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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
new CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mr.. F. ]. Psff entered upon his sec
ond term as mayor of the city today in
the presence Of 8 joint meeting of City
Council. Both boards Of the new Corn-
Gil also organized and resumed their
duties. There we're bat few spectators
of the proceedings. which consumed
| SIS than half an hour. There are no
changes in the personnel OF the Alder
men and but Two new members entered
the lower board. All the old officers
and attaches of the Board Of Aldermen
and Common Council were reelected.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
There was a full attendance on the
part OF the members of the Board of
Alderman.
The board WAS called to order shortly
after twelve O'Clock by the clerk, after
which R. Curtin was re elected president
by unanimous vote. After having taken
the oath of Office before Justice Thomp-
son Mr.. Curtin made brief address in
which be thanked the members for their
continued expressions of confidence.
Messrs. Hill, Brill, Field and Swee-
ney, who had been reelected at the last
election, we're then sworn in by Presi-
dent Curtin, after which Mr.. j. Nj.
Hill was reelected e-president. Mr..
Hill thanked the members for repeti-
ton of that honor, and assured then that
when called upon to preside he would DO
50 to tne best of his ability.
Mr.. Brill nominated Mr.. Luther ID.
Thompson for clerk and Mr.. BalleDger
nominated Mr.. ]. B. Lsphen for me-
seuger. Both were reelected by unani-
nous votes.
Mr.. Sweeney presented preamble
and resolution sppropriating S., 600 ad-
ditional for street and sewer work. The
resolution was referred to the finance
committee.
A resolution providing that when
Council adjourns IL be to meet again Oh
September %, twas received from the
Common Council and their action con-
Cured In.
Later the Aldermen repaired to the
chamber of the Common Council to take
part in the ceremonies incidental to in
Quoting the newly-elected mayor into
Office, and upon their return Mr. Sweeney
called attention to the fact that at the
next meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
merce map of the harbor of the city
of Alexandra with proposed improve
ments would be exhibited by govern
ment official. He suggested that all the
members of the board be present on that
occasion. 1t was agreed that all would
make 1t a point to be there.
The board then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01

A. storm OF considerable intensity is
GENITAL this morning over eastern North
CaroIins, whence it will move northeast
ward. 1t is causing high winds and
rains over eastern North Carolina and
eastern Virginia.
Bids for ten new torpedobost destroy
err, whose specifications demand that
they attain speed which will maze
tn 20 the fat st of their kind in The
world, we're opined today at The navy
department. 10 the first class the New
port News thipbuilding company was
The |, west bitdtr-$620. 0)0.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

At meeting OF the members and members
elect Of the Common Council Of the city Of
Alexandria, Va, he'd September |, 1908,
there were present: Messrs. Thomas l..
Risheill. Hubert Snowden, K. D. Brumback
Howard w. Smith, Henry Bladder, Louis
Brill, j. F. Birrell, VIM. II. Hellmuth, j.
T. Harrison, Robert l.. Monroe, l.. =. uhler,
Frank C. Spinks, Chas. b. Marshall and
Frank Evans.
The C ERIK called the members to order.
Mr.. Hubert Snowden was placed In n0mi-
nation by Mr.. Rish ell for president Of the
board and was unanimously elected by the
following vote:
Messrs. Risheill, Brumbsck, Smith, Brill
Bladder, Brrel, Monroe, Hellmuth, Harri
SO 4, Uhler, Marshall, Spinks and Evans.
The president administered the oath of Office
to the following newly-electe1 members:
Messrs. r, ID. Brumbsck, II. w. Smith
r. L. Monroe, John T. Harrison, c. B. Mar
shall and f. c. Spinks.
Mr.. l.. Z. Uhler was nominated vice presi-
dent by Mr.. F. T. Evans and elected by the
following vote:
Mess,s. Rishei1, Bumback, Smith, Brill,
Bladder, Brrell, Monroe, Hellmutb, Harrl-
sou, Marshall, SpiDks, Evans and Mr. Prel-
dent.
Mr.. Daniel r. Stansbury was nominate by
Mr.. harrlSOn anu elecseu W buo i"AA""AHH
vote:
Messrs. Risheill, Brumback, Smith, Brill,
Bsader. Birrell. Monroe, Hellmuth, Harri
son, ITher, Marshall, Spinks, Evans and Mr..
President.
Mr.. William Craven was nominated and
elected messenger by the following vote:
Messrs. RisheiK Brumback, Smith, Brill.
Paader, Birrtll, Monroe, Hellmuth. Harri.
son, Uhler, Marshall, Sp nks, Evans and Mr..
President. ,
The rules of the last council were adopted
until otherwise ordered.
The following was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That all papers or matters pend.
ing before committees Of the late council and
remaining undisposed Of be referred to the
various committees Of this council when an
nounced.
A resolution that when council adjourns to-
day it be to meet on the fourth Iuesday III
September was adopted.
< resolution appropristing $500 addi-
tooal for street and sewer work was re-
ceiyed from the Board Of Aldermen and their
action cOncurred in.
Upon motion the Board Of Aldermen con-
yeued in Joint session for the purpose OF re-
ceiving the mayor. Messrs. Uhl r. smith,
Hill and Sweeney wee appointed commit
TIE TO escort the mayor 10 the chamber. Inc
Hon. +. J Paf, mayor, was introduced and
delivered an address, after which N. ).
Greeneway, clerk of the court, administered
to him the oath Of office.
The joint session then dissolved and the
board adjourned.
HUBERT SNOWDEN, President.
Teste: DANIEL r. STANsBURY, Clerk &C.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is es
pecially recommended for children. II tastes
nearly as good as maple sugar. Sold by w.
F. Creighton Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT. l. 1908.

