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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
WANTS AN APPROPRIATION.

Provo Enquirer.
While the State solons are making
appropriations for various State insti-
tutlons, 1T might be we'll TO consider
ground for the State Mental hospital.
That institution is expcnding nearly
$lOO, per month for butter alone. The
ranch is stocked to its fullest capacity.
and yet there is deficit. With the
addition OF few more acres of land
and few more cows the expenses of
that institution might be materially re-
duced. The extension, il seems, will
have TO be made and we suggest that
re9l estate IS not apt to depreciate IN
value any. Anyway, why not make
investigations?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

And that man named Swettenham
whom the public would have forgotten
but for his i'll manners, is now about 70
follow the advice which he cavalierlv
gave to the American admiral---leave
Jamaica
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
USELESS EXPENSE

Milford Times.
q, Inc calling of a special election to
Ill 1he vacancy occasioned by the la
Taft would be farcicaI if II did not
recall a tragedy. II is an uncallod far
proceeding and useless expense.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

The bierarchical favorites having
made their profits on their wildcat su.
gar factory, which was never built, the
Sanpcte and Sewer company is to be
dissolved
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

A Coroncr's jury has "sat'' on
Chauncey Depew. In addition to find
ing that he is dead one, he is also
charged with the crime of affecting 9TH
ers IN the same way-by negligence in
running the New York Central.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

We never suspected it of such I'M
commonplace individuals; but thev
have done it at last-tbe Christian
Science trustees declare that they arc
being prosecuted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

IT is asserted that Mr.. Revcridge has
lost interest in the child-labor matter
because 1T has developed that some 9th
er Senators were to make remarks on
the measure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

So many bruisers have signed I'D for
matches within the past few days that
the bogus prophet has not yet an
nounced when he Will be able TO attend
10 other ecclesiastical matters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

Beng careful 10 avoid offensc,
Messrs Meyer and Haywood have not
yet expressed the thought that their
cases Will evontuate Just as they cx-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

Some gentlemen OF enterprise having
determined TO 6ud natural gas near
Fillmore, there has been manifest dis.
position to invite Mr.. Hanson 10 return
1 moro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

No wonder Joseph +, did not want to
20 to court, since the last time he APP.
pcared there ii cost him three hundred
dollars 10 get away.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

The divine conspirators having
'come through not yet. - Mr.. Parents IS
stay in the city will be governed ac-
cordingly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

Although rushing the season, one
Willard Hanson has demonstrated that
even in carly March it is possible to see
a full-blown daisy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

Information having been filed against
that Ogden polygamist it is evident that
he was so foolish as To marry outside of
the Smith church
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

City officials having fixed regulations
for lighting, it was quite natural that
some cccIesiasis should claim special
right to 90 outside Of them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

"lf You will invest $1,000. 4" said the
promoter, confidently, Il will pay Won
D per cent month";
But Tor how many months?r
ON, for ten. say. That will be $500
need nee INC other $500 in my business. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

Dowie is dead. and the next time he
comes back here as Elijah he Will prob
ably select more regenerate neigh
borhood than Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

More men like Theodore Roose-
welt, cries Boston preacher "More
worlds like this for President Roose-
Welt to conquer, is more like IT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

The church organ says blight and
drought cause the abandonment of the
sewer sugar factory; but the blight
was on the farmers hopes and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

II was waste of sentiment for Utah
stocks 10 60 down in sympathy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

The market is moi the only place
where eggs are irregular.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

