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The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05
HARMONY

The Harmony congregation
WAS somewhat disappointed
as Rev. Clemens fail
ed 20 FIJI his appointment.
Rev. Cobb, of Miami. is
holding II p%rotracted meeting
ut Rich Chapel ut present.
Charles Lynn has returned
from n visit Of several days
mt Grand Pass.
Mrs. S. +. White and son ,
Fremont Mayfeld and niece,
Miss Ida Burnside, return.
ed Wednesday after II visit of
several days TO relatives in
Kansas City.
A social was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pad
Mullins Friday night. Quite
n number of the bluff boys at
tended the social.
Joseph Burnside returned
to Hale to take up school
again after II weeks vacation.
Rev. Chapman preached
several very interesting
sermons to the Macedonia
congregation last week.
Miss Cynthia Lyon is i'm
proving slowly from IA very
severe attack of pneumonia
and typhoid fever.
Little Arthur Drummonds
is quite sick at this writing
John Vaughn and family
We're the guests of Pad
Mullins and family Christmas
Day.
Born, To Mr.. and Mrs,
OWE Lyon, Wednesday Dec,
20, "a daughter.
Dame Rumor says, wedding
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05

from North Dakota last Sat.
urday.
Rev. Cole filed his appoint
ment mt Christian Union last
Sunday.
Will Curry, Of Longwood,
visited his brother, Jones,
here and his brother Sam, ut
Mt. Leonard last week.
james Coffey moved TO Mt.
Leonard last week and Logan
Pritcbard moved To the Neal
farm. where Mr.. Coffey had
lived.
What is the matter with
Green Mound, Herndon, and
Salt Pond? Keep writing.
Casper Oaks aud J. p. Will
son left Tuesday for Lawton
Okla, TO look for locations.
Miss Edna Akeman visited
Jas. O'neal's last Sunday.
My, oh my! Don't you hear
dem bells ringing2
Miss Bessie Deadman visit
ed her nncle, John Van Bus
kirk last week.
j. p. Wilson aud family
visited II. W. Jackson's u
while last Friday night.
Mrs. Maria Cundiff has
been ailing for u weak or SD.
Mrs. John Hayes and
daughter, Miss OWE and Miss
Nora Maloney visited Mrs.
Jones Curry last Wednesday
evening.
My, but the roads are bad.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05

dy might be mentioned as
pastime of the evening.
Greene and Stella Dingley
were visitors here Monday.
John Brown Jr. and I.
Kemeto returned to Park
vile College Tuesday morn
ing, after a ten days of pleas
ant recreation.
Mrs. Simpson and children,
of Sbackleford, and Mrs. Col
lier and children visited Mrs.
U. G. King Saturday.
Oranges, lemons and a lot
OF fresh candy for sale at
Dingley's.
Jas. Orr and son, Harry,
have gone on a business trip
through Texas hunting farm.
ing land.
II. e. Dingley and wife at
tended the Baptist Sunday
School Convention Friday and
Saturday held ut Slater, leav-
ing II. A. Thomas in charge
of business here.
j. II. McLemon and chill.
dren took the evening train
for Higginsville Wednesday
afternoon.
The lecture held at Salt
Springs church was IA sue
cess. The ladies took in Sl6.
20 for refreshments. The
house was comfortably full,
and a social time was spent
after the lecture.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05
SALT SPRINGS

The roads are in "a very bad
condition and getting worse
all the time.
j. p. Fulkerson and wife
entertained at "A turkey din
ner ON New Years day in
honor of their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. John Galloway.
Annie Blair Brown return
ed To her school work mt Mar
shall Monday after spending
the holidays at home.
I. Kemeto our young Japan
ese friend preached IA good
sermon at the Mt. Leonard
Church Sunday night. His
knowledge of the scripture
acquired since his conversion,
two years ago seems wonder.
fnl.
Call on II. e. Dingley for
rubber boots aud shoes.
H.. e. Dingley and wife
were pleasantly surprised
New Years evening by sever
al neighbors dropping in to
spend y few hours. The
noted game Sherlock Holmes
with apples, peanuts and cam
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05
NEW HOME

