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The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
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The following are new subscrib-
ers or renewed during the past
week. New subscribers mark,
ed with q star.
r. j. Hillebrand, Shackelford.
Newman Newell, Malta Bend.
Mrs. M. Schwab, Arrow Rock.
+. L. Taylor, Napton.
w. II. Clemens, Malta Bend
Carl A. Klinge, st. Louis.
Fred Klinge, Shackelford.
Perry Wilson, Malta Bend.
A. Denning, Malta Bend.
Joe Deckard, Malta Bend.
r. 8. Cole, Malta Bend.
'Robt. Payne, Marshall.
Geo. Montgomery, Marshall
b. A. Jones, Sbackelford.
II. Bomhake, Marshall.
j. T. Redman, Marshall.
Geo. j. Flair, Malta Bend.
jefferson Nicely, Napton.
Mrs. Lee Sullivan, Wellington.
Kas.
Mrs. N. A. Attleton, Charlton, \.
James A. Jackman, Sweet sprank
c. 8. Allen, Redfield, Kansas.
L. A. Barger, Shackelford. \
D. c. Aulgur, Marshan.
. A. Hanna, Marshall.
Robt. Evans, Marshall.
J. w. Solomon, Marshall.
J. H. vanWinkie, Norton.
Oliver Price, Marshali.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Remaining uncalled for In the
Marshall, Mo-, post office, May
10th, 1911. II not called for in
Is days will be sent to the dead
letter office at Washington, d. C,
Misses Florence Hord, Sadie
Scott.
Mrs. Mary Kratzer.
Mr.. Henry Hudson, Wood John
son, David Martin. p. 8. Reynolds,
c. A. Schleuter.
L. w. vANDYKE, p. M.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
lParrish-B Barnett

Mrs. Hart Barnett, OF Fairville,
and Geo. II. Parrish, OF st. Paul,
Mimi, were married ut the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Irvine, Tuesday by
Rev. j. Il. Abbott. They left for
st. Louis for a short visit and
will later be ut home In st. Paul.
The young couple are old friends
and the wedding is therefore not
q great surprise.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

On May ~, Is and II n number
oft he leading aviators will engage
in a flying contest at Kansas City.
II is already attracting much at
tention.
Mesdames Nora Townsend and
Louise Stone OF Arrow Rock were
guests OF the formers mother,
Mrs. Alice McMahan, several days
this week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
M

Ernest Il. Hyson, a substantial
farmer OF Miami and Miss Lille
Morrow, OF College Addition, We're
married by Rev. A. J. Baker Tues
day evening. Miss Morrow is a
splendid young lady who moved
here from Miami recently. They
have gone to housekeeping near
Miami.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
Repair Shop

Sewing machines. lawn mowers.
musical instruments, caroline snI
gas stoves. clocks, tinwsre andv lock1
repaired. Keys jilsd. srws filcd an3
set. cross cut saws put in oriSr. scis3
sors sherpened. moving knivcs and|
guaranteed.
J.W. cefere. ". hlsrsen
Qsssits \ v oASplslps ua1
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

The much talked OF Maddox trial
Is going on at Boonville this
week. Maddox Is charged with
having murdered his wife.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Smith, OF near
Nelson, we're here Friday. The
former has been laid up on ac-
count OF stepping on n rusty nail
and has suffered considerably.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

The Colony Board meets today
One OF the main duties will be the
election OF teachers for the next
term.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

been provided for her selection.
First-Any respectable lady over
10 years Of age shall be eligible.
Secondary person can nomi-
nate their choice for the honor.
Third-Each nominee shall be
entitled 20 1000 votes free.
Fourth-Votes will be sold ms
follows: 10 votes for s cents; rs
votes for 10 cents; 100 votes for
25 cents; 400 votes for so cents;
1000 votes for 800 and 10000
votes for s..
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Mrs. F. +. Thompson entertain
ed her Sunday School class OF the
NJ. E. Church South Thursday even
ing ut her home on South Jeffer-
son in a most delightful manner.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

J. X. Shepherd, a former citizen
here, is back from California on a
visit to A. NJ. Guthrey and other
friends.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
Local Items

Mrs. II. q. Allen Is visiting sla-
ter relatives.
Michael Hillen left Sunday for
Kansas City to reside.
Editor r. O. varney was here
from Nelson Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
A fine stock of wash
dresses at Whites moder-
ately priced.

