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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-09
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gafefeH.

7as Sol Department leutt bic
aHfmeriinmeit oes gublitanis nni
bic Iclatnoen 9urtle Der eiuheiutis
iteH &oiiyatst GeyrrenHnaeH, bic
am !. Januar In srnit setreteu iiHb:
S6nIHtli6Ie Saaete uierter alnije
mhiieu uum |. ,slHuar on ausihlie6s
.ih gadeisri;mnrtcn trnaen, wibri-
I9eninlls ne rueesH UHaeHHaenber
5raEtieruns surHdbehnlteH uerneH.
%1tete Teroen Eur pcn ben 6dugt
iOoer 3freie R0itiHlterH. Suhftabsn
cher lDtnle AnGea traaenosH Stntiga
'uen rno ron iuld,e,l uHHlerirteu St14,
Itionen. Uelte Der Suifmsifer BE-
iiinimeH mag. sur SgiGroeruHe an
asnuHimen rsroea.
Nlge Gadsie ulhiieu nit bcr Re
tuuruniruhasfnre bee abienhsrs
oer1ehcn leiH. gtut Die iie Hidlt sur
Se'precruHn auasrcE'ncn irereeu.
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pcn ~ 3cIl Hicl; Gbcri,giaen nHo
ibi pcTpa6, ir,u. Pas OiC goitadJcn
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h,al reyher
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fug Y9taiitrbuHaSH. 6as iiHS S<n
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aaeQthcuoeH SaHerDilitrrttu
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Sscitc !haitclnr,aci idr aluotr.

Sd ,rWc -idI lhucl riu'pr S@py
tc NcS gphcf rbcr Chamberlain
ouiicnm.I laacn ;n ltua.
ihrribt i'u Yu00 Icucp. W
uout,c. st; .Adl hdbC "a it'
Samrn Il. mjA mo N;neer q,
ur- -udt ul'N - pcriehlt nv ais unu
uuilcaAu' 50, ,uatu "a bc'p,5r
Ache Inr,'ir /, aiu0crr iullt
ptuc o0SLt5 'au, ba eS ial nuacu
bislldh ir Lett mutltu puu grual
1ineIrurf ib7iit." chamberlain /,
Smah &tntap III anaeueim unh j.
dler 81 nrbBcn. retdlcS. tneun atu.
bern D'cOt5iu neaebea merasu mu,
ppn aspbtsr Slutinirii N. Sertaaii
sc. alter Aerh'crh
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-09
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, 2tt IuHNe QCIT GpttHj 2etiiet
mann. uadlocm ct i'm irablnlr
lcSten Snbres bas epaeae AZ Eulncu
III. nbioIulrt unb ieither benz Gntet
in Der flbrina beS bieiiaen Snnt
geidlaiies behllilidI ,unr, reiiie an,
Samstng undl ct. qouis unl III
elmer oUrtipeu pah6el; itule uott)
lueitere aerntniiie susuleaen.
Sm Sabre 1919 fallen bic bepee-
/ Iidlen Gcite iebr irGh 3aitnadlis
Siculine 1T nm 4. 6ebruar. Giterh
am 23. N6rs, 6immeliahrt am /.
Nnt Gs 1T ,chr ielten hnb Cltern
10 friih ialIt; es run ::berhnupt nidIt
| irlbcr ais nui ben p. Mdr5 inllen
uub ons uur. ipchn am u. Soil
mpnb un0 nm %. Sunntng lit. 9ies
ier opppclte llmitano bat iid) nber
ouryhidrlitlidl nur je einmal in Ell
nem 9ohrbuuOerte ereianet.
Die elltliden ISepinuer Der
upr ben anullcuten Norion & 6ilte-
meier uusgc'cttcn lireiie worcr
gSittrc ,luhounn Eurbbert. Snitlcr
uhr: GoSpat g2eber. Ainoermoaele
den uub = NicncrS crhicit boe bic
" belt itdltr bciorOcroc 5iaimciicr.
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Acr tit'cS iciu lroou't ucriRd,t bit,
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: ioae III 6uBs 'gaiicrcu,
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or dm y mo IS. ,;nrunr ieiu(H
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wlcoc hl> }l,,ic nod Der Ntimath
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-09
sssie Greet.
@IhdIeliaes neuss Sabr,,

F|FHNFNtENNk HkHNN ANNHkF
Tie Seueu Grnf Roi;er HnA Cset
barb Ruents iinb ppn Fl. 9oais.
no beibs ons eit6feu bsindlisn. Ia
nllierbeher Stimmuna beimaeiehri.
Tr. 9uIte unb &ster SuitOa Hno
iiir Roameiiier heraus. SeiSe tirfu-
lieren Sittifriiien.
,1oieph unO 0ermanu Stlmie ia,
ben. nahSem lie Elm Jnbr in aGnins
oer5raft, ipie6er nn elteriihen eers
be eineeinr6en.
6err 6ubert Sltbur boat Iih ein
rcues @Uhnhaus.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-09
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-09
Tie ihSpiie W'euIdjenpili,iJ,.

