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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
BuchanRT.
hn rnada,ara getting better

The roads are getting better.
Our factory has not been working
a full-crew Of men on account OF
the scarcity of timber, which Is due
TO the recent bad roads.
Mr.. torbfn has about finished
planning his lumber and will move
to zalma as soon as the roads will
permit.
Messrs. Homer and Bert Shelton
have returned from sikestoh.
w. Il. Furr is III Lutesviile going
TO school.
M. II. Barnhart OF st. Louis i
visiting relatives and friends here
Tildeh Richards has quit working
at the factory and will farm thu
summer.
7. n. Lsming has moved across
the tlver
Foant Mayfeid has moved, to hl'
Farm twelve miles northeast Q
Marble Hill.
WiIliah Estes has rented th.
| waaoner farm of II. N. Farr.
# n. Eufr has been on the punl
| list the past few days
Mr. and Hrs. 5 J. MeMinh ans
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Berry Of 6lei
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
Mos. "A. Notes.

We have cause for rejoicing sh,s
week. Saturday March u, tho
mortgage thai hiss hung like q mall
stone on our nrcks was cancelled
aud nov We are nee 10 complete
the hall. We rejoice also becanse
our school Is hlliug bp 40 we'll
Since onr last wF,tIhg the follow
ing persons hsye entered. Mie.er
Flossie Murray, Jeaalo Johnson,
Laura Nunney, Dora Choslher,
Kathleen Grant Mae Grant, Daisy
Alien. Dora Barks, Mamie Baker
Eltu Sample. Messrs. A.P hoore
Kmanuei Rates; Masters Henry Ba
ker, and vcster Hstea. This brin&I
our enrolment np 20 iO8
Willie Wells has returned fo'
WORK. aiter q quarters recreaiidr
10 the legislature.
The open session Of tho literary
society win be postponed ont,I
Aptll Q, on account Of press oI
work aud the special services Al
Hahn's Chapel. ~
Henry o'Kally VISITED home peo
pie Sunday.
Nisses RlbeI and Myrtle Du6r
are at present detained at home OF
account Of illness.
Oar pupils are urged 10 attend
the services at Hahn's Chapel lhiI
week. AoADHMYirE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
Clippard.
We are having winter again.
Mrs. Oh. Suider made quite Alot

We are having winter again.
Mrs. Oh. Suider made qultealot
OF garden Thursday. u
T.. ]. Barber Of Cape Gifardeau
was at Clippard on business the
latter part last week.
W. II. Allmon closed o successful
term Of school at'the Stroderville
school last Friday,
Miss Edith Reed visited homo
folks Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. W. II. Snider and children
visited Mrs. J. NJ. AlImon Thursday
night and Friday.
G i. Snider was out on afishing
excursion Friday and reported good
luck and lots Of 6sh.
+. NJ. Snider and family visited
Mrs. suider's sister, Mrs. Fatrell, at
'Whitewater Thursday uigbt and
Friday. Mrs. FuueIl will leave for
Oklahoma on the ftb Of April.
Miss Tile Reed is visiting her
sister in st. Louis.
Mary and Ruth Snider visited
their uncle, G. l.. Snider, Friday
night,
News is rather scarce so l will
close with best wishes.
BLUE EYEs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
Pntton.
ALPHOsso.

