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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
PouLTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry-Per lb: California fryers. 20@22c;
old roosters. 12c; do young. 20122c: hens. Is
@16c. eastern hens. 1S619c: do young stock.
20@22c; broilers. 27@29c per ID.
Per doz: California hens. medium. $5d5-50;
do extra. $7M0: old roosters. s4@5; young
roosters. $76s; do full grown, $S@10: fryers.
S5d6; broilers, $36f450: ducks. old, s4N15; do
young $7@10; pigeons. 1.25; do squads, $2@
$50; eastern hens, S7911. according to size
geese. per pair, $2@25o.
Turkeys-Per lb: Young. 23926c; do old. 20
@2oc.
gian hares, $4@6
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BANKERS ISSUE BOOK

Frederick H. Colburn. secretary of
the California Bankers association, is
sending to the members an edition of
the California bank act as amended
a working copy" as by means of the
carefully compiled cross index In the
back of the volume any desired topic
may be quickly located and the i'm
port of such section can be determined
by a glance at the marginal index.
SAN FRANCISCO BANK CLEARINGs
Monday October 20....-........ SIC, ,54S S92 "a
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LOCAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
net prices on granulated sugar. in bags OF 1O(
lbs as follows: Western fine granulated, $455
fruit granulated $4.55: Gamers granuiated
81 IS: crystal dominos, whole pieces 5 lb car
tons 1885; do 2 lb cartons. $3.50: do hall
pieces ID cartons, 1885: monarch bar. SAX
tablets, In half bbls $5.15; do Is lb boxes
xxx powdered. $4.65; confectionery A.
$4.b5; beet granulated, 100 lb bags only
"a s5; extra G, $4.35; golden C. 1926; D.
Sc. So.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes net prices on granulated sugar
In bags Of 100 lbs. as follows: c. & II. fine
confectionery A. $4.55; berry. s4.55: powdered
S465: cubes, $3.50; ''Higrade" bar. $3.50
Soxes, % $3.50: II. Z. crystal + dominos nos e e Il
cartons), $685.; H. & r. crystal dominos 6 II
csrtons,. $685.; extra fine dry granulated Q0(
lb bags). A.35; extra c. s4.o5;. golden G.
$685. yellow d. 1886.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
CHIROPRACTIC

IF you are sick. Chiropractic win do for you
what no other science can do. Investigate.
Consultation free. CECIL, the Chiropractic
Specialist, 1880 San Pablo ay.. Oakland.
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BREAK IN $. ". WATER

Spring Valley Water stock declined
"a points on the San Francisco stock
and bond exchange this morning.
opening at S52.12h and closing at
$50-s7 ". Between the two extremes
320 shares changed hands The break
Is ascrfbed to the general weakness
OF the. market and the lowness of
water in the reservoirs of the com
pany. Demand was shown for Great
western Power 5s, sales of $1,000
par value being made at $S0.50.
southern Pacific first refuunding As
gained slightly with sales of 81. 900 at
$50. @o'e0S
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

NOTICE is hereby given that I have sold my
business. known as Overstreet's Pharmacy, at
5e5 Potrero, to b. Snelfohn. and will not be
responsible for bills accrued by him. s. F..
Cal. Oct. Is. 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
BUSINESS CHANCES

d Q OINLOS OT1ANOEO
Young Man, if you have
a few hundred dollars
cash, cam furnish good
security, desire to er1-
ter a profitable, clean
business, you should
investigate adver=
graph service. Ferry
Advergraph Co., 437
Pacific bldg.
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WELLS FARGO EXTENSION

The railroad commission issued a
Iurther order today extending the ef-
Iective date of its decision in the
Wells Fargo case from Novennber
to November Is.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LANDS

IN CALIFORNIA.
Antelope valley. Los Angeles county; alfalfa
lands, $40 to $40 per acre; irrigation by
pumping.
IN NEVADA.
Elko county; good ranch and farm lands;
s. 80 TO SO per acre; terms, one-tenth cash,
10 years time Ask
Southern Pacific Land Offices
T02 MARKET ST.. sol FLOOD BLDG.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
LOCAL PRODUCE
BUTTER CHEEsE AND EGGS

Quotations on the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Rutter-per mound.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

