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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-CORNER IN Mt PLEASANT.
Handsome ten-rcom modern house; hot-water
heat.
A very desirable location and a good value
MOORE 4 HILL dnc, 11sss G st. NV.
NORTHWEST BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Three stores on car line. Electric light.
Total rent. $500
MOORE & HILL Gnc ~ is $50 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-CORNER on HEIGHTS.
II rooms, baths; modern; hot-water heat;
IS feet front.
S67OO
One OF the best corner propositions ever Of
MOORE & HILL dnc,. 1888 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-S1x-ROOM HOUSE. HEIGHTS.
Beautiful modern home; good lot; hot-water
heat.
Good car line. In convenient location.
MOORE 4 HILL dncl, 1888 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-STONE FRONT, EIGHT ROOM,
three story home; prominent through street;
good lot.
A very fine little home
MOORE & HILL. Gnc). 1883 G st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR 14TH AND q.
Fine ten-room house. two baths; 20 feet
front. Property rapidly increasing in value.
$500.
Owner anxious to sell and might entertain
MOORE HILL. dnc.) 1888 st. NV.
FOR sALE-ATTRACTIvE INVESTMENTS.
Sx-room brick near 18th and SITS. Sc;
large lot. Rent, $3.50. Price. s1,s5O.
New; six rooms and bath: southeast: excel
lent location. Rent. $3.50. Price, $4,000.
Three six-room brick houses; always rented.
Price, $1,000. Rent, $4s.S5.
Two small bricks; splendid investment Price,
81 500. Rent, ST..
Several good investment properties NV.
Price, $500. Rent, $50.
On an avenue northwest. close to three car
lines; ten rooms, two baths. Price, $4,000
Rent, $3.50.
14th st. business property. Leased for $4ae
yearly. Price. $1,000.
New si1-room and bath brick dwelling; hot
water heat. Price, $3.50. Rent, $3.50.
On an avenue northwest Six rooms and
bath brick near 18th st. NV. Price, 81 OOO
Rent, $3.50
Near Capitol and Library: six rooms and
bath, cellar; brick. Price. $2,25O. Rent, $3.50.
Nearly new two-story apartment, close to
car line. Price, $500. Rent, $31.
Eight rooms and bath; large lot: central
northwest. Price. s.. 400. Rent. $3.50.
Near 9th and SITS. nv; six rooms and
bath; cellar; excellent repair. Price, So, $780,
Rent. $3.50.
Desirable two-story apartment ten rooms,
two baths, close to Union station. Price,
$1,000. Rent, $40
Five-room brick NV; excellent repair Price,
$3.50. Rent, IS.
MOORE & HILL nnc.). 1888 G st. NV.
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WIENER. ?o1 q 81. NV.
alO 9th Sc. 6r.,g.SlS.:ab
t1i F. SO, 6s, gas. Il. 80
535 11th Sc. or, g.1l 30
1o1I 10th SEER. h. II. 40
ia 9Th So. ar. w-.l6.uD
1oi. 81 Sc. Or, w.1"..S5o
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FOR HE\T-.J0HN SrRl

FOR RENT-.I0HN SCR
e43 y j ay NV.
> rms, store $4,000
1870 10th NV. orb. 10. 90
AIS NJ av Sc. llr. b:g.0o
1902 s NV, Or, h. .2a.G
1901 Sd So, ar. h. 226o
So 4th Sc, Or, N.-2a.0J
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AuCTIoNEER.

