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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

SEALED PRoFuEAls VIII HE RE
uefaHH az rFf1rs q trsEEursr- Esftls
Wwu-ra- sa-ftz-er1 ~ n y v g Hr1
S-r1EE Fsn Rrer ccE-fT- Sulth u1Er1a-
u-1l - rrlucE "a MAIL q - 1-1 Nh
r-e-ea frr f~urUshlr EnE ire-v - EU--
ra-1 sTr.a-ssa Ens1rts-ua hruaruiA ~
ralrH Al farm FE-rl3eE r. accrrtEnrs El-H
r-r-s--r 80 F-@sfnraEHr-E r-Hs q
whtch wi1h ha-E rrurns1is and r-her -
f---stir- mEr - hHt ucc1 arpBrafiu- a.
V. A TDcker. 1rrzEurer- F-E-&
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
ooRxHUsKERs GO D0wE AGAIN
Mfnnesota Tee sersag fer the
Nebraska P1Ee-


LINCOLN Nsh- Pea E-s1ecaAI Tee
grsm.eFog ne nzrh successive tine wsth-
n a psr51s q fOzr pears Ml1nssstA a.
tssase Neh-Eska ~ haEksz nAE kzE nGh-
winning q game in Ehtch rsGEh psEF Ao6
GzErzng Hers the DrEz Ezi1sEt features
II 4 suurs q = 10 - IN the university
Erzss-F. ne contest S1s ~ far the r1zgh-
ez 6Eaksi al ever played IN uhs local
noor. Payers sur1sk On. AoOzhs- wsrh
rSassd FISTS ana clincbsd IN the El5ssz En6
g play Bcah ss5ss we're o1ss1sers N ths
EnsySrzszznlzks w1Tk rhs GopSe-s Ge~-
Bel C~uEzhusksr -En1 EsAsds Gzd Pal
tsrsaa MEzDesotH ragh1 forward wers II
Dgrss 1Eu@ the Ezz8e 1o1 asH1zaG
Nearzs&R secured the lsnt n the opsn-
hA1I. bUr oolld md hold Il B1zE E2c
thar sasEs1z dosed win shs snc-e q 10 II
IN sExur u TIE ElEztu-x Arsr shs zdd13s
q ths n-1g hEa1 q EEE EBssrsE thG1 the
c0zhaske-s saooe % Esod chEaos q WIZ
sEkinsz the GspbsE& p Superior en-
ezTazsos Gaa E1lEhE tB15os q M latter
players Sekng too z81h &C . nk1EleaR for
rhs nEAtsr NssrAEEA payers 70 work
sEA1lsG
Nr111ta gE166T tBeneas=H M lad a.
the seausd hAaf. desBfte the fAE E1rk q
me hzsh players zha1tGaed IN lbs Cur1-
h1Eksr HSl
RA1t=sW E-1 HA1ss1 81 ~ a Brilliant
zane for lhs GupAeS BSth p2EEso rOEEh
bEL bB1 we're fzsl and scruuEzs = tess
s1E baskets Hansen saonet - q ths p1t.tE
~ Ms nre Rkr1srAo1 10 TIE swift
as ElAFG sss1 Oz the Ss6raEkA EDcg tklE
seAs1l-
Czp1Aiz walsh and L1Esrsol DAoe a
game nEH1 for TIE c~ognhazksrs ana sac
cssdad in Essk1ng ~ Ihs Gopher plAEs Ol
ssEsrz1 ESdh q tSez tnsEs6
two nza6 goals
o<sx - pesSl4 h lAzE=1 croHS "a
ever 1zasn6ed a hAkk1 bal SK-1s n La
Witnessed the osWnfAn ID N Cor.-
hzaksrx Ten q SsnrEEER-E ponats weus
nAas m ssAis fran foElE rh& h1suBs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE or S7oCKHOLDEE NFFT-
~ 4Ee Ees2Ar 111lal EEEelnE - -
hsa3Ers - ns Be- Rztls2zE rC1-~-T-
- bsea - - eEact q Ia o1DVkny II -.
So 1l1-E ccr1Er Eh a. PEr-al
MArch = IN a. 4 gcock = a -
q tAa preAAoA1l A4NkN A HGsKFrT
6uxslArE- NkEFT5F77~
NoTEcE or srocKaOLDERE 49,
ND-NcGNs - 1efEtT ElEz rkr9 -
reEElEr CGn4E 2e<rEE q Ae ~En-RNss-
- 1pAnT wM ~
AE1DA Aa&rnz4L 81 a gcncR
a. th.Ed fAT - ManrA. A u
G H MOkK1A Rnesaa.n
a ~ MLSOR $780,
Lnc1A Nc1EAa1A Fa2rs4-J 4 -
E-1G
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22


