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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-10

Ready for the Holiday Rush
We're wanting to wait on you
Come and see the whole store.
BROWN BROS,
Logan Ohio
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-10
Messrs Eugene Wright and Har

Messrs Eugene Wright and Har-
ley Whitcraft passed the examin-
alton at Columbus last week and
were both admitted to the bar in
the practice of law. We certainly
happily congratulate the young
men on their success. Their office
is in the Dollison Block, and their
shingle reads, "Wright & Whit
craft, Lawyers"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-10

The Elk's Memorial on Sunday
afternoon last was one of the in
taresting events of the season.
Because of late rush of adver-
tising in our paper, our writeup
of the program was crowded out,
and will appear next week with
the addresses. The lodge wishes
to thank the speaker, the minister
and the musicians for their assis-
tance in the program.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-10

Fancy baskets Hampers
shopping baskets, Work
baskets, at j. Rochester
& Sons.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-10
WELCOME TO THE GRAND.

TA BIG DRY GOODS HOUSEThs
blossoms beauty
SHELF table overfwing with
drop prices that's showing the
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-10
Christmas Furs

Anything from, small crdvdtS to
the rich and costtiest 0j far sets
Nedrsedl and Brookmink scdrfs and era
eats, Nth cluster tails at ]. 90 and so
Black dfdrten and blended Mink Uery
pretty scarfs Nth 6rown Morten tails at
..........e..... 90 and $50
Our broom Mdrten and Sable FOg stoles
soih heavy satin lining cluster tails at ~
1000 aud 1900
The extremely stylish Russian Squirrel
combination, the erquisite Isabella Fog and
black Lyng fur IN stole and pelerines effects
'0ith fur lining at. 1900, 20.00 and $500
Mufs to match any of the neU con.bina.
tions mdny fine lined from :. so to 25 90
Misses and childrens FIR sets initiation of
Ermine, round or fiat NUTS at / 25 to 8 so
The beautiful white Thi6et sets heauu
aohite satin lining, large ,uufs at.. 300
Stylish sets in Chinchilla FIR, long stole
effects. aoith fiat niufs at. ..... ...... 5 90
Misses blue Wolf sets, Brook Minhs also
Sable Fos sets at .......... $50. 4. so
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

@aTaus. por regtA general muv m
-=-gs los eKrrznJeros cnaado nos 0cu-
-en1s del arre Ansr7czn0. EmuezzHs0s
-sr uegar que exista, v cuzndo sc nos
rarrsnoe de 10 contrzrlo. nos saIimOs
~ 3 rzngente. diciend0 que bodo a.
7arfo. c0plR: Que no hay NADIA original
gup eaz1ra Obra de arte existe en- los
Es.E5Ds Unid0s IA sido inportaday y que
y gus gus-0s zrtfstIcos- Ell americana sc
FrIta seguir l2 corriente de la opioi6n
szr0peR.
SildE mas Iniustol
Que Europa ba30 al pHnt0 &c WIS.,
: srtfsr5co, vale mas Que los Estad0s-
IEiaask
Caro- Tambien C mas vieja.
Este pals viene Z ser algo asf como
III mo inTeLgenbe que enpieza s Sdes-
1zrlAT7.
10 pueden peaIrse perSs "a Olmo: y
a1erer aue en POGO mas de IN sigl0 rea-
E,e ID pueblo 10 que les Ia tornado &
8tyos cien. resuita tantO =, en- muchOs
sas0s. nal Infenci0nado.
Pero vuelT0 4 mi idea pr1mordlal.
Sgnos los extran5eros muy InJus10s
eaandO nos OCupzD0s del Zr1e 6n este
DIS.
sLa caredrzI de Saint Patrick e
eouE De "a catedraI dc C0Ionia-s eEl
aaIfcio del <Eerzld> 10 e de IN palacio
. ~ MilSnS CL2 esc4lers central del
\ eFIBlI2nd House, e una reproduction
axseta de Ia o5lebre escalera de los leo
uas7 cen Ia tumba del general Grant
e la trstad0 de c0plar Ia tumbz de Ma
p0lB5n.S POr 10 tanDO. no nay arte.
s010 es plag1o, TODD g cOpiA- TODD st
re1uce 8 unE nera reproduction.
Ia igieSiR tai es s05erbiA pero
bah! g Ssimplementes Gle arqulbectura-
asl slgiO XE, Y mel0res que esa Sc en-
1zeutrEn en Roma n en Paris.
FL rezrro oC&slno,S de es1alO morris
GO. as una obra notable pero en Cor
1eTR. Granada y SeTilla sc ven edIhclOs
&c = ulsma Rr1ultecfura- ian bellOs 8
lAs
CosEs por ell estilo Sc oyen slempre
me ID exrEangero Intelgente vista 4
New York.
De manerz. que pOrque 10 cyan
Eess Ius en el slglo AN usabEn plu-
EaEs ? l&p8rrab0s, no InTeutaron el es-
El0 Del renEcImiento frances, no te1en
boy derech0 que Sc admire una ot1ra
sEF& cunstruida dc confornldad con las
eyes De ese 0r0en zrquIteCt0nlC0.
En- Ia esquIna De liz Casa dOnde vIVO
se esta construyend0 actu2lmen1e INA
lgleEla. De purls1rnO esllo t0scEnO.
In senor muy InDeEigente. per1tO
n IS m&teriR. = que ha FIalado mucho.
ne decla Eyer
-cMuv bella. indiscutiblemente;
pero e1 Florencia es donde p1eden 2d-
EIrRrse 01ras &c es1R nat1rzleE2- Aque-
LA 81 cue 9 unR cludad monumental ,
] EI&di6;
-SEstos 0yank6esS 10 szbsn hacer
eEra c1sA que copiar.S
POGO despu6S, proseguImos nuesTTo
szseo y laEamOs otra lgleslas sITuAda
F. 3 asqulnR de Is Gale 15 y IL ATenlds
Central Park.
-sAh tiene usted-exclamo-
edZhciO de estiIo 56nic0. con ventanas
roDznzs. tP1ede d2rse mayor d1spA'
1tef
7 tod2vfa hay quenes dlcen qne
5Es1e gusb0 arr1s1lco en este pans
70 no quise c0nTr2dec1rles pero nt
re EElEEron gznas De hscerlo.
De moao. one segtIn M amigo II
lgiaslE slruzda sn u esguins de ma CASA
era slmplemente Una oOpla de IN lglesli
aore1rlnR- Y por ESQ dlsEnlnula a "a
or Zrrfsflco. Il lA 0trZ- La de los 0rae
nes ZrquIract6ulcOs meZcladOss er2 -
sl2IBrr2chO. NADIA mas.
-Pues bien. sent ganEs &c declrle
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26
INPRESIONES ANERI(ANAS
- - % -

