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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

.urnlng it under and allowing IL 10 ds- cay in the soil. In this way it adds chemical foods and improves the physical natrFa of the soil.
 You're surely not selfish enough to plan to go to the state fair without the good wife? The work can be arranged in some way so that you can both get away and have a good time together. Why not renew the old courting days during the brief playspell and let her see that the hard work of the farm has not driven from mind and heart the old love and sentiment.
 Is the milking machine safe to use? A New Jersey dairyman who used one of the patent milking devices states, that under his own personal operation, the machines actually increased the milk flow, but that when the duty was laid on an overworked superintendent, some of the cows were injured. It would seem, therefore, that the opera ton of a milking machine calls for carefulness and intelligence.
 The little girl who said that the best way to keep milk from souring was to leave it in the COW paid de- served compliment to the COW without knowing 1t and unconseiously con demned her elders for uncleaniy methods. The milk stays sweet in the bag because kept away from contain mating germs. The cleaner the meth ods in the dairy while the milk is be- ing drawn and while it is being handled the longer will it keep sweet and wholesome.
 Corn is King" and rightfully should reign at the National Corn ex- position to be held at Omaha next De- cember. but that is no reason why alfalfa should not be accorded the dis function of having palace, in fact why should not this wonderful forage crop be crowned as queen and reign alongside of King Corn. An alfalfa palace is to be one of the unique fea- lures of the coming show. The palace Is to be built Of bales of alfalfa and lined with exhibits of alfalfa and other grasses. Valuable premiums are to bs offered for the best types of the al- falfa plant, and many growers will se- cure hay presses and modern ma chimes for baling the alfalfa
 The practical value of denatured sl- cohoI to the farmer is still a matter of live interest. Dr. H. W. Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry. de partment of agriculture, replying to a request for information about the federal appropriation, said:
 'The appropriation of s10,000 for demonstration purposes, is expected to be utilized in the erection of a small dfstilling plant, in which we can demonstrate the feasibility and profit of making alcohol from the waste materials of the farm. and from some products which may be specially grown for this purpose. We shall in- vite each of the experiment. stations to send us a man to receive what benefit he can from our experiments. ard instructions from those operating u'e plaat here.'
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
co AFTER HATFIELD.

SAN JOSE. Calif., Oct. 12.-Sheriff Tangford and a deputy will start to- morrow for another trip to sherman Texas, and this time bring back Hat field, the man held as the Durham suspect, but whom the sheriff on a former trip concluded was not the man wanted.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
WEST VIRGINIA PROTEIN"

There is West Virginia The repuD- licans who are honestly, but not tor quotation, summarize the situation in one word, rotten There is Mary land. The best indication of the re- publican feeling is the fact that the managers have scheduled Governor Hughes for a number of speeches, be- ginning at Cumberland and ending at Baltimore. This was announced to- day. For weeks the republicans counted Maryland as a sure republi- can state. They now consider the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

this country and, n fact throughout the world. No other college organi- zation has so many members. At the University of Virginia alone more than 4,000 men have been members of the r. NJ. c. A. end last session the membership was nearly 500, the largest on record.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

