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New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Thompson. New York via 4ueenstoWn- -i. an.
Ct eenstovvn. june Z. I ul-Satleu steamer vs''
Cameron tfrom Liverpool New YORK r--sasreh
Plymouth. June = t2.S5 ulArrive4. steamer
der Crosse ttseT Reeker New NorS Tor e'''
and Bremen land proceedeii. -.,,tSrh-
CherhourE. June los u-Arrfved. ste&l'l
land (tierA. kaenpn. New FORK via ri4il--
Hamburg land proceeded} sailed steansI nd
Wilhelm N tCisrl. Hogenann ttroin Ei7H
Southamptonl New York
Montevideo. June s-saiied setamer Bernis 'sr'' ''
Hun. June Arrived steamer cOl0raso Isr' "'~
New York p.arcs
Baroadoes. June s-sanst. steamer orinoco ,srs
(tron New York. kingston and Colonl So-. s,,st.r-
Lizard. June :, noon-Passed. steamer NieuN ard
dam (putch). Bon1er. New York for beu''s"
Rotterdam.
Naples. June Arrived. steamers Marco NsasSyenla
tttall, Borgna. New York VIA Genoa sth Sr~tssts.
NBrl. Taylor. New York. via GihraltAis ~.
sailed. steamer Sarnia tItaN. for NeN
Adelaide. June Arrived. steamer Queen y md
lBrl. Leslie. New York via 81 Nncen~ =
Fremantie r.-,al-a
Nipe Bay. June s. uaidnisht-saiied. steamer JAMS
tNorl. Meyer. New York
Palermo. June e-Sailed. steamer Jltonia -
son tfrorn Trieste and FiuTnet New lslN .,aaraer
sable Island ;. June The Anchor tiN - NsF
Columbia from Glasgow and MoViIe teI-.-rauh
York was In communication by wireless v. s,ssel
with The Marconi station here. when s.nss p n
was lAo miles east OF sable Island a. ~ y
VIII probably reach her dock IN Ne~ ~
about $50 sunday.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Thursday. June Z, 1906.
ARRIVED

Steamer Majestic tBrj Hayes Liverpool Nav 30 ana
Queenstown RI. the White star Line with f6s cabin
and 54a stee-age passengers. mails Arrival
AT the Bar at I 10 m.
steamer consueio tBri. Watson. Hull May %
oI June TO Sanierson son with 10 passengers and
mdse Arrived at the Bar az - 40 m.
steamer BarOtse fB-l. Tarver calcutta
u and Algers May L.. via Boston June s. 20 Norton
Son, with mdse. and left Quar-
anttne at II 30 a m.
Steamer Shimosa (Rrl. Yokohama March II
kobe q Shanghai April 8. Foochow 3 Hong Kong IL.
singapore II, Penang "a Port Said May
~ with mdse TO William II rwsddsn 8 Co; vessel TO
Barber q Co Arrived at the Bar 9:15 m
steamer Valdivta ttierl Devantier Cape 81
Port uIrince ~ Sfonaives
81 and Jeremie and InaKua B. To M. Hamhurz-
American Line. with pssssngers mails mdse Ar
rived the Bar 5.1S d m
steamer Livingston tNori Olsen. June l. q,
The Atlantic Fruit COMPANY and
fruit Arrived az the Bar ~ i;S0 a
steamer Skuid tNorl. Hansen. Nav
Bar : a - '"'
steamer ptsa tswedl. Ingvarsson Sama June / 70
the tnneo Trading 30. with fruit Arrived Bar
steamer CITY OF Atlanta Fishsr. Savannah Jun. s.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
COOPER UNION ART CLASSES.
Many Applicants for Admission Unable to
Spell Correctly.

The forty-seventh annual report Of Cooper Union
shows that the total number OF applications for
the scientific and art departments during the year
reached 6.537. and one time the total member
ship Of the three departments Was 25O4 of which
number 2.3se belonged 10 the night school. More
than three thousand persons were unable TO gain
admission 10 the school last year
One of the matters 10 which attention is cared
in tho report IS :har the examiners find that many
of the applicants Cor admission are unable 10 spell
current words correctly This applies also 10 many
hlSh Srho" graduates and the trustees advise tha
moro attention be given IN the public schools Ia
lsh. 'F'~ '>i's
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
POLICE FORBID ENTRANCE TO CLUB
Longacre's Boxing Match Held Up by Com
missioner Bingham's Order.

