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y. Y. y. TT. & HARTFORD r. z.
Trains depart from Grand Central stziioA
s2d St and 4th Ave. "a follows tor 0..
Boston. via New London & Prog.-.Ils.'"o ~
Il 1000. y l0.92 a ~. !. 5% s5s
syia.OO p NJ. via Wiliman,ic-Tls...
a NJ F2.OO p N: via S1td.-fs'
N tlii2.OO sl4.OO. sf1.O0 r. ~
PORTLANb s Bar HARB0R-f.s: y ~, I. =
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBASs :
CI-FEE1s - $40 A. NJ. f9-eo p, ~
WORCESTER and FIrCHBCka. VIA ~.
LGKEvIL1.E a7a NORFOLK tsss
Ct Parrin gton stockhridge. LenoS, Ptt.r
feId-f4.54 1902 AN. sl:2i. t3.3l ~
n ,ket Offices At cGTand Ssntial siai, ".
.rd cf2sth 81, also at GAS 1900 cls'
R'way' c25 Union square. els2 FIN Ass'
"a columbus Ave. cc4S Madison Ar
- ~ Ia5Th 81, 2IgS Third ave. .
Brooklyn. c4 Court 81. 40 NOstrand Ays
sDailv tExcers Sundays. sSatur-lis
onIy fStops at 125th 81. xStops A. - -
s. sundays onl. tParlOr Car Liml.se
iHas dining car. ePsrlor and slespins 2"
ticketS also.
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EEmHrM VALLEY.
Lackawanna Railroad.

y. y. fooS BaEels.s. GnrLstophsf. "s's
sta
tsOO A. M.-For Biusnamton and 80. -. .
90 0sO A. N.-k0r h4iL@-o. SAiS@-o N--
Louis
xt2 ,0P. M.-Pocono Mountain sleea-
$40 > N.-For Buf,als and -hicsso.
"a a. r. M.-For scranton and ~ llo11>
,ss Is r. A-For Bulalo ana SnlsAsyg-. &c..
$50 r N.-For Buffalo. syracuse. e'~s e'',
- ~ $50 Chicaso-SlseQsfs -
95O r. n
Tycset- AZ f49. s29. llS3. isss Hr'.,,.ls 49,
n Y: $50 Fulton 81. BrooSly,n. =, ~ ~
tls,cs1f sunday XFridays and oai-, -,
49,. "a - 1870 b. NJ zLeafss -
sose.s 81. q % p "a sse< c2Ja
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NNBGOR G1EIE.

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Columbia. Sept s. noon Caledonia. sept - nm
Furnessia. Sep. l5.3pm Astoria sept 20 . nm
Saloon. $50 81 cabin $50. Sd Class 81. so
and upwards. according 20 accommodation &
steamship For tours and information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17-19 Broadway
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yOlrNC; married man v,suld Ike position
for evenings for four months or more;
first class references. JOSEPH DOYLE.
I5S West sSth ~.
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YOUNG MAN. Is. with public school and
commercial education, desires position
where honest efforts, given satisfaction.
will be rewarded with advancement. Ad-
dress AMBITION. Box a. Tribune Office.
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DRESS MAKER. -- Experienced; willing 90
work IN family hy the day good reference
LOUISE SANDBElLtG. l05 East 5lst o..
care KaribcFs.
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Special Notice.

Great variety OF special cruises and
trips BY superb passenger steamers TO the
ORIENT. MEDITERRANEAN and ADRl-
ATTIC SEAS WEST INDIES. JAMAICA,
ITALY ami EGYPT.
TRAVEL BUREAU r. r. Tickets. hotel
accommodations. and general information
about foreign travel
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. y. Y
Phone 1900 Rector Piers HObOken-
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HLNsUPG-ANERICANL LIVE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHE RG-HAM RI RG
Bluecher. Sept g. o AN. kais A V sept l3
Patricia Sept :. $40 An. Pretoria. Sept 10
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
f$M0ltke Sept. II t~MOltke. Oct. .
tOceana. %. sept. 20 tFIamburg. Nov. ~
7. Adalbert Sept. . tsMoltke. ....... Dec. 4
Hamburg. .. oct. A tHamburg D.. Jan. 10
tCaHs Gibraltar. sHas Grill Room and
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GA1TS1Z1Il,
PEOPLES IIlNE

