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New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ee~ York. Soveno-- 1907.
kst FOR PEA beans Is iitis nr.r VITA soGas dis
Tssa Qai.; b.; are 5ead unca.ar.d o4o. r-a EisasT
s,eA:y orasr yares;s. Isovias slowly se2tea Peas
sss s. 90 % t9s osoa 5' . s s Ioess & % e.t
s 5' coos 452.s: = . ss. . g ioia e E Tss @ ss ssa. @
9 s5esl 60 ysio eve esOie. 81 20 AHs = csltOFnii
s, io-tsy .2 sIS .n PKG g. S.4s. s
w.rs ockly sssorbed vith an s6vaac. % abou,
PER ;hs 6es; table grades Supplies were soo9;
y Il vas easy % rs&ii1. for eTsasSy and
rS-;or. re medium qualities had NOR. out-of
.2En 9se q A,s he'd sSs S M . I as0 70 stns sns
he taneest ss Rsih:c os ore S.5f ~ , Tsors1: 1i.,
we agost % . G'as se 'Rses ees4s Ser ' % 5ird: :
> - r.s p1cisIs c: a. extras 55T25 ac, frsis.
25G35c DO seconds 2lGzze: state aairy tues fresh
far ls92ae process specAls &c DO extras. :2..e:
% h.ts 2is DO sseond: go S o d. ..e. es9s ae ssss
ise packing Nc l. 2oGols1: do No lsSise; 20
ssHeT2. or ,-sirg AZ .as reduced prices
tI7 @ r, Iss for bsst ocobe-s ana Is.o FOR nne sep
tebers he extreme: 70 sell ss0asa s, ss aO1es :; a
bs5ezs Or that Skins having unodersts o1t!et
z5 ., '5sSs ls.n 5 s for colarsa and sls fo
ouose: state fan snail. eo!ored and White
prime 12 gl2se: do 20 fAi: loSiao; % lsEss
oeo6eF nn. l24e do eOG5aon ;o prime sias.s 90
skins ~ n specials. f2c co skins nae 49, GO
fzi- 70 zoo5 Tf9c: Go co1rcn S1Go1c; co se!l sms'
I&2c - - -. -. ., ,.,ev
f-esh gathersd sra-ee and nrr VIE sons -.
ouo-zS!e FOR Western so5ts storage eEss
are sariy active and prices SHOW nTT:er to1e ,s1
- -a-yA - vsIvsS IS unchanged We quote state
Pearsyivaz.z and nearby selected Snlte .s-S.-
selected fan-y s5GSsc; % 1xsrage ees: S@zoc 90
srs.s 10 extra hrF1s 2IGsoc; western extra 80
SOC do nrsss 2TGesci Do seconds s-s 90 .nss.aeT, 80
ia22r- dfrtes i5GiT-sc: checks iSSio sto.aS cary
pacEings i7aisc: 40 summer Psektnss i317era.1e -
FRTITS-FRESH-A pears and ounces e.
selling when fancy. but poor s'sx sSr, S,'1g -
fancy C-anberrtss eclna1i-.Lnk -
io@sF Oranges drn. Grapefruit weaker f.5sss2plss
srIl ard ueak quote: APPLES. Per coi tl~sSs g
Per bush box siess: PEARS: sseksL per esSi Esss;
- psr-Iett ara Hsurre S57s7: 60 SenrFe SsrE-@
stz<a. 60 dAlfoE and shelc9n 500, Go
Flemish Beauty. t--si: CO La.-
1900 S76s. % Kefcer. x2GS5 &C per e-ssee sSEsl.
- --sfrarv COOKING sor-s 81 to1S@ so 2ClSCES Per
GRAPES. Ep-rtver. DslaEere. Per
6n7s.c d. 6lacs reesoS. CO ca
- ~ n basket IOGI2c; do Delaware lz1 19c' 90
IaGf5c: % Niagara. Western Sew AofA -
=. SssLat go s0faSe: hiscs and Nisss-a Per %
- basker 4oGs5c. Do black sn4 NLazzrz n SsSs Esr
$3.50: 40 Delaware. s59GS5Si CaaNBEESssIE.S
90 80 rsr bsl Ness IS. Do per crate 81 rs2 y.
bbI s. a5sT IS. 20 crate " sssz so
0RsNGEs florida. box S3ESi go 90 Fo.ss sAeS
81 S@s<s 81. GRAPEFRUIT Ficda, PER BOX S4<$ss co
Pcrto Rlco. s2gSs; PISE-AFPl-aS. F4oTidA per SAis
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08

