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AN AMENDMENT WELL POSTPONED.

Among some indictments the Trenton True American brings against the
Legislature is it's neglect to pass the constitutional amendment of last year
for the restoration of the Assembly districts. If the Legislature had passed
this amendment all other amendments to the Constitution would have been shut
out for five years, as the amendment would then have % be voted OF in a
special election this year. In point of fact, the Legislature did the right thing,
and the only objection yet raised to it is that of the True American, which
mistakes nd misstatcs he motive and effect o the Legislatures act If mis-
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PROBABLY RIGHT.

Wife cat the pIay)-That act was full
of dry humor.
Husband delightfully."- II suppose
that is why l am so thirsty. Excuse
me a minute. Philadelphia Inquirer. \
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BURNS is A CANADIAN.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
To settle a bet. would you be kind
enough to let me know what nationality
Tommy Burns, the prize fighter, is?
w. T. s.
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RESERVED.

DO you think the country is in dam
ger?"
How can | tell" answered the egoist,
until ] see whether my side wins in
the election. V-Washington Star.
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FROM STAR READERS

Anonymous communications cannot be
printed. Except on political subjects the
names Of correspondents are not required for
publication. but as a guarantee OF good faith.
Ed
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SHE SHOULD KNOW.

"A man is as young as he feels and
a woman as young as she looks"
"No. A is as young a. she
says she is"
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POOR JOHN

Milton's wife went home to ma,
So I've ascertained:
Wonder if twas then he wrote :
His Paradise Regained."
Boston Transcript.
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HIS IDEA.

Mrs. Nix-Here's a summer travel
pamphlet. It tells you where to go''
and how to go"
Mr.. Nix-Does 1t tell you how to get
the money to go?
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- EXAMINATIONS will loom up when teachers and pupils return tic the
- work next week after the, Easter holiday. want to sound a wo
49, of warning to the mothers at this time, which may do some good.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13
NEW HOME

We are all enjoying the
beautiful spring weather at
this writing.
Mrs. John Knott ard daugh.
Yer, Miss Bess'e. and Grace
Larue we're Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Allen and family.
Miss nellie Dierking visited
her parents from Friday
evening until Monday morn
ing.
Miss Dollie Harris called
on Miss Frances Reager, of
Elmwood, Tuesday night.
|, Miss Grace Larue spent
Saturday night with MISS
! Bessie Knott.
Miss Ethel Mckinney visit.
ed Miss nellie Dierking Sat.
urday night and Sunday.
Lester Harris was in
, Hugbesville last Friday on
business.
Miss Dollie Harris called
'on Miss nellie Dierking Sun
day afternoon.
Several from this neighbor
hood were shopping in Black
burn Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Jones
were shopping in Sweet
ISprings Tuesday.
ID. M. Harris vas a bust.
ness caller in Sweet Springs
Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13

visiting ~ this l"ality Satur.
DAY.
John Lee and wife were
visiting in Marshall Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Akeman visit
ed ut W. NJ. Thompson Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Miss Lille Shrader who has
had the measles Is up again.
Miss Nora Barnds visited
Miss Margaret and Mau6e
Blakely Sdtui day.
Bert BellaTy OF Kansas
City is at Jake Kuykendalls
at this writing.
Miss Nellie Treece is i'll ut
this writing.
Misses X ma and Lula
NIackler visited ut George
Baldus last Sunday.
james Hook is among the
sick ut this writing.
Tom Barnes visited at Pc
Putnam Saturday.
Misses Ruth Gray and
Margaret Sims were shopping
IN Gretchen Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Blakelv and
daughter, Margaret, visited
at II. A. Sims Tuesday.
Several from here attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Aldridge.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13

The following were guests
of G.. j. Oquest and family
Sa'urdavand Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Oquost, Miss
Virg MIA Howard, Of Mar.
shall, Ben Niederjohn and
Miss Bessie Pauling, of Wav-
erly, Miss Margina Sturgis,
of Manitou, Okla, and Geo.
Oque t aud Orville Spencer.
Quite "A number Of drum.
mers were visiting our
merchants Monday.
Lewis and Miss Anna
Brown tended services
here Sunday.
S. II. Wilson of Malta Bend,
came and took the train here
Tor ST.. L uis Monday night.
Mrs. y. T.. Casey is visiting
in Marshall this week.
Miss Ida Danuser spen,
Sunday NJ home.
Wallace Briggs had 'im
%portant' business in Mar
shall Saturday.
Mrs. ID. G. M"ckbee visited
in Marshall Friday night and
Saturday.
Will Kellett was improving
at last reports.
Mrs. Alice Cort has moved
back To her home in Malti
Bend.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13
MT. LEONARD

