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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25

San Francisco, Sept. 25.-With
|'Big Jim" Gallaher on the stand, the
Ford trial opened this morning in
Temple Beth Israel with the audito-
rum packed by 2000 spectators.
Gallaher, former chief lieutenant
for Ruef, and ex-mayor, handled all
the money in the bribery transactions
and will be a devisive witness.
Lonergan's story, told last night,
that Detective Borland of the defense,
attempted TO kidnap him last evening
in an auto, created a sensation. AS a
resnlt all the witnesses for the state
are closely watched by Burns men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
How the Bribe Money Passed.

San Francisco, Sept. 25.-Gallagher
was called to the stand at once.
After the passage of the overhead
trolley ordinance did you meet Ford -
asked Heney. Gallagher stated he
met Ford several times and on one
occasion Ford had given him a bulky
envelope to give to Ruef
At the same time he directed Gala
CHER to give Ruef an unsigned note
saying the grand jury threatened to
cause trouble and that the plan would
be to entrap the supervisors. He
could not swear that Ford wrote tt.
Juror Chase Interrupted the pro-
ceedlngs to ask several questions. He
wanted to know where Lonergan had
laid his pocketbook when Gallagher
paid him the $4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Open American Falls Hotel.

American Falls. Sept. 25.-Many
prominent men, including Governor
Gooding, Of Idaho, Lieutenant Cover
nor Burrell, Secretary of State Rob-
ert Lansdon, and others, will be here
tomorrow to speak at the opening OF
the new Hotel Remington. Many
Spokane, Boise and Salt Lake people
will be here. A grand ball will close
the days program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Delmas' Vanity Too Much for Him

Pittsburg, Sept. 25.-Roger o'Mara
of Pittsburg, detective working on
the Thaw case, announced this morn
ing that II Delmas is retained In the
Thaw case he would not work with
the defense any longer. He said
Delmas' connection with the case inn
periled the life of Thaw. "Delmas'
vanity ruined Thaw's defense be-
fore" he said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
MAY CATCH CONVICTION TODAY

Seattle. Sept. 25.-The police may
have Frank Covington and Charles
Burilson In the cells before nightfaIl.
Early this morning large body of
special police, as plain clotliesmen,
left the city for an unknown desti-
nation, but II IS believed they have a
hot clue, as to the location of the
wanted men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Two Sailors Drowned.

San Francisco, Sept. 25.-The bod
les of the two sailors drowned off
Angels island yesterday during the
abandon ship" drill, in the pres
ence of Admiral Swinburne have not
yet been found. The men were on the
st. Louis at the time of the accident.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Yellowstone Park Season Ennis.

Owing to the close Of the park sea-
son, the Yellowstone Limited train on
the Short Line, from Salt Lake to
the end of the track, made its last
run yesterday, says the Pocatello Tri-
bune. The pulling off of this train
will inconvenience residents Of the
various towns along the branch, but
the announcement is made that It is
not improbable that the lack will be
made UP shortly by the installation of
a local train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
WESTERN GIRLS IN CHICAGO.
Declare Western Men Superior in
Manner.

Chicago, Sept. 25.-Under the es-
cort OF Philip Bates. 10 Washington
farmer girls booming the northwest,
reached here. They declared after
a study of the east that western men
were superior in manner, but not in
dress.
Echo Kincaid and Anna Level de-
fined the matter thusly: 1.-THE east,
ern man thinks the women inferior,
while the westerner thinks she is his
superior" Mrs. Howard Bramwell
chaperons the crowd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
WESTERN PACIFIC sNUBBED.
Sacramento Council Refused Road
Right of Way Across City.

Sacramento, Sept. 25.-Amid cat
calls and Kisses the city council ad-
journed at o'clock this morning
after refusing the Western Pacific
right of way across the city. The
vote stood to 4. An investigation
may result in a scandal.
After the council acted the attitude
of the people convinced them the ac-
ton was not popular and 1t was de-
cided by a vote of s to l to put the
matter up to the people for vote in
q special election on October 20.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
NEW DIVISION ON THE S. p.
Northumberland Division Created
to Facilitate Traffic.

San Francisco, Sept. 25.-In order
to relieve the congestion on the
northbound traffic General Manager
Calvin has created new division on
the Southern Pacific, to be known
as the Shasta division, with Thomas
Ahern superintendent, with head
quarters at Dunsmuir, Calf
1t will include all S. P. between
Redbluff, Calf, and Ashland, Ore;
also the California ia-Northwestern ex-
tension to be built from Weed to
Klamath, Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
DclmnS In Chicaro.

