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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12

uMntoa maon nanbuSten buotoiI'
la. Weiad on nuoruus ia moimat.
Sei poiat, forine foiffi!"
$50 10 tuIee. Nptpd lilo oIfaa.
uWisId ndin founon miipptt?"
,SorpoIo fdmin. Giti Tieud too.
fen ldtIpid ontoi. ytutta en- ole endd
toulupoifa. Gn fiis Iaornoista md
litd."
,,SuIe iouftoon. Wieidmme iub
Iaa. aiirettd Ell ole feuddn."
SiiqiuuniIa miebet onot leiriptps
meet. Wanbemmot IoitoiIenot tart.
noiben enttsaifain tapabtumista.
piffupoifaiet Ieittid IpDmdt. Nuo.
ret miebet forttien ddresId istumot.
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fertoo fuuresta bouSfuubesta. 8
fpaipa noiietfin fdpneet iltop5std
paifoua, mutta plan poiS menendt.
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ia iurboan. So ndin fuIau feidpD.
9lurinfo %nouiee. Hitpit tiiliuuniaa
omat barmenneet. aorttiieura fui.
wieId on idIeud. 6ouSfaIta
tp5 ndpttdd t%untutpan. pitfdfTi ei
fdp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12
Wesu FINLAND, Gan.
Eoufof. 30 p.

Eaasfin rienndn iermebtimddn
sluttoioo ia fen Iooioa lutiiafuniaa
ia pppbdn onteefIi fun en- ole ennen
i~outanut firioittamoan paiffa olen
10 monta fertoo oifonut. Sbminen
aifoo mutto SumoIo iddtdd.
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tdtd npfpd min buonot eta ct tabbo
pdridtd ibmiiet eifd eldimet.
gbieispprinn5istd ct ole mitddn
mainii'emista, iud niitd ct ole oIe'
mosIotaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12

..Stet taiftt pbtpp tddud
poritQa folmiston
50 biuoon pohian pddCd
Wuoteemme niimein on.
Sdda' moatlinu barmaat bapIet
Sa nuorten fibarat,
Xufostuu tomun lopiet
Woitt' fuin ois' ihanat."
Nupret fuulepat poistuntoppIuI.
leen mirren. 9e ppidbtpmdt ia Db.
tphdt louIamoan.
@ih! Rasfas OF finula taaffa.
GIdmdn morioia noin ioat. pais.
pdipGu on fadstden poIuiueii
beitettp. Spbdnfdppii entinen TITLE
meni. Winne, len tietdd main Su.
Ild murbeifiin painu. Stu.
iabtoon toitpu. 81 porboin
81 Ie liioff palma. 2uof5eTi
ia armobtowo SumaIa tn.
lee. Woimia finuIe antaa. Mdd.
rdndfi on .Jidn foti. Riennd aamuin,
iuoin. Riennd tdnadn, buos
nenno Ia alma. Eaaffofi paibtuu,
urufi baibtuu. So uuIi elama aar.
eenfa atpaa.
= Miti itfee fabotetiua poifaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12
Gsfo.

