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The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Falls Victim to Thieves

s. W. Bends, OF Coal City, Ala,
has a justiiiab.e grievance. Two
thieves stole his health for twelve
years. They we're a liver and kid
ney trouble. Then DR.. Kings New
Life Pills throttled them. Now he's
well. Unrivaled for Constipation,
Malaria, Headache, Dyspepsia. 2Sc
at p. II. Franklins .
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
BLACKBURN

Sam h. Dowden, OF Peculiar, Mo.
IL ths guest OF his father, H. A.
and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Meiner-
shagen and child OF Malta Bend,
spent Friday night with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Flair
Mira. Ed Zumbehl and sister
from Sweet Springs left Monday
morning for st. Charles, Mo, to
visit relatives.--- Miss Edith
washburn departed Wednesday
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
ARROW ROCK

Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Hudson had
a narrow escape Saturday while
driving to Arrow Rock. The
hbrse became frightened at a pile
of tiff near the bridge at the
"Rocky HIP and jumped to one
side throwing buggy and G
pants over an embankment 20 feet
below. The buggy landing with
wheels up, the top proved TO be a
sort OF protection and undoubted-
ly saved Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
from meeting with a very serious
IL not fatal accident. Both were
badly frightened but not hurt. We
congratulate them on their mar
row escape.--- Arthur Dickson
wal put up another Ice plant on
his farm near town. He was in
town Wednesday and informed US
that he had most OF tho material
on the ground and would begin
work soon. He viii do most of
the work himself and expects to
be ready 10 furnish ice TO Arrow
Rock end community by the next
spring.~-ststssman. 81,
or. aolrsp ino-Tar-Honet
~ oeSEts snd oekdA
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Wife Got Tip Top Advice.

"My wife wanted me to take our
how 10 the doctor to cure an ugly
boil,n writes ID. Frankel, OF Stroud
Okla. al said put Buckien's Arm
en- Salve ON It.. She did so, and II
cured the boil In a short time
Quickest healer OF Burns, Scalds'
Cuts, Corns, Bruises, Sprains, Swell
,ngs. Best Pile cure ON earth. Try
IL. Only Csc at p. II. Franklins.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Week End and Sunday Elk
cursion

C. x A. r. r. has on sale for s1E
trains Saturday and Sunday uxz-
cept the Hummer) q Sa.so rou<rd
"trip rate good till 8 q. M NzAmn-
day tall trains except the hun@.rs
to Kansas City. Also o1.oe su&r
going and returning On slatauyNr
.commodstion same dsts. E~.ug
Kansas CITY aJSo p. n.
o. y. Hswthorne,
Passenger agsnsk-
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tn. ~ mr.
Signature Of

GILLIAN
Miss Alice Chism has returned
to her home on Fish Creek.---Ed
Hawkins informs us that he lost
. valuable mule, last Friday from
Censor IA
home from Ksnsas City. He 10
here on his vacation, and also to
Hest uR---PauA Bossellar and
family have returned from avhit
70 raaa1ivea IN Osage county, Mo.
r--1Gtssee Katie and Bertha
'Hs1&Slse have returned from .
,ssw davs- visit with the family Of
Jos. Hladsbssnd In HannibaL--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-10

HOW TO BECOME A CITIZEN.


three who fellow workers
lately felt yearnng in of the wet
allegiance kind
of be able their
striking musicians blow THE Star spanged Banner
things bit
aprants
could
do brushing Sorry indeed
they asked
them that they would be marked perfect in everything
of republican
that
Who the for the
credit Aldreh another, although
could be and his identity disclosed only
appointed Cottn Division of
and the several States
thoroughly Executive
Judicial
question Them while legislative abiding
in
meeting Constitution the they all
eousg subborn insisting
Kinney Jefferson penned
Hawaiian intelligence
they rfe One thought Johnnie
another still stood by Mead, and voted
planters third straight ticket again cast his
ballot Murray Frear.
his ascertain who will make
reading something like this:
Do wis to bcomea cit o thus be
qualified Instructions how to become and
will without publicity and
Proficiency thirty guaranteed Address,
1776.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-10
Small Talks
CHINESE UNITED SOCIETY Beat it.

