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The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
ARROW ROCK.

Hardy Lucas, OF Cooper, was trad
lug Monday with our merchants.
Gene VonArsdoll. OF near Napton,
wac on our streets Monday afternoon.
Ralph Brown. Of the country, was
In town Tuesday,
4.iss Della Bierbaum returned
Monday from q tow days visit in tho
country At the home of her brother,
Fred
Mossrs T. y. aud J. s. Hogge. J. NJ.
StivcrH and Earl Brockway were
%uransactlng business Wednesday IN
Marshall.
The Ladies Ala Society OF the Chr
istien church held It's regular month
IS meeting Tuesday afternoon at tho
home OF Mrs. Geo. Bingham.
WIN Eastman. from west Of town,
wa On our streets Wednesday.
Mrs. Lamar Weathcrsboe. who has
been visiting for several weeks at the
home OF her father. Steve Craig, left
Tuesday for her home at Electra,
Texas, Her sister Miss Anna Craig
accompanied her home and VIII be
her guest for n time and viii also
visit her brother, Otis and wife near
Electra. eHIn-e
Mrs. Parllee bingham and Harold
Turley, wife aud baby n9n moved
Wednesday into their now dwelling
Just completed. They have an eleg-
ant new home VIII all of the modern
convenience such as beat water aud
lights.
George McclniB. OF near Nelson,
was t%ranfactlng business here Mon
day,
Oliver Piper and sister, Mlss Lula,
Of near Little Rock, we're among the
shoppers here TDesday,
bIrs. ". H. BhemveI ~ in Cooper
this week win her daughter, Mrs.
Tom Sims ST. ana Nfe, Sims arc
rejoicing ~ tho arrival Of q nno
son at their bome Thursday morning
February iztb.
Miss Della BlerbaHm attended tho
wedding Thursday, February ~ OF
her cousin, Niss Lydia Eilers and Mr..
Paul Jaeger Of Slater. They we're
married a. tho hnmo OF the brides
parents, Mr., snd Mrs Henry Eilcrs.
Mrs, Laura Jagnow. OF ~. Louis.
who IS studying 10 be - trained nurse
in a hospital there II visiting this
week at the homo OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Bierbaum.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
ROSE VALLEY.

G.. G.. Leonard and family assisted
Nr. Peter Ascmau Sunday.
Niss Nancy Ahoman spent Monday
night with M.rs Hrlma CfoUdcr
Ney. Thomas liloi his regular ap-
poiatmcat at Chr,..lnu Union Sunday
and was % dinner guest OF Edward
Scott and vito.
Mrs. Riley Dlcicr.on and daughter
Mics Mamie visited N'r8. A.. =. Mont.
gomary aud Miss Dora Maysc Mon
day.
= few Of tho many friends OF Mra.
Richard Mayfc met Of her home Fri
dag .n honor OF hor thlrty-fourth
birthday. AZ lott no Il late hour
Wishing Mrs. Mayro many moro birth
day. ami thanking Mrs. Mayae and
her aunt, Mrs. Bird Bickcrson, for a
org pleafoH' day.
q. G.. Baldwin ana family returned
20 hcir home Friday, after visiting
points ia Arkansas, oklahoma, aud
Kansas for tho last two months past.
Miss Mary Smith aud Mrs. Edward
Scott visited Mrs. J. G. Baldwin aud
family Tuesday.
Mr8. uriuh Mayso and Mrs. Arthur
Nayse spent Monday with Mrs. Sam.
ucl Rothrock.
Mrs, Sam Yokeley spent last week
With her daughter, Mrs. Henry Mayso
aud family.
Miss Luorctia Halscy OF aedalla "a
thc guest Of her mother Mrs. Hannah
llalsey.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