We had 4 good rain onsday laatweok.
some 81 our farmers have gathered
come oi tbeir corn:
John Bolhagef, who went V lnalan.
rsrritosv 4 lew weeks agos retuFnea
home one aay last week.
sam vandivort and Leon Clippard q
jackson, were 10 this vicinity one day
last week, a
Mrs. Mary Masters, who has peen ~ I.
moor health lor some time, hasfeccyeFec.
N. w. Hoffman 81 this neighborhooa
recontly scld s. j. Spencer oihear Marble ''
! Hill i Iii oi ine hogs,
ksa and Andrew Stevens u near
scopns visited their grandparents, Mr'
ard Ma Jacob Massera. n oafylclni'y
Mrs. N. w. Huffman who has beer
iouite sick, u liable 20 be cutaeain'
e prIce COBB oinear Glen Allen visiseS
his sistef, Mrs. Mary Masters, here las
week.
stGfandran ForinWay y qulsc s'vn' J, !. \
!, ~ MIS-. Emma FSust cf Pppisr Blph !
here visiting her parents, MF. and MIs
n. Hungilfer.
WI cObband wife visited Mr, Copp'
parents, MI and Mrs. p. "A. Cobb. ne
Glen Alien. last Saturday and Sunday
, john Bollinger IS reported quite s'ce
M \. pKp's Boy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

lawi d sauesse al tie ''Hatet''cut q
the iiStisloua values, 70 she end that
freight rassA maS BE- reduced on wccd,
coal iumte Or, STONE, mineral, hnie, ce-
msnt. grain and other farm products,
including i've stock, and ~ other attiT
eles Or things transpOFted cyersuch chrail7
roads. iieei that the frsigbt rates are
loo high on many things, for instance:
cordwood, lumber, coal, mineral and llve
stock; Of theao most especially cord
wood and lumber. as they are not per
ishablo and could not be seriously DAM
aged IN 4 wreck. The people ~ tne
COUNTIES 81 the Ozark region. and some
others. have millions Of cords Of WOOD,
/ Of the hneat quality. that wou!d % 2
source 81 great revenue 70 them were
! they able 10 Ret rate that would permit
them 10 ship II into The ciiiesorlhe Pfe-
I irie counties
au, ia iaxer o. placing upon ouF y
books i good and wholesome law which
win provide for tho establishment q 9
asate printing bureau, outside q the
penitentiary, for the purpose q dolne
N The state printing oi books, blanks, r.:
pers. and other documents, and thatsaic
4 bureau shall ppint all books neceasaf,
fcr the public schools, from manuscrip
prepared and compiled BY q competsn
commission, composed q edueatcrs, 49,
that such bureau and commission shal
IL paid and supported from the genera
revenue fund, aud that az; ;the nepessliE
books be furnished free 70 the childfe
attending our public schools. ! sugges
ana favor such law for The reason q Of %
expense incident to the constant chang
n text books every few wears, whic
works financial hardship uponshe ~ Y
4 payers.
| favor law requiring every canu
date for state Office to ile with the se'
retary II state, before holding the prin
ary ior nominations, 4 personally pr
pared statement, outlining 2 sae soss 4,
81 tte state, fully and carefully, ne wel I
defined ideas for what ha stands, anc
which he will work Il nominated =
4isI elected. ".
an IN favor d improving she ~ I.
sissippi river, Or the east q us, snd \
Missouri river on and within our ps
q, ders. ana an opposed " any one
i. congressman or United States sena'
,e whc does not show at the next consr'
\, that he has worked 70 secure approprE'
lions formalins navisable both ci " ~
'S streams,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
H. b. COLE s BROTHER,
I,utesyille and Scopus.

hearers 10 vote against statehoudsl
Had be wished to prevent the nom
ination Of any Ohio candidate, he
could have done nothing more cley-
u than ID set raft and Foraker, Bur-
son and Dick Il each others tbrOats
as lie has done. slsa
aIf MT. Roosevelt, The politician
not tile president, oi course, wanted I
u bring The Pacific coast back int
lime after lila threat to use ~ the
| forces, ciyil and military n hi'
command, ID enforce tbe treaty
rights Of the Japanese, what couls
Tie have done better than 70 strlI
Ithe whole Atlantic coast of naya
protection, and ~ an additiona
Cost of s1,OOO,O0O give ihe Paciti
states i naval parade.
ssIf lie wanted 10 estcp the grow ''
lIine strength of either The Forake
III he Fairbanksboom II thesoat
y iIhow could be better accomplish
cIthan bya trip down The main "
,slery of the southern states, ths AZ
]. sissippi river, with speeches ~ 2
Iery strategic point
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

