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The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

Miss Elizabeth Craig of Ar.
row Rock boarded the train
here Saturday for u visit with
her brother, George Craig, at
San Francisco, Cal. She will
probably be gone fer u couple
lof months.
Mesdames J. p. Brown aud
Thos. Audsley accompanied
by Miss Florence Barksdale,
a trained nurse left one day
last week for Hot Springs,
Ark, for the benefit of their
! health.
George Nauerth sold one
! day last week mis- residence TO
A. W. Bridges. We under
stand that Mr.. Nauerth will
make California his future
' home.
Miss Lillian Hensick of
near Arrow Rock was the
guest Saturday of Miss Elite
Dickson.
The wreck on the G. g. A.
Monday morning between
here and Gillian was the re.
suit OF the passenger running
into two cars of coal. No one
was seriously hurt. The en-
CINE was damaged consider
able aud the passengers badly
shaken up.
A. N. Dickson transacted
business at Gillian Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
nephew, Floyd Hall, from Sla'

nephew, Floyd Hall, from Sla'
ter.
Rev. J. I. Orisou Of Kansas
City will preach at Christian
Union Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. Everybody is cor.
daily invited To attend.
Several of the young boys
in our vicinity are talking of
getting them a new buggy.
Watch them girls and jump
your chance for this is leap
year."
Miss Lottie Hall was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. b. +.
Hall, Tuesday.
8. Nj. Leonard and son,
Grover, made a business trip
TO Marshall Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
CRETCHER

Ed. Harbold of Marshall
has been in this vicinity for
several days.
While riding q wild horse
last Sunday q week JET Fish.
'er had the misfortune to b.
thrown. He was seriously
injured about the head.
VIM. Thompson and family
visited Pleas Aldridge's las
Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Van uskirk ant
niece, May Walborn, went :.
Marshall Sunday evening ant
returned home Monday.
Chas. Johnson and tamil
visited the formers father
near Herndon last Sunday.
Several from here wer,
Marshall visitors last Satur
day.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
WHITES ISLAND

The opening of the summer
season at Whites Island be.
gan last Saturday. They
have been making some i'm.
provemenLs Oh the Island.
They have built II skating
rink, poolhall and bowling
alley. Saturday and Sunday
there were about thirty.tive
guests. There Is a crowd
from Slater camping on the
Island at present. They are
expecting several more guests
this week. Come every body
and get you a pair OF skates
and learn to skate.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
McAllister and family.

McAllister and family.
The Misses Vawters OF
Marshall came down Sunday
morning and stayed until
Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Emma McAllister and family.
A. Z. Morris Of Hardeman,
was shaking hands with
friends here Monday morn
ing.
Louis Feis of Slater is here
this week in the absence OF
Mr.. IRVINE, who was called
home on account OF the illness
of his wife.
Mrs. James Townsend spent
Saturday night and Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. K. j.
Thorp and family.
f. Marshall and wife were
guests Friday night OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Petry and at
tended church at Christian
Church. vi, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Staples
returned Sunday morning
from a several days visit II
relatives in Kansas City.
Miss Louise Koeing ant
Ohio Canada visited the Miss
Marr's of the country Mon
day.
Quite a large crowd frou
Blackwater attend services
here most every evening.
DR.. L. I. Shuck left Tues
day for Texas and will ais
take y trip TO Cuba before b
returns.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
COUNTY NEWS !
ARROW ROCK

