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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
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haegar waed. the sensitive pea ana
other wild legumes suited 10 the loca-
ZION all drawing upon the nitrogen OF
the air and supplying it for all vege-
tarion growing on the field. II we
examine the analysis Of the different
brands OF fertilizer we find usually
no matter how much The goods COST
that the nitrogen content is compare
lively low. At present prices can any
general farmer afford 10 buy sufii-
cisnr nitrogen 10 grow his CROP II
not. can ne not By favoring the
growth OF legumes and By carefully
saving and applying the stable man
ure do without buying nitrogen This
will certainly cut down expenses.
The idea Of feeding the crop just
what fertilizers It needs 10 grow
certain number Of bushels per acre is
4 deiusion and is misleading. We
must consider what we have already
in the soil and just buy needed ele-
ments. must so manage the crops
from year 10 year that the soil Is in
proved and thus gradually build up
our lands so that we could grow a
good crop without the purchase Of
commercial fertilizer This can be
done by the use Of the cheaper ele-
ments OF fertilizer and BY growing le-
gumes, saving the stable manure and
applying it properly. a phosphate
often gives as good results in grow
ing crop as higher priced goods.
This gives a start and by good man
agement increases the manure pile.
The manure furnishes plant food and
also improves the condition OF the
soil. which prepares the way for
larger crop next year and an in
creased supply OF stable manure.
Think of the possibilities OF such E
plan.-A. J. Legg. in The Epitomist.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

As z rule. winds from me ezsI
eua6raurs and falling baromsts- in
dictate 1oul weather. ana winds shift
ils 70 me wss- qua6razrs indicate
clearing and fair weather. The rapid
IL o. Ihs Sr0-u's approach ana rs
intensity are indicated bv The -zts
an1 the amount II ths 12u O. Ihs
ba7ous-s-
The Indications afforded bv tha
wind and ne barometer zre The hest
guides We now have fo- 6scs--inlnz
future weather conditions As low
barometer readings usually AMEND
Stormy weather. and high barometer
readings are generally associated with
cls7-l1S CT fair weather X follows
th2- falling barometer indicates ne
cirtczC10l ana wind. and rising hzr-
cIa1sr. 1zi- weather O. me approach
CT fair weather As z--oS-h zr.c
waves O. c-sSts areas OF hizh bar
o1s1s- ana --o-E1s o. 6s--sssioas
&s-szs q low barometer 2-s. d
natural laws. ezusa5 = assume cir
cul2- o Oval forms. tas wlc6 6irsc-
Slozs win reference u areas C low
6z-o-srs-. are S-5-aIlr and contra
clocEwiss inward toward tbs rsz.o-
q loves atmospheric VrssSurs, IS
indicated ~ readings q re bzr-
o1=-s- A-azs OF low oz-o1z-ric
pressure zrs- i 1zc-. Th5-iwl-5S Of
greater CT less 1zliru6s zzz II
Sslss-E. Gsps1d11E u-1- 1hs steer
zzSs G. RE rz-CDs-ric gradient Tha
2--osrEs-lc c-ss-S- O. areas o. h.zA
1zroZs1E-. o. ths co--rz-y. show
wl-1s Sowing SuI-alIv clnckwlss Ont
wzr1 1-c- -Aa rsEt11 o. highest har-
c-s--.c r-sss--s
It's wtz1 directions TINS --es-ess
SlTs -zSs II zz6 are rssrcnSEhls sc-.
A. l1c2l wsz-As- s-sns Tas souta
wl11s n--zE warmth. ths zo--h ws-6s
cc-1. l1s szS- waz5S II m -iESls
lz---1sS- --5ic11z re zru-ozch sron
- wsS-Ezr1 q = 11z Hzroos-sr. Or
S-o-l z-sz z-5 ras wes- Ezn5s snow
-1zt IL S-1-Z z-zz LIS uzSSs5 u IL
szs-Ez-L Zhs 1-5icauocs q ms
1z-uZs-s- Ea1z-zl1T furs-z rhs
shifts q rzz w1-G MS E-c1
S1uT- n lorzl rHsz-Tz1zo-s
DGl-E LAs uC1zs- months. Tas-
rs 81 Temperatures ere hsl0~ ms
EaEs- zs@Pa-aEu-ss @. rAs oeez-- ~
caz--z-11- VII begin along ms So
1a1-Ls whs- lAs VIII zzi--s z1z
cl7Ts s-as5ilT 1ru- tAs wzzs- 1rs-
IAs -z-z5 witAu-- regard 10 rAs Ezz-1-
e IL 1zruZses-. II s-cA eases cas
Eo-s-z-s II -hs warn ocazn w--1s Is
c121s1ss1 n rhs u1lG ct lEs cuzs-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

