davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
Die Dolfsbabne.
Hoerber's

Vim morgtgenS onntaa fommt 6as 6eitert
GebensbtIb vNrm unb 9tei6" pber y0tt
%getponnen, 10 3%erronnen" our NuffIbrunq
unb erOffnet benz tbeoterItebenben Yublt:
fun wteberum Die bette MuSii6t auf elmer
9enuBrei6en Nbenb. Oas Stiid gibt BEN
betpGbrten Berional bieies Ebeaters Doaoui
9elegenbett, fem gan3es GDnnen su ent.
%talten, un6 oG eS gut einitubirt lit, tpirS
Der @rfolg nidt ausbIeiben, ba pbenbrein
3ur 8eri60nerung 6es @anaen mebrert
8eian9Snummern gum 0ortrag fommelt,
6orunter @ouplets nit ben beliebten 9Ocals
Berfen. WeLober CUNT licb bteies Sbeates
e~rfreut, Denies audi Die am geeuiabrstoge
tt1ttgefHrl0ene Boriteuung, tDelbe Dor Doas
it0rotg auSpetfauftem 9auie ftettfanb uni
rei6en 8eifau erntste.
Npo1losU heater.
Nab Der entbuftaitiAen Nufna6me Set
v2uittgen nngartn" am Lebten Sonntag in
obtgem Sbeater bate Der artiittibe Oirefz
tor, 6err Wf. 6abn, an Der SpiBe ieines
8onsen tibtt9en 9erfonaIs nob in @egen=
mart bes Yubttfums Die Srcube, 6em
liebenspiirbtgen l1nternebmer 6rn. 4uguft
Wfelges, tuelber fir one a~nrue1en6en
9amen elm Souoenir f~ttftete, cine groBe
photographic auer bort ~engagtrten Scbauz
ipteler, nit prachtnolIem Rabmen, ais
8etpetS Der 8erebrung be8 gon3en Bers
ionolS, unb gum Nnbenten an bic erfolgz
rei9ite SaiiOn bieies Tbeolers git uberz
reicben. Sir morgen Mbenb rebnet Die
0tretttDn uo6 Der 3uiage oller BEL oteicr
8oriteuung am LeBten Snuntag anmeIenz
ben Gbeaterfreunbe, tpteber auf Elm au8per9
faufteS 6aus, 5un1aI AUDI bic 8abI bes
StIdes etl1e Dortrefflicbe lit. v@oit Gimme"
etnes Der beltebteiten un6 ~befannteIten
Gepertoireftide, tommt in bortreffLi6et
oeutlber lteberieBun9 nit neler Nusitatz
tutg gum eriten OfaIe in bieiem Tbeoter
CUR 0arlteQuns. SRI. Don 8ere6re ipielt
Die p2o6b Siabela."
neutrality-suspicious. Gbeater.
Die DIRECTION @6aumbergz @6tnbler bet
ibr Selo aaetn na9 rMueaer'S 6aQe" berz
legt nnb ptro am mOrgigen Sonntdg nit
groBem perfonal bic urtomif9e @e1ang3z
pDfe Ser MtQipnenzS 9u1ter" aur Mufz
fibrung brtngen. ga bic 0auptpartbien nit
ben 9amen: Marie unb Sobanna 99aum
berg, emma Meperz8 albib, Gina @uere,
fopte ben 9erren: Solemn, S9tnbler,
8roener, &o6, Otttmar unb 20ne beIeBt
Iinb, 10 itebt cine bortreffGi9e8 orfteGung gu
ertDarten unb tperben bic 5dblretGen 0e>
fangsnummern ben Ret3 Der NufiIbrung
iebenfa1s beoeutenb erbDben.
Columbia 6ole.
Die gefeuf9aft bes 9errn Sean MormTer
brtngt morgen in Der Columbia 6a1e bdS
alte beliebte 8oltsiiid nGenofeoa, pfal3=
grdfin bon 8rabantz, nit ausee3ei9nete1
8efebung CUR NuffIbruns. Die Sci ube1
btefes beliebten Sbeaters biirfen einem ge=
nuBrei9en Nbenb I'm 10 mebr entaeaenz
feben, aIs ~umfafenbe @orberettungen be.
treffs Der Sni5entrung getrOffen itnb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
MATES 2lbfMteOstrttt.