Chicago, Sept. 25.--Delphin M,
Delmas is passing through here to-
day en- route to New York, where he
will consult with Harry Thaw in re-
gard to the new trial. He said he
would participate in the defense
again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
RUEF'S OLD BOSS
IS ON THE STAND
Gallagher, the go Between"
In the San francisco Brib-
cry Scandals Testifies.
ATTEMPT MADE TO KIDNAP
LoNERGAN LAST NIGHT,

Two Thousand Spectators Crowd Tenn
pie Beth Israel to Hear Evidence
In the Trial of Ford mt the Bay
Cty-Detectiye Borland Would
Kidnap States Witness I'm an Auto
mobile-Burns Keeps Close Watch
Over All Those Connected With the
Prosecution.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Americans In French Wreck.

Nantes, France. Sept. 25.-Several
Americans are reported injured in
a rail collision on the Paris-C Cher
,bourg railway today when the Cher
'bourg express crashed into a steamer
special from Paris.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
+ +*+*++++ + & +4ss4*

This has been Morrow county day
at the fair, but the Morrow county
people failed to respond with a heavy
attendance. Though a special train
of four cars was provided them by
the fair commission and q one-way
fare secured, only 80 passengers were
aboard when the train pulled in short
ly after o'clock. The train was met
at the depot by the McElory band and
crowd of local people, but there
were few visitors to greet.
In view of the consideration shown
Morrow county and the amount of
free advertising given it by the fair
commission, there is keen disappoint-
ment over the small attendance. It
was necessary for the commission to
guarantee the railroad company 1912
to secure the train and the commits
sion will have to pay nearly half of
that amount.
The program at the pavilion this
afternoon was conducted by the peo-
pie of Morrow county. the speakers
scheduled being s. f. Notson of
Heppner, A. Bennett fIrrigon, and
Rev Myers of that town.
j. w. Bailey, state food and dairy
commissioner, and Dr. H w. Coe. of
Portland, are also both here today
and We're invited to take part on the
program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Many RObberieS.

New York, Sept. 25.-Edward
Bridgeman, aged IA years, confessed
today to over 200 robberies since
August 9TH and he plead guilty in the
children's court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bay.

Oyster Bay, Sept. 25.-President
Roosevelt and family left Oyster Bay
this morning. A large party gather
ed at the depot to give the party a
pleasant send off.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
MORROW COUNTY PROGRAM
At THE DISTRICT FAIR
Special Train Bearing Morrow County Delegation Arrived
AT Noon.

Special Program of Addresses by
Pavlion-EyeIent of McEloy
Arrangements
Have Night
Big o Friday ornng Also.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
H0RSEfIIi TRIAL
IN C|kGu|T COURT
Gurdane Stockman Charged
!. With Second Degree Muir
der For Killing McBroom.
THREE JURORS SELECTED
LATE THIS AFTERNOON

George Horseman, Well known
Pioneer on Trial for Shooting 10
Death Clarence McBroom, Another
Pioneer, Near Gurdane-Large At
tendance of Witnesses and Neigh
bors-Both Men Well Known and
Had Had Trouble Previous to the
Killing of McBroOm-Jury Is Being
Secured Very Slowly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Ready for Harvard-Bowdin Game.

Boston. Sept. 25.-oliver Cults of
Seattle, is putting on the finishing
touches of the Harvard football team
for the Bowdin game Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25

George Horseman is now on trial
in the circuit court for the killing Of
Clarence McBroom at the Nye
school house last spring. The case
was called at o'clock this morning
and coming Immediately after the
Rhonimus trial makes a continuance
of the murder docket.
Horseman is being defended by
Judge Fee and Col. j. H. Raley, who
were on opposing sides during the
Rhonimus case, while the state is
represented by District Attorney
Phelps and his law partner, John Nc
Court,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Jurors Secured Slowly.

AS in the case just closed the se-
curing of jurors in the Horseman
case is progressing slowly. Up to
2:S0 this afternoon but three had
been secured. They are R. E. Stew
art, E. F. Straughan and Henry Lo-
renZen.
Up to the above hour the follow
ing jurors had been rejected: o. r.
Steele, for cause; S. B. Neil, peremp-
tory by the defense; ]. D. Hargett,
peremptory by the defense; Frank
Hilbert, peremptory by the state;
Fl. Richmond, for cause; ]. K.
Graham, peremptory by the defense;
w. r. Meiners. for cause, and ]. s.
Richey, peremptory by the defense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25
Elks' Day Tomorrow.

