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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-13
UZZEL WINS CHASE
Tracks Man Furnishes First in Hare
and Hound Run,

E The first of a series of hare and
hound chases was held yesterday after
noon by the Cross Country club Of the
university.
The three-mile distance was coursed
first by Tom Uzzel Of the track team,
with Captain Bedford second, and w.
Z Y. Smiley third.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

home last week 70 cast their ballcisl
Frank Tituswas letained " home it'l''
last wsekon accpuntoR Illness:
school will close Fridsy A On '4't acF
count of tie teschers' association.
The frst Saturday in December VII
|, be kept IN It'll place.
Mrs. MEMBERSHIPS music % class
has been organized into = masE'c Y
lclnb, which wiilm9et once = month ~ v n
topIay TOR cne another and tcaepi \ N
lioy i social time. The class haF l
already held Two meetings. Tbe
prime objsctis n tryto overcome lf0
\ /: stsssc timidity one feels In playing NE ee
fore others. ,The social part wil
be made v permanent feature.
PRINCE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

pinknev Calbern, son Of Pinkney and
sarih Shrurn, was born September 40,
1906, ind died October 80, 1905, of the
dreadful disease, scarlet fever.
\ For three weeks his suffering was IN.
tense, but he never murmered Or com
MANNED. He vase remarkably intelli-
rent child, and of \ very loving dispo-
sition. IIe Was especially fond Of his
i,net hef piwsvs with her ard ever ready
u assist hel ssisll my nome duties. Ills
Ilast words, every morning before start
inn 10 t,,S, school.sSege sGood.by, raafna, n
He loved bis teacher and schoolmases
ana viii be greatly missed BY them,
| The family has lost o precious Jewel
from their home, his sweet voice will
lneyer again be heard; never viii they
llcok III his dear face again In this EoElai
,lhutit M coinfortiAe know they nov
ahaye iii angel in Heaven who viii be 7
wa,tipg and Watching foF papa ana
mama. where there VIII be no more good
slDyes. lS
Little sPinkie' ianow free from tne l
dangers and sorrows "a this world eng r
lis safe III the arms Of Jesus. "
aWe shall sleep, butnot forever,
There will 10 sgiorscas dawn;
we shall meet 10 part, no, never,
Oh chat resurrection morn,
aWe shall sleep, but not forever,
III that lone and silent grave;
\ blessed be the Lord that taketh, ,..S
Blessed be the Lord that gave.
"In that bright, eternal city ~ 49, ~ 4 \ Il
|. Death can never, never comel y,
In his own good time he'll call Us
From our rest 70 Home, swes
vi Home. u
BY A RELATIVE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
Scol,us.

Mn. EDrToB:--As the election -
over, and our old democratic roos-
ter has gone to settin', | will wrie
you few items.
The farmers IN this vicinity are
about done gathering corn ana
some are busy blowing for ano'"sr
crop. :, ,.,,en.
Henry Lincoln, our boss carpsn
ter, has just finished a fine house ,a.s,
! for Jacob Lincoln near Marble Hill
and is at home now, gathering corn. !.
Iohu Welker and family visited
..la,ives near Hurricane Sunday.
rranc;s Stevens, Dellon Brown
and Frank Patton returned home
.rom Dupklin county last week.
-rohu Brown came up from DUNK
lin county last week and remained
long enough to cast his vote.
@ -. n Cook and Eli Jane
vent uu near Patton Saturday am
purchased a ine Hereford mat
from Allen Cook.
Messrs. Connie and AlonEo' sou
oeG,J. Cook of near sedgew'ei
lille visited their uncle, Jaeo
6 Cook. here Monday. The boys :.
a ssD,Iy returned from callforn'
! where they had been iOr sss'''
months. ......
at ,..:rb. visited Emanuel COokeI
; famiiy near here last week. -
Io.ss Barks bought . load
D. ..rn,,ure al BessviIle recently
rs Jobn Hartls, Our boss lOg-haul' |.
lie =. ,bs cOntraet for delivering : !
rx.lput and cherry logs for On
ng - Mr.. Latss bOsgbs the %
- here and is having them -
ID 70 Latessille- =
IN. Newell. one Of or eis'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
I3 slsvtiI.e.

