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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25

Die Mittsiluns. oab iein Sntel Ybilipp
Sberldnoer neblt Srau ,uo Swei Siii=
bern aus 9iapDleon, q. 9. i'm am
IL. 9topember be1u6ten. Nah Qus=
iagen bes 0erru Ybilipp Sberldnoer
iol bic grnte in Der llm0egeno bon
Nappleon re6t gut aus9efallen iein.
Naboem Ybilipp alle feline @ei6piiter
uno Sreunoe beiubt bate. fubr er in
ieine Oeimat Suriit, na6 wObin ibn
Sobann Sberlduoer, Elm Sruoer oes
Ybilipp, be9leitete, Inn feline bort
luobnbaften Sreunpe gu beiuden. go
bann beabiidti9t etma IA Sage in gta=
poleon uno llm9egeno 81 uerweIlen.
- Sobn Sdeuffele uno Gbriitian
Slider, II Wteilen nOropeltli6 bon
Gong Safe wobnbaft, trafen am 6reis
tag per9an9ener @o6e geibditsbalber
in unierer Stabt Elm. Gbriltian Si=
ider beitelte iid bic POit" auf Elm
Sabr. Sobn Sdeuifele erntete 1902
Suibel @eisen, Is Suibel Slabs uno
1913 Suibel YferOefutter. 9lud branns
te linn in Der lebten 9rei6iaiion iein
9reidmaibinen Separator sdnSlid
nieoer, uno lab er lid senOti9t, einen
neuen gu taufen. Sobn 1T Der llebers
Sel9uns, oaB Der Separator bon ir=
geno einem Sranoitiiter in Srano ges
ieBt mur0e.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
(Gingerandt)
1Siir bic y@ureta 9Ol Il"

2lm Samstag, Den 20. NoOember
puroe oas lllu9lte &ino oes 6errn 2arl
Wtartel 5u @rabe 9etra9en. Inter
3ethneter reoete 3ll ben trauernoen 81
tern ilber Den Cert SOB. Is 0ers %.
IS lit oieier Seim9an0 oes &inoes gum
btmmltiden Gater fir bic trQuernoen
Gltern 5war Elm I6mer3li6er 0erluit,
Sumal oa lie i'm Segrifte lteben, 9atota
Su Oerlalen, aber audi Elm 5rolt, OQB
oas &tno betn Water orDbeu 1T, Der Is
3u 1elnem &tn0e angenDmmen bat in
Der 3aufe uno linn ous IeliQe Grbe;
obne Wtiibe uno &f ein9ebQnoi9t
10 lit tbm oas &Os aufs ltebli6te 9e=
fallen uno nidt Su betlaQen. Der Oerr'
9ebe, oaB uns alien oieS ieli9e Sos 3u=
tell peroe. SOs &ino brahte iein 2ll=
ter aut | Sabr, II WonQte uno 10
Sage. Ter tleine Gmil i6lafe in
Srieoen uno Oas emioe &idt leu6te
lbm.
&arl Martel mill nun ale ieine
Sooten, Die allf ieinem 2anoe beQraben
lie9en. auf ben @emeinoeirieobof brin=
gen, ebe er bon bier abreilt. g8ir be-
oauern ieinen &e99au9 BON bier iebr,
oenn er mar ein treues Gemeinoeqlieo,
aber mir wiini6en linn Slid uno se=
gen sur &eiie mic aud al oem Crt,
mo- er nit ben Seinsn iein Seim aui=
ridten wiro. ga siebt nit SrieOeu
cure pfaoe. nit eud bes sroBen @Ottes
8naoe uno ieiner beilsen gn9elwa6t.
Ser treue Serr eeleite eu6 bel 5aa uno
gtadt uno ,brinse eu6 audi enolid beim
ins re6te 8aterlano. Sarum aus
Wieoerieben, ipenn ni6t mebr bier.
oann oroben i'm Sano Der Seliaen.
u. Saa9, pafor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
Reiren nab der alien Eeimdt.

