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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
Die ,,stpeite Dame" GnaianSs.

Die iiineft i'm 90. 2ebensiobre Der.
ftorbene Pbilantbropin 8aronin Bur:
oett Goutts, cine Gntelin bes orpber
Bantiers Gputts, tpeI9e als 22iG6rioes
WtdoGen Elm @ermDgen bon nabesu
100000 geerbt bate, erfreute fid
Der befonoeren Sreunoi6dft Der pers
itprbenen &6nigin 8iftpria Ippie bes
gesentpdrtiaen Monarfen, ser lie elm.
nal Offentli9 Die 5peite Dame oes
9onigreifes ndnnte. &Dnigin 0ifto=
ria ieI6it perIieb ibr Sic garonie, elm,
GusSei9nung, pel9e Srauen in Gnqz
laro nur iiberuus feltsn 5itbeil miro.
8drouefe 8uroett Goutts tpdr nGbz
reno tbres lungefl 2ebens iiteran babel,
no 9ilfe notbpenoig eri9ien; tein
Spital, feline Observation-Disclosures
ipuroe i'm edr5en britiI6en Rei&e oee
griinoet. gu oeKen Sonbs fe ni6t BEL
geiteuert bGtte; lie CAB unter anberem
audi Die eeiummten &apitdlien sur
Sttftuns 6reier ioloniulen 8il6pfsiibe
Der. sic ro1niiirte i'm ruIiii9ztiirti>
f9sn 8riege On Rettunssbienft fir bi.
tiirtii9en 9leiitrten. Dis 67iGbri9e
iiberrai9te Die 8aronin, fpel9e big Saz
bin unDerbeirdtbet ge6lieben mar, ane
Welt, in0em fe oen @meritdner Mfbz
m.ao Bartlett b~eiratbets, Ser aber bier
BEL ibren Namen 8uroett Goutts an
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

Wertptdelung ferttg. Nn cine Setrdtl
lit ni9t Su oenten. 10 lange gu mi
Dem alien 8odum niGt fpie0sr ms Sc
leife tommit. Sin fol9er ni6tspiir1
bigger &erl. fpie On meinit. lit er nift
uno Damn haze i9 gepifIe 3e9te Of
Did. Su bait mir bur6 Define @or.
f6Idge biefe Suppe eingebrodt, nur
3tlf mir lie mir 9efGGigit audi aus.
ellen. SD Oenfe, oas lit often geIpro.
den. SD bate Dir Ole Sa6e i6reiter
t%Onnen; a6er Dag pdre mir feige Dor.
getommen. unO Damn polte i9 aud
oaR Su Dir oas W6bel onitehft."
Sirgen b. Oiifing erbpb ii9 lang.
lam, fa9te tein Wort uno etng nit ge=
pi3tigen Sritten aus Dem 3immer.
geur ais er Die Saustbiir guiding.
mertte man, bdb er beionoers aufgeregt
mar.
rNdnu, mas lit ods?" 0a6te SoIit.
r@r f6impft ni9t? 9eoeutet oas gu
tes poer gDIes?"
Oils pfli4tgetreucr 9eamter tesab er
it9 erit NOD einmal na9 feinem 8uz
redu, I'm bort Die O~rineen0Iten Nrbeis
ten gu erleoigen. Grit segen feds llbr
@benos tonnte er ii9 BEL 3pdum elm
finoen, UNI ii6er bie llnterreounq nit
Suitng 81 beri6ten. oils er, qefi6rt
BON Dem Stu6enmdb6en, oas Ipn6erz
bar lG6elte. in ods 3immer 6es Sdusz
BERN trat, fan0 er b;eIen gu ieinem
fpra6loien @ritaunen nit sSiiroen b.
Sitfing 6~ufummen BEL elmer SlaI6e
Wetn fibsr.
Siir9en b. Siiiing tpoIIte fi6 ii6er
ods ber6liiffte @eii6t oes NeFfen bal6
toot laden. Damn fugte er: vSaba,
oteier Win06un6, bieIer @riini6ndbel
tpollte feinen alien Snfel gum Tarren
MAIDEN; aber Der 4lts lit ibm Oo6 au
gerifen. 1a, gut alfol Ou foGft
Define Sobanna baten, aber aus meiner
9anb foGft Su fie befommen. S6
babe fir Did lei Dem 60fen Na6bar
dngebdlten. limo nun b0ren Sic, lie
Der godum, lafen Sic uns 8erfpbunq
feiern. Sci uns auf Dem 2anSe miro
Die Sd9e ni6t 10 troden abgema6t.
S9eer' Did binaus gu Seiner 8rdut,
Observation-Disclosures gteffe, uno ff0re
uns aIte perniinftise MGnner bier nidt
beim Srinfen."
Gd6enO empfingen orauBen Die aus
tiinftige S9piegermdma un6 sSobunna
Den Ifieflor uno erfldrten linn @Ges.
llnmittelbar nd9 Der Grtldrung SolFs
mar Siiiing gu 8odum gelaufen uno
Dor Den ge3uBten Na9bar nit ben
Worten getreten: sd fomme gu
S6nen, INN S6nen @%eri0bnung ansuz
bieten. Nebmen sic meme Sanb, p6er
merle Sic mid 'raus. 8epor sic
aber einen enti9e;Oenoen S9ritt tbun,
bOren sic MID an"
Damn mar es our @usfpra6e ami
1Gen DEN bet0en alien Serren aefoms
men, bel Der Is febr leb6aft %suaina.
Sas S9lubreIuItat aber mar oie roqs
ftGn6ige Qusf0bnung inter Der 9eoins
gung, Dab Sobunnu Die Satin oes
aiIefors piirbe.
unb Der &eft lit S9psigen, beIonz
oers barber, pis Siirgen b. Siiiina
nd9 Mitterna9t olsfab, uGs i'm iein
gieffe bon benz 8erlobungsf9maus
our9 Die menf9enleeren @traBen na6
1einer Wo6nung i9leppte. gr bra9te
IS ri9t iber fi9, oen Grbonfel in Die
lem I3uitdno Den lG6elnoen 8liden Des
9oteIperionals ausauieben, uno aes
pdbrte ibm 9aiffreunbi9aft Eel fi9,
pbgIei6 er Dies am anoeren Moroen
aug berf3ieOenen urfa9en gu bsreIen
bate.
ginen Strei9 aber fpielte eSiiraen
,. Siiing nod ieiner Nnii9t nod infpz
fern Dem Neffen, als er in ieirem
Seftament ni9t oiefen, fonoern beHen
6rau CUR llniperIalerbin ma6te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