a protracted meeting was begun at
Union church last Sunday BY Rey. Wood,
who preached twoas fine, practical "hew
d tl,o line, sermons " We have eyer
heard.
M and Mrs. John Sanders and Mr.
ana MA. Moses Bess oi Rock Point
.lulius Robertson oi patton, Miss Carrie
Beshears ii MaFquand, Mr.and Mrs. ,i
sAlex. Henderson and Rev, and Mrs.
steve Yount of MT. Carmel attended
church here Sunday.
II. ii. Mabucc's team ran away iast
week, but no one hurt.
Mrs. H. H, Mabuce was ol tne siek A
lsst Iast week - M.
Jchn and Charles whlteher lstt ioI
Texas Saturday where they have goo0
4 positions.
win stovall ccntemplatcs moving nsts
4 from Flat Rlver.
Joe Davenport expects V leave ~
| Colorado this week.
NJ. Hale has finished shreshing &ps
pulled hIs machine home Monday
Rb sander and family spent Y coupl'
i ii days With Bis parents iast week.
| .eo Hawn has i good position AZ ~
Buckeye mines II Fredericktcwn
Frost has come and those Who haS
cane and sweet potafoeslto llsfSsss m n
!, hustling. ,..,,
l A crusade against swearing II peih
. iuaugurated by the employees cf Rieke'
4 son. We hope they VIII III saeeee 4 \
III wiping the ugly words from ths
I ,aaahs,larv II. \ r BEssyiLLdAN.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

Health 4 generally good
Wbsas sowing is inszdsr aoN.
1s;.s !. I Jennie Galloway ol Bloomfield
i visiting relatives here.
IN. Dillon left here for Illinois re-
..,.,v 4 3 account Of his health hr.
,,si Ss.,Ia, s ! coed citizen and his depart
- - is regretted very much by our people,
y. o. Hahn purchased 5 span O
....iss ana : zaEon he other day iron
- I' Spencer for aboas s225. hr
Hssa coassmpssaes putting bis team o
sbs -. zlsvs saui II Buchanan. hr. SPsn
- - iii more to Kentucky 10 The nea
future. -.
lIsssez sissss days. .
f7..,s 1ohn Pee zsns 70 Illinois fs
49, 80, - . visis his aaaghtsr, who !
vsrv siek. sad bas nes EslaTnsa.
us.w.H. Geosgs fllsa bic appoint
.sss : Autioeh lsss Sunday
FsasFisk Shelton Hzs n ons s'e'H'
! Ilsss Sunday. q.
IA xsz eostsnplzses g1ins e ne
. es-.s hsssss lssg. shszs Be III Pc
Il 49, 5 Iss ol ssaek pszs
1 wIIHs Dlzl has ssss : = 81 Eas
sAEz fsll.
3 e = -szse fdllEz saiisTsl : s'zssssz
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17
slar.TaIEn.l

Most of0urfarmers are done ~
ing wheat.
Rev. + # Yopnt preached an
excellent sermon II New Saiesa'
church last sunday I. .. " Il
Arch Rhodes and aussy Rldings
| IF near Hurricane visited Mr. aind
| MI. Marvin Barka near Union ''l
| Ridge last Sunday.
Nay shrum visited Geraldine fa''
.s III ~. j q d III sssss = q
Messrs. jerome md Franz
| slinkard II Croo ked creek ATTENDED
church II New Salem Sunday
III Miller Of near Glen AlleI
visited ii ]. A. McPherson's las
Sunday.
Our school II progressing nicei'
!, under the able management 81 y
L. Hahn. 7, :
Miss ida Peters visited Mrs. +. J
I Sample last week.
q william Pair bad business
= r,atesyille one day Lest week:
: : 9. M:sses Mapd and Efle Rbodl
z we're the guests Of Hiss Josie Pete
= Sunday.
2 John W. Rbodes's little danght
i recovering from typhoid few
several Of our people have 60
ID q Dunklin county e piGk cot'o
ID aGrandmas Wallis i visiting
erl daughter ii oran this week.
na WIN IRIsHNAE
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17
our Correspondents.

