Saline County Weekly Progress from Marshall, Missouri • 7

Saline County Weekly Progress Chas A. Mauch, Successor to Mauch Adams. Education 'Helps In commenting upon the big graduating class at Bethany college this year the Lindsborg Record observes: "Of course, they will find, as all before them have found, that the diploma is no substitute at all for the big stick, hut they are to be congratulated upon having ambition, strength and optimism. To those who are self made men it sometimes seems a children's-crusade, an overflow of ehildiah optimisim and self confidence, bat, after all, a college education is a most significant factor in economic life and, when mixed, with horse sense and practical experience, will show We do watch and clock repairing skillfully and promptly. have Clocks at all prices.

Jewelry in all styles. Spectacles to fit old and young. Diamonds from $35 to $500.00 and Sterling Silver such as: Table spoona Desert spoons. Tee spoon, Coffee apoone lee Cream poona, auger apoone, Cream apoone, Preserve apoone, Fruit apoon, Babj apoona, SouTenlr apooua, Salt apoona; Table forks, Dinner forks, Dessert forks, Salad forks, Meat forks, Oyster forks, Pickle forks; Dinner knives, Dessert knives, Pocket knivee Carring knives, Fruit knives. and we still havs a lot of knives and forks stamped Manch Adams, which give excelent satisfaction and of which we have sold a 100 doz.

a year bet- ter finished than any other make on the market; come and see them at the North side of sqaare, old stand of Mauch Adams. CHAS. A. MAUCH, North Side Square. niffiiMBa I AefaQeftepaliDflE)cAs- slmSatlngjlieFDod andBeg ula-Hng theStaancte andBoweb of I i'Ji IvTsM: HltOKE Promotes DigealianJCheerfui-ness and Rest jConlaln3 neither (MumJ40ffihine iwr MinezaL sotXahcotic.

Apofiicl Remedy forCanstipa-Hon SbueStonach.Diaciteea and Lonsqr XaSadi Sijnataw of YORK. A I iVi 1 1 SI 1 I MM EXACT COPY WRAPPER. Summer Tourist sions. Excur- To Pacific Coast, Montana, Arizona, and City of Mexico. From now.

on until September 15, 1906, the Chicago Alton will make greatly reduced rates and provides convenient traveling arrangements to above territory. Complete details can be obtained by calling upon or addressing O. E. Hawthorne, Ticket Agent, Chicago A Alton R. Marshall, Mo.

CASTOR I A g( Tnfkntm mi fllilMffii, The Kind Yon Have Always Bought Bears the fHgnatwtof Kansas City and Return $1.50. Via the Chicago A Alton R. every Sunday. Leave Mar-shallot a.jnretarning, leave KansaaCity 7 -o'clock, pi m. earns day, arriving in Marshall 9:54 p.

m. This fives all day In Kansas CHy O.E.' Hawthorns. EAST BOUND TRAINS. No. 98, Local Freight departs 9:10.

a. m. No. 82, St. Louis Mail, Esp.

and Passenger 9:45 a. m. No. 88, SL Louis Mail, Exp. and.

Passenger 10:25 p. m. WEST BOUND. No. 87, Through Kansas City Pas.

Mail and Exp 8:44 a. m. No. 99, Local Freight from SL Louis arrives 11:45 a. m.

No. 81, Local Mail, Exp. and Sedalia Passgr 8:47 pi m. Nos. 98 and 99 do not run Sundays.

All other trains daily. J. C. FARRELL, Ticket Agent, Marshall, Mo. For Infants and Children.

The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years John Campbell Dead. John Campbell died at his home eight miles north of Slater last Wednesday morning. The funeral sei vices were conducted by Rev. J. Edwin Nor-vell, at New Prospect church yesterday afternoon at 8 oclock and his remains interred at the High Hill cemetery.

The deceased was probably the oldest settler of that neighborhood. He was born either in Saline or Chariton County March 5th, 1827, and has lived in the neighborhood where he died since the recollection of the oldest inhabitants. He is.snrvived by his wifo and seven children. His children are John Edward, George, Joseph and Black Campbell, all of that neighborhood, and Mrs. Charles Sands, of Kansas City, and Mrs.

William Tillman of Charlton county. Slater Bus tier. Special Homeseekers Excursions to the West and Southwest. gGreatly redneed rates to points in 4 Colorado; Idaho, Indian. Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Booth Dakota, Wyoming, Utah, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico and Mexico, will be made by Chicago Alton; upon certain tain.datesfroni how until DecemberlSKXS.Complatsds tails ciui be obtained from" 'V OlIL; Hawthorne, Ticket AgenChicsgo A Alton Ri, Marshall, MaJ 4 .1 Anexehange tells of a newspaper reporter who Interviewed thlrty: sneceufnl business men and found that all of them when boy a bad been governed strictly and frequently thrashed." Ha also interviewed thirty loafers and 1 learned that twenty seven of them had been "nimmia and the three had bean reared by their grandmothers.

