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The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19
California Insurgent Late Returns Indicate Clean
 Sweep Of the State
 Johnson For Governor HcLachIan and HcKinIay, Encunbents, Arc Almost Certainly Defeated For Con- gress Works Probably Recommended
Johnson For Governor

San Francisco, Aug. 16-Pittet
 against the old guaru Of rapubli
 canism and the strongest person.
 al and political machine the state
 has ever known, insurgency, J
 the newest issue in republican
 politics, won a sweeping victory in California today at the first
 direct primary election held under the act passed by the last legis-
 lature.
 From returns received up to midnight it is certain that Hiram
 w. Johnson, insurgent republi- can, is nominated by his party for governor. The indications are that his plurality over Charles F. Curry will be large. Curry's main strength lay in this city, but it is almost certain that Curry will go out of the city with less than 5000 plurality. Johnson's plurality in the south will out weigh this ny many thousands.
 In line with Johnson's victory is the close fighting the second congressional district, where William Kent, insurgent locked horns with Duncan McKinlay. several times his party's choice for that post in Washington. For many hours the battle between Kent and McKinlay was carried on with but half 8 dozen votes between them. At midnight Kent led small margin, his adherents claiming his nomination and that another dent had been made in the battIe-scarred sheld of the stalwarts.
 Of his triumph, Johnson had this to say tonight:
 The fight has been made on progressive lines and it is a clear ly defined insuregent victory. We entered this fight with a serious and with one great issue which we presented to the people of California for their determin- ation.' They have declared in favor of taking back the goern- ment which for more than a quarter of century has been an asset and chattel of the Southern Pacific political bureau.
 We have taken our republi- eansim from the brave insurgents of the east, who have fought the great fight and aroused the civic conscience of the nation. This is he first time the people of the state have h2d en oppor tunity to choose for themselves without he intervention of political bos- ies, ank they have justified the belief confidently expressed throughout our campaign that he people will invariably decide CT the right when the issue is quarely presented to them. h. is victorious in Cali ornia. "
 The most complete figures at aidnight showed that Alden An erson, the stannard bearer of he republican organization 7hich has ruled for years in this tate. came out Of the contest a oorthird. Totals from 503 pre- incts throughout the state give ohnson 15,578. Curry 11,O14, -nderson 5,750. Late figures ' rom 351 precincts of the satae Xclusive of Sau Francisco gave le other two republican conest- nts, Stanton 2,167 and EIlery 49. l
 Dan Divelbess will in few days pen a livery barn where Julius has just finished his l arm ana sheds. Mir. Divelbess I i'll put in a new stock of huggies nd other equipment. He is now
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19

lola Portland Cement makes a block twice as strong as other cement. Ask any Cement man. For sale by A. 6 B. Schuster
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19

Hon. Joseph W. Smith, one of the leading republicans, and one of Navajo County's bankers was in Holbrook, Saturday.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19
Houck Ariz

Hon. J. F. Wilson was here from Prescott, Saturday attend ing to some legal business.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19

B. D. Soloman was here the first of the week from Hunt. MT. Soloman had business with the Board of Supervisor.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19

Hon. o. K. Gardner was in town yesterday from his farm near Woodruff.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19

Senator W. H. Clark, was at the republican convention last Saturday elected Chairman of the County Central Committee. The The Senator is about the best konwn republican in the county and will surely lead the republi- cans to victory.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19
Los Angeles Times.

Three good residence lots for sale in Holbrook, inquire of Sidney Sapp,
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19

Miss Sadie Hulet was here from Snowflake, Sunday the guest of her father John R. Hulet.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19

Zeke Newman is in town this week from Flagstaff. Zeke likes Holbroolz.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19

w. P. Geary, District Attorney was here Tuesday from Winslow.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19
FOR SALE.

