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ions for Friday. May 81, 1907.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUgTTCE GOULD.


M0ehs vs.. OConnT, construction n viii decreed
complainautS solicitor, @, r. Digs; defendants
solicitors, K. ? shealey and William Ohiey.
Shaw vs. Emmerich substitution II trustee. Com
p'auauts solicitor. Julius A. Maedel.
Brown vs Brown, reference 20 Margaret NJ MuT-
ray examiner and Attorney Walter J. Doualdson
appointed TO defend. Complsinants solicitor. Irving
Williamson.
MeEuen vs.. NcEuen: rule 20 show cause return
able June Z. CGm1lainanf's solicitor T. W Fits
Leighton vs. kiHHc; sale de-rsed with Benz r.
LECTION. trustee. 70 sell C0mplainants solicitor,
b r Leighton.
Plain ,s. Washington Loan and Trust Company
IN hearing. Compn.uaHrs solicitors Carlisle d
johnson. odudants soir'or J. b. Laruer. A. S.
Wcrbingt0a and j. J. Darlington.
Murphy Vs Davis et all defendant allowed 20 en-
force lien Compisiuants solicitor. r. Ross Perry
a son. defendants solicitors. c. T. Emig H. T.
Davis. &. l. FEliry. 4. 5. WCrthiuEton, II. r..
Webb. Buudeuhurg and Braudeubrg.
Motions fer friday, May g. 1907:
No. @i. johnson x Sullivan vs. C0luc Att0r-
ncys, Barnard a Johnson -Brandeuburg & Brand
enburg
No io' BeinbWg vs. Reinburg Attorneys, Gsrdi-
neT-Lesfcr & Price.
No al LoefFer -. Locfler. Attorneys. Wolf
Rosenberg Darlington.
No. i4 Prince vs. Prince. Attorneys. Harlow.
Quiun-Atldnsou
40 i2o. In re Emily Muriock Attorneys, Bend
helm Forrest
No. 49, Ballenser vs.. Balleuseh Attorney.
A5Eaus
80. iA. Fowler IS Fowler Attorneys. Forrest
Leighton.
80. g2 Smith IS. Dahlgsn. Attorneys, Emig-
F0vle
No 40. Connolly Connolly Attorneys. An.
h-0~e-SuIliTan
No i39. Wells ys Wells Attorneys Pothury.
r17er. Hoilsrder-Duttou
NJ AZ Bowling Bundy e a. Attorneys,
M4rtiHgy, Ellison.-Andrevs.
No $50 Homer IS Bates Attorneys. Barnard &
johnson Darlington
No iis BardroF ". BarIr5f. Attorneys, Prem
-iss-Camphel Biney
80 as. GaUey vs. Leahy Attorneys. Gies.
BrIc-Shsehy
No. 80. Kidd Fs. Wsrimarn Attouevs johnson
CaTiuE,on-BraHdeuburg & Brandcnburg
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Kenneth Mayo. q, Of New Haven. Conn, ard
Salie Bright. Q. of Reading. Pa Rev. J. Z
Irvine
William H Wingfeld, p, and Adelia NoHt, q
both Of Warrsntou. Va. Rev. j. Z. Mclaughlin.
Harry S Bright 81. and Roona NJ. Goodyear, g
both Il Harrisburg "a. Rev T. Z. Davis
Graham Bryant, &. Of Independence, Va, and
Mary l. Watts, O. Of Ivanhoc. Va. Rev J. B.
Mclaughlin.
Oscar Phillips. q cf ChgrlCstcvn ". Va. and
Leah Erion So Of ONCrd Pa. S. {. Mills, Justice
Of the peace.
Henry F. Rie8el, 2. and Blanche C. Nauey, %
Rev. William /. Deyrics.
COLORED
Charlie Sing 3 and Fannie Miller. y. Rev
William T. GibbnH
Rodney A. Hawkins. 2. and Ella A. Cray z.
Rev 7. J. O'Connel.
Howard Small, D and ssresa Lorrid p. Rev
J. C. Dent.
William J. Mason. o. and Mary J. smsckum. a.
Rev. james J. Brio.
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her by-products. such as lemon oils and
extracts.
The citron and the lime have found a
home in California and Florida, and pay
well for their raising The date palm
from Egypt has also found comfortable
footing on the sandhills Of California and
the Southwest. while n. grape has fol-
lowed fast on the heels Of the settler
over nearly the whole country. The
grape fruit has chosen all Southern Flor
ida and a small part of Louisiana as per-
manent abiding places. The accidental
discovery Of "A grape fruit tree in an
orange orchard I'm California proved its
affinity for the soil and climate of that
region also. Pizarro and his hardy Span
ish explorers on their way TO Peru,
tasted Of the pineapple, and found It good.
