davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-24
gouutn auf 3oblung ppn $194.95 fiji,
neliefert,n Se[ephpnnienft.

SCllt tttlPl -ItSPTpItptStti.
= 5taotzSpIicitpr 5tepben 8laf>
leD reidte ge1tern i'm Staotratb eine
amenDirte Strobenbabns s@erehtfame
ein, in Der fplgenbe 0erdnoerungen in
Der bereits in bieIen Spalten p,rDffentz
li9ten Srigtnuloroinan5 gemadt NOR
Den iinb. Die 9erehtlame 9eiteuerung
(5ran6tIe 9onus) Ipa Dabin obgednz
bert rerpen, bab pie8eiteuerung in ben
erTten 10 Sobren $25, 900 unb in ben
folgenben 10 Sabren $4,000 betragen
1ol. 9ieter duf Die 9erehtiame tDnnen
nutiirlidb mebr bteten. Die Nrt Der
Sdisnen tpurbe geGnoert unb 1ollsn
Snterurban gabnen oas Reht erhals
ten, bic 8eleiie su bsnuben. 0o5 Re6t
Der Grnennung Der @iienbahnz apm@
miiIdre ION aus ben Sdnoen oes
GpuntDzHihters genommen iperben
unb ion Der Mapor einsn uno Der gez
neraIzStabtratb 3tpei Der 8ommiHdre
ernennen. Die 8iir9ihaft Der 9eieaz
i6aft ipll BON 100000 auf $4,000
rebu3irt tperben. - Die Mbdnberun9en
ipurben auf 9oridldee bin porgeHoms
men, bic bonn Snouitrial Club, ben
StabtzSplicitors bon Qouispille unb
gittsburs uno Sames 6. gaiion,
Gbefz zSngenieur Der 3ipilbienitzG zGomz
million in Ct. 2ouis, W}o., gemuht
pprosn paren. Wurbe perpieien.
- Die 6atfielO Goal 60. mu6te
tbrsn 81 9tngsitellten gsitern Weibs
nu6tseeTdente in 5orm bon 9elo>
i6entungsn, Die na6 ben 0ienItjabren
berehnet puroen. SIP mar bic h0hIte
unb $5.85 Die nisbrigite Summe, Die
Deri6entt puroe.
- 5risbrid s. SeImsier, 78, Elm
alter piorier gopington's, itarb geItern
9lbeno in ieiner Wpbnung, Np. 286
SO. 5. StraBe an Iltersi6pGde. Gr
btnterIdbt bic Satin unb srtpa6iens
Rtnbsr.
- 6rau GliIabetb &arp Itorb gez
itern Na6mittug in ibrsr Wobnung an
Der pite uno See Strabe. sic bintsrs
ldbt ertpa6isne Sinber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-24

- llnier asent in Samilton lit
Serr Gouaro grud, 449 Glib ssnnfte
Strafe. gea Gel. 476 o., Some
Ebpne 1851 q. 8
- Cora pebbicorb bon Mibblstoipn
rsidts geftern cine S9eibungstlase seS
gen 5erbert psooicorb i'm bieiissn 9e=
ri6t elm unb gibt ols Grunb an, bob
er bem Srunte erseben lei uno isin
Gelb i'm aartenipisl nerfdpenbe. Das
paar beiratbete am Is. Sttober 1892
in Cincinnati unb bat brei ainber.
5eiratbsfaeins: 2sRop gonnap,
22, st. 9bomas, an. unb W2orp Gal.
Sobnipn, II. bon Mibbletopn; So
iepb Irmitrong, q unD See Creed.
.27, bsioe BON 6amilton; James
Blaine. % unO gaa Sims. 80. beibe
bon Miooletopn.
Der proasB s.gen Carl S9nlt@
beib, lpel6sr ben Garbisen Sofepb
Sarbeitp erihoiisn bat, tpurbe ipesen
4blebens Der 5rau Sennie Durnan,
5ante o.s Ridt.rs 0arb, biz Donners
itas peri4o6en.
- Die geitriae lfnteriuf,ung bes
Goroners Or. :. u. Burnett tpegen ber
&inbesl.ihe, oi. i'm Da9itubl Ho. 33s
Roro 9. Strabe sefunben ipuroe, e.
CAB tein Hefultat.
Der Jarbig. Gee Mrmitrons alias
Robert See, pelher auf ben forbtger
aoh 8. 81. Rantins brei Shiife ab.
CAB. nurbe bon Mlupor Gtraub az
$25 unO Roften perurt6eilt. Ranfins
ipelher Sim Doas nit elmer Bier.
flafhs auf ben aopf fhlus unb an
seblid um $3.50 erleihterte, mubt,
$40 unb bic Soften btaablen.
- Ri4ter @arb betpilIigte Der Nnne
5urner bic S9eibung bon 0eorg;
9urner auf gruno pSu Uexua1ldHi I.
gun1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-24
Gin Spfer ber Gifenbdbn.

