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New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

AS Minister TO Argentina. Mr.. Buchanan has an
enviable record. He made himself conversant
with South American conditions and senti-
ments. and later he chosen chairman OF
the American delegation to the Rio conference
So successful was Mr.. Buchanan in winning the
confidence and inspiring the respect OF the
South American nations that he chosen by
the Chilan and Argentine governments as the
deciding arbitrator IN the negotiations which
determined the boundary between those states.
of the most important international dis
putes ever settled by arbitration.
Chandler Hale has been selected for secre-
tary OF the delegation. Mr.. Hale who is a son
of Senator Hale. of Maine. has enjoyed some
diplomatic experience. having been secretary of
embassy at Vienna. and he has also devoted
much attention to the study of international
law. has Charles Henry Butler, reporter at
the United States Supreme Court. who Is the
expert attache of the delegation James Brown
Scott. solicitor OF the Department of State and
international law expert, will also be attached
to the delegation. which win take with It a
number OF expert stenographers. transla.ors.
etc
In addition, John W. Foster. ex-Secretary of
State Of the United States. win be present as
chairman of the Chinese delegation to the COM
ing conference
The intense interest which the United States
has taken In negotiations looking to the extern
sion OF tho scope Of international law and the
promotion Of universal peace u well shown By
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Mrs. Jennie E. Harris, who has been
here since early in June, has gone
to spend the summer with her son,
j. Spencer and family in Rumford
Falls, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lunt of Sher.
wood street, who were camping out
at the East End, have returned to
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cook and sister,
Mrs. NJ. L. Greene are resting at TAX
Attic cottage, West End. Mr.. Cook
made business trip to Providence
last week.
Miss Madeline McClair Of Boston
was recent guest Of Miss Mable
Davis at the Commonwealth" cot
West End.
Mrs. James Wray and son, William
OF New York City, is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William Wray at the West
End.
Mr.. Willis Mabry spent Sunday with
his family at the West End.
Miss Elizabeth waltman Of West
brook, Me-, and Miss Ethel Gray Of
Berlin, N. H., and Mrs. James McClei-
len were recent guests Of Mrs. George
~. WEI Emu uI. 1Idy has
just had his cottage newly painted
and everyone that sees 1t thinks II the
best combination for color in the is
land. 1t certainly is very pretty.
Miss A. wylie, who was a guest at
"Look-tosea," at the West End, has
returned to New York. Miss c..
Birsall Of New York, is a guest Of the
Demarest family at their summer
home.
The many island friends of DR..
Earnest F. Macvane will be pleased
to hear Of his appointment as house
physician at the Maine Eye e. Ear In
Urinary, he beginning his duties there
Monday. He is a graduate Of the
Medical University Of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dingwell,
daughter Millicent and son, Harry Of
Boston, were recent guests Of Miss
Maud Woodbury. at her home at
Ponces Landing.
Mr.. Howard Elwell and daughter.
Amy were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. J. Closson at the Imp cottage.
Mr.. II. L. Crawford has had as his
guest his brother John Of the Byron
Greenough Co., Of Portland. He has
been spending two weeks vacation
here.
Miss Ethel Marshall Of Atlantic
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SOUTH FREEPoRT DIVISION.
From, Portland. Sojno East.

Leave Portland. e.ls a. m. 40 p. NJ;
Sunday, 10 a. m, 500 ,. m.
Leave Sunset, Great Chehsague. SIS
a. m. $40 p. m; Sunday. 1910 a. m.
Leave Cousins Island. 1910 a. m. SIS
Leave Littiejohns Island. 1920 a. m.
6-35 p. m; Sunday, HOS a m. sos p. m.
Leave Hamilton's Great Chebeague.
1870 a. m, 5.45 p. m; Sunday, Ills
Leave Bustins Island. JOSS. 11.2s a. M,
e.lo. so p. m; Sunday. 1l.4o a. m. 1910
csc. 7.eo p. m.
p. m; sunday. ii,5s a. m. SIS p. m.
p. m; sunday. 1a.s5.7s5 p. m.
Leave Birch Island. l1.55 a. m, 7.Io
p. m; Sunday. 1910. $40 p. m.
Arrive Harpswen Center, l2.1o, 7.25
p. M; Sundays. 12.55. 7.5o .. m.
To Portland, Going West.
Leave Harpswen Center. $50 a. m,
1910 .. M; Sundays. Las p. m.
Leave Birch Island. 5.45 a. m, 1925
p. m; Sunday, zoo p. m.
Leave Mere Point; $50 a. M 1880
lass. LIS p. m: Sunday. $50. 500 p. m:
Leave South Freeport. $50 a. M, Ito
p. M; Sunday. 2.45 p. m.
Leave Hamilton's Great Chebeague.
Leave Lttiejonns Island. 7.is a. m,
LIS 2: m; Sunday, $50 p. N. "a,
Leave COUSINS Island: 7-2s a. m-' EOS
Leave sunset. Great chebeague. 7.ss
q. m. 2.15 p. m; Sunday, $50 p. m.
Arrive Portland, $50 q. m, 800 p. N. |:
Sunday, 4.35 y. N.
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ISLAND STEAMERS.
hARPsWELL sTEAMsoAT CO.
The 365 leland Route
hARPsWELL DIVISION.
In Effect June ~. 1907.

