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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-09
Mailman Holds Up Trnin.

Owosso, Mich. Especially. - John
Debraw, an escaped patient from the
Pontiac Asylum, held up a train
with a pItchfork. The engineer
stopped to avoid running him down.
Debraw thought he owned the rail-
road, and had right to stop the
train
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-09
American Hero Drowned.

Arklow, Ireland (By Cable). -
Thomas Myler, who claimed that he
hoisted the Stars and Stripes over
Santiago de Cuba during the Span
ish-American War, was drowned off
Courtown while practicing for an at
tempt to swim st. Georges Channel.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-09
Korean Army Disbanded.

Seoul (By Cable) An ordinance
disbanding the Korean troops was
promulgated Wednesday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-09
Foreign.

In an interview on the political
situation and anticlerical agitation
Signor Giolitti, premier and minister
of the interior, declared that the gov
eminent is absolutely impartial and
will not depart from this policy.
A massacre of Christians by Turk
ish troops has occurred in the little
Persian village of Mavaneh. An Of
fetal report states that Is men and
60 women and children lost their
lives.
Fighting between the rebellious
Moors who attacked Casablanca and
the natives inside the city has oc-
Cured. The outside rebels were de-
feated and driven off.
Emperor William and Emperor
Nicholas of Russia met at Swinemun-
de, Prussia, on board the German
battleship Deutschland.
The Duchess of Marlborough is
employing her time and is spending
her money to aid the wives and chill
dren of English convicts.
District troops annihilated a
Greek band at Kastoria, European
Turkey, killing 40 of the men and
capturing 8. The ringleaders of the
band that captured Robert Abbott
from his fathers home, in Salonika,
were captured.
Ex-Ambassador Choate made an
argument at The Hague Peace Con-
| ference in behalf of the American
proposition for a general court OF
arbitration.
Four Russian officers dropped at
intervals from military balloon in
to the sea to reduce the weight OF
the falling airship.
Serious agrarian disorders have
broken out in the government OF
Voronezh, where the peasants have
burned IL estates.
Hintze Robeiro, former premier
and leader of the Portuguese Conser-
vative party, died suddenly in Lis.
bon.
During the last few days nomadiC
bands of Tunguses have made fire.
qHent raids in Russian territory.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-09
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
GUILTY OF REBATING|
Defendant VIII Fight Against Decision
of Judge Lands.
WAS BITTERLY SCORED BY COURT.

Officials Responsible For Alleged Viola
tion of Antitrust Law Compared
With Counterfeiters and Mail Rob-
bers-Special Grand Jury To Inquire
Into Acts of Chicago and Alton.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-03-14
board: G. A. Minor, Geo. Perry,
W. B. Barratt, John Kilkenny, u.
0. Justus, S. W. Spencer.

The new sheep inspection law
recently enacted by the legislature
will go ito effect May 25. The
act provides for the appointment
of three commissioners who shall
select secretary, who must be q
graduate veterinary surgeon. Is
there not one sheepman in Morrow
county who would like to serve Oh
this commission?
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-03-14
MEETING OF
WOOLGROWERS
Local Org anization Joins state
Association =. OfHeers Are
Elected.

The Heppner Wool Growers
Association held a meeting at the
court house in this city last Satur.
day.
The meeting was we'll attended
by representative sheepmen. The
question of association with the
state organization has been under
advisement for some time by the
members of the losal organization.
The matter was settled at Satur-
days meeting by the local organ
ization joining the state associa-
ton.
The following officers were elect
ed:
President, Geo. Perry; vice presi-
dent, w. B. Barrstt; secretary
treasurer, S.W. Spencer. Advisory
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-03-14

SCISSOR Conner, as deputy assessors
for Morrow county field work, ap-
proved. The deputies will be al
lowed 81 per day while actually
engaged in field work.
The report of G. B. Alley, the
expert employed to check up the
1905 tax roll, was accepted.
The salary of the deputy sheriff
was raised from $50 to S75 per
month.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-03-14
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Usual Number of Bills
Audited.

