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BARTER - EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-W Webster improved s
horsepower gasoline engine; in good
condition; for a good work horse or
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The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Kansas Law Making Cheap

Topeka, May 1s.-The Republi-
can officials of Kansas y greatly
pleased over the comparison OF
their recent legislative accomplish
ments and expenses with those OF
the Missouri legislature just closed.
The Kansas legislature was in
session sixty days passed 375 laws
and kept it's expenses below $4,000
or about 5000 for each law passed.
The Missouri legislature was in SEES
sion 100 days, passed 400 laws and
spent $452,OOO or $1,1SO per law pass
ed.
The Kansas house had n en-
ploye for every three members ;
the Missouri house two employees
for each member.
The Kansas senate had two en-
ployes for each member; the Mis-
souri, senate had six employees for
each member
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
TEDIEVILLE

Charles Reid had the misfortune
of getting kicked by a horse Mon
day but luckily no bones were
broken
We are sorry to report Earl DAY.
is on the sick list. He is suffering
with hemorhages of the lungs. DR..
Parkhurst is the attending physi-
clan.
Mrs. T. o. Wade is slowly inn
proving. We, hope she will be up
again soon
Jake Yokely and wife attended
services at Christian Union Sun
day.
Miss Gertrude Finley OF Warrens
burg is visiting her sister Mrs. w.
B. Rife at this writing.
Thad Haggard visited Sedalia
friends Saturday night.
Mrs. Cliff Hansbro and Ruby and
Pearl Thomas visited win Harmons
OF Rose Valley neighborhood Mon
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
!. DAVIS DISTRICT

1Wxs. Phoebe Downing OF Kansas
@ZF1eT- is visiting friends ami rela-
&ksSSs. in this community.
HEalter CRANE had the misfor-
.HunHs of stepping on a rusty nail
G&z& Thursday which caused con-
zsi4t1.rable pain, but is getting along
A1EHly at this writing.
.lkAyette Young and wife visited
u1nab the latters sister, Mrs. Amos
Lssu2a1ey Sunday.
miles. Amos Singleton and CHI
sEEizsR Waited her mother Mrs.Mo!-
15se$ STEPHENS Sunday.
MISS Bsnlah Johnson is spending
an4EssSN days with relatives in Slater.
my .<sinnett of Slater is at work
1StESHfBg a well for Geo. Jet.
fEGlioai Brewl and family Su l.
e4Azgs I'D at ". a. Grains
ASGy. .Xa,I eman of Marshall d.
l5zs=re1& ~ o interesting sermons az
NSgI-eProspec. church Sunday. Rev
nSszrssell Inc pastor is attending the
&=enTeption at Louisville Kentucky.
AJyEnst Singleton and family Wis
14S=S& relatives in Slater Saturday
Srnx5 Sunday.
yIaS harmony Sunday School is
SasEShring 30 celebrate Chi.dren's
EorR' the first Sunday in June.
SK1a- Irvine made his regula-
vsAs1 in Ayres Sunday.
Miss Nellie Porter closed her
SpK5ng Term OF school last Friday.
kahn Hanna and wife attended
k5Hgs, funeral OF the formers bro h
assr. Will Hanna in Marshall Tuesday
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
CASTORa ia
For Infaats and Ohi,aeen.
The Kind You Have Alwayj Bought
Bears tho IN -oz-z
NEW HOME

Weather is fine at this writing.
There will be childrens exercis-
es and Basket Dinner at the New
Home church on the First Sunday
in June. Every body invited to
attend and bring their baskets well
filled.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Reager spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A,
Larue and family.
John Forbes and family took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs Will Vanars-
dali Sunday.
Several from here attended
preaching at Elmwood Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs. James and niece of Marshall
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. &. s..
James OF Elmwood at this writing.
Allie Carmean of Slater is visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
.Carmean this week. ,
Miss Dora Harris spent Friday
night with her sisters Misses Maud
and Dollie Harris of Sweet Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Forbes spent
Sunday aith MI. Mckinney and
family.
ed relatives near Houstonia Friday
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Lemons visit
and Saturday OF last week.
Mrs. j. A. Larue and her father
j. ]. Murray were in Sweessprings
Monday.
Call on j. R. Laughlin If you
have any Real Estate you want
sold.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
NEW

