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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
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The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07
A Good Brand

DIR. 1 N. Parish was here from
Nelson Tuesday and showed us a
letter received from President
to-be Willia0 II. Taft In his own
handwriting. DR., Parish says he
recently had occasion to assist
at Ia births in ten days and he
wrote this fact to Mr.. Taft and
said he branded them all Taft
babies. There were 8 boys and 8
girls. Mr.. Taft answered as fol-
lows .f4It so Haftf Dds nl
My Dear Sir-I beg to ac-
knowledge receipt OF your favor
OF July 18th and thank you for
writing me and for your kindly
interest In my behalf. ! hope
you are az successful In convinc-
ing voters as you are In bringing
them into the world.
Very sincerely yours,
mn WIN. II. TAFT"
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Slater ,...,. ..!... -. ........ ..... $122O
Lizzie p. Harrison ct al to Harry
Whmeyer 159 acres In 2S-51-
60 - q" ".'., '.." ..,p. ..... ,..". Sl
Often & Brockmeyer to Andrew
kackashear. lots 10 10, block
o. Nelson ...... $50. ...... e. $4,000
Jno. w. Brown to II. j. Robert
son, 119 A In 20-50-22 $Sl65
c. j. Wheeler to Benz Payne lot
: a, block 88 College addition,
Marshall ...-. ...... g. ........ .. $40
p. v. Bowman to II. l.. Warner,
lot 8. block 10, Exton Eubank
addition Slater. ..... $1,000
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Woodmen picnic at Gretchen,
August 18th.
II you have u news item, call
up phone No. o.
Mrs. T. N. Heifner In here from
Hereford, Texas.
Mrs. &. A. Lunbeck was here
from Malta Bend Saturday.
Miss Florence Hensley In back
at Myers & Bells after a months
vacation.
j. j. Smith visited his brother
Sam G. Smith, at Sweet Springs
last week.
j. n. Harris sale near Sweet
Springs. Saturday, August Sth-
Tomorrow.
w. II. Newell left Tuesday for
Vernon, Texas, to look after his
100 acre farm there.
DR.. and Mrs. j. 8. Mckee spent
Sunday In Kansas City. Mrs.
Mckee remained for a longer WIS.,
II.
f. Il. Clawson returned Satur-
day afternoon from n pleasant
visit to Paul Slmon's at Boone
vile.
Don't forget the Little Rock
picnic next Wednesday, August
18th. 1t IL a big event OF East
Saline.
n Judge and Mrs. Samuel Davis
entertained Mrs. A. l.. Strong
and daughter, Of Blackwell, okla.
last week.
0lIAort jacques and Glennie
Smith, col, were fined IS and
costs each In police court Friday
for fighting.
49,
Mrs. c. L.. Parrett. mother OF
Mrs. d.. f. McCurry. or this city,
died at her home In Fairfield.
Iowa. OF July Gath.
, Prof. L. r. Griffin ana sons.
Lawrence and MitcllolI. went to-
South Dakota 6atHrday 70 us
Il ~, Griffin parsnts- n
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Joseph Cation met with a pain
full accident last Friday. He had
just celebrated his 85th birth
day anniversary and considers
himself quite young yet, no when
he was asked to Joln a picnic
party at Wilton Springs Friday
instead OF waiting for the train
he decided to surprise his friends
by walking ana beating the
train. On the way down his foot
got caught and he fell heavily
upon the track, his face strlk-
Ing some rocks. Since then he
has been bandaged and presents
the appearance OF a defeated
prize fighter.
Mrs. L r.. Urban returned last
Wednesday to her new home In
Cheyenne, Wyoming. after a visit
OF several months with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Roberts.
Her husband Is foreman OF the
steel works there. Dol
Shelf Houx and family return
ed Sunday from a three weeks
stay at Excelsior Springs and re-
port a fine time,
j. +. Houx and family went to
Kansas City Monday to spend a
two weeks vacation there and
at other points.
Mrs. w. M. Shepherd returned
Tuesday to her home In Sedalia
after a two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Will
son. OF North Lyon Ave. Her
husband came over Sunday and
they went back together.
Mrs. +. r.. Solomon Is very low
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
II. M. Bailey, 5615 Virginia Ave-,
st. Louis, Of a tumor. Mr.. Solo
mon went down Tuesday I ODE
at her bedside. 81 al 4Af
p. T. Rowland, who was kick
ed by a mule three weeks ago on
his foot had the misfortune OF
taking blood-poisoning In his
wound but 10 out again. \,
ffH nht..pf
J. H. Treece says the Ice cream
supper at Christian Union Satur-
day was q big successes. There
1wassa large ttendance and 927
Was cleared BY the ladies.
Aug, Reker, Of Grand Pass, was
heTs wednssday c. eeart -
100 Nj. >2tEA
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07
See c. d A Hand Bills

