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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22

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49,. D,o,oo,.
On. d.. @. Mi
| Sank Centre M'nn.
, Train No. 8 on the Great Northern
was six honrs late this morning.
| Have you seen the new grenadines
|
| we" PNrc"'Ne' ~" e''R'''''~ "'o
new wash goods At the BOSTON
c. cn;,. g.
| o,, ;..s 80 .,o po,,
| WEDNESDAY,
VIZ De,r visited e. Cloud d,,r-
ino the mast VIC. +.
The Roston Sore invites Won 10 oeol
o,d sao their NOW tine Of wash, silks.
A. w. 'v''-'''' w '''r"" ~
TOW" on ""RoaV'
WRIST ""''''''''"." u w." -'''''S s''''''
ore wy ''"'''
For SALF--Germ"ni% "oHs" h"e+
! ec alton in the "i+v Gond reason f"r
ness.
MI, ,o, p,o.s boa iss,od an
o,,.o,.o which ia f,r If valuable
.,;ol ,a1o+ixo IN tho state of Min
,osot. and Stearns comfy. and is a
baantifu1 niece of the tvpogranhic art.
wANrED-Twentv-f to hun
dred men to chop cordwood. Apply at
the Mill office.
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7so wi ', ., - NV
r.;.;o e.. f,u +o. o. c,o,vood
oase = e1o M hoora o. * ma,
1870 e,'.;,h.t oou, An oonts n.r
uoo,-
Remember there Will ne " sp'c'"
sale OF ladies and ch''oren . o"'T'
"
Glen" 90 ->'''" y "oe III
> 'h"o' !" tn ""rid' but 1t mas az up
1p-date, practical business Depart
ment.
It's pretty bard 10 define real BEAUTY
h'"'s ""o n.,- ,IS.o;
wv ' ~ ... u..s. e. Emorson
'e"' - ~
Cothlow & Co. will sell everything
at a great reduction silk, velvet, rlo-
bon, plumes, trimmed ana street hats
everything must go at almost any
price.
The Moore will case, set for a
hearing before the supreme court OF
the state 1of > anuary o. was oo"
for respondent hoean. Ono piopo
nent OF the WILL oy Ano' ~
The appellants attorney 'eo' a.
Reynolds, was ILL., ana 'he case "e"'
so'.;.;o ,u;,, ,rohsb,v ne reached
oho,+ Tho niddle of Februarv.
e.. uo,r
Ii you "" az q ~ ''poa;Sha,.n T. will
ooy Try Ivy 01'oV 1890 h.rd
keep soou 'i.no ~ ,owo,or
AnooH''
""o Op'io
oh accooh' u VIC 10 ,aa;oaot 80
10 eA'sO III o". WV 'no ,eo.oa -
union r.eliei 500! 90" $500 ru..t
reorganize' ror 'i,'' ~ 49, D
ing mas oeen o"i'o' ~ Io-o.
nan on Monoay "iVo' n oh..oS
20, lsoo' LUIS nopeo ' o~a Sa1,;ua
VIII 70 repro'o T o.d
cloIni"s W oonO. 'ou'o WV p'' "'
or orins IL ~ 'ni' n'0os
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
Rec ovsred Speech and Hearing

Rec overed Speech and Hearing
Messrs. Ely Bros:-I commenced
using your Cream Balm about two
years ago for catarrb. My voice was
somewhat thick and my hearing was
dull. My hearing has been fully re-
stored and my speech has become quite
clear. I am teacher in our town.
r. G.. BROWN, Granger, o.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
LOCAL ITEMS.
DR.. Niven January II and g.