For Sale 2O0O Navajo Ewes 1 to 4 years old only $2.75. Per Head
 o. Hill.
 Houck Ariz
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19
We Guarantee Every Box

We Guarantee Every Box of Dr. Bells Antiseptic Sale to- do what we claim. Try it for ulcers, boils. running sores, letter, ringworm, eczema, salt rheum,
 fever sores, cuts, bruises, pimp
 les, black heads. chaps, felon burns or any skin disease. 25c a box.
 For Sale By Bolbrook Drug Co.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-19

Navajo County is improving as farst or probably faster than any other county in the new state.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

Mit mabrem Sl1bel muroe @iiela
empfangerr. Mnnele elite ibr entgegen
Inns fibrte iie int triumph nah Ser
@arte1laltbe, @l1genie rn1ornte iie
u110 iprah lit SEN liebet1smiirOig1ten
@orten ibre 6rel1oe aus, 6raf Sultan
6etbeuerte, oaB er iih ii6eridmenglld
gliidlid fiible, urro al1d Graf SEQ
lieB es nidt a1 einenr freltnOliden
@llfonrnter1 fe6len.
Cline boppelte Sreltoe lit es fir
u1rs Site; 0oB Sic ulrs begleiten,
6rdulein Gilela," iagte er ber5ltdJ.
u3aB SIR SEER Gater Sic lelb1t 0a=
SIT aufgefor6ert fat, lit 6as bette Set
den leiner mieoerfebrenoen &raft. @ir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
3ettete fem gein.

uMGe oadten, ih miir6e meir1 8eir
%uerliererr," ldreibt S. q. smeniel1
DON @atertomn, isis. u3ebn Sabre
lang ge5enra, oas Is 9oftoren nidt
beilen fonnten, bradte mih 5ulebt
oarnie0er. Ionn madte midi gud-
(en's Mrniea Salbe gelltn0, un0 uo6l."
unfeblbar fiir Sautal1sidldge, gc5e-
mia, 5al5fluB, 8eulen, Sie6ermeben,
gran6munoen, @rino, Sdnittmun=
SEN uno 9Gmmorboioen. 25f in Wo-
litor's 9rug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
G6amberlains Collie, Gbolera= Uni

G6omberlains Collie, Gbolera= un0
0iarrboe=9eilmittel lit be1te Ste be1t=
befannte Meoi5in int gebraltd fiir
2inoerl1ng inns @eillrng BON Magenbe=
ldmeroe1. @eilt 4neifen, 9iarr9oe,
Nltbr uno iodte bel oem eriten unna=
tiirliben Mbmeiden Ser gingepeioe
genon1mer meroen. gs lit gleidmaBtg
fir 4in0er un6 GruadIene.
6eilt 5u ieoer 3eit. 8erfauft BON Ser
Molitor 9rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