- @nfan9 Sesember b. S. seOen=
fen bic Serren SObann sdmitt, SatOb
Senner uno Sobannes Soffmann, in
Sersoorf 3opnibip, McYberion 6ouu=
tn, 9. 3. mObnbaft, unb Gbriitopb
9titste uno SObannes @eisler BON glib=
len, y. 3. absureiieu, um &ermanote
lno Sreunoe in Der &olpnie Sergborf,
Siio=GuBlano su beiuheu. 90ir mini
l6en ben 9enannten Serren cine 9liid=
lthe 0in= uno HiifreiIe umo bphen,
oaB lie ourd bic Spalten Der rGuretu
YOlt" bon ii6 bOren laNen.
Sm 2luftrage, lllri6 &eue.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
QuqenleiDenbe! !!

Or. o. :. @illiams, Der betannte
elu9en Spesialarst aus Minueapolis
wiro am Wittrpob, ben l. Sesember
i'm Sotel &niderboder anweieno isin.
Gr turicrt &opiihmsrSen, 9terpuiitdt
idle6te Sebtraft, pelde our6 oefette
9lu9en berporgerufen weroen. 8ldier
werOen senau an9epuBt. &ommt seiti9!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
WaRer CeWnrbip, mcpherson
County, 5. D.
Is. 9iopember 1909.

g8ir batter INNER S6neelpetter,
mltunter mar es ettpa5 talt, aber es
tuuroe INNER nod gepflii9t uno nit
Dem MaIeni6neioer muroe oas 6laf=
LAMB peribnitten, mel6es I'M 6riiDlabr
9epflil9t muroe uno NIT 6la6S 9eiaet
mar. g9ieoer anoere baben StOppeln
ab9ebrannt, oamit oas llntraut um=
tOmmen iOQ, aber tb metne, oaB es
bod belier pGre, tpem Die Stoppeln
lteben bleiben miiroen, oenn Der S6nee
wilroe iib mebr auf bem Sanoe balten,
wdbrenb 10 Der @inb ben S6nee fort
bldt. Sept 1T alles slrbeiten aui benz
2anoe umlonit uno bat ii6 auf ein=
NAL ein9eitellt, oenn Der Winter bat
ieinen Ginsu9 gebalten.
9lm l3. uno IA. b. Utts. batteu mir
S6neelturm, iooaB man lieber I'M
Saus mar, als i'm 6reten. 9as 1T
Der erite S6neeiturm, ben mir batten,
meiner 9lnii6t na6 aber iollte es nod
nt6t 10 fortgeben, oenn oann wiirbe
einem Der @inter nod piel ldnger pors
tommeu, ais er pirtlid lit. @eitern
9lbeno bat iib bus gSetter pieoer et=
mas 9ebehert, iooaB bic 2eute Wai.
tube MADDEN tonnten, lluo oas mar
bel mir. "a tameu meiu 9ta6bar So=
bann 8Obrba6 uno mein auoerer Na6=
bar Seinri6 98afer, mas mid lebr
ireute. &ommt balo einmal mieber.
Wteinem gta6bar Sobamn 8a9e=
mann itarb ein &ino, tuel6es am II.
b. Wts. CUR leBten &ube 9ebettet wur=
De. preoi9er 8. Srunti6 belt Die
Sei6enreoe. Zen trauernoen Sinter=
bliebenen unier inni9ites Seileio.
Die 6rau meines gfa6bars Satob
Wa9eman lit i6on ieit lan9er 3eit
trant uno miro an ibrem 9luftommen
9eSwelfelt. Satob bate feline 6rau
i6On in einem Srantenbaus in 9is=
.mard, bod ais Iie unsefdbr a6t 3ase
bort iuar. lieB iie ourd oas Selepbon
IdQen, bar lie beim molle. Shr SObn
8eOr9 Wa9eman madte ii6 aud 9lei6
aut ben gSe9 uno be9leitete iie aa6
Saule 3uriid. Die 9lerSte in 8ismart
tonnten ibr ni6t belfen, oenn iie leioet
an Der @aieriu6t. S6on lett einem
WOnat mar iie in teinem 9ett, oenn Iie
muB INNER iiBen; aud 1T iie arg eng
auf Der Sruit. IS 1T iebr bart fir
metnen 9ta6bar, aber Der Serr mO4te
oteie 5rau re6t balo bon ibrem 2eioen
erlOien.
Wtein Cutel &arl @ader mar Dor
a6t Sa9en bel ieiuem Sobn Garl aui
Seiu6. @r teilte nit, ooB nod ales
9eluno mar.
9(ud mein Na6bar Satob Gbres=
mann mar ernitbaft trant, 1T aber
pieoer ioweit geneien, baB er ouf Iein
fann.
las Gruteergebnis mar Siemli6 Su=
frieoenitelleno. WeiSen l0-12 8u=
ibel, 6la6s 10 Suibel, 9ieroeiutter
1870 8uibel per older.
9lm 10. Sttober 5O9en fol9enoe Sa=
milien na6 &anaoa: 6amilte SatOb
Sblbauler, ,Samilie 6rieori6 Oblbau=
Ter, 60milie SObann gtebr, 6amilie
@ilbelm 3ie9Ier, 6rieorid +. Obi
bauier rno 6rau, 6amilie 6rieOri6
6arih, 6amilie @Ottlieb S6eQ uno
6amilie Satob 8ib.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
Gefunden.