Nm .Ai; oe.E5 L92doa a. a5'. Lors.
Ing ton y 5oc - SOC c0PPER-Sas Lo6asa e5s
s $50 Is. Ly & s5s .Is. sli5sa "a, =: -! .ss < s5d
u = 2;c s.st;So;t 81 ga in a.. t2ks east.s
50 Is 7?9 LEAD Tts lower IN Lanaoa. wa sPo;
gRsaaagsd 45os 475c. sPELTER eio:sd ios.,.St
Ts6o5tsa ioesy a, IRS SS' s 20 Saa1ss Sa'
49, S:snl4Ia f2E7 d5y a1olst a; as Aad C5eyeaaI
.S g sssass :; sas5 xa:s5.;5 8Saa5
Ss:ss1:ats' vas 9glei sad unchanged the PTodpcs
folows cass Sis No1e1.S.- s!ss;ie S@e SS.Se-s.H As
SO $le soi January. February and Sfarca. sis 80
NoLAssEs AND sTRUPs-Tz. genera, trading wss
sad unchanged pTsces vsls Quo,ea GSes.a,soss tooe
D., - - ss-r'GEz esS15zSa y : las fsir. Is
ss,ti. 3 4se sYRUPs-5Ozanoa. IssIsc: fsi1 IS ;
FRoyIsICNs-4: RFoy.;i.s laa s3;s.; a.:v.
asae- asa a.. prs. a., ~ 5-, - p sos: ss7;:y
&C. Frsss7-e fFo -A7se packers cog9le wita t+ser
1900 boss: ss;H,;sa to7 F7ssay I4oo: xAs:ss ~,
& 80 AZ &C. o1aas 49, 400 PoRS-2glss ans stsesy
sf7 at' @ a:s, Is so; siSsi6 i;;35 o. "a ..a1 ~
1l-E Ssss5 s. 81 ieIis 6RsssE6 i:6 iss s6s 2
ss 91s5 9z9,et: sH0s;as i Sagi+: 10 n IaS gI='s:
IIsliisc -ALIow-Dagi C.,y =: ee-1a,y > 81 es.c
., e3!T I'D sss; e9os.a Esd9.i -:.s Gao::4
a ssFey @ .:sy c,s. aa5:.4 Is'1 4sss eIz Ne
E.Asy Quoted, O1eo 81 zee city lsrs s,ssrins eSc
RtCE-B1siHess n rice vas Moderate with ~.
5e sSss5y TO aTm oao:st!eas fellow: Screen
good or1iEa-F. 3 she prime. 81 5&r. chelc-
s%e: RaaEooa a-t BAsseia 5G5sc
eli -, ar $50, va, ie+ss & sss. T. =. sos:oe,:s:
-ey st-a1a - The South. Liquidation oy tred hoders
81 A<STessvs bear pressure sa-es !nclctsd deIs
oSe-he-. SSs5ac- 500 bes Deosahe4 a Ss5c: 2O
Scs Sca-A- g : G3Sc, 10 bels Feer1a<y. ss.c. roo
eos March. 5feS7c. and Nay ss GsTaa- Re
nned Peiro3e1u nrl ard Uacha-Set 81
eF1 white oos Ss5c. Ells, &c FhERteIph!A sToc z.
4Foc: Eecn=e cases. New YORK % eoc Ph,atesnta,
Phi.stslph.s 70 or epIE sc xass- vhi,e eases New
YORK = snc. PhLade'phia- is.S5c COTOSsEED OIL
lT1e erde So, p ~ prime sumner y.IoE. sFos ~:
a4is E54Ac- March 5sFasiae: May Sc, EsTc sad Jr.~
3 : eSc. = summer yellow Sove-h@r. SS55c: Eoot
summer yel1ow. s+S3see: prime whtte. Sss4oc A.d
sees city -av 4a5o. o,t - ;5-5 ~ .SgsSss .
oL;ta rz~. roc. LARD on. TtSTsc
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar ruled dun
ard unchanged The following Est prices sab
tect . rebate - 20 points sai discount of per
cent so- cash dzys- Crvscal 6onnEcss : eSc- Eag
tablets zoe, cut loaf eGd crushed sos. mould A.
coatect!oaers' g-anulated. 52se; xxx powdered.
ISc: poEdered coarse powdered and tr1ft powdered
80 EsEs Il s2,. a. an4 &c ezra a.. sF.as,.se sIos
DO SOC: 81. = bags ds . 25c; - Rags do 2oo
10 = bags 10. 5l5c. . and 20 . do ko5o: Eaxis
Hne standard SraauIated and diamond l. Sc;
No roc. No s. sSe: No q ssOe. No Z 5se: No
: 4s"c; 10 !$Se; No 70 43So; No y. 4S0c:
IRE London raarszs; Cor Be, sugar was aSout "a
higher. with November es +isd and December. os
81 The worlds vtsi5le s1ppiy Is cab-d ey Leadoa
as 2So 600 tons Tae local market for raw sugar
reaiaed dull ard noinaliy steady. with o~strfugs.
e6 a. Soc. nuscovado. 50 test 40c. and
Tnoasses sugar SO te,;. o5c-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
o'BRIen METROPOLITAN LIFE DIRECTOR.

