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The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
SWEET SPRINGS
Intended for Lat week

Mrs.. Len Davis and daughter,
Miss Virginia, visited Mrs. John
M. Davis this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis are moving from Cole Gimp
to Kansas.
Mr.. Violet went to waveriy this
past week and brought home a
load OF apples having paid Sc a
bushei.
Mrs. II. H, Thatcher and little
daughter, Of Cleveland, Ohio, are
Waiting her sister, Mrs. B. L. Bel
amy for several weeks.
Friday, Oct. %, 1919 Mrs. Kate
Baker, wide OF ChaA NJ. Baker,
died at her home near Marshall, OF
dropsy and heart trouble having
been . constant sufferer for the
past ten months. After services
AZ Mt. olive church the family and
fr4ends accompanied the BIO " ia
tairview cemetery where they
were met by sympathisine rela-
tives and friendA Prayer at the
grave Wa o1feeed BY Rev. c. T,
Wallace Of the Methodis< Church
and the body laid to rest at 9.sc
'o'eloek Saturday Oct. 70. Mrs
baker WA ! meujber OF the
'Christian church since early edrl-
hood and y survived BY her hus-
kn~x >~A lsxk1. 49,
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

been for the past month.
Miss Rose Frank returned home
to Cripple Creek, Colo. alter visit
ing a month with relatives h re
Miss Minnie Hockensmith and
MIRA NJ. Gentry visited Miss EI ga
beth Evrard at Blosser Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ransberger
made a trip to Kansas City in
their automobile last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hopkins
visited nj the home OF Henry
Briggs Sunday.
Joseph DILL OF Washington, d c.
was a guest Monday OF M. q
Bray and family.
]. wv. Taylor OF Marshall was
hunting in our community last
Monday.
Mat Barnes wife and con, Willis
went to Napton Tuesday for an
extended visit with their son
Harry, at that place.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Lena May,
field OF Gillian are guests OF q
L. Mayfieid and family.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
MALTA BEND

Joe Deckard was transat ting tusi
ess in Marshall last wednesday.
s b. Jeter was t~r,nsacting tusi-
s In Marshall Monday
Mrs. J. c. Barron spent several
days last week visiting relatives
and friends at Marshall.
Mrs. Geo. Humphrey and chill
1ren returned home last Friday
from Mayhem after epsnJing two
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Riley
Miss Dierk.ng was shopp' ng IN
Marshall Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stu her wsre
shopping in Marshlll Saturday.
Mrs. Steve Frazee and sister.
Mrs. HUFF, OF Kansas CITY, af. g
spending a week with their sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. Ryan at Miami. re-
turned home Saturday evening ac-
eompanied by Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ry,n
who stayed until Sunday even ng.
Miss Esta Matter was shopping
in Marshall Saturday.
'im myer spent several DAYS
last week with J. J. whseidon AZ
Wellington.
The Christian Endeavor emf p.
tanned tho Rpworth League ut a
Halloween party last Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. r. c. Potter. Quite a large
number were present and Ill en-
ioyed themselves with gameq mi
music. Ref:e-hments OF pump'i1
pie. doughnuts and cider were
served. All report a most n
iovable time
Miss Mettie Frizee nc ompa 1 A
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ry, N 10 their
home at Miami Sunday evening
for a two weeks visit.
+. c. Blackburn WIS t~rinsacting
business In Marshall Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
Intended for last week

INTENDED Tor last e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Marshall vis-
tied Mrs. s. X. Sellers In Marshall
Friday and Saturday.
A number from this neighbor-
hood attended the Demo cratic raj
ly In Marshall Saturday.
We are sorry to know that J. I
Belwood who has been sick for
the past few days Ia no better.
Mr.. and Mrs q. w. Llrkin and
son Elias, of Blackwater visited z
H. Merry and family Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aieck Thomas wore
the guests OF Beryi Mcdaniel and
wife Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Johnson and daugt
tiers Misses Alma and Willie en-.
tertained the following guests Sur
day In honor OF Mrs Johnson,
SEVENTEEN birthday, Mr.. and Mrs
L. Barger and daughter Miss Lyd-
la OF Gretchen, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
Tussey and daughter Miss Eliza.
beth and VIII REID OF Houstonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hess and son
Robert.
:. The Ladies' AID society OF Beth,
lehem church viii, serve oyster
soup and ice cream at the home O
r. A. Tussey Saturday night Nov
2. Everybody come.
Mrs r. A. Marshall and daugh.
ters Misses Mary and Louise, were
shopping in Marshall Monday.
Mr., and MN. John Hess enter.
tanned the following little folk,
from Friday until Sunday, Blanci
Gladys and Louise Walker, Har.
riet Hess and Lola and Cleo Kar.
rick
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