Royalty alone had been able 20 eat Of Il
before, II having only been cultivated in
Holland and England 20 a small extent
as early as the seventeenth century. The
opening of trade with South America
made its use more general. and il was
finally introduced into Florida in 1862
where il has been a remunerative and
productive outdoor plant ever since.
The banana was first introduced into
the United States by a German waiter
on a steamer plying between Panama and
New York His name was Charles Frank
and he brought over several punches
which he sold for a fabulous sum. Later
he engaged in banana culture in Central
America. and the trade he founded about
forty years ago has grown into one Of
the largest In the world. While the ba-
nano plant is adaptable to small sections
of Florida. il can never be cultivated
there for profit. But experiments with
the mango. the mangOsteen. the guava.
and the plumquOt have proved all these
finely adapted 20 the conditions there, and
possible sources of satisfactory revenue.
The Department Of Agriculture has been
untring in its efforts to discover the
fruits. vegetables, and grains that can
be safely adopted by an ambitious coun-
try, and through its efforts the subtropi-
cal regions especially, will enjoy a rapid
development in the next decade.
To-mOrrOw-The state of Kentucky.
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phia. Soo0. cns. two. and three years, So PER
cent, semi annually l-t T. block p
Square 6iS-Georye s'amhaugh e. TX % John 7.
Arms and J. Louis WlLea 20 secure Augusta
C. M7tzr Sooo, one 20 forty months, per cent,
part lots 81 and g.
Waggsman end Ridnts Adini1n-Rardal z Ha--
usr. trustee 10 Union Trust COMPANY and VII
liam $. Peachy. 90 secure H. r. Dulany. T. J.
SteiiUasen. W. J. Father. ard J. ". Bravner.
receivers. 5000. 8 years. Qer cent, semi an
uullv. part lots 81 and ST. block 2
West Eckingfcn-Alna q. Simon 70 vir Christoph.
to William A. Hill and S. ?. Thompson. g,
secure Harry Wsuiun 81 90 ] 20 90 months
s per cent sami-aruuaIiv LOT a. block s
Square 3l-LCtris !. Burn CT vir. James n %
Frank 7. Rawlings and Frank s. Collins, 70 Sc
c1re Eduari NcC Jones. S2pl 8 years. 6 per
cent. slui3uuuallv lrf I9
Square 0--AlaEEie !. simmons % Richard l.
Psirp and Herbert A. Gi1. % secure John p
BrCsu8D. $50 0-t0ter lf Ie--. per cent. Dot Il.
Ssuis Adiitl0u-j1h g. : Burger CO uN 20 b.
Francis saul and Walter T. Hilton. % secure
Fanny f saul $50 years. s Ter Gent. semi
annually. Dot d. square 770. Same 20 B. Francs
SAM aud Hauv n. Ellis 70 secure Fanny T.
Saul. $50 monthly I1ynsesss. 6 pr cent, same
property.
Columbia Haichtz-Laura V Sylvester 90 vfr. Rich
ard 70 John b. Lsurr and John 4. Hamilton
90 secure Washington Loan and Trust Company,
$50. J. 2. and 5 years, Ter cent ssmi-annu-
any Joy tl"-h
Square T6-Nary g. De Graferreid % George W,
Brown and William Ker % secure William A.
johnson S,cp. years rer cent. semi -anuu-
ely. Let s.
Addition % Le Droit Park-Charles s. Gum ct Ux
% Henry II Bergmauu and Charles Schafer. %
secure Northern Liberty German American Build
ing Association. NO g. s go l0t g. block IS.
Square l5e-Crsud8l Nsckey 20 Washington Loan
and Trust Company. % secure Equitable Co
opI1tire Building Association, Aoo, lots IS
and S.
square 5ai-Geor-e W. Robinson et TX n Bernard
Leonard ard Thomas L. Rrlwn. % secure Peter
e. Sauer $50 20 8 months pCr cent, l0t 5,
Square S--I1SeVl J. Schmidt % Uy. 20 Charles T.
Stone and Charles W FsirisK. 20 secure Louis
H. Coleman. S2Oo 9 years, 5 per cent, semi
annually. part original lot 4
Square 1901 Philip Ledersr a. TX. % Harry $.
Welch ard Elmer E. Rsmsy. 20 secure Helen h.
WEIGH $50. l. . and months 6 rer cent l1t
Za
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Lawsuits,

