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Cin1e Cables
IRON MOUNTAIN TIME cARp

snUN mOONIA1N LIME CA6D
 TRAINS ARRIVE No. 17-From Chicago. St. Louis, Kansas City, Mem phis, Little Rock, Texas and California, daily ...9:20 a. m. No. 205-Daily, from Mem- phis, Wynne, Little Rock and Texas ........1O:15 A. m. No 219-Daily, from St. Louis, Memphis, Little Rock and Texarkana ..3:O5 D. m. No. SS3--Daily. from St. Louis, Kansas City. Chi cago, Memphis, Little Rock, Pine Buff and Texas ................1 .10:15 D. n.
 TRAiNs DEPART. No. S9S-Daily. for Little Rock, Pine Bluff. Texas, Nalfornia, Memphis and St. Louis ............7:00 a. m. No. 220-Dafly, for Little Rock, Wynne and Mem phls .....,.........,..12 12:55 p. m No. 1S-Daily, for St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City,
 Memphis. Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Texas, Cali fornia and New Orleans .................. 5.30 D. ID. No. 202-4Daily, for Benton, Little Rock, Bald Knob, Wynne and Memphis ..9:00 D. ID.
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M., D. & G. TIME TABLE.

Effective March 18th. 1914, the Memphis. Dallas & Gulf Ri ilroad schedule between Hot Springs and Glenwood will be as follows:
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FOR SAIiE-On account of sickness, cigar stand, fruits and eonfections. doing good business; will take part cash. Further particulars phone 23S3. S-152t
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JAMES L. GRAHAM
 AWvEp

NOTARY PUBLIC and PUBLIC oTENc
 oRAPHER IN OFFICE practices tn All the stAte and Fedsrs
 Courte.
 OFFICE. s0s 1-2 CENTRAL Avn Phones; Office, 74e; Resldsnce. fooo.
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-Nine- room concrete block house, modern conveniences. known as Dave Smith home on Benton St. Apply w. s. Sorrells, 3l4 Park Ave, or phone 2373. S-6-tf.
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The Equitable Building & Loan Association moved it's office next door to Arkawas Trust Co.,, and now has office in the Citizens Insurance Co. room No. 625 Central Ave Tele- phone No. 351. 751mo.
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Hot Springs Chapter. No. 60. O F. g., Masonic Temple. third Monday at B.
 MRS. R, COBB Worthy Matron. MISS BLANCHE BAILEY, Secretary
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TO T'RADE-FOur room house in Colorado Springs, Colorado, for prop erty in Hot Springs. Address H. H., Sentinel-Record. S-13-3t.
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TH BOR HALI.-.IIouseko apartments. Water, light heat and hnens furnished. All outside rooms. I"o Ramble street, near car line, bath houses and springs. sl5.00 per month and up. Apply 312 Central Ave. Phone 20 or 9S2. M. Yager.
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IF HE E-SENTINEL-RECORD'S CLASSIFIED PAGE|
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A sewing machine, fire less cooker and few other house. hold goods, cheap. Apply 407 Third
 Street. If
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RoBT. KoEHLER, Secretary.

Hot Springs Encampment. No s. I. o. Q. F., meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in Odd Fellows Iall. corner Pros pect and Exchange. All visiting PatIi- nrchs please ottend
 w. II. HUNTER C P
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Hot Springs Valley Lodge, No ST, Odd Fellows Hall. Prospect avenue and Exchange street. Visiting brothers al. ways welcome. Office of Noble Grand on second floor
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WOODMAN CIRCI
1. o. O. 2

Meets every first and third Fridays Visiting sovereigns invited to attend
 LIBBIE O'NEAI. Guardian.
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l.. O. a. N.

L, o. O. M.
 Hot Springs Lodge. No 50a. Loyal Or der of Moose, meets every Friday even Ing in the Moose Hall TEA 1-2 Central avenue. Visiting brothers cordially in- vitcd J. II. BERRY. Dictator. J. w StClair. Secretary
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H. c. GRAHAM. Scribe.

