The Marshall republican. [volume], May 15, 1908, Image 8

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Friday, May 15, 1901
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Local Items
Senator Murtin was on the
uick Hat the past week,
Mr.nnd Mrs.Sam VunStoue
are at Hot Springs, Ark.
A boy arrived at the home
of Mr.nnd Mrs. O.W. Rogers
ut 8haron last week.
L. C. Hickmnn, wife and
dtiuirhter were here from
Norton Saturday shopping
Miss EmmaGrce'an is buck
from Kansas City where she
wont to take medical treat
ment.
A new time table will go in
to effect on the C. & A. next
Sunday, but the changes will
bi immaterial.
Tom Vawter, at Terrell
Bros. & DeGurmos, met with
an accident that neat ly cost
him scverul fingers last week.
Mrs. J. M. Patterson, the
local editor of the Democrat
News, was on the sick list
last week.
J. T. Godman und Wade
Little were here Friday froir
the upper Miami bottoms and
took iu the ball game at M. V.
C.
Mrs.OraraMuupln returned
to her home at Blackburn Sat
urday from a week's visit to
her mother, Mrs. Surah Gutum
east of town. Her little
daughter, Nellie, will remain
to spend the summer with her
grand-mother.
H. B. Yates, who with his
wife und chlldreu visited
Mrs. Yates' mother, Mrs. J.
H. Latimer, last week, left
Sunday for his new home at
ElDorado Springs, Mo. Mrs.
Yates and children will re
main u few days longer.
Mrs. Pluma D. Young, who
moved to Los Angeles, Cal.,
about a year ago, wrote her
father, J. W. Kent of east of
town, an interesting account
of a visit to the U. S. ileet
while ut her city. She said
the big guus and ships were a
uight worth seeing,
S. S. Barnett, of south of
town, won't be outdone in
koepiuglup with the times and
sothe joined hands with the
unfortunates who ran things
last week. While outttng u
tree Thursday be cut off a
limb after the tree hud fallen
that. was;under a, strain and
when released tbe limb sprang
upland- struck ihim on his
right arm and disabled it. He
was fortunate in1 escaping so
, Hghtly.
The candidate-
Sleep is nature's re
building period, when the
energy used by the brain,
muscles and organs is re
newed. If you lose sleep,
your system is robbed of
the strength sleep should
give. Continued loss of
sleep multiplies this loss
until you become a phys
ical wreck. Dr. Miles'
Nervine quiets the irri
tated nerves and brings
refreshing, invigorating
eleep. Nervine contains
no opiates, and therefor
leaves no bad af ter-elTccts.
"For over two yMira I suffered un
told aiconlea: my frlrmlx thought I
wan KnltiR crniy. I could tint rieep
nor rent nl ull. 1 tried different doc
tors, but failed to find relief. My
head would ache all the lime; I wna
Ilka one drunk: could not concentrate
my mind, and waa no renllena and
wnrrlvd that Meep was out of the
question. After taking one bottlo of
Vr. Mllaa' Nervine 1 felt wonderfully
rJianited. I am now on my third bot
tle and am iptlnlnic till the time. I
can He down and xleep like n child,
and am ahlo In do my work." . .
MtlB. MAY HCOTT. Enellnh. In.
Yaur druoglit itlli Dr. Mile' Narv
Int, and w. authorlia him to return
prlea ef flnt bottla (only) If It fall
to bartaflt you.
Miles. Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
here is a story of a mun de-
ermined to commit suicide.
Ie went to the store and
bought a rope, can oil, a box
of matches, a dose of arsenic
and .1 revolver. He went
down und pushed his boat
to m the shore und paddled
down to where a limb hung
over und he got up in the bow
of the boat mid tied one end
of the rope to the limb und
the other around his neck.
saturated his clothing with
coul oil, lighted b match and
set his clothing afire, took n
u dose of arsenic, put the
muzzle of the revolver to his
temple, pulled the trigger.
iut the bullet glanced und
cut the rope above him und
ie fell Iter wallop into the
river und the water put out
the lire, und he got strangled
und coughed up the arsenic,
und rose up und wuded out
and declared himself a candi
date for office on the Demo
cratic ticket. Ex.
stopped und winked close up
his jaw und slipped out behind
the barn and took a drink
with pa that's what counts.
