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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That the sub
~ scriber, OF Anne Arundel county. has OBJ
saincd from the Orphans Court OF Anne Arun-
on the peFsonal estate OF JOSE SALAFIA
late OF Anne Arundel county, deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased
vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber. on or before
THE 5th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1907,
They may otherwise, by Law, be excluded
from al benefits Of the said estate. All persons
indebted 20 said estate are requested 70 make
Given under ny hand this 3oth day Of April
1877.
ROSA 8ALAFfA,
Administering
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FH HasHfn af NaFtaln Badger tn fhe
%assl kea.lems - sineeFeig veieom-
- ~ msnf ffien.Is sua aimifers ~
Eas aasal aHesr in tnnanuiis and
Na nefmHn a. sunHfinfunsirut - the
seeai tea.irmN 81 meat acceptable.
8snfInr ets trras sf Iafv af ihe Naval
ssaienN annse Few vnKFs ago Zap.
tar feen fensasau.isf Badger. en-
..eaf.t tianseif - a. large eoterieuf cit-
a# Nanafs5is. an.f especially o.
8ae rerteeenaafisss ef stse press 50 this
s.tf. kaass kinG and eeurteoas. al
eaFs then1eaaI and eansideFale 81
ers Narfain Badges made mauy
fsanas hfre a. 80 dees evorvu here.
IIIs rclaHn "a EIa8Iv weieomed fer he
Hei mnlr senalar sod semitic
Hsr. tnI tn eeeFx scrse au enleer ~
fl.f fnefesn naeV. 81 ehom tse tsov
esuaefa msar fustlv hr nsoud.
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70 send Eve delegates from the FIRST. Fourth,
Fiffh. sixth and EIghth Districts, and i've
delegates from the first prerirrt OF the Sec
ord District. i've delegates frelil th- second
from the f1rsf preeInct OF the ThHd District
and eve delegates from the second precinct
81 the Third District. fthesnye delegates from
each precinct Of the second and Third DIS
trfrfs 10 east IN the county Convention two
and one-half votes from each precinctl 10 .
County Convention 70 be held IN the Ltty q
Anna polls. n the Court House. ~ II o.elock
noon on Wednesday, July 11st, 20 send I'VE
delegates 70 the Democratic state Conven-
ton which Assem- bIes iu the city Of Balti-
more or the eighth day o. Angn.t. -; - 10 70
state. comptroller Of the state Treasury.
Acknowledgement, and Clerk Of the Court OF
Appeals. and. also. 10 elect i've delegates 20
a Judicial Convention OF the Flfth Judicial
Circuit 10 meet at Eilicott city on the four
tenth day Of August. i995, at noon4 70 noInl-
FIffh Judicial Circuit. and TO nominate a
county ticket. as follows. One candidate for
the senate, four candidates for the House OF
Delegates. one candidate for STATS Attorney,
one candidate for sheriff, three candidates
for Judges Of the Orphans Court. seven can
dldates for County Commissioner and one
candidate for County surveyor.
The polls will be held as follows:
FIRST Diskrfct-Birdsviiief from 3to p. M.
second. DiEtrfct-FfrBt Precinct-kng1ue
House. 3lo p. M Second Precinct-Poiiine
Thlrf District-First Precinct-waterford
10 ,. IN. second Preeinct-Grange Hall
TO p. m.
Fourth District-Old Polling house. te
pm District-Loek-up. Brooklyn, 3 % TO
D. n.
sixth District Annapolis cIty-Assembiy
Rooms, 20 y. IN.
Eighth Dislrict-First Preclnct-Polllnf
House, TO 8 p. IN. Second Precinct-Poilinf
House, 10 8 p. m.
Signed-FRANK A. BOND, Chairman,
LUTHER q. DOWNS, Sec.
state Central Committee for A. A. County
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Notice IL hereby given, that the Subscriber, Of
Anne Arundel counfy, has Obtained from the
orphans Court of Anne Arundel county, IN
warviand. Letters Tesfanentnry on the personal
estafe Of JAMES = TAYLOR, late of Anne
Arundel county, decreased. All persons having
riaims against the decreased, are hereby warned
- ex hfhif fne sane, with the vonchcn thereof.
% the subscriber on or before the
I1th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1877.
They may otherwise, by Law. be excluded
Insebfed % safd cstafe are requested 70 make
Inrmedizte p1f rent
Given uafsr us zn1 f-tf 7th dzy Of May.
BERTHA TAYLOR,
ms Execufrfx.
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Notice to Creditors.