Garland Rebecca Lodge. No. 70. I. O Q, F., meets first and third Tuesday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting brothers and sisters cordially Invited
 MRS. NANN1E LITTLE, N. c. MRS. FANNIE SAuL.S, Secretary.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

VIII vanArsdeli Of North Harde-
man was on our streets Monday after
noon.
j. NJ. stivers and VIII Wood we're
%transacting business In Boonvlllo
Tuesday.
Henry Eilers and wife OF the
try were among the shoppers here
Monday.
viii Kammeyer from west OF town
was on our streets Monday.
Hugh Craig and daughter, Miss
Flora OF near Little Rock we're among
the crowd In town Tuesday.
Misses Augusta and Anna Rhine OF
near Higginsville, we're visitors Sun
day at the home OF John Bierbaum.
Steve Craig. Joe r. Dickson and
ed. Gibson. road commissioners. had
a business meeting here Monday In
the interest OF the roads.
VIII Elchman and Walter Town
send made a business trip to Mar
shall Tuesday.
W. II. Edwards and wife we're din
ner guests Tuesday ut the home OF
Tim Marshall. nea Blackwater.
". II. Moore and family OF Slater
moved Tuesday into the house they
recently purchased OF Mrs. Lon Pom
dexter.
Miss Mary Bingham spent the day
Tuesday In Cooper at the home Of
: Frank wilmarth.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06
AyI,I;S.

l.. Dulaney and family and Miss
Essie Jeter visited V. II. Dulaney and
'amily Sunday.
The meeting at Good Hope closed
Sunday night. a large crowd was
present. quiet n number from Now
respect w~orshipod there Sunday
night. Rev. Carrolton will hold his
next meeting at Gillian.
The youngest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Brummit climbed
TO n shelf IN one of the rooms OF their
iomo and found a bottle. which IN
aimed creasote "a poisonous drug.
She tried to drink the contents In the
bottle. but got only n little in her
mouth. which burned 30 bad that she
lid not swallow any OF Il, but fell TO
the floor as n dead. She was after
words brought to and Is getting better
now.
Sunday school at New Prospect u
growing rapidly, we are glad to note
Let IN try and keep II that way.
Mrs. Joe Steayens Is very sick.
Miss Ethel Dulaney visited Miss
ollie Carr Sunday.
The doctor was called TO sol
Miss Bell Tilman last week.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

The fourth number Of the high
school lecture course will take place
Thursday evening, February IL. The
Kellog-Haines Singing Party will be
the attraction. This Is the highest
priced number on the course and
those In charge OF the arrangements
expect a record breaking house.
J. NJ. Denny, Jr., formerly OF Mar
shall. but late OF Portland. Oregon,
requests us to send his paper to Van.
%couver, Wash, In the future.
The citizens OF Waverly are very
much excited over small pox. but a.
yet only one Ease has been reported.
that or a Miss Davis. She is report
ed to be co~nvalescihg.
l.. ". Treece Of Sweet Springs,
route 1. has moved his family to
Sanger. Calf, where they expect to
engage in the darying business. Mr..
Treece has a brother, Geo. W. Treece.
at Sanger.
G. r. Humphreys OF west OF Grand
Pass. was In Marshall Monday and in
formed US that his son, Ray, who was
recently injured when a horse he was
driving ran away. IL better and ex-
poets TO return 10 school next week.
The ladies Of the Central circle Of
tho Second Baptist church entertain
cd the A. VI. u. circle at the residence
of Mira. Jennie Sailos last Friday af-
ternoon at 3 y. m. Every II pres.
ent responded with questions from
the Bible. after which a three course
luncheon was served.
n. e. Hooper OF Nelson was In Mar
shall last Thursday on business and
called to renew his subscription.
MIR. Hooper Informed M that be and
family would nov Monday 10 Guy.
Arkansas. where they Will farm. We
regret TO lose this excellent family
from tho county. They will keep in-
formed as to the progress OF events In
Saline through the columns of the
Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06
POULTRY MARKET.
Furnished by the New York Racket
February 4.
Real Estate Transfers

Frank Durrett to Lena X Davis.
lot 3 block 81, Marshall. $1,000.
VIM. r. Balew to Thos. VI. and Dave
wilkes. 5S acres sec. 1919, $3.50.
Daniel T. Root. OF Mary II. Root,
lot 3. block . Buckner's add. swcc,
Springs. l..
Margaret Hindman et nj TO w. l..
Bruce, 30 acres sec. i4-49-2O, $500
w. ". Morris TO Mathew S~helcnbcr-
ger. lots o. 10. II. block .. Berry
maj and Bush subdivision. Marshall,
1850.
Forest r.. Benton to MaryA. Brown
Ing. 10 acres sec. . and i~O-iS-25, ~
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

