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The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Dangerous Crossing

There is a very dangerous
crossing where the west
Miami road intersects the
Mo. Pacific railroad. Persons
driving north approach the
track through a deep cut and
even though the horses are
stopped it is sometimes,
In case of II high wind or other
cause, impossible TO hear an
approaching train. The rail.
road company should be COM
PEELED TO install an electric
bell as a'warning of approach.
ing trains before someone is
killed.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Big Suits Filed.

A receiver brings suit
ag inst the directors of the
defanct Middleton bank for
$1,000. All of the defend
ants Of the suit are prominent
and well-to-do citizens of the
Wayerly country and it will
doubtless be a warmly con.
tested legal battle from start
TO finish. The defendants in
the suits are S. McCalloway,
L. Bray and Rena G
Chappell and Mamie G. Steel.
executrices of the estate of
Nathan Corder. John f. Cor.
der and Anna Galbraith. -
Waverly Times.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

says they had a most delight.
full eastern trip. They went
by way Of st. Louis, Detroit,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany
down the Hudson by boat to
New York City. to Coney
Island, Philadelphia, Balti.
more, Washington, Mt. Yer
non. Vicksburg, Va, New
port News, jamestown Ex-
position and returned by way
of Cincinnati. They took
their time and found much OF
interest at all these points
and especially at Coney
Island.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Big Paying Business.

County clerk Lohg has over Q
thousand pigeons and he ships Eve
dozen squads to 81. Louis every week,
for which he gets four dollars Q doz.
The figures were furnished Us by Mr..
Long's head manager. Col. Columbus
Rsy. aad thsx ere mighty apt to be
correct, or 81 least somewhere In that
nsighborhood -wsrrsnton Banner.
From the above 1t would
seem that q man can make
over a thousand dollars q
year with a thousand pigeons.
If this IL the case it il one
n the Biggest money making
schemeswe have heard Of yet.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Winn-Brown

Two of Marshall's best
young people Horace VIM
and Miss Harriet l.. Brown
greatly surprised tbeirfriends
Sunday by getting married.
Immediatelyafter the services
at the M. E. Church, South,
Sunday morning, which they
attended, they had Rev. j. r.
Donald pronounce them
man and wife in the presence
of several intimate friends.
They had been lovers for
some time, but had not an.
nounced their wedding day
nor the fact that they would
be married.
Mr.. Winn is +. w. Miles
right hand man and has pur.
chased a home for his bride
on VERIFY st. Miss Brown is
a daughter Of Mrs. W. II.
Brown OF West North St. and
Is one OF Marshall's charming
young ladies'. May they have
JOY and prosperity in theri
voyage through life.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
In Sunny Italy

We received several sou.
venir postal cards from Rome,
Italy, Monday sent by Robt.
Campbell, ST.. who is making
a tour of Europe. He also
sent us a daily paper from
Rome but we we're unable to
read 1t and therefore will have
to await his return to have
him read it for US. He has no
doubt mastered the language
as he hac written some things
on the cards that we can't
read!
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
A New Sport

A. @. Potter and W. f.
Boyd enjoy fishing, but are
afraid of the real big fish like
those found in Salt Fork ard
so are content with catching
crawAsh. They were Seen
going after them in earnest
Monday, getting into tie wa
ter with their shoes o.. When
caught they said they fell in,
but thai il hard n believe
with plenty Of dry land
around and sober at that.
Since there's np law against
"craws" it's alright
anyway, boyss
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Two Cents Straight

Omaha, July 10.-J. Il.
Buckingham assistant gener-
al passenger agent OF the Bur-
lington railroad, announced
to-day that within ten days
the Burlington would put in
operation a two-cent fare
schedule between all points on
that system, regardless of
whether or not the different
states have passed a two.cent
fare bill.
The Burlington traverses
Montana, Wyoming, Colorado,
Nebraska. Kansas, Missouri,
Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and South Dakota.
Clerks are now working on
the new schedule and the rate
will be placed in operation
just as quickly as the tariff Is
completed.
The action of the Burling.
ton undoubtedly will cause
other roads in the same terri
tory to follow suit.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Another Big Rain

Another big record. break
Ing rain fell Sunday night.
A. l.. Liggett, Of Slater, who
has a fine set of weather in.
struments, said that 81 inch
es fell as against As inches on
June 25th, thus making 1t
second to that big rain and
the heaviest on record for
many years with the one ex-
ception. Salt Fork left its
banks and flooded much ground
dong great damage TO the re-
planted corn.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
.' s;::: =: :. INMzM
The Prize Snake Story

