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CherrlngtOn Hospital Notes.

Mrs. Aseneth Wright has been
at the hospital for week and is
improving in health.
Mrs. James Burris underwent Il
very serious operation at the hos
pital and is getting along as we'll
as could be hoped for.
Mrs Charles Garman, wife of
the principal of our schools, gave
birth to 10 pound boy, Saturday
at the hospital and mother and
child are doing we'll.
Mrs. Hildebrandt, who has been
in the hospital for three weeks, has
sufficiently recovered to return to
her home.
Miss Emma Snider, who has
been at the hospital for two weeks
is rapidly improving and will soon
be able to return to her home.
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Valley Crossing

We are having fine sprinl
weather at present.
Noah McCowen and wife mad
u business trip to Logan, Thurs
day,
willard Bros. passed through
this valley with load of corn on,
day last week.
Jacob and Bill Brown were il
Logan last Saturday on business
Noah McCowen purchased +,
horse of VIM. Springer one day
last week,
Mary Anderson attended church
At Pine Grove, Sunday.
| Mrs. VIM. Unger had for hel
guests Sunday Mrs. Henry Nickels
and son and daughter.
Several from this vicinity visit.
ed the Salt Peter Cave, Sunday,
All report good time.
Charles Kitchen has been in the
employ of Noah McCowen for
sometime repairing fence.
Isaac Brown passed through
this valley Monday en- route to
Chas. Carr's, where he is erecting
IL new barn.
Frank Sheik was in Logan last
Saturday on business.
Harley Crow and brother were
busy hauling for the gas company
through this valley several days
last week.
Noah McCowen, wife and daugh-
ter visited the formers parents
Sunday.
Nicholas Bowers called on AL
Banter, Monday.
Forest Keck visited Francis
MUM, Suhuay.
Laura Sheik called on Minnie
McCowen, Monday.
Della Kuhn had for her guests
Sunday Orvilie Hartsough, Della
and Rosa keck and Ethel Kuhn.
Odus Kuhn was in this vicinity
assisting his brother Shan in saw
ing wood last Saturday.
Fl. w. Kitchen passed down the
valley Tuesday.
VIM. Wine is engaged in moving
his farming utensils and other
articles to his new home. We are
sorry to lose such good neigh
Dor, but wish him success.
TURTLE.
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Nickel Plate

| There is no school at Nickel
Plate this week, the teacher w. Fl.
Rolston is having the mumps.
Mr.. Wine, of Logan, has moved
on the Heine farm vacated by
Henry Suttles, and the latter
moved on the Adam Funk farm.
Henry Rheinscheld was seen
moving through this vicinity en-
route to his new home " hich he
purchased from r. b. Hansel.
Jacob Keller and family spent
saturday evening at John Cram
blit's.
Margaret Meldrim is having a
siege of the mumps.
f. d. Harden, wife and daugh.
ter Mae, were the over Sunday
guests of Mrs. Harden's mother,
who still continues to he quite i'll.
On Friday, March 18th y, baby
girl came to the home of j. j.
Parker.
Mrs. John C-amblit is sick With
the mumps. Her mother, Mrs.
Austin. of Union Furnace, is with
her at this writing.
jake JOY has been working for
Thomas Burns.
Charles and Walter Harden at
tended the party at Mrs. Snider's
on Rabbit Run, Saturday evening.
A. H. Gessells has contracted
to make a fill on the Lancaster
Camp grounds and will begin work
when the weather is suitable.
John Drollinger and George
.Iuergensmier called on Robert
Shaw, Sunday afternoon.
Ed Funk was the guest of Har-
ley Clark last Sunday.
Jason Meldrim, of Logan, visit.
ed his mother and sisters Sunday.
Washington Meldrim and fam
lily visited Mrs. Meldrim's mother
on Sunday, March II.
Grace Shaw called on Magaret
Meldrim, Sunday afternoon.
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Pursell

Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Voorhees, were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bur
goon, Thursday.
Miss Golde Burgoon was the
happy guest of Miss Forest Wine,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smelts and son
Paul were the Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kern.
Messrs. Sherman Burgoon and
Harry Kern were the guests of
Jacob Wine, Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur Voorhees, called on
Otie Wine, Wednesday.
Messrs. Jacob Vines and Bill
Browns smiling faces were seen in
Logan, Saturday.
David Willard and son Miles,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wine, Friday.
Ira Oldfield was the guest of
Harry Kern, Sunday.
Ellis Willard called on Elmer
Burgoon, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krinn were
on our streets, Monday.
VIM. Wine called on John Vor-
hees, Sunday.
Miss Alta Woodland was the
guest of Miss Reatha Bursoon one
day last week.
Homer Kitchen called on David
Willard, Monday.
Homer Dillon ma ie a dying trip
to David Williard's, Sunday even
ing.
Bill Brown called on Jacob
Wine, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayid Willard
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Burgoon, Thursday.
Mr.. end Mrs. Noah MCGOWAN
were visitors to Logan, Thursday.
William Unger was on our
streets, Friday.
Jacob Wine and lady friend
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Conkle, Friday.
Mrs. Mary Springer was the
guest OF Mrs. Rosa Wine. Tues.
lay. !
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Carroll

Flowing seems TO be the order of
the day.
Gas is all the talk now.
George CabeIt and wife gave q sur
prise dinner on Mrs. Tillie Huffman.
Sunday,
Mrs. Maggie Coflman took dinner
with Mrs. Minnie Benson, last Thurs
day.
Dresback Drumn, of near Carroll,
while crossing the railroad track,
where he had been attending sale,
the four O'Clock passenger train ran
into his buggy, cutting his buggy in
two and killing him instantly, breaking
one arm and leg and his neck.
Mrs. Benjamin Coffman, Mrs. Zada
Brandt, Mrs. Maggie Cotfman and
Mrs. Mary McCatferty called on Mrs.
Ralph Coffman, one day last week.
Nora McCaiferty called on Miss Lou
Allen, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Cotfman called on Mrs.
Ralph Cotfman, Wednesday afternoon.
Robert Mcfarland is on the sick
list.
The sale of Mr.. Shank was largely
attended.
The carpet rag sewing given by Mrs.
Dollie Swisher was we'll attended.
Mrs. Van Kister was visiting Mrs.
Minnie Benson, one day last week.
FARMER GIRL.
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So. BIOomingvIIIe and Vicinity

| The residence of Howard Nortl
caught fire early Sunday morning
causing quite an excitement as the
fire caused considerable damage, by
making large opening in roof ano
burning through the ceiling. AS Mr..
! North is in q critical condition it was
feared he would suffer nervous
shock, but fortunately kept up good
presence of mind. A. M. Thomas
was first TO arrive with large pail of
water and as others came, soon saved
the building.
The Sunday school workers of the
Nj. Il. church are preparing for an
Easter program.
Il. Nj. Shaw was business visitor
TO Logan, Saturday last.
Fanchion Chilcote has been quite
i'll, but is now recovering nicely.
Mrs. c, +. Lyons, OF Wesley Chapel
called on Mrs. A. NJ. Thomas, recently.
Most of our young people have been
attending church at Liberty Hill, the
past week.
Mr.. Thompson and wife, of Locas
Grove, were visiting with Mr.. North
and wife, on Sunday last.
Rev. Graham has completed his
series of protracted meeting, the last
being held at Allensvile and is now
home for rest.
Ida lies is visiting with friends In
Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus Eby returned home, after
visiting with brother and sister at To
ledo and Missouri.
Joe Hamilton spent few days with
his sister, Mrs. John Liff In Logan,
recently.
Supt. Anderson called on Conductor
Denton last week, as the latter was
quite III and unable to leave his
room for few days, but Is again able
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Calico Ridge

