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The Marshall republican., 1907-07-26
LOCALS.

Mrs. +. ,. Reynolds was a
visitor from Napton Monday.
b. F. Naylor was a Nelson
passenger Friday.
Miss Emma Vawter is bone
on a visit from Perry, Mo.
Mrs. Bell Payne went to
Malta Beud Friday evening
ON a visit to friends.
Misses Addie and Myrtle
England visited friends in
Kansas City Saturday.
j.. B. DeGarmo went to
Higbee Monday TO look after
some cattle he has there.
A new school house Is be.
ing builS at Sharon by Louis
Reisacher, Of New Frank fort.
Miss Claudipe Rogers is
visiting friends at Louisiana,
Mo.
Miss Minnie Vance went 10
Malta b md Saturday for a
visit to Mrs. s. =. Houston.
Large numbers are regular
ly attending the band concerts
here every Thursday even.
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, of
West Marshall, made this
Office a pleasant call Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Apna Laugan Of Kan
sas City is visiting Miss
Dolores Campbell of south
Salt Pond this week.
Prof. aud Mrs. j. II. Ken
uer returned from a visit To
Paris, Mo-, Monday. the
former home Of Mrs. Kenner.
Miss Estellah Montgomery,
one OF our enterprising mil
liners, returned recently flom
a short business trip to Kan
'apolis. Kansas.
Mrs. W. j. Fulkersou re-
turned To Kansas City last
week after a several days Wis.
it to her husband and relatives
here.
The ~2-year-old daughter OF
Geo. Kruger, of near Little
Rock, was reported critically
i'll Monday OF summer com
plant.
Mrs. Geo. Young, of this
city, and daughter, Mrs. j.
Edwards, Of Slater, are back
from a visit to the formers
son, Philapder, at Valentine,
Nebraska.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. T.. Feather
stone returned Saturday from
q visit to the former's father
at Moberly. Both we're some
what indisposed on account oil
the heat on their return.
Mrs. j. G. Thompson and
shildreu, accompanied by hel
slater, Mrs. Jones Of d.
Queen, Ark, left last week
for Pilot Grove and from there
they will 60 TO Lamar on !
three weeks visit.
MrssJ. ]. Witt RETURNED
from y yisit 70 Warrepton.
Ma, yeatarday. She was 40
acBmpRnied here by Mis-
= Hsjlert, M.nieGc az ~
.e1v no WILL visit herI
tsSrs wssks.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-26

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The Marshall republican., 1907-07-26
Seldom 4
Out

DIR. Miles, Anti Pain
Pills relieve pain-not
only once, but as many
times as it is necessary to
take them. Many persons
who suffer from chronic
ailments find In them .
source of great relief from
the suffering which they
would otherwise be com
PEELED to endure. Their
soothing influence upon
the nerves strengthen
rather than weaken them.
For this reason they sell
dom lose their effective
ness.
II am ., years ola and have su6evSs
TOT ~ years from nervous frevbtes
rheupatism ana %neuralsia. psieitatiSa
sieepisssrsss. and pain .pound AZ
heart. The Or. Efnes xnti.Psin PifS
have been z bleesins 20 me. DON'T
know What I should 90 without then,
sNs me- Sssc that sne ether Hs,s r az z. s.ss
out n less time than hsys bean us
we're spsh that vouid y obliged %
>, IRs. SC noslrses.
Or. Miles, ANTI sln. eIls ars. sesd u
y, doses, IS cents. Never sold 4, buik.
Miles Medical CeS Elkhast Ind
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-26
. Chance for a Square Deal.

~ ava oSAoAV ASSoAs
Below we publish q letter
showing INSTRUMENTATION ratings
given by the various papers
OF Marshall for the 1908 d.
rectory. We do this 10 order
to give the editors who have
exaggerated" a chance to
modify their statements and
give all a square deal. In
less the figures are corrected
we will have to protect our in,
terests in a different way.
The injustice OF deceptive
figures lies in the fact that
big advertisers at a distance
have no other means Of get
ting at the truth and in this
way are misled TO pay more
for space than warranted by
the circulation. (.
N. W. AVER Il SON,
Newspaper Advertising Agents,
Philadelphia.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-26
N. W. AVER Il SON,
Newspaper Advertising Agents,
Philadelphia.

