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The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04

school when Miss Fishback reIcas-
cd a few days ago.--JuIia John
son four year Old daughter Of Geo.
Johnson co.ored died at her home
ear Miami Tuesday night as the
result OF burns received April 9th.
The child was burned while with
its father who was burning. trash
on some corn ground. The tu-ns
extended from The wal t o the re k
and were very severe.---Bo r
to Mr.. and Ms Ton Sullivan at
their home near Miami Monday
May "a, 1909, a son.---M.ss Bcss
sic Copeland will tea,n at Sunny
Side again next winter. 1lii5 Is
her third term at Sunny S.le,--
Ernest Hardin went to Houst3nia,
Mo-, the last OF the week ID v.s.t
his grapdmo.he MS. Martin
News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
County News
From Our Exchanges
GILLIAN


Miss Veda Mckinney returned
home on the early Wednesday
morning train from Hardin college
whe she completed her fist yelr
of college life.---Some one Ie-
lieved Edgar Ballowe o. n ne pie. e
of bacon Saturday night. He ma
just moved into the Dais brick
cottage and had the meat in the
wood shed, There were ten p:ece;
but n piece was dropped
Another firm has sprung forth /
Gillian. By name it is the Gillian
Automobile Co, composed OF w. b
Richardson, Gus Gillian and w. r
Burton, and the best part o. 1t i,
that a a load OF machines has
been ordered and will be here wi il
in a week.---Litt.e Dollie Cross
was right badly burned about moor
Monday. She is only five year;
old and stuck a lighted match into
a jug which had gaso.in. in it
The jug was about empty which
prevented a more serious calamity
Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
SLATER

A large barn on the Dom farm,
which is rented by BUD Hc:tin, YVES
struck by lightning last Mo-d-s
evening about I o'c.ock Xxi lag
mule, horse and COW, :nl did con
siderable damage to the building.
The stock as well as tn, b1.a W"
understand was insur, ID a.
Tu kcr, Jr., received a te'og am las
Saturday announcing the deatn o
his father Phil Tucker, ST., at his
home in Hannibal, No. He an
his son Clarence left tn1t n!gn &c
attend the funeral which took lac,
Monday afternoon at 8 o'c.ock. The
deceased WIS n o! the grand cd
men OF the state. H. was st ca.
old and was as active as most ms r
Of fifty. His death was caused by
heart trouble.---Joe Mullins and
son went over to Glasgow last Wed
nesday to attend the commence
ment exercises of Prichett college
where his daughter, Miss Maud
graduates this year with distinc-
tien.--H. c. Diffenbacher and
wife returned the first of the week
from Great Bend Kansas where
they were called on account OF the
illness of the formers mother wht
died on Tuesday OF last week.
Miss Kittie O'Hearn returned Tues
day afternoon from al extended v
sit with her sister Mrs. w. ]
Bailey at Little Rock Ark.---Jn'
Reiderer returned the later par
of last week from a trip tnrougr
tn esouth. He says a good deal o
corn is being produced in thai
part of the country this year ant
it was in bloom when ne was tnc: c
-Rustler .
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
A Big Fish

George Jones and j. w. Foster
landed a mammoth blue eat last
Saturday night on Blackwater Just
below the Granger ford. The fish
weighed forty pounds and measur-
ed three feet in length. This kE
the largest fish caught in this vi
cinity so far this season. The head
is being mounted at the Vernax
Drug Co. and will soon be on ex-
MISUNDERSTANDING Standard
Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
Alone in Saw Mil at Midnight

unmindful of dampness, drlf s,
storms or cold, w. j. Atkins wo-k
ed as Night Waterman, at Banne.
Springs, Tenn. Such eXEo-u e
gave him a severe cod that ses-
tied on his lungs. At last he had
TO give up his work. He tried
many remedies but all failed til
he used DR.. Kings New Discovery,
"After using one bottle" he writes
81 went back to work as well as
ever" Severe Gods, stubborn
Coughs, inflamed threats and so &c
lungs, Hemorrhages, Group ans
Whooping Cough get quick relief
and prompt cure from this g.oci-
Gus medicine. 500 and $500. Trial
bottle free, guaranteed by p. H
Franklin, Druggist.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
Dropped Dead From Fright