ls1-2l 1rs2- During me sumner
months. On tas contrary. The olshOre
winds ara No necessarily rain winds.
Tor rhs rsaso- tha- they are coolsr
than ne land surfaces z-5 rhsi- cs-
p2c--y To- moisture IS Increased ~
me warmth c1z- Is communicated %
lhsG ~ Ihs and surface. In sucl
cases rh-ads-S-orms oonzanlv OccCr
V1s1 ths Oca1l Winds ara intercepted
b. mountain ranges O. peaks i,
however, me szs1erIr winds CT sum
1sr increase n fo-cs. WIKI falling
barometer rhe approach o. Al area
q low r2rome-rtc pressure tram the
vaS1 j indicated and -a12 VIII follow
within 6av e. I've.
Fran ms Mississippi and Missouri
T2llsvs n IAs Atlantic c0as-. ana on
yAs PaCl5c coast. rain generally b.
gins On 3 falling barometer. while II
re Rocky Mountains and Plateau
districts. a15 On rhe eastern Rock
Nounzzin slors. precipitation seldom
begins Until ne bzromz-e- begins 70
MS. af-s- : fau This : rrns Is -
cards the eastern half Of The county,
however. C1.y during the colder
Eo1-hS. z1G II the presence OF gen
e-2l s-0-Zs I1a- -1v occur at otns-
seasons n rs warmer months SUN
me- showers and -au16s-sro-ms rs
C2l1T co1s 2hol1 The time tha bar
ozzzz- turns from falling 10 risluz.
I1e t2c- r1z- during practically tha
entire Tsz7 precipitation OF The great
TesEs-1 plains and in ire mountain
regions tAz- lis between the plains
1a6 rs Pzc1ac coast districts does
TT hs-i1 uutil tAe centre OF me
a0T barometer arsl mas uzsss6 10
TIE eastward OF southwark and the
vt-l RS shifted ro lhs zn-1h cuaa-
r2zzs. Nth rising nzrozsrs-. IS n
1-ro--21r one n note
II meteorological wo-k. Is en-
l-czs5 II TAs United States Weather
as---szC. oass-vz-5ous. simultaneously
-zss-- are collected 6y telegraph from
E-sze areas z16 i : possible u This
means 70 CziCUlzrs fu- several DAYS
II z1Vz-cz ths 1oczl sszns rhz- viii BE-
--o1Ucs5 n ms general conditions
1zE z-e u-ssz1-s5- n 0-hs- words.
Io1s-1 EsEzo-oloEzczl appliances.
Zs-101s z-5 skill make possible fore
c1S-s q -1e conditions mat u-o5ucs
1zs l1nz- slE-s that u7eszgs weather
c1z1ses Furthermore. II Is practice
a-s- n 1za s-ll0TZszr OF present 5zv
1a-aols- TT u1ly 10 forecast general
77azr1a- c.z-Ess INT also 70 czlcu-
i25s Viz Erszz 1eCuracv tha course.
---s-s--y z-1 1--zc1- CT storms.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

sh2nk are he rro-Ss When i Is
desired 10 hold lha -ls2r 10 BE- carved
me handles are sw-ls 1aa--. causing
The p-onss 10 90 lsew.ss TAs
shaEks are then placed ar opposite
sides Of the neac ana tAs handles
drawn together Vita the aid q This
uEs-sil the meat can ha securely hsl5.
Ihe grin increasing u proportion 70
the E-ir exs-1s6 upon Ias handles
Ihe prorgs bslz5 prevented 1ro1
contracting, they cannot CIT O. C-Ess
IRE meat NashirE-o- S-z-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
The snkworm.

