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The Marshall republican., 1908-07-10

II. b. Hawkins spent Sun.
day with his wife in Kansas
City.
Chas. Frederick went to
Texas on a prospecting trip
Tuesday.
Gen. II. G. Horne came
home from Kansas City Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. p. H. Franklin left
Tuesday on a trip through
California.
Sheriff Bacon attended the
6heritfs' Convention in Min.
neapolis this week.
Miss Anna Hoy will teach
II, R.verview school near
Little Rock next winter.
Ernest Ransberger spent
TIE past week in st. Louis Wis.
iting his brother, Frank.
Levi Hagsn spent last week
in Kansas City and is with
his brothers in Sweet Springs
this week.
Mrs. H. b. Hennasy and
children spent several days
this week with relatives in
Sweet Spr ngs.
Mrs. Jno. X. Hall and son
are spending TIE summer in
San Francisco with Lieut.. and
Mrs. II. G. Pelot.
DR.. VIM. ST. Jonn, the
Kansas City oculist who has
been visiting here profession.
ally for years, died Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Culver receiv-
ed \ paralytic stroke last Fri.
day but has improved very
much since and seems out of
danger.
W. II. Meschede will 60 to
St. Louis today to attend the
state convention of the
Knights of Columbus, return.
Ing Monday.
Misses Olive and Florence
DeGarmo are spending the
summer in Altamount. Kas.
Mrs. DeGarmo expects to
join them shortly.
John Cock and family of
Sweet Springs attended The
Caswell funeral at Napton
Sunday and returned home
via Mars hall Monday.
Attorneys D.. q. Dugglns,
=. Fl. Harvey, and T. b. Gill
left for Denver Friday after
noon To attend the Democrat.
ic National Convention.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Arthur W.
Oquest received u Fourth of
July visit from the stork who
left a fine boy. Mr.. Oquest
says they're all well and
happy.
Mrs. B. n. SPOTS was
brought home from Boonville
last week. Her operation was
successful but she il now con.
1ned to her room with rheu.
matism.
A daughter arrived ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
9. Res Thursday afternoon,
July ID. She came in time
10 celebrate the Fourth in
kpatriotis fashion.
Gen. ". Hagan, Fritz D.
~esemeyer, Chas. Roscher,
Dry Ralnwald, Tsss AZ
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-10
Raise Ducks.

; To. illustrate how heavy a loss one
could endure without failure, Weber
the duck man, says that II only one
half 6f the eggs put In the incubator
Matched. and only onefhalf of thosS
Matched, lived, there would still be
enough In II to encourage n to stitch
to the business. without, taking into
account the fertilixing ve}pe Of the
.vanquished host. ~
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-10
lLIsTENi LISTEN

attention to business,
an EXPERIENCE
gained from 10 years
Of busy EYE practice
In which time THOU
SANDS Of cases, en-
braciDg every form Of
eye trouble have been
lquickly cured, thou
sands Of citizens from
Saline and adjoining
counties cheerfully
testify to the remark
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-10
W. p. Richardson WAS here