: Clark Swinney and daugh.
ters, Of the county we're on
our streets Saturday.
Jack Watts and wife were
in Marshall Saturday..
Rev. Ezell preached Sunday
morning and night at the
Methodist church.
Will Diggs and family at.
tended services at the M. e.
church Sunday morning and
we're dinner guests of his par.
ents, W. B Diggs and wife.
w. r. Hubbard and wife
spent the day Sunday at the
home Of r. G. Piper and fam.
lily near Little Rock.
mrs. Dee Lawless returned
Saturday from Marshall,
Where she had been for sever.
al days with her sick relative
Mrs. Brown who died Friday
morning.
Mrs. Jesse Kivet is quite
sick here at the residence of
her father, Mr.. Duren.
Miss Lillian Hensiok OF
near Little Rock was visiting
Miss Lalete Lawless the first
OF the week.
Quite O crowd OF Arrow
Rock young people went over
into Howard county to the
lakes Monday afternoon fish.
ing. They reported a fine
time.
Mrs. jamie Hogge and broth.
er, Albert we're calling at the
residence Of Dee Lawless Sun
day afternoon.
Dee Lawless and Rev. Ezell,
left Mondav for Malta Bend
to attend the district confer
ence OF the Methodist church
which meets there this week
TIE river is very high here
al this writing.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
ROSE VALLEY

Quite a number from our
neighborhoOd attended the
commencement exercises held
Sweet Springs Monday
night.
Rev. Carter, of Sweet
Springs, and Robert Dicker.
son and sister, Elsie, were
Sunday guests of John Dick.
ersou aud family.
Samuel ROthrock and fami-
ly, Richard Mayse and fami-
,ly were Sunday guests OF
Uriah Mayse and family.
Harry Jackson and wife
we're Sunday guests Of James
Oneal and family.
Mrs. Marshall Hall and son
Clay Of Slater and H. G. Hall
we're the guests of Ben and
Fred Hall last week.
Miss Minnie Rothrock Wis
tied the Misses Smith Mon
day night.
Allie Umphlet and Grover
Leonard we're shopping il
Sweet Springs Saturday.
Harry Stoner of Swee,
Springs and Miss LeonX M
Hall attended the entertain
ment at Sweet 8 prings higl
school Thursday night.
Mrs. Elwood Yokley Is vie
iting her parents, Richar,
Besson and family at Eldora
do Springs At this writing.
b. f.. Hall and wife visite,
B. g. Buie and family nea
Elmwood Sunday and wer
~aOcompaiued home BY thsi
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
SLATER
returns,

Geo. Dyer was down from
Kansas City last week and 40
the result of being unable to
agree with Mr.. Rutherford on
the rental of the Hotel Saline
building decided to close the
place, which was done Satur.
day. Mr.. Dyer is owner OF
the building.
Mrs. Bette e. Johnson and
son, Arthur, went to Marshall
Tuesday on a visit.
M. d. Kerr wife and little
son of Gillian we're pleasant
callers here Sunday.
Miss Efae Fowler has been
employed to teach toe school
at rearville the ensuing year.
J. F. Higgins and wife Of
Arrow Rock are spending q
few days this week with their
daughter Mrs. Arthur Dick.
son.
Dan, the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. d. v. Herider Is re
ported to be quite sick at thi,
writing.
!. Will Wood, #. H. Brockway
Walter Townsend and Harry
Hudson were here from Ar
row Rock Saturday.
Our new canning factory Il
almost ready for business ant
the Ice plant is In full blast
They ore prepared TO delivel
any quantity OF Ice IN on
town.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
NELSON

Tom Conway was in town
Monday and purchased a
horse from Will Alexander.
z. T. Ault OF this place aud
Joe Dickson, Of Arrow Rock,
went to Marshall on business
Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Breathit IL
very low.
The machinery for the can.
ming factory arrived Tuesday
morning and is being install
cd.
Ohio Canada returned 10
Jefferson City Tuesday morn
! ing ~ resume work as brake
<man on Mo. Pac. r. r. We
are sorry TO lose him from
our midst.
f. W. Often il visiting IL
Boonville this week.
G.. M. Abingdon is visiting
his nephew at Poplar Bluff
He will also 90 on to Little
Rock, Ark, to visit another
nephew and will return th'
later part Of this week.
Quite a crowd Of young peo
PILE chaperoned BY Mrs. DR.
SBuck enjoyed a hay ride t
the country and also drove 4
Hlackwater Thursday night
10. Sappington and son
|lliam, of Boonville wer'
b. re this week on business.
Mrs. VIM. Leaton and sou
0t Kansas City are mere vlsi'
ing her sister.
W. H. Edwards, te.ephon
manager of Arrow Rock cam
over and spent Friday nigh
with Wade Higginbothan an
wife.
DR.. M. G. McAllister an
family spent Saturday an
Sunday at 8. Townsend's {
Brownlee.
Hall Williams Of the cour
try was Agusst Monday e
1inaos da1ha hone q N I
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

