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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-02-16

CoNcpESs has reached the
noint where il is only waiting a
good opportunity to take hand
in the coal difficulty, and from the
present appearances, it there IS a
Congressional move now 1t Will be
in the direction Of compulsory ar
hitration that will bear harder on
The miners than it will on the oper-
a,ors The statement of President
Dolar has cre.ted great deal OF
common, At the Capitol, and 1t
opens the questions of whether the
labor unions have not gone so tar
tina, sore federal curb Is needed
The pnblic is coming round to the
Doint where it feels it has few
ricb.s that it wonld like 10 have re
spected Coal is one of the most
absolute necessities of lite in the
L. s. any where down theborders to
the Gulf The consumer evety one
hut the man on salary Is the one
who feels the strain most. He has
seen his coal bill double il past six
wears, and now to be threatened
with a second national strike when
he has not yet gotten over the
smart of his two years old experi
encc. comes ptetty near making the
long suffering American mad
There is little excuse to be made
for the operators or for the coal car
rving railroads. They have put
their screws on the public as tight
they dared. But now that the
miners claim the right 70 throw the
whole country into the hitterest
sort of suffering because as Mr.. Do
Ian says. some forgotten corpmu"i
tv of miners in Michan or Nova
Scotia cannot settle local grew
ance, it is little too much Con
gress hopes to do something toward
curhing the coal carrying roads IN
the Rate Bill nov before Congress-
But that will be small step What
is more than possibility is move
70 break the back of the fast or
panization i'll the coal business
President Dolan admits that the
miners have secured an advance OF
100 per cent in the six years and re
duced their hours at the same time.
And neither are the mine owners
suffering any great hardship tor
lack of pICft in iheiI properties
The householder has fed them both
fat. and the householder, who Dalso
votes, is ready to back any action
of Congress be it compulsory arbi-
tration, conhscation, or shot gun
supervision of both mines and min
eIs. There is no move too drastic
for the average citizen to endorse
when it comes to keeping peace IN
the coal world. And Congress
would welcome the necessity for
making a move the presen, dis
cussion came to rupture.-lEx Elk.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-02-16

LOUISVILLE is rejoicing over the
fact that her population has in
creased nearly 10000 last year.
To the Louisville Commercial Club
and the untiring efforts of its splen-
did secretary. Mr.. r. E. Hughes.
is due the praise Here is hoping
that it will be 50. 1000 this year.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-02-16
hot-breads
Light and
Sweet
are made with
ROYAL y 4
BAKING
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY Pure
Anti.dyspeptic, may be eaten
without Inconvenience
even by persons
with delicate
digestion
eexAa sAkSs POWDER co.. NEW yeax.
For Sale.

Ny residence, store and farm at Quail,
KY, seven miles southwest of Bredhead,
Ky. Residence has FIVE roolns and hall
and all necessary out-buildings. Store
has a small stock OF drugs and groceries
and post-office connected with daily mail.
There is splendid two room tenement
house on farm conveniently located.
Farm consists OF seventy Eve acres. Fiji
teen acres i'll woodland and sixty acres in
high state of cultivation, all under fence.
My farm is one of the best improved IN
the county, situated in good ne!ghbor-
hood, within two hundred yards of saw
and grist mill, one half mile of school
house, one mile from Providence church.
This place would be an admirable To-
cation for doctor, or any one wishing to
engage in the mercantile business.
For terms address, D. E. Proctor, NJ. ID,
Feb. 9 st. Quail, KY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-02-16

IA st ozEA.
Bears tAs Alha Kind You Have AIxays Bought
''', 4 MrXzzsZx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
1aus, 0of mno Tano

