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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-22
CANDIDATURAS
UNONISTAS
(v6auo 10 odici6u dq5sysr).
Disnito de HumaOao.

Para "Rsuidsnt COMMISSIONER" senior
TuliO LaFFfnsgn.
Delegates 6 ls OGmaEa, seiioraB Antonio
dc AldF8y, Enrique ACOgtR y Marquee,
Ramon Ab0y Ban1tlz, Ramon FL. D8lga'
do y Harminio Dfaz Navarro.
S0OF0taEio do IR O0Ete de DiHtEitO, J0EdB
L POEoy6. ".
Para Marshall do Ia Corts, AuguutO
Orti2.
Para iuss municipal de Humacao, Luis
POEoy6 Quin6nsa, ..<* IT,.
Para soOr0ssEiO, OandOlarto Lopez FA'
gundo.
Para marDhalI, Florontiuo HornGndOs
Para iuez, uoorotoriO y marshall dc la
C0rts Municipal de CaEolina, sefioFeB Lido.
Raul B0n0diCt0, Vicente Garcia SalgRd0
= JoH6 @. PRIaOioB BRlazaE.
Para jusz, BsCEatRRio , msFDhSIl de 10
OoTs8 Municipal de FajREdo, BsfoFo1 Juan
P0n0dO Bsufnos, Oolo8tino Rodriguez 6
HilaFio L6pOs Cruz.
Para juaz, gsOrotsEio maEBhall do ls
OoFts Municipal dc YsbuCOG, goforsg R0'
fssl Ortiz Lsbr6n, Julian A. Colon J Mi
guel A. Rivera.
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No OIuldO d a. 'PoplIar." !"

Nu0vsB impoTtacionsI dc fnsB esenCiRa
? do objetoB de fautRgfa aCabG do T0OibiR
Ol popular eBtablGCimiaut0 del BefioE Anne
rico 6als9' que BismpEO Fe8pOnde Cumpli.
dRm0nts Rl juEto favor del p6blico. En-
CaISado para damRB y CabRllsFoT, Cd inme'
oEGbl0 0l BuRtido que 90 EsnUsvR Conntsn'
jom0nta J log dltimOB modelos de Paris
{ EStadoB UnidOs, o8tdn hacienda furoF.
yreCiouD como ui0m pre- Din OOmpst0nCia. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-22

lIOven Lon mdUicoB FepubliCanoB que de
ellis foEmsn paEt0, POTque OHf O. que 90 hs'
o0 pRtria dignR dsOsntsmOnt0.
La OoFt0 municipal en- Bu Bo1i6n del
vi6EnOO ppdo. diCt6 Les GiguiOntsB EOIoIuOioo
mes:
Hip6lito Quihono1, por alteEaP ls paz, 2
pesos do mults dos dias do CfFosl; Juan
Petunich, pOr aItsFsE lR paS, pesos do
multN dis1 do C6FC9I; JO86 C0mag, P0E
inffingiB IaB OEdsnRDzag muniCiPalo8, so
CsntavOI dc mults y OoBtR8; Viui@o NS8a'
rio, por inffingiP Lsye8 do ganidad, 8obE0.
S0ido; Manual B0EFoEo, PoE infringiF L0s
yO1 de Ianid0d, ahguGlt0.
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GRANDEs MuVEDADEs Ell Ell PARIS BlzAR.

YsBs han pusBto & Ia veuta los olegan'
ton sombrarog para HefioEaS FecibIdou por
vapoT frances de Paris. Tods paFnona
que quisTa llsvSF un BombFsFo dc fItima
mOda, elPganti8imo, d0bs COmprar uno en-
eats casa que es ls que trRe los 6Itimog
mod8los de lR moda.
Sc han Fecibido tambi6n infinidsd de
aEtfCulos do novodad, CORBATAs muy
elegRntaB para ssiioFas. AdoEnoB para 81
painRdo, hoEquillRB do tants8ia, p9inetaB,
diadOman, enCgieB, aplicaCione1 = todo
Cuapto la moda hR invsntado ultim3msnto.
Una vista aI PARIS BAZAR. Pedro
GiuSti. FoRtaIszR 27.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Division Of Pa6Es Buildings.