Snnfdd nhmna ~iaibtnimdt bdnen
filmdnid. Eummat i%uopat fuIfimat
otinIIa. 9liti oil fosfettomut oreoa
fobton. Gn tiebd, miien usfoIFi.
E%ustinpn main futoon muu oriti
u~sfoItannt mnstaIonoa ionoa tuoue
roiemalie, fofeneeItu ndpttdmdue
miehene. 9lit nsfnIi ia miti Ell o..
MOLE poiaueen, entiiene ipbdnfdpp.
ieIIeen.
S'dn a%ifoien. niimeisten betfien
muistoia iiti eInntteli. SIimothan
ne muistoieio %riffoot. YerinnDn oil
I'D ainoane poioIIeen antonut. 81.
nmsta pitdd tuun parempi mics fuin
MIND olin", fnnoi ia. SGnen mooti.
tpa fatIeenfa etTi mostousta ia fuo.
linDuoteen GdreSIG isiuna 20 nuo,
tiaS nuorutoinen fuistao: nina tab.
bon.
Wutta fpmmeniien nmotta on FIJI.
Iunut. Gldm6std on pitfd motfa
elettp. GSto on unobtanut iesta.
menttiionot ia niihin liittppGn Iupa.
utIen. Maailman noutinnot mIinot
ia mufanuun neipdt. Ga MT bdn
on buonompi Putin I'D fonIannon..
Noutintoia bdn etIii ia aorteitania
tuhIuu.
9liti tduoinfin poifaanIn rofastaa.
Gsfon la%piuuoesto b1n lohiua Ioa.
Sdn Ell lnoto ustoa. eta foitti pliIi
mennpttd. Sliban Geto min bpmG
ia outtann. InteetIi han ittien pm
Il, tnn ereb'pt. S'eud pobiann ton
ipp ola itu poremmosta GsfoSta
! tuin npenpdinien SSH on. &c on
berGtettdmG Sitd on mooIittaipa.
Snpdad 6iti MT iI6n ~ianoia mnis
tut'eli. Niibeu moifntustu bGn tot
Jeff luuli ga MT nGti bGn iummot
ruoriot, ipnttGd ubmna GsfonIa
tosmoiHo. aunnioituS iIGG fobtoan
oil fits tooonnut. rUlifIi it'd nuo io'
not fanoi tuoIinnuoieeuoon? Drift
Ell eIdmdq6Gn miuuue latua opnn'
nut, bpnddn ioboattonul? SanoiS,
ia en- n6Iit6."
Gusfaa fuumao ia po lttomoa tois
mat lanai. Sonoi ia nibaiien fat'
Lieen fuuliiaun beiiti ia ~paisfafi omen
i6lfeenid npimoua fiinni. - - gliti
ittee faootettua poifaanIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12

Gsfo fulfee reeinirttd faiuttaen II.
Ian biIiaiTino betfind. 2un toinen
laulu loppuu, min toieta oIottoa.
yIdntd moailmaan mobtun ia mind
poita lauIan, mitd taboon", oil, han
ferron dioiIeen ianonut. Ga bin
lanIaa fuin mitdfin ianfari. Muita
ddnesid on ipntfdd ubmaa.
Siiliuuniqe ON ferGptpnpt miebid.
% on pddtettp iieDd niettdd. Snpa
tuoua puun iuureIlo pori oIuttoria.
Elm oioItonia pDn obieImoa liidd'
mdsid. So finen pmpdrild miebet
pbn obielmoa iuorittomat. W(utta Ell
tobbo tpD fdpod, fortit ofpot min
perdti fuIuneita. porempia ooote.
toon. S%boteuesia festusteIu fufeu.
tuu. Siiben manbemmat ia nuo
remmut %fanonia beittdmdt.
rSlipa tuo manba peIioIa oita
buria mics. ST Ftd iiiliuunia Iabi'
tienoiaa, ioaa ban Ell oIiIi ouut"
.apud Ie mics oioIi pobiaanfin
%faiioa. 81 poIioa iddnpt puIIoon,
Fun ie peItoIon fobbole oiui."
r@ipd ban ooftoTia Infenut fortin
pelunsiofaon. Wonta f%obnipon'
u minafin menetin bdnen tdbten.
ia"
.Wtutta mnuttui iefin mics fuoIin'
pnoteeuoon. 81 oliii endd iamofli
luulut. Sonoipa minuuetin, FUN
bdnen luonaan tdmin: ,Seitd pois
i%euoiIet pobai, ioita olemme pbbes'
Jain barioittaneet" 81 tullut Iiltd
beitetipd.
Isl ole ebes oma poifafaan beit'
iuaitfopa iiaae IupoutIentin
oil tebnpt"
rW''tdpd niistd Iupouffsto, Jos ct
ole niiben t%6pitdidd."
r9uonoiIo poluina on poifo, ~
memmdud ebsd FUN iId."
vWtind buonoiuo poluiao? quo.
rino leifitddn, monboino matoon.
nutoon. = Mtsid Ie Gsfo miippp
etid ioiiimme bppat IeIut faRimme!
So iiIten Iitd Ip5baan"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12

