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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
By Our special Reporter.

The Usage Democrats met in
township convention last Saturday
and after the meeting was called 20
order by Committeeman J. II.
MoreIand, James Sheppard was
given the piece Of pie chairman
ship to plaeaie him for bis ignomin-
ious slaughter for the southern
judgeship," and Geo. B, Pearson
was made secretary TO placate The
anti Joe Smith element. No soon
er had the running gears been prop
erly adjusted, than Banker Jami-
sons tall well proportioned form
and smiling face loomed up in The
back end Of the house and submItt-
ed the long prepared and guardedly
worded resolutions endorsing the
state administration 1--WE presume
the school fund shuttle, perpetual
tax proposition and all, } the candi.
dacy of Judge w. w. Graves for
Supreme Judge, the career of Con-
gresham DeArmond (not his
statesmanlike services. mark you)
and iavoring the nomination Of c.
{. Dickinson of Henry county, for
State Senator.
The slate delegation to the county
convention to nominate delegates to
the state. judicial, congressional and
senatorial conventions, was then
proposed and went through as il
oiled for the occasion. The follow
ing named gentlemen were chosen
for this arduous duty, io-wit:
Bankers, w. w. Ferguson and
w. F. Tygard; Editors Wiseman
and Walters, DR.. w. II. Allen,
Lumbertrustman z. r. William
son, Merchant J. c. Nafus, r. !.
Bradley, Mechanics w. II. Gamma
way aud o. J. Ratekin. Farmers
II. Pnilbrick, A. b. Stone, J. H..
Moreland, Ben Rand and w. c..
Hedden, Officers Harve Johnson
and Ihos. O'Nesl, Saloonmen II.
Chnsman and J. NJ. Heck, Labor
ers WIN. Duffield and Frank Brooks,
Horse and Cs,tlemen c. c. McGin-
mis-, w. H. Gotten and Ed Crabb,
Teamster 81. A. Kimbrough.
Al one stage of the proceedings
one Of the war chiefs wanted the
union recognized and then there was
regular Donny Brook iair scene
liia, threatened to disrupt tie whole
business But ], only resulted in
repetition of the Senator Teller
scene at St. Louis and had about
The same effect on the regular slate.
Regular Democratic harmony pre-
vailed, however, in grea, big
chunks.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15

There's always something do
ing down at Johannes corner.
The scare Of smallpox at T. r.
Lewman's is all oyer. Il was only
a scare.
Coll. r. f. Kellogg was in his
place At Sunday School last Sunday
morning.
FoR SALE-A 1 good organ.
Cheap. Investigate. Call OF sd-
dress TnR TRIuUNE.
wm. Kober spent Sunday with
his mo,her aud OF Monday they de-
parted for their farm, to spend The
summer there.
Mr.. }. T. Priehard, who has
had such long siege Of rheuma-
tism, seems TO be improving right
along. He IS BOW able TO be up
aad around considerable.
Mrs. Lizzie 6stcs OF Monirose,
Mo, daughter OF toe late J. 7. Cor
reli, formerly pioneer Of Rich
Hin, Is in the city visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Bailey.
MAY a. to June s, The Frisco
viii sell round trip tickets TO Sau
Francisco or Los Angeles s4s 90
Portland ote., $40 ooi good 6c
days. See local agent, Z. 7. la.
BARRiKRE.
A novel icellng Of icaping, hound
ing Impulses goes through yoW
body. You fsl young, act yoanF
aud are young after taking Rocky
Mountain Tea. s. cents. Ak YOU
druggist.
Mrs. w T. Iohnsoa came dowi
from Butler Monday to visit he
daughter. Mrs, Chas Pierce, and q
see her sister, Ms. Marion Brown
depart for hrr new home Ia ,h
west.
The Republican County Cen'Fa
Committee held an important meet
ing at Butler yesterday afternoon
and had a general and very salts
factory consultation over the poii'l
situauon.
The members Of the g, a. x
Post and all olher old soldiers al
requested to meet =. the g. a. <
burial LOT in Green Lawn esmeser,
Alo o'clock a. M, on May 50,
properly observe the ceremony
decorating the soldiers graves VII
llowers.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
saissoarl paelac Excursions,

