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The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13

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relief Bonfs stopped pub
fishing trial by them As
nobody
The the Advisory
Its
legitimate
intelligence
committee let resign No taking kindly to the advisory COM
especially that Ed Taylor has with It,
comedian working through The western opheum circuit playing
himself king Slang Users his
with the title which this business To think that
sufficiently vocabulary of slang words and expressions
intelligent audience with
without English word
What Is It, degeneracy or a poverty in our language?
orgies in
Great White appeared
MccardelL almost
Nothing Wine The
ten O'CLOCK In os and sherrys ana other famous ine
shame American manhood and womanhood because
both sexes the wild e where all restraint is overcome
and modesy thrown to the winds
Saturday Evening having
Of England with the goods of this country says
that the invasion has not He that
make good beginning but do not the and thereby fall
Then times get slow we hope to uk nm the thread
goods and importing machinery fairly with and sells
getting after the business and keeping after 1t is
our p PRIDE 70 get hns once and then lose y N Is not the american
have
appeals California Mayor
good than any decision made in quarter
do of
o
on could emanae from high The minded
citizens the
eousness tha sent snch m @ - % 0 - sh. @ S s ps a. " ~
1t places premium
which viii
and women to reside
pretty large establishment city,
little
at the end of the
their trade had they settled their bills
these think
doing
nothing from their
The above
OF trade and yet
would not come hard those
those who
rule OF the credit
VINO pay cash. otherwise the would be able
chase goods all his
cost each month and their
under
known newspaper William
The publications and
Fruit Grower of Jacksonville
the Times Union service which
rhe announcement that accompanies the
been given editorial management
widely read and largest agricultural
has known Mr.
which should
Grower
writer's America
things
dusry In thing
unquestonaby will be
greatest success
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13

Wind storms are coming with such
frequency over on the eastern slope
that the newspapers are beginning
to complain of them. The Colorado
Springs Gazette says that town is
having more than its share of them.
and that they have been coming with
annoying frequency. Perhaps It is
the result of the agitation of the at
mosphere by the Patterson-Bonfils
episode; who knows?
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13

call ana inspect our nav show
tarss on display. J. n. NcKensis. 7
rem. Al kinds OF plumbing a.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13

The pictures of Governor Hughe,
of New York make him look like an
undertaken. with visage SO solemn
that his presence would actually
make man feel sad at the funeral
of his mother-in-law.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13

1t always seems foolish for mer-
chant going into business to adver-
tise. open for Business" What does
he presume people think he opens
the store for-as an art exhibit or a
charity institution?
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13

Out at Salt Lake the other day
couple who had been married for a
number of years took the notion to
be married again In order to get
what is termed "the temple cere-
mony." Now, should trouble arise
between them, would they have to
get two divorces?
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13

Congressman Williams and Dear
mond have fixed up their differences
and everything is lovely between
them. Now the Dove of Peace might
try its powers at Denver to secure
a reconciliation between Bonfllls and
Patterson. II 1t can succeed In this
last Undertaking. there will be some
hope for the ultimate success OF the
Hague Peace Congress.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13

Heart disease is said to be ON the
increase in New York City. Worry.
intemperance and lack of exercise
are given az the leading causes for
the increase Of the disease. Not only
in New York. but In all great cities.
the people live at the pace that kills.
and heart disease is one of the nrst
results.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13

PosOcs Grand Junction colo Second eia's Matter
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-08

We have often told you that we
are prepared to do your ty pc.
writing of letters etc. Yet you
fail to come aud bring your work
some Of you have such work
occasionally. How do you ex
pect to give employment to your
people when you do do not give
them what little work you have?
We are addressing this to color.
ed people. We have told you
time and again, when you have
advertising matter Of church or
any KIND of affair of a specula.
tive nature. that you must ascer
tain what the cost will be before
its published. Also when you
have special matter about your
social affairs. see if it costs any
thing before expecting to get the
matter in in full. 1t is time we
were learning to do business.
Some of you do not half pay the
collectors, yet expect us to run a
lot of matter about your social
affairs gratis and pay our collec.
tor for calling on you day after
day without collecting. We told
you to pay the collector and stop
labelling the bills pay at the
office "
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-08
Burning at the Stake.