8oltberneur Matte ma9t in 1einer 8otz
f@aft an bic @taatsgefeBgebung barauI
aufmertfdn1, baB Colorado fi9 nod ME-
mails in Seem Oort zines 10 guten 3a6lun9sz
rufs erfreut bat unb boB nod in teinem
Sabre 10 biel @tienba6nen gebaut tporben
itnb, pte i'm berflo1enen, troB benz
9arnteberliegen Der @tIber=
in6u ftrte beS Staates. Matte
merit es natiirli9 nt6t, baB er ft9 felber
aufs W}dul f9Gdgt. Ni9t b benz Oar
nieberltegen Der Silbertnbu1trte, 1onbern
pegen besfeIben bat fi9 GoloraOo's 3a6z
lungsruf 10 febr g%ebefIert unb lit bas Ser
trauen Der @elOGeute duf Die .3ufltnft bes
States 10 febr 9eitteger, baB bebeutenb
mebr @i1enbabnen gebaut perben fpnnten,
Benn Colorado feinem Ratbe gefol9t tpGre
unp St(ber na9 Mertto gei6leppt bGtte,
I'm it9 S9etben baraus prdgen at lafen,
70 tpGre es INN feinen 3a~blungsruf ge79e6en
gepeien unb nt9t etnmal gum 8at elmer
&nlippel6riide bdtte eS in Stem Oorf bas
9elD betommen f0nnen. @ben petl goloz
raoo auf bic SoG6eiten beg @atte nt6t elm
gegangen 1T unb bon bem8ubbeln tn@tlberz
gruben abgelafen unb ft4 IoGtberenG rperbs=
3tpetgen %3ugetpenbet bat, it fem Mnie6en
ra3 4uBen gefttegen. 9as 1tebt natiirGi9
Elm 10 etngebilDeter 9anSnarr pte Waite
ntGt etn unb nit tomtl9er prabl1u6t ruff
er ben Mttglieoern Der 9eiebgebung 5u:
Wir tperben BON Der berr19enben pdrtet
ftrenge &e4enf3aft fOrbern, Sd fage ni9t:
Sebet tpo9l! 0as tpGre gar gu ftetf. neber
Sabre treffen mir uns nieber.
9}un, iiber 8pei Sabre trtfft Mutte Niez
narOen pteber. Die Goloraboer baben an
Botte NIT einem MaG iibergenug gebabt unb
AUDI na4 elmer no6maltgen 6err16uft Der
POPultiten b~er1angt iie'8 ni9t tpieber. Die
8pet Sabre 8aite Dergeffen bic G~oGorabo'er
niemals.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
mfe o,ts cyern7ofem oemerbet tnirb II
Stables.

- Mte aus Serufalem gemeGbet tptrb, bat
elm mebrere Sage anoauernber Sturmregen,
Der iiber Die 9afenitaOt Saffa n~teberging,
oiefe fot gGn3li6 ~5eritOrt. 3p0Gf 9Gufer
finb f9on 5uIammengeitiir3t, pdbrerb mebr
als fiinf5tg benz 3ufammenbru9 nabe iinb.
Sn ben Slutben boben o1b mebrere 8ez
pobner Der Stabt ibren Sob gefunben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

8cr Qrbeiter irgenb neIder Dirt braltht,
Der ibtfe cine Nn5etge an 6as 9benoblatt.
Yrets 10 Gents, tpenn ntcbt me6r ais 10
80rter, ieoes tpeitere Wctt l Gent.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

- Sn MtGpautee bat geftern Nbenb
eine 6euersbrunft ben IOgenannten uGSron
8lod", Der an Der @de Der 8tscDnftn= unb
SfDdiferftraBe ftanb unb bds baneben be-
finbItbe @ebdube Der @pteltpaarenbanb=
lung DeGorme &c Quentin eingedf9ert.
@tne Grploton bon JeuerperfstOrpern
bate ben 8ranb CUR Solge. Gtgentbum
i'm Mertbe BON 10000 Dollars nurbe Der=
ni9tet unb tparen es meiftens beutf9e Sc
f4Gfte, bic babOn betroffen tpurDen, fo bic
r9eGorme &c Quentin Company" nit
$1,000 Dollars, pantte C GOmp. nit
10000 Dollars, bas 9anfen'f9e 8el5naaz
rengef6dft NIT 10000, bas 9%uttpaarenge=
f9dft DDn S. u. 2e6eau nit 1000 unb
5rtebrt9 gorbes NIT 1000 Dollars. 9ie
g~enannten @ef6Gfte gebDren NIT 3u ben al
teiten in Mtltpautee.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

