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FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXcHANGE-BY
ID. IL. Jingle g. CO., 45214 S. broadway
ss5OO-Grocery and bakery for cottage.
s6OOO-Cirocery for dwelling, high ground
S50OO-Custon mills for city or country.
soOO--Hardware for lot and cash.
ID. II. LINGLE a. co.
understandable acre for cottage
SIS, 0OO-Industrial tract for smaller.
s25OO-ISansas form for property here.
s40OO-Dakota farm for ranch in this section.
$14, 250-4S acres, southwest, for city
s11 ,OOO-oranges and lemons for city:
s14 4OO-N Nebraska land for Los Angeles CITY,
ID. ii. Jingle co.
s91Oo-Long Beach lot for cottage here.
st9e00-Two lots, close in, for orange grove
s14O0-Two lots for land on Santa Ana car
S7s0-I.one Beach lots for cottage or lot
ss0O-Two lot equities for furniture, fat.
s1sOO-Clear lot for cottage worth SzSVo.
S6OOO-Lot for or Groom dwelling;
$40 0Oo-Close in lot for unimproved land
s3oo0-Three lots for cottage near Central.
Two Long Reach lots for Kan. or Missouri.
sb5OO--Two fine lots for apartment mousse
ID. II. LINGLE co.
s32o0-Cottage for grocery with good trade
ss0OO--Cottage for S-room home Westiake.
-A1hambra. home for w. st. Louis. same
s90OO-C.ottage for lodging house, clear
s3iO0-Cottage for lot or acreage.
sS5OO-Long Beach cottage for same mere.
sAO0O-Cottage; take lot as first payment.
sto oooc,olorado Springs for suburban home.
s35 GoO-Apartment house for orange grove
s35OO-Cottage for lodging house or rahch.
sS50O-Residence for cheap land for bees
s11oO-Cottage, Laguna Beach for one here'
s7b0O-SIerra Madre home for cottages.
ri Ooo-Pasadena home for cottages.
se5oO-House for lodging house; low rent
s35OO-Santa Ana cottage for one mere
s2Oo0-Topeka, Kan. residence for here.
s95o0-Leadville, Colo, residence for here
-Willowbrook cottage for city
senOO-Residence for lodging house
ss20o-Cottage for improved ranch.
ID. II. Jingle & co.
sqoon- Foarding house for small ranch
s35oO-Iodging house for cottage or lots'
s60O-s rooms fine furniture, for lot
s9s00-Lodging house for cottage or lots'
Apartment house for bungalow
s75O--12 rooms for good lot or courage
s1Too--25 rooms; trade for small place.
. S15OO-1s rooms; trade for small raheh-
s11 SoO-109 rooms for good residence
9'5oO-91 rooms for smaller place.
s30oO-ss rooms; trade for cottage.
s90Oo-25 rooms; trade for vacant lots.
ss500-42 rooms: trade for a ranch.
T''' WHAT CAN YOU OFFER?
n II. IINGLE & CO., 1924 S. Broadway
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FOR EXCHANGE
$1,000 pressed brick residences in
Denver, close in, income $45 per
month; want good residence
property in city.
$1,000 good lots in Denver, well
located, for Los Angeles real
estate
$2j00-Modern 4-room bungalow, large
reception hall, good location
Glendale, for city southwest.
S3500-s6-room house, leased, net in
come $3.50 per month, for good
clear real estate and some cash.
S5500-60-room apartment house. close
in. good lease, income $1T5 per
month net; want good real
estate
J. II. LyelI, with
V. Il. STOCkNELL & CO.,
3Oi Grant bldg A2SIi, Main 1889.
WANTED
Have a client with $4,000 cash that wants
10 purchase a strictly modern. up-to-date
or room cottage, not too far out.
EXCHANGE
Clear lot. 4SX262, Boyle Heights, as first
payment on cheap cottage.
EXCHANGE
Two acres well improved ce<ckch ranch,
miles out on Covina car line. Want city
property.
II. CAss CALDWELL,
4S5 STIMSON.
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FOR sAr,E-s4s OOO-wB HAVE A 300
acre ranch in Ventura county; rs acres
in orchard; 1000 boxes of orangesi 5000
boxes of lemons now on trees; lot of april
cots and % acres of walnuts; S-room
modern house; barn 70x70, concrete floor;
outbuildngs; horses wagons and all kinds
OF tools. Property has been paying 20
per cent on price asked. We have eX-
elusive sale of this property. If you
desire to investigate it call on the under
signed. This Is the best buy we have in
all Southern California, and we handle a
large number of ranches. We can make
good terms. HALL & YATES. 221 Mason
building
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For Exchange


