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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30

The IRISH" cardinal expressed the
opinion that the question of sending
a note to the powers protesting against
the treatment of the vatican by the
italian government should be left to
the next pope.
It Is now practically certain that all
the cardinals will be present at the
conclave except Cardinal Moran, arch
bishop Of Sydney, who will not reach
Rome in time, and Cardinal Celesia,
archbishop Of Palermo, who is too Ill
to attend.
A proclamation was posted In the
streets Of Rome last night inviting
citizens to the annual commemoration
of the death Of King Humbert, which
will take the form Of q procession
through the streets to the Pantheon.
Early In the morning Of July 30. under
the auspices of patriotic and other So
cieties. the Italians will visit the tomb
Of Humbert at the Pantheon and deco
rate 1t with flowers. Commemorative
exercises at the capital will follow.
For this event King Victor Emanuel
will return to Rome on Wednesday.
Queen Margherita will arrive to-day.
The ecclesiastics view the approaching
ceremony with some alarm, believing
that the anti-clericals may take ad-
vantage Of the opportunity to make .
counter demonstration against the
sympathy exhibited all over Italy In
connection with the death Of the pope.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30

East St Louis. ILL.,, July 27.-Frank
Gregory, aged IS, is under arrest here
on the charge Of having murdered his
father. The boys father, e. G. Greg
DRY. was at work near a grain elevator
yesterday when the son came across
the river in skiff from St. Louis and
shot his father with a rife. killing
him almost instantly. Young Gregory
made no effort to escape and. when he
was arrested. according TO the police.
he said that he killed his father b.
cause Of cruelty to his mother and TO
him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30

Kansas City, Mo-, July BIB. ].
Moorehead. a switchman employed by
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
railway, was run over and killed about
midnight in the railway yards near the
state line at Twenty-fifth street. The
body was cut in two at the middle.
Moorehead was working with q crew
on road engine that was being used
to relieve the freight congestion In the
yards by switching cars. He was sit
ting on the pilot and was apparently
jolted of. The engine passed over
him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30

Denver, Col. July H.-The general
assembly adjourned At one O'Clock yes
teriay morning after having passed q
general appropriation bin. that being
the purpose for which the special 49,
sion was called. The house defeated
the senate Joint resolution calling
upon the worlds fair board 10 dlaband
Gov. Peabody refused 10 Issue a SUP
plsmentAry csil for a special rer-lsn
q oq2zldte.,f eisht.kpgr hIn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30
WIN ns Ready for rr,al.

Jefferson City. No.. July T.-Sena.
tors B. W. Matthews, G. A. Smith. Of
St Louis; Senator Frank H. FArris,
OF Steelville, and w. P. Sullivan, un-
der Indictment on charges Of bribery
In connection with the alum bill In
the legislature, arrived yesterday to
prepare for their trials, which are to
commence In the circuit court to-mor-
row morning. They say they viii Be
ready for trial without delay.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30
Flf,r Aerp. of oa,. nurned.

Hutchinson, Kan. July 2S.-The oat
Geld Of z. w, Grandon, near here, was
set on fire yesterday by small boys
playing with matches and, but for the
help Of neighbors, there would have
been great damage. As II was, about
50 acres were burned before the firs
could be stopped. The fields are very
dry and the Gre moved like a tornado.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30
,eclded AraIpst the Orran-Grinder.

London. July 25.-The committee
on privileges Of the house Of lords de-
cided against the claim Of William
Turnour Thomas Poulett. the former
organ-grinder in the streets Of London,
to the earldom of Poulett, and in favor
of the late earl's son by later mar
riage. The whole case turned on the
question Of legitimacy Of the claim
nAA
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ear 70 nave besn exaggerateu.


