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The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
A False Statement.

Several of our subscribers
state that they have been APP
preached recently by the
Democrat. News solicitor with
a request to take that paper
and saying that all our news
is taken from their daily. II
is useless TO point out how
false this statement is;a com.
parison of the news in the pa.
psrs will quickly show it. We
kindly ask fair play. Because
the Democrat News has a lit.
tie daily and prints a thing
first does cot give it an ex-
elusive right to any news.
Most OF our news is in type
before it appears in the daily.
|. Subscribe for The llarshall
|Raabliean.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
Lutheran Picnic.

The annual picnic of the
German Lutheran church of
Sweet Springs was held at
Sulphur Springs north Of that
place yesterday. The Sweet
Springs band furnished music
for the occasion. Rev. Bern
thai is pastor OF this church,
one OF the strongest In the
county.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
S160 For Best Article.

The Republican Congress.
sional Comm tee offers $50
for the best article not ex
ceeding 1000 words on the
subject:
WHY THE BLICAN
PARTY SHOULD BE
SUCCESSFUL NEXT
V Il X
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
REMOVAL NOTICE.

have moved my livery
business to the brick barn on
West Arrow street, formerly
occupied BY VIM. Reid, where
I solicit a continuance of your
patronage and promise good
service and courteous treat
ment When in need Of any
thing in my line telephone OF
call on me. "a
~J.S.O'Bannon.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12

The competition is open u
all.
In Judging the merits OF
contributions consideration
will be given not only TO style,
Arguments and facts present.
ed, but to the convincing pow.
err, and it should be- borne in
mind that Members of Con
gress are to be elected rs well
a. President ard V ce Presi
dent.
M manuscripts will be re.
turned, but will be the prop.
erty of the Committee.
The best article will be
widely used both in the news.
paper of the country and in
pamphlet form.
The award will be made and
check sent To successful con.
testant about August 18th.
Manuscripts must be mailed
not later than July l5.h TO;
Literary Bureau, Republican
Congress onal Committee
Metropolitan Bank Building,
Was hiugton, d. G.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
SIMPLE A R
ECZEMA.
Itching, Burning Skin Disease
Routed Without Use Of
Injurious Drugs.

Great inventors often have been
praised for surrendering the secrets
Of their discoveries. Practically
the same thing happened in the
medical world in the case Of DR..
Decatur ID. Dennis, the eminent
skin specialist Of Chicago.
Dr. Dennis, in his own Office prac-
tice, discovered that pure vegetable
oil Of wintergreen, properly mixed
with other simple remedies was
practically n sure specific for Ecze-
ms, psoriasis, BARRIERS itch, salt
rheum, and other itching skin dis
eases. But the oil Of wintersreep
alone was found ineffective IL
required other mild ingredients
such IS glycerine and thymol CON-
pounded with the wintergreen to
produce the real eczema cure.
This compounded d. ID. d. Pres
cription positively takes away the
itch at once the instant IL is ap.
piled to the skin. This vegetable
liquid does away with deleterious
drugs so long used in an attempt
- doctor the blood, whereas mod.
en- science has determined that
eczema is first and all the time .
skin disease.
II you want TO know more about
the merits Of ID. ID. ID. Prescription
call at any drug store. We vouch
for this remedy.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
The New Postof6ce Building.

Upon the enactment Of a law
aut horizlng the acquisition Of
"A site for a Federal building
the Treasury Department In.
v,tes, through IA local news.
paper, proposals for the sale
or donation of a suitable corn.
er. This advertisement gives
such information as To the di.
mensionS of the site and the
general requirements rs will
ENABLE intelligent preparation
|of proposals.
The offers are opened in
Washington at the time stated
in the advertisement, and AS
soon thereafter AS practicable
an agent OF the Department is
sent to make = personal exam
ination Of the proposed loca.
lions and such Othe $ as he
deems desirable. Upon this
report, together with repre-.
sensations in writing from
other sources, the Department
selects the site aud, if the
property is to be acquired by
purchase, accepts the offer of
the successful bidder, subject
to the conditions stated in the
advertisement and the At;or.
ney. Generals approval of the
title.
Whenever the Department
is unable 10 purchase an &C.
ceptable site at a reasonable
price, or where acceptable
title can not be secured BY
voluntary conveyance, sele'
etion 10 made and the title 40.
by condemnation pro
seedlings, in which the price
ito be paid is judicially de
~,termiued.
The building (if any on the
site should be reserved by the
vendor, To b removed upon
notice after payment for tn
land has been made. Gener.
ally, notice W move h uOl
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
Corn Growers-Notice This.