@onOerneur Woite f9Gdgt tn feiner
Sot13aft @bi9affung Der SobesI trafe unb
ols GrIoB bafitr Die 8eperbung UNI elm
Stoatsarnt Dpr. SeOenfaus foQ bartn Mtb
lte9ett, ober man tpetB tibt re6t, iou bos
etne Strofe fir ben @erbre6er, Dber fir bic
ment9lt4e @efenf9aft fetn, SIN Safe
9Sattes mar es ie~benfu1s bas. GeBtere, benin
TIN bat bod Hiernunb 9e5pungen, Tt6 Tim
oas 9ouoerrteurSamt gu %betperben, unb bic
en19lt3e 9eieaf9uft bat bon ibm qenuq
Gusgeitanben,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

Sn Ontario, Der ~fo9enonnten rM2ulterz
tOlOnie" BON @iiOzG ulifornien 1T qe5tern
am bealt3ten Sage cine 8unf UNI 5000
Dollars beraubt unb 9err 5rie6rt6 @tqmm.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
Gi1en6aRn~ GaRrpRdne.

NbtcaSO & YtOrtDtpe lei terMs GiI cub abtt. - Etdet
W 0fftces: gtos. 2O6-20S Start gtrobe, an Der
OefIeD Ioenue Station unO ON Depot, ode Weas.
uuO Rinsies@troBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

= Die 3eitungsmaIerei bat beute pteber
groBe Sriumpbe %gefetert. @s tit pirti4 tn
terefant, bic 8tloer Der bret M0rber bes
Polt3iiten Bubbles, pte iie it9 in ben per=
f4iebenen 3eitungen beute Mprgen ftnben,
gu berglei9en. Gtne Nebnli9teit 1T Dd
nirgenbs gu entbeden. Nber bas 5auptz
meiiterftiid bat Der &iintler bes n9eraIb"
geliefert, Der uns bas @erbre6erfleebIatt
bartlett, pte es bon benz 2unbbaGPi9en
9auie Inn Die gde lduft, @On riibrenber
8lei4drtigteit bletbt II bas 6aus in Der
8reentraBe, Der S9lupftptnfel Der 8erbrez
4erbanbe. SSd, unfere 3eitungsttnftIer letz
item i'm 3ei9nen mas,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

Der aaftrer, bon ben 9dubern nit benz &ez
boGperf9aft bearbeitet unb in ben 8a1enz
fhrant etngeIperrt pOrben. @tnen !9errn
StbIep, Der gerabe ba3u getOmmen mar,
batten bic Rduber nit S9Gdgen betGubt.
9err Stamm 1T Elm alter MiIpaufee'r, Der
Mttte Der a9t3iger Sabre na9 Sos Nngeles
iibergeIiebelt mar unb bamals bort Elm Sla=
f9enbiergef3dft begriinbete, Ser Rame
,@tamm bat in @iibcaIifornien, tpte in Mtlz
tpdutee, etnen quten SLANG.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