With impressive ceremonies the body
4 will be inferred this evening in I
sarcophagus at st. Peters, where II
will remain until taken to its fipal
resting in the Church Of st. John
Lateran. Italian soldiers again yes
terday preserved order inside st. Pc
ter's, where there was repetition Of
the scene and crowd which occurred
Thursday.
Yesterday was notable for the SOL
emn masses celebrated for the repose
Of the soul Of the late pontif at St.
Peters and other famous churches in
Rome, which were largely attended.
despite the pathetic ceremony which
was occurring at the basilica.
Interest is now largely engrossed
with the coming conclave and its re-
suit. The gossip Of the day may be
summed up briefly by saying that Car
dinal Gotti's chances of election seem
to have improved in comparison with
those of other cardinals who have
been mentioned as likely to succeed
the dead pontiff, although there still
exists a strong feeling that some one
hitherto scarcely talked Of may wear
the tiara
Much comment was excited at the
vatican by a drive which Cardinal
Oreglia took through the vatican gar
dens yesterday morning. The workers
in the more quiet precincts Of the gar
dens were startled when they saw the
well known papal carriage approach
ing, surrounded by Swiss and noble
guards. Their hearts jumped as they
saw the face Of the cardinal looking
out at them. The camerlengo did not
appear to be satisfied with what he
saw. He shook his head, exclalming
dismally: What decay; what neg
Iect. / could not remain shut up in |
his melancholy place. I should die |
within year" The gossips Of the
vatican now wish to know II this
means that the cardinal would not ac-
,ept the papacy, which seems practi-
ally impossible, or accepting, would
.ef,Ise to he the voluntary. traditional
,atican prisoner. 1t seems that the
more probable Interpretation of his re.
marks would be that II made pope he
vould institute great changes in the
ardens
The congregation Of cardinals has
nj vet decided whether the note which
he sacred college intends to address
, the mowers concerning the situation
: the panacv at Rome shall be pre-
pnted TODAY when the reception Of
ba d,n,omatic marty occurs At the
,eatino ~ the congregation Yesterday
ardinal satolli asked when the con-
ave would he opened. Cardinal
reol,a renl,ed that he thought that
n he evening of FRIDAY the 31st all
"a Cardinals might enter their cells
nd ha ready for the f1rat meeting az
"a conclave AUGUST I MGR Fara-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30
A BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
xsuths IN the House Of Refuge On Ras-
daiIa IslRnd Tunnsi Under the
wan and Esenpa.

New York. July s7.-More than q
score Of youths Of the house Of refuge
on Randall's Island tunneled under
ana thrcugh the ss-foot high and two
foot thick wali surrounding the build
ing yesterday and Eve succeeded IN e.
caplng. A dozen othaTs Who were dis
covered N the act Of escaping submit
~ n trrusf and ssvsa Eho tried 70
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30

Pottsville. Pa. July 27.--cArrie Ma
ton scored President Roosevelt for
bringing 70 Kansas last Nay bis ''sa-
loon on Eheeis.- She sAid that bad
she not ben laid u ahs woaid have
smashed 4 b nlndsFa.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30
NEWS FROM ROME.
Thousands Pay Tribute Before Pope
Leo's Sarcophagus.
CONCLAVE'S APARTMENTS WALLEDIN.

An Unpleasant Incident At Santiago, Chill.
Reported TO the Cardlnals-A Belief
That the ConclAvo to Elect Pope
VIII Be Of Brief Duration.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30
a -. Es BIlar. n.rn.a.

Topeka. Kan. July fl-Ths Santa 70
railroad bridge on the main ilns near
Lang, in Lyon county. vas Destroyed
By Gre yesterday. Through trains
from Kansas City and the west vsrs
ssut over the Ottawa eut-oa.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30

salina, Kan, July 2s.-The farm
house Of Godfrey Lundstrom, eight
miles east Of sallna. was destroyed BY
fire. The FIRE was caused By sparks
from q passing Missouri Pacific train.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30
Two severe cases Of Ovarian Trouble III
and two terrible operations avoided. Mrs.
Emmons and Mrs. Coleman each tell
how they we're saved BY the use Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound.

