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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-06


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lrer, ION par tilbereote | England.
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re rdtteoe Beitemmeller az Ydrlds
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boloies Den anoen aonsres og be-
iIutteoe at rejis en- 4rme paa 90
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ten Tom eperitfommanoerenbe 0enes
raj. Gn petition til Song Oeorg
ben Sreoie nagteoe oenne at moo
tage. Dermeo bar aft 5aab ON
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-06

Sra oens SfOlerapport 4iOiets
tts:
qaitor U}ortenien bar rejit belc
adret / Sfolens Snteresie, taft oens
Gag Og iomIet gioras.
De fripiaige giorag bar belsbet
TIA til S6,626.o0. Oct er bra; men
oct er Dog life not. Der ir9nges
5000 for qaret, ON Stolen iffe
fidl lebe / 0alo. 0aloen er De
.fiofte gar eget meo 100000 for
qorst % er MI oper 100000. Zen
bar uftaitss og Stolen i9ttes paa
GOO financiel 800.
Del er fdnite paa 5ioe at t9nte
paa Ell 5ono igen. Mr. g. ). Sobns
Zen, 3odeiter, Minn., bar alIersoe
begbnot beo at gips $4,000 til Ell
iaaoant Sf~olefono, bporaf fun Zen
terne ma bennttes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-06
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tenote 9rpors i Get eamfaao. De
tilbprer.
2. QarsmeOerne anbeialsr Sdmz
.arbeioe I Diafonisieiageu.
3. @arsmeOerne ~paale9ses ilns
Observation-Disclosures at tag. BRO.
Nerligt 6enfpn til %bperanores 4,beis
Os I SnoremisiiOnen, iaa Il Oct
unogods, at man tommsr / 8sjsn
for 6~peranore meo 6enibn til Srgls
niiation af Menigbeoer.
l.. Qorsmsoerne anbeflIet 9erli-
Di9 unoeritpttelie at bperdnores SEQ
nin1emisIion.
5. 4drsmsOerne beiluttsr at onsrs
fenoe 6peran0res Oroindtion al
aanoioater.
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,orranaeres for en- f9les CONNER
role for 9r9iter, % at programmed
for oct ferite 5oreorussfurius /
Sommeren 1906 u~odrbejoes al Den
MI b~eitaaenoe Qrogramtomite meo
5iaeg at oe teOIOsiife Profesiorer
peb aeo @ing Seminarium.
7. @arsmeoerne tiliatter for oct
tommenoe Qtur og fioen, Idalan9e De
finoer oct tjenli9t, en- m aomite pad
fem Meolemmer for S~dmarbejoe
% afgprelie al 5piitlisbeoer iGr7
tiff paa Snoremisiionsmurtens Sm.
rdooe.
Som Meolemmer at benne Somls
te f~oreiIaas 5ormGno Os Setretas
rer fra De to tontraberen0e Barter,
IIom ga ia imsaem palger ct femts
Meolem. Denne aomite for Gam
arbeioe commentaries til ct orsas
niierenoe Weoe al 9auges Spnooes
Rormano inoen en- Maaneo efter
Qarsmeoernes qfIIutnins.
Qfae 6isfe 9untter blso e%nitemmi1
be6taQne, qunft 7 bleb oelt / TO,
"a f0Ife Del foranoret, iao at Den
lnoer: Som Msolemmer al oenne
Gomiie p1lges fra 5ritirten oens
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meo to Meolemmer fra 6ouaes en-
nooe; oisie fire peIger fig imedem
let femte Meolem o. I. b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-06
D

siiper Isnot til 5nbifsibgnisr inotiI aotTpt'
lang 6piiselie mOotases at tlogiDerns, os al
Dcib er betalt. i 0usreusitemmeIis mso be
Noreneoe Staters Eoitlope.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Criminal Court

