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NEW YORK, July 31-Among the
important news events scheduled for
the coming week are the following:
Sunday.
Emperor Nj holas will be the guest
of President Falieres of France at
Cherbourg.
Indulgence of Portiuncula greatest
of all festivals of Franciscan origin,
will be celebrated by Catholics every
where
State law prohibiting the sale or
giving away of cigarettes will become
effective in Minnesota.
Latin-Amcrica Medical congress
will begin it's fourth annual session in
Rio Janeiro, Brazil
Anniversary of the Swiss confeder
alton will be celebrated by natives of
Switzerland everywhere
Monday
New one-cent piece, bearing the
head of Lincoln in pla-e of the Indian.
viii be issued by the United States
treasury
Governor Hughes will take part in
the celebration of New York day at
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition,
Seattle.
Emperor Nicholas of Russia will be
the guest of King Edward of Great
Britain at Cowes.
Crop report of the department of
agriculture will be issued at noon from
Washington.
Examinations of enlisted men to
determine their fitness for appointment
as second lieutenants in the army will
be held at Fort Monroe and Fort
Leavenworth.
Committee on uniform classification
of the National Association of Railroad
commissioners will meet in Chicago.
Annual racing meet begins at Sara
toga Springs, N. Y.
Tuesday.
Bronze bust of James ]. Hill, the
railway magnate, will be unveiled as
a feature of Minnesota day at the Sc
attic exposition.
Missouri prohibitionists will meet
in st. Louis to demand the SUBMISSION
of prohibition to a popular vote.
Conference for conservation of for
ests, under auspices of American For
estry association, begins at Breton
Woods, n. H.
Directors of the sugar trust VIII
file demurrers to the Indictment charg-
ing them with conspiracy against
competitor.
Mayor Johnson's three-cent car fare
traction ordinance will be voted on in
a referendum election at Cleveland.
Catholic Order of Foresters will be-
gi in Montreal
Former President Theodore Roose-
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SUIT PRESSING

DYE & CLEANING
Works We specialize on fancy and
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Altering and Tailor Work the best.
We Dye for you. Phone 1913 and let
us call
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Friday.

Thirty-seventh annual regatta Of
the National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen begins at Detroit.
Southern Soft Yard Splnners' assc-
citation will meet at Asheville, ". c.,
to discuss remedial measures affecting
the industry.
President Taft is expected to be n
guest at a Sunday school picnic at
Point of Pines, Mass
Peruvian congress will convent in
Lima to take up consideration Of the
boundary dispute with BOLIVIA
Literary societies of England WI
celebrate centennial of the birth oil
Alfred Lord TennysOn
Illinois day will be celebrated at the
Seattle exposition. with Governor
Deneen as the speaker.
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Wednesday,.

publisher, will leave New York for a
balloon hunting trip through Africa
President Taft will witness the Pill
grim pageant at Gloucester, Mass.
Plus Y will celebrate the sixth an
niversary of his election as the tenn
poral head of the Roman Catholic
church.
National convention of the Catholic
Chicago.
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Thursday.

Former President Roosevelt VIII
leave on an expedition to Kenya prov
ince, the lair of fierce man eating lions.
Democratic primaries will be hello
in Virginia to select candidates fo-
governor and other state offices, equiv
alent to election.
Last day of registration for lands in
the Spokane, Flathead and Occur
d'Alene reservations
Semi centennial of the discovery Of
oil in Pennsylvania will be celebrated
at Conneaut Lake.
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D'ed Ads. For Results.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07
Boy Shoots Bother.

Moberly, Mo-, May 3-Whiie Mr.
and Mrs. John Ketchum, living q
short distance from Higbee were
absent from the house, Raymond
their s~-year-old son, got a target
rifle and pointing it at his little
|2-year-old brother, Samuel pulled
the trigger, not knowing the gun
was loaded. s
The bullet struck his baby broth
er in the eye, the ball passing
Through his brain.
When the parents entered the
house the baby was lying on the
floor while Raymond was trying
to staunch the blood with a hand
kerchief.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07
NEWS AMONG COLoRED
FOLKS.

