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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22
The New SChuOi BnlldIna

The Committee appointed by the
president Of the board of education
at their meeting last night, met this
morning with the architects, and de,
clded on the plans of the building to
be erected.
The new building will be 76xS7
feet on the ground, and will be two
stories and 4 basement. The archi-
tectS, Messrs. Hare & Anderson of
Coteyville and lola, Kansas, who
take charge of the building Of the
school house and the Free Library
and act as superintendents. in con-
Slderatlon of a fee of 81 ,4UO 90 which
Is 10 be diviSed pro rata between the
board OF education and library board.
The basement floor of the school
building will contain gymnasium
room for both boys and girls, labora.
tory and class room for science
studies, coal room and heating plant
and toilet rooms for boys and girls.
The first floor will have two recita.
ton rooms, large school room, a room
tor commercial studies, superintend
ent's Office and room for the board
of education to meet.
/ The second floor will have five
recitation rooms, and a large assem-.
bly, room with gallery. The two
upper floors are to be finished in oak,
with tile floors in the corridors, and a
tile roof. The building is to be of
BRICK.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22
Birthday Sunrise.

Quite a pleasant surprise was
given Roy Batman last Saturday
might at the home of bis parents
Oliver Batman and wife. in
Seward township, Stafford county.
The occasion being bis % birth
day, and his friends sure went in
on him. Refreshments consisting
of oysters. cake, peaches, candies
ard fruits were served. and plenty
of excellent music. by a violin
and piano, together with various
games. helped tu pass the evening
very quickly. All those who
we're present report a very pleas
ant evening. aid wish that Roy US
birthday would come twice a
year. Just before being dismis.
sed a novel plan was tried to prove
who the honored guests we're. A
huge cake with something hid in
it was cut and passed to the
guests, those finding the concealed
articles we're to be the lucky ones.
Miss Edna Batman and Emil
Schmalien were the lucky ones.
and what they found were just a
little white bean piece. Among
those who were present we're Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Archibald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Renfro. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Carr, and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Mcdonald and family.
Mrs. Anna Renfro and daughter
Lena from Ray. Mr.. and Msr.
Lin Barngrover and son Orville
from Speareville. The Misses
Mile Carr. Dottie SchiIIing. |
Lenora Smith. Elsa Tucker, |
Lolita Williams, Mae Strickland, |
Lola Piper, Ethel McDonlad,
HuIda Williams, Sadie Piper,
Lille Fessler, Mr.. Will Batman
and sister, Miss Edna from Lar
ned, Messrs. Perl Schmalien. Fred |
Hewitt, Bert Carr, h. Williams,
Jim Schmalien, VIII SchiIling,
Harry Stauffer. B. Mall, D. |
Tucker, E. W. SchmaIien. Lee
Taylor L. Hewitt, Eli Barn
grover, Al johnson. A. Selma
lien, Theo. Feslnr, Otto Renfro, !
Tom Click, Ernest Carr, and
Leslie Mcdonald. o. |
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22

B. Mall, Of KiDgsdown. Ford
county, was a caller at this Office
Wednesday morning and ordered
the Democrat sent To him.
Will Batman Of River town sbip
spent the past week visiting bis
cousin. Roy Batman. south OF
Great d.-Larned Tiller and
Toiler.
j. o. Tucker of Great Bend
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his uncle. u. N. Tucker. Alden
Journal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22
Beautiful And Helpful.

The March number of Style
q American DresSmaker is larger
and more attractive than any previous
number.
The cover design is stunning.
The story which begins on The first
inside page, is amusing.
Some new departments have been
added. A review. of the New York
Theatres is beautifully illustrated.
An arlical on ndSiches for all
occasions suggests some delicious
and dainty new kinds. 90
The Dry. TiDting Process for COL
orlng and: shading all Sorts of materi.
ais, and. which has been so much
asked ior. since this magazine pub.
llshed it last May, is again printed in
the March issue.
There is more than the usual va
riety of designs Of dresses and wraps
for women and children.
AS usual, there are many helpful
suggestions for every woman who
sewS. 9 %
Subscription price, sl.OO a year.
Send your name and address for
sample copy to
STYLE & AMERICAN DRESSMAKER,
24& 26 East 2Ist St.,
New York
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22

