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New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
ENGLEWooo GOLF CLUB.

Clinton I Black the cup presented By Mrs
Newcorrb q. Cole yesterday at the Engiewood Golf
club withss-1s-70. The four pairs 10 qualify in
the four-balI competition were ". III. Sanford and
w A. Warner. ss-12-74i Fl. Weatherhee and A.
: Bourne sI-7-74; W A. Stafford and J. r
Fovce 7z-3-74. and z. Prayer and IT, C, Smith.
s6-rs-T5 II was a close finish. for W c. Shoupe
and H. /. Manson had ISIS and II. Y, Keep
ana Dr. L. " Calan 39-3-7s.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
ARSDALE GOLF CLUB.

" F Fullerton the Presidents Cup at the
Arsdaie Golf Club yesterday, defeating A s.
Wit. b, : up and to play in the final round.
The combined ball competition was won by W A
white and A H Gussman with net total Of 158-
Fullerton and Robert Newton finished second. with
$50. s. .,+,z
in q victory for Robert Gussman. whose card read
eI-7-74 DR. LLOYD Morgan's card Of l00-2O-
40 gave him second place Edward Fisher was
tt,i- 1nn-h-SS.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
DYkER MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

a number Of Dyker Meadow golfers competed n
81 eighteen-hole medal play handicap yesterday.
but onlv three returned cards. ". T. Barr
wiki . net The bogie competition IN the sfter-
noon vas Won by Marshall WhitIatch. who fin
ished down He went around in q. but
penalized at plus 3 The handicap scores were:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
NEW YORK oARsMEN sWAMPED.

BOSTON Sept T-worcester and Springfield Or
,s or the principal houors the twentieth annual
sr et,an,pfoushfp regatta OF the New England ANA
taur Rowing Association the Charles River to-
dav In the four-oared shell the Riverside and the
MstropoIitan crews OF New York. were swamped
ard couId not finish The men we're pulled out OF
the water by the police boat New forks crack
oa-r,an were defeated in the singles doubles and
foiir-oared races
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
CAUSE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB.

Golfers competed in two events on the links OF
the Caroe Brook Country Club yesterday. The
eighteen-hole medal play. handicap resulted IN a.
victory for A. L. Bahler. with card Of s@l-T-
There was qualifying round for a handsom. CUP
donated by A B. Ayers
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
ESSEX COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

The fall season at the Essex County Country Club
began yesterday with fall sweepstakes which was
won bv " r. Howells with card of ss--1s--72.
Frank B esoIlate had 97-1S--79 Fred c. Reynolds.
S1-o-~si e. a. Ashley, 1o4-24-So, and p J.
williams. 92-I2-sa
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
ATRES CUP.
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

Play for the cup presented By residents Of the
North. Shore al the Richmond County Country
Club yesterday resulted in q tie between Frank
II Patterson and c II. Pierson- It thirty
SIX hole handicap Frank LoEson made the best
gross score. Of IL
The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB

IN an al-daE handicap yesterday. and A. c. Rounds
Won with card OF 1s1-4o-14L The best gross
score. 1a8. went to the credit OF the veteran W Z
Hicks, who played from scratch ". C. N Perfae
eoEated the prize Following tha best scores:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB.

limited field returned cards in the 49, hole medal
play handicap on the links Of the Crescent Ath-
i.tic Club yesterday. R. c. Luce won, with net
score OF l47. The results
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
NE4LON UNDER HAMMER.
Suburban Handicap Uimner Brings
PaItry Price at AUCTION.

Nealon the Suburban Handicap winner last year.
for which W H Dubois paid $4,000 at Saratoga
last summer, sold at auction in the sales pad
dock at Sheepshead Bay yesterday for the paItry
sum OF $1,000. S. c. HdFeth the buyer.
Nealon has only started this year, and is said
TO be the verge OF a breakdown
Charles Edward, for which Mr. Dubois paid
$4,000 last year, and for which he refused 100000
after the colt had made worlds record Of 30 3-5
for mile and furiong at Brighton Beach,
bought by J. H Warren for s., 900.
Don Enrique proved the star of the SALE C. r.
Ellison paying $500 for the of Hastings. A
number of horses were sold. including a consign-
ment from the stable Of John Sanford but the
prices did rule particularly high, which is not
surprising In view of the present unsettled condi-
ton Of racing. Those bringing $1,000 more fol-
low:
Don Enrique b. c. 4. by Hastings-Bels Donna;
l. Elllson-----.- SSoV
Charles Edward ch. c. 4, By Golden GaTteT-Flora 90
Eiidreth H. L. ~ 1900
i's5l1 WhseIer *. g. = ~ 500
r h W1liianas ms o =. 2ooo
Nssturtia b. f. . by Nasturtiun- Gascon; J. II.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
EP6WkMIS CLUB,

