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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
Un acto de Mr. Roosevelt
Frente al Trust de la carne

Washington Juuio 6,-El presidente Roosevelt envi6
aver al Congeso e nforme emdo por la coms6n de ha
cendsas qrese encargara de nvestgar negoco de las
carnes en- conserya Dcho norme decara que son POGO
mpias muy masanas las manipuacione que Sc somete
producto que consdera immoral e siencio au1 cuan
do la verdad perudque ntereses cuantosos amercanos
81 texto ntegro trasmte por cable la rrensa dc Eu-
ropa En- e Senadoy la baja Sc dcute con cacr
e acto del Presldente Los dem6-ratas aplaudeu. Los
repubcanos tamben excepuandose los senadores repre-
sentantes del Oeste
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
COM|TE UK|ONISTA

El nuevo Comii@ Unloniata de
Arroyo, hR aldo conit'tuldo on 10 81
guienie form a, dentro de 10 preuerip-
clones del regl, mento del pArlIdo.
Presidents Honorario, don Luis
At6:z R'vira. Presidents EfectIvo,
don Federico E VlrellA. Vlca presi
dente, don Va'erisno Vlrella Uribs.
TeEorero, den f AncIsco Alvsrtz Mi
randa. s cretario, den JcGe r, Ro
brit
Vocalea: don Ffarc.s,o VIrella
Uribe, don JsIds Maria Rodriguez,
don Julio Msisonet, don Natalio B,
Apo1te, don NarciSo Lind.
VCcAles suplenteI don Natalie
Rivera, den joe Maria FAntAuzzI,
don Jaims Santsgo, don jose Sierra
no, don Jaciuto ertin, don Artu
no Mensr, don Glmersindo SarcheS
don Manuel Rodriguez, don VAlentir
Velszquez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
Guatemala vencedora
Los invasores derrotados

Washington, JUNO 9.-Notcas ofcales de los c6nsu.
les amercanos dIcen que goberno de Guatemala ha OBJ
endo trunto ndlscube sbre los nvasores del pals
derrotandoes por competo obg glndoes huir cruzar
desorden por las ronteras del Salvador Sc ceebra
ia victoria con umnacones nuscos en- la capital Los
guaematecos plden al Presde te cue inyada su vez las
repubcas enemgas, aprovecha consecuencas de la
victoria para 1ushcar engrandocer pals Las tropas
acampan en- territories de 81 Salvador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
La "Douma" radicallsima
La nobleza defendiendose

San Petersburgo, JUNO Ola &Douma> ha suspen
dido debates sobre probmas agraros para dscutr la
pena de muere Una mayoria esta resuelta votar la
preston de las ecucones capaes sin exceptuarse los cr
menes de esa magestdd Esa sctitud produce grandes
inquleudes la core. La arstocracia rusa como una
MEDIA de defensa acuerda, de modo expon
taneo la dtribuc6n de terras por e sisema del Land
aHoment6 reparto proporcones prefad segdn
las necesldades de cada fama. Sc cree que hara
eecto anunco de esta medda los habtantes de los
Campos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
DOl' Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Una revista militar,
Entusiasmo delirante

Madrid, JUNO 6.-Los reyes de Fspana pasaron aver
revsta e campame to de los Carabancheles ounce
mil hombres de todas las armas brantemente equpados
Un enorme pubco de Madrdy de otras poblacones vic
vastia trae negro sombrero girls FL rey unforme de
captain general campana Al d~s6e de las ropas ais.
tia desde la rbuna real odo e cuerpo dpomatico Don
Alfonso recbi6 los placemes de los agregados mtare de
lpglaterra, Francia, Italia, Austria Russia Aemana,
que eogan la desenyoltura Ia marciaidad del sodado
espaho La reoa estrech6 la mano al General Macias
capit5n general de Castillo la Nueva fecitandoe cauro
samente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Las acciores del Banco de
Marruecos. Muere ell
Rey de Tuner.
HUELGUISTAS ITALIANOS
Rechaza ei endozo. .--Delega-
do apost6lico para Cuba
y Puerto Rico.

