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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10
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X. Gentry West, ono Of Ba,es
eoun,y's oldest citizens. living ouI
neal Foster has sold his large farm
and gone to New Mexico. Mr.,
Dosh, OF Wisconsin is bis worthy sue.
esssor. As One goes another comes,
A change Of pasture makes fat cat.
tie, and probably this is the reason
why the Amsnean people are Sc
prosperous, Il We had ops loea.
ton does not Gut, us on account OF
climate, health or prosperity. We
move to another wlshou, lea or bin.
demess.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10
R. a. Bailey Ag,,

The mob scene in my Friend
from Arkansaw'' which will be
seen at the opera house Dec. roth.
Is one Of the most exciting scenes
ever put on any stage.
Williamson and Montgomery are
the leading lumber merchants Of
Rich Hill and if you wan, any lum.
Der, that's the place to get il. The,
viii treat you right and sell you
lumber to build or repair your hopss
and paint to paint il. Go see them
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10
OPERA DRUG AND
RACKET STORE.
D.. D. HICKEY, Proprietor
opera House Bldg. Rich HIII, Ne.
Nevada has a railroad Y. NJ. c.
A. ball in active operation.

Nevada has a railroad Y. NJ. c.
A. hall in active operation.
A~RGo-Trade with US and VIC
will get You q beautiful ArgO pic
ture Of any Of your lriends, free.
Mrs. w. Hudson. OF the Arthur
Coal Mining Co., will spend the
winter in Somerset county, Ken
lucky.
We are glad to note the eonsnu-
ed improvement Of Flave Tygard at
Kansas City. His many friends
hope to soon see him at home again.
The younges, daughter Of II. c.
Hudson. that has been sick for so
long with rheumatism snd resultant
dropsey is very low with little hopes
OF recovery. An Is being done that
is possible for the little sufferer.
MUST Cove have a large
stock Of holiday goods, and as We
do not intend TO handle some Of
these lines after this year these
goods will be sold az very low
prices, some at cost. Take adj
vantage OF these prices and call
and see u s,-BaLaaT.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10

The thanks Of Gen. Candy, Pos
No. 10, is hereby extended to the
publ c Tor their generous donation
and liberal patronage Of our bean
snPPer on the evening Of Dee. aud
Your generosity and liberality are
duly appreciated and we trust we
shall never prove unworthy Of the
same.-M. ". Erdmansdorf.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10

Tickets on sale December -, IS,
81, and Jan. Ist., to points within
100 miles one and one third fare
ronndtrip, to points over 100 miles
and within . zoe mile radius one
fare plus so cents rsund trip, final
return limit Of all tickets Jan. 4th,
1903.
r. A. Bailey Agt,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10

with LOCAL APPLICATIoNT. as
they cannot reach the scat Of the a.
sease. Catarrh l. a blood or eonsti.
tutiOnAl disease. andin order 20 cure
Il you must take internal ncmedles
Halls Catarrh Cure b taken inter
nally. and aets directly on tie blood
and mucous surfaces. Halle cataFFh
Cure Is not "a quqek Riesileine. Il
was prseuhed by QUE 81 thu best
physlelans Ia this country for yean'
aud Is n regular prescription. IL ls
composed oi she hest TONES known,
combined with tho best blood puFi.
aers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination
% the two ingredients Is what pro.
duccs such wonderful results in cur.
ing eatarrh. send for testimonials
free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 co, Props. Toledo.
sold by druggists. 5c.
Hal's Family Pnls sFo the beat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10

WANTEn
gopfieman or lady 10 each county 60
manage business for an old eStaA~
lished house 81 solid financial staRd-
ing. A straight bona ndc weektv
salary 81 $500 paid by cheek each
Moaday with all expenses dinoct
from headquarters. Money adpane-
ed for expenses. Enclose addossssd
Bldg, Chicago. tai
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


