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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01
E. M. Douthitt, a Prominent
Singing Evangelist, Ab-
sent Thirty Years.
ORGANIZED 1877 GLEE CLUB
FACT THAT ALL OF CLUBS
TWELVE MEMBERS ARE STILL
LIVING.

Greensboro, Ind, Jan. 1.-The re
turn to Greensboro Of +. NJ Douthitt
or ''Eph" as he is better known by all
who knew him, after an absence OF
nearly thirty years. blnG5 to ligAt the
story of an interesting and successful
career. When yOun" man AMI vet
at home he decided to become Il Sun.
day school worker and realizing he
field for such in his OVID community
was limited, he drifted away aLd IN
formed relatives later that ne had TO-
Gated in the state of TEXTS PUgSess-
ed with a remarkable voice ne rapidly
forged to the frc2 : ~ a Singing evan
gelist" and for nineteen wears has
travelled through the states Of Illinois
Louisiana, Texas, Missouri ard Cali
fornia, engaged in such vOr1 lie has
also, in the meantime. uecOnc i 1c' sc
and song writer o. uutiCldI vote.
While here he visited with ms cousin
}. H. Chapman and also at The nome
Of his brother-in-iaT J. i. CIdwaun
Mr.. DOuthitt WAS the originate" Of
the old Band and GIee Club OF ISL
and it is rather unusual thar they are
all still living. Theirs Wer1 twelve in
number and are as follows Henry
Horney, E. NJ. Doutnttt, d Hatfield.
Lutte Osborn, Waite Gunchlc, Name
R1aser, Mike Ragnl. Nun Snyder. Nes
Nicholson, Dartiy DOYLE. VII GunCk,c.
and Ed Osborn. Ike dedicated The tol-
lowing verse to his cousin, J. Il. { hap
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01
u;a4oo Fi~st Steps In English.


,,,-iya ha1 been caught at Calcut
=, sealing th,. wall of the premises ih'l
the roupouud of No. 3, Cho"r'nsh'
dressed in complete suit of European
,t,,,p, The man had on the preVlou
evening concealed himself inside
shop and had employed his time u
,lnrninc in hitting himself with con
,,r.te sui. OF clothes. including "hi'
Shirt with studs and links; req III
carefully yu, %. black socks a par
boots. 4 watch and chain. handkercnl' ,
and even a poyAetknife, with s'ra'
hat and stick He even went |,
lnnr,n Of writing his name inside y
haf on being caught he said he way
81 to learn English and as a PREM
inarv step thought 1t hest to dress M
suf in sahih's clothes.--Bomoay tlhp
Advocate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01

met in a special session Monday and
selected the First National bank of
IIagerstown in which to deposit the
corporation funds for the ensuing
year, under the new depository law
Other bids from different banks in the
county We're considered. Also. the
members of the public school board
chose the same bank for depositiug Of
their funds. Trustee l.. 5. Bowman,
of Jefferson township selected the
depository.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01

oncr<te arches are being consider
i'm Buffalo for viaduct construction,
: Cement Age 1t was found thae
metal Orders used heretofore have
ONE corrugated by the gas from 10
motives. which does not affect con-
re 1t is the conviction that much
nev would have been saved had con-
tie been adopted long ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01
WORK BEGINS ON PLANT.
Contractors Bui ding Hagerstown
Light Plant

Hagcrstown, Ind. Ian J.. Wesley
Cornell and son Of Cambridge City.
with their assistants, b-gan laying the
brick for the new electric light plant
building Tuesday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01

