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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-18
ANYBODY SEEN MRS. JOHNSON?

James Johnson of Deroche Canada is looking for his
wife, who writes, after
drinking whisky which
. with named Jimmy Adams leaving him
. two children alone. q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25

fhdbli6e 9eiese paHiren tperbe, obsr
pafur besablt tpurben, nm benz 8olte
ihdoli6e geIeBe 3u poHiren. Gas mar
Der hriihtigte rSadpot", Der am
GhluHs isoer 2esislaturs unz
ter Die Neitglieber, bic benz turrupten
Ringe ansebDrten, pertbeilt purbe.
Gs 1T ntht pabriheinlih, baB in 81
linois allsin folde 3uitdnbe berrIhen,
ba es 5batiahe lit, bab in anperen
2egislaturen. Ipesiea bon Rep Yort.
bic grpreHungen nod srDber parea.
Der 8runp bieier betriibeuoen gri6eiz
nung lit, baB bas Bolt iih abIolut
nidt oarum fiinmert, men es IN Die
2egislutur tpd9lt, Oh einen ebrlihen
Wenihen pber einen 8anbiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25

Der poli3ei sing BON Der aeituns
beg Qpries 1bedters bie WsIbuHa All,
bab Elm Shpinoltr tDertblois .p6He'
fir bic biesD0fi9tn 0oritelunaen in
ienem gbeaitr periauft uHb ksrtits
SobIreide Spftr esfuncen BAT. Der
aerl sitbt fid fix ein Riislieo Der i'm
gbrie 1beater dufireienben 1ruppe
aus unb srildrt. eine beftimmts Mn3abl
giniriitsiarisn (pdns) sur Wsrfiieuns
seRent trbaltsn 5u boben. Am geitria
gen 9ase itelIten iih nihi tpeHigsr fpie
fiinf ptrfontn elm. ipeIde .pdHe1 BON
BEN SHipinbIer sssnufi botien. giner
Der 0eprsllttn bate sfpti Dollars fiir
Stpei .p6Hes be3ablt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25
Wie in 3ranspaal SselSstet"
tuurOe.

Gs mar Qnfans Juni 1900: bic
Gnsldnosr iparsn miibe unb ouseehuns
CERT in johannesburg einse3cstn.
9br, Rsiterei unter btm tbdtieen &c.
neral Jrend gtns apeitliH an Jotdn.
nesburg poriiber. Gum lebisn Wole
b6rte man in ienen 1d1en in Der Oolo.
ffobt has beifsre tni.mdBige Geben Der
Wofhineninnpntn Der DurenartilIeri..
bic bier iopfer unb erfolgreih ben Rid.
aug Der burii6kn Qrieesp0lier bedts.
mir faben bort bei eintm befreunbtttn
GoIogrubenbirestor uno erlebten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25

Das pernittsn De Il t bell,
tas bic 9eri6te iiber Die Serliner po@
IiSei sefdut baben, follte in erTtsr Hstbe
sur QbIeBung oes Yolt5etprd'toellten
fiibren, pelher Der inteaettuele urbez
ber ser pplissilid3en Srutalttdten 1T.
Riht minoer biirfte es notbtpenoig isin,
onseres unb bsFerss Material fiir ben
gpliseibisnit gu beiaaffen. Gs beltebt
aus qeoienten unteroffi3ieren. 0teien
2euten feblt es po6l ni6t on mtlitdrts
f6er Dissiplin, ober an ieOsm Junter
oeiunben Wenfhenper'tunoes, Der uns
i'm goliseitpeIen notbpenoi9er erihelnt,
ais Sis3iplin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25
2ofal 8eridt.
5ie gsitdtiaRae Der GrneHnune bes
Yonmeihers MeMfsrt.

