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The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
GILLIAN.


Miss Carrie Jordan OF Sc. Louis
Is here on a visit to her brothers,
viii and Rudolph Jordan, this
week.-Mrs.. c. II. D. Leimbrock
and Miss Irene Lee went to Malta
Bend Wednesday afternoon for .
Few days visit win her SISTER, Mrs.
Bryan.---Ben Sn'tzmay yer, one of
old inhabitants, but, who now
resifes in Lamar, No, Is here on n
visit to Old acquaintance. Ben
says he b perfectly sa isfied with
his location in Lamlr.---Grover
Duncan, who novel to his farm
near Piygutt, Ark, several months
ago. is here on a visit to hume-
!oiks. Grover says me is well sat
isiie1 with The conditions of things
there, and also states that nc will
have a good crop OF cotton
The country there has been
visited viii plenty OF rain
Dave Wi.ks is walking around Nth
a cripp.el loot this week, az the
result CT ncarly having II cut off
in a hay baiier last week.-G,obe.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
Life Saved at Deaths Door

~ never felt so near my grave
writes W. r.. Patterson, OF Wei
hngton, Tex, as when a frightful
cough and lung trouble pulled me
down TO 100 pounds, In spite OF
doctors treatment for two years.
My father, mother and two sisters
died OF consumption, and that !
am alive today Is due solely to DIR.
Kings New Discovery, which COM
pictely cured me. Now | weigh
is7 pounds and have been well and
strong for years" Quick, safe
sure. its the best remedy on earth
for coughs, colds, lagrippe' as
TINA. Group, and all throat and
iungt roubies. soc & 800. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by p. H.
Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
SWEET SPRINGS

Mrs. Frances Coiyer, wife OF
the late r. q. Colyer, died at the
home OF her son, Kit Colyer, NJ
Independence last February.
The body has been kept in a re-
Chewing vault there since, until
last Wednesday, when u was
brought here and permanently
buried in Fairvlew cemetery In
a lot recently purchased by the
family.---J. II. Norman lost .
valuable COW last week. She Vas
found dead in the pasture east Of
town. A bullet hole was found In
the cows side. No one knows who
shot her.---John II. Mcclure
Was at McAllister Springs Mon
day and rented a cottage on the
grounds there in which Mrs. Nc
Guire will stay for a week using
the sulphur water for rheumatism
OF which she Is suffering.---Mra
George Porter has been very sick
for several days but is some bet-
ter. Also her daughter, Miss Stei-
la.-Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
To be continued
FROneSR
OUR
MIAMI

The ladies OF Rich Chapel NJ. T..
ChAclh, South, will give an ice
can social at the church on the
evening OF Saturday, August 5.
The public generally is invited to
attend and lend assistance t. the
ladies' by their presence and their
patronage.---Whiie J. NJ. Hisle
was making the return trip from
Marshall Tuesday with a load of
groceries, his team was scared by
n wagon that drove mp behind II
and ran away. MIR. Hisle's wagon
was wrecked.---Tom Mullins Ia
TO be congratulated on raising such
n good crop OF wheat. He had
about 80 bushes to the acre and
the wheat weighed heavier than
any other that was delivered at
the Crispin elevator.---Jas. Rey
nolds has rented his farm south
OF town to a Mr.. Fogge, OF Ten
ncssee, who will take possession
next March. Mr.. Reynolds and his
family will probably make their
home in California, although he
has not yet fully decided to do so.
IS. o. Grady's rye Is all sold,
and thereby hangs a tale. Mark
Whitaker raised the field OF rye.
He Offered Mr.. Grady half the crop
II he would cut Il and thresh II.
Mr.. Grady. accepted. II took half
a day q cut the rye and two
hours to thrcsh Il. Mr.. Grady's
share sold for sTo.--- Quite n
number OF people from Miami at
tended the picnic at Nye's grove
Saturday. The picnic, which was
given under the auspices OF the
Jctcr Stars baseball team, drew a
large crowd. The baseball game
In the afternoon between Malta
Bend and the Jcter Stars was won
by the former team, 81 to S.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
NELSON


