The Marshall republican. [volume], December 09, 1904, Image 1

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MARSHALL REPUBLICAN.
Vol. XIII. '
MARSHALL, SALINE COUNTY, MISSOURI DECEMBER 9, 1904.
No. 48.
REPORT OP THE CONDITION
OK TUB
Wood & Huston Bank,
Marshall. Missouri.
At the Close of Business. November 50. 1904.
RESOURCES:
l.o.i :inJ Discount 5663,31-1 17
Overdrafts 48 71
IbniUat I'reiciit Cull MjiKet Vjlue 40,981 "2
H.inklni; House and Lot 5.00CI 00
Other lU-al INUte 5,000 OH
Due from Oilier Hank .. 200,42o 77
Ch In Vault ....!.,.;. 42,958 .W
$957,732 39
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock lilJ In y $100,009 CO
Surplus Fund 100.000 00
Undivided Profits 23,18 77
)?poMts Subject to Check 603,346 J8
Time Deposits 131,201 21
J957.732 39
The above statement Is correct.
J. P. HUSTON, Cashier.
Shot In th Eyt
Dick Sanders, r Mului
Bond, was shot In the eye
Sunday l).v Pete Kyle while in
"scrap" Willi lilm. Ho will
lose the eye, wo are told.
Both arc colored.
County Committee Meeting
Then' will Iku meeting of
I In; Republican Central
Committoo Saturday Dee.
17tli. 1904, ut 1 p. in. in
K. K. Barnum's oMee over
Trigg & Fishcr'sDiug Store.
A full attendance is desired.
OFFICIAL CONDENSED STATEMENT
Of Till'. k
Farmers Savings Bank,
Marshall, Missouri,
At lite Close of Business, November 50, 1904.
RESOURCES:
Loans and DIseouutfl $414,544 05
OrordnUtH ..: 1251 18
Hnnk Building '20,000 00
Cush aud Sight Exchange 141,795 57
1570,500 80
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock $100,000 00
Surplus 20,000 00
Undivided Profit 7,471 02
Deposits 449.119 7!l
S57G,5'J0 SO
Tho abnvti statement Is correct.
T. W. LACY, Cnshler.
On a Strik
I'ho Saline Coiinly Tele-
jihono Oi.'s force of live lady
operators (.Missed haute
Payne, Nellie hhrnmnn,
Miimie .Brantllckor, Olho
Liggett and Jessie Flynn)
went on u Hliike Monday
morning. 'I'll'-' company Mio-
t-oeded in filling their plneeH
proinilly, o 1lii strike is off.
Special Holiday Rate Via Mo.
rac. kv
Tins Mo. Pne. Hy. will sell
round trip tickets on account
of Christmas nnd New Yoar'a
holidays for one fair pins .Vte
except when one mid one third
regular lair makes a lower
rate. Tickets are m ixi on
Mile Doe. 24lh, 2."t!i, and .'list
1904 and .Jan. 1st, 1905,
Good to return on or lwfore
Jan. 4lh 1905. Tickets sold
to all polntHon Mo. P.m. Hy.
system.
J. C. I nrrell.
Agent.
DEATHS.
JAM hi) V. OWH.NS.
Wo regret to announce the
death of .las. Owens, of Wan-,
amaker, whodied ofeonsiimp
tionon Saturday, Dec. '2d, at
the age of 49 years. He had
lieen in poor health for years.
Ho, was one of Saline's host
citizens, pnhliu spirited and
enterprising, and wo extend
our heart felt sympathy to
the son owing ones.
The infant child of Mr. ami
Mrs. Win. Heeler, of near
Gilliam, died Tuesday Nov.
29th.
MAIMUKKT MONTCHMI'.ltV
who was last -week adjudged
insane by the Saline comity
court, and sent to the asylum
at Nevada, died at that place
Saturday, nged 28 years,
HerreniKins wore Itn'rled in
tho Cemetery atNaptou Tucs
day after sei,vieeslc.ond noted
by Elder B. T. Wharton of
this oily.
