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Normal School Bill.

'rhe House Finance COMMITTEES last
evening adversely reported the hill offered
by MI, West, for the establishment OF
The patron asked that the coh,nilttes
report one way OF another, 50 that the
matter might come up on the iloor,
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On the Floor.

Among the visitors OIL tho floor Of tho
House Yesterday were Ex-Mayor James
+. Woods, of Roanoke; Common wcalths
A ttorney Ro, w. Kline. Of Roanoke coun-
". and Mr., W. T. Winch, of Salem.
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Cash quotations were as fnllows-F1H3IR-
Steady. No. 2 spring wheat, slc.; No. 3, u.s.. j.;
Nj red slSs4Ac ~, No. s corn: ie;; I an
35G37c. No. rye. 60MG51c. Good!ng feeding
barley. oeu37c.; fair 70 choice mating. 4sdF0'e,
No. haxsced 9:c. No. northwestern, sa;.t.i
rel $lla7Ia9il.5o; lard, per 100 pounds, 4s;4Qa
6,42h short ribs sides loosel. "a qe.2ai abort
Of high wines. sl.27 Glover. contract. grade
sl1oo. ButterI,ssteady ;creamsriss' lsVZ9E,; ;
ciuded' e5g271sc cheese-steady at lodlohc,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, NJ c.. aDec. 10. --sP1RrTs
TuRPENTlNE-Firm at 55c.; receipts 1856
casks. Rosln-Nothlng doing: receipts, :47 bar
relsTar-FIrTn at 81. 0;Elreceitt t95 fbarrels
Crude urpentne--Firm at s2.25ga.s0 receipts
20 BARRELS ~ 80
n SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 0.-TUPRENTlNi5-.
Firm at soc. !; receipts ni7A casks: sales. 3SS
casks; exports, 50 casks Rtsinn,-Flrm; receints.
1854 barres; sales. 1856 barrels; exports. $50
barrels 9
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Dec. 1o-TURPEN-
TINE-Steady at 65tac Realistically.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Dec lO-seaboard All
Line" common iclplaA; do. preferred. slis422IEa
Scnboard IS, 72U7ylt y Atlantic Coast Line com
mon, Jos bid; do. preferred. nothing DONG Z.
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Northerr pacoc 81 1oss
norfolk and western con- 4s.............. tx
Oregon shor, limo As and sPar,c.......... a2s:
Pennsylvania cow. Observation-Disclosures. toIs
sts99 nnis q nj Iron Mountain con- S.. ...11lz
st = S,is and san Era ncjsco' IL. 4s........ s.
81 Louis southwestern lists .............. gS,,
Seaboart Air Line As .............,.........# -
sot,thern Railway IS observation-disclosures lsA
.r.rnsSand Eaniac 1stn ,,..............,..... lis
;reIaIa1 % r and Western 4s,,,,.,,,,.,.., 20
i;n,on Pnc,ac a. 1"ls.
f T.,;U, pnninc3 cnn, ,.....,,,,.... rs
fiis Steel ID IS ..,,............. 67H
vv,hash Istn r, .t........... IL u
yvabush Deb. Bs ...l,s...,.......,...... f0A
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s t................. SM
wisconsin Central IS .....:t................. ssh
Colorado Fuel and Iron con. 5s......".....
M'Tand o., collateral trust 4a........... r43s
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January, 12.o7al2.os; February. 122a9l?7t;
March, 12s1aiSss Apr iSsl ~ iy'
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co y, on MARKE1

NEW YORK. Dec. lo.-cottonseed oil was
Prime crude, t. o. b.. mills. 26G21c.; primo SUM
mer yellow, 35G351ic.: on summer yellow. nom
ihal at SSc.: prime white, 3I13sc.; prime WIN
ter yellow, 3SEf40c ltq
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ny GOODS MARKET.