Split Seiuen gladlbar och nidlt
iuS geridN.
IN tahnli ibm nidt irs ,lnnere ie
hen.
Sein adlitinI trnat mid, Scber lin
Geiidlt,
Gs aibt 10 pieIes. ,rcs 'uir nidlt pCr'
iteber.
&erurthell' nidlt rett bIUBCn Vii
QenIdleiu
Nitt luntre &ntrbeit 1T ea,uas
Tein Chr Qehbrt-
60 leib! Gin gtome !uirb bcIlCdt Ger
rein.
2Seil nieerer Sim baS Gutr Beru
ierlturr
Tie Sdlul!cr tude nidlt, as tjnntcit
mchr TIL inlen,
gnb nb ovm TeuieIu, nrb be6cutc
mphl,
Tai lluperlinnb nudl fiber Tidl wirb
lIlRsn.
lluo pcr IA II 4 nud 'pGict eyuttu
lpll.
afii 1sIacm 9iahbnr ncb nidn mt
.Wgridlt.
And) allies Nlrtuc 800 NtpB rent M
lgtlh1n'
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pliidit
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-09

f. nr irsrh 5uil"r Slrtth 9lnnrc
ucIdlc Sbr pou icBt bic ,nm
criIra ,,auEar bci hnS IaNict, CT.
haitet Nhr Gin Pans eui clue ach
neHe Shcrycu Snih,cnrhr. Airorr,
ssascn uno "2oiclh o;rScr".
Sirlieidlt istp Ibr 10 slisdlitl niIr
erei Scpie 90 iieher. Wctiehlt oeS,
taib uidIt bci naS ppr;nipgCd,rn
liuicr sSnrcnIG1cr iit uclinancie.
slsridn Il s,iltrmcucr
-@cinl 3luudri, bari 3cocr Acr
&urb oglretbcn. in melt CT mill
uno bat trutocm uich'S III i,0cn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-09
StOO Jar cine Rlatte

tirc: aaf cisem S1HGus.s n 5trer
Narp 0lna " &eu Cvlflus In 1914
sidhh. SeSr ipsivieiia ilir ieHG
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e, bcaa'tctc pssic aebSnn5, nnH
,ssraiI %etp siie Ei,ls aslsa eisis
.,laer pis aadl irT ,Sebcr SisrcR.
are SInaewcioernpfeaanSen yclgtsi.
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N rCE. sssitphaIss &shaarh & oiifsf
7 iaEy. x@Gty cS So. z tfit. 4
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-09
Y. l. Stdtti.

NJ, Ea, &irdtr bic'atr &u2'.
ut.dlr uca ,hrt SiaotntCtru mai
TIud'tt hnc 3trqui, er'udi, Nitit
ba'omuGi t''t Su u dnit
y mn NgltUrnnu
GtloWutiiicr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-09

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The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
MT. LEONARD.

Miss Cora Wright had quite n
painful accident last week. Her
horse became frightened and ran
away throwing her and her mother
out badly bruising Hiss Cora.
Miss Estella Dinghy and Miss
Edith Brooks OF 81. Louis were
guests for the weekend OF the form
er's parents. John Dinghy. and wife.
Miss Estelle Grimes returned
home Tuesday from Omaha . Neb..
where she has been n guest OF Mrs.
Maurice Cray,
orviile Spencer and wife were here
from Moberly to attend the Spencer
reunion and also to move their
household goods TO Moberly.
Qntended for last week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
POSITIVE PROOF.
should Convince the Greatest Skeptic
'4. In Marshall.