9lm WOnta9, Den 8. gtOOember pur=
be aui Der GanoitraBe, Sruet WeiIen
Ofli6 Der StaOt Elm 9rauer &egen=
mantel 9efunOen. Der re6tmGBi9e
GiQsntiimer tann ii6 Oenielben bel
Sobn Smith in gureta abbOlen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
ZA Verkaufetl.

Mein aus iieben 8dumeu beitebenoes
@obnbaus, iolpis Spei 8aufelen, iinO
su pertaufen. Ndbere @ustuuft erteilt
Sobn GoOuen ober SObn s. Sarr,
gureta, 9. 8.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
0eute lit 9antiagllngstag.


- Gbarles 6aftle bat bel g. &.
SioOler cine Stellun9 an9etreten.
- Sobu pieiIle baut fir Satob
6eiier in unierer Staot clnen Stall.
.Y Sunoe Mdoden, riibrt Sud-
uno eeminnt Ous ibons Yiano I'M eu=
retn Yusoar.
- Is. Sierenielot er9ielt am 9lens=
taQ cine Garloao &obl, Nepiel ulm.
aus 9lberoeen.
p1- Der freie YiauO Gontelt i'm
Gureta 9asaar be9innt am Wonta9,
ben Is. 9touember.
- SSrou Georg 8oli uno Sinoer
trafen am MOnta9, aus Siio=&uBlano
tommeno, in 0illsoielu etn.
- s. 8orlQnoer befaub iid pdb=
reno bieier g3o6e 9eidditsbalber IN
@reenwap, 9lrtas uuo 2inton.
~ Semano wiro i'm gureta Sasaar
Elm Yiano i'm Werte bon $4,000 9e=
uinnen - pieaeidt sic ielbf.
- S6eriff Senrp &usler fubr am
Wcntug oia aberoeen na6 2eola, no
er Nmtseei6aite su perridten bat,
- Daniel Soif, Z Weilen nOroOit=
lid bon Gureta wobubaft, mar seltern
Elm Observation-Disclosures unierer Staot.
- Serr uno SSrau Sacob &eim
tebrten geitern bon elmer 5cur aus
0ismart uuo 8arriIon, N. .. 3urild.
- Or. s. 8. @eroes besab iih
anfanos oieier @ode nod 3eelano,
no er Sr. Quinn bel elmer Operation
bebilRi6 mar.
- &eo. 8. s. 3ent fubr aeitern
nah SOsmer, um IN Der oortt9en 8e=
formierten Stride regelmGBige 8Ottes=
otenfe abaubaIten.
- Sie nQ6Ite Mufiilbruno oes Ct.
Yaul Gpceum Bureaus 6ourie @nter=
tainments Iinoet am Monta9abeno,
ben 6. 9e3ember itatt.
- 6alpin &usler, wel6er mabreno
Dieles Sommers in 5urtle Safe, 9t.
9. eine SteQun9 betleioete, lanste ae=
tern wieoer in Gureta an.
- s. 6. &aii6, Der i'm Chicago
Store in Sowole tdti9 lit, lan9te beute
in gureta an, um Iib on benz SanS
in Der Gitp Soll gu beteili9en.
.Y~ Srinst uns Sure 6armpro=
butte, Sdute, SSeQe uno altes @ilen.
Q8ir 3ablen INNER ben bO6iten Wartt=
preis. Is 6barles &i9ler.