Besides curing all the above distressIn g
aNr2cnts. the Golden Medical discovery
a specLrZ Lor : <c2zeS O =. La4S9 ~;
m1-7 az !; = 4 H. 7t6T5lc5EoAaA
- 1t141T7 7-TITc. Even In It's lucrative /
: rs Z VII I'D to this sovereign rem
,,!y 4 ,cS use be persevered in. In CHRONIC ,
Catarrh Of the Nasal passages II IS vel
y hlEe taking the Golden Medical DIS,
saNrry fer tie necessary constitutional
t-,2tyuonr. % clrAn>e the passages treeIy |
>.e .or three times day with Or. Sases
t.terrA Remedy. This thorough course
&C treatment generally cures the "oE>'
II YOU have bitter or bad taste In the
morning, Irrnr or variable appetite, coated
tne-la. fo4l hrvAth, c0USupated or lrT'E-
..r MpArt-. feel weak. easily tired. drS
pa:.euut, fre4ueut headaches. pam or as
'r.~~ i'm ~Sma. Of back" Snawlng OF
u.-..,.~<ej feeling in stomach, perhaps
r...~-a. bitter or sour rri~ings in throat
AIR eating, ard Kindred symptoms OF
v.ay stomach and torpid liver. no medl-
c,;- Hiol relieve YOU more Prohpttg y.
C.-.N0u more permanently than DOCTOR
l.r-.r's Golden Medical Discovery. fcr-
h., only par; Of the above symptoms
". 4 Ire present at one time and yet pom.
I. -nrpid liver or bihOuSneSS and Weah
.+n,13,h AVnA all hot bread and DIS
,.,.r~ -rjddlr ca ,eS and other indiseSlnie
fa1d and take the "Grulden Medical us
,.lcrv regularly and stick TO Its use
uurtI Won are lgnrous ana strong
Fugl, impure blood can be MADE pure
Nv tHe use OF Ilr. pierCe's trolden Medlca
D.>r.y very. 1t enrjChes and purtles lh'
Mood thereby curing. pimples, blotch's
criyt!uns and other cutaneous affections
-rs/"ma. tr1trr, or Salt-rheum. hlNes aH'
other manifestations Of impure blood
In tho cure OF Scrofulous swelhngs, en-
l-rIr8 glands. open eating ulcers. or "I'
srrrS the fn- acn n Medical Discovery ma
ur-rormrd fhr most marvellous cures. II
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01

Deen He'd from numerous standard
nedic inks. of all the different Schools
u praf, containing very numerous
oxtrac} om the ritinsSS s = a. ,as
- str ON Soxsiblt tsrms, esch a1e every
I Ir' J diconta Ned in Or. PierYe's medf-
niesS b OF these little books will Be
-oaTa,f TO xny one sending address Oh
~, 4 o<Noy letter. 10 Or. R.E. Pierce
and requesting the same.
$50 little book(i will be learned
that iYS~seS mfdicines contain 90
noj.,1 or injurious agents and thar
tSa,TImade from native, medicinal
roci Heat value.
S0,L the most valus BILE ingredients
.onti In Or. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
s,,rinifor weak. nervous, oVer-worSed,
In nervous and debilitated
,,i,rnkere employed, long years ago,
h., Indians for similar ailments affect
no squaws. In fact, one of the
mos iua Die medicinal plants entering
intol composition of DR.. Picrce's IA
yorifrescription was known 10 the
Ipdbas "Sauaw-W eed." Our knowl-
dassuShe uses OF not a few of our most
Ill native. medicinal plants MAS
aai nrom the Indians.
AIDE up by improved and exact pro-
resihe ~Favorite Prescription Is a
r,ntcient remedy for healing ulcers-
| tiofgulating all the womanly tunc-
tiobrrccting diSplacements, as prolap-
Tsteyersion and rctr0version, over
cNJ painful periods, toning up the
ne n nd bringing about q perfect state
Of lii. Sold by all dealers I'm medicines
In Insult to your intelligence for a
deJto endeavOr to palm OF upon you
| g. rDstrum of unR7lO1cn composition IN
DIbf DR.. Pierce's world-famed medi-
r. (which are OF KNOWN COMPOST
| ~, Most dealers recommend DR.
; Pfs medicines because they know
l whey are made of and that the IN
, g,nts employed are among the mos
1. Sble that medicine for like purpose
: * made of. The same is true OF lead
n i,hysicians who do not hesitate q
= amend these medicines, since the,
/ Iexactly what they contain and tina
= tInCredtents are the very best know
It tsdfcal science for the cure OF tn
e Sal diseases for which they are REL
Il ended.
.e tn tricky dealers it is different.
:, netting else that pays them a littI
y ser profit will be urged upon you q
as good" or even better. You ca
=. iy afford 20 accept a substitute Z
> no,rn composition and without an
- Ikcular record of cures in place OF ID
~ he's medicines which are OF KNOW
~ POSITION and have record OF for
w. s Of cures behind them. YOll kno
"a H. Won want and it is the dealers bu:
"a [ to supply that want I,lstst upon
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01
M RecourSe.

