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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
Bed Spreads, Sheetinqs, Pillow Gases,

will take important place in this sale Regular dollar Bed
Spreads 5 and for s25o proporonate
ducons in the prices between. The
sheets and pillow include the best imported goods
well as the equally Serveabe homemade OF
such excellent brands TIE oowng "Uta Dwight Anchor
Fruit of the Loom Atlantic" All special bargain prices
during this SALE
DEAAEAARED This safe is for tdn days OnLy,
hLWLWDLh and begins TueSday feb. 26.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
Our Semi=Annual Sale
Of Housekeeping
Linens and DomeStiCS

Begins on Tuesday, FEB. 26 and Con-
tnueS for TEN DAYS ONLY
his sale includes everything coming under the heading
Housekeeping Linens and Domestcs everyem
iide reductions will be made during the period named
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

Rherns. Jn sep a. VAN anil ssar
eTct g. Ksri. ~ wiz. 10 fhnr e.s
tain det4i of frrsf. dafei fir 3-ia faf
" FcLruary 1904 snd recorded o.
iherconier's 0nicr - isafsa cospff.
Missouri. - book ~ im=c ms cos
veycsi 20 arorze y Ln9nn a. iru,
Zee. the foiioHine d-arflrsi nal
estate siieafea iH fh@ Csluatf ~
hates ard stntc "A Mi~suf. to-uif.
AZ - msEk fhirry-nine i11g iu Wal
toms Ad1iihsg SCI thc Cu ~ hrs
uul. whhh said rUnrtafnc ma
mnic 10 @rune thr paylns.nt ~ ~
screfni ruHs ~ noney mrsni0fai
anil ns prnTidssl 81 "a crrtnin pfssn.s
rDry tote - o~ifisatroa in wnfin.
10 said deed a trust ~ furth ~
deArilSsd.
And wiereas. default hRs i-s
mnde IN fie payment ~ tlg saiI
enl sums q monry monibIy ni..
WHEN dur. md - ihe anes ass
on account theresa az provided g.
said promlssory note or obllmil,s
~ writing; and such default has ral.
Unused Tor more than SIS fnnnfi-
and the monthiy payments SOW Co.
thereon are In excss ~ au maiif3F
payments thrrrin provhirsi. ii,r 4 =
period oi SIX months.
And wberens. Ge0rec =. osan
trustee az afOnzaid. refuses 20 a.. 49,
sach Ia the fonrclosune - saia =.
trust, In whieh ease said .,s-. -
trust provides that upon the rrfusai
81 trustee Ia act. the then ACTIN
sheriff 81 Bate county. Missouri, AZ
the request 81 the boiIer oi said n,sie
may prooeed TO Eeli ti~ property in
said deed Of trust dc-crilpd.
Now therefore. az the request ri
the legal holder 81 said promhssouy
note or o~llighti0a in writing. aIld &
a~eeordauce with tie. serins ~ i
usrd Of trust. notk-c r. bereby giser
that !, the undersigned slacriH q.
Bates county. Missouri. acting N
trustee, VIII, IN Friday the 9th da,
u Broemher. 1901. between the houn
VI nine O'Clock In the forenoon ans
hTc O'Clock in the afternoon. at th,
front door Of the Rich Hin Bank. 81
the City q Rich Hill. Rates county.
Missouri, prooeed 20 scIl the sab
ab0ve Described real estate, oi q
much thereof - may h-enecessary. Al
public vendue 10 the highest blddei
i"F cash, FOR the purpose II satisfy
az said debt 70 secured and th,
costs aud expenses Of executing sais
trust. jog T. SMITH.
SHERIFF % Bates county. Missouri
acting Trustee.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

