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The Marshall republican., 1908-01-10
OREARVILLE.

1 Mrs. Frank Auer was call
ed TO the the bedside of her
uncle, d.. Walker, who died
at his home near Gretchen
last Wednesday.
Miss Etheleyn Scott, of
Marshall, spent several days
last week with friends in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Drown
were shopping in Slater
Thursday.
DR.. j. s. Leisure, who has
been visiting relatives in this
vicinity, returned to st. Louis
Saturday.
Miss Bette Poindexter, Of
ARROW Rock, visited with
Miss Iuez Brown one dag
last week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-10
What we advertise We do.

lobby. The twenty-five
couples present thoroughly
enjoyed themselves In dane
ing until II o'clock when an
elegant four.course supper
was served in the dining
room. We are unable TO say
whether any of the young
ladies got up enough courage
to ''break the ice" but the
county recorders books will
no doubt tell the story in a
short time.
The senior class of Me high
school will again give the
plays IA Cold, Cold World"
aud "His Sister Jane" at the
opera house tonight friday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-10
HACKLEFOR

James Grain, of Granville,
N. D., is here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
G. Il. Sandidge, of near
Shackleford, is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Will Tuckwiller, of near
Shackleford, marketed a car
load of hogs Wednesday OF
last week.
s. r.. Chambe rlain is on
the sick list this week.
There was u shooting
Tatch ut Gretchen Saturday
and it was well attended.
A small crowd of relatives
and friends took Dime,
with Dr.. Harrison of Hern'
don. Those present were
Harmon Smith and wife, Rob-
Miller aud vile, Jno. Shellen
burger aud wife. Mrs. Too
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-10
WAVERLY BOTTOMS
"HONKY TONK"

Edith carp spent Saturday
and Sunday with her cousin.
Silvia Demoss.
Mrs. Fannie Byars gave an
elegant New Years dinner To
her many friends. Those
present were: Mrs. Jane
carp, Mrs. VIM. Byars, Mrs.
Lucy Humphreys, Mrs. Mary
Arnold, Mrs. Pate, Mrs.
Ollie carp, Mrs. Powell, Mrs.
BreadOn, Miss Nellie Byars,
Miss Ethel Cooper, Mrs.
George carp, Mrs. Bristow
and Mrs. Lawson Byars and
children.
John carp and family and
mother, Mrs. Jane carp spent
Sunday with James Demoss
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Low rey
and Mrs. Betty Demoss spenl
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-10

Higgins and daughter, Min
ME, and +. r.. Hutson. They
reported IL pleasant time.
Mr.and Mrs. $. Il. Chamber,
lain entertained several of
their friends and neighbors
ON Jan. 9Th. They had II fine
goose which was relished by
all. The guests were MIR.
aud Mrs. John Hayes, of
Gretchen, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Tuckwiller Of near Shackle'
ford. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed
Chamberlain aud DR.. Harrison
of lIerndon.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-10
MT. N

School took up here Mon
day with Il full attendance.
Miss Katherine Irvine re-
turned Sunday afternoon from
"a Christmas visit to her par.
ents near Cedar City.
Mrs. Arthur Oquest spewt
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. h. II. Grimes and
daughter, Estelle, Mrs. Joe
Robertson and John Dinglcy
had business in Marshall
Monday.
Mrs. Sarah simmons is Wis
ting her sister in Macon
county, she expects To stay
several weeks.
Mat Barnes, wife and son,
Willie, are in Napton visiting
this week.
Mrs. Chas. Brown aud
daughter, Miss Annie, were
callers here Friday afternoon,
. Rev. g.. W. McClanahan
will be pastor of Mt. Leonard
Baptist Church the coming
year. He lives in Ksnsa,
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-10

City and comes u us well re-
commended. Preaching every
I'd and 18th Sundays. Every
body cordially invited.
Ligrippe seems Ia be- TAX
ing hold On number Of our
lady and fellow citizens.
III. f.. Dlngley is comfort.
ably situated for the winter
and extends hearty welcome
Ia all. Having been a. Salt
Springs for nearly i've years
he comes with an established
trade. Highest prices paid
for produce and IA fresh line of
groceries at reasonable prices
always ON hand.
Will Kellot is reported i'm.
p'oSluS.
Mrs. Bob Wright and
daughter, Cora, were visiting
here this week.
Several from here attended
preaching services at Salt
Springs Sunday evening.
The 9Th Sunday Convention
of the Saline Baptist Associa-
ton met with the t.Leonard
church. The program was 4.
good one and ag,n,d crowd ~.
tended. Dinner and supper
was served by the ladies' in
the class room. Plenty of
well filled baskets aud hot
coffee seemed sufficient for
everyone.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-10

