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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON
ID. c, April -. 19d2.-Ths advertisement is issued
to obtain Information on which 10 make renort 4,
Congress in compliance with a paragraph ntaIn.d
In An act making apPrurria lions for the service,
of the Post Office Department for the fiscal wear
ending June 80 1898" follows. The T,st.
master General is hereby directed 20 inyrstirnte
and report to Congress as soon as possible the adj
visibility aud practicahility OF purchasing nuI
adopting uniform metal lock box at a price not
to exceed fifty cents, for the purpose Of Sc ling
the same To patrons rural free delivery ro,Ir.s
at cost Manufacturers are therefore invited 10
submit proposals not later than Monday. May 10.
1902 AT noon, for the supplying Of boxes under ,h
following conditions: /. The box must IT, mad. OF
metal, lSN6N6 inches. durable. safe and weather.
proof. . The total of bON fo.h town ~
Manufacture, including lock aud painting must not
exceed fifty cents. 3. PROPOSALS lie accom-
panied by a sample OF boxes to be supplied Pro-
posals must be addressed 10 the First Assistant
Postmaster General or General Superint endent Free
Delivery System, Washington. u. c. and same
boxes expressed. expressage prepaid, To General
Superintendent Free Delivery System, Washington.
u. C IA. Z. PAYNE, Postmaster General
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ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE

AUHHNlHC City, N. y.
HOTELS AND COTTAGES FOR RENT AND SALE
@. ]. ADAMS CO., Successors to L G. Adams
Co., Roems 2-4-6-6. Real Estate and Law bldg
ja1S-1o5t.6
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-WM. A. YESTERDAY,
Bond Building,


Bond Building,
Ssn s 14ta s F FG sfcry
buffers pantry and kitchen on first floor; large
large cellar cold Storage room house beautfniiy
finished in hard wood and white enamel. Price.
ance your way Brand NEW; never occnpled.
Handsome brownstone-front dwelling; 2 sqs.
DUPONT CIRCLE; 10 rooms; tiled bath Owner
leaves city and will sacrifice at $3.50. Original
lot 32x135. Only &c. 100. Fo. 500.
Good location n.w.-l2 rooms, porcelain bath;
F Fo 5 ssndi'i0n' lot SSA'o' Reduced to s''00
Central n;w.-s rooms: porcelain bath; perfect
condition: lot 20x110; brick stable. To imnedi-
ON Columbia road Beautiful home IA rooms;
bargain, SIS. 600 Fo. $50
WeIl-located-s rooms bath. cellar; porches
at $500. Fo. SOS
N.E.-Near cars; new; rooms and bath; Only
Interest Inspect this Fo. 500
Well located Nearly new; rooms: bath; hot
riaee for rI s66.aSo Fo 3d. 9''''' III 'e'''
LOT E n,,: s. ss s "a F good d buy r0oms NIL
Well iocated-6 rooms; bath; good condition
Only s.. goo. Fo "a
Excellent-6 reoms; bath; stable; rents for
sic. Reduced to 1900. Fo. 3d.
a snap-4-room brick, renting for 49, Only
We have few bargains in suburban homes.
With ad very large lots near cars Prices from
iSvEgToEs! How "q IS p THIS Two Two Groom
bricks; NV; good condition. Only $3.50 for
BOTH Rented ,d $40 y 1o slI.I terms
Phone 1923. Bond Bldg, First Floor,
my10-3t.
FOR SALE-Do YOU WANT A HOUSE TO SUIT
you? On Columbia road Conn. ave. the
choicest part of the city 20 feet front-or wider,
If desired. JOHN SHERMAN. 610 14th st.myS.f
FOR sALE-oNLY S., 100 IN COLUMBIA HGTS. ;
sacrifice: out-of town owner. Just think Of
1t! Full II it wide front and renr yard,
carved brownstone trimmed; east front; $
rooms and bath: large Closets cabinet
mantels; open freplaces, tiled.
MUCH LESS IF WE GAVE YOU THE LOT.
my7tf W. S. MINNIX. 1927 NV.
FOR SALE-CAPiToL HILL-JUST COMPLETED
two particularly bright. cheerful and Groom
houses; 10 IT. front; large yard to paved alley:
built by days labor thoroughly modern; large
Stanton So and electric cars; price and terms
very attractive to an immediate buyer Inquire
D. D. THOMPSON. 1885 ST. NV ap19tf
FOR SALE-2142 p ST. NV; 10 ROOMS AND
bath; buff brick and stone front; bay window;
steam heat: frst-Hoor kitchen: lot 1Sx9o paved
alley; rent, s35 so; price. So. 600. THE WASH
INGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.. Real Estate
Department ap1S-tf
FOR SALE
mo PLACE LIKE HOME;
NO HOMES LIKE OURS"
MIDDAUGH AND SHANNON,
Builders and Owners
apfst 1874 n. Cap ST
FOR SALE
eco y. II. ave nv. rooms and bath. IS 900
Broom bricks Sc. each. ....-.....-..... 200
3story bay window bricks. Sc. .......... 5000
9Th st. NV. 1Oroom and bath brick. 5000
WIN. A FOY, Columbian bldg. 416-lS 5th NV.
ap5-tf
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The Wiltshire.