Paris, Neidc fl, Embs iador de Ru
sia en- esta cApitll, hs desmsntido 10
noticia que FOR aqul ha c'rculado, re
lativa q que para 81 eltuvieran desti
nadas slgunas de las bombas do dina
mita que aqui 10 han or ontrado,
Mega ssimiamo 10 policfa haber
dstenido & dos indivfduos sospecho'
sos, & quienes 10 suponis designados
para asesinar oil gran duque Vladi
miro.
-Roma. Aquf 90 ID por ssguro
que monsefior Giuseppe Avsrss, ex
sscrstsrio della Copgreg ae!6n dc Asun'
tos ExtrAordinarios, y que On 10 &C
tualidad se encuer t'a desempefiando
una mission sclesiastiea en- Cuba, sera
muy pronto conssgrado Arzobispo.
Eat6nces 40 le nom brara dsfniti
vAments Dslegado Apost6lico de Cuba
y Puerto Rico, dignidad sclssiastcs
vacante por iallecimiento do monss'
| II )r Chapelle.
Madrid. TodAs las poterciaa
que tomsron parte On 10 Cor fsrencia
intern acional do Algeciras han acsp
tsdo las accionss del BAnco dc Ma
rruecos, que 10 correIpondfan segdr
| 10 concertado,
Asi 10 Anunclan hoy los peri6di'
COS de esta Corte.
La dniea naci6n que ha rshusadc
tomAr parte en- Ia empresa citads hi
aldo la americana. E tadoa Unidol
del Norte
-Roma. La discussion de 10 pro
teata contra sl uso de armas dc fueg'
por IL polisfa On los cAsos dc cor fic
tos con el pueblo, 10 ha prolongado po
aIgdo tempo. La CamArs de Diputs
dos 90 ha negado q Aceptar lA renun
cia pressntsda por tcdos aquellos d
sus mlemoros que perssnecen Al part
do socialiata.
-Tdnez. H. dsiato do exist
SIdi Monhlmed, Rey de Tdnez, suct
di6ndo'e en- Au elevAdo pueato, 81 pr
mo, Monhamed Elauson,
| -Tslegraffsn de Manila que un
partIdA de q pui.laues penelr6 Q
| Iuabanzsn, isla de Samar, matand
, q uno 6 h'rlendo 4 ! de los residentel
No 90 rstiraron sin habsr QuemS
do y saqueado SO cAsas.
Sc llevaron tamblea prisionerC
' & 20 indivlduos del expresado case, 4
Las tropas de los .conustAbularic
y de Ia policia han salido en- perGeer
ci6n dc los sgresores puialanes.
J Ell gobernador do SamAr, g
neral Curry, que 90 encuensra .aht r.
presiAamente en- esta c'udad, dice q,
, todos los sprecidenteiS de Sam
} adoptAran muy en- breve Ia polite
2 de extsrminio dc loI nativos rebelde
Ahsde que los planes tornado
ale ,ctos son aprobados por tod
los habItants paciacos de samAr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
El monopolio de la carne
El bill de Reveridge

Washington, JUNO 6.-El senador Reyeridge de In.
diana ha deendido hoy e Senado proyecto de e
para que Ell goberno federal neryenga desde uego Ell
negoclo de carnes de Chicago Minneapolis de otras cuda
mlsaro del trabao revelado de las nmoradades del Trust
B goberno segn b nspeccionara los productos que
Sc exportan los de domestco, reyestdo de
Iautorldad extraordinaTa E Attorney General tene la
eydenca de que esta compromeendo la saud naConal
y e credito de las mercancas amercanas en- extraneo
escandao de los mayores que recuerdan La OPT
Mon general apaude Presdente Roosevelt per su yarop
energia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
DESDE HUMACA0
Los ataques de un psri6dico
republican, de Ponce con-
ira ell senor Bustelo.
TU NO EREs "CUCO"
Agente republican, sustlto
fuera del cuadrante Flies.
tas de Mayo. LA Presa

