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The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

Mrs. DR.. Wherry and chill
dren, of Ogden, Utah, who
have been the guests of her
father, Geo. Young, of West
Marshall this summer, re-
turned home Wednesday.
DR.. Wherry preceded them
and was to meet them in
Kansas City.
Stephen and Jesse Hollo-
way, of Blue Lick, left Tues
day night for Patton, Ind,
to visit their uncle and for
mer home which they left in
childhood aud also TO attend
TO some business.
Prof I. N. Evrard, Of NV.
C., Saturday morning ad-
dressed the Holt County
Teachers Association ut
Mound City. He said a splen-
did program had been pre-.
pared and all the speakers
did finely except himself
we'll take his word for II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Aulgur
left for Kansas City last Fri
day where they will spend
several weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Nicko'
las, and will then go to r.
Reno, Okla, To spend the
winter with another daughter,
Mrs. Ed T. West. They are
in hopes Of improving their
health by the stay at Ell Reno
Seasonable sermon In the
Hale H~ustler-Leader II you
see a fellow carrying a stove
pipe, don't ask him II 1t 1t; IL
fact, it Is best not 10 speak Il
him at all. 1t Is true yon fee
that you ought to do or say
something TO him, but that Il
only your. missionary spiri
working within you; pray To-
him, he has trouble, sin ant
the devil right under his arm
and he needs your prayers
p S. The Hustler-Leade'
man has not yet put up hi
stove for the winter.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
Cigars at q Sale

The Chastain. Montgomery
sale southwest Of town Tues
dry was favored with ideal
weather and a good crowd.
Prices we're fair. A new pre-
cedent was established by
DR.. Chastain. Besides the
free lunch, he was well sup
piled with good cigars and
distributed them freely. This
thoughtful courtesy seemed
highly appreciated.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

ing he could upset 1t, but the
ocean wave" kept right on
at its business till Mr.. Hamil-
ton was almost a tit subject
for his competitor.
A report was circulated
Thursday that Circuit Clerk
Scott had fallen into the
'Fairies We'll" -d.e.e-p down
and he was quickly rescued.
There was only one fairy do.
ing business at the old stand
after that, so it's between Mr..
Scott or Thos. Landon what
became of the others.
Percy Neville, city attorney
was seen running down tie
pike with 1.-The monk" His
folks deny that he brought il
home.
About this time j. II. Boil.
man, of Slater, was ANXIOUS u
see the monkey but couldn't
find il. He is still h~untiry
around the pike-unless be
has since decided to return
home.
jeremiah Smith, of neal
Houst"nia, saw the big snake
Saturday Afternoon. Tha'
night he said every bloomin
tent is full of EN-"
j. NJ. Faris, Of Herndon
lost one of his wheels. /
was set up on the pike ant
named the ''Faris" wheel
He disowned it when he found
it would 60 backward only.
Lou Strauss and Mar
' Eimore, Of Slater, failed I
attend the street fair an,
4. when their names were call 4,
they weren't here!
Attorney Will Mesched
d. fell in love with all the show
especially Lunette, the fly
ing lady. It's fortunate sh
b. could fly or there'd been
!. wedding before this.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
The Y. M. c. A. Entertainment

at Stewart Chapel Mon, ay
evening given by the Euphop.
ium Glee Club, was a very en-
joyable one. The four gen.
tlemen composing the club
are all fine aud their visit here
was n treat. The next num-
Der in the lecture course will
be Alton Packard, the bumor-
list, VINO will be here in De-
c .mber.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
An Innovation.