Cnol sttaiuinE fua sTa81'
silswo-D becomes -ss.isss'
feeding and throws 5aI
threads. Tbs six IS iorms1
fluid condition and issues iTosI
ho5y OF the VOTE L -
Subsequently, II single =
From this six me worm c0As.'
its cocoon. an interval Of ZOE
70 I'VE days being required y
plsfe its Imprisonment II "a
yelOpe. In order that ths h
strands may no. be su1,sclsa i
danger OF b-eaksss ~ aAs
emerging from the cocoo-,
cocoOns are steamed la me ~
insects are dead After Shis =
as2y be wound 0E-Tns Ans'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Es-s IS : Eoo5 ozs z H.
Telegraph o2s-zEu- a 6sE Oh
Ns-au5zzs minister c@a II vszzz-5zr
AID sszz lbs telegram 10 r1zter-
=les ~ had zsz-zs5 h1- 10 Z
rEEEe AIS -G-12 H s1nlzzzz1
-AzE Sza E1-1-1z WIS And nov.
1rsz1rs-. c1-zsz1 T0z 10 G15
Well z1s CZrzlsss operator II me
0-zs- sd EzZGs1 rzs -zzszEs 10 ras
E01zs-EzEs ~ zhz- Il rad AXIS.
-s9 T1z1 zzE 1h= b=wE15z-a5 TN
tsrs1Cs E7zz1 u rzzsrs1rs u rs
Bshls reals
Al ne EgA r-zzz- AzaEzz=
cc@az6a5 I1 E1o zrood y ID
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gales -E
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Value Of Cut Grern Enno.

IS winter approaches the supply
O. natural animal diet VIII so quickly
diminish IS 10 deprive The hen OF the
greatest OF al natural foods Tor egg
making. AL foods contain sufficient
IL 10 provide To- the yolk and the
entire 1a-tv portion Of the egg. The
white or alouminous portion Of the
egg requires protein So long as ma
lures supply Of bugs and worms can
b gathered from the fields. the hens
VIII continue 10 lay. With the com
11s OF the 1-sr fr0sts We notice a
shortening OF the egg yield. There
Is no substitute equal TO cut green
bone 10 take the place of bugs and
worms. Cut green bone and raw
meats Of al kinds come nearer 10
natures animal food supply than
does any animal food or ground meats
furnished 10 me hen. The bone cut
ter should De used wherever poultry
Is grown. Every kind and character
o. meat and homes that are fresh
enough 70 De It Tor foods can easily
he reduced 70 small particles through
The bone mill. and in this condition
may De most rroftably led 10 the
hens
The more lean and The less fat
used Il this way the better Will be
the results obtained. Wherever there
Is : meat market from which the ref
use bones can be obtained at a price
within reason il is most advantageous
10 use them. One 10 two ounces per
day OF this kind OF food is considered
very profitable proportion. Where
the product can be obtained at & low
price, the larger amount may be
probably used. IN some localities
where sueh products are scarce and
hard 70 obtain, smaller amount nav
be used 10 good advantage. Cut green
homes are those 10 which there adj
here's more or less meat. When
passed through the mill while fresh
and s01C they are more easily ground
NJ than when they become dry and
hard. When 100 large 10 90 through
Iha mill they can be mashed into
smaller pieces with q hammer and
thsE ground M 10 The proper size.
Some growers boil the cut green
hone ana mix i in the mash. Much
Of is value Is lost in this way. Where
s1T mixture Is led With the hone i is
much better 70 mix II with a little
6-y bran, 50 that il NAV be spread
CIT and mora thoroughly distributed
throughout ne flock. Al times some
q The larger and more vigorous hens
VII obtain more than Ihsir share If
i Is 10I mixed II THIS wy with the
or mash. This product naturally
contributes 10 the bone and muscle
construction and hastens the lorna
uon Of feathers. Qaicksns the produc-
Co1 OF eggs. and maintains health
Tsgo- and vitality.
n AL he egg tests more or less of
2saE Of some kind mas been fed. In
contests where the meat has been lett
c-r and something else substituted
IN Us stead. IAe results have not basn
50 god All he scraps from the Ia
hs=-d-sz6s psslinEs OF fruir and vsg-
s-zasss, meat. homes. etc. nav be
passed through he hone mill and led
most probably. Fowls relish this
kid q tos5; II provides shell for The
Eggs, rsR1s7lsass Ihs nerve power.
suz-al1z 1As entire body and adds 10
ne egg nzszs-- greatly 10 the profit
q Ias OElsr-Couurrv Gentleman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

