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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27
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9elts E.ltano 9iertet iom Tpl9e af
Brusen at Eoba1 - ct tn9enlunbe no9et
uieouanliet nu for Eioen; men oa e.:
relpettabel Dame / Baltimore forlebsn
ienotes til 9ospitelet for at bebanbles
for benne Spsoom, iaa uatte bette f1or
Opmertl lombee blanbt 2eserne, oa bens
ne Dame a!orts bauoe npbt Eobat no>
gen To,m. 0eb uermere uubtrlpeelle
piits be fig imiblertib, at aue Mano>
folf benbes 9usfano uar utorbeoerltse
Eobatsresere. buor bele 6uiet par tle>
uen laaleoes qiennemtreu9t at Eobatss
sitten, at BUN ueo leneere Eio at ltue
benue @tmosfere baube paabraeet fig
ct este vEobatssDierte." - Der for>
tales ON en- Manb t gew Oort. at ban
rs9te Eobat meb ben famine Pibe, iou'
bans Gar baube brust, butlfen Yibe
laa|eoes bauoe uaret bru9t I bele 70
Mar; men oa bans ieraars gamle @pn
osfaa totlpste at Saa I'm Gabers % Tars
fars Tooipor o9 be9ynbte ueb Brusen al
ben aoule pibe, iaa git bet gait, ibet
@utten bpoe at l3ieotinforsiflnins
Dette buroe uere en- Mbpariet mob Brus
gen at Eo6afspiber. Der bar saaet Mru.
(Bptteblab.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27
8ettpeH- Mitttt+
-. - r.sa... .s= 20 - tg
2O5e sFeb, 'O8.

20oe Geb. 'o8.
Seq oil mebbele liot ON en- Maanebs
Nene til Plo51, sc. .. Denne Bp
banner Gnoepunttet al @oobanen paa
ben &art. Set {: en- flor Bp, naar
man betenter, buor uns ben er, Set
er Blot IA Maaneoer, ftoen bet fprife
Eran tom ino oer. Seq fanbt mango
tjenbte fra @ountterne Sttertail o.
Grant. De litte fig sobt o9 par uel
tiltrebie. ...-
Ser ubsiues en- sanite for Npis /
Bpeu. Ser er Banter. mango Butte
ter, 8 Erelantomter, &eieltalbe, 4
@leuatorer, 6 W1oitinbanolere, 2 &irter
os StoIebus.
Ses ipntes, man iolate 0ater liaeiaa
bi(liet ber tom ber. Seq ipurste oa.
yriIen Paa mango Cling. os leg fanbt,
at ben par ben famine icm Der. Nosle
T.ng uar enoo9 bilt9ere.
2anbitabet beromfring er naiten faot.
Der par iuseu Sne, ba leg tom bib,
men ber tom liot, mems leg par oer, iaa
yenoeI beepnote at BRUCE SIeoe.
&reatureue git uec paa Brairieu buer
Dag, % leg ipntes. be triueoes not taa
Bra. See 9ar ueret Wfinuelota 81
Mar. men leg bar lite feet fiuerc &rea=
ture. Seq iaa en- 6ioro paa oper 100.
e5tptter of 6erefort>Racen.
@reset uar Tort rg tet7 men bet
mactte uere rist, tbi Dprene par fece.
80 Mail lpo for 8pen er Bettbolo
Snotaner &eieruationsn. lom luart ifal
aabnes for Settling.
Aolinseu pat lite Den beore ifior, til
Sommeren uar for tort -o9 for tolo,
o9 oer uar formeQet @e9n. Men par
Der lioet at ielse, bleu bet 9oot betalt,
iaa man tloreoe fig not laa sobt allise'
pei. s.-..
2anbet ct pel optagel ben @9n MI,
! faa bet er 9anite oYrt. &c. r.
Wrs, Bersltrem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27