For particulars Of the $3.50 ex
curslon to st. Louis and return,
Saturday. August 8. 1908. Re-
turn limit Thursday, August Is.
1908.
q o. E. Hawthorne. Agt.
,osti .rt Marahall,
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Mrs. .. Gentry ana daughter,
Miss Mary, returned to Independ-
ence Saturday after a pleasant
visit at Thos. Boatright's.
Mrs. Dan O'Brien and daughter,
Edith, left Sunday for Shawnee
Okla. to visit the formers sis
ter, Mrs. II. &. Gull, three or four
weeks.
Mrs. j. w. Beeson, OF Sorrento,
ILL.,, and Miss Emma Schacht, OF
Peoria, H., are here for an ex-
tended visit with their sister,
Mrs. j. j. Witt .
Among those who are taking
In the Niagara Falls excursion
are Mrs. &. A.. Mauch, and daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie /; Miss Lille Reed
Miss Pearl Ransberger, Mrs.
Frank clyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Swinney's
17-months-old boy was Satur-
day reported quite low OF sum
mer complaint. They live south
east OF town.
Mrs. j. +. Abbott ana mother
Mrs. Mary Bender, spent Sunday
In the Mt. Olive neighborhood
where they heard a fine sermon
by Rev. Endres.
Prof, Ed Brandon and wife
were expected to arrive yester-
day In their automobile from
Oxford, Ohio, for a visit to the
formers mother and sister.
MI. and Mrs. j. ID. Sanger's
daughters, Mrs. Ell Lines and
Mrs. 4. A.. LOOMS and son are
here from st. Louis spending
several weeks at home.
---
j. II .Braymer and family have
moved from Blue Lick to South
|Odel. Mr.. Braymer viii be will
Heskett's feed barn. We are
pleased to welcome them to Mar
shall.
Monroe Keith came up Friday
night from Duncan. Okla, to eel
his farm near Sweet Springs
He says corn IL looking fine II
his neighboehood and they had
good crops generally.
Rev. Steinheimer departed fol
Marissa, ILL.,, the first OF the
week to assist In the observance
80 49, -~n2~ --f- La-1-ax
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

est brother, Damal Stelnheimer,
which will be celebrated Aug.
9th.
q. n. Hanson went to Chicago
Wednesday to buy his stock OF
dry goods-a new department
for his store. A new front has
been put into his stare building
that greatly enhances Its appear
ance.
Mrs. Fred Buhrmeister and
children OF Fayette are the
guests OF Herman Ludwig's
southwest OF town. Mr. Buhr-
meister will be here In u few
few days with a view OF locat-
ing.
Arthur Osborn. of Blue Lick,
Saturday sent us a number OF
rattlesnake rattles to show that
he had killed a NUMBER OF the
snakes recently. He says there
are still some left In the neigh
borhood. Better keep some med
lclne" on hand.
DR.. Kathryn Standby OF Brook
field, Mo-, has been appointed
by Governor Folk as a delegate
from Missouri to the Interna.
tional Congress on tuberculosis
to be held In Washington. Sept
21st to Oct. 18th. This conven.
tion meets trlennlally and this
Ii the first meeting to be held
In America.
Joseph s. and Horace H.. Leon.
ard entertained q large number
OF their friends at the handsome
Leonard home on East North st
last Thursday evening. There
were many out-of-town guests
present to enjoy the affair. Tt
the harmony OF Vawter.f
orchestra was added refresh.
ments and literary selections tc
make the evening enjoyable. The
affair closed with a dance by
those enjoying that pastime,
O.. z. Hawthorne, wife and dau.
glitter, Miss Lucille. expect to &c
tomorrow To-Day City, Nichiesn
to Visit Mr.. Hawthorne's brother
q. D.. and family several weeks
Thsy Will Also stop at Mrs. Haw-
thorne's hlrthplace, Cassopolis
Mich. to visit old friends. Mrs
HawthOrpe has not been back ia
her home town since shs lsft -
3 young lady.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Rev. Steinheimer departed fol
Marissa. Ill, the first Of the
week to assist In the observance
81 ~ oo1dea wen6ing ~ IN old
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