IMlMMMIMfaM A ta A young man went to a preacher to get married, and the preacher asked "How old are yon, John? He replied, "I am half as old as my father. He is two years older than my mother. My eldest sister is two years older than my youngest sister. My youngest sister is four years older than my youngest brother. "How.old ere they altogether? asked the preacher.

The young man replied that the five children are seventeen years older than his father and mother. How old is John and each of the children and his father and mother Exchange. if the young man Isnt married rintil the preacher gets his age figured out; Methuselah would be a kid compared to him. Notice o4 Stockholders Meeting. A meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers Savings Bank of Marshall, will be held in the directors room of said bank on Tuesday the 10th da of July 1906 between the hours of 10 a.m.

and '12 on said day, for the purpose of elebting nine directors for the ensuing year. Jas. A. Gordon, President. T.

W. Lacy, Secretary. td We like to work and we like to see others work, but we just arise to remark that when get to be worth as much money as some we know, work with ns will cease. Wo could never discover why men sixty and seventy years of age and worth from forty to one hundred thou earn dollars should continue to toil, from sarly until lato snd In al kinds of wsathsr. Ws like to ts a man iprovlda Something for their ftmUy' after they are gone, but this average is better off it not left fool, much property.

Yon have labored your three store years should top and enjoy life the tow short yean yon have left to remain with ns. CHICHESIEirS ERGUSH PENNYROYAL PILLS 0 lauit uvarrMimai mO te la MaaiBi fer y. lli.I.Wi TMk MO -IWfaf hr antMlin. IMNMMWa mi, ltpaysto read the advertisements of enterprising home merchants. They are the people who make It possible to have conveniences right at your door, ae to speak; Home Seekers Excursion via Chicago Alton R.

R. First and Ird Tuesday each month and ovary Tuesday to Iowa, Manitoba, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, North -and South Dakota and Wiscon-in. For Particulars cell on ticket agent, "The Only Way v'iS Sunday Excursions via the Every Sunday, at the following low rates: To Kansas City, round trip rate fL-MX Going leave 7:86 a. m. Returning arrive 9:54 p.

m. Higginsville, ronnd trip rate 90c. Going leave 7:86 a. m. Retnrnmg urrivy 9:54.

p. m. Corder, round trip rate 75c. Going leave 7:36 a. m.

Returning arrive 9:54 p. m. Blackburn, round trip rate 50c. Going leave 7:86. Returning arrive 9:54 p.

m. Correspondingly low rates to intermediate stations. Yislt Kansas City or spend a quiet day in the country, The "Only Way" for an outing. E. HAWrKORNE, Ticket Chicago A Alton R.

Marshall Ua Stimulation Without lr- rltatlon. In easa of ntomach 'and liver trouble the proper treatment is to stimulate these organs with out irritating tham. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates tha liver and bowels without irritating these organa like pills or ordinary cathartics. It does not nauseate or grip and la mild and pleasant to takei P. H.

Franklin. Through Train to Call fomla. The "Alton's California special leaves Marshall 7:07 a. m. Runs- through, without change.

Will' CurerConsumpilbii. it f. iTV 4 A.A. jforren, finch, Ark, writes: "Foleya Honey. and Tar is the beet preparation for conghs, eolds and lnag trouble, that it haa cored the first stages.

Yon. osvsr heard t- of anyone What's the good of keeping from', him Any good things yon may see, That will lift his load of labor Like Rooky Mountain- Tea. M. A. BrowqjA Son.

Teachers Examination! The next regular examlnatixm will be held at the Seat 8chool building in Marshall, June 2S- 28, 1906. Subjects will be given in the following order: Friday morning geography, grammar, algebra. Friday. afternoon spellings language, arithmetic; literature. Saturday morning reading, civil govt, U.

S. history, science. Saturday afternoon physiology, pedagogy, advanced history. Work will begin promptly-aft 8 mm. each day.

W. G. Fisher, 1 Co. Bcb. SqpL and not Franklin.4: Hey beii Honey and Tar If yon went to ruin your.

hoy jnst taka his side on every tion anddlspnts he has with bis teacher neighbors' children. Jnst 1st him know yon art wlthhim, right or wrong, in all his disputes. This will giva him a good start in the downward path. 1 1 1 Rooms to let Sea Mrs: Don-ahoo, s. corner of Jackson and Lafayette Ave.

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