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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
LAS BRUJAS De BARAHONA

mo, 10 que aB ESQ!
IuteEEumpi6 sug panHRmisnto8 Ia VOC de
IN viajaFc:
-3Aegsmos ya BsyRh2na.
-Si-dijo ntFo-satoB dsbsn Hsr los
IIRnCs.
NO, BefioF-yspuBo Ia dana. -Si 90
FefeFs uxts1 81 h9Fr1osO campo 20 lEn bZu
jss, est6 ago mas lsjcs; conogoo astoB pa
TajsU.
Ell csmpo De lsB hrpi a?
-Si, Ee1ox; donde 40 Esunan todaB I0s
aSbsdos psra celabEsF 81 aqueIaErP.
-Justo-Siia3i6 ri6ndoRe 81 mas gardo
de los viajsFos-Y Visnsn moDtsdss On
msrg0B do ssoobss 8aoRp&ndona por Las
chimenssS de suU CR8sH, dsspu6d de daEBs
no A6 que untos...
-Ss rfa uatsd? Lu'g'.,, 57ste2 no cree
On bFniaa?
-Yo, ssnorsl Como voy 4 crsar en- 30.
msjantsa papaEruchss? Supongo que uuted
no hsblET6 sn geFio
-Ss epg4fis usted muy en EaTio habio.
y uVtsd las ha viato?-pEegunt6 otEo
con Borng.
No, CsbsllsFo pTsgunt6D; peEo He de
buana tints que sin dejsrse yer, hsosn sen
tir Ga mal6f@ iDfaOnciR los qus inv8den
SUE dominioB despueB de pueBto 81 BoV.....
PFscigsmsnts hoy Oh aabado y sat6 snoch0'
ciendo.
va Ilegamos! ~dijo otFo de les pRHa'
jsroa.-EGte sf que es sl campo de lEs bru'
las.-....
" de que modo-inIisti6 al Bsfor goF'
d0-hB0sn ssntir su il husncia?
~IAh, de muchaB mApsraa! EEss en-
diAbladaG mpjaFeO infoiGnau al Birs por
donds cruzan lnviaibieB, producisndo Co.
lRmbrgs, rspsDtinas nsalGlgiGs, crueles
puuzRdss. .s'go, On tn, muy dooEoHo,
qne hAco gfitAr s IL vfotimR,.,..,
-iQa6 misdt!-Exclam6 c6mi3am. nte
sl gordc.
Hubo IN ooFo de Pigsg.
Paro al eviso iadiFscEc, conqus Ia ben6
volR Befi sra intsnt6 mndaraF los avaaces
de DoEito, no sirvi6 de usds; mostFsbRss
6l oRds vez mss osAde, msdidB gus el
creFdscuIo % lbs ConViEtisndo en- no@h0
ceFFada.
JQu6 hacs1? 0aEsmba con al nino!
iQae tSnd8 dc szotss IL hubieEs dado! Por
in......, disCurFi6 lB BRfioFs que, 81 para
despanaurFaT IN gigsats ss nsosaitsbs
10 clsva dc Hercules ol espsd6n de Rol'
dan, para espantAr squsl jovenCillo i'm,
bsrbs usria Eufoisnts 10 after. No eFa
coca de imitar 81 hu6Spsd del cuento, qug
matabs laS pulgaS & pistoIetasoF.
Dsuprsndi6 con cRutsla un a'ilsr del
cusFpo dsl vsDtido, y sin mudar de pastu'
70, sia moyeEsa 8psnaB clav6 uos busnA
paEts Gel aFmS "komicids" en- Ia osads
msno estn8lsntil.
Jay. ag! - ohiiI6 D3fito ain po1sr
CT ntsnslss.
--JQo6 le Suceds2-Is pregantsron to-
de-.
i as bruiss! !3on lsv beuja.l djjo
inpaai0le ID T., Il ,ra-Y0 IL ADVERT
-iSi... a.. Ha seotido un dolor ggu'
d.. ep... 8B...
aro qua bromista ss ests jovsnl die
ron jog visjeEos, fernando Las EiaAF
DoTiso msditsndo trietsmenta sobre 10
sfimsro do las humanas g;oEiss, sdquiri5
eotG amaFga experie 1cia; que un simple
pinehszo ppsas dsEEibar todo un casti!lo
de iiusionaa = sspeEsnzas.
Y 90 tUvO quisto, juioiOSo. OallAdc ...
hsBtR IIsg7E SoTia.
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in tel4fOnO en- una tumba.
EXcentrlcidad de un granjerO de
LUiSiana.