Bankruptcy Sale of the Entire
Stock OF Ladies and Gents
Furnishings, Notions, Toys,
Jewelry, Stationery, Fixtures,
etc, contained in the Whole
sale Establishment at No. 635
D Street NV, also Horse,
Wagon, Buggy and Harness.
Nv virtue of an order of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. holding a Bankruptcy
Court in re Aaron Goldman. bankrupt. No. 7O7
the undersigned trustee will sell by public auc-
ton within the above premises. on TUESDAY,
THE SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1911
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK AN. a
large stock Of ladies' and gents furnishings
notions underwear, laces, spool cotton and silk,
buttons pocketbooks. ink. mucilase backing
shoe polish, talcum powder. lamp wicks. shoe
plates vaseline, perfumery. soap. combs. eye
glasses brushes. stationery, toys, Jeweiry.
watches, etc. etc. Also counters. shelving.
showcases horse, wagon. buggy, harness, etc.
Sealed bids will be received for the above at
the Office of the trustee up to twenty -four hours
before sale, accompanied by certified check
for $500 as a deposit on the stock as q whole.
The trustee, however. reserves the right to re-
ject any all proposals.
JOSEPH D. SULLIVAN. Trustee,
Columbian building.
LUCAS P. LOVING. Attorney. js26-d&dbs. eSu
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UNEURNISHED.

FOR RFN1-R1 II. y. ;
lel3 X NV, 1Sr, 2b$ 30. %
jS4J l. INV. 15r. Oh ca 80
1910 T. w.lor. b.. 80. 80
1929 9th NV, Tor. b 500
la27 . nv. or. b. 400
o323 Ist NV. 1r,h. 1850
$50, corc'n, 9r. b.3j-'"i
1888 T.. ST. b.. b -
1929 S nv. Orb .35 Al
.la d NV. lot, b.35.W
1897 9Th NV @. h. sta332. 80
1881 9th NV. 3r b. 80 50
1916 Corc'n. Or. b.3.. %
1921 Fla av NV, 6r. b3O. 80
2Ol5 FlagIer pl NV.
Or. b.-.-....-...2S-,D
Sc i ne, Tor. b. rs. 90
1876 Y NV. Or. l.. .2I-.D
35ns y ii av.6r,b.2i.:,o
60 > NV, Ut. u. .So.O'
is 10th ne. Or. BIS. 30
1905 Ca av, CRIB. I'D
Gil I4th ne, 6r, b.2o.pC
AZ Fla av. 7r. b 2i.50
163 Girard nw, Or. b3- 90
1874 II ne. Or, b. -. ~
l3l4 Potomac av
So. Or. b. 80
1886 18th NV Or. b. ~ 81
621 / ne. Or. b. sta.2l 10
1884 z ne. Or. b. 20. 80
1886 Ontario I'd
NV. Or. b........D.5 so
1904 u So, Gr. b. $3.50
Cor. 18th AMI + SITS. II. "
unon application.
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FOR sALE-sIDE LIGHTS; SOUTHERN
exposure; 20 IT, wide; beautiful front
porch: room for garage; next TO prominent
legation; = beautiful rooms and reception
hail. INV. heat; price, Sc. $50 compares