"DEAR Mrs PrKHAM II pleased with the results obtained
from Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound that feel duty
and privilege to write you about it.
=" suffered for than five years with ovarian troubles
ing unpleasant discharge great weakness and at times fanness
would which of medicine diet exercise
seemed correct Your Vegetable Compound found the weak spot
however, within few weeks saved from operation
all troubles had disappeared and found myself healthy
and well Words fail to describe the real true grateful feeling that
daily with medicines you know nothing about but take Lydia Pink
different woman in short tme"MRs LAURA EMMoNs Walker
vlle Ont
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-07-30

1ome Iuly 1b.-Aeain yesterday the
body of Leo XIII. lay In state in the
basilica OF ST. Peters and about 3d.
600 people passed before the catafalQue
during the day. This is probably a
slight increase over the number who
viewed the remains Thursday and the
augmentation was doubtless due to the
widely circulated reports that yester-
day would BE- the last upon which the
public would have an opportunity Of
looking upon the body Of the beloved
pondf. These reports proved to Be
baseless and the body win continue
in the chapel Of the sacrament at least
during the greater part Of to-day.
The fsaEn expressed By the vatican an
shoritiea opnocrnia< deoomDo<tna an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-03
@m 0aIaen.

Rittunning, 9, 9a., 2. Qtpril. -
Sgrant 0ubdib, tpelder am 16. Otto@
Der 1901 ieinen Better SOiep6 5ebe>
len in einem Streite eri4oB, pur0e
6eute i'm 6ieIigen @efdngniB bur4 ben
@trung bingeri4t:t. Die 9inri4tung
mar Die erIte, tpeI4e iemals in &rmz
itrong Gountp ponitredt purOe. Der
M6r6er, Iopie iein Spfer puren0euts
i6e unb butten ii4 fhOn i'm alien
9QterlanDe perfeiH0et-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-03

9. 9arIan @iGiams, 9rdiibnet Der
n9pme : 5euer 8erit9erungsz
9eiell76aft."
Sames q. Snpier bon 6. 8. Smpfer
C SD6nen.
8aIter S. 0aptins, &e6tsanpalt.
5rant &. grice, ien,, NIT 80. 6. Or
nolb &c gp.
Sof6uu 36omas nit 90. 6. Qrnolb
&c So.