Gin Spfer Der Gifenbabn
(spe,iaIeepef,te bes Observation-Disclosures
6umiltpn, %. DEG. DER Boz
i1brige Shreiner peter Oempnge, 7O4
2ublop StraBe, Der felt Sahren in Der
ssabrif Der gentel & WtargeOant 20.
beihdftigt mar, befanb lid beute
9lbenb eeeen 8 lltr ouf benz Wege nab
SauIe, um Elm piano all beiihti9en,
bas er ieiner 13siGbrisen Sohter 8e@
nspiepe gu Weibnabten setauft bate
unb nod na9 Der Wobnung Der w'utz
ter, bon Der er setrennt lebte, i6iden
ipoIlte. I'm leinen Weg aboutgr5en,
iiberi6ritt sr bas @eleile Der penninls
pania GiIenbabn in Der gidbe DER Z.
Strabe, nurbe aber BON aipei Sitter
Daaen. Die bon elmer Ransirlotomottps
se3oeen tpuroen, sstroffen. 9eristb ulls
ter bic Rdber uno ipuroe 5u elmer talt
untsnntli6en Wtafe aermalmt. IuBer
Der Wittpe uno Der pben senannten
Sodter bintsrldbt Der @erungliidts
nod bier anbers 4inoer, bon osnen Elm
Sobn, Srant Oemonge, psrteiratbet
lit uno nit isiner 5amilis in 1927
Maoiion Ibenue, SatIsp, bel glnetn=
natl ppbnt.
Jrau Sennie Map 8ute Durham,
236 Rorb 2. Strabe, itarb i'm Wercp
Soipital i'm Otter BON SO Sobren an
einem Nierenleiben. Sie mar friiber
S6ulle6rerin.
Sobn q. Iusspureer 1T in ieincr
Wobnung, Ro. 131 Weit Neunte Ctr.
Wiboletolpn. i'm Ilter bon II Sabren,
nah LANCER arantb:it an S6DGfe
seitorbsn. gr mar aus Srenton, g.,
sebiirtig unb binterldbt bic 9attin, 2
SDbns uno prei 5Ohter.
- Mebrsre aiespaeen Der eIettri.
fden aurol giisnbubn, IpeI6e BEL
Rialto Iiibli6 pon 9omilton auf ben
9eleiien itanben, puroen porleste
Ra6t burt 5euer aerit0rt. Die Gntz
itebung bss Seuers 1T unbetannt.
- Stapt auoitor 8. u. Grimmer
Offnets asitern bic Qngebote fir elm:
9lnSdbl itdotii6e Bombs, ipie folgt:
S25, 900 fir 9ssablung oes itdoiiiden
4ntbeils Der Strobenpflaiterung, Qltz
Ios Rational ganf, Cincinnati. $170
prGmis; Wsil, Rptb &c Co., gineins
nati, $50 prdmie; 0apiessg sgertrum
Co., Cincinnati, $50 prdmis; Weiiern
German gant, Cincinnati, $102 prd=
mie. Jiir $4,000 8riiden Reparas
,tur Bombs: 2ltlas National 9ant,
S7S prdmis; Weil, Rotb &c Co., ST
grdmie; WsItern German 8anf,
$25.23 grdmie. Sir Die $9667,70.
4. Strubs Yflaitsruns: 4tIas Ratios
nal gont, $198.20; Weil, Hoib &c
Co., $48 prdmie; /. Rational gant,
6amilton, 500 prdmie. sir iGmmtz
li6e 4us9aben greeb, Glliott & Sars
riion BON Cincinnati 800 prdmi..
- Grdu Carolina &plb Itarb pore
oeItern 2lbenb in ibrer Wobnuns in
Oarrtopn i'm 4lter bon 79 Sabren.
Der 9dtte Der 9erTtorbenen, Suftus
aolb, ltarb Dor elmer Wohe. Jrdu
Solb srIog Der 2unsensnt5iinoung.
Sic bintsrlGbt 6 ainber.
- Der 2ptomotipsnz Shuppen Der
9ia Sour GiIenbabn in Der Rdbe pon
Mibolstotpn fpuroe burh Jeuer aer<
itDrt, Der @srIuit betrast p.nisitsns
$1,000.
Inna Wortenbnte tpurbe al5
9ormiinbsrin hires Sobnes, Glen
Wprtenobte, improbatssridt ernannt.
Der Snabe ma6ts cine Grbihuft BON
$4,000 ppn iein.r 9ante Suidn
psrrp BON Sartribse, q. s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-24