The boxing match scheduled to take place last
night at the Longacre Athletic Club house. Nos.
15s and 160 West 18th street. was called OF by the
mana cement after a Gordon OF police had been
placed about the building. warning every one that
''there would be bout tonight Although Max
Newman, the manager of the boxing entertainment
at the club objected TO the police and said thar ne
doubted the Legality of such a procedure. he was
forced to submit.
The plan adopted by Inspector Schmittberger in
stopping the match was In strict compliance with
an order issued bv Commissioner Bingham early
in the week, that all boxing matches must be
stopped all hazards The reserves and the en-
tire force of plain clothes men from the Tender
loin used in the Gordon
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
CALLS KING LEOPOLD A LIAR.

King Leopold Of Belgium and his method OF deal
ing with the blacks in the Congo Free State were
the subjects Of a bitter attack by the Rev. r II
Nassau. who arrived here yesterday the White
Star liner Majestic. Dr. Nassau has been connected
with the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions
the West African Coast since 1851 DR. Nassau
called King Leopold "A monumental liar and said
that he maintained army OF fifteen thousand sol
dieTs whose sole business To piunder and col
lect rubber. He added that the treatment uf rhs
black man in West Africa awful for
words, and was now being agitated in Parliament
by p =. Morrell. an Englishman. VINO edits paper
fT f'-hN'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
PREFERRED DEATH TO DEPORTATION

Antonio Martino. an Italian immigrant held a.,
Ellis Island for deportation because he sufyer.s
from trachoma, committed suicide yestar5sv ~
hanging himself.
Martino was forty years old He arrived hara
last week on the steamer KONG Albert Findi,
he was 10 be deported. MARITIME ATTEMPTED 10 .S
cape was caught ana put In cell His body was
found cary Yesterday by the watchrnan The -
was suspended by rope which Martino had ,,is.aS
about his neck MartnO's body was bIr1sS -
places IL Is thought that when ne fell rnccnsoitm "a "a
his body became entangled IN several electric Ios
wires Ia his cell. ''S "sh'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
POLICE MATRoN BUYS LUCKY LAND.
Syndicate Needed 1t, So Now She Has Re
signed Her Place.

The place of IN the Hunters Point
police station at Long Island City is owing
a fortunate speculation in real estate. Miss
Charlotte Cooley. of Baysde. in going 70 and from
work. heard much talk the Long Island Railroad
trains about real estate. Having saved some
money she learned that long strip Of land which
hy real estate experts is called a +gore' was for
sale cheap The property was just outside Of
Ba yside and skirted a rather important highway
Miss Cooley bought the strip fair price
When the boom struck Queens Borough some
weeks ago a syndicate discovered that Miss God
leys strip OF land was needed TO straighten out-a
large plot and enable the syndicate 10 cut il UP
into fuI-sized lots The police Of the precinct de-
clare that the received $50 900 for her land.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
PAwNEE BiLL AT BRIGHTON BEACH

on Monday next the PaWnee Biu Wild vVas+ a.,
Great FAY East Show VIII take possession ~ The
quarters which are 10 be assigned 20 /, AT
Brighton Beach. The Pawnee Bin show Is N o,.,
Us season an Brighton Beach on Thursday evening
june - ana VII remain there al summer II is
ilr biggest show ~ its kind in Afnerica ,,,-a
tAan ca thousand people and nearly -iy-e r,,,,-., /,
-.rtu ~ nprses being used IN The euter-a r,,,.,,
-'tF -tre az sorts Of features depicting ~. VIA
-ilf "l tir Western country. and in tbe F..sfar,-
cepaitmcpt There d. shown The gorgeosness - ~
orient 4 big street parade viii d. given in AZ,
Aal ~ "l Wednesday evening, June 49, The line -
ilHifh 'i T1i0i vii be announced later ~ Va
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
weRs ACADEMY FoR sHIpauiLnERs

The tenth annual commencement Of Wahb A,,A
emy Tor Sh'pbuilders was held yesterday Al Ford
ham Heights. Degrees wee conferred lIrop finn,
teen men. Ex-Police Commissioner McAdoo was
70 have presented the diplomas, but was unable 20
attend. Addresses were made b, tho Rev, %
Pilinghsnt, the Rev, Dr. J. NJ Hodson Dsyt5
s1ealg and president Stevenson TAILOR fsvlis
- N-'N 0N44ooiE was pres
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
SACK BROKEN eY FALLING Rock

InIlst0pfer ParsIlo. employed in tbe po,,
wanna tnnnel AZ Long Island City was husv ~ a..
bottom - the shaft a; East and Borden s,.er,,.
NesieioaE. when hig rock fell down ,l,e .t,.
ana Struck aim on the back fractlrin. re .-!
column The police are Investigating Inc sc@ia.,
20 - y tntk can learn who resDorsIlle t
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
CHILD KILLED BY CAR.