Seldom do We hear OF horses
dropping dead from fright, but
this actually occurred near here last
Saturday. Will Cooper and Mrs,
Pearl Henry and son had been to
Odessa and were returning to their
home west OF town and were rid
ing in a buggy with the family
horse attached. Not far out they
met an automobile and the horse
showed symptoms OF fright but was
induced to pass without much
trouble. Going or a little further
a second auto was met and at sight
of it the horse dropped dead in its
tracksi Evidently this animal hao
heart failure.-odessa Democrat.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
Some New "Stars''

D. E. Hammond general manager
of the Merchants ball team inform
ed us that they had four victories
Sunday and Monday and expected
another next Sunday, when they
are billed to play the Nelson team
at Ed Brisbois' park on West Mitch
ell. They win be followed at once
by a game between Lee Whiting
toms nine and the Glasgow team.
We wish the boys could arrange all
their games for week daysga
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
Rich Mems Gifts are Poor

besides this: 81 want to go on re-
cord as saying that l regard Elec-
trio Bitters as enc OF the greatest
gifts that God has made to woman.
writes Mrs, 0. Rhinevauit, OF Yes
tai Center, N. Y, Il a never for
get what II has done for mel This
glorious medicine gives a woman
buoyant spirits, vigor OF body and
jubilant health. 1t quickly cures
Nervousness, Sleeplenegs Melln-
choly, Headache, Backache, Fain-
ing and Dizzy Spellsi soon builds
up the weak ailing and sickly, Try
them. soc at P. II. Franklin, Drug
gist.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
Looking Ones Best

IFS a wom1n's de..gl: to loo;
her best but pimp,es, skin ecu)-
tons, sores AMI bois ro5 H. o,
JOY. Listen! Butk.en's A.nicl sally,
cures them; mikes IA, ska so I
and v~eivety. 1t glor!f:e1 the f, c
Cures Pimp'cs, Soc Ey:s, Coo
Sores, Cracked Lire, Oh y i
Hands, Try it. Infa.lib,9 fl | :
Csc at p. H. Franklin, D:ugli3t.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
MALTA BEND

1t is reported that F. e. German
wife and baby will soon 10Y to
Mulvane, Kansas. We are sorry to
lose this estimable family and
hope they will reconsider the mat
ter and decide to stay with U.s.
L. N. Houston is moving in his new
house. We hope he with his aged
mother will enjoy their new home
for many, m1ny years to come
News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
You Never Can Tell

just exactly the cause of your Iheu
matism, but you know you have 1t,
Do you know that Billiards. Snow
Liniment will cure it?-relieves the
pain-reduces the swelling and
-limbers the joints and muscles 81
that you will be as active and wei
as you ever we're. Price 25c, Soc
and S1.0O. Sod by P. II. Frsnkl'n.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
Tapp ng a Phone Fiend