as Wednesday.
Clyde Sims was calling In Mar
shall Wednesday.
Several from this vicinity a.
tended the oyster supper given by
the cemetery club ladies wednes-
day night They made co..
Mira Bette Lemmons and sister,
Miss Nettle Reynolds OF Mama,
Waited with their brother, P. s,
Reynolds and family last week.
Mr.. and MIRA. Clemence Winkler
are rejoicing over a baby girl
which arrived nj their home Fri
day, Nov. 4.
Floyd Landon OF Beamon, Mo.
Ia Waiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
ny Niemeier at this writing.
Mrs. Kate Ayres h visiting a,
the home of MI. and Mrs. Gler
Amsbury.
Frank Davis, wife and daughter
Waited with Alfred Davis and wife
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Schuyler were
calling ON C. winkler and family
Friday.
Lester Harmon of Herndon visit.
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Me
meier Friday.
Misses Pearl Hasemeier and Mar
Swinney were ut the store Wed
nesday.
Martin Johnmeyor visited will
his parents at Boonville Saturda!
aud Sunday.
Harry Dickson and sister, Annie
attended the shoe box supper a
Napton Saturday night
Arch GoodAoe. wife and sol
were dinner guests OF Dave Good
Zoe and mother Sunday.
Hugo Caterman and family werv
guestA Of Robert Catermann ans
family Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
PLEASANT VALLEY

Mrs. w. A. Hill, Misses Ethel vii
son and Matte Dennis spent last
Wednesday night at L. C. Dennis.
Claude Holden spent Saturday
night and Sunday at p. Il. Dennis.
John jackson, Misses Ethel viii
son and Matte Dennis spent Sun
day evening with Miss Mary Beard
Miss Ethel Wilson spent Satur-
day with Mas Ida Richard.
There We're pleasant caller, on
PLEASANT Valley students Tues
day.
Mrs. J. N. Dennis spent Sunday
evening with Mira J. q. RstAer-
ford
l. C. Dennis returned from Ken
lucky Friday after an extspdsd
visit.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
SALT POND

We are having sons winter at
present.
Miss Birdie Sims spant Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Marion Pitt
man
Mrs. Carrie Oaks OF Sweet
Springs returned home Saturday
evening after a weeks visit with
Mrs VIII Fitzgerald.
Mis' Laia Wood Is visiting rela-
tves and trends in this neighbor-
hood at present.
Mr.. VanBuskirk. vie sni f~ugh
ter Adell, were shopping in Sweet
Springs Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

teaching near Slater spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
Rev. q. Z. Shanklin returned Sat
urday from Louisville KY, where
he attended the National convon-
ton OF the Christian churches. Mr.
Shanklin visited his old home and
several other Kentucky po'ntl on
his trip.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

