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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15
oenper Golo

Sorria "a @lGOe DC panOre til
bobea. oct maatte 9et5ania Reuis.
beo mprfe iioite SGoag. vi III
ucmlig Den ifsnne noe Aarmor.
7ebeiont mo % Oeu bleo brugt
isriie @ana Senoag, oa Senoags
ifole. 5o~ritanoerens, n. 5eniens Ill.
lie giqe bleu oebt. Get BAR Ell @lu.
DC Tor ole % life minoli for 9sJ
meme. oa Oct par Ell @ane, iom Ssn.
ooqsifolen bar ifGtfet. 9ernene bar
nenlliq iamlet pna 6enterne Oct
iiOite 2ar, % Der bar M lolt
&23.96 donten foiier liOt mero
meO 5rugien ira Wilwautec. men Ell
al SGrerne bar iiIbuot at giDe re.
item. Get er iifferlig en- innif d.
beiont, en- Rrn0 for o M airfe.
Oct bar III @lg6en. Neen ian foni.
mer Sorgen. 8or FIRE 9rglt.
Batter S1nieu, opinsOe i'm Ser.
nina ber paa @rnno Of oanrliat
SeIbreo han bar / lpnnere Iii
liot al ct 0alsonoe. ION ban men.
te at ben bsie oaltituoe1 par SfpIo
/, iaa ban naar til lanere, nemIia
Snlun goltf penner hprtt0e. lea
enifer eoer til 9pffc % baa6er til
Serren, at ban bil ieioe us en- oil.
Den SDr6e, Tom fan optaae @ernia.
gen, iaa Oct moa tiene til Serrens
9ere % SjaIe til 5%relie. Meni9.
be0en fol bape WeOe ,Sreong Aiten
Tor al faIoe Grrit; ma oi ian blipe
eniae on at f1Ioe ben rette Wano,
ieg mener en-, Tom fan % Dil, oa
iom 6erren fan BRUCE Der ! Denuer
til at iorfpnoe Gbnngeliet pno BIC.
oersniaaIet Tor port 5olf. Tom Der
or mango al her.
SuIie Sobnion. ion1 bar prret
2rrerinoe ! Here Mar, refer til
OATS. Ola. iii port Samiunos
WisiionsifoIe ! eitcraaret at bare
Sarerinbe for De Imnn SnOinner.
bern, % I9re Dem at tenoe. at Sc.
ins er oaioa oeres 6reIier.
let elrOeoe os at Irfe | DDan.
i~feren@ al I. Sui om SdDbrpaupet
I Curing. @is. od oct par ifreOen
al en- llngoomspen eler 8eniroc.
ion pi life 1lene bleo miroet ON
bort eeet Sslobrpaup ct Mar 81,
ben, men oeina ON be glade llng.
~6omsonpe biemme ! Galrnarf. Taf
ifaI on bare, bbem on ion err; q.
G6rilienien bar Dit 0aon, life e.
Snnieu, meoens bu off | SfcIe !
5lemlsIe.
Oct piloe alroe os. ON ni moat.
te bere fra big, ON pt bor settet
rigiig, eaer bnem ou ioa er. aoo.
527 eloti ct. Saa en- benlig SiI.
fen til ale genner % Befenoie fra
Glemleie o. aiene. iamt ale Dan.
J Reren1s 2aiere. q. 2. 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15

