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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
BrucetOu.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Floyd Gale is visiting friends at Terra
Alta.
Gilbert cuppe, was at Terra Alta last
week.
Our teachers have returned from
institute.
+. w. King has the roof almost ON his
new house.
w ]. Bowermas,er took in Bryan's day
at Mt Lake Park.
Ed Englehart of Guseman. was visiting
at S. NJ. Mcthcny's lately.
Rev. A. J. King and family of pi,tsbure
are spending the summer here.
D.E. CuPpett Of Glade Farms. attended
tue social last saturday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Ritenour OF Unlontown
Is the guest OF Miss Lorena Scott.
Misses Emma and Mary Miller attended
the Teachers Institute at Terra Alta.
Miss Eva silbaugh is at home after a
months visit to relatives in PittsBurg.
Mrs Hight Garner OF Braddock. is visit
ing her parents S. NJ. Metheny and wife.
Mrs Sarah Harding OF ypsiIanu MIchi
gar IS the guest OF Mrs. Kate Armstrong.
Mrs Frank Frankhonser and children Of
Tyrone Pa.are visiting at Rev Faulkner's
Rnfus Armstrong has returned to Union
town. after months visit to The parental
roof
Prof { w waddcli OF the Fairmopt
Normal. was pleasant visitor in town
last week
Miss Nellie Evans is down with the
typhoid fever She contracted the fever
at Pittsburg.
Mrs Dora Kemp Of Mycrsdalc. has re-
turned home after two weeks visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Smith.
We regret TO learn thai DR. NJ. S Bryte
died In the Soldiers Home. az Dayton o /.
last Thursday aud was buried the next
morning In the Soldiers cemetery there.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Twilight.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
VIM Hafisell is opening up a lime quarry
on his farm
Mrs Robert Reese OF FcIiowsviIIe. is
visiting her ION James Miller OF near
Manown.
Alex D. squires Of near Reedsville. left
Sunday morning to visit friends out at
Independence
Mrs. Is. NJ. squircs and son Clyde. of
Reedsville. are visiting relatives at
Newburg and Grafton.
There was an ice cream and peach
supper al Nelson Eryins last Thursday
evening for the benefit OF Rev. Phillips Of
R5edsvillc.
A delegation from Reedsvillc. drove up
on hay wagon to Mlllersport and took in
the festival last Saturday evening They
enjoyed the hay ride better than the ice
cream.
a parry Of young people from near here
drove over TO the cave few days ago
where they enjoyed Delighted outing
They took well filled baskets of eatabIes
snd the day was spent in very ENJOYABLE
manner
There was an Al day meeting 10 the IT,
Is. Church at Millcfspoft Sunday con
ducied By the pastor. Rev S ~ snider
Two able sermons we're preached during
the dsy BY Rev a r saliay OF Mt Lake
Park. lie Is an ex Presiding Elder Of the
Parkersburg district
There was quite an excitement out I'm the
vicinity Of Mauown few days ago. caused
by an automobile passing through on its
way to ut Lake Park Ono Young fellow
grabbed his gun called his dog and started
up the pike en- run he met very
sanciimonious looking gentleman and en-
CURED II he saw that burned thing going
up the pike without legs. head or tail,
thonzht could oyertako the crtter md
get shot at shc blasted thing but ia got
away from me Another party seeing IL
pass declared q was machine Tor making
railroads and The 81 e X. road was a sure
thing now for q was LAYING the rails
behind u IENNiE MAY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Mount Zion