No. 1874 United States ex. rel Charles A. Wood
ward rs James K. Garfield soc1eiar5 Of the In.
terror. mandamus relators Attornoys. Kappier &
Medllst
No. 1886. j. G. EJgood & Go. vs. L. L. Freeman
Judgment Of g. :. Bundy justice Of the peace. for
slS Plaintiffs attorney. j. A. Hicu.
No. 1876. Harry Wafdman vs.. John ]. Kidd note
500 Plaintiffs attorneys, Bfaudenbug q Branden-
burg.
No. 1887 AleBa Davis vs.. Western Union Tsle-
graph Company and Washington Southern Railway
Company; damages, 10000. Plaintiffs attorney.
Crandal Mackcy
No. 49i9s. Charles e. Cook rs. The Amy aud
NAVY Club. account, AOo0. Plaintiffs attorney. W.
ID. Dayidge.
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EnnIfY Court No. 1.
Cufrr TI-eTTCr CIApAI-cu

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH
Trihby IS. Tnbby; divorce denied and bill dis
mis5ed. CGmpaiuants solicitors Howard BOYD and
&. ". Fulton; defendants solicitors Gordon a Cor
don and Tracy l.. Iefi0rds.
Williams ys. Davidson pro c0nfessc ordered Com
pianants solicitor Frank Stets0n; defendants soliC-
it0r, tieorge +. Sullivan.
Bliss Company rs. Royce ot al commission or
dcTed % issue. C0mplainants solicitors. Herbert
Nicggi defendants solicitors, Ralston & siadous.
In luuacy Of Elizabeth Wagner, reference %
examiner.
Giimour rs. Gilmour; substitution of trustee or
daret; bond, S20009 Complainant5 solicitors Biai-
& Thom.
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MEMORIAL DAY,

Gather fresh flowers and spread them to-day
Over the soldiers wherever they lay
While tcnting forever under the clay.
Blessed by the dews and the sunshine Of MAY.
Weave to their memory eloquence. song,
And love and devotion eisr TTOlong
Praise Of the heroes who trampled down wrong
Mid FIRE and the clash Of battlefield thrung
Bls1on their deeds On the temple Of fame,
Chisel in marble their glorious name
Down through the ages in flashes of fame
Immortal defenders without blot ar blame.
JOHN A JOYCE
Washington d. c., May o. 1917.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, May 20, 1oO7J

administration fled. Attorneys, Padgett & Forrest
Estate q George W. Baloch; will dated April
a. 1900 filed
Estate Of Peter Assersoni exemplihed copy Of wiz
fled
Estate of Hattie A. johnson petition for probate
Cf viii filed Attorney. James +. Bundy
Estate @, Mary Smith viii dated Nav 2. 1903.
filed with petition for probate Attorney. J. c,
Rogers.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnnenIs

Assignment for TUESDAY, June 4 1907.
No. 1873 BankenshiD vs.. Cowlng Appellants
attorneys. +. ". r. Ewing and l.. +. Everett.
No. l7si. Williamson rs Crmmins Appellant 8
attorneys, G. J. and ". T.. Williams appellee
attorney. W. T.. Lester
No. l765. Fickien IS. Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company. Appellants attorney T. 5. Douglas.
No l78. Scott IS. Herrell. Appellants attorneys
J. f. Roller and NJ. StrasbwRer sppcllees sttor-
ncys, W. Mosby Williams and Irving williamson
No lise. Clark rs. Morris Appellants attorney.
Il. +. Davis
No. 1870 Clara vs. Washington and Southern
Railway Company. Appellants attorney. L. J..
Mlthe-
40. l9l. O'Bncu IS. Pabst Brewing Company
AnpeIants attorney. LdRin Forrest
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EnnifN Guifs

No. Gll6. Jane r. shaw vs. George N. Emmerich.
treasurer, e. al TO substitute trustee Complainant
solicitor. J. A. Maedal
No. alli, MAY Miller vs. John Miller, maintenance.
Sompainant's solicitor Wilton j. Lambert
No. AlB Sarah A. Stearns vs. Unknown Heirs
Of Matthew Collins; 20 establish title. Complain
ants solicitor Irving Williamson
No. Gli9 Bridget A. McNeely Vs. Samuel A. Nc
Nee.f' divorce Complainants solicitor, Leo 2.
Harlow
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THEATERS TO-DAY.
The New National.