CHINESE
SUPERVISOR MURRAY-onr engineers all right.
roads lead o
CHINESE ooNsUIr-when the boat leavei
ATTORNEY killed that laid golden
ALEXANDER viii have flying machine Of
long balloon, Mar of aeroplane
NIGEL JAoKsoN-Y possible boxing
show and think dollars Then long
running wir be the best
EAaAsAKI know think Wads matter pake all
better byahby tnk
ion knos. Japan ii o no an ihe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-10

very deep perpendicular bin'
good, dump that would be unjust unhstan cruel
horrible wicked, outrageous wouldn't it''
would there wOuldn be anything else the matter
Allen the author HIM. considering
paying on
Filipino aOoes for these Creao ki islands of the shimmering sea-
When of anything how do know
morning you bottle holds quartz When for
apa When bill at the end of the month
dropping how know that
reason have you suppose your light meter
face of holes numbers is telling the truths
you don't You simply the principle
business with in Honolulu is honest and You up
wllngy or you you
Hawaiian provides inspector the
neglected appropriate for the salaries of
inspector Consequently there is check whatever on
scales weights or measures Inc apn Pupn ] d bt
dealers may bet considerable
provisions
the people themselves and ditto the electric light meters And
The Bystand does not imply that there anything crooked about any
he of the hams shown the fshmaket
thirteen pounds weigh from nine to eleven pounds
and that quarts of milk measure up less than they should
AS matter of fact uful this city that we have grown
simple should insist the legislature giving
ppOsey accidentally We want meter inspectors we wan weights and
inspectors the job all tho time The
pay salaries that
their rounds would series of corrections that would
give a that they pay
This is only business eQmmOnsense.
The practical happy importation of
birds eradicate the insect and add to the variety of brdfk song
Why perfect the Paradise exporting professional politicians
oos hypocnca boosters that might be induced TO behave
better in a colder climate.
80
White considered Honolulus mock o.
mpresaro interesting Perhaps would stand
the thrilling films that just viii ns
always getting shown the first time Then the rival veTeg
of antipoia maginations will
ra late iuy the time honoed institution
blind vision Of Utopia featured by Bin Fen
CARRIED aud dapbanous daces chasing sahd but peaiy Dc
aewt little their tails IL pleasant pasime h
object r bg salt the cuda pIpndag aforesaid the pgt
lHsfeaIo reporting judicial being heavily fined
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-10

slippery
thar the Pig" Iwouldli like to heari IS
The breed that fes the Hawaiian Islands particularly elusive and
being the order animals the approach of signal
beata up
Pig" peculiar altogether
appears
not of the blind pig kind and approach of badge ea arouses
whether police uniform,
wears just plain clothes the blind pig suspicious But of its own low order
is altogether afraid will with it, And such
S m pDS only ones VINO can used '''S' the ponce and the
decr against de infom as he generally known is to
against the blind piggies
Billy Fnne pigs
conducted with considerable Skill and who has nfom had
considerable before the courts securing convictions of blind
operators But he feels he the fomer He has nvassed former
police officials whether blind
agree Among
consulted A NJ Brown former marshal and high sheriff the present
prosecuting attorney A. of
Andrews F. cnngwOrth deputy
high ClngwOrth Brekons U.
district attorney A P Taylor chief o
and
the Worts and Paquns other the worlds fashionable
experts dap figures they
point discrepancies and false hngg the ognators of
the hObbe and the har They mitatOr have often
many things
East and that where the hObbe skirt
The japanese standing
the ubng Fort and King waiting trolley
alongside one NOT T st @ If s ot b hen n'an f
had discarded queerok
retained the Korean headgea Now the japanese womn mono about
ankles and was little wonder that she had literally trip and dog
10 he
original Japan
On the Korean mans head those brdage affairs
his protected just
derby aa times He couldn't all the the
habit of dsplacng it.
There cap
fellow George Hoy book, in
describes spent
Judge the reported
interview George Garter The other HOnoan according the author
described Hawaii in this fashion:
making, these
earth Here biting cold and bhghtng heat The
lmped OF emerald, turquoise nd
and soothing Eternal meadows,
hills, while DER all bursting
refreshing
wasn't poecal According
andp his fu of
author had quit when he struck Honolulu but unfortunately
wandering until he Philippines
concerning the 't brown brothers" good
for the promoonrs, because would planters
would be postage bills
instance
several days I've talked to manufacturers
bankers teachers merchants newspapermn
Pore, exporrs-oh, everything everybody
savvy language TO-
their opinions concerning the Philippine Islands
States policy toward them.
general cOncenus opinion far as have been able to
n is
blooming lot Of uwise politicians handling of
situation They have all with voice filed
the unlimited in they
develop the without labOi
aing proposition they say tng
After several days Of that plant who
Is up against IT hard lie is trying to handle situation where mil
stake pull situation to
the Should his opinion Filipino a abing
proposition and should publish verbatim yuu print
/ on paper
After hearing him owen, w should send over to
Shanghai bring over couple Shanghai wleelbarror bows with
bhryWs them every Filipino IN iands good
bad ~ vehicles about foar million
barrow and push them the Of volcano,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-10
ORIENTAL NEW YEARS.

