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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

SOME SNAPS.
S3350-6-room strictly mod. pr. brick cot
tage east side; full cemented
basement. cement walks; back and
front lawns. large lot: commands
an excellent view: part cash, bal.
monthly. This is bargain. Let
us tell you about II.
$2000-i-room cottage. with lot 50x1a0 It.
TO alley, southeast; small payment
down. bal. monthly.
Modern homes and vacant ground in all
parts OF the city. Also acreage and farm
land adjoining city.
II. n. STANDISH,
81 Eagle Block.
Phone Bell 2Gl2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

you own the lot or
oa,Ivalent cash payment we
na Sn home for you under our easy
29lIur a plan, that you can move
ou,,o,n Inon as il is completed and pay
kasily as you now pay your
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

Located on the corner Of 5th South
and 4th East. we have 6room
brick, which at present rents for s36, this
beautiful home can be bought for $4,000.
part cash. balance easy terms,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

BuRT & CARLQUIsT,
Home Builders
r.tate. Mortgage Loans, Insurance.
y I'D sst Felt Bldg. Phones $50.
k4105
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
Il INVESTMENT CO,
idl Main ST. Phones 2T.
| We Write Fire Insurance.
l vii Go on Your Bond,
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THOSE NEW BUNGALOWS THAT
WE ARE BUILDING ON l. STREET
BUILT OF PRESSED BRICK: s LARGE
ROOMS VERY LARGE HALLS; HARD
WOOD FLOORS: LIVING ROOMS HAVE
MISSION MANTELs AND BOOK CASES
BUILT IN THE WALLS. DINING
ROOMS HAVE BEAM CEILINGS,
PLATE RAIL AND BOX WINDOWS;
LARGE BATHROOMS; CABINET
KITCHENS: WALLS TINTED
THROUGHOUT; cEMENTED BASE
MENTS; VERY LARGE FRONT
PORCHES: BACK PORCHES SCREEN
ED IN. LOT 3ax10 RODS. PRICE
S425o. REASONABLE TERMS. YOU
CANNOT APPRECIATE THEM TILL
YOU SEE THEM
VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPER
TY IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
ALSO SOME EXTRAORDINARY BAR
GAINS IN FARMS WHICH WILL PAY
YOU TO INVESTIGATE
F. r. CASADY C co.
sos Judge Building,
Bell phone 2227, Ind, Iti0.
k4079
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=, MOD. BRICK. BUILT ONLY
sa,s Ton minutes; walk. east;
h Ioa az once. Terms.
n sungalow, near 10th +. and 8th
|. s,9ann s,r9aaisned, This is d beauty and
MOD. brick. 4th z. near 9th
M A bargain, $3250, Easy
s,aNI lot' on 5th East near 4th So
kciI kTN M REAL ESTATE CO.
ue. Both phones 6Sf.
kil0l
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S4i50-5-room brick bungalow on uni
versity benchs panelcd ceilings and
dining room. cabinet Kitchen. brick laid
up In cement; air cells between brick (,
basement cemented and plastercd: laun-
dry and fruit rooms; cement walks
around house
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

The following are a few Of the many
specials which We are offering for this
week:
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rF sFRIfTEFRSN fFTEFRNAcH aHD' LlRGEa Elk LOT; T;oSpi GG-
TENT TEN FWALKs, BAARINa, COOP GoMParY GpNARr At
TON, 521 E Isl so-
AMELIA PALACC'
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MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
210-211 Boston Bldg.
Bell 1922. Ind. 992.
k3972