W2ispab Court, Z. 9. g., ppr
9eaepue erpGblts fo!senbe geamte
Gbief, 9eprgs 8aroelmunn; Scribe
Spbn 3. Waltsr; a. Of g., @m. Ris:
mann; Ri9tsr, Jrou Murp 9laieri
2eier, cSo4n 9afot; aapt., Ghas
Sanction; 5ubrsr. Gb. Carr; innert
@a6s, Sol. gsis; dubere Wade, g
alcter; sruitess fiir 3 Sabre CD
aIsin uno Giir Elm SaAr) 5bos. De;
lunep.
gerionen, bic Seihente 5ui
Weibnadtsbei6 i6serung I'M qroteit
Campbell So. aiuberbsim in Clifton
bic ON Sonntug itattftnoet. mo4er
molten, tonneR bieielben bel Sra;
George Ststtsr, SO. 440 Serrp Ipe'
nue., uno Trou Wm. Gbrbarot, No
213 WuIbington alpenus gsaspus
binterlahen.
- 9os 18 Mpnate alte SDhterher
bon 6arrp 9abel BON Der Warp 4pe:
nue in geuepue fiel seitern BON cine,
Stiege uno erIitt ihmer5bafte 9erleBa
ungen. Or. g. g. @urrifon leiitete osl
aletnsn bic n0tbigs Silie.
- GbarIes 9siorih. ST., Don Sep'
man, O., tpsilt auf 8eiuh Bel Der
panDten in 0agton, ap.
Jrou Sophia Walter bon Der 5
unb Boone StraBe in DaptOn li.g
f6rper ertrantt i'm Speers Soipita
Darnieoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-24

golerain 9lpenue; monatlihe Wietbe
$40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-24
" E 10 y . T t.

