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Natures Way Is Best.

The function strengthening and tissue
building plan Of treating chronic, linger-
ing and obstinste cases Of disease as pnT-
sued by DR.. Pierce, is fo9owl1g after
Natures plan of restoring health
He uses natural remedies, that is
extracts from native medicinal roots,
prepared by processes wrought out by
the expenditure of much time and
money, without the use OF alcohol, and
by sklllful combination In just the right
proportions.
Used as ingredients Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, Black Cherry
bark, Queens root, Golden Seal root
Bloodroot and Stone root, specially exert
their influence in cases OF lung, bronchial
and throat troubles, and this "DIscov-
cry is, therefore, a sovereign remedy
for bronchitis, laryngitis, chronic coughs,
catarrh and kindred ailments.
The above native roots also have the
strongest possible endorsement from the
leading medical writer's, of all the several
schools of practice, for the cure not only
of the diseases named above but also for
| Indigestion, torpor OF liver, or olhous,
ness, obstinate constipation, kidney and
J bladder troubles and catarrh, no matter
where located.
You don't have to take DR.. Pierce's
| say-SO alone as to this; what he claims
for his Discovery is backed up by the
writings of the most eminent men In the
medical profession. A request by postal
lard or letter. addressed to Or; K. Y.
1 Pierce Buffalo. n Y, for a little, book
of extracts from eminent medical au-
| thoritieS endorsing the ingredients OF MS
ledicines, will bring little book Jree
{ lat is worthy Of your attention i
aeedng a good, safe, reliable remedy o.
noun composition for the cure Of almost
! any old chronic, or lingering malady.
.s3)f Piarce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
Npation. One little Pellet is gentle
ttSxative, and two mild cathartlc.
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Candidate Announces Dates.
Gadsden, September 26.-(SpeciaL)-
Hon. John L. Burnett, Democratic
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27

and women is DR.. Pierce's
Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser. A splendid 1008-page
volume, with engravings
and colored plates. A copy,
paper-covered, viii be sent
TO anyone sending 81 cents
in one-cent stamps, to pay
the cost of mailing only, 70
DIR. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N.
Y. Cloth-bound, 81 stamps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06

Sagelt ipcrbell lie MQe ipieber inSDd.
tigfeit ieill.
SerroriSmuS beginnt.
@ilfeSburre, ga, 3. Ipril.
- Cine Quontit1t 9pnomit mllroe
bcltte inter ben Gompirobren erplo.
Dirt, mclde pom Waidinenralnle Der
6ronflin : 3efe ser o2cbi8b mto
@iltes6arre Gool 60" IN bos Snltere
oeS @erfes fiibren. DC Gompfro6.
rem ipuroen 5eriAmettert unO Der
0nmpf muBte a~6georcbt mcrOen, bis
0ie Gcparnturert oollenoct limo.
Sbos. Green, Gin &oblengrG6er,
melder irot OfitheIS arbeiteinitel-
lungSbefebl in ser 9riiton. 3edJe nobe
Sa5leton am @crfe blieb, muroe &C.
tern 9lbeno auf ieinem Seimmege BON
Stritcrn ilbcriolcn unO i6apcr nib
banoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
@icocr cine TeDulntipm anf San
Spmiuau.

Gington II, .. s., 3. 9(pril.
Cine bcute Sem SIottcnOeporte-
mcnt 5%ugcgangcne 0epeid)e bcS Gum-
m~anoeurS SoutberIono pom Gano-
nenboot nOonfce," SIT Snnto 0omins
90, mcloct:
Cine Nepolution lit 81 Somann
uuSgc6rohen. SaS 9ononenboot
Dubuque" beiinoet lid BORT. smc.
ritaniIde ESntereiicn idpeben in fei-
ncr @eiobr."
Ser biciige oomlinifaniide @cianote
Sou6ert crflart, er babe nod teinerlei
Mofridt iiber ocn @ltSbritd erDalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
gcging Sclbitmurb in eincm G6ica.
np'cr Sptcl.

