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The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28
NELSON

E. T. Ault made the round
trip 10 Marshall last Tuesday.
Mrs. Urban Smith and Mrs.
|Cbas. Tucker came up from
Boonville last Thursday and
visited several days with
Mrs. 1. M. Verts.
Rev. I. B. DotsoD, of Okla.
homa, is visiting friends aud
relatives 10 Nelson this week.
Mrs. Will Hanley and Miss
Ella Shannon went To Mar
shall last Tuesday to do some
shopping.
Mrs. John Coleman, of Cal
ifornia. Mo-, is the guest OF
Mrs. Joe Coleman this week.
Mrs. c. B. Davis Is on the
sick list this week.
The Marshall ladies' quar-
tette will sing at the Chris
tian church Friday evening,
June %.
Miss Addie Reynolds is Wis.
iting Miss Opal Shelton, OF
near Nelson this week.
Rev. s. II. Carter, of Sweet
lSprings, was a Nelson visitor
several days last week.
The Nelson base ball team
went to Saline City last Sum
day and played with the Sa-
line City team. The score
stood 13 TO 10 in favor Of Mel
son. The Nelson boys feel
proud of their victory.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Petry
and CHILDREN went TO Mar
shall last Tuesday To attend
the marriage OF their neice,
Miss Viola Petry.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28
BLACKBURN

The town Of Blackburn has de-
cided to build a city hall and jail
in connection. They have parties
figuring on the job.
The Methodist church had q big
strawberry supper Tuesday night in
Mr.. LIZARDS building.
Our dentist, DIR. Dietert and
wife and Ida Brunkhorst spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Hoelscher.
A large crowd from here went to
Whites Island last week, but struck
q bad time rs IL rained on them
and they had to stay over night.
Henry Monegali won that fine
So so bride at Rieths harness shop.
1t made him very happy.
Geo. Brunkhorst went to Mar
shall Monday on business.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28
LITTLE ROCK

DR.. W. L. Sharp had BUSH
ness in Glasgow Friday.
Ehler Bros. have several
new buggies and II anyone is
in need Of one it will pay to
see them first.
The river has been rising
rapidly. 1t rose II inches
Monday night.
DR.. Parrish, Of Nelson call
ed on DR.. Sharp Sunday
Ed Spritzer was q caller
here Monday evening and was
caught in the rain, but we are
pleased TO state thst be got
home safely. He must have
some attraction here,
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28
D.. Smith.

d. Smith.
Miss Marion Hunter is at
home from Clarkton, Mo-,
where she visited relatives
for several months.
Mrs. Simrall went TO Park.
vile Tuesday to attend the
graduating exercises of Park
vile College where her son,
Lapsley, graduates this year.
High water is causing a
great deal of inconvenience
for the rural mail carriers as
well as the farmers in this
vicinity.
Chas. X. Smith, of Milwau-
kee. Wis, is spending a few
days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. w. Smith.
Lee Hicklin and wife came
up from Sedalia Saturday and
are with John Hicklin, bis
brother, for a few days.
M. and Mrs. Jacob Warren
are at home from a two weeks
sojourn at ElDorado Springs
with their son, Robert.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28
WOODSON

The sch ,ol board met Fri.
day and elected Miss Juanita
Bewley, of Marshall as teach
er of our school.
Misses Matte and Sallie
Ezell and Ethyl Marshall and
Loueya Pile were guests at
j. P. Forces Tuesday.
Q. W. Gorrell sold forty fat
hogs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Force
were visitors in Marshall Sat
urday afternoon.
Miss Maurine Gorrell Wis
tied Miss Aliean Sellers SAT.
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. J.. @. Lacy, Of Alma,
visited her parents last week.
Miss Jeanette Downs and
brother, Of near Marshall,
were visitors At J. r. Forces
Saturday and Sunday. s
Charley 8prigg. 81 Naptop,
vpos 3 ~nSuoSt3ot AyU{1Y4aEV~aay@
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28
County Ne~.
SLATER