Mrs. NJ. l.. Finley has taken
possession of the city meat market
that she purchased of q. W. Walk
Their aim Is to cater TO the pubic
In a way that everyone will be
pleased. They will carry fresh
and cured meats, bread and
cookies handle eggs and produce
Mrs. Finley has secured the SER
vice OF Mr.. Lem Hicks 70 assist her
IN the handling OF her business
We wish Mrs. Finley success In
her enterprises Little Miss
Thelma Mcclure returned home on
Tuesday from a visit with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. @, H.
Mcclure, Mt Grand Pass.---Mrs
E. ID. Sappington left yesterday
morning for Wilton Springs to
spend the day, she will visit In
Marshall until Saturday when
shc goes to Kansas City for a few
weeks before leaving for a n ex-
tended trip through Colorado and
Yellow Stone Park.---Mrs. t. Is
Ray arrived here from Sweet
Springs yesterday to visit her
daughter, Mira. VIM. Hsnley. She
will be accompanied home by Mas
ters Tom and Sam Hanley.-
Mrs. ]. NJ. McClellAnd, who has
BEEN confined 30 her homie for
several days on account OF SICK
ness. We are glad to state Ia much
better and able TO be out again.
Record.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
ARROW ROCK

Mrs. r. NJ. Woodruff had o mar
row escape Friday evening while
driving near Ben Duvall's place
a dog frightened her horse and he
ran off but in some way she aud
her daughter, Catharine mansged
TO stay IN the buggy and fortunate
ly neither were hurt Died
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
p. s. Brockway, OF near Concord,
died a short while after its birth
and was buried at Concord cemc-
trry Thursday morning.---c. c.
Wisdom and wife OF Marshall vislt
ed at the home OF their son, w. p.
Whdon here the latter part OF
last Week.-Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03


can get ut you and where medical aid
Of the right sort Is accessible. I'm go
Ing to fetch my. bed over here, and put
you into II. You need rest"
Leo still fingered after Redneld left
them. please do as MT. Redheld
tells YOU" she pleaded, 'for l shall
be very anxious TIN you get safely
down the mountains. II that poor old
man has any relatives they ought to
be, told how kind you have been. You
could not have been kinder to n Of
YOUR own people"
These words from her had q polgnan-
cy of meaning which made his reply
a. ocult. His tone was designedly
III as he retorted: II would be q
IN ID n I stood here listening to ycur
pr lee without saying. without con-
a. ing. how deadly weary I got Of
Il whole business, II was simply
Il there was nothing else to ID. ]
! 70 90 on"
zsr mind stiIl dwelt on the tragic
( hit. II wish he could have had
.khe kind Of service. It seem sort
OF barbarous 70 bury him without any
n to say ! prayer " him. Hut !
suppose that was Impossible. ourely
some one ought to MARI his gfnvs, ~
some Of his people nay come and want
q know where he llos,"
ID led her thouShts - pleasantss
paths. II Am glad you IN going with
~ s~uperviaoF. xou ~ soins. ars
~ notrs
~ 81 ' ~ Ar. az IN MN
T1iafaia.nsz ahika6.2sIss
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
DR.. Bells Hine-l ar-t1oney
For Coughs spS Colds
SLATER

Ola EN
Chas. A. King, General Freight
agent OF the Alton, spent last
Sunday in Norton. II was at
Norton, when a boy, that mir.
King began railroading rs n
station agent. That place has
always had a warm spot i'm hin
heart, and whenever he has an OPP
portunity to get out od the busy
city OF Chicago he can be found ut
Norton.---John Num- has been
down with typhoid fever for the
past ten days.---A. r. Grigsby,
of Kansas City, and Jno. r. Teter
and wife OF Vernon County, were
tho guests of j. A. Teter and wife
tAst Sunday----Ernest Maneke
and Aiiss Marguerite Lohse went
to Kansas CITY Sunday to meet
Miss Dcnie Maneke, who has been
waiting On TT. Scott. Kansas.
Misses Lohsc and Msneke remain
ed tor . few dAys visit In Kansas
City.---Jno. Schsursr. Of Ksp-
- CITY, arrived Aess Monday 60
look aftsr M Saaker real esenaa.
H repos<s b1sAssss u KAnsas Cry
- hs>ng dun and unsstiafactarys
49, hnne : shnstaGs n tha -
unnd sos labor--Rustlsr
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03