IN eueCS JOn0 ($s tSVfs
From Portland. Going East.
Leave Portland. 100. 1000 q. M. 1.3o.
$40 p. m. sunday. SIS. lois q. M. TACO.
a Leave s'. Long e Island. 7.,s. lo.ss a. M.
LIS. SIS p. m. Sunday. $40. 1910 a. m-'
Leave Long Island Cast End,. 7.ss.
loss a. m. EOS, s.4e p. m. Sunday, $780,
q. m. c2.io. $50 D. m. Sunday. Cs.ss.
cl Leave a. G nm G Island P u.s. ,oss m.
as ss .n X ss Sasss e tSs is sos
iSsS ,s 20. a. ssS, . 81: sss P P m m sunday
We Leave Ii,sieheid.: Great cheseasue.
s:ls, Ills a: m. 2.45. s.2s p. m. Sunday
i ss; ss''s so =; m, Hargswsn. $40: ,..e
a. m. $40. $50 p. m. Sunday. loss. Hiss
q Leave %ai Bailey Island. ..s.5s; 'll.ss a
i 10 a. m. az. 10. $3.50 D. m:
Arrive 0rrs lsl slSaav si Sec O. d. M; l2'
To Portland. Going West.
Leave orrs Island, $40. s.25 a. m, $50.
Leave Bailey Island. $500: :.s.ss a: M q.
.se I a. rho M $40 s p ma 0''
Leave south HarpsweIi; s:l5. sso a; m.
2.es. 4.es p. m: Sunday. s.2s. i.2s.
si Leave a. Li.siese!ss. G.. chsseasue. $40.
1ol5 a. m, $50. $50 p. m. Sundays. $50.
11.5o a. NJ. l.1v =. q.
Leave jerks Ct. Chebeague. $50. 1o.es
q. m, $40. 40 p. m. Sunday. s.eo a. m,
Leave Gin Island. 200. 1855 a. m. $50.
$50 p. m. Sunday, 40 a. n. 1910, $50
Leave Little cnebeague, 7.15. c1o.5o
q. m, C3.o5. C5.o5 p. N. Sunday. C1.25
q. m, CI2sS. CAS- p. m
1o.ss a. m. $40: SO p. N. Sunday. 80
q. m. 1890. 40 p. m.
Leave Long Island, $50. 11.o5 a. M.
$40, $50 p. m. Sunday, 5.4o a. m. 1910.
Arrive Portland. $40 a. m. 1900 m.
$50 600 p. m. Sunday, $40 a. m, Ito,
l.fo, SIS, $40 .. N.
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HousefurnisheIs,
Under Preble House.