De Soto Press.
The Gazette tells of u St.
Joieph school teacher who
sent a little eirl's mother a
note complaining that the
child wus sadlv behind her
class in geography. "Well
what did your mother say?'
asked the teacher when the
girl next entered tlio school
room. "She says I don't have
lo learn geography," resent
fully answered the girl. "She
says she didn't know geo
grnphy, an she got married
ho says, an' my aunt didn't
kaow geography, un' she got
married, an' then sue says
you know geography an' you
didn't get married."
Mignonette, suys an ex
change, is a substitute for lly
paper. Surely, of any remedy
for unv bad condition, that
announcement has a delight
ful sound. A womun living
in the country asserts that in
a room where pots of mignon
ette are set, flies will not lin
ger. "Instead of placing
these sticking sheets of lly
paper about the room," says
an experienced womun, or un
dargoing exhausting exercises
of driving the pests out of the
place through windows, the
blessed plant just seems to
M)low them out on a wave o
what you would call its f ra
-he kissed
tio tiailo anil ttlVtliorl fho lion I
of Bam,, and .sister Sue; he
grance
1 Headache I
1 Every Month I
M Yoa may talafc, Wcaaaa yon H
9 have long had it, that y aiiit H
htv a htidacfca triry tit, H
bcl'I a womta. H
But It yoa think to, yoa arc K
wroaf, tto( a htadacaa It a H
jfl sign ol dlataia ! yaw woaialy H
am orgiat, thai IhoMiidi ef other H
H w.aKH have tcea a Me la relkre H
I r care, by the at ol that waader- H
H tat, woaaaa'a BMdldae,
CARDUI
WINE
OF
WOMAN'S RELIEF
"I recommead Ctrdal lo ad tick
women," wrltet Mra. A. C. Beaver
el Uakol, Teaa. "I laftertd wHa
headache, heariag-dowa tataa,
feet iwelied, talaa la ihaaUer
and aany etbera. At latt I leek
Cardul, have galacd 21 aoanda
aad hart feaad II the hett m4
Ida I ever aaed ler ieaato
treahlef."
At AU DrughjUU
turn notice to James W. Piper
filed, jury sworn, evidence
'taken, verdict insane. Letters
of guardianship issued to Jake
H. Fisher.
! In, the estate of J. G.
Cravens, deceased, proof of
not'oe of final settlement filed
and ordered of record.
I In the estate of Francos
Puvne, deceased, Executor
files final receipts of legatees,
as per order of distribution
heretofore made and is dis
charged. In the estate of Thomas P.
Hereford, deceased, cotice of
final settlement filed and ap
proved. In the estate of Samuel S.
Rogers, deceased, inventory
and appraisement filed and
approved. '
In the estate of Daniel M.
McCormack, deceased, in
ventory and appraisement
filed and approved
His Mother Dead.
Prof. 11. II. Ed minion,
superintendent of our public
schools, was called to Witch'
ta, Kansas, lust week on nc-
count of the death of his
mother who wus on a visit
there when her illness and.
her. Her re-1
WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE.
itatln ace and deicrlblnc ayrno-
torn, to l.adtf Advttory Dipt.,
inn wuatianooa mvuivim v.v..
Cnattunooaa, Tenn. B 17
Probate Court.
In the estate of Finis Wood,
deceased, proof of publication
nf tlm nritirta nf nrlmlniutrrt
. .i.ii i n nieu, unnruvcu nun uruci
mains were taken to her home , , '
at Nevada. Mo., for burial, i .
RI,nW..Q w.iii.lv m vniirw old' in um uhhims m c.. o.
and a sp.endid Christian lady, bolt, deceased. Hannah R.1
ajUSUUtllb lillU ti J. vincuuiu
file application for letters
Mr. Edmiston has the com
munity's sympathy.
testamentary. Same approv
ed, ordered of record and
letters issued. Ordered to
make and file inventory and
GILLIAM
Id too dec! for lait week.
Joe Whittle has bis high
heeled boots on it's a seven
pound boy.
John McKinney, E. J. Dun
lap, E. T. Cheethara, Dr.
Dalton and 'Will Willis are on
a fishing trip on the Osage
river this week.