SeIle d ii tDns
men ipfort idtpars sefdrbt peroen,
tuenn iie gut gereinigt, nit tdufliher
2eoeridpGr,e bepinielt peroen. Nu9
benz Illftragen Der S6tpdrae miro oas
S6ublpert fpie 9epDbnIi4 sepi9it unb
tpeiter bebanoelt.
9Iaugefottenes 8albss
+ r n. 0as aussspdFerte uno abses
bGutetc 0ebirn miro in Sdl3paNer,
pel9es nit einigen GblDffeln pol
Giii9 gelGuert lit, porin iid einige
3niebeln, Observation-Disclosures, elm
2orbeerblatt unn etpas san3er pfeffer
befinbsn, iebr Iansiam, etpa cine babe
StunSe, geto6i uno 10 angeri4tst.
gebratener Mat init
Senffauce. Sn Butter ldbt mar
peterIilie anlaufen, sibt einen bartses
todten, pailirten 0otter, Giiig, pfefs
fer, Sal3, 8%ratenfaft uno etlpas Semi
oasu, ldbt dies auflieoen urS sisBt
oieIe Sallce iiber Die ~gebrateh;n Ials
Hide. Mlan tann aud ben @a.. abs
sebdltet, itruoelartis 5ulammsnseroat
in Der 9ratpfanne braten.
Gtn ausee5e Of met 8
M our 9eiluns BON grano>
punosn lit cine Miihung BON apllos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
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(6orticBung.)

.WiIbelm! Milbelm! !SDr' i'd henn
reft? limb CUR 9aufe iommit 9u, biit
Vdtbe. Battle BIT 0u!"
.Meinetpegen aud bas!" brummte
Cans WilbeIm.
,Sd unb -"
Grid sp9 plobli6 Die !6GnOe beruns
ter unb fab CUR Settle. oWtrO es Did
ftDren, WiIheIm, ipenn aud Rutb
- aud Yotbe -"
,Nein," iagte Sans Wilbelm
IG9elno. nSebt gar nidt mebr, Den
srftsn S6ritt bait 0u ia bod bur6
9ein poripibi9eS GinorGneen gema6t,
nun fann i1 70 piel Hutbs beee9nen,
oIs 9u piinI6eIt!!"
n@lio abqemu4t! gu Sen SerbIts
f:rien. Was MIR Gpu faqen miro!
Surrub, bes aDniss iiinsIter 2euts
nant.."
Gr mar pie BON Sinnen uno fubr
i'm Simmer berum, ieinen 9sgen gu
fu6en.
.Rube bod, Rube! 0ein nG6iter
.3u9 ae6t erft in elmer balben Stunbe.
1lnb bunn, lieber Sunge, ems mD6te
id Dir bod nod iu9en: baue etpa
feline Gripartun9en unb plGne auf
meme gegesnun9 nit 9siner Sdpes
fer"
Cine rafde WoIte fIo9 iiber Cribs
Geiint.
.Nsin. Wilbelm, id tblle es nidt.
Sd bin fein pbantait. Sn oieien DIM
gen gibt cs tein WGrden uno Wuns
Der"
mas brau6lt 9u audi Die! DIT
bait ia 9ein MGrden gu Saus," ia9ts
Sans Wilbelm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04