Mr.. Nh: Johnson returned Thurs
day evening from a trip 10 Arkansa.
City where be went 10 attend meet
ing Of the State Board of Pharmacy
Mr. Johnson, who is manager Of The
A. & a. Drug store in this city, had
never passed the examination in
Kansas, but has been a registered
pharmacist in Missouri for severa
years. He has been working undo
a special permit which entitled him tc
practioe.in this state until the stat,
board met. Mr.. Johnson passed
very credible examination, and i.
now registered pharmacist in thi.
state. The next meeting of tn,
Board will be held at Kansas CITY
Kansas, on May %.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22
Could You Guess 1heml

The following contest of Kansa.
towns originated by the Sabetha higl
school class has been used at S vera
parties in Sabetha. Could you guess
Very bowlegged-Great Bend.
A thin monastery-Ablline.
Colored swiftness-Blue Rapids.
/ Why Mrs. Smith went-Smitt
Center:
e Expovnders of the gospels-Par
sons.
Pleasing to the sight-Fairview.
Descendant of sneeze-Atchison.
The price of yeast-Leavenworlh.
A sire, circle ana term in sing.
ing--Paola. Of
What the blue stocking women are
seeking independence.
What'we' get when coal is out
Newton.
What the coal merchant should DO
Ottawa.
What We secure if he does it right
-Holton.
'A9 extremity, a height and a sigh
Topeka.
= A masculine, girl's name and a
circle-Mankato.
What'the American girl needs to
secure'a duke--Price.
Invent to my ffst-to secure my
second--Lawrence.
" nat some folks have to do for a
living Russell.
What happens when acertain tree
is cut down-Cottonwood Falls.
MY hrst; not, wearing the second,
got the third-Manhattan.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22
Jacob KoeIsch. Of Ricaland

Jacob Koelsch. Of Ricaland
township, made the News a bust.
ness call last Saturday. Mr..
Koelsch, as a side line" raises
Scotch Collie dogs st. John
News.
According to the rerort ofthe stare
superintendent Of public inrtruction,
the amount in the school. fund avail
able for each child Of school age in
the state is 80 cents. Barton countY's
sAare 5 sl05s.ss, 80.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22

The Blind boone concert company
vii appear at the Presbyterian
church, on Thursday evening, March
fth. This viii be a treat which should
not be missed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22
Silk Gloves

We received our first shipment of long Silk
Gloves for spring this week, these are the full
length D inch gloves that go past the elbow
and the kind you was glad to pay 50 to $3.50
for last year, these go on SALE either OF
black or white per pair. Ol
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22

w. +. Klein returned Monday
morning from Kansas Ctr where
BIZ. had been on business
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22

Business is picking up out at R. L.
Stanley's. Thursday when be
went out to milk be found that be
bad two mole fresh cows. Later Mrs,
Stanley realizing that this mean,
more work for hin, presented hin
With fine twelve pound boy. Who
wouldn't be Barton County farmer,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22
Mrs. Bert Dawson BEAD