ings will be second and fourth
Wednesdays OF each month, in the
afternoon The Grand Pass Union
meets every LIST and Sd Wednesday
afternoons. All r cordially in
vited to attend the meeting o! all.
Rev. Morrison pres: he'd In the
Christian church Sunday.
Rev. England will fill his regular
appointment in NJ. +. Church Sun
day.
Mrs. Alice Burton visited her
brother and family rear Marshall
last week but she has been quite
sick since returning home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Rogers a
boy, Oct. 2sth.
Mrs. A. z. Riley will continue
sweing and crochetting. Phone
No. %.
/ Miss Lenora Bell spent Sunday
with her parents in Marshall.
Intended for last week
' Misses Lola Bell, E'inor, Beulah
and Gladys Demoss of Odessa, vi.
tied their uncle Al Webb and aunt
Miss Laura Saturday and Sunday
w. Bray OF Nebraska spent las,
week with his sister Mrs. Robt
Edwards and family.
More new elevators ars being
put up here to accommodate the
large yield OF grain and corn In
this locality.
The pie super given by the lqdie.
OF the womans Christian Union FIR
day night was attended by alirge
crowd. A neat little sum was adj
ded to the treasury.
A large number OF people from
here attended the Democrat,
Rally In Marshall Saturday.
Joe Dowden OF Blackburn was 4
guest OF his aunt Mrs. Ella Rey-
nolds and family Sunday.
Miss Pearl Riley arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from Boston
where she spent the summer with
her brother and sister MIR. and Mr..
.. L. Riley. She had an enjoyable
time every week visiting som.
places OF historical event, seeing
and being on come OF the largest
ships. She said the scenery IL
the New England States was beau,
tiful. Although the nearer sh,
came TO Missouri the more indica,
tons Of autumn we're noticed. see,
Ing The golden leaves Of the trees
In boetin near the coast the leaves
were green on account Of the sal
akr.
Mrs. 4. p. Riley will sew o.
crochette ~ usual this fall ans
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
OFFERED FOR RENT
READY TO MOVE RIGHT INTO.

~ AlON AkNASa
FIvE-ROOM COTTAGE.
This is not one Of the cottages acver
tised last week they were all sold ana
two others besides. This neat fVe-room
semi-bungalow Is located on a good south
front lot SOILS. lots lies well and Is az
graded ready for seeding: outside appear
ance Is pleasing and attractive: 'front.'
porch 7xzi, with main roof extending out
over convenient vestibule entrance coy
southeast living room; mission opening
TO large dining room with bay window
to the east; nice kitchen and convenient
pantry; inside entrance TO large basement
with brick walls; two splendid bedrooms,
light and airy. with closet for each;
large bathroom connecting with both
bedrooms; city water; water closet with
low-down tank: one piece porcelain sink:
nicely finished with selected lumber; red
oak floor In all rooms, machine scraped,
smoothed and polished to high gloss
electric lights all through pretty three
light electric shower In living room,
shower to match in dining room; Just
decorated with high grade paper in neat
designs; it's all complete and ready 10
move into tomorrow. even TO waxing the
floors; built right in every way; floors
double with No. / shiplap for under floor
and the red oak finish over red rosln be-
tween. Let the rent you are paying TOT
an old house make the payments on this
neat and well built cottage home; the
price is $2.I25: SIS cash and 81 per month;
monthly payments include the interest;
you will get the deed and complete alb
stract soon as deal Is closed. See me
today just as early as possible, for this
will sell as quickly as the ones adyer-
tised last Sunday. Come today TO 10
South Hzlcyon Ave, Benson. (Take ben-
son car; get off at Halcyon Ave; come
south 10 No. 1l5l. Phone Benson L.
Come today or any evening; ,so>,.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
OFFERED FOR RENT