Mr.. Psnord, an rico gEaDjeEo do Luinia'
M, ha hecho conHtruir an monumantO
deytinado & sncePraF suB EsFtoB moEtalsB.
La tapRdsr8 del f6retro RpaEscs sslpioGds
de sgujsEoB = junto al Bitio donde de0oRn'
sara su cabGza, h6llRBs inDtsladO IN 8pGFR'
to tslgf6oiCo en- comnicsCi6n cen ID CsBstG
del guaEd& del CementsFio. De este
modo, eGpsra el precavido grsDieEo qns
quedsn Tsducidog 81 minimR expression
laB pFobAbiidRdeB de sor entOEFRdo ViYo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
PILDORAS kNTIBACILARES

Las pdoTas anhaares
para la cuaG6n de las atecones del
Las bronqus agudas
cuos pulmonar ceden prontamente al
Asl han poddo compobaro los neigentes
numerables enemOs deben elias restablecmiento
Sc haan de las prncpa droguas Ia sIs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13

PARA CURAR UN RFs sFRIADo
NE UN OLA tome ell LAXATIVE BROMo
QUININA. 81 botcario lie devoIvera ell dinero 81 no
Sc cura, La nrma de W, GROVE Sc haIa en-
cada caiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
TELBGRAMA
Correspondence"

EtO complete cmpras NOyedadeS cOneccOnadas expresa
mene para mi La muer puerrque1a VeSra la eeana de
una New yOrquna paS6n SuTe de mi ESTABLISHMENTS
MeyO los mOdeOs de la PROXIA PRTAVERA raes busas
aGa SOmbreTO cazdO medaS adOOS de cbeza No habr
Dada igUal en- Puerto Rico
Iendre Ell estabemienO meOr urdo de Ia sa SgO da 2
MARIO s. GEIGELL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13

Tambi6a srFib6 fs!izmanta Ia s.ncra
gUspa Haragoza, y cay6 On braEoB de %
mAEido en- cuanto 90 detovo is diligenciI
ante el Esga6n del paRados.
-lPobra Mart! --ls dijo 6I-IH .be1
tenido que visjaF aoia tsutR0 lpguas! Bisn
10 he Hentido HAY tan pocs Usguridad
poF ssoB caminoS, ipfsstsdcB de 6sndols.
roF....,. y ot'os hombFes psligresoF......
- Ah, osiosiiIc! Mis ts pFsooupAu / tt
3oB Rsgundos qua loB pEimeEoH / b?
-lUarambs! Es qQs al to ooussrvan
tan rcz gsuts = attractive. -,
-!Aduiad0r!
Va en cssa, 10 enanoi6 e. fa!ig eepogo
habsr cobEado una craci3a cant dad gus 10
adoudabRD,
Tome, nenS, ha reuervado ests pico
para II Gfsdi6 poniondo On 90 mSuo uno
de osou ant}gapg boIsilloa do re3sei!ls, que
contsofa disz onsas de Gro
- Para qu6 ms dss cate?
-raEa slfiieFeg, hiiita.
MArts BonTt6 psushndo qua gu celoso
maTi1o ponfs iastintivamsnte 6 30 diepoai-
ci6n demsaisdos tisreg. A ella, que
10 b2stabs con unt!
Ramir0 BLGncO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
Habra tenida blanca

lIabra tenida blanca
ell dia de AnO NueyO.
FL prodicadOr Sanchez prepara una
animada fiesta para la NOche
BU0na.
Petici6n que fu6 favOrablemente
rosueIta pOr el COmisiOnadO del
Interior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13

