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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-05
BEN WADE
Will Have Short Taste
of Liberty.
Will Be Arrested at Penitentiary
Door.
Especial Correspondence.)

Columbus, o., April 5.-Ben Wade
will be released from the penitentiary
today only to be Immediately rear
rested and taken to Toledo to be tried
for murder. He is accused of compli-
city in the murder of the Sullivan sis
tiers, in 1899. They We're beaten into
insensibility and robbed. They died
afterwards. Wade denies the charge.
Ben lands. in Jail at Greenville, is
also suspected.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-05
WONDER
Expressed byAbIe
Legislators.
Want to Know What
Pugh-Kibler Code Is.
The Bill Is a Special Order On
Next Thursday.
Especial Corespondence.)

Columbus, o., April j.-The "Giant
Ripper bill wall not rip very mucl
by the time 1t Is enacted into a law,
If that time ever comes, and the indl-
cations are that II will remain a harm
less document until long after the ad-
iournment of the Seventy-Fifth Cen
eral Assembly. The Pugh- Kibler code
was reported back to the House Thurs.
day after noon by Mr.. Comings as
chairman Of the Municipal Affairs
committee but the nearly two hund-
red amendments to the bill leave it in
rather uncertain shape.
The subcommittee to which the bill
was referred was not able TO agree
upon many of the proposed amend
ments and the bill had to come back
with simple recommendation instead
Of u substitute bill as might have been
expected from the number of changes
that We're being offered. The princi-
pal feature eliminated is the munici-
pal ownership, upon which the com
mittee is practically agreed.
Other important amendments Of
fered are that common laborers and
private secretaries be taken out from
under the civil service rule and there
is q strong disposition among the
members of the committee to so
amend the bill as to provide for an
election of the different directors or
heads of departments instead of hay
ing them appointed by the Mayor.
An effort was made to make poll
of the House on the bill but this was
impossible for two reasons. One
was that there were but few MEM
bers who could be found and the
other was that a majority of them
do not know what the bill really is.
One member who was asked what
code dye meanY When he was in
formed that information was desired
concerning the Pugh-Kibler code he
remarked that there was no such
member Of the House and that no such
bill had been introduced 'by nobody"
When more definite facts concerning
the bill We're presented the member
thought he remembered having heard
of such bill but said: II amt had
time to look it over yit: come round
tomorrow an I'll tell you where I'm
at to ty-ty."
This is an extreme case but there
were other members whose constit-
uency reside in cities which would
be materially ripped" in their organi-
zation by the passage of the bill, who
were unable to tell just what they
would do with regard to the bill and
admitted that they did not under
stand its provisions. With this con-
dition of affairs existing, it is diff
cult matter to foresee what will hap
pen to the bill when it finally reaches
the floor of the. House for open debate
and streams of intelligence begin to
flow. The bill is made special order
for next Thursday at 1890 o'clock.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-05
SYMPATHY
For Senator Jones. Defeated for
Reelection,

Washington, April 5.-When Mr..
Jones of Arkansas appeared on tine
floor of the Senate, Friday after a
protracted absence, during which lie
passed through warm and unsuccess-
full contest for reelection he was sur
rounded Immediately by many of
his colleagues, all anxious to learn the
details of the contest He was given
a most cordial greeting by Senators on
both sides of the chamber
The Senate at the conclusion of rou-
tine business, proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the Indian appropriation bill.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-05

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates, and will not constipate like
nearly all other cough medicines. Re-
fuse substitutes.
]. NJ. LATER, ]. Lamparter & Co., A.
Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-05

The State University levy bill has
passed the house and the question is
thought to have been disposed of for
several years at least. The bill pro-
vides that a general levy be made of
10 mills which will permit the Uni
versity trustees to go ahead with the
buildings already planned by antici-
pating the levy. The one mill levy for
common schools is restored.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-05

TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Laxative Bromo-Q -Quinine removes the
cause. p. W. Groves signature on every
box.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-05
Get Your Eye on T his!
Plain MaerOfFact Statements Convincing Straight the
POntlhe Merits of Dr. A. ChaSeS Nerve Pills Told by Akron
People In Way That Carries Conviction
North Maple Street