NEW AOitk-AL4bANl
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCEIIGHr.
Steamers a.. W. MORSE. even dates sep
tenlber and ADIRONDACK. alternating.
Iv Pier No. 81 y. r. foot OF Canal ~.
= NJ and West 129th st. $50 +. NJ. daily
(Sundays inCludedl. Direct connection with
express trains at Albany for saratoga. Lake
George Adlr0ndacks. Thousand Islands and
sharon Springs Orchestra Automobile 80
carried rin~ table and summer Book Free.
s'Reautifui Hudson by Searchlignt. lOc.
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NEGRO CT AReED WITH MURDER FREED

Mneola, Long Island, sept. 4.-Peter Levi.
Negro hOstler for Beverly Robinson. who has
been I'm jail suspicion of being the murderer
Of Mrs. Mary Manelski the wife Of a farmer.
who was found stranged To death at her home
;n East Milliston on August Ii. was discharged
from custody to-day 10y Coroner RemSen. The
only witness the prisoner. who denied that
he had been az the Maneski farm on the day
OF the murder Levi viii remain i'm Mr.. Rob
inson's employ. The coroner said he would ad-
j0urn the hearing indefinitely. 50 the police
and the District Attorneys Office might have
time FOR further investigation.
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lost OF STOLEN. -ianSe'o ~ -
of ne German savings Sank ia ~,
~ New YORK. corner 9Th ave al4 - =.
issu-I o. Antonio Jckel. IN lru-. a.
Ioxel All persons are cal,l1.-.,. ,r.l>l
ncaotatirE the same. IT -. -st -
th, bank an the icth day oi A-a-
a duplicate will be issucd
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School AgencN.
MOEK WANTED.

eItuaffons NaBted-Maie ani femai~-
your lines tuot exceedlaE a words
fhree Insertions. IS cents. seken tn--r-
.fous al cents Exceecing - words and
lees than 40 words. three iaseftsohs. ~
eents seven insertions. 60 reats
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RAILROADS.
IPENMSVLLVAMl
X ALL DAD

