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The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
SOUTHERN STORM.
Does Terrible Damage-Nsar.
" 1000 Killed or Injured.

Added to the many storms
IN the south this spring, an
unusually severe one struck
Texas Thursday night and
moved eastward, doing terri.
fic damage in six states. Miss.
issippi was worst hit, where
the loss of life was over 200
and injured nearly a thousand.
As far as the eve can see a
confused mass of wreckAge is
scattered over the territory
which WAS Thursday the hust.
ling town of Purvis, Miss.
The destruction there is AZ
great as the longest stretch
|Of the imagination can make
il.
Small cottages were lifted
rom their foundations and
rushed with berculean force
against the mightier struc-
lures. Piles of lumber which
stood in the wards of the Rand
Lumber Company we're car.
ried through the air for miles.
Roofs were carried from
one dwelling and sent crush.
ing against another, buryiDg
unfortunate dwellers beneath
the debris. Heavy box cars
were lifted from the tracks,
and turned in opposite direc.
tions. Through the forest of
stately young pines the lorna.
do swept, twisting the tender
sapplipgs, and breaking them
of about 20 feet from the
ground. The tornado cut a
path of about thrce.quarters
of a mile through the pines,
causing a loss and damage 10
the timber industry which it
is hard 10 estimate.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
LITTLE ROCK


Mrs. Chas Reynolds is on
the sick list again.
Mr.. Trout, of Galena, Kan,
is visiting his son, George
Trout.
Frank Brockway moved his
cattle and hogs of the Island
Tuesday.
Mr.. Brockway says he In.
tends to put in a large crop
of corn this year on the IL.
land.
Now is the time to go fish.
ing.
DR.. Sharp made . flying trip
to Slater Monday evening.
T. M. Ehlers and wife de-
parted Tuesday for Enid,
Okla, to be guests Of Mr.
|. johnson. (,
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01

Abel Yates and wife spent
Sunday with John Yates and
family.
James Grifitt and family
spent Sunday at the hoEe of
Mrs. VIM. Gr.mtt.
G. G. Miller, A. H. Yates
and Will Miller we're in Mar.
shall on business Tuesday.
Listen for the wedding bells
for we think they will ring
soon.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
State of Ohio, City OF Toledo, =.
LucAs County. 80

Lucas county
Frank J. Cheney makes oath thai
he IL senior partner Of the firm OF +
j. Cheney & Co., doing business 10
the 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 OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use OF Halls Cstarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
10 my presence, this 9Th day Of DE.
cember, A. D. 1885.
fs..,, A. w. GLEASON,
' Notary Public.
Halls Cstarrh Cure IL taken inter.
nslly, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Send for testimonials free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by oil Druggists, i5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipstion.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
The Lucky Quarter

IL the q you pay out for q box OF
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
bring you the health that's more
precious than jewels. Try them for
headache, biliousness, constipation
aud malaria. IL they dissppoint you
she price will be cheerfully refunded
ut oil drug stores.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
Criminal Court

Criminal court convened
Monday morning, but as
there was no business for the
jurors they were dismissed.
The case of llape Page WAS
reset for July l4th. Guy
Carpenters trial was post.
poned to May Goth.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
II. v. c. Won.

In the inter collegiate ball
game Friday afternoon on the
College ground Nj. V. q. beat
Westminster z To |. The
game was IA good one aud
pretty well attended.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
Life in q "Dry" Town.