Mrs. J. L. Sieber, of No. 404 North
Maple St, Akron, Ohio says: 'Dr. A.
w. Chase's Nerve Pills are splendid
spring tonic as well as nerve tonic.
When l got the box at Lamparter's
drug store, l was feeling down in
health and strength, dull, listless--no
energy. L used but the one box, vet
feel strong and well again in every
way-plenty of strength, energy and
vigor, consequently I like the medicine
very mucn."
DR.. A. W. Chases Nerve Pills are
sold at SOC a box at dealers, or DR.. A.
w. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
See that portrait and signature of A.
w. Chase, NJ. D., are on every pack
age.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-05

T., ,STEINBACH Err & co. lOi Market; q
16B 3. Main; QUITS PHAR go :. Main
change. j. VI LAFFER Main. Exchant'
HARPER d Co, i5g =. Howard; SAUDE
Il LEN ASEEkS. cor. Main. Bartges; a J.
ZDs Il. Market: 9 EN- PHAR., il3 s. Howa
Visduct; EBERHARD. n Exchange, G.
Barberton: ERASE & STBADMAS, W.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
COAL mlNERs mEgr.
Representatives Of District Nos.
-, "a and aS soIdIng scale
Conference nt FittsbusK.


The interstate miners' convention,
including the three wenern de.
liriets, Nos. ~, II and 7s. wbieb
embraces the states Of Kansas. Mis-
souri, Arkansas and the Indian Ter
ritory, convened in Piusburg. kan.
sas, on Monday, July IS. Il has
the distinction Of being the FIRST Of
its kind ever held in the west and Is
conceded by ali miners to be q most
important meeting. Although the
miners Of these three districts have
been working for the same large
operators and under similar oondi-
lions, yet this is the first time they
have united to make JOINT demands
and prepare joint eonirscts Here
tofOre the miners Of each district
would make separate contracts. The
result was that in the districts where
the men were better organized they
succeeded in getting q better scale
and better conditions than in other
districts where the Organization was
weak. Thus the men Of the Kan
sas district have had a better con-
tract than those OF the Arkansas.
Indian-Teniiory district The same
large companies operate in alI three
districts. The last regular national
convention passed a resolution or
ganizing Missouri, Kansas, Arkan-
sas and the Territory into a Joint
scale district known as No. :. On
this scale dirtrics opened its
FIRST convention with several hun.
dred deiegatesp present from the four
states The credentials, rules and
order of business committees re-
ported and the convention then pro-
proceeded TO the more importans
business before It. The convention
'yas held behind locked doors and
The utmos, secrecy is maintained re-
yardiug IFS actions. II is the deter
niuatlon Of the eoaTention, if pos
'ible, TO keep the operators ignoran,
Of what steps they decide TO take
until they are ready to present the
result Of their conference.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
Q eyN%NN,a@R~NASA@,@sT
: FROM OUR ExCHaS6fs. :
6~e~~~~~ SN~~e~~S
HORRIBLE DEATH
street CoHssnfssfsner gaa- Anzefs
Attack by fkzsIes Dies en-
Terribss Agony.

The fevIbse seata 81 Srses Cons-
uaisssonsr JaE AageH from rstssz
vas siuoaE fhe soie sopi- % he
streets to-dsy. On ne fTih 1f Iazs
April Mr. AngrH WIS sirfeu On the
leit hand by dog ~ Rirh HW. .
ST. Bernard hsloaE.g - A. L Nc
Anally. the fsrs befng 1osrd y DE
Dsnocrat ss fhzs hrne- His hnud
EEss lacsratezs snd se rarr5ed hfa >
sling Ths aniaal wss killed.. bs
Mn Angell nos beEer-z wa
mad, did nos seek rssd roae-
TIE wosza1 heals5 ard 30 Funs-
e. danger vas feared. On lam
Monday hs Ecst - tbs o-~ sE Dr..
Chrisfy, oonplsining of . nurb
ness II two Of hss Suyers of th1
hand. Thai night ard the Day fsi-
iosTing sEsrp PsizF ~ers fesf. sz-
tsnding up into tbe sboaiser. con-
sinuing ~ severity znfa ThsrAssg
yhen 3 nervous eondiiioa came On.
Thsrsdag night a. aserzioa 70 us-
ter rendered bis syupfSns riore
siagmiug, until 6aally unsats.zlziiie
signs Of the dreaded hy6rsphotsa
Developed Dr.. ChristY called Dr..
Boulware n coasultztiou ard al
the doctors we're invited to sce DE
esse. Ihis morning the pasisusD
had to Be PLACED under couirol and
expired in great agouy about Io.sol
O'Clock
II Is one OF the saddles, and most
awful things ever having happcasd
IN Butler. Mr. Angel was sp-
pointed street eonmiszousr by the
new administration since the spriugI
election He was a good, straight
forward eilizeu and esteemed hy
everybody. A hearsbroken widow
and several steP-childEen survive
Butler Deraocrnt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
The Rockville Picnic.