8eorge gatel, giIenipaaren6Gnbler.
9eorge 8Iutiftone, PrGiiOent Der
Linton Sruit go."
4. 8irtenpalb, &apitaliit.
8iGiam S9nar3 bon Smith &c
S3par3,
Charles 8. 4uigleD, Ge4tsanpalt.
9Oparb s, Niqiams, 5etretGr Der
r!6ome 5euer 8erii6erungSz
@eie1f9aft."
6rant 9psneu, 3e9tsdnpalt.
SSSo6n 6. Semnes BON Steele, Sem<
mes, Gareb &c 8onb.
sSobn Stnflep BON 9intleb &c Waorris.
9bOs. 6. 8Onb, r@entral Sruit g.
@. Gabeu Bruce bon SiIber, Bruce &c
Sifber.
Sobn s. @iGtams, Ge3tsantpaIt,
SObn g. 9prieD, He6tsanpalt.
SoIepb 30. Gone, 8apitaIiit.
.. u. &irflunb, 9(uttionatpr.
s. 6. 6arben, 8rdItbent Der nWeItern
Nationalz8anf."
Sas. Gardner BON Der rIrnlf ftrong
Ofenz unb Manufacturing g."
s. 9. 0aOibion C g., 9aseinri4z
tungen.
6. 80. 4bbott &c g., gtngoituruz8itz
ters<5u6ritanten
Cumberland 9ugan &c Co., Wfaf4tz
merle.
Sol. 81. @tonebrater, 8icezPrGiibent
Der @5tbeIitp C 0epoiitz@o."
9aniel M. Boone C Co., Spirttuoienz
!0Gnbler.
6. 5. 8. gouGb, grdiTbent Der nGenz
trail Sruft Co."
SSyo6n 3pGe bon Ro6e &c So.
Qrt6ur 8. Satfon, 9rdfbent Der 9enz
felman>Sudion1@O,
6arrD 8. 6ode BON Der 9enteImanz
Sadfon~@O.
36os. 8. Cooper, @etretdr Der 9enz
felmanzS zSadion
Beter 80. 8rablep, 8ertdufer.
2tt6ert 8. 8ebforb nit nWtanufactuz
rers' g2ational48ant."
Malter q. 3aleig6, @9neiber.
st. 90. @ut!on BON st. 90. Sutton
&c 60.
CHARLES 81. @barFF nit Der rNOrtbz
peItern 2ebens 8erii@erungsz
@eieGf9aft,"
Rat6un 81. Butler, S9tpeinefletd)z
8erpader.
%. 9opeu 0atforb BON Gbus. Butler
C SD6nen.
S6omas 8. Senttns BON 9enrp Us.
eSentins &c Sobn.
Sobn 90. 8roiius, 8u4bulter fir
6enrp 80. Sentins &c @O9n.
SaneS s. 6arnun nit 9enrp %. Sen
fins &c Sp6n.
8eorge 80. 6eben BON 9eorge 8-
0eBell &c So6n.
.. g. S'&eefe, @eI4dft5fiibrer Der
v8uena 8iita Springs g."
8. @ummerfieGO @mitb, 6artbol3z
6luren.
g. 8. @ertOn bon g, 8, @srton C
Sp6n.
Sucob alein, 3ie9eIitein>6obritunt.
@m, 8. 9arriIb BON Porrii6 8ro5.
NQt6an ulman bon 11lman, 8opttn
&c So.
Miuiam 81. 8optin BON l1lmon, 8ppz
fin e Go.
1917
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-03
Mpnarfbett~8eiu4.
9et Saifer lit Copenhagen.
9Dnta GSfuarS in 2iiiabOn. = SSar'
mer GmpFang beiSer UsOnarden
Surd) Sas 0UGf.