On goo @aaleitof Tor ei 0enne.
ifes aonoeIige Snnobeo cr. SDor
megen snnObeO ian ban taale2"
oNaau Tiger eerne. at en- 9iostio
er Sort. men at meaet fan norettes,
naar man benDtter Den rigtiD. Seq
bar life roget 9obof. billet Sfaf,
eaer ioretaaet mig no9et, Der funoe
berebe mia Sioen. Seq bar altio
befla9et De Menheifer, ser fife ueo.
6uoroan Dc ifal tiIbriuoe caer benpt-
te SiOen.1 (@otbe)
@er0ells iterite 0raeI iinoes / sen
me @ihoelistirfe ! Sambpre. Sn.
itrumeutet er inorettet iaaIcoes. at
bets Snore bar lem Stofpqrf, eaer
etager. Ter er 1918 9i6er ialt.
Gen itsrite or # IS 9eter hsi so
6entimeter breo % oeier 1856
9nnO, meoens Den minoite fln er
% @iaimefer lang % 6 miImet
breO. GrgeIet gar ct ioafaloi
5iernperf. Get er in%O6pa9et /
Snitrumentets eperite gtage % er
Al IDs. fIor alanaiarDe 7ette
gprfS 900bslger leoes gennen en-
ilpnget 9n0fnHdl benoDer airfens
Miotcroel. boor ct int @:iter6prl
er anbra9f. geniem boilfet De 0rps.
Ter neo ooer M~eniabeoeH meo 5iern-
heoens betnaenoe @irfnina 0rae.
let bar lem alaDiotnrer paa bier CT
5%nnaentcr. inmt ct 5oOmmnal paa
3 I%anaenter. Ger er life milorc
eno 207 9eaiitertrQf, boortil n0erIi.
acre fonmer o0er 500 aombina-
tionstrGf. Rlnnen ior bette oiom-
oerlige Crael er te1net al ielpe Sir
fens Oraaniit. AIireo Sittar0 sSn.
gen Mttiitfnn0ia bsr ioriemme at
beie % bsre oette 8iaantiife Saiiru-
ment. mar ban beie1er oen 9nnle
o. frie 0aninitaO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15
5raaOc al 9iptts Zen.
ealf X

@oor er ei1ei. oaioa airteIiUet
hilot a aamle 5tiffe. Spooaner o.
geotagterl @amle Soger. ION, ON
Be enc fife er p~aabuofe / Sfriiten.
ooa fun pare At oub Nienin5 o. Al
life ringe 9lpite Tor 9ieaneifeae
Qog tan 10 BET mooiatte o9iaa nof
forefomnie
Ter par f. efs. oen Eff biemme,
at en- Suitru og Mooer eiter g'arne-
fsoiel ifulOe lqies inc al @rniten.
fer BUN maatte beirGOe airfrns Ipr
ifeI. 0ette ifete iom befenet noe /
8aabenbuiet eaer 5orihuen. Raar
Menigheoen nar inmlet. git STRIFE.
BURDEN neo I 5orba1eu, bDor apin.
ben nente0e. % tnlte noaet til ben.
be tom BET par noget ritleIt, maa
andre opIpIe om). 1erpac huioe
bun feie fla inc iii Meniabeeen. I'll
bette par en- eff. Ser tiaaaoes fife
rinae getponina. fan man lutte al,
at Der bl. a. Dor iGrIfiIte SGlmer
at hinge for anleonIngen.
Bib. Beef ifreo I i'm 8io ! Snor.
Ufisl. 5ioenoe ON oenne gamle eff,
Tom ban latte Itor 1ris pea, men
6uis aroouiie dorialo ban beflaseoe.
liant retteoe itrrf S%pforOring til
oen lepenSe MenigbeO at boloe inii
peo Sfiffen.
Com Barn Diloe man 10 Dioe al
ting, % @ooer mnotte rife no mel
en- Clogs 6orflariue al oenne Sfii
meo airfegnngsfoner. SanOan lsf
benoes Orb:
g9nis te ien aor tiu9is etper en-
Bel isr 'en q bIeipen lsit mo, iac
bill Der iii noiuo linn"
Baa ben uunogaaelige 8loeriper'
aen, boao Der oa uiIOe +
ioareoe @ooer fort oe bemmeligbeos
fuIot: oge fano a'6t forfIaar oi mo.
3remoeles, ON bum On baDoe prs
pet at qaa tpprs oDer en Bel uoef
at Dpre Lift ino"? = III It'll
Trenq oa, be tlr q 1one popl"
Ger turoe bel ppre Sanoipnlig
beo for, at | ofiioesliegenOe SognI
fan Der enonu finoes apinoer, Jon
toaer ben Ting meo iIig alDor.
On Sfiffen noaen Sinoe, noge
steog, bar pqret | Brig bIanot Gan
ffe / amerifa, Deo ieg life ba'
oloria bsrt, iet eIer lpit noget Der
en-, booraf bel fan antages, at oel
life tiltaler 5rifirfen. - Sfuloe no
gen brpoe fig ON at bsre en- perion
Tia MeHing 6erom, fan oerlne irenl
Irttes iaoleoes, at bet ipnes urine
Iiat, at apinoen aIene ifnloe gen
ncm 6en aur, bporfor life Wanoe'
meo2
Wen Ser err en- anoen goo, gam
mel airfeifif, iom ubetinget fon an
befoles ielp FER ! bet frie amerifn
Gen, at abnnene saar til boer fl
sioe | airfen, Mnn6ene til belrf
apinoerne til penitre. NroifriDereI
berof bar tpbe aar gommel, fsr baI
iaa en- apinoe brp6e Dor brDopuaont
geIanitGnoiebeosifif ! ben freoelia
2onosbpfirfe. 90 bet bar ielpfblae
ia en- asbfta0soame. Steil o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15
airten o. Solicit.
II. airfen / @erSen.

