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Morris tribune., 1906-12-08

Q. Taking the basis OF 2O28.17 miles of
road, Mr. harrington, wish you would tell me
what that road would be worth at $4,000 mile
if you will compute it.
A. $4O,5434OO.
O. The tax rate in this state for 1905, the
average tax paid by everybody, was .O2519 mills;
tell me what the taxes would be ON that rate
A That is not fair question.
O. Please answer it whether it is fair or
not.
A. That is 26 per cent.
O. Garry it out to the full decimal.
A. $1O6f,834.64.
O. Whereas you paid in the state of MINI
nesota in 1905, $527 658.75.
A. The whole thing hinges on the valu
alton of other property. doubt if other prop
erty is assessed relatively as big.
Comment is unnecessary. Mr. Stone, Ivy his
questions, demonstrated that if the Great
Northern paid valuation tax based on 80 per
cent of it's actual value, as ouher property does,
it would pay about twice much tax. In
other words it takes about an per cent gross
earnings tax to equal 2.6 per cent valuation
tax. This is matter which have called
atteAtion to before and glad that Mr..
Stone took this occasion to point out the dis
crepancy that he who runs may read.
Morris tribune., 1906-12-08
RAILROAD TAXATION,

Mr.. harrington, OF the Great Northern, at
the rate hearing before the railroad and ware
house commission said rates should not be re-
duced for the reason, among others, that the
tax paid in Minnesota was EXCESSIVE Assist
ant Acknowledgement Stone took up the tax
matter with Mr.. harrington this week and
demonstrated the insufficiency of the present
tax paid by the railroads as compared with the
tax paid by ordinary forms of property. The
exact questions and answers this subject
are of Interest,"
O. Now, Mr.. Darlington what is the total
capitalization of your roa per mile?
A. Stocks and bonds per mile Of main
track are given as $39, $3.50.
Morris tribune., 1906-12-08

can be brought about in another way. On the
demand OF tae legislatures of 80 states, congress
must call constitutional convention and when
the amendments proposed by this convention
are ratified by 81 states, the amendment be-
comes effective The purpose of the Des Moines
convention is to- interest the state legislatures
in calling the constitutional convention.
Morris tribune., 1906-12-08

the Twenty -fftfaInfantry, colored regiment
because of the members engaged in a riot
and the others either could not would. not
give up the names of their guilty comrades, isl
receiving considerable criticism. We do not
claim to know all about the case, but that any
man should be compelled to prove himself in
nocent is fundamentally wrong. A grievous in
Justice done many innocent men,
Morris tribune., 1906-12-08
Presents for Baby.
$3.50 to $500

Baby isn't very particular most anything new
will suit and you wont have much trouble in finding
just the thing, it you pick from our stock Pretty
bangle rattles, colored balls, toy animals picture
books dolls and hundred other articles that will be
shown Monday.
Morris tribune., 1906-12-08

A private corporation has offered tn take
over the postoffice business from the govern
ment, pay rental for all space occupied in
government buildings, reduce postage to one
cent, and pay to the government all profits
over seven per cent. The proposition looks
good enough, but would rather have Uncle
Sam run the post office than the postoffce
Uncle Sam. &A
A convention of considerable interest met in
Des Moines this week, being gathering in
the interest of the popular election of senators.
Congress will of course never propose such an
amendme to the constitution, but the result
Morris tribune., 1906-12-08
Presents for Ladies.

Just in and strictly new, nothing more suitable
than of those stylish shit waists pair
Of those silk embroidered hose, or natty kid
gloves.
Morris tribune., 1906-12-08
hris mas Gifts for Everybody

E body wants nice handkerchefs, you will
a mistake if you select your gift from
stock, Isl len1sttched, lace or embroidered. You
can bu, eln 1T all prices
Morris tribune., 1906-12-08

LATEs { WOOLTEX CREATIONS
Do yra now what the Wooltex label
means? lyles that are born in Paris
and Ber' and adapted to American wo-
men by he most famous designers in
this cou9aIy. These are the coats with
graceful aug and swing that none but
men exn tailors can make.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
WoIIen @enuetb uutg
qeben.