IPEMMSVIlVAM
RAILR DAD.
STATIONS foot OK West Twenty-third street
ana Des0rOsses and C0rtlandt streets.
g. The leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtlandt streets Is i've minutes later than
FOR THE WEST.
s7:55 4 NJ CHICAGO SPEtIAL.
s9.55 4 "a. PITTSBJ RGH DAY EXP.
'1O.5J A. N THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
lTED.-Chieago. CINCINNATI a
sI.55P.M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED
sl 10 P.M CHICAGO. CINCINNATI a
ST LOUIS FX XPRESS
'3:55 PM PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
II hours 70 Chlcago.
s45J PM CHICAGO LIMITED.
sj.J5 r. ~ WESTERN EsNPRt.5S.
'G:2J PM ST. LOUIS * CINClNNAII
T.55PM. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
SIS PM. CLEVELAND & CINCINNATI
.9.s5PM. PITTSB1RGH SPECIAL.
MASHINGTON AND THE sou III 80
%. S:25. '9:25. .9.55. 'l0:59 a NJ 10.
ed 90 .s.25 81 .25 2i-' .4:55 .5:55. 9:2s p m
l21O night. sunday. s.25. s9:25. .l9:.S a
m. 12;25. '12:5J. ('3.25. .'Congressi9nla,Il a.
IAmited'J. .3.e5. '4:25. 'i;55. 'S;55. 30
SOUTHERN RAII.wAY.-'S.25. 'f:25 p m.
1910 a. m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE . a. m ana
sEABOARD AIR LINE-12:25 ,. m. and
i2.i0 a m daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEsAPE1KH AND OHIO RAII.wAY.--
-1.55 a. m- week days. ~lO-S1 a. N anu
FOR Old POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK.-'5;25 a. m. week days and o'00
D. m. daily.
m. week days. sundays 'I;o9 a. m
CAPE MAY.-1.5j D. m. week days
LONG BRANCH ASBJRY PARK ocean
Grove North Asburv Park sundays.
12-25 G2-55 saturdays only except lAns
Branch) II % saturdays onlyi 80, 80;
as % M week days sundays. s2S.
s:25. 1885 a ~ and 4:55 p m
BOB PHILADELPHIA
sf1O.55. s1O:55. ~11:55 a. m. 1928. .i.:55.
.t1:s5. '1:55 2;lo 2;55. .3;25 5;55;; 'sf 40
.t2S 80 40 - 80 90 i9E S?Fsh Ss5 7 slsas rs
s:55. 9.25 @.55 for North Phi adelphia
0nly) .. m, 1910 night week DAY : SIa. N
days 500 $50 SIS p e 9:9S; 'TII:2s' '.22
s3:25. $50. s4.25 (s*4:55 Tor North Phil
aceIphia onlyl. 400. 800 80; 80,
SOS. S.55 9:25 Ci;55 for North F"ilias'-
Dhia oulyJ p. m. 1910 night
TirSet aff.ces Nos 4G1. 1854 and 40 Broad
way. tS2 Fifth Avenue below I'D So
af2 Fifth Avenue corner 18th So ana
stations named above. Brook lyn. . touft
Street 336 Fulton street 4s9 Nosltahd
Avenue $50 Broadway and Pennsyi ana
Annex station The New York TRANSFER
COMPANY will call for and check bagsa
from hotels and residences through I'd
destination
Te'ephone '543 chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service ~r,
" ". ATTERBURY. X W. W. T..
General Manager. Pass Irdliic NsI-
GEO " BOYD.
Aranf
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WORK WANTED.


YOUNG; MAN 20 educated. IN book store.
or chance TO learn respectable business
experienced in clerical work; references
HONEST Box 4. Tribune once
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YOUNG MAN. 81. wishes place with good
chance for advancement; inside or outside
work Address ADVANCEMENT. 40
Franklin ave. Brooklyn
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lost -Raukbook No. ft5.3s5 OF ~ (.
Dime Savings Institution is mis-le>
rsrson having a claim 90 10 is neie. 1s
upon a. present the same Wlihln ,1.,-s
or submit % having said passpo'N 80
and "a new one issued
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scandinavian American Line

scandinavian American Line
Large Fast Twin Screw Passenger Steamers
Direct to
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
Sailing from New York lt noon
1st Cabin $50 and upwards. I'd cabin S47 so.
UNITED STATES Aug. 80. Oct II
OSCAR lI--.--.---.- Sept l3. Oct. -
q. +. TlETGE.N. N....-.....- sept. 20. Nov I
HEi-IslG OLAN- N---..--....- sept. y. Nov
For Tickets apply 10 Local Agents. or to
A. T. JOHNSON. i BROADWAY. n Y.
CUNARD LINE.
From Piers 51-52 North River
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
IMBklA sept. =, y A. NJ.
CNRONIA. A..-.---..----.- Sept II. n A. NJ
Campania. .. Sept. 10 lCarmania.. Sept 2J
Etruria..... Sept- 80 Lucania .... sept -
GTBRALTAR-ITALY-
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers
PANNONIA. ...-.....-S Sept. II. noon, Oct 20
CARPHTHIA--. sept. %. 10 4. NJ Nov. -
SLAVONIA. oct, 10. noon; Dec.
VERNON Fl. BROWN. q. A
21-2s ate St, opposite the Battery.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DREsSNaKING AND MILLINERY
MMFs THOMAS ASSVR. 2tO West iOed 81 .
guarantees a perfect NJ of elegant gowns.
plaines, dresses
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YOST Bankbook NJ. 4Os O9i on piy +, -,
-tvinas Bank. ANY person haNi-s -. y
unrn said book is called upon % nles',- y
ssiF FroE viii be declared cancc.sa :,
exfina,slshed and a new one issued =
thereof
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OLD D1MlNITM LlgE,