Rew Foqd closed 4 two weeks
! meeting AZ Union Sunday, Win
sl2 conversions, and threereclaimreads
rom Inv world. Rev. Barrett as-l
sisted III the meetings and itsis i hop1
ed that much good has been done.
Wilson Knowles of Patton and rD
Miss Katie Whltener we're married
Sunday atthe home Of the brides
parents, near here,
Leo Hahn Il back from Desloge gLs
and u visiting friends N thia
vicinity. III. .s8 .ss5 55s4.
Miss Ethel Whitener of tieal
| Lodge attended church one NIGH
lat Union. .
4 Miss Gertrude Alexander y yls'it Y
aing her aunt, Mrs. Dimes Bess.
]. Nj. Sitzes is down below Laain
gathering his corn crop.
4 Dr II. q. Coleman mother, frou
California, has been vislting him ~
d few weeks.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs g. 4
venable, October 20, 4 baby gir
Miss Gusta Davis is home froi
cape (,;rardeau. BEssvILLIAE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
Our Correspondents.
Huslxey.

Health is fairly good in tbs
vicinity. ,.,
Our school IS progressing nlce,y
under the able management OF Z. p
Chostner.
Stella, little daughter Of MT. and
NJ. Iouis Kaiser, is rapidly recos.
erjng from an attack. Of typho'o
fever. ,tan.
c. M. LESLEY, our new merchant
is kept busy these days. -. -
MI. and Mrs. John Huskey, ac
| companied by their three children
| formerly of this place. but now - :
Tndiap Territory, visited bis bro'n
- Squire Thomas Huskey, ant
smiIv Saturday night and Sunday
Miss Carrie Reitzel, who has Oee.
v;.,,ine relatives and friends at Af
vance . few weeks, returned hO"
recently.
News is scarce al present
i PErPERGRAss.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
Administrator's Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the estate OF
Edward P. Dyball, deceased, have been
granted TO the undersigned BY the Pro-
hate court Of Bollinger county, bearing
date 10th day Of October. 1905. Alper-
sons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the un-
aersigned for allowance within one year
from The date OF said letters, or they may
he urecluded from any benefit Of such
estate and if said claims be notexhioitsf
within two years from the date OF th'
notification of this notice. they VII D
Eor.ver barred. F.A. WszLs.
: Administrator.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
Glen Allen.

AZ. laura Howard of Oran Is
v;sitine friends here this week. :.
..;;.ssr.ss. Berryman, who Is
teaching in the Iutesville public ''
school. visited home folks near n'''
Saturday and Sunday n..,..t
piuknsy shrum left for B''mafca Ia
Tuesday. where be has q p0''''O'
ruop,ug a pump engine. .,,
-. a. P,snees Baker OF MarbI'
Hin visited at ]. NJ chr0n''''r'
few days last week
clsade Zimmerman S's''ss ~
ls.,L. here q lev days last week.
a.,sard and family sPeu
Friday nigb. With relAtives IN Late
NJ. nauds CIipPsFd, who Is tsae'
;a~ n tie publie school :. %
.lsse. visited hOns folks 81 AaF'
an saturday snd Sunday =
Dee Glover and wife are vi'it''
) rs.z.s CITY tbs ~esk.
: ueGFsgoF nsde ; Trip
,t..s-gs tie frst oi DE ~esk.
v-pE Riebsrasef FFeaeT'e
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
Cracked Greek.