Excursion tickets 10 Portland, San
Francisco. and LcsAugelos, oa
sale NAY s7,h 20 Jane Sab, zeal re-
turn limis 90 days irom date si sale.
Los Aagelos aud San Frueiseo.
SIS. Portland, SO, faS The 'asad
"trip. Stop overs allowed IA cole-
rsao ard al palnss wssf.
Aaaasl Toumameng s. W Fire
msB. kaasag CITY. Mo, Jans lStA
aad l6sh, ssssru hmf Iuns stst,
sa.To round tip.
Gsnefai Assembly pgrsbfserisn
church, Spunghsi3, No, Nay 18th
and i4,h. rs,arn limit May s6sh.
S4.sS round rip.
Anuual mesting Grand Couagil
of Missouri United Commsreiai
Travslefs. Joplin. No. tickets ga
sale Nav ssd and lSd, rssssa lama
May i6sh. oas iaFs foaad TIP.
X. A. BArLKr. Agt
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
Democratic County Convention.

The Bates County Democratic
Convention convened ia Butler
Monday afternoon aud elected S.
w, Dooley chairman and Paul
Watson secretary.
The chairman nppoia,ed the usu-
al committees on resolutions, order
OF business and credentials.
J. II. Davidson withdrew from
the state senatorial race and lef, c.
c. Dickinson COCK OF the walk and
sole occupant of the harnyard.
After the committees on order Of
business and credentials made their
reports sas they were adopted, the
appointment OF delegates to the
various conventions Was turned oyei
to Judge Graves aud the following
names were submitted,
Judicial eonyention-T. w. Sill
vets, II. c. Clark, W. w. Fergu.
son, DR.. w, a. Williams, J. w
Anderson. S. w. Doolsy, DE-. J, S
/ Patterson,
/ State eonyeulion-J. ID. Allen
-. 5. Francisco. n. B. White, W
III. rygsrd, Joe Whipple, Geo. v
Boswell, Estes Smith
/ Congressional eonveution-S F
Warn6ek, James Sheppard, Jas, n
/ Sharp, Mm. Laney. w. =. Men
dsnhall, sam Walls, Thos. Chick
Senatorial convention - G.
I Moore, {. r. Walters, a. G. I'd
rington, nr. T. W. Foster, J. X
! simpson, r. 6 West.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15

The Metz Tunes editor was IN
the city Tuesday.
Everybody should have LAWS
SwISs. See Johannes & Sons
BufOrd Bryant returned to Kan
Sas City Tuesday after a short visit
to home folks
Are you getting your ''n1Oney' 5
worth''' Try Johannes.
The best line of soc eorseis ever
shown IN this city, sor sale al The
Bazaar.
Claud Westhers went down 10
the farm Tuesday after getting in
stFuetions what to do next.
The NJ. F. NJ Quartet are prae-
tierng nightly for their various en-
gsgemeHss in the near future
Dick Wood makes some happy
hits in the illustrated Let Us Smile
department OF he 81. LOUIS Chron-
iele. He showed up our IS year
old oomrade "xeIi preserved.
II. 6. Spraksr and Lee Snider.
after a short visit home, took their
departure Tuesday morning for
Parsons, Ksns., to take charge Of
Spraker's msrTy-go-ronnd at that
place.
Rev. W. T. Pyles and family re-
turned from Virginia Tuesday.
where they attended the sickness OF
Mrs. Pyles's father until his death
Sunday evening ard his funeral
Monday afternoon.
w. o. Atkeson, attoruey-at law
Butler, Mo-, was m the city Tues
day renewing old acquaintance
talking OF business prospects and
eonfsuing with friends iis ealle.
on THE TRtsUNE Of course, as 81
good Rspublissns should do.
Our little ncighbor Lean Aliel
Miller, daugh,er Of pesuis Milisr
has just gotten over spell oi thl
measles. She took al there was 81
the family, didn't esea lei her l.tls
brothers have ons, ksp, them al
herself. She would have ls, thea
have a part Of il bad q been candy
Mrs. panisl Huuoa, Who Mi,
her husband and family let Bate
county and wsnt 10 the Cansdia.
: Northwest Territory oniy a sho'
time sgo, Is reported 70 ha1s die
OF measles Al sher nes home nsa
Olds, Canada. Two at tbs esildge
, are reported seriously siek with th
same disease.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
our alrh school Cadets.