kct has been quiet to- days with buyers operlt.
Ing only for Immediate necessities The quota
tionB which are made In soI1le prohibit NJ
but sellers arc in every case treating orders
individually and. arc determined to secure a
profit OH everything sold. ~ ..
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK, VA Dec. lo-PEANUTs-
Farmers market hrl1er.g Fancy, 3isc. strictly
prime, 3AI3Mc.: prime 2AE3cI: common. Gao
S5:c.s Spanish. saGs5c.; machine picked, 2.ae9
PETERSBURG. VA.,EEDec. 1o-PEANUTS-.
Spanish, oo992,sr. Market firm. stock light
faucy;E market steady.
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sAAsSbt ASAbNbAt
100 American Snuff, pfd.m.
American Can, com.......t
200 American Can. pfd. ........
100 Amer. Cotton OIL, com.....
tOO Amer. Locomotive, CONT.
400 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....g
455 Continental Tobacco. pfd..t
1910 Amer. Car and Foundry..g
9tt,lD American Sugar ...,...l...
3i2(O a. II. and 8. Ire, CDR, ......
ITO A.. II. aud, s. re. pfdss....
$500 Amalganlated ,Coppnr ~.
2440D Baltimore and Ol!o.....,..i
1004JD Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
900 CandaIa1s Pacific ,.........
24O0 Chnsapeako5 and Chlo......
T7 Canada Southern f.........
625 Colo. Southern. com. ......5
SEQ Colo. Southern. list pfc.
Go Colo. Southern. ga pfd....}
295O0. Chi, NIL. and 8. P....
2240O CHI. r. i. ind Pncific..:.
fl7V0 chi. r.. I. and Ppciflc. pfd..
Colo. Fuel and lron........s
500 chi. Great Western $500.
Clev., Gin, Chi! and s. IL.
1905 Consolidated Gas ..........
4 40 Delaware and I1ildsotl..,..,
Del. Lack. and Western.
$1,000 Erie, com........ ........Y..
400 Erie, LIST pfd."...,..........t
400 Erie, I'd acknowledgements.
so General Electric ............
aDl5 Illinois Central .............
400 Leather ...... ..... ...:....i...
$50 Louisville and Nasl,ville....
21Sl0 Munhattan...... 80, ,......t
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day and o continued tna e eor
: - 40 - wht,'s covered their. shirts SUD Lacy
had not much difficulty in getting stock
RlCHMor>,, ~ Ueh MARKET ls.t
Richmond. Va Dec. 10, 1893 !'
..ls-- l-ta. SALES. .I-
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NEW YORK, Dec. Observation-Disclosures,

NEw' YORK, Dec lo,--BEEyEs--Recslpt
q head; no sales, reported, prssset Hsef.
p Sssnuy TEXAS S beef, 5asc Va
head Yeals rated slow; allon, steady N SSl:e;
no trading Of much importance ln anythns
elss. Veals, S,07,bo, City dressed ytals. gem
sFal sales, 79ll'seo !, per pound, shs,a s .lEd
and weak I. average sale OF lambs ppssiblys q
little stronger than yesterday. Sheer, SsGasN
Janus lat s5:5Qq6, 90 prcssei mutton, Eensfsl
raIss, bd7c. per pounds dressed lambs, general
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 10, 1908.
ARRIVED.