10 equal Tor the money.-Bazaar,
Some private money TO loan on
GOOD real estate security p.
HUcKEBY.
A. p. S,ebbins is with Loeb
Bros. There are few more popular
clerks than Stsbbins.
Dolls from &c TO $500. See
our prices. A fine dressed bisque
doll Tor onl, 1se. Bazaar.
AIR. Aug. linking, oi the Prairie
City neighborhoOd, was in the city
Tuesday looking after business 10
tsrests.
The holiday vacation Of the pub
lie schools will extend from Dec. a
1904 to Jan. ! 1904, from one years
end 70 los other
Be sure and get acquainted with
my Friend from ATkarsaw" at
at the opera house, Wednesday,
Dec. 10Th, he is very entertaining.
Loeb Bros, appear in this issue
with a bran new advertisement.
Don't fail to see them when out
looking for Christmas goods.
They've got them 10 sell.
f, Robert Sherman's big produe-
ton my Friend from Arkansaw,''
which will be seen at the Opera
House Dec. 10th is said to be one
Of the finest attractions on the road.
Read the comment or "Alpha
Alpheus" in the Sunday School
lesson, concerning the sacEednees
Of Gods house. Our church go.
ing people need a little reminder
in this direction.
Last Friday while the two sOus Of
Gus Fischer were out hunting rab-
bits with a target rife. just as the
older was raising his gun to shoot,
the younger n ran before the gun,
and was sho, and instantly killed.
Nj. A. n. Protzman, grain deal
er of HiIlsdale, Kas., was in the
city last Saturday in attendance at
the funeral OF his cousin, Miss NJ.
Z. Kuhn. Mr.. ProtEman is = vet
eran of the civil war and an all
round good citizen.
A fine line Of books bound in
gilt. q very nice present, from 3oe
up, lovely smoker sets, cuff and
collar boxes, silver trim m e d
brushes, hand mirrors, beautiful
china, oh, so many things al very
low priees.-BaEaar.
ID. w. Drummond, awell known
painter Of Butler, No. who went TO
California three or four years ago,
was brought back a corpse and was
burieded in Oak Hill cemetery,
Monday, lie was a son-in-law to
Mr.. Showalee., a resident of this
city.
II you want TO know where to get
your Christmas goods at the best
prices, jus, eNamin the advertise
ments OF Cowles- Mer.
camille Co, Loeb Bros, Griffith
Grocery Co., II. P. James. and
D.. b. Hickey.
An understanding OF the correct
serving Of a meal is Of the greatest
importance to the housewife, for
a daintly served repsst, though
simple, Is far TO be preferred TO
an overladen table improperly
served. Eleanor Marehsn, eon.
tributes TO the January DelinsatoS
the hrst Of a series Of papers on
the proper serving Of aud waiting
a. the table. The subjects are
treated in a simple, e~nlightening
manner. and the Illustrations add
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The monthly meeting Of the town.
ship board was held las, Saturday,
aud after the transaction OF routine
business, a petition was presented
by Psge and MeMahan asking the
privilege Of mining coal under the
public road out near Ovid. The
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S44 year before last ana o''oN'''O
time In 1900 81, have
Foreign exports for the week nay ia.
been 1888, against 3S,227 1a5i year. man man.
ing the total thus far for the sea1oi
6. Joi $50, against 5,634,119 last year. an III
crease of 81, 4S1. a, DIR
Northern mill takingS ana CdhdIa H.,
ing the past seven days snow an
crease of 179, as compared WIN llie ~
responding period last year, anu tlloil
total takings since September nave
decreased 1910 ,;us
The total takings of American HILLS 10
north and south and Canada, thus l@.
for the season have been 3,315.114. against
3.176066 These include 1851 Al by horl"-
ern spinners. against l,Si4,9Sl
Stocks at the seaboard and the twenty :
nine leading southern interior centeIs
have decreased during the week 3D. $50
against decrease during the correspond
ing period last season Of 2l,4SS, ana arr
now 4S0276 smaller than at this date III
1902
Including stocks left over at ports and
interior towns from the last crop ana
the number of bales brought into slsht
thus far for the new crop, the supply TO
date is 9.911. ssh against 9,SS0033 for the
same period last year
1t must lie remembered tina the week
~. monthly and seasons comparisons IN
Secretary Testers reports arc mace UP
to corresponding dates last year. year
before and in 1900. Comparisons to close
of corresponding weeks are misleading,
as the total to close Of this week last
year would take in 20 days of the sea
SON, year before last 2i days, and in 1909
% days, against only % days this year.
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SMALL HOLDERS ARE
SQUEEZED.
AS Result Of the Bull Leaders, Effort
To Get Better Control Of the
Situation the Price of
May Delivery Drops
Three Cents.