~ meeting of the board OF directors OF ths
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on October
= Morgan ] O'B-iea vas elected director 20 al
the unexpired term os the late Thomas G ESitch-
he was also nozninated BY the beard one Os
the directors on the administration ticket % bs
voted for AZ the next annual election. April a
IsS. taking the place e sIr. Rstch. vno na1 60
previously nominated for reelection
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
LONDON BOARD OF TRADE SHOWING.

London. Nov. THE October statement OF he
Board OF Trade SHOWS increases OF S15.125.000 in
Imports and 2542e.000 in exports. The principal
increase in imports was s15.O00.000 in grain and
-four and the increases in exports coal s5.00O-
60e and manufactured goods sIs.75o.000. OF which
s., 5,00Oe00 were cotton fabricy
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08

V P Hume. state -4Hss - y. a: s. 50; . STATE
sheep 81 = s. -
p z Hollis state sa--p t--usN. 81 - s.
HOGS-Re-ssp-s we're - ca-s 1T50 head. al
direct 10 sla-sEtere-S Fe--.1E Eo-5-na-y lover q
W=s-=-1 atyi-sS safe z-@ Pe1lsy-variz ecEs scl1
LATE yesterday s. - 9S5 60 per -l0 n Cc-rrEy
dressed E7-s slow los. p=- -
Sz=s--rnta & S.a-,~- y=s-e-5zyA: - Sate hcE.
80 svs-eSs s. - Ps- Ioo =, ro-gas, 80 -
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
@E1

20 re-u-zre-- improvements. ne sLrP-cs S.2-1.
&. : ec-zl Per the s2jrz57-1o common
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
AMERICAN COTTON o

-cs American Cotton OIL Conpzny's report fol
-Ee year ended August 3, 80. compares as FOL
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08

D.ss:i 49,; .osi issa oss s tsa aoaa sio5s H@s
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-04
Farm Products.