.. 81.
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
W0RKlNGMANS WANTS

wORKINGMEN-In several cities OF this
country we have shrewd men who are on
the lookout for big values in suits, pants
suit cases. ETC.. 10th brand new and also
slightly used; that's why you save cash; one
price. JCsTH's OLD STAND. SIS D. l.
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
Vitai Records.
Birtha

Axel X and Eliss s. Thompson. girl.
twins.
Edward s. and Imogene McKnew. boy.
Sslas Z. and Alice R. Moore. boy.
Antonio and Grace Longo. girl.
William w. and Mary f. Latham, boy.
Giscomo and Nunzic Leone. boy
John II. and Amelia E. Klein. girl
Otis o. and Ella NJ. 'Holier. boy.
Edwin c. and Berry T. Haneke. boy.
Giuseppe and Rosa Flaecomeo, girl
Gustav and Marine Dahike. boy.
William and Annie Chambers. boy.
Daniel and Bessie Washington. boz.
Herman ana Beatrice Owens. girl
James Z. and Mary ". Marshall. gf<3.
Robert and Annie Jackson, boy.
John r. and Grace Harrison. girl
Harry u. and Louise J. Bell. girl
James II. and Ella Arthur, girl.
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
Marriage Licenses.

ANDREW J. Twonney. Baltimore. ana Jo-
hanna Costello washington
Hugh W. Reuercomb and Rettie May
Baylor. Staunton, Va
Milton Wolf. Washington, and Fannie
Wolf, Uniontown. Pa
nedy. both OF Washington
Ari1ie s. Lee and Annie E Koys. both
OF Washington.
Spilian Carpenter and Bertha Busey,
both Of Washington.
Albert Muse and Gertrude Banks. both
Of washington
of Washington.
Thomas Parker and Agnes v. Johnson,
both Of washington
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton, ID. G, august = lslG sealed pIoposais
trtct Building, until two o'clock. y. m. Au-
gust q. 1919 for furnishing and delivering
twenty mine thousand feet t29. COO underground
signal and telephone cable, for use In the
Electrical Department, this city. Specitca-
tions and form of proposal may be obtained
from the Purchasing Officer. ID. C., Room
3c0 District Building. OLIVER =. NEW
MAN FREDERICK l.. SIDDONS, MARK
BROOKE tActinEl. ComnissIoners. d. c.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT ONCE OF the
Supervising Architect, Washington. d. c.,
July 81, l9l3.-Seaied proposals will be receiv-
ed at this Office until o'clock p. m. on the
18th day Of August, 1912. and then opened Tor
furnishing and installing the lighting fixtures
In the new building for the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing. Washington, ID, C.. in
accordance with drawings and specifications,
copies OF which. may be had at this office. al
the discretion Of the Supervising Architect.
o. wENDERorH. Supervising Architect. -
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
Deatha

Mary. Youngman. a years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
vergie Harlan. years. chudren's Hos
EsSert J.. Jones, years. chndren's
John II wheatiey. % years. Emergency
Hospital
Ruth Thornton. a years Episcopal
Annie +. Miller. 1 year.. Tenth place.
Margaret n Lynch. s7,years. s. H
street northeast.
Marssret Jean. s. days. 4ss warner
street northwest
Jsmes H. Burke. IS years. tuberculosis
Mary Henson. IS years, Freedmsn's
Hospital -
The Washington times., 1913-08-07

MATTREss RENoVATING AND REMADE
g. PHONE NORTH SIS
CAPITAL BEDDING CO.. I2l 7th St n. W.
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
DEATHS

BAKER-6a 'rsssasy. 4dsasts !. ISIS. FLOR
ENcE BEfAN BAKER wife Of Walter ).
Baker, Of Brooklyn. n. =. and only daaEh-
ter of Henry 7. and Carrie 7. Brian. Of
this city.
Funeral from the residence Of her father.
l2A Columbia road. Friday. August l. az
o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend Iuterment prfvate.
The Washington times., 1913-08-07