vWolbiom &uloe / Erpn6elasen.
Eronobiem, ODE Sanuar. - Ouer belle
Erenoela9en er ber toaa en- uieouanlig
ifert Rul6e. Smorees par Der 20 @ras
ber (&eaumur anta9eli9) ber Bpen, t
@ulbalen er Der nelem 80 og 40 @r.
% paa Neros A Wr. paa @runb al
&ulben ct 6urtistoset fra &rii1ianta
foritutet p Eime paa Weten fra gt6ros
til Eronebiem. @n 2uttilanBe git let
paa @runh af Rulben os Tgret par bes,
nben af famine Marias 1aeset tunst.
A}aa @runb af bet lan9e Eerpeir
melbes fra olle Ranter af Erpnbetagen
ON Wanbmansel. 5 @ulealen maa
man tase alt Uano fra @lpen, 1om %,
faa bar en- nbetpbelig 8anbfprin9.
&illinabaIs Bert bar opfagt aQe fine
Nrbeibere. oa Eraftrertet maa ftaa ffiue /
% Der ! 8pen neres Tryet for at @lel,
tricitetsuertet n,aa tnbitiue enbeI af I'm
Drift, ba ganbfanben ! @elbuiipen er
ltabis fputenoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27

81 9tt ouer OeQom7ouefoben %
tiette poa gpoFoen af benne ru, forat
ri o9|aa tunbe faa is ben Del at @ta>
ten. 81 tiptte tuersouer Wc&en3ie
County % ouernatteoe uee en- 9eitat 26
Mil uelt for @iQilton. Det par tem>
meli8 tolot, os bet bleife ira ipb. gt
bolpt til paa Nortiben at Statten.
Men uo paa gfattea fog gnoen ON til
9orbueit. 81 laa unber Busepeu, men
ut bapbe lite lisset Der lense, for leg
uaa9nete, ba bet re9ueoe temmeli9 me.
get, % besuben par bet bibenbe toItt.
Seq treb ba uo % git paa Dditben
at Statten % srou mtg inb Der ct
@tptte. iatte mig paa 9us % tos
Ouerfratten ouer 6ouebet. Wen ies
tunee lite bliue ber leuse. fer ie9 Be,
9ynbte at fryle paa Benene.
,@aa git iea oa purreoe Oraaarb.
Seq troebe, bet par bebf, ri bro9 Of
9aaroe. &lotten par nu O. Wt 9iorbe
op Slo os to9te liot Roffe en- Eomato>
fanoe os fit libt uarmt ti0tus, os iaa
bar bet atifeo. Ns bet git meb GLANDS,
TIL nj bauoe to uomertebe Qelte. 81
fjprte, iaa @nilterne fes omtrius o..
SCI. s tiorte ri ouer Misiourtf foben
en- Mil ueit tor @iuiRou, % en- balp
Eime ieuere uar ri inoe BYen, buor ri
itanoiebe libt, forat 6eltene tunoe buiIe,
oQ forat ri tunne 9ipre enbel Snbtiob.
&l. III fatte ri &urs for Iruor %
par biemme &l. 2. Yi fanbt alt pel
biemme, os man bolot netop paa at tres
fte bos min enc Brober.
Mulinsen beromtrins par COB. ARin
8rooer fit % Buibel 6uebe pr. Mcre.
Af Sin blep ber fra til IL BuIbeI,
9aure op til so, % Briferne er o9laa
9obe.
6uab bet tirtelt9e an9aar, loa er bet
etter Omitenbiabeoerue not iaa bra ber.
@snen bar 10 lite peret bsbysget mere
enb Sc Nar. Nogen Torenebe Sir,
tes Yrelt euer Mentsbeb bat leg lite
funbst ber enbnu. men ber er en- 9auseS
@puooes Wenisbeo. os ri luttebe os til
ben. Carl @intber er uor pref, en-
! uae9et bra @;ano. pau bar en- &irte /
Stag, % en- ifal bps9es / Wbeelod ON
lite lense.
Stolen bat bet uerer oaarli9t meb,
men nu baaber leg. bet bliuer bsore, for
MI bar ri faaet Stolebus { Mil fra os.
yto9et bebre funbe lite uentes.
Qermeb en- uenlt9 6illen til &e6atte.
rem o9 Blabets 2elere. @bas. Bean.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27