SOME GOOD ONES
s7soo c1,EAR-A MODERN TO s.
ROOM FLAT BLDG, WELL BUILT ANC
in GOOD REPAIR oWNER, , WAHT III, :, =
LOT SOUTH OF ISL SoNiE w ii9i'N'
CLOSE TO ALAMEDA.
$4,000 MTG. s14OO-6-RooM, NEW 5vN
MODERN BUNGALOW ON HuDSoN o. =
pkSADENA; CLOSE IN; WANT SMALL
pANcH WITH IMPROVEMENTS.
sAooo MTG ssoO-FINB COTTAGE. 5
ROOMS. LARGE LOT, GOOD CHlGhEN
VANS: WANT LAND IN MERGED OK
sTANISLAUs COUNTY, NEAR GOOD
TOWN, If POSSIBLE
s7ooo CLEAR-sO ACRES IN PA
COMA AND PASADENA , PK0fEi'AA
WORTH $4,000, FOR CITY lNCoME'
Se25o MTG $1,000. ? YEARS TO RUN
FINE LOT ON SUNSET BLVD CLOSE
IN; JUST THE THING FOR A vct4ItI,
MENTS. WANT Z OK e-NOOAl NJ L.
ss5oo. MTG. S1OOO--s-ROoM HOUSE
ON n FIST ST, CLOSE TO CENTRAL;
Want SOMETHING CLEAR FOR
EQUITY
$4,000. MTG $4,000. . YEARS TO RUN
-APARTMEN- HOUSE WELL Lo-
GATED IN VENICE. LEASED, $500 PER
YEAR. OWNER WANTS lMPRONG 1II
RANCH, SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY OR
WILL CONSIDER CLOSE TO LOS AN
GELES ABOUT SIZE OF HIS EQUITY
DIR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT IS
IN POSITION TO HANDLE ANY EN-
CHANGE CEXCEPTING TRASH). CALL
AND SEE us.
CHOATE, JONES & STUMPF,
2OI-2O2 COLLINS BLDG,
313 w. THIRD ST.
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LosT-RED LEATHER WALLET CONTAIN
ing $3.50 and valuable papers Advise G. J.
MITCHELL. this Office; receive liberal re-
ward
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Houses-Furnlshed
Live Stock, Horses, Mules. cattle

FOR SALE-HANDSOME CHESTNUT SoR-
rel horse. years old; weight 1900 lbs city
broke; speedy suitable for driving or surrey;
price 5000; also gents bay driving horse, very
speedy, years old, bay horse, city broke;
weight 100 lbs; ranch mares. good laun-
dry or delivery horses. several other cheap
horses; sets harness. saddle canopy top
business buggy, at a bargain. sos EAST
EIGHTH ST.
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FOR ExcHANGE-LEMoN GROVE

A 2O-aere. full-bearing lemon grove,
close to station, on the S. p. Ry.. within
20 miles of Los Angeles. value $4,000. and
centrally located income property.
within two blocks of the city hall, court
house and million dollar federal building.
in Rochester, N. Y, value $4,000 These
properties clear of incumbrance and
gilt-edged. 1 want well located property
in the city of Los Angeles or other good
city in Southern California. Prefer semi
business, apartment house or vacant
close in lots. but must be clear; will trade
both either. A6121. e. L. Wildly
zoo Grant bldg.
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ToR EXCHANGE, A GOOD ONE