Friday with John carp and
family.
Brack carp and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with
John Lowcry and wife.
N. u. Pate and wife spent
Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Willard of Grand Pass.
Enos and Roy carp spent
Sunday with their cousin,
Demoss.
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County 0e~s
SLATER
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. M. E. Ankron, OF
Marshall, visited Mrs. Perry
Davis Saturday and Sunday.
Joe Mullins was here from
Miami Monday.
Brakeman II. l.. Wulff Mon
day morning met with "a very
painful accident. He got his
right hand crushed between
two draw bars in the Slater
wards and after having it
Ibaudaged left for Kansas
Eity To have it attended to.
die said that he might have
no lose the third finger.
n A. G. Poister was in from
Rock Monday and in.
{Mormed US that Oscar Tecke-
meyer had returned from
Nebraska.
~ The Slater young ladies are
not availing themselves OF the
leap year opportunities it
seems SO the young men gave
them q little encouragement
by inviting them to a banquet
and dance at the Hotel Saline
on the evening of Jan. I'd.
Vawter's orchestra OF Mar
shall was secured to furnish
music, the hotel parlors. lobby
and dining room were deco.
rated in carnations and roses
n End nnnch was served in the
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-10

II twin b, unnecessary Tor you 10 20
through . painful, expensive opsss.
tion for Piles II you use Msazsa. pss
up In collapsible tube with ssusls,
ready to apply 70 the ssrsasss - =.
asmmation. For any foru ot. Ptass,
price 800 guaranteed. Sold AySk. Y.
yrAnklin.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
Priest Bares Cooks Crime
From The Cali of Nov. 6. 1906

Editor Call: In yesterdays your journal there appeared
which the public life of
ing public property
dragged political campaign.
In looking candidates the labor ticket
among Carroll Cook
been belief that the would touch him than would
eper His nomination of republican
of that become partake ndorsing his
nomination.
Cook upon aborers
that his should appear upon their ticket?
As they families their chill
den dearly their lives But by fostering
bodiels Judge strikes family
will the burdens of life
and of families while such Nypha, Marcana
the Jackson judicial
The number of unmarried
Jackson
marriage young
growing less day and that them
of and sam Many of those young
every alghng Jackson Kearny
others of their calling throughout the city their downfall
and their continuation venal and officials
In the early
sides with propeos
which be of gigantic We had the and
tried by police earessy
imprisonment
the Judge Cook chaponed the and
by his efforts succeeded modifying the the
and imposing hne Embodened by light punish
they received the Nympha
flourish chief of temporarily
Isaiah w. Lees it crushing blow.
Yes Judge Cook OF
and later of the Mana in Dupont and by his friend
ship for broes and their propos and inmates he ends far
his the family life plmges youth into
members of the unions your
pndence manhood polls Manifest your
sancdy giving crushing
voting hangs
over his name Prove that you are not the friend Of pro
enemy T. cARAHER
November S. 1906.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
Democratic State Central Committee Notes
BRYAN GAINS HEAVILY
IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Timothy j. Spellacy Pre-
diets Republican Ma
jority Will Almost
Be Wiped Out


Timothy J. Spellacy. formerly of Ba-
kersfield, but now of Los Angeles,
called at the democratic state commit
tee rooms yesterday, bringing cheering
reports from southern California, the
section on which the republicans are
depending to carry the state for Taft.
The democrats of southern Cali
fornia were never so well organized as
they are in this campaign" he said.
They are thoroughly united and in
addition have the earnest support of
many republicans who are going to vote
for Bryan. The bank deposit guarantee
plank appeals to the republicans of
southern California, and is proving a
great vote getter. Another factor in
our favor is the discomfort among
Roosevelt republicans. who resent the
action of the Chicago convention in re-
Jecting important reform measures To
these men the democratic platform is
far more satisfactory than the one on
which Taft is running, and many of
them will be found voting with us
on election day. We will surely carry
Los Angeles city, and make big slash
in the republican majority in the coun-
try districts. 1t will be the same story
in the other counties of southern Cali
fornia. We will make immense gains
everywhere. The republican politicians
who are predicting a Roosevelt ma
jority south of Tehachapi are putting
themselves in line for great disap-
pointment."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
'ISLAIS CREEK THE
TOPIC OF SPEAKERS
Richard j. WEIGH Makes Strong
Address in Thirty=Second
Assembly District
Declares Project Is of Vital I'M
pOrtance to People OF the
POtrerO