Ser rNor0ftern," O6nnerlfd9,
beral1bt ut1o irgenomo peridarrt bat,
es lit mabr, ouB er ein 3ieb, EN-
5troldl Elm ginbred)er lit. Maes if
maGr, lno men1r ib ibm er5d9le, oaB
ser @err @raf SEQ picl @elo BET iid
tr1gt, eridldgt ibu Ser Maraum-Feter,
mie Sen @erru BON @ienitetten.l 9as
baben Sic geoaht, aber es lit &C.
feblt, altf lofes Gei6mds aibt Ser
Murallll=9Setar mir. @ar' nit libel,
mem Ser ol1rnlrre Yeter lih perfiifrer1
lieBe, merlll er's DEM @rafen antbute
uno fdl1oe Damn eil1 Eaur &rcll5er,
oeuu ieine 9rieftuibe nit oell SUIT
Observation-Disclosures bot Ser Brof III
ser Yolt gelallenL sic nimnlt er niht
nit, menl1 er in sic 9erge gebt.. Ser
@err Better tbat lid flnoilh %frelell,
ser oll11rne Yeter aber bdtte elne11
Wuro ultf ocrl @emiHeu alr1o nir 3d.
BON"
Sltlian atfp1lete erleid)tcrt altf, uls
er Ste lebtel1 @orte b0rte, lie floBte11
ibm mieoer @%offulu1g eth. Gag nidt
in ibuel1 angeOeutct Neters gereltpil=
ligfeit SIT Ser Ihut, menn 0iele tbn1
ei1en Nurtbeil perlprede? Yeter
glaltbte nidt ourau, OaB SEQ picl Gelo
bel iih truge, oesbalb uQein mar CT
10 urrmirlh. Wfit einem filbucn @ort
mar bei oean Meniden uielleid)t mebr
Eli erreitell ais NIT 9lnoelttuu1gen,
Sic Eeter Ooh uidt glaubte. Sultan
cutihloB iih ihueq, Ous eutiheiOenoe
@ort SIT lpredel1, lelblt alrf oie Ge-
fubr FIN, oaB Setter es altsldrpabe.
Nblel1gnen for1ute CT es ia immer
mieOer.
Sic tdlrld)eu lidL meill Tettef 2eo
l0Bt lein 9elo n%ieuals in Ser Folt
51riif, er trdgt es INNER bel, lid). ST
mia es iibrigens gar nidt lcugnen,
fir mid, mdre es mirflih ein groBes
Gliif, ment msin Better Elm ltnglllf
irt oer Bergen batte; ib milrOe Oer1,
Ser mir Sic Nuhridt BON leiuem So
Sc bringt> germ Elm 8elfe1f BON fll11f=
6ltltoert 8ulOen mad]en."
u6%iinfbunoert 6uloeu?. Gus tbut
cs nidt. 5ull lel1o @ltlen ntilBten e5
jd1un iein!" eruioerte Eeter, Sultan
nit fl1r1feln0en Altgelr an dal1e10.
ve9(ltd tuurle11o guloen germ"
ltuo menn e5 Damn gelhebeu lit l11o
ih fomr1re, lint Ous 8elO SIT boler,
ruulr ladt mi6 Ser @err aus l1no
lugt: rih meiB BON nidt5," ltno i]
n1ltB ob5ieben! 8ein @eridt perflu=
gen farn it opd] Sen @errl1 l1n1 Ste
5ul1i er0 @uloen l1idt. ga, lpen11 mir
Ser 6err 10 etlpu 5pei6ltn0ert @llOen
boar porber 5u9len tbdt u1o lpc1tu er
einen giO leiiten molte 6ei leiner Sec
le1 Seligfeit nuo beim belligen Ser
sen Sssei1 NIT Ser @ur10 al1f Dem
arelt5, ouB er mir nod tuuleno Gull
SEN 5ablt ipater, penlt es gelde9elt
lit, oo5 gdbe ouh eine Slberbelt!"
Sic lpllen beltte nod Ste 51pelbltn=
eert @uloen erbulteu ul10 ih bin be-
reit, SEN BON Sbl1en perlar1gten gtO
SIT %leiiten. @er a6er biirgt mir oa-
fiir, 0aB ultd Sic SIR &ort 6%olten!"
uMein Gprtbeil." ermiOerte Ser
Marau11=Eeter lad)enO. ~Sh balt meln
@ort, Ser @err loa 5nfrieoen letn!
Gus miro eine 9ab ge6eu I'M Sano,
me11n einmul Ser @raf Seq nldt 5l=
riifffomnrt Don leinen gergtorren. Sa,
marltm gebt er ulein, mie leidt far1n
lolhen 9errlr Elm ltnfall 5ultoBen!
Sier 6uben Sic mei1e @unO oarallf
Sic iolen 5ufrieOen geiteat merOen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
H..

0ilelu luB an1 p%ffel1en Tenlter; eth
leihter 9l1ftbaltd umfddelte lbr fll6=
leno Sic beige Stirn uno ipielte nit
SEN ldmar5en 9pfen.
s(us oem Sdyll1mn1er, lit melden
Ser arunfe mod Ser 6ieberpbar1talt tie
perfaQeu NOR, erpubte er SIT nelten1
2eben. Ct mar 5lpar 10 ldmuh, ouB
er fuun ipredJen fpnnte; uber Oa5
6ieber mar per16munOen, CT bllfte
nit tlare1 Ml1gen ltn lid. Nl1d al5
Ser 9oftor am Wprgen a1 iein 9ett
trat, febrte Sic beftige Grregltng, mel=
de SEN &ra11fer1 in Der Nodt ergrif=
fen batte> nidt 5ltrild; er erfunnte
oel1 Ipftor, oie5 perrietb ein leidtes
3ltiun1rnen51den ul1D Ser Musorltd ge=
lpanuter lufrnerflan1feit, nit melder
er Sen leiien @orten lauidte, melde
Soiepb 5u Giiela lagte: Sic idmer=
lte @efabr lit poriiber; mir Oitrfen
mieoer bpffen." gr perltan0 es arth,
ais iib oarm Ser 9oftor SIT ibm lelbit
men0ete un0 SIT tbm iprad: uSuden
Sic SIT idlummern, SEER &rofelior.
Sic 0iirfen ltd iebt nidt altfregen,
0iirfen nidt 1preden. @enn Sic ltd
gang rltbig per6alten, meroen Sic lr1=
ter Ser treuen 8flege Sbrer Sodter
idnea .genei en."
gebori am ldloB Ser &ranfe Sic Il1=
gen, er ldlummerte Balls mleOer ein,
11m nad eil1igeu Stuttoen gefrdftigt SIT
ermaden. Sab er bei pollen1 flaren
9epuBtiein mar, bemies er, in0em
Ct leiie SIT 8iiela iagte:: sd meroe
oem gefehl oes 3octor 2edner gebor=
den uno Gid nidts fraget1, @iiela,
bis er lelbit es erlaubt."
lttt0 Sic em Gerlpreden blieb er
trelt, er t6at feline 5rage, ldmeigen0
lag er auf ieinem gett, ltno ser flare
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

