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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
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funfts.9 Bureaus fir Den Siiocn in
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NltSmutoerer. 2lusfunfts. Bureau iiir
Den Sit0en on5ltlegen. Sie Staaten,
lpeld)e lid mabri6einli6 sur Inter
boltltng zines lold]en bureaus PEREZ.
nigc1 merOen, limo: MorDlunO, Siio.
Carolina, &irginicrL 8corgia uro
SenneiIee. 9lue oieie Stuoter, nit
auSnobmc bon Genneiiee, sbobcll
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bat loe6cn Der 9egislatur ieineS
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betonen0.
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Wtangel an Sanoarbcitern 9roB uno
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gnne NrunOcl- mo Erincc Georges
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lang ST @aoncr's Eoint, Curtis 9up,
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cine grobere Sorm ertporben.
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5n iuden.
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Mime arunoel.G County, cine 6orm,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Gro6enbeimn - Sn DER
40. Sabmsoeriummlun0 scr Subicri,
beiitcn oeS .Snobenheimotb &. Ser.
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". go,r, &arn.. G. @lott. Teubet
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Ias Gireftorium miro iit ont
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Wabl ieiner gcarnten oraoniiiren.
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TlCu5ur Beauties.
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banb.
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Observation-Disclosures non Baltimore.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
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gu oerfaufen. 1880 Gents pro Wart
ooer APO Warf fir einen Dollar.
@ediel uto Grebitbrieie auf aue'
stdote europa's. @eloienoungen,
SAifisfarten, &eiiepaiie lnb aiisI6n.
oiides @elo. Sbeu. s. 0iener & &c.,
PIT Sit.gaItimore. Strabe. (3O3-)
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nah DentidlnnS "a Gents p,, Warf,
nad OeFtreid| 20h Gents pro &rone.
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nah 9eutihIano. Meiiepdiie. @eh.
iel, Greaitbrieie uno ausIdnSiihes
@elo. Sbeu. $. 0iener e &c., 217
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Sic Srleunsl troBcns Siz
G. -9lm q. Ge5ember rihtete Der
.Seutide Gorreiponoent"a General
@eihGitsfiibrer @m, u. Souic bon
Der yStroBcnbobn . @eieai6aft" oaS
Griuden, bcn NohtoienIt ouf Der Or.
lconsItrobcil.2iltie ST perbcliern, mo
trof geItern iolgcnbe Irtport elm:
,9cuti6er Correspondent" 8e5u9-
uebn1eno ouf Sbr @ecbrtes pom 81.
TeSember, in melhc:n Sic Den Gor-
idln9 mod)en, BOB auf Der Orleans.
StroBens2inie 5lpii6en Wittcrnodt
uno = llbr Wor9enS ieOc babe Stur-
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mir Sbren mittbeilen, OoB Irronge-
ments fir einen Wog9on I'M t2E
llbr Worgcl,S getroffen moroen limo,
moourd, mic mir glullben, bent Ser.
fcbr Gcd)rll1g 9ctrogen iperoel1 miro.
Solte oieics inoeB nidt Der 6oll leil,
moften mir Sic eriltder, ms oar.
ii6er Mtittbeilung 5u nladert. SnOcn
mir Sbnen iniercn perbinolihItet
Can't fir Dos SntereIic io9en, iueld)cS
Sic IN bicler Nngelegenbeit filr ms
5eigtell, perbleibc id, bobobtungs.
boil. @m. u. Souie, 8eileral.8c.
i6Gitsfiibrer."
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t 0 NJ nj e II. = SberIt s. Tronf Sltp.
plec mo Die SS. @iuiom 2. Elott
ulo 9cnjomin 3. ~9tuBboum begobct
iid am Somitag i'm auftrog ocs pr.
ronoenlcnts . Counties fir elm BAIT
felt, oos an 2incoln's Weburtstag I'M.
ter ocl1 Iuipi5icn oes nOoung Men'S
Hcpublicon Glltb" lin0 bes Hinton
2eoglte Club" in Der @aifenbolle oeS
A. Gegiments o~bgeboltcn miro, nod
@aibington, UNI @eneralpoItneiltcr
GorteIpou ein5ulooen, sic Seitreoe 5u
boltcr. Sic erbielten iebof einen ubz
ihI1gigen 9cideio, oa es Serrn Cor
telppu nege1 Notwithstanding
nidt moglit iein miro, an Dem 9on.
felt tbeil5unebmen.
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4O9-411 Wprb.0an.Straac.