Virginia Ave, near Beach.
American plan. &2.5o per day and upvnrd. Euro
pean plan. $l.5D per day and upward. Hsated By
steam; parlor; elevator to street level: cafe
attached. Booklet mailed.
mha4-7Nt-lO q. q PHOEBUS.
THE PIERREPONT New Jessey Ave AND Beach.
Open All Year. Full ocean view. Large airy
rooms, suite, with bath. All modern appoint
inents including elevator from street level Apply
for booklet. J. L. BECHTEL. Owner and Prop.
fe2l-7St5
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OFFICE OLE TIE CnMMIsSInNERS n1S11I,-I,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
of Columbia, May 2. i@i2.-PrnPosaIs for Furi -
Sealed proposals will he received this office untu
SATURDAY. MAY SEVENTEENTH 1892 AT
TWO O'CLOCK PM. for furnishing the various
branches Of the District government with Coal and
Wood FOR the fiscal year ending June ~ 1913
Blank forms OF proposal. together with all nfor-
nation can he obtained upon application iho
Office Of Property Clerk Room 80 District huildlag
Bids will be received by the class for one or
more items in the class but the Commissioners
H. G. reserve the right 10 reject any or all bids
parts OF bids. Ia waive defects ana award the
contract 10y the class by items in
the class, may best the Interests Of the
District OF Columbia. II. u. i. MCFARLAND
JOHN W. ROSS. JOHN BIppI.E. Commissioners
u. c my7-5t
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HOTEL DENNIS,

ATLANTIC CITY. MI
BEACH FRONT OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR
BEAUTIFULLY IMPROVED. Large rooms Fun
ocean view, with and fresh water baths at
eached Modern equipment and furnishlngs. Opsa
wood hreplacea. telephones. etc. Large inelosed
from hotel to destination.
ta27-lO4t-l4 WALTER J. BURY Prom
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FOR SALE-"CuII-MBI HEIGHTS
\ SECTION OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
HIGH HEALTHFJ-L. CONVENIENT.
very fine house is offered for 81 200; new:
Roman brick 'front.' stone porch and steps; on
popular 81. bet. 18th and 14th; 10 rooms, HOT
WATER HEAT.
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THE EVENING STAR,
FOR SALE-LOTS.

COn oAAG-LO4o'
Ucr, 60, 1900 - -
w $3.50 HOusE,. GHICESI fARI of
MnsILnSsou aeIents. me lot al low price
mxio ~ 1ouse - sui you NJ Cost, =.
"a. WI 1onN onEhMAN, oIo I4tn 81.
FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-A FRONTAGE
Of IS IT. on Georgia ave. near Pa. ave- and
14th st. Sc. only Csc. per sd IT.
mylo-3t Z. H. 7. LEOPOLD, 1892 st. NV.
E0D -T1,>->---.-1 1---------------
run 'aLH-fE 80; We. " w. q.
lily % ee aie 50 IL
o TA eo o,,ao 50. L.
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$40 900 buys a good one; well built by owner
for his home stories; i rooms deep; stair
ways; hot water heat: 2@x150.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30
THE (1Den.Air Post.

