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The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

Has the Union been any benefit to you? If not, we wager buttons to beans that you have been of no use to the Union. The Union needs you, and you need the Union. Get close to your Union.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24
 A Higher Health Level.

l have reached a higher health level since began using Dr. Kings New Ll'e Pills,' writes Jacob Springer, of west Franklin, Maine. "They keep my stomach, liver and bowels working Just right" If these pills disappoint you on trial. money will be refused at all drug store. 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

There are so many ways to make an open meeting pleasant affair and the open meeting is such a good way to do missionary work that we are at difficulty to understand why there are not more of these.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

The law of nature demands that ev. cry man raise little of all that he can proftably raise, and it goes lit tie further, too. It demands that every man have the land upon which to do this raising without paying tribute to any man.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

The test of manhood is the doing or manly things. Are you living up to this measure? If you are, you have in you the material for the making of a good Union man.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

While the spectators are going to the wall, the diversifier is smiling and is ready for anything that comes. He is the independent man. Any one who puts all his time and labor into one crop only is in a great measure only a speculator, and deserves the same fate that eventually overtakes the man who speculates upon the products of some other persons labor.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

There is neither sense nor decency in winking at any sort of compro- mise with wrong. There are times in the lives of all of us when we are un- certain as to how to proceed, but there is no sort of question about what is right and wrong. We always know that much.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

How are you fixed for winter shel- ter for your stock? A few blanks prop erly placed will save a world of feed and untold suffering from cold by the helpless dumb brutes. Are you made of the right sort of stuff?
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24
FARMERS EDUCATIONAL
 AND COOPERATIVE UNION nRIFnIAn
Uf AMERICA .

Presidential booms may come and presidential booms may go, but the ne cessity for selecting good seed at the time of harvesting is always here. po- tentially here.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

This is a period in the worlds histor- ry when it is necessary for all classes to organize If the farmers did not de- sire organization, they would still have to organize or go out of business. Now, that there is already good organiza- ton in existence, all talk of it's failure is the poor work of enemies.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24


 Have you given the hog pen the attention it should have? All over the South there is continual cry for more hogs with which to supply the pack cries and the local butchers. This should not be so Nowhere else can hogs be so easily raised, and nowhere else can they be so easily prepared for the market. They have proven the best mortgage filters the West has ever found, and they would prove even more efficient in the South and the Southwest. The demand can not be at all supplied, and this is diversi- ication that is so cheap that any one, even the poorest tenant. can engage in it even if 1t be on a small scale. Get some pigs now!
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

Don't get excited; don't be misled. The present furry will cut no ice with the prosperity of this country. The prices of things are not inflated; they are simply about right. There are few exceptions, and cotton is one of the exceptions. Cotton has had the whole gambling world combined in a fight for low prices. The bear manip- ulators have not hesitated to use an? and all possible means to ruin the prices. They have finally played their last card, and in the scramble have lost out and have bankrupted many of their friends. This is the begin ming of the bear stampede. They have sold cotton for future delivery at all sorts of low prices and the day for the delivery comes on apace. What are they going to do about it? The available cotton for delivery will be bound to become exhausted soon. Then that in the warehouses will be requisi- toned, and if the holders stand for the best price there is nothing under the sun to prevent their getting that price, so long as it is not prohibitory one. Fifteen cents is not prohibitory, and it is right there the price should stick, and there it will stick till the time comes to make 1t higher still.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

It is a mighty fine day in which to light the implement trust. Are your tools and implements all under shel. ter?
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

The accumulation of lands in the hands of the spectators goes merrily on, but there is day of reckoning coming some of these days, and the "unearned increment" will be thing of the past, and the thing that nature intended should be done about the peoples inheritance, will be done.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24
Tax Collectors Notice

The taxpayers are requested to call at the voting precincts on the following dates and ascer- tain the amounts charged against them, and pay there if possible, thus preventing the in- convenience of making settle ment with so many on the last days prior to April 10:
 Polo, Powell's store, January IS.
 Yotum, Oak Grove, January 20.
 N. Long Creek, Wrinkles mill, January 21.
 s. Long Creek, Denver, Jan- uary 22.
 N. Carrollton, Coin, January 23.
 S. Carrollton, Carrollton, Jan uary 24, %.
 Osage, Fair View, January 27, 28.
 Dry Fork, Shiloh, January 29 Piney, Piney church house, January 30.
 Omega, Miller's store, January 31
 Liberty, Webb school house, February 1
 Hickory, Green Forest, Febru. ary 3, 4, 5.
 Kings River, Grand View, February 6.
 Cross, Pleasent Ridge s. H. February 2.
 Franklin, Davidson's store, February 8.
 Clifty, New school house, February 10.
 Pararie, Berryville, March 1 to April 10, when the books will be closed as tho law directs.
 Parties paying taxes on real estate will be required to furnish proper description of real estate on which they wish to pay.
 J. D. HALEY Collector Carroll County, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