The editor spent a most de
lightful day at Herndon Sat.
urday aud as usual learned
many things. The first thing
we noticed was that many of
the farmers had been using
the road drag TO good effect,
but not all of them we regret
to say.
We next learned that we
had more friends In that part
OF the county then we thought
both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis treated rs royalty and
politics seems nearly elm
mated.
We stopped at Phil Huff's
and inquired for his son,
Earl, but were told that he
was up near Miami visiting
the "school marm''--and such
fine corn planting weather too.
Mr.. HUFF was also taking 1t
easy riding a sulky rake over
q corn field. His rake was
dragging on the ground and
had caught up a big load OF
corn stalks and we we're just
in time TO call his attention to
it, but he kept on doing the
same trick over and over. IT
looks like having a lot of fun
but must get monotonous af-
ter awhile.
Between j. M. Terrell and
j. L. Donehoe there was a 8ne
stretch of road In the morn
ing and in the evening it was
a chicken farm. We noticed
a row Of eggs that had been
VERY carelessly planted, prob
ably several hundred. We
. know little about farming
but eggs! These eggs were
planted in the north track, in
broad daylight, in the dark Of
the moon! In planting eggs
lin large quantities they should
be planted in a gutter by the
roadside on a very dark nigh
only. They are then sure t.
bring a big crop of sympathy
; p!anted by daylight on thu
hard ground you only ge
shells and they're hard Il
: hide too. The very best wa.
to plant eggs though Is to pu
two handsful in q bunch ant
lget some chicken feather'
fastened to an angry men ant
set them on top. Lay tn
eggs down gently and see tina
the hen doesn't bite you.
At W. A. Hills we found al
Elegant dinner awaiting u
1--we were shrewd enough 3
!. send word ahead q week thu
!, we were coming) and sine
!. then home cooking seem
lawfully plain. L. @. Dennis
champion rattlesnske killer Q
Blue Lick was there also.
Arriving At Herndon,every
body 10 the neigbborhood ha
turned out TO see Us, but - "
q had no speech prepared mos
y Of the people went 70 the IN,
)rtO taik telephone. Bigists0n
h0pa >oon3~tpols N \
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
| COUNTY NEWS
SLATER

Ground mas been broken
for the new Presbyterian
church. The cost will be
$4,000. Gus Heller has the
contract.
Steve Craig, Of Arrow Rock,
passed through here Monday
for Karsas City to serve on
the Federal jury.
Mrs. Martin and son-in.law,
Geo. Whittleton, are both up
again.
II. b. Yates and wife are
packing up and will leave next
week for ElDoradO Springs,
Mo-, to make their home in
future. Mr.. Yates says he
will spend several months
hunting and fishing in south
Missouri before looking for
something to engage In. We
regret TO see them leave but
wish them we'll in their new
home.
Miss Fannie Coates. OF
Marshall, was the guest over
Sunday Of Mrs. Flave Neal.
Usually a wedding brings
happiness to two only, but the
marriage this week at War
rensburg of II. W. Foote, OF
north of town, and Mrs. Mary
Z. Robey was for the benefit
of the community. The groom
"snuck" away Monday after.
noon and went TO Warrens-
burg via Kansas City and the
couple was united 10 marriage
by toe Rev. Rea Yates. They
returned late Wednesday
night. The groom told a Re.
publican reporter that the
event WAS for the benefit OF
his neighbors-Jos. Herman,
Amos Audsley and Cos Woods
who couldn't live another
week without a little excite
ment, and they're no doubt
having their concert Thursday
night while the press IL grind
ing out these papers. We ex'
tend congratulations and best
wishes and will claim our eli
CARS later.
Lon Wall, with Schaurer 4
Hill, has gone TO ST. Louis tC
take examination as an EN-
balmer.
Miss Emma O'Brien, OF
Higginsville was the guest o.
Mrs. Flave Neal over Sunday
Mrs. Guy Bradley enter
tanned the Sans SOuci clul
Friday evening at their frs
meeting since Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. rval Shaeffe'
of Hale returned Monday al
ter a week here with the lot
ter's parents.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
Blizzard Grips ALI England.

London, April o. re.
markable blizzard, the worst
experienced in the south of
England since 1881, continued
practically all over the United
Kingdom throughout Friday
night and Saturday until Sat.
urday midnight. IL was ac-
companied by "A vio'ent north.
arly gale aud "A low tempera.
ture. In many places the
snowdrifts are s feet deep.
Railway traffic has been
seriously delayed and tele.
graph aud telephone systems
are completely disorganised.
Tram way cars and motor cars
have been showed up 10 every
section OF the country.
Many Of the outlying dis
tricts are isolated and some
deaths from exposure are re.
ported. Enormous damage
has been done, especially Il,
the young fruit crops. Lon.
don, where much snow has
fallen during the past week,
was bathed in sunshine to'
day, but IL is still very cold.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01

+. Solomon returned from
Sedalia Sunday where he had
been To see mis- wife who is
under u specialists care She
has been very i'll but is i'm.
proving and may return in
several weeks.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01

Miss Ida Redman went 10
Kansas City Monday after
noon to visit her sister, Mrs.
|Landreth.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
insertion Apru sfl
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Notice - hereby given that letters of
guardianship on the estate Of Scott L0se,
insane. were granted tn the undersigned on
the 10th day Of April. is-. by the Probate
Court OF saline County. Mo.
All persons having claims against said 90
allowance, within one year after the date %
said letter.. or they may be precluded from
any benefit OF such estate; and II such
claims he not exhibited within two years
from the publication of this notice they
shall be forever barred.
WILLIAM r. LUsE,
Guardian OF the estate OF scott Iase.
April 18th 1905.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
NORTON
Intsndsd for lest week.

