The Marshall republican. [volume], December 16, 1904, Image 6

About The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914

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Friday, Pfcembor 16, ltOl. V MARSHALL WEPUlLtCAN
l If aVJ- r . ,oro n few days
NIT
ounb 9les
' SALT SPRJNQS
J. 1. Fulkcrson was oil the
market in Kansas City with
hogs Friday.
Mr. uml Mrs. J. C. Bran
don und daughter Miss May,
oF Marshall wore visitors at
their farm Thursday.
Winter bus como again.
Lewis and John W. Brown
visited in Marshall Friday
and attended the lecture
given by the M. V. C. They
were accompanied homo by
Iheir Mister, who remaiued
over Sunday.
Rev. Bolton of MarHliall,
visited Mr. ami Mrs. II. E,
Uingley Saturday.
Mrs. I). Taylor and Mrs.
J. Stvlnncy of Mt. Leonard,
were callers liere Thursday
Mrs. H. Moroni, who was
ill for ti few days, is reKrtcd
belter.
Claude Alcxitnder visited
his parents hi Slater over
Sunday.
Mrs. A. II. Orr, mid Mrs
C. Brown, were the guests o
Miss Mamie Smith of Him
wood Thursday.
;Mr. Wm. Wood, who has
sold his farm south of he
will move to Kansas City
the near future.
Leverctto Rnnshcrgor
spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. T. A. MeLennou
Hlgglnsville.
Chas. Brown ami S. 1 1. Soar
borough shipped a ear load of
hogs from Malta Bend
Kunsus City Tuesday.
of
WINQATE3 lVTSlFOA3SrTI3LiE3 GO.
You will save enough money, by trading at this
store, to make sure that your Christmas Turkey,
Oysters and Candy will cost absolutely nothing.
SALINE VALLEY
A nice snow fell here Sun
day. Only not enough fell It
make sleigh-riding good.
Mr. Davidson of near Little
Uoek, was in our midst last
Saturday.
Ben Larmnu, Eddie Sprclt
Mr, Henry OlendorlT, Fran
I'ieper, Frank, Joe and Tony
Kruse, were doing Glasgow,
last Thursday.
J. F. Rigor was the guest
of a friend in Glasgow last
Sunday.
Mrs. C. Olendorfl' was trad
iug in Little Rode last Satur
day. Quite u number of our
farmers were in Glasgow on
business last Monday.
Prof. R. D. Johnson and
Martin Giger made a Hying
trip to Glasgow lastSaturday.
Our mail carrier I). B. Huff
now makes his rounds with a
brand new buggy.
Col. Joe Auur, of near Sla
tor, was navigating over this
vicinity looking for live stock,
P. J. kcssler, our enter
prising farm and stockman,
brought over u uico bunch of
cattle from Howard Co. last
Monday.
George Giger and Frank
Johnson were iu Little Rock
last Wednesday evening.
Clins, B. Duncan and G. G.
Hariugof Oak Ridge, passed
through here enroute to Gins
gow lust Saturday.
Geo. R. Duncan of Oak
Ridge, wus In tuts locality
Inst Sunday.
Several of our Hunters nro
uiakinir war on cotton-tails
this week.
W. N. Dille, of Oak Ridge,
passed through here enrouto
to Glasgow last Monday.
GIVEN AWAY
50 Prizes Worth
$100.00.
When jour total pur
chases bate amounted to
Fife Dolltn, w give jou
numbered ticket Riving
jou a chaoce to drsw one
of the aboeo mentioned
pramlumi.
Thousands of Sensible. Ap
propriate and Acceptable
Christmas Presents!
Tho kind giving satisfaction and pleawuro alike to both the
giver nnd recipient.
Free!
with eierr It 00 purchase,
a koj to unlock tbo box ot
money we arc giving away
to one ot our customers
December Stat.
Men's Wearables.
Suite, $jo to $3 98
Overcoats, 1 16 to ... 348
Pants, to to 4S
Rata, ti to ., .. 19
Caps, 98c to ... 35
Gloves or rultts, 1.48 to ,04
Dies Skirts, 98 to 35
Mufflers, $1.48 to 35
Silk Neckties, f.49 to .to
Djck Coat, $3,98 to 75
Overalls and Jumpers, 98: to 35
Work Shirt, 50c to 35
Underwear, 98c to rj
Suipendeis, 48c to .. .10
Belts, .soi to 10
Men's Sateen Shltti, tl 50 to 49
Cuff Dottons 49c to to
Tie Pins & Collar Bolton. $.33 to .05
Gold Kings, j 00 to 35
LeRRlns, 75c to 35
Kir Muffs and Wristlets, each .10
Socks, $.35 to os
Hankerchlefs, $ 50 to 05
Linen and Robber Collars, $ 30 to .10
Men's Sweaters, Ir.jo to 49
Men's Overthlrts, $1.50 to 49
Women's Goods.