San Juan, p. r., October 18th, 1908.
Sealed proposals for the construction Of
. Cow Barn ct the UniverHity Farm, Rio
PisdEsU, Porto Rico, will be Eocaivod ct
this effics until 10 q. m. October 23rd
1903.
Contractors wishiDg to take copies of
the plans and specifications from the
Office may do 30 by leaving q deposit Of
$25.0O for the gsfe return Of she plans.
The right is reserved to TsisCt any or
al bidS.-L. Fl. GTahame, Commissioner
OF the 1ntsFioF. 4V. q.
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CamaS rORa blanca.

81 bssRE dc Ia caIIa do San FFancisCo
ignO OfrsCiondo al pdbliCo sl mGa galscto
.uEtido de objoto1 do fantasia que pusda
d0BsaEBs. AdemGB do Loo Bombfaro5 para
0sfoFaB ? HsiioritaB, = OtrOB mil obietou
para dama8 y CabSlloTOB, tisne un busn
guFtid0 de Camas con todoB sus accesoFios
y do los mas alegantss modeloH. Un gran
BuFtidO do Eops blanca para ssfioEau
? BeioRiEaB aCaba do F0eibir para Lon 6lti.
mos vapor0g , t0ds Olas8 de pEondaB do
ostR Olag0 paadan onCOntFsFBo ca elias No.
v0dRd6a''. EssnCiaE fnRs, dc t0daH mar .
cas- , pEOCsdgnCisg, ObjstOB de toCadOR
PRFsguaB y BOmbEilla8 20 snCuOntEan aTIf
6 pFsCing ain CompaanOfn.
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lntsrosa { los Preiossros Do nasIen,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tians
COngtant0 existenoia dc IoB Siguionts1, ina
tEumentog: FlautinsB, FIautaS, ToEC0EolaG,
Oboas, R0quintog, OlarinebsS, FagoteI,
Vi0lines, ViolonCellos, O0ntEabsjou, Man.
dolinRg, BOnduTEiaB, GuitarEaB, CoEnOEin0R.
OnOvOneI, TFOmbOnss, BarftOnoa, BombaE,
dinOg, HeliOOnss, (bajoE) Tri6ngulos, Pla'
6llo8, Redoblantoa y BombOA M6bodoa
do solfs0 y para todG Glaze do instRumon'
tog. Accessories y m6BiCa sn general.
San Juan, p. b. ApsrGsdo nGm. 21G.-
Oalla de Allan 81 Y Sol Nfn. Il.
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ENRIQUETA BALASQUlOE GOMEZ.

Todas Ias miRan quo 90 colobron On IoB
dfs8 del VisFneB y sRbAdo pE6ximo, IRB
6 30 do 10 maianG On 10 LglsBia do Santa
Ana dc Ogt8 CiudRd, = oI EiSEns8 y Saba-
do Las z do lR mafiRnG On 10 IgleBis do
San Francisco, gOF6n aplicadaB poF 81 alma
do Ia que fU6 distinguids safioFits Enri.
quota BRIaBquids Gomez, que falIeci6 ol
II del pRBRdo m08 de Sspti&mbE0.
La familia dc lR fnRdR espara la concu'
EEOncia do GuB AmigOB 6sItoH piadosoB
RCtoB.
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COKOGiDO COMPATRlOTA.

Ha llegado hoy do Loo Eatadog Unidog,
CON ol PFOp6OitO de pasaE una tampoEada
de dor msDsB entire BuB familiaFss do esto
Oiudad, nu0UtEO j6vsn CompatFiota aefior
Manuel dc la Vega Ps8quOra, que ogt6
emp!OadO = rspEeBsntR Qquf ahora 10
impoRtants casa de Schenectady, Nuava
York, "DT. Williams Medicine Comp"
Ds1eOmoB gEnta psEmRneDcis busnoB
n0g0CiOB en- lG igla 81 egtimabIs Compatrio.
Go que hG HabidO sbEirB0 paao On loS Eata.
dO8 UnidoI y obteneE un buon pusGto.
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listE[tn de GnaYama.