ssOOO-CLEAR, IL ACRES S ACRES
IN ORANGES, IN DECIDUoUS
FRUITS; SMALL HOUSE AND OUT
BUILDINGS, LOCATED IN THE NOR
THERN CITRUS BELT IN GOOD LIT
TIE TOWN BUTTE Co. CLOSE TO r.
r. DEPOT AND JOINS THE MARCUS
DAILY AND HEARST ORCHARDS;
PLENTY OF WATER CHEAP OWNER
WANTS Los ANGELES OR SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA.
CHoATE, JONES & sTUMPF,
201-2O2 COLLINS BLDG,
313 w. THIRD ST.
PHONES MAIN 1885, A32SG.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-oNE DAPPLE GRAY MARE. NO
name weight 1850 lbs; return or inform the
CUDAHY PACKING CO., Los Angeles. Lib
eral reward.
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR sALE-RooMING HOUSE, MOSTLY
MEN; CLEARING S135 PER MONTH
ABOVE EVERY EXPENsEi TWENTY
LEASE; SPLENDID LOCATION PRICE
$3.50. $1,000 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT.
ING OTHER PARTICULARS, HUDSON
Co, sl5 MASON OPERA HOUSE.
FOR SALE "A RooMING HOUSE OF s
rooms; rooms more than pay expenses
1O7 S. FLOWER ST. Phone Main 540l.
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Suburban Property--elendora

FOR sALE-GLENDoRA, 8 ACRES, $1,000.
GLENpoRA--10 acres. $500 and $1,000.
GLENDORA--2O acres $500.
uPLAND-Ontario. is acres. $3.50. $500.
UPLAND-32 acres $2400.
II, II. SIDDALI. Copp bldg. Los Angeles.
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And hundreds OF others. For tuII Tsl c0lIIe 70
Southwest Mines stock Exchange, ia
south Broadway.
still advise the purchase of
MOHAWK HERALD l.. & NJ co. at market.
GOLD PARK CONSOLIDATED at market
BIJILFROG ALLIANCE at market.
RESCUE TONOPAH at market.
MONTGOMERY MOUNTAIN at market
Come in and see me- l can make you money
in stocks Largest brokerage house IN Los
Angeles. -
SOUTHWEST MINERS STOCK E&CiANGE'
III SOUTH BROADWAY
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FOR SALE
Twelve splendid big lots in the beautiful
southwest, just west Of Agricultural park
snaps at $1,000 each Also two 5-room mod
ern cottages at S3250 each, and mod
ern S-room cottage for $4,000. All these are
real bargains. Make your own terms. See
OWNER, 1903 Wisconsin. Phone West 1854.
COME OUT TODAY AND SEE HOW BEAU
tiful it is after the rain. We have large
lot 50x14S, to an alley, for $3.50; terms; in
Vermont square, near the park and the car
TRACY e. SHOULTS e CO. Forty-seventh
and Vermont Square. West 2l05.
FOR sALE-LOT 5Ox3O0, BETWEEN MoNETA
and Figueroa; north front; fine location; one
block of car; a snap; 5000; terms to suit
OWNER, 726 South Spring st.
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FOR ORANGE GROVES OR COUNTRY
property OF any description write J. A.
FITCH, 81 West Second street. Pomona,
California. Send for his latest booklet of
real estate for sale, just issued. 1t will
pay you. He is in the main citrus belt Of
Southern California.
ORANGE ACRES-1. AND 5-AcRB LOTS
with water, the famous SANTA ANITA
AVENUE, ARCADIA. THE MCCARTHY
co. Main office, 2ol North Broadway;
branch Office, Arcadia station. Monrovia
fast car line. Branch office. Orange Grove
tract, Santa Anita
FOR SALE-AT COVINA.-WE HAVE A
large list OF fine groves for sale; also in
other sections. L. NJ. PRATT a CO., Sos
Laughlin building
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Out of the Ginger Tar.