We Witnessed The drilling OF car
High School Cadets on ths street one
evening the paSt week, aud :. re-
minded as OF oar owu drill days IN
a6r. There is 40 better exercise OF
more manly passims Tor these Young
men. Better than q dancing school
or even a gymnasium, because more
useful than the one and less dan
geroas than the other.
The company Is composed o. Leo
Loeb, Captain; Patrick Doyle, Isi
Lieut. Paul Slater, it Sergt, T;
Clapd Allen, corposali oWsa
Mitchell, Buel,ri and Pnvstss
Clyde Allen, Joe aud seldom Bar.
rows, Cecil Chevsr,on, Josie Flsm.
mang. William Fergusoa, Wilhan
Gerard, James Hamsy, Joe Hryl-
nun, Louis HOleU, Webster JOnes,
Ralph Royce. George renple,on,
Ralph Williams. Arthur Wissmaa
aud Frank Noungs. The young
men went through the msnsuyeu
splsndAdly,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
samrIe of DemoeralIe Eeonemy

The Jefferson City Ring praies
about economy and reyilss Repub-
Leans lor eSiravaganoe, bot in 1859
the Democratic legislature employ
ed 61s clerks. 100 IN The House and
a7s in the Senate. These clerks,
who were paid s., 1880 a day,
had no work 10 DO; many Of them,
sons and daughters Of Democratic
Representators and Senators, never
even went 10 the state capitol; they
remained at home and bad their
money sent by mail. The Repub-
liean party may be corrupt, bot we
don't believe il can beat this ring at
Jefferson City. The people are be-
ing robbed BY as ruthless a gang as
the Jesse James band Of 80 years
ago. Indeed II is doubtful If Jesse
James inflicted as much injury to
the people Of Missouri as is being
inflicted by the rssoals at our State
capitol. Two thousand, one hum
dred and eighty seven dollars and
Fifty cents a day is a tidy sum to
lavish upon sons ana daughters Of
democratic" Sehsiots who prate
eloquenily OF ''public economy. "
How long will the people put up
with such robbery and hyPocrisyf
Not longer, we opine, than the
9Th of next November. - Public
Ownership Leader,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15

Miss Myrtle Marta. Hsie daugh-
ter Of Postmaster Maria. has been
quite sick the past week with
measles.
T. J. Vantine has returned from
the confederate reunion az Dallas.
Tsras, ard thinks he has seen the
garden spot Of the country, and
knows be had a splendid good nre.
lie saw any number Of old com
rades and iriends and enjoyed him-
self hugely.
Spring has come with is usaal
,roables Of irnpuse biood. We are
prepared 70 furnish the best and
newest remedies for these COM
plaints. We esH your attention to
q fnely selected li8e Of trusseS-ihs
best made. Likewise TO cur per-
fumes as 6ne As are found IA any
market and IS ehssp.-W. ".
HARRIs & SoN.
Il was wth stnreue rsgrr, we
learned last week that y. A. Wade,
the able editor Of the Bates couuty
DemocFst. was stricken down by a
stroke Of paralysis that came near
ending his hle. We are glad 10
record now that his symptoms are
better, that be Is holding his oNn
and shst bis physicians shHk there
Isl hope for has recovery. 80
mote i, be-
Next Thursday evening will bs
oar High School commencement
The graduating exercises will b
hsid ia the Opera heass. SIX "beau.
ufpl gifl gSa3passs constitute ta'
class An interesting program wi
! be rsadere3, consisting Of ESSAYS b
me graduates. solo BY Mrs }. NJ,
Johannes. soag bY shs M. F. n
Ioaaus,te and a lsdies qsa,ss,, Is
voosstan By Res. l.. r. CLARK
class address hy Rev. ~. +. Pyle
aud ,as preseasasion OF the diplo
mas by shs psssiasss 81 the boa,
OF diSeesaFS
\ Ons OF the most disss,rous vel
esaie grup,ions oi modern siaaes oe
eutrsd at 81 Pierre. Mauiniqas
Nes ladies Islands. oa WedaSs
day sysuiag, May 7sh. The sit
was ulped oas o. sNislsace aa.
nessly 4o.ooo people wefs Allied
less than thirty sseoRds An h
shlppiag Ia the hsrhor. With ID
sailors oa eoard. MAS destroyed aa
bus oas soul escaped asssruetior
The most distressing point IN Ii
;suibis affair IS shs shough, TIA, h
people had ampls warning bat d
nas hssa. H.
Edward r. Chsysston and 3
bslis came down from Haas.
4, Cay % spend few days sisitln
his parents ana oshsg rsls,ivss. "a
ai,ss plessass ssssaa hsfe rssvu
{ "a 20 ibsr as4 hone ia Kans,
3 City, 10 Cad that ihsis X. {. irisu,
) had besn shsss before shsa a.
decorated their residence with no
,oss grave and gay, slgus e eo
4 pnbial bliss, and oFRamea,s Of q
alsssis iglssisy wisboa, nambsg ,iro
r he ,op q the shimasy % ,hs ssll
= door, Bss ia it al good will a
y I, hearty lgssnd,hip esopped oss sse
~Asls. May lhey live Ions q
psespes.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15

