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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-20
eRANTlEy eoR LEADER.


Congressman 5ohn Sharpe Williams
Of Mississippi leader of the minority
Of the hopsf of representatives, has
rendered J lis resignation to become
effective IN December. Mr. Williams
has led the democrats in congress for
nur lber OF years. and he has proved
an bile man in that position. BY his
elevation to the position Of United
states senator, he finds it necessary
ito surrender the leadership and he
I has decided to do SO before the ex-
piration OF his term in that position.
The democrats. at the approaching
lsession Of congress, will elect sue
cessoI 10 III. Villains. Many states,
of course. win present names for the
lDlace, which is one Of honor and one
that should be filled by an able rep
Preventative Of the democratic party.
| Georgia has man well suited for
the position in every particular. lie
is from Brunswick and has for sew
eral years ably represented the Elev-
enth congressional district. Hon. VIII
liam G Brantey would make an able
minority leader Of the house Of rep
Iresentatiyes He is able, brilliant. sol
I'd and sensible. with plenty Of prose
and profundity He ranks as one Of
the foremost members OF the national
house has a large following among
the southern members ana there is no
Iabler man IN congress and none bet
ter suited for the position Of leader
Mr. Brantley has been mentioned
|in connection with this place on num-
erous occasions and many prominent
people, and members OF congress
ana others, have signiGed their desire
to support him
AS Mr. Williams announced in his
resignation, the next congress may
be democratic, and in that event
democrat would be elected speaker.
The minority leader. says Mr.. viii
liams, SHOULD have al least The train
ing Of the last, or short session Of
congress, not only to fit him for his
parliamentary duties, but also 70 make
a more intimate acquaintance with
the personnel on the democratic side
than perhaps he might otherwise
have.
Mr.. Williams sizes up tie situation
n the above statement and IS willing
to give way before the expiration Of
his time as leader in order to permit
some other democrat to secure the
training during the short session.
Congressman Brantley would make
the democrats great leader aud his
friends, na doubt viii nominate him
for the place
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A.. 3. { 4. SCHEDULE.

= 0IIlI 10 =
For Jacksonville and points South,
a m. and p. m.
For Fitzgerald, Lagrange an3 POINTS
North, 6 a. m. and p. m
For Savannah ana points East,
1920 a. m
Trains Arrive.
From Savannah and points East,
5:45 a. m.
From Jacksonville and points South,
i1:55 a. m.
From Oglethorpe and points Ncrth,
1888 D. m. and . p. NJ.
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NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION

Notice is hereby given that at the
coming session Of the legislature a
bin viii be introduced, amending the
Act Of 1898, in relation to the laws
OF force now in this state for the pro-
lection Of game and fish, to provide
for the appointment Of game wardens
and deputy game wardens. in each
county Of the state. to define their du-
ties and progide for their compensa-
ton and for other purposes. approved
August. 1863.
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NOTICE CT LOCAL LEGISLATION

Notice is hereby given that at the
1903 session Of the General Assembly
of Georgia a bill win be introduced
authorizing the Commissioners of
Roads and Revenue Of Glynn county
to appropriate to the Board of Educa-
ton Of Glynn county for educational
the sum Ct seven thousand
five hundred dollars;
Also a bill consolidating and amend
ing the different Acts creating and
incorporating the Trustees Of GNnn
Academy and their Successors in trust
the Board Of Education Of Glynn eoun-
ty.
This June IS. 1908.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

State CT Georgia. County Il GIynn.
Under and by virtue Of an order.
granted by the Court OF Ordinary OF
said County at the June Term. 1905.
thereof there win be sold before tAe
door OF the court house Of said c9un-
ty on The first Tuesday in July. 1905.
20 the highest and best bidder for
cash, rs the property of Mrs. Ella
May Brown deceased. the following
property and real estate in said coun-
ty and state, and ia the city Of Bruns.
wick. to-wit
(A) Ola Town lot number two haY-
dred and seventy-nie {219} with tbe
improvements. described on Baldwin's
man Of said city as msde in the wear
1887.
(3l Also the northern four minis
tf.e) Of the western oue-half G.9A Al
Old Town lot described as per Rala,
WINS map OF SAID citv number two
hundred ana eighty esq.
(cl Also the soWhJgestern one
tenth IS, w 1900 of Town Commons
lot number thirty-6ve $3.50. and the
northwestern ore.tenth (N. Nv. l.lM
Of Town Commons lot number thirty
three (sSl, both between Cochran
avenue and Stonewan street in said
city.
CD, Also the western one-half
w. l-2l Of Town Commons lot NUM-
Der seven "a, and the northwestern
one-sixth IN W. t-6l Of Town Com,
mons lot number FIVE "a between
Stonewall and Lee streets in said civ
Terms Of sale. cash. This June list
1908.
G. A. y. Jennings,
Administrator upon the estate of
Mrs, Ella May Brown. deceased
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The Atlanta Journals special "A. 3.
& A. edition" issued yesterday, was
magnificent paper covering the new
road in every detail When it comes
to genuine newspapers. the Journal is
hard to beat.
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The Georgia delegation win proba-
bly, go TO the Denver convention un-
instructed Better instruct them 10 at
least not vote for Watson.
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Editor Pendleton didn't like it he
cause Editor stovan asked him what
about Tom Watson for vice president
ON the democratic ticket
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Governor Broward, Of Florida, says
the man who can't laugh when he
loses should never play the game Of
politics. Pretty good advice.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-20