THE MAYOR and the uewly-elected
msmhtrs of both branches of the Oily
Coupcil took the osth of Office ana as
samed the duties of their respective pc
sitioos in toe City He'll at noon today
Tbe.e officials in fact resumed their
dutiss. as the executive had been re-
elected as had also the members OF the
Board of Aldermen whose terms expired
today. There we're but two new members
in the lower board, they being successors
Of gentlemen who declined to stand icr
re.eIection. The presidents, clerks ard
messengers Of the two boards were re-
elected. The virtual renewal OF the oio
CITY government is good omen, SNOW
ing. as it does, that the community rep
resented by these gentlemen is sa'isneo
with heir psst services and desires a con-
. az bs ne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
The Yermont Election.

Burlington, VT, Sept. 1.-VOtiug
began today IN the State election. The
interest that has marked the close OF the
campaign was evident today. 10 But
lingloo the voters cached the polls early.
Reports from ether psrt' OF the ST. te
show that the vots is coming out ear J
and 1t is predicted that heavy vote Will
be cast. The republican leaders declsIed
late last night that plurality of 20, 600
for George II. Prouty, their candidate
for governor would, satisfy them. They
have been declaring that they would re-
ceive a. least 80 600 The change in
their claim indicst that they expect the
opposition to poll an unusually heavy
vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
DR.. TEBBS FINED.

At the close of the trial Of DR.. A.
Sidney Tebbs, at Forestville, Fairfax
county, yesterday, on charges of assault
ing Mrs. Mary Louisa Haskell, OF Wash
ington, and her two little girls, MagIs'
rates FOlin and Anderson found the
defendant guilty 90 three charges OF
,iugle assault. In the csse OF assault on
Mrs. Haskell, a foe Of 500 WAS i'm
posed, snd in each of the cases of S.
ssult on the children, fine OF $40 wss
assessed, making 500 10 all. Tebbs,
through his attorneys, w. I. Oliver su1
&. Walton Moore, announced so appeal
o the September term Of the circuit
court Of Fairfax county. Bonds in 5000
sere furnished by Tebbs- DR.. Tebts
stoutly denied all the chsrges against
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
From Washington.
(CoueyDondence OF the Alexandria Gazette

Correspondence. OF the Ale4anoria Os'Do''e
Washington, Sept. !, 81.
The model denatured alchol still Of
the Department of Agriculture Will ot
complies aud ready fer exhibition with
ia the next few weeks The plant has >
capacity of 100 gallons OF alchol a day,
and is housed 10 a new corrugated iror
building in The rear of the Bureau OF
Chemistry. The last session OF Congress
voted 60 apr jprlsticn for the instAlls-
ton of this still, 10 order that DR.. ID
W. Wiley may illustrate to the farmers
how easy l. is to make denstured slcbol
out OF grain, potstoes, and the like
The plant contains the latest approved
machinery. 1t will cost the government
about $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
NOT HEREDITARY.
Badness Due TO q Living Minute
Germ

Many people, even unto the present day OF
grace. consider badness due to hereditary
influence.
Nothing is further from the truth badness
is caused by the onslaught Of minute or
gansm which secretes itself beneath the scalp
and attacks the roots OF the hair-causing it
to lose its life and fall out.
This organism cannot be got rid OF except
by the free and perseyering use OF Newbro's
Herpicide.
No matter how badly the scalp is effected
the DaDdruff SURELY disappears and hair health
is restored when Herpicide is applied.
destroy the cause you remove the effect"
Sold by Ernest l.. Allen d Co., agents.
Two sizes SOC and SLIGO. Send 1Oc IN
stamps for sample &c The HerpiCide Co..
Detroit. Mich. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
IN MEMORIAM.

