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The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

The following are new sub
scrlbers or renewed the past
week
Mrs. H. A. Cover. Arnette, Okla
u. W. Forbes. Sweet Springs
Mrs. India Parks. Arrow Rock
! Miss Iona stolsworth. Chill
Gothic. Mo.
W. +. Dennis, Slater
'Ras Huston Slater
WI Murphy, Slater.
Fritz Teckemeyer. Napton
Ida Chit, Malta Bend
|. NJ. Smith. Sweet Springs
Mrs. W. d. Wood, Napton
Mrs. Ella Hall, 10 eph, Oregon
Rich Keith, Marshall
Jacob Clawson, Napton
Mrs. Ella Laughlln, Nel.on
"A. &. Moody, Marshall
A. &. Jones, MarShan
G. &. Campbell, Hue Lick
WIN. Nardeman, Marshall
Mrs. ID. II. Robin, Roachdale,
Ind.
j. II. White, Marshall
&c. ii. Gr.ffitts, Mt. Leonard
Ch0s. Sampson, Sweet Springs
Arch Butts, Marshall
~. Il. Enyart, Malta Bend
sNew sub Iribers.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
Among Our Subscribers

w. A. Wlngfield was here from
near Herndon Wednesday and
parted with q dollar for good
literature.
b. f. Martin OF Plymouth. ILL.,,
called in yesterday and ordered
the Republican a year for G, II.
Ussery OF the same place, Mr..
Martin had been visiting john
ston Ussery near waverly and
was on his way home.
Steve Wesley. col, called In We'd
needay 70 lsavc MS a dollar while
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
The High School Lecture
Course

The lecture curse for the seas.
on OF 10000 comprises seven
high-class entertainments. The
advance price OF season tickets
IL very low, only SIPS or about
II nineteen cents per entertainment.
Secure your tickets at once and
make the lecture course a psrma-
nent feature OF the high school
work.
The first entertainment OF the
season will be given by the Mid.
land Opera Qu!ntette which Is
composed OF q group of fine
musicians.
The following Is q complete
list OF the attractions:
Midland Opera Qu!ntette, Oct.
9th; DR.. Guy Carleton Lee, Oct.
18th; LsDell Fox Concert Co..
Nov. 18th; tion. Everett Kemp,
Dee. 18th Emily Waterman Con-
cert Co. Jan .29th; DR.. Elliott
A. Boyle. Feb. eth ami Col. G.
A. Gearhart. date unassigned.
Reserve seats to be checked at
S. T, Hunters drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
Millinery Department.

We are better fixed than ever before in this impor-
tant department and we cordially invite every lady in
Central Missouri to call and inspect onr line of Hats. We
fully realize that in this department more than any other
remember that our motto is "Notrouble to Show Goods"
Our Popular Prices prevail in this Department and we
SAY unhesitatingly that you can get a p~rettier hat for
less money here than any where in Missouri. This is a
broad statement but we mean it.
Remembe 1--WE keep Everything for Everybody"
and our notices are Cash Sales and Small Profits and
mo Trouble to Show Goods so Come in and be
Shown" Bring us your country produce we pay the
highest market price, Yours for business.
TaylOr's Cash Dept. Store.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
Real Estate Transfers

W " Butts ~ Jno wiHRfeld pt
let . block ] Asasons addition
Aad pert lea 4 GoAiin's sub.
diVisisa ASsshAl. .......... 32t(
Cers nruaar 70 Jssl s Bryan
50 aoras IN 10, ii 81 % ....... 2Cet
n T eAAdidgs 81 81 W JSus i
saAAiags oil iss Ia % acres
. 20 %. :. 3c0(
kSrSls A Willis 70 G A Black.
bsrs 4 vifs par, los . block
II Slessw l47t
Jse p Brsws 70 WIN G Gains
lsss y, 10 block Is west Slater 46(
Esary c kssss ali W Jos MsLs.
gslt ! iss 10 500 In 9 10 10 -. 1926
n .rlAa A Massisg 70 d + Mas.
alag ~ lss 4 block 8 Higgins
edo Mavshall. ...... ... 49,. 81
o tsrn. Msnres, Hsskel Land
Co. 10 Perry wiissn lois 27,2S
20 GsrnAa's dad ada Malta
Esad ...... ............ ..... 52f
L J nsssa, - sl W " Y Joli1s
10 acres In Is SO a.. ........ 20t
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

