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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12

oipal factor throughout the da~ and The
market displayed considerable strength
The close waa firm with Becemher =
Na higher az ieif spat.
Clese-Whcat- = go. mav. i.MA duly.
Com. .pec. ss2aSi Nav, @amKi
osi-~pcc.. u.s. May n&aHi July.
Fofk -Jen.. u.a. MAY. N.aaSEis.
Lard Nov. is.wi Jan. u odii 80
NAV. N f2ik
Ribs jan. nsnsalo.Ni May io.G,t
Nov. 80
Rye-Cash. Tan1t Nav a.
Barlev--C ALI. h2ff ~.
Timothy as March. 40
Ciever-Nothiur doine.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Nov, fa-Dutter- steady.
Creamcrles 8iis mN diaries. Amts.
EREs-Firm. ~ mark. cases Included
NMN1it. receipts. A7ol. lrsts. y, prime
frfts ~
Cheese-FIrm, Daisies. 1eaxt Twins.
l5h dioi Young Americas, ieGAl Long
Horns, i5A die
SUGAR AND COFFEH
New York Nov ia-suEar, raw, nrn.
Fair refining, $50. centrifugal, 90 test.
4.A. molasses augar, a1o.
Refined II steady, Crushed. SB. DOW
dercd. SIS. graduated, SIS.
Conec--Steady. No. Rio, sLnI noml-
nal No. santos. So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
IENNE. GOLD MNEs rLNNr.
Building Ready for Machinery Which
WIN Consist Of Gas Producers. Etc.

The new power plant of the Gold
springs Mining and Power company NJ
MOdena which il 20 supply cheap cleo
trio power for the Jennie gold mines
about six miles away. Is being pushed
10 completion as rapidly as possible
The building which Is about 70x4O feet,
Is now practically ready for the ma
chineTy which Is now on the way. Fred
e. Richmond says that within 80 days
from the time the machinery arrives.
the company win be- transmitting power
10 the mine and mill
The power plant which is to con-
sist OF two 1870 horsepower double zone
gas producers. two i75 horsepower three
cylinder gas engines and two 100 X w
electric generators. VIII be the hfst
plant OF the kind erected in the state.
The plan BE- 70 generate the gas from
the cheapest kinds Of coal which WIN
be used 20 run the gas engines and they
n turn win operate tlr electric genera
tors
The power line fron the plant 90 the
companys mine and min is nov Zoo
course of erection ana number ~
changes are being made boz the iGb-too
min az the mine All this work is cN-
pccted 10 hoe ready at the time the
power plant is completed when the
mill viii be started again after lying
idle since the beginning Of the year
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NENNpN mm.Is 4 GnrAr NINr.

According 10 The Mason Valley News.
che proposed smeltcr az Wabuska
should evolve great mining center
Tor that district, which would Include
the fairNiew district with its siliccouz
ores. some of which are said CD have
been shipped 10 SALT Lake at almost
prphihltNo charges by tho FaliNicW
Eagle and the Nevada Hills The ore
nom those mines has 10 be- hauled ID
rs said, A. miles By wagon before IL .s
put ON The oars. which costs much moro
than it would 20 transport the ore t9
Mahuska. without taking into account
railroad charges. Al this time tine
Nevada HIS mine A. said o. have more
Than million tons of low Grade ores
developed, averaging around $40 a ton.
which can never De an asset for diyl-
dnd purposes without a biz min or
cheap methods ~ transportation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
[Uj|NESS SMALL,
CLOSING ACTIVE