Der bleu meooelt fra Newport. st.
s., for outrent en- l19e fben, at bet par
ueb ct l1!pttestilfalbe, Benjamin Stees
nerIou, &onsresmanoens Spn, omtom.
@tilaas offietel l1noerleeelie bleu neulis
foretaset, os &apporten fra l1nberipseI.
.estomiteen flyer, at McSntoib enten
falbt oue.borb eaer boppebe ub, oe Slaz
bebaaben trpbiebe ba frem % tilba9e
paa 9apnen 20 Minutter+ 6erunber
troeoe 5teenerlon en- Sang, at ban laa
Rammeratens Sig, % ltulbe itrette ita
ub efter bet. 0s ba falbt ban ooer,
borb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27

@n Staliener, iom nplte tom ber til
2anbet, os iom flyer, at ban er Mnartit,
fieo libel en- Rreft Deuuer, colorado,
fife Spnbassmorgeu, mons Prefen for,
rettebe peb Mlteret en- &irte Der. Mor,
oeren git belt op til Mlterrinsen % ttot
paa Rne Der mellem to &uinber. mems
bans fipb. San lpb itrats ub af Sir.
ten men bleu arreiferet paa Erappen.
6on flyer, ban tienbte lite Yreften men
brebte BAN, torbi ban bar imob aut
9rei1er. De er imoo Arbetoeren, fse,
ban.
M9anben maa pere gal.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27
9Dttoe steper+

vSe iaa,4 ia Anna til fin Eante",
rnu er jea oa farois for neuue llse meo
at itoppe; buert 6ul CT ltoppst.
vOg Be tpuoe Stsoer?"
vTpnoe @teoer? Dem pleier leg
ri9tieuot lite at le eiter,. Gante. Ser
CT 6uuer NOT enba."
vDa leg par en- lioen pise," ia 9an>
tenl vbaube leg en- ipo, aammel 8stite=
MOI, iom Ierte mig at lappe os itoppe;
os alt imsQsm lob bun ct Orb falbe ON
be bpiere Sing os gao mig marsen COB
Tormanins os Xeroom. vPas paa be
tpn6e Steoer," pleiebe bun at Il. vDet
uil ipare big en- bel Del Glib oa Brpoert.
Sab @toppenaalen lobe no9le @an9e
frem % ti!base ouer be tpabe. Steoer,
iaa iparer ou big ielu en- bel Del Mr,
beibe ueite use." @n Dag ia bun til
mig: Der er nosle tpnte @teper Gin
Raratter; oem fuloe bu beQere ie at taa
ret'e'; tbi lmaa Sell tan lnart blI til
fore gpuber."
Seq forHob lite rietis, buoo ban ii9>
tet Ill; men iaa tortl bun: vSes Ter,
buo,ban ou logger bin Erpie % bin 9at
paa bet fe1fe bet bebite @teo, og bin
Wtor tar o<m after os after % benser
benz op; os bun iamler oine @alossr
iammen % fe'ter benz paa fin Plabs.
Seq berer iommetiber, at ou iuarer lit
ifarpt. naar nosen afbrybsr big, mems
ou leler en- 9i1torte. Seq borte big foe
lebea lone bin Wtor al feue at / Da9ligs
ttueu, men bu 9lemte bet. not, iaa bin
Ror maatte lesse fit 5ptpi bort %
eio.e bet lelu."
Set pat be vtpnoe @teoer," ion
samle, there Beonemor benlebte min
Opmestiombeo paa. Ds leg tolte mig
neset lfaufulo; men bet bialp mig til
iat=pasfe paa % rstte ois1e 6eil, tnben
be bleu for 9amle oe inb9roeoe."
Mnna iaa paa fin Eante os ia: Men
Eante, buis tu lite baube naont bin
8eotemor, uilbe leg tro. ou bauoe talt
ON mig. Der ifaar mine @aloser un>
ber &atteltpnen; % leg loueoe Mor at
teue al / Da9li9ltuen ibag. Men ie9
forltaar lite riatig, buab bun mente meo
@uasrue.
rDuis bu lite tan fube bine Cling,
% bu bar 9aiiuert, buob tan ber ia
banbe?"
Mnna bleu rpb 6ooet o9 flog fine
Diue nsb.
rSa, les bleu r|9tisnot i{nt, oa leg
lite tunos inbe min Qei ieboa, ter leg
par aa pis paa, at leg Eauoe laet ZEN
/ min Pult."
vO9 bu fanot ben Sofaen! Se
nu osiaa, min liue Sen, buis bu Ioper
noset % lite boIoer bet, iaa penner o11
big li6t efter libt til lite at ia bet iaa
npie meo at tale Sanbbeo- % iaa er
ber ct i1pst 9ul, buori9iennem Satan
tan ilippe ino os faa mere Mast ousr
big"
Mnna bespnbte at toritoa. %, Ean>
te, leg fer, buor farlist bet Ct at ouerle
be tpnoe @teber; be fan inort bIi til
femme 6uuer. Seq nil liseiaa sobt
torteue big, buorban tet git ibas Mor
ipurete, ON leg bapoe aiort NIT gerelie
iaono. Os ie0 ia ia, ifisnt ies lite
baube eiort Get. Seq ifpnbte mig tis>
tisnot ftrats op os siorbe bet; men bet
par ali9epel en- lianobeo, ies ia Mer,
for at ifluIe min Xisesplbiabso. Sat
for 9lelpen, Eante. Oct fal NOT Bill
bebre."
vMeb Cubs Sielp," ia Eanten.
Og Mnna omfapneoe benbe o9 iprang
aflfeo for at orone lit Eet o9 fppe of
Da9ltsfuen. (0ianesbprbet.)
Ser bleu meooelt fra Nemport, 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27