with any $4,000 home and is just as Inn
W es,9s Al Sn Z WHITE Inc, 80, 14,h stpw.
FOR sALE-Mosr REFINED NEIGHRoR.,
hood Col. Heights: lot 1Sx12s TO alley;
large ruoms and reception hall: tiled baths;
gas and electric lights: NV heat: large
and painted throughout. Immediate posses
sion. Price, $500. Except for conditions
now existing. this home could not be bought
WAGSTAFF e. WHITE, Inc, 9o4 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-HERE is AN EXCEPTIONAL
" good proposition; semi-detaehed: sr. and
b.; southern exposure: has been rented for
make any good terms. Half block from
cars; and IL In . fine e location s a..
FOR sAIEHERE IS ANOTHER THAT'S
not bad: business corner and one OF the best
years ut $3.50. Price. 5000: first trust Of
WAGsTAFF & WHITE, Inc, so4 l4th st. NV.
one OF the finest homes we have seen; own
bedrooms: Is rooms alto ether; 2 baths
and extra toilet; h.-w. heat: gas and cleo.
light; papered throughout last month; hard
wood finish all over home; Burrows screens
and awnings for every window. Here Is
WAGsrAFF & WHITE Inc. oo4 l4th st.n.w.
FOR SALE - THE INCEST ARRANGED
house inside that be found in Col Hgts.;
r. and b.: INV heat; gas and electric
story porch This home is in the best
possible repair. Worth $4,000 easily. Price
WAGSTAFT & WHITE. Inc. so4 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-rrs TREAT TO SEE IN
side Of this one; near 14th and Meridian. and
only one in this location for sale at any price;
Owner must sell at once. Or. and reception
hall; tiled baths: INV. heat; gas and cleo.
light 30 #. wide. Price. 5000. We
would like to have few more like this.
FOR SALE-THIS HOME is WORTH $lO,-
600; Wash. Hgts.: 10r., ID; INV. heat;
gas and electric light; sEMI-DErACHED;
900. Would consider an offer. There is
money TO be made this one.
WAGSTAFF & WHITE Inc, 0o4 18th ST NV.
FOR SALE TO SETTLE AN ESTATE : A
light brick bay-window residence; stories
and cellar: southern exposure; 10 rooms; hot
water heat; kitchen on first floor: large back
yard: front and back entrances to basement;
phone Col. 1892.
FOR sAIE-DELIGHTFUL 1oRooM CORNER
house. ami. southern exposure, $1,000. APP
ply 1903 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-FOR ACCOUNT OF NON-RESI.
| dwellings lone a corner: sc. section; nearly
new, ard in excellent condition. all rented 10
prompt paying tenants. HARRY T.. WILDER,
| Room $40 Bond bids, \. \. ave. and 18th Nv.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
Smiths Auction House,
633 La. Ave. NV.

On Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 10 am.
LARGE sale Of Carpets. Rugs and Mating. New
and Second hand Furniture of every description.
one Fine Upright Piano. large consignment Of
New Pictures from local factory.
At IL O'Clock Sharp.
Will sell all goods left over from the l.. G.
Orndorf sale-one Large Iron Safe, Roll-top
Desk Typewriter and Desk.
ROGER B. SMITH, Auctioneer.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE TRUSTEES
sale Of the hotel formerly known as the Cor
corsn Hotel, now known as the Rockville
Hotel. in the town of Rockville, Montgomery
county, Md. same to he offered at public auc-
tion on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTH.
1el1. at the hour OF ELEVEN O'CLOCK. In
front of the premises For further particulars
address WILLIAM NJ. TERRELL, l4i3 Fl 1t.
NV: BRAINARD II. WARNER, 1904 + st.
NV. trustees. 1a3O- VISA. m IT
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Al l. CO. It'll a /. NV.
Boz Fla nv uw,7r.b1S 90
123l Morse he 6r.blT.5U
200 III az NV. 7r,Nl1.5O
co 18th ne, Or, ~ so
6'is ~, sw. Ar. w.lS.,5o
2ul2 ID nw.Sr. w. .lG. 0u
"a Park rd NV,
c.. INSTRUMENTATION
CO.. ith no, Or, w.1i.oU
i.o'. II no. -. u. .Ii.ne
1903 I'd ne, 5r. w. lI.ou
1915 ii ne. Or. w..I3.5o
S4o4 Ga NV. 5r. w.13.50
22l7 Ga av NV. 5r, wl2.50
2522 Ca av, Ar, w.l2.50
5l2 f. Offices. ..12. 10
1928 III So. or. w. 900
a21 10th NV. Office. 500
C0LORED TENANTS.
1920 9th NV, I'll. b: 81. 80
4.'i y NV, br, w 20. 90
14lS 10th NV. Or, b. 80
1880 4th NV. Or. W. %. so
63I y NV. Or. W. 30. %
1861 9th NV, Gr.w. 20
22l9 Water NV.
Or, w-......1n.SD
"lS q NV. store. 1rl2.y 20
3.;i ArmOry sw, Ar, WHO'D
81 Gcat al NV. Ar, w10. 90
30 U NV. fr......I0.JO
STOKES.
2o2S Ga av nw...12.30
2u3i Ca ay-......l2.U %
:. offices and loft. Terms
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FOR SALE
OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PARK, $500.
Press brick, trimmed in brownstone; large
rooms; cellar; furnace. A snap.
-FOUR HOUSES ON LAMONT ST, $3.50 EACH.
On Heights; rent. $3.50 each. Very good in
vestment.
NEAR CAPITOL.
Three-story brick; 8 rooms and bath. Bar
gain as home or investment. Easy terms.
ON KENYON ST. NV, $3.475.
Best Groom home on Heights tile bath: eel
lar; front porch: beautifully decorated; 20 #.
wide: good location; vacant. Big bargain. re-
duced $525. Easy terms. 800 cash, $50 per
month.
SEMI-DETACHED HOME, $3.50.
Three blocks Lincoln Park: best 7-room press
brick in ne. section: modern bath; light eel
lar: HOT-WATER HEAT. Fine terms, $50
cash. $15 per month. Will trade.
MODERN STORE AND FLAT BARGAIN.
PRICE, 50, $50. RENT, $33 PER MONTH.
Near business section; stop at store;
fiat. with rooms and porcelain bath; must be
sold in ten days.
BIG NV. BUILDING. RENT, So PER MO.
PRICE, $500.
Five-story brick containing two stores. 81
rooms; facing prominent market; half block
of car line. Reduced very low fo- quick sale.
wILLETT & REINECKE CO., Inc,
1909 II ST. NV.
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FOR sALE-A MOST EXCELLENT HOME;
MOST ATTRACTIVE HOME ON EAST CAPI-
Toll ST: 20 FEET FRONT; STORIES;
BEST HOT-WATER SYSTEM MADE; USES
6 TONS COAL YEAR; PARLOR. RECEPTION
HALL, LARGE WELL LIGHTED DINING
ROOM AND FINE PANTRY AND KITCHEN
ON FIRST FLOOR; 6 SLEEPING ROOMS.
SPLENDID TILED BATH; EVERY ROOM
SHINE. TbIE HOME YOU WILL BUY IF
YOU SEE 1T. PRICE, ST.. 900. RECENTLY
REFUSED $4,000. GENUINE TUCKEHOE
MARBLE FRONT LIKE CONGRESSIONAL
LIBRARY. LET US SHOW YOU THIS HOME.
IT WILL BE SOLD.
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FOR SALE
HIGH-GRADE HOME.
One OF the most beautiful homes on
beautiful Washington Heights: house
built for a home: only occupied by
owner; entirely detached; alley III
rear; garage; lot 70x14O; splendid yard
and garden: wide street; IL rooms;
frst-Hoor Kitchen; every conceivable
modern convenience: one of the hand
soonest light dining rooms in Washing
ton; silk tapestry OH drawing room
cost So per square yard; other decora-
tions in keeping with drawing room;
all hardwood throughout; both rooms
cost 81 coo each. The best Of every
thing used everywhere. Keys at Of
fee. Ready for immediate occupancy.
Price. $37, 800.
MOORE & HILL Unc),
1888 G st. NV.
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FARMS.