SEl Aguilas de Pores, en- su nb'
msro l $50, quisrs prssentar les eosas
Gsu msnsrs, falssando 10 vsrdsd ep
todo ouauto dice, y ademas 10 en-
ursnds contra don Miguel Bustelo,
Que. auuque unionista dsclarado, hs'
bfa perm auecido hasta hoy indifsrer-
ts & los luehas polftieas, dandoss el
esso, an6malo, por demAs, de que On
IL fkbrica de 50 harmosa casa, cop
rsras sxcepeionsS, no 90 ocuparsn
mas que opsrsrios rspublicanos' srsi.
dos de varias parties dc 10 isla por el
maestro do obrAs Octavio Rsmtrsz,
que o. osre rspublicano rabioso. Dea'
pues de TODD, tensmos que sgradecerle
& Gel gailas el favor do que, cop
aus dsspla antss, ha sacado de su In
ditsrencia al ref rldo Siior Bustelo,
que % do los que nguran hoy On pri'
msra Ala On Humaco'
sigap, puss, por ese camino' y
cuidenae do qus los tiros no les re-
vienten por Ia culAtA.
Las notas snviadss q sEl Agui'
H., references q .Humacao, tanto por
su estilo do eritleo de alpargata como
nor su falta dc veracidad, parecsn CO.
critas en- extasis capelsrdente.
sspa Ademas eae cueo, que no
ssusta aqui 4 nadie y cuidado no SAL
sa asustandose dc II mismo.
Eel sgents republisano aeior Ro'g
Bayonet, apesar de 10 orden que por
sel6grafo recibiera del Supervisor de
Elecclones el aabado prfxlmo paaado
nara ampliar Las inacripsiones hAass
los I, suspendi6 sus trAbsios a las
de In tsrde sin cAusa just fcsda 90
mo hubo prote,tAs de los eleetores que
ouedaban on fla, puso un sustiso que
no le hsce gran honor q 81 nj & 81
psrNdo, por epcontrarse en- squeiloI
momsntos y en- otroS muchoS tdera del
Es conveniente que el Superinten
10 do. elecciopes sepa conc zca 10 gen
10 on Quien dslega.
Han terminado con igdsl luci
misnto J Animac!6n-que en- .tSMon
las fisstas do Mayo, no hAbiendo t'ni
do etecto 10 procession del dc mir go
nor Ia lluvia que e'y6 por IL tArde
Z, una l6atlms, porque las Hilaa d.
Maria cate aflo hubleran te:rAdo .,
fie,ta. IL mas espl6ndidA que ie ht
celebrado en- nuestra jglesiS, con bro
Dsbsn eltar orgullosaS de su obr'
las sefioritas que 10 inicisron dlri
gieron. con 10 AutorjzadA cooperation
del parrc co Leorcio 4. Vale.
Para el jueveI 30 AnunsiA ell dc
but de 10 compa Ria del ssfi, ,r La Pre-
a.; ya estS listo el salon testro, qu
Apesar do ser reducldo para el pdbli
90 de- Humacao, eAa arreglAdo Co
bastante buen gusto.
sabemos que hay mrchAs silla
Abonadas y 4 iuzgAr por los ieiegra
mas que llsgan de los pueblos limitro
les, hAbr& un buen lleno'
Aver domingo 30 ttec1uo Or
meeting unioniAta en- el barrio ds Malt
muy cersA de e1tA ciudad, al que COR
eurri6 mueha gente q pie, en- G che
{ cAballo, apsSAr do los recios agu'
ssrou pus ssysron & 10 hora de sAlid'
En- nuestrA prtxlmA sorrespor
deucia NOS osupAremos de sgan'
proezas del Lisensiado Cidorch', qV
dise que no SO msts On NADIA y 'e m'H
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
Autopsia de IN regicida,
Ning1n signo de locura

Madrii, JUNO 6.-Un grupo de medicos notabes ha
hecho autopsa del regcida que suicide en- Torre6n
preseutando dos horas despu6s dctamen cientifco
Resuta descartada categ6rcamente la posbdad de una
enagenac6n mental El cerebro ben cooformado estaba
condolences normaes presentaba voumen superior
al ordnaro La pocia ha encontrado documentos en- el
cuarto que habit6 e asesno Sc dice que prueban una
arga dltac6n, pero comprometen otras per.
sonas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
UNA ACLARACION
OsyeI, Junlo 3 de ! 900

Csyey, JUNO 3 de l ,9O8
sr, Direetor de La DEMoCRACIA
Nuy Is11r mic:
El ell Iinero del peri6dioo sEl
Aguilss de Ponce, tseha 2 del AstuA
que cIrcvl5 hoy por este pueblo, apA.
reos una manifestation suGeritA pol
Pedro ViEques, por la cual se ueparI
del partldo UnioniIts, hteIendo u
ipgreso en- sl RspublIsAno; J COM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06
CABLE DIRECTO