Tomorrow, Elks' day, promises to
be the most spectacular one of the
week, and If half the things being said
about the plans are true, the do
ings" will be red hot. The Elks'
program will be entirely in the even
ing and 1t will consist Of a parade and
stunts within the fair grounds follow
ing that event.
All Elks, whether members of the
local lodge or not, and all parties who
are to participate in the parade, are
instructed to be at Eagles Hall
promptly at Z O'Clock tomorrow even
ing. An hour will then be taken for
preparation and the parade will start
from the Eagles building at s o'clock
Just what will be in the parade
will not be fully known until tomor-
row night, If indeed II is then. But
1t will be a performance that will
make Ringling's circus look like
mouse and dog show and there will
be visions of oriental splendor such
as the. Sultan of Sulu never beheld.
There will be an elephant that can
walk on its tail, giraffe that can
nibble the arc lights and still keep
one foot on the ground, a snake
charmer. a bearded lady, who, by the
way has been before the public be-
fore, though in another capacity, a
band of 10 terrorizing Indians that
would make the warriors OF Sitting
Bull or Buffalo Horn look like pale
faces, and other things that have not
yet been made known.
After the parade is over the "me-
nagerie" will be assembled within the
pavilion and the animals will be re-
quired to do stunts for the pleasure
of the ladies and gentlemen present,
while the Indians will execute a war
dance.
Irrigation Program.
Tomorrow afternoon the program
will be devoted to the subject of irri-
CATION. Addresses will be given by
John II. Lewis, state engineer, O. p.
Morton. representing ]. T. Whistler,
and C. w. Mallett of ontario.
Big Parade Friday.
1t is announced by the fair man.
agement that the only other parade,
eNcepting that by the Elks 10 he held
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-25

WELCOME TO THE DISTRICT
FAIR! 1T is YOURS. ENJOY IT
AND REMEMBER PENDLE-
TON.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29
SWEET SPRINGS

Lon. o. Hooker and wife, Of st.
Louis, are visiting Mr.. Rockers
parents, j. Il. Hooker and wife.
Mrs. Jane Smith, Of H~oustonia,
came up Saturday afternoon and
spent Sunday with her son Willis
Smith.
DR.. Park and wife, Ernest Wins
ton and wife, Arthur Dickerson and
wife and Clifford Van Bibbsr and
wife were in from Dunksburg Sun
day night attending the services at
the Christian church.
Ed II. Stuerke and bride arrived
Saturday afternoon from Morgan
county.
Mrs. Dan Bixler, Of Elmwood,
was in town Monday.
A z. Smith, Kay Ray, viii
Hedgct, w. d. Mason and son,
Clyde, came in Sunday morning
from La Junta, Colo, for a few
days with home folks.
Jack T. Hall is in Nevada with
relatives.
Miss Myrtle Smith came down
from Kansas City Monday and will
be soleist for Miss Eva Tisdale's
music recital Tuesday evening,
Misses Emma and Sophia Bartle!
have opened q millinery and dress
making parlor next door to City
Hall corner.
Mrs. s. r Mcconnell Of Sedali,
chme up Sunday to be with hel
mother, Mrs Lampkin, who is very
i'll at her home on east Main street
p. II Hoodap went to Concord,
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. d Smith spen'
Tuesday IN Houstonia with Mrs
Smiths parents, W. NJ. Daniel ant
wife.
Mrs. g.. A. Meyer and sister, Mis-
Alyena Fisher came up from Sedalil
Sunday afternoon 10 spend . few
days with their parents, 9. Fishe
and wife.
Mrs. G "A. Wilder returned u
6edalla Monday after several day
With ~ families Of a. Wilder snt
w, ". George.
Mia C.M BAKER spent Eunda!
With III father J. Wheeler retutn
(oedny " her home near ~
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29
O OURySUBSCRIBERs

g.. j.. Herring, Of Sweet
Springs, has moved 10 Mar
shall and now resides on high.
land addition. Mr.. Herring
called IN Friday 10 renew.
Miss L. Il. Swift, of Black
burn, renewed Frida ythrougb
the courtesy Of Dr.. X. IL.
Nuckles.
j. l.. Pritchard, Of Gretchen
has our thanks FOR the name
of julius Oaks, of Sweet
Springs as a new subscriber
this week.
JEFF Dawson was u new
subscriber Monday II om ems,
of Marshall.
Albert Primer stepped into
our Office Friday To register
his name rs u subscriber.
ID. G. Simmons, who \foI
many years conducted u gen
eral store at Grand Pass, has
sold out aud will locate else
where. He sent us u do!la'
Friday 10 square up unti
located.
JOS. Molineaux of near Blue
Lick, called in Friday tp leave
us an extra dollar. joe was
nursing very bad boil on his
right hand which at present
|incapac'tates him.
The editor made a success,
full trip To Miami Saturday,
the way over we came
across Alfred Alexander whs
gave US his name AS IA sub
scriber. At Miami Post
master j. NJ. Null, X. L
Jenkins, Clell Witt. Geo
Royar, Geo. Johnson AN,
Frank Brown handed us thei
renewals. aud J. 9. Gi,bbons
J0e Dcctard. W. L. IVelcll
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29
: County 0e~s
Gretchen
&s&&M&&&e&3eAoS