I.OUIS WKIIKIt,
an old and respected citizen
residing several miles, east
of Marshall, died suddenly
Monday forenoon of heart
failure. Ho was (18 years old
Ho leaves u wife and eight
children .is follows: Mcsduin
es Stephen Keehart, Ed Koo
hart., Lottie Rcppcnhngcu,
L. .1. Basse, of this county
Mrs. Joe Stcinmntiior Leaven
worth, Kansns, Jacob, Georgo
anil Adolph Weber, of Mar
slmll.
George Weber, of Weber &
Berg, is a brother of the de
ceased.
Mr. Webor eaine hero from
Germany with his family
about 25 years ago and he
has not only made a good
citizen (nit bus been much
liked as aiu'iglilxir and friend.
Ills funeral took place from
tho residence Wednesday
afternoon, after which the
remains were laid to rest in
Ridge Park cemetery.
PINK I.1NOSKV,
one of Mnrshilll's oldest resi
dents, died at his homo near
thoC. & A. Depot. Tuesday
after a lingering illness, aged
about 80 years. JIls remains
were hurled in Mt. Olivocem
etary WedncHilav. Wo ex
tend sy m pathy to the bereaved
wife aud family.
Oats $20,000 Damages
Pat Markey, a former en
L'ineer on the C. & A., who re
sides at Slater, bus given
judgment for $20,000 for In
juries received by the oxplos
on of bis engine boiler about
four years ngo. He was gi
veil a judgment for $.'15,000 by
the lower court, but the bu
preuie Court would not stand
for that large nin.mnt the
largest recorded; as it stands,
it is a very large sum. M
Markey Is badly crippled and
almost helpless.
Excel All
Mrs. A. P. Bishop, of this
city, desires us to call tho
public's attention to the
"Crown Encyclopedia," as
sho believes it ought to be in
eifery home. Last August
she wrote the following letter
to the publishers, which ex
plains Its merits more fully.
Marshall Mo., Aug. 2, 1904.
Christian Herald,
Bible House, New York.
Gentlemen: The Christian
Herald, coming to my mother,
Mrs. A. M. Peel, has been it
weekly visitor to our home
for many years, hwl Christ
mas we secured the Crown
'ittucyclopcidu, ami, while we
have in oul librury six others
sets, and nine them all for
their special merits, your
"Crown" crowns them nil in
conciseness, up-to-dateness, J
convenient, size, ami, most, mi
MrUint of all to me, tho com
plete Gnzetleer in tho llfth
volutnn. The public needs a
new work of this kind every
few years, hut how you have
contrived to get It within the
reach of all (two dollars) is a
problem I am unable to solve.
The Crown Encyclopedia
should Ims in every school ami
home. 1 keep mine (my live
silent teachers) in my writing
desk, where they servo me
conveniently, ipilekly, and as
fully us limited time will ill
low, every day. Lot mo thank
TheClirlstian Herald for milk
ing their ikmscshIou Hssible.
Mrs. Alice Peet Bishop.
Dangerously Shot
Laura Logan, col., of New
Frankfort, was shot and dan
gerously wounded during it
row in tljat. place among tho
colored folks, who were cole
bruting Thanksgiving Day.
Dramatic Entertainment
On December 19th, the
young ladles St. Saviors Acad
emy, will given dramatic, and
musical entertainment.
An admission ticket will eu
line mo uoiuer to chance on
n handsome burnt leather pit
low.
On tho two following nights
20th aud 21st, a Bazaar will
lie held in same hall.
m
sure i
OPENING
OF FINE CHIN AWARE
FOR TnE HOLIDAYS.
You will boo Him fluent
nrrny of
AMERICAN CUT GLASS
in the city nttblMHtore, and
at the lowest prices. Ever
ytbing Is marked in plain
figured. New goods have
arrived nnd are now on
Halo. Come down town
and nee the magnificent
VINDOV DISPLAY.