JAMES BURKHART died at his
home on Conway AVE. Friday,
April soth, after a long illness. Fu-
neral services were held al the
North ST., M. q. Church Sunday AZ
Fterpoon and burial At FsirYiew
sSemetry.
1irs. Masia Esters has returned
.fsam Kansas City Mo- she IA VIZ
Ng<s her Asin{s Mrs.. Magss Dsw
sors md aba iss going 70 sthe
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

than any other man in Central Mis-
souri,. He is polite and intelligent
and the white people Of our town,
almost to a man, are sorry to see
him leave.-Gilliam Globe.
j. v. jackson of Blue Lick return
ed from a several months prospect
ing trip Tuesday to Atchison, Kan.
He likes the country he says.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07
Local Items

Miss Beulah carp was the guest
Sunday OF the Misses England.
Miss Bessie Taylor is in Musko-
gee, Okla, visiting her sister.
e. M. Wright spent Friday with
his nephew at Park College.
Frank Utz spent yesterday in
Malta Bend tuning pianos.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Eubank are in
Paris Ky. where they are visiting
relatives.
Joe Hackette of near Corder was
in Marshall one day last week Wis
iting friends.
Jacob VanDyke, Jr., of West
minister spent several days at
home this week.
Waldo Terrell lett tuesday Tor
a months visit with relatives at
Wharton, Texas.
Mrs. Florence Abbott is here on
an extended visit to her son Rev.
j. E. Abbott and family.
Mrs. o. e. Grecian has returned
to her home in Stroud Okla after
visiting friends here.
Harvey Hughes and John Fell OF.
the west part OF the county were
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07
weeks in Marshall.

Rev. Mcdonnell, who has taught
the colored school here for several
years past, will move to Speed, in
Cooper county. He is one Of the
most polite representatives OF his
race ever in the county, and has
done more to elevate his people
guest at her aunt's home for three
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

An interesting game Of ball was
played on the college grounds Tues
day afternoon between the Elks
and M. v. c. nine. The Elks won
in a score OF Z to 6.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07
Marshall visitors Saturday.

Miss Leila Griswold, OF Polo, ILL.,,
Is here to spend the summer with
her uncle, Rev. Clinton Senneff and
family.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

This vicinity vas yesterday Wis
tied by one OF the worst dust and
sand storms we have ever seen,
The sun did not get a chance to
let it, rays be felt.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

Lieut.. j. r. Pelot, wife and baby
daughter are expected to arrive
about the goth on a visit to the
latters parents, DR.. and Mrs. Jno.
r. Hall, here, and his parents at
Blackburn.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

Mrs. o. e. Hawthorne went to
Alton, Ill, Tuesday to witness the
oratorio "Elijah" that night. Thorn
as orchestra furnished the music.
The affair was on a big scale we
are told.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schanz OF
Longwood were in town Wednes-
day and Henry Schanz accomapn-
led them home for a few days stay.
Roscoe Schanz was here also from
near Wanamaker.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

An exchange says that when a
witness In the circuit court at
Maryville drew a handkerchief out
of his pocket q pint bottle of whis-
key came with It and was broken
on the floor. It wasn't a liquor
case that vas being tried either.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Wall and Geo
Wall came up from st. Louis Tues
day to visit the gentlemen's par
ents and since Mrs. Wallis death
are remaining for the funeral.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

Matt Hall is back from jefferson
City and again enjoying country
life on his farm neal Napton after
four years at the state capital.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

are remaining for the funeral.
The editor enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon Monday with DR.. G. 4.
Nuckles, the Marshall osteopathist
sin the Brush"--in the DOCTORS
Brush auto. Leaving Marshall at
noon, we visited Fairville, Miami,
Malta Bend and Grand Pass that
afternoon, a distance of about So
miles, without a hitch.
Miss e. M. Wright and Miss
Stewart are looking forward with
much pleasure to a visit from their
sister and brother Rev. and Mrs.
Sam Findley OF Urbana Ill, next
week. Rev. Findley will attend
the general assembly Of the Pres-
byterian church in Denver while
his wife and children r here.
John H. Mcclure, the Sweet
Springs real estate man, writes us
that he last week sold the Bethany
elevator which, he recently pur-
chased to E. s. Rea OF the Rea-
Patterson Milling Co. and will as
sist in running it. He received
$4,000. He also sold Henry Hart
mans farm near Mt. Leonard,
known as the Chapel farm, OF
$40 acres, for $4,000 to C. X. Smith
OF Sweet Springs.
Col. L. Preston OF Nevada, Mo.
who recently located here, made
us a pleasant call Wednesday. Mr..
Preston represents the Farm and
Home Savings and Loan Asaocias
ton OF Nevada and has his office
with L. B. Benedick. The company
Is one Of the oldest and best in the
west. Mr.. Prdbtpn was Colonel d
OF the s2d miapis regiment during
the eIyil war. I'VE are glad p web
come him 70 our eity:
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07
LOCAL MARKET.