= Sm Bo6ega geniebt man an
Speiie uno Grant nur oas Mnerbe.
ite. 2iauore un6 fir Bette %5ubereite.
tie Mabl5eiten 3u ie6er Sagesitunoe
empfieblt fi9 oas 8o6ega.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
New Process
Steam aundry.
sentt SIR Gtuas BON Cure @al&e?

Set1tt S1r Gtun az BON Cure WGl4e?:
&enn 10, Damn tpiro es ii6 @ud lobz
men,, utdt auber M6t gu lalien, baB mir
Gner @igentbum bebanoelu, als mdre es
oas unierige. @tr baben Die bouitduz
oig]te @a16auitalt I'M NorDnel ten unD
liefern eriter &lafe Nrbett. 8ir gez
branden teine @6emifalen; mir berOerbeu
oaber Cure Sa9en ni6t. @enn SIR
refine Nrbeit uno bette 8ebanblung
tDollt, Damn oenft an uus. lln1ere 8reiz
le 1ino niebri9er als ion}ttpo, unb tpir
be1orgen Cure Samilientpdi9 e biQiger,
als SIR es felbft tbun f0nnt. grtun6igt
uro iiber5engt Gu9. @ir baben Mgenz
ten III Den u%mltegenoen Stdbten.
&. i. Neper, 9ampf,uaidannolt,
@igentbimer.
5. Mbe. g., Gt. GIou0.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09
How Good News Spreads

~ am 70 years old and travel
most of the time," writes B. F.
Tolson, of Elizabethtown, Ky.
everywhere 1 go I recommend
Electric Bitters, because / owe my
excellent health and vitality to
them. They effect a cur EVERY
time" They never fail to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys
and bowels, stimulate the liver,
invigorate the nerves and purify
the blood. They work wonders
for weak, rundown men and WON
en-, restoring strength, vigor and
health that's a daily Joy. Try
them. Only SOC. Satisfaction is
positively guaranteed by p. H..
Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09
MALTA BEND

There is a crew of men at work
putting up a section house just
east of the lep5t. The Railroad
company has built houses at other
places for the section boss and
they have had access thereto for a
number Of years, why this was not
done before we know not, but the
house will sooa be built and ad-
vantages that other places have
been enjoying will now be had by
the men at this place.---Dr. j.. r.
Brown has been suffering severely
with blood poison. He ran nail
in his foot some time ago and then
blood poison developed but now
the swelling has gone down and
the injury is beginning to heal
News.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09
Only One
The Record in Marshall is a
Unique One.

If the reader has a "bad back"
or any kidney i'll and is looking
for relief and cure, better depend
on the only remedy endorsed by
people you know, Doan's Kidney
Pills relieve quickly-cure perm
~anently. Marshall citizens testify
to this. Here is a al of it:
Mrs. j.. P. Pemberton, S54 S.
Lafayette ST., Marshall, Mo, says !.
"For years 1 suffered from Bright
disease and the doctors said there
was no cure for me. l grew weak
er and weaker until l was at last
forced to take to my bed. My
badly became badly bloated and l
had terrible headaches. The heart
action was weak and the kidney
secretiols were unnatural Seeing
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised, /
decided to give them a trial and
I had a supply procured for me
at Franklin's Drug Store. Soon
after I began their use, l felt
much better and my kidneys We're
soon strengthened. ! steadily inn
proved until l was completely
cured. This happened over a
year ago and today l am enjoying
better health than ever before"
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09