State vs.. Roy Blackburn,
charged with abandoning wife
and child. Set for July 10th.
State VS.. Chas. Brown,
grand larceny. Set for Mar.
20lh.
State VS.. Joe Shah, burglary
and larceny. Enters plea of
guilty.
State vs.. Abe Marshall, as
with intent to rape. Set for
March 22nd.
State VS.. Carrie Wise, sell
ing liquor to minors. Set for
March Goth.
State vs.. VIM. Sheue, sell.
ing liquor 10 minors. Set for
March 2lst.
State vs.. Brady Black, suf-
fering minors to play pool.
Cases set for March 2lst.
Edward Claycomb is charged
on the same count.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

been the most disagreeable
month of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Carpenter entertained the
Epworth League reading
circle of the NJ. t.. Church.
south. Monday evening at
their home on Capital Hill.
1t goes without saying that
an enjoyable and profitable
evening was. spent.
Miss Clara Grigsby came
down from Kansas City yes
lerday and was 10 guest Of
DR.. f.. s. Leach and family.
She joined her mother, Mrs.
\. K. Grigsby and sister,
Marie, ut Slater last night to
be present ut the celebration
of j. A. Teter's 9th birthday
anniversary today.
Mesdames III. G.. and j. NJ.
Patterson are in St. Louis
Iooking after the welfare OF
relatives. The first named
is nursing her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl March, through u case
of appendicitis. The latter is
down getting acquainted with
her new grand daughter, who
arrived Friday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Nj. Patter.
son.
ID. p. Finley. of Warrens.
burg, is II delegate To the
meeting of the Lebanon Pres.
bytery. He made us u pleas.
ant visit Wednesday and says
he likes his new home very
mucn-except that there are
too many Democrats there!
Mr. Finley formerly resided
in the southern part of this
county. He is an old Civil
War veteran, but time rests
lightly on his shoulders, it
seems, rs he looks hale and
hearty.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
J MURpHY.M|lLS CLOTHING COMPANY '; : :;:::
High School Notes

Notwithstanding the bad
condition of the roads the pu.
pills from the country have
been in regular attendacc
each day.
The Delphian Society will,
give II program Friday. Mar.
10th nj 2:30 p. m. Visitors
are invited To attend.
The High School Glee Clubs
are rapidly gaining in popu.
larity. This fact is shown by
their numerous invitations.
lately.
Much interest has been
manifested lately by the pu-
pills Of the High School in re.
gard to debates. Several
new books for this purpose
have been added tn the library
and we hope that there will
be an Improvement along that
line.
The members of the High
School should be proud of
their artist, Miss Myrtle
England. A late product of
her art, II portrait Of Shake
spear, adorns the walls of the
Senior Assembly room.
The Freshman Ancient. His
tory class is studying Roman
history and when MissR ucker
asked, up which street did
the trump of IL victor pass?"
the unexpected reply WAS,
up Main street"
The FreshmanG classes in
English are studying The
rhine of the Ancient Mari
ner."
DIR. Briggs made Il very en-.
joyable address in Assembly
Wednesday ON the subject,
THE British Museum"
Several of the Juniors are
hard at work preparing the
prize (?) themes on the merit
system.
This is the Juniors first
week in Latin Poetry, they
took mp Oyid's ~Metamorphos.
|es Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
LOCAL
March. Is, 1906.

Furnished and corrected Ia
date by Swift's Packing Co.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
To Our Readers

Youhave the privilege of
placing your legal notice lin
any paper you desire, and we
will appreciate it it you will
send it to the Republican.
And don't forget Us when you
want good JOB printing at u
low Price. 49,. =,
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

Wanted-two men in each
county 10 represent and nd.
v%erti>e Hardware Depart.
ment, put out samples of our
goods, etc. Travelling Posi-
tion or Office Manager. Sal.
AIRY $4,000 per month cash
weekly, with all expenses
paid in advance. We furnish
everything.
The Columbia House,
Dept. go, Monon Bldg,
PIP Chicago Illinois.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Bovnton Musical Co,

will conclude the Y. NJ. G. A..
entertainment course next
Thursday evening, March
22nd with II splendid musical
entertainment. The troupe
consists of five members, all
noted musicians.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Heirs Found

"A number of heirs to the w.
IL. Mullins big estate, of
Sweet Springs, have been
found. One was located in
Ozark County, Mo-, but most
of them are in Kentucky.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Some Fine Music

may he heard ut Malta Bend
next Tuesday, March Goth,
when the Boston Orchestra
Go. will appear there as a
number on the season pro
gram of the Citizens Lyceum
course.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
LOCALS.