Correspondence OF The Argus.
We will give You few dog day aud no
weather suggestions.
a. ]. Graham was County Seat visitor
last Wednesday.
Oliver Graham made flying trip &c
Druceton Friday,
Alison Harmed was a Mt. Zion calle,
Tuesday evening.
John Graham OF Icnox. was among ou,
Mond ay travellers
o. II. and !. Is. Graham of Brneeton
weie callers Sunday
), j. iiilcman and wife we're Plcasan,
Valley visitors Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs, n Forman were VALLEY
Point shoppers Wednesday.
Walter Harmed and NJ. s. Johns we're
Rockville shoppers Sunday
Grant Bishopp was numbered among our
Tuesday and Wednesday callers
Oliver ana Benton Graham were a,
kingwood Thursday OF last week.
Harvest Is nearing completion and the
crops arc farciy good with corn aat,cring.
Miss Matha Copeman of near Brandon.
vile "a visiting her uncle. Ebcn Graham
Mr.. aud MIS- X. C. Forman OF pisgal,
were Saturday aud Sunday callers OF
Valley Point
Miss Iva Protzman, who has been visit
ing her parents the past three weeks ha,
returned to Haywood
Thomas Whistle and Charles Hess
attended the squeezing freezing supper
Pisgah Saturday evening.
VIM. =. Johns and Oliver Graham. who
have spent the winter in the Jones window
factory at Morgantown are visiting the
parental roof as the factory has shut DOM
and won't Start again until the last OF
September.
Frank Crane. the General Sup't. OF the
Oliver Lumber Co. at Dcllslow was al
several points through here looking for
handsto work in the log camp He re-
turned to his home in Morgantown Monday
without any hands
The old ID passed through here about
month ago and some OF his demons
escaped and ever since they have been
packing off everything that is loose OF
packabie. II was said az one time that
this neighborhood was as quiet aud as
clear OF stealing and lying as any place in
the country but OF late II seems as II hell
had got mixed up with some OF them and
the mixture is not success or they
would attend to their own business.
KfpD
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Bull Run.
KDD

correspondence OF TIE Argus.
J. =. EVERY aud G.. u Gale are working
for a. X jenkins.
a. X Jenkins caught same dnc large cat
hsh out Of Cheat the past week
a body Of men from CIsrksburg are
surveying coal land in this section
a. X. jenkins made flying trip to
Morgantown the past week on business.
J. w Flynn and NJ. w. PeIl were IN our
community the past week on coal business
Two corps OF raiifoad engineers are
surveying on Cheal near the Beaver hole.
J. o. jenkins has purchased farm OF a.
a. Groves. We learn the price paid was
500
Mrs. Carrie Taylor has been rel poorly
for several days but we are glad 70 report
her better
Miss Lolo Blaney has returned to Union.
town. Pa. after visit Of two weeks with
her parents
Geo. ShaGer has completed his survey Of
coal land In this section OF over five
thousand acres
Many people OF this section have been out
near Kohr gathering huckicbeffics which
seem to be very plentiful
Rcmie shaGcr. who has been working
for tho a. { Oliver Lumber Co on
Deckerds creek is home sick
Tho appointments Of Rev Hart az
Friendship Saturday night and sunday
night was not filled Tor reasons no, known
This section was visited by ono OF the
heaviest rains las, Saturday night we have
had Tor some time end doing considerable
damage to crops
John Roysc, who has been ddliing wells
~ Manown for some time is at home doing
his harvesting and his pufnef Yves Mode
Jenkins is running the mschine.
VIM. r. Shaner Of Moreantown. was
visiting friends IN this section the past
week and VIC learn he will teach the North
Uaion school again the coming winter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Recls,ilie.