DR.. Niven January ~ ana 20
wANrED-Dining room girl at the
Central Hcuseat once.
Greatest bargaing ever offered In
ladies' underwear a. the Boston nex'
next week.
WANTED-Teams for hauling load
wood. Good wages paid. Apply tc
j. A. Dobbs, Grey Eagle, MINI.
LOST sum of money-two bills
rolled or folded together. suitable
reward for it's return to J. 0. Schenk
J. a. Caugh"en retained on Friday
from Battle Creek, Mich, whittier he
went with his son Harry, who will
remain there some time.
The directors of the First National
bank met on Tuesday evening and re-
.ected c. M. Sprague president, j.
A. Caughren vice president, and f.
w. Spraguc cashier.
Many of the ills from which women
suffer eau be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich, req
Jlood, good digestion and health fol-
lowing it's use. 80 cents. Hanson &
Emerson.
Your eyes-carefully and correctly
fitted oy Mel. Scherttius. EXAMINE
ton made free.
The veteran Deputy United States
Marshall Tim Sheehan of st. Paul, the
old hero of Fort Ridgely in 1862, was
in the city on Tuesday, looking as
fresh and vigorous as he did twenty
years ago.
Just a few moro winter wraps left At
the Boston. We are determined to
close Thorn out, regardless OF cost.
A. l.. Salmond while at work WAS
hit in the eye by nail with sufficient
violence to cut the eye ball. He Went
to st. taul today for treatment.
Don't travel hundreds OF miles TO
attend q school that eXcels perhap
sriy in it's ability to advertise ltseN:
when you have worthy and up-to-
date school near home. Attend Glen
wood Academy, GlenwOOd, MINI.
Casper Deters of Metre Grove is IL
the hospital at St, Cloud, suffering
from tuberculosis
Judge and Mrs. D. B. Searle az"
Mis- !Aii,t. .uA mr. - 81. 'I"""
gone to California for IL trip Of ~
eral weeks.
F, a1aine that beauty Of birds e
maple, drop head sewing machine
Schoe,,hoff's.
Harry Parker is quite ill, confim
to his home, but his condition Is D."
serious. But for his illness his SOL
Frank would have returned to Billings
on Monday last.
Elegant sets Of new teeth Slo' MOI
extra charges for pulling the Ole
ones. DR.. Niven, January n and q:
at the Adams House.
Geo. w. Baily, better known as
Tank Kee, who lectured In this clt}
about two years ago, creating quit"
a sensation by his bitter attack upon
our minister to China, Mr.. Conger.
died recently in Omaha from an over
dose of chloral, to the use OF whlc' |
he was addicted. !
Your choice of any s1.Oo, Sl.25 and
81 20 stiff bosom shirt in the store al
y cents. Guthmann & Abeles co.
Born.
s1MoN-In Ashley on Sunday, Janu-
arv Is, 1908, to Mr.. and MRS. fe'er
Simon, a daughter.
A young lady named Mary kohl
hepp, visiting the family of Mr.. Lew !
of Hoboken, who recently moved /
from Melrose, is very dangerously lllI
with pneumonia.
DR.. NiVen s;: :: :: 81; !; ;'; 81: q:
make the very finest sets of artificial
teeth $40. No extra charge for ex-
tracing the old ones. Ali kinds OF
Dentistry. Painless extracting. VI
fee at Adams House.
At calmard "a all ready to pack !
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
DR.. NiVens eli: :: >: j; ;:; $: :;;;

Ill. NlYUueo O. 90 January = si;,
make the very finest sets of artificial
teeth $40. No extra charge for ex-
tracing the old ones. All KINDS OF
Dentistry. Painless extracting. o.
fee at Adams House.
AL. Salmend IS all ready to pack
ice. but will be delayed few days by
the accident of his eye, told elsewhere.
He has an endless chain driven oy
steam to hoist the ice from the lake
to his ice houses, He says ne Will
pack large stock of fine ics-it was
never better.
Mrs. S. Kaufman of Chicago, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. r.
Guthmann. She will remain during
the balance of the winter.
c.. A. Morse received a letter on
Tuesday morning stating that his son
Gordon, who is attending the Univer-
sity. is in the hospital with q sure
case of inflammation of the eyes. 1t is
feared he will have to give up his
course for a season. Mr., and Mrs.
Morse went to Minneapolis on Mon.
~,
FOR SALE-Extra good, high grade
Poland China pigs, either sex. Six
miles west of Sank Centre.
Roy K. PIERCE.
L1ovs thee, o yes love thee, -s
But it's all that can ever be.
For in my visions in the night,
My dreams are Rocky Mountain Tea.
Hanson & Emerson
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
Combs
That
Comb
lisa
question what some

question what some
combs are made for; they
don't comb. When combs
fail to penetrate the hair it is
because the teeth haye been
merely saw ed out-they
should be hand finished.
Hand finished combs are the
ones that satisfy, and we, can
sell you such combs for what
YOU have paid for poor ones.
We have a full line of pocket,
dressing and fine combs.
Some that are practically un-
treakable. The latter costs
more to begin with, but a
good deal less in the long
run.
Fiesler g. McNiece,
Druggists.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
Teachers Examination.

