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The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
pine clav Il WASHING Tnh.

A little pipe clay dissolved In the
water employed in washing linen,
cleans the dirtiest clothes thoroughly,
with a great saving Of labor and soap.
It will also improve the color OF thu
linen, giving It, II used regularly, The
appearance Of having been bleached
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Homemade MuciIaue.

A muscilage that will keep we'll and
will remain elastic even when 1t has
dried may be made by dissolving one
part of salicylic acid in 20 parts Of scft
soaR and three parts Of glycerin. This
mixture should be shaken well and
then added to a paste Of gum arabic
and water.
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Visiting cards printed VI this office.

Visiting cards printed Vt this office.
The county commissioners were 10 ere
sion Inst Monday Al the court house,
For SALE O'ivrr typewriter, new.
Inquire At this uffice. "
WANTED : Women at the Home Steam
\ Laundry. J. 8. Rack. II
Mrs. SEWER is building new residence
on lots west Of l. e. Pendlelon's nome
OH First avenue.
WANTED Girls for dining room. Ex-
perieuce not necessary. Apply at Par
vey Housr. At
Town lots sold on inatallment plan.
Bargains IN land. 4. \. Beal Il Co., W.
v. Brown, agent. At
Anyone having. cream bottles from
Surgeons store will please return them at
once and oblige. Il
WANTED-1'o bny good team OF
mares weighing about 1900 pounds each.
Write, Box IA Ford, Kans. IL
IL RENT-Three unfurnished or partly
furnished rooms. Inquire I've blocks
east OF the court house, OF C. NJ. Wiles. II
We sell repairs for all threshing ma
chine engines. We sell the J. l. Case
threshing machines. W. V. Brown u Il.
Lohrding. AZ
A picture Of Miss Grsyce Burson who
resides in this city, appeared 10 the last
Sundays edition OF the Topeka Daily
Capital, In the Kansas Beauty Contest.
BIDS WANTED For furnishing twenty.
five tons of hay and ten tons Of STRAW for
the Reunion. j. A. ARMENr,
At Secretary.
Rlcbsrd Godfrey has been appointed
clerk OF Grandview Township by the
Board Of County Commissioners. in the
place of II. u. Wing, who has resigned.
Racing matinee at the park on Friday
afternoon, June 81. Follow the crowd
and see some good races. The Dodge
City band will furnish music between
races.
Nine lots for sale, three blocks west of
Carnegie Library. Sidewalk Is built,
water on street. Building restrictions
Easy payments. Apply to P. H. Young
and +. IL. BallOu. II
Marriage licanses were issued on June
the 17h TO Joseph p. Byers OF yelling
ton, Rams. and Elizabeth Chapman OF
Woodward, Okla, also Elmer NJ. Hamil
ton Of Carmen, Klaus, and Nellie Miller
OF Wright
After delightful three days outing on
Buckner Creek, Messrs Rob Rath, Ralph
win and Kari Miller, Dillworth Baird,
Leavtt, Chss. Milton and Misses Grace
Hale, Bertha Rath, Nellie Chapman, Car
rie Fash and Miss Carrot. with Mrs L.
Il. Miller rs chapercn, returned to this
city last Friday evening.
Wanted for u. 5. army: Able bodied
unmarried men between ages of Fl aud
80, citizens Of Unied States, of good
character aud temperate habits, VINO can
speak, read and write English. Men
wanted for Philippine Service. For iu-
formation apply TO Recruiting Oflieer,
room 2. above City Shoe store, Dodge
City, kas.
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Card of Thanks.