airfens Waal naar no ouer Den.
ne 8eroens eQer oenne Giosolos
@rpnie, men Den er / GerOen. %
Sen er Der unoerfaitet 5imeIigbeoens
aaar.
Gen maa 0crfor morette iia /
geroen. Den maa or9aniiree ii5. oeo.
tage en- Containing eller 0roen.
6%poreitcr oens arbeiSe leoes.
Get D~eroslige Snmfuno eaer Eta
ten fan life mlo0ore en- pis 0ro-
ming. Den ma bare sore, b0or-
efter Samfunoet 5orboIoet g1enae-
ife % @enneife imedem. itqres. %
ben maa bare 2briabeo. iom Ter
9opene o%oerbolot.
Get foiter 9enge; BET foiter o0er.
bo0e0et at Iebe /, oere Berger a
ct ciDiliieret % Deloronet Samfuno
Men oerober ignes inoen at be-
jeRre fig. Man timber oct 4enge
oqro at Ieoe mn0er eiuiliiere0e %
or6ne0e 6orbolo, eaer man
betaler fine statter uoeu al tan.
fp fort oper oct, iom noget ielnipl'
geligt.
0a BOG = set fniber I mango
cioiliiereoe Samiuno al iaa Sn0.
tagter til at oRffe llogifterne meo.
liar buor Ser boIoes tore arigsbR.
re. SfattebDroerne fin0es ofte TIM.
ge nof for ubemioIet Mono Of bare
Men De itprenoe timber paa Raao
% iaa briiaer De Maat til at inoori
be Den afgift Of oct enc og bet an
Oct. iom De f%orlnnger.
Men lao os Der gere opmprflon
pan en- Ting Of 9%etn0nine: Haf
bar / ale De opIpite 2auoe let III
mot til, enten man bar aonee eGSi
Qraiioent. at sipe Solicit ef
Stemme meo t 8eeeringen.
Ser / Il. 9. u. taller MAJ ON ei
Re1ering at Solicit. beo 5olfe
Ga for 3 Joliet, men BET er lige oeo
at Iomme 5ororine seres gploenoe
bbor ma bar fonititiifionel 5orfat
nina, ielo ON Solicit ingen Stemm
FAR | gnIget Of Den bsieIte 2Drig
b~eosperion, aoneen, og bans Iii
niitre.
8i minoer ON bette for at g6r
o~pm9rfIom pan bet 5nttum, q
I3oIfet Ell ben fornemite 5aftor
al oronet Heoering.
Oct er ogioa rimeligt; tbi BET e
Solicit, Der ifal betale, iao bel ion
BET er Solicit, Der ifaI npoe goot a
Ge9eringen.
Qan Ell Raaoe fan bet altian Il
aes, at Regeringen fan inoorln
Sfatter etc. nleo M1agt, men DO
fun eiter De 2ooe o. &egler, ion
5olfets Reprpientmter bar oeoto
act.
Sbor bill pi M ben meo oenne 8e
tragtning oper StatsforboIo2 Sc
ui Dil til 4irfen, Tom ben er itilet
geroen, oa iprlie oa til airfen, ion
ben er itinet | bette 2ano.
9erbiemnle | ganle Danmdrf oa
BET De famine, iom Itpreoe Statef
Der oeiaa toe fig al 9irfens anllq
oeloer. Set bar be itprenoe, be
tog imoo ariitenOommen ! fsi
ite geepnoeIie, og bet Dor De I'll
renoe, ser fog imo0 Heformationef
Get er enonu Statsitprelien. oe
Ifaffer airfen fin Snotpgt.
Ser er BET anoerle6es, og ente
Di nh inues ON oct eder life, iaa
i. Qirfen neot til of inoor6ne 'ig anoe
De 5orboIo, ben er itiaet nnoei
De ~reserenoe boloer BLOT I'm beifp
tenoe Saal6 oper etbDert hGoerlif
og goot 5oretasen0e, iaaleoes OF
ian oDer airfen, men oens Sinotrl
ter mao Den feIu ie at ffaffe fig.
gi onier BET for at Dpre al opel
or6entIie flor getponing at fren
boI6e benne girfcIigbe0 for portail
fefolf, fom ilet life er pont til hier
me fra at tose fig at e1er tanfe a
porIig ober airfens pore aanr
Wo~ko<4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15