: The corn shows this fall
bid fair to the best ever yet
held. One reason for so
thinking is that men know
mere about good corn, and a
second is that such liberal
premiums were never offered
before. .
The State Fair at Sedalia,
October Bird TO 9th comes
across with hundreds of dol.
lars for cash prizes, besides
good merchandise prizes, free
scholarships, etc.
; The State Corn Growers
Association for their annual
show in January will offer the
best list they have ever been
able to give. Some of the fine
things are given here, take a
look at them and get into the
game. Some young man will
win a $500 Automobile Seat
Buggy,o offered by Jones Bros.
Mercantile Co., Kansas City,
Mo. Then the DeLaval Cream
Separator Company offer a
$500 improved separator
No. IL The U. S. Cream
Separator Co., offer a No. Z
improved Cream Separator
valued at $1,000. The Avery
Company OF Peoria, III, q
Perfection Edge.D Drop Corn
Planter, $45.00. Mo. Moline
Plow Co., st. Louis, an i'm.
proved Edge Drop Corn
Planter $45.00. The Spartan
Mtg. Company of Pontiac, I'll.
. Power Feed Mill $45.O 90.
The Slower Mig. Co. of Free.
port, q No. S Ideal Feed Mill,
eA5.O 90. The Sandwich Mfg.
Co., Sandwich, Illinois, 1
as 90 Feed Mill. The John,
son 4 Field Mfg. Co, Racine,
Wisconsin, q Fsuning Mill,
Corn Sorter and Dagger,
$500. The Simmons Hard
!, ware o., St. Louis, offer ,
5000 Keen Kutter Tool Cab
met, also : 5000 Keen Knit
ter Tool Cabinet. There an
! namsress other srtielse ~
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
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County Clerks Notice Of PTi.
mary Election.
STATS Of nissouri, s.,

state Of Missopri, o..
County Of Saline. -"
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Saline on the nrst Tuesday OF August. -.
Fourth day OF August, 1909,
ior he following o@css to BE- voted for al
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xnege Of ~ 9nprsuse Quart.
JudGe Of the Ksnaas City OOart e Appeais
n~eIrsssneasavs In Con0ssss. osSsa1S O0S-
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The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
A Big Trade.

E. L. E,sea traded his in.
terest in the Fletcher build.
Ing last week to John Bur.
roughs for a consideration Of
ST., 800. He took in exchange
$50 acres OF Red X YER Valley
land at $40 800.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-12
Local Items

Prof. W. S. Tuck spent
last week at Sweet Springs
tuning pianos.
Geo. Akeman and family
were here from Sweet Springs
Friday shopping.
Robt. Cary of Kansas City
was the guest Of DR.. WIN.
Harrison and family this
week.
Z. +. Phegiey, wife and two
SOS. Of 4 ma. spent Sunday
with W. W. Brooks IN Mar.
shall.
DR.. ID. c. Gore attended the
meeting Of the National Med.
ical Association at Chicago
last week.
Carroll Logsdon, who has
been ut Excelsior Springs for
his health, has been very low
the past week.
Mrs. A. Ransberger Of Salt
Springs returned Saturday
from a visit TO her daughter,
Mrs. McLennen, OF Kansas
City.
&C. Richards had business
in Kansas City Saturday. He
informs us that he expects to
visit his son at Sal Lake City,
Utah, soon.
Aug. Rhine of near Arrow
Rock, passed through Mar
shall Friday morning on his
way TO Higginsville to visit
his parents several days.
With the chautauqua, Pres
byterian Assembly and coun.
" fair billed for this summer
in Marshall our people need
not lack substantial entertain
ment.
Mrs. John N. Hamer and
son, Bryan, of MAYHEM are
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Boyer, northeast OF town,
They expect to return home
s 'nday.
T.. ]. Wilson went TO Hig'
ginsville Saturday TO meet
his grand daughter, Miss
Corona Shepherd, Of Sedalia
who will spend the summer
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Vawter
are in Kansas City this week
attending the jewelers. and
Opticians Associations State
con v~ention. Chas. Mauch
was also o visitor at the con
vention.
Mrs.L.F. Urban, of Pueblo
Colo., is spending a month OF
81 with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mira. Z. b. Roberts, and viii
also make . short visit I,
MT. Sterling, ILL.,, before re
turning home.
Blackburn and Swee
Springs will both have biI
Fourth Of July celebrations
We ere always asking th'
people from the coanty 4
come to Marshall, now let u
b neighborly and spend
day With them. Both towns
~ splendid entertainers.
Chris Mooney and son wers
hsre ffoa Ne son Thursdsy
~ lsst week. Mr.. M00nej
agosns nssthak - wills nol
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
BATES