Of any service to you when 7 All CD,
OF pua": ltinr I hope ycu VIII call
upon ne"
at Is possible that we may need you
In order to locate some " III, men
whose names ycu have given me-"
"very good" r. lied C%avanagb. III
they come upcn i.:e fcrcst auywhtra
the supervisor H-d / will find them
for you"
SO they parted aud CavGnagh ami
his guard rrsu"l,d their slow jouinsy
across the range
To be continued
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03

sick Just TO keep you near me-" he was
saying when Redneld returned, bring
ing his sleeping couch. Unrolling this
under a tree beside the creek. the su-
pervisor said. "Now. get into that"
Cavanagh resigned Lee with 4 smile.
Good night" he said. "0h. but It's
good to remember that ! shall see you
tomorrow
With q happy glance and a low
"Goodby" she turned away.
Laying aside his blanket and his
shoes, Cavanagh crept into the snug
little camp bed. "Ah," he breathed.
with . delicious sense Of relief II feel
a. II I could sleep q wcekl" And In
an instant his eyes closed In slumber
20 profound that It was barren even
Of dreams.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
c o M N E D

EVERY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK
A Prodigal CTDEET DADARE
Double Blazing ~ i
2 Performances Daily--.Rain or Shine---2 and 8 D. m.
Doors open at I and 2 p. m. for Merrick's Military Band
Concerts
Reserved chairs and admission tickets may be &C.
cured on show day at Tillery's Pharmacy at exactly the
same price charged on the show grounds.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16
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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16

the people must raise things from
the soil
1t isn't a guess. The census reveals
the truth.
Cities have grown by leaps ana
bounds. The farms have not increased
and the farming centers have lost
in population.
Men and women in search of ylea-
sure, ease. comfort and excitement
have flocked to the great centers of
population. Business combinations
through regulation of prices have
maintained about three times as
many retail houses as has been nee
essary. The price has been high. The
payers of the price howled and that
howl has been heard around the
world.
Designing politicians seized the
opportunity Each possessed some
wonderful scheme for regulating
somebody or something.
Railroads were to be regulated.
Trusts were to be busted to finders.
All food was to be inspected and
nothing has been safe from the gen
eral upheaval. 1t has been an era
Of unrest wherein everyone has been
attacking somebody or something.
The financial centers fear a condi-
ton like unto this one. American Sc
curities that until recently were
grabbed up in any European center
are regarded there with suspicion. "
Foreign money is not coming to this
country And the same is true in
the American money centers.
The Iowa State Bankers Associa-
ton met recently and their princi-
pal business was to pass an iron clad
rule against loans for purchases of
lands outside the state or for nom
producing things
Whenever our people chase shyst-
er-reformer-for-office-only politicians
out of the back yard and stop bowling
conditions will improve, and not un-
til then.
But men must make the land that
they have bought. produce something
and men must learn to find more pie
asure in their work out in the sun
shine and less of it by electric lights
along the great white ways.-Wen-
dell Irrigationist.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16

> a Receivers
immediate yien
. ity?
Of this certificate in
double the value of your property
= months?
plans Irrigation
when will realize certificates will not be with
. in three months and it may be
plans fail it will prob
property values
Gilmore Irrigation Company succeed that
company wal nave tue 70 ene SSs'e" anu 49, az e.r
10000 within three months and within six months
the of charging the system to supply
. for this segregation
anything you?
that the segregation is granted and
will in value one hundred per
.
you prefer simply
. your certificate?
What will you do; get help
. insist pound of flesh?
The Company only asks you 20 put your certificate IN escrow
until the segregation is granted and the title Sc
gives two dollars in stock for
dollar certificates If the title and segregation are not Sc
returned and worse
than If secured the stock you receive is con-
> rights dollar for dollar.
pretty good proposition, isn't it?
your stock twice its
value and at the time you have helped to double the price
of your property
The Company must get these certificates out OF the way
> in order to the title. Are you going to help?
, Are going help now?
months placed once.
delay your part means de-
. the Companys plans.
make this boom with
increase hundred
for and for everybody
and perhaps ruins the project
the homes and
spell the word failure
. for for failure?
. that have confidence That
homes than 9th
losing anything by boosting for the
. proposition you much.
make lose the good oft
. win, by o t."
and then and boost
.
. DO t Nov is strike better times. Not
. month but
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home goes out and steals a ham. or
a sack of flour, he is thief of the
worst class and when brought into
court is sent to prison for few years.
On the other hand we have some of
the more wealthy who take advan-
tage of the stores being crowded and
steal hundreds of dollars worth of
goods. They are detected and when
taken before the proprietors Of the
proprietors of the places they have
robbed they claim that they are KEEP
tomania and are permitted to go free.
And again did you ever hear of any
one who had no money having ap-
pendicitis. If you have no money
you have a pain in your belly and if
you have money nothing but an op-
Grafton will save you as you have
appendicitis and so you are not only
separated from your appendix but
your cash as we'll. Great old world
this.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16