The New National.
Robin Hood ......................At 2.l5 and SIS
revival By the Abom Opera Comnany 4 the
prime favorite Il the Bos'onans. The good old
opera IS admirably surg well staged and lreitily
costumned. clever and bright entertainment
The BeiascO.
Raiies 2.i5 and Sis
Tire Edwin Arden players in a dramatzation Of
Hcruung's clever burglar story. A tense and in
teresting drama wen played by Mr.. Arden Chrystal
Home and their associates.
The Columbia.
Bryyer Jim's Baby ...............At ol5 ard Sis
A play supposed 20 represent Western life: inter
osting as il is IFS frt performance on any stage
The principal Tau, arr taken by Mr Wilton
Lackayc Miss Hilda Sporg and Miss Charlotte
Walker
Chnse's.
Polite Naudeville ......-.........At 2l5 and 5.l5
The closing week IF this popular playhouse with
an exceptionally good bill including Emmet De
Voc in "Drtamland' the clever baby elephant
from the Hppodrome and several other acts 4
merit
The Majestic.
SIS HOPKINS ..--...-At ZI3 and b.l5
The same old rural mslodrama with the same
old Rose Melville and the same old dialect II is
pleasing.
The New Lyceum.
Burlesque 2l5 and Sis
The usual thing in hurlsslues. few Jokes,
few songs, and a few costumes
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JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate Of Jane koontz; viii admitted 10 probate
and letters testamentary granted 70 Catherine W.
Koontz; bond, $1,000. Attorney George Francis
Williams.
Estate Of Miranda Bartle; viii dated March 80
1900 filed with petition for probate Attorney, L.
Cahell Williamson.
Estate Of George Flick; letters cf administration
granted to Maggie Fick; bond, Sl0l Attorney, J.
J. Hamilton
Estate Of Charles W. Segar; cause referred to
auditor. Attorney, George c. German
Estate Of John Moore; will dated December 49,
ls9S. filed with petition for probate. Attorney. W.
II. Dennis
Estate Of Mary B. NcNaly; petition for letters Of
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District Fails 10 Pay Its share.

According to r. J. Tracewell, comp
troller Of the Treasury. the District Of
Columbia has not. as provided by law.
paid its share for the support and in
struction of its INDECENT blind children
at the Columbia Institution for the In
struction Of the Deaf. Dumb. and Blind.
Of Maryland, its indebtedness since 1889
amounting to S27.O22.2i This is due to the
fact that the District has never been Off
cially notified Of such Indebtedness. no
indication appearing in the certificates OF
the auditor Of the Interior Department.
that one-half of the amounts certified for
payment from the indefinite appropriation
for the support Of the institution was TO
be paid from the revenues Of the District
/ .SAW YOUR AD IN THE Herald
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Criminal Court No. L,

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States vs.. Matthew T. Roche; embezzle-
menti verdict guilty; bail fixed at $3.50 Attor-
news, H. r. Davis and Albert sillers.
United States vs.. Arthur Welsh. hOusebreaking
and assault with dangerous weapon: verdict guilty
Attorney Thomas c. Taylor.
United States rs. William Hutchinson: robbery
plea guilty; sentence. v0rkhouse for six months
Attorney, J. W. Sichol.
United States Campbell ". King: Larceny:
defardant rnrnmifrrd 10 mil
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ANGLED FOR SENATOR
BOeck Wrote to Clark Of
feling Him Art Works.
P0RCELAINS CALLED BOGUS

Fugitive Gives sketch of His Fam
lily I'm Writing 10 SenatOr-Says He
Was Born in Nirginin-Not known
Whether Montana Millionaire Made
Any Purchases or Not.
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Criminal Court 40. 2.