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go I'm 3 dismissed Thursday .s
aon q sssouns Of ths teachers -. -.
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z-lIsiur shas afternoon. a.
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a-D.P. asasssasET 2 -. -.
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17
GOOD Democratic Doctrine.

THE PREss II not boosting sN,l1 tbe
claims &c any man over others for
|tbe nomination for governor, be-
iieying that out of 81 abundance ofI
splendid material the democracy q
Missouri viii select ! standsrd bear
| Ier worthy Of support aHd amply
liable u aearry up his corner in
Iany company, but We commend 70
our readers tie following platform
i II Hon. Il. r. stapel oi Reck POrt, !
No, j genuine democratic and 'e''
Ifsrsonian doctrine:
II / believe honestly, and not ior polis.
ieai purposes, ii home rule, 70 me eng
! Ithat every town aid city y the state q
MISSOURI, having form q government I
y thsir own. should have tho right z
II Govern its own municipal affairs. wisn'
!. mi state or national interference, en-
7 shat sucl, towns and cities bsempoWsTs'
by law % change slslI o.'s, go. go ssern
+ r,ent. 81 the people and for tbe people
i! and / ID, heartily in favor Of spea s0wl
9 : / sna cities having full power tosote npO
! nv apd ali questions affecting tne
eT ass 3. IL. ara that the nj
If public welfare. z sas s..s .,,,s "a, asoriI
iority rule. II f0f szanpls, p.s.. .hss Il.
Of the people q soSh sO.s ssas s,,sssse Il,
wish local option On '0s ''s1s
ir. let them have 7. !. ..,...,,. anon s1s sss
lam in fsvoro placlns ~ -, ~ =, .s,,ol
's ute books Of missouri 80 go =. ri, .
he come laws rssaang = sa.;v;sv 80. ~ S,
Ter utilities ana e0Ipoas'.s,s - ssa shst s
be existsnea by law g sns .....s eaa 80 $, s
M public enterprises 2 ~ p.s,S1 = 5bis !
imposing upon tns psop's !. -. -. . !
= in any unfair maa.ae1s s..-.' -...lt,,
u that there ns ls1ll ~ ~ ,.s-;s-nss
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

In lie Mississippi county O'rcalt
conrs, Iast wesk, seven misflt mar
riaacs we're dissolved and the par
,ies ars free 10 make themselves
unhappy again such 7 \ liisl
we heard 4 weIl-tO:do farmer wh0
X 1 close observer of things say
the other day: sIf local option has
l3k,lIed Dunklin county. Y i one
thinr sure that she died sober; PVT
1 4 and others are of the opinion that.
she's d pretty lively corpse Ma''
den Merit. I! I! , 4. 4 \, I.
Grant Bootby informs " that
two more steamboatmen ARE iigur.
!. ;n,,. ID building new boats right
a.sav. md belhinks that the WORK III
J. viii be done here. Why noti Top
III I,luff has the reputation q hay
inc buiIl more boats than any
other town on Black or White riv'
Il. and she bas All the facilities ne
= z eassaFv ior the construction and ths .lat
Y ,yorkmen that can 10 the job y
2 va,v mort time Poplar Bluff C't
4 ixnD.
I. There we're two accidental snos
] that injured Two Cape Girardsa
\ K county yoang men Mast week ioun
Y stanley of near Neely's landir
], / went 6 prayer meeting last weel
!. I, Md, like many Of our young Ams
u, leans. he carried i revolver for pr
lection, ana the gun went of !. e
d. put i bullet ID bis arm, but dlan
nd ~ much damage. The other 50
sof III. i, accidental one that strut
ont August Mates son while on :
Z, z farm near Tiisit. Neither boy
n Nd badly burr, and this may teach ths
red j be more careful ID future =
she son Herald.
5ls: friday morning Sheriff hcoo'
wns pIaced Jahu Davis, charged Y
p0n selling liquor without license, 20
heir arrest Il Hendricksoh. Atthe =
e '.s.s Of sbe arrest Davis bad tso g
~, ,issy containing Eve gallons of 20
aon. which be vas reported 70 bs 7ss J
ding ons In tbs manner commo
ssst- known Is bOotlegging- The p
s'','s a9'ss brought The prisoner down 2
ss.as ..'s.s handear apd landed him 2
such wbsrs be vii remain until CIR
from court. kifsr TIE state gets thFo
stats 9Th Nj. Davis be will es aui
; ana ever . UnsIe SANS Officers,
!. ~ = IN escort bin to the United 2
-. -. eesvf e for vioIatiBg the federal
ss'ss ,s,l' slss.-Poplar But Citizen
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