CARPET cLEANING-ssnitaryp process; also
rug weaving. OLD LAUREL ECLiP6E,
Sas-Sll 10Th 81. sv. Phone N. 52st-M.
ALBERT KAHLERT 4 Co,
Improved Steam Carpet Cieaners
81 Maryland ave. 8. W. Phoos Aain sesS
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
UPHoLSIERlNG

FIvE-PfEcE parlor suites upholstered N
Acme Uphol. Co.. 81 II 81. y. w. Line. sSSSH
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
FOR SAlE-FARMS

SPECIAL BAkGAIN-a27 acres; nne water
front farm on Patuxet river; about 20 miles
from Washington: l6O acres cleared and IN
good condition: 50 in timber: 6-room dwelling
situated In grove OF trees, commands excel
lent water view; steamboat landing In sight.
This is one OF the best bargains in Southern
Maryland real estate; property growing IN
value every day. Price 1900.
JOHNSoE'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
si5 Pa. ave. N. W.. Wash. ID. Z. l.
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.
FLOOR OILS

C T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsr-KrLL-
ING FLOOR OIL contains olfum ana wax
Keeps the floors clean and bright. and gives
ture Try Il, soc GAL. delivered. Used bJ
the u. s. Govt and over 1o.o00 families foi
the last IS years fiS Pa. ave. NV. n. StsS
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
FOR SALE-l0TS

FOR sALE-Three .s-acrs lots near Chevy
Chase Circle. D. c.. at 1Oc square loot:
| an opportunity like this will never be offered
| again In this locality. --------------.-
FULTON R. GORDON, Owner
Colorado Bldg, Main 523l.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-15

All of the men in Florida now
are in good condition. they have
not touched baseball, but have
been taking long walks, playing
golf and going through other
light exercise to loosen winter
stiffened muscles. Lew Richie
was too strenuous and was tossed
from his motorcycle few weeks
ago, but has. recovered.
Johnny Evers is proving an apt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-15

phries, Sommers, Gilbert, Clymer,
Miller, Safer, Zimmerman, Bird
well, Corriden, Phelan, Melon
aid, Berghammer, Knisely, Paint
er and Sutcliffe.
This list is liable to be revised
at the last moment, as all of the
players are not yet in town. One
or two, whose names do not ap'
pear, may come in before train
time. Larry Cheney comes under
this heading. Larry is reported to
be holdout, and neither Evers or
Murphy had heard from early
this morning. If Cheney is not on
the train it is a pretty safe bet
that he will stick on the outside
for few weeks, though he is ex-
pected to be satisfied, as far as
salary demands, before the cam
paign opens.
Several of the players who
leave tonight will not come back
with the team. They will be
dropped at different minor league
cities on the return trip if further
seasoning is found necessary. 1t
is fairly certain Evers will keep
his pitchers together until the
opening day. Soinmers and Gil
bert are youngsters and nothing
is KNOWN of their ability to make
good in the big league. At least
one catcher will be dropped.
Archer, Sheckard, Mitchell,
Bresnahan, Richie, Lavender and
possibly Charley Smith will be at
the Tampa prep school waiting
for the main squad to arrive.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28
MEAT $500 4 POUND

Another letter received by Miss
Mary Fisher. Friday from her brother
Wilson Fisher at Mexico City. says
While the press has given correct and
Ill accounts OF the recent ten days
var that ragged so necessarily IN the
Mexican capitol. the horror OF II all
has not been told. as witnessed by
those who live there and have had TO
undergo the hardships. He says
among the killed and wounded were
large numbers OF the lower classes
drawn to the dangerous sections o.
the city through curiosity. The scar
city OF provisions also worked a hard
ship upon all classes: meat went up
TO the high price OF $500 u pound
and every thing else In accordance
aud vegetables could not be gotten Mt
all.
Mr.. Fisher and family were fortu-
nate In having n suburban home and
their " garden and Jared very well
during the entire siege.
lie says. however. they staId right
close NJ their home except now and
then they would 40 into the city In
their automobile taking the precau-
ton TO keep out of the way OF the
shells and bullets of the forces.
The Standard oil company. for
which Wilson + general Manager
hopes o o TO he re-instated In their
offices which were entirely demolish-
ed,
The letter expressed great satisfac-
ton that the United States had held
aloor and had refrained from inter
%yention. he thinks II Is better 10 le,
those people alone aud let them do
things their own way.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28
BRICK HOUSE ny MAIL