Die Na8ri6t ii6er einen be0oriteBenz
ben 8eIu8 bss britii4en 9err7
I6ers in 9Rom beitGtigt. - Der
g5ar min cine gaeiIe no4 Stolien
aus 6ur4t Dor einem 2(ttentat
ni6t risfiren. - @o8iuliiten>
RuOau pOr benz ruIiiI4en &onIuz
lat in W}ailanb, - gngIii4e
.g6ren NrtiGeriften" tOmmen
na6 8OitOn. = @dGimmer 2tusz
gang elmer 2uftf4ifffa6rt gu 8uz
6apeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-03
@ntizrnffif4e Gem . n
itruttpn in MatIunb.

It r IL 20 n IN Ut q I q n D.
81 0 m, 2. Q(pril. - Sine 0epeT9e
be5 u9ppolo 8pmano" meloet, baB
e5 in N}ailanO geitern AbenO gele>
gentli9 elmer So3idliitenoeriammz
lung, pel9e a6ge6alten 1purbe, Inn
gegen bic am 26. W}Gr3 gu Redpel
ftattgeFunbene @er6aftung beS 9RuIz
fen N}i6ael @DB 3u proteitiren, gu
elmer 6sftigen 0emOnitrution fam.
90B lit betanntIid beI4ulOigt, an Ell
nem MtorbzGomplot gegen Den @3dz
rem bet6eiligt gu iein. ga8 Der Ser
IammIung 3og Elm W}o6 unter Dem
Singen iO3ialiitiI4er Qie0er bOr OaS
rufiiI4e oniulat unb i4rie: ngtieOer
nit bem G3ur!" Die Polt3ei 3erz
Itreute ben N2ob, aIlein in DEM Dorz
6ergs6enben 9anbgemenge tpurOe bic
6laggenitange be5 &OniuIat5 Our3
6tetnpiirfe 5er6ro6en. Sin Polt3tit
erIitt @erIeBungen, @ier Der Suz
multuanten tpur0en per6aftet.
8rttif de 6 9ren : @rttGIez
rifen 6e1u4en8o 0 toner
@6ren 4rttlIertiten.
3onbpn, 2. 2lpril. - 2orO 8os
6erts, 8efe6ls6a6er Der 2lrmee, be-
na9ri6tigte 6eute ben OberItlieutez
nant 2orO 9enbig6, 8efeblsbuber Der
,!6onora6le 2(rtiGerp," OaB bic 2eBz
tere @rIau6niB 6a6en iou, i'm nG4Iten
September r6epaffnet" nd4 Bolton,
MaT., gu reifen, Inn bic bortige PIN
cient anO 6onora6Ie QrtiIIer9 GOmz
punp" gu beIu4en.
@erungIItte Quftf4tffz
ia brit.
8ubdpeit, 2. 2(pril. - Ser e6ez
multge 26georbnete OrOoO1, 2ieutez
nant 8ral uno Sr. Ru6if, 8ruoer
zines W}itgGieOs be5 ungarii9en
3ei8stags, erIitten 9eute, uIs iie i'm
8egriff paren, cine 2uftf8ifffd6rt
an3utretsn, t00tli6e @erIeBungen.
S6r 8alIon rib ii4, nd6renb er gez
fiiqt purbe, pI0BIi4 los unO flOg nit
ben brei erDG6nten 9erren, fOlpie Dem
S5lOttencapitGn SoImup, peI4e be-
reit8 in Der @onbeI fabcn, bapon.
Orbobb ftiir3te aus Der 9onbel auf
bus 0a4 elmer 6a6rit 6era6. 2ieutez
nant RraI ita4 Elm God in ben Bal
lon, fpsf44tr bann nit GROCER S9nelz
ligfeit fiel unO 10 6efttg duf benz 8os
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-03

irritirt ben Ma9en ri6t,
1T BON an9enebmeu Sc
f4maf unb beiIt 9afteu,
GrtdGtnngen, tOeBcn
9aIs, 9etierfeit nnO
Sntnen3a init merflpjir>
bigger 2ei6ti8teit unb in
gang tur8er Belt, SeRer
ol8 oae8 2tnoere. 5olten
sic e8 i'm 9ouit,
3n 0a6en 6ei Rpot6eRsrn
9tW's 9aars aamO &nrts
fdrbe,Wstttel, Id)por5 aa11O
braun, so Gents.
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(SOrtiehuns fiebe 6. seite.) }
Sin unpsradraIia.s gerst.na

bat id Der beiliqc gsrnoro, Der bsriibmte StiiteI
bss gernarointr CrOens, ooourcb srporben, bal
CT bic frommeH Gr0snsbriOcr in Der 6siluug uni
8flege ibrtr franten WitmsHiheH unterDies. Surd
ibn lerntcn bic Mon6e pie bsilfrdftigsH Gigens
i5aften qetpifer Rrdutsr fennsu, uus beneu fe mii
Der 3sit oanu bic in ibrer 9Birtunq 10 numbers
barren uno auses3cibusttu 9jasn beritslteH DeI3G
ais ct. narO=Rrduters9ian beute iiber ben
qan3en grOtrtis ber6reitct iiHo. SbatiG5li5 oiebt
e QegtnDdrtig teu tipilifrtts QanD auf Der gros,
in Delbem bic 9ian Hibt ais por3lgli3es 6eils
mittel betaHnt tDdreu. (Dli gtof Or, S&99)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-03
9tmItk-5aue.
WaiIenberia riammlmltg
Junger ]11dnner
unter ben 4ufpi5ien Der Young Men's
Mc2ane 2eague" in Der
,W,tiif@0aue"
Samitag, ben 4. 0lpril 1903,
0Ihpnhs g 11hr.