Mrs. Bert Dawson Bead.
Mrs. Anna Dawson, wife of
Bert Dawson, of this city. died at
the family home 1914 10th street
Sunday morning at two o'clock.
after a short illness. from an at
tack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Dawson was 80 years of
age, and leaves beside her hus.
band, six small children to mourn
her death.
The funeral will be held from
the late residence Monday after
noon at two o'clock. and inter-
ment will be in Great Bend GENE.
terry.
7. E. Murphy out on route one
is reported rs being on the sick
list.
j. S. Winget shipped cattle to
Kansas City this week. He re-
tured this moring.
Mr.. Johu Cantdeil and son Guy of
BeIoit were in the city visiting with
Ben Asher las, week.
Godfrey SkaIsky and his mother
are visiting friends in Barton
county this week. -Oferle Items.
Kinsley Graphic.
Mrs. Fl. Cheney and two
daughters of Kansas City Mo. are
in the city visiting Mrs. MehI's
mother Mrs. Josephine Cheney.
At Great Bend Saturday we
saw a cattle dealer write a check
for $lO75 for thirty head of cattle.
The date lipe was February the
9, 1907. Pratt Union.
Emmett Putnam has moved the CITY.
Bakery and restaurant from Forest
Avenue into the Mcbride building on
the corner of Main street and Lakin
Avenue, today.
Z. j. Momyer, who is one of
the hest fruit raisers in this part
OF the country, says that now is
the time to trim your grapes.
He has his all cut and staked up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gum
and children Of Cullison returned
home Saturday night from a two
weeks visit with friends in Great
Bend. Mr.. Gums father has
lived in Great Bend the past
thirty years. Pratt Union.
Dispatches in the daily news.
papers announce the suspension
of the grocery department of the
Sears Roebuck mail order con.
Germ because its maintenance has
been made imDracticable by the
pure food laws just passed. NJ
Larned Chronscope.
About thirty Of the friends Of Miss
Eva McGill gathered at the family
home on Washington street and sur.
prised her with a valentine parry.
All the guests brought a valentine
which were put in a box and drawn
out by chance. This created good
deal of amusement, while music d
games of various kinds helped 10
pass the evening very quickly. Fine
refreshments we're served, and every.
one present had a very enjoyable
time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22

One hundred and twenty more
American teachers will be needed
L. the Philippines for the next year.
Advlces to this effect were received
at the bureau Of insular affairs from
the board of education in the
Philippines. The director of educa.
ton, who has just reached the United
States from Manila will devote much
OF his timeto the work of selectips
these teachers. Fifty of them will be
appointed at entrance salaries of
$1,000 a year and the remainder
at some what smaller salaries
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-22
John lpeIIsr Dead

MI. Fred zatavern is in receipt of
ap'per from Trinidad, Colo, an.
nou'eins the death of john zo.,lsr
who formerly was in the painting and
paper hanging business in this ei,v.
Most OF the old timers b re will y.
member Mr.. zOeller, who left cre,,
D nd sometime in the early uiSSeli.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-09

SeItreih uno HlibIano mor. 6rot
Gait erfronfte i'm letten lSltIi an
afltter Snoigeition uno crbolte lid
nie nicoer BON ihrem NnfnQ. Sbr
Sobn, Der SefrctGr, beilt6te lie an
A. SuIi, un0 nIS or lie perlieB, er.
%irelite lie iif ibrer iibIid)en @eiun0s
belt. 9aIo 0araui erfranfte lie, mo
Sefretdr Gait brad I'M Il9uit feline
Sommcrfcrien in CANADA ob, INN iif
an bas arnnfenlager Der fronfcn
Mtttter ST. be9eben, ltno boI0 barolti
mlIrbc er 0urdI ipidtige RegiermgS.
Ingelegenbeiten 9e5mlngen, cine
Reiic mad Sen Ebilippinen uno Sa-
pan an5utreten, bon ripelder er iett
5lriidfebrt, nafbem er INN bic Welt
gereiIt lit. Or miro MIN ieinc Wiuts
Ter ais 9eide oitiiinoen. Ser Cant
pier o8rGii0ent @rnnt," ouf Incident
rr geItern Glirbaoen perlieB, lit am
IS. 0e5ember in Hep,Oorf f0aig.
Gle TerItorbene = niiroe' am IT..
S%eptclnber 1927 ais Sohter Solnlel
Davenport Torrep's in Help-Oorf &c.
boren. Sic binterlGBt pier ainocr,
Deren dlteIteS Der SefretGr lit.
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Champagne @urbcrcitnnecn.