The lslais creek project and the di-
rect primary law were two subjects
brought to the attention of the hall
filled with voters in the thirty -scond
assembly district last night by a corps
OF republican speakers, chief among
whom was Richard j. Welch, candidate
for the state senate from the nine
| teenth senatorial district.
That the Islais crek project is of
vital concern to the residents of the
Potrero was evidenced throughout the
meeting. Every mention of the big
improvement brought forth applause
WEIGH declared that no project de-
served more support than the Islais
creek act, and he urged that every
voter favor the act.
Superior Judge George A. Sturtevant
spoke upon the necessity of unham-
pered court trials and declared that
delayed justice is no justice at ALL"
10. A. Hayes, nominee for congressman,
spoke upon the tariff question, declar-
ing that he was in favor of a pro-
tective tarff-one that would protect
the workingman. After his speech
Hayes rushed away to another repub-
lican meeting at Ingleside. James
Brennan, Isidore Golden, candidate for
the unexpired term in the superior
court; Charles H. Nelson, candidate for
the assembly, and ]. Crane, represent
tative of the building trades council,
also spoke, urging voters to support
the republican and union labor eandi-
dates.
Carroll Cook attempted to answer
charges made against him, and said
that the accusation that he had sent
man to the penitentiary for 90 years
for the theft of SIS was false.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
DECLARES HASKELL
D[FRAUDFD CREEKS
Federal Attorney Mott Reveals
the Method of JugglerIy
in Town Lots
Says Governor Used Dummies"
in Different Parts OF
the Country
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

GUTHRIE, Okla, Oct. 27.-The land
deals of Governor c. n. Haskell in the
Creek Indian nation, TO which Presi-
dent Roosevelt referred in his open
letter of September rs, 1908. to W. j.
Bryan, form the subject matter of a
signed statement made today by M.
for the Creek tribe of Indians.
Mott shows that prior to March s,
1900, the only right any man had to
lots in the city of Muskogee, located
in the Creek Indian nation at that
time, was the right of occupancy or a
tenantry at will If man held any
of the vacant or unimproved property
within the townsite for grazing or
any other purpose he was permitted
under an act of congress to hold not
more than two lots, one for home
and one for a place of business, and
to have the same at half their ap-
praised value, the remainder to be
sold by the government. in town lots
continued:
Now. in order to prevent the sale of these lots
at auction, and in order that they might get
entered into conspiracy with one OF the parties
holding large vacant tract in the town whereby
large number of lots scheduled In the
names of dummies straw men, in differ
ent parts Of the country. BY this method OF de-
ception, fraud and crime against the laws OF the
land Haskell was enabled TO deceive and impose
upon the government and thereby defraud said
Indians of their money and their property.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
BALLOTS WILL NOT
BE LOST THIS YEAR
Candidates Nominated by Two
Parties Will Be Credited
With One Vote

BaHotsson which candidates for the
for twice are not to be thrown out by
the election officers at the erection next
Tuesday
Special instructions to the election
officers were issued last night, by the
election commissioners. to- the effect
that the good government league and
the democratic party having nominated
the same candidates for the offices of
judges of the superior court, in case
these candidates received votes in both
the democratic column and the good
government league column the ballot
shall not be rejected, but one vote shall
be counted for each candidate voted for
in both columns.
These instructions were issued in re-
Spouse to a request from the good gov
eminent league asking that no ballots
be thrown out by the election officers
on account of two votes being cast for
the judicial candidates that have been
nominated by both the good govern
ment league and the democratic party
Registrar Zemansky announced last
night that everything was in readiness
for the election on next Tuesday. The
ballots have been printed and are ready
for distribution and the booths placed
in proper order Nearly 10000 sample
ballots sent out by the registrar have
been returned to his office by the post
office. This indicates that the total
vote can not exceed $4,000 and that it
may not exceed $4,000.
Reports to the effect that Ignazia,
Joseph and Antonio Lasculoa SCI Fill
bert street, were not capable of reading
the constitution of the United States
were brought into the Office of the cleo
ton commissioners, and the three men,
father and sons. were ordered to appear
and show cause why their names should
not be stricken from the list of voters.
Ignazia, the father, and Antonio proved
that they were not illiterate and were
allowed to proceed without any instruc-
ton. The younger of the boys could not
read any English at all and was warned
not to attempt to vote at the coming
election. The commissioners decided
not to prosecute the youth, as he proved
to their satisfaction that his affidavit
that he could read the constitution was
unintentional.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
Hon Is Your BIood9

