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The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
DAVIS DISTRICT

James Kemper and family OF
near Slater spent Sunday at
Lloyd Kemper.
Mrs. Frank Gadberry OF Ayras
5undayed at Matt Barnes near
Miami.
Mrs. Hartford and sister Miss
Arvilla Downing OF Kansas City
listed their uncle Jno. Woolum
and family the first of the week.
e. C. Kitchen and family spent
Sunday with relat. yes near Frank
fort.
Mrs. JOS Hermann and children
visited her sister, Mrs. Henry
3ohlken in Frankfort Saturday
and Sunday.
Next Sunday will be preaching
day at New Prospect, both morn
ing and night there will also be
preaching Saturday might.
Everybody invited to attend.
Ward Foote, wife and daughter
OF Ayres visited Joe Gadberry
and family Sunday.
Miss May Peal OF Slater spent
a few days the past week with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jno. Johnson.
The Shoe Box Social at the
school house was Well attended
Friday night, there were So boxe
sold. The proceeds were $23.5C
which will be used to paper am
repair the building.
While Pete Dulaney was help'n,
Elliott Brown tear down an Ole
barn on the Hupp farm Monday
he had the misfortune OF falling
off Of the roof, he was b ably
bruised up. The DR.. was Obliged
to- take several stitches in hi
lips. He is getting along yer,
well at this writing.
Mrs. Mollie STEPHENS ant
daughters spent Sunday at Irl
stephens near Harmony,
Several OF the farmers In Till
community had gas lights pu'
into their houses Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
A Tale Of Two cities.

Richmond. Ind, is trying to compel a
lighting company to put Its wires un-
der ground and at the same time s
strineing Its own lighting wires over
head In the same street. AS the com
pany's wires are no more dangerous or
dishguring than the city wires It Is
clearly a Ease Of arbitrarily b~urdenins
a competitor with a heavy expense
which the city plant avoids. This is
corporation battling. and of course In
wolves a lawsuit for which the consum
ers VIII ultimately have TO pay.
Calumet, Mich, recently revoked the
franchise Of its gas company and
granted a new franchise permitting the
company 70 charge more for Its prod
uct. It did this aftcr-a careful inyesti;
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13

gathering.
Some OF our Democratic friends
OF this community are afraid
their children will have to go to
school with the negros since Gov.
Hadley was elected.
The Sunday School at Rich chap
ell was we'll attended last Sun
day.
Mrs. S. F White and son, Schuy-
Ter, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.,
Burnside Sunday.
Mrs. l.. III. Howard and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hensy OF Slater, visited
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hutton this
| week.
Frank Gadberry who has been
in Iowa for about two months
crossed the river at the Point
Sunday on his way home.
Mrs. Downing visited her daugh
ter Mrs. Edward White Sunday.
Jesse Wilson and wife and chill
dren visited at w. S. Chinn and
family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Irvine visit
ed Mat Barnes and family Sunday
Some young people OF this place
gave a parade Sundy after the
election.
Hurrah for Taft and Hadley.
Wonder why a certain fellow
belled his dog since Bryan was de-
feated.
Quite n number Of this place
attended the box supper at the
Davis School house Friday night.
Miss Callie Hughs OF Dewitt vi
sited w. A. Burnside's Saturday
and Sunday.
Prof. j. 4. Burnside visited
home folks Saturday and Sundy.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
BREWERS WARMTH
days Extravaganza Too Often PS.
BY the Unwilling Future.


there Is this Important diifercn,
t,ween public and private indebte,.
.eas: The Individual may mortgage his
ZONE or other property, and If the pur-
pose for which the mortgage Is given
proves Il failure the property may be
lost to him, and OF his death his heirs
simply receive so much less than they
otherwise would. But the indebted
ness casts no burden upon them. II
may wipe out his entire property and
they receive nothing. TO that extent
they may suffer, If a failure to inherit
property can be called suffering.
But public Indebtedness is Of a diff
ferent character. 1t does not wipe out
property now existing, but 1t casts u
burden upon the industries and toll Of
those who come after is. Interest and
principal are met by taxes, and taxes
continue from age to age until the debt
is paid. They who come after us,
who may receive little or no benefit
from the debt, are called upon to IN
tribute the proceeds Of their labor to
its payment.
In other words, while private In
debtedness does not mortgage or IN
cumber future industry and labor, pub
lie Indebtedness does. And In piling
up public Indebtedness we too often
forget that the future will have its
burdens; that there will be demands
upon 1t for expenditures. Improve
ments and conveniences corresponding
to the life Of that day will be needed.
So that there is injustice in creating q
public Indebtedness for improvements
which will be mainly available In our
day and only to a slight degree of bene-
fit to those who come after us. Indeed,
generally speaking, 1t is fair to leave
each generation to determine what
amount of public burdens 1t will as
sumo, md each should take car of Its
own public indebtedness. = Leslie's
Weekly.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
LONG BRANCH