%
- Ser befannte @pra6forf6er Mur MiiIz
ler in Orfprb erflGrt I'm uGtneteent6 Sem
turb", ndrum er tetn l1nglGubtger 1T. Gr
gldubt an eine Mta9t vunbetan1t unb uner=
fDrf4lib" unb bod bic b%eitbetunnte", peGbe
ftb i'm gan3en llntDerTum offenbart. Mnbez
rerfetts lit ProfeHor MiiGer fein ort6oborer
Gbrtit, rWir folten ni9t mebr, ipte in Der
8inbbeit unferer Haee, fagen: r2(m Mnfang
f1uf @ott 9imntel unb @rbe". DIS G9rtffen
folten mir fagen in Der Spra9e bes ct.
Sobonnes unb fetner platoni19enunb gnottz
f6en 8Orgdnger: nNm Nnfang mar Der u2oz
gos". Wenn mir ben v2pgos" ben 9obn
nennen unb penn mir bonn 8dter reben al8
einem, Der nur ben Sp9n fennt, Der foq.
Deus ante tntelectum", 10 gebrau9en mir
menf9It9e Spro9e. Menn mir aber pi1en,
baB ale men59li9e Sprd9e bilblt6 1T,
tperbert mir ntemols nerIu9en, biefe Morte
in lire enge p0rtlt9e 8ebeutung~ etn3uatpdnz
gen, 0as bieBe MptboIOgie f9affen, Man
renne bte1e Ma9t ben 8dter ober nenne 1e
etne perfon, 70 ptrb man babel tpeber ettpas
getpinnen nod Derlieren. Oiefe MDrte ftnb
nur metdpborif9. Mas ba8 per30nlt9e Glez
ment i'm Wen16en ober trgenb einem anberen
lebenOen @efen betrifft, fp lit bie1es ebenTo
unbefdnnt, als tpte bas perfDnlt9e @lentent
i'm 99riftfte1er, Oenfer, Gebner ober @66pz
fer bes u2ogos" betrtfft, Sd bebaupte, baB,
penn mir BON etnem QogoS ober BON 2oqot
reben unb beriteben, mas bteIe Mprte be-
oeuten, fDnnen mir ni9t ldnger fagen, baB
am Nnfdng Protoplasma ba mar unb bic
gat15e Welt ft9 oarauS tnfolge bloBer media
nH6er ober GuBerer 11rfa9en entDtdelt bat"
- Ser fiir3lt9 in MarieiIe peritorbene
febr ret9e grtebtf6e @roBbdnbler 3dftroz
pulo bat nt6t meniger ais 6 unD etne babe
MtG, in fetnem Seftamert an Qegdten aus
9efebt, 125,000 6rcs. 1inb fir Die &tnber
ausgetporfen tporben, Die in Mar1etQe tpG6z
renb Der Mo9e, bic Ietnem Sobe borange<
9angen, geboren Durben. Der ~ebentaltge
Mtntterprdftbent RDubter, Der feline 2aufz
balm als 9anblungstommis unb 1pGter
8u9balter Bel 3aftropulo begonnen, erbdlt
Elm nMnoenten" bon $4,000 Sres, 11eberz
baupt itnb on ale Nngeteuten unb 9ienft=
boten bes @ertorbenen rei1lt6e 2egate 3u
Dertbeilen, 3pet MtItonen itnb BEL Der
8ant BON 5rantrei9 btnterlegt norben, beren
s3tnien aljGbrlt9 3u l1nterftiiBungen fir bic
NotRletoenoen bon MarietlIe bertpenbet tperz
ben foQen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

- 1tnfere POIi3et bat ft6 bur9 Die rafGe
4uffpiirung Der MDrber bes BoGt3tften
bubbles etnmal ansge3et9net. Die gan5e
Nffatre tit nit groBem @9arffinn gebanbz
babt unb nit GROCER Brdctiion ausgefuGrt
tporben. Dem Snfpettor @9aad gebii1rt
fir Die BON ibm nit GROCER 11mft9t gefibrte
9eBiago nnb ben Poli3tften 0amilton unb
Pbelan fir ben in Der Sadie bepteIeaen
S6arf6Gid, 1ptpte autb benz Capt. Rp6 fir
Die Bel Der 8erbaftung an ben Sag gelegte
nmfi9t grDBe &nertennung, IS fOmmt
nt3t oft bOr, baB btnnen "a @tunben bic
8eriiber zines unter berarttgen umftdnDen
Derii6ten Morbe5 btnter S9loB unb glieqe1
iiben unb Die 8epetfe fir tire @9ulb ft9
i'm 8eiib Der Poli3ei ~befinben, Sb Die
PoGi3iten 9dtntlton unb pbeIan bic priiz
flung beretts betanben BADEN, tpiFen mir
ni4t, aber bas piifen mir, baB ibre @9uG<
%fenntntffe nit Der BON i6nen betptefenen
Sii3tigfett i'm Nuffpiiren unb Gtnfangen
BON 8erbre9ern nt9t bas @ertng1te at
f9affen gebabt BADEN. @enn bic 8eioen
au9 nur e6en tbren Namen f9reibeu tDrz
men, iinb fie bod ousge3ei9nete poGi3etz
bedmten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