moved over IN the shelby nclghbor.
hood.
Mr. joe Burke was IN Marshall Fri
day afternoon.
ar. John Noble took d load of bail.
ol straw 10 Marshall last Wednesday.
AIR. Arthur Doan and SIR. Claud
harrisburg vorc saving wood for Mr.
llt Bell last week.
Mrs. Lee Marksbury was IN Mar.
shall Saturday having como denus;
work doao.
Mira. Jim Lewis and sons. Johnnie
andLccnard. and Miss Edith Eddy
.pcnt "Wednesday last with Mra.
Frank sadcahltc OF Marshall.
Hrs. Jake Wcbcr was sick last
week with The laerip and hope she Is
bOt,or.
Mr Obod Noblc spent Thursday
night IN Marshall with his graudmth.
or, 3d.. Obod
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
HLCE q

Misses Matte and Rose Dennis
Visited their grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs, l.. G. Dennis, a few days last
week.
The infant child Of Rev. j. D. pow
ers and wife Of Houstonla was buried
at tho church Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac plgman were
ahopping here Monday.
Mrs. Thos. overly visited Mrs. Min
ME Herndon Tuesday.
Several from here attended the
burial of Miss Dove Thomas ut Hazel
Grove Wednesday.
Mrs. w. lin and daughter Alta
visited Mrs. l.. c. Dennis Tuesday
night.
MIR, Pete Herndon was calling In
Blue Lick Sunday evening.
Miss Matte York returned home
Sunday from a few weeks visit with
Mrs. Chas. Renlson at Elk Lick.
Mrs, T. u. Mounts has been visit
Ing her daughter, Miss Martha In
Marshall for several days.
The meeting closed Sunday night
ON account OF bad weather.
Austin Dennis was t%ransacting
business at the county seat Friday,
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. d~issolves 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 win be sent by
mail on receipt of $500. One small
bottle is two months treatment and
seldom fails to perfect a cure, Send
Sor Missouri testimoninls. DR.. u. ".
Hail. 2926 Olive street. st. Louis,
No. SOLD by druggists, ady-tf
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
At MALTA BEND.

MRS.. J.. O. Middleton. o. Kansas
CITY. state superintendent Of Scienti-
Iis Temperance instructions, will be
10 Malta Bend, February 27-2S-March
o.. a Hoffman and willard program
viii DO held Friday night at tho ". r..
Church south, ora Institute will be
held ON Saturday afternoon at the
Christian church ana Mrs. Middleton
VIII conduct union services at the NJ.
Pa. church Sunday evening at 1890.
Tho public ia cordially invited TO at
tend 90 these meetings. DO not fail
10 hear Mrs. Middleton.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
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Il


Misses Maud and Josephine Col
burn OF Illinois arc visiting their sic
ter. Mrs. J. y. Connerley.
Miss Eamouia Flcshman was IN
Marshall Che last OF the week.
Listen for the wedding bells.
Miss Minnie Higgins visited her
sister. Mrs. Or. Harrison, near Crot-
cher, last week, returning Sunday.
Mrs. j.. II. stephens went TO Spring.
field Monday TO help nurse her dai-
rhtor. Nrs. Oscar Woodsmall. who
has measles.
Miss Es &C. Kccth was IN town Mou-
day.
H. \. Thomas. WHO and daughters
end Rev. Cofrman were dinner guests
at G.. ". Jones, Sunday.
Or and Mrs. j.. -. Jackson were IN
Nasangll ono day la., week.
r. r. Clayoomb and son. Allison.
went to Sweet Springs one day last
week.
Joe Hilton and Charlie FcnwicK
went 10 Sweet Springs Saturday Tor
lumber.
Rich Keoth % on the sick last.
Roy Auigur spent Sunday at Sail
Aulgurf
Ralph Grain began his school work
at ~StouoWall, Monday. lie will lin
lsh 'lr. Rothrock's torn.
n. 4. Thomas was In Marshall
Tuesday In the interest OF Riggin'8
store.
Earnest Phillips s. moving to tho
Ice Hcrndon place.
Percy Turner died ne the home Of
hts father. John Turner. near ncthle-
hem church, of typhoid fever, We'd
ncsday, February H.. His remains
were brought 20 Hazel Grove, whore
Roy. C,ifyan held services. After
which they were laid TO rost IN the
cemetery at that place.
The romans o. Miss Dovie Thomas.
daughter OF John Thomas were bur
fed at Hazel Grove, "Wednesday. Feb.
rupry ~, l9il.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
TIME 10 act.
uuu't Wait fur tho Fatal stage Of
kidnc, Hines. Profit hy Mar
shall People, Experiences.