Sobn Stoaer, Yraiioent Der
6armers & Mer6ants State @ant
tebrte beute bon elmer tleinen @ei6dfts=
tour aus ben 3willin9sltdoten suritd.
- Srou 2orenS Wolf uno &inoer
peroen mabri6etnli6 am 9onnersta9=
mor0en nG6iter Wo6e, bon Silo=HuB=
lano tommeno, in Sillspiep anlan9en.
- &arl Sar6 trat am 9ieusta9
abermal5 eine Sour na6 gater, Won=
tana an, IN wel6er Ndbe er unO iein
So6n Dor einiQen Wonaten auf 2ano
fellte.
- Gbrilt. S6nuerle uno Sulius
Stttel be9aben li6 lebten Samsta9
auf tbre Claims, peitli6 oes Ripers.
1uo lie Oen QGinter iiber subrinoen
peroen.
SObn Stitel perianote am
Samst09 leBter g8o6e SWei 6arloao
0ieb na6 Siour Gitp uno cine peitere
0arloaO miro am Samsta9 oieier
gSo6e abo1mpfel1.
- 2lnoreos &Orner taufte oieie
@o6e BON SOcOb Staferl cine Gertel=
iettion 2anO, fir wel6es er $35. 90 per
Qlfer Sa6lte. 9as 2ano lit ehpa II
Neilen noro0itli6 BON @ureta 9ele9en.
8. s.. 6rertin9 Oertaufte oieie
g4O6e ieine &ierteliettiOn 2anO, unge=
fdbr 10 Wleilen iuo0Itlid BON Sowole
0elegen, an bic 9eutide Gano= uno
Yoan Company iiir $1,000 per older.
- Senrp .. 3ent, &aNierer Der
@reeulpop State Sant, peilte am
9isnstug 9eiddits= uno uergnil9un9s=
balber in @ureta. Serr Sent beri6=
tete, oaB in oieiem Spdtiabr bic gant=
9eibGfte auBerOrOentlid gut waren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
Zu verkaufeil.

Wtein @obnbaus nit Stall unO Got.
gu srfrasen bel SGtOb Sburn,
@ureta, 9. 3.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25

.B Beteili9t Sud an Dem freien
Yiano=& OnteIt i'm Gureta 8a3aar.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
II. SWar'man,
Spesialiit iIr Nm9ens
fraufbeiten

aus ScotlanO, g. D., miro Guretu
ale Spei WOnate re9elmdBi9 beiu6en.
st miro AM Sonnerstag. ben o.
DECEMBER i'm 0Otel in SOsmer uno am
Jrsitas und Samstag, den 10.
und II. December
in @ureta iein, mo- ct i'm SoteI &niders
boder ansutrefien lit.
Seieitige aae acknowledgement Der
2lueen, wel6e SlinObeit na4 'ia 3ie=
ben, rote, pebe uno ent3iinoete augen,
Sdwinoelanidae, itiuarse
uno peri6wommene 6lete, gterpolitdt
uip. obne arsnsi Ober S6mersen.
ausseseidnst ourd augen= Ooer me-
oisiniide Sunit.
&oniultation frei!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-30
At the HaIf-century Mark.