Intonded tast Weekv "
John Hyland was la Mar-
shalt Tuesday on businees.
Mira. Edwin Nuger End
Mis- Josie Reynolds were
visiting Arss wlli Dailler
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01
Reduced Rates to Boston Town

Dear old New Englaud, In her spring
dress, may DO visited May II to Ia by
reason OF the reduced rates made to
Boston, May . 10 10. by the Chicago
4 Alton Railroad.
Particulars will be gladly furnished
II you will only do Jour part by sp.
plying TO o. Il HAWTHORNE.
SIS Marshall, Mo
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-01

III YOU have, a news item
cali up M. . and tell us.
The sun., 1908-01-19
CasaDIAncA Massacre Leaders Arreste
GRAPE-NUTs.
REVIVED AT LAST
EmscIated woman Restored By Proper Foo

The amount OF harm done from eatin z
food which lacks the nourishing elements
or is in such form that the system can't
absorb it is much greater than many per-
sons even suspect.
The harm can't be corrected by drugs
either. There must be a complete change
in the dietary-the cause OF the trouble
must be removed.
Il have been constant sufferer from
stomach trouble, constipation and neural
gia for the past Il years, writes a Mich.
lady, -and the past year beoamo tired Of
life, Of everybody and everything.
the best doctors and several weeks at a
Sanitarium afforded me only temporary
relief Finally an attack OF the grippe
caused me to give up hope OF ever bein
well again. ! was growing weaker and
more emaciated every day.
AT last a doctor advised me to try some
predigested food, a. nothing would stay on
my stomach. My husband scnt for some
Grape-Nuts, Of which / ate little with
milk. and then awaited the usual results.
MY stomach did moi. reject this food,
and from that time on for several weeks
l lived on Grape-Nuts and milk. felt no
pain whatever in my stomach, my health
gradually came back and in five weeks l
gained rs pounds. derived more strength
from Grape-Nuts than I ever did from q
meat and potato Diet There's a Reason. y
Name gwen by Postum Co., Battle Creek.
Mich. Read .-The Road to WellVille,' in
Dkgs. - tt..
The sun., 1908-01-19

There was no storm of Importance apparen
yesterday.
In the extreme Northwest the pressure was
falling. but over all other parts Of the country
was high, with the principal centre over the lower
Missouri Valley.
There was light snow in northern New York
and Id New England, and cloudiness was general
Ovef northeastern sections.
Elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
It was cooler In the south Atlantic and east
Gulf States. but Ia all other sections east OF the
Mississippi and In the lower Missouri and Arkansas
valleys and Texas II was warmer
In the Northwest Il was colder the temperatures
ranging between 10 and 20 degrees above zero.
In this city the day was fair and warmer; wind
fresh west; average humidity Is per cent: bAro-
meter. corrected 10 read TO sea level. at Q A. N.
D.lS p. n. sold .-"
The Temperature yesterday, a. recorded by the
ocLal IhkrndraAler d ahnMn In the annea ed Lahe.
The sun., 1908-01-19
DRUCE FALSEHOODS EXPOSED.
Mary RObInsOn's Elaborate FIctIOnS In
vented by Some One Else.

Special Cobis Despatch to THE Sun.