Mrs. Frank Evans aud
Misses Essie Keetb and Ethel
Wilson spent last Wednesday
night at Chester Akeinab's.
Miss Mamie Akeman return
ed TO Marshall with Mrs.
Evans and Miss Keeth for u
short visit.
Charlie Johnson and family
Mrs. Ruby Van uskirk and
children were visiting VIM.
Thompson last Sunday.
Plum and peach trees are
blooming, and people are
making garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Treecc
daughter, Miss Nellie. James
Hook and family, Misses
Clara and Eliza King were
visitors mt George Akeman's
Sunday.
Elliot Akeman and family
spent Sunday at Allie U.mpb.
let's.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Akcman
and little grand daughter,
Mary Belle, visited at Henry
Akeman's Sunday evening.
The 9Th Sunday Conven.
ton will be held Mt Provi-
dence this week. beginning
Thursday night. Rev. Brown
OF Kansas City, will assist in
the meeting.
Rev. George Barton will
preach at Antioch the 9Th
Sunday Mt IL o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mas.
tiers, Mrs. Henry Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mont.
gomery. Mr.. and Mrs. James
O'Neal, Mrs. Lizzie Wallace
and son, Harry Jackson and
Miss Maude Leonard spent
last Sunday and Sunday even
ing At J. p. Wilson's.
Oath Van Buskirk and fam
lily visited John IAN uskirE
Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Crowder visit,
cd her sister. Mrs. John Var
Buskirk, Friday.
Dick and Merit Reeves ant
Harry Smith spent several
days at Mike Duffey's last
week.
Miss Ethel Smithey was
visiting Mrs. Mike Duffe,
Sunday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29
Missouri School Journal

Do we spend much money
for schools? Last year from
the counties of Missouri were
shipped poultry aud eggs
the source If the wifes
pin money-to the value at
three and one-half times the
total amount paid fm teach
ers' wages including ucldent-
lal expenses aud building pur-
noses Tor the common scbssls
v,t the state. The cliickens
cu,Id run our schools aud
leave twenty-seven million
dollars in the farmers pick
cts. Do we spend too much
money for schools! Mo.
School, journal.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29
NELSON

DR.. J. d. Smith. OF Sedslia, was
O llled TO Nelson to sec his mother,
who Ia quite siek with lsgrippe.
c. q. Roach. Of Marshsll, 10 visiting
10 Nelson this week.
solan stouffer, Of Nspton, visItsd
with Frank MARI last Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. Lee Wood, OF Liberty, hlled
his regular appointment At the Baptist
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Hooper and children
and Chas Hooper. Of Sedalis, are
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29

visiting At c. B. Hooper's this week.
Mrs. Lewis Potry and Miss Msble
Marshall visited Q ar Nspton several
days last week.
Miss Elizabeth Pyles, Marvin
Spriggs, Marvin Baruhili aud Mar
shall Pyles were visitors ~ WIN.
Bells last Sunday.
Rev. s. II. Carter. OF Sweet Springs
Ia Ia Nelson this week.
J. r. vsrts made = business trip TO
Marshall last Monday.
A. p. Shelton ard son, Frank, de-
parted Wednesday for Washington.
Rev. J. q. vensble will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening"
Jim lobe had the misfortune to have
HIS house burned down last Saturday
and none OF the household goods
were saved as they were Ia town At
the time OF the accident.
Emmett Hamilton, OF near Lamiue,
spent Sunday With his sister. Mrs. +.
u. Ault.
w. NJ. Hiram waggoner VIII give
q series OF lectures on Worldwide
missions, NJ the Christian Ch urch be.
ginning Wednesday night.
John Carol, living near Nelson,
Lost . barn By Are last Saturday. lie
had one mule TO perlsh 10 the fsmss.
We call attention TO the Hnsncisl
statement Id this paper Of the. Bank
Of Nelson. This !. shome Institution
that We may feel proud VI aud should
have our hearty support and endorse.
snent. Nottce the bguk's splendid
condition.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29