Nov Yerk Nov Every ileht orders
appeared FOR execution when the stock
market opened today Prices moved slug
rishiy ana irreEularly but the principal
issues were lower. Great Northern pre-
fcrred aud Minneapolis. g. Paul q sanlt
ste Marie declined large fractions West
egn Union rose !. The decline IN the
market brought IN buying orders. and
prices advanced SLOWLY until all ~ the
important stocks we're selling fractional
" above yesterdays closing nNnbef
OF specialtles showed some activity at
rising prices Western Inion improved
p Pacific Telephone IN parlnc Mail ~,
Louisville a Nashville. Southern Rail-
way. Delaware \ Hudson, Corn Products,
International Paper and lnterborough-
Metropolitan preferred /. Northwestern
fell ] and American Sugar ~
Business dwlndled but there was no Inn
portant yielding % prices Wabash pro
fsrred got uu ia ana Union Pacific, H.
Louis southWestern aud Tennessee COP
Local traction stocks were bid up
smartly. Third Avenue and RrOOldyu
Transit rising aud marlborough Metro
politan ia some OF tho minor metal
stocks were also IN demand Sioas-Shef-
nsld Steel eained "a and Utah Copper ].
Elsewhere there was hcaviness in spots,
particularly It. Paul aud AmalRameted
Copper. which ran on n point from the
best prices Of the morning.
The market closed firm and quite nc
tive. Prices hardened again when the
call money rate eaaed on late In the
day. Federal Mining preferred rose =.
marlborough metropolitan preferred 4,
Third Avenue 2 United Railway aud In
vestment Ia and the preferred =,
Brooklyn Transit y. National Enamel
ing IA and United states steel J.
International Harvester declined "a.
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At
The REQ WARRIOR
lscports Prom the Mine state That
There o. SiN Feet of Ore In the
Drift on 900 Level.

Reports received today from the Red
warrior mine lu Beaver county by
President Lucian Merritt who recent
ly came up from the mine on HE way
20 his home In Duluth state that g
feet of sand carbonate ore has been
opened up ON the 400 level ln sinking
90 this level from the 300. the winze is
said to have been ia ore much Of the
way down. and the north drift on this
level which has been extended about
75 feet. g. said 90 have followed ore
on the way. much of which is market
able At the same time the company
followed tho ore in the opposite direc-
ton on this level 60 "a point where 10
pinchcd 10 a streak A short time
ago this opened out 20 two feet. ana
the latest report from the mine states
that feet is now in the face Of the
drift.
The theory OF the management is that
Increased depth viii show better results
than nave heretofore been obtained,
and the next hundred feet is expected
20 disclose a mine. President Merritt
has almost decided TO 10 back 20 the
mine before going home and size up the
new developments.
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LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO.
Chicago. NOV. i2-Cattle-R Receipts es-
timated az 400. market steady. Beeves,
3 9009. e; Texas steers, s0QA So western
steers, 25QiG 50 stockers and feeders,
a.10a6.S cows and heifers, e.io0o. 10;
calves. 6.gSds.50
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market ga loo. higher Light 1.6od SIS:
mixed. 7&as15: heavy. 7.i5asO: rough,
7.eod7.s0. good 70 choice heavy. 1.Soq
: 20. pigs 5.oa7.6o bulk Of sales. $50
Sheep-Receipts. estimated At 1000.
ern. 3.en6. %. yesrlings, 5ood $50. lambs,
native. A75d1.b5. western, 4.7ba75O.
KANSAS CITY.
kansas city. Nov i2-Cattle- Receipts.
500; market steady. Native steers. ASA
80. native COWS aud heifers. 9 Is:
2.76a4.1o; calses. 4.Ocd7.O0; western
steers. 4.0O6i6 50. western cows. 3.oOdA 80.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market 70 ioo.
higher Bulk Of sales. LOO Z. IS. heavy.
7.a. light. .5Od7 20: pias. 6.50G7.S
sheep Receipts. $500. market strong.
Muttons. S&N5.2. lambs. 5.75d rs.
range wethers and yearlings, 4.o0Q 100:
range ewes. 9.2a5.25 q.
OMAHA.
Omaha Nov. l2-Cattle- Receipts. 7OO
market steady 70 strong Native steers.
Zoo 500. cows and heifers. s.s5d6 =:
western steers 5000. % cows and heif-
ers, 2.SQ450. Gamers. .25u8 IS stock
ers and feeders. 2.Jn6 y calves. 500
go: bulls. stays, etc. 2.76G4.@.
.oc. higher Heavy. 5.SQT.So; mixed.
S SOdG Is. light. 800 Z 20: mixed. 500
{. Is, pigs, Goo 80. bulk Of ISLES, 900
LS
Sheep Receipts. 5000: market strong
Wethers. 4.5OG5.S: ewes. 4.25d4 s.;
lambs, 6.75d7 80.
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ELY con. ENCOURAGING.
Drift ON the 400 Level OF the Brilliant
shaft Is still Following Ore.