Mesdames Hanks and Shea went
to Miller Thursday, via Washington
Mr. and Mrs Goodsell, of Beldon
Neb. are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Greene.
Clark, Emma, Katie and Eta
Linn, of Cherry, spent Sunday a,
Mr. Stoudt's.
Ogee Johnson, is hauling lumber
for the erection of a house and barr
on his farm in Rose Hill.
Miss Domsch went to the Springs
Monday for weeks visit, taking the
Miller stage at Bates.
Mrs Roy Watson. with her two
little boys, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs Horner, Sunday.
Rev. Schervers and family came
NY from the Springs Friday to at,
tend the meetings here Sunday
Rev. Schervers preached to our
German friends. At the Sunday
evening service to school house was
densely crowded, Notwithstanding
four wagon seats being brought in,
many had to stand, Surely there is
great need of church building al
this place.
Lois Bell, entertained few of hei
friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of her thirteenth birthday.
Mr. Horner, with his three daugh
ters, went to the Springs Tuesday
to visit his daughter, Mrs James.
The woman and her son, who pass
ed thru here last Spring driving &
team of cows, again made their ap.
pearance, this time they have two
rigs, the boy driving a team of cal
YES hitched to an old buggy with
two dogs and a calf tied behind the
RIG.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
REE HEIGHTS

Mrs Walter Berry and the two
Youngest children spent a few days
with Stella Berry at Phillip.
Mrs Frank Myers of Battle Lake,
Mimi, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Connely. She reports
that Mrs Lydia Myers, who in the
early days was landlady Of the Rec
Heights hotel, died last spring at
the advanced age of sc years.
DR.. E. H. Wood and wife of Sails
bury Center, N. Y. were calling on
old friends here last week. Time
has touched this worth couple light
ly and they note many improve
ments since they left here fourteen
years ago.
John Spiers and wife have visitors
from Iowa.
Who went to the fair? 1t would
be easier to tell who didn't go, all
were we'll pleased the that attended.
Peterl Watkins and Glen Willett
went to Chicago, Saturday to spend
a week visiting, and Glen will con-
suit an occulist for his eyes.
George Price and sister Mrs Jones
came from Harrisburg, S. D. Satur-
day to visit Will Price and family.
School commenced Monday the
18th with Miss Hortense Crossman,
of Washington, prin.. Miss Helen
Lyman from Ethan, intermediate,
and Miss Morrison, of Miller, pri-
mary.
Misses Bernice Berry and Violet
Wareing will attend school here
this winter.
Chas. and Hugh Gardner left Mon
day to attend school at Yankton
college, Virgil Gardiner left the
same day for Yankton college, and
Frank Lawler for Brookings college.
All wish these boys success, and they
will be greatly missed especially by
the school girls.
Wesley Newell and wife mourn
the loss of their little boy, aged 4
months. Funeral services conduct,
ed by Rev. C.. L. Starr were held at
the home, Saturday afternoon, in,
terment in the Highmore cemetery
The sympathy of ali is extended tc
the bereaved ones.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
Escaped From ASYLUM

Huron Herald. Word was receiv-
ed yesterday morning by Judge A.
A. Chamberlain from l.. G. Mead,
superintendent Of the Yankton in
same asylum that George Fountain
of Washington, who was judged in
sane few months ago by the Hand
county court, had escaped from the
asylum Friday night. 1t was
thought that he would return direct
to his home at Washington and Sher-
lff Young was Immediately notified
to be on the watch for the man.
1t will be remembered that Foun-
tain was arrested at Washington last
fall and bound over by the justice
court of that city to appear fefore
the circuit court on the charge of
cruelty to animals, having beat a
horse which he was breaking, until
it died from the results.
However, when Fountain was TAX
en- before the grand jury, they fail
ed to find indictment and he was
turned loose, having been confined
in the county jail from Oct. 16 to
Dec. 13, 1907.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
PLEASANT VALLEY

Mrs c. C. Price and son Jake drove
drove down from Lebanon last week
for visit at the Knox ranch. Miss
Nellie Price returned home with
them after three months visit in So.
Hand.
Mrs j. H. Kintigh is home from a
visit with relatives in Ohio.
Miss Mary Donahoe and Miss Liz
zle Sweeney of Centerville, S. ID are
visiting their relatives the Burns,
Geivers and Donahoes
Mrs Albert Gilbert is able to ride
out again after a severe tussle with
brain fever,
Miss Bye Robson has returned to
Madison to resume her studies in
the high school.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
GLENDALE