II sas has - i~zessi saasien esasss -
aaFpassd
liza nsAscses En- aaais ssasoa shst
he utfra rstzsra - ~ uhas conluoa
wax dac1atsa uEf1 ~ b fsEce1 - Do
a. Ncmnsoa sansa tells q mAa that -
saunot Iva trreEzaariy end kecp kht
health he b ~arasd anA eAlnoaAahe3
uras esd sGain thai kasfy sataE ana
regul4r usals nssnlG 10 aaess@ = the
Icgaa<h ank @k@ Uasas "a d3ESaioa
taa ultsidea- - ha[az4 NaE1Ie 4aaa
ua diEectiy tAFsates hia NJ - ne paoi
eno ~ gea nghs aisng untl h -
on&gcd % refoua &eaaa dseese Forces
haa b d.
CNnERREB WAnNERcA
II i ssiy wSs4 al ha uausines ksxe
eeea uahsede& tAaA Nature - lcaKef
ays rfos aho1td al hnt ~Nea shsif
49, Thia h prnetixaiig wkna k1ppeus
eaea TIA lorer 81 hiFA hVia9 Ms - give
up aAinty d,sAaA sNeets ard contiments
AID eome aovn ~ = 40 - eatneal 81
trA and kcaa
ners az tAaamaa u ayReptcs
uhoae canditioa lhats thea eat Hca 81
TIE picasurea q tAa aktA Thera sre
tA1aanis ~ othesa who ara "a the htEa
rad q . ake eQndltioA unhsedinE tha
uarulax4 81 tha ~Faotn1tiaR aonach
pe frsat hk1A TAI ereTy nka sad
uonaaa uha aa1ssa tcn dysPspNa eaa
y aimesa eastalnly enred - Aa - 81
d nefeea GetAsa astlcai Discovery
Il stusya help n aimse1 aluags eureA
Only two peeFle y etesy hnaafsa uho
give sGoidsa 9e&AcnA u4ncssesy . aE
ard hllhhai eia 81 = = pesfses sna
pcsmanenl euEA
FL Nv haes Ainaiag e ualtiAG 70
yoa RF nna Una- uSaa Ma n, D.
kasoA q Maktoa. 0qAaepa c., ~ G.,
Y c0sa8y al - ~ ultIa hoT. lie a1g
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

