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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-08
PUBLIC-NO. 2i5.l
Is. 2lJJ.
An Act 20 Provide for An Enlarged
Homestead.


BE- II enacted by tho Senate and
House of Representatives Of the
United States Of fAmeriea In Con,
gr"'S assembled, That any person who
Is a qualified cntryman under the
homestead laws Of the United States
may enter. by legal subdivisions, un.
der the provisions ~ this act, in the
states Of colorado, Montana, Nevada,
Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyo,
ming, and the territories Of Arizona
aud New McNlcu, three hundred and
twenty acres, oT less, Of nonmineral,
nO~nirripHtHblc, unreserved and unap.
propriatcd surveyed public lands which
do not contain merchantable timber,
located IN n reasonable compact body,
aud not over one and one half miles
IN extreme length: Provided, That
no lands shall he subject To entry un.
der the provisions OF this act until
such lands shall have been designated
by the Secretary of the Interior as
not being, IN his opinion, susceptible
irrigation at "A reasonable cost from
any known source of water supply.
See. 2. That any person applying
to enter land under the provisions of
tins act shall make aud subscribe be
fore the proper officer an affidavit ~
required by section twenty two hun.
drcd and ninety Of the Revised sta,
utos, aud addition thereto shall make
affidavit that the land sought e i be
entered il Of the character described
in section one of this act, aud shall
pay the fees now required to be paid
under the homestead laws.
See. 3. That any homestead entry
man Of lands Of the character herein
described, upon which final proof has
not been made, shall have the right
TO enter public lands, subject to the
provisions of this act, contiguous to
his former entry which shall not. to.
gother with the original entry, exceed
three hundred aud twenty acres, and
residence upon and cultivation Of the
original entry shall be deemed as res
dencc upon and cultivation Of the adj.
d%itional entry.
Soc, 4, That at the time Of ma king
final proofs as provided in section
twenty two hundred and ninety. one OF
the Revised Statutes the entryman un
der this act shall, in addition to the
proofs aud anidavits required under
the said section, prove by two credi,
BILE witnesses that ~ least oneeighth
of the area embraced In his entry was
continuously cultivated 10 agricultur.
nj crops other than native grasses he,
ginning with the second year of the
entry, and AZ least one fourth of the
area embraced IN m entry was 81 con.
tinuously cultivated beginning with
the third year of the entry
See, s., That nothing herein con
tanned shall be held Ia effect the right
Of n qualified eutryman Ia make home.
stead entry in the States named in
section one Of this act under the pro.
visions Of section twenty-five hundred
and eighty nine Of the Revised
Statutes, but no person who has made
entry under this act shall be entitled
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FINAL PROOFS ON ORIGINAL
AND ADDITIONAL ENTRIES
COMPUTATION NOT nj.
IOWk.n

q Final proofs must he made AZ
IN original homestead rascs. aud IN nd
dition to the showing required of ordi.
nary homestead ontryman II mus, be
shown that NJ least one eighth Of the
area embraced IN zach entry has been
continuously cultivated 20 ag%ricultur.
al crops other than native grasses,
beginning with the second year OF the
entry, aud Mt least one forth ~ the
nren embraced in the entry has been
N i%nuously cultivated 10 agricultur
al crops other than native grasses, be
ginning with tn" third year Of the
entry aud continuing Ia date Ut final
proof.
Final proof submitted on an add
tional entry mus, show that the area
of such entry required by the act to
hr cultivated has been cultivated IN
accordance with such requirement;
~ such part OF the original entry rs
will. with the area cultivated IN the
additional entry, aggregate the requir
eel proportion pf III" combined entries,
has been cultivated IN the manner re-
quircd by the act.
Proof must be- made on the original
entry within the statutory period Of
seven years from the date of the en-
Try. aud n II ran not he shown at
that time that the cultivation has been
such ~ to satisfy the requirements of
the act ~ 10 both entries il will he
necessary {" submit supplemental
proof on the additional entry At the
proper time. But proof should Ice
made ut the same time 10 cover both
entries in all case, where the residence
aud cultivation are such IA 10 meet
the requirements Of tue act.
Communication Of either original or
additional entry, made under this act,
- expressly forbidden.
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OFFICERS BEFORE WHOM APPLI
CATION AND PROOF MAY
BE MADE