- = d
The majority ofthe farmers have
taken advantage of the nice weather
and have gathered their corn.
Tom Hawn went to Bismark last
week on business.
Miss Flora Hawn visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Died---At her home, Wednesday
November I, at II o'clock P. m:'
Mrs. Matte Reagan, wife OF John
Reagan. Her remains were laid to
rest in the Pleasant Valley cemetery
Thursday, a t4s o'clock pm,
Several of the young people q
this vicinity enjoyed . hay ride g
the ciphering match at the Baroe'
school last Friday night. All re
port pleasant time.
Miss Gusta Davis, who has beel
at Cape Girardeau for some time
is visiting home folks.
We are glad to report that Henr''
! siinkard is getting along nicer
with his crippled arm.
n siass::eeaaAt the residence OF ID
brides parents, Sunday, Novemo'
IL. MIR. Wilson Knowles and MI
Katie whitener, Rev. Woods OF
eiating The groom is ah exseiieI
Young man of near Patton and Il
bride is the accomplished daught
Of Miles Whitener of this plac
Quite q number of friends were pr'
ent to witness the ceremon
The writer JOINS with their mai
friends in wishing this wort
-eneg eounle a longand prospero
life. Nay their journey thru !
be 3 pleasant one,
i Evan Yonnt is reported serlo'
ly i'll.
Miss Norma whItener, who
teaching at Msy6eld, came hO
LAST Friday evening TO attend
sisters Wedding.
= Misses dusta and Connie Ia
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
County Court Proceedings.

NovgMHER TERM, 1905,
Court met pursuant TO adjournment.
All members present.
Commissioner report on damage oy |
private road petitioned for BY J. =.
smith approved and road ordered opened
within 80 days.
New public road petitioned for BY y
Matt zimmermanet al ordered surveyed.
10. IN. West appointed justice q tne
peace for Wayne township. M
s. ii. Barrett appointed justice of me
peace for Liberty township.
| Thomas Huskey appointed justice q.
tie pea for Torrance township.
Cause of new public road petitioned
| for by Lewis Hindman Of al ordered cons
1tinued till Wednesday.
Report Of commissioner on survey q
public read petitloned for by NICK Ian !
4 pher approved and road ordered opened.
Petition of Sarah and Grace Grow for
vacation of Rock street, Marble Hiii'
ordered continued.
4 Cause OF change Of public road peti'
toned for by o, N. West OF al ordered
continued.
TUESDAY.
Commissioners report on damage II
new public road petitioned for BY Al
smith ct al ordered approved and Cath
crime Isenhauer allowed Si5 damage.
I Commissioners Of road district NO.
ordered to open road petitioned Tor 2,
{ III. j. Murray ct 81 and place same !
rood condition for public travel.
Account OF D. N. West for materi'
to build bridge across Brush creek re
2 fused payment.
John B. Fisher allowed $3.50, part 90
s. ary as assessor. u.
i b. r. sample allowed $50 for servic'
As member Of board Of equalization.
Dr.. g. A. Sander allowed So.Io =
p treatment OF paupers on poor farm.
Y. James Burford allowed $3.50 for con
furnished for burial Of Andrew Russe
IS Bond and abstract of title OF oo
Cooper approved for loan Of sSzo irc
county public school fund.
Bee Yount allowed $i6,5o for Daian
We due on settlement as superintendent
er county poor farm.
Surveyors report on public ROAD pc
toned for by Henry Mangle ct al .
Nv proved, and W. 3. Limbaugh FRA
Yount and w. ]. Bollinger appoin
me commissioners to assess damages.
Cause OF change of public road p
, tioned.for by ]. NJ. Critics ct al contin
. to Wednesday.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
Daneing Proves Fatal

Many men and women catch colds
at dances which terminate IN pneu-
monia and consumption. After
exposure, II Foley,s Honey and Tar u
ia taken il will break up cold and
no serious results need be feared.
Refuse any but the genuine in a
yellow package. All dealers.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