hdnSdS SlIy ldSC week mucn
improved in health.
DR.. j. w. Carter is enjoy
ing a vacation in Colorado
Springs.
Miss Ruth Rose Is in Kan.
sas City visiting her sister,
Mrs. Clyde Mcbride.
Mrs. Arch Gilkerson, of
ElPaso, Texas, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
F'ulkerson at Salt Springs.
/ Mike Duffy of near Rose
Valley had his corn shed des.
troyed by fire caused 10y
lightning on Wednesday of
last week.
Misses Mildred Lyddon,
Goldie Lyddon, and Nellie
Price, Messrs. Ten Edison
and Harry ELS spent the 4tb
at Black burn.
pers, Roy DJnnel and John
Coulter were here from near
Sweet Springs Monday, most.
~ on business with the coun
ty court.
TIE Bank of Marshall has
put up "A neat oxldlzed metal
sign ON the corner Of their
building which adds material
ly to the neatness Of their
corner.
The work o. remodeling'
Hotel Hurt vas begun this
week. Col. Ruff informs us
that it will be thoroughly
underlined. So far he has
not made any arrangements
for its management.
Our instructor on the type.
setting machine is probably
celebrating the Fourth some.
where-at least he has not
arrived aud our machine is
useless To us and We appear
once more IN our ''old dress"
}. 8. Hagan, one of Sweet
Springs hust ing rural mail
carriers, says the Sweet
Springs boys are making a.
record for themselves. He
has not failed to mako his
trips in six years. A splen.
did record when the recent
floods are considered.
Miss Daisy d. Duggins, of
Hammond, La, who was mar
ried here last week, was until
about eight years ago a resi-
dent OF Cambridge in this
county, and is well known
here. She has the same
initials and is related to AT.
torney ID. d. Duggins.
Business success for the !
woman Goes not mean dOmes.
tic or individual happiness,
and, on the whole, business
life makes for restlessness,
sel6shness and discomfort.
You cannot measure the irtiu-
ence of business on the
woman by figures or statistics.
You cannot count wrecked
lives among women wage
earners as you can tally of
divorce cases on court calen-
dars, and trace them to Ger.
tain causes, such as ,Ncom-
patibiliLy, d%esertion, cruelty,
|etc. You cannot say that a
woman 10 business ID a failure
Tor success according to the
salary she draws. You can.
rot expect the trim, self con.
tanned girl at your elbow to
admit that her perfectly APP
pointed little apartment. ner
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-10

crystal water.
Years ago her IA
ther piped the wa
ter TO a log trough.
near the farm
buildings. This
primitive trough
;asted for many
years. but finally
sprung a leak.
which soon made
an ideal wallow.
Ing place for the
pigs. l did not
cherish this sort
of spot and cast
about for some
thing Of a perman.
ent character to
make a water
trough. decided
upon cement and
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-10
WANT, FOR SALE, ETC.
WANTED-Good milk COW. Dr.
L. Russell, Msrshall.

For ssle-set Of Brittsnics ENJOY.
ciopediss Of % volumes, Ia good con.
ditios. Az . bargain. Cost e5O cash.
Address, r. =. 6tobis.
lilo sis Ysrby st., Msrshsll.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-10

7kAkEE
CEMENT WATERING TROUGH.
Permanent improvement Which One
Farmer Put In Himself.

Locust Grove farm, which belongs
10 nv wife. possesses a good spring OF
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-10

Try u deliver : superior article and
neep your standard w 4 good rsp-
sasel's r ~ vs9tn fs 1slI
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-10

FOR sALE-ous rood Jersey milk
ow and : 2-yesr,ola short horn bull,
spply - ~ fesm. n. LnAwig,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
CAMPAIGN AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS.
VIII Begin with Mass Meeting in Albany
To-Morrow-Governor Hughes to Speak.

Albany. Jan. 25-PIans for the widespread cam
paign against tuberculosis in this state, which will
te launched az a big mass meeting in this
the headquarters OF the State Charities Aid Associa
ton here to-day. Following the great gathering
OF scientific and medical experts, Investigators Of
fcials. charity workers and sympathiZers, the
forces OF the new movement viii Immediately set
cut systematically planned line Of march
With lecturers medical experts and organizers
constantly the warpath, il is expected that il
viii require FIVE years and almost S,ccOoo or con-
tibuCions to carry out the comprehensive work
Prom the capital the workers against the great
white plague will 60 direct to Schenectady, and
thence dogn the Hudson River TO Yonkers. where
g. preliminary campaign is already in progress
From the river towns and cities parties OF oFganz-
will work of 10 the West into the comrnuni-
ties Of the Southern Tier. When organization mas
been effected ard the movement is well IN progress
in these sections a concerted advance viii be mace
north and until the central and western
regions OF the state covered
Following the meeting on Aoncay evening" al
which Governor Hughes Joseph Ii. Choate, presi-
oent OF the State Charities AID Association, ano
many other prominent men viii speak, a conference
wi be held which plans will be considered
effective organize the health authorities OF the
stale 10 cooperate with work OF the charities
organization The State Department OF Heaith -
considered an invaluable co-orker, with the FORCES
of the movement snd If sufficient state 1uhos
are placed disposal, il is expected greatly "
further the general campaign. IL is beheyeo lha'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
the Governor and the Legislature VIII give ade-