There are several cases of
measles in Gilliam at present.
Mrs. J. B. Friemonth of
the Vendome Hotel at Mar
shall was in Gilliam last week
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Cross.
Capt. Joe 8mith and wife
are still on the sick list.
L. Feis was at Nelson Sun
day and just escaped a good
drenching that night.
E. A. Leisure und Ben Cot-
trell were in Marshall. Sunday
and since theu have been
singing the praises of Mar
snail's pretty girls. The
Ivery bill to Wilton Springs
seemed high but they paid it
cheerfully who wouldn't?
Mrs. Leo Ruffel und daught
er, of Glasgow spent several
days at Dr. Snoddy's this
week. They left for their
new home at Minneapolis
Wednesday where Mr. Kuffel
ms purchased a grocery
store.
Dr. Ross' residence hud a
narrow escape Monday morn-
ng. A large poplar tree was
blown over ami narrowly
missed, the corner of the
house.
Miss Mabel Price, of In
dependence is the. guest of
Miss Ona Suoddy und other
Slater friends this week.
SLATER
Miss Ella McGinness is in
.Kansas City with friends.
Bought Farm.
Frank Crass and Fred Iliu
nah were here from Gilliam
Monday. Mr. Hinnah has just publish notice.
purchased tho Kotrt. Ulenn In the estute of Valentine
farm cast of Gilliam and will Wineland. deceased, final
take possession next full. He settlement med und approved, )a8tweek attonded the
is uap.enu u young um u..u urdereu u uisirimue assets wedding tbero of Miss Hare
tuu Kn id wi mo MUlf,UuiuwM uiuuiiif ntiira unit mu ictoiino W(MVin,ni, nmi rr Ruth
.fill li t.iill in ttlrmlr Qivnnl.'t t I
u ftot. Iin mnunu mi rnm Wftl'. I .. . . ... '
V .... in tlio esta'.e 01 xereaa. MItls Etrirleston and Mrs
.... ' no
Uuappelietai, minors, cura- p0,.Cy visited Gilliam friends
1 A III. .l.U.t
tor oruereu ,w) nie auuiuouui gund
bond in the sum of $8000. M88 Nunloa onter
ronuUieu..u,iF,uvcu. talDed fche gan8 Q()JQi Club
In tho estate of Carl E. prjdav evening.
Graybeal, a minor, guardian Mefldttmea Rei8aoher
files copy of appointment by and Jn0t Sohm(U hw
the Superior court of King fromNewFranUfoi,fc8UoppInff
county. Wash, and Is dlsoharg Mond
ed in this court. I Jl ... ,
. . . . vtti I Dr. T. J. Sullivan and son,
In the estate of Hugo Wing- Mopel, wentto Marshall Mon-
field, minor, final settlement, day where the doctor went to
together with wards final re- push his suit for $17,000
ceint filed. Guardian dis. Kanat the Geo. A. Adams
ren countv. The farm con
tains 81 acres and the price
paid was $4800.
Central Committee.
The Republican county cen
tral committee is hereby cull
ed to meet at the court house
at 10.30 a. m. on Saturday,
May 23rd, 1908. All members
urged to be present.
W.B.Mullins, Chairman.
O. H. Tuoker, Secretary.
SIMPLE WASH CURES
ECZEMA.
'charged.
In the estate ol ueo. i. that amount.
Vest, deceased, proof of pub'
lication of the notice of the
final settlement filed, examin
ed, approved and ordered of
Grain Co. of Kansas City who
he claims defrauded him of
WAVERLY BOTTOMS
"HONKY TONK"
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Pule
uud Mr. and Mrs. Willurd urd
children spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Arnold und Sum
Winfrey.
Mrs. Annie Argood und
Mrs. June Eurp and Janie De
moss and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Drew und Mr. und Mrs. John
Earp and children spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Brack
Earp near Mt. Leonard.
Janie Demoss und Silvia
spent Sunday until Wednes
day with their cousin, Edith
Earp.
Jimmie Demoss spent Sat
urday until Monday with his
cousins, Enos und Roy Earp.
Mrs. William Ford called
on her daughter, Mrs. Win
frey und family Sunday.