: W. A. s. Hyland, of Nor
ton, gave us the seasons best
snake story Saturday. He
said Thos. Doak, a neighbor,
found a big blacksnake, about
8 feet long, in his chicken
stable one day last week and
as he was missing eggs re-
Gently. he killed the snake.
He had a white door knob in
one OF the nests as a nest egg
and he found that the snake
had swallowed the knob, which
also had part of the iron con.
Meeting bar on II, The snake
had mistaken the. door knob
for an egg. 1t is nothing un.
usual for q snake to swallow
q china egg, we are told, but
we believe this Is the Hrst
doorknob devoured; and the
snake must have felt very un'
comfortable. /.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Georgia to Become Prohibition
State

Atlanta, Ca, July l3-
Georgia enters upon a period
|of state prohibition, January
/, 1903, joining Kansas, Maine
and Dakota, unless a miracle
happens between now and
next Saturday.
This morning the Hardman
prohibition bill came up for
passage before the senate and
almost without a fight was
started on its way to become
a law by the decisive vote of
"a to z. There was a faint
hint Of a filibustering cam.
paign Friday afternoon, but
this morning the flibusters
were as tame as sheep.
The Georgian is fighting
for prohibition, the Constitu-
ton and the Journal against
1t, the governor wants local
option, the business element
in all the large cities are more
or less in favor of local option
but the country districts are
strong for prohibition, and
even in the cities the anti.
whisky element is holding the
whip hand. At the present
time there are 1875 dry coun.
ties in Georgia, the wet ones
being confined largely TO the
cities. Delegations from tie
big cities have appeared be-
fore Senate and houses pro-
testing against prohibitions,
and stating property would
& ,nerally depreciate in value
'and the measure would not
prohibit. The Constitution,
In a local story, to be printed
Tomorrow morning, acknow.
lodges prohibition is carried.
TIE .Covington bill in the
House will be passed next
week, and the governor will
sign the measure.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
A Missouri Tomato Patch.

The biggest tomato patch IN
the United States, II not in
in the world, IL located in
Clark County. Mo-, just south
of the Des Moines River. IL
belongs TO the Keokuk Cam
ming Company, and the pro.
duct Is all consumed in their
factory. In this patch there
are l70 acres of tomatoes, and
1t Is exactly a mile In length
and about one third of a mile
in width. The rows,if stretch.
ed out in a straight line,
would extend for almost 100
miles. - Canton News.
Real the NJ lrshsll Rspubli-
teHisr sM . T
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
TO THE PUBLIC

The Dental firm Of Switzel
& Vardeman by mutual con-
ssnt has this day, July 8, 1907
been dissolved. However dur
ing the month Of July, either
or both Of them can be found
at their old Offices.
Respectfully,
F. W. Switzer,
R. w. Vardeman.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
MONUMENTS

Before buying a monument
call and see our big line and
get our prices. We will not
be undsrsold by anyone. If
you think you've had a bargain
offered you by another agent,
come and see US before closing
the deal.
Bidstrup & Hammond
jy 26 Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Not q Negro

N. G. Adams says we made
a mistake in mentioning the
name of j. Vest last week by
adding colored. The man
stopped at his hotel and IL
not colored.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
A New Peace

in the form Of a young lady
at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. l.. Peace, OF
South Silt Pond ave. on July
Cd. She weighed 8 lbs.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

rlnsulss for the kidneys strengthen
these organs and assist 10 drawing
poison from the blood. Try them for
rheumatism. kidney, bladder trouble,
for lnmbsgo and tired worn tut feel
Ing. They bring quick relief. satis-
action guaranteed. Sold BY p. H.
Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
How to Cure Chilblains.