gi fofn gait afiteo | iiOite nse
iSet hi / Sfpnoineen oreb en- 5or.
trIina / oet norffe gfao nltngooms.
penren~. 5orfqnineen tiIfaIte %, 90
hi ontoq ben for eonife fort, iaa
ben biIoe prre nittfet | ct Drummer
ener TO mere. eioen bar pi Opoa.
act. at ben forefinoes odnlf
eDrrlatfeIIe unber g1oOnet ~6ortnb.
( e6uper., % ben tan iaos ber !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15

5 @reen gap isis, er Der M
itiftet Reniabeo. 8ens Gaoa er
Bethel oanife, e0angeliitslui5erifs
Menig6eo. og Den betienes Al Bait
g. Sanien. geo StiiteIiesmgopt BE-
ilutteOes bet at begprc OptageIie !
Sen foreneOe Oanifr Strife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15

Can. eut6. gubI. Sonie i Bog
iorm for 25 Gents. 9i aetcr ipIu-
f6lgeIig life at iortintte Sen norife
SnerintteIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15

laaoe heie I'm 5ormue % fit go
for ariiti Altcr o9 osoe ne6e / aoi.
70.
9eroeus Iierite Stu6enter .yieoe
oil iiftcrt itabe in Siitorie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15
soopiSt Or. mott.

SaaDiot Or. Wott.
Get bsr bel noteres, at GsIegater-
ne | 2ebet at ii Wlinutter baOOe
uSct 10000 9oaars iont oct ferIte
Sbor paa gennen ON De 10000
onrIiat / A anr.
Si6en fom bet %eribenoe Giebiif,
ba Der oplpites Rnpnene paa be 53
ofribiaiee", Der ii6en Sasens ge.
~apnbeIie er osoe noe poa Misiions.
morfen bIanot Dem bin unge
Miemono miniom Borden, Der neo'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15

san u0ipurate mia oereiter on
ariitenoommtns Sope0punfter. vi
tolte iammcn oerom / en- lille times
LID.
saa iaooc ban: .Qir. gioft1 d
maa omIGooe Ceres Qlan. Sea pil
aerne haze Gem til al bliue Der i
aina % ailagge geieg life tlot i
5ioritGOerne. men o9ida noe / o.
minore 9per, bDor iom BELT 8e fan
iinoe nnae Mpno % SfoleOrenae.
ior at De fan iortlore Gem oette
gnoifab. 3bi mems aonilcius le.
rer os Sanobeoen, bar &c broat o5
ct 9nbifab, Der iortlarer os. bpor d
fan iaa aroit til at ielae Sanobe.
ben"
Nan aeniinoer beri Den fineiiiie
aonb. Der iaitner fig ueO icloe acr-
nen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15
Zen aplonc Seiliabco.