Mrs. Frank Slusher, of
Malta Bend, was shopping in
Marshall Tuesday.
The following men had bust.
ness in Marshall Wednesday:
|Chas. Paul, DR.. Dawes, John
D.ngley and son, Greene.
Mrs. b. Il Casey and
daughter, Miss Cora, attend
ed to business in Marshal
two days last week.
Several of our young folks
attended the "Deestrick
Skul@" given at the opera
house in B'ackbura Friday,
March 9th.
Mis-. r. B. Wright and
daughter, Miss Cora, were
Marshall visitors Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13
WAVERLY BOTTOMS
"HONKY TONK"

Mrs. Jane carp spent Sat
urday with her daughter and
family, Mrs Bette Demoss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brack carp
and NJ r. and Mrs. John Low
rev spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John carp.
Mr.. and Mrs awssn Byars
and children spent Sunday
with NJ r. and Mrs. Powell.
Don Byars is better at this
writing.
Oringie Powell, Charley
Byars, Walter Argood and
James and Oscar Edwards
spent Sunday with Roy and
Enos carp.
Edith carp spent Saturday
with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lowrey.
John carp attended tie
sale at W. W. Vaughn's Sat.
urlay.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13
County Court.

February adjourned term,
March 2, 1908.
Count convenes pursuant to
adjournment. M, mbers pres.
ent: Judges r. W. Hickman,
J p. Force and w. G. Gaines,
W. G. Durrett, Clerk and G.
b. Bacon, Sheriff.
Ordered by the court that
the record De corrected in the
matter of the d~ramshop Ii.
cense of A. j. Dick.
County highway engineer
ordered to view and report ~
to culvert on north and south
road in 1l-52 20.
Same as To two culverts ON
north and south road in Ia SO.
20.
Certificate OF hunters IL
'censes issued during the
month Of February is present.
ed and approved by the court.
Official bond of +. M. Lati.
mer as county surveyor in
the sum Of $1,000 il presented
and approved.
Same as TO bond as County
Highway Engineer In the sum
|of $1,000.
Proof OF publication Of the
result of the Local Option
election is filed.
County Highway Engineer
10 directed to view and report
as tn culverts ON north and
south road in 20 1919.
Same as to culvert on east
and west road in 3.49-23.
Same as TO culvert on east
and west road between % and
1913 5O.23.
Same as to culvert on cas-,
and west road in / 40 81.
F. F.. KERN appointed as
Road Overseer for District
No. 10, in place of Mike Kel
Ter, who declines to serve.
In the matter of the petit
ton of 8. G. Allen ct al fol-
drainage dist.
Ordered by the court tina
the Clerk publish notice o
the hearing of this cause ol
Tuesday, April 18th, 1908, an,
that said publication be mad
In the Marshall Republican.
Same cause. H. e. and 8
J. Sydenstricker Gle their re
monstrance 10 these proceed
ings.
Same cause. J.W. Cochran
files his remembrance to thes'
proceedings. xFaE
County Highway Engines
directed TO view and report q
tn culveat on east and ives
road between 20 and &.62-la
\ Same as 70 culvert On ems
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13

and west road between % and
|33.5-2.19.
Same ~ To culvert on rorth
and south road 10 20.51.21.
Inquest papers in the mat
ter of Romeo Simpson, deceas-
led, presented and fees in the
sum Of S68 allowed and order.
ed certified 10 the Treasurer
for payment.
Resignation of j. II. Wilson
as constable of Grand Pass
township, is presented and
by the court accepted.
Ordered by the court that
A. W. Kapp be and he is here.
by appointed a Justice of the
Peace for Grand Pass town
ship for a term ending at the
next general election.
Criminal cost bills in the
sum o. S334.15 is presented,
Examined and allowed and or
dered certified TO the Treas
urer for payment.
County Highway Engineer
directed 10 view and report
as TO bridge on east and west
road in 10 5O-19.
Miscellaneous accounts pre-.
scented, examined and allowed
and warrants drawn in pay.
ment thereof.
Ordered by Court that the
school tax levy of G. P. Huff
be corrected.
j. W. Barnhill, collector,
presents statement of collec'
tions for the month of Febru.
AIRY, 1908 and same is by the
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13
SALT SPRINGS