BQuau VaVills, hs hacho declaracicne eu
FaEpacto do IEs cirCuc Btenciss que ConCu'
CuFliSron en- aI aBunto Do 10 ceM6n do Ia
coma del canal Do Panama & lpe ameri'
Canog.
TsFdiaB FsBu!tsn lss decIaFacioneu del
Guda3 AvenEureEo france, que cen Obsl'
afs y AmRdoT, colRboI6 an Ia Ubra del
deSpejo de RqUsl!a proviucia dos Go,
lombig.
AC'Uo ser, que, llsgada la haTa dc la
liquidati5n historical del sscandRloso pro,
Csgc, FEetsnda VariIla Eehuir 10 psrte do
ReBponsahl que 10 Corxeuponds.
Eg cierto que lR ambiciorads 8ong, tar.
do tempTano hAbrfR da uaF cedida poF
Colombia lou EstadoU Unidor de grGdo
o pOF f0oFzs, = que 10 viGIenCiR Conq7s
80 Tealig6 lR ceai6n o6sdeci6 cuetGi6a de-
dollHFs map menoE
Das2e Ia pFesidenCia del doctor Sanols'
moDts exiBtfA0 negociGcioneB sptTe lCs ga
biDsteR de WAEhiDgknn Brgot6, teuden'
teU ls compFs de dicha zora Maa tsrde,
cusndo foe ocupadR por el saCTiatanssco DR..
don Jot6 Msnusl Marrt qplp, por M golps
do cu2Ftel contra sl spciano doctor San.
cemort', tomsTon csr6cter f1rmai las
negotiaclonse, ? satr9 les EainistFos do Ea'
tsd0 da Colonhia EuSAdoB UoidoF, doc.
torau HeEEGn = Hay be iEm6 IN tratado
Eel cuRl calls Colombia bisn libFadF, con
ana buera Buma = concaaiones vsntajoBeB.
81 tEatado HeTr6c-Hay fu6 Esthizado
pcr Marroquin & inStsucias dc ags awigog.
sEtEs ellcE 81 doctor don Msnasl A. Care,
uuo de los raEs tsnsess opoSitoTeB al TIA.
tadv, = Ia Fraction conssrvadoEa hIst5riea
gee ocupAbR sl CoDgreae<
Las p0gcciacioDas qusdaFsu Fctas.
DesputB. ....,. Nadis ignorR 10 ocurrido
Ia nochs dol de NoyiembFa de 1903.
lido ei mundo Vs5e que en- squslls
n6rdida comedi& 81 audbz VsriIIg Ga6 ano
de- los pEir cipsleS actcEea
RCYTER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
SUCESOS Y
COMENTOS.
(Ds muestros cables de Ia ssmana }