The amount of cotton that the dump CTS have sold will keep the mills run ming for some time, and in the mean time We will wait and hold all that has come into the warehouses; The shortage of the crop will bring up the price a whooping, if there was noth- ing else to help it; but this shortage has some mighty efficient help all along the line
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

It is not the intention of the Farm. CTS Union to take in hand the man. agement or control of railways. The individual members of the Union will no doubt, be heard from on this line as they, of all men. are the most in. terested in transportation facilities. This is an age when more, rather than fewer, railways are needed. and 1t is not sensible to put up bonus to build line and then turn round and kill the investment of those who have put up the money to build it. Let us have some common sense about this railway business.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

The "financiers" have had their inn ing, and there is good deal of cotton in the hands of the raisers yet.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

It is altogether likely that the farm- CT will go slow in the future in making entangling alliances with the banks It Is good idea to keep an eye on the fact that the money advanced on cotton must be paid back some time soon, and - is likely that the banks may be Fin position that will reo,ire immediate liquidation of the paper out. standing" Get ready for such an emergency, and next time diversity some, so that you will not have to hold the bag for the convenience of the bank.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-24

Baled straw for sale. T. S.. Phillips.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
BLUE LICK

Rev. Bolivar is not holding hi
meeting this week on account of
the bad weather.
Mrs. York of st Louis who has
been visiting her chi dren, Mrs. G.
b. La ley, and +. w. York retu n
cd home last Saturday.
Some of Blue Lick folks are hay
ing their wood sawed, pre-, airing
for cold weather.
j. M. Dennis who has been
butchering for n few weeks says
when he commenced to butcher
one beef was enough to supply his
customers, but the last two week
it takes two beeves.
Jim Drlskell is having a con
crete cellar put in.
Jack Stump has been visiting
his children in Kansas.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30

w. Whirlcy's from Saturday un-
til Monday.
j. G. Baldwin AMI family were
Sunday guests Of Misses Mary
and Chloe Smith.
Misses Mana Hall and Lillian
Aldridge Of Gretchen neighbour
hood were guests Of +. T. Halls
Thursday night.
Arthur Mayne vi 3itcd homeso ks
Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. Brookens of Sweet Springs
was the guest Of Mote Haggard's
Saturday night ana Sunday.
Florence Smith was the guest
OF home folks Saturday and Sun
day.
On account Of the unsettled
weather the box supper which
was to 61 aid Antioch Scnooi
house Oct. Fl was postponed.
j. j. Killion AMI family were
the guests Of j. l.. kilIion and
lamiiy Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ada Akcman was the
guest Of A. j. Umphlet and fami-
- Friday.
Is. II. Johnson was in st. Louis
the first part Of the week ON bus
mess.
Gilbert Lyons and wife spent
Monday night with Mrs. Is, II.
johnson.
Fred Montgomery and family
were guests Of Uriah Maysc and
family Tuesday.
Urlah MaySe is on the sick
list this week.
Messrs John Clinard ana Harry
jackson took "a load of hogs to
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Dan Rich OF Kansas City
Is the guest Of Mote Haggard
and family at this writing.
Mrs. Harry Jackson was the
guest Of Mrs. John CIinard Tues
day.
Ii. c. Hall is visiting his son,
Fred Hall, at this writing.
Celeste KilliOn spent from Fri
day until Monday with homerolks.
Whooplng cough is the order of
the day now. Many Of the Chi
dren are kept out of school.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
\ NEWS y
TEDIEvILLE