Y ID " u +. y Il o. il = e
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 10, 1908.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Rh>lcs Norfolk, mercl,an.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocuhontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and I.assen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Co.
e Steamer Maud Clifford. James River, shucks,
j. f.. Jacobs and Co.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk merchsn-
disc end passengers. Old Dominion Lire.
Steamer Maud. Clifford, James River lumosr.
W, B. Bradley and Co.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEc.!1o, 1908.
ARRIVED. 4i
Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
Elm city. Haynes Ma,taponi River landings
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore. passengers and
] Elm city Haynes hIattapon1 River landings,
passengsrsNgnd general cargo,
h PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. TO- 1908.
ARRIVED,
United States. cruiser Baltimore, Hampton
Schooner Van Alien rrush. ~. Boston.
Schooner George w. Wells Roauon. 4s
Barge Theodore Palmer. Allyn's Point.
3nrgt Volunteer, Allyn's Point
SAILED.
Schooner Alice 2. Clark Providence.
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sales, l5lo bales
Cotton quiet; middl!ng, 1925; groszs ~ rece,psS
zoo Ia les; sales 43l0 bales; stock, 16l pates
" Total to-day at all seaports-Set recetPtIzzs
At 40 baies; export to Graa. brl sala, l,l.o
IN ies. 10 the Continent. lo9s2 Gales 10 1apaH'
2. 7s7 bales: stock, 9l3,307 bales
= ConsoIiuated ut all seaports-Nft receptss;;
ISL s6i fbnles, export to Grsat Hrlta!n, ", ~
bales: 10 France, 1876 bales inc C.ht4aoH''
is. 055 bales; to Japan. 6,S70 paIes, Ne,
Total since September lst az nl' SeHpoi y,
receipts 1857 465 bales; export "a r 9. b ~ n
i,2E5 ai0 bales; TO France, $ipS paies; 20 Wv
Continent 1850 1928 bales; 70 japan lo'ea' pales'
to Mexico, 1888 bales
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec, lo,-coTToNS--
from, spinners but they demand coneessln.Hn,s s
which factors generally refuse 70 maze las
500 bales Quotations reduced 80, Il
The future market was nervous AZ tne nPT. ~
ing March and tho more distant pos!Ilohs, o.
Thsrnou uEi pg ths morning hui su port was
strong, and prominent longs by heavy nIylns
prevented thu market for q time from t9uvw'
Ing New York and Liverpool ~ their 4ow!'
ward turns, but later they, Withdrew ana q
lowed the bears to pull prices down. graz graz
ual slump followed. 'pecember losing y points.
January 49,, March q. May and July. y points
each. Later there was q recovery on tha as az
tiyes monthssot Ia@l7 points, the ,Ass aat ~
close Showing net gains Of lgS point j, a.
Z Futures closed steady; December l|seVlhssi
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u, s. refundlng rs, registered ..".....,.... !
y. s. rcfundins rs coupon ................
u. s. SO, registered ~; 80.
u. s. 81. coupon = !.
u. &. New 40, Observation-Disclosures. !
u. g. New As, coupon !
u. s. Old Is. registered..... ........,
u. s. Old As. coupon
u. s. 81. rcKistered .....'. ~
u. Is. Gs coupon Tex int,)..................I J,
Atchlson general 4s :
Atchison adjustment Z !.
Baltimore and Ohio 4s .......................Et
Baltimore and Ohio 3hs....... ........
Central OF Georgia IS -. - !
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc..................3,
Chesnpcake and OHIO ~
Chicago and Alton !. "
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. RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
81 Richmond, Va, Dec. 10, 1903
QUOTATIONS.. 5E
CATTLE MARKETS,

CHICAGO, I'LL, Dec, 1o.-GATTLE-lie.
eeipts, 1000 head Market, dal! ana lower ,,aI
S. 95dsi7b; stockers and feeders, sl,15aS'p0i
COWS. tl,5ogs,soi he'ters; ,sl,76ats9; gamers.
bulls 5fatssi cs, Rsss sis
5000 head TOMORROW, 10000, head, Market
active, tgloe, higher Mixed an l by, 1 1oIs
rough heavy, s4S0045o; light. s4l5gs 80 bsl!i
OF sales IS 4bs.4 90. sheep1ecelpls l!,yso l,!a'
Sheep sloW o9iSs sts l9wer aGos sply x
choice mixed, s3QS75; native lambs, SiHS'16;
fed Western yenrlngs, A7o SW, a
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PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. 10. 1908.
ARRIVED
China s Cotton Crop,

(By Associated Press)
SHANG Hal, Dec lO,-The latest reports
estimate thai the cotton crop will be
seventy. per Gent. Of the average.
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3 Wall Street Gossip.
tsnenIaI tn Thc Ttmes. DlEpntch.''

'lF'I5s Especial To The Times. DIEpntch.J ~. !,
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-,rhe market opencd
irregular with lower quotations for N 8, q.
the stocks. but an early appearance OF strength
in the fractions and AtchiAon{ The lower quo
tntions from London had some influence BUY
ie ~ iflan might inye been expected. u. So +,
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rho Interim tonal Banking Corporation 1as
engaged for imports from Japan l,0o:ooo yen.
Ths1 s,in, OF 900 900 yen has already bean re:
ceiycd 3 This makes the total amount engaged
zoo GOO yen or SSC0. 900. eF
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Lee Monument Bill.

