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CHARGED With Assault.

Augustus Sydnor. colord. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officer
Henry Curtis and jailed on the
charge OF assault.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-20
HAMPTON, Pf1OEBUS AND OLD POIN

Mr.. T. A. Cooke was chosen prcsi-
dent: Mr.. Joseph Topping. yicc,prcs.
ident. and MIR. l.. l. Bush secretary.
treasurer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-20
Mr.. Cooke the preslejcns

the men of tho congregation of the
Hampton Baptist church last night
organized the Mems Baptist League.
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o00ooo 00s S0S6,
Matters Personal :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Mr., William ]. Boone. OF Cohcld.
y. c.. is spending a few days in town.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-20
Minor Business.

An order was entered allowing j.
-. Foster to transfer his liquor license
In Phoebus to Thomas Francis.
MT j. j. Burns. of Phoebus was
granted his final naturalization
papers and therefore is an American
citizen.
a capias was issued for the arrest
Of Charles Hopkins, under indictment
for non-support.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-20

Mrs. A. w. Hughes and Miss Grace
Haaelwood. OF MiddlcseN county. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
A. Darden. in Mcliosc avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-20
Circuit Court ConvAnes.

When the Circuit Court convened
Ior me November term YESTERDAY
morning there We're number of NJ
torneyS present. The calling of III,
docket consumed most OF the morn
ing session .
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
The Circus.

Barnum & Bailey's circus
Saturday was we'll patronized
and the crowd present in
Marshall was conservatively
estimated at $4,000. Those
who attended the performan-
ces practically all agreed
that it is 1.-THE biggest show
on earth" and we heard but
liytle criticism on the show
and management, so We feel
free to hope that they will
soon return to our city.
The day was particularly
free Of accidents or rowdyism.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
Time was Money

A clergyman not long ago
received the following notice
regarding a marriage that was
to take place at the parish
house:
This is to give you motifs
that l and Mis- Jemima Ara
bella Brearly is comm to
your chui oh on Satur day af-
ternoon mex to undergo the
operation of matrimony at
your hands. Please be promp,
as the cab Is hired by the
hour"
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

1t was so.called because IL
lacked any salty or strong
mineral taste. For a quarter
of a century Sweet Springs
was probably the most ia
nous summer resort in the
state. Senator Vest had a
cottage there and many Mis-.
souri, statesmen gathered
there for weeks at a time. It
is now, however, only patron.
lied locally. The remarkable
fact concerning the Sweet
Springs wafer is that 1t con-
tains 80 small u portion Of
mineral matter as TO be hardly
recognized by taste. Elk
Lick, Blue Lick, Black, Sui
phur, Gum, Camp Greek and
other springs are found in
Saline County. Blue Lick is
to be developed by a company
just formed. Some eight
miles from Marshallis a group
known as the Great Salt
Springs, which are the larg.
est OF any In that county.
The water flows at a rate OF
at least 10000 gallons an
hour. Very salty, it deposits
sulphur for hundreds Of feet
along its course. The Indians
held this spring in high re.
gard as possessing mysteri.
Ious properties.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
How to Remain Young

To continue young 10 health and
~streneth, do as Mrs. N.F, Rowan, Me-
Donoush,. Ga. did. She says: Three
bottles Of Electric Bitters cured me OF
chronic liver and stomach trouble,
complicated With such an unhealthy
condition Of the blood that my skir
turned red ss flannel. I am now
practically 20 years younger than be.
fore | took Electric Bitters. / car
now do ell my work with ease and
assist In my husbands store Guar
snseed II p. n. F~ranklin's DRUG
Store. Price 60c.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

In the estate of Isaac
Thornton, deceased, proof Of
the publication Of notice Of
grant Of letters testamentary
fled and approved.
In the estate of Peter NJ.
Townsend, minor, final settle.
ment. together, with wards
final receipt filed and approx
ed and guardian discharged.
In the estate of Leoti M.
IClampit and Lillis G. Clampit
application for the appoint.
ment Of a guardian fled and
approved. Bond fled and
approved and letters grant.
led.
In estate OF Jno. F. Nc
Kinney, deceased, proof oil
the publication Of notice ol
administration fled and ap-
proved.
In estate of Fleming Luse,
insane, final settlement Of
guardian fled and approved.
In the estate of f. II. Ely
son, deceased, A. L. Wheeler
files note for 1922 dated
March 23rd 1901 with inter-
est at. per cent from date,
signed Floy H. Ellyson and
asks that same be allowed.
In the estate Of Lorenzo
d. Hicks, deceased, final
receipts of heirs fled and
administrators discharged.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
Saved Her Sons Life