reports OF an encouraging nature
were received this mornine bv Man
ager : NJ Levy from Superintendent
: : Snyder OF the Ely CONSOLIDATED
who states that the drift from the 400
level Of the Brilliant shaft Is SIN IN
ore, This drift, which Is being run
In a northwesterly direction has fol-
lowed ore for nearly 50 feet Mr. Levy
SAYS the company will shortly resume
work on the 625 level where operations
were discontinued some time ago
through the appearance OF water
pump will soon be Installed 10 handle
the water. Satisfactory progress h
being made in the drift on the 400 level
OF the lack SHAFT. which Is being run
In mineralized country TO catch the
vein on its din
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MINING CLAIMS coNvENEp.

PROVO. Nov. IA quit claim decd
from A. A. Brown ot a.. to Inc Patio
more consolidated Mining company.
conveying Cedar Nos ] to g.. both In-
elusive. mining claimbs iu TiUtr
mining district has been filed with th,
county recorder The consideration is
81. and other valuable considerations
charles g. Parter 90 a. conveying 10
Tho Baltimore Consolidated Mining
company Tor the sum of ST. Tho
Baltimore NO. g. and thc linton min-
ing claims end land adjoining the BaItl-
more SO 3 rlaim also n Tnuc dis
frlDf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
CONCENTRATES.

An important gold strike Is reported
20 have been made on the 100 level
OF the South Dakota property at Park
city.
IL Is reported that the chief Consoli-
dated az Eureka. is shipping car OF
ore a day ON an average which IL said
to be worth $1,000 car
large body OF black manganese
carrying values in lead. silver and gold
is reported 10 have been encountered
in the Golden Prince property az Pioche,
ON the 500 level
The second shipment Of concentrates
from the Inlay mine in humboldt
county, New. arrived in the city Thurs
day. and another one is promised soon.
The mine is reported to be improving
right along
The Rhyolite Herald states that when
its new milling plant is in operation
the Montgomery ShoshOne mine will
produce and min from 600 20 700 tons
Of ore daily at a cost so low that s.
ore can he treated at a good profit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
COPPER BELL TO RESUME WORK

Supplies have been sent out 10 the
property of the Copper Bal Mining
company m Hoxelder county. aud an
active campaign OF Development viii
shortly be- resumed The COMPANY has
% group 81 claims located about miles
from the Lucin cut-on in the New
foundlund mountain, where a GOOD
showing or copper ore has been ca
posed ln several short tunnels already
run The officers ~ the company arc
y "A hishop.president Alonzo Young
treasurer and A, n Parsons score.
tary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
PERSONALS.

= ~. Houghton. cElmincr f1r tho
state Insurance department Of
Washington. aud =. a Maagc his
deputy both of Olympic. rro in Stlt
Lake ON insurance business
Lieut. A. O. Mackenzie OF tho Boll
Telephone company has Como to Mon
Iana uu company business to be abb
sent month gen. suW somers and
Commercial Supt Hopkins have also
gone north ON busincss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
SPIKE AND Raj.

