Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
Whitetvnter.

Oh, goodpess, we have beon rain
ed Oh and flooded and muadisd,
still We hope drier time will come.
The birds begin 10 sing Of the
coming Of spring, and THE friendly
~chiDch" is here; stIH "thsre's no
place ilks home.,'
The peach blooms are coming
outiu the sunny breeze, and there'll
be fruit all about wherever there
are trees Then we won't get mad
nor feeIveiy bad, but bs awful glad
70 soc altthe trees 10 old Bolllnger
loaded with painted, luscious fruit,
Just as they used to bo.
Wheat looks very well. bnt In
prices it's taken fall, yet -four 70.
mains The same. lisa nice little
swiudle 'twixt the millers and US
all, but they are running the game.
Roosevelt won't come TO Boiling.
er 10 see her loyal sons. No, he
won't come, because she bas no
lovelv-"coons.,'
He that hath black sheep should
breed them to perfection, for that
will be the leading wool from now
ill the next election.
God forbid the "ReorganiEers''
who cling TO old Cleveland, the
traitor. Haog them high above
Vesuvius and drop them It's crater.
The republicans may win again
for surely they're going to fight;
but II they do elect man, We hope
he'll behalf white.
The school IN district o near this
place, taught by w. II. Atlmon,
terminated on the Goth. Mr.. A. is
a good teacher and the pupilsacted d
we'll their parts in the closing ex.
ercises.
Roby Futrell has gone to Shaw
nee, Oklahoma, to grow 0p with
the town. His father DR.. J. W,
Futrell, had gone before and may
practice bis profession when spring
opens.
Jack Devore and Wade Strong
will leave to-day 70 the Aowery
western cline. Their families with
others will depart i'h few days to
stake their fortunes IN Oklahoma.
Sam Peterman was here Saturday
in behalf of the Central Hotel, at
jackson, in which be is now inter.
ested.
Away Up in Illinois and away
down 10 Texas where land is worth
from $50 to $3.50 per acre the pub
lie roads are from 40 to so feet
wide. Bot here we see places id
lanes not more than rs or 30 feet
wide and almost impassable. Land
is too dear TO be Used for roads,
and there is Insufficient force to
Properly work what is given. A
part of the money lavished on the
higher institutions of learning for
the rich, could be more sppropri.
ately applied in laying a frmef
Foundation for MissOdi's prosperity
by making better roads and more
bridges, whereby the public schools
coutd be the better attended, for
next to the roads they are most
neglected, They are the nursery.
the foundation, the School Of all
schools. So intended.
Iu this locality politics is buried
in the mud, But aftef awhile they'll
come up like a locust from his lar
vac. But still it does look funSy
how inst and honest and brave our
servants are. They say that, over
10 Washington the republicans IN.
seated democrat, and up in Jeffer-
son City the democrats unseated a
republican. And furthermore,
that the great ahttlegiant,'' departs
iHpeace like wing'ess "bug" bear
ing the marks of a republican hug.
YOU know il ls said; "everytbfbg for
the best" Then weep not 1t the
going ofthe little G. Vest.
But go I'd lbe elction, and vote or
bust, and vote for men tbatL-who
in tie devil can Youta-trust!
Please publish or not this mixed
mess, good ldck to i,s readers, and
to TfE Pass. The PAIStrR.
1.-THE abOSewas pntin type for the
last issue, but was crowded out.-ED
wANTEDAA TRUSTWORTHY
Gentleman or lady in each county 10 manage