Last Saturday sthe big ann ual
picnic At Rockville. In the early
morning the people came pouring
in from every direction, each trais
iha, came brought crowds Of people
and soon the streets were thronged.
Numerous candidates from all po-
li1ieal parties were mingling With
the crowd. a large arbor erected
on the ives, end OF Man stree, and
comfortably seated, afforded plenty
el shade Tor al. The usual picale
attractions, the merry-gO-r
moving pictures, refreshments. etc,
were on hand.
Crawford's band Of Nevada fur
nished good music. Mr.. Juyiuel
with his negro quartet furnished
eaiertsiument At intervals curing
the day. which was highly appre-
eiaied by the crowd.
In the afternoon there was speak
ing by prominent orators. base
ball game be,ween the Appleton
City and Svhell City teams and a
shooting match a, the ball park. in
the evening = game Of baske, ball
by the young ladies club Of Rock
vile, aud the closing performance
hy M5, lgviaeiis negro artists.
This was oae of the most success
ful picnies ever held in this section.
The crowd was large, over s,soo
people in attendance. but every
thing was quie, and everybody en-
ioyed the day and went home feel.
ing that ReekYi!le always does ex-
aehy as she adveFtises aud gives
hll value in every respect.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
The Plague Of Alum.

The public are waking up to the
seriousness Of food adulterations.
In England recently nearly hum
dred dealers in alum baking pow
ders were taken into court, convicted
and punished, and that rid Great
Britain of the pest. In Canada
notice has been given that the meth
Cd in England viii be adopted. In
this country many groeeFs have al
ready been arrested for dealing in
alum powders, and the action Of the
authorities viii doubtless become
general. Il is now unsafe to either
sell or use them.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
FARMERs ATTENTION

II you desire TO sell your farm for
Cash and do 50 quickly At reason
able price, by listing il with US. YOU
can do SO, as we haye better fseili-
ties for locating YOU Quick Pur-
chaser than any other real estate
firm in this section Of Missouri. We
have this season 50 far, sold over
10000 acres OF land.
We are also prepared 70 do your
abs,Faet work, notary work, ss well
as write gou Gre Insurance as rea-
souable aad satisfactory as any frm
engaged 10 this Toe,
Gan place Youf loan on real =.
tate, of make you a loan on Your
land Or other properly al the loves,
rate OF intesrss.
II sou desire to invest in farm
land in Cas-, jackson. Bates, Hen,
~, Johnson, NsFaaa ~ BsRoa
soaaiiss Aiissoori, see us before
you bay, for We have a. complete
and as large a lis, OF desirable farms
TO offer y1ss, Is any real estate hrm
doing business in AiissOun.
For any iniormatiOn deslrrd, al,
dress our main ofies Mewin. No.
We usmain. '.A'ouFs Tor business. I"
5. a. ANNs s Co.
ssThe Land Mrn, Mcrvin, No.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
Joha W. oosnen KilIed.

John w. GosntIi. iormsrly .
nsighbor Of The writer, and for many
years : ssrpseisd einzens q Rieb
Hill, started oui On be rHn from his
home m Ksnsa, City, Ksus., on Issi
Friday. ou the Fnseo svs,sua 20
Springfield, No. n psrfees hszlih
and high hopes for the futuSe. On
his return trip. just west of Lamar.
ia some msn-sT unknown 10 any
behoIder, be fell Or wzs lhfosu
from bis train and vas killed.
He was not missed unta his iraia
reached F.. Sect. when search was
made ior him. but not fnisng hisa.
telegram was sgus back 10 Lamar.
and men sent out over the road 10
look for hirn, found him as above
stated.
John Gosnell was man Of excel
lent traits Of character, generous 70
I fault, PleAsaui sDd kindly 10 er-
He was native Of Tndi-
ana, was about As years Of age. and
lsf, surviving him his wife and four
daughters, Laura, Bessie, Edna and
Nina. and three brothers, Sam II.
GOsnell Of Hebron, Nsb., J. a.
Gosnell Of Caliiornis. Alvin Cos
nell Of Buneeton, Mo-. and two sis
iers. Mrs. Maggie Patterson and
Miss Lula GOsnell Of Bunceton.
Thus suddenly Is gone from his
home and friends loving husband.
indulgens father snd generous heart
Cd friend. The bereavsd relatives
have the hearfsI, sympathy Of all /,
their Rich Hill friends in their hour
Of bereavement.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
LAST Your Property Now