Preaching next Sunday by
Ray Worthington.
II. A. Thomas was in Mar
shall Monday.
Several from here attended
the sale of M. G. Lynch Mon
day.
John Greer is reported bet
ter at this writing.
News have been received
here of the victory of John
David Orr who represented
Park College in the inter col
legiate contest held in Tarkio,
Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13

J. Il. Hood, of the Redpath
Chatauqna System, was in
Marshall Monday aud in.
formed us that arrangements
are about completed for the
chautauqua here the latter
part of August. His com.
pany is a good and reliable
one.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13
. County 0s~s
T ROCK

Born To- Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Thornton lib. boy Sunday
morning March 8. Mother
and child doing we'll. Chas.
nov will have a ball player
and will start him out this
summer.
Ben Schrima, and Mr..
Leimkeuhlcr, Of Corder, are
visiting folks at and around
Little Rock.
Prof. Trout has been down
with the grip several days
but at present is able to
teach school.
Will Burton and vie, oi
Gillian, were Little Rock
callers Thursday afternoon.
DR.. Sharp spent a few leis-
ure moments at Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Davis Saturday
night.
The little child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Murdoch that had
pneumonia is all right a,
present
For pretty cards call IN
Sheney.
George Pearson is gettirp
along all right since having
hal the measles.
Miss Flora Leimkeuhler
has been in town all week
helping her sister.in-law
Mrs. Leimkeuhler who mov"t
iuto the pace vacated by
Mrs. Lottie Burnett.
Now is the time ,o go duel
hunting. IL you don't b.
leave il just ask Kid Thorn
TN for every day he bring
an arm full in. Better hurry
mp II. NJ. for you will be lef
b.hind.
Miss Anna POiester WA
trading at Little Rock las
week.
Pete Bender was "a Slate
caller last week.
y. M. Ehler returned from
Enid, Oklahoma, Sunda,
evening and while there sol'
a farm. He says that Eni'
is the Garden spot of tn
world. If you don't think 81
just g. with HIM.
Miss Flora Leimkeuhle
returned To her home Sunda,
evening after Il weeks sta,
at our little city. We nj
hate tO see her leave.
Chas. Taylor moved iron
below town TO "A place abov
town near his saw mill.
Ben and Lon Taylor move'
LAST week from the lowe
bottom to the new house JUS
completed for them on Nj
Ileuman's place 10 the uppe
bottom.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13

Don't cough your head of when
you can get a guaranteed Remedy IN
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. II Is
especially recommended for children
rs II Is pleasant to take is q gentle lax
alive thus expelling the phlegm from
the system. For coughs, colds, Group,
whooping.cough, hoarseuess and all
Bronchial trouble. Guaranteed. Sold
by =. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13

SPRING HATS--New Styles.
Come and see our new goods,
all grades. Prices to suit, and
styles to please.
3-13 Mabel Smith,
E. Side Square Marshall
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13

court approved.
Same as tn quarterly settle.
ment of collections.
j. w. Barnhill, collector
presents delinquent tax b1oks
for the year 1907 and same
are examined, corrected and
approved by The court.
Ordered by the Court that
the Clerk destroy old papers,
on file In his Office rs requir-
ed by law.
County Highway Engineer
directed to view and report
as to culvert on north and
south road in 30 1923.
Same IA TO culvert on east
and west road between / and
II 40 90.
In the matter Of petition Of
John A. Rich ct al for ele ton
on County Farm proposition.
The order made at the regu.
lar February term OF the
court calling an election on
March 28th, 1908, for the pur-
pose of voting on a proposition
to build a suitable building on
the County Farm is here res.
cinded.
In the matter of petition of
M. A.. Ballew ct al for change
lOf road is set for hearing t)n
Wednesday, April 9Th, 1905
Court adjourned TO meet
Tuesday, April 7th, 1908. I
30 Days Trial 81 90 IL the offer on
! Plneuies Relieve Back-ache, Weak
Back, Lame Back, Rhuemstic paine.
Best on Sale for Kidneys, Bladder
and Blood. Good for young or old.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Sold by p. II, Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-13
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP
Intended for last week,

Intended for last week.
w. Nj. Treece is some bet
ter at this writing.
JEFF Smith aud family were
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-28
70 NOTIFY SHERMAN
DURING AUGUST
He Will Have Speech OF Acceptance,
Prepared Few Days In
Advance.