10. The net provides tha, any per
SON applying to enter land under the
provisions thereof, shall make and sub
scribe before the proper officer an at
hdavit, etc. The term proper OF
%dcer," n used herein, is held to mean
any officer authorized to take afidav Wits
~ proof In homestead cases.
Very respectfully, o.. go.
$. V. PROUDFiT,
Acting Commissioner.
Approved, March 2j, 1908.
H. A BALLINGER, Secretary. o..
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REVISED
REVISED STATUTES OF tn.
UNITED STA1ES-TITLE LINN,
lRIMES- NuAp

Sec. $500. Every person who. hay.
ing taken IN oath before q cuIpctant
tribunal, officer, or person In any case
lu which "a law Of the United States
authorize AN oath 10 he administered
that be- will testify, declare, or certi
~ 'ruly, ~ that any written te-ti
muuN, declaration, deposition. or cer'i
h.a'r boy him subscribed o.. true. will
fully aud contrary 20 such oath state,
uf -uhsrrihos any material matter
which bee iu"- not believe 'o Poe true.
j. guilty Of PERJURY, and shall ho pun
l,h"d 10y fine pi not more than two
Thousand dollars, and hy imprisonment.
~ nara iniur. not NOR than five wears:
aud shall, moreover, thereafter be IN.
capable OF giving testimony in any
court of the United states until such
time n the judgment against him Is
reversed. tScc sec. 1850
te-Iu addition 10 the above pen.
atty, every person who knowingly or
will'1lly IN auywise procure the max
ing presentation Of any false or fraud
uIcnt AFFIDAVIT pertaining 20 am mat
ter within the jurisdiction of the Sec.
rotary Of the Interior may be punish.
ed by a fine or imprisonment.
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4-OOl.
Form approved boy the Secretary
Of the Interior, March -, 1909.
Department Ut the Interior.
Apnliration and
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD.
[Act of February 10. 1908

Act of February 10, 1903.
Application No.. Land Office at.
|, ........, Of ........, DO hereby
apply to enter under section 3 OF the
act Of February 10, 1909, (Pubhc-
No. 2ij), the ........ Of section ....,
township. ..., range, .... morid.
ian, containing. ....acres, as add
tional TO my homestead entry No..
made at....,, land office for
the ..... section ..... township. 90.
range. ....., ..... meridian.
ldosolemnly swear that | am not the
owner of more than one hundred and
sixty acres IN any State or Territory,
exclusive of the land moulded ia my
original entry above described, and
that this application is made for my
exclusive benefit as an addition to my
original homestead entry, and not di
rectly or indirectly for the use or beue
ut Of any other person or persons
whomoseyeri that this application is
honestly and in good faith made for
the purpose Of actual settlement aud
cultivation; that | will faithfully and
honestly cudcavor to comply with all
the requirements Of law aud that |
have not heretofore mHde an entry uu
der the homestead, timber and stone.
desert land, or %precmp,ion laws other
than th" above described, except ...
..,, here describe former entries, IL
the character Of III" land herein apPli
ed for and each aud every legal ~uhdi
vision thereof, having passed over the
same; that my personal knowledge of
the land IL su'h as to enable me to
testify Understandings with regard
thereto; that there II not 10 my kuOwl
edge within the limits thereof any
vein OF lode Of quartz or other rock
ia place hearing gold, silver, cinuabar,
lead, tin, or copper, OF any deposits OF
coal, cennt,, gravei, or other vulua
that the land contains no salt springs
or deposits of salt in and form suni
cicnt TO render II valuable therefor;
that no portion Of said land is claim
ed for mineral purposes under the 10
ral customs ul rules OF miners or other
wise; that no portion Of the land is
worked for minerals during any part
Of the year by any person or persons,
and that my application is not made
for the purpose of frnudulently oh.
tanning title to mineral lands; that
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CONSTRUCTIVE RESIDENCE PER.
MIlTED ON CERTAIN LANDS
IN UTAH.