l. L ASSERTED rzzr tae Ez--s- =
rAs n26sS- nc, = TIE world. Ths
frs Ezzs- EzS : stone fastened 70
3 111dls oy means O. thongs Tie
azZ-s- WIS @ use not only IS : no,
a-- rs weapon which vas Az11v %
s-sks Wiz o. 70 hui Tns sz-Isss-
rsr-sss1rzrin1s Ct hz--srS show
IAs- Eurh the sane II share As
those q modern days. 1rr without
vhe claw z1Ezcnlsz- Eu- -hs exrar-
ton Of nails No E2-Es- whish c1Es
first 1hs chicken CT the egg Il i
practically certain that the hammer
an1sdarss the nal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Character c; weather indicated.

Far. win slight temperature changes, iOr
% oays
Far. followed within . DAYS by ram.
Warmer. with ram within - TO Sc hours.
Warmer with ram within Is 10 p hours.
Continued lar. with No decided tempsra-
rure enanEe
Slowly rlsins temperature and fair Tor
DAYS
Ram within = hears.
Wind increasing in torce. with ran within
i to = nuurs
Ram III = 70 is naurs.
Increasing win5 and rain within = hours.
IN sumner. Win light winds. rain may not
fsA fe- sevsza DAYS II winter. ran
WITHIN = huars
IN sCmu1er rall urobac.s within = 70 =
holES n WINTER. r-lu or snow. with II
crsasznS Hvlnas. Val often So n when
TIE b1-oms-e- begins % fall ana ehs
vVlni Ssts u rom ths Ne
E--n Yli. continue ! u : o1vs.
Ran. -ri,h hi-a ,rlnl. followed Within $
1ours q cls11S. ana II WINTER ny
so Der
Clearing wisasn fsw ho--s. and far fo-
sever. uaEs
severe ss1rla imminent. followed within
= hours III a.a1-sne- and IN wlnes- hr
colder
Severe no--hess- -aie and heavy r-scirs-a-
slo-s y WINTER aeavy s1oT, toliowe1 ry
8 cr1 wave
N.s-1re and cn1s-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

4 Ssw England mar. Vn0
himself upon his aptness =
the proper thing Al the pFop-
recently revisited his ola y
Vermont. whittier he has no.
ten years or more
Among those ne me- gu
irsr dSy OF his visit vas COY.
spirsser. who. with sinpsh
I'm Miss Mullins you =
member me. Of eourse
Remember you sxclalI
New England gallant. a
help doing 50. Hiss Mullins
you are one az the LANDMARKS
sown, "--Hzrper's WesklE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
aIan and pog Enlisr-