The primary Of few weeks ago
has been forgotten Governor Smith
and II. NJ Atkinson spoke at the same
banquet in Atlanta last night
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Brunswick was pretty Wen repres-
ented at the banquet in Atlanta last
night given by the Atlanta Chamber
Of Commerce
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

Gym County.
CITY of Brunswick.
GIynn County Commissioners.
The Tynited States Court OF Bans'
ruptcy for this district.
Corr Isl ondence solicited, but TO
receive attention, letters must be
acc ompanied by a responsible name
not for publication. but as
euaraAtee Of good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned II accomplished by postage.
Remittance should be made by
postal note. check, money order
pr registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co,
Brunswick, Ga.
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There win be a great change IN the
local political situation when the Mu-
tual Light and Water Company is
eliminated from politics.
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The A., .. G A. viii inaugurate a
regular passenger schedule TO Attain
ia tomorrow Birmingham next
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RBEEEREM " treated at home
HPkkEEW without gain BOOK
III EkEEWk OF particulars cent
vi kUkRE FREE. Address

- ~
e. NJ. MOLLEY co
Box ss7, Atlanta. Ga. Office, fo4 NJ.
Pryor Street.
LETT OF your treatment four
months ago. Have no desire for an
opiate Your treatment is ali it
claims. Louisa J. Oakley,
May Sth '06. Snow Flake. Ariz
CNer four years ago you cured me
OF mOEphiLe habit. Elias G. Starr,
Macon, NO.
have never drank Whiskey since
Marsh %, 1892. when ] began your
treatment ! 90 rot crave any whis
key to this day B. D. Wilson.
Direct, Tex.
have used both for the 8oaor and
opium habits and It has been a sue
cess. ! prefer I. to all other rem
eoies. 3. c. Norment NJ. L. Daring
ton. 8. C.
bought your cure under nom
de plume In 1886; It cured ne.
E. A. Harnes, Pittsburgh. Penn
WRITE TO DR.. wOOIIEy. Box
Ss7. Atlanta. ia.
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Michigan wants ~ Cobb for second
place On the democratic ticket
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Braniley for minority leader.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-20

Denver viii now occupy the center
Of the stage.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-20

0RGAN-Mason & Hamln organ;
fine. nice tone. $500. CaII at 202l
UniCn street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-20

FOR RENT-Eleyen room house;
stouewan near Gloucester Fine To-
cation, Apply to T. Y. Roberts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-20

WORKING gardener. Ap-
ply 10 Mrs. 4. S. Gould, at Avoca
Farm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-20

FOR SALE-Wiu sell a nice Victor
Talking Machine and fifteen records
cheap Can at 2024 Onion street.
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FOR RENT-Nice twostory residence
in southern portion of city. $1,000
per month including water R. r.
Hopkins & Son.
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FOR RENT Rooms, with convenient
ces. sos II street.
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FOR SALE have for sale ; lots at
Naval City an in one body, 150x360
feet Also a few lots on So. Simon.
J.. j. Leavy.
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FOR RENT-Seven room house cor.
Egm0nt and Al0ermarle streets.
Apply at sos Norwich street.
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LOsT-Parasol, geld and pearl handle.
Monogram "A B" return to Mrs.
Walter Brochington and receive re-
ward.
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FOR B1N'f-N1ce broom mousse. rents
100 $1,000. Apply 1907 3 street.
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WANTED QuiCK-100 bushels new
Irish potatoes. Call b. S. Wallace.
1914 Bay street Phone SO.
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BOOkKEEPiR and Stenogapher
wants FIVE Or six hours work to DO
each day Address 6, care News.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