NToTrcK n EERKBY OWEN. that the sab.
~ scribe- Of Ann9 Arundel Co.. has Obtained
from the orpha ns' Couff Of Anne Arnndel comn.
- IN Maryland letters feNfameufary On the
p<rsouaf estate Of HUGH MCCUsk kK, late
81 Aune Arundel Co.. deceased. All persons
hnwfua claims szainal the decreased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
tnerrof 10 the subscriber on or before the
f5th DAY OF AUGUST, 1907.
rhey may Otherwise, b. law. be exeiuded
srorn al beneafa Of the said estate. All persons
sndehtcd TO said esiste are requested 70 make
frrmedsntc payment.
Given under my hand this sth day OF PEP:
JOHN !. MoCUsKER.
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JAMES NJ. MUNRoE. Attorney.
ORDER NISI.
IN THE MATTER or THE SALE OF THE
MORTGAGED REAL ESTATE OF
CHARLES T.. HARRIS.

In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No. 1'55 Equity.
ORDERED. this sixteenth day OF July,
1901, that the sale OF the property mentioned
IN these proceedings made and reported Dy
James NJ. dunrCe, Attorney, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary thereof
Be shown ON or before the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1907.
Psovld<d. a copy OF this order be inserted IN
some Newspaper published In Anne Arundel
county. once I'm each ofthree successive weeks
before the said Sixteenth day ofAugust, next.
The report states the amount of sales TO be
GEO. WILLS Clerk.
IeI5 GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
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Ihe Ereateet advantage "a the com
5aE cireumnak iEsiion af south Amer
sea mti1 ha io ascertain how many
haitiesalrs aud afznored CTniseFs are
sunlrieufle seas eIthy te snake such q
ssaNaee. = flarnasluW Mail.
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Fine Water Front Properties
HFAn oF SEVERN fss Acres. beautiful
shore fruuE we'll wooded. small improve
rment .run0er lent to both railroads - miles
from haTtfmorc. S<e8
IOYCES HEIGHTS Zee Acre. highest
point on severn ktvsr.near Arnold Station
No buildings. sI@fxN
BELMONT So Acres. superb situation
on fav nnd Moweff's creek and line Of
n4g Ridge Railroad. 2 miles from Annapolis.
large dwelling and ether buildings. So o00.
Per further particulars. apply 70
mE DANIEL r. RANDALL.
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4 WV
7 eA'i'f
&c "eaaNefs JOSH nie
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ro PREvKxr FRAUD IS coUxrY PRIMARIES.
The following was offered by Frank >.
Revell, q member OF the state Central Com
mittee for Anne Arundel County, but was
voied down, no one voting for II but himself,
showing that the committee did not want 20
deal fairly In the matter:
ITO insure perfect fairness In the prfmar-
les, the Judges receiving the ballots shall
twist each and every ballot before depositing
them IN the ballot boxes"
Signed-FRANKS >. REVELI,
Member OF state Central Committee for
Anne Arundel County stdjy6
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a. sas ihoughlful a the yellow
stone Fa8k waltrcss a. fall IN thc
fake Instead 80 geyser. Vice Prcsi
gent Falrbauks miehf have kesitated
- faseae heF from a holllne spring.
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There appears Ia be- enc distinguish
iug difference between Bryan and
5adse Parker. ar BTyan il tenacious
- his oNn Opinions and Judge Par
kaf ia tenacious 81 other people.
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Mrs. Harriet Johnston Wood says
that in time women viii 10 All the
proposing. According a. George Ber-
nard shaw they are doing Il all nov.
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Admiral Namomoto, Ia speaking a.
she reporters. said with dimculty
Much lies wiih your pens. He
et ilentiy came nearer lhe truth than
ha intended.
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The war between Japan and the Uni
t.d states. which has been fought 10
abs finish on paper. is about over
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Tho Democrats ~ Mary lAud would
~ glad iust nov IL they could sing
0ut az the wilderness.
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@nch weather a. this Is calculated
81 reduce Taft and Others 81 his kind
- d grease spot.
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
FOR
Free Scholarships