John Rink returned last week
from a visit to relatives in Mime
sofa. He was accompanied home
by his son Henry.
A number from this district at
tended the Orearvil.e box social.
$24.16 amount taken in.
The ~pie-social at Potter school
given by Miss Lee Lawless was a
success. Twenty-six PIES brought
$50.
Miss Lallette Lawless OF Arrow
Rock was a pleasant visitor In
this vicinity Friday.
Lloyd Tompson put a new roof
on his dwelling house last week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13

Ten public officials were recently con-
victed of grating in London, all but
one being sentenced to terms of i'm
prisonment at hard labor. The sever
est sentence was passed on Alderman
Hirst, who had thrice been mayor Of
the London borough OF Stepney. In
summing up the judge stated that II
the accused We're guilty "the jury
would be doing a public duty by find
ing such a verdict as would tend to
stamp out the insldious growth Of cor
ruption in local municipal bodies"
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13

ant as ourselves in these diggins.
The shoe box social at Davis
school Friday night Of last week
was well attended. There was
about sixty boxes and the pro-
ceeds amounted to something
over twenty-three dollars.
j. r. Walker and j. w. Til,otson
began saving in the Good Hope
neighborhood Wednesday. Get
your wood ready boys, for they
are coming this way soon.
Two young ladies of this COM
munity were talking in church
some time ago. One says to the
other, There is nothing in the
Items but about -"
The next week this notice APP
peared Don't worry, girls, you
will get your names in the paper"
Oh, girls, you see the evils of talk
ing in church. You should have
been listening at the preacher.
But excuse us, we have been tod
that a girl can listen to half n
dozen and talk your head off at
the same time.
A friend told US the following
anecdote. A young man was sit
ting by the side Of his best
girl while the boxes were being
auctioned at a shoe box supper,
The young man produced his
change, about fifteen cents and
says, IF that won't buy your
box, | will write a check for the
rest" lie didn't even bid on her
box.
Ernest Woodbridge of Brunswick
has been visiting relatives and
and friends here the past week.
Say, you have heard about
Taft wearing that smile that
won't come off? Well, Fritz wore
a smile Saturday that hadn't
come off the last we saw OF him.
We haven't seen jim since the
election.
Bryan and Kern say shall the
people ruler" and they say yes.
What do you know about that?
Dead, name unknown.
Corn gathering time is here
and Thanksgiving draws near.
Those who have corr to gather
this year will surely have some
thing to be thankful for.
Some boys and men went pos
sum hunting Oh the night before
election. They walked fifty miles
going all over the bluffs and bot
ton between here and New Frank
fort. The dogs did not tree at all
but we think they were on the
trail of a flying squirrel once.
j. II. Lyons and G. w. Harris
have been doing a good deal OF
plastering work for the people of
this neighborhood. On be-
ing told that the plastering of
one house had fallen off they ex-
planned it in the following manner
One said there were evidences
that it had been kicked off. The
other said the sand was too fine.
We know they are both good
workmen and are inclined to be-
lieve the latter explanation.
Mrs. Benjamin Boring, son, and
daughter have returned from a
two weeks visit to relatives In Ill.
j. r. Dulaney and Ed Mirtzwa
painted a house for Mrs. Kitchen
last week.
Eddie McAmis is firing Oh the G..
& A.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
T TO FARMERS.

If you are look ng aroun
to invest your money in land,
do not fail to take a trip with
US to the great state of Okla
homa, where land is very
cheap yet Eand produces as
good as Saline County. You
DO not believe this, but we
will be very glad to show you.
Those who went along bought
and can tell you about the
large profits they have made
in the southwest. Some have
doubled their money and are
buying more land there. W.
20 every two weeks. Call us
up or write and we will show
you this fine country.
Respectfully,
EHLER BROS.
If Slater, Mo.
P. S. If you w4nt to sell
your farm here in Saline Coun-
y list it with US and we will
sell it for you.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
First insertion Oct. 80.
TRUSTEES SALE.