5i. BON Waibinston einseiroffsns
Nnhrihi, bdb Der Senot bic Grnens
nune bes aapi. Wonfori aIs pofims!s
fer biefigsr Etobt In Der seitrigea
Sisung. in Der cine MnSabl anb.rtr
Grnennunsen beffdtiet tpurbsn. nidi
aufsenommsn bat, erresie nidt eerins
ees gritauntn. Wie in Grfabruna
eebraht ipurbe. ifeiHt Der Orunb be-
gu iein, bab Der prdfibent 1af. srii
siirsIih bdpon unterrihtet fpuroe, bag
pdbrenb Der Mmtsfiibruns bes 6errn
Wonfprt In Der 1ieiigen Office pers
ftisbene unregsimdbisi.iten Doriamen
nnb nm iifer 81 seben. ipirb Elm eis
gems bon b.m pr1fioenten beorberttr
Snfp,,tcr tisrber tommsn. um bic
Qnselesenbeii ndber 5u unierIuHen
unb benz prdfibenten birest 1erihs
eritntten.
General poItmeiifsr 6itheod uno
bic pielen bieIisen Grennbe bes 6errn
Monfort iinb feit iiberseust. bdb ni6is
.nibsdt rsrbsn pirb, bus irgenbute
sinen @Hdtteu auf bic effi5ielItn
6nnbIungsn bss pcfimeiiiers fperftn
fDnnte, u. ol1s Hnb ber Mnii1t. bob bic
9efdiignne jeiner grnennuns In einis
gen 1ngen srfolgen ioiro.
Derr Ulonfort fonnte aud leinen
Ornnb ongeten, tporum feiM NeitGtis
gung nitbt erfofpte nnb er eriIdrte fim
kreii, benz Snlpsttor. foas & fomnlen
iouie, isbipebe Oelesenbeit ~ etbsn
unb tebiifIi@ ~ fem. nm cine Inter.
fuMuna b0t3unebmen. Qr tdt itIbll
feline blrsften 9la6ri4isn poa @aibs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25

Gsfheintfafi ols Of berSHm,r3
unierc Wiusteln burdfhniiien. ipenn
mir On Nudenihmersen Ieioen. ct.
Satobs Del ftdrti fofort unb turirt ben
ShmerS. Gs III fifkr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25

0ie ieb r biefem oanbe nod
beutThe &ultur notb t6ut, bofur lieFert
pieoer einmal Die purituuiIte Ser
bInung BON 5i9uren. Die fir Die Stdot
6urrisburs, pa.. ols Sdmud be-
ftimmt finb, einen poQotItioen 9etpei5.
Wlit Der 9erbuL1ung lit bns GunItz
ipert perri6tst. 8erettfertigt pirb
biefer 9arbQrismus nit ben 8iidiihz
ten auf bic 0ffentIthe Wtpral. SSit bieis
ipirtIih 10 riitItdnbig. pie be6aupttt
tpirb, bab iie an &unfttpsrten QnitoB
ninnt, oann 1T es Die h0dIts 3eit, BEN
9oIte cine beiiere gr3iebung gu gebsn.
Die gtlbbauertunIt, bic alIein ba3u
perpunbt rpsrbsn tarn, bic 8olfsmuFz
fen in ben 9tenIt Deg S60nen
etnsufibren, lit burh bic Rotnr
Der Sode ge5punssn, ii6 unoerbiiut
bar5uiielsn. 0oh feblt ss audi bisrin
nitt an einem febr pidtiasn Sittsuz
geTsb, nGmlid, bic unfittIidteit lieJt
nitt in bem Sbiett. fonbern in Der
gebanbluna. Denn Semano WaIbz
ington nadt oarIteIlte, 70 pdre b1s
cine qrobe urrittlitteit. 0irb eine
gilbiduIe beg 4poq in elmer Wtilttdrz
Uniform bareeIteIt, 10 ipGre bas cine
2dderlitteit. mirb biefer Sittenfooer
Der Runit bsfofgt, 70 III aud jebe lInz
fittlihteit uusgefhlofen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25
atm6e Hraueu
tnIten INNER cine 1loide Dr. Ri&tere
pain.Expeller