so Yrocent at Solicit / Winneapolis
baube y @ripp", Ratarrb os &beumatis>
me Uinter. Neften aue fanbt 2in>
bring peo at BRUCE 9aanopibratoren
vVictoria" Den treoer ilfeoetf for Mes
b;ciner % Blape,e. Den forarbeioes
al Wictoria Wibrator So. Wiinneapo;
lis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27
6pt ttpD1ioettDe / Netp Oorf+
Torat bltue anpenbt al Betesoauislio;
men % Yaff. Eierubom.

Siben Eorsbas fife l1se bar ri mobs
ta9et @auer ion1 fplser:
Utiis Wtarp Solo, Battle Gate s 100
Mtte 9olo, bo LOO
Nbolpb Sanbtrpm, DO 100
Ratb- Olion, @litberau ...... LOO
Aaton Auoerio1. Yeliean @apibs 100
6. Masnels, berfra. a.......... 100
Mrs. emma &nuoion, bo -. 100
Eil(am. 8 100
.ber pil bliue fenbt ioag.
Senbt fDr 76 48
Salt $83.48
6iertelis Cat for gaperne paa 9att.
.aEEisrnbo boms 90 g nsbl:oenbes yesue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-27

Boaen 6os Selus / Bpnnens Sto.
e fan faaes bos l1gebIaoet. Yris
5Oc.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