Mrs. Simon Regnier and children de-
sire to thauk their many friends and
nelghbors for the kindness and sympathy
shown during the sickness and sad
bereavement by the death Of our be-
loved husband and father, and for the
MANY beautiful flowers.
MRS. SIMON RFGNIER,
HURERT REoNIRR
MRS. NORA SCHMID.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Closing ont large stock ot planres
cheap At City Furniture Store. II
n yoi ~ali goo'l SECTIONAL book case.
geta Gums. City Furniture store. Ii
A large line Of furniture, carpets and
Tugs at City Furniture Store. Come and
get our prices. 1t
Lost Watch charm Oldfpllow en-
ben, also o. u. :. pin. Finder please
leave at Sturgeon Bros. confectionery
store. IL
FoR SAlE--S. II. 1 Ofl4 1921 %, Ford
County, 80 days, $1,000 w cash, luyesli-
gate. Address owner, A. u. Hickman,
Henderson, Knox Co., Illinois.
Sure to please. You are Invited 10 call
and look over our stock Of go-carts and
baby carriages. Prices So OO to go 90.
City Furniture Store. II
Earl Chambers has been unable to at.
tend to his duties at the Stubos grocery
store, for the past several days, owing to
an injured finger.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is best for
women and children. Its mild action
and pleasant taste makes 1t preferable to
violent purgatives, such as pills, tablets,
etc. Get The booklet and a sample OF
Orino ut The Pine q Bond Drug 70,
Albert B. Fasig and Miss Dora J. BOs.
ter were quietly married last Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. Fasigs par
ents. Elder Cornelius of the Christian
Church here officiating. The happy
couple left on No 8 for few days visit
with friends IN Denver.
W r. Ward, Of Dyersburg, Tenn
writes; "Fbis is to certify that have
used Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for
chronic constipation. and it has proven,
without doubt. to be thorough. prac-
teal remedy 'or this trouble, AID it il
with pleasure | offer my consideration.
reference"
An invitation was extended TO the
children OF Fort Dodge bv the Parker
Amusement Company, to attend the var
ions attractions on the carnival grounds
Thursday. About seventy-tve children
are here this afternoon In charge of Com
mandant Thomas, and are thoroughly
enjoying the shows.
Subjects for consideration at the Chris
tan church Sunday, June GARD: IL y. III
The Improbable Servant. SD. III. Unit,
In Christ Miss Hawley will sing at th'
evening service. You are cordially in
vited to attend these services. We begiI
preparations at once for our great meet
Ing this fall Make arrangements to en-.
Joy It with us. CORNELIUS. Minister.
The Santa Fe company will run An ex
cnrsion to Colorado on June 22nd
Either Pueblo, Colorado springs or Den
yer, the ceuters Of the states CONNER.
cial, industrial and resort life, may b.
visited for two days, starting Saturta,
June % d at 9:20 p. N. and arriving a
Denver. the farthest point, at 1890 a.
m. on June 23ld. On the return the
train leaves Denver at 500 p m. on JUNE
9th, making two days to visit points OF
interest In the capital city. The excur
sion rate is SIS 90 for the round trip
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Easy for Counterfeiters.

With silver at 60 cents an ounce, a
counterfeiter can, it is said, make five
quarters from every ounce-quarters
that ring true and have every appear
ance of the real thing.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
A Hannx Definition Of Expert.

An expert alienist seems to be a
man who gets 500 to 5000 day for
knowing more things than a lawyer
can make him tell.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
Vain Quest.

He who seeks a brother without a
fault will have to remain without
brother.-From the Talmud.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
Flour and Feed.

The Farmers Elevator has full snip
ply Of Moses Best -four, and feed. Call
AMI zee 1t, and learn prices. If
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20

Burden We Would All Assume.
Rich may be burden, but few Of
us are willing to kick at a burden Of
that kind.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
Make Suicide a Jest.

In the Celestial empire, where hu-
man life is held cheap, the genius or
demon of suicide is represented as q
jester.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20

Canals Frozen Half the Year.
Sweden's canals are frozen up On
an average for 155 days in each year.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
DANCER in False Friends.

From those trust, God guard me;
from those l mistrust will guard my
self.-Italian proverb.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
Senses of MONKEYS

Monkeys are remarkably keen Of
sight, but deficient in sense of smell.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
As the EvoIutionist Figures II.

Impudence becomes sang froid after
its possessor has about 100000.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
Product Of British Mills.

British mills turn out daily more
than 10000 miles of cotton cloth.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
Lepers In Norway.

Norway has five leper hospitals
with about 600 patients.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20
cervantes, Faith.

Heavens help is better than early
rising.-Cervantes.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-20

samoa's Big Industry.
Samoa exported, in 1905. 27h tons
Of cocoa beans.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
FOR SALE!
A Splendid Stock and Grain Farm
in Saline County, Mo.