Mere than hundred players turned out
the ApaTzrais Club for tiirty-six-hoIe handicap
yesterday. J. T. Gwathmey the net prize with
81. while the gross prize went ". r Thurston,
who returned 169
The best scores were:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
MISS MOORE IN DEFEAT.
Beaten by Miss Hammond on Nyack
Club Courts.

In a fast three-set match Miss Louise Hammond,
of the West Side Lawn Tennis Club. won the wom-
ems challenge cup in the singles yesterday from
the holder, Miss Elizabeth H Moore, four times
national champion at "a 6-s. 81, on the courts
Of the Nyack Country Club
Henry J. Molenhauer, Of the Kings County Club.
was the winner Of the mems cup In singles Whiles
paired with Joseph It. McAtahon, he won the
doubles Mrs George H. Chapman ana Mouenhauer
captured the mixed doubles.
The summaries follow:
wornen's challenge cup singles tchasngs roundOEMiss
Louise aammond caaIsensef aelea'eo AlSS L.
Mems cup singles (hnal round!-6ie1ry j. Molenhanar
ens doa5ss Ra5 a
%Eam 79TSRn 4 eeMshpns eennal s os.sa.eS sS s 5R-
ea aog0ss Soahauer Rha MISS
and Harry Torrance 1r- 60 7-ss S-o
G. Lorraine wyeth. the Ohio State lawn tennis
champion enIivened the opening of the tournament
on the courts of the Westchester Lawn Tennis
Club yesterday by defeating DR.. William Rosen-
baum. e.. IS Gustave F. Touchard won his
first round match. after having narrow escape
at the hands of r NJ Robinson
The summary follows:
Mems singles cnrsa round)-I- Mileps Burt defeated
Matsr y Benhe.t met "a g. Lorraine n n Wyeth Fytdh de-
fested H H. Bassford, 90 A. E. h James defeated
s. cTafts. % 6-i Louis DTeyfuss defeated 5ullO
feated is'i1e Kenne;h NJ Bornan, 2e. 81 So: 9: ".
Smith defeated ed B9Gef1eS B 6arssr Gsace Hartman
defeated Dr. = G. simmons. s., 5-7. 81; Gustaye
r Touchard defeated r. NJ. Robinson. e. 3-6. 81
second round-G Lorraine Wyeth defeated Dr. William
Roseubaun, 81, Is.
Charles Runyon N. H. MCGUIRE and Robert
Johnson reached the seni-hnal round of the sin
giles in the lawn tennis tournament on the courts
of the Saegkiu Golf Club, Yonkers, yesterday.
Johnson played keen three-set contest with F. A
Batcheller which was filed with many spectscu-
lar rallies at the net In his two matches Nc
CURE accomplished pretty line smashing
that placed mis- opponents at a disadvantage
The summary follows:
Mems championship singles cdrSt roundl-M. H Nc
Guire defeated h W. Taylor 81. O.; Robert Johnson
second round-CharIes Runyon defeated c Moore. 6+
70: NJ q Mcclure defeated J. Feeter, 60, 6--1 Rob
ert Johnson defeated F. A Batcheller 2-s. 81 6-4
Mixed doubles (frst round)-Mss Moore and H. W.
Taylor defeated Mr. and Mrs. C E Moore, al. "a
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
ST. ANDREWS GOLF CLUB.