The date for the ANIMALS Farm
er's week, at Columbia, has been
fixed for the second week in jan
uary, 1t being the sense OF the Mis-
souri, State Board OF Agriculture
that this date should be made per-
manent.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

President Diaz, Of Mexico, says
he Will resign after peace Is
restored. And the war goes merr-
ly on.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Only a few Spring Suits
left at Whites. handsome
light shades greatly reduc-
ed. Buy one for your vaca-
tion trip.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

]. t. Gibson and sons, j. E.and
s. j., expects to 60 to Little Rock
Ark, next week to attend the
Old Settlers Reunion.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

II. j. Steinheimer has bought
the two story house near the
Christian church. He will move
and remodel Il.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Misses Alice Ehrnman and Bes-
sic Parks will teach at Nelson next
term.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

James Culbertson, of Blue Lick,
was here Monday and told us that
DR.. Spradling, who expected to To-
cate at Blue Lick has decided not
to do SO.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
Beautiful graduating
dresses at Whites.

Rev. J. L. Cortner was ut War
rensburg last week. On his re-
turn he handed us Capt. ID. p. Fin
ley's renewal OF that place.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Buy your corset at Whites.
Henderson Corsets the cor
rect foundation for a per-
feet fitting gown.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Sunday.
A big delegation OF Knights OF
Columbus members went from here
to Boonville Sunday where the
Marshall team gave the major de-
gree. Tuesday VIM. Meschede, j..
j. Mitchell and Frank Rigney
went to Moberiy as representative
of the Marshall lodge. Frank Rig
ney went AZ State advocate,
c. 8. Allen, OF Redfield, Kansas,
took a q each of cattle and
hogs to the Kansas City market
this week and then came down
to Malta Bend to accompany his
wife and children home who have
been at her mothers, Mrs. Mary
Levy, the past two months. Mr..
Allen said he struck the market
fairly good.
j. II. Noonon has purchased the
Brandecker residence and is NOV
ing II this week to a lot near
the water works. He will build
an addition to it and remodel the
old section.
Mrs. Nellie c. Cordz, of Spring.
field, third vice-president and
Mrs JOS. M. Huston, of Windsor,
second vice-president OF the Mis-
sionary Conference, are guests at
Robt. L. Hyatt's on South Odell.
Mr.. Hyatt says he has the pick
OF the conference.
Miss Margaret Klinger, Prof.
vawter, Calvin Balthis, Allen
Peecher and Al Parker furnished
music for the Malta Bend high
school commencement exercises on
Friday night. We failed 10 learn
the names OF the graduates.
Few newspapers men are known
over the state more widely than
|C. J. Henninger, editor Of the st.
Louis county Herald and his
many friends will be panied to
learn OF his sad misfortune. Dur
ing the storm Saturday night, .
week ago, his wife wal turning of
. kght IN the house when the
vtrs vss struck BY lightning and
Mr., Hennlnger killed. Mr.. Hem
ninRsr 80 Nod Ms hard ov !
swakeA Il r. ~ r. ths .stahls'
ant yscelved = seves6 skoek.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Mrs. r. b. Taylor was called to
st. Louis Monday on account OF
the death OF her neice, Miss
Eleanor Arnold, whose funeral oe-
Cured there Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

C. A. Mauch attended the recep-
ton given by Gov. and Mrs. Had
ley Monday night in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Gmelich's golden
wedding anniversary.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Chas. Johnston had the misfor-
tune Monday OF breaking one of
o. w. Johnston's big plate glass
windows in the store. An iron
stand fell over against it. The
glass was worth $50, but insured.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Mrs. Ed. Mitchell returned to
her home in Emporia, Kansas, FRI
day. She Is In much better health
since her operation.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

A. N. Dickson, Harry Hudson,
John Green and Nelson West, OF
Hardeman, took the train here
Friday for Kansas City to see the
Flynn-C offman worlds Champion
ship fight that night. Jimmie
Flynn was the winner.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

DIR. Harry Jones was down from
Kansas City and visited his broth
er John A., Friday and Saturday
and his parents west OF town over
Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Will Solomon met with a bad ac-
cident Monday at his uncle's, Pc
ter solomon north Of town. He
was riding a young mule and wal
thrown and his collar bone bro
ken.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Elsea & Hams Monday sold the
Merchants Delivery for b. II.
Downs TO Marsh Stivers for $500
possession at once. Mr.. Downs,
we understand will start a new
delivery somewhere else.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Bourne Mitchell 10 home from
Kansas City recuperstine from his
injuries received some timS ago
BY being run over by an snao. ~
Nod one foot badly bfSisod.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
West Side Of Square,