Tur fir etne fnrse Neit.
O fetnfte GdbinetsGorfrdits uno 1 Iebensaro6eS
Yortratf nit feihem Rnbmen fiir SJ.5O.
ReanIdrer .sreis St5.JO.
9itte. adbten Gle auf nieine glSrcile:
Wsar 0letiiert, 409-41f, Nprb.Was, etrnbc,
(Ge311,1O
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G(eiSer MAIDEN Qeutc,

penn lie bon u. Gnierim, aunbcr.
ihneiber, Nr. IL, HorS.gutatpItrabe.
~bergeitellt iinb.
(upriI17-.tDiTrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Gas ncue ,earroIlton.
Sotel" miro morgen inter Der
neren @crmnItuna BON Srn. 20. 6.
Goi9er micocr crGffnet peroen mad,
Dem ellropGiihcn Elnn. Gns Sotel,
meld)es ale m%ooerniten Ginriftungen
entb0lt, itebt an Der @fe BON ct.
EnulltrnBe uitS Vanf.9ane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

9ie Serle9ung Der nGeouction
Flout" aus Siio.9altimorc It0Bt
oui grobe SinOcrniiie. - Wopor
GimonuS lit %unp1Blid). - Gas
9runboenfmals Gomite incorpo.
rirt ii6.
Mupor 5imanus mar oeItern
fronf, uno iun9irte oober Sr. @corgc
u. @aitber, B%r1itbent oes gueitcn
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-11
Good Cough Medicine for Children.

The season for coughs and colds Il
now at hand and too much care cannot
be used to protect the children. A chilt
Is much more likely 10 contract diph
iberia or scarlet fever when he has q
cold. The quicker you cure his cold the
less the risk. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Is the sole reliance Of many
mothers, and few of those who have
tried 1t are willing to use any other
Mrs. +. F. Starcher. Of Ripley, W. Va.
says; II have never used anything Other
than Chamberlains Cough Remedy fol
my children and 1t has always given
good satisfaction This remedy contains
no opium or other narcotic and may be
given as confidently to child as to an
adult, For sale by Frank Hart and lead
ing druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-11

''YOU ARE TOSSED TWENTY FEET HON ON
Mia HORNS"
perfect gale blowing, we sat right
whore we do now. and you spoke up
aud said that II you ever lived 10 see
another summer you'd go fishing at
least once n week and take me with
you, Perhaps you can recall your
Words"
Last December. Last December!
Let me consult my memorandum book.
A great many things have happened
since last December. Let ns see, Here
under date OF Dec. 20 find tho follow.
ing entry:
Showing and blowing. Winter In
earnest Wife and arc as coy as you
please, Just observed TO her that II We
live 10 see next summer wen 80 iish.
Ing every week.
That's what find entered. Mrs.
Perkins. And did you wish to pass
any remarks on the recordf"
"Yes, do. Have we been fishing
one single time this whole summer
iongl"
'Not that remember OF. my dear"
Haven't spoken about Il twenty
different tlmesT"
II should say twenty was about the
number"
"And each time you've said you'd
SEQ about II. and We didn't co.
"You are correct"
"Wcll. have you any explanations to
maker"
"Um! My dear. have often told
you never 10 make explanations when
you could avoid them. Explanations
may explain or they may not. They
may render everything clear or mix
things worse than before. II you feel
that you could get along without ex-
plantations 1t would be a favor to me-"
"But don't feel that way. We
were to 90 fishing most every day this
summer. We haven't gone single
time Why haven't wey'
On Philosophical Principles.
"My dear Mrs. Perkins," said Mr..
Perkins as he laid his paper aside.
I'VE shall have to 80 into this matter
as a whole and decide II on philo-
sophical principles. We will do II at
once and have It over with. And, by
the way. I promise you any number Of
sleigh rides now for next January"
"And you win keep that promise rs
you have kept this onel" she retorted.
First and foremost. why do people
10 fishing? The natural answer 10, to
catch fsh. We have been fishing thir-
ty times and never even had a nib
ble Twenty times did not discourage
me, but thirty did
"Why catch fish at all? You win
answer, to eat them. You catch them,
bring them home, dress them, fry them,
serve them, and you taste Inouthful
and throw the rest to the cat. II has
cost you at least SO to get what you
could have bought at the market for 80
cents. Notice the economic problem
here presented"
"Oh, I'm notlclngl" replied Mrs. Per-
kins. "You are already paving the
way to make sneak"
"But we go fishing and don't catch
any fish," he continued. eve are ouf
our time and the cost Of bait We
have several squabbles while fishing,
We have more coming hone, We
have still others after arriving. We
are tired. We are sunbumed We
are mad. Moral don't 90 fishing
"To 60 fishing we must ride two
miles on a street car and then cross
field with a bull In 1t.
Fuses blow out and set street cars
on fire.
Street cars have way Of running
or the track and killing passengers.
Conductors carry guns, They may 90
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-11