iuH' eth iul'SIb StNl w $hu>
~ miiblen an. Der Sunge mar
y %! Der Sunge ipar ba! @robz
paterS eriter Gntel. llno Wolfs
gang iolte er beiben. llno i%iebeneins
baIb Vfuno ipo1 er. lln0 bate Elm
@riib9en i'm Slim uno gan3 belle,
lodge Sdr6en auf Dem S6dbel. llno
+, einen famoIen 8ruittaiten unO cine
Stimme pie elm aommdnbeur, Ses
Ta9s 'hlief er, bes Nafts brittle er.
llnb oas gauge Sdlls itano uuf benz
aopf.
9us pur oas erite. Damn fam @pu,
Die piel e~slitten bate, aber nun in felt
gem Muttergliid ii3 5uiebeno5 erbolte.
Sie nGbrtc i'm ielbit, Den ber5i9en 9uz
ben. Nber ie mar Iebr energiI6, piel
energilher ais Der Yupa. Sic litt es
nidt, baB 8olfaang auber Der 3eit
aus ieinem Wdgel6en 9enommen
pur6e. uno ipenn Der arme 9erl ii6
balbtoot brittle.
Gum allerlebten S6lub tamen Die
9aufplGne uno, tur5 erpGbnt, Die ges
gegnung nit Sans Wilbelm.
Ils 8utt, Die Den 9risf lag, gu bic
fer Stele fam. puroe Serr BON Yonz
toip Dor Shrsd plDBli4 brennenos
roth.
Was ipar benn oas ipieoer2 Sauhte
Der MenId aus Der @ersefenbeit pies
Der duf?
Sbm puroe 70 iieoenbbeib, bab or
em~poriprang uno ben Hot uufrib.
aann man bsnn ME etipas tbrn, bas
einem nift in oue Gipigtsit nadlduft9
9as, penn man es gliidli6 b~sgraben
unb %peraeTen bat, plobli6 lpieoer feline
Sansarme aus Der Siefe itredt?
r3u Der SauIe fdbrit 9u niht!"
fubr er feline 9Odter an.
8utb mar blab 9emorosn. Sic
siirnte Grid heftig, Was that er ibr
an9 Was lpolte er bamit?
.rNein, ih fabre ni6t," entgegnete lie.
@Db BON pontop iab tie an.
9a ftieg plDblid Die Shum iifer
fih ielbit linn pie cine belize Wele at
4ppf. Wds fir cine lumpi9e Hoae
ipielte er benn nit feinen epigen Sim
~terbalten uno Neneiten uno MIN
ipieber nit bieIem 9erbot9
Wie bate er oas bel einem anbern
eenonnt9
Die plDblite Geelendnsit trieb inn
ben S6lpeib aus ben Ypren. pfui!
Wds bate er eetban! limb mas po1te
CT nun piebcr tbun!
r2ab mid elm Helm bis6en alein,
Rutb," faote er nit bele9ter, fat I'M
teritGnbliher Stimme. ga. Gr mubte
mol elm Weil6en fir fif iein unb Die
eanse Gade tlar Dor fid binIteuen ipie
auf einem S6adbrett.
60! Nun mar or ALIEN, nun fpnnte
bas Tentcn lps9eben. gber Die Sc
banfen lieben Iid niht 10 cbne peiteres
fpmmunbiren. Die liefen linn ippbl
md sebn Minuten lang ourfeinanber,
gefdiittelt uno perlpirrt our9 Die aufs
eereeten Gmpfinbungen.
gnolih bate er ben Sa6perbalt 70
einigermaben flar.
gr bate Hutb nidt bergeben poGlen,
burhaus nidt. limo barlm bate er
einen Sreier nod Dem anbsrn fortess
jaet. Iber Sans Wilbelm BON Sade
Bate er eiasntli6 nidt fprtseiaet -
ben bate Olga Beer fcrtseidlpinoelt.
Olga Beer -. Gr itpbrte. Wer lieb
ibn bieies Weien perseFen, bas inn
fein Sinh a~etpitet bate!
Dit beibcn SGuiten itiibts er ben
aopf, als tpiirbe er ibm gu i6tper BON
al Dem 9enfen.
Nun itano Die Sa6e aus Dem 9rab
tpieoer auf uno fab ibn M.
ginen polen 9ag unb cine enolos
lanse Raht lieb ii4 9Db BON pontop
bon ieinen NOthen martern. Damn
mar er fertia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04

Ydie inr Hciic iu's Nneidue beiurgt T..
Hainc, Tr. i13, Sit'SaItinure' strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04

Yaiic sur 4ciie im's eneiuus beiorgt G.
Maine, Or. 413, Sit.Saltintcre.S trabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
"a. e a |.

. 6 fam Elm LANCER Brief in 2uds
~ miiblen an. Der Sunge mar
= bo! Der Sunge mar ba! @robs
s.1osS ..E.r lS,IoI 1f,,S maIF-
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
Prize Winners

Az the Blackburn celebra.
ton Oh July 4th, the following
prizes were captured:
Best suckling mule colt
LIST prize, IS. w, ID. NJ. Bolts;
I'd, $3.50, j. B. Corder.
Best suckling colt-lst
prize, j. II. Maddox; 2d. Fred
H'iasc; same amount rs above.
Best German coach stallion
LIST prize, 800, Geo. W.
Liter.
2Best light harness stallion
Both premiums u A. Z.
Hancock.
Best light harness mare or
gelding-lst prize, 500, J.
ID. Price; I'd, $500, Jesse
Carmeau.
Best saddle stalliou-1st
prize, 500, h. X. Small; I'd,
$500, G. W. Liter.
Best saddle mare or gelding
LIST prize, Chas. Ewing: I'd,
Jesse Neer.
Best lady rider-lst prize,
$3.50 riding bride, Mrs. Sam
Flair; I'd, white parasol, Mrs.
G. S. Martin.
Best gentleman rider-1st,
$500 riding bride, l.. S.
Rollins; I'd, box $3.50 cigars,
Chas. Ewing.
Potato race-lst prize, box
Mercantile cigars, Price
Loper; I'd, box cigars, p. IL.
Beamer aud Louis Neal (tie).
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13

house. His son was crowding
into the entrance with the
mass OF persons trying 10 get
into the opera house when a
city officer placed. the son
under arrest and started
across the street with him.
Mr.. Brown claims he stepped
up to the policeman and ask.
ed what his boy had done
when he was given II blow on
the head with Il billy that
paralyzed him and had caused
him terrible pains ever since,
SO that death came TO him rs
Il welcome relief.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
Father Dead