Miss Alice Southworth of Maiden,
Mass, will spend two weeks as the
guest Of Mrs. Tucker ct the Oriole
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kennedy and
daughter and Mrs. Julia Kennedy of
Westbrook, Me-, are the new arrivals
at D'Shawmut cottage.
Miss Annie Sharp has as her guest
Miss Mabel Parnell of South Boston
at her summer home, "Cheslehurst.' ~
Miss Sharp's brothers will soon visit
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Davis and
daughter, Katherine, have taken the
Gushing cottage at the East End for
the season and add much to the social
life there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Littlefield and
family Of Cambridge, Mass, arrived
at their cottage Saturday at the East
End.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Brown and
family Of WATERFOWL, Mass, who
recently purchased the Norwood cot
Cove, moved down last week and will
spend the season at his new home.
Mrs. w. A. Breen Of Portland was
ICCChl SucSt dt ucI STduOuaukQIeI
cottage at the East End.
The East End residents were
treated to a swimming exhibition last
week when Mr.. Jack Glennister did
a number Of water feats for their
benefit. Mr.. Glennister was the
most successful swimmer in trying to
nearly completed the trip and no one
has equaled his mark since.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Eaton, Sat
urday evening when they moved into
their pretty new cottage at the East
End. About all the residents of the
West End united and gave them a tin
shower and 1t was q grand success,
for every conceivable thing In the tin
line was presented. The evening
was very pleasantly spent on the
spacious piazzas and the guests de-
parted at late hour wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Eaton many happy seasons In
their new summer home.
Mr.. David G. Boyd Of Cambridge.
Mass, was guest at 'IdyIhurst,"
West End, the past week.
Miss Mildren Linden Allen is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. 8. ]. Allen at
the owl Mrs. Josephine H. Mid
dleton and daughters. Misses Susan
and Josephine Of North Easton.
Mass, and Miss Chariot McCabe of
Roxbury, Mass, were also guests of
Mrs. Allen, West End.
Mrs. w. z. Lancy and daughter of
Everett, Mass, have taken the last
vacant cottage at the West End and
now social life ought to be at its
best.
Miss Evelyn Bickford has returned
from weeks visit with her friend,
Miss Marshall Of Atlantic street, Nun.
Joy Hill, Portland.
Long Island friends can get the
Breeze at the Post Once on the Island
or at Mars fruit stand, Custom House
Wharf. Portland and at the Harps-
well Co. waiting room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lappan of Port
land were recent guests at the Mitch
ell cottage. Mr.. ]. w. Mitchell 70 on
the Elks excursion to Philadelphia.
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MISS Belle Lalor gave a party in
honor Of her guest, Miss Bertha Dov
OF Cambridge, Mass, last Friday
evening at the Davis cottage. West
End. The cottage was profuseIv
decorated with daisies and frens and
delicious refreshments were served.
Inc time was spent socially in games.
Miss Damarest, Miss Ethel Bates and
Mr.. Alton Mabry were the prize win.
ners. Those present were Miss
Alice and Joseph Eaton of Newton.
Mass; Miss Ethel Bates of Cam
oridge, Mass; Miss Theodore Demar-
est, Passaic, N. j.; Miss Dorothea
Cutler Of Cambridge, Mass; Mr.. Paul
NORM of Montreal. Mr.. Alton Mabrv
Of Cambridge. Mass: Mr.. Carl Schon.
land OF Portland, Miss Lillian. Ruth
and Mr.. Fred Ford of Medford. Mass:
and Miss Maui Woodbury. of Port
land.
Mr.. j. H. McCarty and sister. Miss
catherine, have as their guest at the
Ideal cottage, West End, Miss Edith
Kaler of Portland.
Mrs. Frank Peterson and mother.
Mrs. Palmer of Portland were recent
guests at the Cook cottage, West End.
West End.
Rev. John c. Prince, wife and SON Of
Lisbon Falls, Me-, and Miss Miriam I.
kimball, teacher in Montpelier SEM
mary OF Montpelier, VT, were recent
guests of Rev. George B. Nye and wife
at the Evergreen parsonage.
Miss Flora and Ella Scheer of Bos.
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Schoa-
land OF Lawrence, Mass, are guests
Of Mrs. Charles Secondhand at the
West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Brown enter
tanned the Gilt Edge club at their
cottage the "Earline," last Tuesday
afternoon and evening. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess. The
cottage was very prettily decorated
Tor the occasion. The evening was
spent at whist. Among the winners
were: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. johnson, Mrs.
Boothby and Mr.. Eastman. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bosworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lord,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Kimball, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Dow, Mr.and Mrs. F. e.
Nutter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Lambert,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. X. Johnson, Mrs. H. witham,
Mrs. s. p. Clark, Mrs. Cobb,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Booth
by, Mrs. F. T. Davis, Mrs. George d.
Clark, Mrs. c. NJ. Brooks, Mr.. A. East
man, Mr.. c. H. Lombard. Mrs. A.
Miller, Miss Gantley and Misses Cant
ley, Emma Lord, Marie Bosworth.
The party returned on the last boat
for the city. All hope to soon have
another such an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Charles F. Curtis Of East Au-
burn and her father, Mr.. Alonzo Nor.
rell OF East Auburn, are now at their
cottage near Mariners Landing.
Mrs. A. Morrell, Miss Myrna Curtis
and Miss Lola Record have been here
since the last Of June. Mr.. Irving
Curtis is expected soon.
Mr.. E. A. Chase of Reading, Mass,
was recent guest at the Melrose cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hughey and
Mrs. Robert Hughey of Portland were
guests last week Of their sister, Mrs.
r. L. Barlow at Sunny Side" West
End.
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Long Island
- =