PILES CURED IN 8 TO IL DAYS.
PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case OF Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in Q to ID days OF
money refunded. Soc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-11

There are plenty Of happy people, but
they are unnoticed in the noise the
wretched make.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-11

The "well enough" that some people
are willing to leave alone doesn't have
to be very good.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-11
THE PERKINS FAMILY.
Mr.. Perkins Brings His Phlloso.
ply to Bear on Fishing.
"WHY CATCH THEM2" Ne ASKS

Puts the Problem UP to Mrs. Perkins.
Calls His Word Mere SophIstry.
There 10 No Place Like Homo For =
Philosopher.
copyright. 1907. by r. c. Eastmentl
Mr.. Perkins. family philosopher and
take II easy. had becn smoking hin ci'
gar and reading tho evening paper for
ton minutes when Mrs. Perkins, who
had bcen sketchlng over a book, laid II
aside and said:
"Mr. Perkins, do you realize that tho
summer ia about gomez"
Perfectly. my dear; perfectly" hc
replied. 'sfbat's way summer has
had ever since | knew anything about
the seasons"
Last December. one night whom tho
snow wns knee deep and there was a
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

The county court has MOI
asked our advice but wheI
we've got something good thu
other needs well not be self
ish enough to keep it.. Tb.
grand jury recommended
special election 10 vote on nc v
buildings at the poor farm,
We doubt whether this sug.
gestion will be heeded-il
should not be under presen,
conditions. But we have
some valuable free advice 10
this connection that we are
going TO give before an cleo.
tion takes place. The honor
able county court can End out
our opinion Mt any time they
desire. We will not print !,
unless an election in called.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
I. Grecian renewed Wed.


j. Grecian renewed Wed.
ncsday.
L. T.. B'nedick, the bust-
ling real estate man, has our
thanks for the name Of his
father, FLA. Benedick, OF
Paragould, Ark, rs q new
subscriber.
John Melzl, OF New Frank
fort, sent ~ nm order on
Uncle Sam Wednesday f"r the
Republican and Globe. Demo-
n year.
John Wall, Of Norton, was
u pleasant caller yesterday.
He Is a veteran Of the Mexi-
can and Civil wars and is SO
years old but still takes u
very active interest in public
affairs. He has our thanks
for his own and his sons re-
ncwal-E. r. Wall. 81. Louis.
Will Davis, Of Mocrcsvillc,
Mo-, sent us a dollar yester-
day for tho Republican.
Thanks.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
Many persons cannot under,

Many persons cannot under
stand why Wall Street can
affect the country's prosper.
ity. Wall Street IL simply u
kind Of general bond store
Tor rather gambling place,
where the country's wealth
IL sent To be invested in rail
road and other securities.
Now in the matter of railroads
alone the public has become
alarmed and will buy no rail.
road bonds for fear there will
be no earnings on the invest.
ments. AS n result the rail,
road bonds not only depre,
ciate in value, but all railroad
extensions, repairs, ETC.,
cease and thousands of wage
earners are out OF employ.
ment. The same applies II
other great enterprises.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
MALTA BEND