$1600-75X2SS feet. fine. large, deep lot
high and dry. on 11th So. bet 9th
and 7th East facing north, best
buy southeast.
S24b0-3xS rods: faces south on 5th South
bet. 4th and 5th East; 5-room plas"
tered house, sewer and sidewalks
paid.
18th East bet. 10th and 1lth So,
new car line will pass In front
$3.50 cash: $3.50 per month.
20 lots sold this week in University
Heights. Lots $3.50 each; SO cash; $o per
month. Near the colleges; close In. ele-
CANT view; no smoke or dirt
MEEKS e MCCARTNEY.
2l0-2i1 Boston Bldg.
Gerald r Ycarsley, F. Il. Wickine.
c, G. Fabian. Associated.
k4oSS
SNAPS. SNAPS. SNAPS.
Just
Few
s. N a S.
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YOUNG & YOUNG,
Hooper block. East 1st South.
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S1400-S0 ACRES OF LAND, 1s MILES
south OF Salt Lake City: has fine
we'll. plenty OF water. finest kind
OF land for all kinds OF grain. ap-
pies. potatoes. etc; mile from
the new proposed street car line
You will have to hurry II you want
some of this cheap land. Bell
phone 1877. 122 Merchants Annex
over Walkers store. k3059
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR FOUR DAYS.
Party leaving the city says sell my 4
room cottage, lot '2lXl0 rods. on 9th So.
near 4th E. Come quick. Only $500
4-room mod b., Sth and South w. Tenn
pie. s2S00; $500 cash, with good monthly
payments.
broom mod p b., southeast. only
$4,000
Srooin mod, 3rd ave, south front; one
Of the finest in city: largo lot; $4,000
Some choice lots close in to exchange
for cottage: pay cash difference
% acres on east bench; nothing like il
for price.
S. 10, Is and 10 acres. southeast, all
snaps
No better time TO buy than now.
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On 18th East, near car line. we have an
II room modern home, which for the
price Is surely snap; you will say sc
range terms.
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sl0,500,

Il s10.500
1 On First ave. close in. one
|h those we'll built, substan-
liil homes, II large rooms.
|m 6lxl59 feet to an alley.
xsll worth the money
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We have some choice pieces o1
farming land In Cottonwood and Davis
county, which are money makers.
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--.E I1VT THREE NEW. MgD,smse Ma,snce
WE IA small cash payment, palanee To
i, homes, ,Ha as rent rent ". B, Andrews ~ aiesss
Soi D. F. Walker
-a,7r Tyo 5-RooM. MODERN
FOR sAEha .si arranged for rooms ,deIi9rs slfe
fS61asss Hs sna %aTss walks. s.
cement basemGns NJ w, II. Moreton;
sold 50 u; at ana onee; So: phones 2ia. eleoe
7-RooM sTRIcTgh,Y3, Tg,3,o M9PhRHt I6Sg south FRO front.
bTis T9siS9nGff4 anG Streets ilsi End nssis syS
Ind 2eSS. -
COAL LANDS BouGGMdgTe 30 uGndge bdE. AHD 75s da75s
" l.. Grelner, go '"'e
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Business property. $3.50 per foot. be
tween Main and State on First South.
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southeast bench, also Other tracts SuIt-
able for building Now is the time
10 buy,
BEAUTIFUL
HALF-ACRE TRACTS
In the Coming locality: fine level land
covered with fruit and shade trees; good
water right: II you arc looking for n nice
place to live. with plenty of breathing
space (these tracts being equal in size
TO seven ordinary city lots) see us at
once Remember. the soil Is n deep rich
loan that will produce all the fruit and
vegetables that any family can use
There is fine school just completed
within two blocks OF these tracts. and
the car line is expected there in the near
future. The terms are very easy. 80
cash and $40 per month. For further
particulars Inquire at store, corner a.
South and 21st East. or
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO..
so MAIN STREET lei0S5
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S40e-Buys 2oxl20-ft- lot, alley in rear
near 6th So. and 18th East, lust
think of 1t! We sold a lot in this
locality last week for twice this
amount. Get busy. We can give
easy terms
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On Main st, near 5th South. choice
piece OF business property, with some
improvements. which will help to paw
taxes and interest until YOU sell or build:
$3.50 per foot for immediate sale: this is
SO per foot below what we sold the
adjoining properly at See US
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S4650-7-room, 2-stoly brick on east
bench; BATH toilet hot air heat. cemented
basement; 50Xl3O IT.; trees, sidewalks; ;
complete home.
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On 18th F.. just below 9th So. fine
level. elevated land, sl75o per acre.
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S9500-s0x165 II. on 5th East, south OF
Brigham street; paving, sidewalk, sewer
all paid Groom modern house, includ l.
Ing hot water heat. The ground is worth
$l26 front foot. We will loan $4,000 on
the property
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s210o-Buys Two houses on q 50-foot lot.
near R G. w. depot. houses rent
ing for S2S per month and always
occupied; owner leaving city and
will sacrifice.
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We have a very large tract beginning
miles from postoffice that can be pur-
chased for less than $3.50 per acre. Thi:
tract Is level, good water right, AND Is
NOT OVER THE JORDAN RIVER
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LOTS.
SbOO-For nice lot on Sth ave
SS15-5oxl57-ft. lot on Lake 81. near atn
South.
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| $3.50 -5-room bungalow: mission finish !;
/ on east bench; cabinet kitchen. cemented
! basement, hot air heat: 50x1ic IT. $500
| cash: on 1lth East
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SPECIAL