There was e tllirty-six-hole handicap. selected
eighteen 10 count at the ST Andrews Golf Club
yesterday. Alfred Craven won with a 70 net The
best scores were:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

oursonn. -four CUPS presented by H L. Canmsnn and
Colonel de veau PoweIil-Mrs F. c Hillard and j. ~
up; : B. Bea1es and r J. snyder, 90 Z up; A : :
Turner s Fink. 30. C w Irlppe ana j. i:
sout1er. IA up; s J. Graham and A h Foran ." .
Miller and W Bracken, 80. up: J. H. Dodd and n s.
Medium. 30. up: r B. Baker and W, s Comfy 50
Mckenzie and e NJ Judd, 1s up: ", s Gray and and
Cutcheon, so J. Alexander and P R Bonner :; Is
upsF c Hliard and F. McGovern. is. up; T. S.
Douglas and J. Il Carter IT., %. : up
Class A for z E. Rays cup-H- Morton u D upi
T 8 Douglas l. up: J. W. Curtiss, 10, up; Dr. Care
Class B, for ". Coonsy's cup-IA Z Poran, 30 l qP
even: g BalInann- 30 A 3. Forbes. Is, DOWN.
p \ Norton. %; W. g. Graham, 20, down
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
COX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

The Labor Day handicap at the Fox Hills Golf
Club yesterday was won by H. Cosens Hardy
with a 7s net The scores
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

burg Belle. She trotted perfectly and leading all
the way, covered the distance In the fast time of
2:o4s4.
TRorr1NG-a:os c14Ass-cHARrER oAK-PURsE.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
FAIRFIELD COUNTY GOLF CLUB.

There were one hundred and fifty players in the
class handicaps at the Fairfield County Golf Club
yesterday It great day for the members,
the occasion marked the formal opening Of the
eighteen-hole course. Findlay s. Douglas, the fer
mer national champion, in addition to finishing sec
ond in the Glass bogie handicap, had the dis
tinction Of establishing a record Of IS His card
read as follows:
Out t......-........4 as
In 4-3S-TS
MANY guests attended a dinner at the club in the
evening District Attorney Jerome being among
those present. A loving cup was presented TO f.
c. Converse, president of the club
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

asssnties allowance.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08

cT. DAvID'S HALL
- College or business
scarsdale. N z.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
VIM. j. Belts, Nj. A., Yale.

or F3=tts Academy Stamford Conn. will few
for college preparation His long e1xps.
fence IN individual Instruction viii enable anSfriou.
Young men to save years time Address zbovs
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
sHEEpsHEAD BAY ENTRIES TODAY.

SECOND RACE-THE LOUIsETTE-For mares tn
years old and upward; selling; S4oo added: one n
and sixteenth.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
Kelvin Seboeii

G. A l. DIONNE 5S1 WEST 10TH ST
CLASSES Of SIX Fifth year. Thorough and rzpi1
prspararI0u for all Colleges and Technology
schools TeIe.. 1886 Coli Office hours. TO L
IyRIENDs' SEMINARY. FRIENDS SCHOOL I'D TO
r. 22s East 18th N Y; no us Schsrnerh0rz
sr Brooklyn N Y---KTNDERGARTEIS and PREPARA-
TORY SCHOOLS for GIRLS and BOYS Nor-Seeta-fan-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
The Turf.

+ Lerz-rt Dealer in View
and - Hand Autos IN
| sns p ord.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
~ - y
&6tsebntes &apitei.

Snoeb in @ien aufrubr unb Sns
trigue auf Der einen. Shipd6e uno
H~atbloiisfeit auf Der anbern Seite
berribten. tpdbrenb in ben 5auptitdbs
ten Staliens Der lang angeblaiene
Slnber iiberal our ruienoen Slamme
emporihlug. belt Der alte Habeefp
Serona felt. Yor5useben. cine S6ladt
su ipagen. oaran ourfte er ni6t oens
ten. bepor Die lang ~eriebnten Siilfss
truppen einsetroffen paren. 60 mubte
er ii6 besHiigen. Die 8erbinbunesIinie
onrd 5irol often 5u balten unb lid an
befeitigen. Sn Der oiterrei4iiden
SauptitaSt mar er a%ufeegeben; bas
Miniiterium unterbanbele nit benz
Geinbe. Sic Inbdn9er &oI1ntb's
rei5ten bas Volf gu @erfpiinihungen
eegen i'm auf, unb Die bon ibm iiber
Die Ilpen geihidten @eiieln aus Winis
lamb nnb Srient ipurOen frei9elaiien.
General Shonbals, Der @eifihti6reis
Der ienes SeIb5uges, iab ben breiunbs
a6t5isjdbri9en @reis oft panfeno on
einem Stubl ooer Gid lid balten.
ipenn nieber i6limme Ha6riften aus
98ien e%intraien. 60 bittsre Stunber,
Der sreiie Seloberr unb erlebte. 10
pibrie bas Shidial ibm mar, er blief
Elm Wiann unb traf Die beionneniten
M%nltalten our 8ertbeibi9un8. Sas
Uertrauen uub Der quite Wtutb ieiney
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
einsetoaten Sruaten ssiteat

