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MAE REQUESTS VERY FEW,

Melrose, Ia, r. r. No. 4.
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WRITES FOR HER SISTER AND
BROTHER.

Douds-Leando, Iowa.
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Marie Millett.
1888 North Wapello ST.,
Ottumwa. Iowa
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Ottumwa, Iowa.
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WILBUR WANTS AN AIR RIFLE
SANTA CLAUS ALWAYS GOOD TO
MABEL.

| am a Daily Junior.
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LOAF CAKE.

Sigourney, la.
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Courier Junior,
"Ottumwa, Iowa
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f, sANTA's, ANSWER.

Christmas Headquarters"
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THE TURKEY.

Melrose, 10 va.
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VANILLA COOKIES.

Douds-Leando, R. F. D
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u n I u Mt.
Seit iiber 60 sSahreu

idon muroe Wtrs. 8insIow's Sootb'
ing-gprup BON MiIlionen Gon Wfiit.
tern beirn 3abnen Der &in0er ange'
menoet. @irit 9u i'm Shlafe onr6
oos G9reien zines &inoeS geitort,
oas i'm 3abnen ift uno por Sdmeraen
ipeint? 8enn 10, IaIIe iofort eine
sSlal6e BON Dgfrs. @insIotr's Sootb-
inq-Sprup" 6olen. Setn 8ert III
1ln6e5ablbor. IS miro Dem fleinen
2ei0en0en Iofort 2in6erung beri6af'
fen. @erIoBt eu6 oarouf, geiitter,
es 1T fein 3ipeifel oariiber. @s beilt
0iarrboe, reguliert ben geagen uno
Die geieren beieitigt 8ino-aoIif, err
peidt ben @altmen, nerbinoert @rt'
8iirtoung uno it6rft oas gan5e Sp'
item. g@trs. @inslop's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5obnen6e &tnoer tit on.
aenebm i'm @ei6maf; oas &e5ept
ifon1mt BON eiltem Der beiten ipeibli-
diem @er5te in Ben Ser. Staoten. gs
1T BEL oGen 9ruggiiten in Ser ganaen
8eIt 3u baben. Breis 25 Gents per
sflaIde. &ouft ni6ts otoeres ola
Wers. @insIoip's SOOTHING Sprltp. "
@orantiert uItter oer Sooo ono
Drugs 9Gtte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial
geimner 1898.
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ben StroBen ob5ubulterL un0 Der
giirgermeiiter Weoore botte erfl6rt,
oaB er iol6e inter feinen ltnitanoen
onloen meroe 9arauf fam es 5lt
oen 8erbaftungen. Mon ertpartet
nod mebr geriu6e, StroBenreoen 5u
bolten ltno nod mebr Gerbaftltngen.
Inter Sen 8erbofteten befinoet ii6
ou6 cine Srou.
SSSSn Dem @epafroum oes l1nion=
8abnbofes at 9ittsburg, $50, tono
nerli6 cine 0Dnanliterplofton itatt.
Semanb botte eine 0uotttitGt 0pno-
nit in einen Softer gepoft, obne oies
IN irgeno elmer 8eiie f1tto5ugeben.
Ils nun oos @epad perlooen muroe,
erplo0ierte oas 9Dnanlit plobli6.
3ipei Ser @epGf=@erlooer tpurben
idtper perleBt.
SIN @efangnis 5u Stotesbaro,
Georgia, erbanete ii6 elm Ruiie Sea-
mems Sbeooor 4oiiti6, Ser ipegen @r-
moroung eines 2onomannes gu le<
benslanglidem 3udtbaus bernrteilt
poroen mar.
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Gr fG.napfte BEL @etthsbnra.

9abiO 95arfer bon Sopette, &c. g.,
Der in Ser 5dIa6t einen SUB berIor,
i6reibt: ugor mebreren sSabren lit
i6 an eitpen Wfa9enleioen. gei6ts
balf Bis itb NIT electric 9itters be-
gann SD tpiiroe fir oas GeIuItat
feline 500 Dollars nebmen.~ Gutter
Comic fir alte 2eute uno fir peibli-
DIE S6md6en. Gin @ieoerberiteller.
Si6ere Sur fir Iabmen &iiden lno
i6na6e 9tieren. @orantiert. 50
Gents. 3u baben bel Moolpb 0reiB
uno st. @obn & SO.
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Gin 8efdbrli6es @serIebem.
Die Miitter iii Gan glntpniu iolltem
bic gderenidtpGde bel &inoern
ntdt berna6lGiItgen.