G%bicngp, 5. gpril.-Srou Gbit6
Cooper bon Hr. 1880, Germantown.
Ipenue, Ebilooelpbio, beging belltc
i'm bieiigen rEnlmer Souie" Selbit,
moro ourd) einen Sdub in oen &opi.
Sic mar beiltc friib nit cinem ctiun
65idbrigen Wanne, 4ueld)er iid) dis
emo Varoeleben aus Nem.yorf regi-
l~trirte, in boS Sotel gefommen. 0uS
Fadr begob lid in Elm 3imlner uno
Varoelcben perlieB bolb oarouf ona
Sotel. sus er nad) brei Stunoen 5l,z
riidfebrte, nnr Die Sbiire peritloTcn,
nno ais oieiel6c erbrod)en mrroc,
fonb man Die Srau oils 2eife ouf
Dem 9ooen. Nod eiuigem gusipei-
den unb 2eugncn tbeilte 9orbeleben
ben Namen unb bic Aoreiie Der Srolt
nit mo erflarte, oieiclbe iei niht
feline @ottin. Gr ielbit nobne nid)t
IN Neip-Dorf, ionoern IN 9crlin, uno
beiddftige iid NIT Dem Sanoel in
Sric-a-grac. Gr iei unperbeirdtbet
iino babe Die Srou, tpel6e er ibon
BON frilber Der fannie, boz etlid)en
@oten in Eittsbrrg gGtroifen. Ion
bort lei er nit ibr nad Chicago ge-
fommer, nm bier einen grSt Si Iatbe
an 5ieben. @arltm iie Selbitmorb be-
gal1gen 1abe, ipilIe er niht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06