Mrs. Ethel Gilman and daughter,
Leona Of the Deering District spent
part Of last week with friends at
Doughty's Point.
At the Earline cottage for the sum-
mer are Mrs. b. A. Nustedt and
daughter, Marion Of jamaica Plains.
Miss Marion Mcdonald Of vesper
street spent last week at the Harris
cottage, the guest Of Miss Coramae
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street, spent Sunday as the guest Of
her friend, Miss Evelyn Bickford at
her home at the West End.
Mrs. Helen Martin and children,
Charlie, Nellie, Edith, Jessie and
Robert OF Montreal are at the Ken.
nard cottage for the season. Their
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cAsco BAY STEAMBOAT CO.
Custom House Wharf. Pertia66 ne.
Time Table In Effect July list, 1907
WEEK DAYS.

,.l E9s Forest City L. " % tPs.s'
sz;as 10. 20. $40. 4-so. $40. $40. $50,
sa;ss I;ss; as $40. 500. $40 . $40. = lis.
For cushinss isiand-s..s. 7.so. 800,
1880 a. M. l2.l5. a.2o. $50. $40. $50
,s ss'g sss is. s sss q. ass D MOO :. m
for Little and Great Diamond Islands.
a Pesh. I.,.,d and EvsrsTeen Landings
io;s 2; M isi5. Zoo. 40. $50 $40. SO SO.
Retu.n-Lsave Little Diamond Island
sac. 200. SIS. sss p m. ' I'' go
-. RetnIn-Lsave Great Diamond Island-
SIS s rs s ssS 30 40 II LIS a. m 100 $40.
Retura-Lsave Trefethens Landing
SO. ..Is SIS, sss; I1.4o a. m. LIS. sis.
Retufn-Iesve ESerereen Landing
Gs. 1 xIS slS sas lbs a. m. i.io $40.
Se's SIS LsnSso,ns 1870 0a a. nal l.i'i isss.
400. 4.ao. $40, $40. iso. $40 D. m.
|. n n,. Too $50. i iSs 800 - iciS ss
For Hope Island and Eastern LANDING
S,nneoeasue island)-sls. 800 a. m. 1.oo.
Return-Leave Hope Island-,s..s.
. Rs,arnMi..ye Eastern Landins-s.ss.
y n II o..
For South Harpswell-s.co q. m, 400.
,iror Gsrnet Bridge CNew Meadows
Rl Rsss7aesss g n m m.
SUNDAYS
ror Forsst City Landing PEAKS
iisO: mi no, $40. s.so' % So ti Go , &c.
T0i cy:s,nF. r.l.na--.eo. 300 HOO
For L,;is ana or. ss 80; ass :. M
f;ss /, I:i,r%rss Sc: e. Ie,s s' !. %.
For Ponce. Landing Gons IsisDd)-
go. SOC. 80. 1870 2 m. 1910. lis,
'.i PSr ~. Hon. sac s:,. so. 10 z ~:
c,nnene.sue Isiand)-s-oo. $40 a m. 40.
3 yoi south & H.rp.~en-soo. $50 /. M.
For ey,pet er,ds. Nev Meadow.
;W we: s.e s ssss aS, stop on down trip
tOr at the close OF the p>rforp,s,ce q,
the Gem Theater. -
e. ,sscP :. on s., :ina only a, Landing ndi-
~ gn ~ aSs delays s.eepted and sud-
e.ys@iccs TIP for Js'; Sssy.:, az. e. s.ss.-
i.Issdl. L.iis and Great p.am sosds
lsiand). Return trip for Porsisnn sonss
fon n6,s~ landing Z, sn LOO m, Evcfsreen
.. m Iattls- Daamond Jslsnd li.1 D. M.
TO oHEAT cHEsGAoUR ISLAND,
SOUTH HARPsWELL AND THG
FAMOUS oURNGT UP TH1
NEW MEADOWS RIVER.
se.yIes eemmsneIns 6onssy, july 1ct.
Andl-s.ls, 800 q. M. Zoo. SO . M.
Eeturn-Leeye Eastern LandfnsMx q
. = ror South Harps~erl-soo a. m. 400.
EstuTs-s;se Z. 70. s.so p m.
Rfver)-so.o0 q m.
Return-s7.o0 p. m.
sWeagnsr permittin~.
,.e wn - sSs. 6s,,Zs s.esptsd ana sub
G. w. r. 0ODINC 0<~S~SY xe~-
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NEW MEADOWS DIVISION.
From Portland, Going East.