Five-year-old Josephine Fiende. of No lsS Hami-
ton avenue Brooklyn, was down and killed nv
a car Of the Gomez Island and Brooklyn Railroad
in front OF her home yesterday The rbU5.s
mother is Ill, and the little one her wav To-
food for the sick woman. - ~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
wARsHIPs LEAVE PRovINcEToWN.

Washington. June In accordance with ms an
nounced plans Rear Admiral Evans has taken the
bs+tIasbips Maine and Missouri and the cruiser
Yankton Of the Atlantic feet. from Provinceto"n
70 Rockport. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
PRISONER WOULD WE'D IN ronss

United States Marshal HenkeI received a l.t,.-
Yesterday from Wilhelm Mayer who IS in m.
fonibs. awaiting exiTadition 10 Germany, - "a.
ohafse q killing his aunt. asking that ne be uer
...i''-- - Hiafts sophie christian. young woman
who was arrested VIII, him n 81. -. ~
I'm Low anc he tlken 20 Germany with MN a.
,1-i- g' - compelled % testify against binD ~
heAkcl informed MAYER taat he would ha,. =, ~ az;
- sel niis@.lI- % the German ConKui General @e'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
sRokeR.s soN RELEASED lN Auro 90

Freoeriek schoilc. the nfteen-yesr-old son Of Al
D7ft " sohou'. q broker, Of No. 76s Fifth ave
~ VINO was arrested on May ., charged with
otlNlng an automobile without a license was dis
charged In the Special Sessions Court YESTERDAY he
cause no law could be found 10 NJ the case rl,s
chine N-" VI" ii"A 'Mn lhe ma
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
INSANE NURSE FOR INSANE wourN

lffy Telegraph - The Trihu-a
1nc2sp. Jane Tile renaarla bic discovery w, &.
H-~oe to-eTy 'hAt young woman who was recently
cppo'nted probationary nurse f., ,l,. -. -.
zane asylum AZ Dunning and assigned 10 ass, -
the care q he ToIneli.s ward is insane a,s w..
- wen she passed The examination
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
OPPOSE MORE EAST SIDE al" ROADS

The City Club viii hold meeting at No IS West
4h street this afternoon 10 discuss plans for op-
posing the construction Of more elevated railroads
in The lower East Side. Plans being formulated
by the Bridge Commissioner and Brooklyn inter
ests 70 erect double decked elevated structure in
this crowded district.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Robert Mansell. Of Trenton. n. J.. arrested on a
charge of forging a check for s2ls while acting as
assistant to the receiver of the Equitable National
Bank. pleaded guilty yesterday, and was held in
s. 600 bail trial 50
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

Harry X Montague. son of Adam Forepauxh,.
$1,000 beauty was enrolled as one of Luna Parks
employees yesterday He will work In the als,,r,caI
department. He was child when the ctrr,,. r,an
offered $4,000 and long contract To the 81, @
soonest woman IN the world Candidatas ca,rS a.
swarTns from every country. A committea seiactsd
elephant In parades. N' oi
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
TO INVESTIGATE DEATH OF "pRuNk

Borough Inspector Adam Cross. OF BROOKLYN has
ordered Police Captain Gardiner. Of the stagg
street station. 10 make full report on the de,tb
Of Martin Schmidt. n cabman, thirty-four yas,.
old, Of No $50 Maujer street, Williamsburg vyh1
found dead in a cell the station 80,
Wednesday morning. with fracture of the Sli,ii
Schmidt was arrested and locked up a charge
O intoSicatiOn. '''A 50
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