Mrs. Cbas. DemOss has re-
turned from a visit 10 Fay.
cite Mo.
The latest news from Mrs.
Frank Clyde who is at a san.
itarium in Kansas City il
that she stood the operation
well and IN getting along rs
well AZ could be expected.
Mrs. J. NJ. Carter has re-
turned hume from n visit 10
Clinton and Webb City.
Tom Martin and Miss
Blanche Allen we're married
mt the home of Mrs. W. II.
German Sunday afternoon.
Rev. DIR. Carter officiating.
Only the immediate family
we're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben l.. Nc.
Roberts celebrated their
eleventh marriage annlver.
sary Sunday with n dinner.
Born to Mrs. Ransom Cole
Sunday night, n son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Allen
have returned To- their home
near Miami having c'me over
for the Martin Allen mar
riage.
DR.. J. NJ. Garter is on the
sick list this week.
The Epworth League had
their regular monthly social
at Mrs. w. II. G,rman's
Monday night and the main
feature was IA kitchen shower
for the bride and groom OF
Sunday afternoon and while
the bride was being showered
with all the necessary arti.
cles for housekeeping the
young gentlemen
friends brought in afine cook
ing range with all necessary
vessels.
Mrs. Evcrctte Fulton en-.
tertained Wednesday with a
family quilting and dining.
Mrs. Buford Allen enter
tanned the Tuesday club Tues.
day afternoon in honor Of her
visiting guest, Mrs. Van
stone, Mrs. Charlie Gilpin,
of Marshall, and Mrs. Sam
Vanstone, Of Slater. .
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

The old Walmsley law has
been repealed and the now
law in its stead calls for no
license in your home county.
but requires n license by
persons hunting in neigbbor-
ing county.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

The tremendous loss u
railroad bonds is due Ia ~
overdose or railroad legisla
tion. The public demande,
that "trusts be regulated
and the railroads were tn,
easiest to reach. Now thai
the mischief has been Jon,
IL will be hard to undo il.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

IL Is claimed that Folk will
go after the liquor traffic IL
the special session of tho
Missouri General Assembl,
for political capital. II IL
does, he is certainly entitled
10 what credit he can get.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

The 2.cent rail road RAJ
which il soon 10 become u Law
will be contested by the rail
roads. They have decided
not To grant this rate unles,
absolutely forced to do so.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
To buy where YOU sell n

To buy where you sell is j,
standard Frce-Trade axiom.
Protection is mnch censured
in some quarters for ignoring
this altruistic doctrine. But
here we lind Free-Trade
Great Britain the greatest 81
offenders ip that regard. Tn
1905 she sold 10 Cuba more
than ten times as much as
she bought from Cuba. Her
exports TO that island were
SO, 8l3s 885, and her imports
$S14, 9l5, or the other hand.
the On ted States buys from
Cuba more than double what
ire sells ~ Cuba. Ia 1905
houGht Cubas ~eommodltlss
az ~ a AZ
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

On'Thnrsday night March
%, Rev. II. Clay Yates, Of
warrensburg, delivered q fine
lecture at the Baptist church
on the question of Union
between The c. r. Church and
the Presbyterian Church u.
9. A. There was u la,ge
crowd In attendance, and Rev.
Yates proved himself to be an
able speaker and all we're we'll
pleased with the lecture.
Some OF the chief points
brought out were the MA, kcd
difference between the con-
fession OF faith Of The two
churches, and how the c. p.
church had lived through
hardships and struggles a. 4
was q prosperous church.
That The G. r. church was
not 70 be wiped out Of exist
encc as there was still i work
Tor the church 10 do. Tie
|ilrUod MI n nh<nrl ~ ~.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
SALINE VALLEY