Youth is eternal to him who believes
in eternity. To me youth means any
where from eight onward. | was an
exceedingly old person at eight and
trust violate no confidence when
confess youthful exuberance now
that / have bumped against the half
way post. Fifty is splendid time for
youthful expansion; ones fancy still
retains all its ingenuity while ones
judgment is bettered by experience
When sitting on the so milestone the
vane of mans vision points southwark
to the past and northward to the flu
ture with minimum of oscillation.
Rancorous thought and splenetic ex-
preston give way to quieter nerves
and calmer view, and the mellow light
ed vista of the years that have gone
soften the heart of the youth of half
century of years.-John Philip Sousa
in the Circle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-30
Near Death In Blq Pond.

1t was thrilling experience to Mrs.
Ida Soper to face death. For years a
severe lung trouble gave me intense
suffering" she writes, land several
times nearly caused my death. All
remedies failed and doctors said was
incurable. TIL DR.. Kings New Dis
covery brought quick relief and cure
so permanent that have not been
troubled in twelve years" Mrs. So.
per lives in Big Pond, Pa. 1t works
wonder in Coughs and Colds, Sore
Lungs, Hemorrhages, La Grippe, AS
thma, Group. Whooping Cough and all
Bronchial affections. SOC and s1.00.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Will
kinson & Co., and ]. F. Kiedaisch &
Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-30


Together with the skeleton are many
other bones of the same nature and
far larger than the normal size. Three
complete jaw bones have been found
among the collection in each of which
all of the teeth are intact and perfect.
although in one of the specimens the
molars have been shortened by wear
to the level of the gums. A peculiar
ity of the teeth is that the molars are
worn more ON the left side than on
the right indicating that the beings in
life chewed and gnawed principally
on that side. The skeleton and bones
We're unearthed in a mound and 1t IL
thought that the bones are from the
mound-building age, of men who have
lived centuries before the white men
discovered America.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-30
A GREAT RECORD.
Dr.. Leonhardts Internal Pile Remedy
Makes SO Per Cent Of Cures.

DR.. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid has oe.n
tested in several thousand cases. ans
was successful in all but two per cent.
Hem-Roid's wonderful record Is due
to the fact that it is an internal,
and it is too much to expect to cure
piles with ointments, suppositories or
operations. Hem-Roid cures the in
ternal cause.
Sold for 81, under guarantee by vii
kinson & Co. DIR. Leonhardt Co., Sta
ton B, Buffalo. N, Y. prop. Write
for booklet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-30
SKELETON FOUND
EIGHT FEET TALL
Bones of Mound Builder Unearthed at
Ferryvile Attract Attention Of
Antiquarians.

vIRoQUA, Wis. Sept. a0.-The
skeleton of prehistoric man, which
assembled, indicates that the being
whose bones were found by G. III.
Lawrence of Ferryville, measured
eight or nine feet in height has been
unearthed near Viroqua and is at
tracing grea. curiosity and attention
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23

One of the most discussed sub
jects at present is the two-cent
rate on the railroads. One man is
sur the roads are making money
at two cents a mile ana the next
equally sure that it can't be done.
The editor knows as little about
it as the average man. But we
40 know that the railroads are
very important commercial factors
ana must be taken into consider
/. atom.
Judge Mcpherson, of the Mis-
.souri Supreme Court, has declared
the two-cent ana maximum freight
laws c~onfiscatory. Gov. Hadley
on the other hand, says two cents
is enough. Both these men are in
a position to know conditions.
Most of our rail roads have agreed
to adopt a two and a half cent rate
and we hope the matter will stand
this way as 1t seems satisfactory to
most persons concerned.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23
Severe Thunder Storm