- Die omertfantfde 8egterung itebt inn
8egriff, ft4 in Der 8ebrtngsmeer>Nnoez
legenbeit @ngGanb gegeniiber redt f6Ofel gu
tenebmen. I'm Die bonn 9GfeOsger;9t
@nglanO sugeIpro4ene @ntf9dbtgung BON
425,000 9Olars in bic fogenannte Smntz
busz8ta auf3unebmen, miiBte bonn Mus=
f3uB Elm bdbtngebenber 8ef4GuB gefaBt
tperben, unb Ods gefdtebt ni9t, obne bob
Der Sinanaminiter einen 8OrI9lag gerno9t
bat. Der Stnan3mtntiter i9eint ii1 aber
I'M bic Sadie ni9t befimmern gu tpolen,
unb fam auf bic bloBe @mpfeblung bes
Prdtbenten bin, Die SADIE NIT etner8uufd=
Iumme ab5umaben, BON Dem @oranl9taa
bes Minnfters nt6t obgefeben tperOen,
Wan bGtte bana9 @nglanb nun nit f6Dz
men @orten btnbolten t%polen, Elm re9t fbGz
biges 8enebmen, na6bem man bte8ebrings=
meerz4nseIegenbeit friber 70 bsftig bstris=
BEN bat.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
- Union poRenser Station.
pennsylvania lines
Moams.. 0anaI- nno Vaoniinr-efr.

T~fGefTOfFws: An Aer station, in 24S g. GInrt
Styose. Gdt Sadipn, unb I'M Mubitpriunts6 DteL
9urb.3uge faArer Die foIgt mad @entraIs3ett:
"TxoItn. fTXdIih. auSae1 oututeu Gnnutaoa-
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

SatnotS GemtraI.
sue Surbsebsnben 8ase ssm Der GentroI.s tatton,
ebeHfaas an %. Strase. 80. StreRe pnS 6aSe Bari as
nonirtem iDerOsn. 9ifets in Der GtaStsCffts, i4 6aA
~@tarf=5treBe, naA int Au1itDriunt.6 otel.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement q Soa she 9YE6 6F IKSMSEERRIhoNHGian
the State of New York on the 31st day of December
1893: made to the Insurance Superintendent OF
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of CAPITAL Stock paid un in
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

Sronb Taptb8 3toe nta 6. s SO. 81. gabl, Mbfabrt
1926 Wt; 1900 81; HAS 0. anfunft: '7:2o ST.:
+1:25 g.: 1850 q.
Groa6 gtopi6s b1a g.. 81. q 8 q. g., abfabrt: 1850
81 also u. anfunft: ITO @t.; 1905 u.
'&datt6. + ausssn. 6onntaas. t ausaen. Mtuntaa.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

9FStBtean Central, 81. 2. 9. 8 8. Or. uuh .. q
%v$ u. &. 8-uGbe Nioaara Sans Routs". 9iGst.
Sffces, 81 Glorf Str. nnb Stationet IL. ctr. unA 9art
9tpo, %. Ctr, SO. Ctr. unb 9Dbe Bart.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05

In illinois Is,e2S.eS
Total amount Of Risks outstanding -. IS, III. $50. 90
Jn0s j. Henry, President.
Frank H. Mcbride. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18TH aav
Of January 1894.
lSe@ll WARD JR.,
HIS Notary Public.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-03-28
NORTH ZALMA!

twill soon be Postmaster Hahn
North Zalma is still progressing
finely.
Joda Allen paid our city a visit
last Sunday.
Mr.. Dehls lost valuable mule
last Saturday.
Jack Mccormick was seen on ou1
streets lately.
Mrs. Draper was reported very
sick last week.
Ex:Treasurer Perkins was In our
town Thursday. 4e
Our basket factory is turning out
some nice goods.
Lish Eaker is building a new
house in the suburbs.
Cholera and starvation Is killing
the hogs in this section.
Mr.. Bolin's family, on the western
edge of town, is down with mnmps,
Farming operations are backward
In this vicinity; no oats have been
tcwn yet. W. gr
Mrs. Tkurston will. leave our city
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-03-28