sestsai tiatt DIR SKI SIS ssst rs
.oi ihs mssssre a. sesisesr,s cen.
- forth appissse g fres Non.
boih side, a ihs hscse Tie
presidents feconsn 1dafa5as 10 rs.
gard 70 anarchy. ft ss.sftIen d
the Msntoe docirint sic. beng
coagpicsoss examples
IS tooa - fae resdian ta5 tesf
completed she bosse rsitneg Sc
message 70 fbc Conmiiise - iss
WlsDle and Grn. Crrrferor ogts-
= 2 rst1ntion g~-oraling iers com
migiss % deiefm.r@ h fte cor
srefs q fhe Unsed States ~ eh.
esi express tie sssp ssnsibiiiu
i tbe people ostf she los-. iy -.
assinstion, 81 sittr late president
similar fefo'e'ioa ass adopted
sic senaie saf pcsh bodies sd-
Durned oei Of rrspeci 70 Pres.
Mckinley tie senate unti Wee
sdsy and ihe hoa5e unii Fitssy
Ths MESSAGE Las bern received
Nilh The utnos, eomniendshoH On
% 1me care are. q
rse, 4h0 are di.sppoiussd thai
~. Rocsevthshould have handed
ne 81 tb- subiecis Hnh uhich be
q to deal 1iih such Conservation.
AnO had hoped tina, be might dem
onstrate certain radical rienz
which would make 81 impos be
s0r Mss party TO suPpou hlm, boz
they are u sush minuriiy that
their views are lost IN the genera.
admiration the message has esei-
,sed.
The deeisisn which TIE suprems
court rendered On asoudsy ii ..
the Philippine islands are an IN
tegral part OF the United State.
has caused no htsle e2ciiement
When 1t IS appreciates that ans
means absolute free trade betweel
the islands and the United State
until such time as congress shs
have enacted q new lzw and tia
the result Of the decision are re-
troactive and vail, for instance.
Decessitate the reiunding Of thl
SI,4o7,ooo duty which has beef
collected on supar alone, SOM
idea Of the Importance Of the d.
eision wall be gained.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Charles Tompkins and
smma Tompklns, his wife, by their
rfam deed VI trust, dated the 2Ist
isy - November, lSyo. and necorIc.i
10 the recorders Office Of hates eour,
- Missouri, in book 81, paHe sos
seytng % VI r. Marsh as trus.
81 hltoSiaE described ne4.
e aur situated in the County o.
Blies aHi state 90 Missouri. tQ,wIt
aali ~ 1855 ,air1ees
40 iA a.tiats Addition So tng uty
ei h1h uUi. Whirh said eonveyaner
wan nIa'ic ia stcune The pay aaent oI
tle several sums u money mention.
ed, aad as provided In a certain
pro.hissury aOUe ar ohligatlon IL
Wr.,tas, la said deed OF trust SET
iVgth aud dcscnbed,
And Nbus,as. default has bxen
made Ga tine payment Of the said
several sums Ui molty munthly aud
when due, aud 81 Ihe nnsa assessed
Ca accuqnt thcRsi ~ provided "a
aid pr04nissory note or obligation
. Nriuag all sa.a dcftaiI aas con
duuai Tor more than ak months.
end the monthly payHiruts How due
uaen,un ar IN exoess Of an mOathls
,a1y vscnts thenein provided fOr thr
Psuasd Of six mOalls.
aud whereas, -. a, Aarsa. trustee
Aonesaia, neiases 60 at ~ saeh Ia
4ie vdgs0iasuesW said dcSl al trust.
n anicn case aid decd ~ trust pro-
stlss that upon tue refusal Ol ssiil
,ciseV 20 act. tin thea acting snern
20 Sa,es cOaaty. dissoud, At the Ne
qaest ~ ,nc hoider ~ said note. may
sreVcd 10 ssh tae proIrrty Ia said
irsi 90 trust described.
sJ@ ~DA.oelars. "a tue rsluv-t o
tseal huiler II said pFau,issoFy
~~,N ~ ualiaatlon la writing, aad ~
avSuTuancv with the terms II said
,i,vd Of trust, uotice h hcrehy given
Uaat g. the undersigned sherld u
states county, Missouri. acting ~
-tastee, witL ua r'nlay toe sta dlS
nt asesuhtr, 1901, httNeea Cue huuns
Ql 4inc u'Ciogk ga tunennan aud
Az AslnlA az tne a~ftrruoua. AZ ti,t
tfHsA af3r N "a Ntcu Aiu .fank. VI
Gas taty NJ ktch atllt. states cuuagy,
dtssolr- procNd "a sell the said
toatv ttsNrtnat natl estate, az ~
lAeH aMeUtJt a. taltg a. NssszaFt.
AZ Hdaiic NendHe ia tae aighcsS hisi-
tec % s1tsn, for gte Rurposc ui .sti-'
alag said debt ~ sNurd aud xna
ctsls taI expenses uf eEccaaag sakl
sfist, luA 4. 0dira.
an1ua ca Hatcs County, Missouri,
Acuing frustcA
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

tnsaHitiaa 49, 49, = Ia s1aas sima
II eas yaa q hsses seaal aYsf
sriles Mf. j. Eua iIsmiban 81 Essm
iaktoa, MaEi1n %. MeK VA "a Hzte1
ny case a. ysaiaiy a. I could. aatf ~
csivsd . tsttsE iFQm sea "a das&
tslllnx mr - U.S. y fsFeet
Mrlicai Discovery aAk tsolila Pres
ecnptisn - botlie of fseh. tae4
three - each. ami feel like q res
woEaa- poat saaes amy PAIN a.
Ellsssy a1s Aele fses
medieists I szdrrrl AZ fhc AL
snadice eansri fQns aa8 Ne aieeatias
pfopesiy. ] uolid have sek hsfdaehe
tknce ahd ocF Lmes = erek nEj iaaa-
dee eTerv fcer o. are vetr& Cnahi
nct % tha uork ulyaeit eoinne8ee1
u&1g yoar eieiicires - reeQamfnie.l
Or liver eouplaiut. and sR cifed
I doetoFed three years Nthc1i rsltef.
caly icx = saogt tine. ard tAen fNtsa A.
BAD Is ever HaveaI ha8 SICK heaiaehe
Maee { seok the era potfie ~ me1icine.
N1sFe b 40 aicok1l M Goften Mfdirai
Discovery sal Il nahsalulelr See f.on4
oPien. eaeaias aad an olhef nsfcolic
tttL fss4r
he table ~ conirrt4 q ~ Pineea
Cenmon S<nae Medical Adviser. caers
wt1e raRge g. tte uousallal - the
cEflo1a Feadcf. Ia tae tQo3 tsepn ragef
81 this renarkahlr book ha4e hsen con
eensed the sam 81 hauan knoNia3ee
upoa he vial tuuhs x ttsicaF. nhs
oleEf aa1 hyFssna Il T. mll ~
ia honxAoM blela "a home nefeine
and ffeatuienk Amone n8 80 Hia1frao
tons are pirtarxs - med inat hefoa ana
inaFpctioaa a. b thsir saire an3 Prep
maafInm g. "a. E.4E ~ fwI.. ~
- oalg a a.nr1 - 50 "a rars
eossls Ad5sa ma y ts
49,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12
N%NRN~
J FROM Our RCHANG