Occasional attacks Of backachc. IT.
regular urinatipn. headaches and
nizzy polls are frequent sy mptoms OF
HiHgay disorders. l'a an error TO
a,. l,a, these ills. Tho attacks mag
Yl. or f., % timr but g%oucrally ro-
,uru with greater intensity. Don't
ar.ag % minute. Hoain tal,ing Doan'a
Kidney Ti'a, oud keep up their use
untl the dc iIod results are obtained.
Good work ia Marshall proves the
't%.otiycuc.s Of this great kidney
remedy.
Dean smith. Gs w. Jackson ST..
Mar shall. $40. roys: OF had n great
deal OF trouble .rom a veal, and ach
inH back ana ! couldn't get out OF
bed. I uhoJaht the trouble came
from disorlorcl Kidneys and finally
. used pow's Kidney PILLS. The
first box helped me, aud / continued
taking them. After / had finished
three boyo', l was relieved. Doan's
kidney pills wcro procured at Frank
Inns Drug store ana have my hearty
endorsements"
Price soc, nj an doalcrB. Don't
imply u.b for n kidney rcmedy-rot
paan'H Kidney pils-lhc same that
Mr.. Smith had, Toator-Mllburn co.,
Props" buffalo, *. =. G'eb2O-2D
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

mo ON tho way TO wealth. strips me OF
my h-ard-ooruod saving. involves me
in d%iliculty and brings my family to
pouuiy and want. But Doe does me
aa injury which oaA be repaired. In
lu.try and economy may again bring
.c into case and |gnluoncc. The man
who coming az the midnight hour,
Tires uy dwelling docs INC au injury.
l.o burns my roof, my pillow, my
l..uont my very 'hcltur from me an
INJURY THAT can bee repaired. The
term may indeed Boa, upon mo. and
CHILLING blasts COL a.l me, lut charity
Hil receive mg into uor dwolHiur;
90 aiyo mn food to cat and raimont
io put on, viii umoly assist me, rals-
.ur q nov roof over Che ashes OF tine
p.d. aud c shall again go ny my rirp-
Ho aud t.r.o tho fruits 81 friendship
.l of home. but lIo man who cir
.I'utoH reports concerning my charac-
iDr. who o,p0..e every act 90 my life
ieh muy nn represented 90 my di..
lyautaso; vino EoaH ir.t 200 this and
hon Co that individual. tells them lc
worry tender oI my reputation, cine
Joins thtm tI. s.f..Jct .D,scoy. aud
..n ilH ,Icis c.la wi,n hoarsgy aud
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

DIT. b. c. Bradshaw, assistant ply
stefan at the Colony, left Wednesday
afternoon on the c. & A. late train
for Harper, Kansas. He has gone to
see his mother, who fell and broke
her leg about a month ago, and seem
ed to be doing very well until within
the last few days, her condition Is not
so favorable. She Is 92 years old and
the son feels that the chances are
against his mothers recovery, 80 has
gone to be with her for a few days.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

Dr. Mcclure. j. =. Blggs and lIgr-
cid Turley were putting up ice Friday
aud Saturday. The ico seemed fairly
good about . or 6 inches thick.
Mrs. u. +. Alexander, OF Cooper.
tolerated her So birthday Friday.
february 18th. 1914. by taking din
pcr OF the home Of her sister. Mrs.
..lnorva Bingham.
Miss Mildred Blakely, OF Marshall,
20 visiting her parents here this week.
Mrn. John Reynolds aud sister.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
AYRIlS