CORN |
i Best ten cara white corn, lt premium, $780,; End
premium, $500 by Nose H. Land Milling Co.
2 Best ten ears yellow corn, LIST premium, $780,; End
premium $500 by Nose H. Land Milling Co.
8 Best ten ears mixed corn, lt premium, $780,; End
premium, $500
Best 4 bushel wheat, LIST premium, $1,000 by New York
Racket.
Yrd premium, $3.50 by w. +. Williams.
CABBAGE
8 heaviest heads of cabbage. violin and bow. by w +.
Vawter, dealer In Groceries, Meats and Small
Musical Merchandise.
Best half bushel Irish potatoes, lst premium, $500; End
premium, $500; 3D. premium, $500 by Rose d.
Buckner.
Best half bushel sweet potatoes, water set, by Ewell Bros.
PUMPKINS
Largest pumpkins, pair of $500 walk Over shoes by
Houx Bros.
All exhibits to be entered Monday, October l4th.
Corn must be tied with string before being presented
for exhibition.
All grain and pumpkin entries to become the proper.
ty Of the Carnival committee.
Awards will be made on Wednes-
day, October 10th.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-04

"Biddy." Gays PA. tinA1,s, ~ ~
liver think o. nAssyta'f-
"Shurs. now" says Dt11s. hsaono
dsmursly at her shoa. 'phazu. -
the subject has nives enteseo -
mind ct all. ct al"
TITS sorry Of am" says Pa - -
turned avay.s
"wan minute. Pat" says ni61gs
softly. "Ys'vs sst ne thAAhAn'''
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-04
Miscellaneous Premiums.

+. W. Miles offers a Glib. box of candy to the first white
couple married in the city during the week-and as LIST prem
ium, a $500; End, a So. 100; and Bird, a Sl.OO order OF groceries
to the person guessing nearest number OF beans in "a jar at
his store. ~ A8& #A #Hl# a
]. S. Hunter offers So worth of toilet articles to the
best looking young lady in town on Thursday.
Baby Show, Friday Oct. Is.
AT2P.M.
Prettiest girl baby under 2 years, diamond ring, by O..
A. Mauch. sN s%
Pretiest boy baby under 2 years, Q ruby ring, by G. A.
|Mauch,
TO the family containing the most persons, coming 10
the fair on Friday, Oct lS-Ed Gross will give $50 bread
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-04
Program, and Premium List Of t..
EAGLES
CARNIVAL!

draft horse or mare any age. LIST premium, $500 by
Robt. Smith, Daily Meat Market.
Best draft horse or mare any age, End premium, $3.50 by
p. II. Rea Implement Co.
Best draft team shown to wagon, lst premium, l ton Red
Label Farmer Block Coal; md premium, l ton Red
Label Parlor Block Coal by T. 7. Huff.
Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Most graceful lady rider. lat premium 100; end premium,
$500 by Terrell & DeGarmo.
Best roadster mare, lat premium, $1,000 by M. +. Ming.
Best roadster mare, end premium, $500 by Nealy Yowell.
Best roadster gelding, LIST premium, $500 by G. H. Patter.
sons Confectionery.
Best roadster gelding, Gnu premium, 50 60 by Tyler d.
Burroughs.
Best combination animal, lst premium, $1,000 by J. NJ.
Nichols.
Best combination animal, 2nd premium, box so Opechee
cigars by Cord Wholesale Grocer Co.
Best roadster horse, mare or grlding. sweepstake, one case
''Club House ~wLiskey, S18 90 by j. M Nichols.
In the afternoon Reppenhagen's ladies' Harvesting
contest will be held.
Friday, Oct. 18th.
Best gentleman driver, 1st premium. $1,000 by J. W. He'll.
Most graceful gentleman rider, 1st premium, $500
Most graceful gentleman rider, End premium, Oyster sup.
per for q by ID. M. Bray.
Best lady driver. every thing considered, lat pre-
MUM. $500 by Myers ~ Bell.
Best lady driver, every thing considered, End premium,
5 pound box candy by Booker's Confectionery.
Saturday., Oct. 10Th.
Best team of %roadsters, lat premium, $500 Chase robe by
New York Racket.
Best team of %roadsters, end premium, $3.50
Best boy rider, under 10 years, 1st premium, knee pant
suit by Hayes ~ Russell.
Best boy rider, under IS years, 2nd premium, $500 b.
Terrell IL DeGarmo.
Best boy rider. under Is years, Sd premium, whip by Pat
terson Bros.
All horse shows will be held on the public square
commencing each morning at ten o'clock, except Thurs
day, Oct. 18th, when the show will begin at nine O'Clock
All stock must be entered and ready for exhibition at tn
honr set tor the opening of the horse show each day. Tn
committee reserves the right to reject any entry. Road
|sters must be shown to buggy or skeleton wagon. Team
may be shown to carriage,
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-04