Special Cdbls Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON, Jan. lS.-Miss Mary Robinson,
who testified in the recent Herbert DrIce
perjury case that she acted as outside
secretary" for the Fifth Duke Of Portland
and knew him also az 7. c. Druce, was
brought up in the Bow street police court
this morning on the charge OF perjury for
which she was arrested yesterday.
Sir Charles Mathews. who represented
the Director OF Public Prosecutions. said
inquiries had shown that the whole evidence
of the prisoner in the Druce case was
tissue Of falsehoods. II was hard to believe,
he said. that she had invented 50 intricate
and elaborate a story unaided. He ex-
pressed the hope that the present inquiry
would result in the discovery OF whence
the assistance had come.
Testimony was then given showing that
the prisoner was neither born In America.
as she had sworn. nor had her father been
the owner Of a plantation In VirginiA or
anywhere else. She was the daug hter Of
an EDglish sergeant OF police named Webb.
She had married a butcher named Robinson
in Leeds in 1888. The prisoner was re-
manded for a week and bail was refused
CasablancA Massacre Leaders Arrested
Special Cdbis DsSDdich 20 TEE SUN
TANGIEs. Jan. lS.-The arrest Of three OF
the ringleaders of the Casablanca massaci .
gives the greatest satisfaction to Europeans.
The sun., 1908-01-19
JAPAN AND CANADA AGREE.
Premier saIOnU Hopes for Settlement with
the United states Also.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun.
TOXIC. Jan. is.--At a general meeting Of
the Constitutionalists to-day Prime Min
Ater 3aionji said that the AnglO-Japanese
alliance was stronger than ever The nego-
tiations with Canada In regard TO Japanese
immigration. he said. had been brought
to a satisfactory conclusion and there was
reason TO hope that those with the United
States would have a like ending The
mutual relations Of the two Governments
were most cordial.
The occasion was made remarkable by
the secession Of DR.. Kuzuo HatOyama from
the Progressive party. Of which he has
been long leader. Much Of ite political
and educational success. commonly attrib-
uted TO Count Okuma, was really the fruit
OF Hatoyamas 3 inbors.
The sun., 1908-01-19
emnerature. .D'. atBA. n.

WAsHtEOroN FORECAST roa TO DAT AND TO MORROW
For sasfsrn NsD York, saSfsyn Psnn5ViCaAtd. Nep
JsrstU and Delaware. Tasr 10 Day; fafT aad parmsT
20 .ssoryOU; fresh. Ufnds. SNostIv SoHthpsstsTiV
FOR New England. fair to-day and o.morrow:
fresn 70 brisk winds. mostly southwestery. e.
FOR the District Of Columbia. Maryland and VIZ
EiAis. fair 70 fAg; fair and WARMER 70 morrow:
l.ght 70 fresh Nlnds. mostly south westerly.
For western New York. partly cloudy 70 day and
70 .mofroW; brisE 10 modefGtey~hlah southwest
erly WlndS along the Lakes. -F..-.E
The sun., 1908-01-19
BAD BLOW FOR BANNERMAN.
British UnlOnists win . Great Victory In
Liberal StrOnghOId.

Special CsOie Dsspdteh 10 THE sun.
LONDON. Jan. IS.-The Unionists have
scored a great victory in the constituency
OF Mid -Devonshire by an election which
converted Liberal majority Of 1883 in
1903 into a minority OF $50. The seat has
been regarded as a stronghold Of Liberalism
for many years. The defeat is the most
overwhelming the Government has suffered
since the general election in 1905 and was
great triumph for tariff reform.
The figures are: Capt Morrison Bell.
5,IOi: c. r. Buxton. g,032.
The sun., 1908-01-19
BEGINNING MONDAY. JANUARY 10th
Annual Clearing Sale Of
High Grade Shoes For Women

AZ PElcss Below manufacturing cost.
All of these shoes are our own regular stock,
new models every pair made for this season.
Values UP to $780, Of patent leather; button modsl:
~ So - Gray, brown suede, black &
diaSonsl cloth kid dull bright kid CALI
Russia cali, button lace models. ..' r.. .. J
Values up 70 $780, Of patent leather gun metal kid
" "F - calf; cloth kid tops-a ,
Great variety Of different styles .,' -
Values UP to $500, Of patent leather Or kid al
heels-dIseoninued lines. ..,E i D
EXsnins Slinpsrs Of aacs kid silk, pink, blue,
white, red Gray; also of patent leahera variety Of
styles including beaded. Values up 70 $500 =
Evening SllpnsEs of kid satn in white, pink blue,
red, gray; also of patent leather-strap styles. )
Values up to $3.50 :
$3.50 Felt fur trimmed Remsos red or black at
&I.25 Grochst Hans Knit Sppsrs.
SOC Turkish Slippers; all colors
The sun., 1908-01-19
LONDON SOCIETY DULL,

The fact has been mentioned before. but
il is a fact that everybody mentions to
everybody else within Ave minutes meet
ng that London IL unusually dull Never
was there such a complete tOrror noted In
the town. and the meeting Of Parliament
does not seem likely TO relieve the situation.
Yet il is true that fewer than usual are
going to the Riviera It b believed that
this outward dulness may be accounted
for to a considerable extent by the fact
that society people nowadays are meeting
On petite inttme-simply at little dinners
NJ four or SIX The theatres Tor the most
YaTt are oiBR badly except the houses
where The Merry Widow and Peter Pan
The sun., 1908-01-19