Ante 81 Comite de Comercio Ints,
rior = EsRauisro de la Canars de Re
prsseutaptsI on Warrington, ha inIis
ado al secretArio T.fI en- ls neCasidsd
ursmt, eu que SO sncuensrs sl GObieF
no, deSde un punto de vista milisarr dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06

ponsr en- communication difects, por
cable, con los EstAdoI UnidoS 4 9 IAN
tGasm9, Puerto Rico Panama.
EAirnsue que el eoIto de eItA obra
Sers solamsnte dc l 5000, OQQ pesos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-06

ouisra que 20 lleyo el misno uombre
' austerto J Iuaienisre siempre lea
principles della Uaitn, tele0 que cona-
70 All 81 pdblico para evissr tslsal
intsrpretAcioneA ] que 40 &c dude de
mi te politics,
Agradec 6ndole 10 IuEersI5n do lsa
preIentea lineaI en les 5olamnas &c
su iluatrado diArlo, me luseIiho de
listed alto, a.I,
FEDRo VA14uEz APoNIE
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02

Worn-Out

II you are in this condition,
your nerve force is weak-the
power is giving out, the or
gans of your body have
Slowed up" and do their work
imperfectly. This failure to
do the work required, clogs
the system and brings distress
and disease. When the nerves
are weak the heart is unable
to force the life-giving blood
through your veins; the stom-
ach fails to digest food; the
kidneys lack power to filter
impurities from the blood, and
the poisonous waste remains in
the system to breed disease.
Nerve energy must be restored.
DIR. Miles Nervine will do it,
because it strengthens the
nerves; it is a nerve medicine
and tonic, that rebuilds the
entire nervous system.
Several years ago I was all broken
down. I vas nervous. worn-out, could
not sleep. and was in constant pain.
doctored for months, and finally the
doctor said he could do nothing for
me. / began taking Or. Miles
Nervine, and used altogether light
bottles. and I became strong and
healthy. and now weigh 10 pounds"
II. G. CUNNINGHAM,
Jos Ellsworth Ave. Allegheny. Pa.
Or. Miles Nervine Is sold by your
druggist. who Will guarantee that the
first bottle Will benefit. ~ u falls, he
viii refund YOU money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
From Our Exchanges

Died-Mrs. Fizer, daugh-
ter of VIM. Stouver of this
place, died at her home near
Lexington Wednesday. Her
remains are expected here
Jan. "a for burial. ARROW
Rock Statesman.
1t is reported that l.. NJ.
Haynie has purchased two
lots just north of his place of
business, and contemplates
having a building erected on
the same in the spring.
Dabney Finley went to Mar
shall Monday, TO accept a
position in the Feeble Mind.
ed Colony. His sisters,
Misses Arabella and Lalia,
also have positions there
Nelson Time Card.
j. r. Daniel came in just as
we were going To press and
reported "a terrible calamity
which happened to his brother
Marsh, early this morning on
the farm of s. V. Daniel.
Marsh cannot see extra well
by daylight, and it seems
he wenr out before daylight
this morning to pail his dairy
stock, and in the darkness
undertook to milk n Texas
steer, which kicked so fast
and furiously that Marsh was
hurled out of the stable al
most without clothes, and IL
Is thought that every rib on
his right side is broken. 1t
is more than likely that this
terrible calamity will put an
eud to Gillian having any
prospects for u tri-daily
dairy wagon this summer -
Gillian Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
New Woodman Camp

W. W. Carpenter went To
Napton Wednesday, Jan 18th,
and that night organized II
rousing camp of the Modern
Woodmen of America. The
camp organized with thirty
one charter members and
elected the following officers.
W. NJ. Thorp, consul; w.
II. Sprigg, adviser; j. W.
Clark, banker; w. T.. Shackle-
ford. clerk; j. l.. Tichenor.
escort; DR.. X. w. Stouirer,
camp physician; II. Il. How.
ard, Waterman; j. f.. Moore,
sentry and Jas. L. Shackel-
ford, r. W. Stouffera and j. II.
Hollywood, managers. Mar
shall, Arrow Rock and Nelson
all had delegations present.
After installation Of officers,
the ceremony of adoption was
exempli6ed by Arrow Rock
Camps Forester Team rs.
sisted by the officers of Mel.
son Camp.
The meeting lasted until
about twelve o'clock pm. and
then adjourned To partake of
II bountiful supper prepared
by the ladies of Napton and
vicinity. Additional men,
bers of this camp are ii. ID.
ADHESION, Geo. and Manned
Alexander, Arch l.. Goodloe,
f.. Lawless, G.. L. Mason, j.
f.. Moore, G.. III. McMahan,
S. p Smith, Il. M. Sprigg. l..
Il. stoutfer, Eugene Yeagle,
S. 5. Abney, S. j. Gibson, s.
d.. Cochran, ". IL. Sprigg, j..
b. Davis, Chas. Ballinger, j..
IL. Ballinger. j. II. Morris, j..
f. Dysart, W. X. Richart,
Elmer Lawless and G. T..
Stouffer.
This camp has an elegant
new hall over the new bank
IN Napton and promises to be-
come one of the leading camps
OF Saline County.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
UMOROUS.

