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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

A few counierfeitsfs have lately
been makihg and trying 10 ssll imita'
tlous of Dr King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds and
other mslisiuss thereby acfraudihg the
puhlie. This is 20 warn 700 20 beware
% such people, Who sch 70 prohl,
through s,saliug the reputasion of rem.
sdiss which have bssh successfully eur
ing disesss foF over s5 years A sure
pfotesiion % you ia our sane on all
~. Kihe's o. nuskisa's remedies, as
an others are mere imiiations H r.
RuCKLEN A co, Chicago, ul, snd
Windsor, Canaia,
fos SALE by O. Perry, salem. or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
STRANGE
THINGS
HAPPEN
Thugs Evidently Get Cold
Feet EARLY In Their Own
Scrimmage

Rev. Paul RAIDER, Of Portland, state
organizer Of the Anti-Saloon League.
made complaint to the sheriff last night
that be had been attacked by persons,
evidently seeking his life. His story is
in substance ne follows; "While on
his way 70 The Methodist church, and
on the east corner Of Chemeketa and
summer strets two Individuals followed
him. when they had crossed the street
AZ che point where foundations FOR
new house are being laid, one Of The
men asked him. Partner. where g The
way 10 the depot Not being very fa.
miliar with salem, RAIDER hesitated an
instant. raised his umbrella and pointed
In the direction Of the depot. At the
same instant be was bic on the back
Of thc head. and bis qucstioner struck
at him with a knife, aiming for bic
heart. Fortunately, a card case, which
Mr.. RAIDER carried In his vest pocket,
prevented tho blow from taking effect
RAIDER. seeing that an attempt on bic
life vas planned with has right hand
ropulsed bic assailant, and, In warling
on the blow Of tho knife, his left band
was seriously cut. The wound was
such that IL made u necessary FOR ply.
sieiaus 90 take several stitches. RAIDER
never lost his head, and graapod his
man by Tho coat.tail, 10 which he chung
desperately. until he stumpled over an
obi fence in on alley near Governor
Moody's harm. and through which The
two men made their escape. RAIDER
callcl for auisiunco By yelling. but
no ono was mar. lie went 20 ga sum.
NOR street where ho IL staying With
his brother. Ralph 20 81 a gun. Sew.
efai of tho college boys who are board.
ing there, got on the trail and started
90 chaso tho murdcrous thugs. bot
found no cculs
Paul Raider went 90 sheriff Culysf's
oaico anal related tho story Of che aa
sault, which IL identically tho same De
told tho newspaper mcn who inter
viewed him last evening. Mr. RAIDER
narrated the event without tho leas,
exciiement, lie l. q brother of Ralph
Rad-r Willamette uniycrsity's great
full back and athlete, and 10 himself
of athletic build and makeup. and able
10 eopo with any single adversary
Hc described bic assallant as man
about ave feet sin inches tall, with q
black musiashe, wearing a sloueh felt
hat ami black coat 10 him, tho man
had the appearance of an italian. Ar.
RAIDER believed he would recognise his
man were be- 20 20 chin again, because
he Fomvmbercl having seen him on tho
train eouilng % salem, and again 10
tho afternoon on she street When
asked n he thaught che man was hired
by tho saloon element 20 assault him,
he sahi ho did noi think 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
ANnixinE Burma

are Instantly relieved and perfectly
healed By B0eklen's ArnieA salvA @
hvsneark, JE, Of Norfolk, Va, writes.
i burst nay knee areaafuIlyi tAAt Il
oasiered "a eve. Buekoais Aruksa
s~lvs SeoPpea IN paaa sas As.lsa Il
without so.s." Also AsAls an usunas
sad s'ssA sSs e J. c P~Eys dTsg
store, Sales, ossgsa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

last night's Telegram ays, War.
rants Tor the arrest of Paul RAIDER,
state superintendent of the Anti'
minor employcd BY the organization,
and Acting Detective Tom KAY. of the
polise department, wcfe issued ouI Of
che municipal court yesterday after
noon upon complaints givvu by Deputy
District Attorney Adams sworn 90 by
A. DroftoB mauagrr for abe RrcWeFs
ami Wholesale liquor Dealers, Asso-
citation.
Kay and RAIDER aro charged with
scuding a minor into a disor,Acrly
house, uamsJv the PceTlrss. slO Alder
street unl MsCabs il charged with
being a minor and entering such place.
Tho arrests are the result u q raid
uiado on ths Peerless houss recently
By Acting nctociiyes Kay and white
after McCabe had secured evidence of
violations' II law there. and spent
Anti Saloon League funds 90 purchase
liquor Tor womsn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
CHAINED TO A coRpsr
poleful Punishment OF IN. A..
Duplicated in Our Mos.r.
Life.