Misses Mollie Demoss,
Bessie Knott, Grace McRuo
Messrs. Ed Allen, Charley
Demoss uud Mrs. June Eurp
and John Eurp and family
I went to White's Island and
pent the day lu fishing and
boat riding.
Mrs. Jennie Keanke and
son, Willie, visited her sister
and family, Mrs. Annie Ar
good from Friday until Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. John Lowrey
spent Friday in Malta Bend
with her sister Mrs. Will
Downs and fumily.
Boonville boasts of
that is scored 97i perfect by 'the name thing happened in the
Itching, Burning Skin Disease
Routed Without Use of
Injurious Drugs.
Grtat inventors often have been i vopnvA
i j . j ? 1.x I reu
In the estate of Edwin G.
praised for surrendering the secret!
hen of their discoveries. Practically
tue JNutionui i'ouitry asso
ciation, the only objection be
ing that she weighs eight and
medical world in the case of Dr.
Decatur D. Dennis, tho eminent
skin specialist of Chicago
We'll Show You
Treadway, deceased, applica-j
tion of Blanche Treadway for j
letters of administration filed
and aonroved. Ordered to
- 0-' I a, a
m a rr . I f 1 1 - a? tt0
one-hulf pounds and should I ur.uennu, m ma ownomce prac- give oonu in ine sura 01 uw, .
l Al..i 1.1.1. w-fc 1 1 1 1 - ,1
weigh but eight pounds, The TB acovorea n Pure vwu nona mea ana uppruveu
r.n. i rm u n iv niuvoiKTOou. uiuuuwv uiiAou uruereu io maue ana n.e iu
ville Democrat: "Peg has'101, 8lmp, Tf dlVM .ventory and Publ,ah Krant ofl
..u u...u. ui praotloally aaure specifio for Ecze- lottrn '
been three times around the vm p80riMlB barbed itch, salt .u .w T
world. It costs $1,800 to rheurn,and other itching skin dis- l atfto of Francis J.
maintain her every year. Slieoateg. But the oil of .wistergreea Walker, deceased, proof of
properties worth the price if you buy a home through us, and if
you can't pay for it all
We'll Get the Loan
at the lowest possible rate of Interest. We also make Abstract?!
of Titles. Our books are complete, up-to-date, and we write in
surance. Come to see us when we can be of service to you.
Fisher, Gaunt & Co.
SOUTH SIDB SQUARE.
has a private ralet and her j alone was Jbun4 iieffeetiv i ; ;ifipMblication of notice of admin-
tn.. .....1 1 - tu tuJ-Vtiiil-'luKnlinn fllpil und nnnrnved.
the traveling expenses of ' thhr such as 'glycerine and thymol coniij In the estate of Louise A.
hen ,ure enormous. But she,' pounded witkthe wintergreen to potter, deceased, Cbarlea
has won honors for her owner ' produce the real eczema cure. Ipptter makes and files his af
and is worth almost $1,000 'a 'This compounded D. D. D. Pret- fldavt aDd application for
pound. Peg Is given a bath vly. ? . ,. T '"letters of administration on
ilu.. rind hA Koali- J Ofa ftt OHCe -the lOStant it hi P,iin rf rlilu A. Tnt.tir rf
comb manicured, her leg. wUh dSbtf ' which; la by the court
scrubbed and she la given ex- & o in an examined, approvedjind or-
ercise'in an open lot with to dotor tbe wherea mod. dfered of Record. Ordered to f
lean straw and fresh worma. aeieoce hu determined thai' give bond in the aum of $2500, ;
wore ,tae ttwins were beauti
ful and wished tbat he bad
two but that doesn't count,,
tie asked about the corn bread
which be vainly triea to cbew,
and forthwith begged for the
recipe: of course, tbat tiekled
trie but that doeaa't count. I. You can't alwiiTa'tAU.whate'aaydrugelafa. Wt V
Mje other chickens are allowed Vetm laflr. aad all the time a
to associate with her. 8he is
fed teasteel bread, and. tbetfin-
Aa. rtt nmfMt. maafa "
elda dieease. "
If you want to know more about
tat merits of D. D. D. Prescript!.
fin alleged insanity of Jaaes
w, Piper, iaformation in writ
ing flletf- by Wm. Piper and;
Um Pinar. Writ "Inouirf n.
da-MMtipqX Issued faad
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