The hsppiest mother 10 the little
own OF Ava, Mo-, is Mrs. 8. Rupee.
She writer: "one year ago my son
was down with such serious lung
trouble that u physician was unable
70 help him; when, by our oruggist's
advice ! began giving him DR.. Kings
New Discovery, and ] soon noticed
improvements. 1 kept this trsstmen,
up for = few weeks when he was per.
fectly we'll. He has worked steadily
since at carpenter work. DR.. Kipe''
New Discovery saved bis life." Guar
snteed best cough and cold cure by p
n. Franklin Druggist. Soc and sl.0o.
Trial bottle free.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
Just as Good as Ever, Too

An old physician of the last
generation was noted for his
brusque manner and old-fash.
Toned methods. One time a
lady called him in to treat her
baby who was slightly ailing.
The doctor prescribed castor
oil.
"But, Doctor" protested
the Young mother, ''castor-oil
is such an old-fashloned rem
edy." ~,
Madam" replied the doc
tor, "babies are ld-fashioned
things"
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

English John and Pat were
two friendly workmen, who
were constantly fitting, each
one trying TO outwit the other.
"Are you good at measure
ment?" asked John.
81 am that, said Pat quick.
|ly.
''Then could you tell me
how many skirts / could get
out of a yard" asked John.
Sure" said Pat, "it de-
ponds on whose yard you get
into"
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

Mitchell says If 1t had not
been for the bot sun he be-
lieves he could have saved
them. A while later the de.
spoiled guinea nest was
found. with some eggs still in
it. Columbia Tribune.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
! "Knock- Down" Argumsn,

A suburban school, just
opening for the season, was
composed Of both city and
country children, The teach
.er selected eight boys TO id.
bate the subject; (which 4
preferable, Country or City
.Life?"
After they Rhd read MANI
arguments WITH much ent6u1!
iasm Country Hugh laid down
hin paper and aaid: mr.
President, they don't know
they're talkin' ab0ut
Tue city 10y kn0WA nDthl6|
sbsas te.9 ~
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
Saline County Springs

Walter Williams, in Sundays
Globe Democrat, writes as
follows regarding Saline's
springs:
The salt. water springs OF
Missouri trace their origin TO
the days when the territory,
which is now "A state, was part
of the ocean bed. From this
body OF water, during past
geological periods, portions
were cut of by upheaval or
subsistence, 10 exist for u time
las inland salt. water lakes.
These dried up eventually or
were partly or wholly drained
back again into the ocean
thus giving rise to the differ
lent brines which are found in
different parts Of the state.
All the salt springs indicate
their ancient origin; for, while
modern seas contain, besides
the chlOrides OF the alkalies,
only magnesium chloride, and
no calcium chloride or sui
phate, the Missouri springs
contains either both or at
least one Of them in consider.
able quantity. Some take
the place OF ocean baths and
some are found near mineral
waters of different types,
which enhance their value.
Saline County derives its
name from the large number
of salt springs within its
limits. The majority of
these springs are very salty
and would undoubtedly be
classed as ''saline" springs.
In connection with the salt
water, many of them give of
quantities of hyhrogep-snl'
phide gas and are locally
known az Sulphur" springs,
The temperatures of all oil
them are nearly the same,
and the flow runs constantly
independentof rainfall. They
ARE all probably OF deep-seat'
ed origin and are not thermal.
From the waters If many Of
the larger ones salt was man.
ufactured years ago by
transportation over Are. This
work has been abandoned Tor
years however, and the waters
are now used only - bever.
|sges Or Tor medicinal pur-
poses. Sweet Syringe 49,
for years ne hest kpoWa ~
khe Hslfna Cnnnkx srrin ~.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
Missouri Nature Story

Speed Mitchell has brought
the biggest story to date.
While cutting meadow Friday
the mower cut of the heads
OF two mammoth black snakes.
The largest was shout seven
and ons-half feet long and the
other nearly seven. Several
inches of the heads of both
we're taken OF by the blade oil
the machine. Holding the
largest by the tail AZ high Is
he could, his snakeshiptouched
the ground, even with the
inches gone. Mr..
'Mitchsll says they were AZ
large as his arm above the
the wrist, and every one
knows his arm IL unusually
mn scular. He noticed ! pro
tuberance OF the abdomeps 81
both reptiles. he pressed on
the bodies with His foot and
seven guinea eggs came ont
49, Nt-tf rN| HFNN 49, et4NfkN4l. f44fNA =. q ~
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
Found at Last