"a The House Finance Committee ycster-
day reported a BILL to appropriate an adj
iitlonal $500 for fencing the Lee Alpnu-;
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Spot cotton closed gu1et, iG P0 U,if IL 70.
sales. I3l0 Bales. NV W .l.... u -s a.-. y
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Miss Orthard I'll,

Miss Helen Orthard, one of the nursea1
who graduat ted in this years class Of the
Virginia. Hospital. is very III at tho hos
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The County Court Will meet on Mon.
day. All of the recently elected officers
will qualify unless they have already
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COPPER:
Aimnlgamated Copper improved easily after
mn uncertain opening but Is said to have heen
we'll rold Boston IS stu talking bulls. but "
is thought that some OF the Lawson stoch ma,
been recently distributed. @z
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MARKET RATHER HEAVY ),
The market was rather heavy after. IL
O. clock although prices seadsd llttie W n,
were i about the best supp trted or up, INA
after these A,nalgamate Cooper. but the west
seemed to be aggressveiy bearish elsewhere
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4 NEW YORK. Dec 1o.---FLoUR-.Dul! but
steady, Ryo Flour-Dull. Buckwheat Flour
quiet cornmeal-stcady. Rye-Dull, Barley
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SHORT OF STEEL SELLING LESS
CONVINCING: ,,.,,
we'll known and 1t was. therefore. less con-
vinclng than it might have been otherwise.
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!pRor1r-TAKING PROFESSIONAL:
The profit taking seemed 70 bn mostly pro
efessionaI.. brooklyn Rapid Transit opened low
er nit rallied quickly Tho movement does
not seem to be over. and one OF the stronses!
noos which sold out on "Wednesday repoited
TINT tho stock was very well taken A.&
The earnings and the concess.on OF loop
connecting the bridge are considered as auai-
cient bull arguments by very falr Judges.
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= General Electric / was in request AMI has
.@heen freely absorbed for some week /, p st. $:
J. traction situation must necessarily help zen
eral Electric, and the old story OF melon-cuttng
CROPS i'm with fair regularity.
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The street was flooded with adverse forecasts
NJ the next United States Steel. statement. II
looks rs il the shorts III PENNSYLVANIA wore
being put out again sa# !.
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ERIE SHOWED STRENGTH: o,,,.,
Erie again showed strength ana IA - ho G ons
Eide has not been changed. The London mar
regarded az the m9st s oo %th
sthc Hill- Morgan Interests, II is generally OK
vested that the November statement will make
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b A white man named j. P. billiard was
tried yesterday before Squire Lewis.
charged with creating q disturbance on
a cur. 1T was alleged that in an alter
cation billiard struck the conductor. lie
Was fined $40 and costs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-05-06
Cures When Doctors Fail.

Mrs. Frank Chiasson, Patterson,
La, writes June 8th, 1901: II had
malaria fever in very bad form, was
under treatment by doctors, but as
soon as | stopped taking their medi,
cine the fever would return. / used
sample bottle of Herbine, found il
helped me: Then boughttwo bottles,
which completely cured me. ! feel
grateful to you for furnishing such
splendid medicine, and can honest
ly recommend it to those suffering
from malaria, as it will surely cure
them" Herbine, Soc a bottle at DIR.
G. III. Winners, Marble Hill.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-05-06

ID is good,
iced rain and would be pleas
bave warm weather. The
= considerable damage here
ek.
t is not doing we'll; some
say they will not make
trop.
mas Albright and family Wis
H. B. Miller's Sunday.
nr Meyers, who is attending
defnyat Marble Hill, visited
alks Saturday and Sunday.
Seabaugh and Mrs. jose
ouser were united in mar,
Lodge, April 20, ESQ. N.
Ier officiating. .-4kfAs ss%tis
Sunday School at Trace
baptist church is moving
icely with Joe Miller, super
i, and Marcus'Cobb secre.
. worthy young men.
md Mrs. H. B. McClendon
the family of Jas. Pridy
Did, the young and middle
9th male and female turned
Aturday night and gave Mr..
r. Jacob Seabaugh a rousing
ri, and mel a generous re-
!, deasted on nice candy and
81 for their several homes.
wishes for The Pass.
Observer.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-05-06
Suring Ailments.