The Sunday school held an ice
cream social at the Penwell school
house Saturday evening.
The Center School opened Monday
with Alice Butler as teacher.
Bert Butte, of Pearl twp, is thresh-
ing for c. Miller.
Mrs Stevens returned from an
extended visit in Ohio, last week.
Her niece accompanied her home.
Louis and iAibert Nelson, Peter
Nelson and wife and little daughter
took dinner at Chas. Halbig's Sun.
day.
"A gasoline threshing outfit, is
threshing for those in the north and
east part of the township.
Mrs Smith. who has been visiting
at j. B. Ross, returned to her home
in st. Lawrence Sunday.
Gretchen"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
Accidental Shot

John Stone, a young man of Burd-
ette twp, narrolwy escaped death
yesterday. While riding in a wagan
with Sam'l Douglass he had a loaded
shot gun in the wagon in front of
him. The wagon struck stone in
the roadway, Jared the gun onto
the ground and fired it off. The
charge struck the young mans foot,
which rested on the front of the
wagon. 1t took off a big toe, and
one finger, and lodged several shot
in his side and face. DR. McWhorter
dressed the wounds, and announces
that he will recover.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
FATAL CRAMPS
IN WOLF CREEK
Young Man Drowned While i'm
Bathing

Ira Letter. young man aged Il,
in the employ of Roach Bros, was
drowned Sunday in Little Wolf
creek.
With Harry Smith and Thos.
Roach he went bathing in the creek.
There were also several neighbors
on the bank. He was evidently a
good swimmer, and crossed the
creek easily. However he complain
ed of slight cramp, and rubbed
himself before starting back.
The creek at this point was some
thing over fifty feet wide, and some
fifteen feet deep. Letter started to
swim back, and as he approached
the deep water was seen to raise his
head and gasp, then sink below the
surface.
The comrade who saw him called
for help, and one of the bathers
tried to get him into shallow water,
but was unable to. In the mean
time others were summoned to the
shore, and Geergo Pike quickly un-
dressed and plunged in to help get
the unfortunate man out.
1t is said that he came up only
twice, and that his body had to be
raised from the bottom of the creek.
He was rolled and rubbed, but never
regained consciousness.
County Coroner DR. Wallis was
called, but there were 50 many wit.
nesses to the accident that it ap-
peared unnecessary to hold an in.
quest.
The young mans home is at Car.
bondale, Kansas, where his parents
and two sisters reside. His only
relative here was his cousin, Cleve
Crowningshild, of Miller, who was
notified of the death. Mr. Crown.
ingshield accompanied the remains
Monday to the young mans home in
Kansas.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
LARGE CROWDS
AT STATE FAIR
Now Acknowledged Leader oi
p All State Gatherings

The state fair at Huron last week
was hummer, and broke all records
of attendance at a South Dakota
gathering. The fair may now be
safely scheduled as the great annual
affair of this state.
1t is permanently located, and the
grounds are being improved each
year, which leads to the hope and
expectation that the fair will in time
equal those of older states.
More counties were represented
with exhibits last week than in any
former year, and the display of
grains, grasses, vegetables, fruits,
live stock, poultry, ETC., were simply
fine. And what a world of good the
persistent display of these things
is! No longer does any visitor
ask: Were these things raised in
lowa?" And no longer do the peo-
pie of the old eastern or southern
counties of our own state talk about
a dry belt" corn belt" a dead
line" and like foolishness of early
days. The state fair exhibits, taken
each year from the new counties,
are doing their work in wiping out
ignorance and prejudice. A sort of
birdseye view of the entire states
products were spread out for inspec-
ton at Huron. And they looked
good.
The usual attractions were there
the races were good, and also some
of the side attractions.
All three of the Miller race horses
won second money in their classes.
They were Dollle Mix and Bess, be-
longing to o. H. Collins, and Char
les Mix, owned by DR.. Sweetland.
The city and railroads handled the
great crowds unusually well.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
Opening Gun of Campaign.