/ have for sale a farm containing about 800. acres will,
good Groom house. splendid new barns and good cribs,
about two miles of woven wire fence. 400 hedge posts, two
Inever.faiing springs. l 0 acres in wheat, possession of
which can be had in fall of 1907. This farm IL now rented
for %two.ffths of all crops 10y good tenant. II IN within six
miles Of two good towns, each located on railroad, splen1id
neighborhood, good school one mile of premises.
/ will sell the farm at $50 per acre, one. half down, de-.
ferred payments to run one, two. three, four or five years,
at six per cent, If desired. If sold 1t must be within the
next 81 days. l will give purchaser six per cent interest
on cost of SAME for FIVE years lease IL 80 defired and guar.
antee that farm will he in far better condition than now at
expiration of lease.
Thirty five years experience in farming in this county
| feel | know the value of its lands and l do not heeitate tn
say l consider 1t well worth the price. Az to my responsi.
bility to carry out my contract, ask anyone in the county
who knows me.
Owing to the fact that [ may be absent several days. l
have authorized any of the real estate firms in Marshall Ia
show aud sell same. Also Huston d. Beatty of Sweet
Springs, Mo.
This farm has not been on the market or in %anyone's
hands to sell until the Last month and have exclusive
my alb. ence from home.
There are many farms in this county that have been
sold in the last two years for SIS and $50 per acre that /
feel are not worth n dollar more than this place, and when
shaped up | feel that that will be nearer the value of this
place than the present price. Owing to the death of one
of the owners of said farm IL il now offered for sale.
Address me at Marshall, Mo. Phone 36a.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Don't Try to Drive Your Hus'
hand

The old rroverb says
"There are three things which
can be managed only by coax
ing-a kid glove, a fire, and a
man."
Take my advice aud never
try any other method with a
husband. The woman, mar.
ried or single, who fights for
her rights, has q hard strug:
gle, often 70 fail at last; while
she who takes them gracious.
'ly is allowed TO walk OF free
by, If not invited to come blck
again.
Any married woman gifted
with even q small degree OF
diplomacy may have her own
way quite - much, IL mot
more. than il gond for her, II
only abe b. careful always "a
defer 70 Der nominal lord and
master and never - allow
Ainillf east y ~ 4
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

suspect that she has been
able to persuade him that her
way IL his own. The secret
'of her power lies in u nuts he'll
it Is the power brhind Che
throne which never openly
asserts ITSELF.
All men hate to be ruled
indeed, no man will be If he
knows il. The woman who
is truly mistress Of her house.
hold never fails la set her
husband upon u pedestal aud
insist that all The household
shall honor him as lord and
master thereof.
Difference to her husband Is
the drop of oil which keeps
the wheels of the domestic
machine running smoothly.
Selected.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
J. R. THOMAS.

knows, the work is ample
enough.
But / also feel she cin. de-
the best work in her home IL
she has healthy outside inter-
ests and occupations in addi-
lion, and ! most firmly believe
that she cannot do her FULL
duty by her husband IL she
occupies II merely scrvile
attitude toward him and sub.
mits 10 i'll treatment, and that
'.he is quite rs bad u mother
IL weak and foolish as IL hard
and unloveable."
Sound sense marks every
word Of the foregoing. 1t lie.
serves wider publicity than it
is likely TO have. Parents all
over, not only in America
but In other countries, would
do well to mark, learn and
inwardly digest" these words
of President Roosevelt. Be-
lirving that their perusal can
not fail To make for better
marriage relations and better
parcnt-hood ! gladly relin-
quish the editorial chair'this
week in order that our thou
sands of readers may have
the benefit of their presidents
Elk.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
A Plea for Girls

There Is nothing better for
"a girl, sometimes, than "A
little heavy praise when per-
forming household duties.
Many good people whom we
know act in n directly oppo-
site manner, and think moth
ing better than finding
and blame. We find sore
burdens enough, bitterness
and painand hard work enough
10 our lives 10 depress us and
keep us humble. A hearty
word Of IN or even
"A look of appreciation will
brighten the heart aud send n
girl ahead with new hope and
energy, and IL gwen in the
right moment will do her no
harm. We know OF girls who
are really heart starved for n
little praise and appreciation
OF the many small deeds they
accomplish from day to day,
and become maynard and de-
pressed for the lack Of appre-
citation from their parents.
who really think they are
using their children in u
kindly manner.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