$3.50 DOWN. $40 per month. viii buy one OF
the most artistic homes ever built; just com
pleted; on the bay shore, giving grand view
OF the hills and surrounding country: swim
ming and boating facilities in the back yard:
on corner lot: IN the best neighborhood; "a
block 70 trains: exclusive exterior and
unique and tasty interior; large living room
and dining room. with plenty Of comfortable
window seats. breakfast room with pergola
and sun porch; large, sunny bedrooms. pa
pefed throughout IN imported wall papers;
large closets with clothes chests. shower
room; a real sleeping porch; kitchen that Is
model Of convenience. hardwood floors;
electric fixtures were especially designed;
many features too numerous to mention; in
stantapeous heater. furnace, garage. Owner,
box 1874. Call office.
COMFORTABLE story house; reasonable
rent privilege purchase on rental basis.
Apply II. WIENER, Nathan Dohrmann Co.,
San Francisco.
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PIPE LINE HEARING

The railroad commission has de-
cided to hear oral arguments in the
pipe line cases and has set Saturday.
November ], at 10 a. m. as the time
when the representatives of the va
rious pipe lines shall present argu-
ment on the question whether they
come within the provisions of the acts
placing these pipe lines under the
jurisdiction of the commission
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
CALAvERAs DAM WORK

f. c. Hermann, resident engineer OF
the Calaveras dam project of the
Spring Valley Water company, who is
in the city, for a few days, says that
the dam will be completed to a height
of 120 feet in December. 1904. at which.
Ions, or suf11cient to add %, ,000, 900 GAL
Ions daily to the water supply of San
Francisco. The full height of the dam
as planned is 220 feet, at which it's
it's base width. or distance through the
base of the dam parallel to the course
of the stream. will be $4,000 feet. or
nearly quarter of a mile. He says
the dam will be completed before the
close of 1916.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS for Redwood Lumber.-Sealed
proposals will be received at the office of the
Assistant Purchasing Agent. Isthmian Canal
Commission. 1886 North Point street. San
Francisco, California until 10 a. M, october
% 1918, at which time they will be opened In
public for furnishing the above mentioned lum
Der. Blanks and general Information relating
to this circular q. r. 6961A) may be OBJ
tained from above of1ce.s +. c. Boggs. Major,
Corps of Engineers, U. s. A., general purchas-
ing officer.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

WILL sell my new Northhrae home for SO $50:
terms: this is less than cost. See IL before
you buy. 91S Mono St; phone Berk. 1858.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
TRUNKS AND sUITcAsEs

SECOND HAND trunks bought. sold, repaired
and exchanged. LEWIS TRUNK FAC
TORY. 707 Mission st. cor. Sd; telephone
Douglas 1892.
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IN MARKET FOR ss,ooo,o 900

Paul Shoup. president of the Pacific
Electric railway, states that his COM
mately ss.o00.00o to be expended on
additions to the big electric railway
system, which now aggregates in ex-
cess OF 1000 miles of trackage Pres
interest demands the money has not
peen Forthcoming as net but his
board has reasons to believe that 1T
VIII be supplied shortly. The money
rs 10 pc expended. in building about
SIX miles of combined subway and
elevated construction out of Los An
geles. the subway passing under Sill
yer Lake park and bisecting the fash
1onable residence section OF Los An
geles. The cost of the improvements
will be about s2.500.000 for the land
and S5,500,000 for the subway and
elevated construction. 1t Is under
stood that four tracks will be built
and the running time to the beaches
cut to IA minutes
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
GREAT NoRTHERN,s GAIN

Great Northern gained S12.494.94S in
gross revenues for the fiscal year
ended June 80 last and of this higher
operating expenses and taxes abb
sorbed almost sS.000,000. There was
half million decrease in other :,
come. most of which was due to a.
change in the credit balance for hire,
OF equipment last year of 1857, 900 to
debit balance of 900 this year
Gross earnings for the year broke all
records and If occasion had arisen
larger share balance than 11.69 per
cent might have been returned. Per
mile gross revenues were $10,238 COM
Gus. while net operating income per
mile of s3,731 compared with $3,415.
With each mile of the mileage oper-
ated earning $1,255 more, after oper-
ating expenses and taxes had been
cared for, the increase in the net per
mile was only $316.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
CORSETS-Oakland
CARPET CLEANING

SPIRELLA CORSETS-Mrs B. 8. Howe. Mgr
1921 Castro ST.; phone Oakland 1880.
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CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS

SUCCESS FOR You through one OF our 90
home study courses. Ask for free so page
catalogue MODERN SCHOOL OF CORRE-
SPONDENCE. 525 Market, San Francisco
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE
Oakland Lodging Houses for Sale
PARTNERS WANTED

$3.50 cash-15 rooms. with or without hskpg.
close in; rent $685. D42 Sth ST.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-20
SNAPZYOLNTYILLE

$1,000 buys room residence in Yountville.
. blocks from station: lot 100x100; also con-
tsins small cottages: fine for summer home;
will rent all year around for $50 no.; buildings
all electric lighted; gas generator on premises;
a bargain; owner viii arrange terms, or will
exchange for city property. See W. J. DOWL-
ING & CO.. z39 Valencia street
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
lIE.nNnnN

Luther llomdon and Percy Taylor
pcnt lpst week Visi,'ut relatives 10
N1rrensburg aud sedJliI at the ,a.r
Mr.. liollistcr, son aud two daush-
,cgs OF Dewitt, returned itom the
air Saturday. The roads Nerc Sc
muddy thcy decided to remain ~
Hemdon until SUNDAY. They stop
pea with Dr, and Mrs, Jackson,
Dr, Harrison made n professional
i.slt 20 Vince Huff's Thursday even
ng,
Walter Claycomb aud wife. " D..
IN and VIE attended the lair Fri.
'ay.
pr. Jackson, vito ana daughter. L..
J. lIerndon and daughter, Miss lln'-
ie, were At the fair Thursday,
J. L. Masters and wife are enter
aiming "A little son since Monday.
Mrs. Jaue Feinyick and dauyhter
we're AZ the fair Thursday,
Allison Claycomb aud Paul ZnE
Ient Sunday with John MIkcl5 ,aml,
y at salt Springs.
n. 4. Thomas, Sleeper aud Ralph
1rain were unfortunate last week
zach lost a good horse.
W. u. Grain. wife and family and
Era. Lenox Weaver and baby spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W,
ioatright.
MIR. and Mrs. Malot and daughter
pent Friday In town,
Mrs. Louise Fullard died at her
home near Napton sunday morning.
Monday her remains were brought to
HAZEL Grove where services were
held and atterward inferred in the
cemetery. Mrs. nullard was 4 grand
mother OF John Shelleaperger.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
nAilDt

George Nlrmc,vr returned TO hIs
homc Saturday aztec a Two weeks
yIs!t with friends aud relatives In S..
Louis and Eldon. Mo
Lewis SohyloT. wife and baby visit
cd with Charley Sghy Ter end fanny
az Pilot Grove sunday
= J. Gibson aud Ni'c @, Marshall
visited With WIN Eastman sunday
Mrs, parbar uilleu aud son. Mike.
returned to their home In Kansas city
Wednesday after a toN months yisk
Nth hey son aud daughters.
Julius Relth aud wife. Joe Thorn
aud family. Gcorge Niemeier and
Lucy Dowden we're dinner guests
With August Niemelor and wife sun
day.
Arch Goodloe and family we're oall-
Ing on hts mother SUNDAY
Henry Niemeler, wife and daughter
were guests OF Lewis tIasemeier and
wife SUNDAY,
My,apd Mrs, Ray Lane OF 81. LOUIS
are yisiIins With Lon Piper and fam
ny ne
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
CONCORD RIDGE

Horny Kruger aud childron attend
the sedalia fair,
Fred Blerbaum and Miss Ann.
ruger were In Arrow Rock Satur
lay.
Miss Viola Piper and her fathe
am Piper. attended the fair wit
ohm Moore.
Most OF the farmers arc through
owing wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wood ant
luShter visited Mrs. Woods slste~
RS. Marcia PoindeN,er. and famiiy
ad attended the state fair at Sc
ALA last week. H
Misses Jesse Mae Thornton. Amt
russr. Nellie Gresory OF Gentrali;
nd EulSlia Dysart visited Mis-
aura Heumann ut Forest Gror'
'hool Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lula Piper is visiting In MAJ
hall this week.
VIZ fAiNas NNtAiMH y hNNA ihFAA
Ms immediate nelghborhood vent e
he home OF Mr., and Mrs, Herman
,selmeyer. The occasion being thei
On Alfred's birthday. Alfred Ma
urprised as every one knew about 1
ut him, All spent a merry eyenins
nd LEFT wishing Alfred many NOR,
Apply birthdays. with many happy
lrprises. Those present we're; Mr
nd Mrs. Henry Aselmeyer. and chill
ZEN, Mrs. Jack Dysart. MIR. and Airs
gorge Geisler. Mr., and Mrs, Roy
iper and son Ray. Misses Laura
tinnie. Clara Heumann, Annie and
la Kruger, veda Piper. Anna craig
essie Mae Thornton, Mabel and
lellie Gregory, Ledia Eilers aud
'uialia Dysarts Messrs. Elem and
oe Thornton. Louis and Win krug'
r, Otto, Fred aud Frank Killers
'aul Jaeser. Clifton and Arch Craig.
liie Piper. Lee Aselmoyer and vii
Q Dyssrt and Harry Dickson.
Jack pssarl was in Marshall Thurs
day With a load OF priduee.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10