}. A. Harmon, OF LIzemore, West
Va, says: "At last I have found the
perfect pill that never dissppoints me;
and for the benefit Of others afflicted
with torpid liver and chronic constl.
patton, will say: take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills." Guaranteed satisfactory.
26c NJ p. n. Franklin, Druggist.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
For Rent

A farm Of $50 acres on is
land opposite Little Rock.
One hundred acres in cultiva-
ton and last year TOO barrels
of corn were raised on II. VIII
rent for any length Of timeun-
der five years. For informa.
ton call on or address
Mrs. ]. p. Dysart
SGT Little Rock Mo,
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
Worked Like a Charm>

Mr.. D. N. Walker. editor OF that
spicy journal, the Enterprise, Louise,
Va, ssys; Irso . nall ia my foot lss'
weak and ~ once applied Bucklsn's
Arnics Salvs. NO inflammation fol-
lowed; the salve simply healed the
wound" Heals every sore, burn and
skin disease. Guaranteed st p. n.
Franklin, DruRgist. 25c.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

attended in large numbers,
and assisted in the collection
taken OF Si1.45.
Lieut.. ]. II. Pelot, who is
stationed at Fort Smiley, CAL,
has been visiting his parents
at Blackburn during a six
weeks leave OF absences and
also arranging to take one of
Marshall's prominent young
ladies-Miss Agnes Lester
Hall-with him on his return
as his wife. The wedding is
set for Oct. 10Th.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
Plenty Of Room

Little Katherine was blsily
engaged Ia eating . hearty
meal. One Of the family,
thinking she was eating too
much, said: Remember Katie
there is pudding for DESSERT
"Yes,I know" replied Kat
lie seriously. "I'm saving
my neck for that.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
One Ahead Of the Magician

The town hall Of the village
was crowded to the doors ut
an entertainment given by 9
magician. Some clever tricks
were performed.
II defy any onein this aud.
|ience,'' said the magician, NC
mention . single action that ]
can perform with my right
hand which ! cannot do with
my left"
IN The silence that followed
this dare : by ~ the back 81
the hall shouted; PUT your
LETT band n YER right-hand
'trcpaer pocketl''
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

To cure . cold irst move the bowels
Bees laxative Cough Syrup acts gen.
tly on the bowels, drives out the cold,
clears the head. It's pleasant TO take
and mothers highly recommend II for
colds, Group and whooping cough.
Guaranteed to give satisfsctiod or
money refunded. Equally good fos
young and old. Sold by p. 3. Frank.
tin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
One Day Only
"a. NJ. TO 7lso p. N.
FREE

ThIe Institute, composed Of Q oroup g
regularly graduated pbyslclsns and ap.
eso0s, licensed, legally chartered and n.
eorpoestsd under the laws Of the stsss
Of ohIe. ssnds at lie own sxpsnss shsss
smInsnt medical specialists In order -
introduce the I'VE methods and die.
covsrIss In medicine and surgery. such -
the system ~ treatment under \ ray,
Violet rsy, FInssn ray, Hydrothsrspy,
gte., 70 Give 20 those who call on che
shove date, consultation, s~xamlnstioN,
advice and ell medicines required 10 CON.
plste . cure, absolutely free. rhsss sps.
oialIsts Will dIaenoss your case and Give
you The bsnsns Of their skill and med.
icai knowledge.
There 10 In this case no experimenting
Or guess work at your sxpsnss. You will
be told whistler you can be cured or not.
u your oass 10 durable they will put you
under treatment immediately n Incura.
BILE they will give you such advice 40
may proiona your life. Their treatment
always alvss quick relief. and ultimately
positively cures. Being prepared TO cope
with each Individual case the human sys.
TEN 10 thoroughly eleansed Of the die.
sass In . natural and direct manner and
sVtVVVweUVUVt ~ UOktCCo ~ 0VS9b 0V~U
the worst easss are treated without any
ineonvsnisncs 10 the patient Or the pur.
suing Of his or her daily vocation.
N you are Improving Under your family
physician, do not come and take up their
valuable time, ~ they absolutely refuse
- treat any one whit 10 under the care
o. the local physIolsns. They Wish be.
sldss 70 Give each patient plenty Of time
and their undivided attention, but can
not listen " long -stories not pertaining
% your trouble. They have discarded tie
old msshods and remedies used for AGES
W the medical world, and which Il would
30 FOLLY 20 depend upon any longer, for
they are not known 70 cure, 90 thousands
do, depending On them for relief. The
seliewlne list Of diseases only are taken
under treatment, te.witi oisaasss Of the
Nsrveus oystsEu, Heart, stomach, lungs.
kidneys, catarrh, (puruisnt or dry),
Consumption, Eplispsy, Deafness, Ole.
easss of Womsu, Tumors Pseudo Cancers,
piiss, Of Q Chronic Nature only. Thsy
treat Deafness BY IN sntlrsiy new meth.
o.. and hearing In many csses 10 restored
1t once. catarrh In sii lts varied forms,
like ethsr diseases " once taken under
Treatment, 10 cured permanently 70 ~.
main - and 20 never return. u matters
not when you have sssn, or with whem
trssted, Do not fall 70 caIi, % . visit Will
cost you nothino, end may restore yeu ~
health, Or eyer save Or prciona xeus ME,
a. thousands Of psrsons VIII testify ~
unssssiiabte tsstimoniaIs N al parts 81
che country. " you suspsct Kidney Trou'
bic, brInc two ounos bottle Of year
lbrlns Sor ohemloal n mIorosccpIcsI an.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