July Is, 1907.
Editor Republican,
Marshall, Mo. tts
Dear siri-Iu reply to you're Of 10th
we have to say that the Citizen did
make . report OF 1000 sverags tor the
1907 edition Of the Annual but so far
has nst reported for ls0s.
The Progress reported 1900 for
1908, no rsports for leOl-05.O6.07, but
has msds, . clsim of 1850. for the is-
sue'of 1908. The ratings for Mar
Ishsll ~ present for 1908 are:
Democrat News.. 49,. 5000
Republican -, 1000
O's'Aeu .''''..,,,,'s.....,r,..-.0o
Progress. ........,........ =. 1850
We swsis your reply. .
Very truly yours, 4.
N. W. Aver a Son.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-26
DEATHS
Continued nom P.a. /.
Charles N. HawIey.

when IL was announced that
Police Judge G. M. Hawley
had passed away, as he was
not only prominent as a citi-
zrn but was admired for bis
uprightncss aud fairness.
Our city Is a heavy loser as a
result Of his death and the
position of police judge will
be hard to eli by a man who
will decide cases with rs little
prejudice and personality as
has characterised Mr.. Haw-
ley.
He had been ailing about a
week but was not considered
seriously i'll. Sunday morn
ing he walked iuto the dining
room and complained of being
very sick, sat down into a
chair and passed away-neu.
ralgia having attacked his
heart.
His only son, Francis, called
In c. W. Lacy, a neighbor,
but they soon saw that he
was beyond aid. Besides the
son, he is survived by his
wife.
Mr.. Hawley was BORN in
New York in 1885 aud came to
Saline AZ years ago. The fu.
neral was held on the lawn Of
his home on Capital Hill Mon
day afternoon after which his
remains were laid to rest in
Ridge Park cemetery.
Mrs. Chas. Keyton
died at Little Rock Saturday
morning, July goth, as a re.
suit OF child birth. The hus-
band, a child Of three years
and the newly born baby sur
vive. The bereft have our
sympathy in their misfortune.
Mrs. Geo. Mcfarland.
Mary Jane Weddle was
born In Floyd Virginia, July
l4th, 1871. Was first daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. David
Weddle and died at Malta
Bend, Missouri, July 18th,
1907, aged 36 years and Al
days.
She was married 10 Geo.
Mcfarland July 18th 1895; TO
this union were born 3 chill
dren one of whom preceded the
mother to the, ''better land"
In infancy, one boy age 9 and
one girl age 3, q loving hus.
band and q host of relatives
aud many friends are left to
mourn her loss.
Funeral services were con
Quoted bv Rev. J. M. Carter
at M. e. Church South, at
Grand Pass, after which the
remains were laid To rest be-
meath q mound covered with
beautiful flowers, to await the
resurrection morn.
Bro. Carter took for his
text the 51-52 verses OF 18th
chapter Of first Corinthians,
"Behold / show you a mys-
terry: We shall not all sleep,
bat we shall be changed, in Q
moment, in the twinkiing Of
an,eye at the last trump. For
the trumpet shall sound, and
/ the dead shall be raised incor-
ruptible and we shall bel
changed"
May God iu his infinite wis
bonn comfort the bereaved
ones.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

~As Never Knew We Have . Stern
sch uaaess Something as rrsns
With %.

When you hegin - realize that
yUu have n stomach ID means that
this oxgan 10 mot in good condition
and II Is reminding you Of the fact
10 NOT feel discouraged and mis-.
cradle because of the presenee u
indication IL Is the bes, thing In
the world for yoa 1t yoa can oniy
see IL and give the stomach proper
treatment
Change the seak stomach 10 a
healthy une by using Mono stOm-
aeh tablets. This remedy IL not a
mere digestive giving "nly tempo
rary relief. but a combination Of
|, remedies that actually strengthen
the stomach. excite the secretion Of
gastric juices and enable the diges.
tive organs 10 ARE for food YOU
eat In a natural. normal way.
by taking a Mona tablet before
each meal you q enjoy a good
dinner without distress and suffer
Ing. and you will never know that
you have q stomach.
u q. Murphey has sold a good
many soc boxes Of Mtona stomach
tablets. and the more the remedy
Ii used. the NOR friends It has, for
every box gives satisfaction. II IL
91ld hnder an ahsol<e guarantee
ahat the money VIII In refunded
should Mona fail TO give satisfac'
ton. +. G. Murphey takes all the
risk. and the remedy will cost you
nothing unless Il cures.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