Inc regular session OF count,
court was convened at the coul
house, Wednesday of last weel
with full board of commissioner
present.
The meeting was unusually
short, the attention of the court
only being occupied for two days
in transacting the business.
The appointment of Benz. V.
Pompella, of Irrigon, by Sheriff
Shut, as deputy sheriff, with full
powers and without compensation
except fees earned, was approved.
The reports Of Scott Osborn as
supervisor Of road district No. 5,
and T. W. Atkinson as supervisor
of district No. II, we're accepted
The sum of $50 was appropri-
ated to replenish the emergency
fund.
The resignation of D. V. s. Reid
as deputy surveyor was accepted
by the court.
The resignation of S. P. Devin
as road master was accepted.
The balance sheet of the clerk
showing the cash balance in the
several funds, after proper exam
ination of the books, was accepted.
1t was ordered that the clerk and
treasurer be required to furnish
similar balance sheets at each term
in the future.
In the matter of the petition of
R. Nj. Akers and others for county
road. Accepted. John W. Brown
and W. o. Minor were appointed
viewers to meet with County Sur
veyor V. H. Heath, at the begin
ming point of said road on Thurs
day, March IA, to survey the road
and make a report of their delib-
erations at the next regular meet
ing of the court.
In the matter of the petition of
D. S. Barlow and others for county
road. Accepted. John W. Brown
and w. o. Minor were appointed
to meet with the county surveyor
at the starting point of the pro-
posed road, on Friday, March 15,
to survey and view the road and
report at the next meeting Of the
,ourt.
In the matter of the survey of
he Minor-Dutton road. The find
ngs of the court were that the
opening of this road would be
great advantage to large num-
Der of persons, and a more direct
ind easy route for freighters and
armers hauling to the warehouses
If Heppner, it was ordered that
lpon delivery to Morrow county of
/ duly executed deed for right of
way Of this road, and also the
opening of this road, inside the
,ity limits, by the city of Hepp-
Ter, that Morrow county will fence
aid road with a five wire fence
With posts one rod apart.
The following road supervisors
we're appointed to fill vacancies
:aused by the failure of appointees
It the January term to qualify:
District No. 9, Walter Cason; No.
,, ]. H. Allen; No. IA, j. T. Ayers.
John w. Brown was appointed
ounty road viewer to fill the va
ancy caused by the resignation of
7. C. Xix.
Owing to the resignation of S.
}. Devin as county road master, it !
vas ordered that the county Judge :,
nd commissioners take charge of
ertain districts, as follows: Com {
Missioner Griffin, road districts
, s, g, 10, IL, II, 16. Commits l
ioner McCarty, districts No. 3, J
2, IA. Judge Ayers, districts No. ,
, 2, 4, 5 and 6.
The appointment of Chas. o. 5
IL . II w. Ill | :
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-03-14
Stock Ranch for Sale.

6811a acres 600 head of cattle aud
few horses if desired) farm I'M plementz,
fruit trees, berries and bees, fine rauee
for sheep or cattle, running water every
where, will be sold at bargain. Write
Gus. A. Nyman, Mt. Vernon, Graus
Co.. Oregon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-03-14
hCLLioTEE'S
Rocky Mountain Tea NUGGETS
A Busy Medicine for Busy People,

Dusy Dusy 1t0pr5.
Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor
A specific for Constipstion Indigestion. Iivss
and Kidney Troubles, Pimples, Eczema, Impure
Blood, Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels Feadsss
and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea in tAa-
let form. 35 cents box. Genuine made by
HoLLlsTER DRUG COMPANY, Madison, Wis
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Messrs. Chas. Martin aud Lster
Barris we're dinner guests At their
uncle, ME-. aud Mrs. A. W. Fortes,
Monday.
We are glad tn say that Harry
Carmeao. who has had typhoid fever,
ls able to be up again.
Mrs. j. II. Gu, mou and little
daughter, Gladys, visited their uncIs,
%. NJ. Harris and family q few dsj Q
the fret Of the wtek.
vrte Allen went IN Seda lis last
Friday returning Saturday.
Cbas. Martin visited In ''Forbcs.
town" . few days this week.
vete Allen speut Tuesday night
With Lester Harris.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
LITTLE ROCK