II you lack strength. are nervous,
have no appetite. donE sleep WELL get
tired easily your blood Is In bad condi-
tion. You can not be strong withour
pure rich blood Hodd's SarsapartLa
makes good. rich blood and keeps II
good.
DyspepSia-"For six, months my sys-
tenn was out OF order with dyspepsia
and impure blood spent lots OF money
in vain, but Hoods Sarsaparilla cufed
me-" JOS. 5. Zauba, Genoa. Neb-
Had No Appetite was troubled
with dyspepsia and had no appetite.
had a faint feeling after eating. s4y
constitution was all run down. bet
Hoods Sarsaparilla fully relieved me-
Florence stowe. Snidervilbe. Wisconsin
Weakness bless the day heard
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. as II cured me
of extreme weakness after grip. ouilt
my husband up after pnsumonia, and
cured eczema and blood poisoning
our Children" Mrs NJ. A. Delworth.
Box a. Embreeville. Pa.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold every
where. In the usual liquid. or IN tanl5-
form called SaEsatabs. 100 Doses one
Dollaf Prepared only by G toNd
Co. Lowell. Mass.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
HEARST SCORES CHANLER
Doodle Dee Turns From Oil Let
Iers to Press Agent Notices

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.--W. R. Hearst
departed from his routine of reading
so-called Standard oil letters tonight to
center his attack on Lieutenant Cover
nor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, demo-
craic candidate for governor. In a
speech at an independence league
meeting at the Grand Central palace
Hearst produced and read what he said
were press notices sent out in the in
terest of the Chanler boom prior to the
democratic national convention by a
press agent employed by Chamber In
these notices w. J. Bryan's candidacy
was held up to ridicule while Chanlers
qualifications were extolled.
With these as basis. Hearst at
tempted to show that ChanIer's present
attitude toward Bryan, especially, as
indicated at the Madison Square garden
Monday night, was one Of hypocrisy
and that Chanler was traitor and
turncoatn
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
BELL-PHELAN SPECIAL
Speakers Through San Joaquin
Valley Make Impression

BAKERSFIELD. Oct. 27.-Delayed by
great crowds all the way down the San
Joaquin valley. the Bell-Phelan special
train arrived here tonight one hour and
a half behind schedule time. 1t was
greeted at the Southern Pacific depot
by a reception committee of a score
Of representative citizens and an en-
thusiastic crowd of several hundred.
The meeting in the Bakersfield opera
house was presided over by Alfred
Harrell and addressed by State Senator
j. b. Sanford of Ukiah. T. Z. Hayden,
president of the Iroquois club of San
Francisco, and Hon. w. r. Jacobs of
Stockton.
Senator Sanford stated after the
meeting that the trip begun yesterday
at the extreme end of the Sacramento
valley and ending at the end of the
San Joaquin tonight satisfies him that
the two great valleys Will go over
wheimingly for Bryan.
There viii be two days whirlwind
campaign in the south before leaving
Friday. up the coast route for san
Francisco. The meeting tonight in
sures Kern county for Bryan by a big
margin.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
ADVISES STRAIGHT TICKET
lsidor Jacobs Speaks for Good
Government Nominees

Isidor Jacobs of the good govern
ment league advised all democrats to
vote the democratic and good govern
ment league judicial ticket straight at
meeting of the fortieth district
BRYAN and Kern club at Fraternal hall,
1919 Suffer street, Monday night.
Jacobs said that he had received a
telegram from Nathan Strauss of New
York stating that the state Of New
York would go for Bryan by 100,0
plurality and that Ohio and Indiana
were safe for Bryan.
w. Al. Cole of the building trades
council, who humorously referred to
the. republican elephant and the demo-
cratic donkey, said that while up in
Mendocino he had said that he was
at a loss how to designate the indie
pendence party, but that a farmer had
suggested the polecat as an appro-
pirate animal for the doodle dees. The
farmer said there were two kinds of
polecats and assured Cole that Hearst
was both kinds.
George n. Williams, w. c. Harrison.
David Hirsehberg, james A. MCGUIRE
and Robert L. Mann also spoke.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
THE BRYAN SPECIAL
AROUSES MANY VOTERS
Thousands Turn Out to
Greet Bell and Phelan
and Cheer for
Commoner