im 1ouIe. Gin superldIiiges Cir.
reibemitteI bel nilen r1eumntii6en
6bmer3en, Grf1ltunoen. Detitdu.
dbrmeen nm. % mnb 6Oe h Spotbta
teM. Rim edt mil AuSK.
y. AD. RICHTER - CO.
lans neAsle1D4 11as1a11U
No DoaS1 uesoee. 1ew yeook
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25
Wsittiuod,, Den 25. Sauuar 1911.

9ie ieBige merttantfh d e
Repplution fGngt an, bsoentIta gu tberz
zen. Sic muB cine StiiBs an ben brel@
ten goltsmaFen baben. Sonit tonnte
iie fih ni6t 10 lange htn5iehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25

inaton erbaIten unb srf burM bic
3eitunsen erieben. mas rcrgefollsn
mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25

pie De b atten i'm 8unbeseSe=
nat betrefFs 2orimers befiBen Elm ii6er
bie perfonlihteit ienes Ssnators bine
ousgebenoes SntereHe baburd, baB
bic Legislative 3orruption in ben Ser.
Staaten sht grorterung selanst. Se-
nator 9ambls bon Siib Dotota mar
trob feiner gemiibunsen, 2orimer gu
rehtfertisen, gesnunsen. bic fittlide
JGuInib susugeiteben. gr CAB su, bab
in Der 2egislatur bon Suinois elm
Jonbs beitunb, in pelden ale gelber
floFen, bic BON aorporationen unb
0ef1GftsIeuten nnter Der Drobung srs
preBt tpurben. bab man fonit ibnen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25

Inter Rieieln mub ben gbtlitei,
ee Gebaiudt Der5elren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-25

GenatDr Stint ecR Ga!ifare
nien bat iih eegen cine pdra9rapRenz
tpeife grleoigung bes Sarifs ertldrt.
esn fsiner ldngen Rsoe begrinost er
feline 9lnItht nit oem einen argument,
odb tpenn man in ben eriten erIeotgten
gdragrapben bic 3DQe All tart herab>
iest, man in ben fpdteren garagrapRH
Die 3Dlle I'm 10 hober anIeBen mi'le,
bomit Der Regierung bic nOtbigen Gin.
FINITE perbIelben. 9Qs lit niht 'ehr
iiberseugeno. Die 3onermdbigung tptro
,pobl bduptiG6Iih in benienigen Waaz
rem erFolqen, bic Der Re9ierun9 tetns
GintInfte bringen. Sas 1T ndmiin
Die GigentbimIi6teit febr bislsr 3oae
in unierem 5arif, oub iie Der Resiez
runq nihts eintragsn uno blos ben
MonppoIismus f0roern. Gemnah tpiro
cine ReFprm nud ridtigen 8rtn3tpien
bloB bieisnigen 36ue ermdbigen, Die boz
ber iino, als Elm beredtigter S6us gez
gen austpGrtige Gonturren3 gebIetet.
prGfentunt 8reeGun n Be-
mGnseIt on bem Ilorihihsn Blons,
bah er Die Stuatsbanten uusIAIieBt.
OieIe Sritit Bat ibre gershti9ung duE
Dem 9runoe, boB Der 9efummtbstrao
Der Sepofiten unb Sapitalien Der 9ans
fen, peIhe BON Ser 9unoesregierung
ni6t li5eniirt itnb, bic aupitalien uno
9epoiiten Der Rationalbanten ibere
ftetot. 9amit tpiro aber leoiglt6 belptez
fen, tpis feblerbaft Der Ilbrt6fbe pian
in ieiner 8eIdmmtbeit 1T. 0leih5eitig
tpiro hamit betpisIen, bab Elm fon3enz
trirtes 5inan3Ipitem in oteiem Sdnoe
niht burhfiibrbar 1T, benn ss Dtro
npbl IihsrIi6 ni6t beh1uptet perben
tonnen, bdb bas Spitem ton5enz
trirt III, tpenn mehr als bic 6dlFts Der
9anttapitalten teiner einheitlihen
aontroIe unterlieet. 9or1it III bic
glothpenbioteit nahe oelegt,, BEL elmer
Tinunareform an bic bsitebenoer Ser
hGltniTTe dnsutniipfen, oh. Die etnaslnen
8anfsn unter ben sntipretsnoen 8ors
ii6tsmaBregeln NIT Dem aedts Der
GntiTion ppn ungeoedten gtoten aus5uz
ftdtten.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24
Public Sales

