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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08
Should Return the Favor.
(Graymont Hustler.)

Eggs are bringing 80 cents per doz-
en- and green pork is going at Is
cents per pound. This is prosperity
for the farmers, and yet some of them
are not able to read their home paper
at less than cents per week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08
(Darien Gazette.)

(Darien Gazette)
The Presient-elect has started OFF
all right, and the man who thinks Mr.
Wilson is going to be bossed by Mr.
Anybody is not posted-thats all II
is our opinion that Mr.. Wilson is 60
ing to make a great Present.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

Some enterprising vaudeville pro-
moter should capture Blease and re-
move him to the legitimate stage
where his performances should be CIV
en-. This would be great relief to
South Carolina and to the nation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08
Save the Tubers
(Telfair Enterprise. J

IItIIdIT EHItTpTIst.J
Take care of the large yield of po-
tatoes this year. Though thousands OF
bushels have been raised the predic-
ton is freely made that within six
months this section will be buying the
succulent tubers at $10O per bushel.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08
Where's the Genius!
Savannah Press.l

There seems to be a good many pee
pie who think Georgia needs a new
constitution. Who is to be the Bob
Toombs of the next constitutional
convention?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

1t depends on whether the Balkan
allies are as good at pow-wowing as
they are at lighting as to whether they
viii really get away with anything in
the way of spells as result of their
successful fighting.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

Did Atlanta think that any more gas
was needed there than the former sup
ply? The convention of gas men there
would seem to imply such state Of
affairs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

That $155,OOO,00O added to the
wealth of the nation during the past
16 years by the farmers is an indica-
ton of the usefulness and power of
the man who provides for ALL"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08
Would Hardly Hurt Atlanta.
pembroke Enterprise.)

" S'AiSA SAO A~'A'OA 20 ASS''
1t is reported that Thos. E. Watson
will publish morning paper in At
lanta. Wonder if Tommy" thinks
that politics have been too cool in the
capitol the past two months?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

Taft is no fool, whatever many may
think The manner in which he SHE'D
away from the tariff revision and other
things shows that he still has some
shrewdness left.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08
*Daily. Except Sunday.

Sleeping cars between Americas and
Atlanta on trains leaving Americas
1895 p. M, arriving Americas $3.50
a. m. Connects at Macon with sleep
ing cars to and from Savannah.
Pullman sleeping ears between Chi
cago, St. Louis and Jacksonville Cd
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D. m. Leaves Americas for st. Louis
and Chicago, via Columbus and Biz
mingham, at 1855 a. m.
For further information apply to )
b. Ellis, Ticket Agent, Americas, OF
John W. BIount, District Passenger
Agent, Macon, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

With Democratic landslide and a
Thanksgiving snow, what new thrills
can the next upheaval of things cause2
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

That first jury of women in Kansas
made good with rush; but then II
wasn't a divorce suit.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08
Christmas Presents i'm all their
Richness and Beauty
GIFT BUYING
MADE EASY

Prices Just as matchess and true advertise them
to be. Goods honest manufacturers of recognized
standing make them. Selections that comprise hun
dredS of different styles instead of only limited
that prices are far below all Others We
only illustrate here few of the pieces of large
sorment of beautiful goods Get free copy of
Cataog-Early
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

Georgias young corn growers are
the real heroes of peace and civiliza-
ton.
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Even loves young dream has never
discovered the secret of perpetual
youth.
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Profit by your mistakes. II you cant
do that, don't make any,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

The love that passeth understanding
often the love of self.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

Yes, Clarence, it is quite possible to
know a man well even when he is sick
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

You can jolly the average man by
referring to him as a prominent citi-
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

The religion of some people is a
mighty poor substitute for fire-escape
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-12-08

Mr. Askitt-You're surely not going
shopping in all this rain?
Mrs Askitt-Certainly. l saved up
IS for rainy day and this is the
first chance I've had to spend IT.
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Most favors are 9&rely loaned at in
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Cine itattlid)c Saue.