corrcSpondence OF The Argus.
Mrs. Lee Skater IS visiting a, Fla Garden.
George Ashbura has purchased new
hose.
Jacob cobon is very III with cancer on
his face
9. d. Herring aud Or For,ney have par.
chased new wells.
Mrs. Clara cobun spent few DAYS a, her
fathers a, Terra Alta.
Pryor Gasemau and wife are visiting his
father John w. Guseman.
Mood and Chester Ashbarn drove 20 the
Fiat Rocks Saturday night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. 5. Damn made flyinr
tdp to Haywood Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Snyder is visiting at Mrs.
Nancy Snyders at this writing.
Mrs. Hattie wheeler's brother and his
l"'ie son were visiting her Sunday.
Miss Pearl Wolfe was visiting Miss
tlossie Ashburn Saturday night aud sun.
day.
Samuel Niekson from Union,own, was in
the "'ades Friday and Saturday, buying
caule
Mrs. Myra McMillen and little dau rhter
Janet was calling ON Mrs. Kate Watson
Saturday evening
Misses Ada rusing. Gertrude Ash burn
and Pearl Wolfe were calling on Pearl aud
Margare, Watson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Squires and daughter
bcssio and son Clyde drove to Ncwbnrg
Saturday. Mrs. Squircs aud son will remain
foe a few weeks.
There was hay wagon drove to Manown
Saturday evening To- festival by some of
keedsvilie export people. Henry Reed.
Ollie Squires, Frances Runner, Myrtle
Sqaircs, Pearl Watson. Chas. Cobup.
Eastaee Squ,res, Ella Shaaer. Madison
Philips, Leila Ashufn, Dave lin aud
Carney Menear
Joe MeneRr had his phonagraph a, q. A.
Dilfs Saturday evening. The ones present
were Odns Watson. Lusa Dill, Rawley
Watson, George Stone, FioSSe Ashburn.
Pearl Wolfe, Curtis Dill. Percy Dnl, Percy
aud Pet Shader, Margaret Watson, Sarah
Reed, Mrs. James Field, Grace Cieayer,
Maud Menear, Lee Shaacr, Gay Fairfax
Ross Core. Wall Shay Edna FELL. Virgil
McMillen, wife and daughter Janet, Mr..
Tusing, Daniel aud Orval Watson. All
report good time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14

Correspondence OF Tho Argus.

Correspondence OF Tho Argus.
VIM Wilhelm has sold his farm to Albert
trazce OF GAINESVILLE.
Mrs Henry Methcny is visiting the old
home stead near Etam.
II. -. Wilhelm. our husilIng merchant
has purchased a Gnc horse.
Harvesting is the order OF the day with
- Cuppet at the head OF the class.
Some OF our farmers are selling their
coal land. We think money will be plenty
and can be gotten At per cent Interest.
Mrs. A. a. Reckart celebrated her Goth
birthday By giving her children aud grand.
children fine dinner. Her children con.
sists oil seven sons two daughters in law
, anu one grand son Mrs. Rcckarf was
born aud raised In Marion county near
fairmont. In 1866 she came 10 Preston
where she has resided ever since.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Preston County y. y. Association.

The next annual session Of tie Preston
County S. S. Association will he held in the
NJ. i. church at Function, September 10
~, 1901. Each school ia the county is en-.
titled To four delegates 10 addition 10 the
Superintendent and Pastor. They should
he elected at once. every school should be
represented. An excellent program Is in
preparation. The county officers are. Pres,
Rev. II. {. Howard. KiDgwood; seey.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Ramsey. Kipgwood; Treas. ID.
J. Gibson, Newburg; Supi. Home Dept.
Dr. J. ". King. Kiugwood. There Is also
= Vice Pes. for each district In The county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Drug Store Talk.

Buying goods by mail from us
gives you SIS, 900. 90 stock Of
Drugs and Sundries to draw from
all at WHOLESALE Prices:
7Sc. Tooth Brushes for ~ cests.
75c. ladies' Combs for ~ cents.
TO-. Toilet Soap for cents.
25c. Toilet Soap for " cents
age. Menuen's ralcum Powder for 20 cents
soc. Breast Pumps for e Gems.
Doc. Family Syringe for 80 cents.
One thousand other Drugs and
Druggists Sundries at Cur Prices.
Order to day (enclosing remittance. .
GRAFTON DRUc & CHEMICAL Co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Grafton, w. Va.
eve are after your Mail Orders.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
0RDER oF punLlcArIoN-

STATE on WEST vRoMn.
AZ rules held In The clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court for The county Of Preston. or
the FIRST Monday Of August foo7
R.W Monroe. Sp'c1 Receiverl
VS. In chanrcrv
Watson & Lemon ef a.
The object Of this proceeding Is TO re-.
vivc the above named cause in the name
Of Thomas i. Wdson's widow and heirs
IL having abatcd as to said Thomas I
Watson by his death
And 10 appearing from an affidavit filed
ln said causc that the defendants George
y. watson. Moses Watson and BENJAMIN
y. Watson arc not residents 81 this State
on motion Of tho plaintiff u Is ordered that
the said defendants be required TO appear
within one month after the date Of tle first
publication ~ this order and do what Is
necessary % protect their interests
" is further ordered that this order be
published and posted as required by law.
A copy tcsfc.
W WArsON, Clerk.
Published FIRST slime August zth. foo7
Attest W. WATsoN Clerk
u W. MoNROF Counsel Tor plainfia
S7Iqo24tss 90
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Reunion " Three Families.