For the frSs time in the history ~
the American Navy : man ana h,s
hrindle bull pup have been s1,nwas
10 enlist The man refused 20 mir
without his dos. and the P-es,ssrsss
permission. which wss readily rswaa
had fsrst TO be obtained hasors shs
authorities At the recruiting station
could send the man and his aor
aboard = man-os-war. wnmnnss
Life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
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Nas1l1Szu- SAFE hazS-s rs -s-z-
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Sssz-s Ss-e Ts-1i1z5 n tu-zzsz ne
4Zs-zz- IN WE5cz -As ~ s-zssSs
bar EES 1ul-. Oziv ras centres q
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Ezs S--s-1as5 11- V=zs II ans-ra
Es-fs--E sT2 s-ZEt5 II a. uz--s
q t1z proposed t-s-- rs bslt Is IA
les ms. E1Ess Esz- wz5a zz5 rnrsA
plT -&cE- ne weight Ct IA hss-
Sc-s-1--E mare mn $500 ucuzls-
Nor Peg -lv=- cc fastening us
~ KIND vas uss5 70 weld zza uiaess
q E11s c0Ez-Es-- Taa ass- -uzzs-v
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wAsEs re hides cvs-la7 Ezl5aE II ths
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

ne Invention G. Ssw Eu-k M
/ would Re utterly iZVnsS-als - Ezlz
zccess &c s-cA c Es1rEsz w5-11z- -1s
dissection Of ms ws2-s- -ha ns11zse
IS made longer -Ez1 ina 1-61z--v
POCKET. with s-i1s1izE S-zFs q 1As
cotton and sides. -aass s--trs Ss-Ts
20 -1iEr2ln rha pocket II : 51s-sz5s5
goSilc-. Al slzsSic hand tzcs0sas
1zd contracts -Aa zack os rha eeev u
he Ecckst To remove shs co1rsz-s
81 lie p0cEs- ras elastic had ms
frs cs removed w s-s1i1E-11 S-z-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

A Ol1 highl11dz-. hams szzz czs
cat fc- I've yz-5s Z. satin. fcr<u- ms
s-rzz1- 1uz. III 70 Re dozs. said 70
tas z10Fzz-- Can gs give zs AZ
lZAs- zzze fO- 1hs 6zE fdsTll fo-ny
Ias 6sl-- he zhorzz1 sid -Sarar
That - him WAS zhe azWE
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vhESs- -Duz5=s Wssktv NsEz
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

4 1As l2SS ten Tzzrs over Sza.1aa. :
&C. Els ns@1 srez- hy the Wesleyan
Ma-1odls1 CAuEEA Of Englzn1 On
ChErgAss 1zd halls Ter rsligiuus ~urS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Barometer redaced 70 ssa
Level.


SN-to NV 3a-l0t 10 So-so anu s1sady......
SW.te wv $40 10 Sa-so ar -izlug -ar-
SW. to NV. SlI6 10 500 ana falling
slowly
SW-So Nv. sale % S12o and falling zap
idiy
SN.ro Nv $3.50 ana above ana station
SW. to NY so9j ana above ana falling
5. % sE- $50 y saao ana falling
5. 70 sE-.-... sa.l9 Is soaa and falling zap
Sc u Ne. so.l5 70 soa0 ana falling
slowly
- e Ne. Solo u S121 and falling rar-
E. 70 Ne. Sol5 ana above aa5 izl.l--
slowly.
z = NE----. $40 ana abovs an f-lllrs
T@pl1ly.
Sc. to NJ, soeo @ below zn4 ialans
Sc NE--.@@o1 9 beiow and i-liiaz
rzp-cly.
So sw-- @oo @ below ana zisinz
Sc E----.- rs a below anl falling
EsaN-- 2ssa q beiav ana falling
-anldty-
GONG % IT. 29Sl q helow and rislu- zap
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
safety Pxkss

PickpocEs-s would be uEzzizzz :
H1ri proposition when 1Asr -ss5 10
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04
Nearly 1000 at a Bargain.

