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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments for Monday. January .. 1913:
United States IS. Betty SmaTg0od-
United States Henry Susallwood
United States John ". Whitaker
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. f9s7s. Biebsr & kaufman Co. vs. Adams E1s
press Co; opinion q court Attorneys, P G..
Donalds5n-S. 7. Thomas.
No. a557- Philis Paei6c Mutual Lie Iusur-
ance Co; verdict set aside and mex tral ordered.
Attorneys. T. & Behrend-W- Y. K. Perry
No 5l39- Mos :. National Savings and Trust
C0mpany- motion % dismiss appeal Attorneys,s
z. L. GieS-C. ". Stetson.
No 35sZ United States Ts- John Clarke Barne1
Smith. and Hsry T. Asslee. larceny and cor
spiracy; sentenced 70 tie peniteutisry for ts1
years each
No 50C United states t. Charles Fairbanks
larceny. sentenced % penitsutisry for two years
No a5l78 United States IS. William Sm0thsrSs
nausaughter; motion % set aside verdict fled and
oFe1uled: sentenced % penifentiary for two rears
No BEs- United States - Hugo Ssczs. laroenys
case continued
No s3I5 United States IS. John BrUckner. houses
breaking and larcsay; sentenced TO Jail for eiEha
months
No s5sZa Louise Aston "a James J. FletcherT
tine 70 file transcript On appeal extended % FEB
TusTy 2. Attorneys. PERI y. FTisby aud Edmund
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SEN eucsenarIm TALKS.

Senator Guggenhefm stated today
that he intends Introducing n reso-
luton in the senate soon providing
for creation Of commission to in
vestigate complaints prevalent in the
west against the methods of forest re-
serve administration. The commits.
sion, il his resolution is adopted. will
consist of three members selected by
the president Of senate and the speak
er of the house. who shall have spe-
cial knowledge Of the forestry laws
and of conditions prevailing in West
ern states. The commission will be
charged with the duty Of making
careful inquiry into the control and
administration OF national forests,
sales of timber, mining leases and
concessions. grazing permits and
sin. liar matters 1t will hold meet
ings at convenient places in states
containing national forests for the
purpose of hearing complaints, state.
ments and suggestions from residents
of such states and will be required
to make report to congress by De-
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The Pure Food Law.

Secretary Wilson says "One Of
the objects Of the law is to inform the
consumer of the preseuce Of certain
harmful drugs In medicines. Tho
law requires that the amount Of
chloroform. opium. morphine and
other habit forming drugs be stated
on the label Of each bottle. The man.
ufaoturers of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy have always claimed that
their remedy did not contain any Of
these drugs, and the truth Of this
claim is now fully proven. ~ no
mention Of them is made on the label.
This remedy is not only one of the
safest. but one of the best In use .or
coughs and colds. Its value has been
proven beyond question drink the
many years it has been in general use.
For sale by Daniels Drug store. It's
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cember next. pointing out the faults
and advantages of the present forest
administration, and recommending
changes if necessary. He also ap-
peared before the conferences com
mittee on the census bill and se-
cured rejection of an amendment
providing for classification of lavish
people as separate race. regardless
of birth, in the United States.
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Lame Man Healed" IL 90 .. N. ser.
mon. ''The Strength and Glory Of
Zion" 8 80 p m. Epworth League
devotional service. Z 80 p. IN. sermon.
"Fallow Ground . The public is
cordially invited.
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CHRISTIAN.

Bible school 10 am. Preaching
II a. m, subject. "Redeeming the
Time. Christian Endeavor 6:46,
subject. Life Lessons for Thee from
the Book Of Genesis. Gen. 4: 1-S,
1851. Preaching 1880 Theme
"True Courage Everyone cordial
ly invited to attend these services.
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A cordial welcome awaits all who a.
tend these services.
MINISTER'S MEETING.