Dress Goods, yd. 98c to 04
Underwear, (1.00 to 35
Hoe, 75 to , .in
Cloaks, $14 98 to 1.49
Skirts, $7 48 to 1.49
Huts, to 98 to . 75
Paiciostors, $ 49 to 35
Fancy Stick Collars, 5.50 to 35
Silk Neckties, $ 49 to iu
Shopping Hags, $1.35 to 35
Hair Ornaments, $.3510 .10
Gold Rings, ti to .35
Waists Sets 23
lireait Pins, $ 35 to to
Hat Pins, 35c to oj
Hair Pins, doi $ 35 to to
Olnvrs or Mitts, (.98 to 35
Petticoats, It, 35 to ,. 49
Belts, t 49 to 35
this week. At ' the Mima
time ho was looking for a
locution for u uews paper
plant.
The lecture delivered by
Frank MeLnre Chaffee Tucs-
day was well attended. It was
indeed 11 rate trait.
A revival meeting will Ik.-
gin here at the M. K. Chinch
the first Sunday in .Innuury.
term
Toilet Goods, i to "5
Handkerchiefs, 35c to . .0)
Purses, 35c to , ... , .,0
Combs, 35c to - .S
Easel Mirror.
Other House-Keeping Supplies and Gift Suggestions:
Kvertyhing on our 5 and 10 cent
couLters 5 to loc
Candy absolutely pure, Hi. 35 to toe
Minxes' and Buy's Leggins 59 to 49:
Stocking Cap 49: to 10c
Medalion Pictures in gilt frame.aj to 10c
Spachtel Dtesser Scarfs and
Stand Covers 98c to 35c
Dollies 3jc to 5c
Children's Closks $6.98 to (11.49
Bnv's Suit (9.98 to $1.35
Boy's Overcoats 1495101.35
Bay's short Pauls 99c to 35;
Bed Quilts $1.98 to (1 35
I,tcc Curtains, pair (5.50 to 50c
Tble Linen, ........... 75c to 30c
Napkins, set $ 1.50 to 50c
TowcN, each, 50 to 5c
Dress Suit Csse 4.98 to 98c
Ribbons, yd., 40c to ic
Men's gold filled Watch Chslns 98c
Sofa Pillow Tops 35c to 10c
Embroideries and Laces endless varie
ty to suit every taste and purse.
Domestics, Flannels, Outing, Ticking,
Batting, Shirting, etc.
Trunks $6,75 to $1.75
Umbrellas 14510500
Shoes, Overshoes, Felt Boots.
Wo have always said that "Star Brand Shoes arn Bettor" ntid now wo can
prove it. The most expert tdioo inuu of the WUOLK WORLD were appointed 011
thu jury of award at the SAINT LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR and after tho most
careful and exhaustive tests AWARDED HIGHEST HONORS to STAR BRAND
SHOES.
Wu sell this brand of Shoes Imcnuco wo have long been convinced that they
are better than any other kind on account of their style, beauty, perfection of fit
and wonderful wearing qualities, and are very much pleased to know that our
Judgment has been verified by the highest authority in thu world.
Wu therefore take great pleasure in inviting you to visit bur store and Inspect
a complete Hue of these Shoos for Men, Women and Children. Those of you who
attended thu World's Fair and saw thuiii manufactured know they are honestly
constructed and made of thu best' leather money can buy. Wear one pair of these shoes and you will know that'
"STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER."
Misses Dress Shoes (1.9S to 98c
Children Shoes $t 65 to 48c
Ladies Overshoes 98c 10 75c
Ladies first class Rubbtrs 50c
Ladles Pelt lined Shoes $1.73 10 $1.35
1
Men's Dress Shoes $5 48 In... $1,35
Men's Plow Shoes 98c
Boys Shoes $1.98 to. 98c
Men's Overshoes t 75 to 98c
Men's Felt Boots $3 98 to 1 98
Men's Warm Felt lined Shoes, ., J.4B
Infants' Shoes 98c to 19c
Ladles Dress Shors 13.98 to 98c
Our Shoes possess all tho excellent qualities of high-grade Footwear. Stylish in appearance, ser
viceable and comfortable iu wearing, jierfect iu fit and workmanship, reasonable. iu price, giving tho buyer the
best shoe value obtainable.
This store is HEADQUARTERS for PURE CHRISTMAS CANDY CHEAP.
Our High Qualities nnd Low PRICKS should induce you to buy your Holiday Gifts nt this store,
store that sells tho Best Goods, Gives yon Best and Most for the Money, Always Sells at the Lowest Prices.