1t is nothing short Of crueITy unese hot nights to keep the work horse shut in his stall. Provide a good clean yard into which he can be turned after he has been fed and thoroughly cleaned
 Too cold water Is not good for the horse that has just finished a long, hard drive And at such time remem. Der that he should have only few swallows of water at time until he is thoroughly rested ana cooled.
 Bloody milk in COWS can be rene died by giving a pound of Glauber slats and after the physic has thor oughly worked giving an ounce of ai'ro daily for three days. Bathing the udder in cold water after each milking will also help.
 Why don't more men go to goose farming? Thousands of acres of land h many of the states which are nof now profitable might be made so b. raising geese, for they can be kept at lower cost with less trouble than any other domestic fowl. There is al ways a good market for geese.
 Farmers make a mistake when they sell unquestioningly at the market quotations, for they often sell below | the cost of production. The world must be fed, and if farmers as class would adopt an independent attitude toward the commission man. the ele- vator, the creamery, or whatever source they look to for cash, the world would soon come to their doors and say: What will you tske?"
 The rainy day is the farmers great est blessing if he uses 1t wisely It is ! the time for overhauling the harvest ing machinery and get everything in shape for the harvest See that all bolts and taps are in place. Provide a few, extra guards for the mower and binder Go over the sickles and take { out all imperfect sections, replacing them with new, and put the sickles in arst-class cutting condition They will need to be this year. Put the oil cans in the buggy so that they can be filled the next time you go to town and bs ready for use. In short, get everything in frst-class shape. for when the har- vest comes time is worth money 
 The old straw pile is unsightly and of TO profit Turn 1t to account by hauling 1t out and either placing 1t in washy places on the farm to pre- vent washing, or scatter it on the land and plow it under for the making of humus Wet and partially routed straw makes good manure either plowed under or worked into the sur face soil. A straw pile which is al. lowed to rot down where 1t stands will simply decay and float away iz the sir. TO be of value to the farm it must be scattered over the land. where fl will decay on the soil and the richness be taken up and approprt ated by growing plants. The highest value is derived from the straw by
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

The letter ~s" fos smith, and the letter ~c" for Cameron and ceary. One rs" and two ~c's" Mark Smith will sail triumphantIy to victory oyer both ~c's."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
NOTICE.

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

Too cold water is not good for the horse that has just finished long, hard drive. And at such time remem' Der that he should have only few swallows of water at a time until he is thoroughly rested ana cooled.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

1t is nothing short Of crueiTy tnese hot nights to keep the work horse shut in his stall Provide good clean yard into which he can be turned after he has been fed and thoroughly cleaned
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

Bloody milk in COWS can be rene died by giving a pound of Glauber slats and after the physic has thor oughly worked giving an ounce of ai,ro daily for three days. Bathing the udder in cold water after each milking will also help.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

Address all communications to HE 6iSBEE DAILY REVIEW,
 6isbee, Arlxoaa.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

Why don't more men go to goose tarming2 Thousands of acres of land ln many of the states which are nof now profitable might be made so b. raising geese, for they can be kept at lower cost with less trouble than any other domestic fowl. There is al ways a good market for geese.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-13
Personal MENTION
See Winters for iewelry.

See Winters for jewclry.
Chas. Pa,,cc, Of Bonanza, 10 In the
city today.
Lost-Flannrl baby shawl Friday 3rd,
Finder plessc return to X X X store,
George Meln,ire Is on the siek lis, to.
day.
For Rsnt--Furnishcd room TO rent
reasonable. On Fifth Stree, below Wal.
nut Avenue. Cox. 4l6
l.. Alva Lewis wen, to Dairy today on
politics.
II your watch Is sick send IL to Win.
ters Hospital.
Tho geese moving nor,hward l.
a,other indication that Winter has been
dsthroncd by gentle spriny.
New line Of fancy Souvenir spoons a,
Winters.
The Mons Company returned sa,ur.
day nigh, IRON very successful trip to
Merrill and BONANZA.
Spring line Panama and Straw Hat.
at tho X X X store.
Associate mem bers OF the klamath
Falls Military Band will take notice
that there will be . ssial dance a, the
hall on Friday evening. April IL.
II 10 not necessary to leave your
watches ~ long at Winters, We are
now prepared to do your work prompt.
ly. All work guaranteed for one year.
". T. Lee. son OF Capt. and Mrs. J
2. Lee, is here from sunnyvale, Cal. to
prove up On timber claim and to visit
with his folks.
To get a home talk to 4. u. Hall about
the summers-Kinney place. Office, End
acor. Baldwin block.
Mos, Of the launches On klamath
waters were out yesterday. several
small parties were out on the Upper
Lake. while Lake Ewsuna was also well
patronized.
Furnished house for rent. Apply "a,
the Mclntire Transportation Co.
Mems Panama Hats X X X store.
tor the best rig in town call a, the
Mammoth Stables. II. W. straw, Pro-
prietor.
The seconi search made a, Royston
for articles taken from the U. :. mail.
rrsulte.. in the discovery Of = number Of
things that the fret search did no, re-.
veal.
Try Zim for plumbing. {:
Everything ,hs, you may need in the
Try. oOd. line may now be found a. the
Boston store.
Everything guaranteed At Winters
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-13
For Upper Lake points by launch call