W abington on, Is. Mai. Die
ruiff4e &egisruns tbeilte benz Stats.
Separtement NIT, bab Fe bic 9oeal.
Seb6rben In Batum beauftragt babe,
ales In ibren 2rdften fsbsnoe 3u tbun,
Tim bic @erbaftung unb 8eRrafuna
Der M6rber beg 0iees @oniuls etua,t
herbei3ufabren. Mshrsre Ierbaftun.
gen fnb bereits borssnommsn. bod
f9eint man ben Uoer bic S9ulbigsu
nod ni9t 9efunbe1 au babsn.
Babn,unfafI
W antota a, Rans., 25. Mat. -
Gin N9ien.g ru9 an sinem QDagen bss
SPECIAL. 3uges Der Sdngsrin -Sarab
gernbarbt unb ibrer @eie1iaaft ber-
lriadte etnen Aufentbalt BON mebrersn
Stunben. Der nnssri9tete e9aben
mar ni9t grob. Gin anberer Gps3ial.
3ug nit bunbert Mit9liebern beg
Omaha Commercial Clubs, bic f9 auf
elmer Sour bur9 ben Staat befinbsn,
tonnte seitig gsuarnt uno 10 Elm I'm.
glhd berbiitet worben.
Sarab 8srnbarbt i9isn iebr aufges
regt; fe lief fortudbrenb 3wif&en To-
rem Wagen unb Der 2ofomotibe tir
unb Der uno berlanste nod, aIs bic
lebtere bereits auf benz 8eleiie fanb
uno our Abfabrt fertig mar, eine an-
oere Mai9ine. sic bebauptete ffeii
uno fef, bic 2OtomOtibs let bebert uno
peigerte f&. NIT oerfeIbsn tpeitsr 81
fabren. Der 8enoer Der 2ofomotibe
lief cine Weils melt auf ben S9mensn,
oieie ielbf iprans falisbli9 aus ben
S9ienen. blieb iebo& aufre9t fteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
So. &onsreB.
q t.

Wabin9ton. 25. Wai. =
Der Ssnat nabm beute bie aderbau'
8sruilieunes=gia NIT einem 8etra9e
bon 81, 800, 600 an unb ftigte oerisls
ben Obne ben gerin9fen @inpano als
Gmenoement bic Beftimmung tibsr Die
Snfpsetion bes FIR einbsimif9en ger-
brau9 bsfimmten friIasn Gleii9ss an.
Die 8sftimmunssn bss Nmsnbes
ments osdsn fid nit benienigen ibsr
bic SnfpsctiOn bes grport. GleiI&es;
braudbares 6leii6 mub 10 bsasi4nst
unb fir ben @enuB untau9li9es ber'
ni9tet tperben. glass 0ieb muB trts
teriu9t tueroen, bebor es tn oieS4la9t'
bduier fomntt unb bieielbf mifen in
gutem ianitdrsn 3ufanoe gebalten
perben; ben Snfpsctoren muB 3utritt
81 Gasn Ibtbsilungen Der sdlaat'
bduier setpdbrt tuerben. 3wif9enfaats
li9er 6anbel nit frii9sm 5lsiia, psl'
DIES ui9t bon ben Snfpeetoren als
! braudbar be3si9net 1T. 1T bsrbOtsn.
Die Soften Der Snipsction ueroen
bon ben gisentbhmsrn Der G9la6ts
bduiern getrasen uno ueberiretungen
tpsrbsn NIT elmer @eIbfraf, bon $l0,=
900 uno gsfdnsnibfrafe bon 2 Sabrsn
betraft.
Cine Nn3abl tleinerer gias tpuroe
erlebigt Inb bic panamafanal. Bill als
unerleoistes @ei9dft erIdrt.
Die Wittheiluns bes Sauiss, In tusl-
DER bic Nnnabme Der ssnats. Nmsnbss
msnts 3ur giienbabnratensB Bill abss.
lsbnt pirb, tpurbe bsrIeisn, bod tpur.
ben bie Witglieber Der 9emeiniaaftli'
&en @onfersna nod nidt srnannt.
Der 6snat bertaste f9 Biz auf
Wontag.
6aus.
% abtngtpn, 25. Wai. =
Na9 einem fur3sn aber bibissn @ort=
9efe9t 3wii9en goopsr (@tse.) unb
6epburn (Sa.), In pel9em e~rfferer bic
@laubwiirbigfeit einiger NeuBerungen
bes lebteren In 5raee 3og, trat bas
6aus In bic 8eratbung Der @sqeI tber
bic @rnennung Der gemeinitaftli9sn
gonfersns Der &atens8ia. Na9 Der
@erh&erung, bob BITE Wani9s bes
6auies In Besus auf ale Mmsnosmsnts
berudR4tigt usrben wtroen, tuuros bic
&egeI angenommsn.
Der &ef bes $aaes uurbe auf Ben.
Hons g @eieBgehung nertpsnbet; 215
penfcnssBils tpurben angenommen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26