once ofthe Board Of County school Com
n lssl0ners Of Anne Arundel county.
Annapolis, Nd June ,, 1897.
A Competitive Examination Will be neid
al the Pubic - nool Building IN Annapolss.
o. MON DAY. July -. lss7 beGining ~ 70 a.
"a. 10 flI scholarships due Anne Arundel
county iE the Western Mary land College.
state Normal school. Washington CJiiegc
and ~. Aary's Eeminary.
one scholarship Is vacant IN Western
Maryland N0llese-for a male one In ~.
Mary = Seminary. female One In W Washing
Ton College Collegiate Department. male
one 20 Washington College. Normal De-
rartmcnt. male or female.
The scholarships to Western Maryland
college. "a asnlngrou college and 81 Mary =
Seminary. entltic the holder 10 receive board
and tuition free and may be held for four
years
candidatos must not Dc less that fifteen
gears old and must give bond 10 teach IN
Maryland two years.
80 order 81 the Board.
a.. A. WALLIS.
County school superintendent.
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That uoise like an electric fan is the
eool breszes from the bay waited over
Annapolis.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.


The Democratic voters of Anne Arundel
County are requested 10 hold their Primary
Meetings on
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hAf TwO-StOY Frame Dwelling

Containing SIX Rooms. .Outbuiidiugs,
Fences. etc.
TERMS OF SALE Aiik s-One-baif OF the
pare hase money a. be paid IN cash on the
day ~ sale or ou the ratification thereof by
the Court. and the balance in six months
from the day of sale. the deferred payment
"a bear Interest and to be Jecured 10 the sat
isfacti0n Of the undersigned. or all cash at
the option or the purchaser. A deposit Of
fio1 viii Be required on the day OF SALE
Persons desiring 10 purchase VIII inquire
81
FRANK "A. STOCKETT.
lez Attorney Named IN Mortgage.
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TRUSTEES SALE
--OF VALUABLE
Waterfront Real Estate
IN the Fifth Election District Of
Anne Arundel County, Md,
near Baltimore City.

~ virtue 90 decroe of the Circuit Court
foF knna Arundel 0ouuty sitting On EIuity,
dated oo tnr @ith day ~ MAY, fts9, ard passed
iu a certain cause I'd said Court pf udiuE
wherein amanda E Cromwell et ~ we're
Iemp mpiafuauts and Fuos n. Cromwell ct al
we're Drfendauis. tne undersigned Trustees
wti Offer ~ public sale On ThE PREMISES
seq
Wednesday. the Twcnty-First
Day Of August Nineteen
Hundred and Seven, at
Two O'Clock p. M.
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ne real esfste - fae late John g.. Cromwell
r1usis fluz of two H NuEku A<uTWk ~
EA-UNN HES uF LtNu. more or less.
ffflrfuNaef ~ y eumsarfnNfe
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tsenefal Humidity has mastialed
ali his forces and surrounds The tow q.
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JULIAN BREWER. AUerIoSEEe.
PUBLIC SALE
% p
Lot and Dwelling
In Eastport, Anne Arundel
County, Md.

Under 4 power contained IN a mortgage
from Howard q. Clancy, dated the thirtieth
day OF June, nineteen hundred and six, and
recorded in Libcr - ". No 20, folio 80, etc.
one OF the Land Records OF Anne Arundel
county. the undersigned As the attorney
named ia said mortgage Will offer 10 public
sale at the Cbtk HOUSE door In the city
% Annapolis, Maryland. on
The oasis., 1907-04-06
He Can Be Moved.