Die meiiten &inoer boben I6pa6e
9fieren.
9ie erIte 8ornung lit oos 8ett=
naiien Spater fonmen 9tudeni6ner-
3en &opfpeb uno @ntfraftung.
@s lit Elm 8ergeben, oiele 2eioen
81 berna6laiiigen; oos &ino fir feline
Gloge 5lt tooeln.
8eriu6t ote geieren 5u beilen. 9fet=
tet oas &ino bonn oireften geieren=
leioen.
9oons Yillen beiIen fronfe geie=
rem; Son 9lntonioer @ltern en1pfeb=
len iie.
5rou g. 90. $ oncod, 721 BUR
Ieion @be., Gan antol1io, Ser, Iagt:
8or ettpa 12 esSabren batte meine
So6ter, oie iebt 10 Sabre alt lit,
oos S6arGa6fieber uno ieitoem botte
| iie idmo6e geieren. sic batte feline
&ontroIe itber bie geieren=4usl6ei-
oungen ma6reno Ser Na6t uno oas
berurio6te lns piel SrlbeI rtno I'm
rube Sd iob, oaB 9oons geieren=
&illen ange5eiet 1itlo 10 bod empfob=
len puroen oaB i6 mir i'm 8erar
Drug Store cine S6a9tel faufte uno
meine So6ter begann iie 5u gebrou=
den. 8ir iino nit Dem &eluItat Iebr
8ufrie0en. Sbre 9ieren fino itGrfer
geiporoen uno 1ie bot nun bolle &on=
troGe iiber bic 9(nsi6eioungen. @ir
fiiblen, ooB mir 9oans geieren-8i1en
iebr bel beroanfen."
Gum &erfonf BET alien @6nolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer Milburn
So, Buffalo, Seem gorf, alleinige
Igenten fir 0ie Ser. Gtooten.
@rinnert gu9 oes geon1ens =
Soans = nno nebmt feline onoer1.
General 8ootb bon Der Sells
ormee, SRI 8ootb uno S9obiefretGr
Gortelpo1 uno Srou naren oie @Gite
oes Brdiioenten &ooienelt beim Sriib=
ltlid. General 8pptb fagte, er Iei
poaitanoig BON Dem S6nttelfroit ber-
geltellt ipel6en er fi9 i'm @eiten gu
ge5ogen uno iein 8efinoen iei an
naberno mieoer normal. 9ea6oeln er
IN mebreren Stdoten &eoen g6balten,
miro er am 6. Hobenlber noh 9eutlf)-
lano abrei1en.
I'm ietnen @ater gu perteioi-
gen, eri9oB Der 20iGbrige CHARLES
Sugbes in Sea @itp, Snoiona, ieinen
gruoer Neortin, 80 Sabre alt. @or-
tin Sugbes fmn betrltnfen nod Sau1e
uno griff ieinen @ater, &apt. Sones
Sugbes, on. Charles Sugbes fam
eben in Oos Saus, als Ser dltere
gruoer oen 8oter ouf Sen 8ooen ge=
morfen batte @r ergriff cine S9rot-
finite utO feuerte. Die 2aoung
orang Wortin @ugbes in ben &opf
uno perllriahte ieinen augenblifIi-
den 600 Charles Sugbes puroe
perbaftet. Ser Gater ser beioen be-
finoet iid infolge oes beftigen 9fin=
gems nit Dem dlteren Sobne in ern-
fter 2ebensgefabr.
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Giienbabn= JaDrplau,
g. u. & u. q. 8ahu

p9abb grofet"s8ug mad Soufton, @aIbeiton,
Beaumont utb Orange 9bfabrt l1br abenbs,
9tnfunft 7.55 moreens.
9ta6 9errebiue, @bfabrt $50 n1orgens, an,
tunft bort 11.3O. 4bfabrt bon @errniue llbr
na6mittues, @nfunft in @an @ntonio 7.5O
aberbs giur Gauitaes mad aerrbiIe: llbr
na9mittaes. &idIabrt bon bart Nfontaes 5. }
nloreens, slnflinft In Gan @ntonio $50 mors
gems.
3a6 Guerp, gonfum, Souiton, @aIbeftut.
@6oines, 8odbaIe, Cameron nnb 98oeo, Mbs
fabrt 8.45 bornittags, @nflnft nbr n1orgens.
9sa9 8eepiue, Corpus gbriftt, SItce, Matbts.
4ranfas 8aB, &odport, Mbfabrt 1.50 nadbs
nttacs unb 11br a6enos. &nfunft 7.55
morgens 1ino 1.50 na1mittags.
gsa9 SaIfurias, stbfabrt 8 1tbr abenos. 9ns
f1,aft 7.55 n1oreens.
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9ittoriu Siniiion, q. s. e. g. u.
(0ulf gbore.)
abfa b IT.