beid)r1nft, 10 luilroe 5unGd)lt Die Isl.
feriuft Gbili's mod]gerltfen morben
iein, unb bGttc cr Cartilage bellldt,
obne nod Gina ST. geber, Damn crit
mGre red]t Die Geridnupftbeit in sc.
I'll ollSgebrohcn. Gieie Grm0gllngen
boben Sen ScfrctGr pcronloBt, sic
9eirde in G6ili lnO Eerli altf baS
Neileprogramm 81 icter, u1o CT
miro oie gauge @elttiiite bis Fonn.
mo binouf fnbren, nm bonn oelt
SitbmuS blrhqlereno bon Colon
bierbcr 5nriid5ufcbrcn. .'f.
SetrctGr Toot miro olf ieincr Nei.
ie Don itincr @enoblin uno So6tor
begleitet iein, 10 oob Der @eiud) in
Cen peridieoencn Sal,ptitGOtcn Der
characterization Hepnblifcn cinen
mebr gcleaidaitlider, oils omtlid;cn
Gboroftcr erbdlt. obgleid ser 3med
beS @eiudcS notiirlid) politiidcr No,
tllr lit. Man oeripri6t lih in bicli,
gen ofii5icQen Greiien cine ie6r Gin.
ltiGe Nirfrng bon Der iiioamlcrifonis
idcn Geiie oes Stootsiefret1rs. ST.
miro icl6itueritGnolid) nidt pcrie6.
len, bei ben bier grobcn Tepublitcn
mclde or 81 beilld)en geocl,ft, fir iei.
ne ElGnc Eropoganbo 81 MAIDEN, ii.
es ltebt 81 crluarten, bnb icin pcri0n,
liheS Gintrcten fir Dos panamerifu-
niidje Erogromm Scr Gonferen5 5t
BIO oe Saneiro bei oen mlobgebenoen
Stoaten itorf Stimmung maden
miro.
Erogramm Ser pnnameris
FAM den Gonferen5
.,. geneb m gt.
GaS 0ilreou Der omcrifanild]elt
Tepublifen bot ooS Ero9romm Der
8cgcnltdnoe, mel6e Der ponnnerifos
niidcn Gonferen5, meld)e befonntlid)
i'm Sllli oieieS Sobrcs in Siio oc S,Su.
metro itottiinOen miro, porliegen iol,
len, in leiner gcgenmGrtigen Sibung
ein1timmig ongenommen. GieicS
Erogromm lit bon ei1cn Gonlite I'M.
ter Gem &oriibc bon SefrctGr Toot,
Dem Die @oti6oiter bon 0roiilicn II.
Werifo, iopic sic @cionotcn bon Sc.
Ita Hicu, Gbili, Gubo uno Scr orgene
tiiiifen Gepublif ongeborerL ent.
%lporfcn iuorben. GoS groBte Snte-
reile gebiibrt mobl Dem Goridlog,
BOB bic omerifoRiid)cn &epublifen
Dem Grin5ip scr Sd)li6tung bon llll-
ter linen cntitonoenen Strciti6feitcn
ourd) Gin Sdiehsgeri6t 5~uItimn1er.
moran bic @%oifnung 0cfniipit miro,
BOB bic geplante 5meitc &oogcr Gon-
fercn5 iid) ouf 6lnen a%llgcmCiHcn
Shie0sgeridtS6of einigen merbc.
Cine ipeitcre &eiollltion, ipelde scr
ponomerifaniidcn Gonferen; porlie-
gen miro, regt Die GmpfebIllng AN
Die Iorclic Ser Saoger Gpnferen5 an,
oic 6rogc in GrluG9ung 81 5icbcn,
bis 81 melhem IusnloB intcrnotio,
male @emoltomucnoung sum 3lucd
Der Sdulocintreibung 5uIdiiig lit.
Ser @rieftrG0er0tcrlt ouf
Dem 2on0c.
Gin ioeben bcrolSgegebcncS @u(lc.
tin iiber Die 9lmtsiiibrung scr Yoit.
departments -Gipiiipr iiir ircie GpIt-
5uitclrrg oltf Dem 2nn0c, ipcld),a
Den 3citrorm bis sum 81. M1r5
bedt, tbcilt nit, DOB bic 3obl scr iiir
bic Ginridturg bon iold)en unent.
9cltlid)en 2onobrieftrGgcr . Goiltcn
ei1geloufenen @ciud)e 52,6tt bctra-
gen bot, bon bcncn 14,040 ul1giinltid
eitberidtet worocn iino. Gie 3obl
hicier Gouten, peld)e am 80. SUM
1903 32,055 bctrug, bot iih nm 9.
Tpril 1906 oui 35.205 erbobt. Iic
3abl Der an Sonb bciinblidpn uner-
lcbigtcn Nnilthcn fir iold)e Gollten
betrltg an .. glpril 1906 3057. Slnl
g%cnonnten Gatum Itonoen fir sic
Giridtung rellcr Houten $685.
arr Vsrrfiin,,un
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
@crmiidtc tclcgrapbiidc 9epeiden.

- Die @ebGlloe ser ftaatIid)en
Strdilinasiarm in &ontip : Go,intp,
Wiii, iiro tbeilweiic eingcaidert
iuorocn. Sduoen uuseiabr $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06

Ter groBe Shlepper n@palll-
ling" bon Der .2ebigb &alep &ail-
roao 60" lit auf Der S6be BON Suu.
an elmer &lippe a~uigefabrer
nno geiunfen. Gie Mannidaft II
gerettet lporDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
@urnunggegc Critic
agitation.