The Warrenton Banner had
"a full page advertisement
last week. We worked on
that paper from 1885 to 1899
and have read it constantly
since and believe it's the first
fall-page advertisement print
ed. The paper has been es-
tablished over 43 years
waking up in its old agei
The Republican has published
as high as eight full page ads.
in one week.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
Sutton-Ben

Thos. Sutton and Miss
Priddy Bell we're married at
Miami Tuesday. Mr.. Sutton
Is a prominent Western bust
ness man aud Miss Bell Is the
accomplished daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Bell, of Miami.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

II is claimed indigestion 10 the Ma.
tionai disease. That's why the de.
mapd for Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
keeps Increasing because they do the
work. Stomach trouble, dyspepsia
Indigestion, bloating, etc., yield
quickly. Two days treatment free.
Ask your druggist about them. Sold
by p. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
The Price of Health

1.-THE price OF health In q %malsrlous
district Is Just 2S cents; the co.t OF .
box OF Or Kings New Life pills."
srites Ella Siayton, OF Noland. ARA.
New Life Pills cleanse gently asd i'm
part new life aud yigor Ia the ~ stem.
2oc. Satisfaction guerantssd ~ r.
h. F~ranklin,. drpgsia
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

Don't worry about your kidneys
when you can obtain 30 days treat.
ment OF Plnenles for sl.0o. These
little globules bring relief In the fret
dose. Backachs, Lumbago and Rhe.
umstism yield quickly. II not salts
fed your money refunded. This Is .
fair offer you can't lose. Sold by p.
Il. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
Matrimonial Advice

Spokane, WASH, Oct
"VGrab q husband, but don't
court. The counting woman
is too cheap. ! believe that
IL q woman loves a man she
should not be restricted by
the artificialities OF society
from telling him so. l wish
there was a leap year evcry
IL months, for where women
choose, ! notice there are no
divorces"
Rev. Newton N. Riddell, OF
Chicago, made the foregoing
remarks In the course of q
lecture on "Matrimony" at
First Methodist church re-
Gently, when $4,000 men and
women broke into applause,
interrupting the speaker fully
half q minute.
Mr.. Riddell spoke broadly
of the subject of marriage,
pointing out its duties, also
whot "a N, ho SOnUht and whnk
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
WANT COLUMN

Advertisements In this coiumn Sos line
each insertion. Minimum charge iec ~
ordinary words make ons line. Parties hav-
Ing anything to sell, real estate o. personal;
~ tr0de, rent or d. string 10 buy wanting
help, TO recover lost articles. or amy of this
hundreds VI things that can hs advertised,
Will nnd IL profitable to make IL known
through this column.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

Your skin should be clear and
bright II your liver IL 10 normal con-
dition. Rings Little Liver Pills act
on the liver: aud head ache, constipa-
tiop and bilousness disappear. Price
% cents. Sold by p. n Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

For Sale-Three cars three
year-old steers, 1860 to 100
lbs ; $4.26 per hundred. Ad-
dress G. A. Castor, Versailles,
No.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

FOR SALE-My small farm Of 20
acres or more, Q miles east Of Mar
shall, nicely improved, for sle0o.
u Mrs. Julia wright, MArshall.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
First insertion Oct. isl
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
state Of n Mis.oIri IS.

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state Of n Missouri IS.
In the Circuit Court September term
Chss. Matthews""".."""."..... Plaintiff
Sarah Matthews. ..,.......... Defendant
his Attorney Robert NJ. Reynolds, having
heretofore, towit On the lsth day Of Aug
ust. 1901, Med his pstition herein and nies
that eiendAnt SARAH Matthews has absent
ed herself from her usual place OF abode In
this state and has concealed herself 70 that
sns rSSssrr . and asks that an. order Of I pasiics.
tion be had herein, notifying her OF the
tendency OF this sutt'
whereupon, u 10 ordered by. the Court
ton that piainIin hss conmsncsd . s1il
against her In this court, the object q
general nature Of. which 10 70 obtain an
pisintin from the bonds Of mslrimony
heretofore contracted end entered into BE-.
tween said plaintiff and defendent and that
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The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

10 BE SOLD AT sACRlrICE-Oss
among tue ~ u farms 10 Saline cOpnly;
Also al stock end farm mAchinsry.
Several good youae horace and mAie
colts. Will 10 oderedt tor sale
privAlsly. For partieulsrs yeise or
call 81 he Owu6r and savs agtusS
oonaiaaAen. +. =. s1RnWMs
n. =. D No. : MsssAelha ~
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