John 6nsenhalge, 81 Butter, Is IL
guest 81 latives and trends Ia a
ciU.-Boonville Republican.
EMis hate Corhia. accompanied II
Miss Marsr JackaEn. came up fruu
Papiusvile last ucrk. and Nl.als
over sunday Wiih hcr parents eass
Of towM-Hume Telephosse-
Ths Appleton city high school r- =
re~eutod ia the elocuiionary eoutep
at Webb city lHsg week by Air. Frauk
D. Finch. caIae - victouuus. TheIe
were I'VE yonn- ulet ia the contest.
Mr. tinch sketlna was Liherty
OF DEATH" by farrrk Henry. and TIA
prize was leauttiul gold watch.
We feA rnuud uflls work IN TIM
particular -AHpeJoL tn4 Irlu.s.
Ira H. harrisburg. one 81 Nevada
most n-llnbe yoRHg men. and up 10
Saturday night "a memlaar usthe Her.
aid iorur, was married SUNDAY "a,
Miss Letia May hoiiu, oee u Elo-
radios iaiprst Young ladics The
marTsaEe was Sokmuitesi ~ tie
hoDc ~ the bride IN EIdorads
spring. but lew q any ofIrasfnsud,
hsre sncw ANY thing about II until b.
was all over. a. he Arpt TIA affair e
proiUuaa eecnt Nevada has ia,,t
turned cat a MON ~indUsirious "a
steady yuung nan thap Ira AsrkN-
bury sRA tar licrahi takes paass uu
iu extendtnE hcsrticst vougrnlula.
tions 20 hin Hnd his iair bride Ne.
vada herald.
CApt e ". sturtrvant. q Appla.
ton CITY has bva az Work for IN
g~oNernn4eAl Aef0 sl &c the tint
since his gFadeasiea inou the state
University, A&c w0gk has hsyu vtry
satisfactory "a u.la cad &C. has tsvr
eulneniD sagsss>fnlia seeurlag tts
AppFaval IS uls superior usaon.
hat thr yaEiuoHug dciarruaent a
the guVcrsIncut had 4 ltmls ln ths
matter ~ sulaFurs bsyoad Whlch ttey
would NOT 49, for tho@ who wrue
not graduates a. Wet P0lat. Cart.
Sturtcvantha has tsvR ~ 90 tbls Hu.il
Tor sunac tslla aaa nVaael a nar Ia
thc NaS 81 RsalNsi proSuss and
Ne ags Wiiahe iuiouuci that he has
aucQatct aa uarr from a hFse con.
trSeting voMp1H 20 eumneiacS
woTk Jan I, al a salary ofW lea
ccuL htsasF tasn Istid by tux govcru,
@cnI nis mrs Nogk VIA h oa tis
fasoo river "a VNkseurg-AHpesOu
uw 5paFaaG
A crowd " iliaen IRON Rieh hln
were Ia f~aa@anioa Weluesday
moulus VA la<tr May ~ Daulou
No. Wacn tacy Nm work Ia a.
miuss Ipcy Niost t1r strkr d
NSh n1 a. lasg l<Sinnlas and The,
prcierDsa 10 @Vk Work xlseW hene Ia
stead u Wastias iog q sctgku,eaI
tnsC. A. - Accoy. Whs
nsldcs mitwaS b~t~yVa hkh ha
and hnskn AVA, uNs shaking haud.
with V3d comuAtes asd TREND b
fkasantoa thr wxek, Whie ttr
BE- w2s IN ge~t ehis toFtaer rau
aies mele "a s2rS DAYS Hn, q,
0iotaaa, 8h0a D. pa3 pot sce.
siaoe lSst Nh Ncaog. Wbo wa
known ~ IN boys berc a. Ilgtl
AaN was b rkasantoa duEias a
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12
.aMORAL SUASION.
4 Has CeEt&fA Advantages
Over The MTlaeg Moral
MstAsd