:, ".,o,,o owl. NJ
Nhlcaso' Apiii
the small holders OF May ana '"lS "iio''
occurred on the board of trade todaF'
and as a result of the BUN leaders en-
desvor +o secure better control of the
'.'iNoi - ~, s,o - 10 Nav delivery
,.,1. ~. aeclined ? .
cropped cents "i'i'e uiS
cents
The market opened with every indlca-
4ia +},a4 40 mn comnaign. which had
'i'ii '""' NV 7,,. was
been in progress the past ~" Jay
still in full swing Shorts were active
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the legality of this holding of stock Of
one company by another was not passed
upon. Senator Foraker, OF Ohio, as coun
sci for the complalnants, gave notice
appeals. Pending further litigation the
annual meeting of the Southern Pacific
directors, at Louisville, Ky, Monday.
took no decisive action.
The Religious Press.
The latest statistics regarding the re-
ligious press of the United States, as
gathered bv The New World. a Cath
Ollie paper at Chicago. show that the
Catholics lead numerically with $50 pa
pers, having $4,000 circulation. Baptists
are second with 142 papers, having 49,
1Ob circula ton Methodsts have 113 pa
ans as papers and AS 900 circulation
others in order of circulation are Jews
Epscopalians. Disciples of Christ, Con-
gregationalists. Lutherans and Advent
lists while 12S other religious bodies
have their organs.
Farmers Profits Big.
Professor DAVIDSON. of the state uni.
versitY of Nebraska. has compiled Il
pamphlet based ON figures of the last
census showing that the farmers of the
state of Nebraska are reaping larger
dividends on their investments than any
Of the big So-called trusts of the coun-
try. Deducting living expenses and
cost of implements from tho value of his
products. Professor Davisson finds that
the farmer has a Is per cent interest
on his investment
49,, 49, ~, r.
e&@s we" wv 'e'o'
me discnEefY OF new OH held az
property similar to nat foliowine the
Beaumont discovery. Land Increased
from $40 to 500 an acre in few days
Profits OF Beet Sugar Company.
At the annual meeuhg OF the American
sugar ConipanN. lueSo&| i re- ~, "
nara report@ 'I,. net proilts OF 5000 ana a
Surp us OF F2T,ouo ~ slle on ehe low -
iS S3lT AXE ROttOn1IeSS2
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13
RICH PRIZE FOR HIS cAPToRs.
Nearly $4,000 Will Be Paid for Ar
rest of Dunno

Barstow. Ind T.. April lit is report
ed that John p. Dunno. who is wanted at
Clarksvlle. Ark, for the murder of
Sheriff Powers, of johnson county. fifteen
months ago is in custody of the Indian
police. Dunno was wounded before max
ing his escape from Arkansas, and he
was afterwards found in St. Francis
hospital at Wichita, Kan He escaped
from the guards there a year ago. A re-
ward of $500 is offered for his capture,
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Naval Stores.

Savannah. April 1l-Turpentine stead
at 5oc; receipts $50; sales 1852; exports
1889 Rosn firm; receipts 1,4s7. sales
sol; exports 1871 Quote; a. B. c, y.
Z 81: r SOS: G S210, II 81 90; I $2s5 X
$500; NJ So 20: \ $3.35; window glass g a..
water white SEQ
Wilmington. April 11.-Spirits turpentine.
nothing doing; receipts II. Rosn nomins 8.
receipts II Crude turpentine quiet ar
n 81 q. receInts 2f5.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13

Secretarys Hay Shaw and Root held a
conference Tuesday and decided to open
diplomatic negotiations with Mexico to
bring about harmony rs to the monetary
standards Of that country and our own.
Professor jerks, Of Cornell who has Just
submitted report on this subject,
Charles 4 Conant and one other are to
constitute commission to visit the sill
Yer standard countries in the hope of Sc
curing a universal gold standard.
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NEWSY ITEMS CULLED
FROM ALL QUARTERS
Bright Bits of News Not Printed in the Regular News
Coumns Collected and CONDENSED for Readers
of The Weekly Constituon