Para "Rssidont Commissions" dc Pu0r'
to Rico On Washington. aOfiOr Tulio La
Erfnsga.
Para mismbFo8 do la C6maEa dc Dolo'
gadog, g9fioT0s Luis Mu1oE Rivera, Jose
F. Aponts, Juau MauEiOio Sol6, OOla8tino
DomfDgues y VaIeFiRn0 ViEelIa Uribe.
S0OF0tREi0 de IG 0OFtO de Diatrit0 do
Gusyama, senior Enrique 8. MsstF0.
MBVBhalI de ia CoFt0 de DistEito senior
Jos6 j. Aponte.
Para j1ez de la Oorte Municipal dc
Guyana, B8CEaBaEi0 , marshall, BefioF0I
LOd0. Eduardo Marin MaEi60, Jose r.
Robert y Ramon LsbT6n.
Para juss municipal de Salinas, 80oFstR'
rio y mRTahRll, B0fiorGB Luis Colon D0lfT,
r. UlsdimiEo DfRz = Ramon V6zqu0z ,
RoBRFi0.
Para juoE, geCretaEio maFDhslI do Ia
OoEtO Municipal do Cayey, Hsfore8 RicaE'
do A. Gomez, Tomas Pagan y GuiIloEmO
HAddoCk.
Para ju0z de Ia Corto Municipal dc Ca.
guaO, BsOretRriO y marshall, sOfioEsn Miguel
Ohiqu6V, Rafael Agusyo y Enrique Her
n6ndog.
Para juoE dc ID Oorto Municipal do
San LOEen8oD g8OEetaEio , maEshslI, ssfio-
res Lui1 Mgndfn, HilaEio Rodriguez
Juan Rodriguez MaRqu0G.
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PARA cURAR UN REsFRlAbo
EN- UN DIA tome el LATIvO BRCMO
QUINTNA. RI botfcariO le dsvoIyera cl dinero sino
Sc oura, La hrma de B. W, GROVE su halla en-
Al RkOIBO Dc 90 on7i9mo7 (
yuSlta de CoEE0o IN Esloi .Klgfn gagantiEa.
d0 poE dies aIi0gs , poR $40 nomifimog ma
gaaEOa Walthan. = p. Kehghabm. San
JuanE. r as
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Distrito de Ponce

Para "RsBidont Commissioner" senior
TUliO LRFrlnsga.
Para miembFoB de Is CGmRrs do D0le.
gSdog, B0fioron Roaando Matiango Clinton,
J0a6 Coll y Ouohf, Lnig LlorOnB ToFEs1
Santiago Opponhaimsr Van-Rhym y Oar
melo MeECRdaE.
Para uaOEstRrio = maE1hRIl de Is CoRta
do DiOtrito do Ponce. BsfiOFs1 Santiago Vi
vRldi PaChOCo y Rafael Rivers EsbTi.
Para juez do lR OoEt0 Municipal do
Ponce, B0OretsFiO y mRrDhsll, Lcdo. Felipe
OaDalddC y GoicoOCheG, Ramon V6zquoz y
Enrique del VRlIo.
Para juoz de Ia Oorte Municipal de
Ooamo, UOoEatAFiO = marDhalI, sefioEeB
Tomas Castillo Leon, Juan Santiago Con.
z6lOE y BRrtolom@ Bosch.
Para los mismoa Cargo8 en- Ia Corto
Municipal de BaEFoB, B0fioTen FranCigco
Jim6oes OtorO, JoB6 Vicente TOEto = Ma
nu0l Jim6nez
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Mrs. Pat. HughS
Burned to Death
Was Alone When Fire Burned
House-Cause Unknown.

Mrs. Mary Hughes, who moved
moved with her husband, Patrick
Hughes from Shackleford to
Chanute, Kansas, several years
ago, to reside with daughter,
was accidentally burned to death
Tuesday morning.
Owing to an infectious ailment
Mrs. Hughes was obliged to live
apart from the rest Of the family
and small house was butt for
her in the yard, which was burn
ed in some manner.
Her remains were brought to
Shackelford by Undertaken Walk
err Wednesday and laid to rest in
Mt. st. Mary's cemtery that af-
ternoon. She was an oil and we |
known resident of Shackelford.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Forged Check.