AsI reaehed'you too late with the
last one will come agaio--earlier.
Business is stiil 90 the boom.
Johnson Smith OF the firm Of
Smith 4 Knowles, has just returned
from ST. fouls where he has been
Purchasing their stock OF spring
goods.
Chus. \. Bollinger came 10 Sat
urday. Charley has been 10 some
Of the southern counties for the last
two months.
The roads are the muddiest that
l ever saw them.
r. l.. Robinson and family visit
ed his uncle, Wm. Bollinger,. on
Wolf creek last Sunday, Robert
said that be expected to get there;
he hooked on four good, heavy
mules 10 his wagon aud started.
James sbarrook is hauling Staye
bolts for the Pioneer Cooperage
Company.
The Pioneer Cooperage Compa-
ny recently purchased the timber
on the tract Of land owned by the
estate Of ID. F. Bollinger, and Hen
nv Bollnger, near this place, pay
ing $500 for II. II seems chat
timber is going up.
Rumor has IL that the tiger al
our place will GO out OF business In
short time. We are with you Mr.
Tiger, if that be true, and let u'
stop il now.
Henry 0lKellY who IS attending
Mayfeld Smith Academy at Marble
Hill, was up home over Sunday.
Our high school is progressing
nicely under the management o
Professor Duianey. The professor
says, "still they come our way
Several new pupilsentered Monday
q. A.0'Kelly sold fine farn
horse last week TO . Mr.. Tucker o.
near MiIlerviIl.e
Wm. Shawaof Libertyville wal
10 this vicinity last week, paying
liberal peices for cattle.
DR.. @. E. Presnell seems TO b
interested IN cattle too, as he ha
been buying lately, and paying fail
prices.
MISS Enla Grow and her nothe
| of FrederIcktown were 10 Pattoi
last week, looking after the mill
merry business. Miss Grow contem
plates going into the business Will
Mrs, J.. ID. Hawn, at this place.
Our mill men are dong goo'
custom business and are making
good grade of flour.
PATTON POINTER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
taesIpewiclkville.

A few more days Of sunshine and
the roads will be pnspbIe.
Rev. Lyerly preached 10 large
and attentive ccpgresapen Sunday
Kelly Seahaagh. Young man
twenty years old, d,ed'March 20 ui
boeumonIA fever. Hiaremsins we're
laid 70 rest IN the Trinity cemetery,
He hpd macy relauves and warm
friends here and VIC aStrSd our
heartfelt sympaihies 70 the boreay.
cd family.
Mrs. Cora Harris Of Oak Ridge
is vislling in this vicinity.
X. l.. Robinson Of Patton passed
through our town Sunday.
The Academy ~ still growing and
another teacher, Mss iva Kurrs
was added TO the faculty this week
II lei ruaored that there will bc
wedding IN this vicinity soon. Boys
get your hornsresdy.
Thomas s,atler Is working neat
jackson.
Ella Miller closed her tbIrd term
Of school In, the Lukefor district
Friday.
John Adam Seabaugh is busy
repairing and building fence.
BILLY JENKINS.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
Radrewiclkville.

AS | have had quite a little rest,
will try to give you the news from
our village.
w. s. Smith. the vest end black
smith is or strike these dsys--
plenty of coal now
Dayton, con OF Fred Tbiele, is
learning blacksmitbing under w.
s. Smith.
d, r. Seabaugh. onr grocery man
is receiving his spring goods.
Jasper A. Seabaugh is still trad
ing occasionally.
.. L. Critics is suffering with an
attack of pneumonia.
@. R. Conrad got hurt by 9 mule
o few days ago, but fortunately his
injuries are not serious.
%, r. Hahs has purchased q team
Of mules and is now ready for
hauling.
IF there ia anything in the signs
of the times there viii be o we'd
ding 10 report from this vicinity in
the near future.
The mail carjers have Q tough
time oft now as the roads are ina
IROrrible condition
D. r. ssabaugh visited bis father
L last Sunday evening.
Willis, son of Abe Seabaugb, who
/ has had employment over IN Cape
county about eight months, has re-
| turned home. LITTLE MIKE 4
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
Ianin.

