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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

SAN RAFAEL SALOON RoBBED-San Rafael.
Oct. 10.-Burglars broke into the saloon owned
by Frank Mulhern last night and rihed the till
of 81 in cent pieces.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
sENAToR REvERInGE III.

RENO. New. Oct. I0.-Senator Bev-
eridge. who was 10 have addressed a
republican meeting tonight in this city,
is III at Lake Tahoe. his physicians
1orbidoing him to do any public speak
ing for some time. As result of this.
the rally was postponed until future
date. and the special trains to nearby
towns Cancelled.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
MANY GOLD srRIkEs MADE

REDDING. Oct 1910 many good
strikes of gold have been made recent
ly on the north fork OF Trinity river
in Trinity county. the demand has eX-
hausted all the location blanks in Wea-
verVille. Five hundred blanks have
been sold in a week. North Fork 30
miles west of Weaverville. is attracting
a great number Of miners and the new
field is said TO be one of the best in the
state for prospectors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
COLORADO RIVER CLOSED

NfLCiAl- DioiA4Ch IL HE CALL
WASHINGTON. oct. 10.-Construc
tion work on Laguna dam, Yuma irri-
cation project has reached a point
where the Colorado river is closed to
and the trestle across the
lower coferdam is completed and in
operation There is now left only about
700 feet between the completed portions
of the dam. The sideways on both
sides of the river are partially COM
pleted and the gates viii be erected In
a short time.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

Snappy, stylish models-the
Nell Brinkley Hipless Coat Suit,
the new Pointed Coat Suit, the
new Knickerbocker Suit and
many other new models in every
wanted color and material. Val
ues you can't duplicate else
where.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
FUNDS POUR INTO
REPUBLICAN CAMP

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-Elmer
Dover of the republican national. ad-
visory committee indicated today at
the White House, after call on the
president, that campaign funds were
coming more easily to the party's cof-
fers. Mr.. Dover admitted that the pub
licity acts retarded collections, but he
said that a gratifying response was be-
ing made to Treasurer Sheldon's appeal
for individual contributions. On
Wednesday night the last of $4,000
letters requesting contributions was
mailed and by Thursday noon 100 re-
plies had been received. The fund up
to date, Dover said, was more than
the $4,000 which the democratic ma
ttonal committee is understood to have
collected.
Dover made the interesting state
ment that about 80 per cent of the
campaign funds comes FROM New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston and
Pittsburg.
He said that he was here to discuss
the general political situation with the
president. He predicted that Taft
would carry New York but did not ex-
press an opinion as to Hughes.
.~>~~~
October 81 $1,000. .Petaluma. . Healdsburg
November 2. Santa Rosa
November 2. .Sebastopol
Do You Want $500.
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page AZ.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
RussIA coNrRoLs cHorrn. !.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 70-Tbe
cholera continues to decrease For the
- hours ended at noon TODAY there
were 80 new cases. z5 deaths and I2S
Fecoveries. There are at present 33l
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
FIRE IN sTFrNFR STREET

FIRE IN STEINER STREET.-THE caused bv
hof Goals being placed in wooden ash barrel
did damage TO the extent OF about 5000 to the
home Of Samuel Spiro. 1922 Steiner street. yes
terday afternoon. The dwelling is owned by
Albert Hanson.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

Fail goods just in. Koenig Shoe Co.
2earny and Post 1541 Van Ness av.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03

coi'OWiuS VIC give pdTb'di
list of the users of our Car
bide Feed Acetylene Genera
tor IN Saline county alone
f ] Blosser, Edward zshn
NJ W Walker, G w Cornell
VIM Baker, d p Vanmeter
F n Nero berts, T d Potter
wv Blackburn u Robertson
Jos Dean, A @ Robertson
Il d Terrell. II @ Terrell
June X King, W Il Lswless
Frank Durrett, r L Utz
&c Metropolis Mrs. Geo w Nye
John r Buck, DR.. A r Edmonds
n W Harvey, Mrs. Noble Minor
J r Hsynie, OIL Watts
L B Edmonds, r N Hutsou
John Tracy, Jas w Drew
Herman Kuntze, p L Eubank
g M Deal, August Smith.
II any resident of Saline
county or of the State il in.
terested in improving his
home to the extent of drop.
ping us a card OF inquiry CON.
corning our proposition We
will be glad to send a sales
man to your home, who will
show you the light, and tell
you exactly what it will cost
to install. Address all COM
mnnications to the manager,
O. r. Holloway, Marshall,
Mo.
Marshall Acstylene Co.
r Rss. Pres. r = Holloway Treas.
OR Holloway, sscy. = Gen. Mgr.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03