News is not very plentiful at
present.
The mud is drying up and the
roads are In a fair condition.
Mrs. lrtna Craig, of Shawnee,
was All over Sunday guest cf Mrs.
Lucy Shultz.
Isaac Rodman, of Scott o., was
calling on friends on the ridge,
last week.
j. w. Schaal, of Route |, called
on Eph Snultz. one day last week.
Mrs. Anna Moten, of Shawnee,
visited on this ridge, last week.
Mr.. Lewis lost a valuable horse,
last Friday.
Cyrus Shultz and wife, of Lo-
gan, took dinner with his father,
Sunday.
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Messrs. Miles and Ells Willard
called on Homer Kitchen, Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Brown was
on our streets one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Voorhees, call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Voorhees,,
one day last week.
Messrs. Miles and Ellis willard,
Vern Conkle and Mrs. Mary
Springer called on Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wine, Tuesday.
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Big Pine Valley

We are having fine weather al
presen.
David Willard and wife spent
Sunday with Thomas Voorhees, and
wife.
William 10y helped move Geo.
Voorhees, and family to Mt. Vernon
last Wednesday.
Mahlon Paxton and wife were
the guests of Wilbur Vanfossun,
wife and family, Sunday afternoon
Enid Cupp passed through this
place, last Saturday, enroute to
Lsurelville.
Mae Smires called on Mrs. Ran
da 10y, last Thursday afternoon.
Vern Kitchens smiling face was
seen on our streets, last Saturday
Mrs. Samuel Harsh spent Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. Jane
Lindsey.
Goldie Vanfossan was the guest
Of Mae Smlres, Sunday afternoon.
Those that have the mumps at
this writing are Harley and Becca
Paxton and Marie 10y.
Thomas Voorhees, is on the sick
list at this writing.
Frank Mowery was seen buggy
riding, Saturday.
Harvey Burgoon passed through
this place, Saturday.
Roy Huffman attended church
At Liberty Hill, Saturday night.
Mrs. Wilbur Vanfossan, who has
been on the sick list for several
weeks, is not improving much at
this writing.
David Lama, wife aud little SON
Burl, were seen on our streets,
Monday.
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to resume duties.


S. r. Mattox was business visitor
to Laurelville; one day last week.
! Lyna Eveland, of Knob Hill, spent
Sunday with Mrs. w. G. Denton.
For several days last week, A. M.
Thomas was confined to his room, as
he suffered severe attack of rheu-
matism and bad cold.
j. A. Kitchen and wife entertained
at their country home on Sunday last;
Thos, Hickman and wife of Salt
Creek Valley, Marion Kitchen and
wife of Mt. Vernon, A. M. Thomas
and wife, Prof. Oldfeld, Cleo Cooper
and Ada Denton, of this place.
Chas. f. Smith and May Blosser
were united in holy matrimony, Sat
urday evening March l3, by Squire
Hart at the home OF the brides par
ents. We extend our-hearty congrat-
ulations, and that their lives may be
blessed with happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. Pearl Thomas has left for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends at Lancaster, o.
Mrs. Belle Landman, OF Washing
ton, G. H., Spent week with her
brother, Howard North, here recent
ly.
Albert and Aaron Nation attended
church at Liberty Hill, Saturday
night.
Marion Johnson has moved his fam
lily In the Cook property, south OF
town.
Allen Morris and wife spent Sun
day with z. Eyeland and wife.
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Pleasant Hill

Mrs. Pearly DupIer, of Rock
bridge, visited friends in Lancas
ter, a few days last week.
Mrs. Anna Dawson and dau3h
ter, of Lancaster, Mrs. Lille Lang,
of Rockbridge, z. l.. Ddpler and
family, Wesley Matthias and fami-
ly and Harry VOLT. Of Cantwell
Cliffs, all took dinner with Jacob
Kline and family at Pleasant Hill,
Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Woltz and daughter,
of Cantwell Cliffs, visited friends
in Lancaster, Saturday.
Harry Volt, of Cantwell Cliffs
and Isla and Forest Kline visited
Mrs. Anna Tidd, Sunday after.
noon.
Bertha Edwards, after visit
with her mother, will return to
Columbus, Monday,
Pearl Huffman called on Bertha
Edwards, Sunday. GERALDINE,
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Saturday, April 24lh, A. D., 1909,

