The Marshall republican. [volume], July 13, 1906, Image 5

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

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MARSHALL REPUBLICAN
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We are Certainly fiefsed
and we believe the people are pleased too from the way they responded to our
first Semi-Annual Clearance Sata Many of them were surprised at the unusual
values offered. Others who have been watching and. reading our advertisements
knew what to expect and we feel safe in saying none were disappointed.
7c Batiste Friday While they Last 3Jtc
Wo offer yon Friday while Uioy last onolot of about 25 pieccB Batiste Wo bought them
to retail at 7Jc a yard. Thoy come in light ground dots and ring dots. Also floral designs.
While they last Frl'iay ; , . ; .
3K Yard
10, 12, 15 and 20c Wash Goods, 7c
f
Friday we plnco all of these lota togothor Lawn, Batiste, Madras, Gingham, Mull, Honso
Organdies and Arnold 'a Taffetas all in oiio big lot
mm
Ik Yard
122, 15, 18, 20 and 25c Embroideries, 11c.
Wo still have a small, lot of theso and you would bo surprised to hear tho ladies eoimnont
on this lot "How can ho sell it so reasonable?" "Isn't it beautiful," olo. Your choice of
tho tntiro lino v ;
We have so many articles we are offering during our first SeiTli-Annual
Clearance Sale n ls impossible to mention all of them, If you haven't attended
this Sale you are doing yourself and your purse an injustice. Remember, every
item is just what we say it is.
What we
Advertise
we do.
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$tyty&fyfyfyfyfyfyfyty$lhcTB to preach there every
t i Sunday for awhile. I think next
rz ... . . .
Site
SLATER
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. D. Quisenbcrry
with their two little git la are mole
ing a visit to Mrs. Qulnenberry's
mother In Laplatn.
' Mrs. Jv G. Diirns is making an
extended visit to relatives and
friends in Ohio.
Mrs. K. G. WJbceler is siill at
Kansas City under treatment for
her ailments, Her hubhaud re
ceived letter from her last Satar
day that she is getting along quite
we,) I but will not return home' for
i sojic time yet.
Richard Hill's little boy of about
3 yens of age met with qnite an
unfortunataaud , fatal iiccidcnl, last
Thursday with a bottle of' carbolic
acid, resulting in the immediate
death of the chi!d. The children
we're playing with water in bottles
and oue child happened, to get hold
of a bottle of the acid and poured
the contents on the top and front
of tliis child's head; the liquid ran
down Id his eye, nose and mouth,
"and completely strangled the child
to death by inhalation,
Phil Tucker.made a trin to Han
n'bal, Mo., a few du ago to' visit
his father's family and old friends
ami former associates. He reports
a pleasant, vilt.- His father, al
though ndvanced In years, Is bale
. aud hearty aral still carrjicg on
merchant tailoring wjth vm
MV(i7t. u At a i.. r.
Sunday week is Bro. Reescs' day,
next is Dro. Givcns'.
Dr. Black of Marshall came
down and preached for the breth.
rea at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning nnd evening. Wc
understand he preached two very
able sermons.
Rev. Carlisle oi Fayette preached
two very interesting sermons last
Sunday nt the Methodist church.
R. P. Gwitm made a trip to
Katuas City last Sunday and re
turned the following Monday.
Mrs. D. C. Wilson of Audrain
county with her two little boys
came last Sunday to visit Elder
W. T, Henson, her brother, and
returned home last Wednesday.
The farmers ate quite busy
threshing their wheat aud hauling
it to market. Wheat is sild to be
of- a, good quality aud more in
quantity than was first expected,
Mrs. A. R. Griggsby of Kansas
City with her two daughters are
visiting J. A. Teter's family. Mr,
Griggsby came also last Sunday
and returned the following Mon
day. Mrs. John Teters is on a visit to
her former home iu Pilot Grove.
Mrs, J. A. Teters made her first
trip dowu town last Wednesday
morning since she fell aud hurt her
self some time ago. . .
tlt -" " tf WTHes6W-Wje a, .trip
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hi $W!
thtawii tckool-libiwc ntVa
GILLIAM
MisH Putsy Norvel lefj.
Sunday to pcVd a few weeks
in Kunang.
Mias Besiq Swiitey who
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hiw peep visiting relatives by
MLss .'Ellin Iiiiiil "8t)Qrifc A
TewtstdiiyMH In. Mtti'ua)r thik
days.
Miss Vincent Daniel is vis
iling relalives iu Sinter this
weelr.
Several of our citizens at
tended the , ball games in
Slater Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. W. U. Drown who
has been in Kentucky the
past few weeks returned home
Sunday. r
C.( II. O. Liem brock our
noted attorney spent Sunday
iu Kansas City.
Mrs. Moxiu and daughter.
Francis, are visiting friends
near iiiggmsvuie this weelc.