FOR SALE-Nsw ssssl isiss rH1a
bout, blocky and gentle poay and
hArnsss. All hrst GLASS. very low.
Address or call Republican once.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

FOR SALE 80 acre farm, Z miles
Of Msrshsll. veil improvSfs
near schoolhouse. cheap. Apply n
Aarshall Republican ofies.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
WILL BORROW
MORE MONEY
Water Board TO Make An
Additional Loan of S2S,-
900

The Board of Water Commissioners
yesterday afternoon decided to borrow
an additional $4,000 in order that the
bills which are owing by the depart.
ment can be paid. City Council was
appealed to on last Thursday night for
financial assistance. but that body re-
fused to allow the water board more
than what was due it from last month.
matter Of two or three thousand
dollars.
The Water Commissioners pleaded
that by allowing the outstanding bills
to remain unpaid the c!tys credit was
being hurt. Chairman White of the
finance committee of City Council.
however, contended that these credi-
tors could wait until May % when the
$500, 600 loan for the department would
be foated
Some time ago the Water Commits
sion borrowed S25.0O and this second
loan will make the total of S5OOO)
which will have to be paid when the
money is realized on The sale of the
bonds. This second loan viii be made
in the Union Bank the same place the
first was made.
jeremiah r. Finch who is building
the sedimentation reservoir at the We'll
din farm. was given an extension of
time until June 30 in which to finish
the basin.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
FIFTY FIREMEN
ARE OVERCOME
Flames Broke Out in the Remington Type
writer Building and Panic Followed
on Broadway

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, May A-At least hfiy
nremon were overcome to-day in fight
ing one Of tho worst fres from the stand-
point OF danger 60 the fire fighters, the
department has had TO cope with IN years.
which broke out in the building occupied
by the Remington Typewriter Company
&C 1926 Broadway. Many OF the mon are
IN serious condition. and Il is feared they
viii die as the result of breathing the
heavy black smoke they encountered in
the buildng.
Tho flames started IN the sub-ccllar OF
the building whore great piles OF carbon
paper were stored. The paper only
smouldcred, omhtlng a frightful odor and
sending out MASSES Of the blnckest smoke
broadway has seen ~ n long time. With
out knowing the nature OF tho danger
they had TO face the nrcmcn rushed into
the basement with their lines OF hose. a
dozen foll before they had reached the
FIRST cellar. A few others were able I,
force their way 70 tho suh-oellar only tC
be overcome.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
TURN DOWN
M'COMB'S OFFER
Levy Court Cannot Improve
Daily Road, Because Of
Lack Of Funds

Colonel James C. McCombs liberal
offer to contribute $500 and 400 perches
OF stone tward the Improvement OF tho
Darby road In Brandywine Hundred
was declined by the Levy Court this
morning because OF a lack of county
funds for road Improvement.
James Wilson, county engineer 20
whom Colonel McComb's offer was 'e-
ferred. reported to the Court this morn
ing that he had inspected the road
which Colonel McComb desired repair
ed and reported that the work would
cost the county $1,000. Mr.. Wilson IN
recommending that the expenditure not
be made expressed regret that he mad
TO so report. believing that the public
spirited offer should be encouraged.
Colonel McComb has already re-
paired at his own expense over ona
mile of road in Brandywine hundred
and within the last few days has or
dored work done on another piece Of
road one mile and a half from his
property at a cost of $50.
Il is probable that the court viii
repair the road when It has sufficient
funds TO do the work.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
COLLECTORS
WERE CHOSEN