Mr.. J. NJ. Rose OF the firm OF Rose
Bros, OF this city, SEN by parcel most
this Friday morning a brick of local
manufacture TO be used In building
a brick house at the Coliseum Chica-
go during the Clay Products exposi-
ton which Is to be held February
26th to March Sth. This brick VIII
be one OF $4,000 sent by parcel pot
from every brick plant in the United
States to be used in the construction
of this house. which will I've given
away and regretted after tho esppsi-
ton.
The idea was originated to test the
merits OF the parcel post system and
II Is certainly a novel one. a record
will be kept Of each brick rom tie
time the brick Is mailed until II Is de-
livered In Chicago in order 10 see how
speedily Uncle Sam can. deliver a
brick house by mail.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

George &. Hams aud family NOV
ed back to their farm Thursday
north OF slater. Mr.. Hams and fam
lily moved to the county seat about
three years ago and II was hoped this
would be their home permanently.
but they have been longing for their
country home for some time and will
no doubt enjoy II very much. We
are however sorry to lose them from
Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

The Retail Clothiers of Missouri
assembled In convention here Tues
day at u late hour In the afternoon
elected Officers for the ensuing year:
C. VI. Buckncr of this city was made
president: VIM A. Bodenhauser OF
st. Joseph. LIST ylce-president: l.. 7.
Sanderson and j. VI. Dyer were re-
elected secretary aud treasurer. Mob
erly was chosen az the next place of
meeting.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

When the doctor orders you 10
stop work II staggers you. 7 cant,
you say, You know you are weak.
run down and failing in health day
by day, but you must work az long
rs you can stand. What you need is
Electric Bitters to give tone,
strength aud yigor to your system,
10 prevent break down and build you
mp. Don't be weak, sickly or aillng
when Electric BItters will benefit
you from the first dose. Thousands
LESS them for their glorious health
and strength. Try them. Every
bottle Is guaranteed to satisfy. Only
SOC NJ y. II, Franklin's.
Adv.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28
STATE NEWS,

Il. S. Walton, editor of the Arm
strong Herald. whose building AID
plan: burned several weeks ago. Is
a hustler. He is already in his new
building with a fine new plant which
he purchased In Kansas City after
the fire. He recovered 1900 pounds
OF his old type. which had melted
and flowed to the basement, and
sent II to Marshall 10 be re-cast into
new type.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

Our mention OF the Oak Grove ex.
plosion was accidentally omitted last
week. At the VI. y. church. south.
Sunday evening a week ago the
acetylene lighting plant blew up and
wrecked the church completely. blow
ing out one wall and tearing the iloor
up. About twenty persons were
more or less injured and We are told
n death has resulted. The gaso-
line had been leaking and when the
i%anitor went to the basement and
struck a match the explosion occur
red
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28
Marshall Wins.

The Marhsall nigh scnool basket
oall team played the B1opyiuc team
Friday night In the gymnasium W tho
aigh schnui building. Thp ramc was
'Ncellcnt ana there was n mir attend
'uc" and best OF all. our boys won
o., q score of ~ to -.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire e thank our many
friends and neighbors. through the
columns OF your paper, for their I'M
firing devotion during the death OF
our husband and father.
Mrs. W. j. Edwards a. Children.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28
CARD OF THANKS.