AdslsntEndonea los aucsnog, noticia-
mos en- los 8ntsTiOreg ComantAKios de nuss.
tFos CEblss Ia pr6ximR csfdR de Alexis, en-
el momanto miamo sn ,qQa 81 Rncisnu gs.
neral Simon 10 aIzaba en- Las RfusFas dc
Is capital haitians.
Eats uuGese, que pueds llsmaEBs 'golp0
do CuaIts" dsl ouOI, no hs podidO sBca-
par cen foFtunB niDgdn gobisFno quo 10
hR Bufei5o, hiso Cambiar por complete en-
ooFto tigmpo, la Eituaci6n polftica en- 81
81 vacino pBfs.
For mucho tempo, Los gobieEnog de Las
TepGblicag del continents nm0EicRno, fue'
ron vfctimGB do sBgas cpnapiEaciones Eeali.
2adaS en lR mismR capital por les guaFni
Cirnes de ID ciudRd. EHto8 actosl de var.
dadsEa audRCis, pTomoVidoE psr loB je'
faB mI!itaFgE, sTFaAtrad0B poT la ambici6n,
tsEminaban cen 81 sBe8inato del Presidents
Ia priBi6n, degpu6I de scr obligsdo
Ebdic&F en- el caudiilo dc Ia Uonjura.
La pen Ultima que tuvo lugsF On 81 Pa
raguay, degpu6s de un fdaiogo bombAEdeo
p3E la gu8Fnici6n BublevAdR, que cRuB6
gTandea dssperfsotoB 01 Len edifcios del
gobieroO, foe hacho priaioneFo ell prsBidsn.
to por ls rsvoluci6n y obligado declinaT
Q mand0 an Gl jsfe do 6atp, que no era otEo
gus el mismo vicepFeBidsnt'.
En- Santo D3miDgo ss realiE6 ctgs 70.
voIuci6l asmsjants, hhce POGO tismpo,
trHmadR par 9! gsnsral Horaoio Vazqueg,
gus ocupaba Is viospTeaidsnciA de ls Tepti.
b iGs, Gisndo vfctimA oil Refi9F Juan IHidEo
Gimeuez el ouSl tuvo que refogiarBe On
la Ifg0oi6s fF8uCsRs, dsBpp6B de ab6icaP
v Olentamsnts Ia FE9sidsnciR en- el general
VEzqueZ, quien chy6 tpoCo tempo deBpu6u
poF ctEo golOs semsjanta ftaguRdO en- lR
FoTtaIe2s por Las tEOpAB de guarnici6n ccm-
hinadaB con los det8nfdoB polfticoB de IB
T3rrs Gel HON 9nRje e.
NuessgoJ IecsoTeg Couocan toAoH loa Dar-
meGOres datalles ds lcs suolsoa de Haiti.
AhoFa Csbs pregontas: ia cAidR del
gararsl Alexis ? eI Rdvsnimisato G1sl gene
raj Simon S lR pres dGnciR inf foiTan de mo
d'sprovtChsBo IN lG pas = pTegrsso do lR
rspdblics? Ea dudcB9.
Et gsueFRl Simon, caAi de Ia edRd de %
entscsaoE, az de IL misma egCuslR do este.
Do eECsEa instruction, aus actoa do ferooi
dad son bien o0noCidoB. Sin prOatigio pc
lftico, solo cusnta con una gran pBrto del
ej6Fcito on d0nds goza dc COZ f an2s.
Es dc prGsumiT, que los pbTtidsgioa
dc FiFmip, 20 pudiendo Evsnitss & sBtB
nDevs AitnRoi6n qua Representa- la cont
nuNci6a del regimen que gubsists deude Ia
Cafds dol smpaTadoT D3sgaliuss hsca SO
Si3g, ptuaben fo1tunR con IN nusvo Rl.
zsmiento, cen major sus;ta qua 81 del msB
de Oct0bre pAsado.
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SAMA C FRAU
AGENTEs COMIsIONIsTAs.

AGENTES COMISIONISTAS
Sde
d c. Fischer de EN- ~ -
6mOdOs 90OD'NNO
ITBRTCA
CAJAs DE caudae, de
Su0agentes de eescibir
PLAZA DE LAS DELICIAS
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Observation-Disclosures

Precipitation. O.35
Viento 6 las 800 . m
4 b e
VientO maKimO lE N
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24
Township Meetings.

Pursuant to resolutions
adopted by the Republican
Central Committee Friday,
Dec. 9th 1907, township mass
conventions are called to be
held Sat-, Feb. 1, 1908, at 2 p.
M, to select delegates to a
county convention TO be held
in the county court house at
Marshall, Mo, Monday Feb.
3, 1908, at IL a. m. for the
purpose of choosing, first,
nine (9) delegates to the State
delegate convention to be
held in the city of st. Louis
Thursday Feb. 27, 1908 al
10 a. m.. second (2d) and the
transaction of such other bus
mess AS may come properly
before the convention.
The place OF meeting ant
number OF delegates to bt
CHOSEN from the variou,
townships are as follows:
Arrow Rock Nelson 5 delegate
Blsckwster Ridge Prairie 4 !"
Cambridge Slater
Clay Saline City
lElwwood salt sPsiags1 5
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24

Monday nignt NJ her home
on Locust st.
Miss Ida Wiicber has re.
turned from u three weeks
at the different places in
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stall
lings a"e visiting relatives in
Shelbina, Mo.
Mrs. G. K. Smith Of st.
Louis who had been visiting
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Il.
Owens, for two weeks return.
ed to her home Saturday.
Mrs. Orville Cayton is Wis.,
iting relatives in Kansas City
this week.
joe Farrell has been cary.
ing mail on route 4 since Mr..
Bright's little son has been
quite sick Of pneumonia.
W.B. Palmore, Of st. Louis,
will speak in the morning at
the Methodist church next
Sunday Jan. 10Th and at
night in the Christian church
10 interest of the Anti Saloon
League.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24
MAKE IT YOURSELF.
Says Many Persons Here Can
be Made Happy Again.