NEW KozE. Feh a-cEz- Ansuu- n.
faDc14 ED nna hAsenEn and u1naEtr ~
ne ED ChaeAeo cAsDpSaaE g tEsnv years
sEa W. reaaa ths Epzng5es and Err.ssr
m q EEDs ESAlnz ths G3rEfs az rhe Pa
gruunoE "a AErl n Al saAz Mrsrxw |.
ho111ns rAs 6sas aor Ansrz. Ehs l. trysnw
% BaEas ES Garage ss@ARuEesBo1Nl team
IN gOot ElGndng u11h fhs PSpers q arEna-
t1st base h@A ODos nh pr1teCa0a Is
EraG1a1 hA AnEoa Wl boa aHres
uhEo1Eh GA pAEt q 1S oo1nny ans psaF
eKhlhirS0u gzmss N an lhs hGE ez1es un1E
b neEu1Ar saaA11 opelk-
TAn1sh AnsoA hA4 p4Eset Ihe hElf-cz-
ulrT zAsEuaA he oGs sU pazF hal he
eals rs usEn ~ csahk uklrA EAs ths
n12s g Gs a1d Chiz4s8 teams Can
wl sag nra ha.s b ne Nss YEA EaaA
~ asA a1d g~1AraEases - III Az pttrt.~
McGsEu may Il n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

are 70 eEter-lns ruHdss ana cu,tuons q
E1Ni- urs-et fr sale ans TO ca1lsxt truE
to aentr 60 TIE rraa socA fees a. me
ssc-penrT - aErtculturs nav rN Thts b
eesEDct O. esnNlish ssusfactcr Es-dzr1s
n ne lo1ai nEraefa n 49, q y dirs-Eu
q rrates and ccnEiuros n disterc1f sex
nu1s ana n Sffsrsut seassrsS ne as7~c-
tprs -U csu1rs thsr uosN 10 Eratn esfcrs
= l. uA-ks'e5 ~ ~ ~rrrtacs-.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC

LESS TEAM RoUR DAxs ar ana
Wsek1y aA&2zg bsFWpsz Enz<zaal onsA~s
kzA L5psxpool
I've 51yE c1 ths hsAzr-ful St LRuns1ue
Rive and ne sh1E-SEz ocean EDu1s 10
EurnZsG-
sssS=< setrs- q TIA AtkEntse ia. our
EszzEreEssk- W~trelsss On AL EraEx1srN
Efzst sAAHs 80; H~ea@1 80 o1s etA1s
aak1n 94A
4k Yuur 11ks1 4Es1- q write 6or SAL
surG rates ard boCklel
C. - BEESALxH. O. A
ga q Gsxk H. Gk3nnEa. m
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
REAL ESTATE
FARH AND HASCH LAND FoR sALR
fCun1zBsaD

4 DAKOTA harrz& III nr-ea I've --.s
fr-D HEr1E- - acreE EneE % narsa fns
RIVE z -EEn1er - lara h1arl-E rfzn
tret lnrna g GEgar1Eus tai rTs11ust
A11-f - WUT4 n veErs rEW EruCu
rrl4Ee ttEA ueW hA-- mrf aur1hsT tUf &
"a 1EM large rucf cellar q usu l.zch
Vegetables and UsI- tea ~ ur-h q
Vr1ea a. ths &-ELH nzEr1B F-nte fair n
ia Sd - q ceE7 Ea-tV ka-- rfh EAF
sl1AII take1 EocI ] vi SCI fer I'll
u.s. sA84 nznh al son On tine az 8 pr
u1A ID = AcMo15s& Eurua- g -
dMp-MEB
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