peared, he was thrown out.
and kicked. Il am beginning
to suspect" said the drunken
man, THAT they don't want
me in there"
DR.. W. II. Black was hon
ored by an invitation from
President Roosevelt TO be
present and take part in the
congress Of governors which
meets in Washington, ID. c.,
April a. Is and III. The mat
ter to be considered is the
conservation of the country's
natural resources. DR.. Black
was invited on the recon
meDdation of Gov. Folk, who
was asked To name three com.
pctent persons.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
Rough Ride

Frank Oster, OF southwest
of town, is learning the fact
that ''the course of true love
never runs smooth" He adj
mires a Waverly young lady
and in trying t visit that
place Saturday evening board
ed the Mo. Pac. passenger.
A freight ahead of the passeD-
ger had in some manner dam.
aged the switch just east OF
Malta Bend and the passen-
ger train was derailed, engine
and all. Mr.. Oster says one
of the lady passengers declar.
ed 1--WE are all killed." All
the passengers received "a
severe jo,tlng. 1t took seven
hours To get the train on the
track again, but those seven
hours would seem like seven
ages TO a young man in love,
80 he went up on a tie ticket,
getting "a 'lift" on the way.
Mr.. Oster says a freight
was wrecked at the same
point Monday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
Marshall Acetylene Company.

Following we give a partial
list of the users of our Car
bide Feed Acetylene Genera
tor in Saline county alone
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
GILLIAN

Miss Ethel Sharp of Mar.
shall was spending FRIDAY
with Miss Roberta Land.
Mrs. He Percy spent Sun
day with her parenCs Mr.. and
Mrs. S. V. Daniel,
Miss Trina Peck Of Mar.
shall Is visiting relatives in
our city this week.
W II. Brown Jr. returned
to work in Kansas City Mon
day.
Miss frankie Jones enter.
tanned the Swastika club at
her home Tuesday. A fine
time was reported by all.
Our High School is prepar.
ing for a big time commencing
April "a and continuing for
one week.
h. l.. Atterberry and wife
returned to Kansas City Tues
day.
W. F.. Burroughs one of
Marshail's merchants was
looking around among the
good looking people here Sun.
day.
Miss Erma Brown of near
Hardeman Is the guest of
Miss Ulae Richardson this
week.
The fishing club again
launched their launch this
week so as TO be ready for the
season.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
The Jumping of Place.

Consumption had me In its grasp;
aud I had almost reached the jumping
of place when I was advised to try
DIR Kings New Discovery nd I want
10 say right now, II saved my life, i'm.
provemeut began with the FIRST bottle,
and after taking q dozen bottles I
q we'll and happy msn again."
says George Moore, Of Grlmesland,
N. @. As o remedy for coughs and
colds and healer OF weak, sore lungs
and for preventing pneumonia New
Discovery 10 supreme. 800 and sl.00
ct ell druggists. Trial bottle free.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
Birthday Party.

Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Boul.
ware, Jr. delightfully."- enter.
tanned a birthday party at
their home on Eastwood Ave,
last Thursday evening. The
party was given in honor of
Miss Ermine Boulware 1t be-
ing her nineteenth birthday
Parlor games we're the diver.
sion of the evening. Some
excellent music was render
ed by Mrs. W. II. Boulware of
Chicago who Is an accomplish
ed musician. About 1900
O'Clock the guests we're show.
ed to the dining room. The
room was beautifully decora-
ted in lilies and the table es
pecially was q mass of beauty.
The birthday cake was on a
beautiful center piece and was
decked with nineteen lighted
candles. Refreshments of
ice cream, cake, fruits and
lemonade we're served after
which came the cutting Of the
birthday cake. Charles Lew
is got the darning needle,
Theodore Piper Jr. the dime
and Clarence Boulware the
ring. The honored guest was
the recipient of many hand.
some and useful presents. On
departing the guests were
presented at the door with
souvenirs appropriate to the
occasion.
Those present were: Miss
es Mabel Porter, Eta Irwin,
Agnes Adams, Lille Keebart,
Lula Marksbury, Jennie Boul-
ware, Nancy Harris and Mrs.
W. II. Boulware OF Chicago.
Messrs. Will Keehart, Ed.
Peterson Dan Porter, Jr. Otto
Marksbury, Ted Irwin, Char.
les Lewis and Theodore Piper
Jr.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
Wanted to Marry

The c. 4 A. crew ON the
Red Flyer about a week ago
had an unusual experience.
An eccentric old lady, very
fiashily and extensively at
tired, with a ticket for Port.
land, Oregon, was on the
train. Between Slater and
Marshall she changed her
seat half a dozen times, de-
handing each time that some
passenger give up his or her
seat as it was hers. AS the
train was pulling into Mar
shall the woman called the
negro porter and displaying a
big roll of bills said She
wanted to get married before
reaching Kansas City, saying:
II need a good man to take
care of me-" to which all
agreed.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
A Correction.