6 q 5 raneisco o, Is. Wat.
Gin bsftiger, bon i9werem @egen be.
9leiteter Winbffurm tuiitbete bon gefern
abeno 5 nbr udbreno Der gan3enWadt.
Die 8auienbe bon Obbanloien, bic in
3elten uno improbiRrtsn Shtten In ben
6Fsntli9en parts unb auf leeren
@runofaden fampiren. batten unter
benz &egen unb Der bamit be~rbunbener
idarfen 2dlte bitter 3u Ieiben.
Strabetefn g pitIpIab
Il Qtnber.
geim Spielen auf Der strabe tuurb,
bic b~reiidbrige gmilp Stranp, COG Of
16. 6traBs, geiert bon einem grpreB'
tuagen umgerannt unb tiberfabren
Das ainb erlitt i4pere innerli&e Ser
lssungsr, bene1 Is mad elmer Stunb'
i'm Beaebue 6OfpitaI erIas. Der
Quti9er ioQ feline S9uIb an benz I'm
fal treHen.
u4ma&er anQetIagt.
SANTA gttp, Is. Wai. :
Ste @rob9ei&morensn ertoben teut
feds Antlasen sesen Or. 3. g. @arb
ner. ben prdfoente1 bes vRanfas Ctr
Sodep Club, unb ben Bu&ma@e
gbarles OLDHAM tueesn 8u@ma&erei
9as be3tsli9e @efsb Der lebten 2egis
Iatur fOa ben oenislbsn Iebten eonn
tag BET ben Rennsr In Sim Ribs
hbsrtreten tuorben isin.
InfIagen TN BrhdsntruF
SAIL.
tma a. Ohio, 25. Nai. Die @roB
sei&worensn erbobsn Mntlagen gegel
bret frttbere @outp.B eamten unb IA
8raden.g crporatienen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
S@tTsn0@rt@ten.

2iaarb: ,potsbam" bon Neu Dori
nod Boulosne urb Rotteroam.
Copenhagen: .Osear H." bon Netu
Dort iber @brifianfanb.
2iberpooI: .9eIema@us" bon Tacoma
iiber Dotobama unb 2onbon unb
Anttperpen; nSbernia" bon 8o'
ffpn itber Queenstown.
6amoure: .Nrmenia" nod pbilabel.
pbta.
Neapel: .2uifana" nod Nep Dort;
rprin3 NbsIbert" bon Netu Dorf;
,gttta 81 Wapolt" mad New Yort.
Stem Oort: so probenee" bon 0apre;
.penniplpania" bon 0amburg;
.Wepublic" bon @enua.
@enua: .prinaeB Srene" bon Neu
BORT.
81. Mi&aeIs: .Womanie" bon @enua
uno Neapel nod Bottom,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
81 nerfennunu q,