ONLY ONE
LEFT
OF OUR
H1GH-CJASS RESIDENCES
NEW
COMPLETE.
ELEGANT,
10 ROOMS,
2 BATHS
FINISHED BASEMENT,
WITH VEGETABLE ROOM
AND LAUNDRY.
SLEEPING PORCH:
QUARTER SAWED WHITE OAB
AND
BIRCH FINISH
THROUGHOUT
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
18TH EAST AND 9TH SOUTH,
NOTHING LIKE IT
IN THE CITY.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR A PERFECT HOME.
YOU SHOULD SEE 1T.
FFITscH. NO 81 50: MAIN. SECOND
FLOOR
PHONES. BELL 1857; IND 747
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S6500-8-room new brick on 18th East;
modern, Including hardwood floors, not
air heat; modern in arrangement; new
house; terms
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sS150-S-room brick on 9th East, south
OF 9Th So, renting for $13S a month !,
house built on rear OF lot, facing Brooks
ave-. lot on corner can be improved; 50x
ISL IT. 5000 cash. bal. TO be arranged
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SEE JONES.
IF YOU'RE FROM MISSOURI
HE WILL SHOW YOU THE GOODS
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II you are looking for business proper
ty see us. We are agents for the
choicest property in the city.
Agents for the worlds greatest fire in
Surance COMPANY,
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HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN TRUST
COMPANY,
300 Main st. Phones so3.
lI2ann
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i, $500.
g g., FEET. LOCATED ON 11TH
,,SlI 9Th AND 7TH E.: FACES
e, BEAUTIFUL. HIGH, DRY
noOM FOR TWO HOUSES IN
y y AND EIGHT IN REAR, OR
'fhACE TO RAISE CHICKENS.
ONLY $500,
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FARM BCY-40 acres good ground, part
under cultivation; good water right; 800
an acre. The cheapest property In salt
| Lake valley,
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APPLY TO OWNER.

I0s5 z. 11TH SOUTH.
fHONE 34-K. IND 1909.
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IN FOREST DALE.
SEVERAL, 5-ROOM PRESSED BRICE
MODERN HOMES; LARGE LOTS.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
New Superintendent

The Board of Education COM
pleted the roster of public
school teachers Wednesday night
by selecting A. C. Gwinn, superin-
tendent; Miss Rose Rosenthal,
teacher Of history and business in
the high school, and Miss Vivien
Edwards, teacher of the Sth grade.
The new superintendent is not
a stranger to the people of Slater,
as he vas principal of the high
school here during the school term
Of 1904 and is a son of Abner
Gwinn, one of the old citizens of
the county nephew of r. P. and
E. P. Gwinn, and a brother Of Roy
Gwinn Of this place.
He comes well recommended by
the leading business men and edu-
Gators Of Liberty, Mo-, and the di-
rectors believe they have the right
man in the right place. He is to
receive a salary of 81, 2OO.-Slater
Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27

Dear Den-The earldom OF HawcastIe L.
one of the Oldest in the kingdom. and the
st. Aubyns have distinguished themselves
In the forefront of English battles from
Agincourt and Crecy to Sebastopol. The
present holder of the title came into II by
tccident. He was a younger sons younger
son and had spent some years in Russia
in business under another name. Nothing
here In his English record is seriously
against him. though everything he has is
xnortgaged to the handle.
She finished with a look Of triumph.
"What a terrible Indictment she
said scornfully. $50 that was what
you counted on to convince me Of my
mistake? shall tell Lord Hawcastle
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27

your brother? The whole kit and boo
die Of them are on the track of John
Simpsons money!
~ gave Almeric my promise. 1t was
forever. and I shall keep It," she an
swered slowly, as H. she had been i'm.
pressed with his earnestness. He look
ed at her quietly.
"Pm not going to let you," he re-
piled.
Then I'll throw your interference to
the winds, I shall marry without your
consent"
do you think they'd let your Pike
asked quickly. For a moment she
stood still. and then came the sound Of
the guitars from over the wall. Pike
went on after a time.
Sounds kind of foreign aid lone.
some" lie said. I'D rather hear some.
thing hat sounded more like home
Sweet G~enevieye,' for instance. You
know 1t. don't your
81 used to-" she answered, hanging
her head. Its old fashioned aud com
mon. isn't itT"
"That's why l like 1t. I guess" he
answered. II couldn't get you to sing
It for me before I 60 home. could IT'
She looked at him thoughtfully for a
moment.
"I'm afraid not" she answered and
went quickly into the hotel. leaving
him looking after her curiously.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
The Contract Let