celebrating Years observation
solely they missing that
compelled to the cooking yourself George Lycurgu
opportunity afforded the
which distinctive
added
meeting the evening of December 81
church
had refused further credit electric light kept vigil home
troing whisels had
carefully it
didn't right
of Honouu hundred thousand
a the land of Nod.
tie
a of u.s. signifies only the Angosaxon
Sights the it must
include the For he didn't to bed did,
his religion not included the sitting kneing
be properly gracefully rkfu that
revolutions and bankruptcies
and preceding three hundred and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-10


system which viii grass
where but lotered before yen jingle
But long before Commodore
Perry for himself everlasting speeches banquots
where both Americans and
which 60 early
New Years Eve morning stay up
night later amendment the also antedatg
ing drip Sat os a tn' G.d s,t part Of ss a
you you forgot They were there before
rays the Year peeked over pnnchbow and
Diamond Head and Rocky Hills and piercing through windows
promise of happy times to Their friends early wish
the best hand the by
the hope that fate with its nexOrabe dece would that
Japanese drOughts multiplied your
servants had probably done the thing their before
funny course them
mostly
lavender although occasionally
written and sometimes printed but nearly always on white card as deity
within the borders miniature within picture frame
Paintings Of ynhnum' occasionally 'dOTn the enclosure and cherry
And it. the collection which your people made last Sunday you find some
plain, every calling
nlod collars leather
forgotten method of dOnn wearing mOnOs and
Never say japanese
Possibly
they any
means wholly djnerestH or BY no means wholly safe
civiit when New will
in few weeks
people An gallery without the
great spot supplied by
hole the ground they
be by Cunha In trade
Germany automobile accidents
them Hawaii would become
village
Cnds Brothers might help but would nevertheless be
they
Eendry up
They have declared that they know how discover and
arrest criminals, willing help
subscription publication called
ernatiOmles pizeatt The title itself the
boy Thursday, with of
the invasion, and Immediately sent in my four bits
And do moneys worth then have the German publishers
basy deceived For theand quote verbatim both to Ian
guage authorities
Is which will accomplish its
publication
persons
country and sometimes in another country and combat international
d. journal
g efficiency
IT administration of the criminal law and by this the public order of the best
the publishing Office "sO post office"
The journal itself is interesting My could be purchased for
o weekly Paradise
better the together
discover fugitive justice in instant
gifted author of history of Ireland in which appeared chapter headed
rhere are no snakes in Ireland" Evidently the it, for
describing fellow named Kurt DedenOn who is wanted for important
Or you you
h. you will nd abou
who starts writing his name with Karl
fterward look him get reward He
recognized Watch the autos for Karl kes
AUTOMOBILE order that mistake possibly be made
publisher has
left cheek and right and speaks the wgeembesh dialect
which both left cheek and right eye renders him
Bafy" told that che be
he
He
must't kindly a result
Advertiser the exchange list and for the
should
prompt should,
Germans that be 'embezzed For
friedrich Mueller that
sis fugitive
1000 together with the
of a
paper French and want to
NJ (Amagne) II connected
Frankfurt M (Deateh
United staes
to
ect 'Frankor NJ. Germany"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-10

Blind Pigs and Informers.
Hobbies and Headgears.
II Tickled Him, but -.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-27

Clear Lake farmers have begun to
gather in a fine harvest of beets and
berries.
After sixteen years in the tailoring
business X. II. Heller has disposed of
his business at Parkersburg to Jo-
seph Cerny.
The Iowa City city council ordered
fifteen more blocks of paving put
down.
An Ad club has been formed at
Iowa Falls with Ernest A. Westbury
as president.
Because her husband is socialist,
Mrs. Jessie Dresser of Des Moines
wants divorce.
A company is formed and capital
stock all subscribed at Waverly for
an amusement park.
Governor Carroll appointed Mrs. A.
J. BARLEY Of Boone member Of the
state library commission,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-27