NJ o'clock L, NJ. on said day, offer for sale
at public auction, the following lands and
tenemenls, sitrate In Hooking county,
State OF Ohio, and described us follows:
Being the south east quarter of Section
twenty-nine (29l Township fourteen fiD,
Range sixteen ll6l, containing one hundred
and sixty 600 acres more or less.
Appraised at $4,000
Terms Of Sale:-One third cash. one third
In one year, one third in two years; deferred
payments 70 be evidenced by promissory
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, to
draw Interest at the rate OF six percent from
date ofsale and to- be secured by mortgage
on the premises Sold
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio, this
10th day OF March, A. ID, 1900.
GEORGE Is WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff OF Hooking County,
Q. w Wright. attorney for plainlin
March 20-6w.
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its great help IN giving SO much
space in trying to help a good cause,
also Messrs. +. Stiers, Hoppe and
Chadwick of the Opera House
Drug Store for taking charge of
the selling of tickets and reserved
seats. The house was sold out be-
fore the door opened.
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Passion Play Great Success.

The lecture on the Passion Play
given last Friday night in the
Opera House by Rev. Dodshon, of
Columbus was great success, the
ladies realized quite a substantial
sum. The ladies would publicly
thank the DEMo0RAT-SEsTNEL for
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Jesse Kitchen was business visitor
TO Laurelville, one day last week.
w. G. Denton spent over Sunday in
Logan. UNCLE JIM.
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Notice Is hereby given, that the under-
signed, sheriff of Hooking county, Ohio, by
virtue OF nm order of sale In Partition, Is
sued OUT OF SAID court la the above entitled
cause and 70 hun direct. Il as Sheriff OF said
county. viii, at the door or The Court House
III IOgnn, Hook Ing county, Ohio. on
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Sheriff's Sale in Par
titiOn.
laura T.. rllton, plaintin VS.. William &.
webb ct al, defendants.
Cause No. iO97.

In the Court of Common pleas OF Hooking
County,. OHIO.
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Missouri Farmers Meet.

Columbia, Mo-, December 49,
About 500 farmers were present at
the first session Of the farmers
convention this morning in the aud
itorium of the Agricultural Build
ing. In the absence Of President
A. Ross Hill, Prof. J. c. Written OF
the Department OF Horticulture de-
livered the opening address
Speeches were made by Dean Mum
ford, George B. Ellis and Dr.. Edna
d. Day OF the Department of Home
Economics.
The fruit and corn exhibits in the
the Agricultural building were judg
ed to-day, but the awards will not
be announced until tomorrow
There are ITO entries In the fruit
exhibit and 1ss entries In the corn
show. The Simmons Hardware Co
of st. Louis has offered three sets
Of tools 40 prizes in the corn show
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
NEntert aimed Clerks

Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Johnston en-
tertained their clerks and friends
at their home on East Arrow Mon
day evening. Among those pres
emit were ]. IT.. Wells and wife, Jas.
Daniels and family, Frank Dun
lazy and wife, Horace Winn and
wife, Webster NJ. White and wife
mad Miss Susie Palmer, Lon Schies-
ger and Miss Minnie Richter, Chas.
Johnston and Miss Emily Bell OF
Nelson, Groyer Lille and Miss
Blanch Edwaryyas, Robt. Ennis and
Miss Esteile Jones, Emmett Cor
der, Walter Dale, Wells Faris.
Games, contests and music served
to pass the evening pleasantly. Re-
freshments also We're served.
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Among the Sick

c. M. Wood, OF west of town, re-
ports his six children who have all
been down with d~iphtheria, as
about recovered. We rejoice with
him and wife that their severe
ordeal is over.
Mrs. VIM. Rollo Bruce, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fletcher,
who are also at her bedside in
Fort Worth Texas, Is improving so
that she will soon be able to 20
out again.
Mrs. Jos. %Schieszer, Sr. is recover
ing from a sick spell.
Mrs. Bette DeMoss and son Chas,
of Grand Pass were guests at John
Tracy's Monday and Tuesday and
reported Mr.. Tracy much better.
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A Wave of Crimes.