vacant that were never vacant be-
fore? Why do we now figure on which
part of the business section will be
vacated and Abandoned, while a few
months ago we were trying 60 deter
mine In which direction the business
portion of our town would grow.
Where are the well dressed travel
ers that used to spend their time
and money in our town? How many
automobiles will be purchased by the
people of ST. Anthony and vicinity
.his spring? Why are people plan
ming how they can possibly live i'm
stead Of trying to decide how to
spend their surplus to the best adj
vantage and what improvement they
shall make. as in the year past? Why
are the property owners Of our town
Indifferent as to whether their prop
erty burns to the ground or not? Why
Is there no sale for real estate in st.
Anthony? Why do people not locate
here? Why do the few who can af-
ford it take an occasional trip to
spend their money away from home
and what do these people do away
from home that they do not want
us to know about? TO come down to
something that must have impresse
itself on the most simple minded,
why can the city not afford to get
the snow pillow out this winter, as it
did after every snow, say. two pears
ago?
Any sensible. signed reply to these
questions. or any of them, viii be
given space. free gratis for nothing
as the Gentleman from Missouri said
and all names withheld and nothing
be said as to past records Don't CLAIM
that that it is all on account Of short
crops for every one knows better
We more prosperous in 1S99-19OC
than we are now, yet we were then
mortgaged up to our necks and oui
entire wheat crop was frozen.-Tetor
Peak Chronicle.
Don't be alarmed. Brother Editor
The conditions that you described
fit thousands Of villages and cities
over the nation.
There is more money today thar
ever before in the worlds history
Millions upon millions have beer
invested in nonproductive things.
Ever think about that?
The turn in the lane has comi
and the things bought must produce
something.
People could not go on and OF
buying automobiles and in investing
in miles Of acres of land south. ives
and north and have that land of it
own accord just keep on raising il
value for an indefinite period.
There caem a time when the avail
able money was invested.
And there has come a time whe,
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16

Yhy is it that people never con-
tribute to the local papers unless they
want to make a roar? When some
Il ing pleases you, why don't you
write about it? When a citizen dis
tinguishes himself and elects crerit
upon the town, why don't you com
pliment him publicly Boise people
are eternally kicking about drainage
and paving and the jury system and
the seven year itch, but they never
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16

If some of the busy bodies who are
trying to regulate, by law. the min
ute details of our every day life and
to interfere with other peoples bus
mess generally. and who are so much
wiser than the average citizen who
doesn't know any better than to just
aend to his own business and let 9TH
ers attend to theirs. want a new sub
5ect to expand their energies upon.
we will ask them the following ques-
tions. Why are our merchants not
doing the business they did eighteen
months ago? The merchant will tell
you that business is good, but they
always do that as a matter Of pride
until the very day that the sheriff
takes charge. Why do we have a less
number Of business establishments
than we had a year ago? Why are
buildings around on front street va
cant2 Why are so many Office rooms
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16
Do you know that all of the minor

Do you know that all of the minor
ailments. colds are by far the most
dangerous? It is not cold itself that
you need fear but the serious dis
eases that it often leads to. Most
Of these are known as germ diseas-
es. Pneumonia and constipation are
among them. Why not take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and cure
your cold while you can. For sale by
r. w. Smith Co. M
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16