ppIi3ift ais @rfinoer.
Sas gerliner Patentamt bat einen.
S9ubmann Rumens Meibner in Babs
reutb. 8upern, Elm Yatent perIieben.
Die Grfinouns betrifft cine @larmpor5
ridtun9 fir Subrrdoer, 10 anaeorbnet,
Dab elm Oiebitabi aussei4lpfen lift.
SpbdlO elm llnberufener bds Tabrrae
fpegnebmen pber traeen mill, ert6nt In
9etpi1en 3eita6itdnOen elm elettrif4es
Slodenfi9nal unb bemmt alei9aeitia
Die Sriebaaie oes SabrraoeG
6 D n / g 8 d mud Ser
g d Ii bengiI0e. Die Mrmbruffs
Sdiiben9ilbe gu StplArs (Sara) Be-
fibt einen alien psrtbboIen R0nissz
f4mud. Der bereits 1887 auf Dem gro
ben. gu Stolberg abgebaltenen
S9iiBen eeirogen ipuros. Gr lit ourd
ale 8riessitiirme uno pliinoerunsen
berganeener Sobrbunberte binour9
unperiebrt erbaIten geblieben. rSas
3leinoo," 10 i6reibt i1on TIT Die
3eitfu6sf9e Stolberger Staotdroz
nif, nipel9es our Pradt ansebanset
1T Der biefise &irdenpatron
ct. Wartinus in elmer &apele auf
pferbe fibeno uno oen Mrmen
elm Stiid bon ieinem &leibe mittbeiz
LEND. Sa-unter banset Elm S4ilo NIT
Dem Stolbersiiden DappenbirI9 uno
unter foldem eth aierlider pFiFdz
pfeil. iiber Dem Stf9of elm Mdnnidem
in ei1em 8aume, alles BON Silber uno
bergiilbet unb miro an elmer @ilbers
fette setrasen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

Der aItungsra t E
Der 9ibliotbet in BRETON, GnsIano,
bat Den gei9lub gefabt, 8iloer unter
DIE oortige S9uliuseno gu pertbeilen,
I'm in Der beranpa9ienoen Generation
Snterefe fir 9ei6idte gu errpeden.
Die gtloer bebanoeln Suiets Der BRITT
f4en @eihidte unS Mbtbolosis, fopis
ale epodolen GreisniFe Der WeIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
GntrdJnlnienttu.