ese estllo mezcladO es nuevo. g ameri-
cznO- No Is pUro, 10 s.; pero &C que
ac4so no resUlta bello2 ses que 10 result
u original
Para mi 10 c0nfeso, esa promlscui-
dad de esfllo tiene sns encant0s- En-
l4s producciones arEsticas- si bien reco-
nOzc0 tOdz Il fuerza de 10 clzs5co 10
del0 de admirar Izs indiscutibles belle
zas deDlo nuevo, de 10 atrevido, de 10
original
Para que el Arte resulte grande. no
es precise aprisionarlo entire las hneas
riiyidas del estlIo-
J., 10 que nunca me he podido ak
pIlcar- muchOs que clerran, horrorlza-
dos, los 0Jos. ante Il mas lgera faltz de
correction que come1a III escultor, Sc
muastrzn demasiado clementas con los
plnt0res.
In escult0r que meZcle dos ordenes
arquIfec16nlc0s en- una 0bra- result2 el
Ante-Crist0 del Ar1e 7 N pint0r, en-
cambio. que eche & III Iado las reglas
establecidas por el uso J deJe Que 10
Arras1re 81 fantasia has1a 49,. iiel pre-
ra1aelIsno.l resuIta VI semi Dl0s.
RAFAEL ?. COME
de La Discussion. de Ia Hab2na.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26
Colonial Leaf Tobacco CO.
TETUAN 27-29
San Juan. P z.
COMERcIANTES De TABAC0 EN- RAMA.
DEL PALS Y AMERICANOS
UitinOS cables
Los PUERToRRTQUESos

Los UERTORgTQUESOs
No PUEDEN v0TAR
Vzrios puertorriquenos que auisie-
ron rof2r en Chicago, fueron inpedidos
de hacerI0 por no considerarsaIes cluda-
danos americanos- Los puertorriQus-
nos pr0testaron-
COL0SIA yDIGNADA
Ia Colonia puertorriQueIa g mues-
tra IndIgnada an los Estados Taidos.
e pueblo ha hecho en Chicago demos
tracl6n De sImpatfa favor De los puer-
borrque10s.
PR0TOO0L0 FTzMADO
Ha sido frnado el protocoIo pro-
veyendo "A forma en qua VenezueIa ha
de pagar 5 Espafia las reclamaciones dc
esfa-
REv0LUCIOEARIOs
&c assgura que La ciudad de Santo-
Domingo fue tomsaa p0r los revoIucio-
aar1os &c Barahon8 r Azua. los que
Sc unieron fHeT1eseleuent0s del Sur
REv0LUC16N EN NICARAGUA
La estallado una revoluci6n en Nj
cxragua. In esta repdbIica nay gran
desc0ntento con 81 gobierno.
IN ToT0 DE CONFIANkA
Il general Castro, en- vista de que
eli Congreso no le ha querido admitir "a
dImlsl6n que presentsr2. ha pedido LII
v01o de confiAnza.
PROTEsTA
En- boda L. repdbIica de Venezuela
crece el espfrItu de pr0testa contra eI
general Castro Y Ell Congress- que Sc In
neg2d0 i aceptar - renuncia cue pre-
seut6 Ell vsleTos0 cauaillo.
Ia PRTMERA EsTACT6E NAVAL
e Ministr0 de Marinx de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Mr. Moody hA design2do
Ii bahia de Guantanamo. para la prime
n Estaci6n Naval de las AntillGs
TRTNIDAD
z Gobernador de esta isls Inglesg
ha regresado 81 palacio despnss De SD
focado 81 motzn cue paso en peligro 81
vida.
SANI0 DoMTSEo
FL MinisEr0 de a Guerra &C rndi6
1 lGs fuerzas tr7unfantes &c la rev0in-
ci6n: 81 del exterior pldic GuxIllo Al
consul &c los Es1ados Imdos ? el gene
raj HOracio Vazquez 81 refuglo en Ell
c2nonero <Presl0enteS.
SAINT THOMAS
/ El crucero alemzu eSpetErs nA lle-
gado Saint Thomas. procedaute &c Gu
racao-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