a|Sailing trip.
B-Steamer goes east via Orrs Island.
s-Mackerel Cove Wharf.
ss-Old Wharf.
.t.For ali landings except Cliff Island.
Iittlehelds and Orrs.
. C-Boat calls on signal only.
f. Z-Stops TO land passengers only.
Z. L. JORDAN. Gen. Mgr.
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weather permittine.
Unsvoioeole delays sxceptsd ana sub
5ees . change Without noticS.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-24
MERGER PUSHING
WORK ON IT'S PROPERTIES

With twelve men on the payroll, the
Biscuit Mining company, which is work
ing the old Tea Cup mine. is making
regular ore shipments to the Salt Lake
smelters; but owing to the bad condition
Of the road from Cherry Greek to the
Nevada Northern station. the company
is meeting with serious difficulty in
handling it's ore. The wagons are con-
~tinually miring in what is known as
Requa's lake.
On the 260-foot level of the E~xchequer
mine. now being operated by the Old
Imperial company. a body OF splendid
silver ore was recently encountered in
a drift. The management feels highly
elated over the strike. as the whole face
Of the drift is in this character of ore.
Ten men are kept at work blocking 1t
out. and this force will be doubled when
suficient men car be obtained.
III Hebron Last Chance mine is one
of the best properties of the district.
and with the contemplated Developments
will prove to be one of h big mines of
hi district.-Ely Expositor.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-24

w. weinberger, formerly a banker in
New Orleans, and now superintendent
of the five companies merged by Henry
C.. Stuart into a IS. 000.0 900 corporation
known as the Stuart Gold Mines Hold
ing company. is in Ely today on busi-
ness connected with the companies un-
der his control.
In an interview with an Expositor
representative he stated that the Vein
berger tunnel. which is being driven to
tap the Little Johnny vein. is now in
500 feet, and has cut several small
lodges which carry high values in gold.
Mr.. weinberger is confident that the
Little Johnny vein will be reached in
another 500 feet. and when that stage
Of development is attained there will be
in the ~neighborhood of 500 feet of stop
ingg ground. Air drills are being used In
the tunnel. and good Roadway Is being
made. Three eight-hour shifts are be-
ing employed.
A gravity tramway conveys the ore
from the mouth OF the tunnel to the To-
stamp mill. in course Of construction.
about one mile distant. and the manage
ment is anxious to complete that work
as soon as possible.
On the Olympic claim. owned by the
same company. large quantities of high
grade ore are being blocked out. A
gravity tramway will likewise be the
means Of transporting this ore from the
mine to h mill. The management
OF this ricr vein through In
given by John A. Carlson. OF
Cherry Creek. one of the original loca-
tors of the Olympia.
The Gold Canyon. now absorbed by
Stuart's merger. is employing about 40
men. and is putting forth strenuous ef-
forts to increase its working force.
Miners are very scarce at Cherry Creek.
and the progress of the district Is seri-
ously retarded on this account. This
company has just completed commodi-
GUS bunk and boarding houses for en-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-24

The upper tunnel on the Western Ne
vada Copper company's property has
followed the ore for $50 feet. the aver
age width of the vein being forty Feet.
n ~assaying from 2.3 per cent to 81
per cent copper. The lower tunnel Is
Just breaking into the ~sulphides and a
drift is being run on a mineralized zone
that is rs feet in width.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-24

