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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-05

Remember that Christmas is
coming and the Leader takes
pleasure this week in presenting
to its many readers a line of ads.
announcing that fact. Our mer-
chants are progressive and pros
pective buyers will find what they
need right here in Washburn. You
do not have to send away and run
the risk of getting something that
you don't want. The place to buy
is at home, and by home we mean
Washburn,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
Huskey.

Health is good in this vicinity.
Hhskey now hasa telephone.
Our school is progressing very
nicely under the able management
Of Prof Hunziker.
The stave factory at this place is
running regularly now. The com
pany is desirous of finishing up
here in order to move to another
location.
ESQ. Thos. Huskey spentThanks-
giving day at home with his family
Geo. W. Call is hauling for the
Dexter Hub Company.
w. s. Barger, who Is here in the
interest Of the Dexter Hub Compa
nv, spent Thanksgiving at his hom'
at Randles.
Kaiser Brothers, our obliginl
merchants, are doing . splendi'
business. They are hustlers.
Miss Nellie Huskey left saturda
for o few days visit among friend
at Randles.
Miss Ethel Tate visited at 'Squll
Huskey's Thursday.
Harry Reynolds was seyereI
hurt BY beng thown from . mp
Monday morning; however, he
ahtoto be out again. JAKE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
Climatic Cures.

The influence Of climatic condi-
tions in the cure Of consumption Is
very much ovcrdrawn. The poor
patient. and the rich patient, too,
can do much better at home by
proper attention to food digestion,
and a regular use Of fGermansyrup
Free expectoration in the morning
is made certain by German Syrup
SO is . good nights rest and the ab.
sence of that weakening cough and
debilitating night sweat. Restless
nights and the exhaustion due 70
coughing, the greatest danger anc
dread of the consumptiye, can b.
prevented or stopped by taking
German Syrup literally and regu
larly. Should you be able to go Y
a warmer cline, you will find tha
Of the thousands Of consumptive
there, the few who are benefited an
regain strength are those who us
German Syrup. Trial bottles 20
regular size, 75c, at DR.. McAnally
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

Water hauling viii soon bc on
the program in this burg, aa most
Of the cistorns empty.
The stave factory located 1t VIM.
BollIngcr's Is now in operation.
T. B. Drum rcturned from st.
Louis Sunday evening, ahcr doing
Jury service In tho Federal court
there several weeks
The young people were given q
party at I. B. Drums Saturday
night and there is said 70 have been
enjoyment for all.
Zach O'Kelly Of Patton passed
thru town few days ago with q
drove Of mules.
The Modern Woodmen camp
here will have a meeting Friday
night for the purpose Of initiating
three or four new members. W.
have good, gentle goat and al
who wish TO take a ride are frater
nally welcomed.
II is rumored that grade'
school win open here next sprinl
under the management Of a teache
from Illinois.
John seabaugh returned iron
Bois Brule the other day with a In
load Of fish.
Elmer, son Of George Propst,
{ still seriously III with typhoid feye
: News BoY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

Here l come again.
How does this cold weather hnd
your wood pilel
Hogs are reported 70 be dying In
this vicinity and around Latin.
F.G. Clippard shipped a car load
of hogs 70 st. Louis last week.
Alfred vangannip and Miss Mary
Bcal were married here November
2b, Rev. Fr. Bettels officiating. The
young people enjoyed a party
given by George vandirmerden for
the occasion. May happiness at
tend the young couple; may they
live long, and prosper.
Mrs. D. Twelman has bought
Miss Annie Finney's millinery busi
ness. Hope she will enjoy a good
business.
Geo. Holzum just hits the higi
places these days; you see It's a boy
born November "a.
Willie Lubbers and Antoine Rich
ter have returned to Illinois afte
spending three weeks visitinI
friends here. They tookadvantag
Of their opportunity by taking
set Of good harness for each :
them from our harness man. The
claimed they we're cheaper her
quality considered.
Jacob Holweg and John Sell
returned last Thursday from Ming
> whittier they had been after fS
5 They report that fish are scarce AZ
: that they don't like the life Of
s fisherman anyhow. Mr.. Holw'
: returned to st. Louis Sunday.
A CITIZEN.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
Morrow,s vindicatiol.

