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The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27
MALTA BEND

r. S. Thomas is In St. Louis
taking a vacation.
Crum & Gilt shipped several
loads oil cattle Monday TO ST. Louis.
The ice plant began operation
Tuesday.
Frank Blackburn has sold ard
purchased a good many mu'es the
past week.
Rev. w. A. Bass will give a
ee,ure ia the Presbyterian church
iext Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
Subject; Great Heights The
iimplon Pass"
MIS-. Frank Clyde and sister,
Miss Matte Smith, and Miss Mabel
franklin are spending the month
81 a visit to Colorado points.
DR.. wilson returned Wednesday
nigh, from a trip to Texas.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will serve a
S o'slock luncheon at the home of
Mrs. John B. Moritz on, Aug. and.
All invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Salt
Springs will give an ice cream
festival at the home Of c. +.
Thompson. near Shackelford, on
the evening Of Aug. and, to with
al are invited.
Jas. Orr aud family Of Paikville
are visiting at the home Of Harry
OR, at Salt Springs. The Misses
Orr attend Park College and are
enjoying this visi, to their former
home.
+. l.. Co.e, nj photographer.
has fitted up a new studio in good
shape. He is nicely situated and
we'll equipped, so II you need any.
thing In his line, call on him.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27

THE National Committed has
issued an appeal to the Rep
nblicans for a popular sub.
scription Of 81 from each Rep
ublican in the country. 1t is
the first appeal of the kind
made, as in former years the
funds have been secured in
larger sums from firms and
Individuals. 1t will require
nearly the full amount which
would be derived if every one
gave a dollar TO carry On an
aggressive campaign. Surely
every man is that much inter.
ested, so read the appeal else.
where and let old Saline bc
heard from in big figures.
We will gladly forward the
money and publish the names
il any desire a public coutri-
button.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27
Bitten bv Mad Dog

Lying seriously i'll mt tie
diversity Hospital in Kan.
sls City, +. ID. Farr, 81 years
old, has become the subject Of
a controversy and much dis.
clssion among physicians.
He was taken 10 the hospital
Monday morning, supposed
TO be suffering from an attack
of bydrophobia rs n result of
being bitten by n dog five
years ago.
Sunday evening Farr and
william Hankin were return
ing from Electric park. When
they reached Hanklin's home
Farr remarked that he was
very sick. Hankin started "a
take him home on n car. As
they walked down the street
Farr suddenly fell to the
pavementin n spasm. He snap
ped at all who came near him,
frothed at the mouth, and re-
fused to take water when il
was offered TO him. The sight
of the water started him TO
barking" and produced
spasms.
In November, 1901, Farr
was bitten by II dog, and the
family, fearing that hydro
phobia would result, sent Linn
to the Pasteur Institute in
New York City. He was
there for some time
and returned as cured. No
symptoms OF the disease ever
showed themselves until San
day night.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27
Among our Subscribers.

Joe Harris and Willis Rol.
Inns are two new subscriber S
from Little Rock.
Joe Hoener, Of Little Rock.
ordered the Republican and
Globe. Democrat Saturday.
II. II. Eilers of Little Rock
renewed for the Republican
and Globe Democrat Saturday
and also ordered the Republi.
can for his brother, f.. II.
Eilers, of Marthasville. War.
rem county. Our growing
Warren county list makes us
hope that more OF these good
people will come up TO Saline.
j. II. Berleykamp and f. f.
Burnett, of Little Rock, have
our thanks for renewal.
julius Oster handed us a
dollar fer subscription Mon
day.
J.. II. Bollman, the Slater
coal man, is a new subscriber
This week.
Mrs. c. j. Oquest and son,
Celia, came down from Mt.
Leonard Thursday TO take in
the fair and visit her daugh-
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27
May Live 100 Years.

The chances for living q full cen.
tury are excellent In The cas- OF Mrs,
Jennie Duncan, Of ~Haynesvills, Me-,
nov 10 years old. She writes; "Elec.
tric Blttsrs cured mo OF Cronic Dya,
pepsis Of 20 years standing, and made
feel as we'll and strong assa young
girl" Electric Bittsrs curs Stomach
aud Liver disease, Blood disorder,
CenarAl Debility and bodily sssh.
ussss Sold on : guarantees - P.H.
Frsaklln drug ssors. Prlps only o.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27
LOCALS.