=. The sixth section Of the act IN
der consideration provides that not ex
ceeding 2,oOO,OOO acres Of land in the
State ~ Utah, which do not have up
on them sufficient water suitable for
Domestic purposes M will render eon'
t%inuous residence upon such lands pos
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ENLARGED HOMESTEAD ACT

shall Ice the same ~ thus" now required
tu hc paid under the homestead laws.
therefore, while the fccs may not IN
ANY one rn,c exceed the maximum fee
"i 80. required under the general
homestead Law. the commissioners will
b" determined 10y the atra IT land en-
hrHrcd M the entry.
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affidavit was read fo or by anant Ia
nay presence before aNisnt a1izrd ZIG
nature thcrctoj that ulIaut is 10 mc
personally known of bu. been ,n'i.
fnrtoriIy identified before me- by.....
... gI." FUN maine and post Office al
if"ss .'hu' ! verify believe a1ant ~
Nr o qualified applicant aud the idou
'I.aI person horoiuhcfufc described.
aud that said affidavit W.. duly sub
,rribcd aud sworn 20 before me, nt
my Office, iu......... town, ........
county and ~tatcJ, within the .....
laud District, this ..... day of......
ls.....
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! hereby certify that the foregoing
affidavit was read 20 or by nliant IN
NY p]ro-"uro before a1Inut. affixed sig
nature. 'horcto; that atlantis ure ~
m' personally SHOWN Tor have been
satisfactorily identified hrfprc me by
aud that said aninut
wn. IulN subscribed before ne att.
.., this day of ......, 10 CO..
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! herb, certify that the foregoing
AFFIDAVIT wa read 20 % by niinut. iu
my presence before atlantis affixed
signatures thereto. that uninu'- ere 20
~" personally know. .ur have been
satisfactorily identified bctur, me hy
.... ....) aud that sad AFFIDAVIT vn,
duly subscribed 10 before me- att.
this day Of ..., d"
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FORM OF APPLICATION.

5 Nppliraiio ions 10 enter must be-
submitted upon affidavit, Form No
! nna, ropy of which Is annexed here
iu.
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Wr. .... of $500 aud of
du -olcmuly swear that Nc arc
well acquainted with the uboyc nam
cI utIuu' aud the land. described. and
personally know that the statement
made by him relative 20 the character
Of the .tid lands ARE true.
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REVISED STATUTES or TIl
UNITED STATES TITLE LINN
-GRIMIN lIIAn

See. j392 E,ory person who, ha,
ing taken M oath before competent
tribunal, officer, ~ person, iu amy cu.c
~ which u law Of the United ~tutcs
authorizes an oath ~ bee administered.
that he will testify. declare. lcpusc.
~ certify truly. uf that any written
testimony, declaration, deposition, or
certificate by him subscribed D.. true.
williully and contrary 20 such oath
states or subscribe, any material mat
ter which does not believe 10 hr true.
N guilty of perjury. sud shall ho pun
ishcd by u fine of not more than two
thousand dollars, and by Imprisonment.
at hard labor, not more than Eve
years; aud shall, moreover, thereafter
be incapable of giving testimony in
any court, of the United states until
such time ~ the Judgment against
him j. reversed see soc. 1850
Notc-ln addition 10 the above pen.
atty, every person who knowingly or
w%illfully In ANY wise prorurcs the max
ing ~ presentation II nuy false or
fraudulent AFFIDAVIT pertaining 10 amy
matter within the jurisdiction OF the
Secretary If the Interior may b" pun.
ish"d by tine 81 imprisonment
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trict, this. day off,, ID.