We always knew our friend Ben
Moore was quite a ladies man, bus
We never suspected he would take
ON a new love until be was well rid
OF the old, but he has, A real new
best g,H came 10 his home last Fn-
day morning before hreakles, and
created suite q oommOgion in bis
home lor awhile. Re We guess The
affair viii settle down as such things
always de, aud Ben be loFgivsn and
lhe matter iorgot,sH, aud mothsl
and ia,heg bosh DO well iusg a. they
alwayc hase dons. Ben has ops
sympashy apd our eone,siulslloas.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15

There viii be servSoes - shis
church uen Sabbafh az ria manss
1850 p. m
Sunday School ai sss5 a. M
Juni0E Endeavor AZ ? 50 p. m
Seaior Eudeayos a, 6sso p M
W. B CHkNcELEoa,
Ps.toE.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
Agents Wanted.

Isie u r, nnwur TALaAes. bf
h. SON Rrv t'Eaak Dewitt ralnaRe
ana associate editors of ChristlaD
Herald Oalg bslok endorsed by
Taimaso family EnbuAons profit
Cor ap.ats who aes qui<kiy uufat
Sea ceata Write imiaeaiateiy Ciark
4 Co. ~ S. tihSt.. Pblia.. Pa Men
tioR this papcr
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
Catholic Church.

Pensscost Sunday ueHf-
Mass sacrifice. eommnnion q the
Lords Supper, with Gsrnan and
Englssh ssumoa a @ .. m.
Sunday School 9sso q. M
Coufessions "a Gsruaa and Eng
iish ca Saturday sfssnson end
evening.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15

Anoiheg new assogtmeal oi Cor
SETS ressived .. the Bazaar, Gin
5lss. straight iron, and an the new
styles ior snmmsf wear Sse them
before yda bay elsewhere.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15

Twenty teams wanted AZ once for
tarm work. Apply one.hall mile
norlh Of Brusby Mound, ON Butler
road. II, NJ. BALL.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15

San6sy srheel n SIS az
Prez-hiaE zfu 3 H. and as
7.s0 ?. n
Chrisiian Easessor aE ssse p ~
RR CogrEE. PssEss-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
WaInut - la- D -

There Niil be prssrhss ss re
wslnut Street &C. z. Chzsza aerf
Snuday al II .. "a md S ?. n
Suuday Soh0ol a, g-s5 q ga
EPw0rh League e 7 p "A
W. r PYEKs. Passer.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
srALLIoNs.

Five trolslng.bred standard stall.
lions, at the Spencer faoeh, for SER
vice, from March lN 20 July 80,
s9oa.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15

We ~ant g secure year larm -
advertise n oar aekt zee 20 tslL
Ne can ssll a qoisksE Than soy arm
ID shs soaa1y
PRowsll' ctoe kieh Hlli, No
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-15
1sssS8ss8s9sse9ss8sssss
LOCAL BRIEFS.