@ur Of II, 3. gpril. = geiuoff-
netc Nrbciter, Delde 81 Nnti-S trite.
Srganiintioncn geb0ren, bciuhen bie
bieIigen Sabrifen, iprcfen bel Den TO-
5ialiitii6en 6iibrern Dor unb benud,
rid)tigen lie, oob lie get0btet lperoen,
ncnn onS Son0 bon cincm nclten @e.
ncrol.S trifc beimgeillft miro.
u II Of 9 Of ineiti6 c II
ban0lltngcn i'm Stodcn.
EefinN ). 9(pril. - Sic ruiiiid.
d)ineliiden l(ntcrGonOlungen ldCincn
5u ciltcm pollItGnoigcn Stilitono &c
fonlnlcn SIT icir. Scr ruiliidc &c.
lnnotc Eofotiloif in GDino mo Gong.
Scr 6inciiid)e &euolmddtigte, mcld)c
iibcr cine ScritGnbigung @CtrefiS Der
norOlidcn Manoi6urci pcrbonOeln
lollen, limo I'M galticn Gcrlallf OcS
lcbtcn WonatS iiberballpt nid)t otter,
olS 5pei o0cr Orei Ofnl 5ltiommen &C.
tommen. Hublon0 bcfinoct iiG Do.
ourd) I'M %ortbcil, baB eS ollc sic
Eripilegicn, fir mclhc cS oic amt.
lide 3ultimnltng Gbino'S nohiltbt,
tbotiGdli6 I'M 9eiib bat. Nitf Ser
onocren Seitc iinb. oie Gbincirn obcr
nod nie 10 felt cutidloiien gepelen,
olIen GinoriiIcn Ser 6rcmocn @ioer,
itonb entgcgCn5uieBcn.
9cioe Eorteien beltrcben lid sic
G%in5clbeiten glcid) gcbeim 81 boltcl1,
mic bicS bel Der &crbunolung iibcr
Den &ertrog 5rpii6cn Sopon itno
Sbina Der Sal gclpcicn lit. @ie eS
bCiBt, bnnbclt IS iid) I'M Die @ribcns
gcredtiomc l1nb onOcrc Gon5eiSonen,
lpeldc bic Satnrcn-@ cncrGle in Der
Monoi6urci Sen Hulicn bcnilligi
babcn uno fir melfc Tublano sic
Gotiii5irung Gbina's niinift. Sic
d)inciiihc &cgierung p~Crtritt aber bcn
S%tonbpunft, oaB lie nicmols ibrc
3llltimmung gegc6en babe uno bic
Gon5cliiorcn Ocsbalb biniGllig ieien.
S~etcreien gcgen sic Ius.
IGnOcr in Gbino.
Ycfing ). Ipril. - Gic Non.
dang. gffnirc bonn pergangencn Sc,
brllnr eltllommt INNER nod bic Csc.
miitbcr in China. Canals fam BE-
fonntli6 Gin dyineIiider @eomtcr in
Solgc eincS StrciteS nit iron5oiis
id)en fotboliihen MiiiionGrcn Inn,
moOurd) Gin aufitono mo Die grmpr-
oltng fron5oliid)er uno britiider Mii.
Iiondre perliriodt murbc.
Gie Gingeborcnen = 3eitungen i'm
Norocn Gbino'S bobcn nun i'm 2ouf
oieier @odc @iloer scr 2cide bcs
@eamter, ollf peldcn ole Wunocn
iihtbar Iito, perofientliht unb ba5l
icniotionelc grtifel gcibriebcn, mel
die it'd an bic Snitinftc Der nicoercn
GolfSflolic mcnocn. DDS Golf. 10
beibt cs oo, .ioate boS 8erbrcbcn
nidt ser @ergeiicnbcit onbeimfallen
loiicn uio iif alf feline Gertbcioi.
gling gegcn sic 9rutolitGten oer
I~lsldnocr porhcreiten. ltcberaIl
bciBt cS, Dob Gin ironsoliider Erielter
Den 6inciiibcn 9eamten crmoroet
babe, unb nobl fciu anDcrcr 3ipi.
id)cnfal bot bic Gingcborenen 10 &c
gen bic Miiliondre inn Mlgcmeinen
ouigc6radt, ais bieier. I'm pielen
Ortct lit bos &crbdltniB 5ipiidcn ben
gctalftcn unb sen onoeren Gbineieu
Dos beipofinctcr Ncutrolitdt. @dre
cs nift lpegen Der Iuiueicnbeit bon
Sruppcrl, pcld)e ouf 9cfcbI Der dine.
iiidcn Hcgicrung bei Sen Miiiionsar-
itoltcn Itationirt iinb, 10 miirbe Die
fleinite Geibung 81 Woro unb Soo!.
i6lag rnb gegcnicitigcm Mbi1laftcu
fiibrcn.
Wrrmtldltr f~rfrnrnnhisdtc TrncSdtru
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-07-05
.Ma.xfeld.