The Missouri raclfie and iEon
Mountain system the Missouri. Kan
sas 4 Texas City are arranging 10
place orders for additional freight
cars, The Missouri Pacific and Iron
Mountain system Is nov receiving
100 locomotives and 5000 cars. order.
eli last year. The locomotives will
to delivered this month and the de-
livery OF the cars will begin this
month. The system will order o
ears. tut IL has not yet decided on
the number. The Missouri. Kansas
aud Texas Is negotiating for 5000
additional freight cars The order Is
practically closed, The Mobile. Jack
son Il Kansas City intends to order
1900 new freight cars. This order
Ii also practically closed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

sEal headquarters building il 0na-
~ hee2ase Of The supreme courts
decision compelling the Sebraska
railroads 10 pay a~elimqnens taxes
amounting 10 slyaoayosa. witA aaaeE-
esa. and the aetiaa of the legislature
In eaaeGiRg a swo~cenl fare hill. the
burlington. tAEOagn GsneEal Nanag-
eF hiol9Eedge. has announced that 10
wOgA wti he done toward tho cree
uaon Of it's mammoth freight depot.
Tor which plans lad been completed.
until e0adiiioas had n least reach
ed = mon settled state " In the Les.
islatuEe Is u bill providing terminal
taxation tor Omaha which would irB-
pose heavy city lakes On the rail
rAads with their new terminal faciii
ties, aud they PROPOSE TO wait to
ste the outcome Of the legislation
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11
Block System in Use.

Tho report on safely appliances.
prepared by the interstate commerce
commission in compliance with the
Mann resolution. has been sent to
congress and will be In print in 4
few days. II concludes with a recon.
mendation that congress make suita.
BILE appropriation and authorize the
commission to conduct a series OF
tests under government auspices.
The report gives the total present
mileage In the United States protect
ed by block signals as 1872, of which
6.S27 miles have automatic and 179
miles have staff systems. The cost of
equipping with a block system, with
special cabins and signalmen indie
dependent of the existing telegraph
service is given as from s1.700 to s..
600 per mile. Automatic signals have
cost from $500 to $4,000 per mile Of
double track. and their maintenance
costs from SIS to s125 per signal per
year.
The salient facts which appear from
statements the commission has re-
ceived from railway managers are:
~ Fifty of the principal railroads Of
the country have introduced and are
using the block system OF their i'm.
portant lines. though with consider
able difference in details of appara-
tus and methods of operation. (2) The
telegraph block system is operated at
moderate expense, with a great i'm
provement in safety, as compared with
former methods of train control. (3)
Automatic block signals are almost
universally looked upon In this coun
try as the highest exemplification OF
the art, and have been and are being
developed with great energy and skill
and liberal expenditures OF money.
ca Automatic signals are ~superseding
the telegraph block system to some
extent and seem destined to do SO
increasingly in the future. go Thirty
roads of considerable length and i'm
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

Tue survey has been made for a new
Fa'lroad 10 be known as the Trim.
dad. Liberal and Englewood. ana
three carloads Of maierial-scrapers.
picks and shosels-for the grading
Of the road. have been unloaded at
Englewood. and II Is expected that
the work viii begin at once. This
road viii connect Wichita directly
with The extensive coal fields at
Trinidad. Colo. and will make an
opening for the trade Of the whole.
sale houses and manufactures here
In Wichita. and IL will also make a
direct outlet for Kansas grain In the
Colorado towns, The road will be
an extension of the Englewood
branch OF the Santa Pe, although
President Ripley Of the latter COM
pany. Is reported to have said re.
Gently that the Santa Fe
was not the organizer Of the road.
However this may be. 4, Is the opin.
lon Of men who are In a position %
speak with authority that the Santa
Fe Is back Of this new road. and that
1t will see the venture through. This
new road will mean a great deal to
this city. al the territory along the
line of the road will come here for
practically all the needs Of the peo-
plc. as Wichita IL the logical mar.
ket. The more the country develops
IN the vicinity OF Englewood. the
more business Wichita will receive.
Besides, 1t will aoffrd a cheaper rate
on coal into this vicinity, and a
cheaper rate on milling products to
the west. President Ripley is quoted
as saying recently that the road
would be finished In two years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11
Shops RUSHING Car Orders,