After "a weeks vacation for
Xmas our schools started on
New Years.
Several from this place at
tended services mt Elmwood
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Georgia Beattie and
baby, Of Oklahoma, are visit
ing her parents, OF Elmwood.
She was also here 10 attend
the buriel of her sister. Mrs.
Early Davis, who died Dec.
9th 1905.
Rev. Welborn was the din.
ner guest of ID. M. Harris and
family Sunday. The meeting
he was To conducta ut Elmwood
was deferred on account of the
unfavorable weather and
roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Monegali,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Fordham
and Mayme Bentley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Genenckie were Sunday
visitors OF Mrs. Monegali and
family.
Allie Carmean spent the
holidays with home folks.
A crowd of young folks sur.
prised Miss Delphia and Ru-
fus Edwards, of Elmwo0d,
Saturday night, those pres.
|ent report a jolly time.
Willis Lennon and son,
Glenn, are on the sick list
this week.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Lew.
is Fischer Dec. 25th, 1905, a
lson.
Miss Dollie Harris was the
dinner guest of the Misses
Mckinney Saturday.
Miss Title Lemon left
Thursday for Webb City,
to visit her sister, Mrs. G. ID.
Sims.
Mrs. John Dierking and
daughter, Misses nellie and
Efie and little sou, Merl,
were the guests of ID. M. Har'
ris and family Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05
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ARROW ROCK

A bright, happy New Year
greeting to all.
The Union Christmas tree
ut the Methodist church at
tracted quite a crowd. The
splendid program was enjoyed
by all present and old Santa
acted well his part. The
young as well as the old went
away rejoicing.
Kate and Mary Swinney,
of the county, attended the
Christmas tree while spend.
ing u few days with their
grandmother, Mrs. NJ. Bing.
ham.
The oyster and ice cream
supper given by the ladies' of
the Christian church was
quite a success. The hand
some sum Of s52 being realiz.
ed.
John Howard and Frank
Wilmarth were in town Sat
urday evening attending the
oyster. supper aud smiling ON
tie fair sex.
IL looks very suspicious the
way u certain young man
from Cooper Co. rides his
prancing gray steed around
III West Arrow Rock, rain or
shine.
Misses Ola and Lula. Piper,
Of near Little Rock, accom-.
panied by Miss May Pearson,
spend u part of the holidays
with their cousin, II. g. Piper
and family.
Miss Sadie Steam, of Col
umbia and sister, Miss Geor-
gia, Of Fulton, are home from
school for the holidays.
Frank Watts and sister,
Miss Pearl, of Howard Co.,
visited Saturday at the home
Of their Uncle, Will Amick
and took IN the oyster supper.
A crowd OF young people
gathered at II surprise party
Friday evening mt the home
of Dr.. and Mrs. MEG uire and
spent II very pleasant time.
Lounie Bingham returned
home Tuesday after u two
months stay with relatives in
Shelby Co. Mo.
Misses Marion and Anna
Tyler of Marshall, are visit
ing friends in Arrow Rock
and vicinity.
Mrs. Becraft and little
daughter, of Shackleford, Wis.,
tied IA few days last week with
her brother, f. p. Grimes
and family.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05
cRE1cHER
A happy New Year TO all,

A happy New Year to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Oaks
and little daughter, Miss vi
ola, visited J. p. Wilson's last
Sunday.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Akeman, Dec. 9th, a
fine nine pound girl.
Newton Chart, Jim Grain,
Charlie King and two sons,
Emmett and Edgar. came in
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05
Forced to starvs

B. r. Lsek, of Concord, KY, says:
For 20 years l suffered agonies with
. sors on my upper lip. 80 painful,
sometlmss. that ! could not eat. Altar
vsinly trying everything else, ] cured
II with Bucklen's Arnica salve," It's
great for burns, outs and wounds. A,
p. n. Franklin's drug store. Only 25c.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05