The Romans used to publsA
derer by chaining to his bos.
corpse Of his victim. whe,sv..
went he dragged behinS "A
debris Of mis- crime, the ss,,v :.
yer, revolting thing that was -.
man.
Every day you see people dn,,
around with them the corpse a, !,
sins. They can't get awav !.
them. And many Of them h,v.
come 80 intimate with these oo,,
that they become corpses them,sl,|
The misery Of these poor unfor,ur
has become constitutional with n
II Is to them like an old shoe n
have become accustomed to Il
And there are thousands Of hun
who are walking the earth tolsy
corpses attached to them. .-dyp,
stomachs they can't get rid Of n
have TO get along the best they
with the stomachs they have
the owners OF said dyspsptic s,or,
are TO be found in every walk q
suffering from some form Of lhs
ton. first cousin to dyspepsia
They wear that forlorn appeau
their energy is at zero. nothing
terests them. and they interest
one. their faces are shrunk i
nerves are wilted and their shou
sag. Are you one Of the myriad, \
dandle and crafty their palate,
the sacrifice Of their gtomachti
you one Of those who allow d
senses TO run riot, eating TOO y
drinking too much. eating al
wrong time. eating the halted
the queer and the imposslbloi
Are you bloated after eating
imagine that Il 10 your food hat
your DO you have nausea vhet
look upon this or that. rebel Al
thing and be- hungry for Il, too Il
same timer And have you g,
whole lot OF other things the uil
with your stomach that you 4
about. but nobody else does. AMI 4
eKplaini n 20. you have dySps
real dyspepsia. And the chances
you have had Il a long time.
Your stomach is ovev0l
abused. tagged out Tho gastric
digestive juices are weak, the mud
OF tho stomach arc faded. and
whole business needs new NE
needs something which viii lake
ot tho food a. II comes In asJ Dol
digesting. and let your stomach
a rest
Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets %
very thing. They contain
powerful Ingredient which helps
stomach In the process Of dieef
cures dyspepsia. sour stomach,
gestion, heartburn. eruetations
ity or fermentation. They invisd
the stomach. increase the Gov q
trio juice. and do twothirds Of
the stomach would have 10 DO |
out them. That gives the SOD
soms rest. and a chance 20 SCI
again.
You viii feel the change hH1
your mind and heart and thea
your whole body. You'll fee
and sweet. That's tho obiect
can get these effective little a
almost anywhere on earth Tor
a package.
stuArt's Dyspepsia Tablets Is
name.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Adeu KemeTy lsyear-old boy,
WAS brought Monday 20 the reform
~'hool from Eugene, having been com.
mitted 90 thst institution by County
judge Christman. on complaint Of his
mother, a widow. Who says the boy is
iueorrigible and yicioua
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Your stOnach churns and
the food you sat and II foul,
pid. or out of order. your Who
tenn suffers from blood poison'
hster's ocly Mountain Tea keel
WaA IS osunS Tea OF Tabae''
stones Drug Souge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Perhaps 20 d0n't realize thA
pain POisOns OEietuGae N youT 4
sOns day you may feel = tvil
dyspepsia that win eOnvin'
Dr. King's New Life PIX are
teed 70 euTs an Sickness dos
oas Of undieostsd fooe-or
baek. 3sa a. J. G. Pry's dr'
sAlen, orsgoA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