WASHINGTON Pea E-r~ szz1s ca@-
mzrtse - A~gT1s1rurs Yesterday Aa1Dls1 Al
a~zaz11nz1r g ia 9~sr1r1rzr11 ANDraprsA-
az IN rssE1r1lg bs 0rrsaTy g AEnzA-
ARE she1sp1 reQ1sGst ~ AZ noazs6zr-
st1s EE1bsr q gr11n RDgUA - GDpa1li
al az1 Ezh us1sr far - sa@21a1ty
- uA5eA ss1h growers I've Taess nA4ers
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

Euarns eolghs ana EEr1 ~a1s cAH1 nay
ess1sgS M1o De1DnEeA gu2r EtEh1 ara
@us1Aes <ls1 ~ Fu3sy-s HuaE ana T1z.
a. Z n..rhss sz1Gzae 2~srnhrnnsk haals
O. AR En6 SSs1s ~ Ga nraN IA EA
- soA1 ~ A. e1zus
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
STOVE REPAIRS

Taeruna-H-E 11s gtber hua1 rsEzia1nrs
rev ou-1areE E81 h1a uGicr ooE1hdzau--
AearaAE OIAkA GoEa BepaAY WeraW
49, Eo~Eias -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
WHIST TOURNAMENT ENDS
o0Uncil Blsfs Carries o. Richards
Trophy for Team Play.
OMAHA MH HIGH N IHK PAIRS
Free-f~r-An Prise Gees - eIehsn
aaa Geek 80 sss-x CIry-oR~err
CA~-e. fer the E-~wt.E
TeaF

Ths Cszr-s1 WNi= ~aauccatfcn ssu-ua-
7s-l Whirh Las bee. n sssEun fcr I've
Gays a. M Ra7s. cane 70 q c3use Saturday
naEh- shnr1tF before -i1ztrAL whea tbs
r1al Huores we've nErreA fhs rsc1r-s ar
-cuncsd aid the nuChseA whirh hare hseg
50 EaoUtlT contested fur. awzraeA
CSuoca Bluffs carried h1zns the R1cA-
ares trcEhF. uhseh r-E-reeeaxs Ftc1crr N
the team pay ne sssnslnE C the cxher
N as 1nlscus- AthEnnc 81 guuspA
EarSsa Omaha. es1Sx CRY. Grams llana
Puaut
OMAHA Gk-s 81 vscnur u re pafY raHy.
Marta And Elsss ufa-EaE ire 81 goesp1
rrup&E Ercr nfeesn es-1et.srz wath q
sors q pauE sFl
ne nres-aTSM prass- TIE eeh-ssrnsr eua
wHs W. ~ GseelAn and Csuk and 10 CRED
tied 70 SuEx csTT- ne zaors made ~ TIE
v1nosrs was plus u II aass5z1 20 ne
loving ru9 the Ui-Dsrs also r~ecssre6 hu1-
taEs As did weo6Crs aaa Azpel who
were GrE In the Do-zh and ss1zh sscE5aa
tUf MAO mace o12T PaRs IL tAsreNy bstag
TIE trozAT-
EIeetBss Of oseer.
In h3e5n0z 10 TIE team Ard pair STAYS
al the Af.sCnoss seE5un thsre UEE Also
ac e3sc51u g ufHnsrK O. J H0aerg C
E0EK Guy is TIE newly ehsse2 ~pTss56sn-
. DrsT1us q Omaha v5ue presBosol and
J. c SebuVp 81 gnssTh escrsc&rT- d.
rs-lorE Charles BririEes. Grand lEaancs
Judge C7rcc-Hn- Vera: n d Pro1tr- Hsr-
Ian. J. E1hneaiusA Ek Pusnt. y W Lem
noa - goEegA and c d W42tsgk C0u
oil Ruf1A
TIE B@E rres6sni O ! HobsrE G
SocEx CsgE- EHs called $500 fer a speeeh
ID tu1d Ct the great ervuIh q the sEro
edE1Sna tErsag ire ftfss~c years be lad
been q zsrhe-. he beng oos q the char
te- Members
Tns E1zntfaE &C fhe contestants Z. the F&1-
EssF far the ST. Joe uughT in the order
r. vhsch They HusEhs6 IA az fo3oEH-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

