Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-01-22


Congress We have ever assembied,
working ont the details .of diplo
macy, commerce, war and peace
forecasled by the new Presidents.
recent message; the developments
ofthe Soptlfsgreat industrial move
mentai the Charleston and West
India Exposition, now IN progress;
the building and eQnipping Of tho
Louisiana Purchase Exposition at
ST. Louis; diversified farm and
village industries and Improvement
the Rural Free Delivery Of the
farmers mail, the GOOD Roads and
better sohcois question; and thou
sands Of other important things
viii he found fully and freely dis.
eussed W the Consdtution for the
year, The Fara and Farmers
page will be under the able direc-.
tide Of Col. b. >. Redding who has
for years presided over this de.
pertinent TO the great delight and
encouragement Of oil questioners.
The Woman's Kingdom, the Child.
renls page and other interesting
depsrtnents will be ably conducted,
anS will be especially adapted 70
those addressed. The ringing
editorials ofthe Constitution speak
ing right out 10 meeting exactly
what It means 10 the advocacy Of
true democratic doctrine and the
developement Of the South, and in
behalf Of the great interests OF the
soasses Of our plain people are alone
easily worth the subscription price
Of the paper over and again.
The management Of the Atlanta
Constitution will continue its for.
mer policy in all respects. Mr..
Clark Howell as President and
Editor in Chief, Mr.. Roby Robson,
the new Business Manager; and the
same well disciplined corps Of staff
writers and heads Of departments,
will ably conduct All the affairs Of
this great newspaper, The consti-
tuhou's long and honorable BusI-
ness course keeping faith with the
people in all its contracts, contests,
and engagements as we'll as in its
consistent and conspicuous editor
ial fairness places 1t among those
reliable institutions Of our country
upon which the people nav depend.
The Sunny South has been brought
uodera close snbseSiptioR alliance
with the Atlanta Constitution. II
is now a weekly literary paper con-
Quoted in the1nterest of Southern
readers. One Of its avowed pur,
poses is the exploitation of the
Southern field Of literature and the
encouragement of Southern taleDt.
During the year contests for the
best competitive stories ty South
ern writers will be announced
During the past year q competition
of this character resulted in some
500 stories submitted, oil of which
are we'll worth reproduction and
the majority of them have appear
ed and will continue ia the Sunny
South's interesting columns.
The Woman's Department Of
The Sunny South has been placed
| under the direction of Mrs. Mary
e. Bryan. Her name has been
| connected with The Sunny South
for nearly q generation. She has
brought to her work ripened ex
perience gained in the service o.
the same clientele. The charm o.
her own personality shines in all
the writings Of this gifted woman
Already The Sunny South has 40
| quired a list Of over $4,000 sub
scrlbers and during the year thi'
figure will doubtless be more thar
doubled. The price Of the Atlantis
Constitution and Sunny South i
only LIS per year. The price o
The Sunny South alone IS 80 cts
| per year straight to all persont
alike, except when clubs of fiv'
accompanied by $3.50 in fnll pay
ment thereof, the club-raiser re
ceives for his work years sub
scription to The Sunny South
The combination price Of this papeI
with The Atlanta Constitution ant
Sunny South is only 50. When
ever this combination is taken vi
tho subscriber may submittw esti
mates in the Savannah Cotton Re
ceipts Contest, one on each paper
although subscriptions to Th'
Sunny South alone do not get an,
estimate.
Z With such great general news
paper covering the worlds new
and national questions, and grea
literary paper covering the who'll
| 6eld Of romance and fiction as de
picted bv current Southern writers
you will of course need the bes
and livest local paper, giving cur
rent local topics and the latest an,
best news and freshest commen
upon events of local interest. w
trust this combination secured b,
The Atlanta Constitution, Spnn'
South and The Pass will be foun
best suited to our readers. Tn
price is merely nominal when th
service is even half considered
81 for the three papers mentioned
I, or $3.50 for The Atlanta Copstitr
tion and The Pass including you
r estimate in the Constitution
i $1,000 cash contest. To get th
full benefit of the high prize, sen