Ncrzi szaGsa. ths spsszi 70 he ~
cd thtEF. Ba 4 VII 80 c1=pa-e
LII tuDonl Ea8o1 t~ iA31cirE saifi
IS q G09ght G prs1Rtsc8 - sctica
\ h@rEiaT sSrvR1s<6 n his nd sns
Guessed 10 -ptrEss 20 sHsY NIL
X the ease - the trcsfsi barKzr
-. SSi uken q pastel is pushed IN
s face ufth the hscesic order. ~G<tt-
he goes and Slsads nsa co tAs or3<r e
EOinE. rbt pisant. wisk 10 an aorid
EuzaeGuA tss So3dsrfsi p<rEzs1es. a.d
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

&e 6acoxa t-u.zeneezz sw Ese frz
,es1 Ne E7< - Is s Er 1F
hA szE = al ~ good ~
wo@E HEe q Ez -
wozI Ee Fcr ter a-1s Ef.eea1 axm e
i ser=cS E5 shgz w ~
bad tksse srxt4 weTT G&4 81 fAgsn
~erkA He cssh sE cas- agtg
. hE1e zzk AL rrb ask ~
ezsu tGts Nr-6 E&e h
co1d n< "a az mez4 -
aa& - TX rEy rrk co1I Az 81 -
81 E4y. ard I EEae 50 ~ kcrs -
ever gectiuz Az h ~ sen
go t1sza ere a. pr ha,Aa 1ns -
looking i over eaz Day m0tret ~
EEces GoStsl LrAcl D4scssrsy rex
rCnc13et tcr to
500 Ar EaFc Z % og h3g BE hAr
hesa treated a. Wgods Crgnk good
1octors Ru1 az s &
a. Carrie. srs LEEeglam 1ras Ma1tcu.
Ard sns znr 8 acst tiz8e
We gave Em 10 ~ 10. Eiefees
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

h9nkT rtne AMI uss wfI Eaaaa 70
most q usr sc1FsT Eoy4 H aEE
~Haak wfrE WAITS fassbs5~ 81 tie
early GaEs buf whea ths iattsT @
fAzs 6oMn u Peaaanfsn -Lss&
Me- @gHEhf otkeF s~&ts RI hssi p
psassEt ri-st b7r wfth tk~ oHi
.seT tsHinE srsT fsssr torres f~
w@z tbin= -- aaf - wzxfsl
ansl caim a. ~ TF-Kzazssa
EafeTprze.
a merchant hzs Ekl, 4 wazf 10
MAJ u a n-paaz5e wAa @D
sot crsafe morr b-.sn<ps thza brega
attend 70.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