EeferAe- RHRe-neFer 81 Elwuw CIV
luBtre- L@o Wasun % Omaha soO-e-
Et<peS- AAnEEsT NeNnnEn % Seux CTR.
Aar1e - hEsreE- TwsztT -trutsE TsesH
ecAE Nag % Carrier. MrWhfn1ry. Ror-
snAn- FsTEsso. A4orsch ~. Garner. Writ.
ScaAt q fnlE Neg DosdcE % A1ar5ch
IdnuI CITY E=cnnf hHlf a - : - 9sv1-
q Omaha fnaA Is 20 2 IN fzF1r q SI0uK
The frssh5ss vzIs0g,sd the suFhE n a
Frssssce Eams AZ 4 Erssi-izEry 10 n. ksx
seas.- The ssors wsE "a 70 p Psls~son
cArasua Rsctur. RnEssr sos Janshs were
ire HresAzDsn ~b0 Fazysd sh1e Chrsy.
And-1S wade cArsoa- RauEHa AT
R0~sly represented the s9phono-eA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

- ne 1ss5sSdc Essrrae EarfsrH CIV az
ED~paA hVg Rnd hsney naz9aElz.E al
c-tG1T Prsos Sc FW sale - B@a1ss
D-uE O.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

HEszz BsaG B.nz-uars uaH a.
vgr1ns a ~ Eas es~S t4 ys1r
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

Gals frs@ nssds WElsA :: WSod 4: Ia
gersoL = Hasa O. NeDcka Z Rzrrsr-
R1saEhsus. s Rzerrce= HeSEL u1Pr.
OsEs1ssE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

BEssr. Besrer. B1ns-nHrs wh1t a.
sr1.s - IL B~ as@s fur y0=
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
TRIANGULAR MEET TOH FHEsHrEs
Drake. A8e. aaa Iswa Nay Arr4ase
SERIES Ter Ffrsa Year MeA

Drake A3es aaa IgWa Nay AnrAAEe
Series fsr Ffrsa Year Mea-
DIS MOTNES FsA E%spsea1LGzsA
DRAKE zad Iowa m hare si1hsE a tn-
Ezgzazr ==sz bef~esn ne frszh1sz ssAzs
CO else a SERIES e 1uEl DaetE ass Er-aaE
AecrreznE 70 the EEsEErion hsazg "A hF
Eta6satE IL he respective 11surzr5ozE ne
Dsw Missouri valley rules zn0W meets
h<sw~e1 ths Hrsr year m.1 and a. ths
t-nesAzaa1 hkrs hs@@ laEEs1F Enursd E1ne
rhs passage q tie une-Fez- rzls Ehnra 10
aadtr5oaRl Incentive fr A6ttng ne meets
70 n. EgEszg Eche51k& DEAka IL taking
uhs LEAD /. ne AEa1E1l1a and coarA gnhn
L Grlrsfh h heartily IN fsVur q TIE DSE@-
Re.srd MaktaE E1re - Ne seeA
VLa1su a. uhs AuroDo1ls Ko0E Al me
AnE-urSzz wm So a - - GsSdFsEr
ttrss thas hAr- 1E5s . rs1srkztss ED1sr
u@ froz Faosi4c. NirA- 10 SsE Tuk
They we're eqHTpss u a oa1nsraz1
u1ek whsuh earned 80 Goe1Essr AIR b0<-
8ss heEd5es th--e
ThrouEA &c ana ssoE. ever rsAr.s hrn1ea
hare ans shErF Enz thr0lsh mad sad
Ent AT kt16s G raszz ne uoek pusheA
Errsuz4E IN Ss~ YEA IN tine - SERVER "a
Fzar boc1lz whi-h Esrs ased ~ me tEs
a8t1@ohle ssgNs rhsEe
srWes CFFeaHna E1d B11ElB slEns1
trTasszh5s rnldE were s1oEntered Deep
ra1s cur 11a thsl 10 hsEFT tsAzE hEe
hsea froasz hard ~1A aEF n4sas b@rSsan
fhsz and II WB< neo=ssaET 10 rn wsrI
E1EaF IN rraer % rEEEsar sr06zutk
Ths treA bvE@sr s1oed the tai p@r-
f~ca1y and uers N sEr~le1f cu1diria1 4nsr
n severe taEl M chE1nsa rspnrte1
ns us1e1s fru0 GesFdnE 10 sB1ntsEeE
rnA ~ hrsHktng isnse q ths r1eA4 frc1
me r~esrrE1t1E N1res Aad No lnz1nE q ureE
he ou1ES8srs tbe peEfurE4ans q Goo1ysAr
tfres r-nzrkah5e Eat $500 4 - fhs nru
WluantE.g e M sn uhhsr rrazd % tn
hnrd rEhoer b1se AZ cAs1S fer Ihs wareA
ZakanE h rracnz4ug an uae-Ftens tire
rs TINS es,a11ishet q nsE nacur1
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