posev vs.. Hall; verdict for plaintiff for 800
Plaintiffs attorney Wilton J. Lambert: defendants
attorney. J. y. Archer. j-.
HAYES vs.. Brown Judgment set aside and case
rejnstated. Defendants attorney. Howard Boyd
Mckay IS Employees Mutual Benefit Association
settled. Defendants attorney. F. B. Rhodes
Patterson Tobacco Company vs.. Gros; Plea of
set-OT filed. Plaintiffs attorneys. Brsndcnburg &
Brandenburg; defendants attorney, George T.
Hoover
Blatchcr vs. Philadelphia. Baltimore and wa-h-
ngton r. K. Company; Jury respitcd until Monday
Plaintiffs attorneys, VI. r. Nlangan and James
B. Horigan; defendants attorneys. Mckinney a
Fannery and William Hetz
Southern Express Company VS.. Tubius: Judgment
ON verdict. Plaintiffs attorneys Hamilton Colbert
& Hamilton; defendants attorneys, Nelson VII
son and J. a. johnson
United States vs.. Thomas Ward: recognizance
500 taken. with W. W. Stewart surety
United States vs.. Lucy Paynter grand larceny.
recognizance 500 taken. with 5. H. Walker surety
Attorney. +. NJ. Hewlett
United States vs.. Campbell King embezzlement:
bond fixed at so, recognizance taken. with ". W.
Stewart surety.
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Bankruptcy Court.
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Thomas z. Wagsamaa; sale ratified nisi
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Headed by the original Kennedy and
Evans, cavaliers Of Celtic wit" the
High School Girls are underlined to ap-
pear at the New Lyceum Theater. This
Of thirty-fve people will be
seen in two new burlesques.
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The duty on lemons IS about s. cents a
box, but as the cost Of picking in this
country is from SL25 to Sc a day. and in
Sicily, from 6 cents TO 45 cents. the
American product enters the market on
about equal terms with the foreign Cal
no-nia. Americas lemon district. began
sending out the fruit in noticeable quan-
titles IN 1909. shipping east about 1000
carloads that year. Her effect on the
maTke; had been felt somewhat before
for in 1892 the value Of imported lemons
was SASS 263. and in ten years it dropped
10 100000. Much OF California's profit
from her lemon industry comes through
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/ SAW YOUR AD IN THE HERALD
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
County News
From Our EXCHANGES


Lucisn Guerin got the hind feet OF q
mule 10 his face last week and ne q
result has 40 ugly wound on bis
cheek, 10 close which DIR. Miller had
To take several stitches. A mule al.
ways has handy feet-At I p. m,
Thursday. October IL, 1907, Ut the
Methodist parsonage 10 Gillian, the
Rev. f. X. Wolfe performed the cere-
mony which made man and wife,
kenett Bradley, Of Sedslis, and Mise
Barbara Turner, daughter OF Col. r.
A. Turner, who moved TO Oklahoma
last spring, bnt she remaining 10 Sls.
ter, and cunning TO Gillian TO MARI,
on o Of her brother, John, liv.
ing here. After the ceremony they
we're rendered q bridal supper by Mr..
aud Mrs. John Turner, aud with whom
they will remain until tomorrow.
Paul Schelleabere and wife u
Col. @. ID. swipuey and wife were tb.
quests and report q supper Ht for 3
King. This young couple start upoi
life's journey with the best wishes OF
= host of friends, and may their fond
EST hopes be realized. GILLIAN Glob,.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
Mrs. ]. c. Winders Dead.

Died at her home 10 thi. city On
Jet'ersoo street, "Wednesday piyht.
Oct, 10, 1907, Msuds Gordon wiudsrs,
wife OF Prot. J. G. w,nder, after. .
distressing and painful Illness of
i've days. She gave birth TO q sou on
Friday ~preceeding her death, aud ~
strange rs the Providence seems, she
rendered., up her own life for the life
OF her baby boy. Everything which
the skilled physiciau, the visilaut
wstchsrs, the tirelsss husband 'soa
mother could do was done, but W DO
avail. Death 10 any case 10 distrss-
sing, but Ia especially so 10 this one.
~ II lesves u motherless babe, = sor.
rowing husband and = loving mother
aud father.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
Low Rates to Texas and In
dian Territory.

Account Texas State Fair nj Dallas
October 10 November 3, the Chicago
Il Alton will sell low-rs,e excursion
tickets TO Dallas and return; and on
account OF the Traus.Mississippi Com.
merciSl Congress November 1872 OK.
cursion rates will also be 10 effect 70
Muskogee; I. T., and return. The
rates are open to the general public.
Complete particulars can be obtained
from the under signed.
o. T., HAWTHORNE,
MARSHALL, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

believed that good manners and cour.
tesy, which come pretty ear being the
same thing, are just ~ important nj
home and a little more % than any.
where else. but who dosaa't look upon
the Handy Manual Of Etiquette" az
the law and the gospel nor accept as
infallible the teachings Of he professor
OF department In the young Indies
seminary. And. firstly. o. to smoking.
That, I admit. ia a fault, but II IL one
with no many saving gracss that II
really ought to be encouraged by the
Society For the Promotion Of Domestic
Happiness. II In pretty generally &C.
ccpted that the natural. Unborn. innate
cussedness Of the masculine sex has 10
have an outlet. a sort Of moral or
mental safety valve. a. n were. to
keep II from tearing loose and break.
Ing up things-some OF the Ten Com
mandments. for instance-and II In Q
fact beyond question that a good cigaf
or n Of It's decent substitutes viii
answer that purpose with less harm
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