I'm hHtpHt @ti'HvNV
0iier mt life oisie aenosgernin.
aer, at oi er fonmen inc / Ell Der.
liz Qeriooe2 Get aamle or iorbi.
anngent; all er bIeDen mt.
Elsie Rationer bor oabnci 9ere-
ne paa bio 8ab Tor os. Dc fan
Mas. @arferne er moona. 9e
penter pao Sealen, Seiiens Iio er
inSe. oa / @lios Ram, ipsrs ier
ieIo, ON BET life er @nos Billie, Of
Z lfal ORE iert 9ip / giisiionells
9jeneite.
osea fen6er 3orboloene | 9oro'
glmerifa, o. min Sial bGuer, lioar
lea tanfer pna WiuIi9beoerns Der.
Wien oct oiloc life nare GrIiat, ON
lea iaaoe. at Der ber er iterre Vfn.
Iiaheoer emo noe I OrieHten.
Der liaeer en- uGIoie Marf =
for WisfonGrer, GpangeIiiter og an
ore, Ser, bnorne al Gpangelietsaano.
fan bIipe Eager, Sqrcre, Reoatts'
rer, apoloaiiier, StntsmGno, apolt'
le.
enonu ct: gi tranacr ogiaa til
gsioler, ioa ri fan nopioe o5rioil'
Tia" .geoGecIien 90 fnn onbrogt
lanot Here aefrntter uoe pan War'
fen.
gi trqnger iii Dem.
1880 friDiaise er oireiit / DC
iioite 4 aar. 2000 ifuIoe aigan !
be nqiie 4 aar. 400 eonegier er
bleuen beIset / ct aar. gi bnroe
beige 1000.
5pis pi Ifal fnnne nno bette, nlaa
oi baDe ct 9noget paa 10000 Dol
lars aarliet | De npitc 4 aar.
Oct er en- Rnn6e, al bi ilar Sou
al bringe Dor Offeraaoe til ariitns,
iaa bans @ernins fan uopioes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15
,Sobn Mott ON Mauijuriet

otter .arlteliot GaobIo61)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-15

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Advertising rates made known upon
application.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
FROM A FoRMEn CITIZEN.

san Jose, California, January 10Th,
I1li.
Mr.. j. j. witt. Marshall. Missouri
Dear SIR. Wit: Enclosed YOU viii
please find nay check 10 renew the
Republican for lgli. Tie Pacific
Coast is receiving good rains and the
rain fan 10 date a. IN excess of the
'lrmal, Tho short rain lall the past
tHo years made business very quiet
iu an lines of trade the past year but
with the approach of the new year
business BEGAN To revive aud every
- IS hoping that It will be a good
year for every body. The winter so
lar on the coast has been very mild.
our coolest weather was last week
when We had some heavy rrosts which
nippcd the tender flowers aud yeget-
ahlCs, but nothing to compare with
what We had the two previous years.
The warm open winter over the coun-
Try has lessened the number of win
ter tourists on the coast and conse-
q~uently there Is not much inquiry for
homes or Investments, The various
promotion bodies OF the different Sec
lions of the state are planning a big
advertising compaign to draw settlers
to California in 1915. / am afraid
that some Of the writeups will be
highly colorel and that some people
viii get deceived. California Is a
great state but her advantages and
resources have been greatly mis-ro-
presented. With the two exposltions
and Los Angeles in between a trip to
California in 1915 will be worth the
time and money. With the kindest
regards and hoping the G.. o. p. Is
commencing to take notice once more
remain your friend,
MILTON ALISON.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

en- put hat dime in de bottom er dat
jug"
1T Is only once In o long while, y
Tom McNcal quotes Abe Peters as
saying, that you find a plain, home
ly man who is really aware of the
way he looks. knew one exception.
Jed Perkins, who used to live down
IN Southern Kansas. was certainly
the homeliest human critter / ever
laid my eyes on, and what was more
Jed knew IL. one winter down there
jed attended a revival meeting and
tic preacher. aided by the sistcrs
and doacons. decided to make a COM
bind effort TO bring him into the
fold. Think. brother. said the
preacher. of the delight OF meeting
your loved ones IN the better land
's II your ldcc? asked Jed of the
rarson, that IT I do the right thing I
will show mp IN the better land a
lookin' as natural as lifc?' Certain
~, Borthcr Perkins. said the preach
cr Well. said Jed, with "a gloomy
sigh. 'ir that's the case I believe =
would ruthcr be- lest. OF course. ir
I'm among u lot Of goats It won't
make 80 much difference. but II /
have to try 60 work my way into good
society IN the New Jerusalem woatin'
this face OF mine and havin' 20 wear
h always il win be- q leotlc moro than
I Kin stand
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

Joseph Chcatham OF GILLIAN, IL the
only man In Saline county, so far as
We know, who has filled his lee house
this year, T.. A. Brlghtwell, OF the
Good Hope nelghborhood, informs us
that u day last week Choatham put
mp seventeen loads of six inch Ice aud
hoped TO finish II noNt day. Tho lee Is
formed on the north side OF a bluff
ON Bear Creek, whore the Il never
shines In the winter time. To date
the thickest Ice formed In this local
fly was only about three inches and
the coolest weather has been ~ above
lorO.-Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
MOTION.