"A man entered restaurant
took a seat, and, after u little
deliberation, asked the waiter
for IL plate of fly-specks. 4"
The waiter reported the un-
complimentary request to the
proprietor, whereupon the lat.
ter approached the customer
and informed him that they
did not serve ''fly-specks. "
"Then," was the reply, "why
don't you take them off the
bill of fare?"
An honest and stupid Irish.
man, who had worked for a
coal dealer half u year and had
shown no capacity to learn his
duties, was finally discharged.
go to the Office and get your
money. I've been patient
with you, but you are too
thick headed to learn any.
thing" said the proprietor.
"All roight, SIR" answered
Barney; Unable Ohm tick
he lded, as yes say. but DIVE
learned wan ting annaway."
If you have, and learned il
well, I'll not discharge you,"
said the proprietor, banter.
ingl.y. "Now, what have YOU
learned?" ''Ofve learned,
sor, that seventeen hundred
makes II ton in this place."
replied Barney, and he went
back tn work. --The Argonant:
"When Greek meets Greek''
both get smashed, is the NOR
al of the incident quoted from
the New York World. An
other conclusion To be drawn
from the tale is that spas"
mode of action was forcible
and decisive.
A small boy rushed into a
drugstore and excitedly called
for some liniment and cement
When asked why he desired
them both at once, he said,
nervously, "Pa hit ma with "a
cup"
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02

Elizabeth Rub, widow of
John Rub, of $50 South La.
Fayette Street, Marshall, has
just received notice from the
commissioners of pensions that
her claim has been allowed
and that she has been placed
on the pension roll of the
United States at the rate of
$500 per month from Sept.
2nd, 1902, making S3O4, 53 to
last pay day-Nov. 4, 1905.
Mrs. Rub is blind and had to
depend entirely on her daily
labor for support. Chas. NJ.
Hawley attorney secured her
pension for her.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
Woman's Farm Work

Many farm and farmer
would go to rack and ruin,
morally and financially, were
it not for the woman's influ.
enceand the wife's help. The
average farmer and farm are
what they are, largely because
of the wife.
Sound health is fundamental
in human success. Material
and ethical development de.
Ponds upon this, for, while in
dividuals in poor health aud
with feeble digestion may ac-
complish much and enjoy life,
we all know that for the mass
the vital essential is an Or
ganism sound and normal
from head to foot.
To properly nourish the
body and wisely 10 insure its
health, physical and moral,
are duties in every family
that devolve upon the wife.
To fulfill her duties i'm this
respect, II woman requires
genius of the highest order,
intuition, knowledge, expert.
ence, tact, sense, patience -
all the attributes of perfect
and successful motherhood
and womanhood. Few men
on the farm understand the
qualities possessed by the
women who toll by their sides.
Every woman possesses these
qualities to Il degree; life, ut
its best, depends upon the cx-
tent To which she is able TO
develop and employ them.
The responsibilities of
women are complex and they
must fit themselves to do
their work. The educational
needs of young women who
are to do the work of the farm
are but feebly realized and
poorly provided for in schools.
The manner in which "A woman
rises to her responsibilities
on the farm, in view of her
inefficient preparation for her
duties, is phenomenal. The
successful woman on the farm
has the most glorious success
possible in Il woman's life.
Woman's work on the farm is
just as important, just AS sat
isfying as man's.-Ex.
Read the Republican
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02

The third number of the Y.
M. e. A. course, u lecture on
"Sour Grapes" by Edward
Amherst OFT, of the OFT
School of Expression of
Chicago, on Thursdayevening
was the best of the season.
Mr.. OTIS subject was a
broad one aud he handled it
without gloves. Everyone
went away feeling we'll repaid
for their time and money.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02

The contested claims of ia
cob kratzer, of Hallsville,
Nc, formerly of Hardeman,
Saline County Mo-, haS' been
decided by the Commissioner
Of Pensions in her favor. and
she has been placed on the
pension rolls of the United
States for original pension at
the rate Of $500 per month,
from MAY Z. 1904.
A widow " the lanr of
JEANETTE kratzer" living mt
E%dinburg. Indiana. who claim
ed to he the widow uf said sol
der, jacob kralzer, had
made application for pension
H. his widow. hence the DELAY
in getting the necessary evil
dence Ia establish nar claim.
Chn>. NJ. Hawlev attorney for
climant.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
LOCALS.