FOR SALE-DANDY POULTRY AND FRUIT
farm, % acres; good dwelling. barn, poultry
honses; 200 fruit trees, 800 grapes asparagus
bed; also horses, l colt, farming tools. feed.
surrey; 10 In rye and timothy: only
So. 200 for all: near Beltsyille and Berwyn. Nd.
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY. 732 10th NV.
FOR SALE = VALUABLE TRACT OF FINE
land. facing about half mile on the new eec-
trio between Washington and Baltimore; 1O5
acres; barns; some fine timber; lays high.
NATloNAL FARM AGENCY, 1872 10TH NV.
FOR sALE-ON GREAT FALLS AND OLD DO
minion X. r.. 81 700 for 5A acres, log cabin,
orchard. fine poultry place: only short distance
from Mclean sta. $1,000 for So acres: Groom
houseand barn; fine corner property, blocks
from the electric; also number of other bar
gains; 1000 farms and country hOmes-sale or
exchange.
FOR SALE 2OO-ACRE FARM; ORCHARD.
nearly 1000 young trees, mostly apple trees:
good house, barn and outbuldinX: within Is
miles of city; near schools and churches; big
money made in fruit growing; price, $50 acre.
n Ynrk
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WANTED.

WANTED FROM II TO ACRE OF GROUND
within one mile OF Georgetown. with with
ont improvements. O'D0NNELL'S, Wisconsin
ave, aud NJ 81.
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FOR REMITTANCE 14-ROOM HOUSE ON LOT
g., square 1853: st. Matthew's Catholic
Church; stories; house 30 feet square. Suit
able for STORAGE and GARAGE. Offer want
ed on lease. OWNER, 1921 ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

500. JO.12O Mass NV. 6r. h
$3.50. 721 18th ne, Or. b
So. ....I25 f. ne. Sr. h
SEQ. 1925 Sd ne. 5r. b
SIS. 80. .GD51a X ne,5r, b
$14. .414 q NV, Ar. b
$50. .515 X NV, store
b. 923 New York ave.
NV 1912 4th. Or, Is. 40
NV. 2021 f, 6r.. rs. 40
NV. 1903 9Th. Ar. IL. 40
NW.15l9 10th. 3r. $40
NE, 100 l., Or, b. ..22.50
NE. 500 l., Or. b. 20. 40
NE.153S Lewis. Ar. 80
SW.910 Va av,Sr. b25. so
SW, 504 18th, 5r...15.0O
)RTHWEST.
Gunton building, omces
rmation regarding alley
have for rent.
apply at Office.
14l6 + st. NV.
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE AND
others upon their own notes, without security. In.
GLIDING women keeping house: easiest terms; con.
hdential. Known: ones who have dealt elsewhere
a. Elm COP. I'm IiU. Jcaifc- bldg. 9Th 4 D.
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HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS is OPEN FOR WIS.,
itors. Telephone Inquiries cheerfully answered.
Special rates for lonc-term cases or boarders.
Phone y. 1915. :liS Is litb st. NV.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Entertained

The country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. T. Clark six miles south
west OF town was a scene OF pleas
ure Sunday March 5, when all the
young folks OF the Mt. Olive neigh
borhood we're invited to spend the
day.
The time was pleasantly spent
In conversation and music. At ~
o'clock the guests we're invited to
the dining room where a sumptu-
dinner was served.
Those present were Miss Audry
Huff, Misses Anna and Mary Hern
don, Bessie and Mary Fenwick,
Mildred and Dean Legg, Delta Ne
vile, Leila, Erma, Maymie Kern,
Esther KERN, Ida Buie, Gladys
Thomas, Grace Lasley, Dot Clark,
Ernest KERN, Ewell Herndon, Ar
chic Morris, Edgar, Leverett Marsh
Jack Herndon, Joe Shelton, Tim
KERN, John G~arvin, Edwin Thorn
as, Charley Clark, Ray Herndon,
Potter Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
oster. A Guest,
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Notice, Farmersl

We shall carry In stock all farm
seed required for this section. Let
M call your special attention TO
the following varieties OF fine
.eed corr-the best we have ever
bandled-Home and Iowa Grown.
Boone CO. White 125 days.
Reids yellow Dent, IFS days.
St Charles White, IFS days.
Silver Mine, 90 to 100 days.
Imperial White, 90 to 100 days.
Pride OF Nishna, Yellow, 90 to 100
days.
Ratekins Golden Yellow Dent 20
to 100 days.
Diamond Joe, white, 90 TO 100 days
wallace's Favorite, white, 30 to 100
days
Dold Standard, 90 to 100 days.
Cow Peas, whlppoorwll and New
Era Red Clover, fancy no buck
horn; Alsyke Clover, White Glow
fr. Blue Grass, Timothy, Millet,
Alfalfa, Cane, Kaffir Corn;
Dwarf Essex Rape, Buckwheat,
Genuine Pure Texas Red Rust
proof oass. LEONARD SEED CO.
a-D Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Another Fine Automobile
Came to Saline County