The regular meeting Of the minis-
ters alliance will take place at tho
home of O. M. Kessler, Monday at
10 g. M
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
). SUNDAY SERVICES
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Sundy school at 10 a m Preaching
by Rev. l.. 7. Barkman at II am. +.
8 pm. and 7:3o p m. Baptism in the
evening. During the evening service
an announcement will be made AS to
whether the meetings will continue
during next week. All are welcome
to our services.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
1000 a. m Sunday school. 1.-THE
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ST, ALBANS

Morning prayer and sermon. Sub
ject. Confirmation or Laying on OF
Hands," at 10 O'Clock. Sunday school
meets at 10 O'Clock sharp. All are
welcome.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. r. E. Chandler will occupy
the pulpit at II a. m. and . 80 p. IN.
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JAM IFO5
Mn. +. H. TiouE,
DENVER, Colo.
DEAR SIR:
The instructions received from my in Civil
Engineering has been Of great benefit to in my work
The reference books worth the price OF tuition
Hardly day goes by that do not make Of Of
the knowledge acquired in the Through the help
gained my studies have been able practically all
the surveying and map work for the United Oil Co. for the
past four years Any who will apply himself for
hour each day will be surprised how much be gain
ed in a few months work
Respectfully yours,
HARRY ROBINSON
Storekeeper for U. o. Co.
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, Drug store. Reserved

Drug store. Reserved
seats 35c children 15c. The en-
tertainment will be given unler
the auspices Of the Ladies Aid
Society OF M. f. Church, South.
Tikets on sale March 6.
We have given credit TO all
those who were paid in advance
to the Qui Vive on their Marshall
Republican dates. Notice you
tag and II not correct notify the
office at once or Miss Blanch
Rager, Malta Bend.
Rev. ami Mrs. Tate entertained
at dinner on last Tuesday the
following guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. s. Thomas, AMI daughter, Mss
Mayme, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Al
zen.
When you" tine IL out hani
Mos B.anch Ragsr yoIr renewal
We are going to give you biz
dollars worth and OF course
ought to have the dollar prompt
~ to enable Us to DO So.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
Wormology

should be studied by every parent
ii your child Is nervous, fretfu.,
starts i'm it's sleep, is pasty tace1
has rings under it's eyes, Always
seems hungry, BA not gaining
weight, you can be sure the trou-
be Is worms. Whites Cream Yer
miTuge Is an absolute cure for
worms. Is it's own p%urgative.
Sod by p. Ii. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05

n,es,sant vsiit with her ONE
10 X; at Kansas CITY Saturday
and Sunday .
Mr.. l.. Wilson, o. Marshall, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs.. Sebastian returned Satur'
day from q three weeks vsiit to
friends in Marshall
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. Moore ana
chi .dren C! Malta Bend, spentlast
Sunday with Mrs. l.. P%lattner.
Mrs. j. Booker OF Kansas CITY,
was at home Sunday with her pa
| rents ana little child
Mr.. and Mrs. Pres Edwards en-
tertainei the young folks with a
| Social Monday evening
Rev. w. n. Cummins will lee
| tuce at Asbury Chapel Sunday
| night, March 7th, subject, "Cui-
| ture ana Education" Everyone
cordially invited
Rev n. NJ. johnson, +. Long anu
family, Mis- Lierle Long, Miss
| Pearl Riley, Mrs Sebastian ana
] Mr.. Hodges were guests OF Mrs
Is. M. Nelson ana family Sunday
| Mrs Nelson Is an excellent hos
| tess and it is quite a Pleasure To
be one OF her guests
Miss Pearl Riley was the guest
OF Miss Mamie Thomas at Malta
1 Bend Monday.
ID. Weddle went to Kansas City
and Excelsior Springs Sunday
evening
On account of the dreary win
ter weather and no sidewalk
(which rendered waking very dsi-
agreeable, the attendance at the
church has been very small the
past weeks, but this past Sul
day the sun-one OF Gods riche K
blesslngs-shone brightly, the
streets were nice and an extra
large congregation was out to
hear Rev. N. M. johnson. Also
the three Sunday SchOols-Bap-
fist, Christian and Methodist
had a full attendance, much ta
the delight OF teachers and Off
GERS. God gives us many bless
ings, so should we enjoy His
worship
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
SALT SPRINGS