a Spickard man purchased a bit
OF courtplaster for his nose and a
postage stamp for a letter. He
then placed the courtpIaster on the
letter. affixed the stamp on his
nose and tried to crawl into the
letter box.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

Don't fail to buy a few cans of our genuine French
Sardines, regular zoe value special only .,.... .1Oc
We bought Is dozen brooms before the advance
for the money to be found anywhere. Our 80 and Csc
brooms are extra bargains. Buy several It's house
cleaning time.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07
White House.

Since March 4th all eyes have been turned to the
White House at Washington to see what Taft would
do. Now for a few days we want every economical
housewife to turn their eyes and thoughts to our cele-
quality now see the prices and buy enough to last a
long time.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

Miss Bessie Taylor is in Musko-
gee, Okla, visiting her sister.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

e. M. Wright spent Friday will
his nephew at Park College.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

- Harvey Hughes and John Fell OF.
the west part OF the county were
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

Miss Beulah carp was the guest
Sunday OF the Misses England.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-07

Frank Utz spent yesterday in
Malta Bend tuning pianos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
nnn.r,cll. Nllcnd Macc Mccl.

Nairobi. British East Africa. July
-e -Theodprc Roosevelt todlb att
tended a race meeting az the East
African Turf club. here. Kermit
Roosevelt haI 30 mou m l,e ut th.
raccs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30

Eluc. ami of course the audiences. all
standing sang America
In tbo evening thcrc was "a lcctur,
bN Dr. Mcqueen GRAY, president ol
the University of New McNico. His
subject "Uaruldy ana the Bltzouius
of Arms. WAS one 60 which the
American public has given very little
attention
IL is certain that those who hear,
Dr Gray last evening will never b,
quite so Indifferent again, but that
scottish and English history and stor-
les viii hc Illuminated as ncrvr hc-
fore. "Wednesday win De given over
To- the Whit, UJbboucrs of whom there
are e host ou the grounds.
At % meeting of the Chautauqua ass
enclation yesterday afternoon. Mrs. -.
u. Portcrficld. Mrs. NJ. g. Leaning
ard the l,cv. Drs. HarWood and cart
wright were added To th" board OF
directors. Plans are being mad for
better THINGS next year and it is pre-
dicted that b. They are carried out
This VIII soon become uu ideal sum-
mcr camp ground Tor These who Ions
to get away Tor a "changc and get
can not tak, % long journey TO get b..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
FEROC|0Us B0BCAT
WELL NIGH KILLS
AGED WOMAN
RAVENING BEAST ATTACKS
VICTIM IN THE HOUSE
Ear Nearly Tom Off; Automo-
bile Turns Turtle on Road in
BuTro Mountains Silver City
Notes,

I Especial correspondence 10 Morning Jonruail
silver city y. NJ july 2S-A Attack
o1 ana almost torn 10 pieces inside
her oan home by % ferocioas Wildcat
Wls tho experience eff Mrs. J.. +. Camp
ben Of plnos Altos, who as seventy
years old and almost blind. end who
lives "a short distance from the center
of the town. Tho woman after a ter
rifle struggle with the brute was
brought 10 the hospital e. this city, one
ear nearly torn OF, her head. face,
chest, arms and HANDS being fearfully
torn and scratched ana her clothing
nearly torn to shreds. owing to her
advanced oge she is in a very seri-
Gus condition.
The thing happened about noon IN
sunday. MT Campbell WAS sitting In
tho front door and his wife was busy
with the dishes inside when Il yellow
beast suddenly appeared, leapod over
Mr.. Campbell aud attacked the aged
blind woman. Mr.. Campbell grabbed a
pan of .yatcr and threw 1t on The cat,
and beat it with the pain. Finally he
succeeded in driving the bob cat away
from his wife and attacked 1t with a
chair SO vigorously hat II fled under
the bed. Campbell grabbed his rifle
ana us the cat started to come out ana
renew the attack lac shot it full in
the breast
ma 49, t.. -..a
soon in the hills. Why It should have
come boldly into the house ana made
such a vicious attack Is ineNplicable
on the theory that it was suffering
from hydroplIobia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30