We referred several weeks
ago to the Civic League hav.
ing received its death blow in
the recent sell.out. We were
told on what we thought good
authority that the League had
disbanded, but j. r.. Thomas
informs us that it is a mistake
and we gladly make The cor.
rection. We are in hearty
sympathy with the objects OF
the league. 1t certainly is
needed in Marshall and we
hope it will let itself be felt
in our city's affairs.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
-Herndon

Albert Wright and Miss
Carrie Herndon surprised
their friends BY getting mar
ried Sunday at 4 D. m. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
S~wartzel, 61O Olive Street
Kansas City, in the presenc.
of Mrs. Il. 9. Andrews, OF
Sweet Springs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Herndon and Mrs. Julia
Wright, Of Marshall, and a
number OF Kansas City
friends. To the strains of
Lohengrin's Wedding March,
rendered by Miss Lulu Swart.
eel, the young couple marched
into the parlor and were uni.
ted in marriage by Rev. j. L.
Thomas, a Presbyterian min.
lister of that city. After the
wedding they came to Mar.
shall on the Slater AccOmmo
dation and remained several
days at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
HerndOn, seven miles south
of Marshall.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Herndon gave a wed
ding reception and supper in
their honor. Among those
present were: Mr.. aud Mrs.
DeGarmo, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. S. Herndon, Miss
ANY Herndon, Lester Hern-
don, Misses Lena Marsh, An
ME and Mary Herndon and
Bessie Fenwick. Messrs. Ed.
gar and Leverett Marsh, Jack
Herndon, Geo. Fenwick Rob.
ert Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
B. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas HerndOn, Mrs. Julia
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Thompson, Will Thompson
and family of Melvinand Sher-
idan Wright.
The wedding supper was.
one of the old fashioned kind
and said to have been one of
most elaborate and bountifnl
served in this county for a
long time.
Mr.. W right Is a son of Mrs.
Julia Wright Of this city. He
Is q fine young man with good
business qualifications. The
bride has OF late been assist.
ing her uncle, s. b. Thomp.
son, In the assessors Office.
She il Q splendid young lady
and much admired by . large
circle OF friends.
The groom had q home in
readiness on his farm two
miles south OF town, to which
he has taken his bride and
they have gone to housekeep.|
ing. They start out In life
with the brightest Of pros.
poets which We hope win BE-
FULLY realised.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
Marshall Acetylene Co.

r q Rec. Pres. r = Holloway Treas.
OR holloway, sscy. = Gen, Mgr.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
AMONG OUR SUBSCRIBERS

Mrs. W. f.. Brown, of east
OF town, last week ordered the
Republican sent to her broth
err, Robt. Schaefer at ElPaso,
Texas.
Thos. O'DOnnell has located
at Cherokee, Okla, and order.
ed his paper sent TO that
place.
Fred W. Windmeyer, OF
Black Monday sent US a
dollar and says: "Send your
paper to my son, Gust. W.
windmeyer, at Byzantine, N.
M, where he has taken a
claim" At the first glance
we thought his son had be-
come a Bryanite, but see we
were mistaken and there are
still some hopes for him.
L. L. MacFee, of Little
River, Kansas, was u new
subscriber Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Moore, of near
Little Rock, sent us a dollar
Tuesday by W. 1. Davidson
for the Republican a year.
Chris Mooney and son,
John, were pleasant callers
from Nelson Tuesday. Mr..
Mooney renewed while here.
]. W. Bobbitt of near Little
Rock, sent Us q check Wed
nesday for renewal and asks
us to correct an item we had
last week stating that John
Kessler and Henry Kruger
went to Gillian to hunt his
wheelbarrow. He says they
used that as an excuse
so that they could bum to
town.
The following renewed or
the Republican the
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
First Insertion April sd)
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE,