Iltirui sum Ibbalten 0eS republifa'
niifen Notionaf : Contents t1
Chicago am t6. Suni. - Gas
0emofrotiide Nationol . Gonlitc
tnat 6ieie @ohe SIT @oibin9ton.
@oibiugtom, .. g., s. Deg.
- Ger oifi5ieae Nufrlf 5um Nbbol.
ten beS republifoniihen N%otional-
GonpentS in Chicago an 16. sunni
Oes nddIten SobreS mllroe id)on
beltc. i'm Ginflange nit ben 0citris
gen 9eihliiiien oeS Notionol Gomi'
te's, bonn &oritber Snrrp g.. 9teiu
erloiieu. Die Serritorierl, einidlicBs
lid NIosfo'S luno ocS Iiltrifts Co.
Iunbio, melf)e i'm lcbten r%epublitns
niifen Nationol Gonpent ourd) ie
bier Telegoten uertrctcn iparcn, per-
Scn in Dem n1d)lten mr. ie 5pei &C.
le1aten hoben. 9ie &ertretln0 ser
Staaten miro aus pier Gelegoten at
large" fir icben Staot. 5mci 0ele1n.
ten fir ieoen Hcpro'entonten at
large" i'm GongrcB unO 5pei GeleGa-
icr fir Observation-Disclosures belteben.
9aS oemofrotiide National . 60
mite miro nGd,iten 9onneritoG i'm
bieiigcn yNrIington SSotcl" 3uinm'
mcntrcten, nm 81 bcitinmen, no uno
ipalnl ser fommcnoe o~emofratiidc
National . Gonpent It%nttfinoen ioa.
Gbicdgo, Gonins Gin, ooniSpiQc,
1enper, sttlantic Gitu ulo ctlidc an.
oerc StGbte beperbeu iid ilm oeniel-
ben. ~, 8crifieoene MitglieOer oea
Iotiouol . Gonlite'S iiltb Der Nniidt,
DAB Ser b%emofrotilde Spnpcnt l6on
Dor Dem republifdniihcn u~6aeboltcu
uerbe, mo iie beiiirmorten ben 2.
Ssuni ais Iatnln fir Sen 3uiammcn.
tritt. =
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Hajicufampf in @cpraia.

Tacon, Ga, s. Te5ember. -
Ger Warihau bon Ntibuile, Ga,
murOe belte Nod)mittog in einenl
Gaiienfompie eetobtet, uno unbeltd-
tisten @criitten 3uiolge iouen nod
bier anbere Gerlonen getootet moroer
iein. gs perlautet, oaB Elm 3ug bon
200 9eipoifneten bon Snpannab nod)
Dem Shauplaee ab9egan9en lit.
(Sp1ter.) - @eitere Hafrid)ten
oilS Nibpiae ergebell, oab uuBer Dem
Warihaa Niemano %getootet ipllroc.
Ter Moroer miro nit 9lltbunbel
neripIat.
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Spoter Tibrcr auf Ser lpfomptipc

0 10 II, No, 8. Ne5ember.
Cabin Sreberid, Elm 2ofomotipiiib'
rer Ger Y2ebieb gallep.9 ubn", itarb
beute ploslid) aui ieiner Sofomotipc,
unO che irgeno Senlono borim mub.
tc, mar ser bon ibm gefiihrte Srudt-
5ug an einem @eiabriignul porbeige.
fobren ltnb ronntc bon binten her
0egen einen nobe Enrrppiac, Carbon,
County, b%nltenben, onoeren Srod)t-
5iig. Die aubiile oeS Scbteren mlroe
bemoIirt mo 5tpei 9remicr, 9tamcns
Mitaro Wtiaer uno Cyrus Oorng, CT
Iitien lebensaefGhrlide Vrilblpnn0cn.
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Ticsmal iucnigcr id)uca.

Sem 0orf, s. Gc5ember. -
Ger beltte wieoer aus Queenstown
bier einoetrofiene Glmaro Gampier
,2uiitanio" mnd)te Die Sabrt in fillT
Sagen, % Stunoen unb % Wint.
ten. gr bate fat ipGbrcno Ser gol-
oen Heiie beiti9e Stiirmc 81 befGm'
pien uno brollhte bober sum erIten
Male iiber iiinf Snge. Seine Ourd)'
ihnittlid)e 6nbrgeidNpinoiafeit be,
trua 1852 anoten pro Stlln0e.
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Butter nno Ginber ST SpSe pcr'
brannt.