T. A. Fulton was the guest Of
Vester Angel and wife Sunday.
+. J. Mayfeld had business at
Patton Saturday.
w. d. Mayfield and ]. r. Masters
are making our schoolhousc shine
with a fresh coat of paint.
Our merchant, i. II. Maytield, Is
doing q good business.
J. III. Green is preparing to erect
a new dwelling.
P. H. Seabaugh and family of
near Sedgewlckyille visited relatives
here recently.
Rev. ). II. Headrick preached an
interesting sermon at the James
schoolhouse last Sunday.
Farmers are busy stacking wheat
now. Corn looks hne but meadows
are not very good. ". Y
Messrs. w. D. Mayfeld and F. 3.
Fulton were in the vicinity Of Sed-
gewickville last Saturday. ~
Rev. Ed. L. Stovall, pastor of
this church, failed to fill his ap-
pointment here the fourth Sunday
in June.
J.F, Masters of Hurricane was in
our burg last week.
N. II. Williams and daughter, Ida
of Marble Hill were here Sunday.
Miss Ida will spend the Fourth Of
July at Sedgewickyille.
Ada, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Seabaugh, died June 81, 1906, after
nine weeks Of suffering. He was
an excellent young man, 20 years
and Fl days old. During bis sick.
ness he was converted and professed
religion. Heleaves q father, mother
and two brothers besides q host Of
friends to mourn his departure. The
funeral service was conducted BY
Rev. b. G. seabright, after which
the remains we're laid to rest in the
Seabaugh cemetry.
ii. n. T.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-07-05
I Brush Greek.

r. ~ I e
DEAN npllo 'e0.ou son
lns Y ~ '.en'','on ouf ~ ns''o
Wy ~esa, w snei9 = 'oli s
.n'ng oo'1g ~ our ii'''e hs.nDor
nooa'
some y our ,afnets a.e uOns
PloWlng corn ana afe now naryeSt
y ing tnelr oaIs M ana nay
we are having some very WARM
weather now and plenty OF nne
rams.
MRS. Lofena Orlchis' VINO nas
been at me nome OF ner 'a1ner, =
3. Dennis, here some time' went 70
Bloomfield las. WEDNESDAY, wnere
she expects 70 maze her nome some
time,
Messrs. Noah Fisn, Ed ana gonn
McKee, y 3. McGee ana iamily,
ana several o1ners' whose names I
failed to get spent last thursday
on Stanley creek, nsning. They
all came back loaded win hsh ano
report plenty OF leii 10 tne creek.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-07-05
Glen Allen.