A number in this neighborhood put
mp ice last week,
Marion Garrett and family left
Saturday morning for Fairyille, Mo-,
where they viii visit his wife's apr
ents and brother.
Born to Otto Ripper and wife, an
eight pound girl last week.
]. r. Dulaney Is carrying a crippl-
ed foot this week on account of a
large piece of ice which fell on his
foot and bruised it very badly.
w. w. Dulaney visited his uncle l..
Dulaney and family Sunday.
Mrs. Joe s~teavens Is able toNbe up
at this writing.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20


state REPRESENTATIVE. Jnahun y. upr-
p, ~. storing y, Price; Trrnsar-
w. coleman Collector Jraoph H..
"i'' "s,,..or H. A. liold; Recorder.
Iiuo l,Irtytt, Circuit Clerk. W. n.
SCOTT Public Administrator GoInL IL
ushila' i'rusetutiug Attorney, VIII
llllu IT, Mas,hodc; surveyor, Frank
l.liimeri Coroner, Dr. j. b. Comet,
superintendent OF Schools, J. l.. Lvnrb'
1DuitT DIRECTORY
l"|I' llf.l'oTE' Circuit court come
OFF WAX Ja,ul irsIinL sessions and Mondays
september. The fifteenth judicial cir.
,ult o. composed OF tho counties OF
ial1 cite ana saline. samuel Davis.
Criminal court commences regular
tt,slou9 tho 2ud Mondays OF March.
JulN ana november Tho circuit ts
composed Of The counties of Lafayette
ana saline john A, Rich, Judge.
Probate court commences regular
sessions on the first Mondays IN March.
JGue' september and December, }. v.
County court commcuccH epula ses-
slous on tho firBt Mondays OF February.
alu., August ANA November. II. w.
ui@fman pgcsldIng Judge; D. p David
9"lnn, Judge second district,
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Lr q. T. q sharp, president; manuel
John w. Rose, /. u. Murroli: clerk, A.
CRY DIRECTORY
Mayor, Ed, II, Mitchell; CITY T'reasur-
or, A.. Il. Swlsher, Jr. city Clerk, Chas.
- Alexander; city Attorney, A. r..
James; Collector, Jas, 4. Elshor. Mem
hers of the city Council: First Ward.
G. G. Rarnds. j. j. Mitchell: Second
is y. Allen, -, r. Pemberton; Third, II.
=, Tucker, Jet Rose; Fourth, w. u.
WEIGH. w, w Brooks.
STATE, CONGRESSIONAL
AND SENATORIAL
state Officers: Governor. Elliot w,
Major; Northumberland William
r. Painter; Secretary Of State, Cornell
ius Roach Treasurer. Enwin =. Deal;
Auditor, John p Gordon; Attorney.
general. John # Baker: Superintendent
Of Public schools, w. a. EyanH; Inspec-
tor of Grain. James 7. Bradshaw; Pub
lie Service Unity Commissions: John
NJ. Adkisson. chairman; John Kenniah.
H. y. Shaw, Frank Wightman and VIM.
e. WOorner.
Tho 7th congressional district Is
cmposed OF Howard. Saline. Lafayette.
pettiE. Benton, Hickory. POLK and
Greene counties; G. ". Hnmlin. con-
crnssmRn.
The 18th senatorial district is com
poscd OF Saline. petiis. Benton and Hic-
Ipry counties. Louis Grotner, senator.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