j. II. Corfey's sale on the Colvin
piace was well attended and
everything sod high. Mr.. and
Mrs. Co;fey left Sunday for Kan
sas City where they expect to
live.
Wilson Bros received three car
caiS o.! calves from Kansas City
asst Wednesday,.
The Bell telephone Company
nave mad a gang OF men repair
.ng their line here this week.
Misses Francis ami Elizabeth
We.ch spent the fore part Of last
| week in Marshall.
C.auie Allen has rented the
ChaS. Brown place and IS moving
onto it.
Mrs. Robt. Clutter OF Kansas
City was cal.ei here last Tuesday
on account o. the sickness Of one
%! her h i.dren who Is visiting her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
King. '~
Our mail carrier ice Brigg' has
been having his trouble this week
with mud AM frozen rods. Part
C. the time he walkel over his
route.
Oacar WoUlSma,l and grand.
laughter little Miss julia Glenn
tents were Marshall visitors part
o! last week.
The hunters still come but re-
port ducks very scarce.
The local stopped here Friday
morning and unioaded 1000
pounds Of flour and a wagon
load OF groceries for our hustling
! merchants, II. A. Thomas.
, Our farmers were out with
their road drags Saturday and
.e!t the roads I'm fine shape for
t%raveing.
w. Il. Jackman who + taking
toa. out OF VawterS hill reports
that he has mined and sod about
6OOO bushels since beginning last
September.
Mrs. Newman Newell ami chill
dren Josephine and Whippie
spent Sunday in Marshall return
ing home Monday morning on the
pug.
O!fa Walker pa4seI through
here Friday taking home a drove
OF cattle that he has been winter
!lg on tha Daniel Bixler farm
near Elmwood.
Chas. Brown was up here Mon
day from Slater. He reports his
fami y about settle1 In tEeir new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wright
Iente:tainei at dinner Thursday
MI. and Mrs. II. b. Wright and
daughter, Miss Cora OF MI. Leon
ard, Mrs. Hyland and Miss Ethel
FuIkerson OF Norton; ii H. Hy-
,and OF Marshall, Mrs. Phoebe
Fulkerson and Mr., and Mrs. J.iP.
Fulkerson.
Joseph ami Marie Halnie are
reported sick at this writing.
Frank Cunningham came back
Monday morning from Slater
where he has been helplng Chas,
Brown move.
Mrs Reynolds is visiting her
laughter Mrs. Wa ker Baker.
.. q Ut. a.A
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
L BEND

h. d. Allen was n county seat
VISITOR asst week.
Don't forget the High School
play on Friday March >.
Mrs. viii Haniley was Whiting
in Wavrriy last week.
Mrs. Spr.y han gone to Boon
vile on a two weeks visit.
Mr.. Wood so' Marshal n the
rue t o. Mrs. s p. Houston.
7. W. Barrow went to Marsha.
Tue lay to spend q few day..
Mi , Bertha Larkin spent SIN
day with ho: parcnto in Waiver y,
Dr.. :. Il. Brown came nome
from Kan3as City last Thursday
Rev. Tate :ii.el his rcgnlar APP
po.ntmcnt at Unoin 'a"t Sunday
Char'py Carpenter ~ Wa 2 y
wa calling on friends ast Tues
day.
J Il. RhamaG of WINES Burge
Penn, - the guest - T. d. VIII
tam.
Born to Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. II
McRobprts a baby girl ON Fen
2S.
Ashton Bright came home IRON
Kansas City last Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. Buck Of Waverly was tn
guest or A L.. Hawkins last Mon
day.
Rev. Cayton AMI wife spent
few days in the county seat ms
week.
Mr. ana Mrs. Gillespie LET Sun
day Cor Kansas CITY the,y' Jutnr
home.
] j. WheeliOa is at nom
from Wellington, for n few day
visit.
Mrs. Il. S. Thomas was shop
ping in the county seat ast Wei
neSalay.
J. Q. Jones and wife were shop
ping in the county seat las
Thursday.
Frank Wright AMI daughter
were shopping in the county sea
last Tuesday.
C. Peck OF Marshall was n CUES.
at the home OF Mrs. Lillian Col
last Sunday.
Sam Moritz OF Wayerly wa
the guest o iIfis brother, l. MORT
last Monday.
Mr.. Allison came in last Tues
day on a visit to his sister Mrs
Lillian Cole.
Mrs Jenni e Smith was TIL
guest o; her brother W6nian
Downs last week.
Fayel Yancey came home hrs
OF the week from North, Mo. o.
a few days visit.
Mrs. c. A. Lumbeck retu rne,
home from Kansas City asst Wed
nesday morning.
Miss Matte Davis on Marshal
was the guest OF Mrs. J. b. Nor
Itz last Wednesday.
Sam Cole aad vile spent Sun.
day at Eimwood the guest o: Mrs
Coles mother.
Charles Demoss has gore to
Kansas City :or a few days visit
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
NIT.