Die Ssempprt Office fiir oas yGiu.
einnatier @plfsblatt" beiinbet iid in
GO. 339 gprf SraRe, aesenibcr benz
Gpurtbauie, ipuielbit Neuisfeiten, In.
seisen ii. |, III. bis 10 ltbr 40 Winu.
ten Mbenbs entgeeetsenummeu mer.
BEN. Selepbpn Sonth 2401-
- Gbeideine: 5erbert WinobouIe
bpn Nefpport unb 9unna6 Saregaut
BON geqepue, 3p. - pb. pelB uno
Mlinnie Weiner BON Nepport.-Siaac
Rielin uno 9libme 2lbramopit6, beioe
bon Nepport. - 9urrb Gilbert Dan
BON Wtontpslier, Sno., uno 9arriet
Wartin bon 2ooelano, 8. - 5rant
8ramer unb Office 9eitton, bsibe bon
Satlep, 3. - 5. 8. Gombs BON 2ez
rineton, an.. unb Naomi Goie BON
Mariba, Sp.
- gsiisperGnberunsen. Maiter
8ommiiidr glnbsrfon an Spbann
Wietborn, 2ot an Der Walnut StruBe,
ge[ebue, 1920. - Gliiobstb Marnte
bon Soe Rider, 2ot SO. 115 in Der
gellepue Iooition, 81.
- Sm Campbell gountp &reisses
ri6t purDe i'm Sale Der Ncme Qutos
mobile 60. gegen Die GonIolioateo
Goal 60. Elm urtbeil auf $3.50 ab>
gegebeu. - @mma peal erla1ete cine
Gbei6eibune BON Gbarles psal.
- 9as Qeidenbssdngnib bon Sp.
2(ltemsnsr finbet bsute Na6mittae pom
Srausrbuuie, go. 931 5umlet Strabe,
aug Itutt. Die iterblidhe 5ills tpirb
uuT benz Smmsrgriin 5riebAofe be-
itattet.
- Manor Selmbolo bat esTtern ben
gefebl erloHsn. bab .5urtep"= =9erlooz
iun9sn in bieiioer Stabt nitt erlaubt
tperosn. Die poli5ei tpuroe beaufs
tragt, ale psripnen, bic berarttge Ser
looIungen abbalten, in 4ntlaee3uItono
ou perIeBen.
- Sir @pplitanten fir bic Stelle
pes glerts Der neuen ShultommifIton
tperben W. SO. pagun unb 6enrp
aii6lsr genunnt. Der Ratb tritt in
Der sriten Do6s i'm Sunuor 3uiamz
men.
- Q(m 8onneritag. 26. DECEMBER,
finbet i'm ct. Sofepbs Wuifsnbauie in
gplb Gprings bic Meibna6tsbefheez
rung Der 8aterz unb W2utterlofen
itutt. Die SruItees unb Die eliten
ShpeItern treffen umgebenbe 8orbes
reitungen, ben Waiien einen psrgniigz
ten Gag gu bereiten. Man nsbms bic
Sort Sbomos Gar big gum gnbe Der
2inie, rpoielbit Nutomobile bsrsit itez
ben, um bic Sbeilnebmer nah Dem
Jeltplos gu brinssn.
- 3netg SEQ. 27 Der aatb. Sitter
bon Nmeritu erpdhlte folgenbe Beam.
te: prGiibent, .. Sfpinborne; 9ise=
prdiibent, 80. Sbea; prototpa= Sefrez
tGr. 6. :. Ranft; SsinanssSefretdr,
s. SO. 4ltsnburg; S6ubmsiitsr, s. M.
garius; Ssntinsl, 5enrp Gnnetine;
Sereeantzat=Mrms, 9. Staubad;
sruitees, 3 Sabre, 80. Sbea; 2. Sabre,
W. S'Gonnor; ! Subr, 5bos. Disfen;
aaplan, Rsp. Sbomas 81. aeboe.
- Sobn S8rien, II, bon porte
LAMB, Maine; Seal Gallagher, 18, DON
Montreal, Canada; Sulius Mrint, 20
unb Sobn Smitb, 20, anseblih bDn
IS Snninnfnu hip I'm piupm Qeltp an hpr
oberen Columbia StraBe eefunben
puroen, tpurben i'm Stabtgeriht Don
Ri9ier 8uten Inn ie $40 unb bic ao=
ften tpenseu 9erumlunserns geitraft.
Dus 2eihenbesdnsnib bes in
Cuntbersbine, Mla., pl0blid peritor.
benen 2eprenee 3uit it. fanb geftern
gla@mittas BON bsm 9auIe ieines 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-24

- llnier asent in Samilton lit
6err Gouarb gruf, 449 Sao Jnnfte
StraRe. gea Gel. 476 o., Some
Gbune 1851 q. 8
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-24
8rnms.is.ntbums. 9pputbefen.
Cincinnati, %. Ses.
Neue Spppt beten.

Reue 9ppotbeten.
Wiaiam M. gidr,an an Sbarone
bile g. IL. 9. Co., $500.
Gmma WeItertamp on Court 3ou1e
Sapings 9ant Co., $500.
Roie Soelfrid on Soutbern Shto
Sapinas 9ant Co., $500.
gletpton Garter on Weitpooo 6omes
iteob Co., $250O.
Gertrude Bergman an W. s. Gang
trp, $500.
Sbspbore 2lnbers an grnit Station
6. Ii. 3. Co., $500.
Slipe Wl. 5aplor an Gait Gno
8ont Co., $4,000.
q. s. 9nau an propibent g. 9. II.
8 Co., $1,000.
eSucob Stein on Southeru Sbio 8.
IL. Z. Co., $500.
Barbara 5uerldnber an Baltimore
Qpe. 6. II. y. Co., $500.
9lpoIpb Qrnolb an biefslbs. $3.50.
SEQ. %. gaTstt an Gffie 1reeie,
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-24
Geuer.