"To have and 10 hold' your
trade is our aim.--Johannes'.
Rev. w. B. Chancellor preached
to crowded house last Sunday.
Walter Vail visited friends al Fl.
Scott Sunday. returning Monday.
They carry the STOCK and make
the PRICE down at Jobannes'.
NJ. c. Fortune venturcd to cross
the line and visit Fl Scott Sunday,
to see the ball game.
There were no services at the
Baptist or the Walnut Street NJ. E.
Church last Sunday.
DR.. Frank Slater has been pur-
chasing more land and has become
a confirmed expansiouist.
Rudolph Kunz was in the city
this week looking after business
matters and visiting old friends.
DR.. A. E. VanVoorhis is in
Yates Center, Kansas, attending his
son who is very sick in that city.
Col. Thos. NJ. Orr is quite SER
iously indisposed, but his hosts Of
friends hope to see him out again
soon.
Miss Pereza Pritchard, of Tbs
TRBUNE, is off duty caused by a
severe attack OF neuralgia, bat IS
much better al this writing.
Rev L. F. Clark in the morning,
and Rev. L. L. Kyle in the even
ing, preached to large congrega-
lions at the Park Avenue NJ. z.
Church, South, las, Sunday.
have houses for sale for from
$3.50 up to $1,000, on easy pay
rnen,s and long time. Come aud
see me. -GEo. p. HUcKEBY.
Miss Lizzie Kober took the train
last Friday and went to Join her
brother aud sister, Will aud Miss
Bertie, at the farm over the Kansas
line.
b. Kirk has bought the Wolver-
ton & Jones stock and is prepared
TO furnish you gas and water fixture
supplies cheaper than ever, South
Sixth Street.
Our young friend George Under.
hill, is having quite a serious time
With measles at his home just be-
yond Carbon Centre. Il was tear.
ed Monday and Tuesday that he
might no, pull through.
Rev. w. 7. Pyles and family
were absent from the city last sun.
day attending the bedside OF MIS-.
PyleA father who was very sick at
his home near Virginia, aud who
died Sunday evening.
Mu Ada Nj. Williams let Tues.
day morning with her son and
daughter, for her old childhood
home 10 Wheatlsnd, Pennsylvania,
/. where she expects to spsnd perhap,
r a year or mere before she returns lc
Rish HHi.
Don't waste ynnr money on worth
= lcas limitations 81 Rocky Mountali
3 i'ca Get the genuine made only b.
the Madison Medicine so. A gpeai
family romedy. 0 oents, Ask YOU
druggist.
, The German Lutheran churel
folks have received full paymen
luom lbs mspTanss company ioT ID
damage 20 their church By she &c
cent wind storm. They will nov
proceed 10 rebuild the tower and, I
possible, make il more subsIanIis
!, than ever.
g Capt. W. A. Newton is again
:. citizen Of Rich liill fog toe time b,
q ing. lie recently sold his frs
70 olass Vernon county farm for SIS
u 600 and is now stopping with h
ID brothsr-in.law, Geo. Craig. Will
he takes ,hs time to pat al his Ris
Hil property in good shape an
fiust.elass condition. lie has a
or ways been interested Ia Rich hi
is property,
= Mrs.. Boon Mcdaniel was able
be removed 20 hsi home last Sal
day from her brothers, 4. +. Gro,
where she had been compelled
Il. remain ever siaee She was her IA
~ February. She has not yet rceo
4. ..l AZ. a.. "a ~. l..,n ..a -.
Williams news., 1902-06-21

Sheriff Secrist attended the meet ing of the grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, at Williams, last week. and reports being royalty enter tained. The Knights generally do things up right.-Holbrook Argus
 MT. NJ. Salzman returned last Monday from San Francisco, where he had been in attendance at the meeting of the Mystic Shriners. He says before the boys got through they had painted the town a brill iant hue.
 Mrs. J. H. Hudson, wife of our efficient electrician, came in Tues day from an extended visit with relatives in Missouri. Jim has con sequently quit the gang and is now enjoying home life and home cook ing. But there are still a few of us left.
 Miss Bertha Beecher was gradu- ated from the Northern Arizona Norman school last Thursday with high honors. Miss Beecher is one of the brightest young women in the territory and the people of Kingman are proud of her record She has been engaged to teach the public school at Williams during the ensuing term.-Mohave Miner.
Williams news., 1902-06-21
.cocai Wews

Born-To Mrs. w. J. Morgan, last Friday, June 13, girl
 Chas. Canall is again in Los An geles, having left for that port last Sunday
 Geo. U. Young returned Tuesday evening from a weeks business triL to Prescott
 Work will shortly commence on q side track which will be run to the smelter.
 Mrs. W. J. Collard, of Rhoades, visited in the city last Tuesday with Mrs A. F. Poison.
 Mrs. J. B. Jones left last Satur- day evening for a few days visit with relatives at Flagstaff
 MT. F. Lamb is making quite a success out of his Bill Williams mountain toll road and trail.
 J. w Thurber, so we are in formed, has SIS, 900 contract from the railroad company at Bellemont.
 General Manager Dermont on Monday paid the taxes on the Sag inaw and Manistee Lumber com pany's lands for the year at the as- sessed rate of S2.5O per acre.
 Mis- Susie B., daughter of Judge and Mrs Joseph Johnston, who has been attending school at Albuquer- que during the past winter, returned home Tuesday for the summer va cation.
Williams news., 1902-06-21