Fam FLAIR. of Blackburu
w,s i, ,ow, N,,d,v
Mr.. and Mrs- Fred ander.
sor were sho,,;,o; 1, the conn.
~ seat Thursday.
Erros, Hal. and M,r,;,
Rates of Miami. we're calling
ON friends last, SUNDAY.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
State Of Ohio, City OF Toledo, =.
Lucas County.

othVe VI OnIOt Sity VI Aoteoo, az
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
no 10 senior partner Of the firm Of r.
J. Cheney r. Co., doing business In
he City OF Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each and every case oi
Cstarrh that cannot 10 cured by the
use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
Ia my presence, this 9Th day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1886.
fss.l, A. W: GLEASON,
'"0s"' Notary Puolic.
Halls Catsrrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
aud mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, i5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
sitp alton.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
NEW HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. M. +. Car
mean returned home Sunday
after an extended visit to
friends in California, Kansas
and Texas.
Mrs. Frank CarOthers and
little daughter, Irene, OF
Sedalia visited relatives in
this neighb0rhood the FIRST of
the week.
Born to M rand Mrs. He nry
Cook, May 70, = boy.
Misses .Maude Harris and
Mayme Bentley spent las,
Friday night In Sweet Spring,
the guest Of Miss Lizzie Jones'
The Children's Exercises
at New Home Sunday we're
success . large crowd attend
ed and all report q nice time
Miss Allie Tredway wen
10 her home Ut Kansas Git.
saturday morning.
Il e. II 4N.N "L-A ..AN - |MHH"N.
D. M. Harris Was u Mar
shall last Friday on business
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

r. A. Carmean of Slater
was with his parents a few
days this week.
Miss Nancy Harris came
up from Marshall Saturday
to be with her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. A. p. Harris for q
while.
Cbas. W. DeTOss and sis
ter, Miss Mollie, Of Grand
Pass, visited at ID. M. Harris
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Maude Hollis of Wav.
erly Is visiting her uncle, j.
A. Larue and family AT this
writing.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Hartman, May 10, a boy.
Edward Jones and Miss
Ed. vb Jackson of Sweet
Springs, g over Allen and
Miss Lovenis Meinershagen,
and Rev. l.. b. Coggius spent
Sunday Afternoon ut ID. M.
Harris.
Misses Blanche aud GeOr'
gia Canifsx of Sedalia are
with their sister, Mrs. W. J
Lemon, for u few days.
Mr.apd NJ rs.G George Forbes
of Caldwell, Kansas, came II
last week 10 attend the Chill
dren's Exercises aud be witt
relatives for a short time.
Miss Dollie Harris spent
few DAYS of this week will
Miss Frances Resger 30
Elmwood.
/ Miss Matte Upton o
Houstonia spent Saturday ant
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Lemon.
Miss Doliic Dierking visit
ed in Sweet Springs a few
days last week.
: Rev. L. b. Coggins and ID
NJ. Harris were in Forbes
town Monday.
Misses Mamie Lemon an,
!, Minnie Harris we're caller
at A. =. Reager's Monda,
, afternoon At Elm wood.
Joe Edwards of Sedali
visited relatives In our vein
ity the former part Of tn
week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
TFDlEvILLE