Miss Ida Smith went to sedalia on
Saturday night and spent Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Norris OF sedalia and
Mrs, Wimar OF La Monte were the
guests of Mrs. M. Reavis for the week
end.
DIR. j. II. owens returned from
Kansas City on Tuesday night. after
remaining with Mrs. Willis Smith al
st. Luke's hospital for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. s.. Hays went te
Kansas City on Monday. where Mrs
Hays will remain for some time.
Mr.. w, A. Haggard. who has beer
an empioye at the Sweet Springs mil
for several years. will move TO farm
In the country in the near future.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06
---srom SenprS Me,,spd ssss thaf he
AixaY2liSeyto sef-news ssom'his Old
h0@sDeNhty

John Brandt, Of Higginsville. was
here several days this week visiting
his sister. Mrs. chas. Niemeier. lie
made onr office q pleasant call Tues
day In company with chas. Niemeier.
Frank schieszer returned to st.
Louis Monday after a week 3 visit
With his brother here, He came es-
peclaily to see John schieszer. who
hes been very sick but Is better. Sun
day all the family met at Johns
home.
Cornell Orr. who has been working
N the Panama Canal zone has re
turned 10 Saline county, his former
home, TO visit relatives and friends
heye and at Nelson. MT. Orr expects
"a return to Panama soon.
w. B. Wilhelm. formerly OF Arrow
Rock. hut now OF Beebe. Ark, writes
u that be has been very I'll the pas
~ with rheumatism and kidne'
rpubjs and that he suffers a srea'
~. We trust that Mr.. Wilhelm
ra1.eps<dl1y rscovss.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06
SWEET SPRINGS.

Sunday was go-to.clurcii-day. and
II all the churches. everywhere. we're
as well attended a. the Christian aud
Presbyterian churches In Sweet Spr-
lngs. II was certainly q good day.
Mrs. Marvin Davis received news
last week Of the death of n cousin.
Mrs. Beatty OF Kansas City. Mrs.
Beatty visited Mrs. Davis last summer
and friends here remember her very
pleasantly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albertson and son.
Mr., Jack AfbertBon. are with Mrs.
Mira. Charles at Mr.. Wills Smiths
during Mrs. smiths stay at ST. Luke's
hospital In Kansas City. Mrs. Smith
was operated on last Monday and
though she has been quite III since
several times. at present writing she
IL much Improved and IL well on the
way 10 recovery.
Miss Gem Binkley left Wednesday
morning for n visit OF several days IN
Kansas City with relatives.
Mr.. Thomas f.. Miller. n former re-
sident OF Saline county. died in the
town or Lebanon. Linn county, Ore
ron In December. last. Mr.. Miller's
father settled on what IN now known
as the Trantman farm. when Mr.. MIL
Ter was here. Mrs. Frances Fulker-
son, also a nephew and niece. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert W. Miller.
Miss Lavinia VERIFY and Miss Hen
rietta Smith came up from Houstonia
on Friday afternoon and staid over
Sunday fifth friends. Miss VERIFY
visited her cousin. Miss lola Harwood
and Miss Henrietta was the guest OF
the family Of her grandfather. Mr.. T,
c. Berry.
Mrs. Kenton Harmon, with her two
children and nurse, left on Monday
morning for her home In New York
City. after spending the winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. C Hay
man near Houstonia. Mrs. HaymaI
accompanied her daughter as far ai
Sedalia. 1ilhtiT 3 ''o'
Mrs Sadie Mcconnell left lor
Thursday for Florida. withia party III
friends and win spend several months
there.
Attorney Wayne Hayman spen'
Monday In Sedalia on business. I''''
Mr.. b. l.. Huston returned home OF
Monday from a stay OF several day
n Kansas City. a
Mrs. J.. M. Bellamy entertained Thu
Priscilla club on Saturday afternoon
IN n delightful manner. A large nun
her OF ladies' were In attendance. no
the members OF the club alone. bu
many others. Mrs. Bellamy was as
sisted In entertaining by several o
: the younger ladies.
Misses Mary ID. Wilson and Oily
Francisco were In attendance at
teachers meeting in Houstonia las
week.
Mrs. Edwin Berry entertains III
Priscilla club and other friends tn
week. Mrs. Berry is to have tlirs
afternoon Eat homes" viz, Monda,
: Wednesday and Saturday. ~
Mr.. c. X. Smith returned from
short stay in Kansas City on Tuesds
: night.
Hiss Mary d. Wilson was the que
Of friends on Saturday and attendt
Mrs. y. n. Bellamy's party. +,
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