The examinations for teachers state
certificates will be held On Feb. S, 6
and 7 at st. Cloud, Sank Centre and
New gainesville.
PAUL AHLES,
Superintendent of schools.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22

AL 81. 90. s1.25 and $3.50 stiff bosom
shirts 20 at Is cents at Guthmann &
Abeles Co. >. Ms. .,a.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

Miss Cotton Product co Il NJ pruit buyer
Macon Ginl ing aud Mau'g 90, J J. Grace
maug'r, i II Grace eugh'r and round blle
pre- s>mau,
Boarding Housc J. Grace prom
j u Williams coal dealer, ~ Brunsby
wrighcr.
" + Allen conl dealer, woigher Hiram
Allen.
Lunch house Roht and Jos Harper,
NJ L Short. general merchandise.
Bransby & Bngie merchandise brokers.
Pomp Minor barber.
Howard Jones blacksmith and Mood shop
Branshy 4 Walthall woodshop ana black
smith.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10
A Scientific Discovery.

Emal POI stomach .4
but slightly disoraad pr ofeth
Kodol supplies fine natural juices 81 dl'
gestion and does the work Of the s.Qm.
ach, relaxing the nervous tension, while
the infamed muscles Of that organ arc
allowed to rest and heal. Kodol digest.
what you eat aad enables the stomach
and digestive organs to transform al
food into RICH red blood.
T. S. Murphey & Son.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

If Won want to be sure of getting your
goods in time for Christmes send south
for them to the Holberg Mercantile Co"
Mobile, Ala.
Aston & Taylor keep fresh meats OF
The best quality.
Alstcn g. Taylor make roast beef 8
| sppcialty.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10
BOB ThYLoR's LECTURE

BIB Taylor viii lecture at Macon Pub
III Srhoel on the evening OF jan 3l-l p
1903 he needs no Introduction 20 iHf
people Of Macon and slrfon ling c9aR
try Rica in wit. eleqaeaeH and cui
ture. Ex Gov Bob Taylor always att
tracts enormous crowds We feel for
innate Having secured him as one d
a. attractions
Tickets will be on sale at the Macon
Book Store from Jan l2th Admission
Is cents.
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NOTICE!

On Jan. tst the undersigned firm was
dissolved by mutual consent Ed M :
Murphey will continue the business
The e,m thanks the public for past pat
ro,,us and solicits same for continuing
member. Respectfully,
T. S. MURPHY & Son
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

The Walter Barker Chapter I'D =
offer gold medal to the child tha'
writes the best composition on theiCiyi'
War 1t will he decided on Monday
right. Jan. 10th. at the school house'-
Everybody invilel
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

II YOU are looking for chr'''ma'
goods don overlook the Racket aver
t,sement. You will find at inc Na0Ne'
very many things that will help to max
Christmas merry in your homes
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10


as to be able to walk about his house
Mrs Di,smoro,s aapgbtar AI,,a
had a rtIapse bnt isnav nocb battar
Mr.. W. 7. Coan3r has been in for
averal weeks, but is able now TO oiye
some attention to business.
Monday Mr. J,s q ra,n f,,.,,,,.,.
# gaeeksvilte hef -ee,v- AZ po-aa.i.,
,ffes visited friends nora
. .'''' 40 ,''"' i'.' 1 ''''' "u0 "I"'"eI'
" 'i'''' q -, ''''' i'ay Ii0oN from y
''s'' ~ '''""' >" wy 's''''
r - Cpapmh "i. nd chll
3.ea came 'lpwa Lsom lo'4H3us Mon
he8 'lnof
atf Lewis sht9AHl'h "n0 vas cI
itto"'iiie' mas gone TO MI I@ta
'"'J Ae''" W VlelN Aol -li' lle''lJ lAA'
80,
''1 o, 80, .''''' 0' =
~ ~ ''''
q. Mr., } 5. Scott now holds the posi-
ton OF ooekkeeper "ith 'he Brooke
YilIe Mercantile Oo' ms SON. Mr d
oco't' mas Boou pos'Noh IN ' IoA5
burg
ME- r. ID lholhpsoh' RehoIaI repair
er, mas moved ms piace ol ouSlue79 u
Stokes Evans hardware store ana III
reS'uehce N no" oonloo'e" ny '''et''''
Wv" VIZ
MrS' FANNIE Marlin ms Su'1so''e u !
raising the largest lemon any one III NM
con mas ever seen II can ue Sceu "
MnrI hey SOFA l'un'''o' l"e IRE
from which II was taken Is no" lu''
blooms
Mr.. G.. D. Russell came up from Nc
bile Monday. He says he could not sc
out his business and has concluded
stock mp larger than ever, He keel
Mr.. Ben Hunter hauling in spite of ba
roads.
Mr.. R. BarnbilI of this county HI
invented and patented device for ma
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

