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New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
WORK WANTED.
Male

BRIGHT BOY. I44z years Of age. with
invalid mother to support, Seeks an al
terBoOu position; work OF any kind II
wanted Jacob Paul 619 East 9th st.
ATTENDANT.-Grad nurse; capable.
strong. healthy American will care for
sufferer at MS home reeoVery facllitaeLeo ,ei
and strength restored by new methods
adult chronic sufferer helped; highest ref
eTences- terms reasonable. Address Nurses
Association. Box $50. MiCdletOwr, y, \.
BOOKKEEPER. ER.-Experienced and excep-
tionaly competent to take entire charge
and credit man; SIS. city reference. Il,
Box 40, Tribune Office
BOOKKEEPER.- R.-C ompetent. honest and
energetic best references. age 2T. salary
$50. 5. NJ. Tribune Harlem Office. 2G2
West I25rh St
CARPENTER. cabinet maker: any kind Of
Jobbing- c. Johanson. a42 w. 3Sth St
CAsFIEP-COLLECTO Middle aged
man. real estate office or cafe best ref
erences George Nuhn. ST. 400 East 14th.
% AT-r-F-F-T REGISTERED: first class me
chanic. experienced in manufacture Max
well Simplex. make CWn repairs. German
English, best reference: temperate. honest
private family Farmer. "o4 East f@th St
CHAUFFEUR. MECHANIC.-Expert on
PaIrfer TsorompbilN. Elmore. Haynes,
etc with private family; excellent refer
ence. Address z Leuthner ol5 Central
ave. Jersey Citg-
C-FTAT-F-FET-R-T u-to-tiate mechanic;
vears' experience, open for private IAN
H. ztes7v honest sober reference NJ
I.orenz 2g2 Holland ave. Van Nest bronx
.-p4AT-FFEI-R. R.-Colored. seven years ex-
perience: travelled In Europe careful
sober and reliable; a. present employed on
high powered car. would Ike 10 chalise by
march Is. written and personal references
from former employers r. r. L. Room
sos III Montague 81, Brooklyn
CHAUFFEUR or second man; coiored, IL
censed: careful driver; does own repair
ing. go out OF town. previous eAt'ft+e1lSe 1a
different cars. Gross, L West I3eth 81
CHAUFFEUR Married; strictly sober:
careful driver. road and garage expert
ence: best references. James Pearl 90
East Igfh 81
CHAUFFEUR coachman. thoroughly eX-
perfenced. careful driver; good mechanic.
r7fr and reuair any ear. years win last
eFnulover- can be seen. B,. tribune JP-
rovgn Ofhcr. No 1864 Broadway
,,t4AFrFFf.IrR rR.-Good all around man; tlne
reference; overhaul cars, Mercedes 5pe-
cisl. strictly temperate. K. z. Tribune
Ffptown Office, 1864 broadway.
fgqMPANTDH. courier: refined English
American 2s: with party contemplating
travelling mere or abroad; references A1-
trsss O. / % Tribune Uptown Office.
l564 Broadway.
DESIGNER on skirts. best reference:
wants take charge. wages no Object
p4nfatto. 2207 I'd ave
T,HrVE-R Married. understs nds shipping
and delivering. Brooklyn. knows greater
New York and Jersey best reference
c,rob air Jerome ST. Brooklyn.
TpT-C; CLERK age - college graduate
5uuF0T- 4 Years experience. good pre-
s,TfrtIolsist cspa bic salesman; reference
zg,or4 hours J. karpe, S4S East 10Th 81
r-rss5INFTsP. inspector Of Italian suEsf
fairies and refineriss Tar twenty seven
years understanding Ergisa, ttsnch ana
$500 seeks a good sIeafy place n
= A,r7ertca. echIsppapiesra EettiInio, Genoa
Esis-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
Surrogates' Notices.