-0eniloman Or lady VITA good
rofmrnso 20 travel for hrm of $780,
600 eapitaA salary tio32 pcr year
and eaIouscsi salary paid weekly and
expenses uin nfc,L Adafes with
stamp. y. A. Alsrandcf, salem, Ore
ges Sc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Al la,aos of TIE q. A. r. are 70.
qussied 10 meet at the home u Mrs n
~ Holt on North Commercial street,
on Thursday aftofnoon a. $3.50 o'clock
20 ,omplete arrangomcuts Tor 1nnef
on saturday. hy order of tho PEesi.
dent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Taken as onected. Il becomss The
gFeateoS curative agent for tho rehef
q sufierius humanity ever devised.
such Is HolHter's Rocky Mountain
% cents. rea or Tablets. Dv. s.uns's
DgzIng Stora
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
NEW TODAY

Anyons Wishlna-A driyinE or ridiug
horso fs thc keeping for a mosth
@ uso inquire AZ uhia ono.
a27.3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
wants 70 Ne treasurer

IL W. Smith, Of TuFaer, win Be- a
RePseliean oaadidats fos county rsas
urer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Mrs Mamie Dane vas today
a divorce from A. G. Daue By
Galloway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

In every climate its oolOrs are un-
hlFed
- fame has spnead frum sea 10 sea.
he NOD surprised II IN the o1her world
fou hear q Rock MOuutain Tea.
Or. Stole's Drug tSore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
A small suit

j. T. DTomn0nd agains, George Hi.
Ter Is the title Of an action for money
nled with the county clerk today in
department. No. I Of the circuit court
Plaintiff demands judgment against
ATTENDANT for ts7.s5 and for costs aad
disbursements The amount Is claimed
TO be due plaintiff for labor.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
Struck bx Train

Jas. Kabier.io f near Norton.
WAS struck by &. u A. pass
enger M. ~ between IL and
IL O'clock Saturday night
while standing on the track
near the oepui. He said he
thought the train was coming
in on the other track. He re.
ceive ! "A severe scalp wound
and was badly shaken mp aud
unconscious for more than u
day, but is now doing nicely.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
To Policy Holders

In response 10 "A call a.
policy holders in the old line
life insurance Co. The fol
lowing persons met at New
ton:& Leonard's office: j. II.
Thomas, T.. X. Page. Rev.
Il. L. Wharton, j. M. Rose
George Rose, j. J. Mitchell.
s. j. Montgomery, b. +. Nay
Tor an | John Evans. j. X.
TboEaI WIS el-cLe | ciairm ~
and b. +. Niylnr secretary
After dis :us,ing the election
al u boar | of director, which
takes place Dec. Is T., 1906 in
New Y rk CITY. it was deem.
ed advisable. 70 III IA meeting
OF all policv hdl-rs Of the
county tO meet NJ Nj lrsliall
Nov. lot !. l9)j ~ 2 .. M, III
the coirt house W Take some
action in refer:n:.D ct>t1rg
our vote at saiu' election,
their being three sets OF del.
egatss represe 1ting as many
interests. j. K. Thomas,
chairman.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
Good Trip

The editor made a short
trip TO Little Rock Monday
afterpoon. As usual, we re-
ceived very cordial tr 'atmelt
by the good people Of that
place. A. G. Poister enter
tanned us pleasantly Monday
night.
The following persons re-
newed while on the trip: .Jpo.
Childers, Little Rock; r, N.
Ayres, Gillian. The follow
ing are new subscribers: b.
w. Skinner, II. L. Mette, G.
G. Harinr. d. w. johnson, A.
I. Davis. VIM. M. Ollie and
VIM. N. Ollie; Mrs. Vim. N.
Ollie also ordered The Repub-
.lican a year for Miss Abigail
Wyncoop, Of Sioux City, Iowa.
and Mrs. Amanda Baur, of
Sherwood. North Dakota.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
TIE POTATO RAG
More Dangerous and Exc'ii e
Than a Bull Fight.

About four Och ok Satur'
day afternoJn the potato race,
advertised as the most ex.
cit ny event on the program,
was carried out and more
than fulfilled its promises.
A. the end of three minutes
two horses and their riders
we're stretched out and two
more had taken a fall.
JAS. Conway, Jr.. was hurt
the worst. Doctors were
called and relieved his in.
juries rs best they could and
he was yesterday reported
getting along n c-ly. although
he Is still ia a serioUs condi.
ton.
The horses are also in a
good way to recover as only
one is very badly hurt.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
GOT STAY Of EXECUTION
hggie Myers Will Not Fang
TODAY.

