The Marshall republican. [volume], December 14, 1906, Image 1

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

Image provided by: State Historical Society of Missouri; Columbia, MO

                
Jlfrn- - if,
In
MARSHALL REPUBLICAN.
Vox,. XV.
MARSHALL, SALINE COUNTY, MISSOURI DECEMBER 14, 1000.
No. 47
I NEWTON &. LEONARD.
Abstracters, Real EslatcLoaii and Insurance Agents
tSSSStMARSHALL, M0.33S2
Southern Texas.
The Secretary' of Agriculture, James Wilson, mem
ber of President Roosevelt's cabinet, snysof tins gmit
country: ' "Tho coast country Is immense. That ex
presses Ii In n word. It is simply immense. Within
un hour's ride you hive thousands of acres of the finest
land in the world; land that will raise anything unset
tled, unused, at SIG per acre. I have never encounter
ed stloh a condition .inywhere else. I think that it is
one of the lluest countries in tlio world. If 1 were a
young man 1 would pack my grip and go to Texas. The
conditions and prospects are such that I could n't air. ird
to remain away."
We invito you to join our excursion on December
18th, and with many of your friends from Saline and
adjoining counties' seo with your own eyes this beauti
fill, healthful and mngninceut farming country, where
the climate, the deep rich soil, the annual rainfall and
product of the laud truly make it the farmers' paradise.
Railroad rates to any 'point in Texas $20 for the
round trip.'
Write or come to hog us and lot us talk the matter
nver together. It Is to your Interest us well as ours
Mint vou do this. NEWTON & LEONARD.
moved with dilliculty and ho
is about well again.
E.J. 'Covey Photographer
is giving JLG stamp pictures
With a dozen $3.00 cabinet
photos aud 16 stamp pictures
and 0 Japanese wood post
cards with one dozen $5.00
cabinet photos. Call early
RIVER VIEW
Georgo Thornton passed
through horu cu route to GIN
Ham Monday.
D. D. Davidson was trading
in Slater Monday.
Dr. Sharp has gone to Nel
son to make It his home, we
cssion of Ills new homo that
he purchased of Mr. Robin
son. Elder W. T. llenson's lect
nro on "Strange people" last
Tuesday evening at the
Christian Church was well at
tended aud attentively listen
DEATHS
Ben Thorp
an old citizen aged 80 years,
and for some time an i amnio
of the poor farm died on the
road between the poor farm
and Marshall, on Saturday
morning.
J. A. Duvall
of Huntsvlllc, died on Dec.
10 at tho old ago or 7 years,
ufter a llngei ing Illness. He
was the fni her of E. L. Du
vall of this place.
Mrs. Geo. 1-Teff
died at her homo in Little
Rock last Thursday at an ad
vanced .uu. A sisicr, Mutil
da McClaln, and brother,
Elijah McClaln, survive.
Mrs. Theresa Hillobrand
died on Saturday, Dec. 8, 100(1.
She was horn in Hversborg,
Prussia, August 22, 1H22, and
emigrated to the United
States in 2850 aud to Saline
. count v In 1800. Sho is sur
vived bv four children. Joseph
and Richard Hlllcbnind, both
of Beloit, Kansas, Mrs. F. M.
Helnzlor, of Gilliam, and Mrs.
Chris Markes. of near Crotch-
or. Also lias one brother,
Charles Pittmun. Sr., aud one
sister, Mrs. 1 rederlca Meeh
ede. who survive hbr.
The deceased died at the
home of her dauirhter, Mrs.
Chriti Markes.
ed for. The following Sun
day will hi MiiMinic day.,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Jotin Oliouor Mliiml
MukhIo Mull Marshall
Floyd Corr BlaUr
KIlo Oooptr Dalton
Geo, K. BtounVr Nuptori
Pearl M Ulurk Wood -on
idg , wa iieie
wuh mend Sunday.
H-rir, Bieruuum has re
ceiiity hi ild his farm to Ilarry
OIIII-OII.
Wm. Ii. VuwIiip Muralinll
Kmlly D, Mack- Mnrahall ix"" worKHiR linrilnnil wo nro Hiiro
(ho ronlcrtl will Imn clow ono. uno
Train Robber Rumsey Gets
Twenty Years.
At a special session of the
criminal court yestordny
esse uivdo JCumscy, who row-
l)cd tlie U. iV t.
ell UlU J. iV i. I) ISSUIIUUI'H
contly, ple'ad guilty to two ly in nml of one, im nil know who
it . I lit if I t i i I If
counts unci no wan beiuonceu nnvo noucou mo nun iiotuca wiim
to ton years In thu statu peni
tentiary on either count.
LOCALS.
The smallpox cases in Mar
shall are all well nut two.
Choice'Brands of Cc cigars
at Vawters Grocery and Meat
Market.