Our colored population had a
pretty lively Christmas, Judging
by the number OF "scraps" report
ed. Besides the shooting of Thos.
Parker at Arrow Rock and Bette
Hensher in Marshall, three other
difficulties occurred in Marshall.
Robt. Brown shot Tolbert Hem
sher in West Marshall Friday with
a revolver. The bullet entered his
back and was extracted by DR..
Spots. Brown was arrested and
is out on bond awaiting the out
come of Hensher's injuries. The
trial Is set for Jan. eth. They had
been gambling and got into a dis
pute.
Bette Brown Friday took a shot
at her husband William Brown, at
their home in East Marshall. Her
shot went astray but she will stand
trial in the criminal court for as
sault with intent to kill. She is in
the county Jail.
The third was for disturbing the
peace, but since it was dismissed
on the payment OF costs we refrain
from mentioning the names.
Bette Henshen, who was shot on
last Thursday, is improving nicely.
The shot, entered her left thigh.
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LOSS CAUSED BY POOR ROADS
unthrih and Negligence Result In
Enormous Tax Levied on the
American Public.

On the average two days are said
to be required to do the Country
hauling" in the average American
state, where one would be sufficient
IT the roads were adequately inn
proved and kept in proper repair.
II this economist be right, or half
right in his computation, here is an
enormous tax levied on the Ameri-
can public by unthrift and negli-
gence. There is another tax-the
abuse of farm machinery. 1t will
never be known how many plows
were left in the furrow when the
tillage was finished last summer, but
it Ia safe to say hat the number is
in the hundreds of thousands that
are now consumed by rust and rot,
and their places, as a general propo-
sition, will be supplied by new plows
when another crop season comes. Of
other farm implements a like story
can be told. In the timber regions
numberless axes and iron wedges
are annually sacrificed to the mon
ster waste. Every year barnyard
manure to the value of millions goes
to waste, to the impovcrishmcnt Of
the soil and the reduction Of the
yield.
Waste costs the American people
more than n thousand million
dollars annually.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
GREETINGS.

Some of the oriental modes of sal
utation arc very peculiar. For in
stance, in central Tibet the custom
is for the saluter to stick out his
tongue, hold his right ear, rub his
left hip and bow deeply, all these
motions being carried on at once.
Certainly the other fellow need have
no fear of personal assault from the
subject of these curious antics |,
Less ludicrous, but equally reassur-
ing, is the Chinese custom of rub
bling noses on Bonded knees. The
salaam or profound bow of India
and the Mohammedan countries
a similar purpose.
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Church News

The choir OF the NJ. E. Church
South rendered a musical pro-
gram Sunday evening instead OF
the usual preaching service. The
church was packed and all enjoyed
the splendid music so ably render
ed by this excellent choir, Mrs.
o. E. Hawthorne has charge Of
the choir and drilled it. Prof. e.
s. Place presided at the organ in
the absence OF his wife who has
been quite i'll.
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WESTERN SALINE

James Bryan OF Grand Pass has
returned from Oklahoma where he
spend several weeks looking at the
country. Mr.. Bryan Is very much
taken with the west.
Mrs. John Humphreys is still I'M
able to be-ap much OF the time but
is gaining some little strength.
Walter Humphreys OF Kansas
City is spending the holidays with
home folks. Walter has lately TAX
en- a trip through New Mexico and
spent several weeks and was very
we'll pleased.
Miss Carrie Galloway is spend
ing a few days with her parents
MI. and Mrs. s. M. Galloway near
Waverly. Miss Galloway is teach
ing in Oklahoma this winter and ex
poets to return TO that place next
week to resume her school work.
The Christian and Baptist church
es In Waverly had fine Christmas
trees which We're loaded with pres
ents for the little tots and some
of the grown ups were remembered
handsomely.
Robert orear OF Sweet Springs IL
at home this week visiting home
folks,
Hugh White and wife We're Mar.
shall visitors Friday,
This community was greatly
shocked at the news OF little Josie
Tegtmeyers death, We extend oui
sympathy to the family and friend,
LOT the little girl.
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COULDN'T FOOL HIM.