The Tonopah Lumber company has
nled suit against the Nevada Green
water Mining. Milling n Smelling
company and the Goldfeld Kewanas
Mining company to recover $s4S. the
price Of mining timbers, alleged to have
been delivered to the Nevada Green
water shaft on July Sth. The plaintiff
also asks for $32s costs and fees The
mas pmceonya NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
same company has sue the Blue Bull
Mining company and the Nevada Green
water Mining and Smelling company for
s455, alleged to be due for mining tim
bers delivered on May goth. Costs and
fees amounting to s32s are also asked
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
WAVERLY BOTTOMS
"HONKY TONK"

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Cooper
and daughter, MISS Ethel, aud
sou and Miss Bertha Lee and
sister spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Singleton aud
children.
MIR. aud Mrs. Jowel and
mother, Mrs. Bra ION, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Birk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowry
called on his sister, Mrs. JDo.
carp, Sunday evening.
John carp has been quite
sick the past week but is I'M
proving.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
News of Intense Interest

McKown, of Chicago, were
guests at the home Of Will
carp last week.
The weather seems to be
settled for u while, aud our
farmers are making good use
of it, sowing wheat, cutting
corn, etc.
Odenp seems very anxious
to finish sowing his wheat.
Wonder why?
Misses Myrtle England.
Beulah carp, Stella Young,
aud Mabel Dickson attended
services at Asbury chapel
TUESDAY, night.
The carnival at Marshal
next week may be pretty well
attended on Saturday by q
large number OF our young
people, as most OF them are
going to school through the
week.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.. Fletch-
err and children spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. John
Argood.
Mrs. Jane carp spent from
Wednesday to FRIDAY, with
her daughter, Mrs. James
Demoss aud family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brark carp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pate, Mr.. aud
Mrs. William Ford and NJ :.
and Mrs. Hutton aud MIR. and
Mrs. John Humphrey spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Arnold and brother, Sam
WInfrey.
Mr.. aud Mrs. David VIM
frey and daughter called on
his aunt. Ms. Norval. wbo is
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Annie ArgUI.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

farmers of surrounding coun.
try with their families have
attended the state fair tins
week at Sedalia. Special train
running for the a%ccommoda-
ton of those attending.
j. j. Smith and NJ. ID. Jack
son have reached their des.
tination, and will spend three
or four months investigating
the gold mine recently pur-
chased by company Of Sweet
Springs citizens.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
Enjoyed Fine Dinner.

Nj. and Mrs. Orsou KING
and formlly Of near Little
Rock, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B.
Roberts. y ~ and daughter. of
Marshall. took dinner Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Settle Young, south # slater,
with Mrs. Littlstou ~ hostess.
We are told that roast pig
formed a part Of the elaborate
menu for the OCCASION.
Read the Marshall Repub-
lican.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
Doing Business Again.

ywhen my friends thought / was
abbut 70 take leave OF this world, ON
acsouut OF indigestion, nervousness
and general debility" writes A. A.
Chisholm, Tresdwell, N. Y, land
whom IL looked as II there was no hope
left, I was persuaded TO try Electric
Bitters, and I rejoice 10 say that they
are curing me I sm uow doing busi-
ness again % Of DID,, and AN still
gaining daily" Beat tonic medicine
on earth. Guaranteed by p. II. Fran.
lin, druggist. Soc.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
SWEET SPRINGS

DR.. w. w. Shafer has sold
his residence on Main Street
To Mr.. McHubbard and will
locate in Windsor in the near
future. We regret TO lose
them from our city.
Mics Emma Elliott, of Kan.
sas City visited Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Elliott this week.
J. @. DiRgs, the new pastor
OF the M. q. Church, South
with his family are now es'
tablished at the parsonage
and will preach TO that con
gregatiou Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lester
Wall announces the birth Of .
daughter, Oct Z.
Mrs. Geo. 7. Smith, of Can
eyy Kansas sis visiting bel
parents. M. and MIRA. Henry
Smith, Of DuuIssbnrg.
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The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
WEST GRAND PASS

Protracted meetings at
Asbury chupel, good crowds,
good attention and fine SER
mons. Every seems interest
ed and all denominations are
taking part. Services begin
each evening at 7:3O o'clock,
Joha German issstillgou the
mend.
Messrs. Win carp and
Hugh White and their wives
were Kansas City visitors
last yeek.
Mn. Cso. Bnruside, ~
lfAssAalk IA brothsr J. =