est brother, Damal Stelnheimer,
which will be celebrated Aug.
9th.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Mrs. o. Gentry AMI daughter,
Miss Mary. returned to Independ-
ence Saturday after a pleasant
visit at Thos. Boatright's.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Shelf Houx and family return
Sunday from a three weeks
stay at Excelsior Springs and re-
port a fine time.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

j. F. Houx and family went to
Kansas City Monday to spend a
two weeks vacation there and
at other points.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Mrs. Dan O'Brlen and daughter,
Edith. left Sunday for Shawnee
Okla. to visit the formers sis
ter, Mrs. II. &. Gull, three or four
weeks.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Prof. L. +. Griffin ana sons.
Lawrence and MitchalI. went ia
South Dakota 6atHrday 70 rs
II NJ. Griffin paEents- n
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Monroe Keith came up Friday
night from Duncan. Okla, to eel
his farm near Sweet Springs
He says corn Ii looking fine II
his neighboehood and they had
good crops generally.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

p. II. Rowland, who was kick
ed by a mule three weeks ago OF
his foot had the misfortune o
taking bloOd-poisoning In hi
wound but Is out again. !
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

j. HI. Treece says the Ice cream
supper at Christian Union Satur-
day was q big successes. There
|wassA large attendance and I927
was cleared by the ladies.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Mrs. c. L. Parrett. mothsr 0
Mrs. d. e. McCurry. or this city
died at her home In Fairfield
Iowa. on July Gath.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Aug, Reker. Of Grand Pass. was
'hsss wsdassday - seart ~
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Mrs. F. r. Solomon Is very 10y
at the home OF her daughter.M Mr.
r.. M. Bailey, 5615 Virginia Ave
st. Louis, Of a tumor. Mr.. Sole
mon went down Tuesday t oh
at her bedside. a ,Ar
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Mrs. j. w. Beeson. OF Sorrento
ILL.,, and Miss Emma Schacht, O
Peoria, H., are here for an OK
tended visit with their sister
Mrs. j. j. Witt
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Swinney',
17-months-old boy was Satur
day reported quite low OF sum,
mer complaint. They live souti
east OF town.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-07

Mrs. j. f. Abbott ana mother
Mrs. Mary Bender, spent Sunday
In the Mt. Olive neighborhood
where they heard a fine sermon
by Rev. Endres.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20
FLEAS WILL BE FLEAS
BY ELLIS PARKER BUTLER Author ~Piss Is Pigs Etc
author of "Piss Is Pigs" Etc.