John. think l hear thief II
dark closet beneath the stairs.
Il don't doubt 1t. | have Aho'
was there for some time
"Telcphonc for the police.
.yyh9rs the use. You can't arp
r,s uaste~ ?"-HOuston Post
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01
DEF|ES
| SPACE AND TIME
lderful New Telegraph viii
Transmit 1,OOO WORDS
] Every Minute.
E IN OPERATION SOON.
nv AS TO WHY ETHER
OLD LINE TELEGRAPH
SANlES DID NOT READILY
NRe DELANEY SYSTEM.

-
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lypS;:z.t,I the Dclauy ZAP
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New York - NHHa'o '.''
tenn rla he seen at.y tim" BIZ
,~t. AND \yasnfnr+,u offices
,,,.'.t rnn,,,a,v D,ndIu- ami
,,r.yram> 1T the rate of al
or,.s a u."ut".
Aatus ou which a new h'
2 carry wire messages Ice
a,futs for II tat rate ~ a
- - Sir,rf,. that uuybuiA
Ind it. There is ii pertov@t-
Nuith p,urhcs nla.urtical
IN = rarr These punches
ecordS. which are then
ttu III V't- - ''A'
hrr. The double row ~
- leape passing through the
yontart fingers result in
Negative impulses, which
~. tng tape are recorded III
is aiotS and da7hes, IL
fl. nT thF"u IH 'N' '''t''''' 4 =
, tafrom an IRON e''' u ~
Il y o1,.trnln farms ,Irar
ID .,.. l,r,,,,
il tht amy '''' ..,
scr "eI 'dn ''"" anu
= Ii +,,. ,
Ii; T,NIit has taken Patrick /
. rhI ears to evolve. W Ne
Z, VIZ. WAS an associate 4
b"IN Sam. ia odd IN
, EMS +ho, hean issued I
LA
HIS 10 attract worl,
"lue Eos the Synchrunuu
muItIp +o,.,,rarb,. L,,,rl
X h~ the -...,.',,. :, ,SS- or
large!v i - '''' -
All six Of the fir
, 'dSs ,hjS system can
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vor,d b,ugh the NeIeSEaI
. cIosaIv followed ms W"
s,,r,no.odpe succeeded III
d a cable +on-t..nnIIo
u TO Englat urai,arv No,
key. -
But all T. nos kaaninc
patent oftit III. ,niror inv
tons Delan -. u.,,rr, an
automatic sto,osrorhv ada
ed 10 comm asa. which
now been f. .,,.b r,
that it form. basis Of
wbnIo r-ni+nl system Tor
WHY tho
bought NV TN yStem was
moro land al companies J.
ther failure ! o,ber imrr,
ments in tele.rhirb have
duced rates in countries
traction of tn, ilinr here
resulted In so husiuess
Americans sendraIlr loss
nan as many I os +hn
IlShmen send.
Asked why ontl,, comma
had not bought 49,. ~
lany said recent r.t,,f,
because the paten ~ -.
to them, Inventa ,..,nn.,,
years, Mr.. DelanyLo. .ha-a
no use in trying ! ae;,i, a
pany that had mat,tov ~ >
ing to consider alEinnx an,
ProFements except hoy con
ootained Tor little thing
was the experience ioen vr
: .
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01
The Difficult Handshake.

II is djfhcuIt matter. tins Oh ShaN
hands. 10 start with, it is not al"
easy 10 know whether to shake ma
or Simply bow or even just scatte
g,..+.c smile around. Books OF euqu
devote pages to the handshake, y
rvor r ONE decides to do it, then .tS
well 'twore done quickly. Let inc
lion 10 swift aud brief.-London ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01

TJa nesdc - 10
sesHon, constipation q any ~,.ner trou.-. -
-ns from disordered storaec1. Dr. O.
syrup Fepsin will cure yo1 and saer, -,
AE 1-kEcn II sz = ana Cse year AGO." NS-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01

hagerStovu, Ind, Ian. 1.-The rus,
tees OF tue corporation Of HagerScovn
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DOCTORS ALL AGREE
THIS Tim E.