~bWtpH1s wa ~SP$tt ASODG
@6enbs 8 llbr.
Der prGiioirenbe 8eamte tptrb ein
junger Mann, 9r. @ugen E
S'Ounne 1etn.
Die &ebner iinb fGmmtli4 iun9e
MGnner, ipie folgt:
Gobert 80. Mc2ane,
3. 6otpe1 @ristpolO, iun.,
u. g. @olbsborougb,
@eo. Meems Wiaiums,
gIi 5rant,
Stuart g. Sannen,
0m. W1ilnes Wdlo9,
Sdmes u. 2atdne,
eSyames Il. Dennis,
sFrebertd g. 3ein6etmer,
Simon 8. 8ranstp,
Marb g. 2tttig.
Gunsert BON cinem aruken Srmefter.
8ii6ne fir iunge Mdnner reierotrt,
unb finb 8ii6nenzgilete auf @rfu9en
Bel bem GefretGr 9luan 6. 9trbpoon,
g2r. 7O9-711, rGalpert Building, "
81 6aben.
Die SaGe 1T fir bus allgemeins
qublitum offen, feline gintritts4giaete
iinb not6penoig.
@aleriez3aum fir Odmen unb De-
rem 8egletter referoirt.
eSm Quftrage Der
q 9unn9 2Ncn'S NcSane=Seagnc.
>(93)
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Sbrcd1t nDr in SIR. z, 9Seft Serin9s
fnn= $frnf3e.

unb bsii6tiet bic nsue gbssler @ilion rEniz
iorine" @dbmai6iHe, ebenio oFe neue 0frbeHcrts
GamilisnsRdbma6ine. 9ilia aeqeu Gaur Oosr
lei6ts AbsabluRoeE- (Aprilli l4ltnl
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-08-26
German Syrup.

We want to impress on our read
ers that Boschee's German syrupis
positively the only preparation on
the market to-day that does relieve
and cure consumption. 1t contains
the specifics, such as pure tar, ex-
tracts Of gums, etc, which have
been 50 highly endorsed for the
cure Of coughs, colds and consump-
ton by the great medical congress-
es. The consumptive, whether bis
disease is in the throat or lungs,
must have rest at night, aud be tree
from the spasm Of dry and rackine
cough in the morning. The diseas
cd Paris want rest, healing ant
soothing treatment, and the patien'
needs fresh air, good food, etc
German Syrup will1givo free az.
easy expe6toration in the morninI
with speedy and permanent relief
Small bottles, rs cents; regular size
containing nearly four times Q
much, 76 cents. AT DIR. s. N
| McAnally's.
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Vpeaing pf Missouri State NOR
MI SCHOOL, TALM District.

~
srhe Missouri State Normal
School, Third District, at Cape Gi-
rardeau, Missouri, will open on
Tuesday, September is, 1908. The
school will open in two new three
estory stone buildings--ohe compile.
ttsdsJanuary 0, 1908, the other just
completed The two buildings con-
tain Slreci,ation rooms, 3 labofato
iries, a,library and reading room, ar
assembly room, a gymnasium,
swimming pool, bath rooms, tolle
rooms, cloak rooms, and a boiie
room. These are fcrty-six rooms
'.inall, in the two baildfngs. Build
9ings are heated by steam and az
'furnishsd'with new modern turnl
sturs throughout. Campus OF twen
'ay.two acres. Wei equipped Chem
ical, Physical, and Biological labc
sratories, and Manual Tfainin
Department.
Courses offered in Pedagogy, III
igiish language and Literature, Hii
tory, Alithmstic, Algebra, Geom'
try, Trigonometry, Comic Section
Calculus, Grammar, GeogFaph!
.PhysiOlsg, Civil GOvefnmen
Reading. Penusanship, Bookkeepir
Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Ply
ascal Geography, Agriculture, rs
thOleg Ethics, Latin, Greek, &c
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Clippard.