Mr.. Jack Hawkins was sick a few
days last week. ut the homo OF his
rathor-in-law, Mr.. Robert Irwin OF
Marrhall.
Madams John Wall and win Penn
hcrton were shopping In Marshall
Tuesday.
Miss BESSIE steel entertained a few
friends last Wednesday.
Mrs. Molllc Sterling of Hustonia
came over last week. for n visit with
her sister and brothers. Miss Martha
Dawes aud Chas. and I. NJ. Dawes of
this y~aclnlty.
Mr.. Lewis Hcinton. wife and chill
dren oflKansas are visiting MIR. aud
Mrs. T.. l.. Swishor.
Mr.. Thomas Nugcn was IN Marshall
Friday.
WIN Pcmbcrton was In Marshall
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IKE Reynolds and
granddaughter OF Slater, were guests
OF MIR. Sam q. Wall and wife Tues.
day.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
A TEAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
aud bladder troubles, d~issolves gray
81, cares diabetes, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism aud all irresulari.
ties OF the kidneys and bladder In
both men ana women. Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
sold By your druggist viii be sent by
mail on receipt OF $1.OO. One small
bottle Is two months treatment and
seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send
for Missouri testimonials. DR.. Il. W.
Hall, 202G Olive street, st. Louis.
Mo. Sold by druggists. ady-tf
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
AN INCESSANT Cough.
Continued Dropping of Mucous
into my Throat.

A severe cough is always n grave
symptom. II may not indicate Or
Ranic disease OF the lungs. Even
though the cough Is n functional dis
turbance IL Is OF sufficient gravity to
demand prompt attention.
The dropping OF nue. from the
back part OF the nose into the throat
indicates nasal catarrh. Sometimes
this goes on a long time before the
patient pays my attention 10 IL. II
is stated on good authority that mu-
Gus dropping into the throat In this
way Is apt to excite catarrh OF the
stomach. At any rate. the condition
ought TO be corrected as o as pos
sible.
Mrs. Bourland, OF Frankston. Texas.
found after using Peruna that not
only did the ~incessant cough disap-
pear. but the dropping OF mucus into
the throat had also ceased. Read
what she says;
For twenty-three years I was a
constant sufferer from chronic ca
tarrh. ! had a severe misery and
burning In the top OF my hend. There
was almost a continual dropping OF
mucus into my throat, which caused
frequent expectoration. My entire
system gradually became involved.
and my condition grew worse. ] had
an incessant cough and frequent at
tacks OF bilious collie. from which II
seemed / could not o My
bowels also became affected. causing
alarming attacks OF hemorrhages.
~ tried many remedies. which gave
only temporary relief. or no relief at
all. 1 at last tried Peruna, and in
three days l vas relieved OF the bowel
derangement. After using hvq bottles
] was entirely cured.
II most cheerfully recommend tho
use of Peruna to any n similarly
afflicted"
People who object to liquid medi-
elnss can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
Ask your Druggist for Free Perunl
Lucky Day Almanac for 1914.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
FACTS \ TT
Experiences of Marshall Citizens Are
Easily Proven to lie Facts.