All honest Missodiians, regard
less Of politics, viii unqualffiediy
endorse the vigorous language used
by Judge Adams Of the Federal
court in his decision dismissing the
charge against " A. Morrow. That
Mr.. Morrow was the victim OF q
plot to convict him for purely po.
litical purposes was wen understood
by his close friends from the DAY
Assistant District Attorney Norton
secured his Indictment. Judg'
Adams did not propose TO perm M
his court to be turned into . poil'
ical machine, and he ordered M
Morrow discharged as soon as tn
government bad concluded its te'
timOhy. In his opinion dismissin
the case, Judge Adams said:
aHad the case Of Morrow gon
to me jury and : verdict other tha
not guilty been returned, ! shoul
have been conpeIled 70 set i asid
Any different verdict upOn the e'
deneeaaduced would be a discred
70 any c0urt Of justice.
.aDdaris ere shield 70 ihe mn
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03


Ne are having some very cold
weather Al this writing.
Squire J. p. Dunn and wife spent
Thankagiving with Mr1. Dunn's
mother. near Hahn pOstoillce.
Mis- Nellie Lutes has been spend
ing few dAyswiih her sister, Mrs. Q.
r. Rstea, near Gravel HilI.
Mp. wycon Of FIatwooda has
moved on the Lowis Englohars
place, a short distance from our
crcek.
Rufus Richards, who has been in
some part oiArkansas, b Visiting
a dc homo Of hia parents. neal
horo
Our school Is progressing nicely
under The careful management Of
M. 3. Gladdish.
Albert Myers Of oransy attended
church here Sunday.
Prof J. A. Richards has boughi
properly in Marble HiIl and vii
move bis family 70 town IN shcr
time.
Ncwp ia rather scarce now, 30
win close, wishing TIM PHrm mucl
success. ,'AxExosl."
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
ScOpus.

everybody busy getting wood' q
hauling bolts, etc.
David Estes is on the sick list
this week.
Uncle Asa Estes, who has been
quite feeble for some time, isimprov-
ing.
Henry Lincoln and son did some
carpenter work for H, 3. Cole last
week.
Mrs. A. L. Welker is ON the slck
list
William Eayes is our mail carrier
at present.
/ tld. A. J. Lincoln preached q
| Nichols Chapel last Sunday.
Prof. EliJames and $. B. Dewitt
spent Thanksgiving by taking al
aikday hunting.
] @. s. Chostner is driving a team
sOr Thomas Hyder Of Jackson thi
week.
Whitehead & Co, passed thr
this Mace with their feather washe
asfew days ago.
1 Dewitt & Cook went down Aea
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
nns HnndrAd Dollars q Bog

Is the value H. A. Tisdale, Summer
ton, s. @. places on DeWitfs Witch
Hazel Salve. He says: 81 had the
piles for2O years. Tried many doc
tors and medicines, but all failed
except DeWitss Witch Hazel salve.
II cured me-" tis q combination OF
the healing properties Of Witch
Hazel with antiseptics and emolli'
ents; relieves and permanently cures
blind, bleeding, itching and protrud
ing piles, sores, cuts, bruises, eczem'
salt rheum and all skin diseases
Sold by S. M. McAnally.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
IanweAl.a

Health is good in this Vicinity.
Monroe Nanney and family are
visiting relatives in Dunklin county. :.
Esq. Pierce runs his grist mlll
every Saturday.
W. IN. Nanncy has the frame ola
large new barn up.
servlceswereheld at the Chostner
school honse on the fourth Sunday.
The sermon was an interesting one
BY brother Frank Eaker.
OR school il getting along nicely
under the management Of Prof ~
/ Chostner.
VIM. Nanney was seriously inlnr'
cd i few days ago by a runaway
team, but Ii improving atpresent.
4 Frank Dockins and son, Lee
4 drove d bunch Of fine cattle 70 zap
4 Girardeau the 18th.
Our new store at this place is 90 do'
ing a good business.
Mrs. John Stone is very sick 9
this writing.
Prof. E. r. James sold o fine mar
for 800 recently.
Success to The Press and itsman
: ,oaders A BOOMER:
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
eIncer Of The Iron Mountain 80
rlosSly injured.
nc Pretty hard for Violating
fhe Local Option Law.