= Mnerfennung. Hi9ter
gum SpiBbuben, beim @erhOr): sic
monten iebenfdas ni4t bas S4lOB
aufbreden. fpnbern Die S4lofer aus
Der Sbirfiiaung fdseng - Spiss
bube (iiberrafa): Ra..., BOG poaf
i9 net. :, aber ia Tags ia.., bier
fann man aletoeil mod mas auler<
men!
Die 8abereie. nWssin liss
bes Mdnndtn, 9u tpeiBt. Der Oofs
tor bat mir eiueu 8limomeGfel brins
gent empfohlen!" = rDas trifft f4
ia poraiisltd! Chen lefe th in Der
3eituns: rStarfe flimotii&t @erdns
berungen IN @nsfiat. @inb, Shnee
unb Groft4 = bu tunnit Ou ia bier
blsiben!" -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
Sibafrifa.
. ser & affernsMu 4 n b.

TT W TIT q y u %
Pretoria q, rs. Wai. 8ambato
bat neuerbings berarti9en 3usu9 Der
i4uarsst 8sb6lterung iouie Wafen
uno Mnnitionsaufubr erbalten, baB bic
Gage f9 in Matal b69f bsbentlt& 3u
g%etalten beginnt. SO 1T an bic gr6s
Bereu @arniiunsn Der gefsbl ersanser,
f9 marf9bereit 3u balten, ba bic SO.
lonialtruppen f9 als unseniseno er=
tusiien benz umF9greifenben Nuffanh
al feuerr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
.Meiu gorfer Siirger ersreifen Sdritte 5nr Grid
ttng eiaes iolden.
Spppel Sinittnng. = Grregte Se6ate I'M Sauie. = Getiesgegeuuart zines
ana6em.-e el6imurb eines SnoanGpolfers.
Gin g /.

gomite bon 100 experimentation Bhrs
germ miro In tpenisen Sageu Spirits
erareifen, I'm elm nationales Ssntmal
fhr 2arI G9ur3 gu esri4ten. Der
plan III, 1bnlids @omites In anosrsr
G%robfdbten, bic eoopsratib arbeiten
iulsn, 3u bilSen.
9.
Gatpn, 81. M., 25. Wai. Sa=
bio Mrgueao unb Der farbi9e Sobn
Weblpd purben beute i'm @efdn9niBs
Daft 6isrislba ge6dngt.
arguelo tbbtsts ben Seputp'S Sheriff
Srancisco @arcia i'm October b. g.,
aIs i6n berIelbs tusgsr Der @rmoroung
Der 18.idbrigsn Grau @elia Sahari
bsr9aften uplte.
Weblad erf9ob cine Negerin tn
Gardner, q. Dr., Dor mebrersrl Sab
rem. Or fob barauf nod benz Snbia'
ner.Serritpriurl, no CT einel Woros
beriu9 auf cine anoere 5rau ma4te.
@egeit bes lsbtsren 8erbre4ens pers
btBte sr orei Sabre i'm 3u9t9aus 3u
2sabsntucrt6. Qas.
o eifess e9enparte tnes
3naben.
Neu gprf, Is. Mai. Seiner
@eiiesgegentpart bat es Der IL Sabre
aIte Sacob Sterling bon BroOtlpn gu
bsrbantsn, baB sr beuts nod an 2eben
if. @sftsrn Ra9mittag psriu4te er
an Song 9od, am grie Bafn. einige
Sire Graders" ab3ubrsnnen, aIs feline
2lsibsr pl6Blid Geuer finsen. III
ma9ie ber9ebli4e AnFrengungen, bic
5lammen am 2eibe au u~nterbrtifen,
uno elmer pl6bli9sn gin9ebung Jolge
leifsnb, Tprang er in bas WaKer. Sas
6euer on ben 2leibsrn muroe baourG
unterbrtidt, unb Sterling. Der eth GU
ter S9wimmsr III, bsrmo9te f9 10
langs tibsr WaHsr az balten, big 3tpei
Wdnner In einem &uoerbopis i'm BEN
naKsn Clement entrihen.
Snbia be9ebt
SeIbfmorb.
g brebepprt, g., 25. Wai.
6. 8. 6sinsr bon SnbianapOlis i9ot
i9 bsute cine 2ussl bur9 ben aopl
unb par iofort tobt. Dos sslbfmoro'
motib bss 5~8idbrieen Wannss oirft'
a~nblusrnoes 2rantfein eeueien iein.
trtbf9aft Suit
gefprengt.
Rem WarttnsbtIIe, 90
3d., 25. Wat. Mit siuemt, mebrer
Weilen melt bernsbmsaren 2naae fo
gen beute i'm naben 2itiletor gowarl
Rooms's Wirtbi9aft unb bic In benz
IeIbsn @sbdube bsfinbIi9s Barbierfub
bon gbarles Gathers in bic 2uft. Gil
unbetanntsr WanH, Der tn Der Wirtb
Ii6aft fdlisf, III In iebem 5ale UNI
2ebsn gefommsr, benin bas @ebdube |
~bOlfdnbis 3ertrtmmert. @s unterliel
tsinsm 3meifel, bab Geinbe oes Wirtbs
bas Wsrbre1en beribt babsn; es III fef
. gefts0t, bab es fi9 um cine Tpnamit
srplofon banbelt.
Iergntgu nj,
bergebrannt.
GIebelanb b, O., %. Waf. :
Der sinige Meilsn 6fli9 bon bier aI
Safe erie belegene, rtbmli9ft betanni
Ver91t9lr9splaB .Wbtte @tfn"
bsuts Ra&mittaS pOlIadnbis niebers'
brannt; cine sanss Mn8abl bon @sbdr
ben if In einst einsiaen, rau9snos
8rtmmerbaufen b%sripanbslt. 8eri9i
bene Jeuertuebrleute Hno bonn Rau
ibertudlti9t uorben, bod fno, fope
Bis iebt befannt, teine ernfli&en Be
lebunsen 3i bermelben.
Sas Geuer brad i'm .8ranmlanl
d 36eater" aus unb grin, ba ss In be-
g leiat entstinbbaren Material rsi9e Nal
rung farb, rcienb f&asl Inn I'D
Webrere 2ompasnien Geusrmsbr be
BIER tuarel itunoenlane nit benz 8
= fxmhfen her SIdmfuen hefhxftinf m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26