EAST AND WEST

Tbs scores IL the tree-sor-EE ~ esEz
and Ees Ene segxh and soush are a. foi-
1gSE-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

tlr-ICv oAr-f E1aErbss 1srz.
Eqret scN1o1f Free pccE-t -ar q
AENrr - ruu wTte ma "a H S-Ek
N~-4,c1fhE No BIS -nn EnuHR ny res
cence 0o-Mef Ex
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
WANTED-TO REM
WAKTED[TUATIORS

NURSE fE EzE aaw. uA-atse = uEk5-r
ennrN r1AreA NsA EL Ef-NE- szK
POSITION H2NzeS ~ EooS fATuser ~
1E1EEr&a 0z lara kc1aEI. HuaFF n1F -
NA~l14EA~ r1G f4F-ah Eea1 rN1ene1ee
Aa-reEB q "a cara Bee
SETp-Msga slx
NANTED-A pu1lta1- Ara 4 - Eene-nI
Nrre ~ eEr@1eDoed 3eTA- L~hurUuEAlF
rcUr[aEL reE1ecUF F48Ehe VIA L.
eE q r@sreocAxs czEA1ss q ma1kEzzE
keeErg hneEa All uf11nE as AEtr1Es
I. care Be- G-M1E N
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

x c a 81 L. kxSuszA-a 9s8s an As -
\ z a g. - ExrrsEA A11z5 IN AESR -
Ctazass a CazA Spac5A-G - an Al ID -
Cal CroEcn kKErSaBA Saa IN q as -
ursI1ED6 A-z1t~d -----4 ga Pm a an an
PERM Local ----e as pz Au-& n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

sURLUsToA sTA-aOTH EAssu
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

Jesse BurEs11 nzEE1 A. q EEtrher- His
recu-1 h the tax 10 PSI clu1ad n lz1z-
oeus bsrlsz huf a. q nsl6-r AID batter hs
uzs ae q \ eea the game hAs kag~n
Re came 10 New TorR fro1 WorceEzr n
E4B and rzzyss righz ne8a sar tie Ns~
fo-fE a. WsEs h nov MEnhAStAn ns5A
nEo1sbS1 Ms bazzg oEresr as 4 heavy h&1-
tE s EAFs1 the 1S-ns3A and TIE Esh
1sw h1n % DorA he va too $500 EAh
TIE EZ3sE and In tbs uE1sr EEr8z - give
arg DEs thoagh1 % pErrn1aE AID doUha-
less ne kAaf EEs RN 6EasAzaaE 10E 4
tbsss 10 s0s thaAg lhs average han FaEFs
Ekss % % DcTe ahA1 E1D1hsr 4 n - bar
ths hAl rms whsn Il tasps OF b WA-
elsa
Ma DozEA saoebsE 5sn and thr0Usr
aad bAater. Hs1 the Eanehing rs11s 70
ctnzauaS E1roezL Eks Vas a pogzza5s
rinEsr n CslltarusA Whsn he vas e1f5uaa
saa % yoaz TIE 81 LozsE eliza A a
ra4uber he Ezs sa1sNhE1 punk HE the
knark be hzE - sEnErzlE tas leather WEh
ross sAEEess sEatE EAE . E-ruzg tip
EEs ths sosz a a mas 20 hAEs IN the
zane every day He F5kEed FRS base fer
a uhEe thz weuz % h cztns3d New
IL sos C the mEt rAhEAhae Dea II De
u-s ass las heel taEru2sat1 IN Re
IEl-AL EIl-N1
nc4kl&
Tbs hard hrz1s Gnt nes1 MEs zssr-
nan vas . kfr hE1ds6 pd1rhsr Ew ne New
TorNa IN the SO bU- a. In the ease q
othsrN n Vas ss@1 fhH1 hs E8 a natural
hntE a1E Mzsy % - q Drrs u11s 70
A. tRm easeEhere fh4A ~ h hoL He
sEz1 70 q n436 and s6nrDsd dhEr
rnstue fer ths NsE TOuks Whe1 taEF Pu1
r~~u.ws A - "a E4n He rnurznuea
% Ray sod bAl fer several yaGra Ef1Hr
E.z Ezz Always a srat tAForl-A He
IA an Eeal pnsris1 81 b ha- E1e - N
oE-nzst Eranefz1g aa1 et-eorEH1g rAzssd
a Ea6s E1rScrh q nsrsSsoy- HE EAs
nns q NE 1EE1e1 @s1 n ne R@s a. s1-
ranr Aswn - nrE bEA nhers - NJ raA-
snn wky ua& tk-AE EhD@4 ma kAEs
uuns 70 a e4xEer than 0@T 90 @RS
Mas rh1lg4t bs va 49, - - .
Fslchsr-
JaA N1rd Waa . naEmMA
Nl Ward DzrAs1 fur PngEfdsmas a
- baeuse ~ r1rnzd ~ tzzszts n srh-
r1rarrtrra H. 4 annr - -
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Extra Suit Bargains