lsskIna At pssRh Rats.
us1d--I see the average leAstA &
~ II England IL a. years.
0seene-What's the mattsrf Hasnt
The automobile reached there ystfs
"
Noisy Crime.
There ID one theft which can never
be accomplished on the quiet"
what 10 that?"
~stssiins another's thunder.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-04

Winners of premiums must pre-
sent their entry card and ribbon to
Secretary, who will issue order for
the premiums.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-04

tickets; family must be taken TO store.
Best decorated show window in Eogles clors-duriug
week, LIST premium SO 90; 2ud, So 90 by Lowepstein Bros
To be awarded Thursday.
For best loaf of yeas, bread, to De entered by Tuesday,
1st premium a diamond ring. by Frank MitchkL' Pad prem,
ium $500 gold ring by W. f. Laughlin.
Special Premiums by w E. Laughlin,
Prettiest Sofa %Pilow-sl5OO gold BRACELET.
Prettiest Center Piece Nll white) s1O0 gold bracelet.
For End Premium on yeast bread-S5 % gold ring.
The jewelry offered by Messrs. Laughlin and Mitchell
will be on display at Mitchers jewelry store.
Heaviest Man.
To the heaviest man calling at BOXERS Coufectiopr.y
on Thursday will be given a box OF oo"Metropolitan Cigars"
Special Premiums Offered by
Browns Red Cross Pharmacy.
To the one guessing the number OF pills placed in u gla 3
bottle and on display in the window.
LIST premium, So 90, 4x5 Eastman Film Kodak. Pod prem.
|ium, So 90 assortment OF Toilet articles. Bird premium, Sl.Oo
Brownie Kodak.
Premiums To be seen in The Red Crrss Pharmacy Show
window during the carnival.
Ladies' Harvesting Contest.
6. L. Reppenhagen offers as lst premium
a set of single buggy harness, rubber mount
ed, valued at $500 and as ond premium a
fancy seven foot buggy whip.
For the lady driver Unjust be six or more contestants) with
single horse and buggy, who can first uDbitch, unharOess
horse, Law harness on ground in front of horse, reharoess
horse, hitch up properly. mount aud drive of. Bride tn be
left on, lines to be done up on bits properly, snaps allowed on
breeching strap, wrap straps must be used on belly bands.
tugs must be tied up generally.
The contest will be held on tie West Side of square in
front of Reppenhagen's shop ON Thursday, October IL, at
l;3O p. M. IS
Nothing bit gentle horses allowed.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Miss Josie West Of Arrow Rock
Ends Life

Becoming Respondent over
the fact that she could no,
agree with the family where
she was employed. Miss Josie
West, whose parents reside
in Cedar county, Monday
night committed suicide by
swallowing a big dose OF car
bolic acid.
Miss West was about %
years old and had been EN-.
ployed in the home Of Arthur
Dickson west OF Arrow Rock.
She had some personal dif
.ferences with Mrs. Dickson
and left Monday and went u
the home Of her aunt. She
soon after went 10 q drug
store and purchased the acit
which she took that night af
ter retiring 10 her room. II
the morning she WIS fount
dead with the empty acit
bottle near by.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
BLACKBURN