We. ...., Of .... and Of
..., DO sul"mnly swear that wc az,
we'll acquainted with the uho,c named
niiant aud the lands described. aud
personally known THAT 'hc statement
made by him relative 'o the rha,ac
ter Di the said lands are true
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Continued on page four.)

See Fills Transfer, all calls will re-
ccivc prompt attention,
Phone 236, ll.tf
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|DHTTIUI ~Ir-IgUUIIUU NJ O1rofO
United ~atto, Land Office a. .....
I hereby certify that the foregoing
application Is for surveyed land of
the class which the applicant B.. legal
Is entitled 10 enter under the act Of
February ~, 1909. mud that there i-
no prior valid adverse right to the
same, aud this day been allowed
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AOO3

Form approved by the Secretary Of
the interior March %, 1909
Department " the Interior.
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CONCEAL designation ~ Office
United states Land Omce ut.

.........., u"
! hereby certify that the foregoing
application h, for surveyed land Of
the class which 'hr applicant D.. legal
~ entitled to enter under the nc, Of
February ~, 1909, aud 'ha, there i-
no prior valid adverse right ~ th,
same aud has thi. lay been allowed
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
Bennett-C Clause

Roy Bennett, of Maroa, ILL.,, and
Miss Nellie Clause, of Blue Lick,
were married at the home of the
groom's uncle, Stephen Tuders, of
College Addition, at 2.3O Friday af-
ternoon, Rev. H. j. Steinheimer Of
ficiating. Mr.. Bennett is an in
dustrious and PROSPEROUS young
farmer and will provide well for
his bride in her new home. Miss
Clause is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Clause, of Blue Lick, and
is in every way fitted to make IN
ideal help-mate and to make home
the dearest spot on earth. They
left soon after the ceremony for
their new home taking with them
the best wishes of many friends
and acquaintance.
Immediately after the ceremony
the guests were invited out to the
dining room by Mrs. Tuders, who
had prepared an abundant feast
She has become expert at this. as
it was the Twelfth wedding dinner
that she has served at her home.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK COMMISSION 60,
Among the Sick

Mrs. r. W. Finley, of Mt. Leonard
is very ill. Mrs. j. P. Force went
up Wednesday and reported her no
better. Mrs. Finley is a sister OF
Judge Force and he is at her bed
side. 'y'F
Mr.. Gurren, manager OF Hotel
Ming is on the sick list this week,
week.
Mrs. o. w. Johnston reports that
AL Ritter, her son-in-law, has beer
quite Sill of ar attack OF appendi-
citis at st. Louis.
Mrs. Irving Williams, who ha'
been quite sick at her home in Mel
son, was taken to a Kansas CITY
sanitarium Sunday. Mr.. Williams il
proprietor of the feed yard or
Morgan st. in this city.
C. L. Reppenhagen is down witt
typhoid fever.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
GRAND PASS.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. McReynolds
returned Tuesday from an ex-
tended visit in California and Seat
tie, Washington.
Mrs. Lee of Lawrence, Kansas is
visiting her niece, Mrs. w. Coad
and family.
James Demoss is attending NJ. V.
c, at Marshall.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams is very sick.
Miss jamie Demoss visited Miss
Katie Fletcher at Nelson Sunday.
Mrs. Ida McCurley and child OF
Kansas City is visiting her mother
Mrs. j. Jones.
Nj. Blanchard of Ottowa, Kansas
spent a few days with his cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Burrus. Mr.. Blan-
chard and family will move to
California soon.
Mrs. A. E. Riley entertained hel
Sunday School class of fourteen
little girls and boys last Friday af,
ternoon at a two course luncheon
School began here Monday will
S. Burruss as principal and Mis-
Q~uissenbery as primary teacher.
A fine new furnace has been pu'
in the school house and other muel
needed repairs have been made b.
the directors the past week.
Miss Laura Webb entertaine,
Miss Pearl Riley, Miss Kate Rey
nolds and Miss Callie Mcclure las
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
ST. LOUISLIVE STOCK MARKET
Special to Marshall Republican.