April has begun u little lit
blustcry.
James Drummonds and
Frank Krusc were trading in
Glasgow Tuesday.
John Bowles, of Marshall 4,
bought u horse Of w. X. Bur.
nett for $l75 recently.
Miss Title Koch was shoI &.
ping in Glasgow last Friday.
Miss Title S~ellmeycr, of
Aholt Mo. was the guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. %Sellmever Sunday.
George Pearson, wife and
daughter, Miss Rubic, Of
Little Rock. passed through
here enroute u Glasgow Sat-
urday.
Frank Meyer was among
the many that attended the
j. W. Keys sale near Harde-
man. He invested in a pair
OF young mules for which he
paid 1915.
Several Of our young men
are afflicted with Oklahoma
and Texas fever at present
and seems it will prove IT, be
fatal.
The infant son OF Mrs. Gus
Nolke IL very low at this
writing.
DR.. W. L. Sharp, OF Little
Rock, has been here recently.
1t appeared that many OF
the young ladies' we're greatly
disappointed Sunday. We
suppose it was that it was too
cold for them to wear their
Easter hats.
Henry Branch, wife and
children, of Howard O.. we're
tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Johanning Sunday.
Henry Spreitzer, Geo. Tony
and Martain Giger were
those from here that attended
the closing exercises OF the
Pleasant Hill School last
Tuesday night.
G. Olendorif made Little
Rock as his trading point
Monday.
|HH 49," "H|HfH| II |H"aHH" .H".H H."NM" 90
A. N. Neff, OF Mexico, Mo-.
is at present the guest Of his
brother. c. r.. Neif and fam
lily.
The prospects for wheat
never were any brighter, II
we hitve favorable weather
there will be an abundance
harvested this year.
Tho peaches plums, cherry
and Al other fruit trees are
IN full bloom. This III soma
thing unusual for al the fruit
trees 70 bloom 10 early. i
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05
FRUIT TREES

On March 20 I will open
up for sale on lot next to and
north side Of Republican Office
3 full line of the Leading
varieties Of nursery stock.
(a22) Jno. w. Sparks, Mgr,
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05


IL will no doubt cause our
Democratic readers TO smile
when told that we lost q Re-.
publican subscriber Saturday
because the paper was moi
Republican enough to suit
him. In fact this has happen.
|el several times the past
year. Whether our readers
are Republicans or Democrats
they want facts and facts
frequently hurt. n We can,
be right and editor both, wei
at least be right. No one but
n fool will say that there is
no good In the Democratic
party. We believe though
there is MORE good in Re-
publican principles, 80 Of
course we are in u degree
qualified to edit a Republican
paper by stating facts as we
see them. Our friend took
exception to the poll tax and
road fund being "squander.
ed" and nothing done on the
roads and says II is our duty
to expose" this state of
affairs. Well maybe he was
right 10 n large extent. In a
general way he was no doubt
right, but we doubt il he can
find n single specific case Of
dishonesty. Our officers are
nearly all honest and white
we believe with him that the
money is being carelessly
spent we can only guess at
this. II is very easy TO. di.
vide around II little .'ensy
money to road bosses ia or.
der To get their future good
will and assistance, but for
~ to charge dishonesty Is
'lmnthcr matter.
This matter interests our
Democratic readers as much
rs IL does the Republican and
we believe that q committed
log CAPABLE men Demo.
Gratis would do) ought to look
into the road funds carefully
and If there is a waste, point
ID out 80 that it can be remed.
led. II there is no waste,
additional road funds should
be provided SO that the high
ways can be properly cared
for.
The public il thoroughly
aroused over this matter and
should have the satisfaction
% knowiDg where the trouble
lies.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

544, 560, SI2. We furnished
Cuba the money with which
to buy Of Great Britain ten
times what she sold 10 that
country. Apparently Free.
Trade is not always fair
trade.-American Economist.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-05

Spring Winds chap, tan and canss
frsckles ! appear PInesalvc Csrbolixed
applied ~ night w~illrslisvs that buro.
log sensation. Nature's own remedy.
Acts like . pouitice and draws ous
nnsmmstion. Sold BY r. n. Frank.
lin.