Ovilh Hill, son of Mr. aud
Mrs. S. U. Hill, died sudden
ly July 0, having got hold of
a bottle of earboliu acid, and
jetting same in his throat.
Funpral services were con
ducted by Key. F. R Norvel,
interment at Gilliam ceme
tery.
NELSON ' '
W. S. Jackson of Kansas CityIs
jipcudiug a few days in Camp
Jackson.
Rev. J. II, Dew, of Liberty,
stale evangelist, is assisting otic
pastor. Rev. Icc Wood, iu a scries
of meetings at the Baptist cburchi
Rev, Dew is preaching roue ex
cellent sermons aud his afternoon
Bible readings arc very instructive
aud helpful.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J, Mcuse, of
Washington, Mo., are.visititjg the'
parents ol the latter( Mr. and Mrs:
Louis Richardson, K i
' Whcat' tWshihgiMhc orirdr'br
lirNVcil ouf.pkewfhei thl.V
,ade an arijageiSf: busb
-'T'"Ur. VmlaVlu'riii'il fmu.' C.
and Mrs. Willis McKlnney.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Blakely
returned to K uisas City Bun-
day where they will inaue
Clieir future liome.
Mrs. V. A. Doty nnd son
Ivan of Enid, OUlalioiuh,
came in the Fourth of July, lo
visit her parents, D. M.
Harris and wife. Charles
Harris accompanied her from
Kansas City and returned
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Ucager
of 141 m wood were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Forbes
(ast Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cole,
Mrs. Mollie Harrison, Mr.
Jim Ilatris, and children,
John Fordham, aud Miss
Nannie Lemon were Sunday
guests of D. M. Harris and
family.
Miss Iluth McKinney who
has been sick for the last
week with toncilitis, is im
proving slowly.
Miss Lizzie Aulgur of Sweet
Springs mid Mi's. William
Aulgur of Kansas City were
the guests of I). Lemons aud
family last week.
K. W. Tuepker and family,
Mr. iuhLMis. August liolhe
and Miss Me tn Holke, all of
ttluclchui'ii, spent Susday at
loruoiiii wiin i). m. Harris
and familv.
Mrs. J. II, Fni'dhnni and
niece, Mayine MiMitlcy, Mrs.
Anna Larue and Mrs. Caro
line Wilcox were shopping iu
Blackburn TueRdav eveniuii
Mrs. Doty and sou J van
Charles Harris wore visitors
of D. Ia'iiioii aud family Tues
day nighl.
Slator Suburban Homos
Wu have several very tie
siral)le humus in the suburbs
of Slater that can be bough
Wheat threshing Is the otdci of at a siktiIIco, ranging from
the day. 2 ut 5 acres, nicely improved
Dou Price uul wife, of Glargow, A lilress, for furthtir purlieu
were in our midst Saturday. liars, S.dtwlislaii Real EsUiU
Henry Kcttlcr holds the record Agency, Slater, Mo. (8-K1
SALINE VALLEY
for raining wheut so fui; he bail
15 ncrcH from which he threshed a
little over 1700 bushels.
Daniel Shafcr, one of old sub
fitantiiil farmeis, went to Gilliam
after supplies for the thrcuhcruicu
U'st Saturday.
Dr. Tamcs aud Otto Cramer of
Little Rock were in our berg Fri
day1 iiight.
)!() Discount on all clutliing
at New York Hachel.
Head Ache
C M.1 O
It io, it will interest you to ;
know that it can be stonnea
with Df. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills;
and without any bad after
effects, and this without dan
ger of forming a drug habit or
having your stomach disar
ranged. They positively con
tain no opium, morphine, co
caine, chloral, ether or chloro
form in any form. Dr. Miles'
Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain,
and Iravc only a sense of relief.
The reason for this is explained
by the fact that headache comes
from tired, irritable, turbulent,
over-taxed brain nerves. Ar,!
Pain Pills soothe and strength
en these nerves, thus removing
the cause. They are harmless
when taken as directed.
"W ufi Ir. Mil' Atill-rmln Dtli
for t cur nt lieidch. mttA w
think Hint tlicr Is nothing thnt will
wiunl thiii. Tlijr will ctir tlm
twirrctit ntll ff nrvnim or nick
lirurtftrtio in n vry few mlntttr. I
Mtn of iKrvmm lnitwriimiit. nl
occanlnimlly hvi plln whrn tnr
tiTVM ncmi In l coinpletfly cilmuat
nt, nil I Irftnblf no t inn fcrclr
ronUIn tnyKfir. At tliml tlnifi I !
vrnyn Uk tlm Autl-t'Mln PIIIk. and
thiy nult in rlnlit wy, it In r
mrknli wlmt poothlng effect they
Im iifxvi th nrvt."
MRS. F. E. KARL. Dftrolt. Midi.