Mothers with little children need no
longer fear group, colps or whooping
cough. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup
tastss good. 1t works on the cold
through the bowels, cuts the phlegm.
clears the head. For young and old.
Guaranteed. Secure q bottle at once.
Soldby p. II. FRANKLIN.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

Your skin should be clear and
bright II your liver Is Ia normal con.
dition. Rings Little Liver Pills act
on the liver; aud headache, constipa-
ton and bilousness disappear. Price
% cents. Sold by r. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
LOCALS.

county.
David Burton, Of Sandy.
Utah, was here on a visit To
friends last week.
Judge b. F. Orear has
moved into the Noble resi-
d.nce on East North ST. from
his farm.
Mrs. o. +. Hawthorne re-
turned Saturday from a three
weeks visit TO her former
home in Indiana.
IRIS. L. G.. Kinsy, Of Kan
sas City, returned Friday al
ter several weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Haines.
The Sedalia District Con-
ference of the NJ. +. Church
met at Upton this week. Rev.
Geo. W. Shepherd attended
from here.
n. +. Elsea, the real estate
man, took DR.. j. L. Russell
and &. +. Maxey to Electra,
T~xas, Tuesday Of last week
Ia look at the country.
Next Tuesday night, Oct.
lSt, Rev. G.. w. Shepherd will
lecture on "A Trip Through
the Yellowstone Park" at
Miami under the auspices of
the /. o. o. +. lodge.
Jos. Norton, the well known
ca A.englneer whose daugh.
u-rs have been pupils Ut st.
Sviors Academy the past
several years, was married To
Mrs. S. W. Beadler, Of Water
loo, Ind, on Sept. 10th. They
will reside in Kansas City.
ThecircusS Saturday brought
big crowds from a distance.
Mr.. Hawthorne, ca A.. Agent,
says he sold 1865 return tick
cts to Slater alone Saturday
afternoon. He also informs
rs that Kansas City travel Is
heavy over his line. Satur.
day he sold nearly 100 tickets
to that city.
The American salvation
Army has recovered from
its shock of several weeks age
when it was compelled to ex'
pei three of it's members for
dishonesty and is continuing
its good work. They have
been REINFORCED by the ar
rival of a new captain from
Kansas City to assist in the
work here indefinitely.
f
w. ii. Utz, wife and daugh'
4 ter, Miss Mary, and sister oil
Mrs. Utz, Mrs. T~ickemeyer,
and Mrs. George Kirtley
went to Virginia last week t.
visit relatives and will also
take in the jamestown Expo
sition. They expect to re-
main several months and will
return BY way Of the north.
ern route via Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Rev. All. Higgs, presiding
elder, returned from Fayette
Friday where he oficisted at
the dedication Of new church
the evening before. He says
he wss particplarly plsassd -
thes lntsgayt shown nd asaist-
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
WESTERN Was EASY
Seattle High School Won by
the Score Of 10 to |.
sCHMUTz A GOOD PITCHER
Pacific Coast Crack Held Locals
Down Without a Hit and Famed
Thirteen Batters-Weste-n Team,
Weakened by Substitutes, Put Up
Poor Game-Visitors Play Well.