Chas. T%hierfelder spent a few
days with. relatives in Mober.y and
Higbee.
Louis Bohlken and family return
ca home Sunday from a weeks
visit in Charlton county.
The W. M. s. rendered quite q
good program Sunday evening.
Miss Mabel Stallsworth is here
from Kansas City on a visit to hei
parents.
The Fifth Sunday Convention
will be held at the Good Hope
church beginning on Friday and
continuing ove Sunday.
Miss Alberta Crumbaugh of Gill
liam spent Il few days with j,
.Crumbaugh and family.
o. E. Reidenbach and wife spent
Thursday in Marshall.
Miss Minnie Maddox and Fred
Lepz spent Sunday with friends
near Slater.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21

MALT BEND
laA NaGsNaa,EaNMsa

&2Ep.-p. Adam3 has boen suffer-
vSsx, from raeunlsi5m in his ii a!
Ekzb6 of late.
* a Guthrie is completing q
UDEel and p.eaSy fenc, ios Ch2s.
2ssxskon's country residence. H.
Xszrs !. built it in sections
@seI section in the snlo, o. a
IN Wan, made by running th2 10 wsl
ssrxfs nj the pick cts to a common
ysxEzns The effect Is very .n.co.
G2.fSar posts are to be used.
AJbere, Delburt and George VII
sruE4 Jeff Saturday for Spring Hill,
KHnsas, 10 visit their uncle, Floyd
Mi3sDn.
". Thomas, col, was Saturday
xxYRrted very low OF bronchitis.
NKx. and Mrs Fletcher Germans
KzRkIs son has been named William
-nr1eDk. He and his father, we az
.kRass are tina only "darmlns" left
KIN zbe family and OF course tn y ar.
rx anxious for the little fellow to
anz1ke his mark in the word.
HRias Edith Franklin went to TIP
Stzs Saturday to visit Pfo:. an
XsEs. Monsees several weeks.
Esfsa Malta Bend.
Rev. Cummins expects to move
.sskiySr.ly to Payette, Idaho to make
Is5M future home on account OF his
xNjSe,s health.
Wr:-and Mrs. c. A. Lunbeck left
sgkaRSday for Telluride, Colorado, 70
assrEnd the summer
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
bopping in Marshal Tuesday.

shopping in Marshal Tuesday.
DIR. Mcclure and daughter Majo-
rid left Tuesday morning for Co
lumbia where Majorie will make a
weeks visit there with relatives and
the Doctor goes to Jefferson City
to attend a medical association.
Ralph Shemwell was on The sick
list the first OF the week.
Mrs. Jack Watts OF Blackwater
was a visitor the first o. the
week of w. A. Wells and family.
Gibson Scott who has been very
sick the past two weeks is very
,!stle il any better at this writing.
Miss Nora Howell was che guest
Sunday night of Miss Bessie Bing-
ham.
Mrs. Will Hazel OF the county
was shopping here Monday.
A MIA by the name OF Myers
lied up here at tho wharf Sunday
nigh4 on his WY in a skifi from
Lincoln, Nebraska 20 st. Louis.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Game Warden is Az pointed

Jefferson City, Mo May -5-Go7.
H. s. Hadley today announced TIA :
he has offered the game warden
ship to former State Audito, Jesse
l.. Tollerton. In this connection
the governor says that Tollerton
has not decided to accept or re-
;ecg the tender. Governor HadleyI
has notified John H. Boutwell, of
Sedalia that in the event of his de-
Gliding to sign the Seattle EXPOSE
tiol bill, appropriating $4,000 for
d Missouri display there he will
make Mr.. Boutwell, one of the COM
m%issioners.
A third appointment, which the
governor says he will make is that
Rush c. Lake of Kansas City to be
state coal oil Inspector. Mr.. Lake
10 now private secretary and was
one OF Mr.. Hadleys assistants when
The present governor was attorney
general.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
BLUE LICK

Walter Davenpo2t'S littl, 10y wa
bitten by a dog in the face at Will
Trents last Sunday.
Corn planting is almost done
in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Nixon and daughter Lena,
visited at Walter Davenport's Tues
day.
Mr.. Givan is able to BE- in the
field work a little.
j. r. Stallsworth was in Blue
Lick Saturday and says the cut
worms r cutting his corn very
badly.
Mr.. Cook who went to Oklahoma
to see his daughter who was very
sick hasn't gotten homo yet, but
the last we heard his daughter
was better.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Sales and Exchanges Made by
Elsea & Hams Since Feb
ruary list, 1909