L Thomas. surrogats OF the County Of New York.
Bianche sssr2g soretin1es known as Banche G. star
ling late Of the county Of fr. New York deceased to
place ransacting business the Hui
York On or before the 9th day of May next ''' %
B4S 1tSf HsR y c11bs DsS BRADgr ioeS
HLL HoRToS h;to4eys & fGF E+esators o @ Broad
56s s OF AZ o 9DE6 m ony GF 69S df S ARN I
aSGs Is = MaT9en al deease to AVs pPeeH ftais tbs
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber the
business No. 10 Wall Street in the City Of New York
Dated New York the l4th DAY q r3 psgsraosr 1901
Administrator with the Will annexed Benjamin t.
w f VAN sTEENBERGFI. Attorney FOR Administrator.
10 Wall Street: Manhattan Borough. New York
n EURsUANcEE IF An ORDER De OF HON. ABNER E
1oto is sr9g given to - 9 M eFSSn on haTFs IL claims against
d r. r. Sasenf the same % With chers Sss 1rr q ts
subscribers at their place of tTarsacng business No %
OF or 6f2t 2. N Yo lz efofr 3ag Of Msy 4 , .g9s
BENJAMIN F. EINsTEIN, BERTHA MYERS. Ex-cu-
E1NsTEIN. TOWNSEND GUTTERMAN Attorneys for
Executors AZ broadway Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURsUANcEE OF AN ORDER Pc OF OF HON ABNER E,
G96e ] i sse4y % ate @ Of W the Civ Of e4es nd nfalas'
the subscribers their place of business No
Wall Street in the city Of New York.
DANIEL SEYMOUR.
NORMAN SEYMOUR,
Executors.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNEP c.
= Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New York,
notice hereby given to all having claims
Georgianna 2. Redmond. OF the
New York deceased TO present the with
the subscriber At is place Of transacting
business 6G Broadway Borough of Manhattan the
city Of New York or before the 18th day Of May
next
Dated York. 12rn day OF November. 1907.
KNICkERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY. Executor
DAVIES. STONE & ACERBACH Attorneys for Execu-
tor. "a Nassau Street. Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
Public Notices.

BUREAU OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
No 1f9 Nassau Street.
New York. February 25rh 1907
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant. to Chapter
go of the Laws of 1898, that the statement OF the
receipts and expenditures of the Public Administrator
during 1907 =
Record three times for three weeks begin
ning January 21st, 1908
WILLIAM NJ HOES.
F''r7'~ administrator Of the County n New
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
WORE WANTED.

WORE WANTED.
ENGIEEER, steam and mechanical; years
experience in chemical and electro
hcherical industries; Al references. L. III
Grand st. Jersey City.
ENGINEER,-Young man; with construe-
tlOn company dong work out Of town.
has had previous experience. Charles L.
Nilsson. so Park ave. Hoboken-
ENGLISH GENTLEMAN Of good family
and social position, refined education
here TWO months. desires place Of trust or
as private secretary, etc. Z. l. Tribune
Harlem Branch. 263 West 1c5th ST.
FOR EUROPE-CapabIe energetic busi-
ness man. recently returned from bGsi-
ness "trip through Europe, France and Ger
many; desires commission TO Europe; edu-
Gated. experienced, trustworthy: reference
Address Responsible, 133. Tribune Uptown
Office, 1864 Broadway
INSTRUCTOR il riding school. stock farm
or stable foreman; German; four years in
German cavalry nine years IN riding
schools Address II. E, 219 East 18Th 81.
MANAGER Educated gentleman Of char
acter. ability. wide business experience,
seeks position with responsible concern. am
a Yankee. energetic; competent manager,
systematizer economizer: an expert buyer:
Address Competent, 144 Tribune Uptown
Office. 1854 Broadway
MASSEUR wants more patients; visits
residence: diploma. Telmanyt. 352 East
Seth st
Kind attendant; pleasant reliable, sober;
20 attend several more patients: best city
references Lee. 122 West $50 st
NIGHT WATCHMAN.-Ry absolutely So
ber and honest man. as inside or out:
anywhere. or viii patrol number OF houses.
. business OF private James L kichline, 43
Whitehall ST.
ORDER c1ERk.-Mtrs. Of knit goods
want Young man. 25-35. to take charge
Of order department. $3.50 81. 800. Hap
goods. 307 Broadway.
OFFICE. ASSISTANT. .-Expe rienced cor
respondent: English. Spanish. French.
German: highest New York, Paris,
Buenos AyTes. Hamburg references. (.
Loesch, 81 East seth ct.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two years
experience Duerr. 7G@ Fox St. Bronx
PAINTING. paperhanging and pIastering:
real estate landlords and hotel work:
good workman. B. Janks. l67 East 1o3d st
Platter, polisher and general metal
worker; first class. makes and works all
solutions: electro gaIVaniZiug: latest meth
0ds. references; experieEced. sober. f A.
Weber 3243 Boulevard Jersey city. n. j.
PLUMBERS HELPER. steady. willing.
wants work Turner, Is Abingdon Square.
POrLTRYMAN Practical. paying pouItry
ranches established. thoroughly equipped
and managed on commission birds mated
ana selected for exhibition. {. s. 1890
St. Nicholas ave.
PoJ-ITRYMAN-Sin American 3s
understands successful operation or in
cubators. brooders and hot water heated
hFsodeT houses can drive horses and
automobiles. handy with carpenters
tools: steady habits. no liquor or tobacco.
references Address T. F NJ, p o box
f5g Nonkers- y 7
PORTER Young coiored man. porter
or elevator operator. Dawson. 43S
West ld5d st
PFO0FREA DER~-s practical PRINTER. 2a-
desires place first reader In ar open
zhor three ears experience as rss.sr. so
hs~ an5 steady best city references. Ad-
dress H. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
HELr WANTED.