The Orr, Foriney and Menem families
vii hold reunion at the Camp Ground
near Tunnelion, ON Tuesday. August 10,
1904. The day will he enlivened 10y orator,
and music aud full attendance of the
CLANS with their friends is anticipated. II
will probably be one OF the largest reunions
ever held in this part of the State. Invita-
tons have been sent To members Of the
different, families who live at distance, hut
those IN the county are expected To attend
without further invitation than the general
notice
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Card or Thanks.
RowIrsnItrn- Annnsi

RowLnsnUec. August o. 1909
We desire To render our heart tel, thanks
10 the good people of RowIesburg aud vicin.
ity for their kindness aud uniting assistance
rendered during the illness aid death Of our
beloved wife and mother. We fail to find
language 10 speak The gratitude Of our hearts
Tor your Kindness hut our prayer Is you may
ali he rewarded by our kind Heavenly
Father who Is ever ready to reward The iusf.
Yours very respectfully,
THos RocERs AND FAMILY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Card OF Thanks.

We desire TO return our sincere thanks 10
the friends and neigbbors Of our father for
their kindness and sympathy during his ~
ness and death and in our hour Of affection
and We hope that lie who doclh all things
well may bless them for their kindly aid and
coufiesies extended.
B. z. and @. 2. WnersetL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14

House and lot. also store goods. Sire Of
store room 7fxto dwelling rooms no
stairs. ail plastered. good cellar, stable Tor
: head horses, everything brand new. Par
ties wishing 10 buy will please cali or write
me MARX SHEARgR.
~ I Albright w Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Special Notice.

The patrons Of the Bank 81 Kinrwood
aud the public generally are hereby inforned
that The Bank has made special arrange.
menis o. pay interes; on limo deposits until
further notice. ". PARIS, Cashier
kingwood, W Va, Aug :, 1907 a.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
70 whom Il Nav coucey,

hereby give notice that Earl Bishop. nv
son, has left my bed aud board without due
cause and VIII not l'e responsible for any
debts or contracts made BY him
X {. BISHOP, Valley Point. w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Labor Day.

Mountain Lake Park. Saturday, August
TO- 1902. Baltimore & Ohio railroad, only
Is cents Tor the round tip from Tunnclion.
Special train leaves al S.dS a. m. Cali ON
agcn, Baltimore * Ohio railroad for full
particulars
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14

| GREATER MORGANTOWN
Is INDEED A REALITY
Tive Thousand
New people will come with the new
mines and factories, which are to
guard MoRcANrowN's PROSPER
Try in future.
Real estate values will increase
hve to ten times present prices.
The advice given our people
three years ago by I. w. Wiles.
the Investment Banker, proved to
be sound and business.like.
Many sold their Preston Countu
homes bclow vhat they were ,Vorfh
and stakcd their ALL on WILES'
judgment, and to-day they wear a
smile. Their aggregate profits
amount TO over $500
No wonder they swear by the
man. who helped them TO make
more money in two or three years.
than they had made in all their lives.
Great Opportunities
Come to all at least oncc in
a lifetime.
Fortune
Is NOW KNOCKING AT YOUR Door.
1t knocks for others.
IL knocks for you.
MORGANTOWN has landed sev.
eral more large factories. and
others are coming.
PRESTONIANS LISTENl
Hold your ear close to mother earth
and you can almost hear the
Hum OF INDUSTRY in the GREAT
DEckER's CREEK VALLEY, which
is rapidly becoming one huge
mining and industrial camp.
The Industrial clock is about to
Strike the Hour Prices are soon
to climb to dizzy heights. The
handwriting is already on the
wall.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
Fortune