Dr. Oallcmore, The frpt vlolator
Of local option laws in Dunklin |
county came 70 grief good and
strong in the Circuit court IN Ken
mott last Saturday, and from hIaex'
perlence with tho law has shakcn
tho dust Of Campbell Oh his feet
He was fined $500 in one case,
q 900 in another with a ak months
Jail sentence, and the balance ofthe
cases continued IN general upon tho
understanding that he would leave
DunklIn county in two weeks and
not return any more. He paid the
$500 lnc and costs and attorney foes,
amounting IN all 70 sa7e. A stay
Of execution was granted on The
$1,000 fne and jail sentence. Dr..
GallemOro went 10 Campbell shortly
after the local option election in
Dunklin, and set up "blind tiger"
drug store. Hoprcscribed whiskey
for any man tbatvanied Il, whether
aick or we'll, and aIlcd his own pre-,
soription from the stock Of liquors
he had In his drug store.
/ He was arrested for violation Of
the local option laws and jailed in
Kcnneit. Whom the grand Jury con.
vened he was indicted on oral test-
mOny, and 4 requisition made on his
prescription fllewhich was produced
] before the grand jury for additional
evidence. Bythismeans additional
indictments were returned. When
: his cases were called in court, thru
} his attorneys, be asked for another
trial Judge, on the plea that Judg'
Fort was prejudiced against him
This was granted and Judge Evans
rlof the West Plains circuit, asked Y
sit in the trial, which was SGT for las
: Monday.
81 ohsaturday last, Mrs Gallemore
) the wife Of the doctor-druggih
Q soughtJudge Fort and told him tina
be had been misrepresented by tn
doctors attorney, and she woul
. like for him 10 take up the cases an
dispose ofthem. DR.. Gallemore an
: Prosecuting Attorney Walker wei
! sent for and an agreement reaehe
before the cases were called int
! court.
! Upon convening ofcourtthe forr
er orders were set aside, and D
Gallemore plead guilty in the sever
counts, and the disposition Of d
IN cases made, as stated above.
IS DR.. Gallemore only operated
ID short time in Campbell, and 'front.'
g. number Of prescriptions on file, 1t
he estimated thathis sales only amoul
of ed to about fifty dollars. For u
a privilege he paid ss76.--Dext
or Messenger.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

cent as they arc a sword % ,he
guilty"
The 81 Louis Republic states ne
case clearly and truihhlly In thc
following timely and vigorous
EDITORIAL
"Fair play, In lie most clcmcntA.
~ sense, should impel the rcpubli.
can newspapers 10 frankly eclrnowl.
edge the injustice done TO Nj.
Morrow In the prosecution which
came 70 a quick conclusion ycsler-
day IN the United States court.
"With such evidence, and within
more evidence, The assistant district
attorney, Mr.. Nortoni, has couvie'
ted himself Of excessive zeal, II not
Of willingness to stretch his duty
for purely partisan purposes. IN
other words, II Mr.. Morrow had
not been official sienognphcr 10 tbe
governor Il Is not too much 70 as
aame that che indictment would
never have been pressed 10 trial by
the assistant district attorney.
There was no evidence TO show
that Mr.. Morrow, a young man Of
unblemished character, had even
knowledge Decentralization frauds.
Judge Adams, than whom no Judge
Is moro severe toward wrongdoors,
ruled the case out Of court on the
prosecutions testimony. His dc
cision was practically a complete
exoneration Of Mr.. Morrow.
"The defendant, thus hononbly
acquitted, has been forced 10 endure
suspicion and OpprObrium; has beer
put to great expense and trouble
All, Il would seem, because thr1
him a democratic administration
could be put under FIRE. The &C
quittal Is . triumph, both for hin
and for Governor DOckery.
aNone the less he has been injur
cd. Il Is too much to expect tha
partisan organs will tender apollo
gios to Governor Dockery for tn
use made Of this case in the effor
TO put the state administration ur
der q cloud of some kind. But
would be only the commonest d.
concy to a man who has bee
wronged Il these same partisan pi
pers would clearly explain TO thel
readers that Mr.. Morrow is an il
nocent man with no shadow {
suspicion left upon his character
State Tribune.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
The lone star State.