Dabnoy Finley Of Warrensburg
Is visiting relatives here this
week.
Miss Rose IIaggard spent three
days last week with her sister,
Mrs. S. z. Frieben, near Gretchen.
j. M. Thomas, wife and daugh-
ters, Ruby and Pearie were Sun
day guests Of Jno. M. Moore and
family.
Lester Harris and Miss Lula
Thomas drov @ to Longwoo1 We'd
nesday evening.
A pretty but quiet wedding o.
cured Sunday afternoon at the
home of the brides uncle, Z.
Witcher, when Jerome Younger
was united in marriage to Mis-
Sallie c. Donnell. Only a I ew
guests we're present on the ac-
count of her uncle's Illness. Rev.
Vardeman was the ofric ating
minister.
S. l.. Yokely and family VISITED
the latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Yokely Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Shonde,mire made q
business trip to Houstonla Mon
day.
Misses Gotta and Lotto Wilcox
son, Emma and Amelia Werneke
were Sunday guests of Sue Boden-
hammer.
Mrs. A. II. Hanley called on
Mrs. II. o. Wade Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Roy Wi coxsol spent Thur
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary
Finley.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thomas and daurh-
ter, Lula, were dinner guests OF
Tracy Haggard and family Tues
day.
The young girls Of Bethlehem
church gathered at the home of
Mrs. Y. o. Wade Tuesday after
noon for the purpose Of tack ng
n comfort for the orphans home
in st. Louis.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
SALT SPRINGS

Vote next Tuesday.
A little winter last Saturday.
II. A. Thomas was i'm Marshall
on business Tuesday.
Walker Baker was in Kansas
City on business Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Ransberger VISITED her
laughter, Mrs. Il. A. McLpnncn OF
Higginsvilic several days thi
this week.
Miss Alec Decker returned to
her home in Slater WedncS lay af.
ter spending %Gevcral days visiting
relatives and friends here.
Lewis A.. Brown was a caller In
Marshall Wednesday.
Lewis Montgomery Of Hous,o-
MIA spent Sunday in cur commua-
ity with friends.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
LONG BRANCH

Dust is settled and everyone is
waiting for the election to be
settled.
Jake Thomson and wife moved
to u vicinity Monday. We are
glad to have them with u again.
Miss Catherine Stafford, who is
attending school in Safer spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
Claude Stafford and daughter
spent several days in Kansas G ty
during the Stock Show.
A pie-social will be givel at
Potter School, Nov. 9th. Every
body invited. A program will be
rendered.
A successful tent meeting closed
at Lynn Grove Sunday, after con-
tinulng for five weeks. Number
Of conversions yer forty.
Mr.. Cross, agent for Bakers
Medicine Co, passed through our
community last week.
Miss Lee Lawless has n Class
in spelling that expects to spell
every lesson correct y during the
term. Not one having missed a
word so far. 1t Is 18th and Stn
grade combined. The names of
every champion sEel.cr will be
published later.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
MALTA BEND

Miss Nellie Dow returned
to Coffeyville, Kans., last Sat.
urday where she is a teacher
in the High Schtol of that
city.
Prof. MOusees and wife Of
Upton, came in Fridry to be
the guest of Mrs. MOnsees'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Fulton.
j. J. Wheeldon returned TO
wellington Sunday evening.
Mrs. Matte Jones return
ed home Friday from Kansas
City where she has been the
guest Of relatives and friends.
Chet White left last Tues
day to spend the winter in
Eipaso, Texas.
S. 7. Wilson and wife were
county seat visitors last
Thursday,
a. &. Mccormick and wife
we're shopping in Malta Bend
last Monday.
The lldies aid of the first
NJ, Il. Church vii! serve diu-
uer and supper on election
day in Meath building.
l'rv. Cgmmins will bcgiu a
1r".Eae.-I meeting in the
fits, nj + church next Slp
day, Miss Minute = he %.
T. .r~a, C.v wlll asset nm
,. THE meeting.
C.n hrunamou Is reported
much ",I -o a. lh'~ wrItlg.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
First insertion Oct. 80.
TRUSTEES SALE.