II. j. Steinheimer has bought
the two story house near the
Christian church. He will move
and remodel II.
The Colony Board meets today,
One OF the main duties will be the
election OF teachers for the next
term.
Mrs. Ed. Mitchell returned to
her home in Emporia, Kansas, FRI
day. She Is In much better health
since her operation.
Mrs. John H. Hall entertained I'm
honor OF her daughter, Mrs. j. II.
Pelot, Saturday afternoon In an
elaborate manner.
Mrs. Angie Porter and Mrs.
John Balthis drew the set of dish
es at Whites store "wednesday
evening. Their guess being a tie,
Mr.. White gave each a set.
Elsea & Hams Monday sold the
Merchants Delivery for b. II.
Downs to Marsh Stivers for $500
possession at once. Mr.. Downs,
we understand will start a new
delivery somewhere else.
Chas. Johnston had the misfor-
tune Monday OF breaking one of
o. W. Johnston's big plate glass
windows in the store. An iron
stand fell over against II. The
glass was worth $50, but insured.
A fine stock of wash
dresses at Whites moder-
ately priced.
The date for the ANIMALS Farm
er's week, at Columbia, has been
fixed for the second week in jan
uary, it being the sense OF the Mis-
souri, State Board OF Agriculture
that this date should be made per-
manent.
A. N. Dickson, Harry Hudson,
John Green and Nelson West, OF
Hardeman, took the train here
Friday for Kansas City to see the
Flynn offman worlds Champion
ship fight that night. Jimmie
Flynn was the winner.
q. W. Howell, of Hardeman, IL
planting five acres in White Bur
ley tobacco near Concord chGrch.
He says he has some good. white
oak ground that ID wstl Adapted
to the growing Of tobacep and
at the present high price of tobac-
co finds it profitable. AZ far %
we are sble to learn he Is the
only extenave tobacco grower in
Sahne.
You will want : nice
Skirt for spEine. See them
Wxk2A~e~
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. B~urnett's
daughter, Miss Halle, who has
been assisting Mrs. F. p. Cott
during her illness, became very III
herself a week ago but il. inn
proving.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Mrs. l.. NJ. French and children
we're here from near Napton Sat-
urday shopping.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

EultOf r. W. NafhNy NoP W
from Nelson Tuesday.
Long Satin and Silk Coats
at Whites.
Loring Collier, OF Chicago, visit
ed relatives here a few days last
week.
Misses Edith Leonard and Es-
telle Francisco we're reelected as
teachers at Carthage.
Mrs. l.. NJ. French and children
we're here from near Napton Sat-
urday shopping.
See the dainty knit and
muslin underwear at Whites
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Guthrey and
little son were here from Malta
Bend Monday.
Miss Rosie Hillen of Blackburn
visited her sister, Miss Susie
Hillen over Sunday.
The State Convention OF the
Knights of Columbus is in session
= D-~Isa tAaa xrnaE
Do not make Waists-buy
them at Whites.
Mrs. Joe Thorp and children of
Nelson we're the guests the latter
part OF the week of Charles Me
meier and family.
Ola Irvine is back from Bakers
field Cal, on q visit to homefolks.
He says his town is a wide-awake
one.
A Tom Thumb Wedding will be
given at the opera house tonight
by local talent under the aus
pieces OF the u ID. c. ladies.
Get your Hosiery at
Whites, theysell the ONYX
HOSE. the best made.
Nrs. wv. A. .vswter, Mrs. X. N.
Reynolds and MIS- Ethel Sharp ex
psct 10 n&tend the .. ID. c. meet
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Mrs. John r. Hall entertained In
honor OF her daughter, Mrs. j. II,
Pelot, Saturday afternoon In an
elaborate manner.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
Long Satin and Silk Coats
at Whites.

Loring Collier, OF Chicago, visit
ed relatives here a few days last
week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
See the dainty knit and
muslin underwear at Whites

MI. and Mrs. Guy Guthrey and
little son were here from Malta
Bend Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Mrs. Angie Porter and Mrs
John Balthis drew the set of dish
es at Whites store Wedneda.
evening. Their guess being a tie
Mr.. White gave each a set.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Misses Edith Leonard and Es-
telle Francisco were reelected as
teachers at Carthage.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
Get your Hosiery at
Whites, theysell the ONYX
HOSE. the best made.