4 SLATER
City Marshal Dye says hs
- sold l5l dog license tags,
as killed 81 dogs this month
I'D 10 in May, or a total OF
vs. this year, with a number
others yet To kill.
L. r. Ervine spent from
iednesday u Monday here
,aking arrangements for the
tw department store. He is
>w in st. Louis.
Mrs. II. A. Kimmel and
)ur children, of Nina,
evada, we're the guests last
eek OF the families of Jas.
ye and John Bocting. She
1T here five years ago.
John Vesser and two daugh-
RS, of Columbia, came to
in his wife in a short visit
L. s. Spencer's family at
rearville. They are also
,tertaining Rev. Arthur
anSIack, Of Des Moines, Ia,
Christian minister.
A. Montgomery is back
ON Kansas City, where he
ccessfully underwent a
'ere operation.
Mrs, Joshua Williams and
Fritz, went To Kansas City
arday on account OF illness
,he formers sister, Mrs.
Hard.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28

Sufferers

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IF tubject to headache,
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, no opium, choral, NOR
phine, cocaine, chloro-
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Ask your druggist about
them.
ut gives me great pleasure 70 be
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tion and cure OF headache. Ny wife
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years with the above complaint, joins
me IN. recommending Or. Miles. Anti
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the hands OF nti WHO rurer."
J. I. BUSH. wstervleit. N. Z.
Or. MiIes' Ant.p Pain Pills are sold by
your drvaolsti who Win e~vsrsnsss shis
falls, ne will return POUR money.
% dosss. ~ cents. Never cold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28
FOR SAFE,

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LN9sm and chill parlor, clear
ing s1b0.0Cpst month good
locatlon; must IN ownsr
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The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28

The creek is quite high at
this writing, the farmers that
have crops in the bbttoms are
very uneasy.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-28

PIneules for the kidneys strengthen
these organs and assist In drawing
poison from the blood. Try them for
rheumstism. kidney, blsdder trouble,
for lumbago and tired worn out feel.
Ing. they bring quick relief. Salts.
faction gusrantsed. Sold By r. H.
Frsuklin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20
A Rough Skin.

not only lacks beauty, but indicates poor skin health. Also it is uncomfortable Whether you are man or woman, whether you care for beauty or comfort, you cer~ tainy want to get rid of that skin rough ness. Particularly as rough skin is nine cases out of ten the forerunner of Eczema, or some other form of serious skin disease, It is your duty to yourself to get rid of it. Litteil's Liquid Sulphur not only elirnin- ates the symptom Trough skin) but the cause. of the symptom, no matter what it may be- Stops itching instantly.
 Rhuma- Sulphur Co.
 Gentlemcn: l have used your Liquid Sulphur for Eczema and Prickly Heat and it is with pleasure that recommend it to suf-, fering humanity, having severe case of Eczema and after trying various remedies l was not cured, but after the first appii~ cation of your Liquid Sulphur experience ed the greatest relief and am now well; and in the mean time, used it for Prickiy Heat and after one application it absolutely cured me. l can conscientiously 1ecom~ mend your remedies. Very truly,
 Tom. L. Leeper, St. Louis. Sample bottle sent post paid to any address for l0c. Rhuma Sulphur Co. St. Louis. lJ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20

me We can feed him when he $ hungry; We can give him a cup of cold water; we can visit him in prison, if we but look for him in the poor and needy of this world. He looks down from his home on high in loving pity and sympathy for suffering humanity everywhere
 The Evening Service.
 At the evening service Mr. Paddock explained to the congre sation why the members of the Church of Christ ob- iect to being called "Campbellites. . He said that this body of Christians were striving to stand upon the Bible and the Bible alone, and that they found no authority in that Book for wearing any human name, Campbell or any other. and for that reason they believed it was a sin for Christians to do so; that other Christians might do as they pleased about the matter and he would not fall out with them but it was not courteous on the part of other people to try to force an ob- noXious name upon certain body any more than it would be for some man to persist in calling young lady by some other name that was displeasina to her when she had earnestly and repeatedly requested him not to do so He said that the members of the Church of Christ called the various denominations by their respective names because they wanted to be call ed that, but this particular body ol Christians had refused from the be ginning to wear human tag and had firmly and constantly refused to wea, any name except the name stamped upon them by the Lord Jesus Christ at the time they were adopted into his kingdom. He read many passages from the prophets pointing forward to the time when the Lord would give the New Testament he read that sthe disciples were first called Christians at Antioch" The speaker said thai if he wanted to wear the name of any man this side of Christ. it would not be Campbell, or Luther, Or Calvin, ol Wesley, notwithstanding the fact thai they were all great and good men, but that he would choose the name of Paul and call himself a Paulite. But Paul himself, in the list chapter of 1st Cor inthians, censured the church for this very thing; saying, "Is Christ divided Was Paul crucified for you? or were ye baptized in the name of Paul?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20