And still il rainsl After q few
days Of sunshine, Of which thefarm.
ers took advantage by plowing for
oats, we are again having rain.
Surely our weather is as uncertain
as the Missouri Legislature, twill.
resolve to do BETTER and then the
weather man will offer aD amend
ment, which must be referred to
some committee on weather, and It
just keeps on raining. But old
BoIIiuger is coming to the front
rapidly, as we are now able to at
ford two representatives; and, rain
oil no RAIN, we'll get there some
time, "EIiw
II understand the directors of the
Snlder school district have had
Thomas Moore and wife arrested,
charging them with breaking into
the cisleru house aud putting some.
thing in the cistern which spoiled
the water. The trial is set for
| March 81. Prosecuting Attorney
Hines will prosecute for the state,
and Hon, W. ii. Miller will defend
the case.
u. Ii. Reed does not get his shoes
muddy now; he seems to be actual
lily walking on air. You know ths
reason, of course. It's q boy.
| ESQ. b. II. Winters baudled the
| vardstick at the j. g. Clippafd {
Eco. store week before last, in the
.Eabsence of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
who were in ST. Louis purchasing
their spaug goods and millinery
i Farmers, you should not forget this
i old, reliahIs firm when in need o
/ anything in their line, which Is al
l ways full ard complete.
i Nm. Strong. cur hustllhg farmel
i friend, is talking of having phone
i put IN his residence.
4 Our old reliable merchant am
il farmer, B. 5. Snitier, IL having th'
4 woods made white with rails, post
Il aud pickeus with which he intend
Ito repair The fencing around ht
i large farm, That is right Bart. l
man caa pot farm outside Agrea
many Of our farmer friends woul'
I. do we'll to 70 and do likewise.
Several OF our more eoterprisin
farmers are going into the pnaitr
busiress. This is certainly . mnv
in the right direction ahdwe beliey
will pay.
i Prof. JoAa r Winters closed
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25

AN wap n this viclnily Thursday
40 letting pupils for y subscription
school % be taught BY her daughter,
Mis- Ida.
Robert Estes went TO Drum on
business the hrst oi this week.
Frank Draper moved from near
ihir place 70 Hahn last week.
William Slroder and iamiiy Of
Drum visited In this vicinity last
week.
Prof 0. s. Chostner, who has been
teaching 1t Blomeyer, returned home
last week.
Jacob slinkard and family oinear
BuriordyiIle spent Saturday and
Sunday with Robert Estes and
family.
Jemes BIount, our factory boss,
moved near the new mill site on
Panther creek last week. He'will
move the factory soon.
Rev. Poston filed hia regular APP
pointmont nj Hog creek church
Sunday,
]. b. Chandler made business
hip 10 Glen Allen Thursday.
Henry James purchased . fine
mars near MilIetville last week iol
si20. y
ALPHOSso.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25

very successful term OF school Al
Idalla, stoddard county recently
Thlsla bis fourth torn IN that county
q. Il. Huffman sold a hne young
mare last week TO Shelby Strony
lor $3.50. ~
Oar young friend, Fred ClippAtd
n doing good business in The
hardware llns these days, IL you
need pillow hc has 'om; cheap TOO
Misses Reed and Estey Spider
who are atteaiing the LuteeylIls
Normal, visited home folks lasI
week.
Miss Elsie Robinson left foI
Denver. Colorado. . few days ago
whore she will make her home.
Wheat 10 this locality looks very
promising aud promises a good
yield. Il Is now large ssoegb &c
hide n rabbit # tho rabbit got bo
blnd = rock, which II could easily
DO here. if
DR., l'olrell and family Of White
water have gone 10 Oklahoma
where they VIII make their future
home. I.
II this escapes the critic, ]. vii
come again. Junno.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
Hhrarrn.

Rail maulings seem to be in or
der now in this vicinity.
Frank FdIbrigbt has his new
house nearly completed.
A.. j. Masters, our clever mer-
chant at Hurricane, is doing a good
business this'spring.
VIM. Scott of near Drum was up
10 this locality on business last week
The entertainment glyen by
Prof. P. s. FuIhright at Hurricane
postoiiice wSs well attended and a
nice time was reported.
W. D. Pattoo had rail split.
ting last Friday.
ssUncle'" John WeIker Of ncar
.scopus was In this vicinity last
Wednesday.
J.B. Chandler and Sam Cole Of
scopus passed thru here the other
day.
Jokn Browo just lights occasion.
ally on the high plaees--lt's two
girls.
Rev. Harvey Patton Is erecting
u nice dwelIlUg for himself and
family.
Lie Estes and wife are the hap
py parents Of q bouncing big boy
/ P.'s. Patton recently killed
black snake that measured fYe fee
and eleven inches in length.
"tyncle" Folnt FolbFfght has re
turned home from Big Apple creel
with j nlce bunch of cattle.
Rev. Dan Robins preached inter
esting sermons at Hurricane Fori
Saturday night and Sunday.
Charley Patton went fishing thl
other day and caught nice strini
of fish. He saya they bite we'll.
4 JOSH AND GIBLET.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25