Miss Riva Carr, of Kansas
City is here, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. G. G. Barnds.
Mike Opper, of Slater, was
the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Sam Walker, over Sun.
day.
Don't forget that if you
want to have a public sale that
we eau save you 80 per cent
on your bills and advertising.
Get our prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. J. Mikels,
of Salt Springs, were here to
attend the banquet given the
NJ. E.. Church membership by
the Purposian class on Friday
evening.
The Chicago e. Alton Rv.
runs "a special Cuban pas
senger train, going south Fri
days and landing passengers
by steamboat at Havana
Monday mornings.
A number of exchanges re.
port that the Marshall Re.
publican has purchased the
Index plant. IT is IA mistake.
We purchased only the print.
ing stock paper, envelopes,
etc.
Rev. II. X. Osborne left on
Monday for Knoxville. Tenn,
for "A months stay where he
goes in the hope of regaining
his health. His pulpit will
be occupied during hisabsence
by supplies from different
churches.
DR.. w. X. Utz and Miss
Clara Schepers, of Fairville,
were married by Rev. Father
O'Neal ut the parsonage on
Jan. 18th, 1906. Both DR..
and Mrs. Utz are members of
Saline's old and prominent
families aud we wish them II
long and happy married life.
Mrs. ii. b. Bristow enter.
tanned the Ladies' Aid society
of the NJ. +. Church on Thurs
day afternoon at IA reception.
Music and finch with "a de.
lightful luncheon served to
make the time pass pleasantly.
In the evening the Epworth
League was also given n
pleasant time.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
A Surprise Party

A pleasant surprise party may be
given to your stomach and liver by
taking u medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort, viz: DR..
Kings New ifePills. They are a most
wonderful remedy, affording sure re.
lief and cure for headache, dizziness
and constipation. 25c at p. II. Frank.
Inns drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
Strayed or Stolen

One small yearling steer,
about middle of November.
Weight about 600 lbs. Hair
shaved off of rump bone. Lib
eral reward for return to
w. S. Newell,
TT Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
tEirst Insertion IHu. ~
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
Notice n hereby TINT letters of ndminis-
trutlon on The vstht" OF Kent were granted
To- the undersigned an the NTH day ~ De-
cvHiNrr, iisd, 10y ". ~. hush. Judge Of the
Probate Court of Snlin- rouUty. Mo.
All persons having claims against said
estate mr." required to exhibit them To me
for allowance, Within one year after the date
OF sHid letters, or they mny be- preciudrd
FROM any brnvlt of such estate: and ~ such
claim, y" not exhibited within two yrnrS
from IN" Time of The publication Of this mo-
tice they shall be forever barred,
J. ". KENT.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
NtIdH5ORINd COUNTIES
Warren

warren
Chas. Bauerle, "a farmer of
Pendleton, Warren county,
was struck and instantly kill.
ed by II freight train while
crossing the track on Jan.
25th.
Pettis
Will Payne, colored, was
found dead besides the Mo.
Pac. track ut Smithton on
Jan. 22. He was about %
years old, and is supposed 10
have frozen TO death.
A Fatal Accident
a fatal accident occurred
Thursday evening Of last
week on the old Kennedy
farm, southwest of this city.
which resulted in almost in
slant death to G.. T.. Simmons.
He was hunting with his
brother, Robert, when they
chased u mink into "A hollow
tree and G.. II. attempted to
pass "a shotgun through a
wire fence to Robert when
the gun was accidentally dis
charged, the load striking G..
e. in the groin and passed up
into his bowels, death result
ing within ten minutes after.
wards. 1t is thought the
hammer of the gun caught on
the wire fence, causing the
accident.
Robert Immediately sum-
moned julius Schaecter, who
was working in a field "a short
distance away, but life was
almost extinct in the unfor-
tunate man when he Arrived.
G. f.. Simmons, was com.
monty known as Red" He
was % years of age and leaves
three brothers in this county.
He was an Industrious, hard
working young man and was
quite well known here.
-Hiuuinsville Advance.