quate support both IA legislation and funds.
while cooperation from the authorities is nee
essary." said Homer Folks secretary of the State
Charities Aid Association to-day, "the quicker the
great OF people get 10 know the means ny
which tuberculosis is spread the sooner shall we
have the means OF checking IT."
feature OF the campaign Of education that VIII
be conducted by the State Charities Aid Association
is the lectures before trade unions and clubs OF
workingmen. All these lectures are illustrated by
stereopticon views showing wholesome and un-
wholesome surroundings at home and IN factories
By this means it is hoped TO educate the laboring
man for his protection. Trade unions. 1t is
believed can exert powerful influence IN correct
ing the evils and abuses which now exist In the
crowded factories and workshops
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14

almost exhaastea when ii reached the city. On Johnson vas found 6 gold watch aud chain which was stolen about tea days ago and one of the re- cent ep'demie Of robberies has been explained Sheriff Philpot, Constable stewart and Officer liigginbotham last night searched the home of Johnson. but foupa nothing there but some mat ting ant small articles belonging to Mr. Wa4e, the furniture man. from whom hh had stolen them while em ployed in the furniture store. On hin, was also iodnd a pawn ticket for a valuable shotgun. which the officers are investigating, as his explanations are athel vague and indefinite.
 It is alleged that Johnson has Il former record as d convict and fhe officers afe ol the opinion that he has had a good deal to do with the rob heries going OH the past few weeks. These have suddenly ceased and for the past four nights no robheries have been reported
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
DARING R0BBER
 CAUGHT AT LAST

1esterday afternoon Charley John Soi, the negro who stole. Tuesday night the horse and carriage belong Ing to Major C. G. Newman, was brought to the city and placed in the county jail. Johnson was caught near lln"ood yesterday morning and tfank Douglas telcphoned the news to lae officers. Johnosn had been formcr- lN employed at the Newman home as
 coachman and was thoroughv ac- with the premises. Tuesday
 night he opened the barn door and quleliN hltching the horse to the bug SN drove off Constable Frank Stew art at once telephoned to all the off cers within thirty miles to keep a sharp look out and his capture result ed yesterday morning. According to one of the officers who brought him in Johnson vas begged up in a swamp near Linwood and seeing the officers coming broke and ran. The horse showed the hard effects of the driving it had undergone and the animal was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
FARMERS PAY
 VISIT TO BRYAN

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 13.- Several hundred farmers from Otoe county, Nebraska headed by H. H. Hanks of Nebraska City, who came t'. Lincoln to attend the notification cere- monies, rode out to Fairview today and presented the Democratic nominee with "big stick gourd.
 They also handed him contribu- tion of $50, subscribed by 90 of their number. In accepting the gourd and the contribution Mr Bryan assured his visitors that if elected to the pres idency the "big stick would not be in evidence, believing it was easier to lead the people through their love than to control them through their fears.
 MT. Bryan showed no immediate eff fleets from exercise of yesterday and today resumed the usual routine of business, receiving callers and prepar- ing speeches which he will deliver within the next two weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14

In the 2i hours ending at o'clock last night the precipitation was 435 inches. That is the greatest rainfall experienced in Chicago since August and ,, 1885, when there was fall of 6.19 inches. With the single excep- tion of the 1885 record the present is the heaviest since the establishment of the weather station ill Chicago in 1871.
 Beginning at 10 o'clock Thursday night, there was a fall of 3.30 inches before I o'clock in the morning. This was increased 1.05 inches during the day. The rain stopped early in the evening, and no more is expected as result of this storm. It will be fol- lowed by fair and moderately cooler weather for two or three days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
NO VERDICT IN
 CASE OF J. ELLIS