All OF J.. F. Burroughs interest in
Marshall property to w. T. and
Watson Diggs, consideration $255OO
W. T. and Watson Diggs 800 acres
one mile from Arrow Rock to J. F..
Burroughs. $4,000
W. M. Tyler feed yard to H. H.
Hyland $275O.
w. H. Baker 1856 acres to j. H.
Hedges $35175.
Joe Baldus 23s acres to J. H.
Hyland $2SsOO.
Burroughs Bros. store to Gill
Goodwin $4,000.
Gill Goodwin 100 acres to Bur-
roughs Bros. $1,000.
James Neff 347 acres to odell
Bros. $27760.
w. I. and Watson Diggs 1-2 int.
in Fletcher building and residence
ON corner OF English and jackson
streets to J. Fl. Hull consideration
$4,000.
]. +. Spence two stores in Arrow
Rock TO J. w. Nixon $4,000.
J. M. Marksberry residence on
East Wood to B. B. Davis $4,000.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
licked O. Call for Help

indianapolis, May 15.-T am
badly burned and bind" was a mes
sage slowly licked in the Panhan-
dis railroad dispatoher's office at
Logansport Ind, late last night
from G.. E. Frazel, all operator in a
block tower near Mar on. A lr, Ugh.
train vas ordered to stop at tn,
place and the crew foln1 Frazel
suffering terrible agony from
burns. He had been scalded by ,he
explosion OF a hottie o. coffee H..
was heating Oh a 5 wi and had fel.
his way 20 a key to call 10: holp.
Physicians say they may MOI save
his eyesight.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
SWEET SPRINGS

Mrs. H. II. Thias, OF Washing
ton, Mo-, arrived here Sunday even
ing for a visi. with her daughter,
Mrs. Will Dankenbring
Mrs. Howe, OF Mason City, Iowa,
is visiting her parents this week
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Porser =
H. E. Porter and wife ,oi Chica-
go, are visiting relatives in Sweet
Springs and vicinity. Mr. Porter
is a son of N l.. Porter.
c. A. Asche and daughter visit
ed in Ccncordia last Sunday .
Miss Ida Asche has returned from
Paragould, Ark, where she has
been since early spring. The bus
mess house whose millinery depart
ment she was managing burned re-
Gently
The sth grade graduating exer-
cises held in the high school audi
torium on Friday, May IA, We're
well rendered, showing careful and
painstaking work on part of pupils
and instructors. 1t vas the decis-
ion OF many present that this class
promises much for the future.
The baccalaureate sermon was
preached Sunday by Rev. s. F..
Shiffler of the Presbyterian church
at the Christian church to a very
large congregation. Many could
not be seated that came. 1t was
an able, practical sermon, we'll suit
ed to the occasion. The text was,
"What wilt thou have me to do,
Lord?r
Joshua Barbee and j.. L. Lynch
recently elected County Superin-
tendent OF schools were over from
Marshal Friday the 14th. Mr..
Barbee made the address to the 8
graduates and Mr.. Lynch pre-
the diplomas to the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quisenberry Of Sc
dalia were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Emith Sunday. Mrs. Quis-
enberry sang solos at both norm
ing and evening services Of the
church which wer much
enjoyed by all.
Mesdames Geo. Browning and w.
c. Hibbs and children drove to
Monday and spent the
day with relatives.
Miss Gem Binkley returned Tues
day from a short visit at Columbia
No,
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
ARROW ROCK

Mrs. Anna McMars;n arrived las.
uaczsk from Jefferson City AMI is
E&zxs guest OF Mrs. Watson D!ggs.
a. b. Kibler o; sne county was
ksscre on business Friday.
H. a.. Heuman and daughter we're
5aEsaDwn Friday.
EHE- Bradshaw and son Fred were
SzAt hhr Aounty seat Friday.
LA- Wilmarth and wife OF Coop
csRT rDunty were shopping in town
--~Gsaasy.
.Sa0ne Martin came up from Boon
'vasEas Friday and returned the same
.asazg-
GsElxs Ada Bradshaw OF Oklahoma
1arzh4 guest this week OF her uncles
K1r- end George Bradshaw.
xkz Watts OF Kansas City visited
fAsE IIrst of the week with his par
ensx5 Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Watts.
Funk McCart and sister Miss Ella
1Ez skopp.fs in town Saturday.
Menry Morris and wife were vis-
i9kEgMf relatives in Boonville the
ExfBf of the week.
@KjEnrk Swinney and daughters
rmHgxz shopping here Saturday.
NEIn Freeman and wife OF Cooper
FEnEn1y were in town Saturday.
SkkHn Wilkerson and daughter,
Mz4iE Lillian of near Hardeman
zen nm our streets Saturday.
AMk5rz ,Iasse Hensick and Miss Lii
IEEsa were calling and shopping in
@zzx .E1wn Saturday.
fsEEAL Horace Fades attended the
xlznngEh meeting Saturday after
1snssEz at the Baptist church.
Mkx- Wood preached at Smiths
zEEsaKel Sunday.
AksDrge Smiley and wife of Kan
aanEf city arrived Saturday for a few
alaesx visit with her old friends and
szss4se diEHrnr guests Monday OF Mr..
amziel Mksk. I'd. Lawless.
lEEMz Smith OF Marshall filled his
.samsE<rtar appointment here Sunday
za68 xEF Hszptist church.
sfEIH- Dickson and wife were the
srsszx1r Sunday aAd Sunday night
daughter Mrs. Charlie Tay-
RAzsv near Gillian.
nwr and Mrs. d, Lawless were
.||"N" ~. KY. .HME.N
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
HOPING.
Intended for Inst week