The wife and children OF Joe X.
Graves wants to thank every friend
that showed 80 much respect and
kindness during his last Illness. lie
was not only an ideal husband and
father but sacrificed every pain for
love and peace. A Friend.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28
Hand I,adIy Hurt,

g. w. Thompson. a well driller,
who II drilling a well at the Rea e
Page milling plant, caught his hand
Ia the machinery In some way Friday
morning and mashed his hand badly.
Ills injury will no doubt disable him
or work for some time.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

For -four. weeks regularly use DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They stimu-
late the liver, improve digestion, re-
move blood impurities, pimples and
eruptions disappear from your face
and body and you feel better. Begin
at once Buy at p. II. Franklin's
a. (adv)
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

Rev. j. W. Mitchell. who has been
al home this week VIII go TO Howard
ounty Saturday. where h. has an
appointment NJ sharon 10 preach.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

Miss Grace Wise VIII go TO 81.
IN a few days In the interest Of
The Broken Dollar store millinery de-
nurfmont.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

George II. Wise died at his home
on Locust street Wednesday, after a
long Illness Sweet Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

J.. a. Buck has sold his stock,
with the exception Of Il share. In
the slater Auditorium TO Erney
Younkin who assume management
of the same. Mr.. Younkin comes 10
Slater with plenty of experience in
the Auditorium business and will
doubtless keen Slater's play House
booked with first class attractions.
Mr.. Buck. whose untiring efforts
won slater one OF the finest audi
forums In central Missouri. retires
with best wishes 10 the new manage
ment and the success Of the Audi.
forum. Slater News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

Miss Lura Lillard visited her mo-
Their, Mrs. NJ. X. Lillard, who had a
paralytic stroke a few days ago, from
Saturday until Monday.-Blackburn
Record.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

A snail moves at the rate of about
five hundredths Of an inch in a sec
ond.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

Deputy Sheriffs Keith and Hay OF
Marshall. came down last Friday
and put in the day rounding up the
colored boys here. Louis SwitziHr.
one of whom they came for. had
skipped the country before they came.
II was thought that he was not able
10 leave as the stitches had not been
cut from the wound on his head. bat,
IL seems that he was able to go and
carry the stitches with him. They
found all the passengers, however,
that they had room for and took
back with them Henry and Lester
Parker. Uncle" Louis Smith. and
the old reliable. who says he viii
continue to bootleg as long as his
legs will carry the boot. There IL no
pleasure in furnishing the yiolators
of the law. hut 1t is nevessary In or
der To protect the good and we hope
this little round will be sufficient
warning Ia all others to be COOL
Arrow Rock Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

W. L. Kammeyer has purchased
the 100 acre farm Of Frank Brock
way on the Santa Pc Trail between
here aud Hardeman where the brick
house IL. Consideration $4,000.
Mr.. Kammcyer. who recently moved
60 Marshall on account Of his wife's
health reports she is improving nice
~ and that II she continues TO do 30
they may mov to the farm later IN
the sprlng.=Arrow Rock Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

/. ". COREY, who has been In
Kansas city Tor the past year, VIII
again make his home here. Mrs,
Coffcy will return after the first Of
March, He Is here now aud is ready
10 DO any kind OF CARPENTER work.
Sweet SPRINGS Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

be highly favored. Morello cherries
as big and sweet as oxhearts. or Bald.
win apples that will ripen in june.
The Rural New Yorker.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

Ed. Park and wife. Mrs. Wn.
Suppe and Mrs, George Bradshaw
visited friends IN Slater Yesterday.
Mrs, suppe will go from there TO
M~apleville, H. to Join her husband.
Arrow Rock Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

Charley Lawless, wife aud baby
who came down Monday rom Kan
sas city TO bring the body OF their
little son Tor burial, remained until
Tuesday afternoon AT the home Of
II. Lawless. Arrow Rock Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

Mrs \. Lopor received a telegram
Friday night saying that her broth
or. n, II. Price. was seriously III, and
she lott Saturday morning for 81.
Louis 10 be with him. Mr. Lopez
accompanied her as lar az Marshall
Blackburn Record.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

Michel Bocmler Of 81. Louis. the
father of Mrs. Philip Trautman, died
Saturday, February =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Trautman attended the funeral
and spent last week with the FAINT
~. returning last Saturday Sweet
Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

l. VI. vorts closed a deal Wednes-
day with e. O. whistler OF Ridgeway,
Mo. whereby he purchased the
Haynie store building on West Main
street at u consideration OF $4,000.
Mr.. vcrts intends moving his stock
OF goods To the building In u short
time. Dr. Shucks II contemplating
moving his drug store In the build
ing now occupied by Mr.. Ncrts.-
Nelson Record.