Leo Archibald Of Carrullton
is the guest Of Hugh Hayes
during the fair.
Mrs. Belle Payne returned
Monday from "A weeks visit
in Malta Bend.
Hanson's is headquarters
for tablets, pencils, inks, etc,
north side square.
John Beasley, Of Higgins.
vile, is n new employee nj
the Nose Land Milling Co.
The editor was Hospitality
entertained at the pleasant
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Brown Friday night, after
the Little Rock picnic.
In order TO give our en-
ployees time 10 attend the
fair, we have this week re.
duced the size of the Republi.
can a little.
joe Farrell, Sweet Springs;
Geo. ID. Harris, Slater; p. G..
Sullivan, Miami; l.. III. Haese-
meyer, NaptOn, were among
our many callers yesterday.
Our force is taking in the
fair and most Of our cores
pondents have neglected TO
send in items, so we are n
little "shy' on matter this
week.
Geo. n. Hanson, the carpet
man. has added n nice line of
stationery To his stock and
has thus branched out. We
bespeak for him a liberal pat.
rOnage.
Robt. Evans sold his brown
horse. Len, to II. G. Creel, of
the Creel Lumber Co., of
Kansas City, Tuesday for
$3.50 and shipped the same up
that evening.
Misses Annie Niemeier and
Cora Simms, and Messrs.
Aug. Niemeier and Lon Schie.
seer formed a pleasant. party
from Hardeman yesterday to.
the fair. They represent sew
eral Of Saline's most promin-
ent families.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27

STATE school superintend.
ent Darlington has sent ont
a list Of questions for the ex.
animation of teachers that
suggests n continued effort on
his part TO impart a democra-
tic atmosphere to the business
OF instruction in Missouri. In
ten questions on modern his.
tory one is: "Trace briefly the
career of William j. Bryan"
Another directs the teacher
to Connect the following
names with modern history:
Gladstone, Dewey, Weyler,
II. p. Bland, Paul Kruger"
The other names mentioned
ID the ten questions are Nap.
oleop Bonaparte and Bismark.
Is ! good deal Of free silver
to Introduce in the compass
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27

VIZ are told that the manu-
factnre of paper from cotton
stalks has been found practi-
cable and that several large
factories will be IN operation
By next January. Spruce pine
is mainly used ut present and
it is becoming more scarce
and expensive every month.
The paper made from cotton
stalks is said 10 be stronger,
softer and cheaper. The Rep
ublican uses half n ton n
month Of this grade Of paper,
which at present costs so n
ton, making the blank paper
bill quite an item for us.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27
Uncalled.for Letters

The following letters remained In
the p~ostofice on July 4, and unless
called for within 80 days will be sen,
to the dead letter Office.
Misses Polly Burks, Louella Iyens,
X. l.. Holtz.
j. A. GeerR, Henry Jackson, Rufus
Johnson, Ernest Lamb, Walter Low.
cry, A. 4. Mcdowell, T. A.. Murphy,
Harry Reece, Hezekiah Smith, Geo.
NJ. Rurell.
NJ. 7. CHAsTAIN, u. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27

DATES should be arranged
for campaign speaking in sa'
line. Unless our nominees get
down 10 business they might
rs well get ready 10 float
down SAT- River.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27

THE Republicans Of Saline
have several of the county
Offices within reach. IL be.
hooves all Republicans Ia
work 10 the end that they may
be elected 10 these places BY
big mnjorities.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27
SLATER