Joe Burnside and George
Bartlett have returned to Car
roll county, after spending
the holidays here.
John Moore and Schuyler
White were driving the light.
ming express Saturday.
Ask Ida how she likes the
city.
Frank Singleton, of Leaven:
worth, is visiting relatives
here this week.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05
Special Homs.ssksrs' Excursion

To south and south east, on
Jan. 2 and l6, and ON Feb. d
and 20, limit 81 days, with
stop.over either way. Also
one way colonists rates tn
south and southwest. Apply
at G. Il A. ticket Office for
particulars.
o. E. Hawthorne, Agt.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05
LITTLE ROCK

~ IC NSSN
Geo. Pearson returned from
Kansas City Saturday after.
noon and il any information is
wanted about that place, call
on him.
Ehler Bros. bought IA span
of mules from Joe Kesaw New
Years day for 1927. The
mules were bought to be used
on the Philippine Island east
of here. and can't be beat in
these parts-l6 hands high
and 4 years old.
Ehlers Bros. commenced n
cash business on Jan. LIST, but
the people Of Little Rock don't
mind that as they've always
got their pockets full of coin.
The boys enjoyed the holt
days very much, and say they
wouldn't care il Christmas
came every week, so they
could have pheasant dreams"
The debate that took place
last Friday night was a sue
cess, but IL was a mock trial
instead as follows: Henry
Thornton was tried for steal.
ing u turkey November 20,
from Mote Ehlers; Judge
Trout presided; Jessie Hen
sick was sheriff; Mr.. Thorn.
ton, clerk. The jury was, as
follows: Harvey Neff,
Harvey Johnson, Lon Taylor,
John Johnson, Jack Johnson,
Joe Duncan. The witnesses
for the state are L. NJ. Ehlers
o. L. Piper, Mrs. Davidson,
DR.. Thornton. Sherlock
Holmes. Witnesses for the
defense, Henry Thornton,
Marvin Furney, Willard
80.
Thornton, Mason Childress,
Herbert Furney, Henry
Bierbeum, Tom jackson, and
DR.. Sharp. The attorneys
for the state were DR.. David
son and Harvey Neff, for the
defense were Col. Will Gaby
and Hon. George Thornton.
The decision was given in
favor of Mr.. Thornton and
the blame of the turkey steal
ing thrown on Judge Trout
and DR.. Davidson. This
friday evening the debate
will be, "Resolved, that a
woman has IA right to vote"
Everybody is invited.
The shooting match was Il
success at Little Rock Mon
day evening and next Satur-
day afternoon there will be
another match at Little Rock.
Everybody invited.
Watching the old year out
and the new one in took place
at Pete Beuder's. All en-
joyed themselves very much
and all made new obligations
for the new year-lgM.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05

bells will ring in our. vicinity
soon.
Mrs. Sue Gibbons, of Sla-
ter, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Amos Sullivan this week.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-05

Itch cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Trigg d
Fisher, Druggists. If
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
Test of American Nerve