DAILY SEPyICE.
Fer Old Point Comfort Norfolk Ports
mouth Pinner's Point and Newport News
Va, connecting for Petersburg Richmond
virginia Beach. Washington. ID. c. and
entire South and E'est-
Freight and passenger steamers sail from,
Pier 26. y. r.. foO- Beach ST.. every week.
day al 3 ?. m
II B. WALKER
vtce-President and Traffic Manager
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LOsE

IOST -pankbook No. 79S. sSi. hanHr ~
savings 30 4th ave. New 1erS -,
meut stopped Please return po'N -.
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BALTIMoRa q. CaIo r. R.


y
Through Daily Trains 70 the West
Leave New York City 23d 81 LID vS
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG. 11.5O pm r. rs ~
CHICAGO COLUMBUS. 1iJ0 am i2e1r1
PITTSBCRG CLEVE'D. $50 pm 400 pn
"PITTSBI RG LIMITED $50 pm I-t1 On
GIN. ST LOUIS LOUSY II. 30 pm T. IS nf
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUISV.. ESQ an ioo0 an
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUISV.. $50 pm 6o0rn
Osrces. a45. 434 1900 Broadway 8 Asir
House. IO3 Greenwich 81 . Union >quars
Brcokivn. West 23d 81. and Liberty s.
After 6 p. m. sleeping car reserveiio1s
and full information regarding trains. e-c.
car be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
II & O. r R.. sd ST. Terminal 'PnoAe Nc.
Chelsea 3144
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GOING To SCHOOL,
Write to-day Tor information the kind Of school
you want. High grade advantages.
SCHOOL AGENCY. s1E PARK Row. New York y. T.
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AMERICAN rTNESsiling a. go 4 ~ y
PLYMOUTH-CHERB G-SOUTdAM
Philadelphia. Sept. : New York Sept p
ST. Paul Sept. 10 -. Louis. sept %
RED STAR LINE From "a n Per
DOVER-ANTwERP- ERP-O-ONDON, PARIS.
ZeeFd- sept :. .9:OOam V'lsnd Sept % S;30am
Kr'nland Sept Is. Bpm Finland. Sept. %. pm
WHITE STAR LINE E.0% ts x Pier
NEW YORk-Q' NSTOWN-IIVERPOO
Majestic. Sept ;. i0am Teut0nic. sept 10. 1Oarn
Celtic. sept = 3 am Cedric Sept. 81 : an
Oceanic sept. T. noon Baltic. sept &c. noon
THE I3 MEDITERRANEAN azoREs va
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. Sept. .. noon Nov. 2: Dec.
REPC BLIC. Oct Is noon Dec.1 from ROsronl
CEDRIC Nov. 20. Jan. ). Feb. l6l q. .OJO
CELTIC. Jan 70 Mar IS Tons.
FROM BOSTON
EOMANIC. ... sept. Is. 7:SO a. NJ: Oct 2T
CANOPIC. .-.. Oct q. 12;3O T. NJ Nov II
PASSENGER OFFICE. . BROADWAY
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery PL
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STATIONS foot OK West IWenty-tnird street
ana DesbrOsses and C0rtlandt streets.
e. The leaving time from DesbrCsses and
COrtlandt streets Is i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty third street
station.
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ACCOUNTANT - Aucits. 8nyesiigafiofs
statements bookkeeping etc. terms moe
.-sfe ArCBI' NTANT rs NaEeIley Place
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AIORGAN, HAMILTON.-IN PURSUANC
TLsLEY, ROsAMOND lin PURSUANCE