AS ! have seen nothing in The
PREss from our town for some time
! will send a few items.
Health is good AZ this writing.
John Ramsey, who has been run
ming . stave factory down in Arkan-
sas, is visiting his family at this
place,
Miss Bessie Hall went to Lutes-
vile Saturday and was accompa-
MED home Sunday by a friend.
J. @. Stevens and wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel, and Mrs. Monroe
Site Of Cape Girardeau, and Elery
Zimmerman and wife and little
daughter visited at .. II. Zimmer-
mans Sunday.
Miss Alma Peak returned home
from Sedalia Sunday. She had
been attending a business college
for some time.
Miss Lillian Zimmerman spent
Sunday at the. home other kinsman
j. J. Zimmerman, Sunday.
Ira Mcclure Of Lutesville comes
up to our town quite often. Must
be some attraction here for him.
Quite a congregation assembled
at the Baptist church Saturday
night for preaching, but the pastor,
Rev. w. H. Bess, failed to appear.
An excellent prayer service was the
result.
Jesse Winters and sister, Miss
Marietta, and Ephfaim Bess, all OF
near Lutesville visited at the home
ofJ.M. Deck Sunday.
John Fowler and wife of Freder.
icktown are visiting relatives here
at present.
Roscoe Moore, while playing
croquet recently, was accidentally
struck on the head with a malIet BY
Miss Tbeodosia Welker. The re
| suit is, Roscoe win be little dis
figured for the picnic.
Dee Rhodes and wife returned
homo from 0ran Monday where
they were visiting Mrs. Rhodes
mother. Mrs. H. 3. Barks. De-
| will go to De Soto in the near fu
ture where be has a position iu th'
car shops.
| John Johnson of Blodgett was in
our town a few hours Monday.
| Mrs. Zenith WeIker visited hel
mother at Oran, returning Monday
Fowler 4 Smith have located
their corn mill here.
Success to TIE Pass and il
many readers. BgsrEa Bao#s.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-07-05
returaod Iast week from Z yisit .

returned last week from d visit To-
Greenbrier.
II. I'M Mabuce purchased q new
spring wagon recently
Jacob Rhodes and family and
Perry AIdridge and family Of Glen
Allen were here Sunday.
Mary Talent Of Fredericktownis is
visiting relatives and friends here.
WI. Hale moved his engine from
Bear creek last week and expects TO
start out threshing soon.
N. @. Griffith and sons Of Fred
sricktown visited Mrs, Dr. Grihitb
last week. VA
FFMabuce returned from Latin,
where be has had employment for
sometime, q few days ago.
Clepe Davis and family from
Bear creek are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. Coopers Oldest son of st.
Louis is spending few days with
his parents here.
Mrs. Metcalfis visiting her daugh-
n. Is u 4 u 4 & j a. "A u ll
ters here.
w. "a. Welker, who has been at
tending a business college at Sedalla,
returned home Sunday. ...--.--...-.....
Prof II. NJ. Alsbury attended
church at Gillett chapel Sunday.
N. P. Mabuce and Nelson Hanson
Of Fredericktown attended church
here Sunday.
Rev. Wells, who was recently APP
pointed to the Cross Roads circuit,
preached an excellent sermon Sun
day afternoon.
l. y :, I
Mrs. d. E. Barrett Of Lutesville
visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Pola Hartsell of De Soto is
visiting relatives near here.
Jesse Rhodes was received into
full membership in the church Sun
Y I = E "a y Va. W
day.
"Uncle1 Christopher Stady ac-
companied his son, John and family,
to the funeral services Sunday and,
altho nearly blind, enjoyed meeting
bis old friends. He is a veteran Of
the Mexican and Civil wars.
The many friends of Uncle Billy
Rhodes were glad to see him able to
attend the funeral sermon ofhis wife
and granddaughter, which was
preached BY Rev. d. b. Barrett at
Gillett chapel Sunday.
BEssvILLIAN.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-07-05
Christian Chnrches Tndorsc


~ M "A " - -tt-+5t - ~ ill
A HappIhel, No, special 1.-THE
|St, Louis Republic, dated, June 10,
says. At the state meeting Of the
Christian Church convention to.
nightthe following resolution was
adopted:
Whereas, GovernorJ. w. Folk,
Of Missouri, in accordance with his
oath Of Office, is seeking to enforce
the laws Of the state in reference
cshe Sunday CLOSING 81. ti,s i ii saloons
and
Where's, both the two lending
parties in the state, 10 recent con
yentions, have declared in favor Of
law enforcement; and
aWhereas, the wholesale and re-
tail liquor dealers in Missouri, on
the other hand, have declared their
purpose to defeat any candidate for
the next Legislature who will not
pledge himself to vote for their in
terestand are organizing their forces
to measure strength with the law
abiding people Of the state al the
next election on this issue; there
fore, be it
"Resolved, by the representatives
Of the Missouri Christian churches
In annual convention assembled,
1000 strong, and representing .
membership in the state Of 10000.
That we give our hearty indorse-
ment 10 Governor Folks policy Of
law enforcement, and pledge our in
iluence and support toward the cleo
ton Of such candidates for our
Legislature as favor the continna-
ton Of the policy Of restraining to
to the utmost limit Of the law the
banefal influence ofthat enemy both
to the state and church, the Ameri-
can saloon
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-07-05
Our Correspon tents.