FARM FOR SALB-Well improved,
% acres, good water and barn, .
miles south aud ono mile west OF Mar
siuli, un big public road, ut - bar
lain, $4,000 per acre. ALONIO
HEIGLE, Bluc Lick, Mo-. Come and
Tool, for yourself. (MiarG)
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

callers Sunday afternoon at tho homo
.t their brother, Harold TURKEY.
.fn. G.. T.. Martin returned last
w. ,k from q stay Of several weeks In
90. Louis ot the homo OF Robert Mar
hon and family.
S. u. VanArsdoll. OF springfield.
9rg a weekend guest OF his vito
h.sc.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

FOR SaLE-One gasoline Cell. Il. In
tcrnational hay press; run one sea-
scn--Good condition. Address, G..
VI. Floyd, Blackburn, Mo. Neb20)
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

FOR SALE OR TRApE-Billy Cold
seeker. REGISTERED roadster stallion.
y. VI. Pike. Marshall. Can be seer In
south Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
T.. II. FRANKLIN.

VIII pay parcel post charges on all
ash orders from che country for 30
cents Or more, school books except
cd, (3-13)
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
Want Column.

SALESMAN wANTED-to look after
our interests in Saline and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission. Ad-
dress Lincoln Oil Co, Cleveland, o.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

FOR SALE-Three Golden Wyan-
dotte ROSTERS. Milton Lewis. West
Vest st. (2O
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

FOR SALE-3 ". p. Witte gasoline
ongine-good condition. X. T.
Henshaw. (2D
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

"A was right amusing 90 see some Of
our.young candidates at the court
house Tuesday evening trying To-
make a speech But les the usual
way. when wo first get our oyc ou tho
public crib We feel small and humble.
but get o fellow broke I'm once he
thinks he owns the job, city and
people.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

Gen. Jacob &. Coxcy. the Socialist.
announces that he will march To
Washington with IAN army of ua,ui-
Jioyod. leaving Maainion. Ohio. on
April 10th.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

Some farmers in Cooper county are
.n Inning % realize the result of the
nov tariff. ono said rcCOuuy:" Isn't
10 a fact that ,ho tariff win reduce
ho price OF butter ana that therefore
.np farmers win receive less for their
cream" This ls but n OF the many
it.ms upon which the farmers VIII
lose money. The now tariff ls but In
.tr childhood. Just Wait until It o.
fpll grown. then "holicr. e. oonylllo
Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

A F;co-TradC Tariff means that
{, very country, including Canada, can
Dump as many and as much of her
products into the United States az
thcy Hike without any restrictions or
any rcdcemiuE features IN the way OF
O swap. Canadians thought the Unit
ga States had an advantage ia tho
reciprocity treaty and turned Il down.
But we DO not hear Canada, South
America or amy other foreign couu-
Try finding any fault with our new
Tariff law. Il is "a great thing for
The foreign farmer and manufacturer,
as well aa the Importers in this couu-
.ly, but thcro l5 no evidence to show
hat anybody else will receive amy
benefit thererrom. 10 o. very evident
that our farmers are going to be
heavy losers. The bin kills the sugar
wool industry of this country and
brings in competition with u farm
products, cattle, hogs and grain. It
admits free OF duty tin plate and for
olgn manufactured goods, which
throws mechanics and other laboring
men out OF employment ana then they
have no money to buy what the farm
or grows and they need to eat.-syra-
cuse (Neb.) Journal.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

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our.youne candidates at the court
house Tuesday evening tr,inr 90
make n spoccb." But fts the usual
way. when va first yet our CSC OH the
pubIic crib We feel small and humble.
but get o fellow broke I'm once he
thinks he owns the lob. city and
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The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

Secretary OF the Treasury MacAdoo
shows "a his estimate for the fiscal
year ending June 90 next tho customs
revenues win amount to about $751;
COOS 600 lcs5 than under tho Payne
AlJrlch law for the preceding fiscal
year. Secretary MacAdoo figures,
however, that the Government Will
receive from the income tax almost
enough 10 make up this loss. This
Uili De pleasant news for the Amori-
cyus WHO are paying the froisht that
tbc foreign manufacturer ana impor-
.,-8 may was rich and sassy at their
expense. - Kitt0nniHg OPa) Free
Press.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