The long-lookjed for mach ne
shops, ear repair shops, new
round house and other equ p
ments necessary to do all the re-
pair work on the western divis-
:oa arr 20 be constructed at Sla-
ter. We say this on the author
ity of Superintendent Corbett of
the Western division, who was in
town yesterday and informed as
that the contract for the work had
been let.
In making enquiry of him in re-
gard to an installment of construa-
ton machinery, which arrived here
yesterday morning he said, ~ don't
know whether this machinery has
arrived or not, but We are certain
ly going to do a great deal of work
here this summer. The company
will doubtless spend 100000 in
constructing a new round house
car shops and machine shops. We
want to do all the repair work for
the western division at this place
The business of this division has
increased to such an extent that
II is no longer posi- bic to handle
It successfully with the present
facilities, in fact we are doing
about as much as they r on the
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27

ed Friday while eating lunch. The
supposition is that the mice car
ried strychnine from an open box
on the same shelf to the eatables
which he kept on the same shelf.
A doctor was called and serious
danger prevented.---There is
quite a menagorie at Deis' bucther
shop this week, consisting of an
owl, four crows and three young
wolves, and the best of it all is
that it costs nothing to see
them.---Mrs. Edd Lee had an &C
cident Wednesday that might have
been more serious. She opened
the refrigerator and while she was
getting the eatables out the lid
fell down and struck h r just above
the eye, brusing her head consid-
erbly.-Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
MIAMI

A young man named Kelsey, who
works on the John Burruss place
across the river, met with an ac-
cident Tuesday afternoon from
which he suffered a broken leg.
He and Lewis Burruss were driv-
ing a team of young mules. The
team became frightened and SHIRT
ed to run. Kelsey pulled sharply
and broke a line.He then became
frightened and jumped from the
wagon breaking the leg just above
the ankle.---We had a chat on
Tuesday with the oldest man in
the town, Mr.. August Royar, and
his good wife who is not many
years his junior and found them
both enjoying the best of health.
Mr.. Royar is 81 years old. He has
not been out much lately but says
he is going to walk up to the farm
the first of next week.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
SLATER

Mr.. Brill, the Biograph show
man has sold his picture show at
Alton and will move to Slater
T. ]. Gauldin finished taking the
enumeration of the children of this
school district last Saturday and
finds there is a total OF 95l b tween
the ages of six and twenty years.
which is 65 short of last year,
AL Crawford, colored, who was
charged with bootlegging, was ar
raigned before the criminal court
recently but was released as the
prosecuting witness, who was a
negro woman had left the country,
-Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27

What u terrible Indictment" she said.
that you will be willing to take up the
matter Of the settlement the moment
his solicitor arrives"
Pike shook his head sadly.
mo, l wouldn't do that, because
won't take up any settlements with
him or any one else"
slave you after this any objection
to my alliance with Mr.. st. Aubyn"
she inquired. her anger at white heat.
at isn't ar alliance with Mr.. st.
Aubyn you're after" he replied calm
ly. you're after something there
amt anything to. II I'd Yet you buy
what you want you'd find 1t as emp,
a the judgment day the morning
after. You think because I'm a Jay
country lawyer l don't understand.
Why, we've got the same thing al
home. There was little Annie Hoff.
meyer. Her pa was'a carpenter and
doing well, but Annie could not get
into the Kokomo Ladies' Literary so.
ciety, and her name didn't show up In
the society column four or Eve times
every Saturday morning. so she gets
her pa to give her the money to marry
Artle Seymour. the minister's son, and
a regular minister's son he was! Al
most broke Annie's heart and her pas,
too, but he let her have her way and
went In debt and bought them a house
on Main street. That was two years
ago."
Pike paused momentarily.
"Annie's working at the deepo candy
stand now" he resumed, "and Artie's
working ut the hotel bar-in front
drinking up what's left Of old mar
Observation-Disclosures"
She flung away from him In q tenn
per and then wheeled on him In a
fash.
"And you say you understand-you
who couple the name Of a tippling 20
kel with that of a st. Aubyn, whose
ancestors have fought on every field OF
battle from Crecy and Agincourt to the
Crimear'
"But you won't see much Of his an
cestorsr' complained Pike.
HE bears their name." she an
swered. g
That's It, and it's the name you
want, Nobody could look at you and
not know It wasn't himi It's the name
And I'd let you buy it II II would make
you happy-if yoa didn't have to take
the people with II. Don't you pc,
they're counting on It? The earl-hei
counting on living ON YOU The In
dianian became excited. why, a Terri
Haute pickpocket could see that Ant
this old Lady Creech-she's counting
on It. and this Frenchwoman that
with them-isn't she trying to LAND
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
SWEET SPRINGS