Nrs. Nv. A. vswter, Mrs. r. N.
Reynolds and lGiss Ethel Sharp ex
pect 10 e&tend the y. D. c. meet
hG ~ Ilttis Rock next week
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

The State Convention OF the
Knights of Columbus is in session
mt Columbia this week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

Miss Rosie Hillen OF Blackbu burn
visited her sister, Miss Susie
Hillen over Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

You will want : nice
Skirt for spring. See them
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

rect IOunudtiOn o a per-
feet fitting gown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Smith, OF near
Nelson, were here Friday. The
former has been laid up on ac-
count OF stepping on n rusty nail
and has suffered considerably.
Mrs. f. +. Thompson entertain
ed her Sunday School class OF the
NJ. +. Church South Thursday even
ing ut her home on South Jeffer-
son in a most delightful manner
j. T. Gibson and sons, j. E.and
s. j., expects to 60 to Little Rock
Ark, next week to attend the
Old Settlers Reunion.
Only a few Spring Suits
left at Whites, handsome
light shades greatly reduc-
ed. Buy one for your vaca.
ton trip.
James Culbertson, of Blue Lick
was here Monday and told us that
DR.. Spradling, who expected to To-
cate at Blue Lick has decided not
to do so.
Mrs. r. b. Taylor was called to
st. Louis Monday on account OF
the death OF her neice, Miss
Eleanor Arnold, whose funeral oc.
Cured there Wednesday.
c. A. Mauch attended the recep,
ton given by Gov. and Mrs. Had
ley Monday night in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Gmelich's colder
wedding anniversary.
Will Solomon met with a bad ac'
cident Monday at his uncle's, Pc
ter solomon north Of town. HI
was riding a young mule and wal
thrown and his collar bone bro
ken.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Burnett's
daughter, Miss Halle, who has
been assisting Mrs. +. p. Cot
during her illness, became very III
herself a week ago but IL, Inn
proving.
Bourne Mitchell 10 home from
Kansas City recnperating from his
injuries received some stimS ago
BY being u over by an suao. ~
hAd ona fo0t had1v 6ruaao6
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
Do not make Waists-buy
them at Whites.

Mrs. Joe Thorp and children of
Nelson were the guests the latter
part OF the week of Charles Me
meier and family.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

j. II. Noonon has purchased the
Brandecker residence and is NOV
Ing 1t this week to a lot near
the water works. He will build
an addition to it and remodel the
old section.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

A Tom Thumb Wedding will be
given at the opera house tonight
by local talent under the aus
pices OF the u. d. c. ladies.
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BARGAIN HOME EVEN tn T6

IT ANY PRICE YOU CARE TO
Disc AT ALMOST ANY PRICE
s STOCK IN AS FEW DAYS AS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-20
InderdeIIIng Store, Right oppO-I

Hite the Court House, 3I'
SALE BEGINS
SATURDAY,. JULY 22d,
BARGAIN CHANCES OF A L
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-20
METAL PRICES IN
LONDON STRONGER

James a. Pollock SS Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
Paine. Webber & Co. Boston.-DuriuE
most Of tho session today pdiccs were
inclined to sag, but toward the close
strong buyinc caused sharp rally all
through the list. In the local market
tncrc were no fluctuations worthy OF
mention. The metal market in London
has been very strong for several days.
with heavy sales of both spot and fu-
tures, The domestic price was advanced
today,
Logan e Bryan. New York.-Tn tho
early session nf today's stock market the
professional element was active on the
bear side. especially in the industrial de-
partment. Outside participation was not
a factor and when the lower level did
not dlslodgc any stocks from the public
there was rush to cover short sales.
forcing the market In some spccialtics To
new high levels on this move, Lehigh
Valley being a feature. We understand
large bond orders are under the market
for high gdade railroad Issues, convcrti-
bic securities being preferred With the
present favorable money market Import
ant financing can he expected shortly.
We advise conservative purchases OF such
stocks as Lehigh Valley. Norfolk and
Atchison.
Gallagher New York There being
mont and Tonopah Mining, both issues
pah around g. West End resumed It's
recent advance. selling up TO S. Inspira-
tion was fairly active between "A and
"a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-20
KING CON. STRIKE
IMPRESSES VISITOR