It will pay you to, buy now
for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
We will store your pur
chnxert tint 11. you need them.
F. W. Miles.
Reading's a Pleasure
when it Involve) no strain on the eyes
a potdtlve iialu when it does. If
your eyesight is naturally bad, or has become so,
come In and let ub examine your eyee free of cost to
you. If there's any eye-glass remedy known, we
can supply It promptly, intelligently, accurately,
(-:
and our charges are anything but excessive.
! W. A. VAWTER, Optician,
With J. S. Kelley, Jeweler, West Sido Square.
i
Knights of the Maccabees
Marshall Tent No. 2.
RcnrLof the committee on
Resolutions concerning the
Death of the Hon. James Coon-
ey.
Whereas. God, In His infi
nite wisdom, has deemed It
proper to remove from our
ranks our friend and brother,
Hon. James Coouey, therefore
he it
Resolved, that in his death
his familv, friends, and the
public, have MilTered a great
and Irreparable loss,
Resolved that we recoglzed
in the lion, .lames Cooncy, a
man of sterling honesty and
Integrity, a public benefactor,
in iiceomplished scholar, a
gifted lawyer anil able stale-
man, who held the confidence
of the people ami ever served
his country with credit Ut his
constituents and with that
honesty of purpose that id
ways characterized bis public
ami private life. Be it fur
thcr.
Resolved, that In his death
this Order has lost a zealous
worker nnd a brother who re
Heeled onlv credit and honor
to his Order, mid,
Resolved that the slncerest
sympathies of this Order la
extended to his Widow, nnd
that a copy of these resold
lotions lie given to each of tin
newspapers published in
Marshall, Mo., for publica
tion. II. B. Donohoe,
O. W. Heskett,
J. C. Bartlett,
Committee.
John Bogff Elected.
The greatest surprise of
the recent election was the
election of John BoggK, of
Clay township, to the ofllce of
justice of the peace on the
.Republican ticket. Mr.
Boggs' district usually goes
Democratic 3 to 1, and it Is
therefore the more remark
able that lie was successful.
The vote wac: Boggs, 112:
Ed. Davidson, Dem.. SW. Mr.
Boggs was the only candidate
on the Saline county ticket
who made a thorough can
vass of his territory. The
result shows that it pays to
work, and it also Hpeaks well
for Mr. Boggs as Ixing a
(Kipular man. The fact that
he was practically elected by
Democrats ami that in one of
the strongest sections of the
county, makes us take oil' our
hat to these independent
voters. May they (.-0111111110
to think and actus they please.
Three cheers and a tiger for
John Boggs mid the Cay
township voters!
$300 Damages Awarded
In the case of Daniel Car
roll vs. City of Marshall , tried
at Fayette last week, Carroll
received judgment for $.'100.
He claimed the city damaged
his property on South Odell,
by tho long embankment
placed before samo, which
was dono w hllo the Htreet was
being macademlzed.
Nooeirvlne
David None and Miss Dora
V. Irvino were married
Tuesday eveningatthohrido'i
homo 011 South JelVorson,
Rov. J. E. Abbott perform
ing the ceremony.
The young couplo received
an unusual number of
handsome and useful wed
ding presents.
Mr. Nooo is with Terrell
Bros. & DeGarmo and is one
of Marshall's entcrprisinir
young men, while tho bride
is one of Marshall most
clmrmingyoungladles. They
have gone to housekeeglng
iu a newly furnished coltago
on West Morgan.
Low Rates to St. Louis.
Tb Md. Pm. Rj. will tell round
trip llckeu to St. I-ouli, Mo, for IJ.00
dally during Ocioiwp and Not. ticket!
good one neeic from a at or !.
J. O. Farrell Agaot
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CREAM
BAKING POWDER
makes home baking easy. Nothing
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biscuit, hot-breads, muffins, cake and
pastry.
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