town visited relatives herel last week.
J.A. Berry and family visited
relatives at Buchanan q few days
last week.
DR.. J. K. Smith Of Fredericktown
was in our town few hours last
Sunday.
Rev. w. A. Ashley, the Methodist
pastor, filed bis regular appoint
ment here Sunday and is visiting
among the members this week.
Mrs. Charles Meyers is very low
Of consumption,
Jacob Grader has moved 70
Fredericktown.
j. i. Berry Of Marble Hill visited
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Meyers
here several days this week.
Julius Rhodes is running the
. engine for schwering 4 Myrlck's
sawmill.
JIM. Cbronister has purchased
the Rigdon property and gone INTO
the hotel business right.
Henry Hennebrink Of Barroct
has moved on the Sample farm neal
town
Frederick Mallory is very sick Q
e scarlet fever.
= Keebn Berry was very sick las
'e week but is able to be out again.
y Rev. William Berry has YER
4 lame horse. No cause is known.
ne The Glen Allen string band
getting along nicely with n.
Talent as leader and instructor.
J.A. Berry shipped q car loao
wheat Wednesday.
lis Fowler & Smith are getting al0r
nicely with their store building al
'ly will be ready for business soon'
n. PRoMETHEUs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
rT,rsswel.

WI tH#&lsogg sas - = ~ w - rfsg4sR it34ta3 355l
Here i come again with 4 few
items from Trowel.
Health is reasonably good II this li,
vicinity.
The election is over and TIE 'l'rl tem-
perature IS very low.
James Null has streturned from
! Cape county, where he has been Y
wv bis best friend.
Il WE are sorry to hear that Louis
Wiseman is going tine Cape. t'a' Y
our loss viii be the Cape's gain
We are expecting wedding II
this vicinity IN the near future ou'
the names of the parties'and othel
particulars have not been given ont
The farmers here have most 2 2
theie corn gathered and are pre-
parlng Tor winter.
Carey Null has been seen golnI
west nearly every Sunday. Wor
der what the attraction is'
The factory has been runnin
> regularly The last week
II j. M. Shell killed q mad dog sui
day. This is the first case Of raD''
known of here this year.
s Mrs. Trafford of Arkansas Y v
d iting the family of Peter Bess y
week.
e Roswell Pickett is seen gong
ol the road most every Sunda
What's up, Roswell!
4 With best wishes to The PRi PRni
and ITS readers, / am, OBSERVER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

q v b T. # VI N y f.. . "
smiths, is visiting relatives near
Zalma this week.
Our school is progressing nicely
with Ell james at the helm.
Lyman Bridges and sisters, Misses
Hattie and Ivy, visited relatives AZ
Millerville Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. ]. M. Chostner, who hs has
been quite sick for several days. \
some better at this writing.
Amos Welker sold bis personal
property Saturday, and will move ne Z
to toSFredericktown shortly. X
Mrs. M. ]. Bennett Of Louisville
Kentucky, left for her home Thurs ii is
day, after d short visit here.
Misses Laura and Jessie Steven
visited Misses Geogia and kati'
Dewitt Sunday.
Miss Oracle, daughter Of y. 2
Cole, Of Lutesville, Is visiting her
this week.
Roscoe Limbaugh of near Sedgt
wickyille, who has been visiting 9
/ Little Rock, Arkansas, for som
! time. passed thru here one day la'
week on his way home.
i Elder w. H. George Of Leor'
Stoddard county, came up Saturda
i to fill his appointment here. !
received the news on Sunday NOR
V ing that q small child Of his hs
taken suddenly Ill with Group. Il
Is son who came after him drove ,
!. team 50 hard that one Of them di'
shortly after he arrived here.
Of Rev. j. H. Yount Of near MARI
Hill preached at Nichols chal
Il Saturday and Sunday.
ID s. i. Dewitt and ]. N. 20
deborned a big bunch Of cattle
] H. McKinsey Tuesday.
| will close for this time, wish
success to.THE Pass and its ma
readers. ENPEck
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
Southeast News.

Esw Madrid ssansy voted dos ?
proposition 70 move tss eosn.y
sszt e LiIbssrs. I'D increased "
dsnoefzsie maIarilY.
Ta.s ssssbszzE Missouri fssehsss
szse.s9ss. IN wsst as PsrEyviii'
<sssnhzr e. - I'll hs'a =
zsuzzl =sas. ehisA I'll Fs9aif'
shrss azzz
xszszz - Hssds s'ss's
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
w NJ. O.. Notes.

