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tuaily closed their camiuicn this af-t-rjsonn with a political rally at the court house, beginning about 1:30 o’clock. A fairly large crowd attended They had as their speakers Joseph Frontron of aKnsas City and Nathaniel HUtBon of Maryville.Mr. Frontron is one of the Progressive*' ablest speakers of Missouri He ha* been one of the new party's best leaders in western Missouri, atid has entered into this fall’s campaign with vigor He dwelt on the history of the party from its formation two years ago, when a number of Republicans split from the old organ and followed Theodore Roosevelt, down to the present day. Mr Frontron also explained the policy of the Progressive party in state and national government.Republicans Rest.Mr. Sisson spoke principally relative to the qualifications of the Progressive county candidates. Each was mentioned and reasons given why the Progressives should stand back of the men on their party ticket.The Republicans of Nodaway county have closed their campaign, with the exception of the big rally at Maryville Saturday afternoon. The Republican candidates individually however, are making pleas for votes each day and will continue to do so until the election is in the past.*11,0110 KM W 'lit If VEI V I VKMIowan Purchases 240-urre Tract at $171 per Effect he March Next.The 240-acre farm of J. H. Michaels, two miles southwest of Maryville, was sold to Mrs. Ida Persons, of Pottawatomie county, Iowa, yesterday by Allen Brothers of this city. It was formerly owned by Walter Mutz. It is considered one of the best farming tracts of northwest Missouri. Mr. Michaels will give possession of it March 1, 1915.Visiting in Maryville.Mrs S. S. Wolcott of Quitman is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Tarp-ley of this city.Home From Craig.Mrs. S. J. Willard returned last night from a visit with her daughter, Mrs Maurice Stokes, of Craigpublican, 1,307 Progressive, 9 Prohibitionist. 49 Socialist and K Socialist-1 laibor votes.Not as large a turn-out of voters, , however, is anticipated this time, jit not being a, national election The figure may run to *1,000 though, some of the county officials predict.Each precinct will receive between 200 and 1,200 blank ballots and amendment sheets, depending on the number of eligible voters within the precinct. Precinct A of Polk township will receive the largest number, or 1,200, while precincts B and C will each get 800. Precinct 1) will receive 900.The Maryville voting places this election as previously will be as follows: First ward, Tiison's liverybarn. East Fifth street; second ward, Robey's garage, West Fifth; third ward, Gray's feed barn, West Second; fourth ward, rear of Empire theater building.Will I cave for lt;liicauo.Mrs. S. 0. Bunn of Chicago, who has ■been the guest of Mr and Mrs. George It. Baker for the past two weeks, will ! h av e for her home tomorrow aftor-’ noon.sea.Paris. Oct. 29.—Two hundred and fifty men were blown to pieces when one of the Germans' powerful forty-two centimeter cannons exploded as the result of an excessive charge of powder, on the right wing in France, according to a dispatch from Madrid. Spain, ind published in the Journal here. The gunmen and a large part of the German fighting force nearby were killed in the explosion.Read Democrat-Forum want ads.Kodaks and supplies at Crane’s.lt;; U NOR I'lTI II IS REVIVAL.Christian Church P«tor Campaign* for Members With J. W. Borden Assisting.A scries of revival meetings are being held ut the Christian church at Gaynor City, with the Rev J. W. Borden assisting the pastor, the Rev. W II. Rust. The meetings began a week ago and will continue for at least ten days more. The attendance and interest in the revival has been increasing with each service, according to Mr. Rust.New Mail Cars on Wabash.Seven brand new solid steel mail ear* have arrived in Moberlv and the) will be used on the Wabash mail trains running out of that city. Two of the cars will be on trains Nos. i and 11 running through Maryville.Paramount Feature TonightThe Patchwork Girl of OzA PHOTO--VISUALIZATION OF L. FRANK BAUM'S WHIMSICAL F.KTRAVAGANZASomething DifferentEMPIRE THEATRE5 and 10c SAME PRICE 5 and 10cvisit U i a talk also vi automc he tern Gove of the state. I ville a here.E:in bis meted Washli well p Judu Mr. IX side al Con j arrive from ! the lit conunl man J Dockei will hlt; her of The only i make fall I •Mrdaughi Maryv . attend
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