The Open-Air Number Of The
Saturday Evening Post, Of Phila-
delpbia, which will be out April II,
will be one of the most notable
special numbers of the year. In
the opening article, Tho Serene
Duck Hunter, ex.President uieye-
land writes about his favorite spert
with genial humor and laugh-com-
pelIing frankness. William Mar.
conf, tho inventor ofthe most sue
cessfui system of wireless telegra-
phy, tells. over his own signature,
of the experiments which led up to
the marvellous results that hs has
achieved. In Tales Of the Diamond
President James a. Hart, OF the
Cbieagos. recalls some good stories
of famous bali players, games and
enthusiasts. This Is the first oftwo
papers.
Every sportsman viii read viii
pleasure Arthur Il. McFarlaDe'E
spirited story. entitled The Old Eel
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

ker made a clean record during his
service 10 the last General Assem-.
bly,, Is en- energetic, uDiIriog work.
or, who belIves In the enforcement
Of rigid economy In public SERVED
and Is a democrat who rlaads lof
sll that the word democracy i'm.
pliss Helsalso a public spirited
genilemaD, always ready and will.
ing 10 put bis shoulder to the wheel
in any enterprise which may prove.
Ia any manner, beneficial TO the com.
munlty. This he has proven by
bis actions in the RECEIPT movement
for the development pf onr mineral
resources, being one oflhs frptahd
most energetic workers eobneetpd
with the enterprise.
Mr. Welker Isl much better pro-
pared having bad the experience
gained By bis term Of service to 10.
telligentlY represent and guard tho
peoples interests.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30


Beef Trust seems to be enjoy
10 opportunity to get richer
pr, while the people who toll
reed to pay outrageous prices
lat. ofCourse q large number
y people will be compelled 70
|prlyation, but what will the
care' A good deal Of noise i
made about proceedings
i tho trust and the trust
'tseem to be worrying abons
ither, but goes right On max
tho people buy beef on its
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

ler's Flshin. Among the otber
strong features ID this humber i :
new Letterfrom the Self Made MeF-
chant to His Son, the second part
of Paul Latzke's intensely interest
ing paper on James ]. Hills School
for Railroad Presidents, q new In
stalIment of Cengressman's Wife.
Among the shorter contributions
are Mr. I. i. Warners's practical
paper on Farming Is > Business
Mr.. Forrest Crlssey's timely sketch
of Governor Van SAINT. Of Minnesota
an ex4niatt poem by Mr.. Bliss Car.
man, and the usual popular depart
ments.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30
Vests Touching Tribute TO
General Wade Hampton.
E.nIn AtIsnia conslilution.

From At!snsa Constitution.
Washington, April IL. -(Special)
Senator Vest, in his speech this
afternoon IN the senate, paid a touch
ing and beautiful tribute to General
Wade Hampton. The Senator'S
voice trembled with emotion
as he spoke of his old friend
and colleague, and more than once
he paused, scarcely able TO proceed.
sYesterday when | came to the
capital he said, Il was handed
o dispatch from one of the family
Of great southern leader. formerly
our colleague in this chamber, that
At ten miputes before 0 o'clock be
had passed over the dark river 70
.ioln that great encampment upon.
The other shore. I hope / may be
pardoned If ! speak very briefly Of
Wade Hampton, who IS tomorrow
II be committed to the earth, bnt
whose memory will live for centur,
les 10 come among the people, not
only ofthe south, but OF the whole
couotry. Ikne@ him well and 10Y
cd him sincerely. He was the high
al type Of Christian gentleman
patient, brave, honest and unselilsh.
he was not depressed by adversely
Of nnduly elated by prospeEity-
Having lost all but life and honor,
be bowed submissivcly to The re-
suIt Of q great war, In which Pc
shared The fortunes Of his people:
lHc meyer uttered one vindictlYe
word; lie never gave any wild Az "
| vice 10 The people who were suiter
lfoe ali the horrors Of reconstfuc,
Itiou. and who only needed his a..
| vice to dare again the utmost tnat
fate could do against them, ratner
4 than submit 10 the ills they had.
4 nHc commenced his public liie,
ii 1 very Young member Of the leg
islatu, q OF South Carolina by dar-
4 inp Il face an overwhelming public
sentiment in bin own state IN de-
, nnnciation of the infamous slave
j trade. which hot-headcd men sought
again to open upon those people
/ Afterwards he found it bis duty TO
h again oppose the will Of big people
npor, 1 great financial question; on,
I Ne did II without hesitation, ana
need political death, almost Ger.
II tain. as he had often, upon the Oat
,l'tlc field, faced death in defense o.
What he believe to be right
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30
Probate Court Docket.