and Is back in Marshall at least
for the present. He was called
to Boonville Wednesday, morning
on account OF the serious illness
OF his mother. who Is very low of
a cancer and underwent an oper-
alton that day.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Every day for the last three weeks we have been
getting in new goods and now all Of our departments are
running over with clean, bright merchandise bought
with our low cash dollar and we are ready to serve our
friends and customers better than ever before. The fol-
lowing prices speak for themselves:
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Chas. Sampson came In from
near Sweet Springs Wednesday
after his wife. who had been WIS.,
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. J. Covey the past week.
Will Oster and family of south
Of town have moved to Waverly
this week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Henry Re.nwald was here from
Rose Valley Wednesday AMI sad
he had Just resolved word that
his father, who is visiting in st,
Charles county, is very sick. He
is - years old AMI quite feeble
OF late.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
Stoves.

We carry the celebrated Bridge & Beach Manufac-
tureing Co. line of Superior Heating Stove, Ranges and
either heating or cooking. Don't buy a stove until you
see our stock.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

DIR. j. ID. Jackson is building n
new offire building and drug
store at Herndon.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Mrs. II. \. Bailey Of st. Louis
was telegraphcd to come home
Monday on account OF her moth
er. Mrs. Fred solomon, being
worse. She has been getting
worse gradually the past week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Misses Isabella Clark and Mar
garet Lewis have gone to Kan
sas City to teach in the public
schools the ensuing terms. Their
places in the East Building will
be filled by Misses Mary Davis
and Ellis Coleman.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Reynolds & James is the name
of the new law firm, AR. James
having sold his interest In the
firm of Hoy & James, and gone
into partnership with r. NJ,
Reynolds.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
Dress Skirts and PetticOats.

We have just received a full line of the Celebrated
Buckingham Dress Skirts; the most perfect fitting and
stylish skirt on the market to-day. Ask to see them.
coats in all colors. The MCGEE petticoat is specially
adapted to the close fitting dress skirt SO much used this
fall.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Frank Fau'conCr was here from
near Gretchen yesterday and
made us a pleasant call.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Saline county was visited by a
fine rain Tuesday afternoon. The
rain fell in streaks and spots, but
was thankfully welcomed by
those fortunate to be in line.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
Republican Speaker.

Rev j. c. Caldwell will adore IS
the colored voters of Sweet
Springs on Saturday, SEPT. 26th.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Mrs. Saml Davis spent several
days with Slater friends the first
OF the week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

+. d. Sappington returned We'd
uesday from a visit to Linn coun-
ty. Kansas.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
Shoes.

Remember Star Brand Shoes Are Better" and we
have all Of the ~latestlasts and widths. If you have never
worn Stars" get in the Band Wagon and make your
feet glad"
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Miss Lura Lubbock, Of Malta
Bend, was the guest at j. l.. Me-
Cormicks while attend ng con-
ference.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

WANTED-To rent good farm
OF from 80 to 200 acres. Refer
ence given. &. W. Madison, slater,
route No. 3.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

II, II. Phillips. OF Portland. Ore.
gon, left yesterday after a sew
eral weeks visit with his faith.
er. Judge T. w. Phillips, OF near
the cemetery. for Polk county
where he will visit his brother
before returning home. MIR. Phil.
lips is in the lumber business al
Portland.
All. Wagle who left here last
spring to engage in the printing
business at Tulsa, Okla, sold OUT
ON account OF his wifa's health
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

When a girl goes to stay with
another girl all night, and Is
what is called "flnicky," she tax,
es her night dress, her towel, her
wash rag, tooth brush, manicure
set. complexion wash, and the
Lord konws what else besides
All a boy takes Is his hat.-Ex.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
Dry Goods.