Mr. and Mm. E. B. Parks
Site Chosen
The Marshall School Baird
announced Tuesday that they
hud decided on the iwicic on
which the "Red Storo" Is lo
cated as tho alto for t-bo nw
hie-li school building. The
selection is a iroud one, al
though thoro will no doubt bo
u number of complaints, but
T - i.i ...i.i..
ItlCUO wouiii .occur im iuuviur
whero the school would be lo
cated,
ATTENTION FARMERS
Take your Sausage, Ribs
Bones, Eggs, Butter ami
drMMd poultry to Vawters
Grocery and" Meat Market, S.
Sid square ana gu iub mgu
est Market price.
FraUrnal MtMag
On lait'8uuday mpnlpg1 the
Oud Felloanil, their friends
PW rl.r by turatanutiin. Urge
nurober tottftflnf'tbe.MiMiuw:
m: -fMs Oliurbh.' A spJe'niliilpqjgfHm
ilarti
riLd to attend i '.next Bui
. it ' it i tffii I LliL kiAa-MiiMl'jliL
PLEAD GUILTY
HIIUHIIOII lO 110 CllltCUH!I IICHOIV
imI: "Tlmt Tlio l'cdornl Government
BhotiUl Own And Control Our Coal
Mines."
ll'o nro indeed tlmnkful to tlio
Uonrd of Education for giving iw a
new nntioiuil flag. Wo wcro grcnt-
tlon of tlio (lug.
In tlio Imnket-lmll giuno plnyrt
liotwcca tilts M. V. 0. Academy
loam ami that of tlio Midi School
liuit TliurHday ovoning, tlio Uigl
School team won by a Kcoruof ntno
(o Koveu. Tli'm shows Unit our boy
havo been practicing faithfully
This victory Hliould incite them t
further efiorlH
Tlio .lunior foolliall warriors ro
of south jafavelte, arc back contlv olinllnnced u team inado in
from a visit to Ulilcaifo. oi tlio iiiuiiiIhjih mini oacii oi inu
Vline. .,rn ,r,nl ,,,,,,, v Oilier lOlirClaWCrt Oil III) lllgl. OC.IOO
ovtw K W .! Ifl'l... l.a.llnt..t t'.l ttnillllll Jill Mllll
snoppors in Aiarsnau oaiur- tiM, ,,,, ninyai last I'riday. Tim
day as well as nearly every .hmiors worn victorious, thi nlmw
uay inis ween. ing tlmt tlioy arc u very mrong
a.... rnj:. n..i c hum in ntlilotU'H as well us oilier
4JUY JUU1 HllUIGO 11 UIDI I , t ., , ,.,,,
-. k - j tj I uniliciiuaui lliu ruiujui num.
at vawters orocery ana Meat Itch curcd in 3q minutes by
marKCl. IWnnlfnrd'fi Saniturv Lotion
Tlie ladies of tho Episcopal Never fails. Sold bv Thos. II
. i. i. ...in i . i . i . . t. i . . . t i i .
cuurcii win nave Liieir uunsk irichor nrtirpist. tt
mas nmrkot at tho southwest
corner of tho square to-mor- ROSE VALLEY
ow. . . , ,.. ti riiii..
.... i ..... . nil. uiiu "no. ii. iniK-.tK
wina Mtu ana Fumn Ke-h i.,...n ....inrnn.i ti-,
- - - I IIUDUilUI ll . ..vr...
pairing done by Nichols the st. Louis where thev went to
rt . . . . -1 a. T 1 O TT I t I i
numoer ai nawungs nay- fret an orphan, xuoy urougui
nie, oiaicr. wuu luem a nice ioouiu uttiu
Tho manv fr onds of M as girl.
Adn.Brlstow will bo pleased a'he following families spent
u icarn una sue is geupig Suiidav cveninir at li. Mittlo
along nicely and is considered h.iKi.biii' II. Reinwuld; A
A. .1 - I " .
uuv oi uiiiigui Kuekcr. Kev. Meyer.
St. Savior's Academy will i Aluers. II. Kuoker and
conduct a grub-bag and Lt ij0i, ,.1,1 Kp. snentSunduv
"itau-poim - tomorrow irom o uv.mi iiLnit D. A tiers.
H, m.,U)Op. m. lianiinaint- D Aipors wont to Seet
c.d Christmas curdswlll bo tho BppIg8 !ytndaV. He was out
-"i--'y- oi Oil WIllOll is a uuuuHKjr
Sitwune auvtr lea opoons these dark n irhls.
from, -WiW, to f 10,00 per set at h. Rein wald went to Mar
MtucQ's jeweiry store. hull Maudav to cret some
t - - 1 - w " ' W . . I
The jjear-old on. of Mr. and Christmas presents for bia
mrs, nooorv iionnson. oriwue.