Lyon & Healy, Of Chicago, known
everywhere as the worlds larg-
est music house, have just done
a remarkable thing. They have
bought for cash the entire stocks
OF three large Chicago piano
houses, /. e., The Thompson Music
Co, the Healy Music Co, and the
big f. G. Thearle Piano Co. In
these stocks are fine new pianos
OF the highest quality, including
such well and favorab,y known
pianos as the Henry F. Miller,
Hartman, Ivers & Pond, Smith
& Nixon, etc. Lyon & Healy Sc
cured all these pianos on such ex-
trGord.nary terms that they are
able to turn around and offer
them to the public at 20 to 4O
per cent discount. So here is a
chance to get a much better
piano for any sum you have In
mind than you could ordinary OBJ
tain.
Write to-day for the list OF
pianos in this great triple piano
sale, which is an event entirely
unprecedented in the history OF
piano-selling. Address Lyon 6
Healy, TT Adams street, Chicago
Four distinct plans OF easy pay
ments for those who do not wish
to pay all cash.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Michael Jccoby jr to L w Cor.
ham 10 acres In G, 7 so 20.... 8125
] r Richardson to Henry Bor-
chers l20 acres In 80 81 g.. 5000
o Hupp to A w Colt part lot Z,
8 block IL east Elk. Eubank
Add Slater: go. 1000
Jas r Hatfield to Mary G Pope
ID acres Ia Is 1920. ...... 1875
Peter NJ Zea to G cunningham
lot l78 block i5 Miami ...... l75
Caroline Paulmeyer, ct al to J
Il Thomas t int in land Ia IL,
IA As % g. Is as 90. -. .. 1900
L f Griffin 40 Eliza J Davis lot
IL part Is block l Breathitt &
Sebree's add Marshall....... 2SCO
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04
The Remedy that Does.

"Dr. Kings New Discovery is
the remedy that does the healing
Others promise but fail to per-
FORM" says Mrs. E. r. Pierson,
OF Auburn Centre, Pa. ut is cur
ing me OF throat and lung
trouble OF long standing, that
other treatments relieved only
temporarily. New Discovery IL
doing me so much good that !
feel confident its continued use
for a reasonable length OF time
will restore me to perfect
health" This renowned cough
and cold remedy and throat and
lung healer Is sold at all drug
gists. Soc and S1.O0. Trial bot
tie free.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04
SOUTH GROVE

John Lee aud wife, Miss
Lewis and Homer Billiard,
James Matthew's and family
will Mathews and family,
Misses Emma Bartles, Title
Lnvercamp and brother, Au.
dry and Harvey Ten oles "a
fam ly and James Temple,
and family were dinner guests
at Ed Spears Saturday week
Jim Lemons and wife visit
ed relatives near Gretchen the
Il st of the week.
Lewis Van Blu k TX and VII,
visited at George ON al,
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. p. e. Putnam anC
children visited at Charles
Walbourns Saturday.
Marion Lee and family Wis
tied At 9th VauBuskirk Sun.
day.
john Garrison ard famil'
visited p. e PIT mans Sun
day.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04
Best the World Affords.

ut gives me unbounded peas
ure to recommend Buck!in's
Arnica Salve." says j. w. jenkins,
OF Chapel Hill, n. c. g" am con-
vinced it's the best salve the
world affords. 1t cured a felon
on my thumb, and it never fails
to heal every sore, burn or any
wound to which it is applied. 20
cents at all drug stores.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

A large number OF u readers
from the county attended the
Chautauqua last week and owing
to the large number we cannot
make personal mention of AL. We
were especially pleased to meet
nearly all our correspondents
at the Chautauqua.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Rev. Henry Hocfcr. for twenty
nine years pastor Of the Higgins
vile Evangelical church died at
his former home at Marthasville
Mo, on August Goth. He is sur
vivcd by three sonS-all ministers
and one daughter whose huS-
band Is n minister.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Little Bob, who had for several
months invariably ended his eve-
ming prayer with, "P.ease send
me a baby brother" announced
to his mother that he was tired
OF praying for what he did not
get, and that he did not believe
God had any more little boys t.
send. Not long afterward he
was carried into his mothers
room very early in the morning
to find twin boys who arrived
during the night. Bob looked al
the two babies critically then re,
marked ITS a good thing | stor
ped praying or there'd been three
OF them bethany Clipper.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04
Real Estate Transfers