II. j. Evans. the well known mining
man and broker who was one OF a party
OF Salt Lakers TO visit the King Con-
solidated property at Park City Wcdnos-
day, expressed himself on Thursday more
than favorably impressed with the condi-
ton at This property.
The company has some splendid ore on
the 15o0-foot level OF the Andes claim,
from which depth several raises are be
ing driven at frequent intervals. In the
last raise driven 80 feet the management
has broken into n 12-foot face OF the
finest looking ore one would care 10 sec,
and il carries very high values in silver
and lead.
lust how extensive this orc Is has not
yet been determined. but Mr.. Evans saw
every indication one could wish for that
this will bring the company a very gen
erous tonnage and revenue. He con-
sidcrs it one Of tho most important dis
covcrics OF the year in Utah mining.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-20
MEETING CALLED BY
THE MEXICAN CO.
Twelve Million Dollar Bond
Issue One Matter to
BE Adjusted.

Local shareholders arc In receipt OF the
following notification from The president
and secretary of tho Mexican Petroleum
company, Ltd Of Delaware:
please take notice that a special meot-
ing OF the stockholders OF the Mexican
Petroleum company, Ltd. of Delaware, IL
hereby called To assemble at room 60b
SECURITY building. corner nf Firth and
Sprlug streets, Los Angeles. Cal, at 10
O'Clock a. m. on Monday. October -, a.
u. 1911.
Will be, 10 pass upon the authorize ion
by this company OF AN Issue of FIRST Hen
and rcfundng bonds NOT exceeding a total
of sl2. 600 900 issuablc I'm various series as
desired. with such interest. sinking fund.
redemption and other provisions as the
board of directors may from tim- 10 time
determine! any series To be convertible
into stock at par or otherwise as the
directors approve; the bonds tu be in
such amounts, currencies and with such
dates OF payment as may bc fixed by the
board Of directors: and all these bonds.
togc thcr with any outstanding Joint deb
cnturc bonds nf this company and tho
lfuastcca Petroleum company heretofore
issued. 10 be secured by "a deed OF trust
To such trustee and upon such terms as
tho board of directors may approve. and
ny the pledge OF all stock of tho lluaS-
tcca Petroleum company, tho Tamhua
Petroleum company and tho Mexican Pc
troleum company. now or hereafter owned
by this company, and all such bonds and
other obligations and securities issued by
one or more OF tho last named companies
or other companies or otherwise. as the
board Of directors may approve also e.
authorize the immediate sale Of all OIL
any part OF one or more series aggregat
Ing Sc 900 900 par value OF said bonds
convertible into stock a, par or otherwise
or nonconvcrtlbc, upon such terms as
the board of directors may approyS: also
to authorize any contracts with my sub
sidiary companies or other persons. as the
board of directors may approve 10 effect
uate tile foregoing. and tn take action up
on all other business Of every nature
whether specified or not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-20

flashes across the wires late
animated that the Goldfeld Flor
company was experiencing troubles
krground. and in continuation of Ibis
Bincs the word that the management has
lduced it's working forces. letting lwcn-
men GO. Vice President T. q.
i.ockhari OF the company has made Il
statement. being quoted as follows
Eve arc somewhat short on orc. }
have decided 10 cut of ono shit in tn';
mill and another In The mine but VIC VIII
not close down either the mine or MN.
sill have sixty-scvrn men on the payroll
1.-THE mill will be run eight hours a
day and about loo tons put through IN
stead of 10 tons. Ey reducing the ton
mage we expect To bc able TO Keep inc
value of the mill heads up To higher
figure than by running n larger tonnage.
''Seycn power drills will be kept going
on Development and production In inc
mine We seem In be In a lean zone, as
sill believe that we viii he able TO md
some moro good ore bodies. The shai l
will he sunk deeper md other levels
driven. The bottom OF the shaft is now
about S15 feet deep. and we are So,nE
TO continue II downward. confident 'nht
tho ultimate rcsul, will be satisfactory.
"a D. Parker. president of the com
pany Will probably be here the latter
part OF this week. ana &c Will then more
definitely outline plans for the future,
The mine has recently been running al
slight loss. but under the curtailcd pol
Icy The mine and mill should be able TO
break even on the operating expenses IN :
I'll we gel some new orc. as We expect
to-