Aated 49,, ls.n,,. ahool.
D!
Dr. Pierce 49, wv.
= the only Lneoche bronchial
' OIL me such professional
a-as ~ oiesson
eAIoFseLle~' 80 rss Medical Dis
10 ho' eApe'' sd-
eoFeFy. II W" rvery" sudden
stays - t,r
esh - se-1
In cases accompanied "'1 an1 xhch IL neg
sISGcs4p96r digestion with faulty ~ h ~n.ooyep hs,
1(bady treated are apt to lead to eof F''- 1
nder:ull successful etecting curest
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-01
SELECT DEPOSITORY.

Trustees of Hagegstown Select Home
Banks.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04


Those who have travelled over our
county in the last year need not be told
of the bad condition of our roads, and
those who have taken an interest in the
improvement of our roads know the
public is not aroused as it should be on
the important subject of road improve
mcnt.
notice from the different correspond
ents to the county papers that there is
disposition on the part Of some OF our
people to cTiticise and abuse our county
court and highway engineer. This re-
minds me f"Ingersoll's Lectures on the
Mistakes of Noses" and if was dispos-
cd to gamble | would bet 10 cents that
some of those fellows are guilty of try
ing to slip out Of paying their own road
tax. Yes, will go further, and say that
they are not only liable to sneak their
| own time, but go on the road and, pre-
! tending to work, stand around; try to
| talk politics; abuse the County court:
| skin the highway engineer; cuss the
! school law, and thus keep others from
work. On rainy days those same kind
of fellows gather at the store, blacksmith
shop or some other public place and
chew the "terbacker' their wives paid
for with eggs, and there sit and continue
this TRADE of abuse while the merchant
is afraid they will ask for 25 cents worth
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04
Marble Hill Missouri, Thursday, June 4, 1908.

attending Will NaNiicld College. has
returned home with his diploma.
The new church at Buchanan
chriStened "Thc New BctheP'-
we'll under way and promises to
prove IL success. The members, we
believe. are striving to live worthy,
righteous lives, and deserve to be
commended and encouraged.
The stOrk visited the home Of
our amiahle merchant, W. c. Myers,
May -, and left a 9-pound girl.
Jacob llawn is absent from town
this week, looking after his berry
crop.
The Trowcl and Hahn cores
pondrnts seem to enjoy shooting
at dead issues. Remember, Bro.
Democrats that in the lexicon Of
N plans there is no such II word
fail, and that in the present cam
we expect to win one Of the
lest victories ever experienced
~ party at any time. SO lets
the ticket, boys. that will put
latchleSs leader into the White
e. T>EV SRElM.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04
E4siffin.

lth continues good in this section.
are having fine growing weather.
lting, although late on account Of
1g rainy spell, is being pushed as
possible.
second baseball nine played the
lille team Saturday. The Latin
;eemed to be getting the worst OF
Xup when some misunderstanding
md the Lutesville kids refused to
ut the innings.
Leopold Young Mems club gave
ID entertainment last Saturday
oon. There was a large audience
cryone reports fine time.
dren' day was celebrated at Barks
Sunday. a large congregation
ed and all We're delighted with the
id manner in which the little folks
ted themselves, which speaks we'll
community. A fine dinner was
by the good people of that neigh
ID.
| Kegley visited at G. E. Kinder's
Y.
and Mrs. James Falkner are visit
St Louis.
sorry to report the death Of Mrs.
Jones OF Lesley ridge, which oc-
May %, of pleuro-pneumonia.
as an estimablc woman, a true
nd loving mother. She leaves a
I'd, daughter, brother and sister
Tn her death. Her relatives and
have the coincidence of the entire
,Crhood in their bereavement.
IN of Joseph Jansen of near Leo
Who had employment at Arcadia,
ecidentally drowned at that place
=. The remains were brought
md inferred in the Leopold cem-
We extend heartfelt sympathy
hereaved family.
IS Penturf is in st. Louis under
ent OF a specialist. He has been
a long time. We hope for his
recovery.
derstand that the contractors will
commence work on the bridge at
ace.
J. Z. Kinder is visiting at the
ii her mother, Mrs. Sarah Penturf,
.aflin.
eat is improving some in this Sec
t the county.
h best wishes for THE PRESS and
ny readers. BRYANTTE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04
Vol. rs.
IAaflin
Health is generally good.