SiIhJit louAtc, gcmGb elmer Gcs
peld)c, i'll Son0on Srdulcin Sriin.
bilbc ans @crlm OIL. Sic fam IN
@irtlid)icit Die @clt BON obcn berob
hctrodrcn; DEM iie bat nltr eineu
Sol mcniGcr ais 3 SuB in Der
&obc, lit Is Sabre alt lmb Siebt
$50 EfnIlo allf Der @nnge. @ei
ibrcr Nutlmft iro0te lie: g@aS iiro
nas mir tlcilc Seiitc nit ocn SCI.
men2" Sic mcinte Nonlit Die Yoli.
5iiten, aui wcld)c Honoon ionit ,ienl.
lid ltoli lit. Sic lcbcL" iaate lie
81 eincun Hcportcr, voic NSclt lit
llld)t Iiir mid Nebaut. Cure ldri.
cobS icbcn ans nie ipoBige flcine
Ginger; lie ieben ans nie Spiel'
laden ulb cS iii mir uiunoglld), Ia
cilcn ioIhcn @nGcn 6n fomnlcl.
Iild) cltrc StraGcnbaDinpogcu limo
10 flcin. Sd mub INNER IN cinem
slilto nit ipc5ica fiir mid gebautem
Sib inbrcn. NNi Berlin babe i'd Gin
ipcjica iiir mid %ionitruicrtes @obn.
borlS nit 9robcn Mobcllt. ltnbe.
oucll lit iiir midi bos SGnbelfiit.
tcln nit Scnranb." Sermltblih
miro SrGulclu @rnbilbe ibr @ett
mlitncbmcu miliieL iucnn lie aui
Hciicn gcbt poer aui Dem 9uBbooen
ihlaicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Iuoerniter Spurt UuS = Iberglaubc.

g5 mag @nuHcm u"nglaublid err
ideinen, abcr cs lit cine Sbatiad)c,
Die iiir nnicr auf feline tchuiidlcu Or
rungcnid)ufteu 10 itol5cs 3eitalter tiei
%bciddn,cub lit, bnB lid in sport
~treiien pielind ciu frazier gbcr9laubc
bcmerfbnr mndJt, ia Dab iid bicicr
Nberglailbe iognr an Die mobernitc
Sedluit anbGngt: az Iutomobil mn
Neroplaul Su Iutomobiliitcns &reiIen
gilt Elm Splitter bon chem Baum
obcr cincm Sbauiiecs Stein, on benen
Gin Iuto pcrungliidt ut mn feline
Sniallen in Den Sob 9cld)idt, ais
Shlb5albcr unb pirS ais = NmIlett
8etrn8en. limo audi IN Den Slug>
nppdrnt bat Der Nbcrglaube iid 9eieBt.
Bon Der Sngeludblerei 5u Sliigcn
lpoIlen mir gar niht cinual rcben.
Iber mas iull man bu6u ingcu, bni
cine 6unte Silppe obcr Elm picrbldttcs
RIGGS alre6lntt fiir mnld)eu bcutldcn
Slieger als Salismnn gilt, Scr inn
cinen ii6eren Ibitieg our @rbc Narunz
tiert. uno oaB .gliidbringcnoc
Sbicre". ipic Sertcl unb AaBc idon
bon frau3Oiiiden Sliegcrn oils Yoiias
aiere mitgenommcn iporbcn iinb. Was
lit ba 5piid)cn eincm @ilben, Der Iid,
cine Wnld)el cbcr cincu Sigcr5abn ais
SGlrB5au6er umbdngt mn cincnI
olten mobcrnen Aulturmcnlhcn
nod fir Elm llntcridieb?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Sn Giutraht liest Starfe.

Gin &unif, ole itrcngen @intcr
bes Norpcns 81 permcipcn mn cine
pollc 8iirbi8mg Der Miibicligteit unb
lln9cipiBbeit. Gin 2eben 81 maiden in
elmer @egeno, III Der ullr cine GrEte
i'm Sabre mOSlid lit, peranlabt gar
Wauhe, wcld)c infer bieien uniidcru
Vcr9dltnincn arbeiten, Die albcrges
lpDbnlidlen @clegenbeiten bcS Siibcns
in Grip0gung gu 3iebcn. mo Soft DEM
Mannc ieocu @ortbcil bietct, ii6 nidt
nlr cincn iippigcn llntcrbalt, ionhcrn
cin iid)erc5 Nustommen fir icin bobcS
alter 81 pcridaifcn.
Sbcr Der @ccbiel 1T iolh' rabifalcr
Nntur, bnb @iele 3oaern unb i'm auiz
idicsrn; On gibt eS 10 Sielcs. lporiiber
nod8nbenten 1T; ba taucbt 10 %ielcS
aui nnb es 9ibt ba 10 piele 3ufGQigs
feiten. fir Die aeiorat iperber muB.
bnB Gin betrdhtli6cr Yiouiers Rutb
criorberlih lit. Den lcstcn Shritt an
tbun. uno Der bebutiame Iann mu6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
@crn Sie Gin praftii6er aatbolit iiuo, 10
luiro Sic bieies iutercjiireu.
Sereint baltcn mir itanb.
ct. Brighton 9icctorut.