ATWATF1R 4 CRUIKSHANK. Attorneys for Fxec,tor,
a. CEDAR street. Manhattan New York city.
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BARNARD SCHOOL FoR GIRLS

NULLttit tkEFAItAIOII. IT West lINtn
Kindergarten Primary and Grammar Convent Ave
1ITH YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 2STH. CATtLOG
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For Young Ladies-City.
Hamilton institute for Girls

WEST 6iSr STREET Manhattan So. y
COLLEGE PREPARATIOS-ART CLASSES
SPECIAL TUDENTS received In SENIOl: CIASsES
New Year begins oct. 4th. Ilustrd. CatalOs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03
Ready 10 Back out.

"A large touring automobile con-
tanning a man and bis wife in mar
row road met hay wagon fully
loaded. The woman declared that
tie farmer must back ont, but her
husband contended that she was
unreasonable.
aBut you can't back the automo-
bile so far" she said, "and I don't
intend to move for anybody. He
should have seen u.s."
The husband pointed out that this
was impossible, owing to an abrupt
turn in the road.
II don't care,' she insisted, II
won't move If we have to stay here
all night"
The man in the automobile was
starting to argue the matter when
the farmer, who had been sitting
quietly on the hay, interrupted:
aNever mind sir" he exclaimed,
"I'll try TO back out. Pve got one
just hike her at home" -Philadel.
phia Ledger.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03
Lahin.

Farmers are very busy plowing
and planting corn.
We are needing a shower ofrain.
pretty badly now as the ground is
getting very hard.
Quite q lot Of sickness is reported
in this community.
Little Miss Zettie Kinder is quite
sick at this writing.
MaryJ. Hahn is reported very
sick.
Will Gee has moved from Chaffee
to Latin. Will owns some real
estate near our town and expects to
build himselfa residence on it in the
near future.
w. F. Sadler, our blacksmith,
has moved from the Shell residence
into the Snider residence.
Mr.. Shells family has moved back
from Msrquand. Mr.. Shell is still
working for the whitensr Milling
Company in Marquand.
Mr.. Jones of LESLEY Ridge gave
The young people a party last Sat
urday night. Everybody adagoOd
time. In a voting contest rs to the
besi looking young man and lady
g. B. saider and Miss ROsindia
Bsrion szzrisd OF the honorh
George Kinder trzdsd hisspun Of
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03
The difference.

"You can always tell q young
husband from an old one blythe way
be acts when he goes after q bucket
Of water" says Uncle Hiram in the
Kansas City Journal. sThree
months married, heswipgs thepump
handle, Whistles and casts covert
glances at the house as tho some one
were looking at him from the win
dow. One year married, be swings
the pump more slowly, smiles oc-
casionally and seems to be annoyed
because the dinner is late. Two
years married, be looks glum and
sour, KICKS the cat over the coal
house as II, he would like 10 choke
somebody. Three years married, be
sits on the door step and smokes
while bis wife werlkss the ppsap
handle"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03
.sc,,.npmls,... 4.

Health is good.
Farmers have been very busy for
several days planting corn.
Wheat looks we'll but we need
rain on our gardens, etc.
John Nanney, our silversmitb,
has located in Scopus and is prepar-
edto doany kind ofwork in bis line.
Our merchants, II. B. Cole OF
scopus, and g, W. Mayfeldof May.
field, are doing q good business
these days.
Grandma Dewitt is visiting rela-
tives at Jackson.
VIM. Propstand family Of Wayne
county visited relatives in this vicin.
ity last week.
D. M. Newell was in this neigh
borhood last week.
Rev. W. H. George will preach
at Coles chapel the tbirdSunday and
Saturday night before.
aUncle" Asa Estes died April II,
at the home Of bis son, Jesse Estes,
He had been sick quite a while and
was quite old; about sS we believe,
The remains were inferred in the
Hopkins cemetery April 18
Another good man gone.
Is it possible that we are not go
ing to have any candidates? Get to
work boys; we're going to go oui
and vote next fall. Nominate good
men who will do their dutyw
do the rest next November.
BIC CHIEF.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03
California Letter.