Monday, Feb. %, j. A. Renno Win
have n sale Mt his farm near Ridge
Prairie, commencing 10. n. m.
Louie Blosscr will have his sale
OF personal property at his farm
at Blosser on Tuesday, Feb. 2sth
commencing 10 a. m. He will have
a big sale. Come out.
A. B.. Charles will have a sale On
March sth, consisting Of horses,
mules, cattle, hogs and sheep aud
some farming implements. Sale be-
gins 10 q. m.
Louis Henderson Of Cow Greek
has announced his public sale Ser
Friday March Sd. The sale via
consist of horses, mules, cattle etG-,
and farming implements.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Mcclure oil
Houstonia hav been visiting their
daughter and son-in-law DIR and
Mrs. Dyer. Mrs. Mcclure came
in two weeks ago, and was joined
by her husband last Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

their nav home in Henderson,
Wyoming, where Mr.. Sweeney has
purchased an irrigated farm. We
wish them abundant and
happiness in their new home.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

James wingfield, Jr., has return
ed TO his home in Seattle. He
owns n large tract OF Land near
wanamaker and has been here for
some time attending to his BUSH
ness interests.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24
Jack Witcher of Wanamkakc1
was in Marshall Tuesday. {

Jack witcher of wanamkakcrs
was in Marshall Tuesday.
Marion Funk of Grand Pass waS
in Marshall Friday.
Mrs. B. Fl. Slusher of Wayerfy l
was shopping in Marshall Friday \
Henry Ahlf of Malta Bend WEE
in Marshall Sunday.
L. A. Rogers Is now working Tor
w. F. Nicely of southeast Of Nap-J
ton.
Miss Amelia Solomon IL visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence scbies
ger this week,
George Rose went to Mober<r
last Thursday to attend the fu-
neral Of an uncle.
Herb Lindsay left Tuesday With
q car load OF poultry for the essfr
ern markets, shipped by the Msrt
shall Produce Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Clampit, SOM
and daughter of d. c. Boil
ton are expected down from Oak
Grove to spend a few days.
Jack McRoberts, son OF A. IL
McRoberts, who lives four miles
north Of Blosser had his index
finger torn off by a gasoline en- |
CINE. (
VIM Hughes, the agent Director
Of the New York Life, was in Mar
shall this week, attending to buH-
OF the company. Mr.. Kibler
Is the company's representative
Mrs. Mary Yates OF northeast OF
is visiting this week with
her nephew and neice, northeast
Of Napton.
L. Z. Wall, n Saline county man,
SON OF John Wall OF Norton II
water commissioner OF st Louia
s.nce the resignation OF Ben Az
kins last week. We hope he VIII {
be given the position permanently, \
been assistant commission
or for a hong time.
Ths Sweet Springs correspondO4
10 the Thalbote says that Mr. snA
Mrs. Dietrich Alpers lost their nine
months old child OF pncumomiaL
Also that Ed Fischer or Sweet
and Miss Alvina Bening,
OF st. Louis were married th<re
Sunday evening OF last week. The
wedding was q big affair as tho
groom 10 prominent In business cir
lies.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Rev. Ralph Wakefield was over
from Clinton this week. His
wife and baby are stopping at DR..
Blacks where he stayed while here
They attended the play Monday
night and he left again for CIin-
ton Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