First insertion Oct. 80.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Whereas. Daniel 4. Abel and Mary Il.
dated April 18th, 1905, and recorded April n
1905 In the Office of the Recorder OF Deeds of
Saline County, Missouri. in Book 90 mt Page
2l5.~ conveyed to the undersigned In trust, to
secure the payment of the notes In said
deed OF trust particularly described, tn o
following described real estate situate in
Saline County, Missouri, to wit; The north
west quarter; the north west quarter OF the
north east quarter; the north half OF the
south west quarter and south west quarter
OF the south west quarter OF Section seven-
teen (l7) and the east half of the north east
quarter and the south 6fty-five 1867 acres OF
the west half OF the north east quarter OF
Section eighteen (ls) all In township forty
eight (4s) OF Range twenty.one (Sl).
n whereas, note, due May 1. 1908 dos
cribed IN and secured by said deed OF trust,
has not been paid,
And, Whereas, the owner OF said notes
has requested me to execute the power vest
Cd ia me by said deed OF trust TO sell said
real estate. and out OF the proceeds OF said
sale pay the indebtedness secured thereby.
Therefore In compliance with said request
and In pursuance OF the power vested In me
! by said deed Of trust, / viii sell said real
| estate st public vendue to the highest bid.
1908 81 the front door OF the Court House In
saline County, Missouri.
Albert l.. Bartlett, Trustee.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
A Sane SUGGESTION,

why not let the enthusiasts for a
municipal lighting plant form a com
pany and put in a plant with the
understanding that they were to fur
nish lights at cost plus 8 or 10 per
cent? In that way they would be able
to give the city lights at a fair price
without the risk of 100000 Of city
funds and at the same time they
would be making a nice interest ON
their investment .Bucyrus CO., Even,
ing Telegraph. 80 "a. yya- .
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
Government Ownership Of Telephones

De Castellane III recent correspond
ence in Il New York newspaper states
that a telephone subscriber in Paris
who thought that he had been treated
with d~iscourtesy by the exchange op-
orators went to the government Office
to complain. On making his statement,
which he did apparently with some
indignation, he was seized by five male
clerks and thrown out, his gray frock
coat being torn In the melee. while the
hello girls stood at the exchange
windows and jcered. As names are
given in the description of the Incl
dent, 1t is difficult to question the au-
thentlcity Of the story, but what a
curious light it throws on telephony
in France!-EleGtrlcal World. F.,
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
Epilepsy,
Fits

Commissions, or Spasms
and st. Vitus' Dance are
Nervous Diseases. Most
cases can be cured by
strengthening and build
ing up the nervous system.
To do this a nerve medi-
cine is needed. DR.. Miles
Nervine will be found
cfisaeigus and satisfac-
@ry. r. has cured many
ses u these diseases
skka we believe it will
care ysu. We can give
you names Of many who
lave been cured through
its use. Write for advice.
NY son Jshn had epilepsy for years.
ss:eiaiiss" fo as' over 9'@ Year, arsaf he .tiikK
continued to have spells. had al
most given u. In Despair. but know
H1ls fer siek headache, I concluded %
try the Nsrvins. During June, 1908, I
ave MIN a teaspoonful three times q
aay, then IN July gave II as directed.
ane couid see that he was improving.
ana he has not had a spell sinoS
August 70, 1905, and has taken No
medicine since Jan.-07. / am writing
the case just as It Ii hoping II win
Induce others to try IT,"
". II. ALLISON, Mooresvilie, N. q
Your druggist sells Or. Mlles' New.
Ina, n we authorize him &c resUsn
price o. first bottle (only) II II falls
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
SALINE POINT

The weather is fine at this writ
Ing.
Mrs. Ora Shipman OF Kansas
City returned home Friday after
d three weeks visit with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Hutton.
People are preparing for corA
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
Where /. pinohes.

"Disgusted'' writes to the London
Daily Express: For years past l have
always paid at the rate Of 81 shinings
per annum for water under the New
River company, but nov l have just
received a demand note from the Met
ropolitan water board for water at the
rate Of "a shillings per anuum. This
Is the benefit % we get for doing
away with private enterprise and is. l
consider, a fair specimen Of state trad
ing"
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13

CATION showed that the Company could
not make a reasonable profit at the
price permitted by the old franchise.
The consumers as we'll as the stock
holders will ultimately profit by this,
as they will of course get better serv-
Ice from a thriving than from n starry
ing company.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
NORTH CAMBRIDGE

AS the Ayres Items ap rear else
where we will cal the3e North
Cambridge. Moreover our aim
will not be to write entirely
about ourselves. We realize that
there are Others just as import
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13