9 It o II, s. Te5ember. Troll
Morp Soubert, SO Sabre olt, iolpie
ibre 5ipei ainber Gbas. Schubert, .
Sabre, unb Gmilie Soilbert, 8 SATIRE
aft, famen beute bel einenl in Tr. "a,
ga 8rongeitraBe, musgebrodenelt
0ranbe INNS 2eben. Teter Soubert
rettete iid) ourd) einen Sprung aus
Gem Seniter, brad, iebof) babel eii
Vein. Gle p~erfoblten 2eihert Der orei
Spier iinb inter ben Sriimmiern &c.
funoen moroen.
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Teutid nationole Eartct
in Sprol.

@ien, s. 9e5. = Sn Snnsbrlf lit
cine ncle oeutif~nationale Eortei &C.
griinbet pproen. oeren l(rbeber cine
encrgiitc Mgitation in's @erf gu
ieten entidIoiien iinS, nm Der Nel'
idopfung eiilen ltarfen @nbong 5i
iitern. Die Tartei ioa in einbeitlid)er
Organization Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sraftionen umfaiien unb Die Seltre.
bungen, Die ibnen aemeiniam limo,
aus alien arditen f6roern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-09

Gem SonoeISrciienoen 6. q.
Goorbecs BON Nittsbu1g, Gn., lit i'm
,GourtlonO Sotcl" in Carton, Sbip.
Gin &iItd)en nil Sdmidinhen uno
Goellteillen i'm @ertbe Don $4,000
a~eltoblcn lporocl. Gin Nngcitcllter
bes Sotels iol ser Nic6 ieil1.
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Nnklano inarnt.
Gus Wprbcn in Marcounicn muf
aufb0rcn.

Geitrci6 miro cincn Grrd in
Sofia allSii6en. Stlloentcn,
0cmonitrationen in &ctersburg
i6r0if u%nteroriidt. - Neue Su-
Acknowledgements in NuBlauo be
iilrd)tet. 49, Gnoru rcidc Del
QlleQc bel Wofu ongc6obrt -
Gcltihfeinolide @unogcbungcr
Ser Folcn IN Seitrcih -llngorl.
8etcrSbura, 8. Ic5embcr. -
Gum 3ruciten Wolc inncrbnlb eiltes
WtonntS bat Die ruiIiihe H~cgierung
ibren S%otid)dftcr IN Soiio inItrllirt,
Die 9(u.ilncrflomfeit ser bulgarii6en
Hc8icrung altf Die %3ulcbmenOc Gba.
tiafeit bllgariidJer 6%rciidnnren III
Wiacc0ouicn utD oic 0ltrd) OicIeIbcn
Der GrbaItlung 0eS 6rieOen5 bereite-
ten @cflbrcn 81 lcnten.
@ie aoniulnrbcrihtc crgebeu, lin0
in tiir5li6en &dmpien in Wnceoonicn
ilber 100 Menibcn Qet0otet oOcr per
mnoct luoroerL ltn0 Die &erluItc
prrtbcilN1 iid ungeidbr 81 gleidell
lbcilcn nlli Gbriiten mnO Mabomc-
hnncr. Nie Sreiidaoren entluideln
sic gr0Btc Sbatigfeit I'M &iuaict Ga.
loni6i, no an 80 pcrihieGcnc, II
bis 20 Mtom lturfc Nan0en ibr I'M
uclcn treiben.
glllh Scltreid miro einer1 Grltd
III Soiin nltaiiben. Mon iiird)tct,
DAB Die 1caenmGrtigcn llnrltbcn Die
E~orbotcn elmer llcllcn ollAemleInen
Nnlltrrettion I'M %tonunen0cn Srilb4
jobre lilo.
Fcter@burgcr Stu0enten.
II nruhcll.
Petersburg s. Gc5cmbcr. -
3lru critcn Mnl icit mchrcren Wtonus
ten liuO an Der bieiiQcn llniperlitat
loleoer StlIochtell . t'llfl'oell altH9c'
brodJcn. Cic EoliSci ororg Qeitcrn
IN bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elm ln6
lGItc cine misunderstanding
oi'r' ''eoef Dilno'rI %efDo'll'il9e'l
Mllroeh porgcllollilIlcll.
Ahl YfHdallltta9 lohGpeh pR S7trd;,
Ben llnl one slllloeF'IIot pom oerltte'
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Ter 9elrA'''lllulcr I''loalphi'9 'pref
Frll'f'lL o~lI3eiilnIloFr lprrilalelt'
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pnn @roInneu rr6ii,,ct Sic entbrf.
ma sic Sh,s,idt nnrnui Sot nir0ridt
rin 0rLStrnt,rn, in rinrm Gr,irf mn,
nrihIncrn mrrnr1 fam Arr nirr,;n
WoI n orob oIa her ]ie,;oc IL Scr
nr,,r ctrih rr,trr,ft S;h INN, Shpil
liner oos N1ett oro 9oiniidrn w,rcrrs
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400 Sabre Dor Gbr. ben ScllcrtllltllS
preol9te'
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Ynt Ir SCI (Hr. f3to. W,np. Stru3r).