We are having plenty Of hot
weather at present.
Several of our young folks attend.
cd the picnic at Lutesville Saturday.
Miss Edith Reed after spending q
Few days with friendsat Marble Hill
returned home'Monday.
Miss Jennie .Hooe from Oran is
visiting friends at Ciippard this
week.
Grandma Manning and Mrs. J. NJ
Finney of Leopold visited Mrs. Il
NJ. snider Monday.
William Yonnt and family attend
Cd the picnic at LuteSviile Saturday.
win says the baby can almost saS
apapa."
mrs. James Clingingsmith o
I'Bloomfeld, who has been VISITING
her parents here the past week, re
turned home Tuesday. Her sister
Miss Daisy accompanied her hom
land will attend school there thi
Iwinter.
Mrs. Maude Rathburn is havinI
Eher house papered this week.
| ODDS Eaker and Fonney Mannin
/ were visiting special friends nea
! the "iron bridge" last Sunday.
r. M. Brown returned from Malc
en- with,a load of melons Saturday
Il M. W. Huffman has been quit
tsick, but is reported convalescen
"CHUMs." =
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-08-26
Save the Children.

Ninety.nine of every one hundred
diseases that children have are due
to disorders of the stomach, and
these disorders Of the stomach, and
these disorders are all caused by
indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
is Just as good for children as 1t is
for adults. Children thrive OMIT. 1t
keeps their little stOmachs sweet and
encourages their growth and devel'
opment. Mrs. Henry Carter, 700
Central ST., Nashville, Ten, says
aMy little boy isnow three years old
and has been suffering from indlges
ltion ever since hewhs born. hav'
lhad the best doctors in Nashville
lbut failed to do him any good. Ate
usingone bottle ofKodol he isa vel
Ibaby. I recommend it to all suffer
or" !" .Kodol digests what you ca
Il andsmakes the stomach sweet Sol'
/ lby s. M. McAnalIy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-08-26
sHERfFF'S SALE UNDER GENER
AL EXECUTION.

4 IA
BY virtue and authority OF general
writ ofexecution issued from the offlc6of
the clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Cape
Girardsau county, Missouri, to me di-
recssd and returnable TO the january
term, 1904, Of said court, in favor Of The
Aultman Company and against John A.
Miller and Jsmes NJ. Cartwright, ! the
undersigned sheriff Of Bdllinger county,
Missouri, have levied upon and seized aal
the right, title and interest Of said John
A. Miller in and to the following deserih-
ed real estate, situated. in BollingeI
county and state Of Missouri. to-wit;
This southwest quarterof the noftheas'
Quarter and the southeast quarterof the
northeast quarter, section seven. town
ship twenty-niue, north of range clever
east, containing eighty acres.
Also, all that part Of Lot No. Of ID
northwest quarter, section seven, Il
township twenty-nines north of rang
eleyen east, described BY metes an
bounds as follsws:s
Beginning at the northeast cornsr 9
said lot No. !, thsnes south on .
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-08-26
Sheriff Of Bollinger county. Mo
sHERIFF's SALE UNDER GENER'
AL EXECUTION.

BY virtue and authority Of general
writ Of execution issued from the Office Of
the clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Cape
Girardeau county, Missouri, to me di-
rested and returnable TO the January
term, 1904, Of said court, in favor df The
AuIsman Company and against john A.
Miller and James II. Cartwright. / the
uraeragusd sheriff Of Bollinger county,
Missouri, have levied upon and seized
al, me right. title and interest Of said
John A. Miller in and TO the following
described real estate. situated in Boi-
linger county and State Of Missouri
Eto-Wit:
me northeast quaftsr Of the southeast
quarter, section six, township twenty
nine; rangeeieven, east, containing forty
acres.
Also, the east half Of the southeast
! quarter and the southwest quarter Of thu
southeast quarter, section thirty-one
township thirty, north uf range clever
east. containing one hundfed and twent!
acres, and containing in the aggregas'
one hundred and sixty acres.
| AND I Will on i,
FRIDAY, sEpTEMBER IS, 1908,
betwesn the hours Of nine o'clock In tn
, forenoon and i've o'clock in the afternool
of inst day, at ttiencrth front door OF tn
courtshouse in the town Of Marble Hill
coufhy Of Bollinger, and state Of Mis-
: sour; sell at public auctions for cash, t
the highest bidder, the above describe
> real estate, to satisfy said execution an
costa. A. G. KING,
Sheriff Of Bollinger County.