For Upper Lake points by 'anneh ca''
ON c. L. Gregory 4 son.
&C. Riches and L. J StocLmc,cr,
United States mnrshals, ptsscd through
the city Saturday cnrou,c TO Bonanza to
take charge Of Her, Rasan ana wife, who
will bc charged with rubbing the L, ;,
mail.
A. Helming 4 Co, iur merchants,
PAYS hishcs, cash prices Tor all Kinds oi
hides and lurs, Headquarters Amcri.
can Hotel. "
&. r. oliver villso to Fort klamath
tomorrow. Gale i- no, doing politics al.
though he gets mixed up with political
gangs occasionally, lie is out selling
implements making money white the
others are spending wha, they have
msdc. That's the difference.
Ladies and Childrcns Straw Hats oi
every description nj X X X store.
eau locate YOU nn a homestead. !
can sell YOU good ranch OF 40 acres In
lAngcll Valley, at q price that will suit
you. ". W. kcr"c. w.
New bracelets u, Winters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-13

There Is something which Will ap
peal to every American In the horror
VI fate invoG,d upon Henry James,
sr., 10y his sou. the novelist. aud 70
corded IN the letters OF l. 1. Godkln.
The young mau had hcru worsicd Ia
argument nnd rNClHlm.d
Then may your mashed potatoes al
ways have Jumps In thcm"-Nouth'' .
Companion
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-13

The Klamath Fails Public Library Is
open every afternoon from 2 TO $50
o'clock and each evening from $50 to
10 o'clock. a cordial invitation Is ex.
tended to all.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-13

Old ag. Ia. as II were. the altar cf
Ills. We may see them all taking rss
uge In it Marcus Aurcliu.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-13

Mrs. ". T.. sechorn la. taken change
II the American dining room. which
has b.ch rcmoiclcd. Al women cook.
are employed. Thi. is the place To gr,
the bosi mral.in town. n
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
LITTLE ROCK

John Weir, of Usage coun.
ty, brother of Fritz Weir, last
week purchased 40 acres from
j. II. Detmer at $3.50 per
acre, and 40 acres from Fritz
Weir at S55 per acre. Mr..
Weir intends TO move up here
right away. We gladly wei.
come him.
George Pearson spent Sun.
day with home folks.
T. w. Ehler and Henry
Bierbaum left Sunday for
Kansas City on business.
Henry Stevens is ON the
sick list.
Prof. Trout's family haze
been on the sick list but at
present are all better.
Augustand John Berlekamp
returned home from st. Char.
les Saturday evening where
they have been working since
last September.
Miss Clara Gorker made
her usual trip Saturday tc
give music lessons.
Il. M. Ehlers went to Kan
sas City to the National Clay
pigeon shooting. We all hope
that Il. M. will come home as
lucky as he did from Lexing'
ton.
The little child of Joe Cow
is quite sick at this writing.
DR.. Sharp has been on th'
sick list but is able TO &c
|around.
Adolph Schultz was a Slate
caller Tuesday.
Herbert Ferny went to Gil
liam Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21