The city council Of Grand Ledge.
Mich, has asked a private company to
supply current for the city plant. This
Is done to avoid spending $4,000 to
$4,000 in re-equipping the plant.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
SLATER

year and eelven days. Funeral
services from the residence Sun
day Nov. 9th at 2.30 p. m. by
Rev. w. F. Henson pastor Of the
Christian church. Burial at the
City cemetery.
Miss Bee O'Hearn went to Kan
sas City Friday.
j. L. Lynch and JudSon Ely
were in Marshall Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Schaffer OF
Hale, Mo, are visiting DR.. Snoddy
and family this week.
Berenice Land OF Gillian was In
Slater Friday.
Miss Maize Bridges and broth
or. Byron. OF Marshall spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Slater with
relatives.
John Montgomery OF Fayette
Central spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nauerth
and Miss Kate Hoover left Sun
day for Los Angeles, Cal. where
they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buford Alien of
Malta Bend visited relatives here
1bn Trst nf tho Wpnk
Jerome Dyer OF Kan.as City has
been visiting his parents at Hotel
Saline.
Miss Fannie PEARSON Of Glasg Nv
was the guest Of her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Press
ley the first OF the week.
Miss Odessa Wood who is teach
ing m Pleasant Hill H., spent
Sunday here with her parents.
Mrs. Joe Paxton returned t.
her home in Kansas City Satur-
day after a two weeks visit to
relatives here.
Miss Georgia Orear left Mon
day for a visit in Malta Bend.
Misses Mable Smith Of Marshall
and Sa~phronia Hubbard OF Ma.ta
Benz were the guests Of Mrs. j. w
Pool the first OF the week.
Miss Pauline Liggett was in
Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. Fred JenkiaS and son went
to Marshall Saturday to v.s.t
relatives.
Joe Norvell and Will Deis of
Gillian were in town Saturday.
Miss Olive Pemberton spent
Sunday in Gillian with Gladys
Gillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. III. Morris and
son Earl, and Miss Rowena Baker
were Sunday guests OF Mr., and
Mrs. Ben Reynolds.
Engineer w. l.. Slater who was
hurt neal Roodhouse last week,
regained c%onsciou ;ness a while
Monday enough to recognize his
mother. He is still in a critical
condition in a hospital at Jack
sonville, Ill.
Jacob Nauerth of Los Angeles.
Cal, whose serious illness we re-
ferred TO several weeks ago is
recovering. He was not hurt as
stated some time ago, but suffer-
ed from a nervous breakdown.
We regret to say that John
Rupert, a prominent farmer OF
AyreS is in University hospital,
Kansas City, very sick. He welt
to the northwest several months
ago and improved nicely but de-
cided to return home. He and
his son Otto, then went to New
Mexico but instead of improving
grew worse. On their return
Sunday Mr.. Rupert was obliged
to stop at Kansas City. Otto
Rupert came home but returned
Monday evrening. His sister Mrs.
Chas. Hupp OF Old Monroe accom-
panied him back. Mr.. Rupert is
suffering from stomach trouble.
Col. Joe Auer informed US Sat
urday that he expected to marry
shortly. We pressed him for the
date but he wouldn't tell,but said
the young lady could answer
that question. He finally admit
ted that he hdan't decided upon
the young lady yet and when he
does therell be another "if" 30
please don't get excited. This
item is written by the editor,
not u young lady r~eporter.)
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-13
Slater and Vicinity

Miss Florence Burns is authorized TO- accept subscrpAops and adyer-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07
THE EAST IS HEAT STRICKEN
tUnItod preoo ToIo0raph.cabIo sorvloe.)

Chicago, July At noon yesterday the thermometer stood at 90 in the shade with prospect in sight for relief from the terrific heat There long list of tragedies resulting seven sudden deaths from sunsrOke five suicides three accidental deaths asphyxiatons murder all directly resulting from the extreme heat.
 New York, July 7-The fearful heat is driving many people insane and causing empidemc of suicide and crime Three murders suicides and two hundred prostrations were reported by noon today
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07
WiCkOrSham Is Out Of Ii
BAT. GIVES CANS
 \ CHANCE
 ,
(By United PreoS)

San Francisco, July 7-Battlibg Nell son and Cans will try 1t again, Nelson promptly accepted a challenge issued by the co!ored boy today, The fight will take place on labor day, septem- Der 7th.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