Come TO all at least oncc in
lifetime.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14
HERRING & BROWN,

Mrs. {. w. Wolfe and baby came dow,
from runnel,on yesterday to visi, her ole
home here.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14

The wors, kind of poverty is discomfort
men, in the midst of plenty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14

We will save you from IS to so PEI cent.
while our clearance sales are going ON. The
Shaffer < Brown Co.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-03

ipg~ioNn pains inarsasabis from female
wealnrss Noihfrs hnd in Favosfts
Prescription ? a wonderful tonic. imnaft.
ine great physical strength. promoting
trc arpctie and Inducing refreshing
sleep u keeps tlie prospective mothef
~ health and strength and makes th1
hahy'a advent practically painlets.
CLAIMS W. cURHs.
II "a very much easier TO make claims
than to make cures II q by its cures
F" favorite Prescription . Is 10 be Judged
Rnd by the multiplied testimonies 10
these cures given 81 the grateful wsomen
who have been restored % perfect health
and strength through The use Of this
great medicine.
About Eve years ago I had very poor
hcalth,# writes Mrs. s. r. Whalen. Of
Holden, Johnson Co, No. eAnef doe.
toiing four years with our town doctors
they gave my case up; said they had
cone OH they could. 4 had been con.
fined 10 my bed half ms time the other
bait could hardly drag arolnd / bad
such pains III NY lack and abdomen 1
could not stand on my feet Tor more
than & few minutes. Ny feet we're cold
or burning, and my periods came too
often. The doctors said Il vas change
Of life, 50, az ] had heard Of DR.. Pferce's
medicines, my husband got me a bottle
Of Fsvorite Prescription / took Il
and Il helped me ia some WAYS 50 /
wrote 10 you and followed your advice
! commenced tFavoritc Presentation
sGoiden Medical Discovery and the
Pleasant Pellets as ! was 90 consti-
paied al the time and pills would
weaken me 50 that / would have to 20
% bed To Che great surprise Of every
body ] got veil, and when I met my.
friends they would say 4 never thought
you would be here now But I can suv
4 was your medicine. which no doubt e
the best in the world. Have no use for
doctors since I tried your medicine
DR.. Herce's Favorte Prescription il
purely a vegetable preparation and can
not disagree with the weakest constitu.
ton Il contains no alcohol and is abso-
lutely free from opium, cocaine, and all
ether narcotics.
Accept % substitute for = Favorfte Pre-
scrpiion e you wish TO he enred a.
others have been. Insist upon the remedy
with g reooud foT the cure Of weak and
SICK
Women suffering irom diseasc In
chronic form are invited to consult DR..
Fierce hy letter, free. Al correspond.
ence IS held as strictly private and
Eocdly confidential and the written
condolences Of women are guarded by
the ssme strict professional privacy OBJ
served In personal constitutions. Ad-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-03

Papers were served In New York re
Gently on H. C. II. Herrold. United
States revenue collector al Newark n,
J.. IN a suit brought against him by the
American Sugar Refining Company 10
recover ~S5Ss.e7L7s. the amount Of
taxes paid prior 20 December IS 1890.
3, the Newark 0Hiee. under the wa re-
venue act Of June Is. 1885
The declaration in the proceedings
attacks the entire oonstimuonalily CT
the var revenue act The action Is
really directed against the federal gov
eminent
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-03