ga9 guero, 8ictoria, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
gbrifti. 8ropnsbiIIe, &io Granbe, gttb,
@oIiab, 8eeoiIle. Bbarton, gSaIaciss unb
SouIton TOO nIorgenS
Nnfnnft $50 ahenos
Ser Sam Soufton" mad guerO, gietoria,
29barton uno Souiton:
Mbfabrt 7.55 abenos
Mntnnft 100 norgenS
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@roBber8oein bon 8ooen,

gus Seattle in @oibington
fuiro geneloet: a6t io5ialiftiide gfeo-
ner nno ebenio bieIe ibrer ssreunoe
iDuroen berbaftet, neil lie oie lt6oti-
fhe Weroronung iibertreten 6otten,
fuelfe fih gegen oas He6enbaIten o1f
ben Strnben ridtet Die So3ioliiten
BON Seattle batten beidloIien, ieoen
abeno offentlide gerianttnIuneen auf
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Sei6 nidlt nerp6g.

Cine irrTtierte Saut mo9t Die Ser
Jon nerbos un6 cine irritierte &erIon
beri9offt lrno ma6t iid bieI SrubeI,
mas 9laes unnotig lit. Wforal: Sc
brolt6t Sunts Cure, pobon eine
S6a6tel aflIolut eorantiert, irgeno
cine Sorm uno 9lrt bon Sautals-
i6log ODER Soutfrafbeit beilt. SSrgenb
ein prideLnber S6mer5 miro Iofort
geboben, Hmo cine S6o6teI beilt.
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IS miro oie 0titteiluns ge-
no6t, bob Ole internationole gallon-
8ettfabrt i'm Sabre 1908, 9(nfongs
SUM bon Berlin aus itattfinoen ioa.
Sauptlnann b. 2ibonius miro
ieinen l1euen Soften in 8aibington
5u gnoe 9eobember antreten. g9ie
bereits gemeloet, lit Der Sal1ptmonn
gum 9eobfolger oes bisberigen Meili-
tar-attobee ser oellti6en 8oti6aft
in 8aibington, Maior &orner, err
no1nt iporoen.
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@lir hntten Dos @ernniinen !,

SSIL DulItII Uus 8er9llu9en, ll1lz
ieren geicbdBteu 6reino, &errn q e T.
man 5Sangbdnel in unIerer
Office 5lt begriiBen Der iih, BON elmer
longeren 8eiudsreiie aus ieiner Sei-
mat, Der Sdmei5. fonnneno ouf ser
0ur6r eife nad Der 6auptItuot
Werifp befono.
Ser Wenib re6net imner ous,
mas inn febIt, Dem Sdifial ooppeIt
10 bod arl OILS ous, mas er mirflih
beiitt
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st. esuis & san SrantiasO BAN
goutberm @acific Ssabn.

yfaf Getu Orleans, Souiton nno @aIbeiton,
tdgIid5 11.40 urfttags
uno ~. 11.30 a6enbs
ga9 eagle 9aB, 81 9afo, gaIifornten uno
Waertfo . . 500 bormtttaes II. $50 abenbs
Mntun(t.
Bon Nen Orleans, 5ouIton uno @aIbefton,
tdgIi1 7.35 moreens
unb . 600 na1uittags
Son 81 9afo, Californian uno Wsegifo -. :.
lilo eornlittags
uno 500 abenos
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Nadl 8r0tunsbiQe

Ser Bug Der eunfet @ietoria 9ibiiton, Gb'
fabrt 705 moreens, ua8t in 9Iaeeoo gerbtti'
bune nit ber @uIf goait Zine fiir Corpus
gbriftt, 9lnfunft bort 4.55 na4mittn9s, IHtunft
In gropnsbine 9.25 abenbs.
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s. & g. u, Sabn.