Mike Nauerth's family together
with w. A. Browns family left a
few days ago for California to make
that their permanent home. The
people Of Slater and vicinity regret
so much to lose Mr.. Nsuertb and
his excellent wife from their midst.
they are among the old residen.
ters OF Slater; came here many
years ago when Sls er was but g
small place. They we're prominen,
members of the Methodist church,
none had q better sanding foi
honesty end uprig Illness in bus.
mess matters than Mr.. Nauertb.
He was strictly honest and would
always encourage honesty.
Frank Tooley and family from
Nevada have been Writing M.
Pollard's and Mr.. Bybees' families
Tor some time, left for home tie
irst Of this week. Mr.. Tooley !,
a brother to Mesdames Pollard anc
B, bee.
David Black who married a.
short time sgo, Is arranging 10
love 10 l. ist 81 ,ter and occup,
he dwelling house in which ]. A
Browns family have been living
Mr.. Black is a well to do farmer
having lived for several years S o,
s miles north Of Slater. We glad.
ly welcome him aud bis good vii,
to u town.
Early Thompson. a son OF Mr..
md Mrs. l.. NJ. Thompson, mar.
ried a few days ago q lady IL
Higbee by the name Of Miss Pear
Newman. They are making their
hon al his fathers a few miles
u nth Of Slater.
Robert GIines is still poorly.
He has been SICK several weeks
aud part Of the time dangerously
III. and although not yet able TO
get around, but is said to be som.
better. Mr.. aud Mrs. Gaines have
the sympathy Of the entire con.
muuity.
The city now have the new
street sweeper aud they are keep.
i,g Main street in q much better
condition than Il has been sine,
the pavement was put down. We
hope II will continue.
Mrs. T. r. Haynie has been
complaining for several days, but
Is better at this writing and is able
TO be Up and around.
We are much pleased 10 zee j.
r. Jarvis and his daughter, Lizzie
back from old Kentucky. They
report that they had a most excel
lent trip and a fine time In their
old Kentucky country.
Mrs. A. l.. Ligett and her two
children returned q few days ago
from their Kentucky trip, like all
others, they report having had 0
most elegant time back at their Old
Kentucky home.
c. II. Tucker recently purchas.
ed the Hamilton property in North
west Slater. He may not move to
il for some time.
Morris O'Hsrn has moved to
his residence he purchased Of Mr..
Mann. Clyde Black has NOV.
ed In the house Mr.. O'Harn NOV.
II e.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27
Republican Ticket

Fol Superintendent Of schooi,-J u. white
For Railroad Commis.ionef-H VI. Flentee
For Rspfesentative-Thos. y. O'Donh.li
For Presiding Judge-Joe Mikels
For Judge County Court. LIST District-W
n. Montgomery
For Judge County Court, md District-wm
y. Dierker
For Coilectof-Geo. u. Harris
For County CIerk-M. y. Eblers
For Circuit Cierk-R. n. Taylor
For sherin-Cbss. y. shafer
For Treasurer-J. N. Denny, Jr.
Pot R~scorder-A. n. orr
For Judge Probate Court-John ". Blnck
burn
For Coroner-Dr. n. q. Emerson
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27

TIE Saline County FAIR is
drawing large crowds and Is
proving "A big success.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27

BooNvILLE will have it,
street fair next week, from
Monday 70 Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
hn II. Rector 70 VIM. Nc.

Millen; lot 8, block Z, Eu-
Bank addition Slater. ......., 1880
Ella b. Tucker to Ben II. Pul.
liam, lot 8, block 20 Slater, let
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r NEWS

conductors and sninmsn. that . train
mar must brake % freight %,
eighteea nonths before he can taks
the examination for conductor. and
that the route ~ promotion shall n
freight brskemen. freight conductor
and passenger conductor. H. is sen
orally accepted that ! freight brakeman
who takes q position a. passense'
trainman forfelts his rights TO pro
motion 10 freight conductor. The pss
senger conductors opposed the rein
statement % the men, but a has been
done. nevertheless.
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Were Set Back.

An unusual controversy and per
haps one without q precedent, has
just been settled between the n. 4.
Central and the Order Of Railway Con
ductors and the Brotherhood OF Rail.
way Trainmen. During the Pan-Ame-
rican six passenger men were promot
ed to be passenger conductors. After
the exposition they were put back on
their regular rum again as trainmen.
To that they protested. and demanded
that they be continued as passenger
conductors. The New York Central
has an agreement, jointly with the
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SKIN Eczema
N WORST FORM
BID Spislrhss N Or Fsn-
Pndscsd Sssrs iirhing-Ysa1s
1rsstaeat b Physicians Did No
Good N Bscsas Despoadeat-
ASatsd Pafts Nos Car Is Ever
-Nsbana ladys ~. q.
CURE By THE
cUTlCURA REMEDIES