uno einsetoHten Sruaten geiteat
bate.
nGr neilt ilberaa Do. tpehin tptr
ielber i'm m%itbrinssn. ghtf bic Sis
itermauern eeben i'm Dem nift, Der
tbn nid)t I'M Ssr5en trast", bemerfte
tie leiie. =
Sic m0een rsft BADEN, Shtpeiter.
gber bod tpirft Der Saub tiefer, fronts,
mer 8ube, filler, sereselter a,eeit
unb Oronuns, Der oie5 Suus surbz
5iebt, pobltbuenb ouf ba5 ipunoe.
frieoloie Semitic" l1nb Yo1f itarrs
te. obne Die Speilen 3u beriibren. ipie
in tiefen @ebanfen Dor lif bin. als
aber Die Shlpeiter baS @smah perlais'
len ruoilte, fubr er empor. ~Sabe i6
CO getrdumt, pber iinO nirflih 8riefe
fir mid ansefommen, ais i'd 10 trant
uar?" fragte er.
Ginen Iugenblif 5Ogerte bic Wonne
init Der Intport. rGs !iegen alers
oings Sriefe fir sic oa". erpiberte
lie iebt. Ser Gr5t perbot ausbriids
li6. lie Sbnen 81 9eben, bis sic iels
Der bana6 perlan9en fpiirpen. gis
men berielben baben Sic bereits eeles
fen, Sic %erinneru lid oeien pobl
not?" fragte lie ianft, uno Der Bid,
nit Dem lie babel in ieinen 3iisen
forihte, sli9 Dem elmer fir ibr aino
beIorgteu Witter.
~Glio bp9l" rief er unb griii nit
beioen 9dnoen na6 benz &opfe. bod
8abrbeit. SD badyte nod immer. es
miiBten Sicbers Silber gerpcien iein.
SD fiible MIDI audi pbne bies bis iest
nod 81 l6lua9 gum 2eIen", iebte ct
lhnel bin6u; raber MN modte i9
INN nues bitten, mas fir mid an9es
tommen it," !.
~Nidt iuenig lit eS, in Ger Chat.
entge8nete Ilp5unia nit einem Ser
iuf, 5u i6er5en. Gin Brief lit in
Den leBten @pfeit rod) on5u gefoms
men. 3ubem lit audi Sbre f0rmli6e
Grnenmlug gum &iitlneilter nebit eis
'sH' pilSHeH, lpl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S6reiben bes SetpmarifaIs iiberz
braft fporben, ais Sic qernoe I'M bod
iteu StaOium Sbrer 8rantheit mas
rem. @enn im fir bente Dies bOite?"
Mud bns mbere; bite, brin9eu
Sic MIR dies. BAT er in einem 10
perlansenben Eon, oab lie luobl eins
iab, nit ieiner Hube lei CO iest bod
porbei.
Ser 9ricf. ben Sic bamals lalen.
bat Sic iebr auiaeregt; sic babsn ii6
in Sbren @~bantaiieen %fortipdbrsnb nit
ibm beihdftist", iaete Die Nonne.
.Siblen Sic lid tart genug, ii1 rem
Snbalt az ipieoerbolen?"
.Volfommen", ent9esnete er felt
unb talt. Ser Snbalt misb mid ipe>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