- Sn Der Wobnung bes Gso. 4dere
mann, go. 835 Wsit 6. 4psnue, fano
gsit.rn cine iIeine GasetplpIion itatt,
tpeI6s beDeutenoe Iufresung, jeoo6
nur serins.n Sdaben psruria9te. Bel
Der Grploiion purbe Niemanp perlebt.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
MIAMI

Henry Ruckel Is up again after
having been confined to his bed
for more than a week on account
OF the injuries he received when
he was knocked down by one of
his cows- He came up town the
lir,t time Mondey.---Fire In the
xrass of a meadow nea the barn
gave Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Reynolds
a scare Saturday afternoon. They
were getting ready to come to
town when they discovered the
blaze They got out a pillow and
ran a furrow across the field to
check the fire, and put II out. Had
they got away without seeing the
tire, II would probably have burn
ed the barn.---Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Frazee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Deckard OF Malta Bend with
their guest, Mrs. James Hut, OF
Kansas City, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ryan and
family Saturday and sunday.-Mi-
ami News.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

Mr.. George w. Baker, OF near
Slater and Mrs. Laura Benbow
OF Gillian were married at the
home Of NJ. ID. Kerr In Gillian,
Wednesday morning at ten
o'clock.
Rev. r. M. Talbert, OF this
city performed the ceremony,
which was witnessed by only
a few friends OF the contracting
parties.
Bride and groom are both well
known and from the best fam
lilies in Saline county. The bride
u a sister OF Postmaster Alex
ander OF this city.
NJ and Ms. Baker came 70
Slater immediat ly after the
ceremony In DR.. Nuckies' car
and left on No. 10 for the cas-,
After their return they will be
at home to friends In Gillian. =
Slater News.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

She pattsd ny cheek. ! suppose she
knew she was buying my love and af-
lection, but It was one the less sim
core. Finally she put out her fat
hand to 10.
It'll take ARE Of her." she promised
simply, and started for the door.
"Just one question" I implored.
"wiil your son and daughter have to
know the q Of mel"
mot the real reason" she replied.
'sro them you are to be just q mem
Der Of my enthusiastically Of
Frivolous Affairs. I would do
to handicap you by letting them know
you are to-er-manipulate them. And
do you know I'm rather looking for.
ward to enjoying our little secret7"
"And the basebal1f" I wanted to
know, suddenly remembering II.
"Oh, that's Hap's hobby Just now.
Beginning Of the season or something
Of that sort. Talk II to him. It's the
quickest way to attract his attention;
the way I expect you to get him
turned around"
She chuckled IN that odd way she
had, and when the door closed on her
somewhat stately, albeit portly, back
I fell on JOS motherly bosom and had
another cry-this time a cry Of pure.
unalloyed Joy. Aren't women sillyf
Later that afternoon. on my way
down TO see Mr.. Partridge to tell him
about the Aiaddin's lamp I had
RUBBED felt I Just had to talk II
over with some one besides Jo-T
dropped a letter In the box. II was
addressed to the silded prison on
Commonwealth avenue. and although
the tone was far from rude-Jo won't
stand for rudeness. even to q cat-it
was 30 terse and direct you would
have thought I was writing a tele-
gram. I told her ] hoped she would
have no trouble getting some one. |
wonder II she ever did7
To be continued,
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
SLATER

j. Z. Rieder and family expect
TO leave next Tuesday for Pomo-
no, California Mrs. j. A. John
son, of Marshall, Mr.. Reider's
and her children will go
with them to that state but ex-
pect to spend the winter in Los
Angeles, California, where she
has a sister, Mrs. Schaurer. Mr..
Rieder is one of the Industrious
young farmers OF this part OF
the county and We regret hat
he has decided to leave us.---
Peter VanBooven, OF Rhineland,
Missouri, returned home last Mon
day after Waiting his son, w. r,
OF this place and John, OF Howard
county. He was slightly injured
when he arrived here, by being
dragged about 100 yards by a
train which he got on while II was
passing through Rhineland a week
ago last Monday. Having his
valise and umbrella in his hand he
lost his balance as he caught hold
of the hand railing and made an
attempt to get on. The conductor
saw him however and decided that
as Mr.. vanBooven was determ' ned
to 60 with the train 1t should stop
and, let him OF the inside.-Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Don't Mistake the Cause of
Your Trouble. A Mar
shall Citizen Gives a
Valuable Hint.