ITO enjoy freedom IRON ehilblains. z
writes John Kemp, East otisnsld,M Me-.
~ apply Bucklsn's ArnicA savlt,
Have also used II for salt rhsum Win
exosilspt tssuits.'' Cuarshtesd ~
cure fsver sores, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
burns. voupds. fross bites ard akjp
diseases. - ~ p = Trsutiinss
drug stors. j
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Big Contract

W. e. Williams informed us
that he had secured the con.
tract to furnish the Mo. COL
ony 5000 tons of coal from the
board which met Friday. He
says there was very close
bidding. j
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
4 Regular Performance

The New York Racket was
sntered through TIE base
'nent window sunday night
end some small change taken
re@ re cash drSxter.
n xes eptersds ~ she anne
esAevsfal wfeks 40. and
eash stolen.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

Summer coughs and colds yield st
once 70 Bees Laxative Cough Syrup
Contains honey and tot but no Cpl.
ates. Children like II. Pleasant to
take. It's laxative qualities recon.
mend II TO mothers. Hoarseness,
coughs, Group yield quickly. Sold
by r. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Lightning Melts Wedding Ring

Lightning Melts Wedding Ring
Mayville, N. D.-Lightning
played a queer prank at the
home OF c. G. Thomson, liv-
ing northeast of here. A bolt
which struck the house en-.
tered the room where Mrs.
Thomson was sitting, partial
ly melted The wedding ring
upon her finger and thea ran
down a stove pipe. Beyond
being somewhat shocked, the
woman was not injured.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

Man Ian Pile Remedy come put up
o q c~ollapsible tube with a nozzle.
Easy 70 apply right where soreness
and q Inflammation exists. II relieves
ct INC blind bleeding, itching or
~protruding piles. Guaranteed. Price
SOC. Get IL to-day. Sold by p. H.
Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
LOCALS.

June Swisber spent Sunday
with his brother Harry, at
Norton.
Mrs. M. o. Robinson is
keeping books for Jas. Irvine's
plumbing shop.
Rev. G. E, Burgess preach
ed at Salem Christian church,
east Of town, Sunday.
An infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Moody. of west
OF 't1wn, we are told died last
week.
John Yates informed us
Saturday that Mrs. John Van
Wrinkle, of Norton, was crit.
cally i'll.
Mrs. W. ]. Fulkerson Is
here from Kansas City visit.
ing her husband, relatives and
friends.
Judge T. W. King went to
Excelsior Springs Monday
morning for the benefit Of his
health.
Mrs. I. p. Williams was
up from Gillian several days
last week visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Petry.
Miss Lizzette Greenlease, OF
Kansas City, was the guest OF
Misses Julia and Burns Pot.
ter, north Of town, the past
week.
Mrs. Frank Taylor has
been enjoying a visit from her
sister, Mrs. Lewis Hickam,
of Bartlesville, /. T., the
past week.
Walter Keith, Of Duncan.
]. T., was the guest of his
uncle Monday. He will visit
his father, Monroe Keith, at
Herndon a month or so.
Fred Jenkins,o OF Sunnyside :,
New Mexico, spent several
days with his wife and
her parents, L. v. Cald.
wells this week. He has So
cured q position at Slater and
will move there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Feath.
erstOne, OF Redman Ave-, left
Monday on a several weeks
visit 10 the formers father at
Moberly, who is SO years old.
They will also visit J. Stewart
formerly Of Mt. Leonard.
There will be an ice cream
supper at Salem Christian
church, southeast of Mar.
shall, July Gath. In case Of
rain It will be postponed TO
the next night. This was an.
nounced by mistake last week
for the 25th.
]. E. Blackburn, we are
told, claims the distinction Of
having the first ripe tomatoes
from his garden. 'IfJuly 18th,
the date given, il the first
we've got him beat several
days-July 9th--and we were
HL
not aware that it was any.
thing unusual either. We'd
like TO hear from the June
men.
A Missouri man says you
can kill plantain and burdock
weeds as follows: Take al
common machine oil can and
squirt a little gasoline into
the top OF them near where
the leaves come from the
ground and In a few days the
gasoline seems to eat up the
plant and rot the roots. It is
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

/. W. Rey nolds, OF Norton,
says twoof his neighbors are
very anxious for the dog law
and are circulating petitions
for Il. He thinks it's q
scheme 10 get rich. They
want 70 get the job Of dog
catcher and get = dollar each
tyr Killing dogs and count 10
pups and ours ct regular
fatesi
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
AFine TFip

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Me-
meier ware 10 from Hardeman
Saturday. Mr.. Niemeier
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17
SHOPS MUST
HAVE CLEAN
TOWELS
Board of Health Passes a Bar
Der Shop Ordinance Up to the
City Council That win Pro-
tect the Helpless Shaver