National Stock Yards, Ill, Sept IA.
Cattle receipts 5000. Market fully
steady with yesterday. One lot
of choice yearlings reached 1925,
and although that looks high for
yearlings, it is not the limit OF ex-
pectations under present demand.
The range in values continues very
wide, choice grades selling Is to 25c
higher than a week ago. Medium
killers, excepting heifers steady,
and the medium heifers of which
supplies have been liberal 10 to 15c
lower. Outlook strong on the
good kinds.
Hog receipts 1900. Market open
ed steady, and all early sales to
to butchers and shippers were on
that basis. Tops reaching 1882 1-2.
which was paid for n small bunch
of choice hogs. Late in the day af-
ter shippers had filled up packers
bought their hogs 10 to 15c lower
and at the close a good many hogs
remained unsold. Aside from a
few choice hogs the quality was
very ordinary; bulk $50 to s.45,
We sold some choice 124 ID. pigs
at 500; outlook about steady, and
we recommend shipping all hogs
that will do to come.
Sheep receipts 1000 maikat steady
Top lambs 7.50. They were not as
good as the best yesterday. Tor
sheep 4.s5. 1t looks like light sup
plies and a strong market during
the remainder of this week.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK COMMISSION GO
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
RIVER VIEW

Ray johnson was one OF the con-
testants at the Kinodrome Saturday
evening at Slater.
Mrs. Henry Viebrock has returned
from a weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Detmer at SedAliA
Mrs. {. w. Blumhorst and daugh.
ter, Miss Louise, were shopping in
Slater Friday.
Orson King and family attended tho
picnic at Gillian Thursday.
w. Fl. Thornton, wife and daughter
and Henry Msttix and wife we're
among those who went TO Slater Sat-
urday.
Mrs. J. w. Moore was visiting rel
stives in Gillian Tuesday.
Miss Anna Hoy began her school
Monday at River View with good at
tendance.
F. L. Fisher and Miss Lillian Hem
sick, Earl Brown and sister were
among those WHO attended the lee
cream supper at Hardeman Friday
night.
j. L. Mattix aud wife have moved
to Slater, their home In the future.
Miss Alta Coon has been the guest
of Mrs. G. A. Thomas.
viii Dilley and family spent Sun
day at the home OF Paul Boseller near
Oak Grove.
Theo Welp and Frank Kiso were
hauling wheat to Slater Monday.
Mrs. Robert Peuster was the guest
of her brother, A. ]. Kruger and wife
Saturday.
Joe Crosslin was trading in Gillian
Saturday.
Joe II. Auer was driving In our vi.
cinity Saturday afternoon.
Jesse Hensick, wife and daughter
aud +. l. Fisher and several others
took q day of Sunday and enjoyed
the pleasure Of going to Chotesu
Springs. They report & delightful
trip.
Lewis Driver and wife attended the
picnic a. Good Hope Saturday.
Harry Johnson and family are con-
templating moving to Slater for the
winter.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
Real Estate Transfers

Ellen Carpenter to Edith P
& Lillian V Carpenter lot
2 block 8 Boatright & Cor
don's add Marshall ...... e. 1000
Martha E Dawes to Moses H
Land lot ! block Z Boatright
& Gordon's add Marshall 290C
August Schlue TO Otto Heer-
man lot 5 book 1 Buckners
add Sweet Springs ...... -. SC(
Jno Fl Green to F F Valentine
10 acres in 15-5O-21 ...... .. 1886
VIM c Walk to David B Walk
80 acres in 17-4S-20 ...... &. 1905
Jno Pearson to Com P Storts
lots I block 10 East extern
ton Eubank add Slater ... "a
Trustees M E Church, Miami
to Rosa A Walden lot "a
block 4 Bells add Miami -. 72t
Mary Hamilton to Lee IShuck
71.61 acres in 25-49-20 ..-... 325(
j r Thomas to Frances Prior
1-3 acres in 11-50-21 .... S5O(
Frances E Prior to j r Thorn
as lot s block 1 Highland
Place, Marshall ...'. ."'. "" 2SO|
VIM J Suppe to Mary Lewis
lots in New Frankfort Is. 14iI
H I Blosser to F C Blackburn
part lot 3 block II Browns
add Malta Bend .... sees" 9OI
T. j. Hunter to j. H. Green
lot 2 block Is English Add
Marshall ...... -...--.------.. 100
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17