We call attention to our bargain tables, they are al
ways full of real bargains. See the three special dress
goods tables this week.
l table of All Wool Fall Suitings per yd ...,...,.. .49
l table of so in. Broadcioth, regular $50 value, for SO
These are special values don't fail to see them.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25
Paints and Oils.

We carry a full line Of the celebrated Acme Quail
ity' Ready Mixed Paint, none better made, or if you
want to use Lead and Oil we can supply you.
100 pounds Southern Lead ............... $3.50
100 pounds Golfers Lead ........... $50
l gallon Turpentine ...... go
l gallon Linseed Oil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
If you are going to paint this fall it will pay you to
see us before you buy.
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

MISSOURI PACIFIC RY.
EAST BouND TRAINS.
10 20. Passenger zee, .....,,...,,,, ,lU'lZ An
", Local Freight ........",.'...... $50 an
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
81, Passenger Observation-Disclosures. ~ pm
w.LocAl Freight ...,.,.,.,, o.. i,soPn
Mrs. Saml Davis spent several
days with Slater friends the first
OF the week.
f. d. Sappington returned We'd
nesday from n visit to Linn coun-
ty, Kansas.
DIR. j. ID. Jackson is building n
new office building and drug
store at Herndon.
Frank Fau'conCr was here from
near Gretchen yesterday and
made us a pleasant call.
WA\TED-To rent good farm
OF from 80 to 200 acres. Refer
ence given. &. W. Madison, slater,
route No. 3.
Miss Lura Lunbeck, Of Malta
Bend, was the guest at j. l.. Me-
Cormicks while attend ng con-
ference.
Saline county was visited by a
fine rain Tuesday afternoon. The
rain fell in streaks and spots, but
was thankfully welcomed by
those fortunate to be in line.
Reynolds & James is the name
of the new law firm, AR. James
having sold his interest In the
firm of Hoy & James, and gone
into partnership with r. NJ.
Reynolds.
Mrs. II. n. Bailey Of st. Louis
was ~telegraphed to come home
Monday on account Of her moth
err, Mrs. Fred solomon, being
worse. She has been getting
worse gradually the past week.
Misses Isabella Clark and Mar
garet Lewis have gone to Kan
sas City to teach in the public
schools the ensuing terms. Their
places in the East Building will
be filled by Misses Mary Davis
and Ellis Coleman.
Henry Re,nwald was here from
Rose Valley Wednesday, AMI sad
he had just resolved word that
his father, who is visiting in st,
Charles county, Is very sick. He
Is ~ years old AMI quite feeble
OF late.
Chas. Sampson came In from
near Sweet Springs Wednesday
after his wife, who had been Wis.,
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. j. Covey the past week.
VIII Oster and family of south
Of town have moved to Waverly
this week.
When a girl goes to stay with
another girl all night, and Is
what Is called "flnicky," she tax
es her night dress, her towel, her
wash rag, tooth brush, manicure
set. complexion wash, and the
Lord konws what else besides.
All a boy takes Is his hat.-Ex.
Y. H.. Phillips, OF Portland, Ore
gon, left yesterday after a sew
eral weeks visit with his faith
er. Judge T. W. Phillips, OF nsar
the cemetery. for Polk county
where he will visit his brother
before returning home. Mr.. Phil
lips is in the lumber business at
Portland.
Ar WaOla who laft hara laaf
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
FISHER MAY TAKE LEFT FIELD
oslSalOOsa Man Joins Champs and
Householder Ma Leave.