! send you q few items from this
place hoping they will bejnterestIng
" some ofyour renders w
Health Is good here aid our
farmers are getting along well With
their work.
|sa Mrs. William Seacrease of thIs
|placewas struck by lightning and
killed June "a, 1906. She wasga
good woman and leaves d husband,
three children and many friends 10
mourn her sudden death. w
Cleave Davis Of Bessyille moved
toourtownto work At Hale &Long's
sawmill.
Mr. Davis went to Coldwatar TO-
work At 4 sawmill 4 few days ago.
Wm. Graham and Stephen Yount
expect to put in sawmill here
soon. s Nj
| would like to see something
in THE PREss from Hurricane. Send
in 4 few items occasionally, "A. u.
This is q good placoto sell garden
vegetables.
Hiram Is 10 have q picnic July A.
Preparstions are being made for q
big time.
We drink Lutesville soda here.
Bear Greek is democratic and in
November we are gong to knock
the black out. N
Success to The PREss and it's
many readers. A. B. g.
'slatq4i Vi tls N
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-07-05

ProbablyyouthinkI have desert
|cdtTHE PREss butt have not. but
have been very busy for several
days.
EsS sissH Hcalth IS good aand eyerybodyin
fine spirits, forthe prospects for d
iiuecorn crop is good.
Our iarmcrsarc abont done stack
Ing beat.
Oats and hay are not very good
III this section. 4a
Wtsle cutting bolts for the Pho
|neer Dooperage company lastweek
Claude Alexander cut bis face badly.
DR.. Bollinger dressed the wound
and be il getting along nicely.
Mrs.John Dollarand little daugh-
ter Of st. Lous visited the family
of M. B. Minter here last week.
Thomas Crib Of Marmaduke,
Arkansas, is visiting his uncle. D..
w. Wilkinson, here:
In d little scrap between John
Parsons and son, Virgil, and Dan
Sitzes and son, George, in which
road shoyels important parts
and which resulted in both the
Parsons getting severely hurt. The
parties All live in Madison county.
Dr. Carr Of Marquand dressed their
wounds.
G. w. Stills sold John II. Berry
a nice bunch of cattle recently.
Roosevelt Sitzes viii teach near
Fredericktown this fall.
( Quite a number -four young men
have employment with the Pioneer
Cooperage company.
A. ;. Bess and family Of Desloge
are here and viii spend the 4th Of
July at Glen Allen. Mr.. Bess con.
templates building residence on
bis farm here this fall.
! 4 promise to try to keep my cor
ner up hereafter. Success to The
PaEss. OBSERVER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-07-05

..
Lewis bank has been
Sls resources and bust
lea thru the political
little Johnnie Swanger
bunting associates, the
BIT has declared that the
4 Of Q receiver for the
without warrant. Thus
i chapter ii as dirty 2
s was ever katcasd and
IL this state The pity
HepubIican secretary Of
henchmen can not be
Asible for their acts.
gfer The loss Of perhaps
pllars in cash, besides
a NVNan W. 9l7iletdl x li.ltl u AsEsl tftgl
|cae 70 bis reputation.
lrsparabIe, Mr.. Lewis
/ down and ont. without
j whatever. The only
i him to do is to grin
/ But the whole pro-
4 its final result will
d time as 8 monument
lance and p0litieai DARK
the present republican
/ state and corkscrew
hdge seIden Pinhead
Clayton Argus.