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The daily tribune., 1908-10-02
4 SUCCESS IN
EVERY PARTICULAR

Hurr III for the Civic Improve
ment league WI ero you there p
no. we'll you don't know what you
missed. Ask your neighbor for he
WAS shere-we saw him-most every
one WAS there, at least three hun-
dred Of the good citizens OF Flor
nee were there. Everyone Interested
in the O. l. L. is booster for Flor
ence and every booster Is good citi-
zen. Was il success? Yes! both
socially and financially. The pro-
gram was just the right length and
we'll rendered. The music was fine.
tthe crowd was good natured. The
refreshments were abundant, varied
and daintily served. ]. G. Johnston's
address was happy. to the point and
we'll received. The entire evening
was crowded with good things.
There are goodly number Interested
in this movement but we wish all
the good citizens won Id come to our
mass meetings and learn more Of our
aims and ambitions for the better.
meDt of our city. We meet the first
Friday afternoon OF each month and
everyone is cordially invited to at
ten. no matter II you wear a mem
bersliip badge or not. II you do not
we can soon remedy that. but We
will be glad to have You interested
and attend our meetings. And We are
sure you will all come to the next
entertainment given by the O. !. l.
you can't afford to miss IL. We all
think our president builded better
than she knew when she appointed
Father Edmund chairman Of the ways
and means committee.
A MEMBER.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-02
TRACK TO Be TORN UP.

Mayor Macdonald and City Attor'
ney Wilkes were In Cauon City yes.
terday attending the trial in the dis.
trict court concerning the removal Of
the piece Of track laid by the old
Robinson Street Jar company in : o
east end Of Florence. A decreee was
given by the court declaring the track
"A nuisance. aud with this authority
tie city council will Immediately tear
up and remove tho same.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-02
SHOT LAST NIGHT ON NO. 4

Last night about 9:l6, when No. 4
pulled out Of Portland, some person
or persons fred two shots into the
train seriously injurIng u passenger.
The shots were fred from the north
side of the track aud just east Of the
bridge over the river ut that place
Two bullets penetrated the coach,
striking a passenger. who WAS taken
to the hospital.
Deputy Sheriff JACK Tbompson WAS
Immediately telegraphed by Sup,rin.
tendent Rockwell. who authorized
him to exert every effort to frd tho
bastard who commi ted the crime.
All night long Mr.. Thompson work =.
cd to find trace Of the guilty parties
and at the time Of going to press. II
Ia thought that they have been iocat
cd. and arrests will probably be made
this evening.
Just after the shooting three whitr
men were seen walking westward
ACROSS the bridge. and II 10 thought
that those men know something Of
the matter.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-02
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

Houston Opera House. October the
sixth.
Speakers: Governor Charles 8.
Thomas; Senator Tully Scott: John
T. Barnett. candidate for attorney
general.
sues discussed. Ladies specially in.
vited. 1929
The daily tribune., 1908-10-02
FUNERAL.

The funeral services OF Valina,
the six months old babe OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Graham OF Chandler,
will be held at the family residence
next Sunday forenoon at II o'clo,k.
Interincnt will be made In Highland
cemetery.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-02
PLEASANT EVENING.

The Ae Thea club held their regu.
lar semi monthly meeting last night
at the home OF Miss Leona Dexter.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent by the members, the full mem
bership being present. The members
Of this club ars-Mif es Ben Z q
McCar dl 'ss, Edna JOHNSON, Icons
Dexter. Lillian John. Laura Hitch.
cock. Winnie Hughes. Fannie McCor-
mick, and Mabel Palmer.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-02
FREE SOCIAL TONIGHT.

The Presbyterian ladies will give
free social tonight TO the members
OF the Presbyterian church aud their
iriends. at the home OF Mrs. NJ. A.
Eakin. No. 1893 West Third SIRE, :.
All friends are invited
The daily tribune., 1908-10-02

The largest sto',k and best assort
meus Of school supplies IN the city st
Daniels drug stoss. 1T
The daily tribune., 1908-10-02
ATTENTION, ODD FELLOWS,

All members Of No. os and all
other Odd Follows In Florence are
requested to be present SATURDAY. ev.
eniug In Union Hall TO welcome the
Coal Greek and Rockvnis lodges who
will mako . fratsrnal visit. A royal
reception hAs been planned. inclusi.
Ing the best Of eAtabIen.
BY order Of the committee. SS -
The daily tribune., 1908-10-02
YOU EAT BREAD