'uchess. carried out OF her pretty little
conventional self into unwonted i'm
~iulslveness by the warmth Of kisses
oft and sweet as the roses on VIZ.
tlnin's bosom.
THAT II. ! will II I can. But ! don't
NJ all see what ! can do"
~ soc. Aud what I want you to do
is to please, please see with my eyes"
They're very bright ones" smiled
her mother.
Princess Virginia cinspcd the grand
duchess round the waist so tightly that
1t hurt. Then she laughed. a loud. half
frightened. excited laugh. Dearest.
something perfectly wonderful Ii 20.
Ing to happen to you and me-" she said
the most wonderful thing that ever
has happened. We are going TO have
h-grent- adventure. And what the
end NJ II will be--I don't know"
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
Deafness Caunot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There 10 only que way TO sure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness IL caused by 40
~inian'ed condition OF the mucous lin
ing OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube IL inflamed you have = rum
bling sound or imperfect bearing, and
when II I. entirely closed, Deafness IL
the result, aud unless the iuhamna-
ton q be taken out and this tube no
restored to IT. normal condition, herr
Ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of tca are caused by cstarrh
which Il notbiog but 40 iuhsmed con-
ditiou Of the nucou surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case Of Deafness t%esused by
cstarrhD that cannot he cured by
Halls Catarrb Cure. Send FOE clrcu.
lars free. f.J.CHENEY 4 CO., To-
ledo, q
Sold by druggists, &c
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
'tipatiou.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
Toe Huston Dead.

Joe Huston died At q hospital 10
Stockton, Cal. on Sunday night OF
spinal menengitis. He had about re.
covered from u severe spell OF pneu.
monia, but was stricken with the men
engitis and succumbed TO that dread
disease,
He is we'll known 10 this county hav.
ing been born aud reared on his faith.
er's farm Fast Of this city n few miles.
The family started home with the
body sometime Monday aud are ex
pected to arrive here this. Thursday
evening or Friday morning No ar
arrangements have been made for IN.
funeral Sweet Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

A large hay stack vas burned on
the KliDser farm east of town Tues.
day night, There was no lightning
that night and the origin OF the fire lie
shrouded 10 mr stery -Oscar Leim-
brock has purchased Of Mrs. Jose.
phine Land the two lots east OF her
residence ard will erect at once q
handsome residence. II Is thus that
Gillian gradually and substantially
grows We understand Lou Strauss
Is going back 10 railroading, at which
he Is an expert with but few equals 10
the United States. He Is a master
s%witchman in handlirg cars at divi-
sion points, and should nave never
given up the business. Gillian Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
The Jumping OF Place.

Consumption had me 10 tie grasp
aud had almost reached the jumping
of place when l was advised TO try
DIR. Kings New Discovery ;snd | wan,
TO say right now, II saved my life, i'm
provement began with the first bottle,
and after taking q dozen bottles
was q we'll and happy man again.
says George Moore, OF Grimesland
N. @. As q remedy for coughs and
colds and healer OF weak, sore lungs
and for preventing pneumonia New
Discovery 10 supreme. SOC and sl.0t
At ell druggists. Trial bottle free
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

Tie wishes to marry mel" sh"
echoel da2cdly. Why -
Providence ioGst hi W dra WI YOU
inclination toward him. dearest. II f.
Indeed n romance. Some day. no doubt.
II will be told to the world In history"
But how did he Virginia broke
on and began again. Did he tell this
to Dial aud ask him to write your
"Not-not precisely that" admitted
the grand duchess. her face changing
from satisfaction to uneasiness. for
Virginia was difficult IN some ways.
though adorable In others. and held
such peculiar ideas about l~ife-inberit.
ell from her American grandmother
that II was impossible to he sure how
she would receive the most ordinary
announcements.
The princess rapt expression faded
like the passing OF dawn.
mot precisely thatf" she repeated.
"Then what-bow"-
well. perhaps. though It's not strict.
ly the correct thing. you had better
read your brothers letter for yourself"
Virginia put her hands behind her
back with n childish gesture. nnd n
frightened look came into the eyes
which AT most times gazed bravely IN.
on the world. "l-somebow ] can't"
she said. ''Tlease tell me-"
TO begin with. then. you know what
nn admiration Dial has felt for Count
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