Here's where you can make
your dollar do double duty. These
are odd lots l and 2 suits of a kind
All extra good suits and you are
lucky if your size is here for we are
going to close out the last one Of
them at about half price. Suits
that sold for $3.50 to $3.50 to
make them 60 quick $6.75 to $9.75.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Here are Remarkable
Values we Offer
O for this Fall.

REMARKABLE VALUES IN SUITS
AND OVERCOATS AT So. 80, 1900
A! D $3.50. There are a
lot Of people that do not want to
pay $50 to $25 for a suit, and here
is a line of suits made of absolute
ly all wool worsted and casimeres,
hand tailored and absolutely guar
anteed in every way. They are
the best values that have ever been
offered at these prices. You can't
afford to overlook these suits,$12.5O
SIS. and $3.50.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

Mrs. r. B. Hennasy invited a NUM-
Der of friends to dinner Tuesday in
honor of her guests, Miss Matte
Hall, of Sweet Springs.
Judge and Mrs. j. M. Hanna and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Sphar are at Win
chester, KY, this week attending
the wedding of their niece.
Miss Emma r. Senter of Chanute
Kansas, is visiting her aunts, Mrs.
j. II. Featherstone and Miss Nora
Swinney on Redman Ave.
Mrs. w. E. Vawter Monday night
in going to the basement fell and
broke a wrist, causing her much
pain and inconvenience.
A. Parks, of northwest of town,
is back from a visit to his old home
in Tyrone, Pa, where he went to
visit a sick brother. He had not
been There for As years.
Mrs. Sherman Cliff and sons Sher
man, Jr. and Harry OF Malta Bend
left yesterday for Morgan county
Ind, for a visit to Mrs. Cliffs
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. It. Cobbs Tues
day moved to their residence on
! South Lafayette from Odessa,
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

j. w. Marshall, OF Dixon, CAL,
was the guest of Ed. Gauldin at
Stanhope owe Sunday. He took
back with him a car load OF I'm
ported Shropshire sheep which he
thinks are the best.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