The average farmers rapacitF
Tor gossip and capacity for a ioke
was illustrated by a conversations
that took p,ace on an Indepen--
dence car yesterday betweei I've
country boys. One o. them AER
evidently been the ?e.pe r t,- oS
the joke, and the osner hrI been
Loac OF the ",ome ons."
"Ihere is no use talking about
it, when that telephone bell rings
Every man and woman in he whole
county just naturally has to go and
find out who's talking and what
he's talking about, principally what
is being talked about" sail the
first.
"Of course" replied the second,,
there is something in. tn ~ but
what do you mean?' ne ask-d.
"Why, this" answered tn. jo.5er-
"You know that wlen n
turns that crank on tno t,l.plone
box, every telephone in tn, wh1.e-
county rings, AMI OF ou:se ecs "
body in the county that isn't doing.
something else, just naturally LOS
to listen.
"The other night my bro her mi
me wen: to III Telephone end rang
the bell, giving our signlL twos
.ongs, a shot AMI a long. We took
down the receiver and stoo1 i'm
front of the phone, and began to-
talk right TO each oIher. Jim ask
ed me, load Sd it would b, hard
distinctly, If l had heard about
Harry Jimson being killed in u run
away that afternoon. 'Why, no.
1 said back to him, looking right
into his face. No tell me about II
"We.l, Jim just kept it up, string
ing along about how Harry was
just hitching up to go home when
the mules started to u and drag
ged him along the rold, the lines.
being caught arounI mis- leg, SO he
couldn't get loose. Then l said
goodbye to Jim and he said a
back % M, aa1 W. hung up and
runS OF.
"It wasn't more than three min
utes before the bell rang on u
signal, and l went and answered
The fellow at the other en1 Said
he'd heard about Harry J.m.o get
ting hurt that afternoon, AMI want
I'd to know if / had heard about
it.
~ said that / hadn't, and asked
him about it. or course, he, would
not own that he'd listened over
tie wire, and so he hung up. Therr-
wasn't five minutes rest from that
telephone the rest of the evening,
and finally when the old nosy that
, we wanted to get rang up and ask
ed about the horrible accident, !
= Just told him that il was all aiioke,
, to see how many busY-bod'ei there
were in the neighborhood.
, "There was more than a dozen
different kinds of sounds like some
!, body letting his breath out quick
and l kept the receiver to my arr
and there must have been fullY;!a.
dozen OF clicks from so many teie-
phones where the listeners hung
up"
I, "But l got mine the other night
< when l broke in for about the for
/. tieth time on one o. these all SUM
E mer' conversations. There were
: two women talking about their
I chickens. 1t wasn't Il do thist' md
/ 'oh, no, l wouldn't think of such q
/ thing, it would kill them sure IN
til / got mad and l asked If they
were going to talk all night, and
S said they might step aside fo-sa
few minutes and let somebody talk
c that had something to say.
j /" well, of all the impertineHt
I things" n of the women said
: back to me, what do you know
about incubators, anyway,@ and J
just had to hang up and let them
have it out"
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
A Serious Loss ;

Lightning Monday, Week. katrack
r. H. Hardins barn near Miami and
killed a mule, horse and cow The
matter was reported us at the time
but was accidentally omitted Last
week,
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
Stung for is Years

by Indigestion's pangs tryin ;
many doctors and $4,000 wo:tl o.
medicine in vain, B. F. Ayscue, o:
.Ingleside, N. c., at last used Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, AMI wri.es
they wholly cured him. They cure
Constipation, Fl lou n 50, Sick he: d
ache, Stomach, Liver, Kidney en-
Bowel troubles. 25c at p. H. Fl, n
Inns Druggist.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
{7W LOVES
! WI6ebMNp
4 AREZ,EA
.%y~tl0LLY ELLIOT sEAMEIL
.IyfiOLLY ELLIOT SEAWTII

hiter tne cSams3sh .a or the poe;
1Dcys'and other witnesses for the prose.
scutidn, Il was called as the first witness
for Giles. j told the circumstances Of
tour agreement to run away with the
two 'dharmors of our hearts; and the
fact that u had been SO readily for
given, not only by Daphne herself, but
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
TO be continued.