To- LiahayDa. Arizona british Co
lumbia. Eorida. Georgia. Idaho.
Indian Ty.. Kansas. kentucky. Lou
sofa, Mississippi, Missouri, Mon
tana. Nebrnska. New Mexico, Sorfh
Carolina. North Dakota. Oklahoma
Oregon, South Carolina. South Da
kota. Tennessee. Texas, Utah.
WashiHgton, Wisconsin,, Wyoming
irkets viii le ga sale Nov. s an
-, Dec : aud l.. one fare piss $40
Tor lac round trip, final neturn Iimil
u days from date 81 sale.
n. 4. BAILEY, Agt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

q ai ptesg
an i ci hau lie s
Vel - a be ari ear ess
znFt Clst h. w1sts
ari Il Eess rut bart Bias
Re hsf uat bees q
tiy sisc an1 4 Ina hern
thnte FsaFt Sinae be taek
ycHr mnisene era
Nsfriy EIg sn - weiIs
w9z3n rE n txuF
No oisa e4n say mtiefe
the rsax y dsease ~
a. aops
ergaus aig snf The
ssgsaw 4 lie retxre &
t - es QEea q
re eodY. Waie az
ireta lie fese4ct " -
anek - H.ze19iu tnt -
Silly - Erass4e nalHl
tea le fs dsacn1ert
osrans via 4l.a a6set tbe
csVana "a eraselse4 H&art
Esr4 i kilaN I'll
rfi.ss saafx the weak
fess th4 @as
Wheh 81
s.aasa anii nsher enzns
u q <tsiies aad aatgSfea
are zare4 bHtte a.e 81 ~
Hrtcrs Gotie8 tleflc4l
DiEcFeE disease 81
elheE Ia
sictsaeE neat ART
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12
faeal NfRis,sr

IhRI cm6e ha, ior sAt abrh3sw
lussi cash register Onr ii the
bigi Is class machines mate
Nont sIa5, has can bc touet
cheaper. II yoa are interested call
and see 1t. Il is 40, a cheap reeis,
,eF, but would PC 40 ornament 20
any store, Can ~ toogh' a. Ia
p~slimas,,f >sn,iaAoc sospue !
eNse. oNs 80 Nenpg g '"'
vtsi.gats.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

1ri. i.fsi Nos. SIS, uec. SIT, the
frlrco SYSTEM VII sell homessekcs
excursion tickets az one iaw plus e.
20 thirty.two stRtru aud british
tulumhia, Tor particulars se local
ngvnt
4. TsLABARmERE.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12
T. n LADARmrRr.

Noihsf's Wosni syrup never fais ~
rtslfuy sta rrniUge Wofhls IL cklisi-
. q - cfuos uot u sdminialeF u
10 them whenssst there b aesa.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

OF medicine.
us pssssss represents
ne Tzas NAH Il as
irui1on
sraFs~r & sr s@ue
: z Sc izs
scoT { RvN
~ R-d View
- an s. n dos
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12
ureka Springs
AND
Monte Ne
TgHE OF TRAINS At
KfCH HILL. 40

1AAh eAAN~A ~
ili pail hnd cxpr,ss leaves 6.S5 n. m.
Connects Al PieAsanton with ayer
fnosn the north.
lS3 fright and accom-. ar. $50 n. M.
carries mnii and express.
ll3 Caririu tehtrc mail & ac'm 40 y.
lsi -hi ami sc'm kaves SEQ y. ca.
rrb- wuil aud exprcss FOR south
4far~yfs with itvT at Pleas
Nnt b.
az whH aud espnsss ar a.25 y. IA.
Toruqt q az plsasauton with nger
iA nnrth-
"a vnrr Friends b ne CD Stsls 2
lHt3rsisd PAmpals5. 70 b had BY
ing Room Ne AZ CsntwrT bgh4inN
egsb
Uap - a. 0rnrkf.T
fteFa nad Fms 81 ~ Fstsra-'
farufee Aleng hs FFiseo."
@mf otayA NpaN
AiNg p 81 Als7s ~
aaspagfs sgRSa.a
she mos sanqehendvs aaroad iAesatus
K liz hoBf4ssku, iravflsT q iavesof eya
FvtlEhedt Tor graui1oss ~skintgitps,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

Get your job work done at The
RIEUSE Office
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12
TIE BBfLlhsie
ktM efkSI ~DehYtM.aAlA.

The Nehraeka-fniurn Exupa- Y
n' leaycs k8ti4aal ayataa4. "a.
arriving Denver 81 b. m. aAt iat.
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AICK A d.