Otto Crsmer hunts ducks but never
brings any In.
DR.. sharp vas . Glasgow caller
last week.
J. Dun,an Ia bedfast with rheuma
tism.
Dan Ehlers failed 70 make his usual
Sunday evening cal. Wonder %byY
Emil EosslsRe i. quite sick ut this
writing.
The little sob OF Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Nolke 10 quite sick.
Miss Flora Leinkeuhlcr spent Sun.
day with her sister. Mrs. Alma Ebler.
TIE BerIykamp family are oil able
10 10 up and around M more.
.Joe Ciger ~as mingling with old
friends al Little Rock last week. Joe
10 staying at Glasgow now.
Herman Teimeyer re,urntd TO North
0akato Sunday evening.
Frank Tiemeyer, mother aud b. Other
returned ~ Oklahoma Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Itch cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Thos. H.
Fisher, Druggist. If
Gone To Springfield

Columbia, M, March g.
Prof. b. NJ. Anderson, who
lectured here to-day mt the
daily assembly OF the univer-
sity, announced that he had
been appointed full professor
of history and political science
at the Springfield normal
school, and that he had re.
signed his present position as
u teacher of philosophy at
Missouri Valley College. He
began his duties at Spring.
field Monday, March 1l.h.
Prof. Anderson has not yet
reached his 2lSt birthday,
but has been honored Ivy Two
noted schools of this state.
He was graduated from the
academic department. OF the
university last June, and was
one OF the students elected tb
the honorary fraternity, the
Phi Beta Kappa. He Is n
boy, the son Of d.
NJ. Andersen, u wel.-known
Boone co"ntlan.
While attending tie univ r.
|sity Prof. Anderson taught
history in the Columbia high
school, and after his junior
year taught the same suhj ct
In the summer session OF the
Cape Girardeau normal
sci DOL. He is a chess player
of state reputation an has
met the best III ayers in the
state.
When he was appointed
professor ~ philosophy vt
Missouri Valley college re
WINS said to b the YOUNGEST
|college professor III ttls y. 8.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Got Ninety Days

Miss Bessie Smothers, alias
Golden, was Lust week arrest
ed on complaint Of Mrs. G.. A.
Bruce, charged with having
stolen a silk skirt, wrap,
waist, etc. She was arraign-
cd before Judge bavis, found
guilty and sentenced 10 City
days in Jail and costs. Sh,
wasaservant Of Mrs. Bruce's.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
NEW HOME
J. A. Poe Is improving slowly.

j. A. Foe Is improving slowly.
Mrs. W. Il. Lsrue and daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Dlckerson Of Psttis
county, spent Friday aud Saturday
Of last week with Mrs. Larue.
Mrs. J. Il Fordhsm aud niece May
me Bentley, Mrs. J. II. Guymon and
little daughter, Gladys, and Veto
Allen were Sunday guests OF d. NJ.
Harris and family.
Messrs. Lester Harris and Chas. o.
Martin spent Friday and Saturday
Of last week near Waverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Harris speni
last Friday rs the guests OF Mr.0'snd
Mira A. X. Lemon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Lewis near Cor
der Sunday and Monday.
Luther Carmesn, who was subpoen'
aed on the grand jdry won't TO Maj
shall Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
SLATER

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Christian Church gave their last
entertainment Of the course last
Friday night The Lincoln Quar-
tette--to n crowded house, which
was in every way n grand success.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d.. Quisenberry
gave a 8 o'clock dinner TO a few Of
their friends last Monday evening
Those who had the honor Of par
taking Of the excellent meal were
Rev. W. T. and Miss Henson. DR.
+. A. and Miss Howard and Or. T.
Is and Miss Ross A most de-
ghtful evening was spent.
Mrs. Geo II Avittc left Tuesday
afternoon for Liberty TO make u
short visit TO her sister and brother
in-law and in her return will accom-
pany her mother who has been
making an extended visit.
DIR. Ross has been having his
residence reshinglcd and contcm-
plates having the building painted
as soon as the weather will permit
This fixing up will add considerably
to the looks Of the block.
The members Of the Christian
Church are contemplating to have
n %protracted meeting in the near
future.
DR., and Mrs Ross made q trip
TO Marshall one day last week and
spent most Of the day with Mr. and
Mrs Frank Taylor. While in the
city they visited Taylor Bros fine
Department Store The store pre-
SCENTS a very elegant appearance,
which is q decided credit to the
city.
w. p. Dulamy made q business
trip to Kansas City last Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
o OUR

