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enjoyable ing you these time*? It is hitting us pretty hard, but we can stand it \g prepara- if the other fellow can. It is not rn on his Grover this time* It belongs to st cut his Teddy and his administration. It is close down and close out Low lace is on prices and discounts; soup bouses and titmps; bond issues and It eel of Cape parade. Hard times generally and amities of had as it is. the boot’s on the other kvillc and foot this time and it pinches, too. last week. From Maine to California, and nest of W. from the lakes to the gulf, the last twelve or fourteen years,the people dacksmith have heard the old song from every ought L. republican platform: “Democracy and hard times; Grover and empty purchased j dinner pails; tramps and soup houses land CoxiVs army; bonds in time of ' peace,” and more of the same kind. Such a thing as a panic just couldn’t happen during a republican admin } istration. Hut it lias happened! Soup houses? Just lots of them, hut the soup won’t go ’round. Kmpty dinner pails? Thousands of them. Bonds were issued “in time of peace.” Is that all? No. The Cnited States treasury was taken* over to New York and dumped ! into the lap of Wail street. Grover’s panic! Well, that sounds as well as Teddy’s.Give us W. J. Bryan and the democrats will elect the next president.I am sorry to report the death of Francis Allen, formerly of this ( county, hut late of Scott county, i IIIs remains were brought to this j county for interment. He was a I member of the Woodmen of the1r from anis i in pm vLEADERS.me.us sectionear here is and Mis. •ry Grove v sick, tape! who some ail-k the last * Jst. Louis : by a spe-uirned by ■ and Fred it a deli-whi ch is successful, rill abought a horse and buggy from D. Hor-rell and is preparing to build a barn.Frank Nenninger, our blacksmith, had lumber sawed at Blankin’s mill to improve his shop.Our merchants are having a lively trade nowadays, Panic is over.Alois Anger, our vehicle man, is making a new wagon for J. Vandeven. He also made a very' strong spring wagon for Louis Jansen.Our postmaster, F. G. Clipnnrd, will be ready to take all money orders, as he expects to inaugurate the money order system soon.Joe Price shook hands with relatives and friends here last Sunday, He has accepted a railroad position at Houston, Texas, where he will go in February.Died—Thursday, Jan. 2M, at the home of her son-in-law, August Trankle, Mrs. E. Rad in, aged f7 years. She leaves four daughters, one son and many relatives and friends who mourn her departure.Miss Mary Brandts hurt her hand very badly while riding. The buckle on the reins split it between the third and fourth fingers and lacerated the middle finger badly.John Elfrink returned with his father, Henry Elfrink, from St. Louis last Sunday,Mr, and Mrs. John Schmitt were visiting in St. Louis last week.Our resident physician, Dr. Ashley, is making a good start. He has had seventeen years* experience and should do well here.if this misses the waste basket 1*11 come again, Frank.G, Burette Snider,World and carried benefit of 81000 'in lavor of his mother.A Democrat. I__Notary Public andConveyancer.**Office in Bank of Marble Hill, Marble Hill, - Mo*J, A. Manning.J. C. Dale,
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Marble Hill Press
Marble Hill, Missouri, US
Thu, Jan 30, 1908
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