in a meet on Hogan. And I will be
one of amy ten of us L tell tn pro-
fessor L call tn scholards back t
school agin. I be but plain, unedu-
Gated man, MisSus Muldoon, and have
no wish L speak disrespect of thin as is
educated, but tn conversation of a gang
of Frinch educated fleas is annoyin' t
a man that wants [ sleep
Il viii speak t tn professor gintle-
min,' said Mrs. Muldoon, IAN remon-
strate with him. Mary. me girl" she
her chair. would We mind givin' me
tn least bit of a rub between me Shout
ders like? | will speak L TIL professor,
for l have no doubt he has but 10 say
tn word L his scholards. an they will
all run back where they belong
But the professor did not come back
that day He must have had urgent
business in New York. for he remained
there all night, and all the next day.
too. and if he had not paid his bill in
advance Mrs. Muldoon would have sus-
pected that he had run away. But his
bill was paid and his luggage was still
in the room, and the educated fleas, or
their numerous offspring, explored the
boarding house at WILL and romped
through all the rooms as if they owned
them. If Professor Jocolino had been
there he would have had to listen to
some fOrcible remonstrances. 1t was
Flannery who at length took the law
into his own hands.
II was late Sunday evening. The up
per hall was dark, and Flannery stole
softly down the hall III his socks and
pushed open the professors door The
room was quite dark and Flannery stole
into il and closed the door behind him.
self. He drew from his pocket an in
sect powder gun and fired it. 1t was
an instrument something like a bellows
and it fired by a simple squeeze, send
ing a shower of powder that fell in all
directions. 1t was a light, yellow pow
der, and Flannery deluged the room
with it. He stole stealthily about, shoot
ing the curtains shooting the bed
shooting the picture of the late Mr.
Timothy Muldoon. shooting the floor
He bent down and shot under the bed
and under the wasnstand. until a film
of yellow dust lay over the whole room.
and then he turned to the closet and
opened that. There hung Professor
JocoGno's other clothes. and Flannery
jerked them from the hooks and car
ried them at arms length to the bed
and shot them.
As ne was shooting into the pocket Of
a pair of striped trousers, the door
opened and Professor Jocolino stood on
the threshold. There was no doubt in
the professors mind. He was being
robbed! He drew a pistol from his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

of tn professors fleas. l was thinkin
mebby one dollar was not enough t pay
for flea, not crude. so | asks OHal-
loran. Twill be easy t settle that
says O'Halloran, for tn value of thin
will be set down in tn books of tn
United States. at tn time when tn
professor paid tn duty on thin. I'll
just look and see how much tn duty
was paid on, says he. But. mebby, tn
professor paid no duty on thim, ]
says Make no doubt of that saws
O'Halloran. for unless tn professor was
fool he would pay tn duty like man
for tn penalty is fine an imprisonment,
says O'Halloran. an I make no doubt
he paid it. / will be out Sunday at T.
says O'Halloran, an give We tn facts
an I hope tn duty is paid as it should
be, for if it's not paid twill be me duts
t arrest tn professor an
Flannery stopped and listened.
rs that tn train from tn city ]
hear?'' he said. "O'Halloran will sure
be on it,
The professor arose, and so did the
two friends who had come with him
to help him carry home the 500. The
professor slapped himself on the peck
cts. looked in his hat, and slapped him
self on the pockets again.
Mon dieut" he exclaimed, and in an
instant he and his friends were in an
excited conversation that went at the
rate of three hundred words minute.
Then the professor turned 10 Flannery.
Il return he said. II have lost the
.nost valued thing. the picture of the
dear mama 1t is lost, II is picked of
the pockets Villains, l go to the DO
lice I return
He did not wait for permission. but
hat no 10 cf --1rr,
merry or Mrs. Muldoon ever saw of him.
An [ think of me a free trader
every day of me born life" said Mike
Flannery that evening to Mrs. Muldoon,
but am no more. I see tn protection
there is in tn tariff. Missus Muldoon.
nam. But. anyhow. wonder what is
Insects nor p-rrfo' -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