Then boy Rogers Cottage, Z for %.
Show oases 70, sale ohsap "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27

.Granr us exsct.y ne same machine
as ] DO.
Has tas aerorian b futur - tar
.as practtrshiIs, is concerned he WAs
asked
Y~ he replied ~ aul hase fu-
.tars to a VEN great extent ] think
.the aeropaue eU b. safer thar She
aatemohlle IN eshar methods rs eon-
usance It wUl De- e and so quick.
.Ng r-sts raase ln Night has been
ten Seconds starting au an ascendiuS
wind The 0lris iu tn,lr flight have 2
special Instinct aa.ea ne will newer
have. bur can Improve vur meth
oas ay usne snm - tae methods of
,he Bird
fs generals aten .eet above
IRE ground Gam fY higher but
sasr never mad. 8 Glzht as high or
scar s~rse ~ E3a eail them bot
Z ha.e ta SOM DOS tnink The thine
r-ar when Nf srsH seg the aero-
asu STANDING mai a.es in tile alr.
b. umr r aat1ma, balance ef4 also
sacur Th. -opiane now
msah mare ~ a 4g s1fon than bale
laou
Nr Farmaa hE.nz wtth hiE. two
usrhtr-s which Is ar~lVe taworrow
on tas teamed kraoaiand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27
FIND ONLY
DEEPENS ROSS
MYSTERY
Companion Of Murdered Man
Found Little Further Along.
Fatal Trail Across Plains TO.
AlOu1uef0Ue


Deputy Sheriff % = fiuH.s ana
rr.f r-.-st.rs.r returned az las.
-
Reft t"e atsa ''tE SOS
u -tisf mites n"rtha - 20 toan
reu.srt INA. fl Na- tne n1ly ~ Thao-
- a-
.Fem h'' ""
a month s and started t' walk ''
N#hueua~sae The eaas w death re-
.f.-rs rartv 81
teer- and others yA
TIE theory - go 4 Ein..E Waa has
observed tht case tram G-st .as; IS
that the taa utr gu, q d fight prob
abls over The SIS char kulaz to"E
ffem Roswell taar Rose stabbed hu-
lay iu tBe ateK u.m E1t-
6 that Kuay ,as he KINKS from
Ra~ and stabbed h.n leaving hm ''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27
BIG ENTERPRISE HAS
BEEN LAUNCHED
At HAGERhAh
Alfalfa Neal MN Basis Of EIec-
TIC Power System Which
win Supply Large Section
With Power.

f<prvtsi D.-psteh to the Aoruiux IeurnaL !
Hasermaa y NJ. Jls Sat g
meeting of the Hagermn Commercial
club ,hc following oT aer eiecI-
70 tor the ensuing
Presldeut-John l. Hlase
V.ee rresIdent-Ha-s Wagner
retsr-John H. Me.
Treasurrr-E f asau
The uea 1nIcerS Uth tIe commit
already appointet ail u-
ry begin a sysyemalic campaign q
promotion for Hsg ruau and vieiniry
shtle ea ~ their efforts
UEl o ia The collection and arrange
m-nt u thorough tauve
exhib.t ot .he irrigated and ether pro
ducts ~ yhis section .1e xte ntn
National Irrigation
r DatreIler aa company Of
mpita.st from Wferts and Chicago
atte aeen here during b week and
have made prop DO Install ln
Has ~1ls1 c0up o. down tl
safe alfalfa meal mill Ha.er @hi fur
aza an immediate set tsr a- ai-
.alfa THAI can poS 9t produced
u This 8estEieI the far
usr> from any pos g An over
SUPPLY The citizens a.rc ondei
ln4at mously 90 the r-I1--t far q boz
nus and site for gta TG CON
begin Immediately a Installing Iha
building and maeh
Tae installing ~ This pAat has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27

arar r7-s
-f-t n pa csa beard u
trr a1lr af ht Tr A--
tnrs fsEe ass accused
uutarnz a ana ats SIN
tl-r-E the n d. dead 1s
-r ere srea Err tre ts-
Wsthe n1sa af land 1wr
Dc &f-r raar So Pc s tesl
IN trsf locality exists f-V ~ao-
~utaor that s~F eL af-
t aath. hs n Esn
- So shape ~ q
E-tr tsrerF ~ OBJ ne terror
and tnmfer 1r r-af and 80 D.
holders Ana a. Da a1~uEat-r-i--
Jaw hsd -s frr fearing thst n
might Become a tak th-
u1uatar esus -sr nas L @ enc
1 gre atna 3D. -t the z
u-rt. Dr. ore f- ana tru r=fr-
ans Etf ham Mter Trf
uar t tre -
al s uas arrKu- cr rnr
uuth 90 Ire ant pa acr
ueaa motives af r hui ere calr'
ef aureai wFed tne He ard
@ntsnced her g. thr~ ass-
mers So m-s e 9 cr-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27
SEES GREAT FUTURE
FOR AEROPLANE
Inventor Declares Continuance
WIN Soon Be More Safe
Mode Of Conveyance Than
Automobile