whatsoever has suffered from pleS
Knows how painful and troublesome
they are. TABLER's BUCKEYE run
OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure plies
Price so cts. in bottles, tubes ''5's AZ
i L InnpS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

T. L. Scott, formerly of Noxubee,
has located here and will enter the
real estate business with Mr.. Fergu-
son. Friends are glad to welcome
Mr.. Scott to Hatiesbug and wisf
him unbouuded success in his husi'
ness PROGRESS,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

Have you eaten any of lhe cooked oy'
t.rs at Aston & Taylos's restaurant
They will suit your taste exactly lfS
A dozen
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

Stamping is done at L. }. drigsS
Millinery store New designs ior shir
waists inst received.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

You can get either rough or dressed
lumber at Eichelberger mill on
Hashuqua creek.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

f f Nolan. special police ..... ....,S 90
A klaus, nails and lumber. ......,.. %
A Klaus. street certii atcs ... ...., 80 90
Macon Mer Co., lumber ....,... IA +
Y II Buck, work on pump. ...,,... 30
Tom Beasley, BUILDING steps ..... 80
Allowed out Of School Fund.-
l. f lIobcrg, hardware ......... ... % |
] J Glauenstein, work on heater and
The bond of A c FAINT as Mayor, !
wit & B Clement an A Z FAINT was
approved
The new Mayor, A C FAINT, took the
oath of office and swore to administer
justice without respect to persons.
The clerk was instructed to coreect
minutes of adjourned meeting Oct Is,
1902 so as to show that amount of tax
assessment for fiscal year and total
amount of tax with which tax collector
nould be charged
Finance committee. after checking
mp boahs OF street commissioner ana
tax collector rep)rtas follows
Street c0m'r collected........S Dab 90
pau ~ 81 .''N,'
. Taxes collected since Sept ISL
l993 .'...'.'.'''''..'',. ..,' i'i' 'i
Pa'd TO treasurer '9llo' II
Ca'h on manu- .,''.''. ooS " lol' 81
@'9 O'0' y, ~ - ''''' 49, ~
'les a"o" ''''0 'o'' eeO I az W 90 '-'' -
from city taE'
Action Of Mayor IN appointing y
lto.DarS sPecI'I ponce was co''lI ''l7'''
-.23lg ,',!1s'.
,aa rj met for orSan'z'''on ga" -
All
'erlnen lne' ''''7 ,''2
t..- May. ~
nlu. 00..54 4 ~ ~
u ghaIto. ri.
and marshal ''7'
Mavor Fasar adtaiais. IA oala 81 oi.
sco to yIav,r elect Fqut. Mayor Fan,
tbor administered oath to Aldermen
r u,rnhav Williams Shelton, Owens
and ab,nnop
j. Mayor Fant EXPRESSED in a few re-
,,o 10 tho bone that the relations of al
It MIGHT ba nlea.aot and that the Who'll,
hodv miuht work together for the gooC
/, of rho ritv
po,rd adjourned
. Tra.1av. Ian. g. 1908.
:, poora mat in REGULAR session, presen
N,vor FAINT all the Aldermen, cler
Is and marshal.
g pord ~ Clifton for working cor
Y WRIT, wa, considered. His bid was a
fo,lows for first.class convicts:
\. F;ve dollars per month Will
working ont officers costs.
$ Three dollars per month viii
st worEiog ont fines. and if payment {
e. e.. any nut Nc iiau For tha Iargtb Of tin
7 of So per month tor the ienS'h VI va
NJ inc prNohel No"'" 10
n u, fine. For example II d p.i'on''
II. lined S3o he IS eht'''eu " o'e0'' =
per month while WORKING o"V ''''o -
e. and it would take him six months 10
so; now, il the fine be paid aztec Il
ng delivery of the prisoner to me- Wou
es. owe the city only at the rate OF 80 p
month for sald SIX HlonIhS' " WV
an TO ba ance to me The same rules &C
ern wher1 the balance of fine shall
" paid after the prisoner 9llal nave WI
II cd ont a part thereof.
3. Three dollars per month wh
.dd working out imprisouments.
M For send class conyicts;
l. Foar uoll''' w. '''''
ma working ont oihcer coSU'
l'h . Two collar per mouth WI
working ont OF paying ont fines,
0ot- agayp.
z, Two collars per lAoHl" WI
Ier working ont lmprlsohhenI'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