Recitation, "A Kentucky Watermel- on'-Eftie Pearce.
 Recitation The Night Wind''- Gladys Roller.
 Recitation, Rob and Charlie Two boys.
 Recitation, Little Girls'-Tda Bit ticks. Recitation, Very Young Roy Chestnut. Song, Rainy Day"-Several girls.
 Recitation, "The Good Child'-Vn- cent Vought
 Recitation, "A Brave Boy"-Oscar Duff
 Recitation, Flowers" - Several girls.
 Recitation, Apple Blossoms" "-Lot- tie Short.
 Recitation. The Folly of Listeners" Grace Gillev.
 Recitation, Goodbye e'--Hazel Bak- i CT. Song-Room ,. Song-"Little Birdie Room i
 Recitation-Wiley Chadick Recitation, "A Racket''-Lnsay CuI- pepper
 Song, Little Indians '-A class. Concert recitation, "The Cobbler'- B 1 class.
 Recitation, Tn War'--Edsar Vow 1 ell.
 Recitation. Glover Leaf''-Grace 1 Duff
 Recitation, "A Funny Man" n"-Ralph | Clark. Concert recitation, 'frhe Little Cooks'---B 1 class
 Recitation, Yes and >No"-Leafy Martin.
 Dialogue, "A Place for Every thing l-Bernicc Roller and Anna Bell Pen nington.
 Recitation, Afraid in the Dark Harry Gibson.
 Concert recitation, sorrow and Happiness class
 Recitation, "PollyWog g-Ormond ] Move.
 Song, The Fingers Had a Party Room 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20
FIRST WARD
 SCHOOL EXERCISES
Will Take Place at the School Frida, Morning at i0 O'clock-The
 Program.

The closing exercises of the First Ward school will take place Friday morning at 10 o'clock in rooms ,. and ,. Song, Reaping Room ,. Recitation, "A Most Oblising Little Sister'--Vesta Powell. Recitation. spending Money y"--Bes- sic Leverett ] Dialogue, The House on the Hill' l-Georsia Barnett. May Gurley, Hal lie Fisher and Minnie Jones. Vought ; Recitation, Two Kinds of Flower Girls Clara Greer. Mack Little and John Harper. Song, There's Magic in the Flag Room 4
 Recitation, Counting Eggs s.-Annie l Short.
 Recitation, Aunt Jemima's Court ship''-Ethel Chalfant
 Recitation. Not Built That Way Ernest Smith.
 Song, Starlight Justice Wheeler Carrie Humbert and Benlah Clark.
 Recitation, The Little School Marm''--Nettie Wilkey.
 Song, Those ells''-Rooms 3 and
 Recitation, "A Discontented Butter cup'-Avary Hunter.
 Recitation, "A Parody '--lierber1 Robisch
 Recitation, "A Yankee in Love Mildred Brownrigg.
 Recitation, "An Accident of War Ruby Skinner. Recitation, I'm Losted" "-=Francis Johnson.
 Recitation, The Assessor Percy Bryant, George Walton, Roy Cory Beulah Clark and Dora White.
 Recitation. "Cleanliness'-Chas Martin
 Recitation, Her Papa -sallit Clark.
 Recitation, Tn Need of a Ser vant"-Rudolp Robsch Hiram Long, Leotta Calicott, Millie Rue Lottie Johnson, Kate Slaughter ant Lamont Meadows.
 Tableau, "Woman's Rights ts-Rutf Rue, Hattie Martin, Curtis McClintit and Fred Culver. 1 Song, Merry Sunshine"-Room }. Opening address@Clinton Hastings Recitation, "Tbe Pert Chicken "-Es | ther McFa1ls. Recitation, "The Discontented But 1 tercup"-Ola Ferrill. l Song, "Old Maids-SiX girls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20
CHURCH IS THE
 BODY OF CHRIST Was the Theme of Reverend J. l.. Paddock at Chris tian Church Sunday Morning.
THE EVENING SERVICE
Why the Members of the Church of Christ Object to Being Called Camp bellites-Any Name But Luther. Campbell, Calvin or Wesley.