The burning at the stake, in
Texas last week of one, Tad
Smith, is sad travesty on JUS
tice, a cruel deed by perpetrators
and mock and defiance at the
law. We have become SO used to
reading of these atrocious deeds
the gravity aud the inhumanity
of the affair are overlooked.
When one reads of the reign of
Nero and Claudius he cannot
keep the tears from his eyes yet
here in America under the very
shadow Of the goddess of liber-
ty, here in the land of the free
aud the home Of the brave. This
nation will suffer terribly in the
day Of retribution.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-08

Colored people hold your light
high-Vote for Deneen. You see
all the leading white people and
business organizations are for
Deneen. You have never befC re
seen a more systematic, economic
and business epoch ia our history
DE cen will win. Let the first
ward, and the sixth ward be with
the fourth and fifth wards, they
will go for Deneen.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-08
Taft Right on Que stion OF Injunction.

Mr.. Taft is right on the
grounds he takes relative to the
injunction law. Certainly men
should be restrained from mob
violence or Interfering with otn-
er peoples inalienable rights.
Mr.. Gompers asks for too much
= he asks for that should he get,
would lmperil theiperpetuity of a
democratic government-the re-
Mobilization of slavery. the incu.
bator of anarchy. He asks for
that which he will not get. The
American Federation Of Labor
has a right to organize, work,
strike, loaf, etc. but that's
all. They have no right to inter
fere with other people any more
than other people have to inter.
fere with them.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-08

the end. Some one must be
nominated and after the nomina
ton, elected, Let US reconcile
ourselves, whoever is chosen
the unqualified support of The
Forum will be given him.
The indications point to De-
mems denomination by a hand
some majority.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-08
Words Without Efficacy.

Our friend, William E. Flsch
formerly of Cook county, now of
Springfield, d past grand sup
porter Of Deneen, who is now for
the former governor, and who
has right to be if he desires, in
d beautifully worded article ia a
local contemporary Of Jul y
25, in which he attempts to show
that The Forum is not correct
and is, therefore decept We IN lis
presentments to the pub Ic of the
facts about Deneen in relation
to the whole people, is evasive
and ineffective.
All the encomlums The Forum
has paid to Deneen stand unchal-
lenged. Every appointments
ment to which we referred as
being Deneen S, we defy contra
diction. The Forum never said
that Yates did not do we'll by our
people, we have not said tina re
did not appoint game wardens
etc We told the truth about
the mansion absolute, and
about other appointees. AS a
matter of fact Byrd, Warrick and
others we're recommended by
their constituents, the proper
Thing TO do. Now, Mr.. Fisch,
and ali these reasonable oppo.
nents of ours, are our friends.
The Forum has conducted non :
abusive campaign for Deneen.
We have stated the nature of the
case to the jury, examined wit.
nesses; AID cross examined the
Witnesses against US. We find
that a preponderance of evidence
is in our favor. None of our tes-
limony is contradicted.
We did not say anything about
the men the former governor did
or did not appoint. Tue salient
facts to which we have called
your attention cannot be denied
neither In tlowery prose nor
delicious poetry. We claim that
Deneen has appointed more COL
ed men to higher and more mer-
itorious and lucrative positions,
directly, followers or indirectly,
than any other Of his predeces
sors-eleven more His record
as governor stands unimpeach
able, his character unblemished
his appolntees representative
men, AS TO whether or not the
colored people receive their full
quota of patronage, is not reVe-
lent testimony at this time. But
S. B Turner and the rest, have
fesounded their praise Of Deneen
now, sir, here in the crises why
do they retreat. Valiant sol
diers never retreat The Forum
has tried TO be true, brave anC
magnanimous enough to praise
our man without censuring hi
opponent
Now the camnaion Is nearin
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-08
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-08

Political integrity is the road
but thieves reap what is sown.
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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-11-07
MASTERFUL POLITICAL MANAGEMENT.