There has always been a question
in our minds as to the difference be-
tween high art and vulgarity A
painting placed in a saloon that
shows any signs of a nude form is
looked upon as vulgar. yhile in the
best homes we find paintings Of fig
ures that in their posing have not
clothing enough on to flag a cracker
wagon. Another distinction that we
have been unable to solve. Some poor
fellow that has a starving family at
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16

The real scholar, one of whom be
is which, is a radical. says Wood
row Wilson, governor of n j. Pity
there are not more real scholars OF
the DR.. Wilson type in politics.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-03-16

have had a good word to say about
anybody, or anything, in which they
resemble contributors to the public
prints of other towns-Ex.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

No. ts.--Full many an amusement
Gem OF purest rays serene Is produced
nightly at the popular play house de-
plcted In this paragraph. II was the
FIRST picture show to be started In AL
buauerque. and has since It's founding
been first in point OF exccilence and
variety OF entertainment. and first In
the hearts Of the pleasure loving peo-
pie OF the city. The pictures and vau-
uevllle acts here are tho Sest that
money and long experience can pro-
cure: and an evening spent here II al
ways pleasant and enjoyable for the
entire family. The proprietor ia a
booster for Albuquerque. an all, that
the word implies. Can YOU give his
name and also that Of his popular
theater?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

No. ls.--lt matters not whether YOU
live 10 eat or eat 10 live; IN any
event. since you viii eas. you want
the best there IL 10 eat. and the cate
described IN this paragraph Is the
place 10 set Il. This restaurant 10
the standby for a large nnalheF Of
steady borders and hundreds Of tran
lsent people appease the inner man
here daily. Good, well cooked meala
and prompt service are two ~ tho
many features that have combined TO
make II the most popular place In the
city with discriminating people. short
orders are served here AZ all hours
but their speciality II their famous
dinners. The cooking here reminds
you Of the time whom your mother
used 10 supply the meals that made
you tong for dinner time. The gen.
iai proprietor 10 known 10 everybody
and all call him by his first name. The
best place IN the city TO eat your sun
day dinners. Give lis name and that
" the proprietor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

No. as.--iIere We have one OF the
clty's leading grocery stores, which
occupies quarters with one Of the lead.
ing markets. The proprietor In no
stranger 10 the people OF Albuquerque
although he has been In business al
this stand for only about year. lie
n a strong believer In small pronth
and quick sales and as n result his
goods keep moving and no stale or
shop worn goods are "a be found here.
Hut the freshest and best OF every
thing In the grocery line Ia always on
hand. Prompt delivery service to all
parts ct the city and telephone orders
receive the same careful attention ss
call sales. Give his name and tele-
phone number.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

store located3 His optical business
IN not mixed In any way with the
tewelry business OF eny other line.
For the past eight yeurs his we'll
for scores of people wanting the best
treatment for eyesight defects. In
no other branch Of science Ia there
more need for careful diagnosis and
CORRECT prescription. This IL the firm
that makes a speciality Of fitting all
errors OF refraction and grinding
lenses on sSe premises for the COR
rection OF same. Tho only exclusive
optical house In the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

No. 3i.--What Arm IN Albuquerque
makes specially OF ranch supplies 2
Here IN the place to yet all kinds OF
are sole agents for the famous John
Deere plows, and the Diamond Edgo
tools and cutlery. Hut don't get the
Idea that they can't supply the wants
of city people aH well. for the ceic-
brated stewart ranges. 40 famous for
their baking qualities. cannot be had
any place else IN the city. and their
line Of Kitchen hardware In the hest
In Albuquerque. sole agents for Blue
Diamond, Blue Belle, and Thistle
Enameled ware. Give their name and
the location 90 the store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

No. 29.-If YOU want something
which for the Instant puzzles YOU
where to get II. this II the store that
win come TO your mind. They have a
little of everything here. and then
some; and every day IL bargain day
hero. Goods are sold here at prices
that render competition out OF the
question. and their New Years Clear
ance sale offers bargains never be-
fore heard OF In the city, II h the
place where YOU can bunch all those
little wants ana have more money
left In your purse than ~ you went
the rounds. The home Of Bear brand
hosiery mr. children and the la Refine
corset dive the proprsesor's name
ana the location Of the store.