Because it's the evidence OF a
Marshall citizen.
Testimony easily investigated,
The strongest endorsement OF
merit.
The best proof. Read II:
Miss Ethel Bentley. 5S5 w. Wash
ington street. Marshall. Mo-, says:
"In 1908 I was taken III and thought
| would never recover. The pains In
my back were terrific and my sight
vas affected. l also had a heavy
pain In the small OF my back and
sides and my back vas weak and
sore. / lost flesh and felt run down
and weak, In fact, was practically
helpless = Durins all thu timeri was
doctorinsh wish stxres physicians bua
they did ans shobseods and tsaid there
was HON sf6 jsor Hie.an .Finaliy my
fciRs lheardi6r D6an.s Kidney Pins
and 4 commenced their use, little
thinking however, that they would
help me- I vas ~agreeably surprised
when the first box strengthened my
back and drove away the pain.
soon commenced TO get strong and the
pains gradually left me. My appet-
te improved and I was able to get
around again with ease. Doan'f
Kidney Pills finally cured my whole
trouble. Since then. have done
much hard work. I can safely say
that Doan's Kidney Pulls saved m,
life and r cannot praise them toe
strongly.
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. q Foster -Binburn Co.. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States Hgghcbfn w los
Remember the nsms--Doan's---sns
take no other. 7-11-di
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
A \

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dissolves grav-
Ell, cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism. and all irregulari-
ties OF the kidneys and bladder In
both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
sold BY your druggist. will be sent by
mail on receipt OF s1.OO. One small
bottle Is two months treatment. and
seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send
for Missouri testimonials. DR.. Il. w.
Hall. 2926 Olive Street. st. Louis Mo.
scld by druggists. adv.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
LITTLE ROCK

T. NJ. Ehler went to Usage and
Gssconade counties Monday on real
estate business.
Dr. w. l.. Sharp went TO Marshall
Tuesday to attend a meeting OF the
Saline County Medical association.
Bert Darling was down from Mar
shall Sunday in his car.
Geo. Giger OF the upper bottom is
sporting In a new car.
Rev. schwab conducted services at
Concord Sunday.
Remember the ice cream social at
Concord Saturday night.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
ME-. LpoNARD

sMH. Sam Dowden OF Kansas City
arrived Wednesday for a few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
No Gray.
mrs. Matt Barnes and. daughter.
Mrs. Charley sayers visited with the
formers daughter. Mrs. James SWIM
ney at Sweet Springs Friday.
Mrs. X. T. Brightwell spsE: Thurs.
day in Marshall.
Mr.. NV. spillman and Mise Est
ellie Grimes returned Monday from a
visit VITA their friends. Mr., and ,irs.
Stprte BrAy SE Omaha, NeBI b
Mt. and Nts o. NJ. Dcwnslrstntr-
ed TO Kansas City the latter part CT
the week after being guests at the
home o, Ctas. Shepard and family
The rnst week.
= Messers W. W. Alexander OF Kinks
VIE. Mo-: A. V. Spillmsn o! near
Springfield. Mo-, and Miss Hazel
OF Slater we're entertained
FROM Thursday until Sunday by Miss
Esteiic Gtimes.
Mrs. Maurice Bray OF Omaha. Neb.
arrived the first OF the week to visit
with her parents. relatives and fri
ends, hero.
Mr.. Ccx Of Kansas City a on our
streets Wednesday OF last week.
II IL now time for us to begin max
Ing our plans to attend the great
and good chautauqua at our county
seat next month. Began to plan for
it.
Mrs. NJ. q. Bray celebrated her six
tieth birthday Wednesday by having
a family reunion. The great Joy
was in having all of her children
present, A bounteous dinner was
served and Mrs. Bray was well re-
membered by each one.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Potter we're
Sunday evening guests Of G. l..
Grimes and family.
Messers Emmett and Jasper Cole OF
Malta Bend were in our city n, short
while Sunday In their new car.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
RID Your children Of Worms

You cap change fretful. nl-temper-
cd children into healthy, happy
youngsters. by Kidding them OF
worms Tossing, rolling. grinding OF
teeth. crying out while asleep, accom-
panied with intense thirst. pains In
the stomach and bowels, fe%verishness
ana bad breath. are symptoms that
indicate worms. Kickapoo Worm
Killer. a pleasant candy lozenge. ex-
peis the worms. regulates the bowels.
restores your children to health and
happiness. Mrs. J. A.. Brisbin OF
Eigin, III. says: ~ have used Kic-
kapoo Worm Killer for years. and en-
tlreiy rid my children OF worms
would not be without IT," Z GusranteI
ed. nsAlrasnksistsy or Wy maiil Pfiet
2 5e.shtKfckAtoS INDIAN N edicine Coz
Philadelphia and st9 ISais.UA Adyssn
ri LH ~
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
VALLEY