List OF Executor. administrators, Cuardl-
ans and curators whc are required to exhibit
their accounts for settlement, on the day nam
ed below, At the May term, Ieaz, Of said court
TO be begun and held at the courthouse in 1
Marble Hill, Bollinger county, Missouri, COM
mencing Monday. May u, 1909.
MONDAY, FiRsr DAY.
Estate. Admir-, Gumd'n, Etc.
Bradshaw, Chas. G.. A.F. Watkins
Bollinger, Joseph NJ. David NJ. and w x.
Bolliner.
Bnndle, Nancyc A. NJ. Murphy.
BrndIe. Belvo Am. Murphy.
Barks Chas. D. ST.. Spencer.
Clippard, Carrie ct al John A. Millar.
Cllopard, Chas. L. I. Grimslsy.
Cook, I.T. CT. and ]. N. Cook.
Stevens, B.F. Sophia Z. Sieveas
TUESDAY, SEcoND DAY.
Hosea. Waller G. w. II. Moore.
IIeinbaugh, +. ct al a. G. King.
Harper, Della etal Sanford'Catc.
fIichtowei, w. ]. ]. X. Hughey-
Hahn, ?, Ct tal. Sarah A. Hahn.
Kaiser, Henry G.. George ". Kern.
Leoneys Sarah. w. X. Speef
f.utes David. u. w. Lutes.
Limbaugh. Polly F etal. II. !. Murray.
Lizzenbee, West m. b. off,. Mat. Zimmerman
WEDNEsDAy, THIRD Day.
Miles. Joseph. w H. Bess.
Naloeey, Tiney D. II. E. Iley
Nelson, David NJ. T.R. McKeny.
Robins, sam'1. m. h.oE Monroe Robios.
THURSDAY, FOURTH DAY.
smiih, James Z. r. D. Drum.
stepp James w. J!v. shnkard & II. A
saepp.
stepp, David '0- etai ]. IN, stinkard.
Shell, Andrew 4 &B. J. Alfred Shell.
s,a,lts, Grove 4 Fox. ]. w. Revelle.
FnpAy, FIFTH Day.
4 Sylcox, Shernie. J. g. Giasener.
| schrock, Amelia etal. DeTthold Schrock.
| Smith, Alert y. g. Smith.
4 5Thuston, Josiah p. Geo. R. Tharston.
| Thurstor, Arthur. Isaac Sturgeon,
Wolpers, ]. Il. etal. ia. B. Williams.
! / wclker, Ira s &Webs,'r.J. NJ. Welker.
. Williams, I,erlie 1t al.Alfred Shell.
SATURDAY, SIXTH Day.
, Iidewell, Lucretia. Charles F. RdewelL
Ridewell, Sarah. 6
Cloninger, L. et sl. W. ?. McCans,
All Administrators. Executors and Guar
dians whose names appear in the above list
!, and those eoniinued at the last term Of this
court, must appear and make settlements or
heir respective days according to require
nents of law and save COSTS.
DAVID c. CLIPPARp.
Judge Of Probate.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

VERNON DocKERY last Monday
|nted DR.. q. NJ, Wilmer Cf
nger, Dr.. Frazier of Scott,
Hina @. schnIt Of pemsseot,
A. Apthony Of Madison End
Cayce Of 81. Francois county
4 Of Managers for State Hos
for Insane, No. 4, At Farming
Mr.. Wells Informs 10 that the
nissioners will have the insti'
/ ready to receive patients u
|rt time. This will be \ greAi
guienes 70 the counties nsthis
Of the state, dad will save
much expense
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

per ]. Il. F0HT has withdrawn
the racs FOR supreme judge
will use bis inllusneefor Judge
who will be nominated and
ed. Judge Fort has certainly
wisely in this matter md iris
u will win him mary additiosa*
lends. There was no show for.
&c Of them while both remained
i race, and Judge Fox was m.
btedly The stronger. Judge Fort
= an honorable clean race. Tor
sh he deserves and will have
respect of bis party, and 10
drawing be has made DO sacri
|of honor but has proven BIS &c.
90 10, and bis worihiness Of the
en- aud confidence Of bis party,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

democrats of New Madrid
nominated a county ticket
Itarday. According 10 9
to the st. Louis Republic,
Mott, who has held the
County Clerk continually
6GO, was defeated for the
lion by J. W jackson.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

democrats of Ste. Genevieve
held a meeting last Saturday
cted delegates to The state
diciaI convention. The con-
n unanimously endorsed the
|acy Of Judge Fox and permit
b to name tho delegates 10
licial eonvensloa The con-
p also heartily endorsed the
istration Of Governor Dock
ID the state officials.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