Douglas White. publicity agent FOR
the salt Lake Route. is Coz town for
few DAYS from Los Angeles.
The salt Lake Route has ordered
motor cars Tor the lines from Los An
geies to San Pedro and Long Beach.
the service 10 be later extended to sec
lions of the road south Of this city.
Tho clerks in the Denver g. Rio
Grandc freight Offices in this city have
been set to work preparing tariff sheets
for the Western Pacific preparatory to
the opening of freight trfnc Dec. /.
IL is claimed the road can haul freight
and passengers from salt Lake 70 san
Francisco Eve hours quicker than any
other rosd
General Freight Ngcnt y. \. Reeves
N in receipt ~ "A nnC stce plate pOr-
trait ~ MI Hartman. Tho deceased
never looked better able 10 cope with
lfe's battles than he did when he sat
for this picture
The salt Lake Routc Operating de-
partment has telephone nttarnments
10 its offices between this cts and Mil
ford. by which conversation can Dr.
held over the telegraph wires the same
as by regular telephone connections.
All that rs uecss iary 60 make speak
ing connections b. Co. put iva the plug. "
when everything is ready
". g. Kriizcr. formerly chief clcrr,
of chic. Eng leer AshtonH deoBItmen.
20 tff % T.. arrived from Stn Fran
.is,J- where Doe holds "a similar nasi-
tiun With NE Southern Pacific. 90 IS ,or.
back to the coast. MS Kritzer who
has been visiting here with ncgds. H.
WAS welcome visitor this morning. in
la.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12

was sHlf1oN AEAftLS. 10
AFTERNOON SALES.
Ajax 200 at 34h.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at i6: 100 al IS.
Black Jack. 500 at 2
Colorado, 400 al i.12h. ALSO at 10
East Tintic Development. 1000 al "a.
Grand Central, 400 at ESQ: 100 al
2.S2h
Indian Queen, 1000 at g.
Iron Blossom. 900 at 20: 900 at 10
seller TO-
Joe Bowers. 1000 at ~
Mineral Flat. 1000 at 2
Nevada Hills 500 at 50. 500 al 81.
zoo at 81 seller so; 100 al 50 seller so.
900 at So
New York. 500 at H. 1000 az T.
Red Warrior. 200 at go
Sioux Con, I 900 al a.: 500 AT AL
$500 at 90. 100 at ga 500 az "a seller
10. 500 AZ SO: 100 at So seller so. 900
at 50 seller so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
RED WARRIOR STRONGER.
Sales Made Up TO 2.sO This Morning
Colorado and Prince Con. Weaker.

Greater activity among the stocks
was noticeable this morning on the
mining exchange, though prices, with
very few exceptions were weaker. The
most noticeable exception was Red
Warrior. which was recently listed on
the exchange. sale Of this stock was
made this morning at $3.50 on report
from the mine that new Developments
OF an interesting character had been
made. New York also showed better
tone.
Colorado fell away 20 sl.l2if with the
transfer Of $500 shares. while Iron
Blossom opened at 20 and weakened
To 50. and moved up TO u at the close.
Prince Con. was weaker at Nl5.
Columbus moved up TO 70 after opening
at 6s. Lower Mammoth made one sale
at 8si5 while Sioux Con. was traded
in at as and 40. Uncle Sam loosened
up a small lot on a bid OF 80 nat. Provo
was active around sia and Grand Cen
ira sold at $3.50.
Closing quotations we're as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
RAILROAD NEWS
ENDS AT PENNINGTON.
Double Tracking of Short Line Stops
NJ Davis County Capital.

Double Tracking of Short Line Stops
NJ Davis County Capital.
II Is authoritatively stated that the
double track on the Oregon Short Line
north 81 this city viii not extend be-
yOnd Pennington But from that
point a single track is 10 be built along
the foothills to the mouth OF Weber
canyon. and after passing through a
1.000 foot tunnel under tine mountain
spur. the line will reappear halt mile
up the canyon ON its southern side. The
proposed Pennington cut-off viii be
considerably shorter than II built from
Layton, and the topography is much
more satisfactory All Of the through
southern California traffic can then be
switched Off the main line, M the can
yon. about al the Devils Gate. to the
Pennington CUTOFF. and not 90 to Og-
den az all Freights will be made up
AT Evanston. with a view to this traf-
r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
THREE ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

Provo. NOV. l2.-Tne following as-
sessments have been made by mining
COMPANIES having their offices On this
city.
Camp Bird 9 mills per share. dcllr-
queut Dec. 49,
Black Jack ] cent per share. de-
iinqueut Dec. n. and Mineral Flat.
I cent per share, delinquent Dec. n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
MOTOR oars a SUCCESS.