Down in Texasat Ycakum, Is . big
dry goods firm ofwhich NJ. J. Y.
Haller Is The head. Mr.. Haller on one
of his trips East to buy goods SAID
to q friend who was with him in the
palace car. "Here, take one Of these
Little Early Risers upon retiring and
you will be up early in the morning :
feelinggOOd.s ( Forthe ozark brown q
taste, headache and thatlogy feeling
DeWitts Little Early Risers are tn
best pills to use. Sold by DR.. s. y
McAnally.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
pood far chIIaren.

The pleasant 70 take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives Inn
mediate relief In all cases Of Cough,
Group and laGrippo because Il docs
not pas. immediately into the alom.
ach. buttAkes effect rightAitheseat
Of the lFpuble. II draws out tho IN
ilamhilon, heals and sOoihes and
cures permanently BY enabling she
lungs % eoniribuse pure life-giving
ana Ilie'susiainIhg oxygen % The
blood and tissues. Dr. Armstrongof
Dallas, Tes,, prueribos !, daily and
uaya thereisno better cough remedy
made. Sold by s. N. McAnally.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

rnr report tofhr. BFissow, fOurth
..l...ni postmaster general, shows
condition Of grating, plupdering
% astOunding Iascalisy in that do
,.hmsnt which has aroused the iro
,fihs president who says a state Of
moss corruption has been disclosed.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

THr State horticultural SocIety
rllhold its fortysixth annual meet
hg in the new Horticultural build
hs, At Columbia, December 8, 0 and
10. Premiums amounting TO 500
vii bo giqen on apples. We trust
pme Of our fruit growerswill avail
themselves Of this opportunity 10
how what can be done in this line
1, Rollinger county.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

Jackson and aid some dehornlng
Mouda1
Misses Susan and Mary Cook visit
cd fsiepds near scdgcwiekyille Sat
urday apd Sunday.
Jesss EsIes made a tiip 70 Drum
Sunday
Mr.. and Nm. Jesse Bollingcr OF
MayheldyisIted at misplace Sunday
ALPnosro.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
AcoIored chamberIaIn.