.aanIl taflNeAa~
wIRIoN wrLKER.
:, ',,.a ~a Js,,r. c6nnsy coars.
.Sss s N. gaMMEKMAN.
=. ~ IsS..l-rlr.s 4, pis.Het-
SPENCER.
L.,. :, 1.d.. !, z sssS"a s..ss pI..,Io..
i.rMBAU0H.
r,..l .nd Reeord,,-.-
' savt MoMINE.
N, .,l.,t
~, ,,coa A rAvlon
-, s q M. R.ynr,,s
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

General Robert e. Lee once wrote
to his son at school: 'EYou must
study to be frank with the world.
Frankness Is the child Of honesty
and courage. Say Just what you
mean TO do on every occasion, and
take it for granted you mean to do
right. II Il friend asks q favor,
YOU should grant it, If it is reason
able; if not, tell him plainly why
Won can not. You will wrong your
self by eqniYocation Of any kind.
Never do a wrong thing 70 make Q
friend or keep one; the man who
requires you to do 50 is dearly pur,
chased at such a sacrifice. DeaI
kindly but firmly with all your class
mates; You viii find it the policy thai
wears tue best. Above all, do moi
appear to Others what you are not
LIZ YOU, have any fault to find witl
anyone, tell him, not others, Of wha
You comptlln; there is no more dan
gerous experiment than that OF un
| dertaking to be one thing before
mans face and another behind BIZ
back.
We should live, aet andsay moth
| ing to the injury Of any one.
Is not only best as matter Of prii'
eipal, butts she path 10 peace an
honor"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

and Bridge Terminal Railroad.
Tho Incorporalors are oil citizens
ofthis city. The road ~ 10 run from
this city 10 tho Missouri end Of the
proposed new bridge near Grays'
boro. The company has acquired
all the land north, south aud west
OF the Missouri ebd Of the proposed
bridge and will therefore have com
plsts control Of the approach TO the
bridge.
The losses Of property by Gre 10
Southeast Missouri,last week were
heavy according 10 reports noted 10
our exchanges. The dry weather
and high winds made il very dan.
gerous 20 property exposed, and
hard 10 control tho flames when
started.
Tho best pearl fad made this
year was that of q negro Woodson
w. Sheriff. who lives on lower
Front street, Who on Thursday
found . pearl weighing lOf grams
Ho had deem working at the Kelley
mill until a week ago. whom be be.
gan peAfllng at RolIen bend, three-
quarters Of a mile below here With
the above mentioned succeas. The
pearl h button shaped and has o
good lusire; the owner is holding
same for s2.bOO.-Nowport inde-
pendent
creenvIlls Sun.
Saturday night Sam ., Jones ano
"busE rasrls, s's ; oOsn o. MI, SP,'as, Pss
~, sso, Va Ps,ris : who d,sd The following
day. Jones was arrested and hes
his preliminary to-day. He will
likely be bound over to circuit court.
Jones has been 10 buslness on
and on at Mil Spring for number
of years. oflate years be has been
in the saloon business and has been
drinking heavily. de u u nephew
and Farris was a grandson OF Capt.
W. T. Leepsr. and Jones and Farris
we're second cousins.
~. n.m....,
S-ps s. Ds"os e..,. cooh ~
oscfe'ary y sao S
April 18th chartered the S'' LOUIS
and Gulf railroad company, OF st.
Louis, with capital stock of So, ,000,.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