Tic utshes 10 mdrry-meT'
Won Breltstein ever since that diplo-
matte visit the Rhaetinn chancellor
PAID TO Hungarla. The fancy seemed TO
I've mutual; but. then. who could eve re.
sist Dial II he wanted TO be likedf The
chancellor has written to him from
time to time. and Dial has quite en-
Joyed the correspondence. The old
man can be witty as well as cynical
n he chooses. and Dial says he tells
good stories. Now. II seems. In the
Informal way In which such affairs are
usually put forward. that Count Won
Breitsteln has written conndentially to
Dal, as u only Q male relative,
asking how your family would regard
al alliance between Leopold and you
or N we have already disposed Of your
hand. At last the emperor is inclined
to listen to his chancellor's advice and
marry. and you. as a Protestant prin-
cess
"a Protestant princess, indeedw
cried Virginia. Il protest against be-
ing approached by him on such terms"
The face OF the grand duchess was
darkened by the gloom Of her thoughts.
"My daughter" she exclaimed mildly,
yet despairingly. ''it's not possible that
when this wonderful chance. this I'M
heard Of chance, this chance that you
were praying for. actually falls into
your hands you will throw II away for
for a sentimental schoolgirl scruple."
Il was not praying for It," said Wiz.
ginla. I'm sure, mother. you would
have considered II most bold In me to
pray for 1t. And didn't. I was only
refusing other chances"
We'll, at all events, you have this
n now. II Is yours"
mot In the one way I should have
loved to see II come. Oh. mother, why
does the emperor want to marry met
Isn't there some other reason than lust
because I'm q proper Protestant prin-
cessY"
'Of course" insisted the grand duch-
ess. family encouraged. "Dal mem
tions several most excellent reasons In
his letter, II you would only take them
sensibiy."
~ should like to hear them. at all
events" answered Virginia.
well, you see. the empress Of Rhae-
tin must be a Protestant, and there
aren't many eligible Protestant girls
who would be acceptable to the Rhas-
tians- girls who would be popular with
the people. Oh, I have finished about
that! You need not look 80 desperate.
Besides, Dial explains that Leopold b
ayoung nan who dominates all around
him. He wishes to take for hs bride
Q girl who could not BY any possibility
herself be heiress to Q throne. Dal
fancies that bis desire b to mold IN
wife and Therefore to take . girl with
out too many important and impoetu-
mate relatives, FOR be y not 3 who
would drssm- " adding = ~ gyset-
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

The Lloyd Ia again doing ferry bus.
mess at this point. II makes us feel
that We are In oetter communication
with the world.-Rev, r. M. Thomas
Of ST. Joseph, will preach the funeral
OF the late I. A. Eastin Sunday. April
s, 1908. The services will be held at
II O'Clock, q. m. st the Baptist church
In Miami. Friends Of the family and
the general public are invited TO be
present. -Miaui News.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

Notwithstanding the talk OF dull
business on the @. & A., since the tirsa
OF the year, the records show that II
has been better on the Western divi-
sion than the corresponding month Of
last yesr.-Mstt Ganney, the sngi.
neer who pulled the first passenger
train into Slater In the year 1879, Is
here this week on 4 visit to FL e. Skin
ner and NJ. Nunies. He is now an
engineer on the Missouri Pacific with
headquarters at Kansas City.--M.L.
Francis left last Monday morning for
Richmond, California, where he has
secured a position with the Southern
Pacific railroad. b. II. Stephenson
the gentleman who recently purchased
the stock Of dry goods aud clothing
from the Saline Mercantile Co., is
stopping at Hotel Saline. His wife
and little o came over from Macon
county q few days ago aud are Nth
him. We are uniformed as TO the
time he expects to take charge OF the
store.-Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

MIR. VIM H. Anderson, NJ. d., OF
Soda Springs, Ida, says that Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup has relieved
coughs and colds where all other
remedies failed. Its gentle laxative
effects especially recommend IL for
children. It is pleasant 10 take. For
coughs, colds, h%osrseness wbooplnv.
cough. Money refunded u not salts
fed. Sold by p. Il. Franklin
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