and Mrs. John Plattner also lett sun
day for Springfield. Illinois. to attend
the fair.
Mrs. Willie Wood of Malta L...d
was the guest this week OF MesdameH
Bette Fletcher and James DeMoss.
Chesly Vowel and sister, Misc
Clara. who attend school IN Marshall,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. ". A., Coad and little Sou.
Walker Eugene. returned SUNDAY
from Canyon city, Texas. where the,
have been visiting the formers par
cnts, Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Yates.
Mesdamcs e.. ". Mcclure. d. 7.
Morcland. Clarence Humphreys ant
Charlie Dickcrson were shopping ir
Marshall Monday.
William Erman Taylor. the intcr
csting little son OF MIR. and Mrs. Web.
or Taylor. celebrated his first birth
day ON Friday. october 2. by enter
tanning on that day his grandmother
Howard, aud Grandmother aut
Grandfather Taylor. II Is needles.
to say that the little follow was !
model host and may he have many
happy returns OF the day.
Miss Eyma Parsons and ucice
Miss Etha Cluttcrbuck % Miami, ant
Misses Lucy aud Flora Burruss o
Carrollton were guests Saturday ant
sunday ot NJ. aud Mrs. Sowali Bur
russ.
win Harrison made u lsi iHcss trii
- Kansas Ci:y tiis week
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
PETlTSAW VALLEY


Miss Sadie Jackson visited her
aunt, Airs, Il. Naylor In Marshall
saturday aud sunday,
Mrs Alex MeRoberts and grand
daughter, Miss Belle and Mrs, A. J..
McRolerts and dauehter. Miss Nan,
visited A. IA. MeRoberts aud family
near Malta Bend Tuesday.
Among those who attended the
state lair last week were MeSsrs.
Charles Pittman. penzil peekard.
Jchn Stoekman, Joe Neschede, win
Hosenfeld, Mrs, Ruasel Weaver and
Miss Rosalie Pittman.
Miss Genevioye shepard spent Sat
urday and Sunday at the home OF
Mrs, Alex Long near Malta Bend,
Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Weaver and
sons spent SUNDAY with the formers
grandparents OF Shaekelford,
Mrs, Frank stookman, Jr,, lett
Wednesday Tor u few weeks visit
With her parents, Mr., and Mrs. h, n,
Mediin. OF Norway, Kans.
Mrs. Dan o'Brlen and daughter
Miss Edith, visited Mrs. Flora Ne
the past week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
IpLvE ~

Ny. and Mrs, J.. e, Uayso ana Miss
a. Matte mad Rose Dennis nero sun
day dlancr guests OF l., &, Dennis aus
vile.
Mrs, hlonzo ze.gle and daugbtcy
called ON Mrs, q, \. Barron Monda
Everett nonnis aud family we're
an Cay visitors sunday AZ ur. Sprad-
ling's.
Charles Rennorson aud family OF
ne3 Elk Lick were sunday visitors
at r. w. lorks.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcy, Barron are IN,
proud parents OF u baby girl slGse
Monday, Octo. 4. .'nh NiH.
j. II. Dennis aud leq,ls span,
sunday @ith G-B. l.ss,ey.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
LITTLE ROCK