The motor cars are such a success
on the local lines north OF ogden that
the .. 5. J.. management is likely To-
order others for other branches OF the
system The cars are patronized so
heavily that il Is often standing room
only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

Sew York Nov 10 Money OBJ osu
strong fa n6 pcr cent. ruling ruo ana
closing bid. per cent. offered go ga ner
cent
Time loans urm. for m DAYS lrIft
urr cent. eIN months. ft, per cent
Close Prime mercantile paper t0 tt
per cent
sterling cNrhnupe steady with actual
husluess 'u banker bills af esq Dora
t.,2.10 f0r 60-daf bills and az fNs fur
drmHud
Commercial bills. t,NtN
Nlr silver iuas cents
Mexican dollars i1 GENTS
Government bonds aud railroad bonds.
steady
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
WOOL.


ST Louis, Nov 12-Wool, unchanged
Territory and western mediums 2lGe
fine mediums. 3d6: fine. 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
FORENOON sALEs

A'RAeiHsNCNfAN HtNAstaf'
Bullock. 5000 at l.
Carisa. 100 at 81.
Cedar Tallsman. 1000 at 4
Colorado. 9, zoo at us 200 at I12M
seller 60; 300 at l15 buyer co. 2,2O0 at
l12h
Columbus. 100 at IS: loo at c. seller
SO; 500 at 70 seller 60. 500 al 70: 200
at So
East Tintic Development. 800 al s.
Grand Central 100 at 23O seller 50.
200 az 23O
Inyo Gold. 1000 at g.
Iron Blossom. 1900 at 20. 900 at 81
seller so. 10 at 50. 500 al n
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 3sia
Mineral Flat, 1000 at @
Nevada HIS, $50 at IS; 100 at 50;
300 at So, 600 at So. 100 al 81. 100 al
"a buyer So 100 at s2 seller so.
Prince, 200 az lis.
Provo, 1000 at Sik 500 az 50 1000
At ?. 1000 at ' seller So 1000 at ga
Red Warrior. 100 at $50 seller Is:
200 AT 2s5 seller IS. 100 az 200.
Sioux Con. 1900 At ~: 200 at As seller
so; 1900 at 4sis 500 az ~
Tintic Central 1000 At seller so.
Uncle Sam. 200 al 90
Utah Con, 1900 az s. 800 at ~
Yankee 100 at ~.
OPEN BOARD
Black Jack. 100 at So.
Colorado. 2. 200 at 112ls
Columbus, 400 at 20 seller 80
East Grown Point. 500 AT 3
East Tintic Development, 100 az O.
Indian Queen. 1000 at 4
Iron Blossom 1900 at 20 seller 50:
500 az n
Sioux Con. 800 at 80
Tintic Central. 900 ~ S seller 60
Utah Con, 500 az so
REHABILITATION.
Shares Amount
Regular board $50 si7.17s 40
open board -........... 500 4.75O75
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WEATHER REPORT.
Fair Tonight aud saturday.
roDAYs rEMpEnArrREs
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
HECORD ron OOTOBEH.

According 10 the foregoing lists. The
Ak books Uicuonl which have sold best
Ia tho order ~ demand during tho
month are.
l. "TuxtOn KING MccutcheOn. 81 so
2. The Goose Girl" MacGnath 81 so
g. THE Silver Horde Beach III. 80
a "A Certain Rich Man" White 81 sol
8. The Danger Marx" Chambers 81 10
q The Calling ~ Dan Matthews"
Wright -.....- .................gl 60
For sale al the
DIS AxET NEWS BOOK sTORR
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.. u. WHITNEY Stock Rroisrr
gaf Atlas Belt tt7O Res aOOa-X
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12

Douglas White. publicity agent FOR
the salt axe Route. Is iu town for
few DAYS from Los Angeles
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-02
SWEET SPRINGS

Prof. A. H.. Hafemeister died at
his home near Emma, last night
of cancer of the bladder. The pro
fessor had been teaching school
in the same neighborhood for the
last t~hirty-five years, and was a
man of strong character and I'M
usual. ability. His health has been
failing for several months past
and recently he had undergone an
operation for the relief of his trou
ble.---John H. Mcclure has pur
chased the grain elevator in this
city of Bellamy & Co. He is Or
ganizing a stock company for the
purpose of dealing in grain of all
kinds. The price paid for the pro-
perry was $4,000. 0O.-Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-02
SLATER