The main topic. Of conversation IN
California at present Is the great earth
quake at San Francisco at 8 a. m. April
Is, that practically wiped out that proud
prosperous, rich and wicked city. Altho
the loss in money and property Is enor-
nous, the loss Of life is comparatively
small. At first news reached here that
as many as 4O,OOO people had perished.
But now it is claimed, at least by some
Of the California papers, that 1t is be-
tween 80 and 500 persons. Some tho
citizens have left the place, but the ma
iority seem to betemporarily "coFralled"
in the Golden Gate park. At first It
appeared that the state authorities ar
ranged to send the homeless people all
over the state to be taken care Of, but
plans were changed, and instead, cook
ed provisions xere rushed 70 the dssas.
tated city from all over the state in lib
eral quantities. Shipments are made
daily to feed the uniortunates. The
great buildings Of all the leading papers
Of the city were burned, 50 il was hard
to get news for few days. However,
the Sacramento Bee came to the rescue
and sent special reporters 10 hedoomed
city and now we have news daily. Im-
mense numbers Of papers are in demand
at 10 cents each. Since ! commenced
writing this letter this morning learn
thatfhe shipping Of cooked supplies win
be discontinued to-day, as there issufh-
eient money on hands TO buy necessary
food. / noticed in the ''Bee" recsived
here yesterday, published ESQ P. m.
Saturday, the msyor Of San Francisco
had received Telegram from Los An
esies, stating that train load and .
boat load Of provisions had been ship
ned from there; also trained cook
enough sent 70 cook for 1000 psopls.
Such calamiliss as this is truly swfali
but after al nay b necessary e Hsakf
people more humane, kinder aad les
ssIfish.
For tuo OF thFss weeks Nc have had
uraclIcally, No Fzin and pesHae ha1
slbss,i oondlaasa Ehzs 10 an ssszaa hn1
= a. - - ST 4 tsgzn q ~
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03
CIubbss Greek.

Health is reasonably good, with
few exceptions.
Our farmers are very busy now,
Miss Pearl Ramsey has been very
sick, but is bettee at this writing.
Miss Teva Ramsey has been visit
ing her sister who resides at Cape
Girardeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Shell are
the proud parents d young voter
Hiram Is all smiles now.
Mrs. Milton Hindman Of fDongola
visited her brother, Hiram Shell,
last Sunday.
Prof. Charles Ford has been en-
|ployed to teach the Greenwood
school the next term.
Miss Maude Dellinger has been
employed as teacher at the James
school.
Mrs. N. Firth gave the young
people party last week. All bad
an enjoyable time.
Some ofour young folks attend
ed a singing at the home of James
Clubb last Sunday night.
Misses Cora DeIlinger and Fern
Firth visited Miss Pearl Ramsey
last Sunday.
There seems to be some attrac-
ton over near Hahn for Willard
and Avery Pickett.
N. Firth contemplates moving to
Zalma soon.
w. i. Dellinger attended court
at Marble Hill last week.
w. H. Fowler has made some inn
provements on bis dwelling house
recently.
]. A. Pickett has made some new
fencing this spring.
Miss Teva Ramsey visited Miss
Mjllie Fowler Sunday.
aAuntp Elizabeth vergin is visit.
ing relatives and friends here this
week.
With best wishes to The PREsE
and is its many readers I will close
and If ! see this in print ] will come
again. 4 CLUBB's CREEK GIRL.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03
-TurlKav, Rfflge.