bieier 8efamp. go beibt ia Der abrels
iat. tpie?"
~3u 8efebl, Gseellen3."
~Draner 9uride. tapferer, braubs
barer Solbat. Stebt bier nit brei
&reusen perseiGnet. Sabe I'M 2eben
feline before Srbonnan5 gebabt. 60
prompt nnb eract beridtet. Sat lid
bel GuHo5Sa ben 2isutendnt pereient
unb Dor Waranb's Tboren nod mas
mebr. Sertisen Gle Sieie griefe an
ben ~Hittmeilter" 9tefamp ab."
Ser Diann Der Seeer erbo6 iid unb
nabm Srei SGreiben, tpelhe er ieinem
Serrn porleste.
~Sit ia cine merfpiiroiee Core
iponoenS", iaste Der Selomari6au,
Die Yoit3eihen priifenb. nIntpers
pen, Sunsbrud uno Rieu. Der iunse
Ienih i6eint nictt ,alein auf Dem
LSeIbe Der gbre groberunsen semaht
5u baben 49,. 3mei 9rieie iinb offen>
bar pom 0amenbanb a6reiiirt. Nun,
auf Intfport iperben Die @~bieneerins
men nod elm @eilheR narten miiIien;
cas Shreiben bat einitpeaeu quite
@ese. gr bat cine i6pere @eripuns
oun9 am reften Mrm."
x*xx
Ser Sommer NIT ieinsr beiBH 8lut
bate IbiGieo senommen. granis
deno itromte Die 2uft bur6 oas seofis
nete 8eniter zines 3immers bes Soie
pitales g. garolo gorronei. an benz
elm bleiher aranfer iaB. gs mar
Hittmetiter Hefamp. 9ie furhtba,
rem Strapa5en Der Sulitdge rno feline
Vertpnnoung in Dem beiben Sample
Dor Wailanb's 9boren batten linn elm
bosartises Sieber 5use5osen, pas feline
0eiunobeit oer5ebrt unb Den 8eiit LAM
&c umnebelt bate. gublif por Die
Sugenbfraft bes i'm Snnern niiblens
Den Seinbes Serr setpcroen, Die Sic
Der pihen, uno bas Senfen befreite
ii6 bon ben SrusseitaIten, Die Den Or
men pit 10 Ihfper bebrdngt unD feline
umgebing bedngitigt batten. Seit
aft Sasen burfte er ltdrfenbe Iabrs
ing nebmen unb ieben Nudmittaa eia
niae Stunoen auBer Dem Bette Subrins
gen.
saul mar alein. Sic Nonne. Die
ibn bonn aranfen5immer beriiberaes
fnbrt. bate i'm b%erlafIen. nm linn cine
Stdrfung 5u boien. Srdumeriih
blidte er binaus ouf bas oiinfele 9riin
Der Sransens uno Wp%rtbenbaume oes
0artens unb bann bariiber 6inipeg 5u
Den i6lanf uub bod gum 5immel auf>
itrebenoen SpibiGulen bes Comes, oel>
len auppel Der CONCENTRATE tiBte.
Sielen @ian5 fonnten bic 10 LANCE at
bas 6albounfel bes aranfen5immers
s~etpobnten Iueen nod niht ertragen;
aber aui ben 5ierlih burbbrohensu
gotbii6en 8osen, SpiBldulen unb
Wiarmorbiloern rubten iic cine Belt
lang nit ltaunenbem @oblgefaQen.
als Ser ermiibete Bid Damn pieoer
auf ben Bflan3ensruppen bes @artens
rubte, murmelte Der iun9e Iann leiie:
sic III. bod idDn, Die @eft."
y8obl lit lie ihon, tpenn Der
Ilenih Tie erbalt, mie Der S6Spfer lie
senaht bat, in Srieben,"
lleberraidt panbte Saul ben aopf
nno lab Sdipeiter &lpbonia, feline
trene Yflegerin, Dor ii6 iteben. .Sie
iparen 10 IN 8eoanfen pertieft, oaB
Sic meinen @intritt ni6t bemerften",
iagte lie.
n3ier IN bieieu Haumen tpeilt Der
Srieoe", e%ntgegnete er nit einem be-
ipunoernben Bid auf Die @orromGes
rim. Die ieet elm 9ilhhen bon i'm bins
itob, auf iueldes lie ibm elm glas
@ein uno Elm SSaiielH~n ntt Slsii9
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-02
Excellent Health Advice.