Ernest Lemm, Gillian
Herman Ludwig, MAJ shall
Simon Dow, Malta Bend
F. P. Colt, Marshall
Payton Giles, Marshall
Mrs. Alice Martin, Slater
Judge Samuel Davis, Marshall
Chas. ~Lovercamp, Blackburn
Geo. H. Lovercamp, Sweet Springs
Andy Cook, Sweet Springs
Geo. Hemme, Sweet Springs
T. A. McAlister, Sweet Springs
1G. T. Nuckles, Marshall
o. L. Van Buskirk, Sweet Springs
Joseph Monegali, Sweet Springs
Edmund Allen, Sweet Springs
VIM. F. Dierker, Blackburn
j.. M. %Fulkerson, Blackburn
j. M. Clark, Shackelford
H. j. Barger, Shackelford
j. s. VanStone, Malta Bend
j. r. Rutherford, Blue Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Davis and chill
dren, Walter and Ruth, we're here
from near Napton Friday shop
ping. Mrs. Davis called in to re-
new for the Republican and also
chat about old times a minute, be-
ing a former resident of our home
county.
Geo. w. Little, of the upper Mi
ami bottom, mailed us a very use
full check last weak.
Uncle Ben Colder called in Mon
day to order the Republican SEN
to his son, Luther, who left Bun,
day for Quindaro, Kansas, to at
tend Western University the en-.
suing term.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17

Saturday and Sunday in honor of
her nieces Misses Elenor and
Lola Bell Demoss who were visit
ing her from Odessa.
j. Latum spent last week with
his sister Mrs. E. Bell at Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
Births

CLAWSON-A fine big girl ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
E. b. Clawson on South Lafayette
Tuesday morning, Sept. 14th.
LEA daughter was born 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee at the
home of the latter's mother Mrs
Nancy King, of East Marshall, Sep
IL.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
LOCAL MARKET.
ERECTED Sept. nth by Swift & Go,
Our Friends.
May they live long aAd prosper"

May they live long aAd prosper"
The following we're new subscri'
bers or renewed during the past
week. New subscribers marked by
star.
y. L. Rogers, Grand Pass
ID. H. Emison, Napton
MRS. G. e. Carey, Marshall
VIM. q. Akers, Marshall
Rev, j. H. Randall, Malta Bend
Ashton Fulton, Malta Bend
Mrs. s. E. Bakey, Miami
]. H. Green, Marshall
Henry Bohlken, Gillian
F. Thesis, Slater
j. b. Jackson, Gillian
w. B. Richardson, Gillian
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
Millinery

Mrs. ]. Demoss of Grand Pass an
nounces she has her fall and win
ter millinery, of the latest styles,
from Kansas City. She thanks her
patrons and wishes their future
patronage.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
The Larue Sale.

j. A. Larue's sale near Elmwood
Wednesday was favored with ideal
weather and a big crowd. Prices
were generally very good. A fine
dinner was served by New Home
Christian church.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17

j. j. Biszantz, of Herndon, yes
terday sold his 50 acre farm to
his brother-in-law, Hilary Thomas,
of Salt Springs, possession Oct. list
Mr.. Biszants will buy elsewhere.
We are told that a deal was under
way yesterday between Tom john
son, Of Herndon, and ]. r. Thomas
for bis 90 acre farm.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-17
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Roy Bennett, Maroa, Ill.
Nellie Clause, Blue Lick.
Vincent Frain, Shackelford
Sadie West, Shackelford
Turner E. Gibbs, Slater
Miss Lenora Written, Slater
VIM Huff, col. Marshall
Iona Irvan, col, Marshall