Maybe you can educate IL out or Bit
I hope so, little girl; I really do. But
20 slow. It's a big Job.
You see. my dear. II all comes back
TO the very first thing I told you. that
men amt much account anyhow. and
you've got to take them pretty much
o. they come, faults and failings and
oil. and do the best you can with the
material. Your Bill's a good deal above
the average. but he's just n man. and
you can't hope 10 make him all that
yos think he ought to be. II you did
- you probably wouldn't like the job
yoarvelf nfter you'd finished and got
Q square look at II. I wouldn't coun.
tenance any vices-don't believe Bill
hos any-but a wise wife will shut
Asr eyes 10 many OF the faults and
failinGS Of her husband. make virtues
81 cehers and rub out the rest like
ySse mother used to do my headaches.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
Doing Business Again.

"When my friends thought I WAS
about to take leave Of this world, on
scsount Of indigestion, nervousness
and general debility" writes A. A..
Chisholm, Treadwsll, N. Y, land
when IL looked rs II there was no hope
left, | was persuaded TO try Electric
Bitters, aud ! rejoice TO say that they
are curing me. am o doing busi-
ness again rs OF old. and am still
gaining daily" Best tonic medicine
on earth. Guaranteed by p. II. Frank
lilo, druggist, 5Uc,
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
neumonia's Deadly Work

had so seriously affected my right
lung" writes Mrs. Fannie Counor. of
Rural Route I. Georgetown, Tson.,
SHAT cougbed continuously night
and day and ths %usishbors' prediction
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inevitable, 10
I'll my husband brough, homo . bottle
OF Or. Kings New Discovery, which
In my case proved to be the only real
cough cure and restorer OF weak, sore
luugs." When all other remedies
utterly fell, you may still ~io 10 the
oattle sgslust lung sod 'hrost trou-
blss with New Discovery, the real
cure. Guaranteed by p. u. Franklin,
druggist. SOC aud sl.U0. Teisl bottls
iree.
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lcopyrisht, 1901. BY Casper 9. Yos,.I

tCSpsftshts iV', W casper .. 1OetI
NY DEAR LITTLE CIRL-It
takes some women longer
X than others to wake up to
the fact that their husbands
are moi truly aud absolutely and alto
gether perfect. and some are likewise
slower than others in becoming recon
ciled to the commonplace. I don't
know what you expected OF Bill, but
1t seems to me that I have already put
1t pretty plain to you that whatever it
was he would fall considerably short
Of the mark, being human and a man.
And It's a mighty good thing that he
does, too, for woman's ideal man won't
ft Into the everyday life of this prac.
tical age. He'd he run in by the COPS
before he got a block away from home
Just on suspicion. He'd be as lone
some as the little boy that got lost in
the cornfeld. Did I ever tell you that
story7 Remind me Of Il the next time
I'm Mt home. It's a pretty good story,
bdt just now I've got some things to
say that will DO hard to keep within
the limit Of a two cent stamp.
You present a pretty big Indictment
against him. At any rate. I've no
doubt II looks that way to you. You
say that he wants TO smoke ut home:
that he drops various and sundry
things. like magazines and cuffs and
such, around tho house. and that some.
times In the evening no even goes 30
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

Mrs. A. W. Hutton 10 quite sick ut
her bcme south Of town. Mrs. W. A.
Burpsides aud Mrs. white are ! elpips
TO IN for her this ", ek.--Mr.
and Mrs. g. l.. Bel came o,er from
Marshall Friday afternoon Ia spend
the night with the family Of biz father,
Rev. VIM. Bell. Robert Bell OF
stpcktou Cal 10 also visiting Rev.
Beil.-Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. }. Burc
during the past week have been en-
tertsiug Mira G. Il Bure, Of Ksusss
City and Mr.. and Mrs. John Laird, OF
Hale, Sic. -MiAmi News.