A couple Of our American tourists were
making hurried tour through India, and
darkness had overtaken them in the forest
before they could get home. They both
knew of little hut not far away in which
they could get shelter.
On retiring, the younger of the two moK
drew the blanket not over his whole body,
but across his lower limbs He was awak-
ened in the night and noticed that the
blanket on the lower part of his legs felt
strangely heavy. He noticed a peculiar
smell, like the odor Of raw potatoes, which
the cobra gives out. 1t was a cobra, sure
enough.
He watched very closely, not moving a
muscle. The object slowly rose to view
between him and the door and from the
blanket across his ankles.
One glance was enough 1t was a partic-
ularly ugly specimen of the cobra, the most
dreaded serpent of all India. A bite from
this reptile is the death warrant of the
victim as assuredly as II he were smitton
| by a bolt from heaven. Our friend we'll
knew that the least movement would have
brought the fangs into some part Of bis
| body.
Something must be done. He dared not
call his friend for fear the sound would
irritate the snake. He would have to man.
| age the snake himself
All at once a strange idea struck him. He
/ had heard the serpent charmers OF India
| and had witnessed the wonderful manner
in which they governed the serpents by
their monotonous reed music. Could he
not do something in this liner
| So family that his voice scarcely broke
| the oppressive stiffness, he began a low
| humming which at first was like the soft
music OF the wind harps.
| The head Of the serpent began to SWAY
from side to side and back and forth, as
though the noise irritated him.
The first encouragement was when he
perceived that the cobra IN its rude way
was swinging its head in accord with the
swing Of the humming sounds. The music
was producing its effect and It was keep.
ing time"
As the music continued the snake SLOWLY
crept away from him TO the door II die
not leave the hut, but, coiling and uncoiI
ing, raising and lowering its head, Il
showed that 1t was pleased by the low
monotonous music which came from be
tween the lips Of the boy whose eyes wer,
fixed on his strange visitor.
The young man began moving his RICH
hand toward his hip pocket The snake OF
I ANANA AAo bbJNNNAbAAt SNEAlAlAelS now WnOll1
occupied with his enjoyment OF the strang,
entertainment.
With his revolver clasped tightly In hi
hand he pointed with an arm as rigid al
iron at the hooded head and held II thu
until he could make sure OF his aim II,
continued humming and the head gently
undulated in time, the snake coiling ant
uncoiling In curious fashion, once going s,
near the door that the boy was sure n,
meant TO leave. But nc. when near tn,
door he moved back again until ne reache,
the same spot on the blanket he was occu
plying when discovered. where he paused ,
moment and reared his head higher thar
before.
At that instant the young man hred
Five reports rang out In quick 81 scessiol
and the mischief was to pay.s
The boy then stepped 20 the door a.,
shuddered as he gazed az the limp, ropeillr
masA-ChicaEO Inter Ocean
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10


The yachtmen of Lake Manawa have
been little slow this spring in getting
started with their racing and warming-up
events, because Of the changes in the boat
house, which have required considerable
time and attention from the members
Rivalry, as OF yore, exists as to who are
the best sailors, and this will have to be
threshed out before the races come of
The changes at the club house have made
great hit with the members. who now
have vastly better accommodations and
more room OF all kinds. Several new cot
tages have been built at the lake this
spring. One OF these belonging to Gould
Dietz, was little beauty until the cyclone
carried it away. Mr. DietE had bought
the bungalow at the lumbermen's con-
vention in Omaha last fall and had It re-
built at Manawa and q couple OF carloads
OF lumber added. The wind struck It and
all that remained was a kindling pile
Mr.. Dietz was not to be dismayed. 30 he
has built larger and better than before
and now has a splendid place for the en-
| tertainment OF his friends when he spins
from Omaha In his speedy auto Fishing
at Manawa has also been good. just as al
Cut-off, and many splendid strings OF
crsppies have been caught.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
power is restored and mAn-
hood made complete.
Reflex Diseases

In curing an ailmsnt %
any kind we never fail 10
treat It's rofleK eomplioa-
tons, your case 10
lvAR1COCELE, the weak
ness arising from II dis-
Appears " Il is ORETl3 d.
OBSTRUCTION and has
developed into Prostatio,
Bladder or Kidney affoo-
lions, the injured organs
are restored. II IL is SPN-
CIFIC BLOOD POISON,
any and all Skin, Blood and
Rome Diseases caused BY
the faint are eliminated
from the system. II II
IL NERVO-DEBILITY, the
consequent weakness an q
other distressing symptoms
are removed and rapidly rO-
placed by the youthful en-
erEy OF robust manhood,
Hence, all resulting ills nnl
reflex complications, which
are often more serious than
the original allment thee
give rise to them. disap-
pear completely and for
ever with the cure OF the
main malady.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
we Are FOR MEN