There is so much Rheuma-
tism here in our neighbor-
hood now that the following
advice by an eminent author
|ity, who writes for readers of
n large Eastern daily paper,
will be highly appreciated by
those who suffer:
Get from any good phar-
macy one.half ounce Fluid
Extract Dandelion, one ounce
Compound Kargon, three
|ounces of Compound Syrup
Sarsaparilla. Shake these
we'll iu u bottle and take in
teaspoonful doses after each
meal and at bedtime; also
drink plenty of g'od water.
1t is claimed that there ave
few victims at this dread ,r.i
torturous disease VINO will
fail To find ready relief in this
simple homemade mixture,
and In most cases a perma'
nent cure is the result.
This simple recipe is SAID
10 strengthen snd cleanse th.
elimina,ive TISSUES of tn.
Kidneys so that they can a.
ter and strain from the bi"nu
and system the poison~. acids
and waste Tatter, which cause
not only Rheumatism, bnt
numerous other di~ 'ases.
Every man or woman here
VINO feels that their kidneys
are not healthy and active, o'
who suffer from any urinar,
trouble whatever, should mo-
hesitate to make up this mix
ture, as IL is certain To d,
much good and may save va,
from much misery and suffe'
ing after while.
Our home druggists say
they will either supply th'
ingredients or mix the pre-
scription ready to take If ouI
readers ask them.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24

Court presents abstract OF
fees collected for the month
of December, same is eXamin.
ed and approved by Court.
c. b. Bacon, sheriff pre-
sents abstract of fees collect.
ed for the month of December
and same is examined and APP
proved by the Court.
W. G. Dirrett, clerk of the
County Court present abstract
Of fees collected for the month
|of December and same is eX.
ahmed and approved by the
ICJuit.
J. S. Wilson, treasurer, is
ordered to transfer from the
County Revenue fund To the
Road Revenue fund the sum
Of $4,000, and distribute same
among various districts in
proportion TO the valuation of
same.
Ordered by the Court that
the clerk of this Court pub.
lish Il request that all persons
holding road warrants, pre-.
sent and file same with him
before the February term OF
this Court, in order that the
Court may know the condi.
tioDs Of each district.
Appointment to L. M. Barn
hill as deputy collector is pre-
sented and approved by the
Court.
William Field Is hereby ap.
pointed constable of Black
water township and the
amount Of his bond fixed at
S4OO.
Ordered by the Court that
Frank M. Latimer be, and is
hereby appointed County
Highway Engineer" for a term
of two years, and that the
amount of his bond be fixed a,
$500.
J. Ii. Wilson is hereby ap'
pointed constable of Grand
Pass township and his bond
fixed at $500.
Court adjourned to meet
Monday, January 9th, 1908.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24

bark will assume a "greasy"
or "buttery" appearance due
to the crushing Of the bodies
of countless numbers of
minute yellowbodied insects
which are beneath the scale
covering. Examined closely
these scales will be seen to
consist OF very small, circular
nearly fiat objects Of a sooty
or grayish color, which in
cases become 30 numerous ~
to completely cover all parts
of the tree above ground.
There are several common
native scale insects which, on
account of a somewhat similar
appearance, might at first ex
animation be mistaken for
this more destructive one.
Therefore in case an un.
healthy.lcoking tree or shrub
answering even fairly well To
the above description Is found
a piece of a twig or branch or
a slice of the outer bark
should be sent at once by
mail accompanied by a letter
giving details, and also the
name and address of the
sender TO the Sta'e Fruit
Experiment Station, Noun
tain Grove, Missouri. The
resu Is Of the examination OF
specimens 80 sent will be re.
ported 10 the sender without
delay.
Much has been written and
said of this pernicious orchard
enemy, but there are still
many owners Of fruit trees OF
plants which arc yet quite
unfamiliar with its appear
ance aud its treatment. Into
orchard districts where 1t ID
causing injury and where
growers are unfamiliar with
the methods of its control, as
far as IL Is possible, spraying
parties will be sent out from
the Station to give practical
educational spraying demon
strations.
1t is the purpose OF the
chronological department. ol
the State Fruit Experimen,
Station at Mountain Grove u
obtain Information regarding
| the occurrence of this and
other dangerous insect pests
and to employ all possible
measures to prevent theil
further distribution and ser
ious injury to the horticultur
al industry of the state.
4. p. TAYLOR,
EntomolOgist State Frui,
Experiment Station, Noun
tain Grove. Mo,
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24
THE CHIMES OR SAN JOSE
SCALE.
Look Out For It on Fruit
Trees and Shrubs.