John Hickman, Of Nelson,
called in to order the Rrpub.
llcan while here Saturday.
Il. II. Mclincauy had Us
change his paper from Blue
Lick 10 Wo@dson, his new
home.
Rich. Keith said he had
read the Republican six mon
tn without serious results
and so decided Ia take chances
again aud renewed Saturday.
Chas. Matthew's. IN old
time colored citiz' n 81 east OF
town who takes a deep inter
est Ia current affairs, left his
dollar for renewal Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Vincent, who
is always prompt, was the
first tn renew this week.
f.. +. Valentine, of north Of
town, remembered the needs
of the editor, and handed Us
a dollar Friday afternoon.
d. ID. Duggins, one Of Mar
shall's Oldest and best at-
torneys, decided to Join the
procession" Friday and called
TO leave a dollar as u sign OF
good faith.
Dan Shafner, who stopped
OF here Saturday on his re-
turn home 10 West Glasgow
from Versailles, where he
had been prospecting, called
In to leave US u dollar on re-
newal. He didn't like Nor.
gan county as well as Saline
he says.
Judge II. W, Phillips, ol
near the cemetery, called in
Friday 10 take advantage ol
|our special offer and handed
us u dollar for renewal.
L. Driskell, one of Blu.
Lick's old and highly respect
ed citizens. came in TO hav.
bis date corrected--it TOOK
only a dollar to put a figure {
on his tag.
j. II. Cofey, one of ouI
good Democratic friends call
ed in Saturday to renew ant
nave us change his paper
from Mt. Leonard 10 Shackle
ford.
M. l. Barron, one Of tbs
Republicans good friends d
north Of town, called in Sat,
Iurdav n a far g. T. Jucohi,s
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Spangler & Evans do FIRST
class wall papering on short
notice. MARI
Caught Dobbins

Tod Dobbins, who several
months ago shot Bud White
Goth colored) was arrested in
Sednlia last week and is
boarding with Sheriff Bacon.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Dowie Died Suddenly

John Alex .nder DJwie died
rather un expected ut his hume
in ZION G ty, near Caicago Sat-
urday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Democratic Nominations

for alderman in the four city
wards were made Friday
night IA follows: FIRST ward,
j. j. Mitchell; second, j. A.
Walker; third, e. r. Pig;
fourth, Aubrey Conway.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Hurried mcals. lack ~ exercise are
the mainca u-es ri ~dysr9psia. A
Rings D,sI epsia Tablet after each
meal aids suggestion, improves the mp.
petite. Sold by =. II. Frapklio.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Not Guilty

John Moore, charged with
stealing four mink >pelts
from II. II. Scudder, was
tried before Judge Hawley
Friday and pronounced mot
guilty" by a jury.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
For Sale

Pure bred Rhode Island r d
Eggs. Mrs. Frank Evans.
Phone 30I. SSI w. Jackson.
MARI
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Beginning Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 18th and
Goth, Mrs. E. M. Chaffee will
have on display a new line of
Pattern Hats for street and
dress wear. The public is in
vited to call and inspect them.
Benedict & McAmis report
the sale Of so acres ID miles
east of Marshall for Henry
Lewis, col, IN h. b.. Shannon
and Il. f.. Steele for 81 ,625
Mr.. Benedict al, q sold the
Heskett lice in southwest
Marsl n To JOS. Sclie ze
who will move here on April
lst with his family fum
Hirdeman. We welcome
them 10 this city.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Real Estate Transfers