r. B. Stone OF Paris, Mo-, arrived
Monday evening TO occupy the po-
sition of watch-maka" az Kelley
Vawter Jewelry Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lex Mcdaniel and
children of Kansas City were guests
of MI. and Mrs. j. w. Taylor Mon
day. They also visited at Miami.
Mrs. Ralph Giddings and son, of
Colorado Springs, visited her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Langan and other
relatives here the past week.
' MI. and Mrs. Gibson Scott went
to Kirksville Wednesday where MI.
Scott will take treatment at
the Osteopathic institute.
w. S. Cobb, who was here to at
tend his brother-in-law's funeral, re
turned I'd his home in Norborne
Wednesday.
Conrad Oser says he has one Of
his motors set UP and in working
order az Andy Cooks, near Crotch
err. Il rs his own invention.
The Marshall boys defeated the
Glasgow ball team here last Sum-
day-score II to 8. 1t was the last
game of the season.
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day.
Hugh Hays informs US that hi3
daughter, Miss Leila, is able 20 sit
up d littl2 at times.
Mrs. w. d. Jackman returned
Monday morning from a weeks
visit to her son, Make, in St. Lous.
Mrs. l. o. Striker and daughter,
Mrs. Will Mock of Slater, are Plan
ming a visit TO California.
Miss Ida Lee Edwards of Hodge
was the CUES: OF Mrs. o. M. Rob-
inson Saturday.
Mrs. B. b. Officer, col, of Kansas
City is here on a visit 20 Mrs. Coun
tee Of West Marion.
Johnnie Finnegan of Shackelfo.d,
had the misfortune las. week of
breaking an arm IN a lall.
The Pearsonian Literary Society
of M. v. c. gave a banquet at the
Ruff Thursday night.
Ii is rumored that Allen Haw-
kins, the Norton merchant, was
married in Texas Wednesday.
The Saline County Mutual Fire In ;
urance Co held its monthly meet
ing Saturday.
L. 8. Chaffee of Kansas City was
in Marshall several days this week
visiting his children.
Webster M. White spent Monday
in Chicago in the interest Of Whites
City Store.
w. F! Goatze, proprietor OF the
opera mouse meat marker has NOV
ed his family here from Colchester,
Ill.
Miss Susie Justice was down
from Kansas City this week on a
visit Z her mother Mrs. j. A. JUS
tice.
Mrs. Bertha King and son, Theo-
dore spent last week in Kansas City
visiting relatives and attending The
p. o. p. festivities.
j. J.. Biszantz, of Herndon, last
week moved to West Clay st. and
will make MARSHALL his home for
awhile.
Mrs. o. NJ. Robinson and Mrs.
John Accord attended the Priest of
Pallas entertainments at Kansas
City last week.
Mrs. P. L. Atchley will have a
sale of horses, mules and hogs at
her place southeast of town on
Tuesday, Oct. Goth.
Henry s. Neal found some money
in the business part of Marshall
Wednesday. Owner can have same
by calling on him at City hotel.
BACON-A fine boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. b.
Bacon yesterday, Thursday, about
o o
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Sherman Cliff was here from
Malta Bend yesterday looking
Ionely-his wife is away and he
doesn't enjoy patching.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

tracks which have been connected
temporarily near the Nose II. Land
mill will be connected permanently
and "officially' which will be a
great benefit to shippers in this
locality.
Mrs. Henry Hayob and Mrs. Mary
Smith returned Monday o % from
Kansas City from a several days
visit I'd Kansas. City. Ambrose
Hayob spent several days last
week in Kansas City also.
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Robt. Evans Tuesday purchased
the three store buildings adjoining
his livery stable on the north and
will have them put in good shape
after which two of them will be oc-
cupied bya new firm. He purchas-
ed them for investment purposes.
C.. d. Newton and family have
moved into the Van Dyke cottage
just vacated by DR.. and Mrs. Harris
while the latter have moved into
their property recently purchased
on Brunswick Ave.
The coming marriage of ]. Mar
tin Force, Of Woodson, and Miss
Myrtle Schooling, of Higginsville,
is announced for next Wednesday,
to be solemnized at the BRIDES
home. They will reside on a farm
near ~Higginsville.
s. E. Chamberlain came in We'd
nesday from Higgins, Texas, to
visit his mother and brother at
Shackelford. He is running a meat
market at Higgins and is doing
we'll and likes his new location.
He brought three loads Of cattle to
the Kansas City market while on
his way up.
Owing to the bad weather last
Friday night Stonewall school
miles southwest of town did not
have its shoe box social. But a pie
supper has been arranged for to-
night-Friday. Come out.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Barrow passed
through Marshall Wednesday on
their return home 70 Malta Bend
after a visit with relatives at La
Crosse and Kirksville, Mo. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Barrow's
mother who will visit them.
Chas. Frederick who moved to
Greenwi.h, Kansas, from here about
a year ago has again sold out at a
profit of $4,000. Mr.. Frederick
made big money in the Miami bot
tom and got out just before the
floods and his luck is still with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Niemeier, sons
Henry and Fred and daughter Miss
Lena and Marie, we're here from
Hardeman Monday. Chas, Henry,
Miss Lena and Marie left on the C.
& A. for Kansas CITY for a short
stay and Mr.. Niemeier will also buy
cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Rogers, Of
near Miami Sunday week enter
tanned the New York Racket man
ayers, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Keller,
Jas. Unruh and G. r. Eakin, at their
beautiful country home. The gen.
tlemen report a fine time especial
ly the big dinner.
j. Fl. Lakin left us three ears of
corn recently grown on his farm
t near Blue Lick. 1t was as good as
the best and shows what Blue Lick
can do in the corn line. With corn
land going UP in price and almost
bound Ito continue doing so We
: can see no reason for anyone part
/ ing with it at the low price that
Blue Lick land is selling for.
We were pleased to receive a
call Monday from r. g. Sims of
I Gretchen who returned Sunday
s from a visit to his daughters at
k Columbia-Mrs. Nancy Barnes and
r Mrs. Martha Bryson. He hadn't
e seen the latter for four years. He
reports a nice visit. Mr.. Sims Isl
we'll along in years and the visit is
quite an undertaking for him.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