Denver, July At Il o'clock the convention hall opened The place is hronged the streets in the neghbor hood crowded At the convention was called to order by Tom Taggr chairman of the national committee The call read by Secretary Woodson. Prayer of fered by Archbishop Rename of Wyoming The commit. tees were announced and temporary officers chosen resolution introduced paying respects to the late Mr. Cleveland, after which adjournment taken until to. morrow
 The convention hall is of color and the scene most inspiring
 90 Theodore Bell, who is to be temporary chairman rived this afternoon He made his escape from the block ade about Lincoln, Neb, where he visiting Bryan and rode all night to get heer.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

Mrs. A. D. Coulter camo up from Ju- ussu On the Cottage City while Mr. Coulter and Mir. Troy waited over in Juneau aud came up with the Georgia,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07
(sy United Press.)

Nome, July Tho U. 5. revenue cutter Corvtu ha, returned here hay ing failed to 6nd the steamer Ohio which has not reported as yet this spring, having been held fast in the ice.
 Fogs iuteriered with the search and these were followed by smoke from the
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

The Princess Beatrice, c. P. R., ar rived in this afternoon bringing 30 pas Sengers and 2lO tons of freight.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

Martin Madsen made application yes terday before the court for citizenship papers.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07
Gale at Bedside of a Sick Wife in Wisconsin--Ron- an and Corson Making
 Hay
Special Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan)

Fairbanks, July Judge Wickersham announces positively to his friends his withdrawal candidate for the deegateship He will issue statement to the public over his own signature tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

There will be a meeting of the Arc tic Brotherhood this evening at which time John Troy and A. D. Coulter will be conducted over the trail.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07
THEFT Is 0FF
 F0R HONOLULU
(By United Prooo.)

San Francisco, July Exactly at ? o'clock this afternoon, the signal ''up anchor" was Iglven and the Atlantic fleet, slowly and msjesticalIy swung out of the harbor through the Golden Gate, beginning the remainder of It's trip round the world. The first stop will b. at Honolulu.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

Seattle, July Tom Gale is lost. No word has been received from him here for some weeks and reports as to where he is or when he will be here. He announced some weeks ago to be his way out from Washington but since then no word has been received.
 CNIr John Troy now in the city, remarks anent this that Mr. Gale is at his home in La Crosse Wis., where he has been compelled to remain by the illness Of hls We Several times he had announced his intention to start west but his wife taking relapse he was compelled to postpone his departure.)
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07
THE OHIO LOST IN THE ICE

tundra and forest fires which spread over a vast extent of the sOa aud made 1t impossible for the Corwin 10 Stay out.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

John Troy aud A. D. Coulter are in town, Mir. Troy being warmly greeted by his old friends at every turn. They are here in the interest of the new Arctic club of Seattle, of which 30 mucb has been heard. In the preliminary organization both are directors and prumioent iu the promotion of the nOta- blo enterprise. Mr, Coulter Is a we'll known newspaper man, one of the early stampeders to the Klondike and has been pretty much all over the district.
 What the Arctic club is and what 1t proposes to be is well understood; g seven story msgniacIenty appointed club house where men from the north my rendezvous and foregather, each certain of meeting every other Alaskan who may at the time he is "out" be tout" also; where men may talk busi- ness or lu,uriate. The new organiza- tion has ,0sorbed the old Alaskan club and with it pretty much every man who made money in the north and after wards settled in Seattle or whereabouts. The building Is to stand at Third and
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

Best meals in Whltehorse at Royal Cafe. If
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

The Bull Dog IS par excellence, cal at Tony Dorteros for same.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07
tUnlted Press TeIegraph.caplo servle')

Fairbanks, July Judge Wickersham has announced his definite withdrawal from the deegateship race.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07

Dawson July John Roman left this morning in a small boat for Eagle City, from which place Coron has just left for Fairbanks.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-07
THE DAY AT DENVER

Denver July 7-Bryan controls the democratic conven
 on completely did Roosevelt the republican What he says goes absolutely.
 In the meantime he is isolated at Lincoln his farm, cut off from the convention and the most part of the world by storms that have brought down the wires in all drec tons Railroads also stalled Theordore H. Bell the young Californian who is singled out to be temporary chair man, called at the farm yesterday for conference and is compelled to remain there and it is doubtful he will be able to reach Denver in time to weld the gave according schedule It is embarrassing situation although far Bryan concerned he had little to communicate as his wishes generally known and will be carried out
 Labor leaders who arrived yesterday morning devoted much of the day to framing up antJapanese plank is believed they will be given just about all they ask for