Males.
y-E----A Eerp= Fo- rtszFra p~r. salary
g. dsv guaranteed; opportunit making
sss 70 s25 a week. salary and commission +;
re- Of ability coed chance advancement
must be Of clean habits and neat appear
an-e Cali after 2 O'Clock. Mr.. Charlton
Room z2l Tribune Building
V-ANTED--Single e man as coachTilan ana
groom for ne country, must b~ strlcli :
xoF,1- ard have goad references. man used
30 ead6lr horses and weighing 100 or sess
preferred state wages expected AddTess
Tyax a11 Great Neck. Long Island
sTESOGRAPHER AND BOOkk EEPEF-
familiar with steel and building con
~+rIIrtfon: 1856 s.. 040. Hapgooos 3os
Rroaduay
Female.
WANTED Protestant white woman,
as good plain cook in private IsIAlly ;
--,-fsr ne honest sober and tidy. pest ref-
zrenr~e recliired- Call "wednesday from
IA - - q West 50ih ST
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS evers-rvllere outside city. exclusive
rnrrfra-7- given good men on absolutely
new goods. remarkable opportunity. no
-o-1sre+ffiou- sell Offices and homes: beauti-
<r1IlT made bargain prices; sample mailed
- cents Edward Shepard, 2lT Pearl st.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Tutors Governesses
70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs n YOUNG Fulton 23 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
CARPET CLEANING.

= Z. CARPET C-EkNZFTc T--RYS
Dldekl largest Most Aloaern.
a. EEL 50 WEST zSTE 81
n. 7yse--s'1i- Bryant Esfab4.eErsz 1867.
y q --EDA&- EDWIN LESTZ.
- LI- CARPET CLEANING CO.
a. - y coE1prszses air. steam hand or
Cos lbs Br5z1&sy. All East fsth 81
= L Brandt. E-5 -ze-zsfs-
y - I5E-2fENT5 SIC subscriptions fof
re- sfi---e TeoelE-zC Al the!- UPTOWN
- &c La Broaewsy. between 3ath
,tt-l So. until : 'ci0ck p. IN A1
r. ----. 8 rece.Fs1 al tssG following
: - -1--1-E ar regular csf5ee rates uE III
co. e. -, El-- :Gs Srh ave. = ..
= st rs sth ave. ro-. fstE 81 "a
- 80 a. -bT Wesg I'D e.. oet~ EEL
= - ate1 egs West f1sEn st. fSSs
seen Teth 1ad r. Sta is1S
xarF o-zy ST. So -THs lst ave. rear
ar - = E4s= lz5fh st s5a fremont
''ss-zB.- crssz
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE (1122 Broadway.
Harlem Branch: 343 Lcnox Ave, 12Tta ST
Brooklyn " T3 Court St
Scheuer
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITIES.
TRIAL LESSONS FREE
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITCRE
AGENCY WANTED.