Thelate Congressman Paul Carrington
Edmons, who represented for several
terms the Lynchburg district OF Virginia
IN the House, accidentally overheard one
OF his employees instructing another
negro as to his duties as presiding ofiicer
at a political meeting, TO be held under
the auspices Of the Halifax County Negro
Democratic Club. The darkey's name
was Winston Edmunds, having taken MS
coonomen from his old master in slavery
dsys. What the Congressman heard
follows:
"You got to.perside at de meetin' yer, I.
morrer. An don't fergit dat dem Wnas
nersides ain 'spected ter say mucn. pe
t.,kin, will be done mos'ly by dem what
;s nut down fer speeches. Use ter DC oe
secon' speaker, an l wants TER give s0O
! notion as ter bout what III say,
nrsr five-ninits I'm gwineter tell den
ni0cers bout de. Democratic partyi nov
Jefferson started..it, an dat Madison, an !.
Monroe. an jackson was big men in i
q, dat we has plenty big men in itnoW
Dat'll use up bout five minits er EsD.
HDen I'm gwineter talk bout :! mar q.
p.uI fer bout five minits. III tell 'el
vhat q fipe State Senator he was, an ne,
I dc pes' Congressman We ever haa q j
dat ei de people know what's goOu 90. i. +
) ,em dey'll keep on sendin' i'm ter Wash Y
!, ,ncton fer life. Dat'nbe bout ten minitl
1Fer de mex Ave minits I'll talk stra,gI
at dc niggers. I'll tell 'em dey ousa.t :,
Y All come over wild US an vote de w@nl' @
n man,sticlret, an quit tioolin' long carpe'
& baguers, scalawags an Republican, " wn' z
] Owes 'em no work an wages. Das'lu
up fifteen minits. LII.
. "De silver question will oe UP =,
J, max, five minits. You know silsers s.
It MIGHTY e poplar money wild de Niger gesa
- r,s a stuff de dogs can't chaw. Da'
tE lL'8 NC peuh ~ o :. tl0t s8A#
bs twenty minits in all.
sTen I'm gwineterg git my bret an y 4
o. over AZ crowd sorter keerless like. va,
Or & pitcher full Nv ice water on le ae va !, =
Ia a., 1'll take drink er water. lii na
- nice. clean white handkerchief IN !,
Tocsat am I'll wipe off my mouf an =, y
an, mop my face same ez de wn,'e o., ~
a, Snss when dey'er speakin'. An Den %,
ID @ .S,ow AZ hankercher down on de 'ao
Ily st,ut = ,roun' a little, swell up an, -
"a Jan, n now, my feller-citi1ens' dat Dr,l san
~ ~ 70 De all-important question Nv
ra tariff, You git dat word down N
The .a,,m ,namorancs SOS you won't ierEit IT,
hat t0er sl on sayin' 1t over twi1' now a. an !.
I a nooE ns.dtin,. soon's you hear me say .ai "a
po sou YOU. an =. hOiler out loud, TIME :,
200 .an ua don't do dat I'm gwineser n", ,. =
ioni TeS. ns,.a ~ YOU sorter make 'polOgies sSr :,
dve W -, =. sav. .Mr. Edmunds, hates yer u
Mt ~ =, = hne a speaker as you, AIN, S%y
mn, l,.. " ,,ppowdar's y mo- prominent an ieaoi"
ter be called ohl' s,s h,ossed '
Mr.. ~ ,sEf dar's one thing in aus ,s,' UrSSs ,Sout
the dat don't know nothin sA., :. a,t @ u,
tes- de tariff; an | don't psipV s lpovse,li. not
sing make blamed ae aa1itas ,Ivs = niggers." 81
aay Evening Post
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

wANrED-A TR y sTwUE ,l,,'. : manage ).
gentleman o. :, = oId established house Of 'elia s.
snsasill .'ndinG = s,Sna :'Ia,s9 Dsid By CHECK
weekly lya.e.as, ea.e .a with ali expenses direct 'e
..dqa..,''., ..lPs..s =, ca.lonBlds7 ehisls''
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

rnrlr i talk Of the orgsniEAtIOn
Z. Polk club here and twill prob
sly ,nalcialire IN the near future.
4. people arc in earnest about
'uuiing Mr.. Folk for governor and
4 not going 70 give up The hght
!. 49, -, couafed 90. y
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

bulhN NaAH 0e~a-H
Sometime "Boss," but States
man Hanna, he of the dollar marks
that have changed TO saintly crowns,
nys the Atlanta Constitution, is
having a hard time convincing his
party brethren that he Is crOuching
tErightedly in a dark corner OF the
political cellar in order that, happi-
ly, theyblinding presidential light
ming raging without may not
strike him
For.the 'steenth time Uncle Mar
Gus reiterates. II announced right
after the Ohio election that my at-
titude was not modified by The out
come of the campaign. ! was not
candidate before the election and
lam not a candidate now, and will
not be-"
No; not a candidate in the "stilI
achieving, still pursuing Roosevelt
ian sense. your uncle is not tha
soft Mark. He will not even lool
u a. a
the Offices way with an exalted
tender, receptive light in his mill
little cen. Uncle Marcus knows 8
we'll his cinch that he proposes =
actually allow the lightning t
search him out in his cellar an
Strike'him right In the presence
Teddy with his lightning rod up.
Uncle Mark hasn't said, as y
have heard Of, that he would nt
stay in the presidential chair II
were taken BY his statesman
Prince Albert tails and pulled dow
into it by the ruthless hand q. ? !,
party. He well knows that y
boys who run the convention .
intent upon just that kind ofapu
and-well, be has apparently j.
resigned himself to their tend
mercy.
So much for what the next 8.
,. national convention can 40
Uncle Mark, ifit but will.-Atial
Constitution.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