II there Is a barber shop In Albu-
qucrque that needs regulation from "a
sanitary standpoint. IL Is going 10 get
regulated. The city council last night
was called upOn 10 consider for the
first time an ordinance presented by
the board Of health regulating the
manner in which barber shops shall
be conducted. The ordinance passed.
to it, first reading and was referred.
II provides for "A 81 fee annually to be
paid To the board Of health and there
after sets forth that every barber
ahop in the city Of Albuquerque must
have hot and cold water.
That the barber must wash HE
hands before Dr. shayes you and after
be- gets done with tho job.
That he must use powdered alum
when he cuts q cash In you and not
the kind hat comes In q stick.
That he must taboo the dainty
powder puff.
That he must use a clean towel m
your face and thereafter not use that
towel again until ne has had II
washed.
The sponge nay not be used on
more than one face.
That mugs and brushes must be
sterilized before being used.
That combs and razors must he
regularly disinfcctcd with some rclia-
bile Eermicide.
That the floors must be moppcd at
least once "A day.
That It shall be unlawful to sleep
IN a barber shop.
The rdinanc does not specify
whether OF not It shall be unlawful for
the customer TO go to sleep while he
Is being shaved, or whether IL applies
solely to the barber.
A fain suggestion came from the
gallery to the effect hat the ordi.
nance ought 90 contain a clause pro-
hibiting a barber from making "A GUS
toner wait more than thirty seconds
for a shave, but It didn't get In.
The ordinance viii take the
lar order.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17
THE COMBINATION Of
SALOON AND
GROCERY
Dangerous TO Morals Of Com
munity Says Alderman and
Ordinance Desired to Put a
Stop TO L.

Al last nights meeting OF the city
council Alderman r. y Niikcrson
asked that the city attorney D. I'M
structrd 20 draw an ordinance pruhih-
.ffing the operation within the city
limits u Athuouorgue 90 "a saloon and
rroccn store 49, oue establishment, or
in fhe same room. Mr.. Wilkerson
nointed out that where sac comhina-
.tlons exist children are brought con-
sfanfIv in contact with the saloon hN
being sent o. the rncer store and
that the combination was a. constant
menace 90 the morals 81 b com-
munity-
chief % Police McMtlin said that
his was one ~ thc evils b. had sought
a. have corrected hy legislation and
since ri was The opinion uf the council
that d legally had the power to pro-
.hlhlf the combination. Dc Isl probable
legislation win b. Enacted within the
'nrxf feu weeks which Will put "a stop
'fu M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17
ORDINANCE TO PUT
CURB ON AUTOS
viii Put on Speed Limit
and Provide for Licenses and
Numbers.

AZ last nights session OF the city
council a motion by Alderman Neu-
stadt was adopted i%nstructing the city
attorney Co draw an ordinance NJ
only regulating the speed of automo-
biles within the city limits Of Albu-
queruue. but also providing for iicens-
ing OF all motor cars n she inauEu-
ration of "a numbering system.
Alderman Neustadt said that tho
speed of cars was "a constant menace
10 life and limb. and that the frequent
absence OF lights was even q greater
danger. The council apparently
agreed. az the vote pa tho motion wa
unanimous. The speed limit was not
determined. on being left until the or
dinauce comes up for passage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17
SANTA FE PAYS OUT
B|GSUM IN WAGES
Yesterday Pay Day for Sep
TENDER Sees Considerable
Increase IN Size Of Pay Roll

Nearly S50.o0o was paid out hy The
Santa fe yesterday fo it- employees ON
the cuast lines system in Albuquerque.
Including the shop employees and tn IS
west ond men who gct thcIr checks
here or this sum $4,000 WAS Ia
wages and more than $4,000 if ,nc oh-
Grafton uf tho bonus system Include
ing tht more thar SIS 600 Additional
rfld here each month to employees on
fhr New McNiru Hud RIO Gluudr doe
Visions nt Tire utIr lime. the SHntl r.
paws iu ~Alhuuueruuf approximate q
100000 "a month ot more thuu $780,
600 H NrIr lu wages
Wth the proposed enlargement Of
tho shops round hHus. o. yards. tho
uaF rnll nf thr hig system is lIlwiur
here with each month
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17

borne engaged Goo sunday morning. re-
Huit3ug To their arFesL. WAS settled out
~ police our yesterday morning.
George Rutherford. "a well Known
focal carpenter. has returned - sha
city from Elmendorf n. ~. where ne
has been employed for some time Nh
Rutherford SAYS that the work at FL
mcnu1rf is progressing as rapidly as
possible. but the delay on getting ma
terial 10 the place b. causing cOnsid-
delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17
LOTS OF FISH FOR
NEW MEXICO STREAMS
Fisheries Department Gar No. Max
Aiinnows 10 Southwestern rcam

