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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

7

Imperial Chamois Hunter Aids Princess In Alpine Rescue

Princess Virginia and Leopold the chamois hunter aid each other after a perilous mountain episode. Virginia admires Leopold as they descend to Alleheimigen aided by the hunter who carries cloaks and rucksacks. Miss Portman, startled by the rescue, greets Leopold with mixed royalist awe and envy as the pair share a moment before parting on a journal of Rhine journey.

Astea Virginia Ata Bee Leopold Leopold Leopold Geadber Tehall Rhinetia Rhaetia Tourtet Ile Mike Portman Ead Virginia Miss Portman Miss Manchester Allebelligen Mise Portman Pegasua Miss Portmasssenmeree

Martin aid wife on Black Burn neighborhood sale to Idaho

County News from Our Exchanges reports that T. G. Martin aided his wife in the Black Burn neighborhood while visiting J. L. Goggin and friends. They sold their Elmwood farm and will move personal effects to Idaho to establish a new home there.

T. G. Martin Blackburn J. L. Goggin Elmwood Idaho Sweet Springs

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Veteran Vet

Reverend F Starbird of East Raymond Maine extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for his old army wound and obstinate sores in his veterinary practice. He notes years of use with great success. Price 25 cents at all drug stores.

F. Starbird East Reymond Maine

Boy Injured In Ball Game Collision

Joe Pommill, son of Philip Pommill and wife, suffered a painful accident Tuesday while playing ball. He collided with another boy, fell, and dislocated his right elbow, with one bone fractured. He was rushed to a physician before swelling worsened.

Joe Philip Pommill Stvrncon Hoe Houet

Electric Bitters Endorsed by San Francisco Architect

Mr. Norman KR Coulter, a prominent architect, endorses Electric Bitters as a whole medicine. It is praised as good for everybody, correcting stomach, liver, and kidney disorders promptly and building up the system. Sold at druggists as a superior spring remedy.

Norman KR. Coulter Delbert San Francisco

John Leech Dies in Kansas City at 89

John Leech a long time resident died in Kansas City the first of the week. His remains reached Slater on Friday and were buried in the city cemetery. He was 89, came from Ohio about 34 years ago, and left two sons and two daughters. Both daughters and one son accompanied the remains to Slater.

Jobn Leech Kenses City Ohio Slater Rustler

The Lucky Quarter Pledge for New Life Pills

A humorous old line promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills with the claim they cure headache biliousness constipation and malaria. It promises a cheerful refund at all drug stores if customers are disappointed.

Dr. King

Dillard Marries Miss Bibhop in St Joseph Ceremony

John Dillard son of Mr and Mrs Wa S Dillard married Carrie Bibhop of St Joseph Mo at the bride’s home on Monday April 85th. They arrived here last week and will make their home near Slater, in a property recently bought by the groom’s father. The couple has the community’s good wishes.

John Dillard Mra Wa. S. Dillard Misa Carrie Bibhop St Joseph Sla‘fer Tabe Slater Rustler

No Use to Die Says Rushboro Woman of Dr King’s New Discovery

Mrs. J. P. White of Rushboro Pa declares there is no use to die of lung trouble as long as you can get Dr King’s New Discovery. She credits the medicine with saving her life and urges others to try it for lung ailments.

Breckinridge Trio Attend Colecamp Burial

Meedames Gee and Henry Brook Horst journeyed to Colecamp to attend their mother’s burial and stayed with relatives for several days, returning Saturday evening. Miss Dore Story accompanied them and also returned home.

Meedames Gee Henry Brookhorst Colecamp Miss Dore Story Glackburo Record

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Contains Oath and Offer

In Toledo Ohio Frank J Cheney a senior partner of F J Cheney & Co pledges to pay 100 dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document is sworn December 3 1886 before Notary A W Gleabon. Includes internal use claim and testimonials and lists Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F J. Cheney A. W. Gleabon Hall J. Cheney & CO al Druggiate, Inc

Leg amputated after boy fell under freight train

A 10 year old boy Lee Thompson Jr. lost a leg when he fell under a freight train after attempting to hop on or off. Doctors Richart Williameon and Horner performed the above knee amputation. Local reform officials and KR A Purcell endorse stopping the practice.

Lee Thompson, Jr Richart Williameon Sod Horner Alma Dulog KR. A. Purcell Reform School Lee

Boy Hurt In Wagon Wheel Accident In Vaughan Family

Harry Vaughan, son of J F Vaughan, slipped while boarding a wagon and had his ankle run over by a wheel. Mrs Mary E Campbell and Mr Frank Reynolds returned from Tina where a gravely ill child of Mrs Campbell’s prompted the trip. E J Clements was in town Tuesday buying ammunition to kill crows. He says they are carrying off his young chickens. Raymond Ruckle has joined Jessup hardware for the summer. The city council instructed the city at

Harry J. F Vaughan Mary E. Campbell Frank Reynolds Tina Jessup Hardware Company

Baline County Telephone Co. warned of trespass after 60 days

Walter Hawkins family beds barter escape from losing their house by fire on Tuesday morning. The blaze, started by a lamp lamp caused by a servant girl lighting the lamp, burned the servant’s room and caused notable damage before the fire was found and extinguished. Originated from a broken match head. Miami News

Tormey Baline County Telephone Co Walter Hawkins Familly Barrow Miami News

Shooting at Arrow Rock Ends With Arrest Attempt

Excitement rose Wednesday at about 8 PM when City Marshal Charley Lawless tried to arrest Joho Starnes after a disturbance. Starnes fired once. Lawless responded with five shots, none of which hit Starnes. Lawless knocked the revolver away, then took Starnes to Hogge & Blechman’s store, Dr McGuire treated wounds, and Starnes was left at City Hotel in care of Ed Moehle. Starnes suffered several scalp lacerations.

Chas Jobo Charley Hogge & Blehman McGuire City Hotel Ed Moehle

Whiskey blamed as cause after a shooting incident

A serious single gunshot wound occurred when a bullet entered the right upper lip and lodged in the upper jaw on the opposite side. doctors believe it will not cause lasting harm. The shooter regrets the incident, blaming whiskey and arguing it should be wiped from the earth, according to the Arrow Rock Statesman.

Arrow Rook Statesman

Before you paint or paper have BE, B. Hitt furnish you an estimate

A local painting and papering service, BE, B. Hitt, is urged to provide a formal estimate before starting work. The note emphasizes obtaining a detailed price for materials and labor to ensure clear budgeting and avoid disputes.

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