Woodward AHe#n- F4trs earrin tnn.s
Mamie rhpt. Ern.a Rte,yrr N''
School No. D III Iyay p,tnc,n,l ass,s
/ A Oyeuou, NJ + slnrrod b " Rivers.
Lula Trplrtt Nj, PIN ,I3sScmraio
Altornr, IN LEM.
RivcS q prool.s pr,,., g. pan.
Dent Il Patty. AlIoood 4 TYSON
Geo Kicbnrjson Hh5 81 Str " 'o"'
Culy n Ka61oIy Ni'' 2t'ons'
phy5ini2g,ns ma e.,n,,oo,,.,
Minor a ron, t,,'"Hs ""o 9H = s
f Nj Nurrhoy n a. , GS
NJ d Fthff,IG3o' " 9"e''o''
n,,,i -.
tie lus AGENTS, JO 5a,or n Y Yates
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nor 1T Money TO Loan
Money!

We are in a position to loan money ATS
per cent, per annWn, to 10 years tIaa,
Gully 81 KENNEDY,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10
FOR SALE.
A Valuable Farm.

In East n xubee, X Prairie fronting
on Macon and Memphis road the cast
half Of the w c Ross place eight IL
of Macon, consisting OF 200 acres oper
land and 140 acres well dmbered, anC
containing four small settlements,
Terms one third Or ore-half cash bal
anee easy with interest at 8 per cent
Write your pest offer for st 30 days,
to It J Ross,
s-tO If Los Angeles, California,
s per ct Money TO Loan
We have made arrangement with eastern
capitalists by which we will be enabled t.
lend money on real estate security for
term Of five year at the rate OF eight pc
cent per annum interest on country land
in NoXubee county.
oct4-Gm RlNES " bhOOh9'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

improving rapidly
Mr.. ]. {. Mcqueen has almost
entirely recovered, andis down town
every day.
Mr.. Dale Carr who was accident
ally shot last Saturd is Ill right
and gong to Stone Mountain school
next week.
DR.. Fea herston is up and walk
ing about, but if he was onr patient
he should keep in the house unit
warmer weather.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

Aston s Taylor are killing the latest
cattle. Try steak.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

Rev. G. b. Mcleod wife and chill
dren are ILL.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

H.
1 w. ,.'... Ie0. under and
n 4 r..... Inferred upon
H., ''s, , ,.''. rNer'lled by
In,,o ,,'. .''.' >'o"grs' ms
[IsnJl' 1 ~. Neaeflahdsen
/ '' 6ao..,, oaa0. ...... dated
h,,son, ,,'D't ,.. l''o' recorded
IN tS ,,'V r, 'ngN' IN Inc once
s,o,. N"s'',gry Court IN
H. maS. VI mississippi de-
.lj, @'u, H. payment payne of the
/, l, ,,g been duly requested
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