+. A. Cox is quite sick with the
grippe.
Mrs. Walker Morton and Mrs
VIM Thornton spent Monday in
Marshall shopping,
A. Peecher aud family, OF Mar
shall, spent Sunday with NJ. W.
Walker and family.
Miss Gertrude Carter spent Sat
urduy and Sunday in Marshall visit
ing friends.
Steve Curd shipped cattle to
Kansas City Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs Quincy Blosser. OF
Kansas are visiting relatives here,
J Mrs l.. Moritz and Miss Eliza
Altes visited with'Mrs. 7. N. Heifnei
Saturday and Sunday,
Prof. Monsees and Miss Blanche
Fulton attended church in Waverly
Friday evening.
Mrs Court has moved to Mt.
Leonard,
Miss Ollie F'razee is the new cen
trail girl.
Miss Zadia Martin spent Sunday
with friends in Marshall.
Mrs.J.M. Carter is visiting friend'
in Webb City Mo.
Mrs..E D. Miller spent Tuesday
in Marshall.
Mrs. Sam Van Stone is visitin,
Mrs. b. d.. Allen.
Mrs. Prophet, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. w. o. Ballew
has returned to her home in Colo
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29

DR.. J M. Carter returned Mon
day from the meeting Of the annual
conference 4 Clinton, Mo. DR..
Carter has the work here another
YEA.
Mrs. ,. h. Brown visited relatives
Y Castoltoa this week:
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29

Sam Small, G. w. Jakes and
Geo. Williams gave US their
names rs new subscribers.
Miami people always treat US
royalty.
In order To get "ainoBg our
subscribers" the editor left
Monday morning for New
Fraukfort where nearly
everybody reads the Republi-
eau. At Slater we were
held up" by 10 Mullins of
the Harmony ueigbburhmd.
He's no doubt sorry now be-
lcause when he grt through
with ny we were a dollar rich.
Ter. Passing through Avrrs.
we added tue name OF Ell
Elsun, "A new citizen from
Carroll county vino resides on
the old Birch farm, also joe
Gadberry aud Prof. Mar,in
Barlow. Arriving at New
Frankfort, we accepted the
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis ReisaclIer for the night.
They have "A model home and
make their guests feel like
staying longer, which we re.
greet we were unable to do.
Here we also had the pleasure
uf adding the name Of j. a.
Banka, who recently located
there from Nebraska. We
also have ~ thank the follow
ing for their renewals: j.. A..
lSkinner, Geo. Allen so. j. T..
Stallswortb, Ernest Lemm
aud before returning Ia Slater
we had the NERVE Ia relieve
uur host cash for renewal
Ia the Republican Globe Dem-
ucrat aud Scientific Ameri-
can.
X. B. Walbuurn, of near
lCretcher. an old citizen of
this county mailed rs his
newal this week for the Re-
publican aud Globe. Democrat.
j. Il. Ralnes, who for many
years resided east of Mar
snail has moved to south of
Shackleford. lie called in
Tuesday TAI renew.
p. y. Wright, Of Nipton,
left Us n dollar for subscrip-
ton Saturday.
Fred Dnensing, 81 Black,
burn, called mt our Office "
renew Monday while here OF
business.
Henry Reinwald. Of Rus,
Valley, left us "a big dollar
Monday while IN Marshal
shopping.
A. T.. Poister aud Alber'
Bergman were up frun b'ttl,
Rock un business Wednesday
They made IL u pleasant c,l
land Mr.. Puister left IL hi.
renewal.
NJ. /. Barron Tu-sda'
evening handed us tn. mann
Iof 4. w. Bngart, Of Houston
IS in, rs a new subscriber. "
ct W. ii. Newell, au enter
=. prisiDg farmer of west q
h. town, handed us his renewi
~ Wednesday.
Jas. +. Aulgur. of Ilerndo
K. sent Us IA dollar Tuesday IA
10 "A years subscription for I'll
II. Republic ~.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29

For Sale-We are autborlz-
Cd 70 sell 40 acres Of choice
land adjoining Salt Springs,
Al In grass. Well fenced, no
Iimprovernents. Liberal terins.
Call Or address (M.S1)
Milton Allson. Marshall.
Char. Brown. Salt Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29

Eysryo vs kuows that sprlog 10 The
sssson oI the year when khs s:skm
needs ciealsstax. ltsuxs Ll.s'e L,ssr
Pllis ere highly reccansn isu, w
lhsm. Sold ny q. u
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-29
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
OF the Financial Condition OF the
Bank Of Nelson

of,business ON the 22iid day OF March,
'"'' nrsouacrs.