a
Here ! am agaIn with q small
batch of news.
Freeman Graves and wife visited
At Ars.J H. Younfs Sunday.
Mrs. y. =. Barks was thrown from
ahOrseWhile returning ffom Marble
Hill last Saturday but We are glad
tolearn was not seriously injured.
Sunday school was organized ~
Union Grove last Sunday at 3
O'Clock.
Several of our farmers planted
some corn lastsweek.
Miss Ethel Mabuce visited at Eli
Barks's last Sunday night.
Therewill be an abundance Of
strawberries this year. unless they
are injured later.
Mrs. Jane Crowbaul returned to
her home al Kennett Saturday.
\ 5i,.f.ii. /. IN Ti1f-i71 n Fzrs B0T.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03
muIes g George can fOr 3 span q

mules to George Call for q span Of
mares.
The roads are being put in good
condition by our road overseer, G..
B. Kinder. .g
Quite q number Of our people at
tended VIM. CoIlins's sale last Sat
|urday.
There il some prospect Of our
community furnishing q candidate
on the democratic ticket
The board Of directors Of the
Latin public school met last Satur-
day night and selected Prot. John
r. Winters as our teacher for the
next term ofschool, We feel sure
Of q good term ofschool.
Our people are talking bridge
rather strongly and quite . number
ofour citizens propose to assist by|
contributions. Latin should have
had a bridge after zalma because
we are cut OF from mills postofIice
and county seat, worse than any
other section Of the county. Our
County court must have been asleep
when they gave Marble Hill and
Lutesvillea bridge instead Of Latin.
We have better farming lands, larger
men, more beautiful women, and as
sound democrats as can be found IN
the county; so we feel sure that we
should have q bridge. There's moth
ing too good fer Gods country,
you know.
Yes, brother democrats, we are
ready to support any good demo-
Gratis the party may nominate for
Office. We want good men who are
not afraid to do their duty and we
can guarantee to bring Latin up in
good shape better than she has
come in for years. The republican
party has been trying to make
showing here the past few elections
by having their strict party voters
forsevcral miles around, who would
besupposed to vote at Marble Hill,
come here and vote. Now, give us
q good ticket--we stand ready to
help make that kind land we will
stand byituntil the votes are count
cd in November. B. G.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03
8ObIfnary,

Caroline KirEpatrick, wife Of ]. r..
kirkpatrick, died April Z, 1906, aged
81 years, 0 months and 20 days.
She proieased faith In Christ and was
baptized into the fellowship Of the Marble
Hill Baptist church in 1870, and was
married to J. r. Kirkpatrick soon after
ward. To them we're born three
children; two sons and one daughter, all
ofwhon are living. Her mother-Iove and
sympathetic nature reached beyond her
own household, to the unfortunate, as
Clarence T. kirkpatrick was adopted
into her home at the tender age Of eight
months and he can testify that no boy
ever had a better mother than she was to
him.
Sister Kirkpatrick was most excellent
Christian wornan--true to all and false
TO none.
Alarge crowd of people attended her
funeral at Glen Allen April 8, 1905. May
we 50 live that when death comes. we
shall be ready and meet 1t without fear.
Weep not bereaved friends, it is only for
d little while. We shall all meet where
1t is one bright summer always and
storms will never come. A FRIEND.
(The above is republished because it
was unintentionally given an undesirable
position before, and to make some cor
rections requested. .--ED.)
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-05-03

sA beautiful rain quenched The
thirst Of nature last Monday. All
vegetation hasa splendid appear
ance now.
John TenhOldeF, one Of our clev.
eli merchants, has improved bis
place by putting a neat fence around
the lot.
@UncIe Con- o'shsa Il ii Leo,
pold again. The old veteran has 4
host Of friends here whoare always
glad to see him.
!. Henry yandoren and bis wife
went to Ironton the first Of the
week on business.
Mr.. Stock was down from St,
Louis recently to purchase horses.
The Leopold silk. company is
hustling now Several thousand
eggs have Matched and the young
manufacturers must have raw ma.
terial. 4. "A
feGrahdpa1 Tsnhqlder Is serious.
ilyiill at this writing
Our people ore enjoying excel
lent health. SAN.