Gladys shook her wavy head i'm
patiently. II always thought you
were more sensible than the rest Of
the boys" she said. How do you
like 1t at the university
Jeff's face lit up with enthusiasm.
'There couldn't be anything that
would suit me better" he said.
There's something in the air there
that fills a fellow with ambition. with
n desire to do something worth while.
| often fancy that 1t is the spirit Of
opportunity urging us to put up our
doors to be knocked on"
"And did you hold yours up2" ask
ed Gladys.
JEFF sat down on the fence. IT don't
like to talk about myself" he said,
shut | know you won't think I'm do.
ing 1t to boast"
"Of course not" Gladys interrupt.
ed. "Tell me about it."
ats nothing much. I've been work.
ing on an grafton ever since | started
to school almost. The university con-
test was held q week before the close
VI Tue tcrm, anu L was CHOSEN uele-
gate to the state contest"
"Good!" exclaimed Gladys. holding
out her hand, II guess you opened
your door,"
=. - . d. 49,. -.. .--- Zee. - --. -
"And I believe l can make the foot
ball team next fall" Jeff went on. IL
was a substitute this year."
mabel doesn't like football" said
Gladys, "but l do. To see those big
strong fellows contending for the
championship 1t always seems to me
like a real battle instead of just a play
one. I wish ! could see you play,
JEFF"
Maybe you can," he answered.
"We are to play the Iowa university
ut Iowa City next Thanksgiving.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09
MIAMI

Boyd Sullivan, who lives Oh his
fathers farm a few miles east of
town, lost his barn by fire early
Tuesday morning. Two cribs of
corn containing about 500 bushels
several sets of harness, a new bind
er and one horse were burned. TIE
barn and the corn were insured
but the other property was not.
Also lumber, valued at about 5000
that was on the ground to be used
in repairing the barn was burned.
The cIlgin o fthe fire is not known.
w. o. Rogers has rented his
farm near Sharon to John A. Vau-
CHAN and will move his family to
Slater.---Mrs. A. P. Bishop and
daughter, Miss Floss.c, who drove
to Marshall to the teachers meet
ing last week, lost their horse at
the livery stable in tina. city on
Thursday night. The hCrge was
taken sick that afternoon an died
in spite of the efforts OF the vet
ertnary.---Boyd Turner. former
ly of Brunswick, died recently at
his home in Kansas City as the
result of a seemingly trivial ia
jury received some ten days be-
fore. Mr.. Turner went to sleep
with a lighted cigar in his mouth
The fire from the "weed" burned
a hole in his clothing and slightly
burned his chest. Blood poisoning,
followed and brought about his
death.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09
SLATER

One Monday afternoon, August
29th, a quiet wedding was scl-m il
ed at the Methodist parsonage in
MARSHALL the contracting parties be
ing Mr.. Elver Hamilton, of this
place and Miss Mabel Frazier, of
Marshall. The bride is a daughter
of c. S. Frazier, engineer of the NJ.
H. Land Milling Company. I'M
mediately after the ceremony thu
young couple came to Slater, their
future home.----The Saline Bap
fist convention, composed of del
egates from all the Baptist church.
es in the county will NEE: ilsll-er
Thursday, September 18th. 1; is
expected that abou; 3 delegates
will be pr eat.-Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09

anything to maize ME anything less.
JEFF"
'Then can't-can't you be anything
more?" There was a little catch in
his voice.
She shook her head sadly.
For several moments they stood still
again under the spell of that great
white silence. Then Gladys gently
drew away her hands.
"Goodby. Jeff." she said.
He looked back at her w his Shout
der as he led Mollie away to the barn.
She was still standing there her fg.
ure sharply outlined against, the win
ter sky. When he came back she
was gone. but she had left a picture
in his memory that did not fade away
COR manv~a dav.
To be continued
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09
Hoppity Hop

Are you just barely getting
around by the aid of crutches or
a cane? Unless you have lost a
limb or have a deformity-if your
trouble is rheumatism, lumbago,
sprain, stiff joints, or anything of
like nature use Billiards. Snow
Liniment and in no time you car
throw away your crutches and be
as well as anyone. Price Csc, soc
and $1.O0. Sold by P. Fl. Frank
lin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09
County News
From Our Exchanges
SWEET SPRINGS