John BlilcN o., ou the si,E list
N.ss Mcllic E,a,rmar ceparto
Monday Tor 81 Louis where she w
remain tor some ,iwc,
Chus. Ncgtogk and family returned
Domc from Nusrgu county and %,
suys saline county Is alright,
pr. W. l.. SHARP returned homo
ca.ly Saturday moIniug having spcu
several days 90 New nouglas, m.
where he attended the Madison cour
~ medical mceung.
Tom Mordoch and Ham Piper az
tended the Sedalia fair Us did several
others from here,
Miss Anna Hoy "a the e'd,ieu'
teacher OF the Little Rock school,
Miss Anna Te!mcyer who visited
relatives here has returned to 81.
Louis 80 osum nursing,
Mr.. Met,ie. son OF Herman Mcttlc.
lett last week TOR Ccncordia whore
he IS attondiaF school
Several nom dis community at
tendti the sn.ilh aud Rogers sale
lest Saturday,
John steinmets % tsdwardsYille,
m. spent Tuesday and Wednesday
visiting old frieads and looking after
his large 'arm.
4. NJ. Ehler returned home las,
week from Tulsa, Okla. where he
attended the shoot aud camo or,
winner 0s usual.
The protracted meeting az Concord
church closed sunday evening,
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
SLATER

Mr. aud Mrs, Ed. Neff attended the
fair at Scdalia Thursday and Friday
Mrs. joe Colt and daughter. Miss
Addie were on streets wednos.
day.
Mrs Joe Johnson OF Orearyille vas
shopping In town "Wednesday,
MIR, ans Mrs, Louis Brown OF Blue
Springs, Mo-, arc visiting RELATIVES
here Sunday.
Mr., aud Mrs. Lane of ST. Louis are
visiting Edgar Piper aud wife this
week.
Miss Lou Laushlin OF orearvillc
silent several days last week with
Miss lone Leisure.
Airs, c. &. Pinkard N visiting rela.
tives ut Miami this week.
Rev, 5. \, Wilson Is helping In a
protraeted meeting at Mt. Horeb this
week.
MIR. Allie soper OF orearyille was
on IA streets SATURDAY,.
J, W. Aues and sister. Miss Viola Of
Marshall visited friends and relatives
here sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
lHAllnEMAN

MIS-, Amelia Price is having her
house covered and iived mp for rent.
MIR. aud Mrs. Otto Brown, Mrs, i'd,
Brown, MIR, and Mrs. MeClain went
TO Boonville Monday, Mrs, McClain
VIII undergo an operation at the
hospital for a tumor,
Mrs. Rosa Lasse- who has been
visiting her slater am mother, Mrs,
Grant, returned TO her nome in kan
san City Saturday,
rayis brothers hauled ten loads OF
Napton Monday,
Miss verna Grtder OF Hardeman
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
Ntr. LEONARD

Miss nollic Trent ret irucd T. he
iomc near Dover sunday after'spcni
~ q few days. u guest VI her sister
It's. Charley ChristmaE.
Mr.. Rates had the misfortune o
DOSING u tine horse last week. I'll
ors" was hitchcd 90 a WAGON at th
upot. when the train came IN and co.
utomobile anne up near II and {
ecamc frightened. plunged az
lroppod dead.
Mrs. Mueller aud children arrive
'aturday from their home ,n lllinoi
. visit with Nrs. M%uoller's parents
r.. uud Mira u T. nrlshtwol Jud
on nrightwcll. brother Of Mes. Mucl
r., accompanied her from Marshal
nd spent sunday With home foll
also.
,lr. and Mrs. Hooper af Miami ar
isitors Vt the country home OF I. >
ninth uud FAMILY this week.
The friends ct the Misses Welsh
~ be sorry 10 know OF their accid
Il In an automobile wreck while =
vdalla last week. resulting In u hrol
n arm for Miss Clreno Welsh an
rother. Joe. and Mrs. Brent receive
deep cut ON the lacc. Al r doin
lccly.
Raymond spencer Lot Monday l.
tend the horse show IA Kansas cit,
lis week.
Mr. and Mira. G. l. Grimts aad dat
h,cr. Volma Ice. spent Saturday an
unday With mlonds Ia slatcr ylcig
lty.
Reverend Baxter OF Liberty preacl
a two interesting sermons Suudn
Il the Baptist church.
Miss Estclle Grimes left Welnc-
lay for n visit with friends In Slate
ylclnltx !
ur, aud ANs. II, H. Wright an
laughter. Niles Cora. We're dime
'ucsts Sunday OF George wright an
family.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
RosE