Notice 10 hereby given that Letters of Ad-
ministratiOn on che estate Of spsncsr Bolsy
deceased, were granted 70 the undersigned
on the ssrd day Of March 1908, ~ ths Pro.
bate Court Of Saline County, Mo,
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are required To exhibit them to me for
allowance. within n year after the date Of
said letters, or they may be- prseludsd from
sny benefit Of such estate; and n such
claims be not exhibited within two years
from the time OF the publication OF THE no.
ticethsy shall be forever barred.
March ard ioee DAVID ROHN,
Administrat
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
.Uncalled for Letters

Remaining 10 the Msrshsll postoflce
April I 1905, which will b Q % to
the dead letter Office II not called for
within two weeks.
Misses Ida Akers 2, Sarah Davis,
Gertrude Howard.
Mrs, Lizzie Akers.
Mr.. w. j. Bailey, W. NJ. Johnson,
Milton Layman. j. @. o. Rourke,
Harry Van Buskirk.
M. L. CHASTAIN, p. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
Gard Of Thank

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Burton
wish TO thank their many
afriends Tor the Kindness
shown them Ia the Illness and
death Of their niece, Mrs.
Mamie Winburn, formly Miss
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03

20 Days Trial ,ei.Oo Il the Offer ON
Pinsules Relieve Bsck-sohs, Weak
Back, Lame Back. Rhusmstic paine.
Best on Sale for Kidnsys, Bladder
and Blood. Good Tor young or old
satisfsotion guaranteed or money
refunded. Sold BY P. q. Frsnklin.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-03
Local Items


town shopping Saturday.
J. p. Evans was ON the sick
Ii II several days this week.
Mrs. A. j. Graves is back
from "a several weeks visit To
Kansas City friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W II Holmes
were in town Monday shop
ping.
Mrs. has. Duncan, % We
toria, La. is the guest of J.F.
Houx's family and other reIa.
tives.
The Marshall High School
will have an exhibition "a fine
collection Of pictures on April
9th TO llth.
G. X. Scott returned home
Sunday night from Fullerton,
La, where he has been AT
work Tor some time.
Miss Lena John returned
home from St. Louis last Sat-
urday evening, accompanied
by her niece, Mrs. Bart Hays
and daughter.
VIM. NJ Wakefield and
nephew, Wallace Wakefield,
of West Marshall. left last
Saturday morning for Mindo-
Ia, Texas.
Mort Randolph while in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sunday
fell and broke one OF his legs
in two places and as "a result
Is in IA hospital there.
About so teachers took aG-
vantage of the examination.
by Supt. W. G. Fisher last
Friday and Saturday at the
West school building.
Mrs. NJ. M. Robinson of
OF Everst. Kansas, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Elmira
Carroll, left last week for
Grand Pass to visit her sister
Mrs, VIM. Byars.
Judge and Mrs. Samuel
Davis went 10 st. Joseph Mon
day morning, where the latter
was the guest of Mrs. W. II.
Dobyns while the Judge hunt
ed up William J. Bryan.
Mrs. j. G. Todd and chi
dren of New York, are visit
ing friends in Marshall while
Rev. Todd is attending a con
vention of the Christian
church at Bloomington, Ill.
J.. W. Clayton and son, Nor.
ris,came down Saturday even
ing TO join Mrs. Clayton in a
visit 10 her par .nts, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. C.. Wisdom over Sun.
day.
Chas. Lindeman and Mrs.
Anna Hochmeister, of ST
Louis county, were guests
last week of II. H. Bomhake
and family west of town.
Grover Lyle, Of Vest Mar.
shall, left Tuesday for Mexico
where he will visit relatives.
He will also visit at Columbia
and st. Louis teiore return
ing.
Lindsey and jain have the
most complete stock of iron
and bolts, in fact anything and
everything needed in a first
class carriage and wagon
shop.
w. y. Bryan was lately
asked-''Suppose you are de.
fe3ted this time, what then?'
Bryau replied by telling a
story: A drunk man went tea
dauoe and was gently led out.
Then he went back, and was
put out somewhat roughly.
tIe1nn third time. when he An.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-12