The Levy Court this morning elected
rural tax collectors 20 serve the ensu-
ing two years, as follows:
AppoQuinimink, William H. Money.
Blackbird, John Beth.
l3randywine, James Megillan.
Christiana. George r. Cheney.
Mil Creek. George K. Ball.
New Castle. Manlove McFarlin.
Pencader, william X. Brooks
Red Lion, William a. Price.
St Georges, Walter Beaston.
White Clay Creek. Lindsay S. Will
son.
The only new collectors are Mr..
Cheney and Mr.. Ball. who succeed X.
Lewis Armstrong and w. Frank
Taylor, respectively.
Mr. Hopkins. as chairman of the
finance committee reported the follow
ing balances to the several hundreds
for road Improvement; Christiana,
81. 1896. as; Mill Creek, S55O.17; White
Clay. $1,000; Pencader. S6S3.05; New
Castle, Ss9346; Red Lion. s2l5.57; St
Georges, $51913; AppoquiniminS, S459.
80: Blackbird. S7S2.36; Brandywine
S49O.1O.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
REPUBLICANS
SEE VICTORY
Vote CanvasSed atqCity' Com
mittee Meeting andHTiCket
Will Be Filed

That the Republican primaries on
Saturday left no sore spots was evil
denced at an enthusiastic meeting Of
the Republican First District Commit
tee. Addresses were made by Mayor
Horace Wilson, Howard D. Ross, nomi-
nee for city treasurer; William G..
TAYLOR. who was nominated for presi-
dent Of Council, and several candi-
dates for Council.
Reports received from many wards
and the heavy vote polled at the pri-
maries gave much encouragement Tor
a Republican sweepion June 1.
The vote cast at Saturdays primar-
les was canvassed. showing no change
in the figures printed, and Chairman
Biuany and Secretary Rice were in
structed to file the ticket.
Samuel H. Baynard.t defeated candi-
date for mayor: Charles II. Blaine, de-
feated candidate for city treasurer, and
George II. Mccall. defeated candidate
for assessor and collector, have issued
cards thanking all whoisupported them'
and assuring the nominees, Of their
hearty support. Harvey Hofecker,
Councilman William p. Whitesand John
c. Kersey also have issued cards Of
thanks.
Republicans Of the Eleventh ward
will hold a rouslng mass meeting on
Thursday evening in the Eleventh
Ward Republican, League. II viii begin
at o'clock, and there will be nun-
ber Of speakers.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
COREY AND BRIDE
OFF'FOR FRANCE

Bv our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, May 14.-William r.
Corey. head of the Steel Trust, and his
bride, formerly MabelleS Gilman, the
actress. are to-day uponithe high seas,
hound for France for their honeymoon.
Following the ceremony, performed in
the royal suite Of the Hotel Gotham
shortly after midnight, Mr. and Mrs
Corey were hurried away to the pier
of the Kaiser Wilhelm II. The vessel
sailed shortly after o'clock.
on the pier Corey said: Il wish you
and all the people Of New York best
of good luck"
Two photographers, VINO were pre-
pared to take a snapshot of the Coreys
as they left their electric carriage
aroused the bridegroom's ire. He
turned fiercely on them. threatening TO
break the cameras If they were used.
Mrs. Corey stopped the explosion and
the couple entered the pier.
At the gangplank crowd Of report
ers were waiting. Corey turned on the
group. saying: well. gentlemen, what
Is Il? It is useless to ask me to make
any statement. While we appreciate
the fond solicitude Of you boys, We
have nothing to say"
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Mr., BAYARD IS
OUT OF THE RACE
Retired This Morning as Candidate for Mayor,
Leaving Clear Field for Charles D.
Bird on Saturday