Gov. DOckcry on Sugar Trust.
From the slale Tribunei
The democrats at the state capital
are very much eIaled over the &C.
ton ofthe House Of ofRepreseniahyes
Friday. Governor DockerY, com.
menting upon the result. said;
aThs campaign Of 1909 Was ct.
tingly opened in the national House
Of Representatives Friday by a
knock ont blow for the great Sugar
Trust and a crushing disappoint.
ment for the national republican
administration.
"Bolh results show the power Of
a united and aggressive democracy.
It is the opening gun ofthe ensuing
contest, in which one Of the most
lus,y 'lnfant industries born ofthc
high tariff system, met q telling de.
feat.
"This action Of the democrats Of
The House is but expressive Of uni
ycFsal desire among democrats to
heuceforth turn their guns upon the
enemy rather than upon each other
"The victory of Friday was the
result of a democratic reconnois
sance IN force. Il will be followed
10 November By q closing up OF the
democratic lines everywhere for the
overthrow Of q system Of taxation
which sends our own.goods to for
eign countries 10 be sold at q lesI
price than they are sold to our peo
pie while at the same time building
I up here great, powerful trusts toar
bitrarily control and fix the pricei
Of life,s inexorabIe necessities.
sThe harmony Of democratic rep
resentatives in Washington is bu
the foreruaner of democratic tri
umphs in November
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

WANTkD D-ssTeFaf persons Of eh4raetss -
gned reputation ln ash ssnis zone d thls apaaty
Feqairel 10 rgpgaseat nd aarsssiss 81 ezszsllaH
ed xealtily hasiness haHze q saia anaaeasl zsaHa
ing, szlsry sisMzskly With expsHssE aaaizasszzz
sii payable ii est sseh Wednesday dsszs4 fHssa
hesa oHsrss. HnEss xna ezfriszz Fazzzzasss
Whea HecessaFY. fze1Fseseas. EHeIess ~ -
drassea siaaraa - el.spe. haasssss sss s'szsaa
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

A yoaDg woman clerk at the
court house was asked to report for
tho wellington (Kan,l hall q wed'
ding that was to take place IN the
once Of the probate judge. Here
i her journalistic achievement =
otherwise not eYoa the names oelns "
eixons ~The bride was sixteen
: ssars old, wore a short dress and
black kid shoes, black dress, req
aholxer bIse velvet bat With pIumes
srrsnge,f to give wing eject, ]:
crown tiat aud white rosetle y, 'n
frant. The groom was taiir galky
and light eoihplerted, wore s e,0s
necktie. striped TROUSERS, dark oiue
barred coas, standing collar, blaes
sbees laced upside down, %'a
s,eiaes tssiling-Ez.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

/ HARRY b. HAYES, president
Jefferson Olpdb, 81. Louis,
b thanks for an interesting,
hled copy Of The Pilgrimage
IticsIlo by the jefferson Club.
interesting souv enlr.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

!. REvELLE has our thanks for
itatiOn to attend Commence
Exercises OF MayIon.sIms.
'Opt College Of Medicine May
rhiCb tune he viii graduate.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30
DenfaI Notice.

.z. will be in 6edgewickville
n from Monday p. m. 18th, till
oIlI1IYJWednesday a. m. the 3Oth.
Patton, Wednesday 3. m. the 30th, till
Monday a. m. May 5th, four days.
Teeth extracted without pain. Al other
dental work done on the shortest pOssi-
bic notice.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

no to the crowded condition
columns we cannot announce
bur candidates at this time,
b continue them, by turn,
seek 10 week TIL all have
|nnounced.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

EERLIso MoRxoK, Secretary Of
blture during cleyeiand's sec,
tm, died April 81, aged 70
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

The following ticket has been
nominated by the democrats OF
Stoddard county:
For Representative, n. 9. Chas-
teen; County Judge, O. W. Patter.
son; Associates, A. U. Goodman and
7. W. Boyd; Circuit Clerk, Thos'
H. EzzeIl; County Clerk, !. n
Punch; Recorder, Jos. Malone; Pro
bate Judge, Thos. Connelly; Prose.
cutting Attorney, <. Q. Spence; Col
lector, r. A, Brannock; Sheriff, g
A. Grain; Treasurer, A. 7. Jolly
Coroner, John II. Martin.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30

this issue appears our demo
Hc tieksi, headsd By Hon. J n.
|ker Of Bessvilie. gho Is our
81. fepressnlalIYe. Mr We'll
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-30
Respectfully,

I. P. RUFF, Dentist.
NIB. Glen Allen, Lut.sille, Martle
Hill and LutesSille from the 18th to June
fet