Geo. F. Boatright attended
the dedication service of the
new Methodist church at
Hughesville Sunday.
Miss Rose Haggard and
sister, Bessie, called on Miss
FlUreuce Witcher Sunday.
WIN. Witcig, who IL doing
carpenter work for John Wit
Gig was called to bis home ia
Sedalia Saturday ON the ac-
count Of the illness OF his
baby with measles.
Quite a rain fell in this
community Sunday night.
The way rain has been falling
lately is enough to scare the
"drouth prophets" out IL
seems.
Miss Emma Russell re-
turned TO her home near
Windsor Thursday after a
few weeks visit with j. Nj.
Thomas and family, Miss Lu.
la Thomas returned with her
for a brief visit.
Master Ernest Hansbro is
on the sick list this week.
We are glad 10 say Mrs. A.
II Hanley is reported much
betten this week. All Of her
children having returned to
their homes excepting Mrs.
Patrick, Of Kansas City, who
will remain for a while.
Miss Laura Thomas has
been i'll with bronchitis for
several days.
Mrs. Wade and niece Flor
, euce Witcher are having den.
tai work done this week by
Dr.. Switzcr of Marshall.
Miss Ethel Thomas visited
her cousin, Miss Dora
Thomas, near wauamaker
Sunday and Sunday night.
Crops are looking fine in
this vicinity now.
Mrs. Andersen and little
grand children, Cecil, and
ALA Bowmer spent Friday
with Mrs. j. M. Thomas.
Mrs. j. =. Thomas visited
her mother, Mrs. Baker, near
Blue Lick Sunday.
Chas. Dirk Of HugbesviIle
called on Jno. Moore and
family one day last week.
The Longwood nine came
over to Tedieville Sunday
afternoon and played against
the TeGievillie nine the latter
being defeated by u score
} of 10 to IL. Tedleville will
go 10 Longwood next Sunday.
Jonathan Claycomb OF
Thoruleigh was II pleasant
caller Of W. L. Hausbro and
fl mily Sunday.
s. l.. Yokley and wife
spent a pleasant day with
Fred Wernike and family
!, Sunday.
81 Roy wilcoxson and wife
spent Sunday with Johr
Yokley and family.
~ j. II. Jones aud G. +. Boat
right are having their sheer
shearing done this week.
Mr.. Haggard called on hi
y best girl near Wanamake
Sunday evening.
. Willie Thomas has been dc
lug barber work for hi
l.cAha. - u,ua,nniu for
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
WANT, FOR SALE, ETC.

wANTED-An ambitious. energetic
young man may secure position with
. ESQ, 0OO corporation, where there Il
IN opportunity 70 grow into . largs
income. BY addressing President
Suite TOT Heiss Bldg, Ksnsas City
Mo. tb'2s)
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

We develop and print Ko-
dak Aims. Nail o. bring yous
films to us to finish. Az
Kodak work promstly end
carefully attended too.
llcchssasy photographs
- llamhall,
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

FOR SALE-Nsw furniture
for four rooms. Person buying
furniture can rent house.
9. r. jennings.
20T Bell Ave.
The sun., 1908-03-22
CHANCE FOR BIG Trout.
Changes In Public Streams on the sOpth
shore Of Ions Island.

S,ms ohasEst hsva taken plAch during
the paat year in trout streams on the south
shore Of Long Island, which are open for
fishing 10 all who care TO apply 10 the Brook
lyu water works for a permit .
The most changed Of theae streams is a
fine little trout brook which lies between
Baldwin and Freeport, beginning at what
il known ss the back road 10 Hampstead
and running south across Seaman avenue
to the railroad. The property directly
east OF this stream and north Of Seaman
avenue has fallen into the hands of land
development company. with the resul,
that good deal Of the timber has been
felled and all the cover cut away from that
side Of the brook. Also number Of small
dams have been built, making some deep
pools,
The stream mas been posted along the
east side, but despite this any one who
has a permit can hsh here with lmpunity
II he wadee the stream, a. the water rights
are owned BY the Brooklyn water works,
and besides the west aide Of the stream
10 not posted.
South Of the bridge at Seaman avenue
there 10 less change, though here too
aonne OF the cover has been cut away. An
TO Hempstead, which for = number OF yesra
Nas screened oh with wire netting anC
used as a hatchery, has had the netting
removed and been opened into the Icain
stream, u 10 perhaps due 70 this that
Aone unusually large trout have been
seen In the brook this spring.
The Meadow Brook, about mile east Of
The sun., 1908-03-22