HAVE EOJ anything you want shown the
fTr-goOds merchants OF South and South
west l require paying side line for
r7rincfral cities. name Hne and pay. Ad-
dress James Campbell, Bog "A, Tribune Of
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
81 sTNFss CH.NCEs.

81 sE&E=e CHANCES
s"H'" Lgaf- "a a '-T Ed uloanv anpiy =
E----=- b. F-r- class gold mining stock
na-r H07 earning big dividends. ana
efsre- free uf Gsh- fully eguIppsc
-' .s fl# operation and VIII bear
t-trr-Er invest Cation very x hest
"t -efa-e-.res Particulars apply Melon
80 I" lEEa- Co.. -57 Br9aaEa5, New
GOOD gTPgtz-T- -yTTY fa- electrician with
t capital fullest - i-FeStlr~ ton
,g-a -t.ei concern -lecIE-1iar..
1aT g Tribune 1H-ee-
~ NAL-E-----1 es-an- .sleo ta1eTy- large
--eE - ta-I lr--si house, al i'm
-r Iar-s aua store, stable. 10
49, .t r-Li15 =ser. sell So oso, easy
-z s-- rZr-ras. horse. wagons. etc.
cease property. IesL chance n New
l sid ar account heatl- Ad-
l51E- Ii.x l. Tribune FSlne.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

+ TAT-NDRESS- fine washing. At
/ home first class. careful work ar DRY
+ ing reference JV2 East TSth s., Apart
uIeuC II.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
Female

Female.
~HAEtREF MAID and VAl BErs. ~ t-H -
leur references. 70 objection - the cN1Iu-
trs- SIS Call swedish Exchange, i59 East
s0th 81 or Tel l56i-M Madison
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

JANITRESS. Hot or cold water fat or
furnished room house. no children. best
OF references Mrs Kean. 1865 2d ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

I.AJ-SDRESS. first class. swedish shirts,
collars cuffs: willing and oblisinE. best
references OsteTbergs Bureau. Tl0 Lex
ingtOu ave. Tel l055-Plsz2-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

T.4r-NDRESS SS-WIEIiug 10 assist chamber
maid. neat refined young woman, excel
lent references, city or country j =.
Mrs Golfers Agency 10 West I'D st
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

LADTs MAID.-First class. good travel
Ter and packer. good seamStress. 81.
Swedish Excrange. l39 Eas, Goth st. or
Tel. 4564- Madison
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

T.4T-NDREsS- HAMBER9IAID--By good.
smart girl, neat and tldy; wages So .
S95- good references. E7Iaherty's Bureau.
4S5 Columbus ave Tel 14l-ttVer-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

I.AI-NDRESs. Swedish. first class. shirts.
collars cuffs. willing. her friend as par
lormaid. references. MatheWsons s Bureau,
s22 9Th ave, near 41rH ST Tsi- 34s-Bryant-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

bv month. week or dozen. private house
open air drying. viii furnish best refer
ences- $50 East I'D s.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

TAI-NDRESS- Scotch Protestant. first
class. has friend. Swedish girl kitchen
maid or chambernaid. good at both, city.
country. Norrow's Bureau. 921 Lexington
ave Phone 192S-Piaza-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

TAT-NDRESS Fine laundry wOrk- shirts
collars; very best q references, : Llllllsn l
vror7an Tussila Bureau. $50 lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

NURSERY GDVEENt.SS English Frotest
ant teaches piano will take two mere
children exrelf-T'r references frofu pressed ~
employer cify or country F. Miss E'ilz
E-rald's Bureau, 5ffJ sta ave. cor. f3l 81.
NURSERY GOV EENESS BY Nertb t;cf
uyar. refined Young iady good zeerr. aPsr
references. -itv or country AGES S-s-s,e
can ar Tang 4 BcsChsrer Co Bureau. 4S-
As-aT West 55t ct
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

+ HOUSEWOREER- German girl;
good cook and Iaundress: also young Irls1
girl Just landed; references Nathewson :
T}u-ea.I SOP 6th ave. near 41th St Tel.
37-Bryant-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