QrearvJlle, httuS.yery naiuf ul "
expenou'eti Saturday, Ilo was b
vinjtitig;t: ,tbf.homo .of bis J
g ranuuaronttt,: wj -t. m viyui. v
v. iiirii i '.Vial- i.Au, i mi
ti
many complimentary express
ions, lie proved to the au
dience present that ho was no
"novice" on to his job, as the
boys say.
and get your Xmas work rotrot vmv muoli t lnm him. eUo 11,1 present and was
done. Studio N. W. Comer ,i,m,i, i, u ...in i. v..i. quite interesting and enjoy-
of square. Iu..r..i., aide. The Elder received
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Wo nro rejoiced to lenrn that tho
school board lnm decided two iticn
tioim in which tho HtudeiitH of M.
U.S. arc very much Interested:
tlio location of tho now high Bchool
building, and the length of tho
ChristuiiiH holiday. Their decision
concerning the latter wan that we
conic hack on Wednesday, tho day
after Now Ycnr's. Wo had hoped
lo lyivo two weeks vacntioa but wo
may find some coiiHolntion in tho
fact tliat wo shall get out several
days earlier in tlio spring. Nenrly
everyone seems greatly pleased with
tho site chosen for tlio new high
school building. Tlio majority of
(tin Ittnlt uMtnnl ultfilnnfM Wvn In llin
1 1 eastern and southern parts of town
"'Inn. I t,n .It. ...It,... nt tl.n ....... I.llll.l.
unit biiu Qibuuviuu ui tiiu nun tit.iiu-
lug will eliminate the long dislnncc
it is necessary for tho pupils to walk
to tho present high school building.
Tho students of M.II.S.cspcclally
tlio two highest classes nro very
much interested in n dchato which
l 'lo take place during tho ussemb
ly hour on Monday, Dec. 17th, be
tween representatives of tho Junior
and Senior Classen. The boys havo
I son's fill n.
r
J. II. Van Booven was in
Slater Saturday.
Otis Roberts was trading
n Slater Tuesday.
Jesse llenslck and daugh
ter were trading at the county AMONG OUR SUBSCRIBERS
seat Monday, Q Kwoonuv lofL Humlnv
.1.11. Detmer has moved into fol. Jjo.vilder, Montana, on an
IS new HoUt.0. i.vtondi.d visit, lit hi lln no
The fireman J. A. Gibson sous, lie ordered the Repub
on the Rock Island has gone llcan sent to his address.
U) liardeman to work for A. Peyton Giles called in last
... . i "
x. uicuson, who is running wt.0c t,j have his date marked
anicopiaut. U),i year. He Is a thrifty
Miss Lillian llenslck at- colored farmer of north ol
tended the Ball in Arrow town.
MRS. LOUIS LA COMB.
SUFFERED M MONTHS.
Operation Advocated Saved
By Po-ru-na.
.4 .
(bck Friday night.
U. Clay Duncan, or Oak Kook'a hiibtliiig young fur-J
i Im foil m wmI Ytmr trrAltnont
Henry Krugcr.oneof Arrow
i Mm. ltil tarumli, Uywnnl, Wl
I wrlHil
Ullllgling Uiei'S IlllSOtir thanks for reilOW. rli.irly I coiiM ami am now rnllreljr
111 this weelt. JIO also ll.clud- Mt ttoctar, nd one M
ed the Glohc-Dutlioerat. I thiit I would have tnhavcnnnpcntlan
, ,., I nerfnrmed biwre I could regain mjr
IMI'S. D. iMt'll IIIIIIS, Ol IIOIIS 'lenllll.
f,.,,t,. I,..w .1 1,u f.... "W' li.-n iifrniMiio writ- yen an m
vw...... .... uniiinD ti v- n. I liml Hlfrrllll-
renewal this week, bin
SLATER
many friends of Dr.
on
also sent us an advertisement
for tlie sale of &U) acres ol
Gilliam land near Iloustouia, for salt
of Ids cheap. See advertisement
to the elsewhere.
years. J. Ii. Zlegle, of Hcrudon,
well Mommy entertained thecditoi
at dinner and sent us on out
better oil' aftei
Tho
Rout. II. Wilson of
aro very sorry to hear
death. Tho Dr. lived
good rlpo age of 77
Ie was favorably aud
tnown, considered a success
ul. practitioner of medicine, way a dollar
Ho has been quite a familiar tho sumptuous meal.
Ilgurolnand around Glllinm t. A. McAllister, one ol
for a great many years, was McAllister Springs lendinc
at one time a partner in tho Democrats, thought ho could
practico of medicine with Ids Utand a Republican paper aud
nephew, ur. u. W. Kecce or go handed us his name Mon-
this place and Dr. Alexander, I day.
wuo uieu a iow years ago in r m iAirP0ii oim of .lino's
Cal. Tho Dr. was never mar- ..l.i.n,,,,. u.;,.,.us
ried, ho traveled through lite U( Tuca(lny ut Mt.Allfitor.