When the territorial prison is removed from Yuma to Florence there will be one prisoner who cannot set up the plea that he was sentenced to serve his term at Yuma, and nowhere else: and he is Francisco Martinez, who was sentenced yesterday to a term of ten years in the institution named
 In pronouncing sentence upon Martinez Judge Nave stated that the defendant shall serve in the territorial prison wherever 1t may be now or hereafter located in the Territory of Arizona" That fixes the matter so the prisoner may be removed with the prison, without any question.
 Judge Nave announces his in- tention of making all sentences he pronounces hereafter to read in the same way. Should all of the judges adopt the same practice there will be in the prison many who will be subject to removal anyhow, when the time comes for removal, As it will be many months before the new prison will be ready for receipt ofconvicts it may be considered doubtful whether the objection that has been raised can prove very material
The oasis., 1907-04-06
Has Faith in Mexico

F. c Mclean, a native of North ern New York, is in Washington from Parral, Mexico, where he went fifteen years ago and where he is now interested in mining.
 Mexico, so to speak, has been good to Mir. Mclean, and he ac- knowledges the wonderful business opportunities of the country in the following interview which is being printed extensively in the east.
 "More fortunes will be made in old Mexico in the next twenty years than in any other part of the globe" said F. c. Mclean. "The people of the United States have no conception of the wonderful wealth of Mexico. That country is just emerging from sleep of centuries.
 'The country, however, is devel- oped rapidly under the administra- ton of President Diaz, who, 1 be- lieve, is one of the greatest men of the century.
 "The great natural resources of Mexico will become better known in a very few years. Not only is the country one of the richest on earth in mineral way, but agri- culturally and in every other way, it offers opportunities to make fortunes for young men who go there. Mexican Herald.
The oasis., 1907-04-06
Court Proceed dings.

The account of the proceedings on the front page was brought down to Thursday evening.
 Yesterday the Court tried the case of the Gladstone Mining Com pany vs. R. T. Rankin and others, and the man Martinez, convicted of rape Thursday was sentenced to term of ten years in the peni- tentiarv.
 The case involving six head of cattle was dismissed for want of prosecution, the territory's most important witnesses failing to come in. But the calves were adjudged to be given to the claimants. This case was part of the proceedings against the Stephens Brothers, who were held to appear before the grand jury and the bill ignored.
 Today the court will try the case of Leandro Rodriguez, indicted for an attempted rape. which was sent over from Mowry after preliminary examination in that precinct.
The oasis., 1907-04-06
for Male stenogfspher
 and Clerk for NogsIes.

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examl- nation on April 30, 1907, to secure elipibles from which to make certification to fill vacancy in the nosition of stenegropher and clerk lmale), at $1 200 per annum, in inc Office of the Collector of Gus toms, Nogales, Ariz., and vacan- cies as they may occur in any branch of the service requiring similar qualifications.
 Men only will be admitted to this examination.
 Age limit, Is years or over on the date of examination.
 The scope and character of this examination are indicated in Form 1424, Information for Applicants for the Stenographer and Typewri- ter Examination"
 This examination is open to all citizens of the United States who comply with the requirements.
 This announcement and Form 142E contain all information ,ohich IS communicated 10 applicants re- garding the scope of the examination, the Udcancie or Uacancies to De fUled, and the qualifications required.
 Applicants should at once apply for application Form BOA and Form 1424 either to the United States Civil Service Commission, Wash ington, D. C., or to the secretary of the board of examiners at the GUS tom-house at Nogales, Ariz. No application will be accepted unless properly executed and filed with the United States Service Commis- sion, Washington, D. c. In ap- plying for this examination the exact title as given at the head D! this announcement should be used in the application.
 As examination papers are ship ped direct from the Commission tc the places of examination, 1t is nee. essary that applications be received in ample time to arrange for the examination desired at the place indicated by the applicant. The Commission will therefore arrange to examine any applicant whose application is received in time tC permit the shipment of the neces sary papers.
 Issued March 9, 1907.
The oasis., 1907-04-06

APPLICATIONS TOR 8ntIiNG rErHffs
 #VIH z hereby HiReH hai fl applications fUf Htfmits lU gfNfH cattle HnN h0fsts within the ft NACNtOHi NATION fUHK@f dHflhs Zoe soasDG Of lM1 muEt be filed in mF fHlep a NoRales. Afiz., ou lf before }bfl lsi 1H7 full information iu feaafd t0 the gfuling fees tu be charged and blHuk forms tD Je u.ed ifi maeinR application Wili bp Furnished upoi request. h. <. RODGERS. Acting supervisor
The oasis., 1907-04-06

Yesterday MT. J. L. Sheperd went to Hermosillo, expecting to return tomorrow morning.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-04-04
Bessviile.