Attorneys X. b. Ruff and
W. f. Fo Ter, attorneys for
Mr~. Apgie Myers who was
sentenced 20 be- hanged this
morning, went Ia Washing
ton and appeared before the
UniI-d States Supreme Curt
aud requested "A writ of error.
They were successful IN So.
curIrg "A No days stay al .x-
I, cuLIon aud during this time
complete records ~ the case
Will be submitted. These
records were not completed
before because Of lack of
funds, but "A sui scription has
been taken and tn-y are now
being prepared.
Justice Brewer issued n
certificate upon the Governor
of Missouri calling for the
entire record of the case of
Mrs. Myers. Mr.. Ruff said:
Il am convinced now that
Mrs. Myers shall never he
hanged. Our treatment in
the higher courts of Washing.
ton is Il matter Of great graft
tication To me and has gwen
rs renewed strength with
which to fight the battle over
again"
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
Narrow Escape

County Clerk X. f.. L.
Smiths brother met with an
accident nj a horse show at
Norfolk. VA week ago in
which he had his backbone
broken; is doing nicely and
his chances uf recovery are
COOL, we are pleased W state.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
DEATHS.
y. w. HARRIS

Died at his home near Nor.
ton, Of heart disease early
Tuesday morning. aged 81
years. His wife and Ten
cbildren mourn his departure.
His remains were laid 10 rest
in Mt. Carmel cemetery We'd
nesday afternoon. He wa.
an old and highly respected
citizen.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26

is so anxious TO get blck down
that he offers his place OF 40
acres a nile north Of town at
"A bargain.
Mrs. Caroline Ritcbey, OF
Higginsvll.e, who has been
visiting her niece Miss Rim.
OF Arrow r OK, returned home
Saturday. Mrs. Louise Cook.
of Hoistein, who was also Wis.
ting at the Rhine home, went
to Grand Pass ON IL visit Sat-
urday.
We welcome to our city this
week Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
White, of st. Louis, who have
opened "a new ladies' furnish
ing store on the east side OF
the square. They will place
their church letter in the
First Presbyterian church.
Both are pleasant and genial
and they will add TO Mar
shall's social life materially.
RObt. Velten, of West Glas-
gov, brought 80 in "A lot OF fine
Yellow Jersey and Red Ber.
muda sweet potatoes which he
had raised. They were ccr-
tainly fine and speak well for
his part of the county. He
also brought in some Irish pc.
tatOes To show L. +. Benedict.
Mr.. Benedict thought he had
"whoppers'', but they are now
considered ''nubbins''.
W. II. Montgomery, of
Gretchen, candidate for Coun.
ty Judge, first district, on the
Republican ticket, was in Mar.
shall several days last week
in the interested his campaign.
Mr.. Montgomery was born
So years ago four miles west
Of Arrow Rock and has resid.
ed on the same place where he
now lives for 46 years. He
bears an excellent reputation
AZ an honest, able gentleman,
well qualified for the high
position for which he was
placed in nomination. He
would be a credit To the coun.
ty as a gentleman and would
make u good Judge IL elected.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
A New Wrinkle

in my harness shop. ] am
prepared 10 oil n set Of team
harness by dipping them for
81. 50 in II large tank Of pure
neetsfoot oil. a guaranteed
job o" your money back.
Chis. L. Reppenhagen.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26

During The winter sssson 1908 1877,
the tshlctko A Alton will have In
eject iowvound.t "trip Sasss Il AlAbsms,
viorIdss 0eorgls, LSolIstsps, Mics.
isssppi, Tsnnessss, and sslso 70 speclsl
winter resorts 10 Arkansas, Huch a.
HUI sprlngv, Earsks spfings, &c.
Complets iuformssiop csn " obtained
~ calling upon 0r s~ddr~sAine
o \. aawehAraS, A9ent.
Asrshsll. No.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
Nelson Crews

q prominent colored speaker
Of Kansas City. will address
the 6 red ctize i Of Mar
shall, at The north street M.
z Church Monday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
LOCAL MARKET
Corrected weekly by swih & Co
Marshall, Oct. 20, lpt6.
Public Sale

will sell at my residence
at $50 8. Lyon ave., Marshall,
Saturday, Nov. 3. at public
auction 10 cows and Z heifers,
4 cows with calves. Sale be.
gins at l:30. Terms cash.
j. A. Montgomery.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
Chsever-S hrader