We limit our practice
strictly to Pelvic Diseases
OF men. II we attempted
to cure ell human Ills, ~
many doctors do, we would
undoubtedly meet with the
came results as they en-
counter--resulta often dis
appointing to the physi-
clan and sometimes disaa-
trous to the patient. hoa
tzing that the Iaaladiea 0f
mankind are too many and
vastly complicated for any
one man to master, w0
gave up the impossible n <
long ago. We then began
to prepare ourselves for
the capacities and duties
OF speciality work, In which
our purpose was TO become
supreme. Are not your
health and future happl-
ness worthy your time and
trouble to look into 4 syS-
tenn Of treatment that has
poaitively cured cases
which had resisted numer-
Gus other doctors and rem =
dies1 with our servicN 81
your command. you should
not, II you are a victim
OF Male Pelvic Diseases,
continue to suffer and sink.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
Afflicted Men

Come TO us, II responsible
you may settle when cured
or In monthly or weekly
payments. We make no
charge for private counsel
and give TO each patient .
legal contract in writing,
backed by abundant capital,
to hold for our promise. All
prescriptions are carefully
compounded under our per-
sonal supervision and guar
anteed TO be fresh and abso-
lutely pure. No cases aos
oepted through corresponds
enco. One personal Inter-
view at once absolutely res
auired before treatment
commences. Physioians have
ing stubborn cases to treat
are cordially inyited 20
confer with US. Our offic0
hours are from q m. to >
p. m; Sundays, FROM . TO l.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10

Omaha stands right in line for some run
ming meets and little pushing on the part
OF local promoters could bring these meets
about. The California tracks are closed
and betting has almost killed the game at
Kansas City and st. Louis, so the opening
Is ripe for meet In this city, Plenty Of
horses could be had and the interest Is
here. the track Is available and all that
Is lacking is some one to promote the
deal Successful meets have been pulled
on In this city and more can be II they
are promoted in the right way. The trot-
ting horse men have about given up the
idea Of doing anything In that line be-
cause the owners refuse to give a lease
for more than one year. and they say It
would not pay to hx up the grand stand
and barns for one season
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
SPORTING GOSSIP OF WEEK
Western League Magnates Satisfied with
President O'Eeil.
SOME MATTERS BACK OF THE LATE WAR
Anxiety of Tebeau and CantiIlOn to
Get Hold of the Valuable Omaha
Franchise Too Apparent
at Present.
80 reason al thIng mac.

Let's reason this thing a little.
The magnates Of the Western league
have decided that Norris o'Neil IL a good
enough president for the league. They
profess to believe that II he will attend
~ business little closer that the affairs
Of the league will be administered sue
cessfully. and that each team will get ell
that is coming to It. This being the de-
cision OF the managers. It must satisfy the
public, for the magnates own the league
All the public can ask Is that the ball
games be played fairly, without rowdyism.
and that competent umpires be secured.
Poor umpiring is the bane Of ball play
ing, for nothing encourages a loyal bug
like bad Judgment on the part Of the man
whose decisions make or mar a game. As
to the private business Of the league, the
public is not concerned with that
In regard TO the attitude of w. A.
Rourke owner Of the Omaha team and
storm center Of the late row he has ac-
cepted the decision Of his business part
ners and has said not a word concerning
the outcome Of the meeting, or, rather
conference In Omaha last Saturday The
papers throughout the circuit, except In
Omaha, have all had expressions from the
other magnates some Of them favorable
some untaVOfhDies 10 ENouIhet w" AN
has kept his own counsel, and viii wait.
The other members of the league are
eognizant Of the facts he presented. If
they are content, he must acquiesce.
That's all there Is to that. 1t is pleasant
70 recall some things in this connection,
though, all connected with the Western
league.
.
First. Rourke is the only owner now
connected with the Western league who
was with It when II started in 1900. Each
of the others has found interests else
where and allowed the Western to drift.
Rourke alone has been loyal to 1t all the
time. In 1902 when Tebeau, Hickey, Len
non and Beall were framing up the deal to
disrupt the Western and establish the
American association, Rourke was offered
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
Varicocele.