Bayard's candidacy failed to do so,
and other gave support so faint-heart-
ed that it could scarcely be noticed.
Hence the only thing left for Mr.. Bay
ard to do was to get out Of the race
and leave Mr. Bird alone "on the job"
one report had It that some of the
old Bryan guard was particularly anx-
ious TO have Mr.. Bayard remain in
the contest. 1t was reported that the
Bryanites had a grindstone going day
and night whetting knives and mach
etes TO be used on Saturday i'm cutting
the Bayard name off the ticket at the
primaries
Whether this had anything to do
with Mr.. Bayard's retirement Of course
cannot be learned. His statement
doesn't refer to it.
The program now is for Mr.. Bird TO
get the nomination and # perchance he
is elected Robert G.. Harman is to be
appointed city solicitor.
Another report has ct that If MI.
Bird should be elected Peter J. Ford
is to have his recommendation Tor
Water Commissioner carried out and
Willard Salisbury is to recommend the
Street and Sewer director.
That the Democrats are agitated
over the heavy vote polled by the Re
publicans at their primaries on Satur-
day is known. The Republican vote
then was nearly equal 10 that polled
by the Republicans at the general cleo
ticn in November and leaves littls
| Democratic comfort.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14

Thomas r. Bayard to-day leaped
from the race for TIE Democratic
nomination for mayor as quickly as
he jumped into the fray on Tuesday
of last week. and the Democrats
workers are soaring in the air higher
than ever.
His entrance into the fight last week
caused surprise. but his sudden flop
and retirement from the canvass to-
day was as astonishing, and causes
many Democrats to wonder Where
they "are at"
Mr.. Bayard's action leaves a clear
field for Charles ID. Bird for mayor at
the primaries on Saturday, and it alsc
leaves such an unpleasant taste IL
many Democratic mouths that the bit
terness cannot be gotten rid OF by cleo
ton day. and any hope that the Demo-
Gratis pretended toy see of success ara
swept aside.
Reasons for Mr.. Bayard's plunge ITO
the primary fight and his sudden re-
tirement are not given. All Mr. Bay
ard had to say aboUt the subject to-
dav was embodied in the following
brief statement:
.I have withdrawn. my name as a
candidate for mayor at rhe Democratic
primaries. and ask all Democrats to
mite in casting their votes for Charles
d. Bird for mayor onSeleetion day IN
June"
Support Was Faint
It is estimated. however. that some
Of the influential leaders who were
supposed to get into lire to boost MT
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
COWS FOND OF
LAWN GRASS
Making the Lives Of Residents
Of Washington Heights
Miserable

Deputy Judge Joslyn heard moro
about cows In City Court to-day than
he probably ever heard in his life be-
fore The bovines in question are
owned by Peter Rowan. and he wac
accused of allowing them to run al
large. much to the annoyance OF the
residents in tho vicinity of the Boulo-
ward. West Twonty-'hird street and
other sections in that part Of Whining
ton.
OF course Rowan's cows are not the
only trospassers but they just hap
penod 10 be on the lawn of Alfred
Taits home on last Monday "a week
at a time when he plainly saw them
They made his lawn look sick and one
of the cows actually walked up on the
porch
Dog Catcher Kopp told of the trouble
he was having with the defendants
cows and goats. Tho latter he said
chased the school children. but as at
torney Harman. counsel for the de-
fendant objected 10 this line of ques-
tionng the goats had TO be cut out
of the evidence
Archdeacon George Hall was one Of
the witnesses and he stayed home
from New York to-day because he was
subpoenaed I'm the case, and then they
would not allow him 20 testify because
he could not identify l,owans COWS.
but he did inform the court that the
noighborhood i'm which he lived was
much troubled with cows.
After hearing the evidence the court
imposed fine Of 50 and costs on the
defendant
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
TEN HURT IN
WRECK ON RAILS

BY Our Own Wire, Publishers Press
LITTLETON, Mass, May 14.-Ten
persons were injured, but none fatally,
in a collision on the Boston and Maine
railroad late last night, half a mile
south Of this station. The Albany eX-
press, bound for Boston, dashed into a
freight engine. The express locomo-
tive left the track and plunged down a
deep embankment into a shallow pool,
but the lucky breaking Of the coupling
saved the passenger coaches from be-
ing dragged TO destruction. only two
cars, accommodation and baggage left
the rails.
Engineer Phelan, of the passenger
train. was badly scalded. William
Prendegast of Charlestown, fireman.
was badly burned
Among passengers hurt were Will
liam Harrison and I. s Wadsworsh,
of New York, and J. II. Richardson, Of
Chicago.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
MILITIA BUGLERS
BLOW IN UNISON