Spu)n. 0ermann Sdlmibtner, Sfdrrer
@biitIer, Ilabnmn,
hen rs. Sept. 1912
Yin Die bsntid)s amerituniiden Aatbo.
titeil I'M Nnrben!
%pnn bod)ip' item Scrru @buurb y
Ilcn, Siidof bon Nobile, ais Secl.
iorgcr Der Yfarrei sur @l. Samilic IL
N%aNupab, Wonrpe GpuntrL Ilu., crs
rnrlt, bin i'd nit Dem Iuibau ieucl
tatboltitcn NicbcrlaNmng bctrolt mn
babe III icper SiniidJt bic bcitcn gciitis
1cn ipie aid matcritllcn Sntcrcllcr
zines icben Iniicblcr5 i'm Iil9e. Otcir
@cr5 uno mciuc Scclc 9cbt in bicIeur
llntcrncbmcn auf; mein bleibcubel
0cim miro fiir mcinc cottage. 10 @pti
cs mill. III Gabalpn Nemndn, iobalf
ais Stride unb Shulgebdubc pplleubci
iinp.
Yen Sduptbetricb Slir @rilnDunn
otcler fatboliidcn @lniicblung CAB Die
@uIi Goat Sruit Sarms Co., Die
inter Den StaatsgeIcbcn bon Mlabama
i%ntorpprirt lit. Sober @eamtc oicIer
8cicaIfdft lit mir pcriDnlid) bctannt;
uno id] lam geiuiiienbaft einitcben fir
neren Gbrborfcit unb llnbeifoltenbcit,
uno cS lit mir Ginblif 9cgDnnt in ibrc
Bidder ipie in Den inneren 8eidGfts>
betrieb. Sicic Serren iperben bas
Sauptintereiie in bicier 8eie0idaft gu
alien 3eiten b~eibebalten, tpppurcb Die
Ilsfiibrung Der III bieiem Sdreiben
entbaltenen Tldne gelid)ert lit.
0a ih bier ipobnbait bin. ipcib
i6 gcnau UNI Die |crbGituiie bieler
@e9enb, unb lpeil ih bns 2anb bieIer
@clellihnft uuteriuht babe. tam i1
ale bon Der .8eIcuidaft in bteIem
Shreiben 9emad)ten an9aben als
ltihbaltis uno burhaus Der @a6rbcit
entiprcteno aus boiler ll%eber5eusuns
ertldren. Sie1es 2anb miro feinem
Spefllanten, ipuoern nur ntrtlifen
Iniieblern unb ausihlieBIi1 Deutih@
amerifaniihcn &ntbolifcn ~perfauft.
Der bebeutenbIte Inbaltspuntt bieIer
8eieQidaft lit, baB ic in Der Sbat
nno niht nIr Dem Tamen nad aus
iammenpirfenb lit.
Sm Sale Sic iih nah einem
ibealen Seim nnieben. Damn balten
Sic llmifau in bieier i'm Siiblanb ges
legenen tatboliifen Iniiebluns. &omz
men Sic. ebe Sic tauicn. unb iibers
5eugen sic lid ielbit bon unierm
gegenieitigen @ortbeil.
Benn Sic Den @orben niht perz
lal1en fonnen. nm iid) bier beimiIG al
madden, bann mDdtc i6 Sbmen BERG
LID cmpfeblen, ein paar Ittien pes
8apitals IN bieier 8eieuihait su
faufen iinb Der @epiBbeit Su 1ein, baB
Sic cine iidere Hnb quite anlase in
elmer ebrbaren 8eieaihaft gemadt
nno Sanb 9elieben baben gu eincm
grfol9e Der eriten itnb ein3igen fatbos
lii6en Coz eperatipeu MnIicblung i'm
Staate alabama.
2eien Sic iorefdltig unb berbauen
Sic ben %pplitdnpi9en Snbalt bieies
S6reibens es lit Iues lpabrz
beitssetreu - feline ltebertreibung.
Sdreiben Sic in Seutit ODER @nglii6
fir Iuftldrun9 in 9eSug aui irgeno
einen Suntt, Den Sic tpiini6en.
Snbem i'd iebem praftiihen aatbos
lifen elm reft ber5lid)eS @iufomnen
5uiiherc, bin ih ergebenit,
Sir Soft unb infer @aterlanb,
(llntcr3eidnet) Sermann S9miotner.
Ipreiie: 9ep. 9ermann S6mibts
ner. @biirler, Ila.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