= 7 a u | n Our Sreunoin):
sS&dmit Su Did oenn ni6t elm BIZ
lel, Su baft ood Oisfen Monat f6on
Den %Speiten @erehrer?"--Ireun :
sd bitp Did. es MERITS ia
RAP rliemano. 10 dbnlid fiebt er Dem
erften!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
(ShIub)

Jurgsn b. Outing mar bo9erfreut
ols er i3on na9 a9t Sagen einen 8rie
ieines Heffen hefdm, tpelder lautete:
r2ieber Sbml
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07

and Alfred Hahn attended a candy
breaking at Otto Robcrtson's, near
here, Saturday night.
I. N. Kirk received o car load OF
corn from Fuget Monday.
G., w. Stills shipped d couple Of
car loads Of stock TO East St. Louis,
Illinois, Monday.
Some Of fonr young folks are en-
joying the skating this cold snap
ID furnishing them hugely.
NJ Miss Grace Vance OF Grassy Tis
visiting her sister Mrs Grover
Matthews, here.
]. P. Plpken 3 Sons have sold
\ their stock Of restaurant goodstoJ,
I'M. Chronister. We are sorry to loss
them as they are good business men
4 Misses Mary, Lena and Lillian
!. Zimmerman and John Davenport
\ went to Frederiektown Tuesday e
visit relatives d few days.
g. II. Howard Of Chaffec ~ VISIT
ling friends here.
julius Rhodes is buying tics fol
IJ. M. Chronister this week.
PRoTHEMEus.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
AdministratOr's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the estate Of P. A..
Hardwick, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned by the Probate court
Of Bollinger county, bearing date 10Th
day of January, 1907. All persons hay
ing claims against said estate are requir-
ed to e4hibitthem to the undersigned for
allowance within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such estate and Il
said claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication Of
this notice, they win be forever barred.
j, g. HOWELL, Administrator.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07

spent Sunday with their brother,
Avery, near Marble Hill.
Noah Baker ofnear Glen Allen
visited 4 filendnear this place Satur.
day and Sunday.
Rev. j. u. Yount filed h's regular
appointment at Barks chapel Satur'
day night and Sunday.
Mrs. Noah Graves and daughter
Miss Maude, spent Sunday evening
at Rev. J. H. Yount's.
Miss Dora Barks is suffering will
a severe cold this week.
Prof win Nanney closed sue
cessful term Of school here Monday
| The school closed q few week
earlierthan was expected on acconn'
| of 4 lack Of funds. ! understand
1.-THE patrons of the school are wei
4 pleased with Mr.. Nanney's work,
Il G. 9. Mangle and wife sisitet
James Tceters and family Sunday
Wild RosE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
(&lssr Allen )

DR.. J. II. Reufroe went TO Fred
ericktown the first oflast week.
John Davenport Of Baldwin, Colo
Irado, Is here visiting Fslsss''es ss.a
friends.
Misses Mollie Bowman of cape
tSirardeau and Myrtle Lutes Of
Liitesville visited relatives here
Tuesday and Wednesday Of last ~
week.
Claude Zimmerman, who has en- m
pIoyment with 4 bridge crew at
Kennett, il visiting home folks here.
Rev. George King and wife visit
cd MIR. Kings daughter, Mrs. Elery
Zimmerman, herea fcw days last
week.
James Fowler went to ~. LOUIS
last week and purchased supplies
| for bis store.
Dee Rhodes and wiie went 70 De
Soto Saturday to visit friends afew
days. 4 '5t. \.
Mrs. John H. Zimmerman visited
| her sister, Mrs. r. M. Wells, a.
1 Marble Hill, 4 few days last. week
Oswell Osslg of Chrystal City
visited home folks near rhere Sunday
and Monday.
b. i. Glover visited bis family
4 here The first Of last week.
Mrs. Samuel Rhodes visited bel
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Revelle, at Lutes
vile, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. McElreath, the photographer
Of Whitewater was in this cltl
!, Wednesday of last week.
Miss Lizzie Hughes visited be
cousin, Mrs. G.. o. Matthews, her
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs,J. O. Stevens visited relative
at Fredericktown o few days Gas
b week.
\. Charles Cooper, night operate
|. at Delta, visited friends here la'
5 Sunday.
I'll Jefferson Stotes has moved y b
family here from Diehlstadt, =
J. has employment here as trackma'
Ie Circuit Clerk j. A. McGlothli
. spent Sunday with his family her
$, Mr.. Brandon, our section for
d man, moved into Miss carolil
ir Berry's property Monday.
d Misses Bessie and Irilla smyt
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
Mission ho,,se il Busna yentura,