Now that the election is all afford to be
who defeated and also crit
ca eye the field.
the American party has received its and
will again be potent factor local politics. again
maintain that merely defeat and that the
for which that party stand will eventually be indicated r
umphant
OF the who belongs that class of burdensome an
known the 81 told league busy telling all
happened but explanations largely
The Americans maintain that because it
of their cast their ballot for the entire
ticket because they did not know how scratch Some the
conducted by their official fault the
radical remarks of former Senator Frank Cannon and
trbutcd largely to the parys undoing
We do pretend give definite
Taft landslide the nation in this state but will
servaon that before conducted
County with anything like the careful Mr.
u Edredg G chairman of the Republican committee gave this
He overlooked point there Tin
turned the turning of would aid in achieving victory His organ
cation perfect when election day
the opposing parties that absolutely nvunerabe and vncbe
Certainly he not handicapped by the lack of funds
ody Ededge campaign he insists being given full lee
and being amply supplied with the snews of then
the
His tactful and perfect campaign stood bold
compared with the lax methods employed by the other
The American party managed by who
novice in the of politics. he gaining experience all Of which
essential but rather expensive while achieving it.
Mr. Ben T. Lloyd the Democratic chairman old
the but he materially hamped and handicapped by
advance that his would lose and also by having
his disposal that for his absolute organization
on election day; his forces were completely demoralzed.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-11-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

This will be the last issue of this publication weekly perod
CAL Beginning with number
Thanksgiving day. will be issued magazine West
ern Monthly The of this
Western literature fiction short special
cles and will exploit the resources industries and
enterprises of this country will be pofusey illustrated
Der OF the most distinguished the field
the editors and contributors
publishers of this journal have for long
promising field for monthly magazine culture
and advancement of
and devoted to upbuidng and developing unsurpassed limit
less interests pertaining the broad and everexpandng
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-11-07
ELECTION OVER, TAFT IS PRESIDENT.

Well the election world moves on in verv much
the same that did the day before
Dered among those who conceived that there would
candidates
election returns show that the majority people the nation voted
Tor Wm H. Taft president and confident
thing which for the best good of the
cratic community the will of the majority supreme therefore
everyone should be satisfied that that which
the majority will be done.
Not long there prevailed great sentiment the
world that nation should be republic
been said this subject and has creating
sentiment for democaces republics the
just short months
cal her king that his and
that he dismissed Naturally reasoned that those
people who thus discharged their king
pendent liberty desired
OF which true but they did elect president
king There their doing probably
people OF the world generally who think that human
progress does not depend much whether king
rules that
problems of the human with the individual collective eff
forts the polite The
the build and shape the desnes community
the details OF these communities but the title is an
insignificant affair after all The head
who is the official judge adudicator
OF the undertaking
appreciation or daPpova he merely his opinion
words head
be properly described that he the chief
reviewing stand in the grand the
nom bodies and organizations the toe of the
producers by his stand to be reviewed. differ
the magnificent of
whether the reviewing officer Kisses appauds
ceeds proceed of
heights OF development efficiency proficiency achieved
William Howard Taft elected of United
and Will be the reviewing officer the wonderful
human for the next four All Howard
Taft
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-11-07
MAKE HIM SENATOR,

Three times this gifted this splendid
manhood this machess and peerless leader has headed
great party the United States and he has
whmng defeated for the office of president of United States
and probably better but that the greatest
noble and honest and William Jennings Bryan that every
of the word.
In the history OF this Republic there have
who have served president the Nation have ahoed
tor the country in the halls the the
from the returns would that Nebraska gone Democratic
that the greater thing could that than elect Mr.
Bryan United States Senator By virtue of his magnificent training
his wide experience his unusual ability his he
would be of invaluable service this nation the halls of highest
legislative body.
1t was Iatt landslide that the country and fairly
good indication that Utah harmony with Of the
nation when her voters became infected the they did
Now let all together and work upbudng and de-
voen this We decided who draw
the salaries in state county and city offices for the few
so let proceed work of developing untold wealth
sources of Gods treasureand, the West
wise little school boy appeared morning and told
the teacher Hatcher sister hes the measles We that's too
pad you must at home until she entirely instructed
ne Alter the boy had geeuy companion
eacher Jimmy Doan sister, got de measles lives in GAMMA
demonstration took Salt City the
suit OF the election like of the
turned out and the with his other nusances
much evidence Bon formaty restraint
thrown to the winds The demonstration continued until the early
hours
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
MARRIAGE LIcRHsrs