itdilH - SCneEdlIy IOOu.
Our farmers have been delayed in
the work of planting on account of
the rainy weather. The wheat crop
has been injured, too. by the wet
weather.
The Latin second baseball nine
and Lutesville team played an in
teresting game at Latin last Satur-
day. Score II to 3 in favor of the
Latin team.
Our farmers will be very late in
planting and small acreage of
corn will be planted IN the low bot
toms this season.
II. a. Jamlson of Marble Hill
has been employed to teach the
Latin school.
A Mr.. Engle from Oran was in
our town last week trying to pur-
chase a farm for a home. 1t is to
be hoped he Will find place to suit
him. as we would welcome him to
our community.
Ye scribe visited the Farmers
Union at Hog creek Saturday night
and is glad to report that union in
prosperous condition, and much
interest beng manifested by its
members. Push the good work
along. Bro. Farmers. Organization
of the farmers and laborers is the
proper thing for the protection of
their interests.
The citizens residing along the
Gravel road and near it expect to
subscribe literally for working and
repairing this road. This road is
probably of greater public utility
than any other road in the county
and this is move in the right di-
rection and it is hoped the work
will be put thru. If the farmers
take the matter up the merchants
will become Interested and the
County court will he liberal in as
sisting in the work.
Henry Nunning, residing about
three miles south of Latin, had the
misfortune to lose his dwelling
house and some other buildings by
fire last Thursday. Most Of his
household goods were burned. THIS
is serious loss to Mr.. Nunning.
G.. B. Kinder, who lately moved
to Hiram, Wayne county, writes
that a company will begin mining
IRON near that place in a few days,
on large scale. Why not start
something Of the kind in BoIlinger
county? We have lots of iron.
No wedding or death to report.
Three cheers for Bryan and de-
mocracy. IL TO ].
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04
Leopold.

Our farmers are busy planting corn.
Mrs. C. Ceiland and children, ac-
companied by her brother, Joe Vande-
ven, left for Cairo, Michigan, Thursday.
The Leopold baseball team played the
O'Fallon team few days ago and were
defeated. They then challenged the
O'Fallon boys to play them return
game in ST. Louis May "a. Our boys
were on the ground but the O'Fallon
team failed to appear. The umpire call
ed the game go in favor of Leopold.
Then our boys called on a St. Louis
team and played nine inning game.
The score stood to 2 in favor of
Leopold.
Mr., Theo. Kurtenbach came home
last Wednesday after a short visit in
ST. Louis.
Everything is ready for the dramatic
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04
Fair Exchange,
A NEW EACk FOR AN OLD 0NE-HOW IT l.
DONE IN MARBLE HILL

A NEW BACK FOR AN OLD 0NE-HOW IT Is
DONE IN MARBLE HILL
The back aches at times with a dull,
indcscribable feeling, making you weary
and restless; piercing pains shoot across
the region Of the kidneys, and again the
loirs are so lame that to stoOp is agony
No use to rub or apply plaster to the
back in this condition. You cannot reach
the cause. Exchange the bad back for a
new and stronger one.
c. A. Walker, living in the north
western part OF Lutesyille, Mo, says:
"Doan's Kidney Pills are excellent
remedies My wife has used them and
found that they relieved the pain and
lameness in her back that had been an
moving her for some time. Any medicine
that will act so effectively as Doan' s
Kidney Pills should be better known"
For sale by all dealers. Price 5Ocents'
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New ork'
sole agents for the United States. Re
member the name--Doan's-- take no
other.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04
buchanan.
JOHNNY