Mrs. J. x. Mcdonald, after sev- eral months most pleasantly spent in Los Angeles, returned to the city last Sunday evening.
 George Baumgartner has resigned his position at the Cabinet and together with his brother John has taken some contract work near Challender for the DeMund Lum- Der Co.
 Mr. J. w. Weatherford, the ge- nial proprietor of Hotel Weather ford at Flagstaff, and who is prom inently spoken of as a candidate for the territorial council, spent last Saturday in the city.
 We are informed that the gov ernment has ordered all cattle on the north side of the Grand Can yon, belonging to non-residents, to move off the reserve This will af- feet about 12,0O0 head.
 To those who drink whiskey for pleasure; Harper whiskey adds zest to existence. To those who drink whiskey for health's sake, Harper whiskey makes life worth living. Sold at the Cabinet.
 Nine young men who claim to be the Williams ball team went down to Winslow last Sunday and got skinned to the tune of 26 to '. Bet ter practice little more, boys, be- fore making another trip from home and before you can be recognized as the Williams team.
 The territorial board of equaliza- ton with regard to the Santa Fe Pacific return of 3S6.73 miles right of way at S373, ,S45.69, accepted; rolling stock and personal property valued at S592, ,9S9.31; total, $966,- S35; rate per mile, s2 300. Saginaw Eighteen miles returned at $11, ,150 and raised to 5000; rate, sS33.33.
Williams news., 1902-06-21

F. R. Nellis returned Wednesday from the Canyon, where he had been for several days.
 Ralph and Niles Cameron of Flagstaff came down last Sunday and went out to the Grand Can yon.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Wente and Mrs. w. F. Dermont were passengers to the Grand Canyon last Tuesday evening.
 Mir and Mrs. Clarence Lamb came up Tuesday evening from Prescott for few days visit with relatives.
 District Attorney J. E. Jones came down Tuesday from Flag staff to hear the evidence in an as- sault case.
 Hon. Jas. Walsh came up from his ranch at Pine Springs last Mon day evening, where he has been for some weeks.
 Mrs. N. R. Stone. who has been quite i'll in the east, is, we are glad to state, much improved and will shortly return home.
 Born-To Mrs. John Carlson, on Saturday, June 14, a girl. We'll have to watch out for John at the rife shoot tomorrow.
 MT. s. A. Pleasants, who has been employed at McCabe during the past winter, returned to Will jams the first of the week.
 Mrs. Al. Arkills, who now resides at Needles, passed through last Tuesday en route to Kansas City and Chicago on an extended visit.
 The case between the Saginaw X Manistee Lumber Co. and J. Cauf- man has been compromised agreed bly to both sides. This will give the company about three months supply of water.
Williams news., 1902-06-21

ITEMS OF
 GENERAL
 INTEREST
Williams news., 1902-06-21
THE BIG STORE
.....M. SALZMAN

Nail Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
SERVED WITH BRITISH
IN SOUTH HFRICH
An Ohio Man Tells Of How the
English Treat BOer Women and
Children.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, April 25.-
Michael Rosselli, of this city, has Just
returned from South Africa after an
absence Of two years. He started out to
see the world and while In Manchester
he caught the war fever and enlisted
in the English army. He was assigned
with kitchener's fighting scouts, OF
which there were 600, and whose oper-
ations were confined to the Orange
Free State. OF this number fully so
per cent were Americans. Canadians
and Australians When he was must
cred out after little more than six
months service there were but 306 able
bodied men in the company, the others
having been killed, wounded or cap
tured.
He spoke OF the manner In which the
Beers are treated when captured and
the inhuman treatment toward women
and children. 1t Is not an unusual
laing. the says for the British to turn
one of their rapid fire pompom guns on
house and destroy It and the wo-
men and children who occupy it. The
British soldier receives five shiiiings
per day. which Is the same as Sl.20 In
American money.