fof this hs,y hik A. e6uEi u udabIs r.,
Wrlts ~ h,6 daaf Alotiios1 rgl1tlPes an,7
Ask them Ia send money - thAt be uhfadvd
and unfadAblS dauehttr may travel h.
America Ths monsy , % b neut 10
saTvant Of the ohAplaln'a, Who VIII see thai
Il reaches TIE char lair, and % ou 70 NJ
prlaopar htmeelf. 'Bshoid how the pOoT
prisoner Writea Of Il hiIAssh 20 that deAT
American relative:
Here I en- amidst 20 many afilctiou nor
sxpaotiAs any hslp whatever from nay sns-
mics. am only visited By the chaplain Of
the castle who bsin6 MP oOnfetsoE Is N,
best frisnd I eve 70 BIN 70 being abb u
with this lettsr being aware Of my grave
stats OF health which VIII b. . fGG aud
prompt one. ! trust IN your discretion spe
induces me the noble wiah OF pTetsudirs
your protsotion should you Be hibd ehoaT
70 BE- SUPPORT Of my beautiful dauBht1 IN ,nr
20 make her happy - psThsps I may 20 b.
able 10 zee her again. | trust m your dL
erection the future Of my dAu ahteT mea nttgas
remain your faithfully and relative.
Nov a.. 10 that fortune n tho trunk.
For Q good many yearS the Spanish prisoner
preparatory 10 going back TO Spain Ia NJ
plnbhed. kaA been ID the habit OF con
vertlnG hIe fortune, which has varied al
the way from el6Q000 10 half 4 mipiou
into bank drafts and certificates Of deposit
These arc drawn on some London bank
as a rllle, though the prisoner can never
aeaun "a remember 70 tell his American
relative the nanis Of thia bank. Thess
drafts or certificates Of deposit the prisoner
invariably deposits In false bottom thai
he has built into HE trunk. The Idea y "
s1nd th4 trunk along with the beautiful
dauRhteT 10 the American relative--,he
fortune on the iuhide OF the trunk arc
the beautiful daughter on the outside ot Y
American relative can then realize on. the
hank drafts and zee that beautiful daughter
u properly disposed Of
6ocsslonally the spanish prisoner gets
an oFiEinal streak Ia the matter ot The
fortune In thS trunk. Az Ouoh times the
falSs bottom shields from the intrusive
gaze nothing lets than the crown jsves
81 the Emperor NAxtrnihan OF Ms1tco
10 whom the Spanish prisoners sire had
onee bNeu OF great servIct-a service -
importapt that nothing less than the croWu
ieweih was considered 40 appropriate
yyswsrd ONCE 10 a while the prisoner
fortune eonSiSts Of deeds giving title tc
a fabulously rich gold mine somewhere
In Mexico. But one feature peYSr ehanSee
Daughter 10 always there beautiful to-day
as She WaS thirty and forty yoars ago
young, painting and immortal 10 her pull
chritude.
win the Spanish prisOnsr eyer suecgms
10 the riEora Of bic prison house. VIII
his beautiful daughter ever faaSi WI ehe
ever reach that dear America 40. gentle
reader, that would indeed b teIlinE
The sun., 1908-03-22
RACING HORSES on rHE ICE
An EseItinS sport IN Canada, Where Ths'
ShSe HOrSeS Properly ln winter.