munty and no one of them requires as
much natural talent. as extensive or eN-
penSive preparation"
DR.. Harris New Report.
The most notable feature Of United
States Commissioner of Education l5af-
ris' new report is the great increase III
the number of aspirantS for higher eau
cation. There are. he says, 124l2 men N
colleges and universities as against 14.926
ten years ago and 27S13 women students
as against 10,161. The only decrease
noted is in the schools of theology.
YaIe's Negro Orator.
William Pickens. the negro orator who
won tho Ten Eyck prize at Yale iast
week. and who was the first negro 50
honored has received Il request for a
copy Of his cSsay on ilaYti from eH-
President Cleveland. He was one of four
competitors for the 800 prize.
School for Superintendent.
The School Journal announces the pro-
eramme of a unique school at Omaha.
Nebr.. during the coming summer. It
viii give instruction in the principles ana
practice Of supervising and managing
public schools, lectures and conferences
will he conducted by prominent state and
I city superintendents.
To study Turkestan.
Under the auspices Of the carnegie m
! stiillte Professor Raphael PumpellY, the
| geOlogist and author. has started ZOE
| Russia. where ne will endeavor to ob-
tain permission 10 visit Turtestaf' re
goes to ascertain whether that region
| offers good field for the study Of the
relation between physical geograD hcal
| changes and economic social and Chino
| logical changes.
! Prize Essay on Tuberculosis.
COMMITTEES appointed by King Ed
ward has awarded the prize recently
offered for the best essay on the cree
ton Of sanitarium for the treatment
of tuberculosis in England to Dr. Ar
thur Latham. His essay which mas
been published recommends life in the
open air complete freedom from deoin-
| tating circumstances methodlcai mn
! climbing. an abundant diet of milk. fat
ty foods and vegetables. various hydro
| theranpetic methods and constant med-
cal supervision
No More Heresy Trials.
Professor Henry Van Dyke. modera tor
of the Presbyterian general Assembly
said at New York Monday before the
Of the PRESBYTERIAN church were
brighter because the whole spirit was
changing from apologize TO missions.
For many years they had been mlSrepre-
scented as to what they taught and be
lieved but now the revised creed Would
enable them to clearly state their beliefs
so they need no longer be hampcred by
predostination. etc. He thought that
there would be no more hercsy trials.
Rabbits Views of Resurrection.
DR. Emil G. lIirsch, rabbi Of Temple
| Israel in Chicago, preaching on the
resurrection described the doctrines as
used in the Christian churches as a
Subtle dpa." He said ne found it best
to take the Judi4stic view of immor-
tally to live Worjhly while i'm this
world and leave all beyond i'm the hands
of God He advised against pinnng
faftI, vague hone of meeting
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Alaska Boundary Counsel.

Secretary Hay has ch0scn as counsel
for the United States before the Alaskan
boundary commission Judge Jacob NJ.
Dickinson Of Chicago; David r. Watson,
Of Pittsburg, and Hannis Taylor ex-
United States minister to Spain. They
win 90 10 london i'm the fall.
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Red Cross Fioht On.

The latest development in the contro-
versy over the leadership Of the Ameri-
can National Red cross society since
Miss Clara Barton was sustained by the
executive committee under the new con
stitution which gives her autocratic
power is the suspension Of the dissenting
minority of the executive committee No
ticc 10 this effect has been sent out TO
General Wilson John ". Foster, eN-
Secretary Foster and the rest. requiring
them to show cause why they should not
be expelled.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13
Price of Refined Sugar Advanced.

New York. April ll.-Arbucllle Bros.
have advanced the price Of refined sugar
Zoe hundred pounds, placing it on q
basis of 460c per pound net.
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Florida Fruits and Vegetables.

Atlanta. April 1f-Stra wberres. 10
ais per quart: tomatoes $3.50 to $S25 per
crate peppers $1.5oa2 per crate; ese
plants $40 per crate; lettuce Sl500l p
per Grade: beans S2.75 to Sc per Graf g.;
peas s. to $3.50 per crate; celery 81 to Sou
per crate: heets 8 to $g25.
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Accordinglto the treasury department
figures or exports of manufactures nave
increased from $lo2 S56,015 in 1850 to $f03
81. i0l in 1862 IN 1850 they represented II IS
per cent OF the total volume of domestic
exports and IN 1902 had increased TO 29.77
nor cont