Paducah, Ky, Aug 13.-The trial of Jake Ellis, charged with being night rider having resulted in hung jury, all of the other night riders at MuF- ray. Ny, where the trial of Ellis was held, have been continued until the next term Of court, the prosecution and defense being unable to agree OH case for trial. The grand jury in- yestigatlCn as to the alleged ccnnec- tion of several court officials with night rider bands is being continued. Because of threats several soldiers de- clare they overheard indicating that an attack of the town of Murray after the present term of court was con- cluded strong patrol will be estaD- lished in the eastern part of Galloway county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14

tnre= =ior the new High School [, Toa- lln~on and Knox This enterprisins Rev iifm will install the school fura.- tare iH the new building before Sep tem5er il. the date of the opc&ius Of the session of l9GS-1909. The con~ tract provides for 70 school desks, g6 recitation benches, J21 opera chairs to@ the auditorium and 20 commercial desks To be 0scd in thc newly installed business course. fomiinson and hnoN's bid Nas approximately $500, and their bid was accepted oyer the competition of seven other firms. three mahutdetufin@ companies having rep resentatiFcs especially sent here and this deal is bns a fair sample of the enlerprlsing business of the firm. The furniture to bc iutalted in the new Slo7,0oo High School viii be thor oushly modern and up to date. The auditorium where chapel and public exercises will be conducted is 10 be fitted with opera chairs and eradua- tion exercises will hereafter he con dueted in the school building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
Bryan Receives
 a Gourd as Gift

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Lincoln, Neb.. Aug. l".-Bryan today received a delegation of 50 farmers from Oteo county. Nebraska. who pre- sented him with $1 each for campaign funds and hollow gourd as em- blematic of the Big Stick Bryan in accepting it commented on the hol- iowness of the gourd as being signifi- cant of the accomplishments of the Republican party. He denied in toto the story that s300.OO0 was left over from the previous campaign State Chairman Allen said that Bryan would carry Nebraska
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
When Was Beef
 so Awful Cheap?

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 13.-"There will be no more cheap beef The cut ting up of cattle ranges into farms will decrease the output of cattle and raise the price of meat Cheap range land is a thing of the past" today de- clared Col. Ike T. Pryor. president Of the Cattle Raisers Association of Tex as. He said prices will begin to ad- vance at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
Bunco Game on
 Wealthy Merchant

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Pittsburg Aug l3.-Melyin Moxley. q wealthy business man. allowed hm- self to be heeced out of $500 to land Moses Phillips in jail on charge of running a "brace" faro game His act saved Miss Frederick Bosch, his sister-in-law from being tedsced out .Qf 50,ooo which she intended to in vest with Phillips. The young wo- man had resisted all charges made against Phillips.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
RETAIL MERCHANTS
 MET LAST NIGHT

The Retail Merchants Association held meeting last night in the hall over Reap and Crawford's store on Second avenue and much important business was transacted. A special committee was appointed to confer with the city council relative to the scOntinuance of the street garbage men and to request that the service be again installed. This service was discontinued on the first of August by the city council in an effort to cut down the expenses of the city govern ment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
 WANTS CARL WARE

Manager Berry reported last night that telegram had been received from the Commercial Appeal at Mem phis stating that the Nashville South the crack local second baseman No further particulars have as yet been learned and whether Ware will leave for Nashville has not yet been learn- ed. That Ware is by far the best sec ond baseman in the Arkansas league is conceded by all and local fans are confident that he can make good in southern league company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
cy Young Given
 a Great Ovation

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Boston, Mass. Aug l3.-Twentq thousand baseball fans gave the vet eran twirIer, eCy" Young, an ovation at the benefit game rendered him in the contest of the IBostons and an all- star American league team. The play CTS gave a minstrel performance be fore the game. Lieutenant Governor Draper presented Young with q loving cup which was presented by fans. The players ot the American league contributed a second cup
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
Candidate Taft
 Thrown From Horse

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Hot Springs, Va, Aug. 13.-Candi- date Taft was thrown from horse while travelling over the mountain Tuesday night, but the corpulent nom iEee landed on his feet and was prac- of friction between himself and Chair man Hitchcock He said at yester- days conference plans were laid for making an active campaign in the middle West.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
Boy Cotton King
 Out of Market

Hearst News Special to the Graphic. New York, Aug. 13.-George Liver more, the boy cotton plunger, said today that he was out of the market gifh profits in the shape of cash. It
 was learned today that Wednesdays s fumpus in the market was caused by Sales for James Patten of 50, 900 bales ass
 through the Livermore brokers. Liv- ermore now holds 37,000 bales spot. kfe has sold enough options to fur bifh deliveries for the spots.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
Frank Gould Answers
 Wife's Charges