II XVI "
9satb alien gtoro>Segass s9unften :. -.
a 116r unb $50 oorrnittags.
Sad ct. 2ouis, Nsempbis uno benz Often
125 111r na6n1ittngs
9sa9 Wterito 7. 1920 1lbr bormittags.
4mfurft.
Son Ct 2ouis nno EN- Often .. . $50 moreens
gon lofalen gunften .7.20 aberos.
Son 2arebo uno 0aerifo LOS na9nl.
Son ct. 2ouis. &an5as, gitD 1890 abbs.
st. esuis & Sun Srantisso 8asu.
Mbfabrt.
9sad6 Sort eutitb, GprinefieI6, ct. 2ouis, sans
fas Gitb, Gbieaeo g. & g. 81. 9epoD
o5O 1DeHoS
4ntunft.
Bon ct. 2onts. @anias gttb. @aris, gbicago
- 1910 morgens
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M 81 & e. @all,..

gaa6 gaco, Sort Bortb, Sauas. &anlas gito.
st. 2ouis unb gbieago, tdgli6 (Suniet
SepoD :. 800 doenos
2ofaI5ue bia GutftbbiIIe 73o norMttto9s
4Iamo Special mad SmiibbiIle, 3oufton. Gal'
beiton 1u.zo doeHpS
4ntnnft
Bon gbicago, ST. 2ouis, &anfas gitb, SaIas
Sort 8ortb uno 2saco, tdgIi3 (Suniet
9epoD -. i.3o MorgeHs
2ofaIsue bia emitbbine 9.05 abenos
aIamo special bon Smitbbiue. 9ouiton. @aI'
beftou 6.25 moreens
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

At the country home pof
Mrs. John H. Keehart,a house
party was entertained last
week and all reported having
Dad a verv good time. They
attended the fair part Of the
time and were entertained at
several different homes.
They were several of her
friends. Misses Mary Berry
OF BoonviIle; Ethel Smith, of
Black water; Nora Smith, Of
Nelson; Katie Shannon. Nelson,
Bessie and Elite Irwin, Mar.
shall; Annie Niemier, of Har.
deman.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

Theory has given way u
fact regarding the Boat Line.
IL is no longer question of
what might be done TO reduce
transportation rates; IL is "A
realization of what is now ac-
complished. Water transpor-
t4tion is an integral fact in the
life and development of Kan.
sas City.
From now on no reckoning
of the city's destiny could any
more omit the boat line than
the railway lines. Small rs
the volume Of the river trade
may now be IL is Of tremen.
dous significance. 1f400 tons
of freight can now be carried
weekly at an average saving
of one-third the present rail-
way rates then all of the
millions OF other freight tons
will come TO that basis-much
OF 1t promptly, all Of it even.
tually.
This constitutes the impor.
lance Of the Chester's initial
service. - Kansas City Star.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Gone to Germany

Chas. Frederick, of Miami
started for "A visit TO his old
home 10 Germany on August
1st. Mrs. Frederick has
since been on a visit TO her
friend, Mrs. Julia Wright,
southwest OF town, and says
she will move to Marshall in
a few weeks but has not yet
selected a residence. Mrs.
Wright will also move TO Mar.
shall on Sept. LIST in order to
give her son, Martin, an op.
portunity To attend school
this winter. She bought one
Of Robt. Ruff's houses ON
North English last Thursday
for $140O and will occupy IL
Her other three sons will re.
main ON the farm.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

nearly two decades ago and
engaged in logging at differ.
ent camps of the northeast
coast of Vancouver Island
until ten years ago, when be
became a trapper Of the
northern coast. Six or seven
Years ago he went 10 Quatsino,
where he was employed at the
West Vancouver mines.
When j. e. Duffy landed at
Quatslno from the steamer
Tees he met John Sharp ON
the beach at the Coal Han Dor.
Duffy looked the old man over
and said:
us that you, Quantrell,
you old rascal?' "a
Tome into the house," said
Sharp. and for some hours
the two men talked, Sharp
stating that he was In reality
QuaDtrell, and he talked "a,
length Of the raids in Kansas
and elsewhere and eagerly
listened 70 DuHy's tales from
the point OF view OF the cav
airy men OF The Union Army.
He was most keenly interest.
ed In the story OF the cutting
up Of his band, and when the
narrator told OF how forty
men had been killed tears are
said 10 have rolled down the
old mans cheeks.
X. +. Montgomery, who
was engaged in business at
Quatsipo, and knew Sharp, or
Quantrell, at Fort Worth,
Tex, and Ii. o. Berg, post
master at Quatsino, are two
Others to whom Sharp has
stated his identity AS Guam
trell.
II might as well admit it,"
Sharp told both. 1T seems
that ] can not hide the fact
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

service or a new concern per
mitted to enter the field that
will give such a service.
The local company thinks IT
owns the city courcil and
town, but such service as we
ire now receiving will not be
tolerated long and the com
pany will find IL out 70 its
sorrow W Zen il is too late To
mend matters.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Quantrell Lives, Says War
Veteran.