this week for the western part o.
the county.
Considerable prospecting is being
done in this section, with flatterine
indications.
Rev. Berry of Glen Allen hello
services in the Congregational M
E. church yesterday.
Our hunters say that deer are
abundant in this section and bewail
the fact that the law forbids theil
slaughter. e
Andrew Banholtz, one of our cit
izens, is said to be confined in Mad
ison county with an aggravated case
of rheumatism.
Frank Draper and Joe Dehls
killed six large snakes Tuesday,
That's a new one on US. They gen
orally just "see" 'em and light out.
Are you sure you've got that cor
rect?-ED.1
John Jones has traded his place
to Hays Eaker and proposes to make
Stoddard county his future home.
[ am sorry to lose such valuable
citizen, but our loss is some other
community's gain.
Charley Derk has traded for John
Fry's place. As he is a bachelor, l
suppose the indications pointto the
fact that he is tired Of single cussed-
ness and may soon bring home a
blushing bride. l wish you much
JOY, Charlie.
According to your astute CORE
spondent, "Sheeny," l ought to be
miles away from this place and en-
joying myself in new pastures: but
for once he has case of mistaken
identity on his hands, for it must be
some other maiden who has bundled
up her effects andi silently stolen
away. Guess again, "Sheeny;;" per-
haps you may come nearer the mark
another time.
More next week. By7by.
MoILIE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-03-28
SED6EWICKVILLE.

Health is good in this vicinity.
Mrs. T. B. Dram has fifty little chickens
An anybody beat that?
Rev. J. A. L. Saddler of Mountain Gin,
Ill.,, preached here last Sunday.
Sllas w. Pair and sister Laura are attend
ng the Normal in Cape Girardeau.
George NJ. Roe, Florence Seabaugh aad
<. l.. Hartle have gone to Jackson to attend
,chool.
Isaac Presnel is making arrangements to
move out on his farm near town. He says
he will farm this summer.
Joseph Seabaugh and Thomas Jaco are
erecting carding machine in our town. 1t
will be run by gasoline engine.
The people of this vicinity have begun to
plow for corn and oats, now, and would be
ylad to see spell of dry weather.
George w. Mollineaux has done away
with the old burrs and replaced them by a
orand new set of rollers in his mill.
Rev, E. Miller IS slowly recovering from
injuries received from fall from a horse
about slx weeks ago. am glad to see him
improving.
Eli J. Seabaugh has just closed a success
ful tenn Of school in the Morton dis trct and
has moved back near town and gone to farm
ing. Eli is hustler.
w. A. Critics is again in our town, although
while on his way home from Marble Hill ano
while crossing Buck creek on log he los!
his footing and received ducking.
T. B. Drum and daughter, Miss Myrtle
made tip to Fruitland last Friday to spend
few days with friends and relatives, leaving
R. L. Fulbright in charge of the store during
their absence. LIMBER JIA.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-03-28
GOOSE POND HILL.

Weare having some fine weather.
The.smal!pox scare has about sub
sided.
Pink Rhodes school is progress
ing nicely.
]. v. Horrell was in Advance last
Saturday.
Mrs. Howard Black is very low
with typhoid fever.
Henry Pixley of Goose Pond Wis
tied ~. Cook last Sunday
Glib Bollinger made a flying trip
to the swamp few days ago..
Everett Harris visited relatives
on Goose Pond d few days ago.
George Tippett and son, who have
been very low, are able TO be dp.
NJ NJ John Cook Of RichIand went to
Marble Hill Saturday on business.
John Hortell pfnear Drum Wis
tied the boys M Richland few days
ago. sggts
DR.. Simmons has been catching
some foxes with his fine pack OF
hounds.
yene Horreil Of Richland attend
q services ut the Leopold Catholic
church Sunday.
Uncle Howard Black is doing a
10 I'd business with his saw and grist
hill near Advance. :,
III. Cook and Jimmy Horrell Of
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-03-28
e GLEN ALLEN.