Several from this neishboraood az
tended the fair nj Sedalia last week,
Mrs, Rose Harrison and daughte,
aud Mrs, John Shellenburger spont
Wednesday with their mother, Mira,
Tom Rlggins,
Miss Eva Mcclure visited at G, r,
Akemans "Wednesday night.
Henry Hartman aud family were
the guests OF Fred l.amke and family
Sunday,
Rev, Thomas OF Lamonte will
preach At Christian uaion church
Wednesday night Oct. rs. Let ey-
erybody come out aud hear him.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10

and Lawrence Lcs,leo q, jefferson
cay stole = march on their lrIcnis
gad slipped or AND sore married i
lci',rgon city whoro they are at
hc0c 20 their friends NJ the srcom's
'n.hc-,
Ms Nancy Hra'scr g. u.s o.,
tonc at ~. lk,rmau'g.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
GRAND PASS

MIR, ond Mrs. Nathan numphre,
attended the state fair this week,
X Mts bert Pricc was m Marsha
Wsduesday, 4ciH sd nov
Mrs, Elizabeth Robertson let Wee
.nesdaS tor Kansas City after an Q,
tended visit to her brother. r. &, Me
Reynolds aud family,
Among those who attended IN
state fair were ]. r. Uphans and sol
William; d. r Moreland, Ernst Hot,
Ernest Plattner aud sisters, Mlsse
Bertha and Audrys Misses Hanna
and Lonise Ernst and brother. Gus
tav and Jes Neer.
AZ. J, Edwards made a bushes
trip to Kansas City this week.
Miss pollie Humphreys returne
Thursday from Malta Bend, wher
she had been visiting her brother
George Humphrey and family.
The Floating Theatre was at CT
liam landing Saturday evening and
large number from here attended.
IL. q. Grain, the principal OF on
school spent Saturday and Sunday 9
his home near Sweet Springs,
Ed, A, 5. Morrison tiled his re
gular appointment at the Caristia'
church Sunday,
Mrs, James DeMoss has all of tn
latest styles in fall and winter millin
lery,
Mr.. and Mrs Joe T. Plattner Is'
Sunday for Beardstown, Illinois. &c
Ia Walt TO relatives and friends. MT
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10

Mrs. Inther James ana Mrs, Roy
Davis of Elmwood . hore Monday
shopping.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10

Mr., and Mrs. Ashey Keys sent 10
sedalia Thursday IN their car.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-10
BULL MOOSE AT LEOTI.
Hopkins Helps Start New Party Off
Right.

Leoti. Kan, Feb. 1O.-The Bull
Moose party started off here Saturday.
-Four members of the herd autoed
over from Garden City, a distance of
IS miles to assist in the organization.
They were former Lieut.. Governor
Hopkins, S. w. Horner, E. S. Stroup
and James Cathcart. Mr.. Horner. E.
S. Stroup and James Cathcart. Mr..
Horner, former cattle inspector who
has travelled much over Kansas, said
that he had never seen the roads bet
ter alN although the trip was made at
a rate of rs miles per hour the MEM
bers of the party enjoyed every min
ute of the trip and suffered no dis
comfort.
A large crowd attended the organi-
cation meeting of the new party for
this county and listened attentive1y to
the address of Hopkins on the need
of new party.
At the close of the address county
committee was organized committee
men being selected for the various
precincts of the county. progress
sive club was also organized which
include the women.
DR.. Smith was chairman of the
meeting and L. E. Gorsuch, secretary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-10
MAKES YOUR BACKACHE VANISH.
DRIVES ALL RHEUMATIC PAINS AWAY
New Discovery Eases Stiff Sore Swollen Joints and Muscle.
Relieving Backache and Bladder Disorders
After Few Doses are Taken

No matter how badly you suffer,
how chronic your case may be, or
what has failed to cure you, your
pains will leave. your aches. vanish
and the fortunes, killing bachkache or
rheumatism will bother you no more.
This is what CroXone, the new sci
entffic discovery, does for sufferers of
such troubles. 1t cures these diseases
because it reaches the cause and re-
moves it. 1t soaks right into the
walls and Innings of the kidneys
and cleans out the stopped up, mac
tive organs like water does a sponge
-neutralizes. and dissolves every par
ticle of uric acid and makes the kid
neyS sift from the blood all the waste
matter and poisons that lodge in the
joints an muscles to scratch and ir-
ritate and cause rheumatism. 1t
soothes and heals the delicate Innings
of the bladder and leaves the kidneys
IN a clean, strong, healthy condition,