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ne bites and the more he [
the moro you kick. E.
makes the other worse.
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blood. Thin blood make
thin body. Each makes &
other worse. If there is going
to be a change the help mus,
como from outside.
Scots Emulsioni is the right
help Il breaks up such a
combination. First it sets the
stomach night. Then il en-.
riches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh,
a strong body makes rich
blood and rich blood makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other better. This is the way
SCOTS Emulsion puts the thin
body on its feet Nov It can
get along by itself. No need
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12
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ARKANSAS Railway

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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-12-05
PAINTS GLOOMY PICTURE.
Navy Ofnccr Home from Havana Says hn-
nezntion IL the only salvation for Cuba
Poverty Of Legislator.

New York. Nov. 22.--Licut Com
mander Lucien Young. United States
navy, has arrived here from Havana
on leave of absence. He is captain
OF the port and has charge of all ma
rine matters in Cuba. In discussing
the relations between Cuba and the
United States he expressed himself In
favor of annexation, saying: "Thc
economic conditions of Cuba Mt the
present time are worse than ever In
its history. even worse than at the
close of the ten years war. Sugar is
being sold at s3.i3h for 100 pounds.
when II cost 1910 per 100 pounds to
raise II. Ten per cent. Of the tobacco
crop Is unsold and sweating in the
barns. There Is not candidate
booked for Office in the senate or In
the congress who could sign his name
for 81 check. All the successful in
dnstries of Cuba are dependent on
the United States and anncCation is
the only salvation of Cuba. for annex
alton means free trade with u.s."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-12-05
CONFESSES AT REVIVAL.
Illinois Forger Greatly stirs u Congrcga.
tion and lie VIII Bc supplied with
Funds tn Empioy Lawyer.

Thorntown. Ind, Nov. 22.-In the
Methodist church here Edward Clark,
stranger, attended a revival meet
ing. F,llowing an appeal by osic OF
the members Of the congregation. he
created sensation by confcssing that
he was forger and fugitive. lie
said he was telegraph operator for
the Illinois Central at Du Quoin and
forged the necessary signature to n
$50 money order, cnshed IL at hank
and fed. The congregation was i'm
pressed with the confession, and,
turning the meeting into love-fcast,
II raised the cash to pay the forgery.
a telegram was sent TO the bank Of
fering tn pay the money order. The
sheriff Of Du Quoin county arrived and
arrested Clark. returning with his
prisoner to- Du Quoin.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-12-05
s.stss stssss;s9GGGGG GG'



Guthrie. e.-Chicf Justice John II.
Burford sworc In and charged the Lo-
gan county grand jury. The court
room was crowded while the Judge was
giving his charge the expectation be-
ing that some mention would be made
OF the charges preferred against Gov
erDor William Jenkins, and that per-
haps the jury would be instructed to
investigate the alleged charges that
the governor had financial interests
In the Norman sanitarium at the time
he let the contract for the keeping Of
the insane To the present management
for the ensuing four years. They were
disappointed, for not one word OF the
charges related 10 the subject, even In
the most indirect manner. County
Attorney Jones had issued subpoenas
for all the interested parties, but the
matter of the governors connection.
even IL IL should have been proven,
with the asylum, would, under the
Oklahoma statutes, he only a misde-
mcanor, and the grand jury cannot in
vcstigate this class of cases unless di-
rected by the court. The only mention
In the charge relating to officers was
that the jury had the power to file an
information against county and town.
ship officers who should be guilty of
anything under the law that would
render .aem liable to removal from
Office.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-12-05

The agricultural division OF the CEN
sus bureau has completed its tabulation
Of the acreage and production of cot
ton in Oklahoma in the year 1899. In
that year there were 24O,67O acres in
cotton, producing 7O,675 commercial
tales, the equivalent OF 7a,oii bales of
800 pounds, Of a value to the farmers,
not including cotton seed. of O., ,3i7, lIo.
The report Of cotton ginned In the
same territory as given by the manu-
facturers' division, was II, 1888 bales OF
800 pound. There is thus variation
OF only .s bales between the report OF
the manufacturers division and that
of the agriculture.