curve. .tnd u vi. ~. "~.n,cJlt. bit
he chancellor kept h!s footing. But
he s:oo1 rigidly erect. supporting him
self Ia the doorway until the emperor.
with more p%oliteness than enthusiasm.
invited him TO enter and he seated.
I'm glad you're well enough to trnv.
ell. chancellor" said Leopold I'VE had
none too encouraging M account Of
you from Captain o Breitsteir."
u travel because you travel. your
majesty" replied the old man. 1T II
kind Of you to tolerate me here. and !
appreciate H."
Now they sat facing each other. and
the young man. Hgh.ing down a sense
~ guilt. familiar to him IN no. ish
days when about TO he taken TO task
by the chancellor. gazcl fxedly M the
hard. clever face on which the after
Nj sun scored the detail Of ench
wrinkle.
"Indeed!' was the cmpcror's only
anrwer.
"Your majesty. I have served you
and your father before you well. I
hope faithfully, know. think you
trust me-
'No man more. But this sounds a
p%crtcutous preface. IL II possible you
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

pillow has Just been put In opper-
alton. Mr.. Brown, an expert and
j. +. Vaughan, the local impe-
ment dealer. were down there
Monday and Tuesday to assist In
starting the pIow and adjusting
1t. :
The big engine, Of 2O-horse
power, easily draws ~ ~ gang
pillow across The fields and leaves
behind n strip Of plowed ground
six feet in width. when every
thing In In working order, the
ground will be plowcd at the
rate Of two acres an hour.
The plow was started Monday
around a 40 acre field. Such a
tield can be plowed in about a
day and q half. Mr.. Kruger e1-
poets to plow q good deal Of land
for his neighbors. thus turning
his fine new engine tn a very
profitable use.--Thosc who
have begun ploughlng In the up
per bottoms report that the
ground never broken up In better
condition. 1t pulverixes readily
on leaving the plow and the own
ers feel that the flood has ut
least repaid them In part for
their losses Mar News.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14
County News
From Our Exchanges
Sw EFT SPRINGS

Clyde Shanks narrowly on
capped death one day last week.
He was working with a mule and
the animal kicked him squarcly
between the eyes cutting the
flesh across the nos Neither
eye was Injured ani NJ damage
resulted except "A file III wouni.-
Richard Reope Of Con cordla
was here Monday About ten
weeks ago he got a splinter In
his right thumb; blood poison
Ing set In and his thumb and two
fingers were amputated. Three
weeks ago his hand AMI wrist
had tn bc taken off to save his
arm and life. lie will Likely re-
cover. lie IN an aged man, and
having recently lost his wife.
has the sympathy Of those who
are his friends and acquaint-
ances Sweet Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

at is Of that some one else I would
venture to speak, your majesty. Cos.
sip has named her. May ~"
"T1l save you the trouble. for I'm
not ashamed that the common fate
has overtaken uncommon because
every man loves once before he dies.
and yet uncommon because no man
ever loved q woman so worthy. Chan.
cellor. there's no mi In the world
like Miss Helen Mowbrsy. the lady 10
whom I owe my life"
ITS natural you should he crate.
ful. your majesty. but
ITS natural I should he In love"
Natural that a young man mex.
pericnccd In AFFAIRS Of the henri should
mistake warm gratitude for love. i'm,
possible that the mistake should be al.
lowed TO continue"
Leopold's eyes grew dark. I'm such
n connection" he paid. 1T would be
better not TO mention the word mis-.
take I'm glad you are here. for now
you can learn from me my intentions
toward that lady"
"intentions, did you say. .our maJes-
tyr fear I grow hard OF hearing"
at least you will grow slow
Of understnn ding. ! did speak Of my
Intentions toward Miss Mowbrny."
you would give the lady soinc mag
nlhcent estate, some splendid acknowl
edgment"-
whether splendid or not would DO n
matter OF opinion" laughed the Elm.
peror. II shall ofer her n present oi
myself"
To be continued.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14
HOUSTONIh

VERNE, the 15-ycnr-old son of
q. w. Walker who resides on the
Paulsmeyer farm. five miles
northeast of Houstonia, mystcr-
iously disappeared Monday
morning. leaving his team tied
I'm the field where he was dt
work. His parents and friends
were greatly alarmed ut his alb
sence and searching parties we're
organized, as II was thought the
- al,
heat. Thursday afternoon the
boy returna0 hooe. giving no
explanation for his absence 9th
or than that he wantcdt o tax
n stroll. His parents were great
~ relieved when he returned
home safcly.-Houstonian.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