" f Allen. NJ Il o railroad agent
Rem Allen, clerk
MT Barnes day operator
y u Ellis night operator.
" . Farmer, Ellis holland bumpers
n N Harris se'iiOn master
r"rselI 7" Cotton Oh Co.. VIM = Patty
MANAGER '''I ' \ comor bookkespe si.n T. ~,
Nicholson day snpt. Ernest bfy I'm h Earn ns
n,rp0W " 'peale weisher, WIN harper
n'S Macon ono Compress and Warehouse Co. y y,
WIN nres d gen'l manager, Jas y
Wilhams sec and treas, A + Naugn' e"S
! q Parsons nightwateh. ,,a.
NJ L Farmer, gen lhetcna 1isn
= stapgers GEM merchandise. ., ~
= ~ I' Grace local mang'r Standard on 70.
Miss i e Gotten OIL Co. W + Allen manager
Hiram Alien weigher. W prors
Meridian Fertilizer Factory, I v bfans
BY manager
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

Mr. Z. T. Short has so far recovered
as to be able to walk about his house.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-16

The Metz Times OF July 5ih tells
Us that Mrs. a. NJ. Copeland visit
ed 10 Rich Hill Tuesday.
Robert Handley las, week sold a
fine drove Of ia, hogs 10 Arnold &
Armstrong. Miss Lillian
Paxton was taken sick last Sunday
morning. and continued TO grow
wore A doctor was called aad
afterwards a consultation was held.
A surgeon was summoned from
Kansas City. lie arrived Wednes-
day afternoon, pronounced il APP
p%endieitis aad performed the usual
operation for that disease. The
paiien, is getting along all right
That chas Harris has
bougb, the Dr. PelsY stock OF mer-
ehandise and ihas their 4'h Of July
wa 4 great success.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-16
Located a, a6,h ana wyandssis STA.

UsTkuLssAEp taaA
Orrartred With q full Etan % physicians ana
Eurrgans Tor treatmeut of all Chrout1 Diseases,
TsiRTT R0OaS Tor accommodation or pstieaN-
DfNfuh Ssrrraf CAsraffsas FsEds-SeS uafA
Gia asf gsdfstf tsArs f-rFry 70 sfffnasy.
DISEASES or WOMEN.
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-16

straining said labor organizations
and officers from continuing a boy
colt against the Herff building,
Ferdinand HerH, a wealthy eiti-
zen Of San Antonio has just complete
ed a magnificent business block In
the most desirable section Of the
city, and in awarding contracts let
the contracts for electrical wiring
to a firm that was on the unions
''unfair'' list,
When this was done and the
building was completed the Electri-
cal Workers union and the trades
council rendered an official boycott
on the building, and to merchant
who were negotiating leases on the
building and a warning was sent
to the effect that it they leased the
building that they would be boycott
ed by the trades council
This resulted in all negotiations
for leases Of the building being de-
elared off and Herff. the owner,
finds It impossible to rent or lease
the building. The matter was first
taken before the grand jury and
after a fair investigation of 1t, it was
decided to defer action for fhe tms
beng in the criminal courts. and
the suit to reeover penalties and per
p%etuate an injunction against the
boycott was fled.
When the unions heard of the
institution of the proceeding thel
agreed to lift the boycott on The
building pending the decision of The
ease.-From the San Antonio Elk.
press.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-16

hevcrin AL you claim your treatment VIII DO fol
the deaf. II entirely stopped the noises 10 M
head and uads ny hearing perfect can heal
any conversation within ten feet q q steam
whistle l2 miles. Isend you name Of q triene
AFFLICTED as was knOW ycur treatment WI
cure her. Twin make oath 20 all ! have Haid.
Your delighted friend, JAMES BRADSHAW.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-16
The Name Moses.

It is curious fact, unknown per-
haps to a majority Of readers, that
Moses of Scriptural fame was called
by eight different names in various
places in the Bible. Bathia, the
daughter of Pharaoh, called him
Moses because she drew him out of
the water. Jochebed, his mother
called him Jekuthiel, saying, 81 had
hoped for him." Miriam, his sister
called him Jared because she had
descended after him into the water
to see what his end would be.
Aaron called his brother Abb Zan-
UGH because his father had deserted
their mother. Amram, the father
of Moses, called the boy Chabar be-
cause he was again reunited TO the
mother of the lad.
Kehath, the grandfather of Moses.
called him Abigdor because Cos
had repaired the breach in the hous'
Of Jacob. The nurse of the grand.
father of Moses called him All
Socho because he was once bidder
three months in the Tabernacle
All Israel called him Shemaiah be
cause Sin his days God hearC
their cries and rescued them iron
their oppressors."