Experiences of Marshall Citizens Are
Easily Proven to lie Facts.
The most superficial investigation
win prove that the following state
ment from & resident OF Marshall Is
true. Read II and compare evidence
from Marshall people with testimony
Of strangers living so far away you
cannot investigate the facts of the
case. Many moro citizens OF Mar
shall endorse Doan's Kidney pills,
Mrs. G.. T.. S%torandt, 465 w. Nor
gan ST., Marshall, Mo-, says; at was
greatly troubled by pain In my back
and kidneys and a heavy, bearing
down feeling across my loins. fin
ally concluded that the trouble came
from my kidneys, as the kidney
secretion also bothered me, when |
saw Doan's Kidney pills advertised, l
got a box at Franklin's Drug Store.
The first few doses helped me. and
before / had finished the box, the
backache and pains We're gone.
gave Doan's Kidney Pills to another
of my family who was afflicted with
kidney trouble, and they brought a
cure"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's kidney P~ills--the same that
Mrs. storandt had. Foster-Milburn
Co. Props, Buffalo. N. Y. (30)
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

continue this week. The number
Joined has increased to fi~fty-four, was
the report Saturday night. They are
having a good meeting.
V. Il. Dulancy IL building n house
Tor Geo. Wolfskin for his auto.
Thomas Walker. son OF j. Il. Walk
or, returned home Saturday from
Coffeyyille. Kansas. where he has
been visiting hts uncle.
Tho wolves are getting thick here
again, several have been bowling
close to peoples hogscg. The hun
tcsn viii have to set busy and kill
come OF them.
Roy wood OF MarahGll was visiting
homoiolks Saturday ana Sunday.
a number OF Sberon ladies wor-
SHIPPED at New Prospect Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

Mrs. u. u. llarl OF Cannon City.
but Is mss.lg her romo at present
with her son, Maple llarl ut Liberty
Ia the guest OF Arthur Keys and fam
iiy for a few days; she expects to
make u brief visit TO Mrs. overton
Gentry al independence before re-
turning To Liberty. Mrs, Ilarl spent
the holidays with her sisters. Mrs.
Lon liaynic. Mrs. John Baker and
VIII AloXandor's family ut Napton.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
To sednlin in Cnr.

Mr.. and Mrs, Austin Dennis OF the
county, east OF Marshall passed
through the county seat Tuesday en-
route to Sedalia for a few days visit
to friends. They went over In their
machine but we're not so sure they
could return in it. They were hoping
the predicted blizzard had been side
tracked.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

The biological survey aud the for
c1t service have been cooperating In
The determination Of ground squirrels
On national forests IN California. The
annual loss Of range feed and grain
crops from ground squirrels Is on
Crmuus.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

"bowwows." lie declares that adj
,or,isiug docs not pay. and that the
only reason the man OF energy sue
,oods is that he's soft soapinp the
PEOPLE. The only reason that Dc
manages 10 keep IFS head above the
waves OF bankruptcy iq that he cat
ohoa some trade that "slops over"
rom the successful business. Thr-
orgh courtesy we cali him a "busi-
los. man. but really 80 FAR as he is
concerned, the word business IS a mis-.
uomor. Those who read and think.
ought TO count up and SEQ just which
class each ouo of our lu iuoss men
belong to. 10 Will pay !cu to patron
y" The ones that are pulling trade
here and building mp our Cor
I"r Journal.
q
u was % GOOD thing for Missouri
that a negro won the sweepstakes
Irizc nt the state Corn Show and the
value Of the event is enhanced by the
position and character of y. G.. Bruce
80 hU won o..
lie f. principal of the bartlett Agri-
cultural and Industrial school at pal-
TON, au institution where oolor"d boys
sud sirlr are taught farming aud
NgudicruitH. The object of tho school
a. io bottor the negro population of
OBJ" state by toarhlng them better
ways Of living and making them
better workers. Missouri has need
ol good farm labor ana there Is still
land In plenty In this state upon
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

There arc several bands OF the Per-
sian fa~t-tailed sheep IN the national
forests of southern Utah. The large
iat-tail sometimes weight a. much as
forty pounds. and like the hump on
the camel. Is a reserve supply of
nourishmcnt. when food IL lacking.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

Mrs. John Ncaglc has zone 20 Jack
sonyillc. Fla. whore she will spend
sometime with her son. G. u. Gaines
ana family. She will read the Daily
Democrat News during her stay In
the southland.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

The Kaibab and the Coconino ma
tional forests adjoin each other. Yet
II takes from two to three days TO go
from one to the other across the
Grand Canyon OF the Colorado.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

The light hou.e reservations OF the
great lakes are able to grow all the
white cedar needed for spar buoys in
their district.