Many people never suspect their
kidneys. II suffering from lame
weak or aching back they think
that Il Is only a muscular weak
ness; when urinary trouble sets In
they think II will soon correct It
self. And 30 II il with all the 9TH
er symptoms of kidney disorders.
That N just where the danger lies.
You must cure these troubles or
they may lead to Bright's disease,
The best remedy to use for Ills
which are caused by weak or dis
eased kidneys 10 Doan's Kidney
Pills. Read the experience of a
resident OF Marshall who has test
ed Doan's-
Mrs. Julia Doan, 81 w. Morgan
st., Marshall, Mo, says; "Doan's
Kidney Pills gave me relief. from
kidney complaint and backache
last fall The action of my kid
neys was too free and the pains
around my back and kidneys were
hard TO endure. l am glad ia
say a good word for Doan's Kid
ney Pills, for they appealed to my
case quickly
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster ilburn Co., Blu
falo, New York. sole agen.s TO-. the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's :
and take no other.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
Tremendous Fighting

Budapest, Nov. IA battle COM
parable with any in the worlds
history was drawing to q close
before the gates Of Constantinople
today. On both aides -Bulgari6h
and Turkish-nearly la million
men are engaged along q hattie
front thirty miles long.
Ten days ago Il would have been
taken DOR granted here that the
Turks reaaixing that their capital
was besieged and that one nor
EdeesaA would b their list. would
tight to thu hast man. But this
waa not the opinion. General
NTH p Tho Ottoman troops pro-
ve6n = shattafed News that the
Bulgaftens nd entered Constan-
ti&op1le ~ expec<ed Il any time.
X"|2. I{tt <&IW1fttI& #AN k|ItE 3.Il<34(/&fA
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

ana golf, to settle down in the bosom
q ny family and help me hold the
horDos."
Ysst there and held on 70 my chair.
wondering II ! hadn't bitten on o
than I could chew, when up went her
hand suddenly. and 4 felt like the mo
ment In the play when you're afraid
q won't 70 on and you know It Will.
And now I have come to the part
that's intricate and unusual"
Jos eyebrows took on an astonished
slant, and my mouth inelsgantiy
dropped open again. ! snapped II shut
end propped my hst under II.
my son has started out to settle
hi shatrimonial future. and, Of course.
he has started out wrong. My dAugh-
ter, Although she has been on the mar
ket oficialiy only q very short time.
has started out the Same way She
10 all eyes and ears for = bucoltc gen
tIeulAn who runs Z farm and dabblss
IN literature on the side, although Il
may be the other way round. dabbles
IN the farm on the side. She really
doosn,t know what she wants. and
St<fa such Z butterny--its IN the
sblood 1 gusss-that life with the bu'
6olib gentlemen would spell disaster
Al. aix months. Now. want you for
sort oe eocinl pacermaker tor hsr,'
Paceamaker u mont6lly sddsd to tho
III. And IN nay ~ sure che WON'T
~ blind TO the eli11nles vhen ehs
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

A thousand tongues could not
express the gratitude OF Mrs. j. z.
Cox, of Joliet, H., for her wonder
full deiiverance from an awful fate.
Typhoid pneumonia had left me
with a dreadful cough" she writes.
sometimes ] had such awful
coughing spells I thought would
die. I could get no help from
doctors treatment or other medi-
cines till I used DIR. Kings New
Discovery. But I owe my life to
this wonderful remedy for I scarce
ly cough at al now" Quick and
safe, It's the most reliable OF all
throat and lung medicines. Every
bottle guaranteed. SOC and $i.oo.
Trial bottle free at p. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