LADY'S NAID.-EEg EgIish. I'VE years' rec
erencs from last employer. good hair
dresser packer. traveller r.. Miss FitZ
seraId-s : bureau 500 5th ave. cor. 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

GARDENER FLORIST.-By German 10:
single, honest, sober; steady worker: all
around; on private place as first or second
hand twenty-five years practical expert
ence IN all bordering plants. chrysanthe-
NUNS, roses, carnations landscape garden
ing. Vegetables outside Or greenhouses; best
references on hand. Gardener. 100 Ave-
nue. A
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

JANTTRESS with gr9wn-uQ daughter,
rrlstwqrthv. understands steam not
v-atar. VAN take place with or without
steam good cleaner. references Janitrsss,
III West 14sth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
WORK WANTED.
Male

SALESNAN.-June l. by middle aged,
steady man: hest OF references; travel
for some line OF goods OF merit can SO
anywhere. Address f.. JS3 Church St,
Oshkosh, Wis
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

HOUsEKEEPER or any place Of trust by
educated widow. with boy : Years ol1 !,
German English; excellent cook. sever
piano. references h, 1G-J 81 ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

HOUSEWORK--By two German girls; first
class cook. good baker. excellent IAun-
dress. other Chaubermaid and waitress do
entire yvorz OF private family. city or out
Nor-ovrs Bureau ri Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

Nt-RSE-state registered. graduate gen
tIerlen who require good service and at
| tendance. city references Kessle-. - West
/ sd st
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

MOTHER and SON.-Wonlaa -Eoasl cook
and Iaundress, can bake. 10 Rouse work .
son useful understands cows. horses. city
country Morrow Bureau. 81 LeZingtoE
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

vegetable grower h0thouse, glass frames.
fruits flowers and general work; five years
reference from Iast place. Carpenters Bu-
reau. 154 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

A BRIGHT BOY. 14z years Of age with
invalid mother to support, Seeks al
terBoou position; work OF any kind
wanted. Jacob Paul. 619 East 9Th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

GARDENER.-By ScotchTnan -; married: {:
has one grown boy Is qualified to take
charge Of genrleman's estate. best refer
ences as to ability in greenhouses. flower
and vegeta BILE gardens, fruits. shrubs.
lawns. laLdscaping. etc. with a very con-
siderable knowledge Of farming, farm i'm
plements and stock: not afraid 10 work
Address O NJ. Box "a. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

LADY'S MAID.-By a competent German
good dressnaker and traveller best ref
erences- city OF country. wages So SO
Cali al Lang & Boecasrer Co Bureau. A.
II West SD
New-York tribune., 1908-03-03

| GARDENER "a: thoroughly ex-
perienCed in all branches. under glass
and outside; best Of references, state par
| ticuIars Address Box ia Nanaronecd
n. Y.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20
Democrats Are Easy

Since the election some OF our
Democratic friends seem badly
ratified and are willing to bet on
most anything in order to re-
trieve their lost fortunes. The
editor dropped into a real estate
office Saturday afternoon and
the crowd looked very much
like a Democratic "wake." We
remarked On this when John NJ.
Robertson, Of Mt. Leonard, said
they were all good Democrats.
About this time we spied a Re-
publican friend from Eldon, Mo,
and ventured that the gentleman
was too good looking to b. a
Democrat. Mr.. Robertson re-
marked that his color indicated
him one. We challenged the re-
mark with a wager OF $1,OO that
he was a Republican. Mr.. r..
changed it to 25c and put the
question and OF course lost. We
very much disapprove OF betting
but when we can get n gentle
man with as much money as Mr..
Robertson to contribute to our
charity fund, we're going to do 1t
evrey time. The joke on him Is
worth s. alone. The Emmanue.
orphanagc at Mountain Grove,
Mo-, gets the quarter.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20

Lowenstein & Co. who are eX-
tensive wool dealers, state that
since the eleetloB prices on WOO
have taken a juzRR and the de-
mand is good. We publish this as
a news item and for the benefit
OF those Democrats who think
this country needs free trade.
With only a slight possibility OF
the tariff being removed the WOO
market was demoralized before
the election.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20

On account OF the few scatter
ing votes received by the parties
beside the Republican and Demo-
cratic, and the large amount OF
work necessary to record them in
tabular form. we omitted them
last week. The Socialists rcceiv-
ed 81 votes in the county, Prohi-
bitionists %, Peoples party o
Independence party o, Socialist
Labor party 3.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20
Big Honey Crop.