langc am oifcnen ,Seniter, betrad).
tctc Ole Sid,tcr oes S%errenbauics
unb irugte iid,. oh cs ipobl rehi
Ylllitia" iein mot)tc. Moplf Gar.
rinatonS Trnl lulO Scrrin bon Goi-
IlnNUou0 III 'cin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
9(pplifation fir &apital 2(ntbeil.

Gufi Goait Sruit Sarms Company.
Sd unteridrGbc hermit fir ..... ;. InMac on Sbrcm aapitol,
@lchlpcrb $500, pl bc8ablt mo nidt icncrbor. fir tn i'd fuui
Collars per Intbel 5u be5ablcn MIDI prphidr, 5nbIbr mic iogt:
$............... bem llncr5cihnen bhNr Spplifaton ub Der 8ct
in brciBig 5a9en nadl picicm bctreicnben Sutnm. ~
Stiden Sic nQcs @lb pcrninelt ~ .. &edicl Grain, Yptoffcc2
or eiprrb.ampciiung an pc Gmi Coat 6ruit Sarnis 60, =. g.,
Dor 75S, Wohil, NIubnmo.
Emne
Nprene
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Gortiebnns auf Der 4. Seite.)
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Bic Ienifcu bcI9eu Iid) aIc
Dor DEM ShidiaIe - aber nidt aus
S0flihteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

@ciummt .$39S. 092. 90
Seitbcm mir hicieS aapiinl fir
popllGre llntcritr,fIen a~nActotrn bn>
ben, iinb mir 10 aroBcr Gruuthiaung
bcgc9nct. hnB mir glnilbcn, Die boil,
ItGnbiac Nnsanbc ipcrhe iebr raid Der.
0rifTcn icin. Snhcr frGneeu mir nuf
Sbrc iofprtiQe 8eadtun9. Eiiucn Sic
Die Ipplifntipn nIo mno icnncn Sic
N hleiclbc nit Sbrcm @clbc sr nlb
Slpnr bclltc nod. Wnrtcu Sic uidt,
tblcn Sic CO Jest. ipenn aud mir iiir
cinen ohcr 2lpci Intheile. Shr mccoct
irol8 nm nliIdlid) icin, iih mi; nicicm
llntcrnchn1cn ucr6uubcn SIT %ipiiien.
8ir luollcn Sic bel ms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

8ei sepiditcm 2cSer iiebt Den
@lan6 MIR Seber. - q. S6mitt,)
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$647259.48,

~Gr9dn5enbc anaabe bes abeeihds<
ten Gintommens Der iest i'm 8ctrieb,
befinbliden Snbuitrien nnb iener, Die
ipdbrenb elmer Reriobe bon flint Sab
rem ctnblirt ipcrben, in iuelfer 3eit
mir cine 8emeinihaft bon brei> biz
ii~initauienb Somilicn babcn ~iDlten.
Sicie iinb nift alS NiIets 9erehnet,
o6glcid) Die @crcdiiame cinen sdna
bebcutenbcn @ertb bat, unb bas Gins
fommcn ut conierpatip ab9eiddet nad1
Der SaiiS bes a%llmG5ligen &adss
thrtuS Scr StnNt
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10

Mrs. Kate Weber AMI daughter,
Mrs Stonewall White, were here
from Whites island this week.
The Knights of Columbus will
give an elaborate banquet at the
Convent hall Sunday night.
Mrs. G. L. Burnside of near the
cemetery was on the sick list
yesterday
X. Hillebrani, formerly of Gil
lam, writes that he has moved
from Be,oit, Kansas, to Delphos,
Kansas.
Misses Katherine Fletcher ana
jamie Demoss we're here from the
western part OF the county Fri
day shopping.
Mrs. q. H. Althouse left yester-
day for Muskogee, Okla, to visit
her sister, Mrs. J. 7. Payne, "a
week.
Mrs. Clarence Howard 10 back
from Kansas City where che went
TO visit her mother, Mrs. jerome
Cameron, who has been quite sick.
The little daughter born to Mr..
and MIRA Frank Field last week
had two teeth before Il was 4
week old.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10
J. H.. McClin OF near Ayres, was
here on business Tuesday.