VSoRS EnSRoa S1WSNb
and YOU Want me To stand around
with the polishY' I asked eagerly.
yes" she laughed. Society, too,
gets in q rut. I want q sort Of social
stick to stir Il up."
"And you want me for the stick7"
".Yes, . sort Of social guardian an
gel" she unused.
"a sort Of social doctor to admins
Ter the smelling saits.' suggested 10
from the window.
"Ycs. q sort Of social adjustable
peg" Mrs. Hazard finished with q
flourish.
II all sounded terribly exciting. I
eat up very straight. clasped my
hands IN my lap most correctly and
felt awfully important with this social
vista stretching away before me. I
was 70 be the polish. the stick, the
guardian angel. the doctor. and the
adjustable pegi I couldn't help won.
asrins about that leading question:
Shink Q lawyer would call n that
about baseball, and how she was go
ing TO dovstaii that Into the social
scheme of things unless she was 70
ing TO Guido monkey dinners and such
with q team Of her own. I was sure
shed make a dandy coach.
"A summer eason In the country
% an awful thing TO contemplate" she
went on. TT isn't like winter N town.
whore customs are regulated. A house
party In the country IL usually stupid.
People are tagged from the winter and
lack initiative. They must be amused
manipulated. Now Lcsn hire sing.
srs, or bridge players. or golf cx.
psrts; but II I had a singer I might
need . bridge player; and n ] had
. bridge player I might need . golfer,
and 20 on. You can't talk bridge TO
. solf ncnd; anyhow, II I hired such
people they would be sti7 and un-
compromising and not At all what
wanted. 30 whom I saw your adver.
tissment--it really was the way you
put II. my dear--I knew I wanted a
young. ~wclibred. welieducatcd. we'll
read. tactful girl. speaking French.
bridge. football. baseball. automobile
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
What Texans Admire

Is hearty, vigorous life. according
to Hugh Tallmln, OF San Antonio.
ave find" he writes, "that DR..
Kings New Life Pills surely put
new life and energy into a person
Wife and I believe they are the
best made" Excellent for stom-
liver or kidney troubles. rs cents
ut p. II. Franklins.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
SLATER

oLh EN-
Mrs. L. w. Kramer and little
Mary, and Miss Camilla
Friemonth spent the week end at
Glasgow with Miss Friemonth's
mother, Mrs. Care Fri month
Fire partially destroyed the resi-
dence of Claude Morris and wife
In West Slater Wednesday, origin
OF the fire Is unknown. Furniture
and household effects were saved.
The house was owned by r. A.
Jenkins, who had insurance of
$i5oo.---J. A. Teter has return
ed from Vernon county where he
visited his son, John and family.
He says John has sold his farm In
that county and Is thinking OF
moving to Slater Births re-
ported during the past week are
as follows. To w. l.. Swisher and
wife on Oct. 20, a daughter. To
Frank c. Rogers and wife on Oct,
2ith, a daughter. To Geo. Edgar
and wife on Oct. ~, a daughter.
To Jessie Woods and wife on Oct
"a, a son. To Forest Rhoades
and wife DON O,t- ~, a daughter
To Richard HUFF AMI wife on Oct
2Sth, a son.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
Helps a Judge in Bad Fix

Justice Eli Cherry, OF ellis Mills,
Tenn, was plainly worried. A bad
sore on his leg had baffled several
doctors and long resisted all rene
dies. " Thought Il was a cancer
he wrote "At last ] used Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and was COM
pletely cured" Cu.eI Blu n, DO Is,
ulcers, cuts, bruises and piles. rs
cents at p. II. Franklins.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
>>
SWEET SPRINGS

j. H. MCGUIRE and wife motored
to Sedalia Sunday to see the new
arrival at the home Of Barnard
Curran and wife, the sister of Mr..
Mcclure. They found the young
man and mother dong nicely
Louis Sutton, who has been here
for several weeks with hrs son,
Chas. and family left the first>of
the week for his home In Guymon,
Okla.-Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08
A~pMNIsTRATRIx NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that letters Of Admin
t~stration ON the estate Of Alice Herfordt, de-
ceased, were granted TO the underslgned, ON
Court % Saline County, Missouri.
M persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
snce. within SIX months after the date Of said
iSttsrs, or they may b. prscluded from any
bSns6t u such estate; and u such claims BE- not
sxhibitNd within one year from the date Of the
iaSt Insertion Of the publication 81 this notice
fkev ehnll b forever barred. $500
The Marshall republican., 1912-11-08

notics Il hsrsby siyen that istlsrs edpinis:
Oh The estate Of Werter Getiee. deceased
"a, 81: \ T S.ssSsr Y (. b B WI sssssslss s. q; k. e ~ ' sc
" rionircx q exIi6ls thsN a ~ "a
'n'' :ss'' SR6Nx, A4nisisssssss