mission house in Buena Ventura,
Mexico.
Miss Louise Frick stenogrnpher
for Interstate Hotel Register COM
pany, Kansas City, Missouri.
TroSie Noses, Swift 4 Go Pine
Bluff, Arkansas.
Breese Peery stenograpller ut
Indian agency, Muskogee, Indian
Territory.
George Beattie, stenographer and
storekeeper for Missouri Pacific.
Laura Secondyne, stenograpller
for r. B. Woodard, Dewey, Okla
homa.
Albert Landon, telegraph operator
and agent al Hepler, Kansas,
Joe Irving, bookkeeper for Bank
ot Morrellon, Arkansas. ss
g. w. Richards stenogVapher ior
4 gas company, Kansas CITY Mis-
souri,.
r. j. Cara. stenographer and
english correspondent for 4 steel
foundrv. Monterre, Mexico.
Miss Audrey Giny has received
promotion Is stenographer with the
| Missouri Pacific railroad " Sedalia,
Leonard Wyne leavesa q good posi-
\ ton with The Missouri Pacific tor I
4 s75 position as stenographer for th'
storekeeper of the Iron Mountain \
4 Little Rock, Arkansas.
School was never before ~ litter
esting. Pupils are enthusiastic owe
their work and d large class vii
graduate duringthe month Of March
1 "A new law class will begin tomorrow
All students who wish TO take lay
/ ii this class are earnestly requested
to be present. Notwithstanding th
sloppy, irregular weather we hay
had the past month, no fatal sick
ness has occurred at oil in Centre
Business College, and but few hav
. had 10 remain out ofschool. Almg
} number Of pupils have enrolled th
J past week and many will be IN n
! fret of next week.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
Administrator's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the estate Of Jesse
Phillips, deceased, have been granted 70
the undersigned by the Probate court OF
Bollinger county, bearing date 23rd day
of January, 1907. All persons having
claims against said estate are required TO
exhibit them to the undersigned for
allowance within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such estate and Il
said claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication o.
this notice, they will be forever barred
CIV. KERR, Administrators.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
.i(clippard.

Here / come for the first time,
and IT I don't land ing the waste
basket | win come again
Health Is not very good.
We are having somecold weather
George snider u seriously sick
with pneumonia.
Miss Effie Huffman Is quite sick
at this writing.
u. Baker and family contemplate
moving 10 Bloomfield IN the near
future. ~ s.lss
Elmer Snider Of near this place
has three very sick children.
William Barr Of near Glen Allen
visited his sister, Mrs. Dora Baker,
near Clippard last week. "
Our school is progressing nicely
under the able management Of Miss
Mary Henderson
David Miller has avery sick child
4 at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cobb anC
Miss Clara Huffman Of near Lahir
visited their uncle, A. A. Huffman
and family, near this place Satur
day and Sunday
4 Mrs. Emma Nichols has beef
having tussel with the cbills.
4 Miss Katie Snider and JohnNen
ninger went to St. Louis Saturday
Master John Nichols is on th
puny list.
Success to The PREss.
SN0w BIRD.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
TrOWeI.

Health is good in our burg, with
the exception Of Henry Allen, who
has been on the sick list.
All infant child Of Marcus Shell
died January 81.
The factory has been running
steadily the past week.
We are informed that Torrance
Fowler of near Hahn has discov-
cred mineral--supposed to be lead.
Hiram Fowler Of near Trowel is
in poor health at this writing, but
we hope for his early, recovery.
In accordance with the prophe-
eies concerning ground hog and the
second day Of February, we are to
have six weeks ofwinter YET. Boys
pepare yonr wood. It win be hard
on the cows, especially where theil
owners have reached the back enc
Of the corn crib. But we hope BIZ
hogship died before that time.
i The people of this vicinity ar
excited over rumors Of some kin'
OF a wild animal that can be bear'
, near Robert Rogers's at night On
man says It is . WOLF and that !
followed him one night while o.
his way home. Another man say
be got a glimpse of It one day Will
- .-..... lsial.I e.rank and Il
. pronounced ii 3 jackai nr somethin
D of that kind.
Benton DelIinger has been see
; at a place under suspicious eircHu
stances but It is hoped notbin
4 serious will result.
Lewis Null says be notices a do
: tax has been proposed 10 the legi
4 Iatarc. and be has been in this pa
u the country trying 10 buy shee
! .sn ns=~s he thinks there will
some protection 70. sheep.
We psiicpa that ; corresponds
j. writing from Hahn. n ths BaHns
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07