Good day. pour majesty" nc said.
Imagine II necessary TO lead up to q
subject n I can please myself by doing
you n fnvorf"
"lf have seemed TO lead up TO what
! wish TO say, your majesty. II In only
for the sake OF explanation. You are
wondering. no doubt. how ! knew you
would travel today and In this train:
also why ! have ventured to follow.
your intention ! learned by accident"
The chancellor did not explain by
what diplomacy that accident" had
been brought about. wishing much
TO talk over with you a pressing mat.
ter that should not be delayed. ! took
this liberty and seized this opportu.
nifty.
"some men would In my place pre-.
tend that business OF their own had
brought them and that the train had
heen chosen by chance. But your maj.
esty .nows me as a blunt man when I
serve him not rs diplomat. but NJ
friend. I'm NJ q to work In the
dark with those who trust me and I
want your majesty to know tho truth"
(Which perhaps he did. but not tie
whole truth
Your raise my curiosity" said Leo.
pold.
Then have ! your indulgence TO
spenk frankly not entirely az a humble
subject to his emperor. but as an old
man 10 q young man."
I'D have you speak as a friend"
said Leopold. But a slight constraint
hardened bis voice AZ he prepared him.
self for something d~isagreeable.
i've had a letter from the crown
prince OF Hungaria. II has come to his
ears that there Is a certain aso for
your majesty's delay In following up
the 6rst overtures for an alliance with
his family. Malicious tongues have
whispered that your maJesty's stten.
tions are otherwise engaged. and the
young Adalbert has addressed me in q
friendly way. begging that the rumor
may be contradicted or confirmed"
I'm not sure that negotiations had
gone far enough TO give him the right
to Be inquisitive," returned Leopold.
Gushing.
The chancellor spread out his old
veined hands In . gesture Of appeal.
II fear" be said. shat In my anxiety
for your maJesty's welfare and the
good Of Rhaetia ! may have exceeded
my instructions. My one excuse y
that I believed your mind to be def
nitely made up. still balievs Il to b
%. ! would listen 10 no one who
SHOULD Try to persuade NJ q the co..
tsasy, and I WIN write Adaibert~-
Zen must ~ yourself and ms ct
10 ~ scraps % best you can. since
- a1mit you sot ~ into Il" broke y
- eGnpssse. With IN uneasy laugh.
RI Princess Virginia Of B~aumsnbsro-
DElppe b % charming - she b said =
10. Der dinacuity VIII b 10 choosing Q
husband. not IN getting ons. For once.
nv dear chancsllor. gossip nas told
TIE truth. and wouldn't pay tho
princess 20 poor . compliment q -
1sk Tor Der hand whsu rye no heart
- 10 gl~e her ir sxchause TT Il
.heEa's some one slas"~ Y,
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

He scTOtc another, uhich nc Styped Leo,
The Cinmots Hunter"
more than enough to assure the accom-
plishment OF his purpose had he been
dealing with u subject, Unfortunately.
however. Helen Mowbray was no a
subject and had exhibited no sign Of
subsection. II was therefore futile to
proIhesy whether or 10 she would
choose to grant his request.
Revolving the pros and cons, he was
forced to conclude that she probably
would not grant it-unless he had Home
new argument to bring forward. Yet
what had Le to urge that be had not
already urged twice overf What could
he say az this eleventh hour which
would not only induce her to Await his
coming at ~Felgnrde. but Justify him
In making a Inst appeal when b came
20 explain II In perxonf
lAc stop, .lWa II band
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14
n

Mrs. j. j. Alderman. Misses
Esther. Hilda and LillieK nollen-
berg. of Rush Hill. Mo- ycturn-
ed home Wednesday after a visit
Of a week to Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Jungerman.--S. A. Fore had n
paralytic stroke Tuesday eve
ning.--Arthur yickers. Of st.
Louis Is the guest Of l.. u. Cur
thus and family.--Pat Burke. a
former citizen OF Blackburn
neighbohood but now living In
Oklahoma, came In Wednesday
to visit his sister. Mrs. Z. +. Paul
Ing and family.--Mrs. Geo. W,
Liter left Friday mornig for
Whiteville. Mo. to visit her faith
er. Elder Thos. W. Hanco OK
Blackburn Record.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

had eve been taksn) showsd ~ char.
cellor Of Rhaetia.
At sight Of the emperor Oh came ~
famous hat, barring the bald dome q
the hne old bead, fringsd with haif q
curiously mingled black and white.
"0ood day. Jour majesty" ~ sai6,
With NO aisu Of surprise n bic voses q
face.
Ths train rocked soias. arsund !
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

pack.--Thos. Davis and w. II.
Edwards have competed putting
up a new toll line from here to
Hardeman. They expect to ex-
tend 1t to Blackwater and also
MarshalI.--Wm Elchman went
to Frankfort Monday evening af-
ter his sister, Mrs. Suppe, to
come down and be with their sis
ter, Mrs, Ed Park, who Is quite
sick Of typhoid fever.-Arrow
Rock Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