J. II. McClain OF near Ayres, was
here on business Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Adams OF Malta
Bend vas visiting Mrs. Sam Flair
this week.
Prof. Evrard attended n DO ird
meeting of the Reform School at
Boonviile Saturday.
The Prohibition State ConveD>
ton In In session toiay. d nj miss
the public meetings.
The Republican County Central
Committee will meet In Marshall
Saturday to make recommends
ton to Gov. Hadley as to filling
the vacancy caused by the death
OF Assessor Johnson. Thsre are
about six aspirants.
A petition with the majority OF
property owners u before the city
council to iemize East VERIFY
from Oieh to Lincoln with a view
to improving II to the cemetery.
This would certainly be a big
thing for u city.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10
Want and for Sale Column

FOR sALE-One thoroughbred
shorthorn bull and n high grade
price SIS to IS. Roscoe Schanz,
Blue Lick, Mo. On VIM. Field
farm, 10 miies south OF Marshall.
is-22b.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10


The following r new subscrib-
ers or renewed during the past
week.
A. r. C. Sloan, Stratfori, Tex
VIM. Ryan, Miami
.. c. Hays, Marshall
J. T. Reiman, Marshall
MIRA. 8. ". Woodsmal,s Marshall
7 Mrs. Ed Wiley, Marshall
j. w. McMahan, Versailles, Mo.
F. A. Finkeidei, Blackburn
Boyd A. Sullivan, Miami
c. C. Kitchen, Slater
b. F. Reynolds, Miami
Thos. Toucy, Miami
Ben Cooper, Miami
Ed Weaver, Grand pass
Lloyd Kemper, Miami
]. s. johnson, Slater
G. NJ Mendenhan, Slater
Mrs. H. p. Dulaney, st Louis
Amos H. Auds'ey, Miami
Mrs Emma Bright, Malta Bend
J. NJ Wickliff, Malta Bend
Simon Dow, Malta Bend
A. Denning, Malta Bend
Fetsroy Harris, Miami
MIRA. M. j. Drinkerd, Miami
Grover. Hopkins, Miami
r. A. Stobie, Malta Bend
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10

!. FOR sALE-Thoroughbred buff
orphington Egga. I setting, 10
eggs, si.oo. 7 settings, ii2 eggs,
$500 or 2i2 eggs for 1000. Mrs.
Worthy Bryan, Grand Pass
16-igp
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10

FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs,
500 per Getting. Mrs. June King
rid. 1, Marshall. i6-feb
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10

LOST WATCH Saturday, IS size,
engraved, Columbus work, no ting
in stem, gold hunting cane, lost
between w, c. Keirn's and Mar
shall. This watch Is valued as a
keepsake and ! viii pay reason
able reward for same. Molly me
at SWEET Springs. 8 m 70 .hro *.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10

FOR SALE Two male Spitz p. pS
seven months old, $500 each. j..
NJ. Lindsey, ut Lindsey & Jahn's
shop, West North st. 16tfb
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10