Chas. Howard, col, of Mt
Leonard was Wednesday arrest
cd by deputy sheriff, Ro,and
Smith, at the home Of his fathe
near Sweet Strings on c.rcum
stantial evidence, for forgery.
Two weeks ago a co.ored man
PRESENTED check at Wood &
Illusions bank for $2S.35 with Z
p Crimes signature, the Mt
Leonard merchant. Mr.. Lamkir
suspected the Signature a forg
cry and conferred with }. =
huston, The negro grew sus
cous, dartcd out Of tie door
and ran north at tremendous
gait, making go1i his esca g
Howard was at Cnce Su1 ectet
and probably it vii, b. fa tenel
on him.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Murphy. Mills Store Robbed

Monday night shortly after
n.dnight thieves gained an en-
trance into the Murphy-Mil,r
clothing store by cutting JLt /
window pane and stole, as uchI
as Mr.. Leyhe could tell, three
$22 80 overcoats, four S25 suits,
two $3.50 suits, three rairs
So shoes, 10 to Is pairs OF suit
pants, two boxes flannel shirts,
underwear, gloves, mufflers, etc
Two boys about 18 years Cd
asked permission to sleep in tn
city jail Sunday night and we e
granted it, and clothing di..
carded by the thieves in the
rear OF the store resemble1 what
they had on, 50 they are being
hunted by the authorities. The
thieves must have gone north on
jefferson, Ave. as several stolen
articles were found on thaat
street near the C. & A. track. So
far they have not been caught.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Old Houston House Burns

The big Houston residence, two
miles south OF Malta Bend, burned
Monday at about $50 a, IN, being
et afire it is supposed by a de
ective flue.
The house was a big one and
carpenters were just completing
repairs costing about $1,000 and
lew furnace had been installed
There was $4,000 insurance on
the house and $1,000 on the fur.
niture. The furniture downstairs
was saved.
The place was occupied By
Lawrence Houston and his moth
er and Mr. and Mrs. A. j. McRob.
erts.
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Among Our Subscribers.

Mrs. w. l.. Herndon was among
our new subscribers Saturday.
Herman Ludwig called in Sat
urday to renew for his son, II. II
Of Seattle, Washington.
W. T. Clark, OF south OF tow /.
Saturday handed US O. dollar to
send the Republican a year to l.
A. Roscher OF Woodward, Texas.
VIM Flair was here from Black
burn Monday and called to order
the Republican.
.HarinS and vie were he,
from south Of GILLIAN Monday
The latter made us a plea SAINT
visit and LETT several dollars for
renewal.
). w. K.Iiiol AMI son, Melvin
were here from McAll.ster
Springs Tuesday shopping.
John Mcclure tie Swec
Springs real eatate man Tuesday
evening handed US "a dollar t.
end the Republican year t.
his father-in- law, A. Nightwine
rs Christmas present.
The fO,:ow.nS a'c new .ubst rib
ers or renewed this week.
J. y. Jackson, Blue Lick.
VI. O'Hearn. Slater.
w. Kent, Marshall.
VIM. VanBuren, Napton.
w. II. Nichols, Miami.
Henry Niemeier, Napton.
Herman Straach, Slater.
John Kessler, Napton.
A. j. Hays, Gillian, Mo.
J. NJ. Holloway, Blue Lick.
Chas. A. Leaton, Napton.
}. T. Bishop, Marshall, Mo.
&C. S. Hughes, Mt. Leonard.
Harley Spang,er, Marshall.
"A. II. Miller, Mt Leonard.
Chas. Paul, Mt. Leonard.
Jas. Kerr, Mt. Leonard.
J. NJ. Leisure, Slater.
Jerome Younger, Blue Lick.
~ w. Bray. Norton t--- 7
New subscribers.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Z Held Him Up

The Kansas City Stars loca
representative. Mr.. Shouse, VIII
s,.des in South Marshall, tel
us OF an exciting experience re
Gently. He was going to the C.
& A. depot early one morning t.
take the Hummer west. As hn
was passing Carpenters Racke
store a man stepped from behind
the stairway and held him u
with q revolver that looked "a
big as a cannon. After question
ing him awhile he was tod he
was the wrong man and to move
on. He had another experience
several days later and he says he
predicts a funeral II anything
like this happens again.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Bank Robbers
Use Auto
Escape With $500 After
Cracking Safes at Keene
and Gibbon, Neb.