+. B. Parks received the
sad news Of the death of his
father Friday morning, who
died,at his home in Marceline,
Linn county, that morning at
the ripe old age Of nearly "a
years. He had been i'll but "A
few hours.
Five sons and two daugh.
ters are left TO mourn his de.
parture. He had resided in
Linn aud Charlton counties
for 81 years. Mr.. Parks,
who is well known to most of
our readers as the represen-
tative Of the Watkins Medi-
cine Co., in company with his
wife, attended the funeral.
We extend the bereaved
our sympathy.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
PROBATt COURT
Items Of Interest to our Read.
ers In Probate Matters

ii. g. Francisco makes final
settlement of Jas. Bailey
estate. a
Jno. W. Blackburn made
final settlement of VIM. Nye
estate.
DR.. WIN. Harrison makes
linal settlement OF estate of
Fannie Harrison, deceased.
Also Of the estate Of Col. Viu.
cent Marmaduke. "..
j. J. Smith appointed
administrators Of w. Ii. Kelley
estate, under bond Of $500,
with r. @. Nelson aud Geo.
W. Smith ~ securities.
John Bennington makes
final settlement Of Chas.
Bennington estate.
Mary Harlaud makes flual
settlement Of Thomas TIar-
Iland estate. Balance Of $G33
paid 10 Anna Harlaud and
S633 to Mary L. Rawlings,
and-sbe is discharged.
Eleauorc Quisenberry
makes dual settlement of
estate of X. 4. Qriseuberry.
w. B. Mullins aud Joe
Mullins make final settlement
Of Lenty Mullins estate.
Kate B. Smith makes tiual
settlement Of Ella N. Smith,
minor. Paid her u balance of
$3lS.G3.
Lizzie Thompson. guardian
Of Catherine Thompson,
makes GuIl settlement, pay.
ing " the latter Il balance of
$i2OO.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
Blair Home Burned

Sunday about midnight the
Blair home OH Capitol Hill
was burned. The fire was
discovered TOO late to save
the building or much Of the
furniture, as the Aames barn
Cd liercely. The loss is about
$500 with Insurance Of $500.
VIM. Shreckler aud Frank
BLAIR were slightly hurt BY q
falling cAimney during the
flre. Mr. 6hreckler IL a
'spamber u tha flre depart
u1ont. n
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
Two Big Sales

A. ID. Plattner, of Grand
Pass, last week sold his farm
of 300 acres TO VIM. Utlaut
for $4,000, aud purchased
Thos. Matters place at Malta
Bend for S27, 900, paying Sll7
per acre. Possession will he
given March lat. Mr.. Matter
thinks of moving away. We
hope, though, he will change
his mind.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
Several Deals

in Slater property are report.
ed by the Saltonstall Re,
Estate Agency. They sol
M. Il. Miller's 60 acres north
of town to VIM. Corcoran for
$1,000. Mr.. Corcoran's town
property went on the deal in
exchange for $500. Fred
Thesis bought M. Il. Miller's
town property for $500.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
TOWNSHIP CONVENTIONS
Good Meetings Reported from
Most Townships
BLACK w ATER


Meeting held at Ridge
Prairie school house, called
to order by committeeman
Geo. Il. Stone. Mr.. Stoue
chosen chairman aud Samuel
Perkins secretary. Geo. T..
Stone reelected t,wusbip
committeeman. Delegates t.
county cou ventiun:
II q CriGltb Samuel Perkins
Geo + Stone
Samuel Perkins, Secy.
Geo. Il. Stone. Chairmau.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
Big Time Expected

Missouri Valley College is
looking forward with pleasure
to the dedication Of Stewart
Chapel which is to take place
on Oct 18th. Gov. Folk has
promised to be present and
deliver an address.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
sALI RONp