II you desire 10 dispose ol your
farm, lss me ssll :, for yoa. II yOo
want 10 sxehangs !, for goad land
N western Kansas. aud grs threc TO
six acres tOr oas, I wal make an
sfloIt % % 80. VIII be AZ nlosel
lee ia Adrian, No. luly st,as The
Merchants Hotel ia Rish Hiu. Aug
4, W. o. Askesoa's Las OiRee ia
Batter. Avg :. coms 1n GA she
above dssss a0d liss Your property.
Or write me, gising iall description.
pues aud ssrms. think / san san
os exchange yous farm fag sea L
ths pgios i Fieht casap ,ranspog.
.sssoa 10 Wss,esa Hsnsss Aug. (.
Z. b. Ar1iNsoN,
Gyain6ela, Ksnsak
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
Look Up Harry Rooth.

l am now nicely located FIRST door
north Of F. & N. Bank on 9th s..
Look for the white photographers
case. ! have the best gallery / have
ever owned and viii do sner work
than ever. Look for my furnisure
aud undertaking sign. ! will sell
for smaller profit than anybody,
aud il in need Of undertaking, /
keep large stock Of everything in
that line. Fine easkets and eosfins
in sll sizes, burial robes for men,
ladies and children, and . good an
dertaker can always Be iouad al any
store, day and night. RESP,
HARRY NJ. Boora.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Nov = year time 10 beeome a
membss q shs Royal Tuse a
Iossph. By special alspensston
The Tube 10 psrmis,sd 10 take yea
n for Ss.So This privilege i
gsanlsd ios q short 6ns oaly. 20
don's daily. bat 20 in al once.
There are aeeidsni. SICK and total
Disability benefits, besides The bsne-
iss oi lite insurance. Men irom IS
10 So yssu Of ace can eaYry ceni6.
GATES Tor trom $500 to $1,000. snd
Wonsn irom IS 70 as ssa gst ser.
ti6eates for from $500 10 Sa.ooe.
The silaal Is re6nsd and impressive
spd has 40 unplsasani and undigal-
hed seatuTss The mesnbssshsp 4
srsl-elass and w9ola Ike more ol
ths sans Kind. and this neans JOS.
The rsies has a saFplus Of over
So, 600 ana has paid over sac.
900 benstas 70 the survivors ol
ROYAL Tfibesmen.
Flave ryssfd i the popalar see
sssasy Of she fribs 10 Rich iiill aas
pill ,sks Plsa'uss "a gisisg tall ia.
iormation eoucefning the orxsnizs.
ton b apyone. Can aad sss hin
E, a. ,hs Rish Hal Bank
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
Aaood school.

The Mefwin Normal College has
been recently placed upon very
solid basis, New improvements,
new apparatus, and new fixtures have
been added. A strong faculty Is
arranged for next year. and the
school win continue its noble work
preparing young men aud women
tor practical Christian life.
An parties answering this notice
before Aug. 30 will be given a great
reduction ia tuition. Send for free
catalogue TO
J, l. BvNYAHp. Pres.
Msrwln, Alo,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
ncCuiioeh-Tbonas.

Mr.. Joe MecuIloeh and Miss
Georgia Thomas were msrrisd laSs
Thursday at Lamar by Rev. @.
h, cosper Of the NJ. E. Church a,
that city. formerly OF this city.
Both Of them are wen known and
worthy young people. The groom
is popular clerk with the MeKib-
ben Grocer Co., and The bude a
teacher in our public schools. The
rEiBuNK wishes them all the Joy OF
welded bliss.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
To KIN Hedges