The first political meeting of the
year was held in McCoy's new hall
Tuesday evening, addressed by Sem
ator R. S. Vessey, candidate for
Governor, and U. S. District Attor-
ney Wagner. The Governor. was
invited to stop off on his way
through, and Attorney Wagner was
here attending circuit court. The
new hall had seats for about two
thirds of its space. and they were
comfortably filled with people. The
band furnished music on the street.
and male quartet sang a couple of
the new campaign songs. Commit
teeman d. H. Smith called the meet
ing to order and introduced the
speakers. who easily demonstrated
why any American citizen can be a
republican and be proud of it.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
Horse Sale

DR.. Sweetland's 3rd annual horse
sale, Saturday, October 8, 1908. Mil
Ter, South Dakota.
IL brood mares with colts by their
sides standard bred: 8 drafters.
6 2-year old standard colts and A
drafters.
Pair of 1900 pound, 8 year old
Chestnut Geldings-"Pat and Red"
Red has mark Of 2:19 trotting,
and they can pole in 2:40-MIssouri-
ans make a note of this.
Team of standard bay mares 5 and
8 years old broken single and double
Good ones and bred to Charles Mix
Good size and kind.
standard mares bred to Charles
Mix.
"JUMBO"-Black a year old
Percheron stallion. Weight over
1900 pounds. Sure foal getter and
right in every respect
JULIAN B. GIFT, ira beauti
full bay standard stallion with black
points, years old. 16 hands. trot.
in less than 800 Not tracked but
broken.
WOOLEY-Full blood Shetland
stallion, IL years old. black, 40(
pounds. A beauty.
These horses will be sold at my
barn and yard to the highest bidder
Sale commencing LAO p. m. thu
First Saturday in October.
Going to the coast in December
Must close out my pets and take ;
rest.
Time given if desired on usua
conditions. l.. ID. SWEETLAND,
Col. E. S. Wilson. Auct.. Owner
E. F. Waite, Clerk.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
Auction Sales
rig

The season of farm and stock sales
is approaching, and | wish to call at
tention to the fact that it pays to
have a good sale: it pays to have
it properly arranged and advertised;
1t pays to have an auctIoneer that
knows how. That's me, at your
service. B. +. Magness.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
Boost for Hand Co.

Mitchell Capital. Shuster
has been out to Miller for the past
week and came home Monday. Mr.
Shuster said that his firm has sold
eight quarter sections of land in the
past two weeks in Hand county, and
that there are a greater number of
landseekers going into that county
now than at any time since it's Or
ganizatiOn.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
COlOniSt Rates To Pacific Coast
Via Chicago s. North Western Ry.

Special low, one way, colonist
second class rates to Pacific Coast
points during September and Octo-
ber. Tourist sleeping cars through
to the coast from Mankato, Alton,
Sioux City and other points. For
particulars inquire of any ticket
agent, The North Western Line.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
NORTH HAND
(From Orient Argus)

Mr. and Mrs Harmen, of Indiana,
a sister of Leander Anglin are here
on an excursion visit and will return
home this week.
Miss Lula Rudd and Mr. John C.
Haney. of Spokane, Wash. were
married at their home, Sept 1. Miss
Lula l.. Rudd was born in Orient,
S. D., having resided their up till
Oct. 1906, and later went to Spokane
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Rudd.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
Auction

N. E. Beyer and Mort Flanagan
will hold public auction sale each
Saturday on the grounds adjoining
the Christian church. Any one hav-
ing property to dispose of will please
give notice to Mr. Flanagan or Mr.
Bever at the Ft. Pierre creamery
station next door to Butts Reeve Co.
Store. Mr. Bever is an experienced
auctioneer and will make reasonable
terms with those who are figuring
on farm sales in Hand Co. We do
the advertising.
Bever q Flanagan.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
Premium for Flowers

Two premiums of $40 each will be
given to children of Hand county
for the best boquets of flowers
grown by themselves. $40 will be
given to children of the city of
Miller. and $40 to children in the
county outside of the city. First
prize SIS, Second SO, Third 81. in each
case. Mrs E. F. Waite,
Chairman of Juvenile Com.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
SIS Premium

The PRESS will give a cash pre-
MUM of S.. 90 for the best individual
collection of corn grown in Hand
County. and brought to the Hand
County Fair Sept. %, %, "a. The
premium will be paid according to
the decision of the regular fair
judges. The PRESS is to receive the
corn that wins the premium. 39t3
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-09-17
St. Joseph's Hospital
of Mitchell

Is new and modern. The operating
room is up-to-date. Charges are
reasonable. All physicians and spec
ialists of Mitchell are among the
best and observe the Golden Rule in
dealing with other physicians and
patients alike. Write Sister Mar
garet at Hospital for rates etc. Alta