On the east side of the
square the Scenic" mas been
entertaining large audiences
every evening in a very en-.
joyable manner for many
months and yet many Mar.
shall people are ignorant of
the character and purpose of
the enterprise. The bust.
ness was established last
summer by W. G, Wise, an
able young business man Of
st. Louis, and is for the pur-
pose of entertaining the pub
lie with moving pictures and
he Is succeeding very nicely.
A splendid program, changed
three times a week, Is carried
out each evening except Sun.
day. The admission price is
only 10 cents, which seems
very low for a splendid eve
ning's entertainment. The
performances are clean and
instructive and we trust those
of our readers who have been
timid about patronizing the
place will give Mr.. Wise =
visit and their hearty sup.
port and thus secure fer Mar
shall a permanent place Of
amusement that is clean aud
moderate in price.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21

go, where she has been the
past few months.
Mr.. Ostrom of North Da.
kota, visited in the home OF
Martin Lenz and family the
past week.
G. Coons has a very sic I
child.
Harry Thierfelder OF Mo.
berly is the guest OF relatives
in this locality.
Ray Lenz spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. f. A. Gorker enter
tanned a few ladies' at an ole
time Quilting Bee last Wed
nesday.
Robt. Gabb and family will
move on the Ruff Roade.
Farm.
OFT Bohlken of Randolph
county was here a few day.
the past week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21

G. W. Blumhorst, who has
been quite sick, is reported
better.
Misses Zula and Lucille Cott
spent Tuesday night with
Miss Myrtle Deer.
Mrs. j. L. Mattix is quite
sick at the home of her father,
VIM. Shepard.
Oscar King has moved To
the Robert King farm which
he recently purchased.
Austin Murdoch will occupy
the house vacated by him.
J. A. Gibson and Guy
Fowler attended the dance ut
Marsh McClain's Monday
night.
Died -Erma Nadine Cross.
lin the infant baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. NJ. CrossIin died
February 18th of pneumonia
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
RIVER VIEW

Robert King, who has been
on the sick list is GONZALES
cent.
J. r. Henmann went to
Glasgow Friday to see Roy
Howard, who is very sick of
typhoid fever.
Frank Kiso, Jesse Hensick,
|C. G. Drummeller and son
and Fritz Peuster were among
those who attended J. w.
Keys sale near Hardeman
Wednesday.
Wood johnson transacted
business at the county seat
recently.
John Kammeyer is at the
bedside of his brother,
Walter, who is sick.
Gus Kruger and wife visit.
ed at the home of Conrad
Heuman Sunday.
| G. N. Brown will leave
Tuesday for a weeks visit in
Kansas. He will be accom-
panied home by his daughter,
Miss Alice, who has made
protracted visit there.
! Col. J. H. Auer bought hogs
of Louis Mette Thursday al
four dollars per hundred.
Huston Townsend of Arrow
Rock was shaking hands will
!. friends here Friday.
u Jesse Hensick and ]. W
J Moore heard the Masonic
!, lecture at Arrow Rock Thurs
day afternoon.
i J. Fl. Detmer went to Slater
saturday.
J Several from here enjoyes
the leap year dance ct Arrow
|. Rock The 14th and report aI
\ oxn>l >llont Y TO III Il.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
LITTLE ROCK

We had a little snow Fri.
day but wish for more.
1t certainly was too bad the
DR.. had to leave so soon the
other night,
Albert Moore is working
for Fred Detmer.
Oscar Teckemeyer started
at Hy Bockstetter's Monday
where we hear he will work a
year. Oscar went TO Nebraka
about = year ago but had to
return to "good old Missouri"
for some reason.
Miss Anna Tiemeyer is at
Mr.. Blumnorst's as nurse but
are glad to state that the
Rlumhorst family is improv-
ing.
A. G. Peuster has been
quite sick but is able to get
out again.
Wake up Little Rock cor
respondent-we never hear
from you any more but just
suppose you are too busy 60
ing a little west.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. @.
W. Bumhorst Saturday, Feb.
Is, a fine boy.
Will Teckmeyer and Henry
Gebbart, of Charlton, were
Saline visitors a few days
last week.
Little Ernest Heuman Is
very low at this writing witt
Typhoid fever.
W. Kammeyer, we are glat
to say, is improving.
| A.C. Peuster and daughters
land Mr.. and Mrs. f. Q
Peuster and Pete Bendel
spent a very enjoyable tim'
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
F. Teckemeyer Sunday even
ling.
! +. M. Ehler and H. Bier
baum left for Kansas Git.
Sunday.
Miss Mary Rink, Who is i
ISlater at present, spent las
Sunday with home folks.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
NORTON