Mrs. VI. VI DIVISION. of No. 37o
Clifford Ave. san Jose, Cal, says;
the worth Of Electric Filters AZ
II general family remedy foH
headache. b]iliouenoS and torpor
of the liver and bowels is 80 pro-
nounccd that | am prompted to
say a word in its favor for the
benefit OF those seeking relief
from such Affections. There *
more health for the digestive or
gaus in n bottle Of Electric Bit
tiers than iu any other remedy
know of" Sod under guarantee
at all druggists. SOC.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-02
Church Notes.

On Monday night, October 9Th
Rev. John L. Abbott will begin q
series Of meetings at the Map.e
Grove School house northeast OF
town. These meetings r to be
undenominational In character
= and solely in the interests of the
general religious life OF the COM
munity. An organ will be in tai
ed and everything done to make
these meetings inspiring and help
full.
DR.. w. II. Black will preach at
the Odell Ave. Presbyterian
church Sunday at II a. III. and
Prof. II. l.. Shepherd at 100 p.
N,
The revival services at the VI,
E. Church continue with much in
terest. Miss Dillin, the cvAnge-
list-dcaconess who il assisting
the pastor Is a splendid and abe
worker. You'll miss 1t il you
fail to hear her.
Judge Samuel DAVIS will ad-
dress tho Yonung Mems Broth
erhood OF the First Presbyterian
church next Monday evening.
All men cordially invited,
A serieI of revival mottlngs
will commence this evening In
the Evangelical church ut New
Frankfort.
Communion services at NJ. F.
Church, South, next Sunday
morning.
The mi ;sionary s~OciGt."S OF
the VI. f.. Church, South, viii join
an all-day III! 'sionary rally next
Thursday. The slater societies
win BE- invited t. part ci. ate
Judge Rich of Slater and DR.. j
r. Brown, Of Malta Bend are ex-
pacted to make address Ies at the
evening meeting.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-02
A Thorough Test.

A doctor. now eminent. served
Mt one time as intern in n Phil
ndclphia hospital, and also held
his own with a coterle Of rather
gay friends. On n certain morn
ing, says n writer in the Chicago
News, he awokG to fini he had
sadly oversight.
Slccpily putting on hi, clothes,
hr FASTENED to the hospital. The
first patient was n stalwart
young freshman
"WCil. my man, what seems to
he your trouble this morning.
inquired the doctor, conccaling n
yawn, and tak;ug the patient by
the hand to examine his pulse.
Faith, it's all in me breath
N, doctor. cant git me breath
at ali. at rI,.'
rho pulse = normal. but let
me examine tho lung notion a
moment replied the Doctor,
kuncl,ug beside the cot ari lay
ing his head on tho Iri.hman'S
| chest.
"Now let me hear you talk" he
continued, closing his eyes and
listening attcntiyeiy for sounds
of pulmonary congrstiOn \ mo-
ment Of silence.
What will | b. sayin'. doctor?'
finally asked the patient.
ooh, say anything. Count M
two, three AMI up that way"
murmurNl the physician, druwsi-
~. Wan two, three. four, five.
SiX.' began the sick man.
when tic young doctor. with
n start, opened his eyes. rat
was continuing huSkily, Tin hun
drCd and siXty-ninc. tin hundred
aud Siyinty, tin hundred an Swim
t.y-wan.'
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-02
Real Estate Transfers

E nela Engelage 10 W s Shem'
we'll land in &c SO l9......,... 40
Ada r Winning, ct al to Guy
Webster lot / part , block AZ
Miaasi V9o
calvin Phsger TO lOOF 6a2
lese q to 0 block 9 Grand Pass doO
Geo C French TO Com p Sorts
- % acres In 80, 3l.5l.lO and
lots. a,3 block II West Slater
A ii Interest .... 80. ....''. oo"
n 8 Leach to L L Elssa cart lot
6b!osk 2 HaRgin add Marshall 5000
w W Leach to sane los II, IL,
II block 10 College add Mar
she'll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zoo9
Tillie Leach to same Int In lot D
block % Marshall ..."....... 2ooI
Geo Williams to Sank BristoW
2ia In I 81 2i................. loo
Martha Q Thornton TO ii a
Smith lots |, 2 block 4 Nelson 800
Jno F Eubank to r + Gwinn
lots ga block % west Slater. AK
Jno s Harrison to Mary Harri-
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-02
ST.LOUISLIVE STOCK MARKET.
Special TO Marshall Republican.
National Stock Yards, ILL.,,
e3eut. 29.19O8.