We had a letter from Morris An
derson, formerly OF Saline, this
week, containing his renewal. He
Is doing very well and sends kind
est regards to old friends here.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

John S~chieszer, who lives about
sever miles south on the Sedalia
road is reported some better. He
has had rheumatism all winter and
topped off with the pneumonia.
He has been sick two or three
weeks.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

do not report very f%avorably as
they think the country too I'M
developed.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

j. d. Billingsley of Marshall was
at the office this week and order
ed the Republican sent to his son,
$. r, B%illingsley of Boise, Idaho.
This is a good way to keep In
touch with friends at a distance.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

c. X. Smith has purchased the
farm south OF Blackburn owned
by Henry Tegtmeyer for $500 pei
acre. The sale was made by b. +
Henley OF Blackburn, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

DIR. A. c. Putnam went to Oil
Liam last Friday to see Mrs. j. p.
Fuikerson, who had an attack of
acute bronchial trouble. She
was down there visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Cap Richardson, when
taken i'll. Her husband is in the
South at present.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

r. NJ. Rayl who has been In the
real estate business In Marshall
for some time has leased 40 acres
OF land east Of Marshall, where
he expects to raise chickens, and
some small farming. He wants to
raise only full blood Rhode Island
Reds.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

hhVtsA ~ ''1A s'Aa
leaves 10 minutes later for the east
LOcalItems
I'd Blackburn shipped a load OF
cattle to st. Louis on Wednesday.
]. p. Evans was up from st. Louis
Monday on business.
The editor In in ST. Louis on a
several days business trip this
wcek.
w. W. Carpenter al in Alma for
couple OF days last week attend
ing 70 ubsiness.
VIM. Mccormick has been in Mar
shail visiting his brother, Lawson
Mccormick and family.
J. II. Audsley will have his sale
OF mules at his farm near Miami
On March Cd.
Mra. A. NJ. Carroll left Friday
sar n Wait to her son,M.o. Carroll
and family, at Ferguson, Mo.
We still have good friends In
blackburn, w. II. Schlue sent us
his renewal by mail this week.
lowell, the plumber, Is moving
from his place on South Jefferson
TO the north part OF town.
Miss Dovie Harryman returned
Monday from a visit with rela-
tives and friends in Napton.
---
Lawrence B~randenburg, known
70 his many friends here rs Jack
was over from Moberly this week.
Just received at Whites Children's
rcd. blue and plaid Storm Caps,
Miss Lacy Moore of near Nap
ton, was here this week visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. II. Nichols.
&. w. Baton was in from east
OF town Tuesday and ordered the
Republican sent to his mother near
Slater.
Mrs. L. W. Scott is entertaining
Hiss Edna Thompson of Kansas
City, who came in several days
ago.
Charley Naeglin OF ~Stanhope has
returned from California, Mo-,
where he went last week, to pay
his friends a visit.
Owing to the heavy snow Mon
day the Oster and KERN sale was
postponed to March LIST, commenc
ing 10 a. m.
C. l.. Reppenhagen refuses to
auit, he is selling lots OF fine har-
ness and to cap all isgoingto rattle
O go saddle.
Russell Stone and wife with Mrs.
Barnett will soon move to Excel
sior Springs, where Mr.. Stone ex-
poets to open a iewelry store.
Bert Wells, n of the BARRIERS
Mt Abneys, took his wife and
vent TO Kansas City Sunday,
where they visited friends.
Another Oklahoma man remem-
bered Saline; Il. E. Forman wrote
~ this week, enclosing his re-
newai for the Republican.
G. L. Reppenhagen, the we'll
Anown "Red-headed Dutchman,n
= going some. He sold 10 saddles
aAready which is some saddle
Auziness.
~. G. Gates, father OF C. 8. Gates
photographer anne In from the
1snth for . visit. He 10 In the
pps6rait business and on the road
0sst Of the time.
HE party who went to Arkansas
usue time ago to investigate the
npsntry have all returned. They
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24
'WANTED-Millinery APP
prentice at Ema M. Chaffees.