The Springfield Republican in
announcing that Cole Younger has
taken to the lecture platform, says,
uThe old Instinct OF holding up
people and taking their money
away from them Is strong even in
the days Of his decline
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
NMLAMI

Mas Carrie Winning called at
our office Saturday TO tell us of
her good fortune in being chosen
by the Board OF the Wheeler dis
trict to teach the winter term OF
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04
RLAcKWATER

H. Fl. Eilers and wife of Arrow
Rock left yesterday for Marthas-
vile, Mo. to attend the funeral of a
nephew and niece of Mr.. Ei'ers VINO
had been drowned were to be buri-
ed. 1t is a sad mission.---K. e.
Stone and wife and DR.. Bradshaw's
little daughter went to Boonville
from Arrow Rock Sunday via Black
water.----Jacob Hayob, his vile
and son Henry who had visited
with Jake Meyer returned home to
Saline Wednesday. They got off
at Wilton Springs.---Gihsoa
Scott is little II any improved and
his case is quite serious. His peo-
pie are thinking OF sending him to
Chicago for treatment. He is par
TALLY paralyzed.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04

Judge Charles Il. Peers died atd'
his home In warrenton ON May 244
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Stith's little
ten months old daughter died of
whooping, caugh Monday morning
.Interment at Old Lamine Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stith lived in Black
water a few years ago but now
live near Arrow Rock. sympathy
is extended to the parentsi ntheiy
|sorrow.-Blackwater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04

FOR S~ALE-Gentle Shetland
pony. August Schmidt, rid /
Marshall
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04

CHAPTER X.
In that hour Of horror I became
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
THE j. OF A. TEAM
WILL ARRIVE TODAY
The Normal in Fine Trim for the Series
of Two Games.

Hard practice has been the diet OF
the Normal baseball team the past
week. The close call the local team
had to losing the game with the In
dians has been the required stimulus
When the team gets started in a game
there is no stopping it. but there is
slight inclination to loaf along during
the early part of the games. due 10
over confidence. which has resulted in
the team working hard one game and
winning by a big score and then barely
nOsing out the next game. The whole
team realizes that the games with the
University today and tomorrow are to
be won only by snappy work from the
start. With the exception Of a couple
of games this year. the home team has
shown great form on the bases and IT
expects to greatly surprise the Varsity
an offense today.
The University team is headed by
its star pitcher, Hatcher. and IT is safe
to say ne will be in the game all the
time. Hatcher sized up the Normal
team during the recent tennis tourna-
ment, and as a result there has been
an unusual amount Of baseball prac-
tice ever since for the varsity team.
The L. Of a. team arrives this morn
ing and today's game will begin at 3
o'clock. Tomorrow's game viii begin
half an hour earlier
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
NEWS NOTES.

Word was received here yesterday
that the condition Of Frank Miller was
not nearly so serious as first supposed.
He is practically out Of danger and
well on the road to recovery
W W. Duncan Of Globe is here look
ing up a shipment Of cattle for the Pho
neer Meat company OF that place He
ships today.
VIM. Hitchcock Of san Bernardino
is here after cattle.
G. r. Goodell of Los Angeles spent
yesterday here on business.
Z. Z. Cadwaller Of Rocky Ford. Colo.
stopped over here yesterday between
trains
The fire hydrants have been treated
TO fresh coat of paint.
Salt river is practically dry at the
lower crossings and very little water
IL passing here. The closing Of the
gates at Roosevelt is responsible for
this unusual condition.
r. u. Lane and F. H Thompson.
representing the Occidental Life In
surance company Of Los Angeles. have
been spending several days here this
week
In the advertising columns will be
found this morning Real Estate Agent
Nielsen's ad, offering a couple Of real
land bargains il quick deals are made
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
MARSHAL PETERSON
ARRESTED YESTERDAY
HE is ACCUSED OF USING VIO-
LENCE IN MAKING AN
ARREST.
w. A. Burton, the Town Constable, Is
the Complaining Witness-Attor1ey
investigating.