The hot argument box should
always be kept in a cool place.
Fill that dog and cat box with
clean straw before you forget it.
The temperate in eating are sci
dom forced to ride nightmares.
One may tell a tree by it's bark,
but it is difficult to tell a dog by
IitSAbite.
What trade should be recon-
mended to a short person? Gro
Ger (grow sir).
Anybody can find out how to
make money merely by paying a
visit to the Mint.
A man has to work harder to
be a POOR farmer than he does to
be a good one.
Do not be afraid Of knowing too
much, but beware OF knowing
things that are not so.
Throw physic to the dog he
said.
She did next day the dog were
dead"
The politician may not be so
strong as a horse but often he
has a great deal more pull.
There ought to be enough for
everybody these good times.
Even the p,ow has it's share.
III you must give advice first
consider it carefully. What if
somebody should follow it?
It's a pity some one doesn't in
vent a hat that will cover the
bald spot on the back of mems
heads.
If you can't get turkey for
Christmas try chicken; and he
thankful that you are living to
eat it.
The sharper who sold a wind
broken horse as sound, proved 1t
by the sound made by the afflict
ed animal.
Alexander the Great conquer
ed the world but he didn't make
so much out Of it as Mr. Rookie
Teller has made.
Fence-rail philosophy may be
good enough in its way, but we
pin our faith to the man who
climbs down and goes to work.
Worrying is like wearing peas
in the shoes, 1t wears out the
stockings 1t makes the feet sore
1t takes the JOY out OF living.
The man who has a good wife
and conscientiously takes her adj
vice, is not likely to get. into very
deep trouble, either in this world
or the next-Farm Journal.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
There have been a number ,

There have been a number OF
comments over the publication
last week OF the criminal court
docket as compared to the city
police court. The criminal court
as far as we were able to learn,
did not enforce the payment Of
a single fine. In the police court
fines were imposed and paid in
some trivial cases, such as craps
shooting, which would not seem
nearly as serious as boot-le9ging
Intoxicated persons get little con
ISOLATION in III police court, and
1t seems right to us that officers
who stand pleged to enforce the
law should do SO. 1t is a question
in the minds OF many whether
leniency was not carried too far
In the criminal court.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

The Federal Council OF the
Churches Of Christ in America
which was in session last week IL
Philadelphia, defined the position
on many vital issues of the pres
ent. First it adopted unanimous
Y resolutions approving the work
Of labor unions, indorsing Cd
age pensions, demanding the aboli
ton OF child labor, and Sunday
as a day OF rest for all. 1t was
proposed to establish a perman.
ent commission on the relation o
the church to social service. Ii
was agreed that the church must
demonstrate by deeds Its prim-
acy among all the forces which
seek to better the condition of
human life" On Monday this
council adopted as its principal
total abstinence by the individu
al, ultimate prohibition Of the
liquor traffic by the state, contin
ned abolition of the canteen, and
permanent reading OF tie Bib,e in
the public schools. A committee
was appointed to congratulate
MIR. Taft for becoming a total alb
stainer. 1t recommended TEN
perance education in the primary
and secondary grades of the pub
lie schools and in the Sunday
schools, On Tuesday the fedora
ton declared for an enforcement
Of the Scriptural laws regarding
remarriages and in favor o.
world wide peace. Prof. Roger.
of Yale said the time had come
FOR obligatory arbitration be
tween the nations. 1t denounced
the mad rivalry Of nations in
building warshiIs in which ouI
government is taking Eart. The
council adjourned Tuesday t.
meet in December, 1912.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

The county court failed to cal
an election for the poor-farm
proposition. We hope the court
will do SO at it's next session. We
believe this IS an opportune time
not only to ho.d an election but
to erect the new buildings. A
modern well constructed building
would mean a big economy in
heating and kee ping Clean com
fort to the inmates and a credit
to our county.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

At a county fair out in Kansas
a man went up to the tent
where some elk were on exhibi-
ton and started wistfully up at
the sign. I'D like to go in there
he said 90 the keeper, "but ii
would mean to go in without my
family, for l can't afford to pay
Tor my wife and seventeen chill
dren." The keeper stared at him
In astonishment, Are all those
your children" he gasped. "Ev.
cry one" said the man. "You
wait a minute" said the keeper
Il am going to bring the elk out
and let him see you ALL"
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