The first quarter is ended, exannl-
nations completed and grades
determined. The results show the
most satisfactory work of any like
period under the present manage
ment,--a gratifying condition
There has been scarcely any friction
The discordant elements seem 70
have been eliminated. The enroll
ment IS above the normal for tn
last six years. The faculty is stronl
and the student, body industrious
Since our last writing Miss SAD
Nanney of scopus ana MlS
Florence Reed have earolled.
W. o. Shrum and Irwin Fish wen
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

r,,rs the money put IN csrcula'
4 4 tho republican 4 was 4 dead sa ]
n. \ Icouldn't hIss aE0ua demo
Y. 4 stay III home ~ give them
II s;c,ory they 40 confidently
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15
EARM FOR SALE--lGO Acres.

MI under good fence, 100 acres in
cultivation; 700 fruit trees; good g.
room dwelling; good barn and other
out buildings in good repair two
GOOD walled cisterns and plenty OF
GOOD water. Four miles north OF
Marble Hill. For price and further
particulars address
E.J.TURNER, Marble Hill, Mo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

NJ II bel ela gcodidea Ifour
Isssratic sss,lI lsg legisIasa sl.SSsd forco
!, y,oublican treasurer secretary
II ,a,s, \, attorney general and and 4
I. ,.inspect tie bocks!' w
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

.I, \, \. cape Democrat Ben All
y, u u / pislars EaIIery, lAst
" N ,hat i rlcaIy @crsbtbe price
4 3.Amission.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

o.y,pyoR Fork hAs issued big Big
',,a,, Y, cation designating Thurs
'''', November ~. ~ 4 dAy' q
ksriying. N.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

NJ negro troops who engaged
|. n riots At Brcwsyille, Texas,
N enlisted men ina noncommis.
.,,.d officers, have been dismissed
,,hout honor from service at the
I'm Of the president tl'.l ofthe United
w.. The president, for politi'
], y,sso,,s. waited until the day o.
1. ,lection bsfofe announcing ofii
INV his stern command.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

ost . acptton gin, hoop factory, plan.
Ing mill and forty.fve bales Of cot
ton by fire on November IL. The
total loSsis placed at $4,000.
There was bitter fight over an
effort to move the county seat down
ii Pemiscot county, which resulted
only In reducing the democratic
majority in that heretofore strong.
hold OF democracy.
Ironton Register. s
Honton's Jail Is securing consid'
erable notoriety by reason of the
fact that Senator Burton'isat present |
an inmate thereof, We saw q Los
Angeles paper a few days ago with
q pictureof our Jail.
James Hardin, d resident of Mis- |
sissippi county, was found dead oni
ithe railroad near Hough station hat
Friday morning. Partsof IBIS body
were scattered along the trapk q
distance oi sixty yards. He had
been to Cairo the day before and
started home considerably the
worse for liquor.
Charleston Enterprise. .s55 II \
Hon. ]. ]. Russell, after o most
vigorous campaign extending over
a period Of several months, on the
day Of election began to show signs
of a physical collapse. After the
returns were in showing bis election
be retired to bis home, where be
has since been resting and recuper-
! Is.;sg. Sensaticna! reports relative
to his illness are entirely without
! foundation; he is iu no serious dan
ger, and a few days of quiet viii
restore him to his usual healthy
condition.
Ironton Register.
There is one man in Iron count!
who ID no longer firm believer u
!, the powers Of Mrs. Forbes ofWayn
, county---"tbe Wizard Of Taskee.
He was d candidate on the republ
. can ticket In Iron county, and r.
D port has It that be made a trip 7
J. Wayne county on purpose to as
: Mira. Forbes what his chances fc
! election were. She told him he WI
d d winner, and be came home con
J. dent Of bis election. But be w
/. about the worst beaten man ~ U
III bunch, and will never again ist'
Is TO ..ae talk of the fortune teller
u Charleston Courier: /.
r News was received here Tuesd
Do Of a horrible accident wh'cn
,e Cured Monday at Cary, sc'
Of county, at the big saw mill Of
to ] Johnstone Land Company NJ
"a Blodgett. Charles Wil'iams' son
id R. @. Williams, head sawyer Of
as mill. was the victim OF q m
be peculiar accident. A log was De-
nd nn,oaded and Charles, who was
Ter charge of the saw. moved onto
Of. carriage to get out Of the way
ta- the log which as it rolled caught
ct lever and started the carriage, thr
,en inc Williams against the $
~ literally saving bis body IN two
on, y scattering the pieces oil around
W. ro.U
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15