Quite a nice little snow fell
here Monday night.
Sylvester Ankrom was Wis.
iting his sister, Mrs. Bertha
Clemens. Sunday.
Mr.. Hennecy's sale was
we'll attended Monday and
everything sold well.
Born to George Page and
wife, Feb. 9Th, a boy.
Mrs. Nora Phelps spent
Saturday with Mrs. Jessie
Millet.
Eddie Clemens and wife
spent a few days last week
with relatives near Lonesome
Valley.
J.. L. Huff went TO Marshall
Saturday on business.
Mr.. Jones shipped a car
load of fine hogs TO 81. Louis
Tuesday.
Russell Nugen and George
Cham berlain we're calling al
Norton Sunday.
Misses Josie Reynolds and
Lille Clemens was visiting a,
the home of Mrs. Willie Nu'
gen Tuesday.
Clarence Kabler and Jake
Hinton were calling at Mr.
Millet's Sunday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21

~ have suffered u good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints, but
I have now found remedy that keeps
me we'll, and that remedy is Electric
Bitters: q medicine that is medicine
for stomach ard liver troubles, and
for run down conditions," says w. q
xiestler, of Halliday, Ark. Electric
Bitters purify and enrich the blood,
tone up the nerves, and impsrt vigoI
and energy to the weak. Your money
will be refunded II II fails 10 help you
SOC st p. q. Franklin's drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
Prohibition Ticket Sure.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. Is
Missouri Prohlbitionists in-
tend TO put an entire state
ticket in the field this year.
In u statement issued here To.
day Chas. L. Stokes, chair.
man OF the State Committee,
says:
II have been frequently
asked within the last few
weeks what would be the
probable action of the Pro-
hibition party in Missouri
this year, in reference to the
nomination of the state ticket
If the candidates of the old
parties announce themselves
as favorable TO the submission
OF prohibition constitutional
amendment. In reply, l
would emphatically state that
the Prohibition party OF Mis-
souri, will place a complete
state ticket, before the people
at the general primary in
August"
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
DAVIS DISTRICT

( Oliver Gadberry and family
Of Colorado are visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Barlow is visiting her
son, Marvin, Of near Avres
Arthur Kitchen and Sam
Witt returned TO Iowa Fri
day.
George johnson and family
visited j. s. Johnson and
family Sunday.
Sellie Howard and sister,
Z Miss Vergie, spent several
days visiting Joseph Herr
mann and family.
Mrs. s.Otto Grotjan of Slater,
Mrs. Mary Feaker and grand.
daughter, Miss Bertha Meyer
OF Dalton, visited Mrs. Mollie
Stephens and family several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Graves OF
near Ayres returned to their
home Sunday after spending
severaldays with the latter's
mother, Mrs. o. B. Kemper.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
AMONG OUR SUBSCRIBERS