Patrolman William F. Sheehan, OF the East lO4th
street station, was discharged yesterday By Mag
istrate Moss. In the Tombs police court where he
had been arraisned on the charge OF compounding
a felony he was rearrested and arraigned before
Justice Cowng, who held him in IS 600 bail 10 await
his pleading on the charge.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

fire at No. 1874 Grand street yesterday morning
caused considerable excitement The clerks in the
Italian bank OF ]. Dezchio threw about $40 600 I'm
bills and coin into the safe and rushed out OF the
building The DANA sc is estimated at $500
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

Destination ana IN
Hawaii Japan f'Orea Cnina-Korea
via san FranciscoO-
Japan. Corea Cnd China ad-
dressed only1-Teucer tvia Tacoma
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
u. s. transport Cva San FrancScol. A
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into fhese sofnmns ~
recommended TO the readsrs Of Ths Tribune a.
ghIy reliable. business - done ~ ms"
With the advertiser with perfect safety
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

The Madison Avenue Baptist Church an 21st
street VIII hold It's last services Sunday until ,ba
third Sunday in September. DR. Upper preaching
The parish house. which will cost $50 Oa1 x.7i
be ready For occupancy early In the tall
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:29 Sunset T:2s Moon 92s age
HIGH WATER
A.M-Sandy Hook Island eos He'll Gate O5s
P.M.-Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island 925 Hell Gate Ills
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
A DvERr1sEMENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS '0' % n

A DvrRr1sEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for ms
~ Tribune received AZ thslr Uptown once No. iS'
Broadway between Seth and 37th until O'Clock ~
Advertisements received following branch one'
regular ONCE rates until clock p VIZ - y.
ave. cor 23d 81 153 6th ave. cor 12th s.; ~ =
14th Isl West I'D between 7th and s'n aN-s
2s3 West 125th 81. 19SS Sd between 10Th ana -.
SITS 1923 80 ave. 61st 17os 1st ave- near W
l57 East 125th st 756 fremont ave so 50 avs
near 4lst St: $50 50 ave: 21O B!escksr 81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

New York Arsenal Governors Island. y T. =.
May H. 19O6-Sealed proposals. in tr7lcaie 49, " -
received until 1 o. n. JUNE H. 1905 for fuInls.-as
Instruments and drawing utensils and materials ou-Fs
cotton waste. thread, fo-age ironmongery pents IN
lumber tools utensils endiHs
1907 Information furnish ed application SoA S0-i-
E GREER. COnndg
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

q the Ocean S Co. with passengers and mdse' -N'-
Quarantine 7.25 a Y. -
Steamer Huron. Chichester. Jacksonville June - -
charleston s. 70 the clyde $ Co wifh passeis7' 80
mdse Left Quarantine az S-05 p ~.
steamer Hamilton. Boar Newport News -. snS -d ssd
FOLK. % the old Dominion s. Co. with pas-rhe0'' -
mdse Left Quarantine az $50 ? N. - -. IVA.
steamer GoldsbOro. curry Philadelphia. 20 th7 w.
So Co. with mdse. on Highlands az 5.52 p m ,..,.
steamer Pillar de Larrinaga tBri. Harrison .-,~.t
more June s. Barber & GO. with mdse lh u"
Left Quarantine at T-IS a a,
steamer Wearsfde tBrl. Goodwin. Perth Anoess.,-s
the American Smelling Co, In ballast Left ~1@4'
az
Sandy Hook. y J. June = ESQ un-Wind e~s -
crate breeze. cloudy. thick on shore
SAILED.
Steamers Amerika Ger. for Hamburg VIA - -
and Cherbourg la Lorraine Err, Havre, gr'sss
fuerst Ger. Bremen. via Plymouth and 1ne-e--~i
Athenana tBrl. Philadepha Pathfinder Nayas-s.s-s 80
AguldilIa. Visilancia Havana and Vera cruz. 49,
Port Arthur, United states dam.
hagen. etc. Manzanlllo Cuban. Progreso ell ~
Deutschland Ger tank gushing Jefferson NoFN Ssr
Newport News: CGtv % Macon. savannah. Bris'i w
(Brl. Bristol: Bluedelds. Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
GOVERNORS ISLAND. \. Y, NAY q. 1905,

~ sealed proposal in triplCate, for aoor ara
required in the constructors OF set of ornces Qaals
Fort Iay y Y. VIII be received hsre unul - a a.
Iune II IqaS L. :. right 70 reJecl ay ui -
bids information furnished appiication Enseiss
containing PROPOSALS be endorsed roposas ~
~ars' Quarters Fort Jay y Y capt +. q hNADI.'
SHJ-Ei Constructing luaTJernaster-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
ARMORY. MAss.. MAY 2