The maria re OF Arthur G..
G eever # Detroit Nj h. and
Miss Celia Shrader of Shack
elford, Mo-, which occurred
in this city Oct. 10th before
Probate Judge Bush came rs
u surpris, VI the brides
friends, none of them being
aware that CUPID would SO
soon take one fro their
circle.
The bride met Mr.. Cheever
in Detroit some two years
ago while visiting her sister
there.
The young couple expect
To leave shortly for Michigan
which will be their future
home.
g. I. Reppenhagen 10 now
located opposite r.. II. Rea
implement Co. VI
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
ole 90, to Dallas, Texas, and
Return. Oct. ~ and 40

Chicago 4 Alton. 'sThe Only Way
The excursion gives you tsa days Ia
Tsxss. For further particulars cal
upon or address,
@. K. Hawthorne, Agent,
Marshsil, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
Slater

"obh h'uoc vi montgomery
county was the guest here
,everal days of relatives and
friends.
Mesdames Shelton and H,,ff.
man of Rhilieland were guests
last week of relatives west of
town.
Mrs. W. X, VanB Bowen at
Tended the wedding of a
brother at Rhineland this
week.
Jno. Gunnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Avitt made a trip to Kansas
City and Liberty, last week
and returning this week.
VIM. Mullins of Miami
neighborhood made a trip to
our city last week.
VIM. Saltonstall and family
left a few days ago for Cal.
where they expect ~ speLd
the winter.
Mrs. w. II. Henson left last
week for Fulton for an ex-
tended visit 10 her father.
Gov. Folk visited our city
last Saturday evening and
made one Of his famous DEM
ocratic speeches to several
hundred people on the street.
The Gov. said he visited Stat
er two years ago TO $ Q what
the people would do for him
and now he is visiting them
TO see what he can do for
them.
The many friends of Mrs.
Almeda Smith are rejoicing
on account Of her returning
TO Mo. She has been spend
ing something more than a
year with her daughter Fran.
els Kennel ia Col.
A married sister of the Du-
lancy Bros. Is visiting rela.
tives and friends in Slater.
Mr.. Butts of north east OF
Slater has SO far recovered
from his rheumatic trouble as
TO be able To walk around
with the aid of crutches.
Dr.. King is slowly improv-
ing from his spell Of fever.
Mr.. Bryson Crawford's
little boy, Clarence. met with
anu Unfortunate accident last
Saturday ut the Sitter Mill.
Some sacks of bran fell on
him and almost C 'ushtd his
| fe out and for while he was
COM idered TO be In "A very
critical condition but at this
writing Is getting along quite
well, and will soon be up aud
around.
Old MIS-. o G., has been
rather poorly for some time.
Old age seems TO be the prin.
cipal trouble in her case, she
is reported as being some
b .tter at this writing.
Mrs. A. W. White has
been down about two weeks
with an attack of fever of a
typhoid nature, but she IL get
ting along fairly well.
A Mr.. Cooper with his fore
men, Of Fayette is putting
down granitoid walks in town.
The work looks quite well,
and Is receiving a good deal
OF praise ant. The work is said
to be done for 16 cents a SO.
foot.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26