slater on business Friday.
T.. W. Hunter made n bust.
ness trip to Higbee Monday.
ID. ID. Duggins had "A tussle
with the grip several days
this week.
Mrs. G. b. Goodwin ana
daughter, were IN the s elk
list several days.
Rev. j. p. Mcdonnell. al
Gillian. renewed while IN
Marshall Monday.
DR.. j. X. Brown. Malta
Bends leading physician,
had business in Marshall
Monday.
W. T.. Claycomb braved the
mud Monday and came IN
from Herndon 10 transact
business.
Mesdames May Orear and
j. IL. Hunter, Of Kansas City,
are the guests Of DR.. VIM.
Harrison and wife.
l.. &. Shackelford, of Nap,
ton, dropped in Friday to see
whether the Republican was
still doing business.
Mrs. Curtis Martin, of Sc
dalia, was the guest Of Mrs
Belle Payne and daughter
Miss Nora, Tuesday.
Clarence Nichols, of Miami
vii return from st. Louis 10
day, where he spent the win
ter attending school.
j. X, Slolsworth, of Blu,
Lick, Saturday brought il
will X. Scott. who was takeI
very i'll while out campaigning
Will Hawkins has pmchas
ed Il livery and feed bushes,
in Ringold, Texas, and viii
move there in the near future
Katherine, the little daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lei
Murrcll who has been quit,
ill for several weeks, is i'm
proving. - '
Mrs. Frank Evans, VIII,
has been in Kansas City Il
undergo AN operation, is bacl
and much improved, being ~
and around.
W. G.. Kapp, Of Camden
Ark, and well known in Sa
line last week purchased TIN
Missouri Democrat at. Boon
vile for $2500. J.. I! 80,
Mrs. L,uislPetry of Nelson
is among,our new subscriber
this week. She says th'
Republicans is MarshaII's .bes
PAPER. Thanks! 4
At the meeting of the schoo
board Monday evening five
school bonds were destroyed
amounting to $4,000. The re
naming Indebtedness is
$1,000.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

Chas. NJ. Scwab, the mil
lionaire steel magnate, passed
through Marshall last week
supposedly in n dying condi.
lion IN u special train bound
, 4 ~ the East.
Fred Duensing and son,
! William, of Blackburn. had
business in Marshall Friday.
he gentlemen nonored uS
ilh u call and had US advan, e
their Subscription.
u number OF new enter
rIses are under consider
: non throughout Saline. Sl.-
ter seems 10 h. ~ the lead
for Il big mov, that we hope
Ia announce soon
Tom Marshall Is having u
new building erected on North
Jefferson near the square for
the use of the Marshall
Bottling Works, who have
signed II five year lease.
j. w. Miller, Of Miller &
Ouell, last week purchased ut
w. G. Keirn's sale one span
ol mules Tor $475 aud one span
for $445, He said the one
price was the biggest he ever
paid.
j.. l.. Pritchard, one of
Liberty townships stalwart
Republicans, was in ON court
business Friday. He drop
ped in TO leave his subscrip-
tion for the Republican and
Globe Democrat.
VIM. HUFF, Of Gillian, came
to Marshall Monday after
noon. We saw him around
trying to find someone "a
identify him at the recorders
Office, SO there must be some
thing on the program!
Thos. Nugen passed through
Marshall yesterday ON his re-
turn from Queanemo, Kas.,
and said his wife is entirely
cured Of her cancer. HeI
many friends will be rejoiced
TO learn this.
u. Y. Stevens, j, NJ. Ancell,
, and Henry LEM, of Slater
; renewed Monday and j. III.
Mayfeld, Richard Williams
Geo. Coolidge and others hat
us add their names ms new
!, subscribers at that place.
; ], W. Norton. the popular
Slater engineer, had his pic
ture and Il several column in
terview published in Mon
days Kansas City Journal
Mr.. Norton is proud of hi,
work and has made IA remarka
; ble record as an engineer.
The weather Sunday gave
this section a surprise. The
blizzard that day was an un'
usually severe one for this
season, and the Thermometer
almost reachel zero Sunday
night. Thus far March has
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
First insertion March l6l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