Consumption IS = human
weed Aourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds IFS
easily destroyed while young;
when old, sometimes inn
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear
The best lung fertilizer Is
SCOTS Emulsion. Salt pork
Is good too, but It is very hard
to digest.
The time to treat consump-
ton is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Others see 1t, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
deceive yourself any longer.
Begin with the first thought
to take SCOTS Emulsion. If
it isn't really consumption so
much the better; you will soon
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump-
ton you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
SCOTS Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
Iseopofd.
News is rather scarce.

News is rather scarce.
Garden making is OH the program
now.
Mrs. Twelnian has finished fene:
ing her property recently purchased
in our town:
Join Price left for St. Louis last
Tuesday night,
Miss Annie Finney returned from
St. Louis last Tuesday with a vel
selected stock Of millinery, aud il
busy trimming hats for the ladies'
Misses Hannah Tenholder. Sadie
Krussel, Dina Elfrink, Annie Men
ninger and Katie Fisher were th'
guests Of Miss Lizzie Price Sunda,
noon.
DR. j. NJ. FinrisY and Manue
Manning exchanged FARMS last Sat
]. G. FishEr speft last sanda,
with his mother.
II. Dierken spent Sunday even
) ing with Henrp 1enhalder 81.
1t seems that sons oi cur bach
+; elOF friends are getting tired Z
dong their own cooking. That
right boys, there are plenty Of giFI
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25

Farmers are preparing for spribE
work.
AionSo May6eld Of Lafe, Ark,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in this part Of tbs county,
visited nj W. N. Naaney's Sunday
Mrs. Ii. b. Cole "a op the puuy
list
Wheat crops are looking very
we'll now.
Frank Dockios purchased fine
mare Of James Turner recently.
Misses laura Nancy and Dora
ChostUer left for Marble Hill the
first Of last week to enter the NJ. s.
Academy We believe the Ghost
ner school eau furnish the Academy
few more pupils soon.
Oar aIversmith, J. l.. Nanney, Il
dong good busineSs.
J. N. Ghostner has sold bis boil
timber TO the Brown factory
o. s. Chostner has closed hi
term Of school at Codsinville and il
ut home again.
Miss Matte Teeters Of Clubb'i
creek visited her brother, Jamec
near here recently.
Rev.,E. II. Hughes preached &c
interesting sermon at OoIe's Chape
last Wednesday night.
George Moore was in this viein
ity last week, buying timber.
Lee Nancy was seen on james
creek last Sunday.
D. D. Browns sawmill is now
running regularly.
Jefiie Stevens is busy in hit
blacksmith shop these days
SHORTY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
Our Correspondents.
fareenbrier.

Not having seen sny,hlpr Vi fnn
PnKss from ihln vlriully IN aome
Time, We viii give you 4 lew Items.
VI. T, Anderson and l.. Harris
made lying trip 70 Dongela
Monday.
L. W. BrIdweii 10 weprlng 4 vad
conntenanoe these dnyA Never
mipd, nothing serluuA.
Mas Valley Bndweli u spending
several weeks waiting nt Perkins
Mill.
Mr. Bnawell has moved toto hls
new store building.
Mise Dora I.add spent Monday
in Greenhriet.
Mas Annie Aodersnn made a
business trip 10 zalme last Tuesday.
SlLlf s 6RKEEY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
81 sweet ana pleasing in Taste

