The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
We are authorized TO announce
]. S. HOGGE

The police department OF 50. Louis
has issued orders to close an disord-
orly houses IN the city 10y March ist.
Kansas city. Denver and other cities
set a good precedent.
The Association Of Young Ropuhli-
cans requests us to announce their
18th annual banquet TO Doe held OF the
Planters Hotel in ~. Louis. February
18th. ipli. Plates. $3.50. may be-
reserved D., ADDRESSING. r.. G. Douncll.
as Locust ST., 81. Louis.
Freight traffic T. lighter than it
has been for years nj this time OF
year. Different reasons are n%stifn-
ed. 4 railroad man says Il Us Doe
cause Of small crops IN the west. fov
cattle to sell and an open winter go
FAR. These are all factors. Another
rbilroadcr took q gloomy Wow and
said business t. going to the dog.
We may add that too much railroad
legislation has made matters worse.
also.
While looking Oycr the CITY OF Stat
or last Saturday We We're surprised To-
see so many new homes. as compared
to twelve years ago, slater has Ger
taihly come to the 'front.'. The home
Of Nm. Fields being built there ~
present 81 one OF the finest residence
ever built In Saline. Marshall has
several large homes but wc doubt
whether any OF them are aa finely or
modernly finished.
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When We seen 80 many young men
with their hair parted iu the middle
ana hanging down over their fore
heads 80 ns to obscure every trace ot
intellect oud 40 many young womon
With their hair frizzlcd- lrowslly and
topping around over their faces iu
nifty different directions. we ARE not
surprised that the followers OF BAR
win are now positively sure that man
Kind descended from the monkey
EX.
a gentleman told ms recently OF me
litfi,n'iy Of mnlutailisS q younr
mems brotherhood was established on
"a wrong .a,.s. The or.s M brother
hood was started TO promote Chris
iinh Fellowship and = create a per-
q. - n'''st OF the members I'm zach
ether. ant 10 aid cp," ether ospccl
a.y the 'Cu.gcr m'I. o. needing ad-
wee aid &, 4 nae to-, IN sickncH
was I" lc .luistcrc ur.1. 4 bro,
tncrhcod ON such q hl,'s mlgbt disin-
tcsrate, but the real Brotherhood ties
will had tai served ny dci'i.
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No doubt the tariff and crop coudl-
tions are very essential factors I'm the
country's prosperity. Hut new con-
ditions have arisen. Rich men by
the score have been spending their
money literally for the country's
good, and the past several years bill
lions OF dollars have been spent for
autos and II goes without argument
that the effect Of all this money Is
~far-reaching for good or bad. In this
cast II looks like a good thing as a
whole. Most of the people buying
cars can afford TO buy and keep them
and the have dug down deep" in
their pockets. This in turn hit the
banks rather a severe jolt and caused
a money shortage. But the money
was not wasted or sent out OF the
country, 1t went as commissions, as
salary, for the erection OF new build
ings and the purchase of material.
Thousands OF workman aud dealers
were made prosperous aud became
liberal buyers.
While the auto Is only one item In
changed modern conditions, we be-
ieYe Its effect Is far reaching enough
to have been felt by every one of us,
And while some have suffered many
have profited.
Of
Every town has two classes Of bust
Tess men. In the first class you find
the man that is energetic and wide-a-
wake. Always on the lookout for
seasonable goods and constantly cul-
ling out the profitless poor sellers.
He puts a large estimate upon the
printers ink, and uses 1t freely to Tub
rfcate HIS business. The people, of
curse like him and believe in him be-
cause his methods help to build up
the town. In the second class, o
usually find a sour yisase man who