Send sample of twigs, in
Tested with any suspicious
looking scale insects. Tor ex-
animation at the State Fruit
Experiment Station, Mountain
Grove, Missouri.
That this dangerous fruit
tree pest is already present in
some portions Of the state is
now well known. In some
sections il is causing great
damage to orchards. In some
localities methods Of control
have been successfully adopt
ed and the fruit trees are .hus
being saved In other local
tiles it is probably present,
but on account of recent in
PRODUCTION, fruit tree owners
are still unfamiliar with it's
appearance and are conse.
quently unaware OF its pres.
ence upon their premises. II
allowed To continue uncheck.
| ed it is but a question of a few
years when young orchards,
now thrifty and vigorous,
will be practically destroyed.
That the larger per cent Of
the fruit growing area of Mis-.
souri, is yet entirely free from
infestation by this pest is
probable. This condition
makes it highly important
that all owners of fruit trees
become familiar with the in
sect and at once put into
practice measures of control
wherever it is known to exist,
1t is to the interest of every
fruit grower IN Missouri, who
has any reason to suspect u
possible that his property
now harbors this insect, u
send specimens of the twigs
',or bark which to them look il
any way suspicious, in order
that its presence be ascertain
led with certainty.
The presence of the Chimes,
or San Jose scale may b,
suspected when the bark o
Itwigs or the trunk of trees ol
shrubs are found covered will
; reddish or sunken spots, whel
unnatural Redeemed areas ar
seen upon the fruit or whe'
the bark becomes covere,
with an ashen or gray colore'
J crust This crust NAV b
scraped of with q knife, th
covering coming away ~ thil
scales. 10 several cases !
1.-THE surface IL rubbed will
the back of = kQjts blsde VI
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24

Crowded out last week.
In our homes are precious babies,
DImplsd dsrlings swset and fair,
In the bsr.room stand the bottles,
Which, o votsr, will you spsrcP
Babes OF flesh with hopes immortal.
Future men Of future years,
Holding fast in tiny fingers
All our hopes and Joys and tssrs.
In the bar.rosm ere the bottles,
Filled with poison rank and vile,
Holding death and swift destruction,
waiting for esch mothers child,
Enemies OF homes and mothers,
Enemies of children fair,
Years of blood We call TO witness,
Years Of grief and quick despair.
Strange ths. men 90 long oppressed us,
Strange that men have voted thus.
Hear our CRY, o men OF Conscience,
Won't you cast your vote for ne?
For the Baby or the Bottle,
You must cast your vote today,
For this men Of future ages
Or their bisssrsst enemy.
For the mother n tho hearth stone,
With the bsby on her 'knss,
Or the battle In the bar-room,
which, o Voter, will Il bsP
For the Baby or the BottleP
voss,for one you surely must.
Hssr the CRY Of Christian mothers,
Won't you cast your vote for usP
Mrs. Mary Slater,
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24
SWEET SPRINGS
Intended for last week

Andrew Henley who has
Just recovered from nn attack
of pneumonia was seen on our
streets Tuesday.
Miss Eliza King entertain.
ed the Junior and Sophomore
classes of the high school
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24
County Court Proceedings.