Fisher, the new man who played part Of
the game Monday in right field for the
Rourkes at Des Moines, was picked up by
Pa in Oskaloosa. He is said TO be a good
tielder, batter and base runner. If all this
is true Omaha is in luck, for 1t needs him.
h the terms Of the Fisher deal are
is cot known at the Smoke house. Pa is
with the team and Brother Daye only
knows that the new man was to join the
team at Des Moines. There is a very
healthy rumor among fandom, however,
that Fisher may supplant Householder
permanently In left field and that his
playing right Monday signifies nothing as
to Belden, Belden is a faithful man and
is trying all the time. Householder is con-
coded to be a better ban player than his
work with Omaha has ever indicated. His
Northwest league last year has frequently
given rise to a suspicion as TO his batting
In Omaha. But his batting in Omaha Is
better than his fielding and base running.
II is recalled that householder did not,
In the first place. display any eagerness to
come to Omaha. After he was slated for
the transfer and Thompson had gone to
demanded by Householder seemed eXor-
bitant for a minor league, but he finally
came without getting all he asked for.
Omaha has had difficulty in left field
since the days of George Stone, with one
exception, and that is Aubrey. Aubrey, of
course, made a success Of It, because
Aubrey is a great ball player and an hon
est one, one who plays his best all the
time. But who can forget the slumbering
OF Dusty Miller, or Buck Thiel or BasseyY
After all the Householder case serves
once more to emphasize the question does
L pay, 70 take a player on a team against
his will?
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
BOOSTERS Get THE CHAMPS
Take the Second Game in Succession
Of Pat Raglan.
wrTHERUP REFUSED TO BE HIT
~ q .e -
Omaha's only Ran Came on u Base on
Bafls and n safe One by Aubrey,
ana There wns Nothing
,5t More Doing.
wrTHERUP REFUSED TO BE HIT

DIES MONIES, June 23-tspccial Tele-
gram.)-"Pat' Raglan gets tho discredit OF
defeat twice IN as many days from the
Boosters. Although he was knocked out Of
the box Yesterday he was put in again
today. He pitched a good game, but With
erup a better one, witherup gave but one
base on balls and. OF course. that1eveloped
into a run. Austin, the first man up in the
first inning, was the recipient. He went to
second on q passed ball and scored on
Autrey's nit After that Witherup was in
v%lncible. only one hit being made in the
last six innings by Omaha. Fitzpatrick
went 70 first in the second on Kings error
Of a hard chance, and he dashed clear
AROUND home when. the attempt vas made
70 81 Dolan at the plate ard Bader az
first NThs-second run was gained In the
sixth after two were out. Anderson got a
hit and went to second, as a base on balls
was given Nishoff. Flournoy banged one
on the ground to center field, scorips
Andy Tbs score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
DodRe Board,s Mind Made Up.4-

FREMONT, Neb., June 23-CSoeciel)-
The county board today disposed of the OBJ
~jections Of property owners to increases in
their assessments. Each owner was given
an opportunity to show cause why his as
sessment should not be raised. but had
TO cut It short. Chairman Larson put the
motion to fix the values of each tract as
recommended, with the same attention to
oratorical' effect as the clerk of the legis-
lature in reading bills. and all members
voted aye. There were a number Of women
out this afternoon. They were generally
given a little longer time to tell their
grievances than. the, men, but the result
was the same. The members take turns
making and %seconding motions. A good
many did not appear, and others when they
saw how. the objections resulted, pushed
their way through the crowd and went
home. The rate Of taxation in the city will
be lower than last year. The board are
averaging about thirty objections to the
hour and at that rate will be through by
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Diamond Dust.

DR.. Charlie Jackson didn't fare any bet
ter in his second appearance than in his
debut.
The sox lost the first game for about
fifteen Monday and IL seems to- have been
due to an error in judgment OF Pitcher
White. He walked Crawford to get Cobb
and Cobb got him.
Surely the Giants have had their sweet
revenge on the Cubs this time. Those three
setback. Cincinnati came to the rescue
in the nick of time and beat Pittsburg.
McLear, formerly short stop for Des
MoInes and now with Enid Is the big noise
in the Western association. He is simply
setting that bunch OF grass on fire and
that is saying something, for that's q
league of fast minors.
Well, out of kindness to Raglan let's say
nothing about It. There is one wonder
though,-how can one team make twenty
one hits and another only four on those
miniature grounds. Must not have been
the fault of the grounds.
Nil and Hess, an In and outfielder, were
In the box by Cleveland Monday in a vair
effort ~ head off the Athletics. TIT
pitching staff of the Maps must be get
ting down TO cases when II becomes neces
sary TO call on the utility men.
Your old friend, Podge Alloway, who II
umuiring down in the Western association
is being roasted by the Topeka papers al
never umpire was roasted before. They
say he actually lost his sight, can see Z
President Shiveley has given Instruction.
to his jumps to soak Topeka because It hai
such q strong team. This sounds likI
child's talk, especially in view of the fac
that Doc Shively has RENTED all the fine
which Podge plastered on Dick Cooley.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Few ExceptionnI Athletes.