On March LIST, the Marshall Au-
to and Machine Co, of Marshall,
Mo-, sold to David p. vanmeter n
Haynes automobile OF the subur-
Ian style, and II Is certainly n beau
tiful car, as graceful as a bird and
as good as it's pretty. Mr.. Van
meter Is surely to be congratulate
ed on his choice OF a car and one
with the reputation OF the Haynes
insurcs the owner OF much service
and pleasure.
Messrs. Rector and McChesney,
who sold the are very proud
OF 1t and take great pleasure in
pointing out the many advantages
in buying a Haynes. The machine
is on display at their sales room
and you are invited to come In
and look IL over, and II you are
contemplating buying a car II will
be to your interest to examine
this one.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
In Memory of Nellie Living
ston.

It was hard to see her 60, to know
Day after day must pass with
out our sight
OF her who was so dear.
Too long for just one sound
OF that dear voice so sweet,
One glance OF those dear eyes,.
We know that all Gods ways are
right,
And Wen not question His dear
love,
That now Is hid from sight,
We know that she is free from
pain,
Beyond the starlit skies.
There was a night so somber
So bereft OF hope and light,
But its gloom has been dispelled
BY the dawn OF morning light.
And we shall meet our lost one
some day.
Gathering round the great white
throne. r. G.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Alaska Land Promoters In.
dicted

Detroit, Mich, March 6.-Govern
mcnt investigation into alleged
Alaskan coal land violations, in
volving approximately $4,000 acres
valued at more than $4,000. 900, re
suited in the issuance tonight OF
an indictment by the Detroit fed
eral grand jury, charging seven
individuals with conspiracy against
the United States Government.
The defendants are: Wilbur w.
McAlpine, Albert II. Roehm, Geo.
W. Ross, Frank d. Andrus, Ar
thur L. Holmes and McCurdy c.
Lcbeau, all OF Detroit, and John
NJ. Bushnell OF Chicago. They
are officials OF the Michigan-Al-
aska Development Company.
The government contention is
that the defendants conspired to
induce 200 to 800 individuals to
become stockholders in the COM
pany by making fraudulent and
fictitious locations OF certain Al
aska coal lands" thereby violating
the land entry laws OF 1910, which
make II illegal for o than four
persons to form a company for
locating Alaska coal lands and TAX
ing out patents on more than $40
acres,
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Indict Two Promoters

Building n "paper" electric rail-
way from Kansas City to st.
Joseph and selling stock - the
farmers was the venture o. Ern,s.
ID. Martin and Frank G. Avery.
But they used the Unite States
mails to sell their stocl and this
afternoon a federal gr nd jury
indicted them on a cha &c OF us
ing the mails to dcfrar 1.
Martin. an attorney, as an Of
flee at 1927 New York life Build
ing. lie was arrested a. 1 releas-
ed on $4,000 bond.
II. w. Richardson, president of
the American Union Trust Com
pany, signed Martins bond. Rich
ardson's attorney explained that
bond would be effective only I'M
ill tomorrow morning when Mr..
Richardson would be released
from the bond.
~ have no statement to make"
he said at 3.i5 o'clock, in his Of
flee. ~ believe they made n mis-
take and that II will come out
right In the end"
Avery was arrested In San
Francisco February 20. He was
released on a bond OF $1,000 and ID
In the California city now.
Mr.. Martin was educated In Will
liam Jewel college and the Uni
versity OF Missouri. He began the
practice OF law in Marshall, Mo
He was elected mayor or Marshall
In 1892. He was senator from the
Fifteenth Missouri District from
1900 to 1905. For several years
he has lived in Kansas City.-Kan-
sas City Star.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Mexicans Battle Along the
Border