At the Christian church Sunday and impressive. A very touching solo was sung by Reverend c. c. Cline, the sentiment being no room for Jesus. Doctor Cline said that he was con- strained to sing this song because his heart had been made sad by seeing so many people who had no room in their hearts for the Savior.
 hsThe subject of the discourse was "Erhe Church the Body of Christi and after reading the 18th chapter of 1st Corinthians MT. Haddock said that m order that the world might appreciate the position and power of the church as the body of Christ, he has given us many parables and pictures of it. The kingdom of heaven is likened ia one place to ten virgins who went forth to meet the bridegroom, and five were wise and five were foolish again it is compared to a certain king who made a marriage feast for his son; in another place the church is likened unto a lady; John in writ ing calls the church the elect lady; but in this instance the apostle Paul has used figure that can be apprc- ciated especially by the physician and in fact by all men alike God has given us body and certain rules and regulations governing that body, which if regarded the body will be- come strong and powerful and if ig- nored the body will suffer. There IS a certain relation existing between the various members of this body and also relationship existing between each member of the body and the head ERieh cannot be ignored without vio-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20

lence to the body. And Paul says there is another body called the church. and God has set members in that church as it pleased him. Wherever a man has been regenerated and born again lie has become an arm, or foot or a hand in this great spiritual temple over which Jesus rules and presides as head. And just as there are cer- tain laws and regulations sovernin. the physical body. s0 there are cor tain rules anG regulations governing the spiritual body. which is nor many bodies. but one; and over that great spiritual organism is Jesus Christ rul ing today as head, and will until time shall be no more.
 With reference to the physical body the speaker said that we couId moi say that it was all foot. or all hand. or eye or arm, but that each member had it's special work to do and that if these members were not exercised they would not develop, and if hand or an arm is allowd to wither away from disuse it will have to be ampu- tated. The speaker also pointed out that when any one member of the body was injured the other members suffered with it. He then said that the law of God is that the man who does not exercise spiritually cannot live. for the Savior said. q am the true vine and my Father is the husband man. Every branch in me that bear eth not fruit he taketh away" The speaker explained that the husband man was the man wbo takes care of the vineyard and goes about among his vines with his pruning knife, cut ting off branch here and there when- ever he found one that was not fruit ful, even though it might appear to be in perfect condition. And just so will God. who is the great husbandman. cut us off if We do not bear fruit in this spiritual vineyard
 Mir. Haddock said that some people acted as if they believed that Christ was still dead, but wanted to call at tention to the fact that he is not a great high priest that cannot be touch ed with our infirmities; he is in sym- patby with every sorrow that We have to endure; there is not single afflic- tion imposed upon an humble child of God that is not recognized by him. and he as the head of the great insti- tuition suffers with every member of that body: and that the only way we could do anything for Christ was to do some good deed in his name; that we must not make feast for ou : rich friends who are able to enter tain us in return, because the Savior has said we should go into the high ways and hedges and bring in the halt, the maimed and the blind, and ''inas- much as ye have done unto one of the (least of these, ye have done it unto
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20
Mann=Tankersley Drug Co.

the Junior Day program will be a contest for q S. gold piece offered by the chapter of the Daughters Of thG American Revolution for the best es- say on the life and character of Gen. eral Francis Marion.
 Junior Day Program. Instrumental duet-Misscs Matis and Jeannette Lloyd. Recitaton--Miss Reta Johnson. Instrumental solo-Miss Clara Con- way. X:s Story-Miss Edna Dutton.
 Song-S Sextet.
 Class poem-Miss Bessie Thomp- son.
 Instruments! solo-Miss Willie Les Daniel.
 Class history-Miss Florence Pope. Class prophecy-Miss Mary Frank Sweet
 Class song. Marion essay contest.
 Address-DOctor J. Jordan. Presentation of D. A. Prize for beSs Marion Essay.
 Benediction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20
JUNIOR DAY
 EXERCISES
Will Take Place at the Y. M. (. X. Auditorium Wednesday Night Lakeside Exercises at Lake,
 side Church.