The color question ~ Icing
persistenly agiiated ut pres
ent for political reasons and
even professors" at the age
of q give wonderful advice.
Much of what is being said is
true, but where is the necess-
ity Of saying it. Surely there
~ no danger In seven-eights
of lh" couHtiy's population b =
in overcome by an almo /
helpless one-eighth in case of
aIace war.
The n gro is eng trained
10 believe that h, is 4 naisdnce
that must be gotten rid of IT.
any cost. He Is told that the
north has no further use for
him and is hated there AS
much rs in the south, when
in fact the north is not CIV
ing him u serious thought.
Tie colored organs find it
profitable to keep up the
agitation and prod the negro
from the other side, and be-
tween the two his wrongs
appear mountain high.
1t is true that where the
northern man comes in con.
tact with the color ed man he
is often Disguised at his be.
havior because he is being
trained TO look upon every
white man AS an enemy.
The whole object in view
10 to cement the south more
solidly for political reasons,
and this way at the same
nme overshadow the great
questions Of the day. This
Il apparent from the fact
y ~ no remedy ii being ad-
ganced- The s'dangers
Avs bsing pointed out.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Legislature will. Adjourn To.
day.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March
|9.-The resolution To adjourn
sine die on Friday, March Is,
was called up Immediately af.
ter the senate met this morn.
ing and il was adopted. Sen
ator Farris stated, in calling
IL up, that he lad conferred
with u number Of the men,
bers Of the hou se and they
had told him that the house
would be ready 70 quit by
that time, by working sever,
al nights the coming week.
This is reversing the usual
order OF things, for, as n mat
ter Of precedent, The first
move To reach final adjourn
ment comes from the house.
and It is usually the senate
that holds u check rein on the
matter and does not release
its grip until things are in
shape for the closing of the
session. This puts the o at.
ter up to the house, as the
senate has now committed
ITSELF and the lower body will
how have TO do the watchdog
act on the anal adjournment.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

The next regular examina-
tion for teacher's Certificate
will be given in my Office
Friday aud Saturday, March
22-23. The subjects will be
gwen 10 the following order.
First Day. Geography,
grammar, algebra, orthog,
rapuy, language, arithmetic,
and literature.
6scs,nd Day, Reading, civ
9ox't, y. =. histovy, science,
Is's'sss|l sssssssss ssa
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Wouldn't IL sound fine Ia
have the president of the
Christian Endeavor Society
Of the FIRST Christian church
make the speech AT "A prayer
meeting that he recently made
ut u mass meeting IN the court
house? OF course IL wouldn't
u, printable, but it would tick
H. "A Marshall audience.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

far when the mules. going
fast, struck u tree with the
rope, the mules passing one
ON each side the tree with
such force as To break their
! etks. Killing them instant.
~. He returned and bought
Il second pair. NJ. Coving.
ton generously dividing The
Load with him. --Salisbury
Press. Spectator.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

a certain man is going
around telling what he will
do uo the editor Of this paper
II he catches him. When this
man vili6ed us publicly re-
Gently we smiled and went
our way, rs his remarks were
such rs were Iund TO brand
the author. 50 we judge we
nave touched Il soft spot.
We're doing business at the
OLD stand.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
March s, 1871.
The Presidents Advice

Some people think the Pres
ident might be- better employ
ed than in giving parents adj
vice as To the Size Of their
families and their duty as
parents, but surely the most
critical critic Of President
Rocsevclt can find no objec-
ton Ia the letter which he sent
To the president of the New
York State Mothers Assem-
bly,.
The president says:
''f'or one OF your topics.
how would IL do 10 speak of
the place Of the father in the
homcy Now and then people
forget that exactly us the
mother must help the bread
winner by being n good house.
wife, so the father in his turn,
II he is worth his salt, must
in every way back up The
mother in helping bring up
the children.
After all, The prime duties
are elemental, and no amount
OF cultivation, no amount of
business force and sagacity
will make the average man Il
good citizen unless that aver
age man Is "a good husband
and father, and unless he is Il
successful bread winner, is
tender and considerate with
his wife and both loving and
wise (for to be loving and
weak and foolish is utterly
ruinous) in dealing with the
cnildren.
l think it a crime for the
woman TO shirk her primary
duties, To shrink from being a
wife and mother.
OF course the woman should
the same right as the
man to train her mind, tol
herself. and OCCASION
woman can and ought
% follow sorne special vocal
ion in addition to (never in
substitution for) her home
Bat just as the biz hest
work for The normal man is
work for his wife and 4 ail-
lren, SO the njghest work .;a,r
he normal woman il the wo III
the home, where, Heav -
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Kansas Cityhas raised more
tan half Of u 500. ODO fund
~ establish "A boat line on the
Missouri.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

The man who is unable H.
NJ axe a success Of his own
business is a poor man TO look
after the publ.c's business.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Work will begin ut 8 u. NJ,
promptly.
W. G.. Fisher.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Republicanism was given Il
severe blow in this state last
Thursday when the Republi-
cans Of ST. Louis nominated
nine saloon.keepers for the
house Of deli gates out of u
totil Of twenty eight caudi.
dates. Republicans have
been expecting much from ST.
Louis towards carrying the
state in 1908, but with such
antics ST. Louis will again b.
found in tn Dcmt cratic col.
umn. The balance OF the city
ticket nominated was made
up Of very inferior material.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
III MOROUS