NEW FoUR-RooN BlyNGAIyoW.
us ne2t little i-room bungalow has
the same iloor plan as the one advertised
ana SOFA last week, but a different out
sac appearance, front porch Xxx. with
three neasy square columns. large Nv
ing Iooin on southeast corner, wide OPEN
ing 10 large east side dining room with
high queen Anne windows, nice sized
kitenen and convenient pantry, inside
entrance 70 basement under entire house,
good sized bath room, high grade siphou
Nash,ooNn water closet. heavy one-piece
potceialn sink in kitchen. large bedroom.
ven iisnteo' with windows on two sides.
all floors OF maple, scrsped, sandpapercd
ana Narnished to high gloss. Electric
Eght IN all rooms. front porch and base
ment' pretty four-light shower for living
room ana are glass amber dome for din
Ing room. Built right all the way
through double floors with red rosin
paper between. tar felt between walls.
constructed from very best materials and
oy hlgn class Workmen- Planned in such
manner that another room can be ad-
ded at any time needed Lot will be
graded and leyeled ready for seeding,
south 'front.'. This Is another pretty little
bungalow home that you can own as
easily as you can pay rent for an old
house downtown. The price, also, SEQ
cash ana Nsoe per month. monthly pay
ments Include the interest. property will
be decided TO you with complete abstract
soon as deal is closed. See me today
quickly as possible. One advertised last
sunday sold by O'Clock Come to lis
South Halcyon Ave. Benson. CTake Ben
son car, get off at Halcyon Ave, come
south to No. ISL. Phone Benson IL.
Come today or any evening. regardless Of
F. 5. TRuLLINGER. BENSON.
I7ciis No. 24th 81. 3-r.. new paper
and paint. only ..................i.. 5000
7gS So. 18th ST., Or. close in. only. 400
80 No. 18th St, S-r., mod. ex. heat,
with water, nly....-................. 100
l54s 30. 18th St, ST., fine location.
Al 18th and Dewey Ave. J and ar.
bats mod. ex. heat.............,.... 70. %
Isl So. 18th ST., 3-rooms. ............ 100
7e so. 9Th ST.. 2-rooms .............. 800
y. p. DODGE & CO..
18th and Harvey Sts.'
FLATS.
81 s. 2sth, ar, mod. ex. fur, SIS,
SO 5. 18th. ar. mod. ex. fur, SIS.
l2l. :. 9Th. 6-r., city water, Si3.0.
30 5, 10th. 5-r.. city water. sl250.
lai 5. 18th. Or. city water. ST.
DETACHED HOUSES.
SIS s. 18th St. Ser. modern. s5s-s0.
lll3 $ 18th, 7-r.. modern, 81.
2S0a Blonde, S-r.. mod. ex. fur, "a.
259i Blonde, s-r.. mod. ex. fur, 81.
18th and Douglas. SIR. city water, SIS.
SIS :. Sth, 1-r., city water, SIS.
as n. 18th, 7sr., mod. ex. fur, siss
Ss S. 18th Ave, or, city water, toilet,
III.
1896 Franklin. I-r., city water, gas, SIS
26l1 Charles. 6-r., city water. SIS.
a325 Dewey Ave, 5-r.. city water. SIS.
gIO6 Caldwell. or, city water. gas,
toilet. Sli.5A
sos 5. 3ith. 5-r. city water, nL
Ssi2 ". 18th Ave, 6-r., well, sA.
25l7 Chicago. s-r., city water. toilet. 81.
SIS n. sd. Dr., city water, 81.
SD n. I'd, ] rooms, city water. sil.
g7ll Yates ST.. Ar. city water. toilet, $40.
227 Center. Dr.. well, 81.
GARvIN BROS.
34 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg
I-RooMs, ali modern fiat 1908 Pacific,
ssS. o'Nelfs Real Estate and ms. 1906
Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
DUNNING
HARDWARE
COMPANY

ls1s HARVEY ST.
EXPERIENCED shirt makers on Gus
tan shirf2 Albert Calm. i11s FernAna
WANTED-carri&ge WOOD worker. sch
AysL and L<sy<nuorth ST.
WAETEp-A printer foreman for All
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- ofx<c<. Wrl<e stating experience and
xaf<1 expected Address Y -. care Of
GOOD paperh&nEer needed. can Red
c0AT1AKEn wanted: steady work
for first ci1z1 man Good prices. i. n.
4pr<<z H1stinE<. Seb.s
CAHPExTER 70 repair several small
f1uE18 Address J les Bee
XAHTED-Good steady. so6er coioF-z,
Wg11Er Ter Hhite trade Prof. Alexander.
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

HOUSES FOR RENT.
sl25o-3-r., 29l7 Douglas St, partly mod
ern flat.
s225-s-r.. lTOs Burt ST., modern apart
ment. steam heat.
t2-s-r.. 1910 Madison Ave, modern ex-
cept heat.
s27.s0-6-r. flat. 1915 owaTd St, modern
except heat.
Sao-6-r., 1scl Burt ST.. modern, new.
Se-6-r., 2SlS Burt St, modern, new.
SS20-l0-T., 500 Burt st. modern HAT.
sJo-S-r., Harvey. modern.
Ss5-7-r., modern flat. 50 S. 18th ST..
steam heat.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
e12-l2 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phones, D. 755 or A-lfG.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

sEFAftAIE SUNMEh HOMEA
WHAT YOU GET COUNTS
High grade. steam heated, clean, S-r.
modern fats. Thick walls private halls,
special ventilation. Cooler IN summer
walking distance: references. Summer.
g., up. You get double for your money.
PAYNE & SLATER Co,
Sole Agents,
9Th Floor Omaha National Bank Blde
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