Rev. G. w. McClanalan and
daughter Ruth returned Wednes-
day might from Kansas City
where they had been to hear
Gypsy Smith preach,
b. NJ. Huston OF Sweet Springs
was over on business this week
ami was accompanied home by
his mother-in-law Mrs. Dowden.
Dr.. ID. s. Schrivner returned
home from Kansas City Tuesday
night from a business trip.
Lite Pearl Hughes Is the
guest OF her aunt i'm Independence
this week.
Mr.. HenShaw travelling auditor
for the Chicago ami Alton r. r.
was a guest OF the City Hotter
Thursday night.
Mrs. G. l.. Hughes and daughter
Pearl came home from Kanyas
City Thursday night. We are
glad to state that Mrs. Hughes
Is very much improved.
Miss Fannie Hete OF Seattle,
Washington departed Saturday
night FOR Louisville Kentucky by
way OF st. Louis. -
Miss Agnes King, Emma and
Cara Keen LLOYD Cort, Cellie
Oquest, WinFred Curry, Michael
Keiett, Mrs. Mamie Kellett and
Mrs. James Kerr attended the
declamatocy contest in Black
burn Saturday night.
Mrs. Charley Shepherd OF Hig.
ginsville came down Friday night
They are moving In their new
home north OF town.
Mrs. Bertha Casey OF Marshall
came down from Kansas City
Saturday morning and Is the
guest OF her brother John Ding
icy.
John Mccormick AMI sister OF
east OF town were shoppers at
the county seat Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. j H. Coifey came
up from Shackelford Friday and
were the guest OF their daughter
Mrs. s. r. Curry Saturday and
took the Plug Sunday morning
;or Kansas City their futrure
home.
c u. Oquest ana family are
moving this week to Mrs. Kellets
farm east of town.
S. n. wilson ana Ii G.. wilson
o! Malta Bend were the guests of
A. Il. Cort Tuesday.
Robert Finley and son from
south OF Marshall came up Sun
day and attended the sale OF G.
o. Gail north OF town. They
will occupy the farm formerly
occupied by Mas. VIII Spencer.
Will Swinney o; Slater visited
Ms brother James Swinney al
the CITY Hotel the first o.
the week.
Lloyd Cort is the proud possezol
Of n handsome new bicycle.
James Swinney transacted bus
mess in Marshall Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil Spencer ar,
taking possession OF their nev
home, the Sears property, an
are at home to their friends.
p. l.. Sutherman AMI vile O
Kansas City are the guests q
Their sister Mrs. NJ. S. Ccatry.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
HERNDoNs

s. r. Herndon having sod his
farm viii have a sale March ~,
Mr.. Larue OF Mt. Olive neigh
|borhood moved to the Rich Keith
farm Tuesday.
VIM. Talbot moved to Sweet
Springs Monday.
DR.. j. ID. Jackson IL In Kansas
City this week.
Mrs. w. b. Hill has been quite
sick but is up again.
Rev, Baker from Marshall
preached at G. p. Church here
Sunday.
j. +. Chnneys brother or Winsor
$ on a short visit.
r. +. Claycomb and wife and
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
GRAND PASS

Mrs. j. Plattner is quite sick
Mrs. l.. F. Mcclure and children
Nelson visited home-folks here
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. G. Elliott, OF Holiday, Kas
.palt this iweek with Mrs. j,
fpont this week with Mrs. j,
Piattnec ana other relative.
Nj Frances Lewis enjoyed q
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
MALTA BEND and VICINITY /
aesxsesasgeaaS5sGagd6S5ssN SAsSXSAsSX5ssS