Utica, N. Y, July 2S.--The formal
notification efS Representative Sher-
man OF his nomination for vice presi-
dent by the committee of deIegates
appointed at the Chicago convention.
VIII not take place until the middle
of August.
1t was the intention to formally no.
tify the candidate about August 1, but
1t has been decided to delay the event
The notification will take place in
this city.
Mr.. Sherman has not undertaken
the task of preparing his letter and
speech of acceptance and he will not
turn to the preparation of them until
within few days before the arrival
OF the committee. He has not given
any information along what lines he
Will talk and write. but he will have
something to say about the platform
adopted at the Chicago convention,
and he may incorporate some of his
own views of national matters In his
speech aid letter OF acceptance.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-28
I1'S ANDREWS ON
The FIRST BALLOT

W. IL. Andrews returned to Albu-
querque last evening from trip
through several important counties of
the territory.
Il am going to be nominated for
delegate to Congress on the first BAL
lot" said Mr. Andrews. IL am as
sured now that a majority of the del
egates who will take part in the ter
ritorial convention at santa Fe next
month viii be instructed for me.
which Will, of course. insure my nom-
ination."
Delegate Andrews said he enjoyed
his trip greatly and had received the
utmost courtesy at all places he Wis
tied.
Mr.. Bursum arrived here this morn
ing from SOcOrro and spent the day
here on personal business. He met
a large number of the Republicans of
this county and found that the senti-
ment here is strongly Andrews.
Mr.. Andrews will if nominated"
said Mr.. Bursum. "be elected by a
big majority. / am glad to see sew
eral other candidates in the field"
he continued. 1T shows that the Re-
publican party in New Mexico is just
as wide awake and ready for action
as II ever was We are going to re-
turn a Republican delegate to Con-
gress as we have done in the past.
and, in my opinion. the majority win
be substantial. People generally
throughout New Mexico appreciate
the Importance at this time OF elect
ing a Republican, which means state
hood at the short session of Congress.
Socorro county instructed for An
drews, believing him the logical can
didate and a sure winner at the
polls"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-28
RAISING THE GRADE
ON CENTRAL AVENUE
Street Car Tracks VIII BE Put on a
Level and the Ihoroughfare
Improved.

The Albuquerque Traction COM
pany put an engineer and twenty-five
men at work this morning raising the
street car track between Tenth and
Twelfth streets. The street depart
ment began work OF raising the grade
Of the avenue at the same place. and
the two forces will work Sde by side
toward the city until First street is
reached and the avenue is up TO
grade, In the meantime Albuquerque
Is going to have one very rough
street. Commissioner Martin Tierney
Is experimenting the city work and
Engineer Farwell has been employed
by the Traction company to make lew
els for the company. In some places
the avenue " six inches below grade
and in others il Is even more.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-28

portunity to effect Illegal restraints
of trade and monopolies and legisla-
ton either inducing or compelling
them to subject themselves to regis.
try and to proper publicity regula-
tions and supervsions of the depart
ment of commerce and labor
Constructive Work of Next Admins
tratiOn 10 Organize Subordinate and
Anculary Machinery to Maintain
Standards on One Hand and Not
to Interfere With Business on the
Other Hand.
The field covered by the indust rial
combinations and by the railroads is
so very extensive that the interests
of the public and the interests of the
business concern cannot be properly
suoserved except by reorganization of
bureaus in the department of COM
merce and labor, or agriculture, and
the department Of justice and a
change in the jurisdiction of the inter-
state commerce commission. It does
not assist matters to prescribe new
duties for the interstate. commerce
commission which 1t is practically i'm
possible for 1t to perform or to de-
nounce new offenses with drastic
punishment, unless subordinate and
auxiliary legislation shall be passed
making possible the quick enforce
ment in the great variety of cases
which are constantly arising. of the
principles laid down by Mr. Roose-
welt, and with respect TO which only
typical instances Of prosecution with
he present machinery are possible.
Such legislation should and would
greatly promote legitimate business
by enabling those anxious TO obey the
federal statutes to know just what
are the bounds of their lawful action.
The practical constructive and diff
cult work, therefore, OF those who
follow Mr.. Roosevelt Is to devise the
ways and means by which the high
level OF business integrity and obedI-
ence to law which he has established
may be maintained and departures
from IT restrained without undue IN
reference with legitimate business.
Hallway Traffic Agreements Approved
by Commission should Re Valid.
II Is agreeable 10 note in this re-
gard that the Republican platform
expressly and the Democratic plat
form impliedly approve an amend
ment to the interstate commerce law
by which interstate railroads may
make useful traffic agreements II ap-
proved by the commission. This has
been strongly recommended by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and will make for the
benefit of the business
Physical Valuation OF Railways.
Some OF the suggestions of the Dem
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-28
HISGtA APPEARS
PRIME FAVOR|Tt
His Nomination Regarded as
Probable This AfternOOn--Plat-
form Follows Principles An
n0unCed In February. Wnh
Injunction Plank Added