in memory Of DOUGLAS WOOD. who
departed ihis life, September ], lsO7-one
FEAR ago today.
wonder why so many graves
Are made upon this earth;
So many little precious graves
That rob this world of mlrth
Whv do the swes test little buds
Jsst ope' tn sun and dew,
Jast twjne themselves about our heart',
And then pass fIom our view
love to think, in that glad time,
When all are free from pain.
Each one will see and know her owe,
Aud claim her own again..
E,ch mother with broken heart,
And weary tear-jimmed eyes,
Will see and know her lovely babe
Bel ond the smiling skies.
BY HIS MOTHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
Court of Appeals,

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Richmond, Sept 1.-The Supreme
Oour. at Stanton today removed to
Richmond for future confederation OF
the Norfolk poll tax case, which in
wolves a specific definition Of what con-
stitutes personal clauses. Attorney
General Anderson is said to be RESPONSE
BILE for the delay. being ID busy too give
the case ait Dt,on at this time.
The Acknowledgement cause from
the Norfolk city court was argued and
submitted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
New Mayor of Richmond.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gszstte.l
Richmond, Sept. David O. Rich
ardson entered upon his term as mayor
today eft making an address to sn in.
formal sssemblsgs Of city officers and a
few private citizens. Retiring Mayor
Mccarthy turned over the Keys of the
city ball to the jsDitor yesterday after
noon. He was not present at today's
ceremonies and bis absence was COM
met ted upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01

The NEW patent law, which allows
any foreign patents to be revoked unless
the article 80 protected is manufactured
or the process operated 10 EOglsnd'
went into effect last Friday, aud in con-
sequence theBritish government estimates
a rush of industrial establishments from
foreign concerns to the amount of Sl25''
900, 900 capital the first year. As al
effect Of the law many American pstfn'
tees will be obliged to erect factories
there This is measure Of "protec-
ton" in its most sr0it'ary form and IL
will be Interesting TO nots how protected
manufacturers in this country will relish
a taste of their Own medicine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01

THE president has signed proclams-
ton throwing op5n to settlement on
October 3 about 500, 900 acres OF the
public domain new part of the Rose
bud Indian Agency, 10 South Dakota
All of this land is good for agriculture,
and some of The claims aro yalued at
$40 0OO and 3 rush Of settlers is srtlci-
psted. The public domain Of the gov
eminent is reported to comprise 1884,
1915. 296 sores. That is big enough 10
give homesteads 10 muldtudes of people,
but it is net big enough to let single
acre of it be squsndered or be illegally
appropriated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
PANIC on a Steamer.

London, Sept. 1.-Two hundred
frantic passengers, mostly women and
children, were rescued today in life boat,
from the excursion steamship Queen,
which became disabled of Selsty In
terrific storm that swept the English
Channel. The crew of the Queen re-
fused to leave the ship, declaring that
they would rather drown than desert the
vessel. The sea is still rough and there
is danger of the Queen goipg down.
When the rescutrs aboard the cruiser
Thesis, reached the Queen the distracted
passengers were praying and moaning
With fear. Many tainted as the reocuers
drew near. There was a mad rush for
the life boats and the rescuers had t.
fight back the passengers with fists and
boat hooks to prevent the boat from
being swamped. 1t is feared that many
deaths will be reported in the wake OF
the storm, which was one OF the. worst 10
years. Shipping all along the channel
suffered heavy loss, and many small
boats were sunk.
Four OF the Queen's passengers were
Or ,wued in the scramble for the life
boats. Two steamships and six sailing
vessels are known to be stranded on the
coast and the fate Of their crews is In
doubt. An unknown vessel In distress
sent up rockets of Nab lsst evening.
Nothing has been seen of the vessel
since and it is supposed that it has been
lost with all board.
The British schooner Amazon wae
wrecked on the coast of Wales today and
% of The crew of S9 men went down
with her. A number of vessels were
driven ashore and 1t is doubtiul'whethel
some of them can be Hostsd again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
New York Stock Market.