A number of the citizens were
fined this week for not cleaning
their sidewalks. The fine was one
dollar and costs, making $3.50 in
Judge Bush's court. Probably a
good many of the people either
have forgotten the ordinance, or
didn't know about II. This will
wake 'em up.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Mrs. Z. M. Chaffee went to ST
Louis Saturday to be gone severa
weeks on a buying trip for he
millinery store. She will also Wei
Chicago.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Ivan McCurdy who formerly Lv
ed in Marshall, is now located in
Kansas City where he is attend
ing an automobile school at 18th
and Garfield.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Two old Marshall boys, J. Z. and
j. r. Sutherlin, were down here
with their wives to visit r. NJ.
Sutherlin and family last week.
They r In business In Kansas
City located In the Commerce
Trust Co. building.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Miss Gerty Mccormick Is stead
lily improving and her relatives
and friends now feel that there
is great hope OF recovery. She
is much stronger, has lost her
former paleness and Is very cheer
full herself.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Mrs. B. Fl. Slusher of Wayesf,
was shopping in Marshall Frids,
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

whites are showing some beau
tiful Messaline Petticoats, and Foul
ard and Messaline Reception Dresses
reasonable priced.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

road is reported some better. He
has had rheumatism all winter and
topped off with the pneumonia.
He has been sick two or three
weeks.
DIR. A. c. Putnam went to Gil
Liam last Friday to see Mrs. j. p.
~Fuikerson, who had an attack of
acute bronchial trouble. She
was down there visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Cap Richardson, when
taken i'll. Her husband Is in the
South at present.
Miss Gerty Mccormick Is stead
lily improving and her relatives
and friends now feel that there
is great hope OF recovery. She
ss much stronger, has lost her
former paleness and Is very cheer
full herself.
Edgar VIM Is back from Sails
bury, where he has been looking
up a suitable location for a tail
oring establishment. He has not
fully decided whether he will go
to Salisbury or not.
Mrs. Mary L. Wise has sold her
place on Jackson st. to Hugh
Donahue for $1,000. d. Il con-
sists OF a five room house, a barn
and three lots. The place In to
be made thoroughly modern. Frank
Listor made the deal.
Two old Marshall boys, ]. Z. and
]. r. Sutherlin, we're down here
with their wives to visit r. NJ.
Sutherlin and family last week.
They are In business in Kansas
City located In the Commerce
Trust Co. building.
r. NJ. Rayl who has been In the
real estate business In Marshall
for some time has leased 40 acres
OF land cast Of Marshall, where
he expects to raise chickens, and
some small farming. He wants to
raise only full blood Rhode Island
Reds.
VIM. ID. Bush, q we'll known young
attorney OF Marshall has bought
the library OF r. d. Martin, who
has his office In Kansas City. The
library In a large and complete
ono and Mr.. Bush VIII be well
equipped for business In the same
rooms occupied by Martin.
A. b. Hoy, ono OF Marshalis well
known lawyers, was in Kansas
City the latt r. part of last week.
He said 1t was the sloppiest place
he struck lately, so sloppy, IN
fact that they had to take a fire
mans hose and wash the slush off
the downtown pavements.
o. w. Johnston has had a big
February clearance sale going on
and has sold a large amount OF
gooda. The entire stock has been
put ont ut reduced prices, and the
people are always ready to get
necessarles at reasonable prices,
when they know they are good
stuff.
The property belonging to Hugh
Donahue, located ON South Salt
Pond was sold to Mrs. Mary L..
wise hast week for $500. 1t con-
slsts OF a four room house and a
single lot. Frank Lsetor, the
hustling real estate agent made
the deal.
G. w. Boothe, formerly Of Blue
Lick, and now living at Lawton,
Oklahoma, sent in his renewal this
week. He says the weather Ia fine
down there, and nearly all the
oats are, sown. They expect to
plant corr soon.
We had a letter frorm f.. c. Sims
OF Canyon, Texas. who renewed his
subscription and told us about
Texas. He said they had just had
3 50 hours rain, which ended a $40
days drought, the longest ever
known in those parts, by the old
est settlers,
We had = renewal letter this
week from our friend r. c. Grit
fifth. OF WEIGH, Oklahoma. He said
the winter had been very mild,
but thsre had been very Little rain
aimee june. till laxt week when
there came . fkss dDwnpour. Oats
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