(Arrivcd too late for last weekly
The farmers are busy planting
corn now.
Both the Buchanan and Burk
Sunday schools report Il large at
tendance. We hope their work will
be instrumental in purging the
community of its iniquities.
Nit Kinder has returned home
from school where. for two wears,
he has applied himself to the ;lcuui.
sition of knowledge, and made an
excellent record as dilligent, per
sevcrlng student.
Miss Rettie Dunn, who recently
closed Il successful term lot school in
the Little Vine district, Is visiting
relatives III Illinois, where she OK
poets to spend the summer.
Sylvester Doggett. who has been
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04
BALLARD
SNOW
LENMENT co.
ST. Louis, MO.
Sold and Recommended by
All Druggists

Guest hotel, at Columbus, Ky, and
sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Hansen of
Sherburn, Mimi, visited at Thomas
Huskey's Thursday and Friday.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely. G. NJ. LESLEY is an excel
lent superintendent.
Squire Huskey recently purchas-
ed an organ for his daughter, Miss
Nellie.
Mrs. McRee and children and
Miss Lulu Huskey of Cape Girar-
deau spent several days visiting rel
atives here this week.
William Nanney has been en-
ployed to teach our next term of
school. We think the board has
made q wise choice. SHORTY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04
Wood Wanted!

Notice is hereby given that |, Will
liam Alternately. clerk of the County
court of Bollinger county. Mo-, will
on Friday. MAY 30, 1908, at l pm,
let, to the lowest and best bidder 10y
public outcry, at the north door Of
the courthouse III the town of Mar
BILE Hill. Mo. contract for forty
cords of sound, green, hill black oak
wood, two feet in length, to be fur
niShed, delivered and corded on the
courthouse woodward ON or before
the 1st dav OF October, 1908. The
right t" reject any and all bids is le-
served. WM. ABERNATIIY, Clerk.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04

Born-June /, TO Nr. ana MIS-. 1iaIIcy
Cobb, a bouncing girl. Mother and
babe doing we'll, Harley stepping high,
and n. w. H., although so small, is a
grandpa now.
Master johnny Englehardt, who is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. NJ. Mem
ningcr, was kicked by mule Saturday.
Glad to say he is recovering.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04
visit with relatives during the sum
Buggy and fairness for Sale

Buggy and Harness for Sale
cheap. J. W. HoDGEs, Lut"-vilIe-
Mr.. and Mr.. W. :. Burford Wis
tied in Patton from Friday until
Monday.
Mr.. and Mr~. :. J. HarkeI of
F'reAericklnwn are visiting at jesse
ROhprt>oi,S
DR.. f. NJ Masters and family are
visiting relatives IN the vicinity of
SedgcNickvIIle
WiIburn Eal<er Is making prepa-
ra,inns to build IN addition to his
Residence" soon
Grandma Cole moved to the home
nf her son. w r Farrar, near SEQ
pu>. last SATURDAY..
Eli Iarnc> and : T.. Drwhitt We're
here Tuesday to procure Il coffin for
Capt. : y Martin visited his
children at Fruitland last Saturday
and brought u fine fish home with
H.:
Mrs. Gid Baebv and children Of
Dougnla returned Monday from
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Carpenters EngIrhart ana smith
went out N"nday to begin work ON
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near '''l'H''l''
Cautain !. W. ReyclIr spent Sat
ur,1,,. and S,,a,r ., hanna He
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,'P",'~ crops ''''"'''S ''''' ''''' "'' n
I'ahaS scarce
II patriotism l. measured by out
ward appearances, there wasn't a
whole lot ontn,Iast Saturday. Only
ana s,,o11 n.r - o,.;de,ce
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The Mormon elders or Latter Dav
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-06-04

ARoUr the cheapest trick of the
late uulamcntcd republican con
rrcss was the saddling of the Crum-
paCkcr amendment onto the cam.
paign publicity bill, but they fooled
nobody, and the attempt to place
the responsibility for IT'S defeat ON
the democrats was not accomplish
cd. They will discover that such
TRANSPARENT lodges don't always
fool the people.