us NsrNanE 9esraai snszAsS A~@a-a Wire !
Afn YORK Iuiy - That taf fu-
tara ~ tht affapatut as q safe means
af eeuset rrHeasNy assure
uas the toufaent declaration made hy
Henn Fsrmaa t1e acrpplau inventor
and navigator ha arrived n~rr niat
va baart uee ~ Toara.rt from Eu-
ue M 10 f4xar Do nfs O.
famou fsl marhine as Brighton
Eeaeh Fkslnsu was Reieamed tovl
lae hat h1 reecption lommittee ei
fas Aero Dfab F America After $3.50
ness IS ths eity pa Is expected ara.
Farman o mako rsh,s in Chlcse
Heu Pittshe-- Philadelphia aud
So Enur
Mr Fsnsa slak. tc.eb ef t.
anJ aeFa sed ,a asF
aa templates aaNt ait q.
a.a fnInr We are sU thr um.
-as Hsr Birds Yaa .an uuL tN.
aan choose mH4ie details rr taez ars
sH 0 stn variety. Ne sr.
aa,F cleansing more al lt Et-r
n.a arf = -haIl
m lrE $3.50 rsat slope p- D.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27
REPUBLICANS IN
LINCOLN ARE
REAL MEAN
Persist In Flying Iau Banner
rpo4icillr Defeat of Com
uonef IN His Own State,

fR. uernlur aesrusl .g~~ssl I@.sd MIR J
flar,tn Nea J8g
-s,s maA 81 cf't t
rs. ,h Tstt banner which g hung
as nsn street. ah.r n 'n
ta aay Hrysu IS fasmaat
nam aatsoa Ine suu
.ms taat rau vfu oagrY
aa- aeu so
aemasrst aee Sc ass hung
s4sr H a placed aeu t Was enc
saaiaE rs much dts usstan tat maa
aaf au bounced and qaFt} destroy
Il s awen eeaunE without
ras ems uuiaYef n'
eu taa aal 81 the BFfau men
Ts8ay IL Developed tnat q deter
m.neS attempt w4l - Had. &C. hAft
the nr mblcm removed an me
fa, a BryaHs n-cffaeatiaU a many
#sas rats w4t Sc iu ihe c4tE and
mnnainai t4eL ms democrats
ss requires that vtstars o nat re-
qassei Is toA az the banner
enafrnsu hayward ~ 5Ht refuhH-
san state csasmittee : non in enia
ent mas heem asked N be viii take
aomn the oaner, He said before the
arstnWtian 81 fhe tnat De would
consent, o. lis removal on notnca-
gian aay. but slnee the aa2 C ess
tasen aawn d. aAs ngs said he w'atj
adhere ta EhS prosn
kKtensNe sr p~srateun~ are Being
made In LHesn far Hf3an no'inca
isn 81 August ~ "a lhe hands -
4 essmwtltee iertea gy 49, Brsan.
sha cork It planning coz 'nr event :
nea untrr w Tn stale centfa'
remmfte aursinE through the
saants oyganAzsnous attfmpf4ne
~ afiax a erued ta Btgaus ta~n.
mhtah atI snsgas~ tha 70 iu Ln-
ss,n 81 the tsme ~ she candidate-
hane ,mur tao sea ago
The nafia alton arr e. p
nts8 trnm a gmtfrra ea tHe state
capitol zreunAs and ei start AZ .
e'eiaee The original hetr 20 fnr thr
event aas sanfeMh bar later bot vas
changed hv Mr. ptiaa Ger fhe em-
mediation 80 e#stevn newspaper repre-
w~sansisss eant b. rush cgny 20
their papers
After tine r~efineatlnu 6 completed.
marching cButN trtn' towns tn tHn
state wU tafm maasler parair
lhrsuen enc nosin~e- part 1f the etN.
THE parade and spectators ~H then
ugke ears ta Fafylew here a res#p-
g'an uU hesa ln tee Bryan iawa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27
PHYSICIAN SEES WIFE
RUN DOWN BY AUTO