John Hartman, former student
at the college has been here thi'
week digging up old friends. HI
is farming at home in Cooper
county.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

L. A. Rogers is now working Tor
w. F. Nicely of southeast of Nap
ton.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

VIM. ID. Bush, q we'll known young
attorney OF Marshall has bought
the library OF z. d. Martin, who
has his office In Kansas City. The
library In a large and complete
ono and Mr.. Bush VIII be well
equipped for business In the same
rooms occupied by Martin.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Miss Amelia Solomon Is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Series
ger this week,
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Henry Ahlf of Malta Bend wa
in Marshall Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

2. A. Jungermar, or Shackei-
ford, says he wss up to see hi
father, Chris Jungerman, az May
view, Sunday spd found ham get
ting along nics4y
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

uO uot EtPoEN Nety "'S'"''s ="
they think the country too un'
developed.
We had a letter from Morris AT
derson, formerly OF Saline, thii
week, containing his renewal. HI
Is doing very well and sends kline
est regards to old friends here
c. X. Smith has purchased thu
farm south OF Blackburn owneS
by Henry Tegtmeyer for $500 pc
acre. The sale vas made by b. +
Henley OF Blackburn, Mo.
Ivan McCurdy who formerly Il,
ed in Marshall, is now located In
Kansas City where he is attend
ing an automobile school at 18th
and Garfield.
whites are showing some beau
tiful Messaline P~etticoats, and Foul
ard and Messaline Reception Dresses
reasonable priced.
Louis Henderson, COL, will have
a sale OF personal property al
his farm on Cow Creek on FRI
day March Sd. See adv. in this
paper.
John Hartman, former student
at the college has been here this
week digging up old friends. He
Is farming at home in Cooper
county.
Miss Helen Slife 10 again back at
her post in school. She has been
i'll a long time and her many
friends T glad to see her so fully
recovered.
Miss Vicky Irvine of Miami, has
been up visiting her relatives in
the country about Marshall, for
about a month. She is now at her
cousins Mrs. Miles Vardeman, six
miles north of town.
Henry and Joe Mackler, Chas
Urban and Clayton Simmons will
have a combination sale today at
the old Eli Harmon farm, eight
miles south of Mt. Leonard.
Louis II. Frlemonth, one OF Glas-
COWS staunch Republicans has
our thanks for renewal and adds
that he cannot do without the
Marshall Republican
l.. J. L. Roberts has his old steno-
grapher back again, Miss Hershey
having resumed the position oaftel
being court stenographer at Lex,
ington.
Scott Bros, the enterprising firm
OF bookmen ON the east aide o.
the square have just added . full
line Of wall paper to their already
large line.
2. A. Jungermar, OF Shackei'
ford, says ha was up to zee Id
father, Chris Jungerman, at May.
view; Sunday snd found ham get
ting along nics)y
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

Louis Henderson, col, will have
a sale OF personal property a
his farm on Cow Creek on Fri
day March Sd. See adv. in thii
paper.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

The editor In in ST. Louis on a
several days business trip this
week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

George Rose went to Moberfr
last Thursday to attend the fu-
neral of an uncle.