Explanation OF score Cdru.
Flavor.
The flavor of the bread should be
something like the flavor of freshly
cracked nuts. 1t should not taste Of
Yeast and it should not taste sour or
musty.
Doughiness and Moisture.
Cut the bread through the middle
of the loaf Press it lightly with the
finger. The bread should be soft
enough to press easily but the dent
should spring back to the level sur
face. If the dent stays in the bread.
your loaf should lose ten points on
doughiness and moisture. If the bread
is so hard that you cannot press it
easily, you will know that you havo
used too much flour in mixing it.
Texture and Grain.
The loaf should have fine grain and
should have no large holes in it.
The holes should be of equal size all
through the loaf.
Lightness.
The bread should be equally light
all through. There should be no heavy
spots or streaks anywhere.
Sweetness.
The bread should have no sour
smell or taste.
Color.
Bread should be of good cream
color. 1t should not be grayish or
greenish in color.
Crust.
The crust should be a golden brown
OH top and bottom. It should be-
evenly Drowned.
Shape and Size.
A loaf is more easily baked in a pan
that is about ten inches long four
inches wide and five inches high. This
makes Il fine looking loaf that is not
TOO large to bake WELL The loaf should
rise evenly and be of uniform height
in all parts. 1t should not rise high
enough to bulge over the side of the
in
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-27
FROZEN PUDplNGS.

In a bulletin on The classification
of Ice Cream" just published Frof
Martensen of the Iowa Experiment
Station gives the following formulas
for frozen buildings. Copies OF the
bulletin may be obtained by writing
to the Iowa Experiment Station, Ames,
Iowa. and asking for Bulletin 1913.
Nesselrode Pudding
gallons 80 per cent cream
10 dozen eggs
10 lbs. cane sugar
4 OF. vanilla extract
lbs. candied cherries and assert.
ed fruits
lbs. raisins
lbs walnut meats
lbs. filbert meats
Manhattan Pudding
gallons 80 per cent cream
10 dozen eggs
~ lbs. sugar
quarts orange juice
pit. lemon juice
lbs. walnut meats
lbs. pecan meats
lbs cherries and assorted fruits
Plum Pudding
gallons 30 per cent cream
10 dozen eggs
10 lbs. sugar
q lbs chocolate
lbs cherries and assorted fruits
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-27
A Perfect Shampoo

May be obtained by using Meritol
Shampoo Paste. This prescription is
highly recommended as an invigorat
ing-scalp cleanser and dandrutf remover
1t is deIicately perfumed and imparts
its soothing properties to the seal p and
leaves a refreshed feeling. Makes the
hair soft and pliable and gives a fluffy,
silky effect.
Has all the qualities requisite in a
prescription for Il high grade Shampoo
Paste. A fair trial will convince you
that MertoI Shampoo Paste is unequal
led.
Manufactured and Guaranteed by
American Drug & Press Association.
For sale by C. T. McWiIliams Il Co.
Chester, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-27
THE REPUBLIC IN PERIL.
BY HORACE BISHOP.

Yet s ; S % such sssss. syS1 rsess date
d: S.;is: s IL vss
% 5 sss to s @ ss evs branch
4ss 5 s sss St s;sv cease.
Nov IS ". 5 % a"Ss. By 4. i spsn deserve
R
I :ao sass xs ss
And sts Pss sysx @
An" his s4n s M e ss Should end
But s a.9naen esSs ssers pg s aen
There ns s OWN why p to ~ es seass
And not go at fight many ugly
o ~s! s n s.; ;* :$
The 1: Iii ia.
win @sRs $ ss L t. sss t:ss & s
Looking to the sandpatters evident and glare
Our present worthy in filling MS public
So it
The Our a"d ;hs feaBss" fss
Wi" % S s
Blu" through s @ AND t. s loyal s s:s;ss?s
,s :ass % Ss ss'ts ssi' ALL
While sS Sss
Regardless of the difference right or wrong
Now The es ;s:ss $ !:;s S
Il Ts :: s; zss: made.
opposite 8 now waiting with unusual delight,
9 the cunning split
Rvp pretending to their in the common fight,
Which appears to us them ''happy hit.
Fort terms the president the main stand.
eldnrh strength and policies
While spresding lis broadly all the land
From which he eievedf or wild African tour.
While in the coming fight.
nd what will be unable now to foretel
may a false prophet, possibly may be right,
nowh in the end worst fears dpeL
Although having good tme.
Is Unite only the comparative fortunate lew,
ourib q being gradually undermined
By sranglne the matte credit, hard to renew,
should closely connned
Ito be contiauedl
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-27
PLAN YEARS TEST FOR HENS
Spokane Man Arranging First Ameeh
can Eso Laying cenersss-RntfiQs
From Several States.