"Ah. no." cried the professor. THE
very educate flea! The flea Of wisdom!
The very teached flea.'
Hear that now said Flannery
land did they really come all tn way
from France. professor? Or is this a
joke We are playin' on me-"
THE truly French flea" explained
the professor. From Paris herselfs.
The genuine. The import flea"
And to think We brought thin all the
way yerself, professor. For ye did, I
believer"
"Certain!" cried all three.
An [ think of flea bein' worth a
dollar," said Flannery. Thin can't be
crude feas at SIGH a price. professor
NO, Certain, no." cried the three
men again
Not crude" said Flannery and i'm
ported by tn professor, tbs odd l
should have seen a refirince L them
very things this very day, professor.
'Tis in this book here"
He took the list of customs duties
from his pocket and leaned his elbows
on his knees and ran his hand down the
pages
length Here il is: Insects, not crude,
one-ouarter clint per pound and tin per
clint ad valorum.' What is ad valorum,
7 dunno. but It's wonderful thing tn
tariff is Who would be thinkin' tin
wears ago that Professor Jocolino would
be comm [ Ameriky with 100 fieas. not
crude. in his dress-suit portmanteau?
But tn congress was tn boy I think of
everything No free f1eas, says they.
Look at tn poor American flea, crude
an uneducated, an see tn struggle il
has competin' with tn flea of Europe
Asia an Africa Down with tn furrin
f1ea.' says congress protect tn poor
American insect. One-quarter clint per
nound an tin per clint ad valorum for
til flea of Europe"
Monsieur Jules fidgeted and looked al
his watch.
"Re easy said Flannery. There's
no hurry. I'm Waitin' for a frind of
mine. an It's fine t talk over tn tariff
With educated min once in a while. TIL
frind I'm loolzin' for amy minute now
is n fine expert on III subject OF tn
tariff himself. O'Halloran is tn name.
of him. Him as. is tn second deputy
assistant collector. of evidence of fraud
an srnugglin' in the revenue service of
th- United States Twas q mere mat
Ter of doubt in me mind" said Planners
easily, --regardin' tn proper valuation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20
Continued from Page

i'm astonishment. Mike Flannery. do
YOU be thinkn' tn professor has two
Of thin? Sure. and he must have two
of thin, for was it not meself was
thinkin' all last night I had tn same
educated flea for a bedfeily? 1 would
have caught him." she added sadly,
.but he was too brisk for me.
There was fOrty-sivin times
thought / had mine," admitted Elan
merry. but every time whin 1 took up
me thumb he had gone some other
place. But l will have him tonight"
But mebby he. has gone by now
sa'd Mrs. MuldoOn.
Never fear, man," said Flannery.
Hes not gone, nam, for he has been
close TO me every minute of tn day.
/ could put me thumb on him this
minute, il he would but wait till 1 did
it,"
well. as for that. Mike Flannery,"
said Mrs. MuldOOn, mischievously, as
she arose from the table, go on along
with We. and don't be bringin' tn blush
T. me face, but whin l want L find tn
one l was speakin of, / won't have L
walk away from meself L find him this
minuter'
At the breakfast table the next morn
ing Professor Jocolino sat silent and
moody in his place, his head bent over
his breakfast. but the nine other men
al the table eyed him suspiciously. So
did Mrs Muldoon. The was no ques-
ton now that Professor Jocoliro had
lost his educated flea. There was, in
fact. ground for the belief that the
professor had had more than one ed
ucated flea, and that he had lost all
Of them. There was also a belief that
however well trained the lost might be,
in some ways their manners had not
been carefully attended TO, and that
they had not been trained 10 be well
behaved when making visits to utter
strangers. A beast or bird that will
force itself upon the hospitality of an
utter stranger unasked. and then bite
its host. may be well educated, but il
is not polite The boarders looked at
Professor JocolinO and frOwned. The
professor looked stOlidly at mis- plate,
and ate hurriedly, and left the table
before The others had finished.
IT'S i'm me mind" said Flannery,
when the professor had left, that tn
professor has a whole college Of thin
educated insects, and that he do be
lcttin' thin have a vacation. Or meb-
by tn class of 1907 is graduated and
turned loose from tn university. / had
tn baseball team and tn football gang
spendin tn night with me-"
"Ho." said Hogan gruffly. twas tn
fcllys that does tn high jump and tn
long jump and tn wide jump was hav-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-01
CITY GETS $3.50 FROM
PEORIA BALL TEAM
Would Have Gone to Davenport Had
Visitors Been Stopping There
DonneI!y Talks,

Manager Donnelly, speaking to an
Argus representative last evening, said
that his team in the three days spent
in this city would spend for hotel bill,
bus and what the players themselves
disbursed. at least $3.50, all of which
would have gone to Davenport had the
visiting team been stopping across the
river
81 cannot conceive of any conditions
|or circumstances said the Peoria man,
.ager. which would justify a ball team
putting up in any city outside the
league. The money visiting club
gets in a city comes from the people
lof that city. and such part of It as
!, ndsf be expenhad should be returned
10 them A citk that has supported
baseball as faithfully, as Rock Island
I lk8ez sf,tf,o tho oYo&