With all the car shops In the
country behind In their orders, and
with the number of cars now being
turned out At the plant of the Amer.
lean Car and Foundry company, as
an illustration of the work being
done. it would seem that the ques-
ton of a car shortage would o o be
solved. 1t is estimated that APPROX.
imately thirty.five miles OF freight
cars. II coupled together, have been
completed in the last few months, or
are about ready to be shipped from
jeffersOnville. This includes In the
way Of freight cars 1000 box cars
for the Norfolk and Western. 1000
box car for the Rock Island, all Of
80, 900 pounds capacity each, $500
pounds capacity each. 500 freight
cars for the Santa Fe shipped sew
eral weeks ago. and 200 cars which
are being repaired for the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road. In addition to
these. the company has just about
completed fifty baggage cars for the
Southern. fifty caboose for the San
ia FEE. fifty cabooses for the Frisco.
and 275 trolley cars for the South
Side elevated. Chicago. Inspector
r. H. Dyer will leave here this week
for Hegewisch, ILL.,. where 1000 gon-
dola or coal cars of 100. 900 pounds
capacity each are to be built for the
Norfolk and Western.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

Word has just been given out OF a
request for a railway commission
made to the government of the state
OF Chihuahua by Rodolfo Wales, jefe
politico of Parral. that state. for the
construction of a narrow gauge line
to run between Morita on the Jiminez-
Parral branch of the Mexican Central
T., the town of Allande, some distance
TO the south.
Los Colorado Mining Go. has
recently contracted large interests
near Allende, and this concern is said
to be backing the concession.
The line, II built. will run through
one of the richest agricultural valleys
in Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11
To Get sfSOo000.

Abea the Sania he haAgss f0F 1907
10 divided about sla,eoo. ese l. sum
R0~ practically dsxi4ed upon to be
placed =, the disposal Of GeneEal Man
ageT J = Hurley for this end Ut
the laa~. The directors have been
slo~ In making up the budget this
scar and ii probably gill not BE- L.
sued for = month OF more.
1t has been the custom heretofore
10 gea 1t out about the first Of the
year. The unsettled condition II les.
sslatioa ose the country and the fact
tina, the directors have been busy
alb other things Is accountable for
the delay, When asked by q Herald
reporter when the budget would be
opened and il he would tell how much
~as cunning 10 the eastern division.
Mr.. Hurley said: 1T will be some
tune before the directors will pass on
the appropriation TO be made. but I
dont mind telling you how much !
haze asked for al ! feel sure We will
g~g il, | have asked for 81. OOO. DO0
and there will be added TO this about
s. ono /" coming To us from last
years budget. This will make In all
about sl&.N00, O00. The money will be
USED in double tracking. building steel
bridges. putting In rock ballast and
paying for the new shops, All OF the
double-tracking viii be confined to
that part OF the line between Kansas
City and Chicago, We viii expend a
great deal OF money IN ballasting the
line throughout this part OF the coun'
try.
Although the directors will not vote
Us the amount asked for, for some
time. We are going right ahead with
the work. The money viii have TO
come out az the sale Of the bonds
which the stockholders voted to issue
last month"
When asked about the general man.
ayers conference with the trainmen
which he has been attending for sew
eral weeks In Chicago Mr.. Hurley
said: i may go back to Chicago In a
week or so. We made the trainmen
an offer and they refused 1t and are
now polling the members OF the
brotherhoois to see whether or not
they will authorize a strike. After
they have finished voting We will
probably meet them In Chicago
again"
In speaking Of the discrimination
of the fast mail train between Kan
sa City and Newton. an account OF
which appeared In the Herald yestcr,
day, Mr.. Hurley expressed the opinion
that the Santa Fe could not afford to
run that train without the govern,
ment's appropriation ami that 1t would
probably be removed or changed to a
passenger train on a different schea-
uie.- Topeka Herald.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11
TRACK AND train

pssFtancr base nna sea adopted block
signals Of ny kahA 81 The block
system has proved decidedly profit.
aole ssen ca lines where the signal
equipment il ~ complete. this being
accomplished By careful adherence 90
modifying rules making provision
against the deficiencies u the block
system and by the Continuance Of the
train dispatchtng regulations which
were used before the block system
VAS adopted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