Car n ! of the bureau ~ fisheries
which reached Albuquerque Sunday.
will remain here until next saturday.
going thence back TO eastern hatcher
ies 10 get a new supply 20 trout AMI
fresh water bass for western mountain
streams.
Captain " r. smith. in charge ~
the car, said yesterday thHt his assist
ants would separate Saturday nign..
some going south. and others going
west 10 plac in the mountain streams
large schools Of iabv trout ard bass
Captain Smith goes tomorrow morn
ms 10 El psso 10 dcliy r 10 an All
ona man several hundred lass and
trout % be paced In streams ~
southern Arizona.
y ~ =. Kern caves this morning
for silver city ari Dcmiug IS place
IN the mountain streams near those
places. a large number nf fish. O.
+. Happier another assistant. leaves
on No. 7 his morning for Jerome to
take care ~ the mountain streams In
that vicinity.
Mr.. Kerth, another assistant left
the car Ar Trinidad. taking a. Cloud
croft Currizuzo and other points iu
the Rock lslHnd country. about son
baby trout and bass. He arrived in
81 Paso this week. and Will rcioin the
party there.
The fish carried hy tho care are ~
the following SPECIES. Black. spotted
rainbow and brook trout catfish rock
and black bass. a type of slnnsh. and
yellow perch
The fish are kept In larsc. upon
cans, the water being kept ttnsh and
charged with air automatically. the
air being forced into the cuae hy a
mechanism which Is operated hy The
boiler 80 the Kitchen Of the car.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17

ThlF ia on tiiment for ehieh amh
ialnH Pain Balm has proven especially triu-
Hhir in Hlmnrf every instance If affords
prompt and permanent r,Ilsf Mr. Luke
fngrtuEr ~ Orange MiUt. Says II It.
after using r. plaster nud atHar remedies
Or three weeks fHr re- hnd Ifme back Z pur-
chased RI bottle ~ ChHnhrrIHf r. Palm Balm
and two anplcauans Effected Ia cuts Dor
saic hV al u~ruEEIafH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17
MILLINERY OPENING.

Miss Laura NJ. Lutz VIII hold her
fan opening with the very latest
styles IN millinery al G South Second
street. Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. September II. Ladies invited 10
atteu daud see for themselves.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17

hs nanns 10 lad cough" d. doesn't care.
Cor roid 81 silver tut ha viii steal gaur
heaifh aanr no be- Appears lnaour hnurl
a-He.a hfm g. 1nrn vita nsitarla gore
hnunf srruu o. mar usau cantamrtrr n
raa aaut nr O. au coughs aaias sra
ahasf tnaahNa prlna $500 see and 81 Far
trfre sic tl o. 3D. CRlsng Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17

COLORADO RED BRAN. THE BEST
MADE. SPECIAL PRICES ON 1000 FOUND
mrs on MORE. y OUR PRICES ON
All. KINDS on TEED BEST QtALlI
AM RIGHT PISCES GUARANTEED.
MONEY BACK" MOULD you BE DIS
SATISFIED WITH ANYTHING BOUGHT
HERE, WHETHER THE AMOUNT BE
LARGE OR SMALL. a.. ". FEE, 602-6Oi :.
FIRST. PHONE 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17

one Of the features Of the entertain
ment at the Presbyterian experience social
on next Thursday night In the chhfch par
Tors will be a Japanese drin by six young
ladies. Helen Ward, Beva Starr, Helen
Hope. Florence Gustafson. Flossie Emory
aud Margery Arson.
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]. W.. BENNETT
tus -. FIRST ST
WTADoIAHTFRS IuH
NAVAJO HfIANkEfS An
INntAN AND MEXICAN GOODS

coon HIRAM. NATIVE PRODUCT.
No SHORTS RFNiOAfD- STftAiGHT.
CLEAN ART1grI1 y ". III. sos
COZ y IIItSI II pnDNI 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-17

Want something? Turn 20 the classified
columns Of the Morning Journal-you may
find ID in two minutes.
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rhrrf viii De- ssnn fHnHN experiences
f.If meat Thursday nIrhf . Irashr-
f.rIin church rHmr anl .Ia. ..a. rIrndr
f-...nnaHfa
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