Several from this vicinity spent
Sunday evening at Blue Lick springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M, Dennis spent
Monday with L. G. Dennis and
family. i.faN
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the ice cream social at Herp-
don Friday might. INN
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

At a recent meeting of the city
council at Miami an ordinance was
passed regulating the speed OF auto
mobiles In the city limits to IL miles
an hour and also applying the re-
quirements Of the state law in regard
to carrying lights ut night.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
IiARDEN1AN

Mrs. Amelia winkier and son
Alfred departed for their home In
Lone Tree Tuesday after a months
visit with her father, Christ thinner
mann. 81,
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

Percy II. yanDyke OF Newport,
Arkansas, former newspaper man of
Narshail and sol Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob vanDyke. arrived in Marshall
TUESDAY. Mr.. VanDyke brought
With him IN an automobile from
Arkansas, his wife and daughter,
klaragrst and Mrs. W, a. Biliingsiy.
The party expected to arrive In Mar
shall last Sunday but were delayed
knroute on account of the illness OF
vsnDyke. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
~ and daughter are at the homs
~ Jaccb vsnDyke and family and
w. nurpgfy Is with Mr.. and Mrs
1eaeSdd vsnpyke.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
From Our
Exchanges

The lightning Tuesday afternoon
struck a large hickory tree at the
home of I'D. Donnell south Of town
and splintered the snathe OF a scythe
that was hanging in the tree until
Il looked somewhat like a broom
Miami News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

See N. III. Chaffee for concrete
silos, any height, 40 TO e5; concrete
roof and shute steel doors. tAug2s)
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
CLAY CENTER

Mrs. Traye Spencer. who has been
ILL., Is improving.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

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that was hanging In the tree until
Il looked somewhat like a broom
Miami News.
Deal Reynolds has about recover
Cd from his injuries received in the
railroad wreck last week. We un-
derstand that the railroad company
paid he and Mr.. Thorp. at Nelson.
Si25 each.
n. r. B~eazley's barn was destroy
I'd by fire last Friday morning at
about 4 o'clock. The live stock was
either out or gotten out with the
exception OF one calf which was
turned also about 40 barrels of corn.
rome plows and other articles.-Ar-
TOW Rock Statesman.
Born. on Friday. July 18th. a son.
TO MIR. and Mrs. Chris simmons and
wife.
@. W. cowan returned last week
from Napton where he recently com
pleted the erection OF n residence for
VIM. STANDARDIZATION Record.
Gustav Weber. who was made In
zane by the heat Saturday afternoon
Vas taken TO a private sanitarium OF
Bonner Springs. Kansas. Tuesdty
morning.
Mrs. l.. u. Curtius who was called
20 C~arrollton, ILL.,. by the death OF a
brother came home the first OF the
week. Blackburn Record.
VIII Triton has sold his l00-acre
farm, two miles north OF Houstonia
TO Fred vIets. consideration being
500 yer acre. VIII bought the farm
last September for $50 per acre
Eoustonian.
VIM. Hustedde in company with
James Jordan, VIM. S~chellenberg'
| Clark Turner and Vernon Lee were
hitting the high places with his Ford
car between Gillian and Marshall
last Sunday night. when he hit n
place too hard which resulted In n
| broken rear axle. His a had 10
be pulled into Marshall and he and
| his companions returned to Slater
on the midnight train. Gillian
Globe.
On Tuesday OF this week j. c.
| orear OF this city sold to Richard
and John Dobbins his i0o-acre farm
located about 2 miles south OF Slater
for the consideration OF about sS7'-
600 or ss2.5O per a~ere.--siater
Rustler.
s. III. Sears who lives a short dis
lance west OF Good Hope church had
a SOW and six pigs killed by iightn-
ing Tuesday morning. They were
valued at $50.
Dorsey Dulaney's barn In the
Ayres neighborhood was struck py
TUESDAY afternoon and half OF one
OF the gable ends was torn out
Slater Rustler.
C. G. Vaughan of near Sharon ar
lflyed here Tuesday morning from
IEe4yshurtJBsa, iwhqts tbei attended
ftaeLrhtiefS Ainivetsslyyl d the battle
at that place. He is one OF the sur
~yIyors OF, PIcketts men which made
the host tespetAte tight 'probabf!
recorded in the history OF the civil
.ra Claso. DusiIar
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
Modern vars are doing more mis-
ionAtt work than all y etpsIds and