Mrs. G. Peterson, 625 Lake St.,
Topeka, Kan, speaking Of Bal
lard's Horehoand Syrup, says: 1T
has meyer failed to give entire sat.
isfaction, and Of all cough remedies
it.ls my favorlte, and | must con-
fess TO my many friends thatitwill
do, and has done, what Is claimed
for il to speedily cure cough or
acold; and it is 80 sweet and so
pleasing in taste.' 25c, 50c and
S1.O0 bottle at DR.. G. M Winners,
Marble Hill.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25

ll,sl would be pleased 70 get up
your meals.
Jacob RIGHTS house wasplunder-
cd lrtt Sunday night hut nothing
was tken except wllatlolse change
he Ind in his clothes A 6ne lealh-
or lluise containing 81 20 was taken
ir0in h's pants pockets and Ave
nene lnm his vest Since then be
.bon,.ii 4 inuskel and has Il loadrd
With Dynamite and nails and is
waiting 10 take shot at the mid
night marmders. U. Know
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
Pnffnn.


Business seems 10 be getting on
a boom as opring makes Us appear
ance.
"uncle' Joo Holt and wife are
suffering with severe attacks Of Ia
grippe. but are reported some
better. ~
Oar doctors report very little to
do these days. 81
It'd Robinson is hauling cord
wood TO our min; he says he must
| get the wood of 20 be can put the
plow on. TVS knows how 70
hustle.
J. d. Hawn has been busy cut.
ting 5tave bolts.
B. 2. Sharroek has his new
ground about eady for tbe pillow.
DIR. }. NJ. Shirley has sold bis in.
terest in the farm, owned by him.
self aud Johnson Smith. to john v.
Knowles.
Several of our people attended
1.-THE Seabaugh sale last Thursday,
David Rnblpson traded for 6ne
pair Of mules that day; hegot them
from Judge Limbaugh.
The public school at this place
closed last Friday. Some Of the
boys who went over seemed TO
have been disappointed some way.
A few more days OF sunshine will
make the farmers think about SOW
ing oats.
Five new pupils entered school
last Monday; eight more will enter
next Monday, Oar literary society
is getting along nicely and the
meetings are very Interesting The
program rendered last Friday con
sisted OF singing, debate and'recita
/. tious. All present were highly
pleased with the creditable show.
ing made by the young people
'rhe next meeting will be held
March 20.
Christian Heitman came down
Sunday accompanied by his daugh
ter, Victoria, who entered school
here Monday.
DR.. II. ]. -Seabaugh passed thru
here Saturday on his way home
from Kansas City where he recent
! lly graduated from veterinary col
lege. The doctor was called bacl
! here the next day to treat horse
belonging TO the Pioneer Cooper
age Company. We are pleased tt
to have near US, q professionl vet
! erinarian, and bespeak for DR.
Seabaugh o useful, as well as 9 sue
! cessful career.
Mrs. james Blaylock and dahgh
ter visited at the homes of G., w
Shell aud q. M. Dennis The last few
days.
aAunt Katvp Bollinser has jus
rstur ned home from an extendeC
visit at the home OF her nephew
Z @. J. Cook, near Sedgewickville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Myers visit
!. ed ut the home of Mr. Myers fathe
700 Cane creek, recently.
Judge Sample Of Marble Hi
9 was 10 Patton Sunday.
H Mr.. Skaggs and family Of nea
. HigdoD visited Mrs. Skagks' broth
t er, Wm. r. Hahn, Saturday an
. Sunday.
: Surveyor ]. w. Reilly Of Gle
Il Allen was here Saturday. de, an
. d board commissioners have bee
9 surveying and dividing the real q
tate owned By IL. r. Bollin8er an
g the heirs of D. r, Bolllngel
9 deceased.
u, Best wishes to THE PREss and i
Q many readers. PATTON PolTka.
Z. I'VE very much depiors bein
q compelled keep over such interes
r ing eomnanications'as The above an
y hope our esteemed correspopdeI
E, will be in on time il the futures
9 ED.)
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Sct,Tpus.
We RtiIl haye plenty q mud,

Us. = @ @79a g
Health is good in this vicinity.
Henderson Moore had business in.
Millerville Friday.
Henry Lincoln who has been
working for the Pioneer cooperage
Company ON Whitewater, was at
home the latter part.of the week.
"Unclen Jacob Nelker had rail
making last week.
A. j. Lincoln has been working
for Hamilton Mayfield several days.
s. &. DEWITT aod II. ] Lincoln
made a business trip to 1utesville
Friday.
Mrs. N, II. HTilliams Of Marble
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
on Chamberlain's
Remedy.