The Junior Day program of the public school exercises will be pre- scented at the Y. NJ. c. A. building at s o'clock Wednesday night. The pub lie exercises of the Lakeside school will be held at the Lakeside Methodist church Tuesday night, beginning at IS o'clock
 One of the interesting features of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20
DAILY PASSENGER SERVICE,

Effective May 1, the Pine Bluff &, Western R. R. Co.,, is operating; between Pine Bluff and Benton first-class solid passenger tralTr and same is doing no freight buss- ness whatever.
 GEO. w. THOMAS, G. P. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-20
Y00 NED

A stimuant occasionally. The digestive organs, the
 liver the kidneys and bowels lose their effectiveness at times and need help. At such times strengthening, cleansing and regulating medicine is of priceless value serious diseases spring from neglected disorders in these organs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-31
TRIANGULAR DUEL
 RESULTS IN DEATH
COL. JAMES D. MONEY IS MORTAL " WOUNDED AND HIS SON IS KIRBY.

Mobile, September 30.-(Sp ecial.)-- Col. James D. Money and his son James engaged in a duel today at Money sta tion, Miss. with pr. Grover Kirby and his brother Young Money was in- stantly killed and Colonel Money nor tally wounded. pr. Kirby used pump gun and literally riddled his victims with bullets. Colonel Money was shot in the neck, breast and arms.
 The shooting Is the result of feud whl lch began a year ago when young James Money shot and killed a mer- chant by the name of l.. J. Henderson. who was a brother-in Jaw of the Kir- bys. who lived at Money station. Young Money was recently tried and acquitted of this killing.
 It appears that Kirby threatened to kill Colonel Money, and friends of the Moneys knowing the desperate charac- ter of all parties concerned advised them to leave the county, which they Immediately refused to do.
 Col. James h. Money is a brother of Senator Hernando Money of Missis- sIppi, and is also first cousin of Gov ernor James Vardaman. whose life-long friend he has been. Colonel Money was taken to Greenwood. Miss, anI placed in the hospital there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-31
NEW YORK ORGANIZATION
 WILL PROBABLY BE SPLIT
The Governors of New York and lowa Would Make Conservative Leaders | and This Idea Is Very Pleas
 ing to Many Republicans. sa
BY WATTERsoN sTEALEY.

Washington. August 0-(Special)- Word reached here today from inside political source in New York that a re- publican presidential ticket, composed oc Governor Hughes and Governor cummins of Iowa Is being seriously considered in influential republican quarters. The element behind the agitation is of course. made up of men who are opposed to the nomination of either President Roosevelt or Secretary Taft. How far the move- ment has progressed 1t Is not possible to say but the inference thrown out is that 1t will cut a considerable swath in politics in the near future.
 There is no question that the Taft peo- pie fear Governor Hughes more than any other announced or receptive candidate for the presidency It Is practically ad- mtted by them that if he presses his candidacy he will split the state organisa- ton and will have the support of the element represented by Senator Platt and former Governor Odell The linking of his name with that of Governor Cum mins has added to the perturbation of the friends of the Secretary of War. who concede the strength of the Iowa executive as a vice presidential candl- date.
 It Is said that the argument being used quietly among republicans Is that while Governor Hughes would carry out the policies of President Roosevelt he would do so in a safe and conservative way. without constant agitation of matters vi- tally affecting the welfare of the coun- try.
 The Hughes people say that there Is already a strong sentiment in Iowa fars vorable to ithe nomination of tue New York man for the presidency, so that tho reports connecting Governor Cummlns' name with the vice presidency arc con- sidered plausible.
 1t is pointed out here that Cummins Is a strong man with the people all through the central west. He would be extreme ly satisfactory to the tariff revisiionists-- more so than almost any other mau. In addition. he Is a practical railroad man, having been long attorney for the Rock Island railroad, while as governor and a member of the state executive council, which has had to do with the assess ments of railroads, he has acquired knowledge that would stand him in good stead in the broader field of national legislation. Added to this he has always had strong democratic following