I9Os.-Sealed proposals, IN duplicate VII. p =
ceived here until r. NJ. June "a 1919. for
Winchester Repeating Rifles Cal. 30 Mode 1ssS IN
pattern with bayonets bavonsc sca5oarcs gun SINS SINS
snare parts etc Information furnished upon
70 Colonel. FRANK H PFIIPPS. Ord Dept Ooinos
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
The Turf.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
IN RACES TO-DAY AT $50 p. VI.
SPECIAL TINE TARTE

SIX RACES TO-DAY AT 2:30 p. VI.
SPECIAL TIME TABLE.
Trains leave z. 34th St. y Y. 10. 1870 ZOO.
70 40 on 1.10 train from l. l. c. special pzror
car for club Leave y. Y. Park Row. via Sth
Ave culver Elevated from 10 05 every I.
minutes: from 1905 thereafter every minutes stop
ping al City Hall Bridge St. Fulton St, Fatbush Ave
and Ssth St From 3sJh St, Bklyn. special elevated
rans via Culver Line. whitehall 81 Ferry. every
minutes from 1900 A N
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR FILLING PONDs--oF'
fee OF Constructing Quartermastsr For II O. Wrsnt,
Y-Saaled proposals. IN trfplcats viii os received
here until D. m. June IL 1905 and then opened or
furnishing labor tools material and nns pnds oh
Information furnished on applicaoh
Env eIopes containing proposals should % narNea
pOsaIs for Filling Ponds be opened June IL lsoo
Constructing Quartermastar Fort n u
WRIGHT y Y London. Conn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

@Brings mail
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY
rRANsPACFIC MAILS.

MONDAY. JUNE IL
Princess Anne. Norfolk Old Dominion - 3;Oop m
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
HENRY BROWN

a prominent citizen of near
Fairville, died suddenly yes
terday morning July, 10, of
heart failure, aged GO years.
The funeral is at Nj. Carmel
at 10 AN. today, Friday. He
leaves a wife and four child
Teu To MORN his death.
MRS RICHARD GORDON
col, died in the Cow Greek
vicinity, Wednesday evening
of dropsy, aged % years.
She was IA member of the A.
VI. f.. Church, and her burial
occurred yesterday at 1 p. m.
nj FaiIview Cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
First M. e. Church

Services morning and even.
ing. The Presiding Elder,
DR.. Hunt, will preach at the
morning service, and admin
lister the Holy Sacrament.
At night the paster Rev. G.
W. Shepherd will preach, his
theme being, "The infatua.
tons Of evil.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20

senger depot" in flames.
They gave the alarm in
time TO save the cars used
temporarily as n depot.
A lamp is kept burning in
one of he cars and this ex.
ploded and set the car afire.
The Editor Of this paper ac'
companied the Forsyth com.
mittee TO Marshall this week
as n representative OF Bran
son, and we can say that we
had IA most enjoyable trip, the
most fun being when we got
to associating with the
preachers, the majority OF
us getting through alright,
except Ben Price. He tried
TO make us agree not TO tell
anything on him. Ben can
talk on nearly every subject,
but there are some he is not
expert in. He tried TO make
them believe that he was a
good Presbyterian, but his
trouble began there. He
went out to dine with one of
the good deacons of the
church, who was very polite
and asked Ben to say grace
and he never shakes his duty,
but he just started out with
Your Honor. He declared
that he said more.-Branson
Echo.
wANTED;-by Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant ninnager ttnun
or w0man) for this county ana adjoining
territory. Salary so aud expenses paid
pleasant; position permanent. No invest
msnt or experience required. Spare time
valuable. Write Mt once for full particulars
and enclose ~self-addressed envelope. Ad-
dress, GENERAL MANAGER, 1874 ". Lake
st. Chicago. lp,si)
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
Raised 500

Rev. E. Thomas, pastor of
the A. NJ. L. Church, informs
us that their basket meeting
and rally, last Sunday was a
big success. There were
enough provisions To feed 200
persons and fried chicken
went begging, there was such
an abundance.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20