Mrs. Blackburn and son,
Church, went 10 visit j.
Blackburn in Fulton who is
very sick.
VIM. Bottle and daughter,
Maurine, are here from Guth-
rie, Oklahoma, To visit their
relatives.
w. Larue and his mother
were shopping in Blackburn
Saturday from Elmwood.
j. uolke and his cousin
bonght "a store in Northwest
Missouri.
Mrs. J. Menegali was shop.
ping in Blackburn Saturday
from Elmwood.
II. King aud his mother
went To visit their relatives
in Higginsville, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hmck from
Higginsville were spending
a few days with relatives this
week.
Mrs. Mipershagen and Kipr
visited their friends in Hig-
ginsville Sunday.
| +. Rollins moved his bar,
Der shop. into the Liliard
building.
| Mrs. Ka.lander was her,
from Elmwood Saturday shop
ping.
IL. Bohman went to atten,
the court at Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson went
to Sweet Springs Saturda,
and returned Sunday.
Mrs, Rainey and her sor
and sister left Tuesday 70
New Mexico, where they viii
lspend the summer.
sMr.and Mrs. Bradley cam,
up from Slater 70 visit thei
luncle.
Rev. and Mrs, WiGkizer, .
Kirksville, who attended th,
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE.
Missouri Christian Ministers
Meet in Annual Conven-'
ton.
MISSOURI.

The Christian ministers ol
Missouri held their annual
institute in the Christian
church in this city this week
The meeting was we'll attend
ed by a fine body Of men ant
the program carried out wa.
a profitable one TO all.
The institute opened Mon
day evening with an addres.
on "The Message of Victor
Hugo" by q. II. Combs, o1
Kansas City.
Tuesday morning devotion
nj exercises were held al
9:30 conducted by Rev. Clin
ton A. Lockhart, president o.
Texas University.
Tuesday afternoon Rev. J
NJ. Philputt, Of st. Louis
spoke on "The Problem OF th'
Old Testament" which wa
discussed by those present.
In the evening DR.. Smaller
Matthews, OF the Chicag'
University made a public nd
dress on "The Method O
Jesus.
Wednesday morning tn
subject "1'he Use of th'
Scriptures in Theology" wa
discussed after papers on th
subject by Revs. G. K. r
Frank, OF Lib'rty and G. G
Brelas, of Tarkio.
Several more interesting
sessions were held before nd
| journment.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
Closing Exercises of Sal
Branch School

A very enjoyable afternoon
was spent by the patrons OF
the SAT- Branch School on
Wednesday, April 3, which
ended q very successful term
of school taught by Miss
Katherine ]. Clawson.
A short program and The
customary spelling match,
which we're very much enjoy.
ed by all present, were follow.
ed by the distribution OF
prizes for the rewards OF
merit.
Those thus honored were
Misses Lille Hayes, Mary
and Maude Smith.
The prize to Miss Lille
Hayes. who received instruc
ton this year in First Grade
High School work was I
brit hday book. Maude Smith
also received . birthday book
Two gold pins were receivet
by Mary Smith.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
| MURPAY-MlLLS CLOTHING co.


$. l.. Hubbard aud wife left
Friday night fnr Alberta,
Mo, where Mr.. Hubbard will
take the rastorate uf Il church.
Mr.. Hubbard has been ~
Marshall about "a year and
during that time has dome u
r,Nnl business um the east side
ot the >quareas "A photograph
cr, AMI they depart with the
hest Wishes of many.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12

Christian Institute were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. NJ.
n. Chastain. They were also
entertained at dinner Tues
day by Dr.. and Mrs. &. II.
! Nuckles. Rev. Wichinr oili-
ciated at the Nuckles wedd-
ing last spring.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
Vol. XVI.
FOR SALE

We have for sale In Southern Texas the Indian Terri
TORY and the Texas Pan Handle both improved and unm
proved lands at from $40 to $40 per in tracts to suit
the buyer These lands advancing rapidly in price
and those persons who desire good farm at
reasonable price should take advantage of the oportun-
ties that we offer. We will show you any of the lands
have for sae either the first third Tuesdays
each month at which time ronnd trip tickets for not to
ceed $40 for the round trip be purchased We have
also fine list of Saline County farms for sale and adun-
dance of money at five per interest with which pay
for them. Come in and write for further nfor.
nation
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
Brought to Marshall