IOWA CITY, June 22.-(speGal)-The
scarcity of Iowa athletes who have became
famous both In track and foot ball has be-
come quite noticeable of late as careful
calculation has failed TO produce more than
five. Such men as. Haggar of Drake,
Blair and Flanagan of Grinnell, were men
toned along with Wilson OF Drake. Turner
and Bleamaster OF Grinnell, Thayer and
the Lamberts OF Ames. But these men
were dismissed as failing to meet the re
quirements and finally first choice was
given TO "Chet' Main, the sprinter and
half back of the Drake university team Of
a few years ago. Charles Pell, another ia
nous Drake athlete, was also added to the
list, as was Joe Warner of the university,
Flanagan OF Grinnell and Henninger OF
Ames. While this list is drawn from the
names OF sthose who have appeared in the
athletic limelight in the last few years
only, II will he seen that very few men pro-
duce exceptional ability in both foot ball
and track athletes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Interteam Golf Match,

.cial.)-Tbe annual lnter-team. match be-
tween golf players of the Cedar. Rapids
and Marshalitown country clubs will be
held In this city, on the course Of the local
club, Friday afternoon. Cedar Rapids will
send a team OF from six to a dozen players,
and the match will be at eighteen holes,
Nassau system of scoring to govern. A
practice round of nine holes will be played
in the forenoon to familiarize the visiting
players with the course. This is the third
OF these annual matches. Last years re-
suited in. a tie, and the year before Cedar
Rapids Won. Both of the previous matches
were held on the Cedar Rapids club
ground. p
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Affray az Fullerton.

FULLERTON. Neb.. June g2-(SpecialD
afternoon Robert Swami jr., and
Raymond Wood, two young men Of Fuller
ton, got into a quarrel over the working
merits Of two bricklayers who are work
ing on the new Methodist church, now be-
ing built here.
The boys came to blows and young
Swami proved too much for Wood, where
upon Wood drew a knife n inflicted
four bad wounds on the body Of Swami.
Wood Is now locked IN while Swami Is
under the care OF a physician;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
WINS A sLUGGING MATCH
Jones stays 1t out, but Two Denver
Pitchers MutIIated.

LINCOLN, June 23.-In a game full OF
hard hitting; fielding that was both brill
liant and yellow insturn and dumb base
running. Linooln this afternoon took the
third straight from Denver by a score of
II to s, The Bears started In on Jones like
a whirlwindy getting five runs in the first
inning on as many hits a base on balls and
an ,AEpeF. yc The ,LdncolR pitcher frightened
up after that and grew stronger as the
game. progressed. Lincoln commenced bat
ting Hall In the second and Kept Il up in
the -fhirds{ when he was pulled out and
Adams went in Adams did well until the
eighth, thep.eame the fireworks, every pIan
on dhe team taking a crack at him
Thomas leading by making two singles In
the one inning Denver started a batting
rally An tts Ealf OF the eighth, but 1t did
not last long enough. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Rose Leaves for New york.

the olympic club worlds Champion shot,
putter. left yesterday for New York, where
he will toin the American team to the great
Roses departure was preceded by that OF
Samuel Bellah, the Stanford pole vaulter,
who was also selected as a member of the
team of athletes who will compete against
the best in the world next month. Rose
and Rellah are the only CallfoTnians who
will be on the American team, Oregon being
son and A. c. Gilbert. all OF Portland.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Missis.ippI Motor Regatta.