Gibbon, Neb., Dec. 1S-Six rob-
bcrs, after dynamiting the safes
Of the Farmers State Bank OF
Keene, at Keene, twenty-eight
miles south OF Gibbon, ami the
Commercial Bank of Gibbon, en-
gagged in pitched battle with a
number OF citizens here early to-
day and e3caDe1 in an automo
BILE with $500. One OF the rob
bers is believed to have been
wounded and to have been car
rie1 off by his companions.
The Keene bank was first en-
tered. Here two vault doors
we're orened by the force of an
exI 10 sion. TIE robbers secure l
$4,000, climbed into an automo-
bic and started north.
An hour later the robber reach
ID Gibbon, and, whi'e four Of their
lmLer began work inside the
Commercial Bank, two kept
e. t guard outside. The ex-
!ios.on attracted citizens among
them G. r. Holloway, pre- 5.dcat
)f the bank. Holloway approach
Il the men stationed out side of
the bank and accosted them, be
ieving them to be acquaintance
Of his. For reply two b ullet-
whizzed by him one piercing hi
)vercoat.
While a posse was gathering
the robbers inside the bank kept
Iteadily at work, and the guards
tired on the citizens. Finally the
citizens partially surroun led the
bank building AMI for fifteen
n lively fusiilade OF shots
was exchanged. At a given sig
lal all six robbers e'ca~ed
through a rear door to their ma
chine.
An investigation di c.osod blood
stains on the bank floor, indica-
ting that one OF the robbers had
been shot. Theyhad taken $25OO
rom the banks vault.
The posse started in pursu t
but the trail OF the robbers wa
lost near Shelton. Farmers, Of
ricers with bloodhound $ and
railroad detectives joined the
pursuit.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25

hat, and on her small figure the
stiff, tight waist and skirt.
81 wear these things because /
am in America and must do so or
have rude people look after me ON
the streets, but l do not love
these for myself very much
ike the American girl. think
she is so very, very beautiful and
fine and independent. But in my
own country it would not be
we'll"
She maintains that her own
Seople could come as missionaries
20 America to relieve the harass
If women's dress.
"Oh, there is so terrible mu;.n
time needed to dress oneself and
Keep stylish. You must always
be rushing to buy new hat, even
+ the old one is yet good, because
is not the style any more. And
50 the women get worried and
they worry their husbands to pay
or all these changing clothes. |
10 not think this is well. would
lot teach my women to learn
.heSe ways about-what you
all it-Directoire gowns and
unny Widow hats so big. | think
my people could teach your peo-
..e simplicity in diess and save
hem much very hard tines"
Mss Iaha says tnat tie G is
Jne cardinal virtue in her country
Il the fact that there are scarce
y any oid maids. I'VE love too
much in warm countries" she
jays.-G.obe Democrat.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Howard Tay.or, col, Moita Bend
Florence Gorden, col, Malta Bend
Z. Marvin Srrigg, Marshall.
Bessie Lee Thorp, Nelson.
Thomas l.. Harris, Blackburn.
.ula Thomas, Houston,a.
william Senter, Napton,
Hattie Woodsmall, Napton,
Cliff c. Hansbro, Houstonia.
Laura Thomas, HouStonla.
Wilbur Bales, Slater.
Alma M. Butts, Slater.
alchard Huff, Slater.
Lucinda Butler, Gillian.
Robbie l.. FuikerSon, Hamburg
Leora f. Ke.th,ey, Hamburg.
l.. NJ. Chiswell, Blackburn.
Fannie M. Cravens, Marshall.
Willie Brown, col, Marshall.
Beatrice johnson, col, Marshall
Robert Martin Marshall.
Margaret Andrews Sweet Springs
Ernest Hawkins, col. Marshall
Lenora Fields. col, Marshall
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
NEW FRANKFORT

A Merry Christmas to one and
al!
Mrs. Kaika who suffered from
lrysirelas the past week is con-
a!escinS.
Mrs. Ned Copeland went to
randolph county to visit he..
sister.
- Mrs: Boone Winstone and son.
Iernard sIent IA week visiting
elat.veS near Columbia.
i'm Crumbaugh SundayGd in
Kansas City
Fred Gabb had the misfortune
% lose 4 calves with ia a week
;aused from black leg.
Mrs. A. Guerin and daughter
)f Gillian spent Sunday with he.'
.arents Chas. Thierfelder and
amily.
Isle jackson fell from way
III Saturday afternoon, the wheel
assinG over his ,cg. lie is get
ting along as well as could Ee ex-
cctcd
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LITTLE ROCK