So far no Republican has an
nounced himself as q candidate
for county school superintendent
As Marshall and Slater have sre
cial school jurisdiction and do not
come under the county superin,
tendent's charge, the vote from
these places will probable be de
barred although this has not beer
definitely decided. If so, a Reput
lican will have almost an equaI
chance and we hoe someone wi
make the race.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
We published a report for Octo

We published a report for Octo
Der and November OF the police
court last week without giving
the matter a serious thought
whether or not it is proper to do
SO. There are two sides to the
question. 1t Ia a public matter
and the public has a right to
know what Is being done and how
the laws are being enforced. On
hte other hand some of our best
citizens get into police court
through a neighborhood quarrel
or overindulgence. Is it right to
publish these facts? We would
like to have a word from our
readers on this point.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

obeyed, the fact remains that the
votes in Saline and Howard coun-
ties were cast and counted hon
estly. A contest might result in
a Republican gain, yet no fair
minded man would aid or tolerate
q contest that would beat any
man out of his honest vote. We
hope such a thing will never be
attempted.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
County Court.

December 18th, 1908 Court met
pursuant to- adjournment with
the following present Judge r.
w. Hickman, J. p. Force and w.
c. Gaines, and w. G. Durrett,
clerk and c. Is. Bacon sheriff.
F. ID. Stockman presents wolf
scalp, with affidavit, and a war
rant in the sum Of $3.50 Is drawn
in his favor for bounty OF same
and the matter is ordered certi-
fled to the state auditor.
Engineer directed to build CON
crete culvert on road in 5-51-23.
7. NJ. Cunningham is appointed
a justic OF the peace for Black
water township for term ending
at next general election,
The appointment OF w. ii.
Dickerson as deputy constab G of
Salt Pond township is approved
by the court.
j. w. Barnhill, collector, pre-
sents statement of collections for
month of November and same is
approved.
Bonds OF the various constables
are presented and approved by
the court.
Warrants are Issued for the
distribution OF the County For
eign Insurance funds, to the d;f-
ferent cities and towns in this
county.
Warrants in the sum OF $3.50
each are issued to the judges and
clerks of the late general election
and to those who brought in the
returns OF said election.
The Conversations to the Sher~
If for board Of prisoners for tht
year 1909 is fixed at 80 cents PER
day, as provided by law.
Criminal cost in the sum OF
S469.3O are allowed and ordered
certified to the Treasurer for pay
ment.
Grand jury fees in the sum OF
S203 90 arc allowed and ordered
certified to the treasurer for pay
ment.
The clerk of this court is di
rected to- notify State Hospita,
for the Insane and guardian of A
Is. Allspaugh that the county wi
not be responsible for the support
of said Allspaugh at said lnstitu-
ton after June 1st, 1909.
Miscellaneous accounts pre-
sented and allowed.
Petit jury for the January term
1909, OF the circuit court is select
ed as follows:
Arrow Rock township, A. j,
Davis, II. M. Fowler.
Blackwater township, III. G,
Griffith, Rufus Clark, Jr.
Clay, l.. III. Pemberton, j. H,
Detmer.
Cambridge, G. d. Swinney, j
w. Jordan, j. c. Orear.
Elmwood, Jos. Hamll, E. p.
Grimes.
Grand Pass, j. H. Plattner, f.
| M. McRoberts.
Liberty, George T. Red, John
Henry.
Marshall, w. H. Newell, A Piper
A. M. Guthrey.
Miami, C. d. Brown, E. l.
Rhoades.
Salt Fork, Geo. p. Smith, j
M. Buntin.
' Salt Pond, John Goggin, Chas
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

The Slater Rust.er suggests
that President Roosevelt take a
native, Booker Washington, along
on his African hunt. Geo. Jen-
kins, OF Slater, suggests that
Prof. Curry go also. We don't
know what's to keep Bro. Ed
wards and Col. jenkins from go
ing too! The more the merrier!
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