For Ssls--Sst OF R-itasnics Eucy.
|clopsdiss Of Is volumes, 10 good son,
|dietos. A. : bsrgsta. Cost IN cash.
A9deeses r y. oeobio,
'7.lQ m lYeghy Go, aCorshall.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

Glasgow, Mo, July 20
Especially Two little Buys,
Sous Of John Is. Msupip Of
Lewis Mill, two miles north
Of Glasgow, were playing
about a wheat elevator when
one of them slipped aud fell
headforenOst into the tank
and was drawn under and
sutfocated before be could he
rescued. The other boy mar
rOwly escaped the sawe fate,
being caught just ~ he was
falling 10.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Birthday Party.

Miss Lillian, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Camp
bell, of east OF Marshall, oh.
served her Twelfth Dir hdsy
anniversary last Wednesday
by Inviting about forty of her
young friends toe party. The
evening was very pleasantly
spent in game. a,d wnsic ard
delicious refreshments ser
we'd. She expects b leave
next week for Green Num-
tain Falls with her grand
father, Rob. Campbell, Sr.,
to spend the summer at his
cottage. Jean aud Margaret
Spotts will also go to ColOra'
do with Mr. Campbell.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

Thursday for Denver where lac
will spend n vacation Of three
weeks.
The pulpit at the Me. Church
South will be occupied on Sunday y
morning by Rev. shacklcford OF
Sweet Springs. Tie prayer
meeting at this church has been
disbsnded for a month.
Rev. Z. o. Smith tho pastor.
will preach at the First M. Z.
Church Sunday morning and eve
ioy 10. . aO-sTAe UnO q .1ul
Man-His Character and Penal
ty." Evening-"Society Life III
the Celestial World"
Rev. Ernst Rungs. Of Blaekbsrr
announces that the German
Evangelical church thsre would
have a misslonfeast next Sun
day to which a general Invita-
tion is extended. The congrsga.
tions and pastors from neigh,
boring towas will b present and
assist In the services.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
NOW BEGS
FOR MERCY
A Complete Confsssion If The
Fines Be Very Small.

Washington. July 1.-THE
Standard Oil cOmpany. stag,
gered by The imposition OF the
Iine of 20 million dollars im:
posed upon il by Judge Landis
Of Chicago, and fearing a SINH
lar ou'.cume u other suits Sill
u be tried. has been begging
for mercy.
Thus far IL has been turned
dowI by the administration.
both President Roosevelt aud
Secretary = Taft having agreed
10 let the case come ~ u final
decision in The United States
Supreme court. IL did nOt
become known until today
that John ID ArchtOld, vice
president Of the Standard Oil
c ,mpauy, visited the White
house, before President
Roosevelt retired To Oyster
BY and made application for
a compromise.
The Standard, IN effect, pro,
posed that the government
should consent To "a nominal
Rue 10 each Que Of the Cases.
on the principle that this was
the first oifense, or at least
tnat IL was the first case TO be
publicly prosecuted. The
administrations reply was
"no"
| Later-The Federal court
at Ch cago Wednesday declar.
ed the twenty.niue million
dol'yr 6ne excessive and
knocked out the fine. An ap.
peal or new trial will no doubt
be the result.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
ROSE VALLEY