Easter was observed with an egg
breaking at John Green's Saturday
night. Beautiful decorations, an itD-
promptu program and q large nest full
Of eggs at Sunday school, and singing
at D. r. Bess's In the afternoon. AL
were we'll attended and enjoyed.
Ira welker and wife Of Fredericktown,
w. A. weiker from the Cape Narmal,
Hoadly Arthur ami wife Of Lutesyiiie,
Clyde whitener and wife, J. n. Ghost
ner and family, William Coombs and
wife from near Spring Valley, Robert
Alexander and family Of Lodge, Willie
| Mayfeld Of Mayheld were among those
who spent Easter in this community.
HI. Msbuce and family spent EasteI
with Mrs. Muench.
Farmers are getting their corn in a
fast as possible, to be ready for another
dry spring, as local weasser prophets
predict Is in store for Us.
Charles Rhodes had plow demolish.
cd in the fieid while he was at dinner
Ye scribe must say that person win
would stoop to such work is IN 'fndghtl
poor business" Such s'trifing" Is |
| blur on any community, and the less 0
1t the better,
Cleye Hale has employment with T
i r. watts.
Mrs. James Greer, familiariy know
AZ "Aunt Nellie, ," moved to Cape Cir
ardeau 10 make heg home with he
youngest son, who is working in TIE e
shops. She win be missed bT many {
this and adjoining DeighborhOodL :
she has always been standby in sieh
ness and trouble, and her many ffienf
wish her 3 pleasant life in hsrBew bon
whOoping cough seems % have dis
!. out. but Ars. Dee Rea had the misfoFI
..a sa aa4.h t,.s s.aeseles = IeI.s sss.l
on her way home from visit il Iiiino
and ths community Is sexpeeting 3 sisG
Of measles.
' Prayer meeting st WI. Hais's TINS
4 dag night, bat there sflI Be noss I
Union Sunday night. il bsing tlss g
sandsy, sadibeFs sili De pFsaehins
tAs Ridge. BsHsn4saA-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-04-04
ing triends and rela.Iyes nsar heFe shis

ing friends and relatives near here this
week.
MissNina Grimsley visited Miss Lizzie
Stark last Sunday. 1f
Master Milford hellishaviug . rnnIgd
with the chills..
Rev. jos. Simpson preached an inter-
esting sermon at Barks chapel last Sur
day 10 large congregation.
Mra w. J. Poston and daughter, Miss
Belle, visited her daughter, Mrs. Ida
1inter, near Crossroads last week.
Mrs. Lubbers, who has been staying.
With Mrs. Sweitzer, returned 70 her
home near Leopold last Saturday.
Mrs. O. e. Kinder Is afflicted With
chills.
Mr. and Mrs. N. w. Huffman ard
daughter, Miss Clara, Of near HuskeS,
visited e. L. Shell and family at this
place last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Robinson Of near Bessvil..' 7
visited relatives and friends here lasi
week
Mrs. Bette Snider and daughterl
Misses May and Hazel, visited Mrs. Get.
Robinson near Latin last Saturday ant
Sunday. B
Rev. John Stone Of near Scopus pass
ed thru our town last Sunday on his wal
home from Fairyiew, where he attendet
q ministerial meeting.
John Stark, who has employment 2
Oran, spent Easter with home folks q
this place.
Thomas Berry Of Patton has been her
the last few days on business. f.
Messrs. John and George Poston b
Iohs Moore, Who have employment a
oran, spent Easter With relatives an
friends near this place.
Miss Dina vandeven, who is stayinl
with Mrs. Sweitzer, attended Easter ser
vices at Leopold.
Rev. Joseph Simpson lost a fine hors
recently. A Lost BROTHER.
i
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-04-04
Possun Creelx. .