sAhoua fcur yesrs 20 ~ alHirsed
vah hsek spa0rh0 II oser my isce
I'D 1 few cov~rng my hoty, uhich
produced . eser ischsng irisstkn. and
uA6rh canad - Q greas ID a annoy-
ancr and go eriax tossrh n exsens thai
~ fcrced 10 eAl in txod si< kading
phyzSanns u my tosn. ARR ! thar
oagh exauinsska AZ the desisd COM
plant thsy nuno1nced Il % n skin
ecscuA III iss xorsf form They treated
M for The sau,e for tte krx1h q Gee
yvast hu the tr~snenx did ~ ~ rod.
flnally 1 hreame deepondenf and
decstsA N d~ero0ainue thar mnhxs
Shortly sftrr~ard.. my huslsni II rad
ING . copy q . xcekly New York
paper ~ m advertisements IL The Cuti-
rssra Remedies He purchased the en-
tire outfit. and after using thr contents
u the tins hottie of guiscsara Re.olsent
IN connection With ihr Gatiruua Soap
and Ointment. the breaking ou entirely
stopped. I eontinmd the use az The
Gutirurx Remedies for SIX months, ard
after that EVERY splo<ch WAS entirely
rome and the Affected parts xe~ kft -
clear Y ever. ] have not feis 1 symp-
tomdth ecssna since, which sas three
years 30. z NJ
.The Cusicara Remedies not only
cured M III that drcsdful disease,
eczema, but Other complicated frunhles
- well; and ! have hren the meAns q
others being cured of the same disesse
by the Cuticsra Remedies, and I don't
hesitate In saying that the Reslveut
i the best blood medicine that The VOID
has ever known Lixxic +. 6iedgs,
SO y0ss Ave,
Oct. q, 1905. Selma, Al
ksla shssssksst ~ vssA Cuzt~n 49,. -. O4s-
meet. =. krsefss~f, ~ fta tsrm n ckccstszS c.sEsA
Forsf uw~g - Chen Cesp. &sAe frses, upsesa. Nsn
- Maid fire. Y The custrusA satn 80 -
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a snFe s1ss = ~sfscfe1 " sppiyisg
chsnf~rlslsis sxixs . sona . -
child 10 1oae GarSssr wi2s Il ~
viii q sdn cAtsh t~fose allowing o.
child ~ sarse Nsay trimmed nanes
80 this saise with he bea resafts.
Price = cents pr hcx sotd W III
sraxrtsts
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Hnw q Avoid AppendIeItis

ucst victims OF appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated
Orino laxative Frnit Syrup cures
chronic constipation By stimulating
the liver and bowels orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseats o.
grippe and u mild and pleasant 70
take. Refuse substitutes. no Be OBJ
tanned d o. q. schaefer. druggist.
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Phslps-Dodse Men Hold Conference

Phslps-Dodoe Men Hold Conference
General Manager Walter Douglas Of
the Phelps-Dodge properties, Il On his
way to Dawson, n. NJ, where he will
meet Professor James Douglas. and
af6er a short conference with him
return to Bisbee.
Large and important coal beds ara
owned by the Phelps Dodge company
near Dawson, and It Is possible thai
the meeting there at this time or Pro.
fessor Douglass and General Manager
Douglas has some significance 10
that line.
These coal beds were acquired by
the company several months ago fol-
the purpose or exploitation. Dawson
is reached By a branch OF the 81 Paso
and Southwestern railroad that leaves
the main line at Tucumcari. Be
tween the latter point and Santa Ro
sa there is q gap In the 81 Paso &
Southwestern that Is now leased BY
that road.
That the visit on these two ofYicials
of the Phelps Dodge company may
have something to do with this shorl
piece OF road. which is in reality .
part OF the Rock Island system. Is In
timated as being among the possibili
ties.
Asked IL this trip was one which
might result in important develop
ments Of any character, General Man
ager Douglas stated that II is nothins
more than one Of the many trips tina
ARE taken BY officials of the road 70
the purpose OF inspection and to keel
lii touch with what Is going on.
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beins several pretty besches within ]
short distance o. the exposition
grounds and connected there With ~
electric lines and water.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