Dr. MIIm' Antl.rln Pill r told by
your rfrugglit. who will quirnte that
tin frit paeKto will btntflt. If It
ftllt, ht will return your money.
IJ ilotei, 23 eentt. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
from Miami but are told that
theiv was a rousing big meet-
ting Saturday at Miami and
that P. G. Sullivan was elect
ed township committeeman;
Clarent'n Nichols was uoitiiu
atftl for (.'oiislable, and W. A.
S. 1 1 viand for justice of tho
peace.
Miami, Salt Fork, Gnind
Pass and Eliuwood townships
have not reported.
County AssosBor Waylaid.
J.W.CouIut, of Utile, H. j).,Aie
or ot Bunluy County. riUl fttl
limine! "I th;i liy iomill
eulloii tit lliioul ami lun troublu.
Iirtitioliltltf, Hallim anil IvrrUtlo
etinul'i nlilcli liuil iiffirtid tno fur
yrur, tIkii I rav f rrfti atlctl ht try
llr. ICIu::'.t Nutr lllcovni.r. Hflltf
iiHiim uIiiiimI liiiinrlully. ami In
hImiii tliumt ici iiiaunuluuro rciulti'il.
Nt titlmr nifilleliio euinpitres with
n rtiro tnl ulck cure for couctm
nii'l t'liMf. H tutrix aflrr nil oilier
riMtiedlrn Iibvo lulled. Hfery vtiUlo
Ciiarittitreil at l. II. 1'raaklln drug
wluifl. I'rlco only W.SJ.
Republican Township Convention
Continued from fl rot puu'c
AltttUW HOCK
The Kenublieans of Arrow
Jumbo and Pride of
Saline Flour $2.10 per
100 pounds at New York
Racket.
Mrs. Spriter was so unfortunate Saturday, July 7th. The
ns to have a hor.se cut in the wire meeting was called to order
cue day last week, but It did not hv L. C. Shackelford. .1. K.
prove to be serious. , Barron was chosen secretary.
vessc IIctiMck and Ills clerk, I' pi L. (J. Hhacuelforil was re-
Cibioti, of Rlvcrview vicinity, t0lcetutl lownship commitleu
were hauliuK brldj-e lumber from T1U following delegates
Glgcrts mill one day Ihst week, soli-ftotl to incut at Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Neff ncicl jmii .vjii, t.e uouuty coliven
k . t tee I
viewing1 tne town oi, many inns i , - .
. .. i. '
one uay insi weet.. .r Fowt,P
Misi Rosa Gicer relumed home Y W Wlutlinolur
Vrtnv nfler an
- j
Found the Watch
M. IS. Tribble, of near tho
Koclc township met at NeUon; college, last week fouutl u
watch west, til uiwii. no in
set led an adv. iu the licpuh-
vipw mmmwiuwi , mmjm ifiriiur'uvwMvw. luri.iuHRh MUHt uqc:rmmu
friends in Gillinm.
Mrs. Snrcilzer hnd business in
Gilliam Monday.
Miss Josephine Sptcitzcr return-
cd'Monday from UiUinni after a
week's visit .with her friend, Miss
SbetJja Wells,
t
Ctorcc K. Duncan, ol Ouk
Ridgt, is .haHlinr; corn from Cv
Gronemeii7 which he bought
recently.
l
t HE HOME
rMjss UottieA Alleu Is very
low ut this SvrirHng, .
JarniteBeagiji: ,yt
ISlmxyotHlKVaH VSixj guest tf
tiq .0bsea 'Hur risVit' last Fr i-
ireslnng is ,tbe;6vde.r of
C H Hooper
W 1 Wlllielm
W P. Shocktiirord
IIheuu Goodloo
W S Taylor
li Amiberi y
L. 0. Shachelford was en
dorsed for chairman of euu
trul tointnitlecv .1. li. Harrou
was endorsed for recorder of
deeds,
MIAMI
Wo have received no report
I
ieau aud Democrat-News.
Saturday .1. A. Weaver, of
Shackelford, eauiu iu to claim
the watch. Ilu says he heard
ot tho walch th rough this
paper, although he lakes tlm
other. Owing lo a boast made.
in a similar case hist week by
thu other paper, wo lire pleas
ed to show what we can do
when given a chance. Mr.
Tribble deserves a complU
tueiit for his honesty iu seu-
ing the watch restured to itaj
owner.
Ladles' bnire warn
$1.00 kind only 47o aVj
New York Racket. i
Special Low Rate
Colorado Excursion-
For Round Trip V(a
Chicago & Alton Ry.
tRvwlW'mu a BpwifcjSkourslim tmtii,
iuut.nl tiioetluK oI' KIHb atul will ihbHuvwji
Thu Oktv; A.
Mi.f.iuiiit. nf tlm uimniil 'iiuwtliiir
eial oxtiurslou yatoalto euvr audi ,oHer; Cblqrmlo jpoliii