MISS HI ". row z Y 8
| Of this town.
II takes E, s. Let's TO chew Hoppe Of
when it comes 10 talking about horses.
| Glen Allen has two millinery stores, viz:
Miss Katie Reilly's and Mrs. Josie Walkers
| Miss Cora Reek of Lutesvile was visiting
Glen Allen friends last Friday and Saturday.
| Adam Lutes was In. town on the 18th. He
rcde his two little ponies via the Iron Noun
tain railroad.
Dolph Riggs went to Fredericktown last
Thursday evening to attend the Knights oi
Pythias lodge.
The A. o. U. W. held their regular meet
ing Saturday night. Mr.. Garner of Charles
ton was made workman.
| J. NJ. Sites, who has been attending the
Southeast Normal, returned TO Glen allen
and is c!erkiag for Graham & Lett
The passenger train had a wreck (Reck)
on the road between Glen Allen and Lutes
vile last Saturday. No one was hurt.
There will be preaching at the Methodist
church Sunday, April 7. You will hear q
good sermon and 1t will do you good.
John Stevens has Just finished hauling an
other car load of clay. John likes to see hls
wagon wheels grind the mud, but he say:
he's not going to grind any more mud soon
He is now raising some more corn and oat:
to grind.
Miss Ora Rhodes is learning the milliner,
trade from Miss Kate Reilly. 1t seems tina
Glen Allen will some day sport four millnre,
establishments, but we are sorry TO say tha
Miss Rhodes will in the near future reside il
Annapolis, Mo.
There was fine birthday party given a
the Zimmerman hotel last Friday night il
honor Of the proprietor's daughter Mamie
There was large crowd of young people
who spent very pleasant evening. Mis-
Mamie received several nice presents. whicl
show her friendship among the boys ant
girls. The evening was spent socially aEc
in an enjoyable way.
| Jesse C.a1er, our new road boss, is still
following his old trade, that Of wa.chman OIL
Water street. He makes his rounds ever,
hall hour and always finds everything o. X
The people on Water stree, will miss Jess
as he will soon begin to nail up signboards
He seems anxious to begin his new work anc
we are sure that he will make good oversee
because it is something new TO him.
Lawson Whitener who hss been clerkin,
for Messrs' Graham & Let, went home tn,
10Th inst, where he viii assume the health,
business of following the donkey. Tn,
young ladies Of this place will surely mis-.
him, for he was usually seen going to Sunda,
school with two-one on each wing. No
only the girls miss Mr.. Whitcner, but all who
were acquainted with him. He isa mode
! young man. 1Hr PsT.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-03-28

Richland went to Penturf Gap last
Thursday on trading expedition.
The people on Goose Pond are
pleased to see indications of good
weather, as they are anxious to go
to farming in earnest.
Best wishes to The Press and its
readers. HAPPY JACK.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-03-28
SOUTHEAST NEWS.

Willis Tasthan, R. c. Wilson and
Thomas Clay were lodged in the
st. Louis Jail Sunday, being unable
70 furnish $4,000 bond each to
answer a charge of robbing the gov
ernment, says the Star-Sayings:
IThe trio were arrested ten miles
from Greenville, Wayne county, on
Hast Saturday, after a long chase BY
llnenatE United States Marshals 4,
r. Brennan and Qusyie. A fourth
member Of the gang, George East
han, who was also wanted for the
same robbery, made his escape.
The men are charged with having
last February burglarized the gov
ernment warehouse near Greenville
and stealing barrel of whisky.
They carried the whisky to the
woods, and after drinking all they
wanted sold the rest.
jackson Comet: Old Uncle Jor-
dan Wilkinson, (col.) will be 100
years old March 9th. He was
brought to this county in 1912 by
James Wilkinson and served as a
slave up to the sixties.
Dexter Messenger: The news of
the signing by Governor Stone of
the branch court bill reached Dex-
ter about half past nine o'clock last
Sunday morning. Naturally enough
those who had worked so faithfully
for the passage Of the bill felt iubi-
liant. Those who got the news first
built bonfires of their own hats, then
took diligent pains to destroy the
hat ofeverybody else who happened
down the street. Due respect for
age, however, was had, but that
was the only protection. 1t made
no difference who it was or whether
he had on his best hat; if he chanced
down Stoddard street his hat was
seized by force and consigned to
the flames. Now that the court bill
has become law, the city of Dex-
ter will not only furnish a house,
but it will build a brand new court
house, modern in all it's details, and
worth in spot cash not less than
twenty-five thousand dollars. Then
she proposes to give the people Of
Stoddard county Tee simple title
to said courthouse and the ground
upon which it is to be built, includ-
ing a beautiful courthouse yard.
Poplar Bluff is in the throes Of
another sensation, which promises
to furnish a salacious morsel for the
gossips; and fund of amusement to
the people. Suit was filed there
Monday by Mrs. Elizabeth Criddie
against DR.. ]. A. Conrad to recover
$1,000, which she claims In her pc
tition was fraudeptly obtained from
her by Conrad through promises of
marriage. Now to the story. Mrs.
Criddle is a well-to-do widow of
Schuyler, Neb., who has passed that
marks'inilife when, sentiment and
romance should have gwen way TO