Rryvnuca made While you wait
Constitutional halfsoIes and impO.
al rubber heels attached without
.,,ra charge. T. Roosevelt wash
.g,op. d. C,-Memphis News.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

ru.r man who says eboodle" win
!, be an issue lp thenoxt campaign
|, Missouri Il either ignorant Ofthe
oodIhona or ls not willing %
..Lnnulndra The truth.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

VINO was II that said he was not
for Albert o. Allen for reelection
10 the oiiioe Of state audltori He
does not live down in this neck
. woods. We are oil for him.
Bloomfield yindicator.
Same over here.-Oregon
County Tribune. f
Ditto herec-New Madrid South
nst Missourian. 2l
Rthere Is anybody out Of line
here, he Is not advertising the fact
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
Southeast News.


A local option election win be
held in wayneOounty December 10,
The Southeast Missouri Teacher
Association met at Cape Girardeaa
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Artie Hulsey shot and killed VIM.
Patrick In Clayton, st. Francois
county, November2O. The trouble
started in a saloon. Hulscy Is in
jail awaiting trial.
Tines and Herald.
The Carleton football aggregation
went TO Jackson and made an assault
with an attempt 10 play football with
the Jackson team. The score was
81 10 0 In favor Of Jackson.
Chaflcntou courier,
WI. Ward, Of sioddard county,
has been appointed by the Missouri
Worlds Fair Commission supsrin.
tondent of forestry, ish and game
department ofthe Missouri Exhibit.
New Madrid Record
Another earthquake was felt here
about 0.2O o'clock p. m. Tuesday
Comparatively light shock. Al
$40 a. m. Friday the Numbering
populAce was rudoly awakened and
shaken by a hard shock that wal
Of quite q duration.
cash-BOok.
A barn belonging TO VIM. and
Emil Maintx who live six mile
north Of here burned Tuesday nigh
and with II was also destroye'
about 800 bushels Of corn, 500 o
wheat, much hay, oats aud othe
property. Loss $4,000 inSuranc
$500.
Cash Book.
E. W. Flenge, J. A. snider, H. ]
Kinsolving and one or more lesse
lights journeyed to Washington
D. c., this week after the Cape 9
rardeau postofIico. Mr.. Flentge
the applicant and the other fellow
20 along to help him land Il
appointment
Dexter Messenger.
Ben wilkins, a laborera Hagey
saw mill, one mile north ofBell Cit
4
was killed while at work Tuesda
A slab from a saw few back al
struck him over the heart killing hi
instantly. He was a widOwer, al
kept house there with two or thr
4 I small children.
! Pennington Times and Herald.
Clint Richardson, one Of Mari
! townships progressive farmers, "a
T ed this year pumpkin that weigh
: ia pounds, was 5 feet 9 inches lor
. and 5 feet in circumference. I
! vine spread over a half acre
} ground, up a tree and down into
d hollow in the tree. 1t was sold
s1.4O, That was "somepunkin."
It A dispatch from Cape Girard'
'e dated November 80, says; At 8
y o'clock last night there was 8
y y lision of freight trains OF the
Louis and Gulf and the Iron MO
m tain railroads at Fernsdorf, wh
w tbo two railroads cross. The
n p Louis and Gulf train was max
y y the crossing, when the Iron Mo
tain ran into the engine Of the !
,rs road, wrecking both engines an
IN number of cars. Fireman v
= States of the Iron Mountain, :
! Y, Randol of the Gulf and the ,
/. \. brakeman were killed, and the
ts. --=--------
sht
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03

90 after Il Bro. Waters let's have
/, meeting, right away, quick
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
Dexter Messenger.

De1tet MeB5VnBeI'
Ben wilkins, a laborera at Hagey's
saw mill, one mile north ofBell City,
was killed while at work Tuesday.
A slab from a saw few back and
struck him over the heart killing him
instantly. He was widOwer, and
kent house there with two or three
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-12-03
New Madrid Record

Another earthquake was felt here
about O:2O o'clock p. m. Tuesday.
Comparatively light shock. Az
$40 a. m. Friday the Numbering
pOpulace was rudoly awakened and
shaken by a hard shock that was
Of quite 4 duration.