Cannibal Chief: "Havc you
any last message that you
wish to have sent homer"
Stern LWking Female:" Yes
l have. Don't let my son in.
law know"
Joe married. Miss Paula
M'Qudver,
And, although she was
thin and passc
She really had lots in her
favor
About eight city lots on
Broadway!
The Owner: ''Why are you
arresting us?"
Thecounty constable: "Wal,
| need til money. I'm trying
ter git enough from fees ter
buy an automobile myself"
He: II played my first
game Of golf this afternoon"
Sne: "And what did you go
around mp
He: (innocently): "Knick.
erbockers."
Tommy: What does the
paper mean by calling Mr..
Sharp AN eight by ten bust
ness mani"
Tommy's Father: IL pre-.
sumo IL means he is not ex-
actly square"
When you see n boy skating
and you begin to say Ia your
self, ~ could beat him skat.
Ing when l was his age" il is
II sign that you are growing
old. The older you get the
better you could skate when
"a boy.
Little Girl: Your papa has
got one leg, hasn't hep"
Veterans Little Girl:
Yes"
Little Girl: "Where's his
other one?'
Veterans Little Girl:
'.Hush, dear. It's in Heavens"
SchoOlmaster: 'Anony.
nous means without a name.
Give me a sentence showing
you understand how TO uset the
word"
Small Boy: sour new baby
is anonymous"
II can induce the most
contrary man in the world to
agree with me-"
''Indeed! How, pray?
by saying mean things
.ho..s 1T, u,;-L1.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

WANTED ainting and psperhanQ.
sug ~ doby experienced man. Sxtis-
faction guaranteed.
cleve. Miller,
'nPr' Sl2 Mitchell.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
WANT COLUMN


FOX SALE DOMESTIC sewing Mach
sne, WIN ~ a'tachnents, Ia lirst class
order. Cheap.
~. Clsvc Miller,
MAI ~ Si2 Il Mitchell.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

FOR sALE-My AZ sbrs farm a.
W.lsoa springs, daring March. -
elo0 per acre. Well Improved, GOOD
buildings and fences, Tui. IL ! snap
Tor = small farm. Address.
Martin Hsyss,
-, " ~ no. Q Msrshalt
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

IL can induce the most
contrary man in the world to
agree with me-"
Indeed! How, pra,
"By saying mean things
about his neighors."
Fergus County Democrat., 1907-10-08
MONTANA WILL GET
another RAILROAD
GREAT 500 DECIDES TO Elk.
TEND IT'S LINE TO THE
PACIFIC COAST.

1T will be an impossibility to
properly handle the business. The
only solution is another transcon-
tinental road. 1t is for the purpose
of building such that the 500 line
has doubled its capital stock. The
completion of another line to the
coast is question Of months. The
new road will pass through Spokane,
and will probably have its terminal
at Tacoma"
That is the splendid news for
Montana announced at Tacoma by
F. G. Collins, travelling passenger
agent Of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way-one of the highest and most
responsible representatives Of that
great railway system in the north
west
Shortly after the completion of
the Canadian Pacific railroad in the
late 8Os," Mr.. Collins is quoted as
stating in an interview with the
Tacoma Ledger, the officials of that
company saw the necessity of own
ing lines in the United States, es-
pecially in the central west AS the
laws of the United States and
Canada prevented the Canadian Pa
cifc from doing business in both
countries under the same name and
charter, another company was re-
sorted to and the Minneapolis, St.
Paul & Sault Ste. Marie and Duluth,
South Shore & Atlantic railroads
we're built
"The money for these roads was
furnished by an American represen-
tative of the Canadian Pacific and
the capital stock in both roads has
always been owned by that company.
The overland traffic of the Canadian
Pacific between the Pacific ocean
and St. Paul and Minneapolis goes
from the coast to Portal, North Da-
kota, on the lines of that company,
and is there. taken by the 500 line
to ST. Paul.
when James J. Hill completed his
Great Northern road the 500 peo-
pie built cross line tapping the
Great Northern system at II points
in the Dakota and Minnesota wheat
belt between Thief River Falls, Min
nesota, and Kenmare, North Dakota.
The resultant competition worked
very greatly to the advantage of ship
pers in the territory affected, but
aroused the ire of Mr.. Hill, who
threatened to parallel the line of the
Canadian Pacific to the coast. To
meet this threat. Sir Thomas Van
Horne, head of the Canadian Pacific,