Putting up hay and threshing
Is the order Of tho day
ii. c. Hall is visiting his son, +.
T. Hall at this writing.
Uriah Mayse and family visit
ed Sam Rothrock and family on
rTuesdy.
Jim Dickerson and wife were
visitors Of Fred Montgomery
and family Saturday.
Miss Edna whirley visited Miss
Oracle DeLap last week, return
Ing to her homo Sunday.
Miss Mabel Evans of Sweet
Springs called on her uncle, J. B.
Smith and family Friday evening
Richard Mayse and family and
Henry jackson and wife were
callers on 8. M. Leonard and
family Saturday night.
Mrs. Arthur McAllister visited
her parents, Charley Sellers and
family. a few days last week
returning home Thursday.
Rev. Trader of warrensburg
filled his regular appointment al
Christian Union Sunday morn
ing and evening and preached
two excellent sermons.
Miss Mary Smith and nephew
Herman, and Mrs. Ollie MCDan.
lei. daughter Josephine. and Mrs
Scott. spent q pleasant day al
Sam Rothrock's Thursday
Mrs. Henry jackson and son
Ray. and Mrs. walus jackson
Of Kansas CITY. were tho guests
OF their brother, Henry Morriosr
near Houstonia Tuesday even
inG.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Wood d Huston Bank Struck
by Lightning.

Friday night a heavy thun-
derstorm passed over Mar
shall about seven O'Clock.
Lightning struck the Wood &
Huston bank building and set
It aare. Smoke WAS seen
coming from the building and
an alarm sent 10 and although
the department responded
promptly IL WAS nearly u half
hour ill the flames were lOca.
ted. One Of the large columns
bad caught fire and was tlling
the building with smoke. Al.
ter the Gre was discovered IL
was but u few minutes work
to ear away enough of the
woodwork to put II out. The
prompt discovery was very
fortunate. The loss was very
light.
Lightning also struck the
Christian church Friday
evening, and from the appear
snce of the court house dome,
it also received = shock.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Church Notes.

Rev. J. e. Abbott and daugh-
ter. Virginia. left Monday for
Rochport. Indiana. where they
will spend three weeks with the
formers mother. The pulpit at
the First Presbyterian church
will be vacant during his alb
sence.
Misses Julia Kruger, Minnie
Putsch. Maude Page, Katherine
Nave. Clarah Brown. Rev. Wes-
ley Smith and Rev, Barnes repre-
sented the M. z. Church South
at the Missouri Epworth League
convention at Pertle Springs
last week. 5s
The district confsrencs Of the
Methodist church for the Geda-
liza district win b. hsld In Mar
shall on Sspe. IL "a ths nth.
Rev, Gibson. president Of
Central Tsmale Colleoe at Iex-
instoewab = town On basiasss
thls week, \.
" - t,ti y =, l. y N t
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
The Carpenter Trial

The case Of Guy Carpenter
csme up IN the Criminal Court
last Thursday. He' was
charged with killing Shelby
Porter on the. 2Oth Of last
Decem ber. The case bad
bsen twice continued by the
state as the states witnesses
could not be found we are
told aud in order ~ hold Mr..
Carpenter the case was die.
missed and the charge with.
drawn. He was released and
u new warrant on the same
|cha-ge issued and he WAS
again placed under arrest.
The date Of his trial has not
been set.
Watt Allen. who hss been
very stck near Slater, l. w
tnD1AA0 n. v, n, y. 5sl "A n. n VT M y q
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

HENRY HAMM died at Sweet
Springs Saturday. agei 10 years
after a three weeks illness.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
NOTICE.



We have sold our lumber
business to +. w. Ballew Lum.
Der Co, and all accounts due
us will be collected by them,
and all Indebtedness paid by
then.
We thank each Of you for
your valued patronage and
s0licit Tor our successors q
cont tlnuance OF the same.
Very truly YOUR.
Rsllew 4 Whitmsn.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Buy Shirt Waists!
LADIES':

Inasmuch as
we wish to sell
every Shirt Waist
in our store you
will find this sale
above the average
for good bargains.
1t isn't like
the usual sale
it is a real clearance
sale of white shirt
waists. This sea-
sons goods.
We admit that
the prices are low,
too low for our own
comfort in fact,
but we want every
shirt waist on our
shelves to 60 during
this sale.
SIS your choice OF waists
which are actually 75c
values.
$50 your choice Of waists
some worth $1.00 many
worth $1.25.
ST. 20 your choice Of waists
none less than SITS most
of them $500 and some Of
them $2.2S.
WRIGHT,
Marshall, Mo.