unucd Co talk in q rambling hnH'''
and was locked mp for safe hr'plhN
.In th, ltil it became evident thA' n'
WIS suffering with % near approach "'
d.lirium tr,mrus Yesterday m"rh'n~
when Marshal Peterson went Co 'h.
lain lac found LIunouburgcr 'roueh''
DO auo ,orucr or tho cell The man
|po,ntins to 10 quilt ou tho bunk 'N-
,I,Iu,d "louk at that bloody meat J
stood h,ro last night and SAW un'
man ,ut himself into small oliunh
no was 81 Mexican with Ions toes 'i'
began cutting of his toes. aud mon
legs. Iic continued cnttins till h'
r.teh,I his Knees before he stru'h a.
..n. Th,ro WAS little question
about cine man sanIty the only prom
lem seemed Goo Doe jusi h'" h h''
boon brought about Superiuirni-n
scott called on the man az tho lnii ''
tho hopes chat hr could he talked out
81 hs troubles and allowed to staN
here Tor % das or two and under med
seal attention ho could he nurs'd back
.to health. re was. however, come
PEELED Go giNt up this idea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
HEAVY RAIN FALLS
UP IN NORTHERN
TAOS COUNTY
DITCH BREAKS AND
FLOODS LARGE AREA
Report Of Illness Of General W..
H. Davis in East Bring Forth
"reminiscences Of the War,

Especial correspondence to Morning Journal
t'rro, Taos County, n NJ July ~.
1T bas actually raincd again in
northern Taos county. a hard. SOAKING
rain. credit for which IS of course
given by some of tine citizens To Dole
gate Andrews, the author ~ state
hood, who place the recent dry spell
at the door 81 the Republican Amori-
can settlers who opposed him for rc-
election last fan BE that as IT may.
II has rnincd and the people are
happy. So heavy WAS the rain fan
between costillu aud Questu that the
Latin ditch" broke It's banks and
flooded a large part Of the plateau
The pasture has been so scant that
sheep men had taken their herds to
the mountains whore the rainfall has
been heavy and the pasture rich.
General Davis Low.
\ letter has been received here
from Pennsylvania bringing news Of
the serious Illness Of General W. II.
H. Davis. General Davis was an Of
fieer OF the T.. 5. army in the war
with Mexico, and at one time acting
governor Of the territory. He was
military commander here al the close
OF the war. and at one time. while
acting governor. was on the TRAN Of
the bioodthirsty Apaehcs. During the
War OF the Rebellion he organized
the One Hundred and Fourth Penn
sylvania regiment ana had command
of the swamp Angel Battery" before
Charleston. :. G. lie IS the founder
OF Bucks county Cp-cnnsYlyanial
Historical Society and author o.
zine History Of the onr Hun.
dted and Fourth Regiment nud
New Mexico. lie has often been
called '"fhc Grand Old Man Of Bucka
Cuunty.' which county. by the way, ia
the home ot Dr. ! N. Woodman of this
place. one OF General DaVis's most
interesting books ts upon the swamp
Angel The great gun that bonfbhfdcd
Charleston from Il battery he erected
und commanded. This gun exploded
at tho thirty-stXth discharge, but did
great damage to tho city IN the mean-
while. The gun Was aftcrWnrd dis
covered among some junk brought to
Trenton To the rolling mills hy Cen
"ral Gilman, head officer in command
before Charleston. It a re-
mounted before the New York State
Normal school where it still remains.
" J Bryan made an address stand
ing beside this historic picer of ord
nance II threw a ban weighing 1850
hounds into Charleston. "A distance of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30

\ VERY LITTLE MONEY WILL
GO \ LONG WAY WITH L. AND
at SrpCk. 4 q PRATT 4 90 Id.
siI :. SECOND 81. PHONE 40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
AUTO TURNS TURTLE;
OCCUPANTS BADLY Bi,t iSItD