E~o
with his parents
Pres Edwards and mother OF
'rani Pass YER shopping in
our city last Friday.
The Malta Bend Dramatic Club
win gvie a play at Blackburn Sat
riay night March 6.
Wheeler HUFF AMI wife return
ell to thei" home near Marshall
t Friday morning.
.'ampS Tob.n came home from
Kansas City where he has been
ca a Jew days visit.
Re-. CumminS returned home
Welne day a.ter a few days Wis
Il in Topeka Kansas.
lanes ana John Wa.ler came
iown from Lexington Saturday
on n Few days vacation.
NJ. Henry Tatrm, o? Grand
Pa was the guest o. Ms. Don
ke,i lat Saturday.
VI. ) Lille Edwards, OF Grand
Pas was the guest CT Ms. :. NJ.
IS"hoo py la ii MCniay.
Ms. Edwin Baker came home
ITupaIay morning rom a short
visit to friends in Waverly.
Mr.. Harw0ol came down We'd
&c 10y t. be present at the
High School Play March ,.
Rev, Tate AMI vie. Dr.. j. X
brown AMI S r.. wilson were
%county .cat visitors Monday.
G. A. Alien will move to tn,
Charley Brown farm south cas-
o; town, first of next week.
Charles Humes and wife O
Shackeiford were the guests o
&C.. w. Schooiey last Wednesday
Remember the High Schoo
P.ay tonight at the Opera Houz,
1T will be something interesting
Mrs. Everett Fulton went tt
ITipton Sunday to be the guest o
he" daughter Mrs. A. H.. Monsees
Mrs. A. G.entzer, has come
lhCmp rom a three weeks visit t
HE, parents N CherryyiI g, Kan
laas.
Mr. john RaineJ ana children
weat to Boonvile last Thur4day
lon a two weeks visit with he!
brother.
II. G. Potter recently bought
the Malta Bend telephone Sys
ten. We have rot heard Mr.. Pot
ter"S plans.
Harry England and daughter
Edith spent a Few days in Seda.ie
with Mrs. England who Is In
!, hospital at that place
william j. Ballew went to Hig
glnsville last Tuesday to make
= arrangements. to move to tina
. place i'm the near future.
Miss Alice Waller came home
!, from Seda,ia last Saturda.
morning on a visit to her par
tents, Mr.. ana Mrs. James Waller
Rev. Cummins preached at tn,
a h..3tian church OH last Wednes
day night. A large crowd wa.
present and a splendid sermon
was heard.
Mechanics Elliott and Ruther
,tord after a few days visit tt
to Their sister Mrs. } L, Brady
returned to their homes last Fri.
day morning.
A.Lineo n Kirk, En- ertainef ard
.mperaonator viii be heard In
the Malta Bend Opera Houge
Mnsph 12, tickets on sac al
""
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05

Wouldn't you like to visit Cali
fornia now while the climates
contrast is more striking than At
any other time 2 Orange and
lemon groves in blossom and in
maturity; flowers in rich proiu-
sion and endless variety; charm
ing valley and mountain resorts;
at the seashore swimming, bath
ing, boating all these and more
waiting for you,
To make the trip economically
buy one OF the
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05

w. +. A. link AMI wife attended
the Riggins-C.aycomb wedding
Wednesday.
Most o. our farmers have been
using the road drag in our vicin-
ity let the good work go ON.
Peter Kurtz baby i9 very low
with pneumonia and whoop!ng
cough.
The Ladies Missionary Society
recently organized meg Tuesday
March = with Mrs. i. ID. Jackson
the next meeting will b. he'll! at
Mrs. w. A. Huff's. All interest
ell i'm this work ar oinyito3 to tt
tend.
w. ii. Crum OF Malta Bend hand
lel us $1.5O Monday while here
an oi balance-and we voted
him 1.-The whole cheeSe"-a Crum
no longer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-24
CHARLES F~ULSTONE,
CHARLES LEWIS,
HANS NELSON. 5m
CARPETS, llNOCEUM, MATING

CARPETS, LINoLEuM, MATING
We have now a larger and more
complete assortment of carpets. lin
oleum and m%attings than any store
in Carson City. We cordially in
vite the housewives OF Carson City
to call and inspect our stock and to
make selections from our large va
riety OF patterns and materials. BY
so doing We can save on money for
We have this assortment at bed rock
prices. We invite inspection OF
these carpets, linoleums and mattings
ut any time you may desire 10 make
selections.
II. BURST, Carson Furniture co.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-24
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

Notice is hereby given that the
Assessor has this day delivered to
the undersigned the assessment roll
for the current fiscal year.
The Board oil County Commission
ers will meet as a Board of Equaliza.
ton at the County Clerks office on
Monday, September, 20, 1903. at ten
O'Clock a. III. and continue in session
from time to time. Is provided by
law, until the business of Equalization
Is disposed OF.
Il. O. PATTERSON.
Clerk of the Board OF County Com
missioners.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-24

Famous Budweiser at 8arkley's.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-24

Gail In ut Barkley $ FOR n go
drink or u cigar.