on Chamberlains 9
Remedy.
hoars Of eleven
Ed closing time Al
b, 1901. A. r. Clark
Springs, Va, sold
OF Chambcrlaln's
He saws, III nev.
.adicine that sold bet.
lier satisfaction 10
This Remedy has
q use IN Virginia for
~ the Pcvple epe'e
|nted with iIa excel.
Many Of them have
B remarkable cures
HeOted. When you
|eliable medicine for
i, or attack Of the
|kmberluin's Cough
90 are certain to be
Ased with the quick
.fords. For sale by
mer, LatesviIle, and
nsr, Marble Hill.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25

~ rspnblepn news
sl nodsr lps leader.
|obs. Democrat and
. spell.bioder thru
tllupcsd tho school
pointed 70 u rs an
aepravliy Aud wick.
<lnbofa,s 'rhorsday
ass.Ion Of tho 70
was up before tho
biuo out ohthe hx'
embsrs voted 10 "a
100. / oncr . pF'Ae
Arnold Investment
aep of conscience
d inalucerlty than
as Speaker White
Doodle tina, ever
ed ylrsas Of our
tborsl 10 either
y &C, as An es,Op'
spnnclalion Of The
her campaign ls on,
hes O. ID. and Va
egall,' that is be
NJ and clrcumstabce.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25

Allen. visited relutiven and irisndl
here tho alst Of the week.
JACK AND JrtL.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
LL COMPARISON.

pany factors contrib
remarkably rapid
- of st. Louis is the
veIopment Of the
other territory trib
10 all lines Of
Fl there will be held
orld's Falr 10 the
esidential campaign
lHcs. To keepinform
hole'worId you'should
nee Tor gthat peer OF
The Twiee-aiW eek
.blic. It's in dispen.
.rmer, merchant or
an. It's telegrapbic
ice sxcels that of any
II prints the news
inative occurrences.
md worldwide facts.
tic in polictics, bat
ibnal newspaper and
II The subscription
gives you two papers
papers a year.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25
ai statement

tondilien Of the Bollinger
Lntesvile state Of Missouri.
bnsiness on the 2sth day Of
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-03-25

H#A4SVONSLSs
bnu undoubtedly good On
llaieral security. .S4753s.3I
eounts undoubtedly
Estate security. SIA36I7a
Alvent customers. .... ,63s.67
bnds on hand.......6 .6,soooo
nd stocks at their
market value ...... S,z5S,77
banking housel at
market value. ..... .b3oo.oo
sher than banking
PRESENT cash market
ss..s. ...... ...t"
stures ...,.-.i.s..... u. 10000
Il banks good on
III. HI -. .....s ~. 3po26.as
her cash items...... ..S4o.6;
notes legal tender
no.esand gold and
ties ~ 4. ~. !. !. a,32o.ot
] ...... ..4... ....,. /. I,667.5e
elsels'and pennies. .a,65I.7t
1tifcess..t.s... .ss... ..'.{'.''
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lSra6.zo6.6l
LIABILITIES.

LAArtLaiAEo
paid in...... tSfolooo.oo
as dn hand.... .-.-.. 6,soo.co
profits less current ex-
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-26
Dig Father Out of Sand Pit.

Henry New, a farmer, living about
hve miles southwest of Spencerport,
N. T., had a narrow escape from
death. He had driven out into his
sandpit with the intention of loading
up with sand to go to Churchville. AS
he, was digging in the pit the sand
above him gave way, burying him up
to the shoulders.
Mr.. New made strenuous efforts to
extricate himself, and finding that he
was unable to do so, shouted and
screamed at the top of his voice in an
attempt to attract attention. His
daughters, hearing his outcries, i'm.
mediately rushed in the direction of
the sandpit. The girls were equal to
the occasion and at once seized
shovels and dug the sand away from
their father AS he was unable tn
move they tenderly carried him to the
house.