The Bell-Phelan special train is
rousing the voters of the interior to
high pitch of enthusiasm for William
j. Bryan and the cause he advocates.
From every town come reports of great
meetings, of people coming for miles
around to greet the train and cheer the
speakers and pledge their support to
the democratic presidential candidate.
In many places the crowds have been
the largest ever gathered there In any
campaign.
1t was from Red Bluff the special
started Monday morning. Since then
1t has sped in triumphal progress al
most the length of the state and is
now about to enter the country known
as south of Tehachapi." On the first
day out stops were made at Red Bluff,
Chico, Gridley. Marysville, Woodland,
Davisville, Lodi and Stockton Every
where the crowds were large and en-
thusiastic. At many places brass bands
headed the welcoming throngs.
Theodore A. Bell and State Senator
J. B. Sanford made several speeches
during the day. Captain Richmond p.
Hobson spent several hours on the
train and delivered the principal speech
at Chico, where he was wildly cheered.
The night meeting at Stockton sur
prised the politicians. Every seat in
the big hall was occupied every inch
of standing room was taken and many
were turned away James ID. Phelan,
who from the train to his hotel had a
voluntary escort of 300 voters, spoke
at length on the guaranty OF bank
deposits and Asiatic exclusion. He held
the close attention of the throng, and
after the meeting it was generally adj
mitted by republicans that his argu-
ments had won Bryan scores of voters.
Senator Sanford, cool headed man
who never lets his sentiments run
away with his judgment, sent the fol-
lowing telegram yesterday to Secre-
tary John +. Murray of the democratic
state central committee
MADEIRA, Cal. Oct. 81.
John f. Murray,
1898 Monadnock building.
Lodi and Stockton meetings record
breakers San Joaquin valley ablaze
with enthusiasm. People wait hours
for train. Special was an inspiration.
Modesto. Turlock, MERGED, MADEIRA, ova-
tions. Many republicans for Bryan.
81 B. SANFORD
Similar messages have come from
other sources and big majorities for
Bryan in all the counties of the Sacra-
mento and San Joaquin valleys are
now assured. The special is still keep
ing up its good work. An immense
audience greeted Bell and Phelan in
Fresno last night while at Bakersfield
the largest and most enthusiastic po-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
ROOSEVFLT'S NATAL
DAY IS OBSERVED
Fiftieth Birthday of President
H0n0red Without Ostenta=
ton at White House
Receives CongratulatOry Mes
sages, Attends to Usual Work
and Has Family Dinner

WASHINGTON. Oct 27.-President
Roosevelt observed his, iftieth birth
day today very simply He attended
to his executive duties as usual and
except for the reception of a delegation
from the Hungarian club from New
York in the east room of the White
House and the receipt of a large num-
Der of congra tulatory messages, some
floral tributes and gifts from the mem
bers of HIS family, the day was the
same TO him as any other day.
Late in the afternoon the president
donned his khaki riding uniform and
rough rider hat and went for horse
back ride. remaining out until o'clock
There was a jolly family dinner at
the White House this evening in honor
of the anniversary. No guests were
present.
King Edward of Great Britain sent
one of the first messages received:
Il request that you win accept my
cordial congratulations upon the oc-
casion of your birthday. together with
my best wishes for your welfare and
prosperity"
Governor Hughes of New York from
Catskill. n. Y, telegraphed:
My heartiest congratulations and
most cordial regards"
Archbishop ireland from st. Paul said:
II beg leave to Offer you my most
hearty wishes that many. many more
anniversaries be allowed you in service
Of your country and humanity"
From England Whitelaw Reid. Amer
lean ambassador to Great Britain, sent:
Congratulations on finishing the first
half century with a great record. The
past at least is secure"
Similar messages were received from
many persons.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
BUFFERS CAMPAIGN

At meeting of the Frank l. Butler
club at Master Painters hall. Devisa-
dero and Fulton streets. last night the
thirty seventh district democrats COM
pieted plans for a whirlwind finish to
the eamRaign for Butler, their candi-
date for the assembly. The meeting
was conducted by I. I. Fitzpatrick and
Eugene Beauce. chairman and secre-
tary, respectively. A precinct commit
tee of SO members was appointed. with
Harry M. Kelly as chairman and Tim
othy Reardon vice chairman. Butler
has both the democratic and union Ia
Dor nominations. and the precinct COM
mitteemen We're drawn from both
narties