New York. Sept. There was good, quiet
buying all through the first hour and prices
advanced sharply all around the room. In
the last half Of the forenoon further advances
were ma ie 10 nearly sill the active stocks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
forever

BY AN opinion rendered in the police
cour. in Richmond YESTERDAY Justice
Cru,chfield holds that at street crossings
pedestrians have the right Of way over
traffic st all times. The matter was
brought before the court in the csse OF q
colofed msu fined $40 and costs Tor
driving over woman ON the street
TIE decision is sensible and 8 proper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01

In AN address 81 Auburn N /"
Yesterday, accepting renomit a'lon MI
Serene E. Payne, chairman OF the vay'
and means committee and republican
leader in the House Of Representatives.
said he believed the time has come iof
action in the direction of revising the
tariff. Continuing he said
Our rivals in trsde-Germany ano
Frsnce-bave adopted maximum and
minimum Of tariff ard under our exist
in0 law we are unable to obtain 'neii
minimum rate without too great a sacrl-
fee I, American industry. We can DOLLY
me.t them on their own ground win =
msximum and mioimum tariff Tnls con-
Alteration alone would be sufficient to
Justify revision.
Mr.. Payne would make the worse ap-
near the better reasOn. The fact is there
ia sueh a demand for tariff revision thai
Mr. PAYNE ia forced n heed the demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
MARRIED.

At Jersey City, N. J., on Wednesday, Au:
gust 20, 1908, CLARENCE N: JANNEf, CT
Lincol ;. Loudoun county, Virginia, Lieut..
18th e. s. Infantry, to MADELINE NJ.
BRUGIERE, Of Memphis, Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01

THE President IS quoted as saying 10
regard to the New York situstlou my
gracious 1t used to be that when ]
said a thing was to he DINE tlai st led
it. But Il doesn't seem to be that way
anv NOR =" Mr.. Roosevelt is by no
means The first man to experience the
difference between q rising and setting
SUD and his set, in six months, It's hoped
fnrcNcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01

In an interview Ga Saturday, MAJOR
Samuel 81. Yos', lifelong republican
and for many years postmaster o.
Stanton, stated that he had come to
the conclusion that Bryan would un'
doub.edly win 10 the presidential cleo
uon next November. Major Yos'
thinks thst sentiment is growing dsily
in Bryan's favor, aud that be will win
unless the political winds change from
their present course. Major Yo't has
been q s,anch republican all his lie,
but does not admire Taft and the man
mar in which he was nominated and his
vieWs in tbs direction sre eut'rt'ire
BY many other heretofore prominent
republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01

Nebrssks's fret state wide primary
is being held today under ideal weslhe
conditions. The indications are that q
heavy vote will be polled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01
FOR RENT.

Nicely furnished FRONT ROOM with or
without board in private family; good neigh
boThood; convenient TO cars; all modern inn
proyements: southern exposure. Adtess L,
K. Gazette Office. aUg3l 3tF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01

Tor RENT.-After September LIST lsrge
1 FRONT ROOM on second story, well
lighted, nicely furnished; all modern coz
seniences; central location. Terms reeson-
able. Address IN. E. d." care Gazette
Office. arg3l 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-01

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is es
pecially recommended for children. 1t tastes
nearly as good as maple sugar. Sold by w.
+. Creighton q Co
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-23
Clark Claycomb

A wedding of unusual inter-
est Wednesday was the mar
riage of Ru'us Clark of
Woodson and Miss Bertha E.
Claycomb, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Claycomb, in Highland
addition. The groom is an
enterprising aud prominent
young farmer while the bride
is one of Marshalls charming
and pleasant young ladies
They represent two of Sd
lines old and prom nent fsm'
lilies. We wish them happi
ness and prosperity.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-23
High School Notes.

Two numbers of the lecture
coure have been given and
were of a great success. The
next number will be Novem-
Der II.
A football game will be
Played with Boonville High
School Saturday, Oct. "a. A
good game is expected for
when Marshall played at
Boonville the score stood 90.
A football game was played
last Thursday between the
SeniorsandS ophmores against
the Juniors and Freshmen.
Tle score stood Ito in favor
Of the Juniors and Freshmen.
The Junior and Freshman
girls played the Senior and
Sophmore girls Monday after
noon. 1t was a good game
and showed good work on the
part of both teams. The
Seniors and S~ophmores won
with a score of IA to 10.
The literary societies of
Marshall High School have
started and there are good
prospects for work on literary
lines. Work in debating is
especially wished to be done.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-23
Stone Back at Folk.