Thereis an aching and tired feeling;
the liver, bowels and kidneys be-
come sluggish and inactive, the
digestion impaired, with little orno
appetite, no ambition for anything,
land feeling that the whole body
and mind needs toiling up. The
trouble is, that during winter, there
has been an accumulation of waste
matter.in thesystem. Herbine win
remove it, secure to, the seeretionsa a
right exit, and by its tonic effett,
fully restore the wasted tissues and
give strength in place of weakness.
soc at DR.. G. If. Winners, Marble
Hill.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-05-06
edgevicIxvilIe.

ners are busy planting corn
lad a severe frost April 80
killed nearly all the fruit.
Hahs and wife and little
er attended the dedication OF
Drld's ,Fair in st. Louis last
Scott Smith attended the
81 of her sister, Miss Rosa
|sn at Patton April rs.
academy pupils are busy get
Feady for their entertainment
~.
Ella Miller received a new
4 few days ago.
Alker Statler was the guest OF
u Seaajaugh last Sunday.
Conrad moved into his town
erty last week.
y Eta Hope of Oak Ridge
4 Il. B. Drum'sfamily Sunday.
Seabaugh has been employed
ch the Sedgewickville school.
hn Trickey lost a fine horse last
81 Mase Harris of Daisy is
llg at T. B. Drums this week.
: Bette Thele has been onthe
list a few days.
IS Frona Bollinger isvery sick
i home near this place.
B. Hill, editor of THE MARBLE
] Pass, was in this vicinity
ting hands with old'friends part
hst week.
ONE OF THE GIRIs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-05-06
.Ross11r1l Greek.

= ORsuIn STe0iks
ron PREss:
will send you a few, items fol
u newsy paper.
Health is good in this vicinity.
Some Of our farmers are done
nting corn.
strawberries are getting ripe.
Frederick Lyle visited home folks
hrday and Sunday.
Mrs. James Richards and children
tied the family Of Jesse Hawn
nday.
9. NJ. Cory and wife of Lutcsville
ited The family Jf w. Fl. Lutds
nday.
The recent cold SNAP killed all
! fruit in this vicinity and reduced
awberries to halFa crop.
n. p. Hawn ofthfs place and Miss
Ella Wycoff of Flatwoods were
|hited'in marriage at the brides
|pmc Faster Sunday.
Rev. 3. Walton viii preach the
neral Of jacob a. Lates on The
1h Sunday in May 81 Point Pleas.
81.
Pro James Richards attended
bnrch at Glen Allen Sunday.
" II. LItes and wife visited their
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-05-06
Leopold.

i. G. Manning is doing some
carpenter work for William Tbele
this week.
DR.. ]. B. CrutchOr Of Brunswick,
who is visitingatD Dr.J NJ. Finney's
at present, will locate at Dongola
soon.' We all wish the young doctor
success.
Pshaw! You just have no idea the
smile which enlightens Miss Annie
Finney's conntenance when Mr.
appears. ~
Miss Rachel Finney is taking
music lessons from Prof. Goetts.
Misses Hannah Hulsholf and
Hannah, ,Stoverink returned to ST.
Louis last Tuesday, after several
days visit at this place.
Henry Lubbers has gone south in
search of employment.
For milk and butter, cali at A,
Anglers dairy.
Mrs. John Steinnerd Of St. Louis
is visiting relatives near this place.
Frank Nenninger is kept very,
busy in hisshop these days and 4.
Anger keeps him plenty ofcompany.
Ben Lubbers has interesting busi-
ness down the Drum road every Sun
day. r. G., Manning saws. III wish
that fellow would go back to
Illinois" u
John Tenholder and wife celebrat-
ed their. silver wedding ashort time
ago. All presentha had an enjoyable
time.
DR.. J. N. Finney, Jr., purchased.
horse Of F. B. Clippard few days
ago and says, che is the best horse
on earth to be plug"
Herman Elfrink has the fattest.
baby in town.
Frank Beel and Miss Annie Van
Ganep were united in marriage last |
Tuesday, Rev. Father Bettels ofIici-
ating. May their married life be
long, happy and prosperous.
Mr.. Selum of Michigan is visiting |
III. ?. Vandeven this week.
Miss Katie Thele is contemplating
trip to st. Louis soon.
Messrs. Derik and Herman Ten
holder returned to the city after at |
tending the silver wedding of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ten
holder.
Frank Finney says, ''Uncle |
Emanuel lisa funny fellow. Heiust |
don't want anyone else to see his |
girl at all.
Henry Holweg and Miss Minnie
Stoyerink were united indhe holy |
bonds of matrimony last week at |
the home of the bride. May their |
journey be long and prosperous.
Two GIRLS.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-05-06

After a long silence, here l come
again.
Health "a generally good.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-05-06
Sedewicl,yille.