DR.. Sharp departed Thu. slay
morning for M0nett, Mo, to visit
ais uncle, DE-. DusenLery but ne
>niy expects t. remain . days
md then return home. Maybe
the doctor has other business we
,an't tell as this is cap year.
Henry B.erbaum and r. NJ.
Gh.ers attended the shooting at
glasgow Tuesday.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Davis
December 23, 1908 q lob. girl.
Mother and child doing well.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Dry o Ny,

Someone is looking for troub G
A number OF foolish acts have
been Eerpetrated by some per-
son or persons the past week
sunday night number OF
awnings were cut up. At Myers
md Bell's the awnings were cut
up and the lettering mutilated to
cad Dry, o My" made out of
the sign DRY Goods, Myers &
ell" We are told that the
'drys" were the only ones to
suffer in the destruction Of prop
erty.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Big Land Sale

Floyd Wilson, of Blackburn
was here Tuesday and mo me
US that he had just closed a dea
selling Frank Corder's farm OF
24O acres near Grand Pass to
Henry Uphaus, who o land ad
ioins the Crowder farm, for
$24,5oO, He also sold Mr.. Up
haus his own farm of Al acres
also adjoining for $4100. Sa-
line county land continues t.
boom. This is considered a
good price.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Missionaries from India Need
ed Here.

While coming to st. Louis that
she may earn OF religion and civ
llization and take the facts she
CLEANS back to her native women,
Miss Ma Due Yaba, IIindoo CIR
suggests that Hindoo misslonar-
.es might well come to st. Loui,
and teach women how to dress.
D.rectoire gowns, the Merry
Widow or soul-kiss hats are not
a part OF the civilization for
which she thinks the Hindoo wo-
men are pining.
Mss Yaba, who comes from
thousands OF niles away in a tiny
burmese village, is a black-haired
soft-eyed oriental girl.
She has established headquart-
ers at the Young Women's Chris
t,an Association. Garrison and
Lucas avenues.
On her return to Buma India.
she will establish an association
headquarters and teach in her
native tongue.
Although she is but girl, Miss
Yaba has during her four years
In this country graduated from
the medical deaartment Of the
Ann Harbor University and ho.ds
the degree or M ID.
On the soft waves ol her hair
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
For Balloon Ride Asks $50, 900

Kingston, n. Y, Dec. H. The
case OF Mrs. Mary S. Roper of
Brooklyn, who, through becoming
entangled in the guide ropes,
made an involuntary balloon as
cention at the fair Of the Ulster
County Agricultural society In
1906, was begun in the supreme
court today, The eompla nant de
mands $25,0o0 damages,
The fair committee had engag-
ed Maggie DAILY to make an as
ceat,on and in the crowd that
gathered about was Mrs Roger
suddenly the balloon shot up
ward and Mrs. Roger suspended
by one ankle from rope attach
Ell to the basket. went up with
1t AS the baS was released the
trailing rope had taken a halr
twist about Mrs Roper's ankle.
Her complaint says she rose
400 feet Ia the air ami sailed
asong for half a msle until the
Iaefonaut. by skllial maneuvering
Drought the balloon and its am
faSSOngaf sol n 20 Tho
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-12-25
Change of Ownership.

Burroughs Bros. THIS week trad
ld the,r grocery store to j. q.
Goodwin for a farm near Mt
leonard, to go INTO effect On Jan
list, provided the invoice prove }
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Revival meetings are planned
by the Christian church to COM
nence January Sd. The pastor
will be assisted by Evangelist
5nively.
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w. v. Clark Hurt

w. v. Clark OF near Herndon,
met with serious accident Sat-
urday. While working with q
hay-hook about 20 feet overhead
in his barn 10 came down and
struck him in the side breaking
a rib and lnjuring him painfully.
The fork prongs penetrated his
body but he is doing nicely we
are pleased to say,
A i0-lb. girl arrived at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Rlchard
Estes last Friday nee, ia.
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John Thomas Dead

John Thomas, Of near Nelson,
died Tuesday morning as the re
suits OF injuries receuived Mon
day morning. lie fell of his
wagon and was run over and
paralysis set In. We were un-
able to get full particulars this
week.