Die Rauu=Geeoi3in uiro tHun, mas man BON ibr
%erfu1rtet.
@auH=Meei5in tnrirt fribseitisen gerfaI, per
itIn1mte Mnnnbdrfeit, Yerpenihpdche, 5unftipns
ft6ruu9. NbHabme Der 9ebensfraft, 6rdftIefisfeit
8erlufte Der Geihleftstraft, -6ebirHermdttuvs
&~lfenihmer5en, 3errittln9, Rierenleioen uno Ser
poftdt.
gRan lam bic Sur ju Sauie uprnebrner.
@ir ~uerldngen feline 8e;ahluns irseno iuelheI
3as Ginsiee. mas mir uerlangeu, bnB man nift Die
RnnnSNfeoi5in aus purer Neu9ier foroert. gSil
tDinifeI, eds man bic Meoi5in in bili9er &eiie CT
stdtur selaH9t.
Sieies gratis uerihifte Ss[lpadet lit Der Sepeis
mas bic giann=Yeoijin 5u tbun uerrnog. @ir ififer
es I'm ~etTiaden $apisrnmiflg9 ,oeridloilsn Serpaft..
notbuenola. Snteritate &enieop Co., 1884 2nd
Building, Detroit, Nfih.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
FREI
Gin Tadet Wanm=W eot5im
fit eimem Solar fret.