BURLINGTON, Ia, June 3.-(SpeciaL)-
next annual regatta of the Mississippi
Valley Power Boat association will be held
In Burlington, Ia, in July, according 70
agreement reached at the first annual
nesting Of the association in ST. Louis,
Mo. The regatta this year will be held al
Muscetine. Ia, on July as. Launches will
be nesent from many points on the upper
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Cnrc. ncmorrnnrr. nf the Innn..

Several years since ms. lungs were 20
badly affected that had many hemor-
rhages," writes A, M. AXE OF Wood. Ind.
Il took treatment with several physicians
without any benefit / then started to take
Foley's Honey and Tar, and my lungs are
now as sound as a bullet 1 recommend
It in advance stages OF lung trouble,'
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough
and heals the lungs. and prevents serious
results from a cold, Refuse substitutes
All druggists. '
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24

"Barheau out on !nfield hit.
None out when winning run was made
Slated for Armbruster in tenth.
St. Paul ..........O 0 0 o 0 as
Toledo ..........O o o / / 0 0 "a
Two base hits: Flood, Hopkins, Smoot.
stolen bases; Flood, Meyers, Smoot, Lister.
Hits: off Gillen, 5 in nine innings; off
Asher 2 in one inning. Base on balls: off
Teal. 3; off Gillen. 3. Hit by pitchers:
Armbruster, Gehring, by Gillen. Struck
out: by Teal, s.; by Gilen, 8. Sacrifice
hits: Flood, Meyer, Smoot, Mccarthy.
Left on bases; St. Paul, 8; Toledo, g.
Time: 2:l5. Lmpire: HaNes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Red cloud Defeats oxford.

OXFORD. Neb, jun 2~S-(special Tele-
gram. GMonday's game with Red Cloud
was the best seen on the oxford diamond
in years, the visitors winning, / TO o, max
ing their score IN the ninth inning on err
rors. Summary-Hits: Red Cloud, 8; In
Batteries: Red Cloud, p. Adams and
Schoonover; Indians, H~ockenberTy and
Gleason. The oxford Indians lost Saturday
TO McCook z To 2
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Eaeess Baasase Rate. out.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2s.-Rates on ex-
cess baggage on the Southern Pacific lines
will be cut down One-hAlf, beginning July
/. This announcement has just been made
company officials. At present the rule
is 10 charge the raveler 1 cent a mile for
every 100 pounds OF excess baggage. But
with the July / the charge will be, one
Of the passenger far for the trip.
or one-half of l cent perNmile for each 100
pounds of excess baggage.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
omnhops M Golf ToUrp,meut.

Omaha is we'll represented at the Trans
mississippi golf tournament at Kansas City,
which 90 started Tuesday morning. Tho
Omaha players will be paired as follows
J.-B. Rshm and f. r. Morrison.
w. d. Bancker and j. s. Dillis.
A. V. Kinsler and ]. S. Meredith.
W. w. inches and f. II. Shauffler.
H. T. Lemist and @. T. Grace.
DIV, Sholes and Ed Smith.
J. w. Hughes and c. M. Carter.
]. A. Abbott and w T. scarrit.
Ell Sprague and G.. NJ. Jones.
]. E. buckingham and r. +. Lakemans
r. II. Gaines and c. B. Merrill.
j.. w. Hill and F. Cahoon.
Ralph Peters and II. f. Baum.
A. D.. Mallory and @. 3. Flack.
j. p. Magee and @. c. Gardner.
w. II. hambcrs and G.. w. Gano.
A. Calm and s. ]. Mattock.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24
Golden wedding.

NEMAHA, Neb., June 23.-(Special)-Dr.
and Mrs. M. w. KEELING yesterday cele-
brated their golden wedding. Fifty years
ago they were residents of Nernaha. They
drove to the home OF Judge Whitney.
living between Nemaha and ~Brownvllle,
and were. married. Some Of their chill
dren. were present at the. anniversary John
r. Keeling OF Shelbyville,H Ind, Or. c.
NJ. Keeling, OF Springfield, S. D.. DR.. ].
E. Keeling of Waldron, Ind, and Mrs.