After thirty years q resident OF
Sweet Springs N. c. Hubbard and
family moved to South Haven, Kan.
sas, this week, Mr.. Hubbard pur
chased q house and ten acres Of land
adjoining South Haven. and Monday
OF this week he loaded his household
goods and other belongings aud ship
ped them tn his new homs.-Sweel
Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

Don't cough your head OF when
you can get a guaranteed Remedy IN
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. 1t is
especially recommended for children
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The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

group of brown chalets clustering
round the big church. with its bu'bous
6r.ntnI spirc. that they caught tho las,
rcd rays of sunset and held them dash.
lug OF FURNISHED copper roof plates
mud Jcwcling small. bright window
pnnes long after the green valley be.
low was curinlncd with shadow.
One September evening two dusty
travelling carriages toilcd up the steep,
winding road that led to the highest
hamlet OF the I,haetinn Alps. aud q
girl walking beside the foremost drlv,
er minded. ns he was. TO save the
yhded borscsD looked up to see ALE.
heillgcn glittcrlng like n necklet OF
gems on the brown throat OF the noun.
tain. Each window was a great, sep.
nrate ruby set IN gold: the copper bull
that crowned the church stecple was Z
burning carbuncle. while above the
fiashing band OF gorgeous color tho
mountain reared It's head. facing west.
ward. Its steadfast features carved In
stone. the brow snow capped and rosy
where the sun touched II. blue where
the shadows lay.
The driver assured the young Eng.
lisb lady. whom he much admired for
her pluck as well as beauty. that she
had far better return TO the carriage;
that indeed she need not have left II.
Her extra weight would be but as
that Of a feather TO the horses. which
were used to carrying far heavier loads
than that OF today up the steep noun
tain road TO Alleheiligen In the high
season Of July and August, when many
tourists from all countries came to rest
for n night and See the wonderful view.
lie even grew yoIuble In his persua-
slons. but the girl still smilingly In.
sisted that she liked walking. and the
brown faced fellow with the soft green
hat and curly cock feather admired
her the more for her irmness aud en-
durance.
She was plainly dressed In gray.
which did not show the dust, aud,
though her skirt and short jacket were
well made and her neat little hat jaun-
~ and becoming-almost dangerously
becomlng-she was not half as grand
In appearance as some OF the ladies
who drove up with him In July and
August. Still. the maj said to himself.
there was an mir about her-no: he
could not describe II even To himself
but II meant distinction. Aud then, as
she was English. II was as pleasing as
II was remarkable that she could speak
Rhaetian so prettily. She had learned
Il. she said. when he respectfully ven
tured a question, because since she
was a child she had taken an interest
In Rhaetian history and literature,
And this seemed strange to him-that
SO dainty a lady should have learned
such IA language for pleasure. because
the people OF most countries found Il
excessively difficult as dificult as
Hungarian and just enough like Ger.
man TO make Il even more difficult
perhaps. But this English girl said
she had picked It up easily. ana the
young mans heart warmed to her
when she praised Rhactian music ami
Rhaetian poetry.
This was the last touch This won
him wholly. and without stopping fur
Iher Ia annlyze ar account for his MI
miration the driver OF the tirst car.
'iagp found himself. bestOwing conf
..LA.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
Keeping Open House.

Everybody is welcome when We feel
good; and we feel that way only when
our digestive organs ere working
properly. Dr. Kings New Life Pills
regulate the action Of stomach. liver
and bowels 90 perfectly mi can't belp
selling GOOD when be usss thsss pills.
80 y 81 drug storss.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

Rev. Baker end family came 10 from
sedalia yesterday and will occupy the
parsonage rs soon ss REV. Carter va.
Gates ssme.-A. Glen,zer aud fam
lily, the new proprietor OF the Malta
Bend Telephone Co., arrived Thurs.
dsy.-Malta Bend Qui vive.