Mrs. Minnie Barnett and daugh
ter. Miss Carrie. and Miss Virgin
Ia Smith left last week for n trip
through Colorado. Utah and tn
Yellowstone park.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

NV "hS pituty VI tune nDW W car
ry out bis plan. which was to catch
tile Orient express ut the kronburs
station and present himself to the
Mowbrays In the train later. Al to
what would happen afterward. It was
beyond planning, but Leopold knew
that the girl had loved him. and hs
hoped that he would have Lady Nov.
bray on his side.
The only way OF reaching Kronburs
from schloss Lypdalberg was by road.
There was q 10 railway connection 10
tween the two places. But the town
and the castle were separated by q
short eight miles. and until checked b.
traffic In the suburbs the sixty borss-
power car could cover a mile In lses
than two minutes.
Unfortunately, however, policp reGu.
lations we're strict, and Of this La
pold could not complain. ~ he had q.
proved them himself. Once he woe
stopped and would certainly not have
been allowed TO proceed had he not n.
vesled himself rs the emperor, IT,
owner OF the n unnumbered car d
Rhaetia. Az II was. he had SUFFERS
. delay Of five minutes. and Just -
he was co~ngratulating himself on IT,
goodness of his tires. which had msls
him no trouble for many weeks. q iou1
report ms Of n pistol shot gave warn
Ing OF a puncture.
..aa'ua "'s"o,a .oe"' " "ns's
:" ''p""o 'eoPo'o uro'e Oh on -
.,"s. ~ 10 hcknow'edge presenty
.ne ''o,n OF an oIu proSero' "rhe NOV
",s', we 'esS speeu'
o,'aseu y! y ,orn anu tapping uS'
.ne '. asr',eo W Tue Dig ccntrai sta'
w" y, n'o""ure ON! nve minutes 10
o. iNopo' oasneo 'h. care'css
""e'"e' nv "ere coshised or no~
aud was surprised nj the absence q
the crowd which usually thronu the
platform before the departure Of tho
most important train OF the day.
'Is the Orient express later" he ssh.
Cd OF an inspector TO whom he wss
but a man among other men.
"No. sir. Just on time. Went 90
Ave minutes ago"
But Il isn't due to start TIL r."
Summer time table. sir. Autumo
time table takes effect today, the ia
OF October. Orient express departure
changed TO 1850"
An unreasonIng rage against fsAD
boiled In the emperor's breast. n
ruled this country. yet everything u \
seemed to conspire In . plot - wrSuA
his dearest desircs.
For n few seconds he stood spessop
less. Keeling ns III he had been deshso
against a blank wall and there werO
M way of eating oround ~ Vat IN.
-. -.
U were put tew' TOT opo W.
not u man or slow decisions.
Ills first step was to inauisv
name ~ an. ,o.n =, mitch - No.
express stoned soonest. n -
hours. he learned. II would rescS n,
garde. the last station ON the Rhaetsan
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14
MIAMI

FLOWING ny STEAM. Chas.
Kruger IL running a big gang
pillow. consisting Of six 12.inch
plows with his big engine on his
place In the lower bottom. The
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14

Farmer Manley went To owens
Vile k~cntuckey. Friday to visit
his old home several weeks.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14
CHAPTER roUpIEtN

RON EAT was drsss'
cd In the long double
breasted gray overcoa(
and the soft gray ha(
In which all snapshe(
nh0fn9sanha Inn 0fhAU
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14
GILLIAN

The little four-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l., Mayfleld, died
Monday morning OF fever
Pete Bender. OF Little Rock. slip
ped to st. Louis this week and
was married to Miss Matilda
Ameiss. They were In town yes
terday. and Pete was 80 proud OF
his beautiful bride that he was
unable to talk for smiling. They
leave next week for Denver to re
main two weeks.--Mrs. Paul
Schellenberg and son william,
are ON q three weeks visit to Be-
lott. Kansas. to see Joe Hide
brand and family. The CAPTAIN
is all out OF humor and refuses
to be comforted.--Giuiam Globe,
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14
ARROW ROCK

w. w. Kammeyer left the first
of the week for Fairview, Okla,
near which plCe he and Gus. jan
neck purchased farms sometime
ago.--Born-to the wife OF Jas.
Pack Saturday, August l. 1908
Q hoy. And now Mr.. Pack has
more uttla packs thsn 10 pan