First insertion March lGl
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE or MIssouRII On,
County Of saline, SIS
- the Circuit Court, May Term, 1903. March
Juiia Puiiam NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Plaintiff
vs..
David Puiiam ............... defendant
At this day comes the Plaintiff herein, by
her Attorney X. Is. and files her peti.
lion ana Anhdavtt, alleging, amOng other
things. that Defendant, David Pullam Is
not u resident OF the state of Missouri;
this Court III vacation, that said Defendant
be notified by Publication that Plaintiff
has commenced n suit against him IN this
Court, the object aud general nature OF
Court OF Saline County, Missouri. divorcing
her from the bonds Of mntrimony hereto
fore contracted with defendant. aud for all
proper relief. and that unless the said de.
tendant, David Puilam, be and app. mr. at
MS Court' nt the next term thereof. TO be
ttty OF Marshall. IN said County, on the
l4th day OF May next, aud ON or before the
first day OF said Tertn-answer or plead to
the Petition In said cause, the same will be
taken. as confessed; and Judgment Will he
And. % IL further ORDERED, that n copy
hereof be published; according to law, Ia the
Marshall Republican, u newspaper publish
ed In said County Of Saline for four weeks
Excessively, the last insertion TO be at least
May term OF this Court. ny w.
al A. b. HOY, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand aud the seal OF the Cir
cult Court OF Saline County. this 18th day OF
March, 1909. A. II. HOY, Circuit Clerk.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Marriage Licenses.

For Short Loan In apy amounts,
see jones Is Wheeler, rooms POS and
80, over Farmers Savings Bank,
Marshall, Ma
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Premium Offer

Don't forget that our only
premium offers are: The
Twicc-a-week Globe-D Democrat
and the Republican for $3.50
n year, or the Farm and Stock
man with this paper for $l.25.
To advance subscribers only.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Home Baking
with
ROYAL
Baking Powder

The United States Agricultural Department
has issued land e~ireulates free) a valuable report
giving the results Of elaborate experiments made
by and under the direction Of the Department,
which show the great saving from baking at home,
as compared with cost Of buying at the bakers.
Allbread, cake, biscuit, e~rullers, ETC., are very much
fresher, cleaner, cheaper and more wholesome when
made at home with Royal Baking Powder.
soyn e.suso POWDER Co. NEW voak
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05
Immigrants.

"While we are ia K Ing about this immigra.
tion. )" said the Observant Citizen, let me te ]
you about one man Of batch that came 70
old Abbeville county years ego. he will
serve an a very fair example Of bis party.
"His name is Max Beloe That's really bis
name. for I'm talking from the facts nov.
He lives within few hundred yards OF the
handsome old country home; In the upper
edge OF Abbeville county, OF the late lament.
ed VIM. D. Mann. for years sheriff o. the
county and later Its senator.
"Max Beloe came 10 America With several
neighbors for some one OF the hundred little
orin ncipalities in the north OF Germany, and
together they drifted-goodness only knows
how-down into Abbeville county. Max
hired himself out, with bis capable. 1ndustri-
Gus frau, 10 one OF the farmers In the neigh,
borhood. He worked early and late.' and
pretty soon began making little payments
on likely piece OF land near by. A few
years moi and be bad clear title 10 II, and
set up farming for himself. He continued to
work-he is still working-and fortune was
Kind to him, most OF the time. When II
wasn't disposed to be he was 80 perseverlpg
and industrious that II had TO be. Sons ana
daughters came as the years passed emo ana ,hs h,s
wastefui, ragged fashion OF his American
neighbors, but In the frugal, thoroughgo'ng
way OF bis overpopulous Vaterland. where
every square foot OF ground must 6ring lts
neat ss Miladi's flower garden. He probably
never heard Of .Intensive' agriculture, YET
be daily practices that most nodern, o.
Iarming methods with degree OF practical
uccess that the experiment stations have
never yet been able 10 reach.
"His sons and daughters are all grown up
and married now, and all settled close abou,
the home place. The sons are stalwart, man
iy. fellows, hard-wo working, pious, honest al
he day and courteous, in gentle old.Wo1lc
way that one finds most refreshing and
charming The daughters are typical Ger.
man girls of the best middle class. That IL
to say, they are tall, strong. clear.eyed ane
eracrfnl, with kindly, placid faces and minds
singularly shrewd and practical. They have
| too. the In FL nite patience and the talent fo
| look ing tier detais common TO the best
| their class In the homeland, Each OF MAJ
Beloe's sons owns his own place and every
thing thereon, and the daughters have mar
| ried men of the same kind. None OF then
are rich, or likely to be. Probably none
them are haunted by any cravings for wealth
They do love Independence, however-sn'
they have 1t, with comfort and freedom G
ga re for the future. Better citizens old Ao
! beville does not ark for.
"If that's the kind Of immigrants Ed. Wa
son a after-aDd understand 1t is-why, pI
| for him. Every Immigrant OF Max Beloe
| type is worth unt told Thousands OF dollars I
any state. "-Columbia Record.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05
N Office OF APPLICATION F0R
CHARTER OF TIE SOUTH
CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE
CORPORATION, WHICH ZEE
GRANTED WILL CONFER
AMONG OTHER THINGS,
POWER TO CONDEMN
LANDS AND OTHER PRO
PERTY FOB ALL C0RP0R-
ATE PURPOSES.