- Louis July Frsdsrfts q
Pepper. president ~ ths Christian
Pepper Tobacco eemtany tonight .u
hs automaas.e ran Down and prob
ahEy fstsl}y wounded Airs HArt0el a
Ilau. aife 81 ur H y Lson. & ths
crossing of linton srd Del Mar ave.
Mites nr Lyon sav ira accident from
Jhe rear platform et a street car froW
81 htch Mrs Lyon had Just aiighted and
attended O. his vifes anti until au
amhuiasc arrived
Mr Pepper fn mis- eHarts IN stop
thr an amnht'e suStalned a fracture
~ the ARTIST and three broken Ftls
BE b .nter arrest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27

EleSa a
r .
u-a th- tan
rw a Was tre
r, 4tar aat Be a
.. U.r.'- h.rr trst fr-
r rnr aiut-.0 As
rrr taken hs tE.
- Reports fr'm aG .,r M
.sst tte country 1a
t.-rr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27

BlL at t-e wa
aaat SOU thak a atd fr 500
q. uar yoar tamands 6 ~ ~
tfr g me Fr fHeerlaf aIN
un ne urni thf actress sau
m have deserved that g hare 49,
ieetaa fur = q uurra fhe vrw snaar-
ana Ftatams Eame : ]
Phr1telrha rresz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27

ADJ Iat Nae tarF fns
san tra1-u
hrf save way ana 1Frey T-
art irea ssr nrafr
a ea zoe
~rm a
aas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27
T. E Purdy, Agent

beginning today hacks Erl b fur
rzshe6 ~ Cskeys hack lire az all
hours q the tsy aud night Prompt
and satisfactory service Teiephons
tsS or 1875 n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27

HOTEL DENVER. Cc=~FT SIC
OSD AND COAL; BEST sfse PER
DAY HOTSE N TIE CITY LOW
Ut RATE WEEK OR MONTH";
ANERTCAN pI Az TIP Top &C
CONMOnATIoN-CuME
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27

4 full lne Of Loaded Shot
Ctr Shells al Mcintosh Hard
ware Co.'S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-27

Z. W. DANNESFTISFR. nF
POPULAR BARBER, HAS TAKFN
CHARGE OF THE TESTER SHOP.
fRHD HAVING TAKEN 4 posi-
GRADUATE COURSE IN THE RT
CAN NOW SATISFY THE Most
FAsTTnIOUS.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
Henderson-S Slaughter.

A quiet home wedding occur.
red at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Obed Slaughter, o. Nor.
ton, Wednesday evening at
which time their daughter,
Miss Mildred was married to
A. j. Henderson of st. Louis,
son of j. j. Henderson OF
east of town.; Rev. G. W.
Reeves official ng. After the
ceremony the couple left Tor
st. Louis to reside, where the
groom has purchased a home
at 1721 N. Pendleton Ave.
The bride and groom repre-.
sent the best colored families
of Saline. The groom is a
mail clerk on the G. & A. and
has a splendid position, to
which he has worked up.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
Among Our Subscribers.

The following are new slbscrlb
ers or renewed since our, last.
.., -.
A. ]. Henderson, st. Louis. :.
H. o. Gadberry. Miami, 2 years.
y. b. Blackburn, Marshall.
New subscribers.
Earnest Lemm. Gillian go.
y. L Smith, Sweet Springs
w. L Grain, Sweet Springs
Julius Oaks, Sweet Springs
John Henry. Sweet Springs.
J. M .Haggard, Sweet Springs.
Il. M. Smith, Sweet Springs
j. Il. Treece, Shackleford -.
Jas. +. Aulgur, Marshall
+. M. Faris. Marshall. =
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

don't want, send 1t in. We
must restrict the adv. to 20
words and one insertion. AL
ways give your own address.
We will not receive your let
ters without special arrange.
ments.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Emanuel Witrupp. manager OF
the Marshall Floral Co, left FRI
day night on q several weeks
vacation trip to Niagara Falls
and other points Of Interest.
The company appreciates Mr..
wltrap0's e:iScSest servNs and
Is giving him thi strip at lta
expense. 81.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
TAYLOR'S