A thunderstorm Of unusual Sc
verify passed over central Saline
from west to east about IL o'clock
last Friday night, April 18th, and
did considerable damage.
W. s. Newell's barn in the north
western suburbs of Marshall was
struck ana destroyed. The barn
and contents valued at $1,000 was a
total loss. Mr.. Newell lost a barn
on the same site by fire last No
vember.
The depot at Alma was struck
and set afire but was saved by the
efficient work of a bucket brigade.
l.. B. Edmunds, OF north of town
lost his barn ana contents about
the same time. He had 200 barrels
of corn, surrey ana many valuable
farming implements destroyed.
L. F. Leyhe's residence was also
struck but no serious damage re-
suited.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23

1t seems an Armenian shot two
Mohammedans at Adana, one be-
ing killed after which a battle be-
tween Mohammedans and Arman-
ians occurred, and in consequence
a number were killed and wounded
on both sides. At the same time
lire broke u in the town and most
of the buildings being frame struc-
lures, could not be easily controll-
ed. The Armenians then surround
ca Turkish villages with the inten-
tion OF killing the Mohammedans,
who, being in the minority, appeal
ed to the Turkish authorities for
protection. Steps to establish
their security have been taken, the
dispatches state, military forces
having been sent from Beirut. 5000
persons were killed at Tagsus and
Alexaniretta, including two Amer
lean missionaries.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23

ing vessels AMI that tin would be-
come a precious metal in the Unit
ed States. The result was the
transfer of the tin industry from
Wales to America AMI cheaper tin
than the people had ever known
before. Millions are TO- invested
in the manufacture of tin plate AMI
thousands OF well paid American
laborers find employment. A sim
liar result followed the placing of
a protective tariff on mems gloves,
pearl buttons, plate glass ana 9th
er articles.
The manufacturers of ladies
gloves and hosiery have asked Con
gress to place a protective tariff
on these articles ana have show
Ell the possibility OF employing
$4,000 people ami using large a
mounts OF raw material, the pro-
ducts of our farmers, in this indus
try. A few smart aleck newspa-
pers, influenced by selfish depart
ment store interests, + raising the
cry that Congress will tax every
oma in the land; that gloves
ana stockings will be made too
expensive to be worn etc. etc.
The facts are, the proposed tar
iff might increase the cost of GLOW
es AMI stockings temporarily, from
n to three cents a pair,not more
to be followed later, as has always
been the case, in the production
OF a superior article, at a reduced
price, the product OF American la
Dor, from American materials.
Those American women who
have joined the department store
crusade against protection are a
short sighted, ignorant lot OF wo-
men. They should read the his
tory OF their country.-Central
Missouri Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23
LITTLE ROCK.

Conrad Woltemate has moved in
to the Tom Murdoch property ad-
joining DR.. Sharp's. He says ne
wants to be in the row with the
bachelors or near them. .
T. M. Ehlers left Monday even
ing for Sedalia to attend the clay
pigeon shoot. We hope Mote will
return with first prize. Last year
he averaged over u.
Miss Flora Leimkuhler is able to
be up and around again.
Jack McChesney and Miss Sharp
we're here from Marshall Sunday
visiting Miss Ruby Pearson.
DR.. Sharp had a"hurry call to see
Miss Ollie, who was very sick but
is doing nicely.
John Straak came to Little Rock
for relief from a large jaw, which
was afforded him by DR.. Sharp.
Pete Bender is laid up with the
grip and malarial fever.
We lost a splendid citizen in the
death OF John Johnson.
Henry Mattox is still on the mend
Ed. Fisher is dumping counter"
for Ehler Bros. this week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23

Wheat has gone up during the
past two weeks until $3.50 per bush
ell has become a familiar quotation.
James A. Patten, a Chicago trader,
Is accused of having cornared the
crop, whild ha asserts thare is a
natural shortage that he has taken
advantage OF. Secretary of Agri-
culture Wilson says that there is
plenty OF wheat in the country. Ii
he is right, there will be a collapse
in prices during the next week. If
wrong, We iavo: a cleanup in the
governments agricultural ku eau
and statistical departments. That
a private citizel can successfully
contradict the government reports
Is a serious reelection upon this de
partment, run at an enormous ex-
pense.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23