During the year 1905 the railways
of the United States carried 22,s00,.
900. 900 passengers q distance Of one
mile, and during that period there
Were ASS passengers killed In railroad
accidents. None OF these casualties
occurred on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. The road has the enyiable
distinction 81 never having had an
accident In which q passenger has
been killed while on the company's
trains. Neither Is there any record Of
a passenger dying from injuries sus-
tained while riding In any Of the com
pany's cars. This is q record to which
the road points with pride. and Will
be accepted BY the travelling public
as an evidence not only Of the superior
character or the track and equipment.
but OF the care In operation.
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Sunday evening the eatsbound pas
senger train No. s struck 4 bunch OF
cattle just east Of Needles. killing
nine Of them. Five head were mich
cows. belonging 10 Roy Cords dairy.
aad the, other four belonged to Mr.
Davis. a rancher farther down the
river.
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W. c. Mcwiilisms u Chicago. ar
rived a lev DAYS In Roswell and N
naS engaged IN looking over the right.
ofsway Of the proposed railroad 20
"Taiarosa. Ia which II. W. Stevens. Or.
J. @. Hamilton. u. q. Batensn and \
number Of other citizens are inter.
aesfsd. ~
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Boxed Up BY tsoeces.

Frank Lane returned 10 his home IN
West Sixteenth street this morning.
after an exciting trip TO Rocky Ford.
the story o. which would read like q
chapter fran the biography of Pat
Grove. on n small scale. says the Pu.
eblo Star Journal. The lad Is fourteen
years old. Several days ago he was
IN the Santa Fc railroad yards look.
Ing Tor work when he met two men
who said they also we're on the list M
job seekers In the course OF the
conversation the hoy informed his new
friends that he had about q. but when
that was gone he would be broke and
he was anxious to get to work. The
trio was walking through the yards
talking about the chances 70 sef work
when the men suddenly .srasped the
boy. lifted him into a box car and
took his money. They ieaped 10 the
ground and locked the door. OF the
car with young Lane inside. The car
was coupled into a train and taken /,
Rocky Ford. and II was not until the
train reached Its destination that Ian.
again saw daylight. He told his story
to the railroad men who opened the
car and they offered to help him back
to Pueblo. He reached his home this
morning. gave a good description or
the men. and the matter will be re.
ported to the police. 49,.
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ieos,

The Cumberland Townsite company
on Saturday az auction sold twenty,
four lots In the new town
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The other evening 8. J. Thomas. OF
Topeka. Kansas. engineer Of tests for
the Santa re. went through town on
No. 1 In the dynamiter car. This car
Is used for test purposes. II registers
the speed Of the train, makes an air
brake chart and registers the amount
Of resistance the train causes. II
furnishes very valuable data as to the
extra power that Is required to pull
the trains over the grades. {
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Great Task TO- Restore Files.

Railroads are receiving many re.
quests from general San Francisco
offices for new tariff sheets. Practi
cally every railroad having agencies
In Frisco Iosts its entire files for
years, and the efficiency OF the agency
is greatly crippled BY the loss. This
Is only n Of the minor details of
the total loss In Frisco" said d rail.
road man. sbut II gives some little
idea OF the vast amount OF work nee.
essary to restore business to the form.
ar plane. Some Invaluable records
went up IN the flames and can never
be restored. In the case or the other
files, like the tariffs. II win be some
months before the lists can be made
complete again, and during that inter.
al the offices viii be handicapped
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The biennial convention q the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enxiaeeu
viii bs held q Aenphis. Tenn. On
Nay =.
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News from Trinidad. Col, is to the
effect that Louis Bazaro. a laborer
employed on q Santa Fe wrecking
train. was so badly injured on May
i that he died the same night. The
accident happened at Wooden. q small
station q few miles north OF Ration.
Baxaro was ~shoyeling some cement
from d car. when he fell between the
moving cars and was crushed about
the hips and abdomen. He died In the
baggage room Of the Santa Fe depot
two hours after being brought to Trim.
idad. He was thirty-fiye years Of age
and unmarried. y
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A series .. revival mectingxv beinl
held at the Methodist incopaI
church " DeminE.
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A deed conveying TO the National
Railroad company OF Mexico the prop
erty Of the Hidalgo 4 Northeastern
railway has been signed. The pur'
chase price 10 $4,000 900. The road
has twenty.seyen locomotives and 800
cars. The line Is taken over bs the
Mexican National railway for the pur.
pose Of making II the first section In
the line which eventually win connect
the city. via the coast. with Tampico
and Brownsville.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

BoARD-Privats family. Is Per
week. Room for rent. 800 Etghth
street $40
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

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furnished. for rent. Privilege Of ar
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10 20 to town twice each wes
roof. Mora road. 80
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