Dexter, Mo, Oct. 10 w. j.
Stone spoke for two hours at
Biggs Opera House here this after
noon.
His speech was about equally
divided between the national H.
sues and his own campaign. H 6
references to Governor Folks
candidacy for Senator were
.couched in sarcasm.
The Senator pictured the Gov
'ernor as an Ajax or a Mars pran-
cling up and down the aisles OF the
Senate chamber tossing up Sena-
tors Aldrich, Hale, Borah and
Dolliver for the mere sport OF it
He said there are now sixty
Republicans and thirty Demo
'crats In the Benate, and that II
Folk was elected thsra woul
then be SIXTY Republicans am
twenty-nine Democrats and on:
mugwump
/ The speaker read FROM a circu-
lar telling how Republicans car
cross their ticket and vote fol-
Folk He announced in vigorous
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-23
LOCALS

1. l.. Terrell is visiting his
brother, VIII Terrell, in
Texas.
Miss Tillie Fink is a guest
at DR.. G. L. Lawless' near
Fap.on.
Dry Goods for less at Geo.
N. Hanson's.
Fred Fulkerson let yester.
day for Little Rock, Ark. and
Shreveport, La on Ibis way
to Old Mexico.
Mrs. c.. B. Asbury and A.
j. Cannon, of Kansas City
were here to attend the Barn
hill-Plle wedding.
Big new stock of Room
Rugs at So SO to $3.50 each
at Geo. N. Hanson's.
: Mrs. Emery Keeth and
son, Roy, accompanied by
Mrs. Wack, all of Salisbury,
who have been visiting rela
tives and friends here the
past week, left yesterday
morning for their home town.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-23
The Hamlin Speech.

Congressman Hamlin spoke
Mt the court house 10 a good
crowd Wednesday. He sized
his crowd up as a lot of know.
nothings and told them things
that would make our readers
laugh. He said Speaker
Joseph G. Cannon is a despot
and explained that in spite of
this the Republicans voted
with him 10 a man. We were
beginning to lose faith in our
friend Cannon, but If his acts
are SO unanimously approved
by the Republican congress-
men ne must be about right.
He spoke Of the "robber
tariff" in a somewhat mislead.
ing way. He didn't tell his
audience that everyone of
them needed an average mar.
ket for 1915 worth Of surplus
products every year and yet
only paid an average Of So 90
per year tariff, which is the
tax paid by the citizens
towards maintaining the ia.
tional government. Mr.. Ham
lin made himself plain that
his party doesn't want the
colored vote by declaring that
as soon as the Democrats gel
into power at Washington
every ''buck niger" would
be kicked out of his COVE n
ment job at once.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-23
CRETcHER

Mrs. Treece is better and
the little child of Fred Mont
gomery's is about well again.
9th Van uskirk marketed
a nice bunch of hogs We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Mont.
gomery are visiting at Mel
son.
George Kuykendal is NOV
ing to a place near Sweet
Springs.
Mrs. Cox and son, Walter,
made a trip to Warrensburg
10 visit her daughter who is
ct school there.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-23
Among Our Subscribers

Herman Ludwig called in Thurs
day to renew for a good pa Ger.
Geo. Leaton, OF Napton, did Xix
wise Thursday afternoon.
While at Grand Pa $ Friday we
we're handed renewals by +. lIotz,
the popular merchant, j. M.Hou =
ton, p. H.. Richart. ard givent hi
name OF j. Z. Coad, of Dallas, Tex.
As a new subscriber by his mother
Mr. :. Cea1 says her On las CHI rye
OF an cleo trlcnI Supi ~ i.EuSe arr
= doing well.
Supt. w. C. Fisher Saturday re-
lewed for his mother, Mrs. Julia
Fisher.
j. r. Thomas. A. c. Potter, Jul.
Oster. j. T.. Herndon ana w. c.
Hoffman were among the Mar
shallites to renew this week.
John Reinwald renewed viii e
here from Rose Valley Saturday
C. H. Barnes, col, didn't forget
his paper while here from Nelson
Saturday.
B. f. Aulgur ordered the Repub-
lean while here from near Sweet
Springs Monday.
John Vardeman OF north Of Maj
shall, was a new subscriber last
Monday.
Mrs. David Rohn and Fred F
Gerstner, OF Grand Pass, sad WI
overlooked them OIL our visit the
saturday, SO brought their renew
ials to the office this week.
! ]. s. Keith, OF east Of Marshall
is a new subscriber this week.
Herman Rehkop OF Blackburn
and c. F. L.elmbrock of Alma. ha'
business here Wednesday. TIL
former ordered the Republican.
Mrs. Emma Spreitzer OF Yves
Glasgow sent her renewa
through Postmaster Censor thi
week. !
Alex Greis was here from Black
water Tuesday and called In to r
new. He met T. M. and Dan Ehle
u Little Rock and Fred Gerstnel
OF Grand Pass. at u Office an
they soon found that they wer
all former Usage county citizen
and acquaintance. Mr.. Grei
came after Rev. Leible the ne,
pastor OF che Arrow Rock Evang
lical church. who arrived tha
day from his home at Troy Mo.