AMONo VON SO0O~k&A00kkO
John Keehart started us in
the new newspaper week with
a dollar Thursday evening.
He was closely followed by
the. tombstone man, ID. E.
Hammond.
E. J. Staub and Thos.
Davis we're new subscribers
in Marshall Saturday.
Stanley Dean, who left Mon
day with his wife and two
children for Payette, Idaho,
called in before leaving to
mark up his date to 1910.
We regret the Joss of these
splendid young people from
Saline but wish them prosper.
lity and happiness in their
new home.
DR.. J. L. Mckee, the able
Marshall dentist, renewed
Friday.
| Saturday the editor attend
ed the Bauer.Thomas sale at
Salt Springs and had the
pleasure Of adding the follow
ing good names to the list: J.
II. Hill, Gus Dedecke, Sweet
Springs; Geo. Montgomery.
A. L. Hopkins, W. G. Gabriel,
J. W. Rutherford, Newman
Newell, Malta Bend; J. J.
Robertson, Thos. Overly, W.
C. King, Mt. Leonard; II. Il.
Sandidge, Shackleford. Peter
Buford, COL, also ordered the
paper sent TO Harvey Jones
and Clay Smith at Weather
ford, Okla. M. V. Ruther'
ford, s. p. and j. L. Houston
and VIM. Naegelin renewed.
Mrs. Matte Lemmons,
IIoustonia; Y. Il. Judy, Nelson
CIV. Baker, Slater, and G. A,
King, LAGRANGE, ILL.,, were
new subscribers Monday.
+. L. Eubank, Of Slater was
a new subscriber through the
courtesy % W X. VanBooven
II. L. Hall, of Good Hope
Tuesday sent us his and hi
mothers renewal and als'
had his address changed Il
his new home at Appleton
City. Mr.. Hall mas resided
around Marshall many years
and his many friends will re
gret to hear OF his leavinI
Saline. Success TO him.
Will Birch and o. p. Butts
u of Slater, and Talton Lewis
Marshall, were new subscri
+ bers Tuesday.
W. II. Newell, of west G
: town, made himself solid wit
the Republican another yeal
Christ John was up fror
Sweet Springs Monday an
|. !. called in to leave us a dolla
!. for renewal.
?. A. L. Wright, of southwes
!. of town, called in to rene
. for Wright Bros. Monday.
9 G. Fl. Rigdon, Of Knoxville
H., was a new subscribe
yesterday.
b. L. Thompson, Of AFRO
y Rock, was one OF ournew sui
,r lScrihars MOnday
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
NORTH GRAND PASS

A play party given at The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pres.
ton Edwards Monday night
was well attended by the
young people. Everyone re-
ports good time.
Little Verna Demoss ,daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Demoss who has been sick, is
better at this writing.
! Preston Edwards and wife
called on Mrs. Julina Ed.
wards aid family Sunday.
{ Harvey Hughes and Alice
Edwards were the guests OF
IL ,,er Demos and Wife Sun
lday.
Mrs. e. Weddle is on the
fsick list this week.
Rhoda Vogt visited home
folks Sunday.
Miss Cora Edwards is sick
with the measles this week.
Misses Alice and Cora Ed.
wards we're Malta Bend visi
tors Saturday.
Mrs. J. carp is ON the sicl
list this week.
The Edwards school has
been stopped on account Of
the measlos.
|!esn ..'1 olsas !
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
This is Worth READING. !.

Leo r. Zelinski, OF 90 Gibson St.,
Buffalo. N. Y, says: ~ cured the
most annoying cold sore ever had,
with Bucklen's Arnics Salve. ! ap.
piled this sslve once day for tive
days, when every trace OF the sore wa
gone" Heals ell sores. Sold undes
guarantee at p. Fl. Franklin's drug
store. z6c.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
NEW FRANKFORT

The heavy show fall was a
reminder that winter was not
quite over with and spring at
hand as many thought to be
the case.
Mr.. Hall and family left
Wednesday for southwest
Mo-, whore they win make
their future home.
|. Miss Nora Thierfelder re-
|fllsno r|6arr rc QhleaI
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21

No need to fear coughs aud colds
this year as you can obtain Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup now from your
dealer. This 10 good news to mothers
who fear Group and whooping cough.
It 10 Q gentle laxative that expels the
poison from the system In the natural
way. Cuts the phlegm and clears the
head. Guaranteed. Sold by p. Il.
Franklin.