ORDER OF puBtLcATIov

ORDER or PrBLlcATloS
In the Circuit Court, September Term,
1900, July lpth, 1879,
Ellen J. Mitchell ....,,......,.,. Plaintiff
ohm ". Mitchell ........,........ defendant
Al this day comes the Plaintiff herein, by
her Attorney, ana files her petition aud
AFFIDAVIT, alleging, among other things,
that Defendant ,Iohn W Mitchell has
absented himself from his usual plnce ~
abode In this State No that the Ordinary pro.
cess OF law can not be served upon him Ia
this State; that the defendant has Rbscond.
ed aud concealed himself 20 that the ordin-
hry process OF law can not be served on him
In this state,
Whereupon, II II ordered by the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, IN vacation, that said de-
fendant he notified by publication. that
Plaintiff has commenced n suit against him
In this Court the object M general nature
Of which ~ to obtain n decree Of said Court
diyorcing her ron the bonds OF matrimony
heretofore contracted with the Defendant
on the grounds Of non-support n general
%indignitles, and that unless the said De.
PENDANT, John W. Mitchell, be and appear
Mt this Court at the next term thereof, to he
begun n holden NJ the Court House IN the
City OF Marshall, In said County, on the nth
day OF September next, and on or before the
first day OF said term, answer or plead to
the Petition In said cause, the same Will DO
takon ~ confessed, md Judgment rendered
accordingly.
And IL IL further ordered, that a copy
hereof he published, according 10 law, Ia
the Marshall Republican, II newspaper pub
lished IN said County OF Saline, for four
weeks successfully, the last insertion to be
at least thirty days before the first day OF
said next September term II this Court.
A. b, Hoy, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the Record witness
my hand and the seal Of the Circuit court
OF Saline County, this 18th day Of July, Uod'
A. u. Hoy, Circuit Clerk.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
Slater Suburban Homes

We have several very de.
sirlble homes in the suburbs
of Slater that can be bought
ut n sacrifice, ranging from
= to . acres, nicely improved.
Address, for furthur %particu-
lars, Saltonstall Real Estate
Agency, Slater, Mo. 1913
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
Summer Tourists Excursions

To Pacific Coast, Montana, Arizo'
ia and City OF Mexico. From now IN
until September Is, 1896, the Chicago
g. Alton will make greatly reduced
rates and provides convenient travel
Ing arrangements to above territory.
Complete details can be obtained by
calling upon or addressing
o. Il. Hawthorne,
Ticket Agent.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20

with resisting an officer, re-
suited in a hung jury. AS
the county court refused to
revoke the license and the
city will drop the matter, the
case is at au end.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
Addition to Marshall

Addition to Marshall. .......
Herbert Duncan to Cimantha A.
A. Field, all interest 40 acres
in % 51.l9 ........... .......
Elizabeth j. White to Lizzie A.
Hamilton, lot 3, Strother's 4th
Addition to Marshall .... ..
Leonard VanDyke to jacob
srDyk Ike, 1873 by 60 fee. IL 10.
~ II ......'...... ..'''..'''s
St.iia 5 Oepbsrt To S r. fbUmp
con, 40 sores In lT.i9 b..
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

WIN. REID to F. E Rigney, part
lot 4 aBc 5, block ~, Mac.
shAil Observation-Disclosures J
Z. u. Merry to Richard Gang.
bell lot ], block y, Alexander
& ~Ssndidge addition Marshsn Ico
Root. BFoSn by TrUsteetoMlr
Brown, lot 3, block IL, Net
Slater .................. ...... 80
Mary Brown to Wesley Grant,
same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bOU
MiIlard Patterson to Alice j..
McMsbaB, lot ., block {,
Boatrigbt 81 Gordon addition
Marshall ............... 1900
Ella W. Smith TO Kate -. Smith
all interest lot o, block . Wet
slater ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Dan Eblers ct al To Harry ~.
Bookstetter lots !, 2, block -,
Saline City ............. lSJ
Jno 7. Wells to L. 6. Hoffman
part lot !, block . Smiths
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Went Free.

The case in the police court
Monday against Walter Wise
and VIII Armstrong, charged
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ShYad c z A Denot

Professor j. W. Adams and
Rev. II. Green Friday night
discovered the & & A "pas-
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For Sale Very Cheap

l60,aeres OF well improved
farm, SIS acres under cultlva.
tion, a lot Of fruit, good well,
nicely located, ten miles from
Buffalo, Dallas Co., Mo. For
further information see Ar.
thur Clough, Marshall Mo.
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