3" On account of vacations we have neglected our
Week End Sales" but now we want you to watch for
each issue Of the Republican. For this week we are offer
ing some rare bargains. pick EN- up.
Just received another lot of Supreme" Hams, special
mild cure 10 to IL lbs. per Id. 15c. Cook a ham and save
making up so much fire this warm weather.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

W. II. Nichols, Of Miami,
was here Wednesday.
7. p. Rogers was a visitor
here from Miami yesterday.
John Eubank of Slater was
in town Tuesday 10 his auto.
G.. L. Bell is in Chicago buy
ing new goods for Myers "
Bell.
Geo. Lyons was a Marshall
visitor from Miami township
Monday.
Ben Williams of Slick, Mo-,
Wal visiting friends here the
latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Lie. Scott and daugh.
ter, Miss Sadie, of South La.
fayette are on the sick list.
Mrs. II. l. Blosser and
daughter of Malta Bend were
shopping in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo Sp'tler of Mt
Zion, H., is visiting her friend
Mrs. Hugh Hayes this week.
The Democratic congress.
ional committee Of this the
Seventh district met in Mar
shall Monday.
e M. Wright expects his
family back today from a sew
eral months visit to their old
home in Ohio.
ft .fnA XXX - ENf .FEt f Ht
/. Prof. ]. G. Windcrs and
Virgil Beatty both Of Sweet
Springs were In town Tues.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
Free WantC lunn.

We will hereafter run a free
want column for the benefit
Ut our readers. II you need
help or q position, want some.
thing o. have Something you
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

30 Mullins Of Miami brought his
daughter, Miss vivian, over To
Marshall Tuesday preparatory
to leaving for Bull, Idaho, where
she will teach LIST AMI I'd grades
In the high school the coming
term.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
WANT, FOR SALE, ETC.

FOR SALE-Cloverdale farm,
$40 acres. situated in Saline and
Pettis counties. near Houstonia.
Five complete sets OF buildings.
Easy terms. $55 per acre. Ad-
dress.
s. Mc0INNIS. /.
90. Warrensburg, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Nay Alexander and Robert
Adams, two substantial color
ed farmers of near Miami LETT
Monday for Pratt, Kansas,
where they will spend y few
weeks and look at the country
and If they like it will take a
claim and move out this fall.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
Local Items

Bob Ciough came near taxing a
trip to Kansas city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. n. b. Taylor are
spending the week at Excelsior
Springs.
I. J. Mikels Of Salt Springs
completed his new eight-room
residence this wek.
Prof. 1. N. Everard preached
Sunday at the Hardeman Pres
byterian Church.
L. N. Morrow ami wife speat
the day pleasantly at wilton
Springs Monday.
Rev. Arthur Downs returned
Monday from Mayhem where he
has been holding a meeting
The Prairie Home school will
open Moniay. Sept. z, with Miss
Rosa Richter az teacher.
Miss May Grecian OF Shawnee
Okla, was the guests Of her Sis
ter, Miss Emma. this week.
DR.. j. X. Dobyns and family OF
jackson, Miss. were guests at
Mrs. Meiora Barbee's Sunday.
j. VI Hatfield and family are
visiting in Kansas city. Mr.. Hat
field may locate elsewhere.
r.. l.. Hya&t returned Friday
from n visit to his sister, Mrs.
X. u. Hume, OF st, Louis county.
Prof. and Mrs. j. ii. Kenner re-
turned Monday from a trip to
Niagara Falls ami other points
In that vicinity.
COAL! o A COALl
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

The above are only a few Of the many bargains in
our Grocery Department. Call US up or better Come in
and be Shown" We will save you money.
We want to extend a most cordial invitation to every
visitor in Marshall next week to make your headquarters
with us. We have a pleasant resting room with couch
and chairs and want all to feel at home with us. Every
one in Central Missouri should attend our Chautauqua as
it is a rare opportunity to hear Lecturers. Entertainers and
Musical Attractions of national reputation at a nominal
cost
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
Real Estate Transfers

Frances ". Johnson to w. g.
Woodsmall, all int in s2 acres
In 2, 11-5O-21 .......... 80. $1,000
c. II. Tucker to L. A. Buck, part
lot 1. block 80 Slater...... $4OO
L. A. Buck to g. H. Tucker part
lot 1. block 80. Slater. $500
F. b. Jackson to Ambrose Hag-
gard. lot Q, block 4. Smith ad-
dition Sweet Springs ...... $3.50
John Braun to Joseph M. Brown
10 acres in 8-5O-2O.....- $500
FOR sALE-One Get Encyclo-
bedia Britanica. A bargin. Ad-
dress, r. r. sTOBIE.
~ Malta -. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