Mrs. d. r. Seabaugh, our post
mistress, visited the family of hol
father-in-law, '1Uncle Joe" seabaugE
recently.
ID. r. Seabaugh, the champion
"bike" rider, visited at the home OF
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Sample, and
attended services at Lebanon, where
Rev. j. L, Stamper preached an ex-
cellent sermon last Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. p. Dalton oi
Patton visited at the home Of THEN
daughter, Mrs. w. S. Smith, here
Saturday night and Sunday.
O. A. Hahs and wife, after spend.
ing several days visiting and taking
in the dedication in st. Louis, re.
turned to their home here Saturday
night.
Thomas Jaeo was In town Satur
day evening, looking after business,
and remained over Sunday. He is
thinking of gong to the Rocky
mountains in a short time Tor the
benefit of his health.
J. G.. HoRrig, our clever photog-
rapher, is doing some nice work.
Q. r. Conrad is doing some turn
ing for G. Il. and ]. Il. Ellis.
Our blacksmiths, w. r. Seabaugh
w. s. Smith ahd Dayton Thiele are
all busy these days, mending wag-
ons, buggies, plows etc.
Eli Hahs Machine Co., are run-
ming their new sawmill on full time
Eli J. Seabaugh, our old "stand-
by" will teach our school next
winter. "Look q leedle out boys!
Rev. O. @. Lyerly preached an
interesting sermon to a large con-
gregation here Sunday.
Eli ]. seabaugh is preparing to
erect large barn in the near future.
John Adam Seabaugh is still suf-
fering with rheumatism. He is
giving much of his attention to
his thorobred cattle, and has some
very fine ones.
Abe Seabaugh Is running the saw
for the Hahss Sawmill Co.
Peter A. Statler has been confn-
ed to his room several weeks with
rheumatism.
Mrs. Rudolph Statler Of near Ad.
vance was called to the bedside Of
her sister, the latter part Of last
week, who is seriously i'll at the
home of her father, Daniel Boiling
er, near this place.
PETER SHfNKs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-05-06
Marble IIiII. Naissouri. wedneaeay. May D. leoa


Afler a long silence, here I com,
again.
Health N generally good.
Corn planting Is in order. So
far as ! am able 10 learn, Hanr,,
Sshrcincr IL the first to finish plant.
ing in this neighborhood.
Andrew Bollinger lost q valuable
horse the other day.
The recent cold snap aid much
damage 10 vegetation.
Miss Lena HunKiker visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. EIvis ProiIer Of Cape Girar.
deau Is visiting al the home OF hor
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Slinlkard.
Rev. J. NJ King preached an In
ieresting sermon 10 largo oongre-
cation al Ebeneser Sunday.
Sunday School At Ebenexer every
Sunday morning. All are invited
70 attend. y lb a
The singing AZ Daniel Pr0ner's
TUESDAY night was we'll attended \
w. d. Allen Of Marble Hin NJ.
tended services at Ebenozer Sunday.
Henry sehreiner has put a new
roof on bis dwelling.
VIM. McIvcrs, the timber overseer
ofthe Williams Cooperage Compa. |
NY, went 10 Poplar Bluff to spend |
a few days with his family.
George and otto Reutzel will |
soon have their blacksmith shop
completed. They are enterprisinR |
young men and bespeak for them |
q full measure OF success.
Luther Profer and VIM. Allen,
who have employment at Gordon
vile, came home Saturday 10 spend
a few days with relatives and
friends. Andrew Allen will accom-
pany them on their return.
The Williams Cooperage Compa-
ny has new factory here and have
purchased large quantity of tim
ber which will be cut INTO slaves.
Mcssrs. II. d. Williams and Charles
Penny Of Poplar Bluff, president
and manager Of the company, were
here last Thursday and expressed
themselves asbeing highly pleased
with the location and management.
Success to THE Pass. JAY.