III you want to see sp exciting horse
race said the tTansplSAted Canadian.
you've got 10 80 TO Canada and watch
a race on the Ice.
whenever Gee horses slipping aud
sliding around New York streets 10 cold
spSIl / always wonder Why the horsss aren't
shod properly, - they Wtre when ! was a
boy. .-. d. ....
Il remember that Ice and SnoW made
little difference with Q horses travelling
Az soon a. winter came All the horses would
10 q the blacksmith and have thsir winter
shoes put on.
sDidn't you ever 80 . hOrAe'a winter
shoep It's heavy. Of couFle, and the calks
are from an inch 70 an inoh and a half
long Why Ne used TO get the oHsn thod
seut i WSS telling you about racing 90
the ice, always think Of that, too, when
zee the city horpes struggle along 90 an
icy pavement. With the proper shoes
the best possible going vas 90 the lce
| well remember . stretch Of country road
which after a thaw would fToe7o over a.
This was up 10 Nova Scotia. By the way
All the young farmers roundabout had
fat horses and they would have great
sport on Saturday afternoons racing them
Up and down this stretch. Your speedway
isn't In IT, ...... 49,.
sThen once or twice 10 the winter Tegu.
lar races would be held On . Like, Al.
though thA Ice We 9 foot or more thick,
the Slrfeos of the lake made . hne yfsldinG
roadbed. You hitch q fest trottsg up to 9
light cutter and Speed him over . few miles
Of frozen lake on Z crisp winters day
the mercury well below Sero--ahd there's
excitement for you. 1t beats even ies
yachtinR.'
The sun., 1908-03-22
rREArMENT FOR VOIUBILIr,
Dr. AOerOethy't MethSa ~ PUTTING step
10 Patients LORg 0tSry
Fton 10 0tand MaaaIiMt.


"Aberuethy was supposed 10 indutott
people by brusduensss Auaounttne 70 ahso'
iute rudsntss. Il 10 related that one dSy
very voluhle lady took her dsughtsT who
was III, to see him. r.s
which Of YOU two wants to consult ne:
said AbernFthy, .,
MY daughter. replied the elder woman.
Absrnethy then put Q Question 70 the girl
BEFORE sne mao a uhEn0s 70 561iy Sss z1;Aer
began . long story. Ahernetby told her 10
be duiSt and repetted biz question 10 tb'
girl second time the woman beEAn
Story. and q seoond tIulS be told her 70 BE-
quiet, then she interrupted him third tirae
Put your tonEue out, he ssid TO The mother,
But thtTes oothlns the matter With me,
she exclaimed
Never mind, put your tongue out b.
commanded.
Thoroughly ovtrawed. the woman obsyed
Nov keep II out, said Abtrpathy. and
he proceeded TO examine the girl, ..
The sun., 1908-03-22
BuRNr SUGAR an ANrISEPTIC.
Destroys Microbes % Disease Effect Upon
Dlsagreeable OdOFS.
From ihe Prattieal Drupotsl


The custom OF burning sugar in a sickroom
10 very current among all e,asses IN FrSnos.
but UP 10 the present has been regarded by
scientists A. one Of those harmless and useless
practices which are rather tolerated than In.
sisted upon by the medical profession.
But NJ. Trillst Of the Pasteur Institute nov
assures Vi that formio Gldehyde IL Eiven on by
burning sugar and IL one Of the most anti
septic asset known. Five grams Of sugar
havnf been burned under ten liter bell ElSss
the vapor was allowed TO cool TislA contain.
ing the bseilli Of typhoid. tuberculosis. cSr.
hon, &c, were then introduced Within hSlf
an hour every microbt had suceumbed
Again, " sugar be burned In = closed vessel
containing rotten eERa or putrd meat the dis.
agreeable smell disappears. ". Trillst sfhrms
that the tormic sldshyde combines With the
RsSes given an by the putrid animal matter
and renders them inodorout
The sun., 1908-03-22
Etom he Woshirnlon ReraIf

"on one occasion when IN Congress, Asid
james T. Banks Of Boston. Geo. BENJAMIN
Butler sroAe In bic place shd intmsted thai
the member who occupied the noor vas trans
gressing the limits NJ debate.
Why GeneI4l said the membsrreprosch-
fully, YOU diYided your tlmt Eith me-
know ] did reioined Butler Rrin,ly,
but didb 3 divide eteTnlty with you. >" ~