Health Is not very good IN this
vicinity.
We are having q taste OF real
winter weather at present. -7A N
Rev. j. II. Yount filed his regu'
lar appointment at Barks chapel
Saturday md Sunday.
Grandma SweitKer is still very
iii with pneumonia.
Ransom Hahs and family Of
Grandin arc visiting relatives and
friends 10 this vicinity this week,
Mi and Mrs. John Nenninger ot
ST. Louis visited her grandmother,
Mrs. Caroline SweitEer, last week.
Jacob Masters il still quite puny-
MI. ana Mrs. W. Fl. Cobb and
Miss Clara Huffman Of near this
place visited relatives and friends
near Cllppard Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Louis Anger of Leopold
spent last week with Mrs. Sweitzer
There is man near Latin who
has two mothers and d mother-in
1 law, all named Lizzie.
William H. Cobb and Miss Mary
ID. Huffman wereunited 10 marriage
1T the home Of the brides parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Huffman, Jan
uary 80, Rev. W ]. Pcston officia
ting, The groom was reared nea'
Glen Allen and ~ an excellen
young man, and the bride Is one 9
our most popular young ladies
Miss Ettie Huffman was BRIDESMAID
and Charles Huffman was groom'
man. Tbeyoung couple were tb
recipients Of many nice and usett
presents. The writer wishes ther
4 long, happy life. They will max ma
I. their future home with the bride
parents. GOLDEN HEAD
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
S1rs,olxed Creelk.

Charles Green worked for Perry
starkey, near Patton, part OF last
week.
Burette Henderson, who has been
at Fredericktown q while, came
home one day last week.
Henry slinkard gave the young
people a singing Saturday night. Y
was well attended and enjoyed BY
all present
Mrs. ]. W. Davenport has been OF
the sick list seTeral days.
aUncIe" Sam Hawn has beer
suffering from rheumatism for SOM
time.
I About twenty or our PvvP's' -
loved some good music at Henri
IDavis's Sunday night Epps HawH
with his grapbsPbOneand Mr. Davi
and bis son, Leo, with their FIoiin'
furnished the music.
Some Of our yong people attend
cd = birthdsy party at wiIliAi
Ksschsnss Monday night Jar.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07

ployment at Charleston, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
shanks, near this place.
Our school Is progressing nicely
under The careful management Of T.
D. ChoStner.
Albert Barrett and wife Of Lutes.
vile visited Mrs. Barretts parents
near hero Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Carrie Reutxel left 4 few
days ago for 81. Louis, where she
expects TO tine employment in .
shoe factory.
Miss Sadie Nanney Of Scopus, one
ofthe Will Mayfeld College stu
dents, Il taking a short vacation
and visited Miss Nellie Huskey
MONDAY and Tuesday.
Mrs. 2 H. Ramsey has been quite
sick, but Is able TO be out again.
Albert Barrett, stable boss for the
Pioneer 0ooperage Company q
| lLutesville, is nursing q very sore
Ibani, thsresult Of handling . young
horse.
T'bomas Huskeys III. and sister,
i Miss Nellie, attended tho closing
exercises Of the Union Ridge school
Monday.
j Jasper Siratton bad themisfortune
10 lose bis house and contents by
FIRE recently. The family were away
4 from home when Il burned.
4 4 Mrs. Rachel Call recently return
Cd from VISIT to relatives q
:. Burfordville.
Otho Critics visited the UnioI
Ridge school Monday.
Miss Sadie Nanney visited oul
school Tuesday. OHsERvER.
Ii T. . l. . l. X
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
Brush Greek.


DEAR ED1roR:-I will now send
in few more items.
Health is reasonably good in our
little burg.
Dr. A. T. kirkpatrick and Lee
Morgan left last Monday sfor st.
Louis, where Lee has secured . po-
sition with the Hamilton, Brown
Shoe company.
Dolph Fish, one Of our neighbor
boys who has been attending Will
MayHeld College, spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
D. W. Rowe has returned from
| his visit TO Illinois. His brother
accompanied him home and vii
remain for an extended visit. o.
February 5 they viii start to Wes
/ Plains 10 visit brother residing a
that place.
4 Rev. ]. G. Hembree viii fill hi
regular appointment at the BaPtis
church Saturday night and Sunday
Bro. Hut will preach at th
Methodist church the second satui
day night and Sunday.
A few of the near relatives wer
invited by Mrs. D. ". Roweto din
with them last Sundays mr. fiowc
brother John. of Illinois, being th
! guest Of honor. All reported q
enjoyable OCCASION
'. Mr.. Mouser seems 10 be doing
Irood business with his sawmill.
Mrs. Charles Beatty is reports
some better.
Mr. and Mira Allie Trnnord vlsI
ed NJ Che home Of Noah Fish y
3 Saturday night LIrTIE sIsrEa.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
our Correspondents.
Lodge.