On last Saturday, Mrs. Addie De
Lap bought a handsome McPhail
piano and presented it to her
daughter, Opal. OF course che
bought it from our popular no 20
date furniture man, Herman Ran
ken.---Ernest Grain, the son o,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Crai7, who live
about four miles northeast of tow
was operated on last Tuesday for
appendicitis. His many friends
will be glad to know that the oper
alton was a successful ore and that
he Is getting alo 1g nicely.---M'.
Frank G.. Tuck and Miss Mamie C.
McGinnis both accomplished young
people of this city, were u led in
marriage in Kansas City, Aug, -
1870. The ceremony wss prom
ed at high noon by Rev. Father
Curry.---Married at g. p. m. O.
Aug. 81, 1910, DR.. o. II. Wit her a d
Miss Flora Dankenbring of Sweet
Springs, Mo. The wedding was q
quiet one, a few intimate friends
being present. Ed. s. Fl. Carter
performed the ceremony. The DR..
and his bride departed Immediate
ly OH the Mo. Pac. for st. Louis.
Minnie Hicks a born in
Savanna, Georgia on Jan. IL, 1854,
and grew to womanhood in that
place where she was twice married
She came to Saline county several
years ago and was married to Jno
c. LaRue in Oct. 1887. She help
ed him raise his family of mother
less children, five in number, who
loved her above the ordinary step
mother. She united with the
Christian church when ayoung Wa
man and lived up to her faith until
God SAW fit to call her from her
sufferings here. She died August
31st, 1910. Funeral at MI. Zion
church, conducted by VIM. Vickrey
to await the coming of her Savior
whom she trusted.-Sweet Springs
Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09

think. If I make the team will you
come over there and watch US playY'
Gladys nodded.
"Then I'll make the team" said Jen
confidently, holding out his hand. els
it a bargain"
Gladys shook her hands grayely. II
ought to be a patriot to my own
state" she said. 'But, all the same, !
hope you win"
"How is Mollief" JEFF asked after be
had helped Gladys bring another bas-
ket Of corn from the crib. "Don't you
suppose she would like a moonlight
canterr"
=" don't know Of anything that
would suit her better" Gladys an
swered. cor her mistress either" she
added. with a roguish laugh.
1t was a perfect evening. The white
drifts of newly fallen snow g~listened
in the radiant moonlight The horses
feet made hardly a sound, and they
seemed to be almost flying through the
frosty afr. 1t was like a sacrilege to
break the silence Of that glorious De-
cember night by talking, and they rode
on without a word for a long time.
Gladys was thinking of that night two
years before when she and Mollie had
made that desperate squirt to catch the
tinkling sleighbells that seemed ever
just beyond their reach. Jen's
thoughts were of the two rosy cheek
ed girls who had almost frightened
him out of an apple tree once and es-
pecially of the one who could never
keep that unruly lock of hair out of
her eyes.
At last they turned and started down
the long slope toward home. Gladys
could keep still no longer, and In the
pure Joy Of simply being alive she lift
ed her clear voice in the rollicking
measures Of a college song.
Jeff followed with the Minnesota
song. and then as they turned in at the
gate both Joined in a lower. sadder
tone In the grand old tune Of Home,
Sweet Home.
Then they stopped, by the old hitch
ing post and sat silent again. each
loath to break the spell of tender
memories that the old song had called
up.
you must be getting coid," said
Jeff at last. leaping to the ground and
helping Gladys TO the big nat stone
that stood by the gatepost
She looked like a queen as she stood
there in the perfect beauty Of her
young girihood, with the silvery moon
light glinting through her wavy
tresses.
Jeff still held both her hands as he
said. you've always been a true
friend to me, haven't you. Giadysr
"I'ye always tried to be" she an.
swered. "But-but please don't say
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09

Mrs. Emma Campbell, aged so
wife of Rev. W. T. Campbell, form
erly pastor of the Baptist church
here died Tuesday morning at her
home in Pueblo, Colo, of typhoid
fever.---C. S. Urton ard family
who moved to Lake City, Kansas,
last spring returned Thursday to
make their home here agai>. The
family have moved into Joe WEIGH
residence at McAllister Springs
Houstonian.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09
Have You a Baby

Then watch it closely. And above
all things don't let it suffer for
any length of time with worms
that is fatal. If it's complexion
gets yellow and pasty, if it is list
less, cross or peevish, gets thin,
suffers with flatulence give it
Whites Cream Vermifuge. The
only cure that never fails and has
no bad effects. Sold by P. II.
Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-09
A Burglar in Town

his name is " bad cough. He
doesn't care for gold or silver but
he will steal you health away. If
he appears in your house arrest
him at once with Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup, it may mean con-
sumption if you don't. A cure for
all coughs, colds and chest trou-
bles. Price Csc, soc and S1.O0 per
bottle. Sold by P. H. Franklin.