r II Gillian to M Fl Gillian
land In 81 SO q ...... .......
Bertha Pittman, ct al TO Chas
Pittman jr. 80 acres In "a. so.
20 - zOUt
B u Sandidge Ca School Dis.
trict | acre In 25.49.2l.......
Richd Durrett TO Fred Koch aud
wife lots 7 & 8 block 35 Slater 250l
Thur ston w MARI to Jas I Mari
90 acres In 2 i8 20 .........
J II Thomas to Jno Steinmetz Il
Herman Minen 23i.77 acres In
SO 10 n 81 81 l9............ l760,
Roy Williams TO Katie Hull lot
8 block 10 West Slater ...., 40l
Joe Rogge 20 veda Rogge ! int
in 100 acres In rs 81 81 $3.50.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

The young ladies of Marshall
took to Capt. w. j. HobSon as
they are reputed to be dong else
where, but weren't brave enough
to steal n kiSs-just acted
sensible as nice girls ought to
do.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

WANTED-A good farm of
from 80 to 100 acres, convent
ent to school. Will pay cash or
part crop. Have money to pay
one-third rent in advance. G.
M. Wood, Marshall, Mo. Sept
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Mrs. J. w. nccson returned Sat
urday to her home in sorrento,
H., after n months visit to her
sister, Mrs. j. j. Witt.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

LOST-Between Herndon and
Marshall, Monday morning, a
rain coat ana a navy blue coat.
Leave n this office, at Herndon
or at my residence.
W. X. AULGUR.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Mrs. J. ID. Jackson Of Iierndon
and daughter, Thelma, were
guests Of Mrs. II. Is. Bristow
the Chautaulua.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04
WANT, FOR SALE, ETC.

FOR RENT, CHEAP-Store and
residence, cheap, at New Frank
fort. Mrs. jos. Baier, Gillian, Mo
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

curtis HaineS celebrated his
sixth birthday anniversary last
Friday, August 2Sth, at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Hams, Of West Arrow, by in
vlting a number OF his young
friends to a birthday party. A
nice luncheon was served the
young people by Mrs. Hams.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

FOR SALE-Cloverdale farm,
$50 acres, situated in Saline and
Pettis counties, near Houstonia.
Five complete sets OF buildings.
Easy terms. SOB per acre. Ad-
dress,
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Miss Ella Smith of Sweet
Springs returned to her home on
Monday after enjoying the Chau-
taulua. She was the guest of
Mrs. j. j. witt.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

II. {. Francisco j. taking his
vacation from the Bank Of Saline.
lie is spending it with friends at
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Kentucky
points.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

w. j. Hobson, who lectured at
the Chautauqua Wednesday az
ternoon, said to the editor of
this paper: you have a very
beautiful city and the audience
showed unusual culture, although
it might have been larger"
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

w. II. Aulgur was here from
llerndon, Monday and said that
Finnis B~oatright is still quite
sick OF typhoid fever. Miss Tur-
ley, at John Herndon's is also
very low with but little hope for
her recovery.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Mr.. and rms. p. j. Hillen were
here from near Arrow Rock Sat
urday. Mr.. Hillen informed us
that he will u a meat wagon
over his old route soon again.
He runs up from Arrow Rock to
the Little Rock neighborhood.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Mrs. Barbara Hilien, Henry
N.emeyer, wife ana baby, Will
Eastman and wife OF near Arrow
Rock, went to Kansas City Satur
day to spend several days. Mrs.
Hillen will remain there for the
winter.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Miss Cordelia Clemens will
teach at Hot Springs, Ark, the
coming winter and expects to
leave for her new field Of labor
tomorrow.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-04

Miss Lulu Thomas OF near HOus
tonia, who was the guest of the
Misses Cowan the past week re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon
accompanied by Miss Mamie
Cowan, who will pay her a visit.