Health Is very good.
@. w. Stills shipped two car loads
Of stock 70 81. Louis Monday.
Hiram Sitzes and Miss Elizabeth
sample we're united BY the holy
bonds of matrimony January 2S
at the residence ofRev. FF. Yount
who ofilciated.
w. H. Pound and family o
Okalona, Arkansas, are visiting MI
Pounds parents and other RELATIVES
near here.
I George Seabaugh and family
after visiting relatives here q while
returned to their home near Patto'
Monday.
As news is scarce I will close.
| 81 OBsEHvEn.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07

said that Squire Henry Shell could
tie the knot as hard as anybody.
/ suppose be means according e
size.
Very truly yours, Mr. Editor,
ORsERvER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
linton Ridge.

4Iealsh !. noi very good q ihls
writing.
James Aussin Of Bloomfield NOV
Il % shls ns.ehboFhood lasi seek.
CIV Bsrkzand zisier. nlss Don
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
INA holland Cases.

Ina I4Olan1 Cases.
ars Dol. Pat Dyer Of 81,
med upand down thcstatsi
ht the republican party
lifted 10 ''sse the books. "
permitted to inspect z set
Is appear 70 have been
federal court at ST. Louis
IA, young D. r Dyer. Of
smbeszling s6i. 300 from
fy, where lie was employed
10 Treasurer Atkins, and
IL no one would be pun
loss Of federal finances,
appear that the shortage
rood, as i bill has been In
Ihe national congress to
kins for the loss, Secretary
liz be does not think Mr..
be sued on his bond and y
the government should
rot this money. Who
Il did not eyaporate or iiy
hdow. The morality cf tho
y demands that there should
4 done to ascertain what be-
ID to punish the guilty. Mr.
slnen should be forced to
sortage good, even II the
immunity to Cortelyoi and
doesh hold good 10 their cases
J entitled, 10 know why and
'fpose this immunity is Ok.
|ey have waited patiently to-
D see the work Of inyestiga,
but no Indication Of such Of.
coming. The promised in
by the congressional com
! also to have been lost y
al young Dyer admitted tina
nitted forgery, thathe force
ID that he was "a noisy none,
,ut he denied emphaticall'
taken the money. Then b
Cd. Now bis father saystha
man win not re- -enter the gov
but win proceed :
nest living II the odd Peo
1 him alone. Dyeris himseI
mt ofhcial, > paid servant (
interests he 10 suppose
ID because the people saw !
interest In the case against b
Ints il. BY the uss Of abusi'
His family has lived Of Il
4 quarter of a century, al
, ri TO take perceptions to the
Iuiry when they want TO b.
that s0i 500 went 70.
onths ago an eighty-year-o
IS, postmaster at Estell "
) and found to be $50 short
Its. For this dire crime !
were forced to make good =
d Weiss is nov serving . ye
ONE one was punished inth
ats win not forget that Ed n
,ent TO prison for his dsfals
bat Pat Dyer and his henchn
= sparing in The heaping
him and the making Of pa
his oiIerce. They viii !
%, that # was > dsnocrs
|emUfatie Jury znu , osu
Who sent him % W
d they viii not forget that
nocrstic gosernm-the in'
refused . pardon b
aiHsrsnesst- Jossph {
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07

Ste Genevieve has
aer citizeus In the
convict In forty
bed Demo ocrat cor.
N|s is certainly an
ccrd. and one no
thc state enjoys
NE auditor states
81 costs Of the coun'
4O. Last year the
"a the county ran w
NJ CAphnitt~N ~ ~.
sramps, touring tb'
nto d smolxehoase Il
Of Sic. Genevieve
ernent ii Missouri
AMBER Of hides. Th'
han and two negroes
sbepenitentiary, AZ
county however. haI
bc state prison IN fort.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
Huekey.

Wlafer ed plenty q 4.
HIs Ids shsnks shp has eR
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-07
ufrai Basiness College items
sedalls. 10.

EI.s following pupils have been
ICED in sood positions the pasi