49, -
Mcisrn wars are doing more mis-
sionssi work than alt tse boards snd
missionaries combined. The heath
en- are killing each other off in large
numbers and IN most cases to their
ultimate good. China is a good ct
ample.
The people OF this state are not
against the railroads. They want
established railroads TO make money
and they want them e furnish good
service TO the public and pay good
wages. but they are against any
thing and everything that compels
the collection Of higher rates than
the people OF other states pay.
q
The editor OF an exchange attend
"a church a few days ago and listen
cd 10 a good sermon He also en-
3oyed the singing and stood up with
the brothers and sisters as they sang
the rood hymn, shall va know each
other there7" while Il a beine
sung he looked about and counted
thirty members OF the congregation
who did not speak to each other on
the street and elsewhere. The
thought occurred TO him. why should
they know each other over there
when seemingly they didn't know
each other here?"-EX.
q
what are We going TO do now
s. a question frequently asked nov
by Republicans and Progressiyes.
1--WE" have had n glorious scrap and
the Democrats got all the plums and
our hides as well while we were
busy calling each other liars. I'VE"
orght 20 have sence enough now to
respond TO the ooun,ry's need OF a
Change OF administration. The
country IL going TO the bow-wows In
double quick time and our Democra-
Tie friends Tor course not the pie
eAtersl'whi appreciate Il II We again
start the country's business on n
sound financial basis.
q
The Supreme Court has not ruled
on the validity OF the orr Insurance
law, as the merits OF that extraordi-
nary statute were not involved in the
Injunction proceedings against the
fire insurance companies; but the
PEOPLE have passed judgment upon
that statute and they have conelud-
ed that the legislature that passed
the act. and the Governor who sign
cd II. as we'll as the Democratic poll
tIcians who promoted Il, Numbered
badly. There was no excuse for
such n drastic and unreasonable
statute. however much need there
might have been for a new and n
strong fire insurance law.
Last Friday the New York stock
exchange did the smallest amount OF
business OF any day In It's history.
The nearest approach 10 II was In
1896 when Bryan vas running for
president This dullness also pre-
walls over Europe. The civilized
world has become very small and
sympathetic, so that when one coun-
try is affected the others soon feel II
too. The European depression In
finances Is no doubt the result OF
our lead, mainly because they are
holding off till our markets are
thrown open in free trade. When
that time comes, there may be a
slight reaction In our favor but we
are inclined TO think that our pros
perity viii come in empty bags.
A writer In the H~igginsville Tai
bote from Grand Pass says many
improvements have been made there
by the Germans. Among them were
new residences by Aug. s~chlapper
HeNft sUalauh Frip FlDAat, Gus
windmeyer. Aug. Reker mas
large new barn and the German
Evangelical congregation a new
church.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

Nsn,na concert band will give
~ concert on Saturday
Nv 18th. All welcome.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

Come to US for JOB work.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
Money to Loan.

Ihavc money to loan at five and one-haf per cent annual inter-
est, with the privilege to the borrower of paying any part Of prtncL
pal at any time. and rebate the interest from date Of payment.
These arr liberal terms and II you want money. now is a good
time to get Il.
I furnish abstracts and perfect titles TO all lands and town lots
in Saline county I have buyers for Saline sounty farms II you
have one for sale let ma e know about Il.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

missionaries combined. The heath
On are killing each other off in large
numbers and IN most cases to their
ultimate good. China Is a good eS-
ample.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

A writer in the ~Higglnsville Tai
bote from Grand Pass says many
improvements have been made there
by the Germans. Among them were
new residences by Aug, schlapper.
HeNfts Walaut FrHT FtDAat, GUS
windmeyer. Aug. Reker has a
large new barn and the German
Evangelical congregation new
church.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

The people OF this state are not
against the railroads. They want
established railroads to make money
and they want them to furnish good
service to the public and pay good
wages. but they are against any
thing and everything that compels
the collection Of higher rates than
the people OF other states pay.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

VIII Triton has sold his ioo-acre
farm, two miles north OF H~oustonia
20 Fred vlets. consideration being
s92 yer acre. VIII bought the farm
last September for $50 per acre
Eoustonian.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

Born. on Friday. July ith. a son.
to MIR. and Mrs. Chris simmons and
wife.
@. W. cowan returned last week
from Napton where he recently com
pieted the erection OF n residence for
Wm. STANDARDIZATION Record.