4 draw bar pulled oas { u a car that
~AS h*4ng switched In the Yards last
night causing several Of the cars 10
leave ahe track, The track Was
slightly damaged ami the wrecksT
cleared everything ap ia a short time
this morning. and then left for Wagon
Mound Ia work at the chutes nj that
place,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

The p4,staAan of F@wndhAusR fare
mat Ia the lecal chops s%~~ms sO h.
one that tries meas souls Dartng
th.' pas; tao weeks stA Different Ia,
atsiaaals have hal = whaek u the
t0A, Charles Drury wAs installed In
the T~a@itlon tn" hrsa ri the week ~-
Ia Jumta Tribune
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11
tstion Il his limb k&s pEosea fal@-
Silver City tnaenn.enE-

WoF& has hegaa - TIE rev park
opposite the mnaon depot a II Raso
Walks vii he laid oag an rees aad
shraahery planted This viii make
= Vesy pretty change around the o.
Pot In the Pass City
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

ii Is reported that the n. X. & r.
will build an extension q It's line
from wilbuTton 90 Fort Smith. Ark.
a distance Of seventy miles. In order
10 tap Western Arkansas and get
into competition with other roads for
a tremendous business east and west
across the new state Of Oklahoma.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Is a new
remedy. an improvement on the Taxa
tives Of former years. as II does not
grippe or nauseate and Is pleasant 20
take. II is guaranteed. At O. @.
Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Co,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11
Buriinoton Stops Work.

Following the action of General
Manager Mohler of the Union Pacif-
lie, in calling off all work toward the
construction of a twelve-story gen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11
New WAGE increase.


sylvania lines has authorized an ad-
iustment Of the wage scale OF sta
ton employees east OF pittsbarg and
Erie. which means an increase ii
1875 per rent In the wages Of about
one.haif Of the station employees da;-
ed from the first of the present
month. The total number of men at
fected Is SAL. Their total present
pay per month amount to s275,562.
They will enjoy a monthly increase
footing up to s37.22s. There are
5 5e3 employees OF the grade who are
aeffcted by the change.
count az sickness,
Gross. Kelly & Co. + repairing
their unloading platform.
Engine 1865 took the %Supcrinten,
dents special this morning,
The signal plant at Romero was
placed In operation today at loon.
Second No. | Saturday evening had
three coaches OF "Dagoes" en- route
for the west.
Joe Ward. machinist helper at the
local shops. has resigned and will
leave for Los Angeles.
Brakeman NJ. Keeney Is laid OBJ
with appendicitis at the Atwater
boarding house In Ration.
George W. Walters and viii L.
DALEY are new firemen employed on
the New Mexico division.
Fireman Martin Huber, who has
been In California for sometime past,
is expected back to this city soon
Engineer Doree, who has been
working on the second district, Is
back on the third district again.
Another r. & w. excursion passed
through the city Saturday on return
trip from u tour of OLD Mexico.
The Hot Springs train was delayed
this morning over an hour and a half
while work was being done on the
2403.
E. R. Well, special officer for the
Santa Fe. has been In La Junta Wis.
ting with relatives an friends,
f. X. Byland. until recently an en-
gineer on the Santa Fe. Is in Pueblo
holding down a position as engineer
in the fire department.
1t Is reported that c. NJ. Taylor has
been appointed superintendent Of mo-
tive power on the Rock Island, effec-
tive March LIST.
Raleigh George of Deming, who
went to the railroad hospital at Las
Vegas some time past to be treated
for blood poison, is improving. The
report that he had suffered the ampu.
An THE ORIGINAL
.1
I~ HONEY and TAR
Throat in N.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

Raleigh George of Demfng, who
went to the railroad hospital at Las
Vegas some time past to be treated
for blood poison, is improving. The
report that he had suffered the ampu.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

1t Is reported that G. NJ. Taylor has
been appointed superintendent OF mo-
tive power on the Rock Island, effec-
tive March list.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

f, X. Byland. until recently an e n
gineer on the Santa Fe. Is in Pueblo
holding down a position as engineer
in the fire department.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

E. r. Well, special officer for the
Santa Fe, has been In La Junta Wis.
iting with relatives AMI friends,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

George W. Walters and viii l..
Daley are new firemen employed on
the New Mexico division.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-11

Brakeman NJ. Keeney Is laid op
with appendicitis at the Atwater
boarding house In Ration.