YOU he added quite naturally. i
YOU Il excuse me III lust go and stand
before the window 50 that / can see
YOU Perhaps ! can manage Il that
wav'
Margaret. who was bored TO the verge
Of collapse on the of days thought HIM
much nicer than he had formerly been.
and liked his simplicity. stand any
where YOU like. she said; " but let me
hear the tune
NAN TORP rose and went TO the Win
dow. and she looked quietly at his
square figure and massive, sandy head
and strong neck. Presently he began 10
whistle. very softly and perfectly in tune.
MANY d street boy could do as well, no
doubt. and Ms Rushmore would have
called It a vulgar accomplishment, but
the magnificent pTlma donna was too
true q musician as well as singer, not TO
take pleasure in a sweet sound, even Il
II was produced by a street boy.
But as Van Torp went on, she opened
her ewes wide and held her breath. here
was no mistake about II, he was Wh1stlng
1org pieces from Pars1ial,' as tar as II
vy-S Tossib1e 10 convey an idea OF such
music by such means, Margaret had
studied il before coming 10 Bayreuth, IN
order 10 understand it better, she had
now already heard i once. and had 1elt the
greatest musical emotion Of her life
one that had stirred other emotions too,
strange ones quite new to her She held
her breath and listened, and her eyes,
that had been wide open IN astOnlshment,
SLOWLY closed again IN pleasure. and pres
entlv. when he reached the Good RI
dav music. her own matChIess voice
foated out with her UNCONSCIOUS breatn'
IN such perfect oCtaVes with ms hl2h
whistling that at first he DID not under
stand: but when he did, the rou8h nara
man shIvered suddenly and steacled
bl-1se1f against the window sill, and Mar
oare+'s voice went on alone, with falnJIy
b-eathed words. and then without them,
following the instrumentation 10 the END
of the scene. bevOud what he had ever
heard
and neither of the two moved Tor some
moments. but at last Van Iorp turned
Thank YOU. he SAID II q low voice.
Margaret smiled and passed her hand
over her eyes quickly as Il 10 dlspeII d
vision she had seen. II hen she SPOKE.
e.. Do Won really not know what that
49, ~. She asked Really. really.
Oh quite honestly, / don /
Your not joking You re not
,'iE"'9 He could not understand. !
-hoIldn't darel" he said.
You've been whIstllng some OF Par
,ifa1' some Of the most beautiful music
-ha+ ever was written, and YOU "fiS'o
raarvelousIv. for it's anything but easy
Where IN the world did YOU learn II
= mt tell me that those are oIu luit'
-on Ticl<ed up on a Californian ranGh.
~. - true. al the same, Van IoTP
answered.
rIF told her Of the two foreigners who
II n5ed 10 whistle together il the cen ven
;ros and how one was shot ana ,i liiG
In n+59~ had disappeared, no one h44 1Ii
L,,-r9gr whittier. nor had cared -. ~
sarIe .,--T Of young fellows used to iI.I.t dTIit
S,,+ 7o' - ,brre he said and one couldn !
Ssa te ei@e %He's guess s at where some Of them en-
nus have been, since We seen '-it ~
--l,-l5 There were younger sons ~
EDg1Ish gentlemen, fellows "hos5 ~ -
Lr[e l,l'T genuine lords maybe. VINO VINO If,- tbr
mot t1ains enough 70 get mo -h INC
H'O L.,rcb There were CASH
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

and Margaret
a-Eiug them.
hest. and as
red him with
thought she
-eto-e The
his blood the
he'd and the
man should
--rea-able
lad pursued
-l S1ch utter
that ne had
frankly de-
--- he had
rv i.
hand. and he
e-L and her
Isle C- heaven
----- neither
his lace he-
receive ne.
-.- 70 come
cred Come
how YOU got
-w--- as they
side on the
suppose / can
e-s-aut but
things brought
from Lady
! might have
talk And
ne seen every
battle and
-. easy. and
have o look
--e the tight
Re ! hope
Have You q
answered
Go-ra's sur
But how
er- -o get one
The seats Ior
months before
was very calm
! shall have
Uecula-u- !
ar0ut THAI
are no speCu-
10 tickets %
81 ask -0- the
Ia not afraid
places at ali,
who has not
might possibly
uch gwen up
moment but
a. l wonder
p. sleep
place said
--F. There $
-e box. one bed
one towel and
-h me Ee
bile l IL At
r when / want
.-1w what he y
hut he S got
e amused her.
Eerarlug q little
really quite 50
--:-arIc IL the
j. sharp through
ICED "a complaint
led while ] was
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

W. ns-
tlr Tor
En the s-l.
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

amused IcT-
9- Grating little
SAC really quite 50
--- --.arIc IL the
e - VIZ j.. sharp through
--.5- e-- ..e- u complaint
'eGa-e lied while ] was
H5p j. good hotel
= 2-a.H Mavbe that
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ON -J'- know, but !
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