Gin gpnpddet fir einen Sonar Der Fann<Neoisiu
lit frei an besieben, rueuH man HGd1fragt uno Die
Gorefe anqie6t. Sieie MANN Meeijin giebt
Shnen nofmals ben Spruoel iu9eHolidben 8Inds =
Sen Bulls uno oas Sitteru pbpfifen gsohlbeha9ens:
re maht ben %ann mlnnersleih, Misunderstanding uno
TunuuPSitnrf
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05
,NN0UNcEMENTs9
PoarIs has sold the White.


democrats Of Wayne county
l|Rve their primary election on
IR tbessme day wehold ours.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05

Rev. II n. Mauk preached At
Union the fourth Sunday, but on
account Of high water the congre.
cation was small.
Russell and Arthur Green return.
ed To Sikeston where they have
employment with their uncles,
Jacob and Wade Sitzes.
Will Kinder was down from Mar
quand Monday, trying to buy "a
milk COW.
p. 3. Arthur Off Sikeston spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. G. A. venable Is still On the
sick list. E8
The sleet sliding off Of Il. G.
GriAith's big iron barn roof sur
prised some men On their way To
town, into believing that the gFist-
mill had blown up.
As-bad as twas, we have almost
forgotten how bad 1t wasand anoth-
er bad spell would catch most ofus
with small woodpiles.
Union Sunday school completed
its third year Of continuous exis.
tence last Sunday, but owing to the
bad condition Of the roads, very.
few were out and the annual cleo.
ton Of officers was postponed.
Crooked creek has been making
q very unenviable record In this
part Of the country. II is said that
the recent frsshet surpasses any
thing in the way Of water that has
been known IL years.
RrasvfrrTAN.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05

board and wantedlthe secretary u
summon certain witnesses. Prohi
bition proceedings against Inc hoard
followed.
SIN the case now before us fol
judgment, we hold that the state
board Of health ,is NOT ! judicial
body and that II has the power 10
revoke aiicenseor certificate issued
BY i. after Investigation, and The
llcensee y Afforded an opportunity
10 be heard It is satisfied that III
bas been guilty ofunprofessi b
dishonorablo oScondact and tbat III
conducting such investigation (or
that term be prefsrred) It il
not assuming to exercise q judicial
function. Therefore, d writof pro
hibition does pot lie t0 pKssant the
insestigation,1 !,
We understood Tho doctor has
been subpoenaed to appear before
the state board Of health at Kansas
City on May 1, at which time we
~ a.
presume bis case will be taken up
and finally disposed Of.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05

We have had 80ne very heavy
rams recently. N
Tommy Mckee has his new dwell
ling house nearly completed.
Theodore Hammer Md business III
Marble Hill Monday.
Miss Flora Mckee has gone to
Cape Girardeau where she has 50.
cured q position.
]. s. Dehnls Is clearing i iine
newgroand. IN
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Rows and
daughter, SaIlie, visited relatives
and friends near BIodgett return
ing to theirhome here last Saturday.
Several Of our young folks VISIT
cd Miss Rebscca Walder last sun,
day evening.
yr. hirkpatrick was called 70
the home Of bis parents near Mar
nie7 ftlii recently 60 vlslt ms mother
who bas been ii feeble health some
time. She Is reported better 1T
this writing.
George Glasener is feeling very
healthy justnow. It's another boy
Edgar Fields and Mitt Abernstby
went to see the fortune teller bne
day last week.
Nv Tom Stevens visited Dit A. wv.
Hammers last Sunday. Must b
some attraction!
D. Fish Of Dongola was in our
burg on business Saturday.
Miss Belle Fish Is now making
her home with Mrs. T. W. Hammer.
LITTLE SrsrER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05
RnrI..lxina 6r1.eelz.

| will send you a few items from
our vicinity,
Plenty ofrain and mud, and The
farmers are getting behind with
their crops.
Health is good in thiscommunity
O. H. Barker, our machine agent,
says the roads are extremely bad.
Rev. Cobble conducted services
Al Antioch Sunday.
Miss Mande Baxter came down
from Bismarck Sunday on . visit
to relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Murry attended
Sunday school at Castor church
Sunday.
Miss Maude Baxter was the gpest
of Misses Lon and BEa Galloway
Sunday.
i Miss Emma Myers was the guest
of Miss Bertha Myers Saturday
night.
"Doc" Myers sold q fine saddle
horse recently for slO5.
j LONE STAR.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05
Our G Corre spOndents.
vi alilKRYlI;Sis.IiIi z. I