Chicago, July 2S.-The Independ-
ence party which launched itself fully
into American politics last night by
opening its first national convention
was busily engaged early today in
the construction of its initial plat
form and selection of its first presi-
Dental candidate. The enthusiasm
shown by the delegates last night was
taken by the leaders as a happy omen.
Despite the fact that Hearst has
repeatedly declared he will not be a
candidate for the presidency, there
is strong sentiment for him, and
he would have less trouble In secur-
ing the nomination than had either
Taft or Bryan.
1t was announced this morning by
the committee on resolutions that 1t
would be prepared to present it's re-
port when the convention met at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Clarence j. Shearn, chairman of a
subcommittee which Is preparing
tentative draft of the platform, said
the platform as a whole would follow
closely the principles laid down at
the February meeting of the Inde-
pendence party. The only new planks
which It is expected will be incor-
porated are those relating to anti
injunction. Asiatic immigration and
for stronger navy.
The committee on, rules has decided
that in making nominations the two
third rule shall prevail.
With Hearst repeating his state
ment that he will not accept the
nomination for the presidency IL II Is
offered him, Thomas l.. Hisgen ap-
pears to be the most probable can
didate for the Office. ana his selec-
ton is regarded entirely probable.
Milton ID. Howard, however, has
strong following and is spoken of
with favor as a probable candidate.
1t Is said that Hisgen and Howard
may be nominated for president and
vice president, respectively. to settle
the matter.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-28
HARTMAN GETS INTO
GOULD MANAGEMENT
IS REPORT
Gould Returns From Europe
and Will Have Confer
enCe With Rival
DECLARES ROADS
HAVE BIG BUSINESS
While Not Up to Last Year the
Traffic Has Just About Reached
Normal and Crop Outlook
Promises Increase Talks of
Standard Case

New York, July 2s.-George j.
Gould, head of the Gould system of
railroads, on returning from Europe
today, said that nothing would give
him greater pleasure than to have e
II. Hartman in the directorate of the
Gould roads.
1T has been reported that following
Gould's return to the city there will
be a conference between representa-
tiyes of the Gould interests, f. IL.
Hartman and Kuhn. Loeb & Co, and
that as a result of this conference
the Gould roads will receive strong
financial support and Hartman and
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. will have a share
IN the management of the Gould sys-
TEN. Negotiations looking to that end
are said to have taken place before
Gould went abroad.
While business had not yet reached
the volume OF last year, Gould said
his roads were now doing nearly a
normal business. Receiverships for
some of his roads. he stated, were of
friendly nature, designed to keep
the properties intact and protect them
from hostile interests. Crop condi-
tions, particularly affecting the well
fare of the Gould roads, were excel
lent, he said
Gould expressed unqualified salts
faction at the Standard oil decision
Nothing had done more to hurt the
credit of this country abroad. he said,
than the heavy fine imposed by Judge
Lands.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-28
MOB BURNS A NEGRO
IN PUBLIC SQUARE
At GREtMv|llE
he Was Charged With Assault
on White Woman and
Woman Identifl ID
THOUSAND PEOPLE
WITNESS HIS DEATH
Mob Took Him Away From One
ers who Captured Him and
Planned to Hang Him. But
Abandoned Idea In Favor
of Burning at Stake

Dallas, July 2S.--"Tad' Smith. n
negro, Is years old, charged with
criminal assault on Miss Viola De-
lancey, of Clinton. Hunt county, yes
terday afternoon, was burned at the
stake in the presence of a Thousand
onlookers in the public square ae
Greenville today. He was taken from
officers by a mob when on the way
TO Greenville. after he had been ideu-
titled by the young woman assaulted.
The moo started preparations to
hang the negro but abandoned the
idea. Then fagots were piled up in
the public square of Greenville. Smith
was placed thereon, kerosene oil was
poured on and a match applied. Smith
slowly burned to death.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-28
WAINWRIGHT TO COMMAND.

NEWPORT, X. J., July 2S.-There Is
a rumor in naval circles here that
Rear Admiral Richard wainwright Is
booked for command Of the big bat
tleship fleet when 1t returns to the
Atlantic after its trip around the
world.
1t was said today that Admiral
Sperry, after he brings the ships back
into home waters. would most likely
be assigned to other duty, and that
Rear Admiral Wainwright was most
likely to be his successor at the head
OF the feet.