Of fine Persian lawn batiste; some with f',> Es
entire fronts of embroidery and lace; other CT n@ s
dainty yoke models trimmed back and X=&@f
sleeves. Values S. so to S45OI +'' r
The sun., 1908-01-19
broideries-Specia1 Sale

collection of Swiss and nainsook emBroderies
especially adapted width and pattern for waists and
dress elaboration or for childrens dresses.
NainsOok Swiss Edges, 3 to in wide. lt5c
Values 25c. the yd., ''@
Nainsook Swiss Edges, o ~ in. wide 1so
Insertions, ~ to In. wide. Values 35c to 5oe the yd
Swiss Edges, IL wide. Values eoc the yd, 38S
sws: rlou3sSlnss ,s4 Is ls to % in, "ids d.. SOC
The sun., 1908-01-19
Beginning Monday, January aoth
Sale of Fine Ribbons

With due regard for the facts might this extra
ordinary event The Great variety and extremely high
grade Of the goods involved scarcely indicated by
Press that are about half real values. $ ~. q
The styles widths and colorinss presented are par
ticulary suitable for sashes hair bows millinery trim
minSs and table decorations.
FANCY TAFFETA SASH RIBBONS, 713-in wide,
onc-nch fancy Ottoman border In shades Of pink, 40
Of blue black white with border Of cOors pink TIC
or blue border Of white. Value tI.oO the I'd
FANCY TAFFETA RIBBON, 519in wids style, quality "a
and colOrs to match sash. Value Csc. the yd) w
TAFFETA RIBBON, 7-in. wde large variety Of light
dark ccors Value SOC. the yd. ! @||
7
ustre good body in full rang. Of light sOors; also millinery
shades, white Value 3se the I'd. . ~
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Thanksaivina Day.

President Roosevelt breaks away
from the conventional even in the mat
ter of writing a Thanksgiving procla-
nation. After remarlSing that THE
things Of the body are good. the things
of the intellect better, but best of. all
are the things Of the SOUL" and that
I'm the nation. as i'm the individual, in
! le long run it is character that counts. ="
so strong is the militant spirit within
him that he admonishes:
Let us. therefore, as a people set
our faces resolutely against evil and
with broad charity. with klndliness and
good will toward all men. but with un-
flinching determination TO smite down
wrong, strive with all the strength
that is given for righteousness in pub
lie and I'm private life"
our strenuous President would not
have even the day annually set apart
for national giving of thanks 10 be OBJ
served merely in the spirit of passivity,
and perhaps he is iGght about the mat
ter. Mans life upon earth is a con-
slant warfare. both of tho spirit and
OF the flesh. We must ever be on the
elert TO "Smite down wrong" and,
often enough, it is the wrong that is
born IN our own souls which cries aloud
for the shifting.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

fragettes the advocates of humanitarian legisla-
ton for children are not in the least dismayed.
The movement for the eradication of child la
Dor is but a part of the general interest main
tanned in the rising generation. We care for
children in schools we educate them and if poss-.
bic we should keep them from working in the
mills and factories. The fact that children do
labor while adults remain idle, is travesty on
our civilization, an evil thing that shows some
thing wrong in our economic system. And it is
the system that is responsible for child labor
The evils of child labor can be eradcated only
by legislation The most humane man may en-
gage in manufacturing but if his competitors use
child labor he is forced to do likewise to 60 out
OF business In most of the Northern States
there are laws regulating child labor that have
accomplished much good, but even these laws are
not what they should be
When the laws became rigid in the New Eng
land manufacturing states, many capitalists
sought sites in the South on the ground that la
Dor was cheaper and children could be exploited.
For while child labor may be permitted TO
flourish in the South but il will not be employed
indefinitely. AS manufacturing increases in the
South, the unions will get grip on that nart of
the country and they will begin an agitation for
laws regulating the work of children They will
be supported by the humanitarian spirit that
must develop and the desirable legislation will be
thus brought about. Ii was this sort OF agitation
that led to the abolshing of the convict labor sys-
TEN in Georgia, system cruel and barbarous that
existed for years.
Delaware will be we'll represented at the con-
vention of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Asso-
citation to be held in Baltimore the latter part of
this month Former Senator Higgins has been
selected as spokesman for the delegation, and as
Mr. Higgins is thoroughly versed on the subject,
the views of the Delawareans will be ably pre-
sented. ...
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
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