Here ! come with a few items.
Health ~ sreAsonably good,
Rev. jackson failed to fill bis ap-
pointment at Locust Grove Sunday.
0ma infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kaiser, March
26. The funeral was conducted At
the residence March III, BY Rev.
Joseph LESLEY, and the remains
we're laid 10 rest In the Ebenezer
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reitzel are
visiting relatives at Advance this
week.
Miss Lulu Allen is on the sick list.
Mrs. Rachel Call is visiting rela.
tives at Burtordville.
Lee Nanney passed thrucurtown
Sunday morning.
Edward ReiKel isassisting Squire
Thos. Huskey with bis farm work.
SALLY ANN.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05
Pin Oak Ridge.

Thought Iwould chronicle and
send in a few items from this place
for The PREss.
Our people are enjoying good
health.
: We have had plenty Of snow and
rain and mud lately.
Tom Mills was out on the Ridge
Sunday.
VIM. Salyer had his land cleared
up IN good sbape--on the principle
that the early bird catches the
worm but the ice covered bis
ground with limbs.
There was . large congregation
at Union Light last Sunday. Rev.
Brotherton preached.
Mrs. Cora Henson and Mrs.
Club are both sick, but are better
at this writing.
Mrs. I'D Reagan visited Mrs.
Mary Ward.
Mrs. B. "A. Tinnin went to Dunk
lin county last t.week on . visit to
her son, Robert II. Tinnin.
UNCLE NED.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05
Glen Allen.

We are very glad to SEQ the beauti-
ful rays ofthe sun once more. II
gives us a slight idea Of spring.
Health is exceptionally good at
this writing.
Mrs. g. H. Wyatt ot Palmer Lake,
Colorado, is visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. ]. j. Zimmerman of
this place.
Our merchant, ]. A, Berry, made
. business trip to ST, Louis last week.
VIM. and Mrs. Howell are the
happy parents Of 3 fine io-p6und-
girl.
Several Of onr boys attended The
entertainment 1T the Prospectschooi
Saturday night and all repOrta fine
time.
Alex Burk is painting for ]. A.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05

Bless the Lord, the sun Is shining
to-day.
Uncle Dan Hahs made a flying
trip 10 Lutesville last week.
G.. b. Kinder and Lee Simpson
have returned home fromafew days
|sojourn IN Scott comfy.
The Rising SUM- restaurant has
moved from theiold "undertaking"
building to Fred Clippard's
building.
Robert Kinder has sold his race
mare to Malon Kegley.
Mrs. G. b. Kinder visited the
family Of Dan Critics last Sunday.
Davy snider has employment
with Mathews & Col, at Ofan,
Hrs. WI. Poston Is reported Ia
very poor health. We hope for
.her speedy recovery
Ye scribe was in one ofthe stores
at Latin the other day and over
heard the following conversations:
one party said II looked AZ tho III
was about time for candidates 70
como Outi Another said be beliey-|
Cd that 50 and 30 would be nomina.
ted by the democrats, naming some
Of the best men in the county
sound democrats. One Of them
who pretended to be q democrat,
said he wouldn't vote for SO and So;
that be didn't before, and wouldn't
again If so and.so was q candidate.
10 such democrats I would say, the
party can never depend on demo-
Orats Of your kind, fOrit would be-
foolish to do so. We must look 70
democrats for votes and be appre-
ciative Of all we get from other
sources. And we must look to our
best and truest men for leaders; We
cannot expect to receive support
from those who prefer 10 work tori
and vote the republican ticket. I'll
has always been the hewe and cry
Of the republican party workers to
svote for the man. A great many
so-called democrats, like those who |
wont vote for Bill orJohn, butvote
for the republican nominee. have
greatly reduced the democratic
vote IN our county and brought on
the defeat Of our ticket. The fel-
lows who claim to be democrats
and vote the republican ticket,
should be avoided in the coun.
sells of the party. You old veterans
ofdemocracy, get behind theyoung
democracy and boost il along; ad-I
wise, counsel and assist in every pos
sible manner, and you viii see the
democratic ticket elected next
November. L. B.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-04-05

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