What may terminate in a serious up
rising in police circles is the action of
Constable w. a. Burton in causing the
arrest of Marshal Peterson on charge
of using undue violence in arresting
the son Of the constable. w. a. Bur-
ton Jr., Monday night about IL o'clock.
According to the marshal. Will Bur-
ton. as he is commonly called, was
standing in front Of the Crimson sa-
loon and was intoxicated to such an
extent that he had become quarrel
some. The marshal states that he re-
monstrated with the Young man sew
erll times and asked him to be quiet.
to which he repeatedly got the re-
Spouse that he peterson )had no right
to arrest him. The marshal says that
he finally became tired Of such abuse
and started To- arrest the young man,
when ne put up a fight, whereupon he
pulled out his billy and struck with
the intention of subduing the prisoner,
but that instead Of hitting where he
intended to the young man threw up
his head just in time to get the full
force Of the blow on the forehead with
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
IS ACQUITTED OF
SERIOUS ACCUSATION
Gus Nelson Arrested for Using Insult
ing Language to Mrs. r. c. Plenty.

a man giving his name as Gus Mel
son Of Goldfield was arrested yester-
day on a complaint sworn out by Mrs.
r. c. Plenty, the wife of the manager
Of the Mesa Cleaning and Dye Works.
charging him with using insulting Ian
guage to her on the previous evening
No attorneys We're employed in the
case, but Justice Irwin. after carefully
interrogating the witnesses. came to
the conclusion that the evidence was
not sufficient 10 hold the prisoner. Ac-
cording to the marshal, who made the
arrest Nelson was seriously under the
influence Of liquor AMI in case he did
make insulting remarks was probably
not responsible for his actions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plenty reside in the
building occupied by their workshop.
which is in the Crimson building on
the north side Of Main street Mr. and
Mrs. Plenty are colOred people who
came here from Phoenix nearly a year
ago. They have built up a splendid
business and have always conducted
themselves in an exemplary manner.
and it is very unfortunate that the
above mentioned incident should have
happened.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
TEMPE DEPARTMENT
r. w. GRiFFEN,
Manager
THE DISAPPEARANCE
OF A COLORED MAN
1t Is Suggested That a Missing Watch
Has Something to Do With 1t.

one Harry Hart, who has also been
known here as c. p. Kern. has sud
denly disappeared AMI, coincident with
his departure for parts unknown, a
gold watch belonging to Mrs. A. b.
Tomlinson has turned up missing.
Kern, or Hart, for a time ran boot
backing establishment here but lately
has been working at the TomlInson
home. Wednesday morning he was not
on hand at the usual hour and investi-
cation developed the fact that he had
not occupied his bed the night previ-
Gus. Mrs. TomlinsOn shortly after
ward discovered the absence Of her
watch, which had been in the same
room where Kern was working the
evening before.
The officers were at once notified
and the country has been flooded with
descriptions of Kern. He is a medium
sized. rather light mulatto. and when
last seen here was wearing a cap and
brown coat
The stolen timepiece is ladies'
hunting case gold watch with the ini-
tials \. NJ. T. engraved on the back
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
MESA DEPARTMENT

the result that a small artery was sew
cred. Mr.. Peterson further says that
he Immediately took the young man
into the Crimson saloon and assisted
in washing the blood off his face. and
also that he did this three times. From
the statement Of the marshal II APP
pears that he then went out in the
front Of the Crimson saloon, when
Burton went through the back part Of
the house and to the home Of his pa
rents.
Constable Burton, the father Of the
young man under discussion. has en-
ployed Attorney p. d. Hayes Of Phoe-
nix to conduct the case. who arrived
yesterday and began careful lnvestl-
CATION of the circumstances.
Constable Burton tells a somewhat
different story than that given by the
marshal He states that his son was
doing nothing which justified arrest.
He states that the marshal used his
gun as a club. and that as a result the
young man will carry the scar all his
life. In telling of the episode he was
Of the opinion that his son would have
bled to death in a short time il he had
not found his way to the home of his
parents.
About 4:30 o'clock this afternoon
Constable Burton arrested Marshal
Peterson. The warrant was sworn out
in Justice Irwin's court. The hearing
viii be tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
SYNOPSIS.
NEWS NOTES.