C II. Hui'lmnu, of Sweet
alone. Wo have concluded
that a lifo of this kind is any-
Sprlugd, handed us a dollai
Tuesday morning for a year't
subscription to the Republi
can. Clias. Urton, of Mc.Vl
ister did likewise.
.1. B. .Smith, one of McAlis
tor's weatiny iarmers, was a
new subaenber Tuesday.
A. llallcnbeck, proprictoi
of tho old and popular resort
at McAlistcr Springs, hande
thing but pleasant and agree
able.
Mr. and Mrs. Vannrsdalc
havo moved from this place
to Mexico Mo. He was en
gaged while here in night
work at the Roundhouse. He
now is foreman at the Round
house in Mexico, much more
suitable and agreeable posi
l.lim. nmiillir.tiii- nitTiMili:u'ltoi'
,
and wifo aro ocoiipintf thu "a . ' " wo suu
house thus made vacant by sipttou Tuesday.
the former nartv moviiiL' out. ' A. Smiley, of Sweet
Mrs. Benson, who has been ?Pr,nBa' ordlsrod tl,(i Rol)ub
snondlnir somo time In K. C. l,cao i"CH(lay-
has recently come back to her is A. RichharL and son, P.
home In North Slater, where H., wore pleasant callerB from
she will likelv remain nor- Grand Pass Wednesday. The
manently. Her many friends bitter renewed for this papei
aro delighted to havo her back w' "ere.
in their midst again. There J. W. Clayton was in from
aro many inducements to his home near Sharon Wed-
causo pcoplo lo come back lo uesday. He called in lo or
Slater after once leaving. I dor the Republican sent to
Tim innnv frinnik mul i nlu. to bis now address at Giu d
tlyesof Mrs. J. W. Pajro of nc,' K,U,8IW Ho also order
nnfthwoHt Rbitor mo vm-vK'd tho Republican a yeur for
snri'v tn lioftf nf hm. niiinful S' L- ThomiW, Who JUOVCli
illness. Sbo is anilcted with out u,0,' liMl Blpl0K-
a stroke of paralysis on right Henry Niemeier, of near
aide. Bho seems to be some wapum, is among our new
better at this time, slowly im- subscribers this week,
pioving. Mrs. Pago is somp " Albert Borgman, of Little
whaVadvancod in years, con- Rock, called in yesterday to
scijueutly her chance for Im- renew for tlie Republican aud
provementis much more un- Globo-Detnocrat.
favorable, t " Ml;(j E j QvQi(.mi of'
MK.W.jWluaon ta pleas' urotcber, stopped iu yeawr
nearly a yrar wllli aiT" ialn ami
lirnilni'lii'4 at llmra that I could
urarrcly ulaiiil up.
Ame I feel o well alter it nhort
treatment with your remedy, and m
to grntchil that I tin not Know now to
exprat my tliankn.
"I llinnk V"ii ninny Uiihk for Urn ulna
wtvlro I linvi' liml frum yuu."
Wrltt l Dr.K. II. Ilartiiinii, l'(rli1nl
ii (tin llitilmaii Hntillarliini.Ciiluiuliiif,
lilo, for frno niiillrnl ailvlo'.
Ask Your Druggist for
FREE PERU N A ALMANAC
for 1907.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH v
PENNYROYAL PILLS
DIAMOND GRAND
00 ?
I.AIIII'.HI AV n.ir THutxUl for A
CIIICIIKH-TKK'H CII.I-H la "'ll
C.nl.li md'lllc Imitt, irttra with niuC(7)
Ullilun. Takk mioina. nnyofymir V
vmui.ian l.ljLik til mailt llllinn. lor
twcnty-flr mn known nl,tlrt. AU
war Krlll(r. KoMliy llriiMUlmriywhrrc.
CUICIIKhTUKCIIICMICAI. CO., 1'lltUA.. I'A.
II. llillehraud, of Beloit,
Ivauuas, wlio came to attend
his mother's funeral, called to
order the Republican yester
day. Ciias. Hill, col., of Arrow
Rock, came to Marshall yes
terday to pay taxes aud iciii'w
for tho Republican. He in
formed us of the death of two
children in his town thin week
belonging to Wm. Parker aud
John Brown. There is mucji
sickness among tlie colored
people there he says.
The Republican aud Globe
Democrat Sl.oO per year.
i
Fifty Ytirt Hit StMMUrd
Dlt
CREAM
BAKING
P'VrMH wl lam rivpff
mH HHH,'i
'11
Til
tLL