A'AS"c W y t'SoN'ts sS W
Hickman, j. p. Force and W.
G. Gaines, Judges; W. G.
Durrett, Clerk and G. h. Ba.
con, Sheriff.
Ordered by the court that
the Sheriff make proclamation
Of the opening of court.
Ordered by the court tha,
Mrs. Fannie Shorter be sent
to State Hospital at Fulton,
a. n county patient.
Ordered by the court tha,
request be made for the adj.
mission OF May Shorter as o
patient in the Missouri Col
ony.
Commissioner ordered to
view and report as 10 culveris
on roads in sections =, 3 and
4, twp 80, range 10.
). b. Thomson, Assessor,
files and presents assessment,
books for the year 1908, anc
same are examined by the
cnurt and approved.
Commissioner ordered to
view and report as TO bridge
ON road in 10 j2-20.
In the matter Of the ap-
pllcation OF J. NJ. N.chols for
renewal of dramshop license,
same is taken up by the cour t
and considered and said az
pl!cation is denied.
Court proceeds TO appoirt /
Judges of election To act at
the special election TO be held
D inuary 10Th, 1908.
Application and petition ,f
L,wenstein Bros. for dram.
shop license 10 commence Jan.
18th, 1908 is taken and con.
sidered and by the court re.
fused.
Ordered by the court that
the clerk make distribution of
the County Foreign Insurance
Tax rs provided by law.
Annual report of road dis
trict No. II as presented by
the court approved.
In the matter of the petit
tion OF j. Ii. Brayman ct al to
vacate road, it is ordered by
the court that said road be
vacated as prayed for in said
petition.
Miscellaneous accounts pre-.
sented and allowed and war
rants ordered drawn in pay.
ment of same.
Inquest papers in the mat.
ter of Samuel Dyke, deceased
presented, examined and or.
dered filed.
Commissioners ordered to
view and report as to bridges
OF road in sections 2, 81, 20
and 35, 50, 20.
Inquest papers in the mat.
ter of Shelby Porter, deceas-
ed, presented, examined and
warrant issued in payment OF
fees due in same.
j. W. Barnhill, collector,
presents statement Of collec.
tions for the month of Decem.
Der, 1907, same is examined
and approved by the court.
Application of M. Nunies
for renewal of dramstor
license is presented and ap
proved by the court aud Ii
cense granted.
Ordered by the court tha
taxes Of the /. D. o. F. lodge
at Slater for years, 1905, I9Ot
and 1907, be, and the same ar,
hereby RENTED, on accoun
of erroneous assessment.
Annual report of Com mis-
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-24

Grand Pass Malta Bend 8
Liberty Berndon 3
Marshall Marshall IL
Miami Miami 9
Salt Fork Shelby s. II. Z"
Salt Pond Sweet Springs 7 /"
G. II. Tucker, Secy.
W. B. Mullins, chairman.
In pursuance TO the above
call the Republicans of Mar
shall township will meet in
the county court room Satur-
day, February lst at 2'p. m.
Milton Alison. Com mittean.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
SAILING OF
THE LEDA|
BY Victor Lauriston.

In an hour more the I.eda would
sail. Walter Dumont. putting at his
cigar, unused on all that this meant
! TO him. Six weeks had passed by
since he first met Estese. Six weeks.
And what had she not become to him
in those six weeks and now. this
morning, their farewell Estelle
would go With Mrs Lascelles. the
stately, freezing chaperone This
morning the Leda was to sail; and
they sailed on the Leda
Then he must 90 back to the
broad West, TO his business, and she
to England, to play the lady IN the
estates of her tyrannous old step
father, the baronet In time she
would inevitably forget him Could
he inevitably forget her? But what
"a distance there was between the
'daughter-eyen the step-daughter--
of the English baronet, and the
young colonial merchant!
He threw away his cigar, and
strolled down toward the wharf.
There he was to meet her once more,
at the last moment. to say good by.
He stood with his hat in his hand,
and his hands behind HIS back. look
ing about.
Huge, black. imposing, the ocean
liner lay at her moorings The
wharf was crowded with people, pas
sengers, steyedores, porters. His
keen eye took it all in at a glance;
and in a distant. deserted corner,
amid innumerable parcels, gray
travelling dress that meant stelle.
Mrs Lascelles is terribly ner-
yous," she said Il have her quite
worked up with the fear of being left