The Popular
Low Price
Store.
Wingate Mercantile Co.
One Lowest
Price to All.
J. A. Cravens life insurance
agent for the Minnesota Mu
till Life Insurance Co. had
business in this vicinity last
Saturduy.
Ben Sarmati, John mid Ro
sa Giger, were the quests of
friends 011 Oak Ridge last
Wednesday night.
Henry Thornton of Ltttlo
Rock, was iu this vicinity
Tuesduy.
Miss Fannie Deore, of Oak
Ridge, spent Sunday with
friends in this vicinity.
Only 12 days till Christmas
from this writing.
C0LLE0E NOTES
The Inter-Society Debate
next week by present arrange
ments will be: Ilnuxoniuu
Wednesday night, Pearson-lan-Balrdean,
Thursday night.
Everyone come.
News has been received
that Mr. McCorklo's mother
is better and that there are
hopes for her recovery.
Maurlno Finnell has been
out of seluxil for several days,
being held at homo by an
attack of lu-grlppe.
The guide cards for the
fall quarter wero given out
Wednesday.
Did you hear Mr. Kemp?
If not be sure that you hear
Dr. .Herbert L. Wlllet, who
will bo here Jan. 7, 190."). Be
gin the new year right by
hearing him.
GILLIAM
Dlvld Burton was seen in
our burg lust week.
II. C. Dies tranaeted busi
ness iu Kansas City Monday.
Mr. Loimbroek of Alma,
Mo., father of our attorney
COUNTY COURT
Novemlwr tuljourued
December oth. 1004.
Court convened pursuant
to adjournment. ftlemners
present Hons. J. T. Stouirer,
R. W. Iliekmau and It. v.
Hutitm Judges; R. E. L. Smith
Clerk;and H.T. Ham, Sheriff.
Commission issued to
John Wilson, County Treas.
urer-eleet.
Ordered that commissioner
build stone or concrete cul
vert 011 road through 1M-51-'M
J. A. Walker, collector, Hies
monthly roport of collections
for Nov. 1001.
Ordered that warrants be
issued tot lit.' jitdgcHiiud clerks
ot election, 1001, iu tho sum
of $1.."0, each.
Certificate of physical dis
ability of John G. Young
presented and approved by
the court.
Dramshop license granted
F. E. Skinner Slater, Mo.
for 0 months.
Dramshop licciwo grunted
Weber & Berg, Marshall Mo.
for six mouths.
Dramshop license granted
L. A. Strauss, Gilliam, Mo.,
for six months.
Dramshop license granted
Dooloy & LoomtK, Marshall,
Mo. for six mouths.
Petit jury drawn for Jan-
uarv term ot uirciill Uourt,
100.), as follows:
Arrow Rock township Ed
Fcnwlek, T. E. Hogge.
Black water, township
lltiftis Clark Jr., Joseph
Marshall.
Cambridge township S. A.
Saltcustull. Alfred Keith,
and James Jeter.
Clay township E. V.
Davidson, Lester Brown.
Elm wood ton ushlp M Ike
Moore, A. II. Orr.
Grand Pass township J,
Q. Jones, A. L. Webb.
Libertv township-G. T.
Rietl, T. X. Barnes.
Miami township George
Cunningham, Job A. Hatina.
Marshall township
Davis, Aubrey Conway, Thus.
Carpenter.
Salt Pond township L.
Grottier, Jno. If. McGuire.
Salt Fork township Thos.
Gttuios, Phillip Smith,
Miscellaneous accounts are
presented, approved and
warreiit.sis.sued for same.
1). T. Sydenstrikor npHlut
ed justice ot the peace for
Cambridge township.
Iu the matter of petition
of Henry Kchlue el ul for
Canipell of a public road: It uppeurlng
that damages claimed have
been compromised, former
The
hore, wus visiting here last
week.
C. C, and John
Slater were transacting busi
ness hero Monday.
Miss Sallle Lee is clerking 'der appointing voiiunissloii-
in Dnnlaps.plmrmuev durliiL' u,'h rescinded nnd Ed, Schlii"
the holiday weeks, appointed to open said road
Miss Pats v N'nrv..ii vi.,. nut! put .sumo in trood tntvel-
is teaching school near Avers '''-' ""dition ut the expense
necoinp'auied bv Sadie Jeter. 01 l'.'lttlouorH& commission-
F I
were the gueMs of J. W
Rlelnuaii and family Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. 11 ml Mr. Keys of
Mexico Mo. were visiting
er is directed to build bridge
on salt! road.
Ordered that drumsiiop
liceuso be grunted Charles
Spring to keep tulrutushop at