Notice Is hereby given, that under and pury
suant to the provision OF Article ~, Chapter
XLVIII., OF Volume l., Code of Laws OF the
amer smendatory thereto, the nndersigned Board
OF CorporatOrs will on Wednesday tho SIX.
teenth Q6tbl day Of January A. D. l9O7.at1 II
O'Clock %. OF that day, make application 10
Carolina, at bis office in the City sof Ooinm-
bIa, in the said State, for chaftAf for the
South Carolina Public Service Corporation
in pursuance Of the Declaration hefetofOfe
filed and the commission Issued, n =
II the said charter be granted, The said Cor.
poration Will be authorized and empowered
TO condemn lands and other property for fts
proposed Rsilroad or Railway tracks or sta
lions, and landings for Its proposed Steam
porate purposes OF the said Corporation, as
fully set forth and stated In the said Declara-
tion OF Petition, now on file In the said office
Of the Secretary OF State. to which pecara-
part of this notice, apd proposed to condemn
land aud all other property for all Of Its cor
porate purposes, II necessary. IN the folio wing
counties TO witt Charleston, Berkeley. Dor
Saluds, Greenwood, Abbevllle, Anderson
Chester. Fairfield. Union, Newberry. Lsu
rens, Aiken. Colleton and Bamherg, In the
State of South Carolina, and Mecklenbure
County In the State Of North Carolina: And
also in the following towns and cities: Char
lesion, Orangeburg. Columbia, Lexington
Saluda, Greenwt Cd, Abbeville. Anderson
| Chester Union, Laurens. Newberry. Aiker
and Bamberg, and other cities and towns ir
the counties above mentioned, and to own
construct, equip and operate q Railway o
Railway System for local business, within
the said towns and olties.
! Joseph ]. Timmes,
J.C. LaTin,
JoSeph A. Bill,
George Fieck. Jr.,
John P. B ,nney,
Chas r. Van Etten,
John F. Timnes,
! John G. Lott,
i Josenh 1. craig,
Il Sol Rohn.
Robert 81. Jennings,
Lawrence NJ. PinokneY.
Board Of Corpnrstors,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05
NOTICE OF TIE OPENING OF
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE SOUTH CAROLINA PUB
Lie SERVICE CORPORA
TION.

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF q
issued 70 the undersigned Board
of Corr orators by the Hon. Jesse r. CAN'T
Secretary Of State. for the State Ct South Car:
oiina, and dated the nineteenth Q9thl day oil
November. 1905, Books ofSubscription OF to the
Capital Stock Of the South Carolina Public
Service Corporation will be opened, by the
undersigned Corporators. at the office OF said
south Carolina Public Service Corporation,
Edisto Building 10 the City Of oransebnrg
state Of South Carolina, on Wedn esday. the
ninth day OF January, a. d. 1907 at ten
O'Clock, q. NJ, Of that day, and will be KEEP
open until the whole of the Capita
Stock, as provided In said Comm mission, or 6
sufficient part thereof as required by Law
she have been subscribed.
Joseph j. Timmes,
]. Q. Lawn,
Joseph A. Bill,
George Fleck, Ir.,
John B, fbonnsy,
Chas. f. Van E1ten.
John F, Timmes,
John @. Lott,
Joseph A. Craig,
Sol Kohn,
Robert II. Jennings
Lawrence N. PiDckney.
Board OF Corporators.
November %, 1908.
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weather EOrecast6,

We receive daily. at about j O'Clock
weather forecasts and special warnings from
the Weather Bureau of the United States De
partment OF Agriculture. On Rural lines NO
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the report. All subscribers will please
answer thalr phones when this ring 10 given
90 Central can serve all al on q time,
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o'clock every day,
Abbeville Tel. Co.
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|serVed che Uoufederacy a. r5eHIber Of Conn
|pany r.. Third South Carolina Regiment He
was member or Hamptonb 3 administration
Esucceeding Attorney General Connor, who
resigned in 1871. and was afterwards re-elect.
cd TO the place. He was for years dtstrfct
attorney after that, and was Circuit solici-
tor before the civil war. MIR. Youmans was
one of the finest orators In the South.