The Republic says, Judge VIZ
liam Jefferson Pollard, ofst. LOUIS,
whose application ofths stay'Ofexe'
eutiOn cure for inebriates in the
Second district Police court gave
bin wide newspaper celebrity, finds
that his famous prescription has
made a bed of roses of his present
travels in The British Isles. what
With having been 5 guest Of the
Lord pregess Of Glasgow At 2
small private lupcheon;" Official
consultations with the police judge'
Of Dundee and. finally. the presen
t.tiou Of a eonsratnlatory address
BY national temperance advocates
delivered in one Of the commute
rooms Of the house Of commons, i"
nay yet be decreed . benefaetor Q
The raee before being allowed =
lave England. Over there she
are calling lie Pollard cure "a mo'
hopetul sociological stady in .
sPpi,catios oi sbs iaW 10 sssse'
ness.H
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

visited near Bessyille and aiteilNdl'esu =
tbe meeting al Union two nights
last week. JAY
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

eyCE the sm0ke OF battle mas
|'Iarsd away VI Aha thatlast weeks
|a.ction produced no great sarPr's
4, and the estimates Of state and
|stiOnal leaders, given out three
IN. before the ballots were cast
hye proven to be remarkably accu'
IN, The next congress is 70 be
|uors evenly divided between the
|luo leading parties, altho the repnb'
leans MAINTAIN d safe working ma
|pdty. 10 several states the legs
|hlures chosen will be called upon
/ elect United States senator's
|Ehlle there will surely be individ'
j changes, such j. 10 The case q
Esptucky, where Mccreary step
losp IN favor Of The briiiian'
young Governor Beckham, the par
i aHiliations in most of the case
in be undisturbed. Perhaps th
iuo most striking examples 0
thauges in q partisan sense are y
Il noted in the retirement OF Sent
lou Patterson, Of Colorado, an
Dubois, of Idaho. Barah, who Do
strOng Mormon leanings, is to !
sut 10 the senate from Idaho, an
he country may expect anoth'
he similar to the Reed Smoot .
Dir. In the house Of represent
lives Cannon, of Illinois, is expes
u to rule again, be having be-
q
lsturned by bis usual majority fro
be Danyille district. Among tho
b bis mates who will be missll
because Of their defeat by den
sats are, noticably Wadsworth'
New York, chairman of the hor
committee on agriculture, ana b'
cock, of Wisconsin, to whom Sel
tor La Toilette took o strong 9
like. The complex character OF
election figures gives opportun
ior elaborate representations o.
presidential timber, and the pu'
nay expect to have The guest
thrashed out for them iu the pi
many times before the months
really think about nomlnat'
come around.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

Soid and Recommended 1y
winners Drugstore, Marble Hih' no
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-15

lost cotton gin, hoop factory, plan,
ing mill and forty.6ve bales Of cot
ton by fire on November IL. The
total 10 sis placed nj 10000.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-07-13
Even the Fishes Get Drunk

Even the fishes in Kentucky streams
get drunk on whisky. Thousands be-
came intoxicated from too frequent
tipping, and the farmers had busy
day of it the other day gathering in the
filmed roysterers.
The flake stand at distillery broke
down, and as result more than 5000
gallons OF bad whisky was lost. 1t
made its way to Benson creek, only
few feet away. Farmers living along
the banks of the stream noticed early
in the morning hundreds of fish either
floating lazily on the surface or else
leaping playfdlly out of the stream and
altogether unafraid of the presence of
man. The farmers caught them by the
bushel, and it was not until the news
of the break at the distillery became
known that the mystery was solved -
Elk