Martin a Wll-on Tn l. J Easse
u acres Ia 81 ~ co.. ,...., 90
Irwin williams o Iva Canada
20 acres Ia 81 ~ 10 ..,.. 90. 1850
Wm Il Clay comb To Josie II
Black part lot >, , block ~
Marsball r............". 1000
Harry Il Johnson To q w Dee
SO acres In go, % 81 10. .... o.. 2sC0
Jas Sapplogton to Sallie Port.
wood lot o. ! block s College
addition Marshall. ...,.,..... 500
Eliza 4 Coulter "a Is A Hoelsch.
or 10 acres 10 2T.5O.23. ...,.... CS(0
b a Hoclscher To II Prangmann
lCO ncrcs In as, - 80 % 80. ZOO
Edw Is Moore TO Jas + Moore
60 acres In II, 20-50 q ....... go
l,obt ~tlonnesay To Ed II Berry
32iI acres In 10, IL, IL. $50 49,
20. -. =. =. 2iil2
Austin w Clough To Arthur
Clough ! interest In $50 acres
In U ~ ~ ,.,., O., .,,,,,.t,.,. otZo
Henry Sherk " Hugar II Henne.
say 49, acres Ia q 5i.29...... 2l3l2
J w Taylor 10 WIN l. Kammeye or
so acres In 81 50 10. ..,...... $500
J w Miller to Austin w ClOugh
s ac 'es 10 % 30 81 ........... lcL0O
Laura A Deavor u II 4 larks.
dale Ia, q block 80 Slater. IL, 0
Rob. a Jones To Louis Mueller
lots | TO B block IL Berrings
addition and lots 2 to 8, BIS
Laughlin L. Herrings addition
Sweet Springs .....,,..,.... 1900
Hen y Lewis 10 l. d shannon &
r. l. Steel 20 acres 10 1910 20 Ices
MARY J Heskett To L Il Bene.
DICK 1 acres la ID 80 2i........ $500
L e l5enejick To Jos Schi seer
i.c es 10 10 80 2l......,...,.. 5000
RI Barksdale to Susie Eikorst
lot q block 80 Slater ......... hoo
Estate OF Jos Wheeler. decd by
sheriff 10 Robt Campbell 30
scres 10 %, 20 40 2iu.,... -. 4J(
Estate OF d II Hartsook decd.
To Robt Campbell 30 acres In
20 81 2l...,....... ......... 6C0t
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Jno = King 10 T. T. Tened ick.
lot 4 block ~ Huddson's al.
dition Marshall. ..... ........
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
LOCALS.

- pUtIeT, Mo- tuis
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Young
have move a. Los Angles.
California.
T.. L. HIT, If Idaho, vas
the guest of his sis Ter, Mrs.
W. n. Fletcher, last week.
John Bars sale Monday
was postponed tonext Monday
on account of the weather.
See Mrs. Chaffee's fine and
exclusive line of Pattern Hats.
Miss Nellie Cuttius, of
III ,ckburn, wis the guest of
Mrs. NJ. L. Cooper tins week.
Our demand for extra copies
Saturday was very large
about 10 papers berg called
for.
Rrv. i. r.. Abbott spent the
week ut Sweet Springs rest.
ing up from u spell of ever.
work.
Mrs. Julia Fisher has come
TO Marshall from Slater to
spend tn, summer with her
son, Sup,. W. &. Fisher.
Mrs. j. b. DeGarmo re-
turned from the hospital at
Quencmo, Kansas Monday,
much improved.
Mrs. Ema Chaffee will have
a fine display Of pattern hats
beginning next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. +. a. Holloway and
sou returned Ia their hCme
in North Dakota last week
after an EXTENDED visit AT
Hay len Colvert's.
l.. X. Tlllery sold his drug
store last week 10 j. S. Hunt
err, who Will continue the bust
ness nj the same stand in the
Farmers Saving Bank build
ing.
f.. W. Campbell, of cast Of
town, was laying in IN extra
supply OF groceries Saturday
evening, made necessary by
the arrival of "A new . ID. boy
on Feb. llth.
The ladies' OF the BAPTIST
Missionary Society were en-.
tertained mt Il social by Me-, q.
danes j. w. aud Frank Tay-
lor, on Thursday aiternoo !,
ut the home Of the former ON
Odell.
Tho Marshall Electric
Light, Heat and Power Co.
has just renovated its office
re papered and partially re-
furnished il, making il one Of
the neatest Offices IN the city.
Prof. G.. III. Hitchborn. OF
Miami, was IA pleasant caller
at our Office last week while
making the rounds If Saline
county in the interest of the
county school commissioner
ship, which position he is
seeking.
Mrs. Henry N!emeycr came
in from Napton last week tc
wait upon her mother, Mrs,
Barbara Hillen, vino was
painfully hurt in II fall in
whic1 her left arm was badly
bruised. She reports Mrs.
H lien doing nicely.
Jas. Sappington requests u.
TO correct the statement maze
last week that w. N. Wilson
LL
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