The College. Of Agriculture OF the
University Of Missouri Will receive
a fund Of $4,000 from The national
government this year for extension
work. 1t will be a great aid to this
department OF work being 80 ably
done under the direction OF Dean
Mumford.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

Mrs. J. II. Daniel OF Gillian had
the bad luck 10 fall from the barn
left. u few days ago and injure her
knee. Tho wonder Is that she was not
seriously hurt. Mrs. Daniel was gather
ing eggs. In the loft. when n bale o.
hay turned with her weight throwing
her To the floor below.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06
Local Items


Ciaud Weaver Of Miami was in tn,
city Friday on business.
W. II. Lynch OF Sweet Springs was
In our city Wednesday on business.
Geo. u. Lovercamp requests us Ia
change the address OF bis paper from
Sweet Springs. route 3. to Blackburn.
Miss Gladys Wood and Miss Bessie
Mccoy visited relatives over Sunday
az Mt. Leonard.
r. y. Barnum has moved his family
to Mammoth Spring. Ark. where they
are located on a farm. Mr.. Barnum
expects 10 join his family In March.
Jeff Howard OF southwest OF Slater
ives In Msrshall Tuesday aud called
ut our office to renew his subscrlp-
tion.
Edward williams OF southeast OF
the city went to Kirksville Sunday
night, whore he will attend the school
osteopathy.
Raymond Reed. formerly OF Mar
shall. Is now located at Boise, Idaho,
and IL with his mother. Mrs. H. s
Reed. Fol- a time they we're at Nys-
sss. oregon.
Wheeler Ritchey Of Nelson was Ia
Marshall the latter part Of last weel
advertising his public sale, which
takes place Tuesday. January 10th.
j. s. Keith. who has been residing
on a farm northeast OF Marshall for
some time. informs Ms that he has
moved to Slater. route :, and for ur
to send his paper there.
W. b. Patter has moved his family.
last week. from Malta Bend TO Mar
shall TO reside. They have secured q
residence ut 1856 West Thomas st.
We welcome this good family in u
midst.
y. j. Iiaase Of 2 miles west OF
Blackburn vas IN Marshall WedneI-
DAY TO get sale bills printed to advcr-
tise tho public auction at his farm,
Friday. February 18th.
Born TO DR.. and Mrs. Harry l..
Jopes OF Kansas city, Sunday. II son,
DR.. Jones. IL a son OF T. G. Jones Of
west OF Marshall and a brother o
John A. Jones OF this city.
W. II. Aulgur OF Herndon vas IN
Tuesday TO renew his subscription
and says that the meeting at Horndon
closed Sunday night with about 20
conversions.
Il. II. Stanley OF southwest OF Mar
shall Informed IL Saturday that he
recently purchased 20 calves from G..
q. Hunter OF Warsaw aud has them
scn his farm where he Will raise them
EVERY 4. Herring. who visited old
friends here the first OF the week. re.
turned Tuesday 10 his home In Kan
sAs City. Mr., Herring is studying law
In the city.
Miss Lena whitman OF Pilot Grove,
No, who visited her sister, Mrs. An
drew Wise. on West Arrow. and other
relatives In the county the past week,
returned Monday TO her home,
Il. M. Sutherlin OF Kansas City was
In Marshall Wednesday enroute 10
TO Biackwater. where he goes TO Join
Mrs. Sutherlin, who is at the bed side
OF Mr.. sutherlin's fa~ther-in-law, J. w,
Boies. ST.. who has been very III foI
some time.
Mrs. Lois V. Masters OF Sweet Spr
ings Is visiting the family OF C.. NJ
baldwin. 52i East Summit. She will
be at the Baldwin home until Marcel
LIST.
Sieys % ksNfasmeFiS Ngofe sallh'
county, sent us his renewal last weel
.--srom Fenpr, spd ssss that h
: hlwaYx l1esto sei-news ssom'his o.,
hoHs-oeaaty.- -
John Brandt. OF H~igginsyille, wa
here several days this week yisltin
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

A special message to the Demo-
crat-Nows. received Thursday morn
Ing says the rumor that smallpox Is
prevailing at Malta Bend In without
foundation. There are no cases In
this part OF the county.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

Ike =. Taylor u former citizen OF
Saline but now OF Boise. Idaho. who
has been visiting relatives and
friends In the county for several
weeks left this week for his home.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

j. W. Miller mas returned from
Cooper county. where he bought and
shipped 10 mules last week. He hal
several car loads on the market and
viii doubtless have another bis lot to
shin this week.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

W. V. WoiErlch. OF north OF town,
Ia reported somewhat better OF late
lie has been confined over "A year.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06
ARROW ROCK.