pleasant trip and that his health rnay pe
fully restored.
al. p. McRelvy and r. A. Perkins
| have been trading horses recently
miss Matte Rockwell was visiting II
thia vicinity last Saturday night eng
Sunday. Il. 4 y sAsl,..1s1s' z.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

AND now an Illinois farmer claims
bat he killed 4 5O-pcund ground
|pg last Saturday Wasn't AZ that = =
shopperl WE mean the ground
Znrr nf cnnrse.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

THx Morebonse Hustler seems 20.
|bink Senator stone would be- dead
sa.v ior Joe Folk. You wait, bud,
until Joe tackles The old lion, and
Zee how proud Be win be to baye
kome friend .stake him otI. Bill
stone don't belong w or rain 8wl1n '1'f1'
Inv In h. Mark family.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17


Harrv Hollis has gone 70 the cotton
country 70 ind location.
tJnals Dave Abernashy vas seen pass
Inc through here last Thursday.
IN. Shell and family we're Che guests
If fr. and Mrs. J. 4. PieEets last Sun
day. -
nrs. O. 1. Myers has just rstafnea
from q visit to hef parents, ia 81. Louis.
u.R. Pickett. our new H'efcnans, =
taking Of going . Washington n soou'
iIlIl, Hiram rosd Of near Hahn haasnpIOS-
msns IS HoEnsrssille.
The clubbs creek sehool i doing eel
.,,adsr shs able management o hls
Jessie BEswsf.
Bom-To 81. ssd ass- Charles hzy
izne eisI.
60 sui : =sszizz q his hess
: Lzr1tx BzsF-
+ &Z4AAs
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

Vile made IL ! pleasant visit ibe hfst I ~ 81
the week They came over 70 spsna =
Sas wish their daughter, who y y student
in the College. ~ A.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

- n ls4
ArronSry GEFERArs HADLEY nas
seair notified biz zealous republican
friends thai he n not ! candidate
I'M governor. The other iayas r.
received letter from LILY. \ Ander-
son III st. Joseph informing hlna
tbat i petition was being prepared
there nominating him, under tne
stats prImary election law, VI \ re'
pablIean candidate fnr governor n
ranIy Is thls letter the attorney
General aent the following: 1hs
Dsar M. Anderson: ! beg e
acknowledge the receipt of you
letter With inclOsure. Ihardly knov
wbas Il write you u reply. Whil'
| cannot bid reel eOmplimented :
III manifest desire Off ny ssitnds !
ditEsreus parts 81 she state to has
IL run gor governor, ! haye z
aaavorsd u make Il entirely eles
ia j 81 ncs candidate for q
oiIIcs. would request, therefor
that von ,ake 70 further action
tbs matter III securing signatures
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17
rTsroxxel. /.