tno1 dTc youiIR hoc'
]. f.. Moore. Of west Of
town, was among The mary
who banded us u 5 Saturday.
He resides on the farm form
erly owned by his mother.
Mrs. Mary Ha,land Is
making her home now with
her daughter, Mrs. Y. j. Raw
lings, east of town, and asked
to have her paper changed to
her new address.
Mrs. India Parks, of At.
row Rock, seIt Us q dollar
M mday through the courtesy
OF j. W. Nixon, of that place,
aud will read tue Republican,
u year.
". II. Aulgur, Of Herndoh
was u substantial visitor Mon
day. His visits have been
prompt and regular for q
number Of years.
Geo. Il. Jett, one OF Miami's
leading farm, r, in renewing,
says: II subscribed for YOU
paper not because | am u Re.
publican (my wife is thougb)
! but I can stand the politics u
get to read the best news.
paper in Marshall"
Gus. J. Sylvester, Of Sweet
Springs, sent us IN order
Tuesday on Uncle Sam for u
years renewal.
NJ. /. Barron, OF north of
town, seems 81 ''have il H."
for the Democ' att. lie call
cd Tuesday To hand us the
name Of II. II. Sgisher. an
enterprisif z young farmer Of
Norton and son NJ our effici.
ent recorder. as n new sub
scribcr. So far we have
heard of rore getting. sick
over the paper yet and some
have .vsn rejoiced in their
mi ,forlune, 30 that we can't
help wishii x that there were
many more BIrons in Saline.
F. L. Gadberry, Of north OF
81 lter, sent u the name Of his
sister, Mrs. Ada Mecham, OF
Almagorda, N. NJ, AS II new
subscriber this week.
W. A. Young, OF Slater.
Tuesday handed us the name
of his brother, Samuel, OF
Hugoton, Kansas, as u new
subscriber.
Lude Fowler was up from
near Napton, Tuesday ON the
trial and called Ia leave US
several dollars on sub scrip.
ton.
Horoce Cooper, col, of Nj.
Leonard, called to renew for
The Republican while here
Wednesday,.
j. W. OLell, Of West Boyd
49,, clled in Wednesday Ia
order II good county paper.
j. C.. Flike has our thanks
for renewal Wednesday and
lat the same time announced
his removal from Holden To
PittsviIle, Nh.
II. j. Rothrock, of McArs-
ter SDrings. sent rs his re-
newnl through the courtesy
of Miss Ella Smith this week.
John Keehart, a prosperous
farmer of east of town who
recently purchased The Lewis
Gray farm, called in Wednes-
day to order the Republ can.
Mr.. Keehart will move to his
new place on April /.
Jos. Schieszer OF Hardeman
sent us y dollar Wednesday
for renewal. Mr.. Scbieszer
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Spring Winds char, tan and aus
freckl '-to . ppeai Pine, Ave Carbolized
a piled nj night WI ! relieve that buro.
lug sensation. Natures remedy.
Acts like u pouItice and draws out
IN animation. Sold by T.. II. Frank.
In,
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Everyone knows that Spring Is the
season 81 the year when the system
needs cleansing. Rings Little Layer
Pills are highly recommended. Try
them. Sold by p. II. Franklin.