Silas Silvernail Cooking for
something up 10 date in hats)-Say,
hub, y want { be kinder keerful who
y be tryin' TO sell this hat to, un-
derstand: wuzn't born yistiddee,
see? An won't buy nothin' thet's
out ov style, neither! I've jest come
acrosst a stamp inside ov this hat
tibet SEE, 'Fust prize, Paris, 1900,'
an es | llgger it | reckon it's Jest
nine years behind tn fashion,
Judge.
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Uncalled For Letters

Remaining in the postoffice at
Marshall, Mo, on December rs, 1905
II not called for in fifteen days will
be sent to the dead letter office at
Washington, d. c.
Mesdames Allen, w. L. Holman
and Ella Robinson.
s. B. B~assett, Prof. j. B. Boyd, j.
H. Bridges, W. j. Long, W. E. Park
Arthur Price, Samuel Williams.
L. w. VANDYKE, P. M.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31

Rev. j. E. Abbott has announced
that he has re-considered his res
ignation as pastor of the First
Presbyterian church to accept the
call OF the Presbyterian Synod as
state evangelist and the congre-
gational meeting announced for
next Sunday will not occur. Rev.
Abbott Is one OF Marshall's most
able ministers and his congregation
Is pleased with his decision.
Christian Science subject Sunday,
God"
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
Mrs. Nancy Dickersou Dead

Claude Allen was here from
Malta Bend yesterday and said his
grandmother had died at abou,
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon at s.
Il. Alltn's near Malta Bend
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31

Rev. v. E. Mitchell will preach
at Blue Lick the first Sunday In
January. All are invited to at
tend.
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The Dogs of South Jefferson
Avenue.
BY A Would-be Poet.

BY A Would-be Poet.
Oh! the dogs do howl at night
How they rove and roam;
Oh! the dogs do bark and fight
Around our quiet home.
II
How often, Oh! how often
When from my dreams I'm reused
I will "bless" them in my mind,
As round the house they carOuse.
IT'S then, tits then my mind is turn
ing
To a city In a Turkish land,
Where dogs still rove the streets
In a fierce and wolf-like band.
Nv
In the morning. in the morning,
When in mytbed I lie
Like pillows on the ocean surging
They pass before my eye.
v
w men Ht eve with idpOT bpcHl
seek my cheerful fire,
/ hear again that canine song
The singing OF the village choir,
vi
I'm thankful, ever thankful,
That in this age and cline,
Paris green and ammunition
Are handy all the time.
VII
For upon the morrow morning,
Ere the sur lights up the east,
I will sally forth to slay
Each starving prowling beast.
VIII s
Now when I'm homeward turning
1t Is my great delight
To think that they're forever SLEEP
ing
Those distursers OF the night.
The above was sent us without .
signature and since no names ara
mentioned we publish It In the
hopes that the dogs will atak,
warning" and abs good'.--Editor.
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The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31

James M, seibert has sncceeded
Col. Bill Phelps as legal advisor OF
the Missouri Pacific Railway, Mr.,
Phelps vas withTthe road for about
rs years and accomplished much
politically for his company By the
liberal use OF his pass-books.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31

Rev. E.. N. Garrett will preach
at Salt Springs, Sunday, Jan. 2
1910.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31

The Herndon Telephone Co. will
have its annual meeting at Hern-
don Monday all p. M.
J. 4. Bishop, OF Hirndon, called
In Thursday TO renew.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31

"You win the tenth prize, which
entities you to a free ticket to the
ball at the Casino this evening"