Cattle receipts 1900, including
100 load OF natives; quality OF
the offerings showed some i'm
movement over recent arrivals,
end steer values showed a loss
Of about 1Oc. as compared with
Yesterday. Strictly choice he'f-
crs held about steady, ami cows
and less desirable heilers de-
clined 10 to 15c. Our sales In
cluded the best steers mere re-
Gently. two loads averaging 1903
pounds selling at $7.35, and one
load averaging 1881 pounds at
$7.15. Veal calves strCnT, choice
Alight weights selling Mt $3.50
to $7.25. Stocknrs and fe}erS
more active since the recent
rains, a good demand prevailing
for desirable grades.
Hog receipts liberal, there be
ing 10000 on sale although the
top obtained was the same as
on yesterday, $7.2O, hogs at that
pIlSC WOlS OIL iSIiJ SlloISSD tHN
best hogs selling generally Sc
lower, and light and medium
grades 10 to 15c lower. Bulk of
all the hogs sold at $6.4O to
$500. Good quality pigs, averag
ing 40 to 1870 pounds at SAFE
to $500. Indications point to
lower values, unless receipts de.
crease.
Sheep market 10c lower. Good
to choice $3.75 to $i.OO. Light
supplies and an urgent demand
from butcher buyers resulted In
quite an advance in lamb', good
to best selling at $500 to $500
fair to good $500 to $3.50. Pack
ers refused to pay the price. how
.Fer, ana with anything Ike
= liberal receipts. the ndGanc'
would be lost.
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 60.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-02
Fra. Insertion sept. "a.
EXECUTRIN NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Testa,
on the estate of Joseph Dean, de-
ceas' d, were granted to the undersigned on
tho 18th day Of August, 1905, by the Probate
Court Of Saline County, No.
All persons having claims agnins; said
estate are to exhibit them TO me for allow
within one year after the date OF said
letters, or they may bs precludeo from any
Of such estate; and II such claims BE-
not exhibited withln two years hom the
time ottho Publication OF this notice they
shall be forever barred.
MRS, MARY f.. DEAN, Exrx,
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-02
Henry Fennel Killed.

Henry Fenncl an cd and rel
able colored man of Blackburn,
died there this week as the re-
suit OF being run down by n c. &
A. train. He was working as o
section hand. Coroner Scruth-
field informs W., AMI thought the
tra'l was coming in on another
truck.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-02
First Insertion Sept, II, 1905.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF Adj
ministrntion on the estate OF Alvin q.
Thomas, deceased. were granted to the un-
derslgned, on the 18th day OF september
l9oS, by the Probate Court OF saline county
Mo.
Ali persons having claims against said
estate ARE required to exhibit them 10 me
for allowance, Within one year after the
date Of said letters, or they may Ina preclud
ed from amy benefit OF such estate; and n
such claims be not exhibited Within TIVE
years from the time of the publication ot
his notice they shull Ia forever barred.
KATE THOMAS.
AdmIN.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-02
Uncalled for Letters

remaining In the Marshall postonice
Sept 80 1908, which will be sent TO
the dead.letter office if not called for
within two weeks.
Misses Lizzie Allen, Cora Carter,
Stella Claypool, Lue Dotson, Anna
Dunaway, Mary Fowler, Martha
HALEY, Emma Morrow, Margaret
Res, Alma Sauds.
MeStamcs Geo. Kelley, Alice
Proctor,
Chrissopal Banks, J. Coglum, F
Francesca, j. a. Howard, Chas. II
Hues, Bob Johnson, NJ. Kela j. w
Lawless, p. p. Mitchell, Rob, Nichol.
Hssry Sellon, willard Lee, S Il
Wright, J.. II. Moore, A II, Lyle,
NJ. T. CHASTAIN, =. NJ.