" AhSb "OVh
j. F. Raines was in Nelson Lass
Friday.
Fred Allison of Longwood was
visiting his friends G.. T. and r. L.
Jenkins, Friday and Saturday.
Robert lobe of Elk Lick was in
Hoping Saturday evening on bust
ness.
There will be a fox hunt at Elk
Lick the week commencing May "a
and lasting a whole week. All are
cordially invited to attend. AS there
are a good many foxes in this vi
entity it will be an enjoyable time
for all.
Mrs. Will Renno and son spent
last Friday with her daughter Mrs.
Cora Philips.
The rain in this section OF the
county was very badly needed and
farming around here is progress
ing nicely.
T. H. Biggs Of near Petit Springs
made a special trip to Marshall
Saturday on business.
Sam Dix went to Nelson on bus
mess last Monday.
Miss Mabel Brockman was a guest
OF Miss Essie Kelley last Thursday
evening.
Miss Della lobe was shopping in
Blackwater last Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
NEWS AMONG
L

EMMETT HAYES the second old
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hays,
died at his home Tuesday May IL,
at s p. m. at the age OF IS years,6
months and 17,days. He was buri-
ed Thursdy, May IS. Rev. Thomas
officia.ed. He had been complain
ing for several months, but not
until last Monday, two weeks, he
was confined to his bed. The Drs.
diagnosed his case and pronounced
it brain fever. 1t seemed as
though he had a premonition OF
his death. During his illness he
always wanted his mother to be
by his bedside, which she did, EN-
met was a good nice, honest, and
straightforward gentlemen, He
has to mourn his loss mother, faith
er, n sister, ana three brothers,
also a host of relatives and friends.
His folks did all in sheir power to
prolong his life. !.
We all extend our heart felt sym
pathy to the relatives in their
hours OF bereavement, hoping that
their loss is his gain. Could we
but speak to Emmett no doubt he
would use the words OF the poet.
OF boys be strong in Jesus,
Let those around you see,
How manly, pure and generous,
A Christian boy can be.
A Friend. =
LEVI DAVIS, col, died at Malta
Bend on May eth, OF pneumonia
aged ~ years. He has been sick
since last fall, but pneumonia set
in about a week before his death,
making his case hopeless. He is
survived by his wife, a son, Chaun-
cey and daughter, Mrs. Sarah Clark
OF Mt. Leonard. The funeral oc-
Cured on Sunday, May eth, at the
A.! M. q. Church. Deceased was
said to have been a good man and
worthy citizen. He was a member
OF the Masonic order. He was also.
a civil war veteran.
Prof. j. H. Kenner will deliver
the address to the graduating
class of Lincoln Institute at Jeffer
son City in June. This is a state
normal school with a very large
attendance and the honor is well
bestowed.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
MONUMENTS

We have a large stock on
hand if you do not think we
are cheeper than any other
firm get our prices and be con-
WINGED. If
Bidstrup & Hammond.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
The Fox Hunt.

w. B. Taylor was here from the
southern part Of the county Mon
day. He said great preparations
are under way for the big fox hunt
next week. The hunt will last all
week and headquarters will be at
Elk Lick. where tents will accom-
modate the visitors. Meals can
also be secured there.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Here is Relief for Women.

II you hnv" pains IN III" hack. Urinary
Bladder nr X dn"y trnuh'e, hin wnnt " GER
tnin. rlsnsanr heab relief from Women's
M, Try Mother Grny's "Austrlian-Leai-
II Isnsre, reii ,hI- rrgulntor. ahd relieves
nil F4innl. N,nkI esses. Il c'udii intiam
nation nnd ulcerations. Mother Gray's
Australian. Leaf Is sold by druggists or sent
by mail tor 5nc. sample sent - eo. Ad-
dres. Tint Mother Co, Irkoy, MY.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21

Total ..... ~. .s5 .62o.41 sl1.o77.1l
There has been paid during the year
just past, out of the water works bond
fund, the accrued interest ON the bonds
owed by the water works plants, and
81 .0uO on the principal OF the bonds
Q. B. vardeman,
City Treasurer.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21