Whereas, Daniel n. Abel and Mary Il
Abel, husband and wife, by deed of trust
dated April 18th, 1905, and recorded April %
1905 in the office OF the Recorder OF Deeds of
Saline County, Missouri, I'm Book gs ut Page
2l5, conveyed to the undersigned In trust, to
secure the payment of the notes In said
deed of trust particularly described, the
following described real estate situate In
Saline County, Missouri, to wit: The north.
west quarter; the north west quarter OF the
north east quarter the north half of the
south west quarter and south west quarter
OF the south west quarter of Section seven
teen az aud the east half of the north east
quarter and the south nfty-five 1857 acres. of
the west half of the north east quarter of
Section eighteen u.s. all In township forty
eight (iSl Of Range twenty one (Sll,
And whereas, note, due May /, 1905 dcs-
cribed In and secured by said deed OF trust,
has not been paid,
And, Whereas, the owner of said notes
has requested me to execute the power vest
cd In me by said deed OF trust to sell said
real estate, and out OF the proceeds OF said
sale pay the indebtedness secured thereby.
Therefore in compliance with said request
and In pursuance OF the power vested in me
by said deed Of trust, l will sell said real
estate at public yendue to the highest bid
der, for cash, ON the First day OF December
1908 At the front door OF the Court House IN
Saline County. Missouri.
Albert l.. Bartlett, Trustee.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
CRETCHER

Well have you male up your
mind who you are going to vote
for? Organism stands for things
lmpracticablle; for legislation
that spell ruin, for issues and fads
ana promises that belong to kin
ergarlen schools. lie wants to
reform things his way regardless
OF the constitution or the rights
OF the people.
Vote for Taft and keep the gov
eminent safe and sound.
Don't vote the Democratic tick
ct just because your dad did.
Put Bryan in ana you will soon
be kicking yourself.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
NORTH GRAND PASS

Chas. MObley visited ii. A.. Cor
man and family last Thursday.
The Edwards school is prepar-
ing a large program for Thank, :
giving.
Supt. Orcar Hard .stnr Of the
Edwards school was visiting i'm
Marshall from Saturday til Sun
day.
The Republican $, caking at
Grand Pass was postponed on ac-
count OF the weather.
j. II. Platner ami family were
shopping in Blackburn a I Thurs
day.
julius Bueker had vi ito"s from
Warren county last week.
Clay Buford returned home Sun
day from a two months visit in
st. Louis county.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
BLACKBURN.

Mrs. r.. X, Dedmann and Miss
Maud Blackford went to Kanss
City Friday morning,
Mrs. Charlie Galloway OF Kan
a City is visiting in Blackburn
this week.
Miss Myrtle Brighton OF st.
Louis who has been visiting her
grandmother for the last two
months returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Metcalf who has
been visiting In Kansas City for
the last month returned home
Sunday,
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
ANTIOCH

The people of our vicinity
we're surprised Saturday
morning when they awoke to
find the ground white with
snow.
The shoe box supper at the
Antioch school house was
postponed on account of the
weather.
Marshall Akeman is also on
the sick list.
Chester Akeman and wife
visited Ally Umphlets last
Friday.
Arthur Cox was IL Sunday
guest of Walter Mayse.
b. Il. Hall and wife visited
the ~latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Cox Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
SALINE VALLEY

We arc having Il'tn & UomS
weather at present writ ny.
John Wilson AMI Ike TnOrn On
were transact!ng bu inc5s n Ola
gov Tuesday.
j. p. Huff Of near Gillian was
in our midst last Sunday.
Geo. Pearson AMI Bailcw Bros.
delivered Il car load Of fine apple 5
at Harmony last week.
Henry Spreitzer and Will Sick
man were hauling hay from Oak
Ridge last week.
DR.. w. l.. Sharp of Little Rock
was in our midst Sunday.
Col. Joe Auer Of Linn Grove
vicinity was here last week look
ing after the live stock situation.
Joseph Gigcr. Aug. Nok'. ST.,
and krusc Bros. sJid "A bunch Of
hogs to Joe Auar last week.
Next Tuesday is election day
and wen soon learn wh,cl Will
liam is the people choice for Pre- =
dent.
If all the state is politically Six
uated as Saline Valley. Tat W Il
certainly carry Missouri. A few
weeks ago VIC noticed that a Dem
Ocrat correspondent to the Gill
liam Globe predicted n majority
Of 10000 for Bryan for Saline Va
ley while there + ony u OF 80
qualified voters in the community
while we have taken n careful
estimate Of each vote so Taft viii.
carry this burg by 10 or II p!ur-
atty. That writer mu t sure V
have had a dream.
Eddie S~preitZer who for the >
| months was pros. Getting in South
| Dakota returned home accompau
| cd by Geo. Glger on oct, II, but
after n few days stay here got
| dissatisfied and left Friday fOI
| Oklahoma to seek his fortune, he
IS one of our bright young men
and wish him success W l2reTc'
ne locates.
Coco YIN! II n y GlGer ven
to Little Rock last ThurSd1y
night and heard a rouSing good
Republican speech Delivered bl
| Mr.. Whitaker which aroused
much enthusiasm.
Vote for Taft, HALEY and al,
the Republican ticket AMI kcc
on with prosperity.
Will SteGfen formerly from here
| but now a native of Oak Ridge
| was in IA m'lSt Tulsd1N
peddling beef. viii believes 'n
waiting on his Gu toners n
carried a file with him 10 n9Ip,H
anyones teeth tnat were co. III
to chew the tender mclt wAi T.
ne sold to his customers.
A good rain fell hoe AZ id.c"
| walls for the liza It & or 7 days
which will prose blCs ing t. the
wheat crop which was in noei tt
rain.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
Cook, Cook,