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York, Aug. 13.-F'rank Gould petition for divorce makes ] general denial of her charges of infidelitv. No counter accusations are made. Jus tice Golf directed tho flis : of an an. swer within a few hours, which indi- cates d trial case
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
New Ruling in
 Baseball World

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Cincinnati. Ohio, Aug. 133.-The national baseball commission today announced q new rule providing that no major league shall in the future sell a player to d minor league with an option to repurchase unless the minor league pays at feast $500 for the opyae Nc bonds car- be paid in the worlds championship contests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
CHICAGO WAS
 SOAKED AT LAST
Days Without Drop of Rain, Then the Heaviest Rainfall
 in 2S Years Was the Record of the
 City by the Lake.

Chicago, Aug. three oays without rain and then the heay- test rain in 23 years. This is the royal way ln which the weather man re- sponded to the prayers of the farmers ln thls region. The parched corn and tne sun-baked fields were in sheets of water. The clouds over the city sent
 gown shower after shower and kept pedestrians busy all day yesterday running for cover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
B. c. DARLING
 NOT THE FORGER

The officers have discovered alter further investigation that B. c. Dar- ling. the waiter at the Jefferson, is not the one who forged the check on Wal ter \. Trulock for $5.S0. The check was made payable to Darling by an ether negro who forged MT. Trulock'S name. Darling is one of the best known negroes ill the city and has a houses where he has been employed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
prohibitionists Win
 Another Victory 

Hearst News Special to the Graphic. San Antonio, Tex, Aug. 13-Advo-
 cates for the submission of the prohi- bition question to vote of the people Kon a victory today by endorsing the
 Candidate of the anti-submissionist For chairman Of the State executive Committee. The antis agreed to with
 braw their resolution providing for an
 lndividual voice of expression.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
WOODMEN OF THE
 WORLD HELD CAMP

World, met last night in their hall on Second avenue and an interesting session was held Five initiates were introduced to the mysteries of the order. and the applications of seven new members were received. This lodge is now one of the strongest in the State and growing constantly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
Gould Divorce
 Suit Up Again

Hearst News Special to~the Graphic.
 New York, Aug. 13.-Mrs. Ben Teal. wife of stage director: Harry Mousely detective, and Miss Julia Fleming were today indicted for subordination to perjury in connection with the evil Gence in the Frank Gould divorce suit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
Southern Champions
 Are Defeated

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York, Aug. 13.-Whtehead and Winston, the lawn tennis champions of the South were defeated by Wright and Little, champions, this afternoon. The latter will be matched against tho Western champions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
NEGRO MASONS
 ASSEMBLED
Third Da!-E,ening SeSsiOno

Third Da!-E,ening Session
 The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge resumed it's labors at 2:30 o'clock D. m, Grand Master $. T. Boyd presid- ing The report of the committee on jurisprudence vas aken up. After consuming most of the evening in dis cussing different clauses the Grand Lodge adopted it as a whole The evening was spent upon this report and the time having expired for the evenings labor the lodge called itself from labor to refreshment, to come on again at 7:30 D. m.
 Night Session.
 The night session of the Most Wor- shipful Grand Lodge resumed labor at 7:30 D. m The committee on jurisprudence resumed it's work and in a little while finished it's labor and the report was adopted. Other committees reporting were: Committee on the re- port of the secretary of the M. 5. A, the committee on grievances; on ere dentials and returns The committee on condolence was excused from re- porting until Friday, the 14th.
 The committee on the report or the secretary of the temple fund reported that the secretary's books were in good shape. At 10 o'clock D. m. $. T. Boyd and Geo. Moore were nominated for grand master
 W. A. SLOAN. Reporter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
. oney Pastor Reported Dying

Hearst News Special to the Graphic. New York, Aug. 13.-Tony Pastor, 1>ean of vaudeville for sixty years. is
 dyins at his home, Kerry Cottage. To- night the physicians administered oxy- |gen but they hardly expect the pa |tient to live until morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-14
keene Sells Out
 Racing Horses

News Special to the Graphic
 New York. Aug 13.-James R. keene and Haggin, satisfied that there will be no more races here, have ar ranged to ship 100 of the finest stall lions to Argentine to be sold in the open market.