Henry Asselmeyer and wife OF tho
ountry were trading with our mer
chants Monday. TO- -" '''"
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

There are very few Saline county
farmers that have not commenced to
Dlow; nearly all OF them have been
It It for several weeks and 1t is said
the ground is in splendid condition.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

W. II. Holden OF Napton. route /,
will have Il public sale Monday. Feb.
ruary 9th.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

Rev. p. NJ. Cain OF Malta Bend.
w. s. Heitt, Winchester, Va.
Herbert Mikels, I. J. Mikels, Shack
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

No. 32.--Maii G. Express 1905 a, m
No. 625--Marshall & Sedalia train
caves Sedalia at $500 q. m. Ar
rives at Marshall at s:h6 a. M
No. 626--Leaves Marshall at it:i'
q m, for 6edalia.
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barum lieben bic Srauen fapeisfame
MGnner.
Ma tommt nidbt In bic @eIt, Inn
| niih ausauIu9en". Ionbern nm nDorz
lieb 5u nebmen".
8pn bem 0ummen, Der bas Slid
bat. ipirb fein MenI9 mebr bebaupten.
bob er oumm lit.
Htemanb ift 70 bumm, bob er
ni9t einen Rliigeren finbet. ben er
iibertDlpeln fann.
SIM Welttbeater gibt es feline Sreis
billetts; ieoer miiB ieinen plab nit
feinem 2eben be5oblen.
Gs ift Sutpeilen fdper. bic 3abl
5u finben, in Der bic 8rii6e bes 2es
bens obhe gfeit aufseben.
Gs iit begreiflib, bob bic 2eute,
bic am felteiten in fi9 seben. am bdus
fisiten auber ii4 seraten.
Das WoI Der Didtung ift elm
aainstempel. pel9er einem au9 ni9t
sratis aufseOriidt tpirb!
Die etpise Slluiion. baB bas 2ez
ben nod bor einem liege! Oas 2.ben
Itegt immer binter einem.
Denn cine Srou frGst: .5iir tpie
alt balten sic mi9g" muB man ans
| itanbsbalber immer liigen.
Das 2eben tit bic bette S9ule, es
fommen nur su biele S9iiler ni9t
iiber bic ainbersortentlaife hinous.
Don unferem 3orn seben R0ntz
eenzStrobIen aus, bic unIer san5es
Deien plDBIid bur9ii&tis MAIDEN.
Wl tpirb gum peiiimiften, tpenn
mon ipiini9t. tpos man ni9t triest.
unb triest. mas man ni4t tpiinidt.
msiiten Beginner erF ben 8erz
folI Der Sitten 3u beflagtn, tpenn lie
ibn nitt mebr = befOrbern fonnen.
mir bernbf1ieben uns setp0bnli6
erft bon Der Susenb, no9bem ii9 bic
Sugenb lGnsit bon uns perabf4iebet
bot.
8raut ni1ts fann f10ner
| tlingen, ni9ts natiirli9er; 8rGutiz
gam = fpie tomii9 bos bolpert. ipie
fteif!
Die 9onapartiit.n iubtln, neil
benz prinsen @ietor Rapoleon elm
Sobn ssboren tpurbe. ~anons sns
| fants :"
Wenn bic Menf9en t0nnten, ipos
| iie poIIten, ipenn bic Wose bes @es
| fiibls bpdgebt, iie errti9ttn bas pas
rabies auf @rben.
Die Meniden iinb nur dllaubGufis
imitanbe, ipenn bos 2ebenbtse unter
ben Soften erf6ien. bas eritere fir bas
9eipenit gu boIten.
9ie Srrtiimer friiberer Sabrbun=
berte treiben nod in Der 2uft. ipie
| Slusfamen, Der pIDblib irstnbpo in
8liiten unb- Grii9ten aufsebt.
Dem unsebilbetsn Wleniden err
| f9eint olIss als @inaelbeit, bem sebilz
beten o[Ies i'm 3uiommenbanse. Gs
| gibt ba ober olIerlei Nuoneen.
| Sn,palm 8eoh baben 5ipei WfGns
nsr bel .inem Siid3us pisrtauienb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

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