9cninilt an Der Siiooii.Gde Der Sab
Der Siifeite Ser NSoIfc, 5trnBc IS 5mb,
oGln 6iilid % Snb bis .5u eirer unbcs
iannten Got. nanIt ilbroIi0 eutlunA be-
inaier got 100 6lS bis 5lir @ansStruBe
mo oann fiioweiiIib al brr @n1sStrnhc
CIR. l3Im - cine fsIiGdisc b5l5erue
Eiiiec iinh 0ublrrbnf. gbecibiet an
Tobu IS. Nertel iiir Stnnt3 mo St1ois
i.eicrn fir 1905. 1906 mo Siaoiitenern
tu07 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-09
BUR Wadrid)t fir Stcncrsablcr.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-09

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The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23

them. There were 900 Ieav-
ing a balance Of So The
woman handed him a $40 bill
W take the rest out of and
with fendisb glee the post
master ransacked his safe and
dug out 800 more pennies
which, added 10 the original
100. made the exact change.
That's what you call paying
EN- ia their own coiD," muir
INJURED the postmaster as the
woman left with Der luggage.
but II il fortunate for me
that looks cannot kill"
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
He was a Record Breaker

An earnest clergyman one
Sunday morning was exbort
ing those who had anxious
and troubled conscieDces TO be
sure and call on their pastor
for guidance and prayer.
''T'o show you, my brethren,
the blessed results Of these
visit with your pastor" said
he. 81 will state 10 you that
only yesterday a gentleman
OF wealth called upon me for
counsel and instruction; and
now today, my friend--today
he sits among us, not only a
Christian, but a happy bus-
band and a father"
A young lady in the audince
whispered 70 a matron:
WASN'T that pretty quick
work."
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
AMONG oUR

Among those who renewed
at Little Rock last Thursday
were Frank Hoener, o. II.
Dieckman, VIM. Spencer, j.
p. Bosaller, Vim. Rhine Henry
Viebrock and Frank Leim-
kuhler. j. l. Duncan and
Adolph Scholz we're new sub
scribers.
Steve Wesley. was up from
Hoping Thursday and handed
US a dollar for renewal.
K. g. Jordan, carrier of
route No. 2. Gillian, handed
US 50 for renewal at Gillian
last Friday.
A. B. Maddox. of north of
Gillian, handed us several
dollars for subscription Fri
day. We were sorry TO learn
of his decision 10 move to
Fairfax, Atchison county,
about Jan. LIST, having rented
his farm TO Henry Lenz. He
will keep posted on Saline
though by the Republican.
G. l. jacob, of H~oustonis,
had just completed threshipg
his big wheat crop last Satur-
day when he came TO Marshall
to by a span OF the best
Missouri mules he could End.
p. f.. jacob OF Blue Lick, was
here with him and left a dollar
for subscription TO the Re-
publican.
W. +. Riddle was up from
near Nelson Monday morns
ing and called in to order the
Republican = year for W. D.
Letter, Of the same neighbor-
hood.
J. =. Green, : jolly CAR
psnter Of this city, handed u
: dollar Saturday for renew
u, s
Mr.. J. 3. McEsdden ana
daughter, h4iss MINIS, were
|pleGeapt oalIesv ut 0eek ana