Spokane, Wash.-Problems Of cont!
nent wide interest are to be solved ct
tho arst American egg laying con-
gress in Spokane. beginning next No
vember and continuing II moothe. II
is free and open to the world. Plans
are to have 1t least two entries Of ok
chickens each from every state and
territory in the union aid pfoShcs II
Canada Among other things. this in
formation IL sought:
Will 300 chickens support IN. aver.
age family?
What breeds are best for CONNER
ctal eggs?
What IL the actual cost Of produo-
Ing eggs?
What are tho prime requisites OF
successful egg culture!
What state. province or territory
produces the best layers? r -,ss
John c. Lee. a former neWSrapef
man. now poultry ranther at Hi
yard. WASH. who originated. tina: con-
gress ideas, has submitted !, teuthtive
plans to A. c. Ware, chairman Of the
poultry and game committee d the
Spokane chamber of commerce. for
formal discussion and action ;at the
next monthly meeting Of thai body.
This is not to b . competitive o.
position for fancy breeds or fekhsrs
nor a money making scheme. :" Afr..Leo
said, but an educational e6air In the
best sense Of the term. TheeAgwiu
be no medals or cash prizes, Though
diplomas and ribbons may besAyard-
ed for the best producers. PItue1ly.
We are seeking accurate infofme41oo.
which ia not now available through
the regular channels. ~
Present plans are to set aside .
tract Of land near Spokane an4.Sfect
the necessary buildings for thA Sa1o
Of the fowls. Experts will bsNlcod
In charge and a record kept q AIssy
pen, the money returns coins. t0aths
owners. We believe we can gaccom-
plish good results here. as " Aeve
an even climate and mono Of to- dis
eases common to the chicken family.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-27

\ The afternoon was spent in checking
warrants drawn in the county audi
tors Office, finding that he has drawn
all warrants on the proper funds in &C.
cordance with the order of the board
and the law.
On motion the board adjourned until
8 O'Clock a. M, Tuesday, June 13,
1911.
SEVENTH DAY.
Board met at o'clockssa. m, Tues.
day June 10, 1911, with all members
present.
The day was spent checking the
books in the treasurer's office.
'' On motion the board adjourned until
8 O'Clock, a. M, Wednesday, June IA,
1911.
EIGHTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at o'clock a. M, June ID, 1911, with
all members present.
The day was occupied in checking
the books in the treasurer's office.
On motion the board adjourned until
o'clock a. m, Thursday, June Is,
1911.
NINTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 8 O'Clock a. M, June Is, 1911, with
all members present.
The morning was spent in checking
the books in the county treasurer's
Office, and at IL o'clock m, board ad,
journed until 8 o'clock a. m, Friday,
June 16, 1911.
TENTH DAY.
Board met at o clock a. m, Friday
June l6, 1911, with all m .mbers pre-
sent.
The day was occupied in completing
settlement with A. l.. White, county
treasurer. finding balance on hand in
all funds remaining in his hands
amounting to $46633 70, which amount
was produced and counted as required
by law, and his report was approved
On motion, adjourned until O'Clock
a. M, Saturday, June II, 1911.
ELEVENTH DAY.
Board met at 8 O'Clock a. m, Sat-
urday, June II, 1911 with all members
present.
The morning was spent in the coun-
ty auditors Office auditing and allow
ing claims, and at IL O'Clock M, ad-
journed until o'clock p. M, Monday,
June 10, 1911.
TWELFTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at l O'Clock p. m, Monday, June 10,
1911, with all members present.
On motion, the appointment and
bond of P. W. Norton as clerk of Paris
township, to fill vacancy, caused by
the resignation of j. ]. Lydon was APP
proved.
On motion, the petition of the Chi
cago Great Western railroad Co. for
cancellation of $l.03 tax for the year
1910, on Lot number 2 of Sub Division
of Lot Number 3 of the North half of
Section Number 81, Township 80,
Range IA West of the Fifth P. NJ, be
cancelled, as the valuation of this lot
was included with the other railroad
property assessment for said year.
Minutes of the session were read
and approved. On motion, board ad
journed sine die. J. H. JONES,
County Auditor.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-27
Wins Fight For Life.

It was long and bloody battle for
life that was waged by James B. Mer-
shon, of Newark, N. j., of which he
lung hemorrhages, and was very. weak
and run down. For eight montha :!
was unable to work. Death seemed
close on my heels, when began, three
weeks ago, to use DR.. Kings New
Discovery. But it has helped me
greatly. 1t is doing all that you
claim" For weak, sore lung. 1A0ti-
nate coughs. stubborn colds, hoesse-
ness, la grippe, asthma. hay-feye9 or
any throat or lung trouble its eupfsme.
Soc and $l.O0. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by P. A. Clemmer. IT
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-27

"Is there any opening in your busS
ness for fellow"
Certainly. Easiest bushes I
know of to get ones self In Q hole