An order has been issued 10 improve
the bugle corps Of the First Delaware
Infantry. The time usually devoted 10
bugle instruction in camp Is to be
saved and used for other purposes. and
the men viii be instructed systemau-
cally and taught to sound the calls In
unison. The instruction OF Wilmington
musicians i'm the Organized Militia win
begin on May 21, and the out-of-town
buglers on May 2S. The official orders
providing for this are:
Headquarters, 1st Reg. INF,
Organized Militia of Delaware,
Wilmington, April 80, 1907
General orders No. 9.
I. The following promotion is an
nounced:
Co. "F''-Private Clyde NJ. Carver
TO be Sergeant. He viii be obeyed and
respected accordingly.
III. Sergeant C.. NJ. Carver IS detach-
ed from co. "F". 1st Infantry and will
report TO the Adjutant, lst Infantry for
duty I'm connection with the systematic
instruction Of field musicians.
III. Commanding Officers Of Com
panies "B", "E'. "G". and H" viii
cause the musicians attached to their
companies to report TO Sergeant Carver
on the second and fourth Tuesday
evenings Of each month, at the state
Armory, Wilmington, Delaware az 5
O'Clock sharp for instruction and prac-
tice. Transportation Will be furnished
by these Headquarters. Musicians at
tachc[o Companies "a, "C'. ID and
"Fv' win report 20 Sergeant Carver on
Tuesday evening Of each week at the
same hour, for this purpose. Reports
OF attendance and progress made Will
be forwarded to these Headquarters by
the instructor. Immediately after each
practice session. Dress uniforms VIII
be worn.
". Until further orders. musicians
win he excused from any duty except
ing battalion drills, while under IN
structlon. BY order Of
Colonel Townsend
c. NJ. Dillon. Adjutant.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
surprlsed Thelr Prssident.

Mrs Annie Shaw, president Of the
Women's Union Label League, Local
No 1876. was rendered a surprise party
on Monday evening by members Of the
league, and she was presented with
many gifts. Vocal selections were
given by a number Of the guests
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Pace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Borrell, Mrs. Roe,
Miss Nellie Roe, Norwood Roe, Mrs.
Taggart. Miss Taggart, Mrs. Pierce and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Flannery and
daughter, Mr.. Meredith, z. w. Green
lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Finley, James E.
Thompson. Edward Mimmy, Ross Lu-
trell, Misses Alice Lutrell, Pearl 5.
Finley, Louise Peterson, Sybil F. Yea
ger and Elizabeth S. Yeager. Mrs.
Brown, Charles Borrell and Edward
Shaw.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
MORRISON ON TRIAL TRIP

The steamer Captain W. T. Morrison,
built by the Pusey and Jones Com
pany for the Quartermasters' Depart
ment of the United States Army, left
the docks Of the local firm at $50
O'Clock this morning for speed trial
and endurance run on the Delaware
river.
The trip IS in charge of General Man
ager Jeneries. of the Pusey and Jones
Company, and the steamer is manned
by a crew from the yards. Major Lit
tell, Of the Quartermasters' Depart
ment. Is the only government of1eiai
aboard
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
TICKETS OUT FOR
POLICE BENEFIT

Tho police to-day began to dispose Of
the tlckcts for the Police Field Day
which viii be held at the South Side
Park on July Is for the benefit Of the
police pension fund.
Much interest is being taken in tho
baseball game between the east side po-
licemen and the west side 'coppers,' ard
that each nine will have its supporters
and rooters is foregone conclusion.
Many tickets are out and as the price is
reasonable. twenty-five cents, large
crowd is expected. Beside the baseball
there will be other sports.