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hawn visited
at W. H. Lutes's Sunday.
Miss Mary Rockwell of oran, who
has been visiting her parents at this
place, returned home Sunday.
W. A. Jutes is on the sick list.
Jack Frost visited on our creek
this week and took some of oHr
fruit.
Miss Colnmbia Hawn of Crook
90; Crews sir,i-Ii ssiiissrs isoFH iinwn
and Nellie Luies a few days. re
turning home Monday.
J. l.. Lutes has purchased 3 new
camera and is learning the art o
photography. lie is dOiag som'
good work.
n. N. lawn uf Grooked Creel
visited ffiessds in this vie1niiy nai
urdsy and Sunday.
Jesse A. Hawn end his frieni
-ss:ssssa ssazss = IssFs;'
Sunday.
Messrs. Epps Hawn aad J. 1
I4lss ahd Missss cslsnbis Ha~'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-04-04
our Correspondents.
I4alduA.

h. -a
How is this for a cold snap2 ! fear II
will get our fruit.
Thomas Albright has been very sick,
but is better at this writing.
J. H. Chostner and family visited Mrs.
Chostner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. john
son Yount, near Bessville, Saturday and
Sunday.
E. r. Wall and sister, Mrs. Shafer Of
st. Louis, visited the family Of g.. W.
Stills last week.
Mrs. Rachel Alexander died at the
home Of her son. r. e. Alexander
March q, aged rs years. The remains
we're laid to rest in Trace Creek GENE.
terry Thursday. ReY. J. G. HembFet
conducted the funeral services in thu
presence Of an attentive and sympathetic
congregation.
News is scarce and ! will close, wish
ing success TO THE PRESS land its readers
OBSERVER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-04-04
Shralrr1.

Health is not very good in this neigh
borhood.
Farmers are busy plowing for corn.
A good shower Of rain would be ap-
preciated now.
Some Of our farmers have planted
some corn.
r. S. Patton has been on the puny list
the last few days.
M. F. Lincoln and family visited at
w. D. Patton's Wednesday night.
w. D. Patton and family visited rela-
tiyes near Scopus last Saturday night
and Sunday.
The Farmers union meets at the Hur-
ricane schoolhouse every Tuesday even
ing.
P.S. Patton and Miles Lincoln had
business up in Cape Girardeau county
last Friday.
Some of the boys around here say thes
were not wise to the fact that wearing !
false mustache Is a violation Of the law
but that they always knew it was fel'
ony to make counterfeit money.
There is fine prospect for bumpe
peach crop If the frost don't KILT.
PAT.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-04-04

Monday, where be is running q
butcher shop. We are sorry to
lose him.
Edward Bergman il studying
telegrapby 10 the depot here.
]. A. Berry went to St Louis
Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Carolyn and Mrs. Ida Berry
went to Lutesyille Saturday.
! DR.. j. II, Rtnfro Is visiting bis
daughter at st. Louis this week.
r. Smith shipped a car load Of
lumber from here Saturday.
Mrs. P.J. Burford and Mss Bessie
Hall went to st. Louis Monday.
Mr. Glover, the hoop manufact.
urer, moved back to our town last
Monday.
J.Q. Stevens and Mrs. Robert
Bergman went 70 Cape Girardeau
last week to attend the funeral Of
their broiher-in-law, Cbas. Snyder
Dan Glover visited bis family
here Sunday.
T. II. Zimmerman went 10 ST
Louis Monday.
John Rhodes took charge of tb'
postofiice here Monday.
Miss Flora Bergman closed hel
school at Lutesville one day las
week and returned to ber home here
William Reilly went to Frederick
town on business Monday.
William Maloney is visiting hi
brother here this week.
Miss Lizzie Lee Of Marquand /
here attending TO the postofiee fo
JObn Rhodes.
Mrs. Stamm is very sick at thi
writing.
Messrs. Clarence and Pre-
Mounts Of Cornwall visited tbei
uncle, Robert Bergman, near ber
Sunday and Monday.
II I'd Wall and sister, Mrs. L. c
! sbeafer, Of WeIlston had busines
here few days last week.
. Rev. VI. A. DayaaIt Of MarbI
Hill preached q very interestin
3 sermon here Sunday.
y. BarfOrd and son, Jeroml
e visited relatives at LutesyiIIe MOI
: day night.
/ n y. Kinder and daughter, Nj,
Hattie, Of Buchanan, were in tor
Monday.
MrE P. Yount Of JstesvilIe visi
ed relatives here Sunday asd No
/ day.
JOhn Zimmerman and daugbte
/ Miss Sadie, vent to Marble HI
l Taesday.
lis 5um , NsSrHn and wifi
1 Marble Hill VISITED Mr.. NeNrss
sisser. Mn IA. BerTy. Ieresusda
4 PsoNETHus.