Victoria, B. c.. August g.
Bill Quantrell, leader of Quan,
trell's guerillas in the civil
war, who, according to his.
tory, died OF wounds at a
Kentucky hospital after his
raiders we're cut up, is alive
and lives at Quatsino, on the
northwest coast of Vancouver
Island, under the name of
John Sharp, according TO a
number of people who have
conversed with him. j. E.
Duffy, a prominent timbtr
man, who recently became in
terested in timber land at
Quatsino, recognized John
Sharp, who is over 20, wiry
and gray, AS Quantrell, Duffy
having been a member of the
Michigan troop of cavalry
which cut up Quantrell's
force.
He stated to Duffy that he
was correct 10 his recognition.
Sharp said he had been left
as dead, and instead of dying
Of his wounds at Louisville,
as history recorded, had
taken . horse, ridden many
miles and disappeared. He
made his way to South Amer
lea, living a number Of years
in Chill, whence he went to
Texas, where he engaged in
the cattle business, making
considerable money, which be
exhausted. Then be went Ia
where he punched
lows and drove cattle over
he mountains. From Oregon
ae came to British Columbia
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

Alabama has Cancelled the
charter Of the Southern Rail.
way Company because that
company had violated a state
statute orbidding corpora.
tions to appeal from the deci.
sion Of a state court TO the
federal court. The outcome
Of the case Is Il foregone con.
clnsion. No state il powerful
enough tooverride the citizen's
guaranteed right 10 avail him
self OF all the opportunities
for justice that the laws OF
the land provide. Kansas
City Journal.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
How the Carnegie Foundation
Works

Ashland, Va. Aug. 9 1907,
Editor Republican
A magnetic effect has al
ready been produced upon
educational work in the South
by the Official encouragement
which has jast been made
that the Randolph Macon
Woman's College at Lynch
burg, Va, has been placed on
the Carnegie Foundation.
It seems that this institu-
tion is the only one in the en-
tire South except Tulane Uui-
versitv which is receiving the
benefit from this $40, 0O0, 600
fund.
Chancellor Smith of the
Randolph Macon System in
an interview with the cores
pOndent Of the Times-D Dis
patch, explains how the board
Of Trustees proposes to use
this position for the better
ment of the educational work
at the Woman's College.
Professors are 10 be retired,
on an annuity OF 81, 800 a year
for life, upon reaching sixty
five years OF age. In electing
new professors only those
who have both full training
and successful experience will
be eligible. They will be
kept 10 vigor by a years leave
of absence every seventh year
for travel, study and rejuven-
alton. They will be on half
pay during such year. Thus
the college gets men we'll
trained and tried, keeps them
fresh and vigorous during the
period Of greatest efficiency
and retires them when they
begin to stale as teachers on
3 Comfortable allowance for
life.
Apehta plan adopted bv the
AnHtitutiOus on the Noundati0n
Will make NJ not aimply q c0ms
TORT 70 worthy teacbers, but
WI. uplifting iaAnence Ia
college edacstion.
h !. n, Howiscu:
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

Somebody has defined a Re
publican as zone who believes
in the greatest good TO the
smallest number" Nothing
could be more eyact.- Demo.
crat News.
IL Democrats are the direct
opposite TO Republicans, as
they clam they are, a Demo.
crat is zone who believes in
the greatest harm TO the larg.
est number" Nothing could
be more exact!
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16


SO ne OF our Democratic
friends miss the mark wide
when they argue that Presi'
dent Roosevelt nor the Re
publican party are To blame
for the good crops. Certainly
not. Besides, the crops are
no better than they were ten
years ago. But the difference
is that when you've got to
raise $50 to pay taxes or in.
t.rest yon don't have TO haul
wheat or corn all summer to
do II. You bring in q load or
two and then hold the balance
for a still better price. Meth
er 10 you have to empty your
sable lot 70 raise some cash
"a good mule or horse or sew.
eral head Of cattle usually do
the business.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Homeseekers, Excursions.

The popular and we'll knows eIcur.
sions ere nov 10 effect on 1.-THE Only
Way" and will continue 10 effect until
November. These excursions create
low fares 10 almost every point which
h~omeseekers wish to reach In the
United States. The undersigned will
be glad 70 route you via lines which
will give you the best opportunity
Of inspecting the country and making
your trips those OF pleasure a. we'll
- profitable.
o. E. Hawthorne,
Ticket Agent, Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

The board of managers of
the Missouri colony met 10 the
administration building last
Friday. No charges or com.
plants we're made against
supt. Wilmington. Every.
thing about the colony was
found to be in fine condition
and IL is very probable that
the Doctor will continue in
charge undisturbed.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Lost His Horse.