ID SAFES pERIoHT. ISIS Farnam 81
FOR sALE-fwe scnoisrships IN the
Omaha Commercial college and one In
Boyles college. Business office. Omaha
HAe
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

49, 4. AANAUEh large mercantile
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN. mercaii-
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN. special
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sTENooRAPHER. railroad ......'..,.s e
itELAlL FURNITURE SALESMAN Is
l<<iALL4ENT COLLECTOR ~ 90
MANAGER Cor large hotel. I....... 800
9rktSE MGR a CREDIT MAN. .tlTs
SIENoo. q BooKkEEPER, bank. / 90
HOTEL CLERK, room. board and. a IS
WESTERN REF. a BOND ASSN
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

AGENTS wANTED-For new meta
polishing cloth. WIN send l dossn for
e.ze-seiis Dc each: Exclusive territory
IN Broadway. New York.ss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

Groom flaf On sherrAn Ave. Web. 57ss
GROOM apartment, new modern brick.
steam heat; short vslking distance; gas
blinds: laundry. fine janitos seryiea
Douglas asos
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

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Besides this congenial work. there Is
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

Factory and Trades.
ptng store tsnapsD ions. Knisst. BE. mag
punham's Lawn Rollers At % pct. on.
Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers at . pct. off.
Garden Hoss. ali grades. at z pct. Off
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
DENocRAIc EDITORS CONDEMN HI IHEY SAY

mace IN othe States glimpse afforded in the following let
ter from citizen of this State cultured scholar and teachef
now located at Meridian Texas, who last week wrote The
WATCHMAN as follows: ','' :" -
have just read an article from your paper in Mr. Bryans
Commoner about the election of Clarence Watson to the United
SateS Senate am indeed surprised to know that there
1--WE honest courageous Democratic newspaper in West V
mterests-a paper that is not afraid to tell the truth
DO for Gods sake send me sample COPY | am truIy
anxious to see such paper yours from such boss ridden
commerciaized State as West Virginia. ~
am native and citizen of West Virginia, but utterly
abhor the political ideals of her people, The Democrats in West
vqna are just as corrupt as the Republicans The people of
that State have not yet gotten line with the great movement
Tor political and civil righteousness which has spread many
cutting down the forests, boring for o-too busy exasnq
the nata resources and desoyn the beautiful scenery of
me State to take time for considering moral and ethical prob
lens Monroe Waterman Feb. %, 1911
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
o, CONSISTENCY!

Democrats i'll the legislature who
voted for Watson for United States
Senator present a most ridiculous
spectacle in passing a resolution in
favor of the election Of United States
Senators by a direct vote Of the peo-
pie. They do this after electing a man
to that office who could not without
money and corporation influence mus
ter a corporaIs guard in any county
in the state in a popular election.
Their action goes to show that they
have already repudiated their own
action and are trying to atone for it.
That there was no popular sentiment
for Watson is now more apparent than
ever since the people and the press
have SO bitterly denounced his cleo
ton byS theTlegislature. So outspoken
have the people been, there is not a
single member of the legislature who
voted for him who will feel easy over
the matter when he returns home to
his constituents West Union Record
Feb. II, 1911.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
THE FIGHT GOES ON.

A hundred thousand Of the rank and
Hle- Democrats in this state are hon
est and loyal to the precepts of their
party. The obvious lesson to them
Is 4 stricter watchfulness in the Sc
lection of their representatives. That
they now have honest men in the leg
islature Is indisputable, but unfor-
tunately there arc not enough of
them. The fight between predatory
wealth on one side and the people on
the other, must go on and be fought
to an ultimate decision and we be-
heye the people will eventually win
West Union Record, Feb. II, 1911.