]. d. Mccormick was a visitor to
Roosevelt yesterday morning.
Attention is called to the changes in
ads in today's issue. There are also
two new firms introducing themselves
to the public-the LeBaron Bros gro
Gerry and notion store and the Califor-
mia jewelry store.
R G. Kean has moved into the resi-
dence property recently purchased
from Mr. Livingood. The property is
located west Of the creamery.
The real estate firm Of Drane & Lee
is getting located in its new offices.
which was formerly the location of
ENerybody's drug store.
L. w. Stilwell, cashier Of the Salt
River Valley bank, has purchased a
lot on First street adjoining Doctor
Palmers residence, and will soon COM
mence the erection of a splendid home.
A new half-section line road Is to
be opened up in the school section
northwest of town. The road will run
west from a point near the John Nell
son residence to the Strinwtown road.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Smith. who was operated on by DIR.
Nelson. assisted by DIR. Drane. is re
ported as improving.
Miss Florence Park has accepted a
position with J. H. Barnett in the place
of Miss Elsie Jones, who is employed
with Everybodys'.
Jesse Stewart, who recently returned
from a mission in the east, is confined
to his home with a serious attack of
the grip.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
STRENUOUS LIFE OF
EVANGELIST F0RMAN
But He Is as Fresh as When the Meet
ings Began.

The Forman meeting last night open
ed as usual with a rousing song serv-
ice. Mr.. Forman is leading a Slrenu-
Gus life, but he seems as full Of vigor
as he did three weeks ago when the
meetings began. There will be the
three regular services again today
The special numbers by Mr.. and Mrs
Forman and by local talent from time
to time, are thoroughly enjoyed. The
subject last night vas "Thc Two
Calls taken from Prov. /. 20-32. He
said in part:
In this text we have two separate
and distinct calls. The first is that
Of God calling the sinner, who ignores
the call and continues to sin. The next
is that of the sinner calling on God,
who does not answer, but Instead.
laughs at his calamity, mocks when
his fear cometh, and says, "Ye shall
eat of the fruit Of your own way"
Then it behoOves everyone Of US to
be sure that we are needing the call of
God. Time is short. God is calling I'm
every possible way. He is calling
through these services. He is
calling through every believer.
papers. THE spirit and the bride
say come and whosoever will let him
come and take OF the water Of life
freely" God calls suddenly Every
railroad accident is a call from God:
every mine disaster, every calamity of
whatever nature is a solemn call from
God There is no Otherwarning Civ
en- among men whereby we must be
saved" but the name of Jesus. Then
heed the call tonight and receive Jesus
as your Savior. God often whips one
To cause him to heed His call, and
when He whips He whips hard. In
Prov. %. /. He that being often re-
proved, hardeneth his heart, shall sud
denly be destroyed and that without
remedy Yet it often requires some
misfortune, the loss of property, before
we hear: or even sickness and often
time the loss Of a loved one. Tonight
plead with you to heed the call of
God. Don't wait unit those fearful
things come upon you 1t may be too
late. He is knocking tonight at the
door of your heart for admission. Let
Him in. For my spirit shall not al
ways strive with man, saith the Lord"
Then there may come a time in the
life of man when God can not he found.
When he calls God will laugh at his
calamity. God will laugh when his
fear cometh. Tonight, then. when God
is on the giving hand. call on Him.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19

2:3O at the home OF Mrs. a. IS. Tom
linson is as follows:
Song. IN Go Where He Wants Me
to Go"
A general discussion of ways and
means of improving the missionary
work in this locality will follow.
A solo by Mrs. Howard Woods and a
social hour
Light refreshments will be served
and all are cordially invited whether
members or not.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
FOR A HOME RUN.

Feeling strong interest in the out
come Of the baseball game at the Nor
NAL tomorrow, Hyler Bros. will make
an offer to Normal players that will
be an incentive to better work To the
Normal player making the first home
run during the game. will be given his
choice of either a green Stetson hat or
a Stetson derby. This announcement
corrects all previous ones in regard to
this matter