Washington fans saw "a real scholastic
team in action at National Park yester-
day %heu the Seattle High School de-
ieated Western High by 10 to l.
Although the Westerns made 4 clean
sweep of the local field and were consider
cd an unusually well-balauged team, they
never had chance. Sehmutz. the crack
tWirlor Of the Pacific Coast lads. pitched Il
beautiful game and not a single hit was
registered Off his delivery during the nine
innings. Not only did Western fail TO
scratch q bit. but the local boys were
unable 20 get "a single drive outside the
inf eld, and Schmutz famed thirteen bat.
ters.
While ScEmutz was moving the Rock
Creek lads down I'm one-tw0-tHree order.
the Seattle lads were touching Michael I'D
I for AN even dozen hits. which. coupled
with five errors, netcd the visitors ten
runs.
Seattle has a team which should be able
/ 10 cope successfully with nearly any Of
I the leading Eastern college teams that
have been seen here. The players are
considerably larger and older than tile
average schooIboy in these parts. and the
whole team made a most impressive ap-
/ psarance. Schmutz was the star Of the
contest. but Mcguire. at short; Mullen. at
/ first and Hemenway. catcher, played
good ball for the visitors
Western Greatly Weakened.
While Seattle was easily the stronger
team. the advantage seemed even larger
/ than under ordinary conditions. for West
/ eru played far below the standard shown
during the regular championship series.
With a substitute in the indeld and two
! in the outfeld there was little teamwork:
the fielding was not smooth. and. to make
matters worse, Capt. Michael had an off,
/ day I'm the box Michael Is considered the
best local scholastic pitcher developed
here in several years. but yesterday he
| had nothing in. the way Of curves. The
/ honors for Western were carried off by
/ Fort, who made a neat running catch in
center field. and Mclean. who bagged a
/ low fly back Of first base.
/ Both teams scored in the opener Null
/ len led off with a hard liner to left. which
/ Hillyer muffed. Mullen taking second on
! the error Hilton sacrificed, and Mullen
| scored on Smiths safe blast to center.
| Mclean was passed in Westerns half.
was sacrificed by Thomas, and scored
when Mullen dropped SChmUtzs throw to
| head off Michael After the first inning
/ Western men reached first base but five
/ times--four times on bases on balls and
onse by a hit batsman.
Seattle earned a run in the third on
| hlts by Coyle and Schmutz. Another came
! their way In the fourth, and they put the
contest on the shelf in the fifth Hilton
! first up was passed, and Hickingbottom,
/ Smith. and Mcguire followed with clean
/ hits. Smiths going for two bases. Coyle
was hi. Martin struck out ard Hem
menway flied to Mclean, but Schmutz
and Mullen hit safely, six runs crossing
the plate as a result
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07

FB1tted Tor Howell IN tcnth.
'Batted for Patten in eleventh.
A. L. IL Z - ------.r-
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
CRITICIsE TENNIS CHAMPION.
WOmen's Remarks About Miss Sut-
ton Recall "SOur Grapes"

London. July 6.-There is a notice
able flavor of "sour grapes" in the
comments of British tennis players on
the winning of the worlds champion
ship for women by Miss May Sutton.
the California champion. They insist
Miss Sutton's play tins year was weak
er than in the past years. and say she
is losing form.
Miss c. NJ Wilson voiced this opin-
ion after her own defeat by Miss SUIT
ton.
4 did not think Miss Sutton nearly
so good as on previous visits" she
said. Hitherto she has beaten us by
her powerful driving and accurate
placing along the side lines This year
she has forsaken driving for voueying.
Miss Sutton is not nearly so good at
volleying as quite half dozen Of our
players, and her drives have lost a
great part Of their power. However,
she had one advantage-she is very
strong physically. Stamina rather than
skill counted with her in winning the
championship"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
STARCH BALL THE HOTTEST.
Otis StOclSdaIe Using "a New Curve in
Southern League.

Memphis, Tenn, July 6.-The South
ern League has a diamond on which the
most expert of the spit-ball heroes
admit it is impossible to ply their trade
Mineral in the soil at the new Ponce de
Leon Park, at Atlanta, has caused many
disappointments lately among the many
twirlers who adopted the Splitter" for
tL-y find that abundance of mica or
isinglass-like substance makes the
baseballs soapy. Otis Stockdale, a vet
eran of the National League. who was
with Washington and Baltimore in the
middle '9Os. now a pitcher of the Mem
phis club, with record for games won
in the South second to but few. has
solved the difficulty by substituting the
starch" ball for the splitter. He is in
the laundry business in winter, and has
found that by carrying starch In his
pocket to the Ponce de Leon Park and
mixing it with saliva the combination
overcomes the handicap caused by the
mica