A bad automobile accident which
anne Heaf resulting fttaily accnfred
sunday afternoon on the road to the
Copper CUR camp Ia the Burfo noun
tains. when the machine became uu-
manageable and backed down "a steep
hill, falling over q high bank and turn-
ing turtle. by 81 miracle ia" occcu-
pants escaped anything worse than
severe bruises. Thcy were A H. q.
Palmer. ia Blcvlus. Miss Williamson,
and John l.. burnside. BloNins, who
was the worst injured win be laid up
for some time to come.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
BIG WATER PROJECT
At TULAROSA
Private Irrigation Scheme Gets
Permit From Territorial En-
gineeG New Dairy For lula
l0Sa,

Especial correspondence 10 Morning Journull
Tularost. N NJ July 2S. George
si,th has received hts permit for the
use uf the water from the Rpnchcria
canyon southeast OF town to the cN-
tcul of ten cubic feet por second. Me-.
Stcth viii hulld ID four or five acre
reservoir With ID 5tu-tuot dam ns soon
aH the weather VIII permit. Itc pro-
pos,s tp u-c the Watcr primarily for
bis oNu claim. but expects to detclop
enough for 50 large number ol rancho
mon iu this vicinity
J o. Cazarcs has leased the prado
tract west of Copnolrs poultry farm
tor three years Tor the purpose of
running 10 sanitary dairy for tho pvo-
plU oI Tilaros.t Ills brother. uuW ot
On r1en. win ir ln charge ur the plant
aud hI- Twelve Jerseys Tor a starter.
Delivery ol milk starts about Aug
u-t ll.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30

Ia the current issue of the Com
moncr Mt. Bryan explains to the In
dianapolis News that "thy Charleston
News and Courier IS not AN exponent
of democratic ideas. 10 just calls IT.
self democratic without being demo-
cratic But why should Mr Bryan
stop with the News and Courier when
the old party is crowded with jour
mails aud statesmen of that stripe. Mr..
Bryan seems TO be about the only
~simon-pure democrat there is left.
ANA some times. like thc old Quaker.
we nave doubts about him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30

Following ls the program of the 'li-
yer modal contest 90 be- held at 'h'
Methodist church Friday ''el' ls IulN
30th, nt s -. m.
Welcome ...-.-.. ''h'''t '"'H
Milton Robertson .., 10Y PLEA
Gladys Graham ..... t...
.....Oue standard Tor Both S"N'
Music.
Charlie Wuudouru, -....
Wouldn't Nou 1lh, Go n' Nc
Frances Robertson
Jeremiah rud u. P.
Ralph sullivan
......Thc Little prohibition,
Robert Davidson
IA Llitlc child shall lead Ihr'
Awarding the medal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF HAVING THREE WIVES,

h. j. Mondsco vas arrested at Socof-
70 and brought here by Deputy sheriff
Nixon charged with bigamy. II Is ru-
morol that Monaaco has three wives,
one of whom lives ut Globe, AriI, one
at El Faso, and another at Ba>ard
station. He was arrested on complaint
of his third wife, to whom he was
married In December, 1905, ana whose
maiden uamc WAS ltttu t'risWcll.
summer school Closes.
Tho summrr aehool at the \uru1l
closed layt wccF Friday ana Sailt-
day were examination days, III sch"o
was tho most successful eNof nrld h'r'
The attendance was lrom more dlll't'
|cnt counties than were ever represent
ed before r he teachers who attended
.Wcrc an wording to make higher
grade certificates. Their success VIII
not bee known until Territorial super
.intcudcut Clark grades the papers and
makes his report This session resulted
indirectly ia put ng almost $1,000 INTO
circulation I'm SilN,' city TN" m'N'
upomcut hopes tu have "a umu'r'
school twice as large neNt year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30

Berlin. July ss-Samu,l Corpei~.
president COT the American Fe',racor
Of Labor. arrived here TODAY 90 tu,y
labor conditions.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-08

verse lS-Upon which will a nor
NAL right thinker put the emphasis,
On things for the body, mind or spirit,
and why!
Taking Paul's cloak" to represent
things for the body, his books" the
mind, his "parchmentsE the spirit,
please say what proportion of the
thought and energy is spent. by the
average community, upon these things
respectively?
Verses 1t-15-Is there any reason to
believe that Jesus would have prayed
that a bad man may be rewarded ac-
cording to his works?
What should be the attitude Of a
good man toward those who speak
evil Of himf
Verses .16-1s-What effect ought the
lack Of cooperation of friends, and the
opposition of enemies, to have upon the
work Of true and determined man?
Lesson for Sunday, Dec. 18th, 1909.
Review.