Miss Annie cox Of Mt Lou
ard was married Tunsdly oct
9th to Andy Cock Of llan"y "ou
ty at the CatnD IL clurch 1T
Sra kel.ori. / e Fa n J,n ny
officiating. They axe at the
lnmC of tue b, lies.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30

b""trin" that the Poor Nr" Growing
r""rcr shown to lie False.

ttr"m the Los Angeles Times.)
In 1870 the savings banks Of the
United States held ~$l,l@S.5T6, This
was \ poor country then cumuared With
now. Tn" Hmount WIS only an average
If t. ccutS foc the population uc that
lime. That amount of average economy
was Very small.
Now the people NJ this country have
S3'f",N7N,9i5 IN savings banks. This
IS an average for the whole population
II this tim" Of over Si9. The actuar
Il posters nave an average o" $l2r to
Dheir c'clit. In 1879 only N.63r ncr.
sous il t;ra country wsyp rich enough, 4,
have a savings bank account. Now
Jhcrc are S,5SN,Sll.
When James Buchanan, the last
Democratic President in Il long line.
went into office. there was ahout SluO.
100000 In the savings banks of the
United States. by 1870. after fighting
out the Er"a' war, tn Iruple. under
Republican rulr for twcrty wears. Tad
S3iO,OOOUoO in the savings banks When
the next Democratic President took his
seat in 1889. the savings of the people
had passed the billion point. by lSoS
the savings had doubled again.
So there il is. In 1870 there were
only about 5000 people rich enough to
have a savings bank account. Now
there are over 100000. In tS2O tho
savings were ~ cents per capita now
they are over $i2.
That the poor grow poorer and the
rich richer in this country is A. true
as any other rnpuliSiir notion.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
COAL C~OALlCOALl

We are still doing business
at the old stand handling the
Red Label Farmers Block,
Higginsville Block, Parlor
Block of Corder, Illinois
Lump, Illinois Nut. II you
want the best coal for the
east money, come or phone.
Colvert Bros.
Yard phone, 76, Office, 80.
(11-6)
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
ROSE VALLEY

Miss Mae Leonard who has
been visitin ~grelatiyes In Kansas
City for several weeks returned
home Saturday.
Mlss Edith Jackson OF Sweet
Springs was the guest 81 John
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30

Mrs. +. A. Holloway and little
son, Harold, are here from North
Dakota to spend the winter with
her parents, Mr., and Mr.. Hayden
ColVert.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30
Among Ouc Subscribers

Martin zimmerman. a former
resident Of east Of MARSHAL, but
now of Cripple Creek, Col, in SEMI
ing his renewal last week said,
"Got home four weeks ago from a
visit Of cicven months to my chill
drcn in different states AMI am
feeling well. Weather has Keen
warn and dry which suits me-.
Found all my children doing wnil
Also visited my wifc'5 relatives
i'm MoberI.y. Her father is 02
years Cd and cnj)yiug fairly
good health. My wife a'so is in
better health. This climate seems
to salt her constitution"
Geo. BuI.c, Of Nelson, mai'cl us
LiS renewal Friday.
-. +. white gave Us a dollar for
renewal whi g at Gil i'm Fri 'ay.
Mrs. j. l.. Masters. 81 Sweet
Springs, sent us the name Of her
son, w. IL. Masters, who is at
tending Columbia University t.
"
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30

A new son arrived at the home
OF Mr., and Mrs, r.. M. Sutherland.
In Highland Addition. Saturday
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-30

-trCl PGu.tcr, Of Nayhvil @ Kan
sends us a dollar for renew
nj ahI adds, we always like to
read your paper. We arc well
and hope the same Of YOU
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