SAIL POND
Pursuant Ia call the Repub-
Leans of Salt PoUd townships
met IN mass convention Ia the
city bali IN Sweet Springs,
Mo-, aud organized by elect.
ing y. j, Smitb chairman aud
Nj. +. Ehlers secretary Of the
meeting.
The following were elected
delegates from Salt roud
township to the county con.
veution at Marshall, July IA.
WIN Moore L II Reiuscks
WIN Dierker Geo'gs Forbes
Smith NJ r Ehlsrs
r. Hooker John vogelsmeyer
Dan Bixler CM Rice
Aug DsoksubrlUg CM Kelley
johu hcbamirs Johu hIct;ulrs
Each delegate was instruct.
ed To appoint his own proxy
IN writing, aud same given To
residents of Salt Puud town
ship only.
Delegates present were
authorized to east the full
vote of the township, aud
were instructed to Support
VIM r. Dierker for the uonl.
iuation for Judge Of the west.
ern district.
j. j. Smith WIS u,aniuna,s.
s reelected member of the
county committee from Salt
Pond townships. n
Vim. Ehlers aud j. H..
llocker were uniuaaou,lyl
renominated for Justices IL
eue pedcs.
John ii. Mceuire Was
unanimously nominated for
constable.
Chairman Was authorized to
appoiut aconmittee on tina,ls'
ces. =
No further business bcinY
presented Tor consi,erntiosl.'
meeting adjourned. u
! M..F. Ehlers, Sect,
~. J, Saith, cll,.isula,I.
GoaslDuct ~ rxvs 8 "
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
DEATHS.
MRS. A. N. IRWIN


on July 4th, aged AZ years, AS
the result of "A fall from a
cherry tree several weeks
previous. She fell out OF the
tree upon fence post but
was not thought at first To be
seriously hurt. Her funeral
occurred last Thursday after.
noon mt 2 o'clock, conducted
by DR.. j. NJ. Hubert. Burial
at Ridge Park cemetery.
J. S. CLARK
whose death we noted last
week near Gretchen, was n
son.in.law of Mrs. Sarah A.
c. Moore. He had been in
poor health for some time
suffering from cancer of the
stomach. He was a frequent
visitor at the Republican
Office but always seemed in
q od spirits and did not com.
plain or let the fact be known
that he WAS seriously ill, and
his death came as a severe
shock to US as well as 10 his
many other friends. His wife
who was formerly Miss Ma.
mie Moore, has the heartfelt
sympathy Of the community
in the death Of her husband
and mother, who were laid TO
rest at the same time last
Thursday at Mt. Olive GENE.
terry.
MRS. SARAH A. C. MOORE
Whose death we noted last
week, resided on her farm
about two miles west of this
city, and died Tuesday, July
Bird at 2 pm, after n short i'll
ness OF stomach trouble.
She was 58.years, 2 months
and Is days old. Five sens
and two daughters survive,
also her mother, Mrs. j. "A.
Justice. Mrs. Moore was IA
kind aud good woman and
will be sadly missed by her
children and many friends.
Her remains rest beside her
husbands in Mt. Olive ceme-
terry.
. wM. wINKLER
died at his home near town
Thursday June %, 1905, Of
heart and lung trouble aged
about Us years. The funeral
services were conducted ut
at the German Evangelical
church here by Rev. Rasche,
after which the remains were
inferred inthe cemetery north
Of town. ARROW Rock States
man.
HENRY z, BROWN
c,l., or East Marshall, died at
his home Saturday evening
after 4 long illpess, aged As
years. His remains were laid
tnrest in Fairview cemetery
Monday, after services con-
Quoted ny Rev. r. Thomas.
His death was the result III
\ 4 blew receiyed about " ys ~
NJ if0nt " 'the opeFyl
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
MARSHALL

Meeting called u order mt
; y. NJ. by committeeman
Milton Alison. NJ. &. Cbairee,
ST., elected chairman aud
Willis Chastain secretary.
Milton Allison elected town.
ship committeeman. Il. X.
Phillips. Tbus. ReduaD aud
a. B. Jones' nominated M
candidates for justice of
peace, j. II. Green for cvu.
stable.
The following delegates
were chosen for Tue county
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13