Miss Myrtle Thomls, Eau yhter o.
Mi. and Mrs. John Thomas, OF
south OF Blue Lick, was Monday
reported very low.
Mrs. Bette Forquer, OF Napton,
il making an extenied visit 10
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Lacy,
, west OF town.
A spelling contest at the High
school tomorrow night will deter
mine who is to represent Saline
In the state contest.
Mrs. Haley Pelot AMI her little
laughter OF Fort Hancock N. j.,
are here to spend the summer with
DIR. AMI Mrs. Hall. Capt Pelot will
arrive later for a vacation.
VIM. Ryan. \ prominent Saline
point farmer, was here Saturday.
He slys he raised n bumper corn
crop last year. most Of which he
has on hand yet for sale.
Married at the residence of the
officiating justice at : p. m. May
6. 1912, John J.. Mirror OF Slater,
ana Miss Myrtle Morrow OF near
Marshall. Justice Hiram Ferril Of
ficiating.
Miss Margaret Leonard went to
Boonville last week to visit her
aunt She expects to be hway
mos. OF the summer visiting ana
viii no doubt have a pleasant time
: Misses Ruth Rose and Ella Rob-
bins Black took part Ia the Black
burn commencemcn exercises FRI
day night by rendering osme vosal
selections.
Richard. the tittle son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Hayob, was in
town Saturday with his arm 10
era sing. having broken il recent
~ In a fall.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. 4 Redman re-
turned Last Thursday from Chica-
go where they spent four months
very pleasantly with their daugh-
ter. Mr.. Reiman says he went to
hear "Teddy" while there and that
he nearly stormei the town.
Mrs. W. b. Richardson and little
daughters OF Gillian are spending
several weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Fulkerson, OF
Salt Springs. Mrs. ri hlrdso1 says
her husband has already sold five
Ford autos this spring.
Mrs. j. II. Kenner returned from
a trip to Colorado Springs Fra
day In the interest OF tn, order OF
the Heroines of Jericho, OF which
she Is Grand Matron. She left
yesterday on another trip to Sal
isbury.
A team belonging To the tele-
phone people. ran away Monday
stopping In a heap near Rea &
pages mill without serioul dcmage
POSTMASTER l.. w. VanDyke and
VIE wers In X mas City thi, wesk
attending the pos.masters conven-
ton.
Martin & Henshaw, proprietors
OF Saline Auto & Machine shop
near the Missouri Pacific depot,
sold out Nay LIST to Q. N. Merrill,
who will continue the blsiness
with the assistance OF Il. J. Nichols
r. T. Henshaw says h, hasn't made
up his mind yet what he will do.
c. L. Reppenhagen drove to Mia
mi In his auto Wednesday and
reports the roads improving. He
said F. ID. Thompson, who is sink
ing wells around Mani, had the
bad luck to have his engine 60
through 4 culvert but no one was
hurt.
The West Side Literary Club
closed its winters sessions with a
banquet at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Crockett Friday even
ing. One OF the members, Miss
Lorena Barbee, has been very sick
for several months AMI a thought
full compliment was sent her by
the society.
Saline county had 20 deaths dur
ing March, according to the State
Bureau OF Vital Statistics. OF
these heart failure claimed the
largest number-6, consumption 4.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10


Rev. j. s. Smith went to Ransas
City Tuesday to Join his wife and
they will make IN extended visit
In Kansas.
The Epworth League district OF
ficers met with the secretary Miss
Katherine Nave, here Wedn siny
afternoon to make arrangements
for the district meeting at Boon
vile. The visitors wers r. v. Kirk
president, Of Slater; Harry Gath
meier, vice, president, Of Califor-
MIA; ]. T. Mcknight, secretary, OF
Linn. They were ENTERTAINED that
evening by the local society on the
lawn at Sidney Gray's on South
Odell. a
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-10

Nh Il. HosDer. Of Wsveriy, vas
aIaus srsn wsvsrly rrkdsy shop
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
CHARGED WITH
HITTING WOMAN
Prominent Jamesbury Busi-
ness Man is Under Bonds
scecinf 10 ths EVENING EEW8.

Jamesburg, Sept. 21:-Following a
hearing before Recorder William e.
Paxton in borough hall yesterday,
Harry Hickman, a prominent business
man, with a place of business on Lln-
coln avenue, was held in 800 bonds,
furnished by himself, for his appear
enee before the grand jury charged by
Mrs. Raymond Farr, residing close to
his place of business, with atrocious
assault -aana battery, alleged to have
taken place at her home ON Monday
last. Mrs Farr has also retained coun-
sci and has instituted suit for damages
following Hickman s alleged remarks
defamatory to her character at the time
the assault is alleged to have taken
place.
All the assertions made by Mrs. Farr
have been denied by Hickman, who
has also retained Counselor John p.
Kirkpatrick, of this place, to institute
suit against Mrs. Farr following an as
sault on his person At the Farr home at
the time he is charged to have ASSAULT
ed the latter. This charge is denied by
Mrs Farr. Mrs. Farr is frail woman
weighing but one hundred pounds while
Hickman tips the scales considerably
over the double century mark.
The evidence in the case as brought
out at the hearing before Recorder
Paxton shows that Hickman called at
he Farr home on Monday last making
collections. He claimed he asked Mrs.
Farr for deposit and he charges she
pushed him from the porch injuring his
leg and other parts Of the body.
Mrs. Farr tells a different story and
in support of her charges exhibits a
badly damaged door which she claims
was the result of an attempt by Heck
man to re-enter the house to assault her
the second time after he had struck
her a blow in the breast after her prom
ise to make payment at a latter date.