+. Il. Mullins. OF Miami,
was arrested in Kansas City
and brought to Marshall yes
terday on q charge of forgery
having secured S25 at the
Farmers Saving Bank BY
signing his fathers name.
He also cashed several other
checks, it is said, while in
Marshall Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
HATS! HATS! HATSl

We want all the ladies to
visit our millinery department
and inspect our hats. We are
receiving new goods daily.
Trimmed hats from S1.50 up.
Taylor's Cash Dept. Store
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
NEW STORE

4 Miss Esstellah Montgomery
now has her millinery store
ready for the reception of cns-
toners, and will be glad to
have the ladies Of Marshall
and Ssline county call and in
spect her stock and prices Al
her stand up stairs in the
building opposite the county
jail.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
LOCAL MARKET
Corrected weekly BY Swift and Co
Marsha al, April l2, l9t1.

~ s-. ~..~S@ s,svse RatsN y
toe$ psss; ~ ~ IN,
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12

\ hoy arrived al the home
nf Mr.. AMI Mrs. W. X. UIz,
near fair,ill"on Marcn 2irh.
It's Grandpa ulz now! W. II.
Utz.)
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
NEWTON & LEONARD,
MARSHALL, MISSOURI
MARSHALL,
DEATHS
]. II. Howery

died at his home cast of M.
V. G. yesterday aged about
so years.
deaths continued on pnge Al
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
THE SHOE FACTORY
An Effort Being Made to Sc
cure One For Marshall

given the opportunity OF show
ing what she can do. As soon
as our citizens learned of this
matter, the Commercial Club
was organized, committees
we're appointed aud everybody
got busy. Wednesday Messys.
Roblee and Snyder, represent
ing Brown Shoe Co., visited
our city aud we're shswn
around by u committee APP
pointed for that purpose.
They we're favorably Impress
ed with Marshall and said
after they had visited several
other cities under considera.
tion they would notify the
committee as u their conclu-
sions.
II Marshall Is considered
by them as a suitable location
our town will have W make
AN offer Of a bonus, as the
company will expect at least
u site, factory building, en-.
gine, ETC., free as an induce
ment 10 locate here. This
will cost approximately $780,
600, and IL is thought will not
he hard TO raise. If 81 me
other suitable location would
offer more than Marshall, we
would of course fail TO secure
the factory.
This factory would mean
much To Marshall, but more
W the farmers of Saline.
Good land IN worth "A good
price anywhere, but when y
good market or better traca'
portation facilities are added
the land IL worth proportion.
a'ely more. With hundreds
of people employed in Mar.
shall mt u good cash salary
this market would be greatly
improved and the business
man. property holder, wage
worker and farmer would all
reap the benefit. And we
therefore feel that all should
lend the project encourage
ment when the oppor tunity
presents itself.
Report Of the Committee.
We the undersigned com
mittee appointed by the Mar
shall Commercial Club TO pro
cure location for the Browi
Shoe Co. branch factory il
Marshall beg 10 make repor
that Mr.. j. L. Roblee aud Mr.
Snyder the representative,
OF the Brown Snoe Co., VIII,
were in our city Wednesday
April 10th, we're very mucl
pleased with Marshall; the,
admired the sites offered then
and inquired into the amour
of labor available, the waite
|, supply and facilities for sc
) curing fuel and other matter
of interest TO them il the
should locate their factor
!, here.
Having many other locs
tions in view they were nc
! prepared to give the commi,
. tee a definite reply until the
. had inspected all the place
they had in view.
The gentlemen promised
make a definite answer tu OH
J. city in about ten days.
Should that be favorable
is"up to" every man, woma
land child 10 ssput their shou
ders 70 The wheel' and aid
! secnrjug the best propNsitiq
\ TINT has ever been offered Il,
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Eggsl Eggsi Egesl W.
want III you win bring. VIII
pay highest price.
(, Iaylof's Cab pspt. store
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-31

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