- va not ) ysrg satisfactory sksm.-
si.ss % GzsAt BE 6idnt ses usss
particniaf GOOD sas nighf d. ara ne
next tine be np d. gswsit q Pinly
BE- Ia slip ne secret about pe'--'s neA
FrOm he doctors oaIcs ns story
spread reaching car that vtrs noi To-
different 70 ne story Of q poss.nis gas
belt under Hole County. sifanrsfs
who had eniekered AZ Jethaon tskan %
cross qeaflon him. but he PIT them
aside viii CHILDISH Hniis and q harm.
iesa joke How yoa EoIn' . git the
gasr msy asked bim-
dig Tor g. he would say. D., Ching
An II yog Ga H. what thsrr
'-Then It's W 70 you, Erinniag a. be
walked away.
Some Of them dld dig. o. rrr,sF bore
into their farms Afhame6 81 Meir
enterprises. they Kept then sesf,i from
each othsr. bat vhsa they aai yniniy
gone down geo. 800 And even ~ feet
through the rock and clay ems water.
rage against the innocent Per took
hold Of them. and they watcte 4 Tor 8
chance TO get even George II "a SCI
the pace By actually leasing re gas
privileges OF his farm 70 Jethson for
ninety-nine years for the cash sum o.
500. Which vas paid the mo fut The
deed vas signed After that thsre vas
q rush TO do business with Peter.
The m~alcontents who had spent work
and money sinking for gas wanted re-
venge. but they were afraid & give tho
victim long terms" for fear when bis
mental condition was discovered his
engagements would become yalueless,
50 they did business with bin on q
cash basis until hts money was gone
and be had "fhe gas privilege on
every farm and free holding near PIN
".
What air ye goin' 9 DO naoEEa
groaned Papa Grant when Pete admit
ted that he'd like to borrow a hundred
dollars.
I'm going 70 give Pimly 3 fireworks
exhibition" be answered naively. I'm
going TO town now 70 put a card in the
Banner announcing a show over at ny
place"
And he did. The errzue announce
ment drex every man. woman and
child Tor miles around. The Are
works" was all gas It is true. but
from 4 hundred jets along the drive.
around the lawn. In the house and ont
side. # Hared IN clear white glory.
Peter showed them his lathe and his
pumps all run BY burning gas. The
men who bad ndiculed him. fawned
Row. and some Of them. taking him
aside. admitted that they had dug for
gas. too. '5ust on his say So. but that
they want no gas within i've hundred
feet, an. Pete. ef ye want 70 stand from
under that lease. Why All right
But Peter eidn't want to stand hom
under
Digging Tor gas. boys. said Peter,
radiantly. lis Ike sizing up your fellow
men It's no use unless you 90 deep,
say a thousand feet or SO.
And they smiled with him, but they
didnt mean IL
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-03
To tasitm Resorts.

law rate suamcr circuit tours TO
Mirhigon, Canada, ST. Lawrnce RE-
giou. atlantic CoasG rain and lake
ar an rail
To chicago THE lannon's "En'
leANes Kansas City az ESQ p,m.
IA Nc louis -noahle daily train
atrNirc.
Describe your tip Ca our nearest
Nlctet Agent, ur 70 thc undersigned.
aad Ia ns advise YOU the least coat
and mail you publications
l. i BRickER. W. wAkElE0.
t.hAt l Maih So, Gea1 NsS Art.
ktssts Gn, no. 81 ia1as, Ml
Q. A IEVEf,
Osaefsl Aanarcf
ST. Inufs. Mc.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-03

Commencing March asrd, The
Frisco Train leaving Rich Hin at 8.
p ~. viii connect az pleasanton
with fast trains arriving az OKLA.
homa 7iso next moming, Deni-
son Ii.oS a. M, sherman tliSo a..
M III Worth ASS p. M, Dallas
.ssso p. m, Msmphis s a. m. a.
bsfoTs-E. 7. LARAHNirss, AT,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-03

The stockholders Of the American
Tobacco Company held their annual
meeting in Jersey City. The old board
OF directors was reelected for q tern,
OF three ycan. with the exception u
II. d. Lee. Who was Faooreiea BY C c.
Dula. The rop0r, u Treasurer H. d
lee said the net earnings for the year.
after deaucting ali charges and cx-
penscs Of management were S66tT.ilA
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-03
Cheap Sumner Colorado Tours.

The Burlington makes the cheap
est Colorado Summer tours ever
made such as sl500 round trip dur
Ing inrquent periods % the Summer
sm kansas tlty 10 ncnvcr. Colora.
SO springs and ntara. Tho ilnr
hnston's fast Denver train leaves
kansas CIV al g35 % an, arrhcs
nsnver 313 r. m. next day. The
Day ENpn.s leayes Kansas City AZ.
Ia. "a Ann.