A number o. persons have re-
Gently tried to console us by say
ing that we are all liable to make
mistakes-in the belief that our
type-setting machine is a failure.
Don't know who started this talk
but it is wrong. Since putting ia
the machine we are setting nearly
double as much type as former ly,
are paying u help batter wages
and besides largely overcoming
our Thursday rush when We must
set from 10 to 20 county news let
tersl and the machine is saving us
money. 1t has greatly assisted us
in getting out a first-class paper.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23

Whenever Congress has placed
a protective tariff upon an article
which the American people have
the raw material for, the result
has been the establishing OF All
in 1ustry in this country and the
production OF the article so pro-
tectei, at a cost to the consumer
generally lower, but never exceed
ing that which the article sold for
prior to the imposition OF the pro-
tective tariff.
Years ago a protective tariff
was placed on wire nails. A howl
went up from the free traders, the
Republican party was charged
with robbery Of the farmer ana
the home builder and political
blow-haris predicted blue ruin.
The protective worked and in a
very short time American consum-
ers purchased wire nails at a price
lower than ever thought possible
ana a great industry was trans
planted from Europe to America.
A few years later, that another
great industry might be secured
for this country and employment
given to thousands Of our work
ingmen Congress placed a tariff
on tin Democracy howled itself
hoarse (: Democratic statesmen, liv-
id with rage at want they were
pleased to term the most dam
nable outrage ever perpetrated
upon a free people carried cups
to the rostrums AMI gave object
lessons throughout the country
predicted that people would be
compelled to use gourds as drink
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23

There is one consolation left our
nis-representei peop in this
state and that is when our sena-
tors ana representatives return
home we a ask, "why and where
fore2" Some of our representa-
tives do not amount to a hill o;
beans at homa, but somehow got
to the state capital and there are
patted on the shoulder and jollied
along till they swell up like atoad
and then the "hayseed" at home
can Ego to grass" as far as they
are concerned. While they're not
all to blame, every member of the
state legislature ought to be
ashamed to come home and look
his constituents in the face. II
you're innocent brother, say &C
now loudly.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23

The question o. whether to sub
NIT statewide prohibition to the
voters is causing much discussion
and using much time OF thu gener-
al assembly. There are no party
lines to the question. The liquor
problem seems to be here to stay
until settled and prospects are
that there will be a battle royal
il the opportunity is presented.
Many "drys" r anxious for the
fray while others, fearing political
results and the loss of the immens
properties OF the brewers and the
traffic are very fearful. The "wets"
are naturally all opposed to a sub
mission Of the question as they arr
satiAfied to let well enough alone.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23
The Red-R ock of Success

lies in a keen, clear brain, backed
by indomitable will and resistless
energy. Such power comes from
the splendud health that DIR. Kings
New Life Pills impart. They Vita
lie every organ and build up
brain and body, j. A. Harmon,
Lizemore, w. Va, writes: "They
are the best pills / ever used" Csc
at all druggists.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23
Tr. OF 2:l5 quarters 10 2S o.c.

Axtell sired Osanam 2:Os; Home circle 208 l 4;
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Others. Myra'a sire Eiectioneer; sired. AriOn 2:07 | 4;
sunol sos l 4; Pa'oanto 2:OS 3 4; Sire the dams Of Ill
Harry AxtelI is
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the AxteIl Family.
BY Axtell. PIP 81 Worlds Champion,
Greatest and most popular horse OF his
day. Phenomenal sire of speed. Sold
for $105,0OO.
Harry Axtell's LIST dam by a sire of
Champions. Sire Of Arion. Sold for
$125,0O0.
Harry Axtell's End dam by a sire of
Beauty and speed Of great reputation.
$500 to insure a colt.
Everv colt bv Harry Axtsli has a chance to be
worth a fortune.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23
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