N. Taylor. w. +. Claycomb
was elected chairman aud J.
l.. Pritcbard, secretary. K.
N. Taylor was reelected
township coWmittccmau for u
term Of two years.
Henry Reiuwald was nom.
iuatcd for Justice of the
Peace aud Ii. L. Hall for con-
stable.
Tine following, delegates
were selected for Tue county
convention:
J l. Pritcbsrd ~ ApIQur
q w Marsh TT Claycomb
= kur'z WE Claycomb
" E A Ziuk ...s
Delegates were empowered
TO select their own alternates.
Delegates Instructed tu vote
,nd use their influence to
Iominate X. N. Taylor ~
circuit Clerk Of Saline county.
J. l.. pritcbarj, Secy.
W. +. Claycomb. Chairman.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
SALINE COUNTY FAIR
To Be Held In MARSHALL july
"a 10 u.

Vice-presldent; Tbos. III.
Bagnell, Secretary. a
The directors are; Budd
Downs, Miami; Dan johnson
Nelson; Riley Johnson,
Sweet Springs; Robt. Long.
Marshall; Frank Brockway,
Arrow Rock; Arch Gregory,
Hardeman; /. Avitt, Slater;
Robt. Ham, Slater; +. Nj.
Lail, Marshall; John Keebart,
Marshall; Ed Hawkins, Mar.
shall; Thos. +. Marshall,
Marshall; Joe Cott, Slater;
Joe Hamil, Marshall: DR.. A.
T.. Gore, Marshall; Mike
Lynch, Marshall.
Tie fair will take place ON
the Bagnell farm in the west
ern suburbs Of Marshall aud
will begin Tuesday, July oath,
and continue TO Friday. even.
ing, July 27th.
The following self.explan,l.
tory announcement appears
in the catalogue:
''To the people: We beg to
hand you herewith the
catalogue Of the first an.
nual meeting Of the Saline
County Agricultural Fair AS.
sociation, 10 be held July -,
%, ~, "a, 1906. The manage.
ment will endeavor 10 give
one Of the best fairs ever held
in Saline county. But 10 this
end are dependent on tht'
farmers aud business men
aud all citizens IN the cc:airy
surrounding Marshall. The
management solicits the pub.
lie Ia make exhibits Of their
best products Of farm, gar.
den, live stock, and other
articles for which premiums
are offered, aud this only,
with the patronage Of the
people, eau make this fair a
success, not only in exhibits
but in social enjoyments. The
buildings are all new. The
barns contain 80 of the best
stalls in the state. The an-
phitheater is the most sub.
stantial and comfortable of
any county fair in this coun-
try, aud every other building
is as neat AS money can make
them. Give this fair your
p ,tronage and make IL one Of
the best in the country. No
charge will be made for ve-
hicles."
The drst day, Tuesday,
Jaly oath, will be devoted to
showing horses, sheep aud
hogs. $20S will be given u
premium winners in the
various contests.
Wednesday horses. cattle
and mules will holm sway,
with premiums aggregating
1926 offered for the best
breeds shown.
Thursday will be given UP
TO horses in harness. The
premiums offered for the day
total $3l0.
Friday horses, u slow mule
race, poultry, garden aad
orchard products, emb'uil.
cry, lace and plain sewing,
painting, baking. farn pro-.
ducts, ETC., will 6eviawed and
premiums aggregating sa6O
|awartled.
Besides the adqYe pre-
|iniums, II large number of
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CAM BRIDGE

Pursuant to call, u meeting
was held ut the Slater Opera
House, Saturday, July 7tb.
Meeting was called 10 order
by Geo. W. Markwell, proxy
for township committeeman.
Ed Il. Alexander, who was
unable 10 be present.
On motion, r. =. Gwiuu
was elected chairman aud a.
Nj. Parker secretary.
The chairman stated tue
object Of the meeting, after
which W. r. VanBooveu was
unanimously elected ceutral
committeeman for Cambridge
township.
Moved aud carried that the
chairman appoint a committee
of three To select delegates to
the county nominating con.
ventlon. j. a. Tcter. G.. ".
Maxwell aud Geo. ID. Harris
were appointed ~ said com
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-07-13
Union Services

The Marshall churches
have decided to hold union
services evenings during the
heated season In the lot ad-
joining The Cumberland Pres
Ibyterian church, beginning
lnext Sunday evening.
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