Sampson.
Ordered by the Court that the
County become responsible for
the support OF Mrs. Maria l..
Moss, now confined in State Hos
pital for the Insane No. /, be-
ginning January LIST. 1909.
The official bonds OF the Coun-
ty Treasurer fixed at the sum OF
S3O,OOO.OO for the County funds
and 100000 for the School
funds.
In the matter of petition Of M.
A. Ballew ct al for road +. M.
Latimer, Surveyor, files report
and plat Of road.
ii. ii. Harris, Jr. presents one
wolf scalp and affidavit and war
rant drawn for the sum Of $3.50
FOR bounty and ordered certified
to the State Auditor.
In the matter OF PETITION Of ii.
c. Buie for private road: c. w.
Downs, f. NJ. Lail and +. NJ.
Yeagle are appointed commission
ers in said cause.
Court adjourned to meet on
Thursday, Dec. 31st, 1908.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

There Is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than all
other diseases put together, and
until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable.t For a
great many years doctors pro-
bounced il q local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with
local treatment pronounced 1t In
durable! Science has proven
catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires con
stitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure manufactured by
+. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure on
the market. 1t is taken internal
ly in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly up
on the blood and mucous surface
lof the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Send for circu-
lars and testimonials.
Address F. j. CHENEY 6 CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

There has been considerable
talk about election contests OF
late. One OF the most startling
reports is that the votes OF Sa-
line and Howard counties are to
be thrown out on technical points
In Howard 1T Is claimed the law
was not followed In that the
voters received only one ballot In
stead OF a set. In Saline some
other points are raises. A howl
has at once gone up that Repub-
leans want to steal the election.
Wzlile the law ought to have hsen
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
The Correct Time

to stop a cough or cold is just as
soon as 1t starts-then there
will be no danger OF pneumonia OF
consumption. just a few doses OF
Billiards. Horehound Syrup taken
at the start will stop the cough.
II 1t has been running on for some
time the treatment win be longer
but the cure Is sure. Sold by p.
II. FRANKLIN.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

A meeting OF the Republican
county committee is called for
Tuesday, Dec. Goth, at the court
house.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Next Friday is Christmas.
A Merry Christmas to all.

Make some poor child happy
for Christmas and e how good
it will make you feel.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

Subscribe for the Republican
ana Glsbe- Democrat now, only
$3.50.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
GIFTS FOR EVERYONE

Our line of Christmas Goods is, by far the
largest ever shown in Marshall, and here
you will find just the present you want for
any member of the family, OF anybody
elses family.
We here mention a few of the items
Brush and Comb Sets, Military Brushes.
Travelling Cases, Manicure Cases, Comb
nation Gases, Smoking Sets, Collar and
Cuff Boxes, Shaving Sets, Music Rolls, Glove
and Handkerchief Boxes, Plate Frames,
Hand Mirrors, Gold Plated Stand Mirrors,
Fancy Candlesticks, Chatting Dishes, Jewel
Boxes, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China,
Burnt Leather Goods, Perfume, Cigars and
200 other items.
THE LARGEST STOCK. IHE LOWEST PRICES.
THOS. III. FISHER, Druggist,
West Side Square, Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

reRMs: u 90 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
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BLAMES SUPERIOR JUDGES
FOR CALENDAR CONGESTION

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-To a
committee representing the labor or
CARNATIONS of the city which sought
a hearing of personal damage suits
in the supreme court, Chief Justice
Beatty of that tribunal Is reported to
have declared that neglect on the part
of the superior judges is responsible
for the eongested condition of the SUI
preme court calendar.
He criticised the policy of superior
judges who took vacations of sixty
days. declaring he had not taken g
vacation in ten years, and suggested
that the legislature be asked to pro-
vide that personal injury suits be
given priority on the calendar as
emergency cases.
In addition to these reforms, JUS
tice Beatty recommended the abolish
mert of court stenographers as bur-
densome on litigants. He suggested
that contestants wanting stenographic
reports might furnish their own report
erS.