Since the Posts publisation Of
Col. Tom Vandiyer's receipt sog
effeetually killing superiuous tim
Der. hedges, etc, that gentleman
hss been bessigcd with fnquifiss
from every quarter. One man writes
thar be has three miles Of twenty
year-old hedge which be wants 10
kill and begs the coIonei 10 usme
The date to begin operations. The
C0loael wrote him thar the right
time 'his year Is the srd and 4th
days IN August. Any sort Of tim
Der growth girdsa on those date,
viii surely die.--Nevsda Post.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Ss6,oo-Sslt Lake City and re.
turn Angus, 7sh, s,h. a,h AID 10th,
Return SsRssUhss sosh, aeeouas b.
n o. z.
IS eents--Nevada and se,usn
August isth to '6sh, rssara August
18th. account l0seTs,s'e soldiers
Rsnniou,
$500 70 San Francisco and re-
iup, August , 70 5, rssura hmi,
Sept. 80, aeeount X. ef p.
X. A. BAiLgY.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

There Is more Catarrh in this sc
tion Of the country than an other
diseases put together, aud uutn the
last few ycars was sRppQsea "a tr
lnepFahie FdF a great many years
doctors pronounced II a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling To cnre with
local treatment, pr0nounced q lnen
rable. Science has proVcn catarrh
60 b. a constitutional discase, aud
lberplorc neQuires constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cum.
manufactured hy r, J. Choney 4 Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. h the only cnnstlta.
tlonai onrc on thc market. II b "a.
ken Internally 10 ass,s tgom 10 drcrs
90 a tcasno0niul it acts dlrcily on
the hl0ed aud mntous surlao,s oi the
system. They oii.r onc handrcl dol.
lars tor any oasc "a ials toeur.. send
for circulars and testimonials.
III. CHENEY 4 CO. rOlode, a
sold hy ngugsista. 80.
Halls Family Pulls are shp best.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
Bates. COuniy's Court House Ac.
cepted.

] Judge John March was in the city
this morning. In conversation with
the Review man he stated that the
Bates County court house bad been
accepted by the court. and tha, an
concerned believed they had secured
a good job a, bargain price. The
county officials who have eontended
for many points during the erection
Of the building feel that they have
done their dnty wsll-and feeling
thus have considerable pride in the
final satisfactory aehievmeni Of their
aims. The basis Of settlement,
briefly detailed, as furnished US by
by Judge March is as follows:
To amt. original contract S47. 500. 90
" extra work on founda-
ton so 90
To extra plates, beams &C 30
- course stone 600. 90
work on west ent. II0.C0l
% electric wires 5000
g work on stairs 3l.50 /
" additional windows 3l00
extra concrete, timbers, Sc, 3g.l0l
--
1851. p 1
isy closets, partitions, etc,
omitted So. % 1
Byold vault doors in basement 5000
tin work omitted hase Of
tower 200 4
Total ca. 90 /
Cost Of building 4s.74a2s I
Daily Review. 4
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
Death Darksns Another Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas A. Lane, OF
near Papinsville, buried their bright
little two-YeaFlOld child on Tuesday
afternoon, in Green Lawn cemetery,
Rev. w. 7. Pyles of the Wslnut
Street NJ. E. Church conducting the
burial. The little one was taken
sick several days ago with the com-
plant that is Affecting 50 many
children this season, and although
every attennon possible was given,
there seemed to be no remedy for
the disease and the little 0ne was
taken- The shadow Of death dark
ems the home, but the light Of love
makes alf things work together tor
good to those who are faithful TO
the duties Of life.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Rev, J. n. clark Who IS holding
pro,rac,ed meesiag a. Panama. is
having splsndia success. Has had
"a additions 10 .hs sAusSh.
have houses tag aale for hom
$50 ap 60 Sgooo, On easy pay
menis and loug time Come and
zee me. -GEo. r. HvcKKnA,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
HAY HANDS WANTED.

] need large number Of hands
IN 'nY hay helas. 4ill pay Snas
Pes day aad hauds beard them
selves Halt aile norih OF Bgushy
doaad, on Butter road
II. M. BALL.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31

Doa't h. persuaded isto taking
ssn.ethias saia a. b. A,st a. s,,,.s'
a. Ms1isoa Meiltias Co.'S ioeky
NaaHtAia Tea. rtere S nothlns
ilke a. Ncts ~ naorc 40 ss Al
your drpsgist
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
uAsm roR YouR FARM.

wewant TO secure Yopr iaw 10
advertise .n cur next list 10 sell.
We can sell ], quicker than sny 6rm
in the country.
PRowElI a Cook. Rich Hin, Alo