BIB. Davis residence on Ellsworth
to w. w. Hams $1,000.
Total of sales $173,18j.
We have a choice lot OF land for
sale and exchange in Texas, Kan
sas, Oklahoma and Mo.
ELSA & HAMS,
Office over Fletchers store.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21

Mrs. s. J. Everman who came
down from Kansas City this week
to look after some business mat
ters ordered the Republican while
here to keep posted on Saline com
ty doings. She expects to return
Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
'Irst Insn-,i,n Avail In, ,p0l

NOTICE 90 FlNALs TTbrME r..
Notice Is hereby Vi ~ to MI rredI ora ana
Others Interested w the estate ~ Richard
NJ Allen. deceased. tha' I. George ". Baker
administrator OF srid estnt intend to- wAke
Flnai S~ettleuent thereof mt the next term
of 1.-THE Probate Court of Saline County Mis-
souri,. to be holden NJ the rovrt House In
aid County OH the first Monday OF June
= 90.
~. GEORGE W. BAKER. Admr
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Financial Statement

The following financial statement
for Marshall was given out by City
Treasure vardeman last week, showing
the money on hand on May srd in 1908
and 1909:
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21

Memorial services will be held
at Hazel Grove church Sunday May
soth.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21

Bessie Haggard is visiting her
sister Mrs. s. u. Friebert this week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21

FOR sALE-Gentle Shetland
pony. August Schmidt, rid 4.
Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
A9onies
OF Pain

Esvas savs %, sad think that
an vesssa, yssrseii izsiuded. have
b ssdssr esia.
Thousands q wensn have writ
ten % tssl hev tisey have cured
tht r wcmsr'y me-, end relieved
their palms, asd ever q million
have been tesefsed, b various
other ferns d female disease, dur
Ing tho past 30 years, by that
popular as1 ssccessiui female
remedy
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-11-06
AND DOLLARS
LOOKED ALIKE TO THEM

In order that the Gunhison (Colo. J
tunnel might be finished in time for
the visit of President Taft, those at
the head of the arrangements COM
mittee kept the news of the death of
his daughter from one of the COM
tractors on the work, Chas. Kline.
Death has no terrors for some hero
worhippers-that is, If the death is in
the family of the other fellow. :.~
And what is the mere passing away
OF young child. the idol of parents.
to the making of few dollars or to a
big spread when high official visits
you? 49,
Taft's toadies and political puppets
spent thousands to grease the rails
for the big swing-around-the-ci
show and what did it profit the COM
mon people-or Taft? y.
Spending dollars and rending heart
strings that the, show may go on and
the public be gulled Is all in the bus
mess .., 49,.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-11-06

Will IL - 61O ESI1tAGlASf5
JUDGE LINDsEY's WoRKa
Everybody's Magazine has been sold
out to the Butterick company, a con-
Germ that Is notoriously unfair to or
ganized labor In all parts Of the coun-
try and concern against which the
International Typographical Union
has made g persistent fight ever since
their refusal to grant the eight-hour
day and union conditions. is ss5: 81.
Everybody's Magazine has attained
considerable prominence OF late ! by
agreeing to print the articles OF Judge
Ben Lindsey OF Denver, who is show
ing up the political corruption In
state affairs in that city. . 81 i s>:s
Il has been said that the change.of
ownership will make no difference
whatever in the publication Of the arr
ticles referred to. but it certainly will
make q vast difference in. the sales
of the magazine, as union men in all
parts Of the country generally refrain
from patronizing the products lof
concerns that are hostile to the. In:
terests of labor. q = ~ :. =. -.
= . 81
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WHICH WILL YOU HAVE?
OLD UNCLE SAM OR A. p.

%oAD rVNVIG SaM Oft "A. +.
Great Britain has operated her tele-
graph lines for II years as part of
her postal system. 1928
The result has been to multiply the
number Of stations by ten times, rates
reduced one-half; wages of employees
increased one third. Today messages
that in 1870 cost 25c, can be sent for
6 cents. Il ~:... ...-
In the United States messages that
in 1870 cost Is cents today cost. 30
cents, and the wages of employees have
decreased 80 per cent
Is this a step toward government
ownership? =
The Associated Press (the telegraph
monopoly owns or controls most of
the leading newspapers of the United
States, and these papers misrepre-
sent government ownership, and try
to discourage all discussion of it.
The trusts have no lead pipe cinch
on your powers Of comparison, have
they?.
If not, compare the figures above
and say whether you want govern
ment ownership or A. p. monopoly.