Varicocole depletes vi
tRlity and impairs MAJ
hood. mo case should ever
be operated upon when
milder treatment will cure,
We treat Varicocele &C
cording to the latest and
best methods known to
medical science. The or
gans arc not MANNED 81
mutilated, but are pre-.
served and strengthened,
pain quickly ceases, swell
Ing soon subsidies, healthy
circulation Is rapidly re-
established, and every part
of the organism effected
by the disease Is thorough
" reatored
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
Nervo-Vital
Debility.

There n certainly no
victim of Nervo-Vith De-
bility, or Male Weakness,
but what hopes to be ro-
juvenated sometime. You
should not lose your grip
on life because inferior
remedies have failed TO
benefit you. To our treat
ment for this trouble,
varied and modified to suit
each individual case, q vast
number Of restored men to-
day owe their sturdy health
and happy condition In lita.
DisRgreeable symptoms soon
disappear, drains Of vigor
are stopped, m a . Gu 1 n
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
N RpsPoNsaLa
You MAY
PAR WHEY ouRED.

Only temporary relisf
comes from remedies usu-
ally employed. Our treat
msnt for Specific Blood
Poison 10 absolutely safe,
rapid and permanent and
leaves no Injurious after
effects. Every sItAr
symptom aoon disappears
while the blood, the tbs.
sues, the nerve fibres and
the system are cleanBed,
strengthened and restored
TO normal health and pur-
itY,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
Specific Blood
Poison.

In combating the King
OF bad diseases no time
should be lost, no expert
menttng should be done
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10

The tennis men Of the city have been
quite active during the last week, and
team has been chosen to so TO Sioux city
for an intercity match between the teams
OF Omaha and that town. All of the
courts have been put to the best Of use
during the last week. especially at the
Field club. where more players are using
the game OF tennis as a recreation and
exercise than ever before. The seven
courts are kept In perfect condition, which
makes II a pleasure for the experts 10
work at the game. The date OF the city
championship has not been set, although
II will come before the Middle West, which
will be two weeks earlier than last year.
The committee is already in receipt OF
letters from players OF note saying they
will be present
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10

II will not take a very clever seer TO
predict that the foot ball next fall will
be modelled on the example set by the big
eastern colleges. Although Il was said
at the meeting OF the American Intercol-
legiate Foot Ball Rules committee at the
Murray Hin hotel recently that such was
not the aim, such statement may be taken
with a grain Of salt, for II one reads
between the lines II is easy 10 see that
such will probably be the case Not only
is this quite sure TO prove true, but Walter
Camp probably will also be as much I'm
performance Of the gridiron situation as
in former years. The basis for the in
ference lies in the fact that out Of all the
subdivisions OF the country New England
was the only section 20 report progress I'm
the reform movement, and a section was
formed 10 be definitely termed the Middle
Atlantic Sectional committee. On this COM
mittee will be Prof. ]. b. Fine OF Princeton.
John Minds OF Pennsylvania, +. II. LYLE OF
Cornell and James A. Babbitt OF Hayer-
ford, acting secretary. II may be noticed
that a Yale representative Is lacking. but
Walter Camp has already been empowered
70 meet with every sectional COMMITTEES in
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10

Golfers at the Field and Country clubs
are all keyed up over the approach OF the
time for the Transmississippi tournament,
which win be held on the Field club links
June a-2S, inclusive. More men and women
are playing at both these clubs than ever
before. and the players are all more expert
than at this time last year Each club
has its crack. from whom much viii be
expected at the coming meet spraRus
Abbott. the scratch man and Handicapped
AZ the cOuptFy club. h looked upon By his