II was generally predicted that
with modern army flying macb.uaa
and high explosives. a war in a civil
lied nation would DC short and FUR.
ioua. yet the MoNicane are going at 81
in the old Hoy-the 'hitim and run
style. We dread 20 think what age
grcsslyo warfare would moan 60 ,hD
Me2lcuns, but Il would soon settle the
trouble and no doubt be- better ,han
nm endless scrap.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
Rec0pitulatiOn

mt Of funds for quarter ending January 81. 1914, by J. r.
treasurer, February term Of county court.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
MARSHALL. REPUBLICAN

Terms: sf.oO Fer Year in Ad,anoe
Evening journal., 1914-05-06
MISS elliott Wins
Prize IN COOKERY
High School Domestic Sci
ence Students Expert in
Pastry Work

Miss Margaret Elliott was the win
ner of the first prize in the pastry
display at the Wilmington Gas Com
pany yesterday afternoon. The CON
test was open to all the members Of
the domestic science department OF
the Wilmington High School and was
held in the offices Of the gas com
pany. The prize awarded to Miss
Elliott was No $50 portable gas
lamp.
Other prize winners follow Miss
Elizabeth Walker, second prize, a
cake griddle. This pastry was label
ed No. 10. Prize No. B. Miss Irene
Carroll, a jewel roaster The label
was No. 2G
First prize for cake, Miss Pauline
Clay. one 11l6-S0S7 portable gas
lamp. The label was No. Z. Second
prize, waffle iron Miss Greta Nc
Kensey, the label being No. /. The
third prize OF jewel roaster, Miss
Nellie Campbell The label was No
/ 10.
The competition aroused much in
I ltIeht ana many persons visited the
Offices OF the company and inspected
the cooking. The judges were Mrs
W. ID. Bush, Mrs William Staniar
and Mrs. II. w. Whitaker. 1t re.
Quired much tasting and many COM
parisons before they could decide the
winners.
The cookery will remain on exhibi-
tion the remainder OF the week and
those who care TO see the things will
have an opportunity by visiting the
gas office. The prize winning pastry
and cake Will be placed on table
near the front windows.
A different set of judges will pass
on the merits Of the bread display
Thursday afternoon. Since both the
pastry and the cake were exhibited
yesterday there will be no display to.
day. Similar prizes will be given fol
Evening journal., 1914-05-06
CLAYTON SEEKS
JUSTICE OF PEACE.

CLAYTON. Del. May 6.-Clayton is
without a justice Of the peace. and
Governor Miller is being urged ia
appoint one. There is a rumor cur
rent that the appointment has been
held back because the Republican
leaders here can not agree upon a
man.
Evening journal., 1914-05-06

the bread display. rhe following
girls had cake on display yesterday
Nellie Campbell Elizabeth Frances
Coke, Elizabeth Taylor, Emma Helm
die, Helen Smith. Reita Wright, vers
Craig, Alice Vernon, Clara Lynch,
Lillian Ornstein, Joannette Mammele.
Lydia Cloward, Margaret Bradley,
Pauline Clay, Lulu Boyer, Marie
Paris, Greta McKensey. Ruth McCul-
lam, Mary Il. Dennison.
The pastry display, which was un-
der Miss McDaniels direction was
contributed by the following:
Marguerite Kleinstuber, Mildred
Jeanness, Margaret Groves, Marian
Kyle, Elizabeth Walker, Paula Wiser,
Irene Carroll, Mary Nichols, Jean
Beatson, Elizabeth Edgar. Estelle
Booth, Elizabeth Cook, Mary Peirce,
Mildred Denny, Katharine Kurtz,
Dora McIlvaine, Emma Ridings, Lii
lian Webster. Mary Williams, Anna
Milano, Alberta DeMaree, Hazel Cauf-
del Margaret Elliott, Helen Grit.
| fifth.