Jas. r.. Shackleford, OF Napton,
says he thinks he's entitled to the
blue ribbon In the matter OF big
honey crops. He says his 20 col
onies OF bees produced 1900 lbs,
OF honey this year. which Is an
average OF 155 pounds each. This
looks very much as II he Under
stood how to keep the little fell
lows busy. Who can beat this re-
cord?
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20

Francis j. Heney, who had Sc
cured the indictments and con-
yictions OF the San Francisc ,
boodlers, and while in the act
OF prosecuting them last Friday
was shot in the court room dur
ing q recess by Morris Haas,
whom he had exposed. Haas
said Heney had ruined him.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20

1t is very unusual for votes to
run as close as in the state cleo
ton this year. 80 that very little
attention has been paid in the
past to official returns being
sent in prom tly from the varlou
counties. Ten days after the cleo
ton a numpGr Of the countfse had
not yet turned in their official re-
ports land &s this can happen
again 1t has called attention TO
a defect In our election laws.
There's no possible reason why
the returns should not be sent In
from three to five days and we
hope the law will be so changed
rs to compel this. Under present
conditions there's a strong team
plation to withhold the figures
and do a little Juggling II neces-
sary'to help your party In.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20
Farmers Week at Columbia.

The Missouri State Board OF
Horticulture, which was created
by special act OF the Legislature
two years ago, announces that
the second Winter Institution IN
der the new orgnlzation will be
neld in the auditorium of the
University at Columbia, Jan. g.
8, 1909, during Farmers week"
Special features OF this meeting
which make it Of unusual interest
to fruit growers and others are
The big fruit display three hun
dred dollars in cash prizes offered
for horticultural products exhib-
tied opportunity to attend the
sessions OF the other state farm
er's organizations, eight in num-
Der, which will be meeting at
the same time /; a chnce to see the
large collection OF the famou
Western fruit In boxes, and be in
stracted by an expert in the fine
pointh OF grading and packing OF
spphA and pears in order to Sc
cure big prices; opportunity to
visit the different buildings and
depetrtments OF the U University,
Agricultural College and Export
ment Station.
1t Ia also pointed out that the
AgricultWal Colleges Short
Course for farmers will be just be
ginning afdi that the men in at
tendance, together with the reg
ular Agricultural students. will
be doing some OF their usual work
In butter making (; live stock judy
ing. sorn Judging, pruning End
propagating plants, etc. all OF
which will % ofg reat interest to
practical farmers.
Because this 10 . leisure time OF
year with farmers, they r urg-
"a to take q few days vacation
and meet with some OF their live
organizations and acquire a big
|stock OF new IDEAS concerning
their business.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20
A Tiny Baby

can't tell you In words what the
trouble IS; but It's complexion
gets pasty, II 1t gets weaker and
weaker. loses flesh and is cross
and peevish you can be certain
that IL has worms. Give 1t
whites Cream vermlfuge, guaran
teed harmless, Expels the worms
and puts baby in q healthy nor
nal condition. Sold by r II.
Erankiin,
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20
Voting Comes High

The st. Louis election commits
sioners report the expense OF the
late election in that city at
S215.OOO. There being 100000
votes cast, each would entail an
average OF over $1.5O. In this
county the expense probably
reached 25c per vote, on a basis
OF about $4,000 expense although
we are unable to give accurate
figures.
The Marshall republican., 1908-11-20

Four years ago the Republican
vote in Saline for President was
2SO5, this year 1927, a gain OF
122. In 1909 it was 28t4. 1t will
be noticed that the Republicans
have had a substantial gain. The
Democratiuc vote for the same
years was; 1900, 1882, 1904,
300, 1903 41S9-a heavy de-
cline.