Washington, March : C2.15 a. m
Tuesday).--Two regiments Of in
fantry from San Francisco with
four machine guns have been or
dered to immediate duty along the
Mexican border. One regiment has
been ordered from Fort Douglas
to Fort Sam Houston, Tex, for
emergency duty. This movement
Is believed to be due to the inves-
tigation Of Brigadier General p. II
Bliss, commander of the depart
ment OF California, who recently
returned from a trip to the bor-
der. General Bliss will have
charge OF the troops in lower
Texas. a..
FL Paso, Tex, March 6.-Insur-
recto couriers who arrived here
from the Montezuma district today
report that a battle between Ma
dero's forces and federal troops
under Colonel Escudero took place
at Plan De Alamos, fifteen miles
west OF Montezuma three days
ago.
According to the couriers, Col
onel Escudero, who left Casas
Grandes some weeks ago, to aid
in capturing Maderon, was am
pushed in a deep canyon by the
naurractos and lost more than
$50 men killed and wounded be-
fore he could extricate his COM
mand from the trap, 1t is said
he attempted to retreat toward
Casas Grandes but found his way
blocked by several hundred in
surrectos under Colonel Garcia.
The courier says Escuder has no
curse left save surrender.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Teachers Examination

At West School Building, Mar
shall Mo, on March ~ and rs, 1911.
Order of subjects-First day.
Geography, 500 a. m, to $50
n m; Language, Q a. m. to 1890
n m. Algebra, 1000 a. m. to 1i.30
n IN photography, 100 am to
1880 p. m. Grammar, 1.SO p. m to
3-eD p. m. Arithmetic, $50 to 100
u IN. Literature, $40 p. m. to 500
p m. Reading, 4.3O TO 800 p. m.
Order of subiects-second day
Civil Government, 500 a. m. to
$50 a. m, U, s. History, 900 a. m.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Sewing Machine Given
Away

a large crowd, which would have
been a great deal larger II the
roals had not been 80 bad, gath
cred at the southwest corner OF
the squsre Saturday afternoon,
prompted by the Huff Proctor Of
FER of sewing machine given
away. They have introduced the
Free" machine here and had been
giving chances to all corners for
some time past, Saturday being
fhe date set. N. c. Cakes the fac
tory demonstration, was here for
fwo day, he Is an expert, sewing
nance In various colors for hat
marks a, beautiful as an expert
prnman.
The crowd assembled at $50 p
IN. and after an explaining address
nv Mr. Cakes, a little girl was
a~,Indlolded, drew out a ticket and
'tbc number thereon was that OF
John Hopkins, formerly OF Mt.
Leonard. now living In Marshall.
BY inquiring Mr.. Cakes found him
70 De unmarried and told the girls
rIat a splendid chance they had
20 g,: a goou man and a splendid
machine Of one throw, Mr.. oakes
LEFT the same day. Huff Proctor
bought q car load of these maehin
an which viii be on sale at their
STORE,
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10

appalling the crisis will not be
reached for months to come, which
means that people must help, and
continue their aid through this
period of distress.
In conjunction with the Red
Cross Society, the Seattle CONNER
cial Club Is striving manfully to
raise money through the United
States for the relief of these suf-
ferers. They are placing a state
ment OF the situation in the hands
OF everybody In the country and
people are responding.
Now, We have been authorized
TO receive donations at this office
you can either bring your money
here, or send II to the Seattle Com
mercial Club, of Seattle Washing
ton, with equal assurance OF it's
being devoted to the intended
purpose.
Two dollars sent now, will save
the life OF some man, woman, or
child in the stricken district; who
would not give such a sum in such
a crisis? Business men must also
remember that such action will
necessarily result in opening new
markets, hitherto closed, in the
Orient, for United States products.
II means both helping them and
helping us. so come OF both for
humanity and business.