DR.. Will Sharp came up from
Little Rock Wednesday Of
last week to attsnd the fair.
On his return home that
evening his horse got sick
and died that night, the ex-
cessive heat no doubt being
the cause.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

The little reference we made
last week regarding Marshalls
poor telephone service,
brought TO our notice the Fact
thst we are not the only dis
satts6ed patron, a. q good
many requests have reached
~ 70 "get after them" We
want 70 emphasize the fact
that Marshall deserves and
mast have good telephone
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
At Paris

The editor received a postal
card from Col. V. V. Huff,
mailed at Paris, France, July
18th in which he stated that
they would leave for London
on July 3lst, so that the party
is expected back In Marshall
soon.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
A friend asked US last

A friend asked us last Fri
day what we were going to say
about the removal of Police
Commissioner Rozzell. of Kan.
sas City. We said then and
say now that it was so rotten
that the less said about it the
better, as il was part and par
eel of Joseph W. Folks ma,
chine movement to get TO the
United States Senate. But
this puts an end 10 wha,
little chance he ever had
Blackburn Record Dem
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Ticket Agent, Marshall.

A. A. Vesser, the Marshall
barber informs us that Ed.
Crockett, from last reports
was IN IA critical condition, with
little hope OF his recovery.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

Pineules are for the Kidneys Apd
Bladder. They bring quick relief 70
backachs, rhsumstism, lumbago, tired
= out feeling. They produces
natural action Of the kidneys 10 nltsr,
log waste matter out OF the blood.
80 days treatment si.00. Money re-.
funded II Pineulss are not satisfast-
DRY. Sold by p. Il. franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Sold Store Building.

DR.. G. A. Dawes, of Mt.
Leonard, last week sold b $
store building, through Elsea
Il Hams, To II. c. Dingley, of
Salt Springs, consideration
$1,000. Possession April l,
1908.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

Headache and constipation disap-
pear when Rings Little Liver Pill,
airs used. They keep the systerh clean
the stomach sweet. Taken occasion.
ally they keep you we'll. They are
for the entire family. Sold BY p. n
FrApklin's
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Children Married

Miss Rosa Davenport, ag d
IA, and Steve Gordon, aged Is,
of Blue Lick, were married 10
Marshall Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Special Summer Tourist Fares.

The Chicago 4 AltoA r. r. has In
effect every day from spw until Sept.
30, 1891, q ticket based On whapprsoti.
cslly amounts TO hslf rates 70 the
principal resorts in Canada, New
England and also the choicest tourist
district 10 the state Of Nes York.
Before arranging definitely for tum.
mer vacations IL will pay you to get
into communication with.
o e. Hawthorne
Ti,ket Aoant Marshun.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

II you suffer from blostins bsloIing
sour stomach, Indigestion or Dyspsp.
sia take y Rings Dyspepsia Tablet
after each meal and overcome The
disagreeable trouble. II will improve
toe appetite and aid digestion. Sold
ny Il. h. Frsaklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

The numerous a'tscks of
one Democratic faction upon
another in Missouri is n good
indication that the old machine
is not dead yet and that the
party is badly disrupted.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Small Farm For Sale

! will sell my farm of &c
acres or more, 9 miles east oil
Marshall, nicely improved,
for $1,000.
Mrs. Julia Wright,
II. Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Going to Germany

Philip A~rensmeyer, "a
Grand Pass, was 10 Marshall
Friday getting indenti6caticn
papers. He and his wife will
leave on August 18th, for y
several months visit TO their
old home 10 Germany, both
having brothers and sjstARa
there whom they have not
seen since leaving there u
1881.
Read the Marshall Re
publican.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-29
DEPARTURE OF
REV. Mr.. kLASS
WILL TERMINATE HIS MINISTRY
IN TONOPAH WITH SER
VICES TODAY.

Rev. Carl N. Klass, for more than
three years pastor of the Presbyterian
church, viii terminate his ministry in
Tonopah after the services today. He
will leave tomorrow with his family
for Ontario, Cal, where he has ac-
cepted a call.
The service for the evening is go
ing to be very fine, special program
having been prepared. The hours
for the services are: Morning, II
o'clock; evening, 1880; Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m, and Young Peoples
meeting at GAS p. m.