Mrs. Annie Trimble, wife of John
w. Trimble, died of pneumonia, at
her home near Hume, Mo-, on Wed
nesday, March 18th and was buried
near that place or Friday the 10th.
The deceased before her marriage
was Miss Annie Bennington, sister
of c. B. Bennington, of this place.
She was about So years of age and
10 survived by her husband and
three chiIdren.---N. j. Smith
and Thos. Russell, OF Kansas City,
died last week. Both formerly
lived in this county, the former
near Fairville, and the latter near
Arrow Rock.---We understand
that E. A. Caldwell has purchased
the two story brick building just
north of the Farmers & Merchants
Rnk for the consideration of $500.
The building was the property OF
George Naureth, OF Los Angeles,
California, and is now occupied by
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-02

tween Mr.. Vernon and myself Just "a
hours. To do 1t you have put my
honor In jeopardy, and that l shall not
soon forget. l beg you to open the
glass door and allow me to bid you
farewell"
She stopped, as II paralyzed for a
moment, when |, knowing the key to
be In her pocket, deity flshed 1t out,
and opened the door, and Overton
walked out. She could not stop me-
| was too quick for her-but she ran
after me, and fetched me a box m the
ear, which did more than sting my
cheek and my pride. 1t killed, In N
single instant OF time, the boyish love
| had had for her ever since the first
hor= I had seen her. I own ! was
afraid TO retal!ate as a gentleman
should. by kissing her violently; but
dashing on, l sped down the steps
outside, after Overton. not caring to
remain alone with the Lady Arabella.
| saw her no more that day, nor until
the afternoon Of the next day.
(To be Continucl)
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-02
A Big Mix Up

While driving a young team OF
mules with a small jag of wood
last Saturday, they suddenly be-
came frightened, and Henry Olen-
dorff found himself not the right
sort of a hair-pin to check them.
The runaway ran into a wagon
occupied by Hugo and Edward
Strodtman, who were a short dis
lance ahead with a load OF hen
fruit on their way to market, over
turning it and throwing both oc-
cupants out, landing Hugo into a
large case of eggs. Edward came
out with a sprained arm and num-
erous egg stains on his clothed
The driver of the runaway had a
very narrow escape, LOSING all his
clothes worn, but didn't receive a
scratch. 1t was a terrible mix-up
and a frightful sight to witness.
We estimate the damage done at
about S., ana judging from the
amount of laughter afterwards
neither party regretted the loss. 1t
was very amusing in a way ahd we
are glad no futher damage was
done.-Saline Valley Correspol-
dent in Glasgow M~issourian.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-02
BLACKBURN

Henry Wagner, of Colorado
Springs, Colo, was an arrival last
Thursday. He is the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Wag-
ner.---Wm Logsdon, Robt. Fritz
cell, Chas. Meinershagen and Luth-
or Carmean went to Marshall Sat-
urday to attend the trial of a neg
TO for burning school books in the
district in which these men reside
The case did not come to trial,
,howeyer.---L. r. Zellers and
wife went to Kansas City Saturday
returning Sunday evening. The
visit to the City at this time was
occasioned by something of a fam
lily reunion, Mrs. Zellers having
met several of her sisters and their
children who reside elsewhere, at
the home of her sister who makes
Kansas City her permanent abode,
Record.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-02
Its a Top Notch Doer

Great deeds compel regard. The
world crowns its doors. That's
why the American people have
crowned DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry the King Of Throat and Lung
remedies. Every atom is a health
force. 1t kills germs, and colds
and lagrippe vanish, 1: heals cough
racked membranes and coughing
stops. Sore, inflamed bronchial
tubes and lungs are cure d and
hemorrhages cease. DR.. George
More, Black Jack, N. c., writes
sit cured me of lung trouble, pro
nounced hopeless by all doctors''
so, S1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by all druggists.