Annie Price, wife Of Chas. H. Kill
lion, died at her home near Corder
Saturday morning, May is, 1910,
after an illness of a week. She
had not been in the best of health
for the past five months, but was
not considered to be in a danger
condition, She leaves a hus-
band and four children. Jos. l.
Killion, his father and sons, Joe
and John Killion, and wife and
daughter Mrs. c. e. Dickerson and
family, were at Corder Sunday but
did not arrive until after she died
The burial was made Tuesday,
J. A. Sink and wife returned Fri
day from winston-Salem, NORTH
Carolina, where they had been fol
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27

four weeks visiting his brother and
other friends and relatives.---
A band of rowing Indian fortune
tellers invaded the quiet precincts
of the town Friday. From whence
they came or whittier they went
we know not, but while here their
picturesque dress and manners at
tracted the multitude and they sue
ceeded in gathering in several
,sheckles from unsuspecting citizens
They have gone and a few of the
knowing ones m wiser but poor
er.-Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
A Living Skeleton

is the final condition OF any child
that has worms-if it lives. Think
of having something in your stom-
ach that eats all you take as
nourishment. Nine tenths of the
babies have worms, may be yours
has. Be certain that it has not by
giving it Whites Cream Vermifuge
it expels all worms and is a tonic
for the baby: Price 25. cents. Sold
by P. H. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
To be Continued
Boys will be Boys

and are always getting scratches,
cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns,
or scalds. Don't neglect such tn ngs
they may result serious if you do.
Apply Billiards. Snow Liniment as
cording to directions right away
and it will relieve the pain and
heal the trouble. Price Csc, soc and
$1.O0. Sold by P. III. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
Pins Tar and Honey

Have been used for generations in
treating coughs. DR.. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey contains both combin
ed with other valuable ingredients
Look for the bell on the bottle.
Be sure you get DR.. Bells.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
County News
From Our Exchanges
MALTA BEND

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Meinershagan
and baby drove to Blackburn last
Tuesday and from there Mr.. Mem
ershagen went to Kansas City for
repairs for his Gasoline engine.
They returned home Thursday
s. C. Tobin lost a fine jersey COW
Tuesday.---S. p. Houston has
been real sick for the past few
days but is improving slowly. A
return of his old trouble is the
cause We hope he will soon be
able to be out again.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27

main line. / am not able to make
an estimate as to how many more
men will be required here, but it
will bring a lot OF high class and
and high priced machinists. You
may boost the shops all you want
to.n-Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
Eczema

Yields readily to Dr.. Bel.'s Antisep
tic Salve. You see an improve
ment after the first Application.
We guarantee it. 1t is clean and
pleasant to use. Csc a box.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
For all Bowel Troubles

Use DR.. Bells Anti-Pain. Relief is
almost instantaneous. Is also
good externally for all kinds of
pains. Sold everywhere.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
NELSON

The special election on Tuesday
for the purpose of electing a city
marshal was quiet and only one
candidate declared himself at the
opening of the polls, it being Hi
ran Davis To enliven things a bit
some one circulated the word that
A. j. Wade had entered the race.
The result at the close of the polls
was 20 votes for Dav!s-14 in each
ward and 10 votes for Wade, : in
the LIST ward and 6 in the I'd, ward
thus making a majority for Davis
OF Is votes. Mr.. Davis held the
same office several years ago.
Miss Bonnie Vardeman returned
home from Fairview Tuesday and
will spend the summer vacation
with her parents.---Several days
ago the editor being lonesome, Sc
lcured a young fox for a pet, and
according to the little ~rascal's
pranks he is endeavoring to be-
come a printer. Tuesday after
noon while We editor was out the
fox, who usually spends his idle
moments on the desk, became in
dustrious pulled the cork off a
bottle of red ink, turned the same
over and after walking through the
fiery fluid, walked ON all paper
within reach, SO don't think you
are taken for nature fak.r il
you receive any red foot prints
Advance.