W. i. Grain came in from
hear Gretchen yesterday after
his wife who had been here
the past three weeks taking
treatment OF an Osteopathic
physician.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Robert Clough last week
bought 80 acres OF lanl south
east OF town from John Sargean.
As he has no money II il general
ly supposed that he talked Mr..
Sergeant out OF the land!
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

COAL! COAL! COAL!
Lexington Block Lump Coal
at s2.66 per ton at W. E. VIII
liams.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Mrs. Nellie Taylor and
daughter will leave Monday
to make their home in Kansas
City the coming winter.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
Dress Goods and Trimming

Our advance shipment of Dress Goods are now com.
ing in and we have all the latest weaves IN Chevron Strip
e. Diagonal Serges. Shadow Stripes. Taffetas and Pana-
mas. Also the most complete line of trimmings ever
brought to Marshall; in fact you wont find such a stock
outside of the large cities. We can match all of our dress
goods with up-to-date trimmings.
Our stock Of Dry Goods. Hats. Hardware. Groceries,
Gents Furnishings. Trunks & Grips. Mattings and Rugs,
and Shoes is complete and your dollar will buy more
goods here than anywhere in Central Missouri. Our
notices are Cash Sales and Small Profits" and mo
Trouble to Show Goods So Come in and be Shown"
Yours for business.
Taylor's Cash Dept. Store.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

1 doz. Lemons ......... ...... ....a ...19c
I doz. Bananas. ...... ...... s.. ....,19c
Choice Watermelons .....20 and25
1 gal. Pickles ..". ...... ..... see. ,..29c
o gal. Pickles '.'.. 90 """ ".Sl.4o
2 bars X-Ray Soap ..,.. ....,. .....25c
8 bars Clairette Soap ,"-..~,25c
O bars Fels-Naphtha soap....25c
4 pkgs Cow Brand Soda .........25c
1 pkg. Lily Soda ..... .,.... ....,. dc
i 10. star Tobacco ......... ........4Oc
1 Horse Shoe Tobacco. 4Oc
I'M. Gunpowred Tea. Abe
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

COALi o A COAL!
Think of Il! Lexington
Block Coal at 81 60 per ton at
w. E. Williams.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Mrs. Maggie Rice and
daughter returned to their
home in ST Louis yesterday
after an extended visit to
friends and relatives.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Mrs. Elizabeth Yantis of
near Blackburn came down
Tuesday to attend the Pres
byterian Conference. She is
staying with her niece, Mrs.
Hoy.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Waller Hallagin Of Deepwster
No. and Lizzie Witcher Of Hou-
stonia No. were married at thu
recorders office Monday last.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Prof. Edgar s. Place with wifi
and children returned Tuesa.
from the east Were they hav
been spending their vacation
Prof. Place reports n most on
joyable time.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

!. Prof. !. @. windcrs and
Virgil Beatty both Of Sweet
Springs were In town Tues.
day on business.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
rs ss
at % TN ) SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd,

Ewing Hudson a former stu
dent Of M. v. c. reports a pleas
ant week at a house party at a
friends home in Bowling Green.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Mrs. Steve Keehart OF north
east OF town Is out again after
a seven weeks serious illness Of
blood poisoning brought on by
stepping upon n nail.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

l.. N. Morrow AM wife spea'
the day pleasantly at wiltor
Springs Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Rev. Arthur Downs returned
Monday from MAYHEM where he
has been holding a meeting.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Major Lee Tucker was twice
stricken with paralysis Sunday
His children were sent for, bu'
1t 10 hoped nothing serious vii
result.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Sunday. August 10Th, was nj
unusually hot day here and else
where. The thermometer her,
nearly reached the hundred mari
In the shade.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Prof. I. N. Everard preached
Sunday at the Hardeman Pres
byterian Church.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Prof. and Mrs. j. ii. Kenner re-
turned Monday from a trip to
Niagara Falls ami other points
In that vicinity.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Mrs. r. s. Spencer OF neal
orearville and Mrs. Phoebe Yes.
ser of near Hardeman left last
week for Iowa to visit rela tive
several weeks.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

The Prairie Home school will
open Monday. Sept. z, with Miss
Rosa Richter az teacher.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs.. r.. B. Taylor are
spending the week at Excelsior
SPRINGS.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Miss May Grecian OF Shawnee
Okla, was the guests Of her Sis
ter, Miss Emma, this week.