W. II. Meyer, a prominent
farmer from Blackburn, was
a caller here last Thursday.
Mrs. s. A. Young. of Hern-
don. bought /. II. Railey's
place in West Marshall for
$1,000.
Mrs. Frank Roos and Miss
Annie Roos, of Mexico, visit
ed the families OF Miller Bros.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Redeem
bach, Of New Frankfort
spent several days last week
with II. l.. Smith.
Oscar Cochran has pur-
chased Il. p. Rogers resi-.
dence on north Jefferson
consideration $4,000.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tay-
Tor, Of Mt. leonard, report
the arrival Of n new boy at
their home Sunday.
Jacob Fink last week re.
ccived "A raise in his pension tn
Sl2 per month through the ef-
forts of Judge Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Aud
sley, Of Dewitt, were guests
of MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Hyland
OF near Norton, the past week.
A good meeting is reported
ut Blackburn at the Gallen.
kamp speaking Tuesday night.
The weather was very un.
favorable.
a. j. Huston and wife, of
Rockland, Name, spent last
week mt Joe Deans north west
Of town. Mr.. Huston is Mrs.
Deans son.
Frank White, Of Good Hope,
says he also had n phone put
10 last week and that his
name was omitted from the
list last week.
/ Frank and Miss Dora Shuttle
came up from Usage county
hast week on a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Valentine
of north of town.,
The Folk meeting mt Slater
Friday evening WAS a rather
tame affair, as less than d
thousand persons came out to
hear him we are told.
Miss Elizabeth Irvine
carries a fine line Of souvenir
post cards OF Marshall views
ut 10c To Soc at her store on
South side of square. If
The exercises at Missouri
Valley College last Friday
we're carried ont according TO
program. The day was an
ideal one and there was an
Immense crowd.
VIM. Moore and J. B.
'Simms were fortunately pres
ent when Hre broke out in the
residence of Alb Bailey, south
Of town, Saturday morning
and succeeded in ~quenching
IL.
Have you seen the ine black
Texas, tree saddles, at Rep
penhagen's harness shop?
He has plenty Of team harness
on hand home made and made
az The best ~ leather that
money can buy. IT
IA. C. Potter returned We'd
nexday from 4 trip To Hher.
mum county, Texas. aud IL Dr.
with thu country He
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
A GOOD ENDING
The Corn Carnival and Horse
Show Not a Failure

Show Not a Failure
Monday and Tuesday OF
last week the weather was
gloomy and added tn the fact
that the White City" failed
to appear AS advertised, the
prospects for "A week of pleas.
ure we're very poor.
But later III the week the
weather became fine and FRI
day. the'day III the NJ. V. G..
dedicatio ION, there were prob.
ably 5000 ,isitors here. Sat
urday WIS another big day,
and considering the small
number of attractions we
certainly had "A good number
of visitors.
The premiums awarded
were ~ follows:
MONDAY
Buggy Mare or
gelding any age shown in
buggy. lst premium, Frank
X. Justice.
Mules Mule colt. either
sex, under one year. LIST
premium, J. w. Woodsmall;
End, John Fitzgibbons.
Mule, one and under three
years. lst premium, G. W.
Willig: 2nd, Sam Evans II
Son.
Best mule, any age or sex.
lst and 2nd premiums, A. j.
Vanmeter.
TUESDAY
Horses, Breeding Stock
Draft stallion, any age.
Stephen Keehart.
Roadster stallion, any age.
lst, Tom Bagnell; 2nd, Arch
Hancock.
Draft Horses-Team shown
TO wagon. LIST, Colvert Bros.
2ud. X. l.. Gauldin.
Colt Show-Best colt, draft,
LIST aud 2nd, A. W. Nlllig.
Best colt, trotting or sad.
die bred. lst, Don WEIGH;
Fad, Frank Brown.
WEDNE ID
Model Animal Mare, geld.
or stallion, any aga, shown 10
halter. LIST, Frank Brown;
End, Tom Bagnell.
Gentleman's Turnout-Ev.
erything to be considered,
and 10 b. shown by the own
er. lst, Tom Bugnell, 2nd,
. =" ~
Frank Justice.
N. r. Randolph took first
premium on match team, $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jett's
daughter, Mildred, took LIST
premium us the handsomest
baby girl, $500 in gold; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hinges littl.
boy took first premium as the
handsomest baby boy, $500.
Chester Laughlin took LIST
premium in the potato race;
the second was divided among
three.
Ralph Duggins got 1st
premium, $25. on whiLe corn.
Pat Hanley lst on mixed corn.
$25.
Mrs. Russell Spencer was
awarded lst premium as best
lady rider, SIS; Mrs. Bugge,
2nd, ~. 80.
We are unable to secure a
complete list Of premium
winners, as 1t seems no re-
cord has been kept.
W. Cat v~.. g~ 49,. ~ E.'
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
Disappointed

Owing TO the examination
going on at the ST. Louis sub.
treasury, Judge G. r. Gallen'
kamp was unable To I'LL his
appointment at Little Rock
Monday and the date will
probably be cancelled entire
". He spoke ut Blackburn
Tuesday night.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26

Wanted-Poultry dressers
at Swift Packing c.. Exper-
fenced preferred. tt