Remember now is the time to
get ready for a cold snap. We
never were better prepared to sup
ply you than we are right now.
We can fit you out with the best
shoes you ever bought, hats, caps,
Underwear, Sweaters, working
clothes, etc. Absolutely the low
est cash price on everything.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

The South Grove colored school
commenced Sept. %, 100, for a sew
en- months term, with a growing
list Of pupils. Everything looks sat
isfying and encouraging. j. H.
Sharperson, teacher. (Oct.)
Obed Noble Wednesday sold his
residence on Highland to James
Bryan for $3425, possession March
18th next. Mr.. and Mrs. Noble ex-
pect to move to Lyons, Mich, next
spring where a daughter resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Cooper OF
Shackelford attended the Illinois
State Fair at Springfield last week
and report a great time. The fair
was a big Gee and visitors were
treated royalty.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

iCkling ian the E7rOat|
"Just a little tickling in the throat" Is that what %troublesf
you? But it hangs on! Can't get rid of it! Home rem-l
edies don't take hold. You need something stronger-al
Pectoral contains healing, quoting, and soothing proper
ties of the highest order. Ask your doctor about this
No alcohol in this cough medicine. il {. 7yg Co, LoweH. Mass
Constipation positively prevents good health Then why allow tito eonhnuel An achy!
great preventive Of disease. Aver sPWk menverpMs. What does your dotorsayl
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

where they have resided with a
daughter several years.
Mrs. c. Richard Lamm returned
to her home in Kansas City, after
a visit with her father, l.. A. Brad
ford who has been quite i'll, but is
improving.
Lawrence E. Mitchell, of st. Louis
and Miss Bessie Stuart, formerly of
/, Marshall burt now residing in st.
Louis, will be married at the brides
home next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Adams, who
have conducted Hotel Ruff since its
opening left Saturday for their new
home in Denver. They made many
friends who regret their departure.
Dave Moreland was here from
Grand Pass yesterday and report
ed the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Coad, Eunice, very ill
OF typhoid fever.
j. P. Mcclure thinks he brought
the much-needed rain Friday might.
He says he finished blowing Fri
day night and then went home ana
prayed for rain-and rain IL certain
ly did.
Chas. Meinershagen of Blackburn
was here Saturday. He said he has
turned his farm over to his new son
in-law, Mr.. Meyer, but would con-
tinue to live on the old home place,
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Mr.. and Mrs. A., G. Jones and
daughter, Miss Stella, of northeast
OF town were among the many who
attended the Illinois State Fail
last week.
Mrs. j. w. Solomon was very il
last week al the result OF a fall tbs
Saturday proceeding. She had
bad hemorrhage OF the bowels. WI
hope for her speedy recovery.