Health II good.
ron Goblin passed through here EI
last week with B bunch Of fne hogs.
Monroe Fowler md wife visited
tbelr soil, j. N. Fowler, II Gravel.
ton. iast Saturday
Rev. j. N. Stone and family went. vent
ii TIE lower country Friday. he
aa;a he was going there to pick
cotton.
f,nke Fowler il driving 2 team
for tie Pioneer Cooperage company
| III Gipsy.
Lon Gather says be will move
to Gipsy III The near future.
Rev. T. i. Gather made q busl'
| hess trip to zalma recently:
Cara Null and wife visited wit
friends Oh Cane creek Sunday.
TN. Fowler came home fron
Gipsy Saturday. He reports tha
the stave factory will commenc
! running Tuesday.
J I'd Barks and family Of Marbl
Hill visited Lewis Null and famil
\ n
: Sunday.
& Lonnle Roberts j. employed
3 II. ii. Shells sawmill
i. AS. Ramsey is digging . se
7 cistern on bis farm.
Bob ElIsdge il baling hay IN Y
vicinity.
Peter Gray and family we're :
saests Of ]. s. Eiledge and fami
Sunday.
4 Avery Pickett is hauling stay
these days oAhBo'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

grateful. TO tell how this great change
can be brought about viii prove comfort
,oo words to hundreds oi Marble Hill
readers.
prof. II. q. Stone, opticiarls northwest
Maln street, Lutesyille, MI, says: 'for
nearly two years ] vas subject e : attacks J
Il Iiof baek seine. i iad hurt ny left kidney.
I by Til some time previous end y Was
generally Oh that side the pain stared.
when i first got Doan's Kidney Plllss !
/ was fssling pretty bed but by the time !
had assd one box Of this remedy. me
trouble had disappeared. a few weeks
aeo / contracted d cold and there Vas :
rett,rs, Of the trouble. ! again appeaied
to Doan,s Kidney pills and they soon
baaished Tie attack. | think Doan''
Kidney pills the finest medicine q
I aartIl.'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

SpEAkrNa Of democratic tiAIeTl -
for governor Of Missouri what's
the matter With Reed and Cowhsrd
|of Kansas City, DeArnond' Ben' I
ton, Arnold md lot last nor leas' "
! Eby ! long mot; shas Il + piEs comfy Y
democrat. lie hero ct \ Thousand
hatslas for his friends, Dave Ball
Maisr.al-vhy sonny Old Missonr !
Il cbcek fill Of good democratl
material that would honor aI'y n
s;tion within the gift of tbs psopl'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-17

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-23

gether to Wabana, the seat Of the
county In which Annandale lies"
! was silent after this. looking one
toward the sea that had called me
since my earliest dreams of the world
that lay beyond it.
It's poor stake, Glenarnn . "a.
marked Pickering consoltpplv ga
wheeled upon him.
suppose you think it a poor stake,
/ suppose you can't see anv4hinv a.
that old mans life beyond his money.
but don't care curse what nv IN.
heritance is. I never obeyed any of
my grandfather's wishes In his l,fa-
time, but now that he's dead his las+
wish is mandatory. I'm going ort
there to spend a year il die for q
Do you get my idea?"
Humph! You always were q
stormy petrel." he sneered. ST fancy
1t Will be safer to keep our most agree.
able acquaintance on strictly busi-
ness basis. If you accept the terms
OF the will"
"of course I accept them. Do Won
think | am going to make a row. re-
fuse to fulnn that old mans last wishl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-23
STONY ISLAND NEWS

P. j. CORY is on the sick list,
Mrs. Doll made shopping tour down
town Tuesday.
o. B. Mcmillan visited Edwin Eme
Monday evening.
Mrs. F. Adams made a shopping tour
down town Monday.
Mrs. A. Beglay visited her mother.
Mrs. A. Hogan, Tuesday.
Miss Burnice Brown attended a lodge
meeting Tuesday evening in South Chi
cage.
Claude Newer and Helen Eme were
the guests of Mabel Howe Monday
evening.
Miss Martha Austin entertained a
few guests at dinner Tuesday evening
in honor of her sixteenth birthday.
While cleaning a lamp chimney Mon
day, Mrs. NJ. Walsh had the misfortune
TO break the chimney. cutting her hand
severely. A doctor was called to dress
the wound.