"A BORINQUEN- Dc TargaS 7 c.
No 0lvidar que esta casa 8s q que mas
baFaB0 Tende = que c0ns1anJemenpe n
rroduca nuREas mercanclas ? aruculOs
de alta n0vedad- Vista hace f.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26
De A9uds buendS

In Ia tarae &c hoy fuE denunciado
ante Ell Juez de Paz susltuto Sr Ramon
Munoz Dlaz. el alcalde probempore don
Pio Rechanl. p0r 1ener en complete es-
t2do de abzndono el corral de q c2sz del
pueblo. E Juez decrBt6 = zrresto del
acuszdo. que obtaV0 81 Hbertad medi2n-
K hznz2 que prestaron Fl JueZ mUn1cI-
pal don & Dollnar Diaz ' q Deposlt2rio
don Rafael CasteIl6n. 1nicos fadores dis
p0nibles.
Tan pront0 sc celebre Il Juicio, da-
re mas detzIles-
TnpprEu7NzAT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

&c llama Ia atenci6n De Ia J unta Gu
perlor De Sanidad, para que resuelg2 I'd
case r2r0. Insaluble incult0 que ocurre
en- Il Cementerl0 civil de Agnzs buenass
consistenbe en haber dentro de dicha
mansion talas de malz. ganduIes. bREa-
les Y tabaco para eI consume p1bllco.
"a cue por LIS aub0ridades locales n2d2
se resuelFe. 4 pesar de saberlO.
lCuanto descar0 inmoraIIdad.
VARIOs AMIGOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26
JUAN j. PEREA
RAMON ROURA
ABOGADOS

Ofrecan Al pubIico al BUFETE que
han alberto baj0 "a direction de amboS
en Mayaguez, Gale de Mendez Vigo n
3 7 a N0TARIA anexa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-26

NAHOs AMIGOS
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25

The supreme court Of Missouri
has recently rendered an opinion
that is important 20 accident in.
anranco companies by deciding
partly ia favor 81 the defendant In
the case Of Catherine Loesch
against the Union Casually and
Surety company, OF 81. Louis and
entering judgement. Fred
Loesch, son the plaintiff, had APP
piled for and been accepted on an
accident policy for 5000 as a
stock dealer on September 40, 1900.
He wat gored by a bull IN 81.
Louis stock yards and died.
The company contests the claim
or the ground that the deceased
was a stock handler rather than
dealer, which was an extra hazard
Gus risk and that he has misstated
his vocation in his application.
The company also commended that
the plaintiff could not recover be.
cause the company's medical ex-
amineS was not present at the
post morssm. The court held
that il made no difference about
the medical examiner being pres
ens, but that as the deceased was
an extra hazardous risk, that the
plaintiff could only recover to the
limit Of such class which was
$I,a5o aud the decree was SO
made.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25
X. G. Market Review.

Il seems like old times here
again today, with estimated re.
eipts 5000 cattle and $4,000 hogs
and conditions in the yards are in
an almost normal state.
Among the receipts OF cattle,
the offerings were mostly killing
grades, and with all Of the buyers
in the field with the exception Of
Swift & Co., the damage was good
and bulk Of the supply sold steady.
Several sales of steers were made
at S4.oo to $500. add one bunch
brought S5.os, the top. The bulk
Of killing steers sold at $500 to
sos.
Butcher stuff, fat cows and heif-
ers, were in strong demand, some
choice fat heiiers selling at. $40
to s4.6s, and medium from $40
to $40. The best heavy cows
sold at S4.I5 to $40, and the
medium to good grades at S3.I5
to $500. Fat bulls sold at ss.2s
to S3.7s.
Only a limited number of stock.
ers and feeders are coming yet,
but receipts OF them will probably
be much heavier the mex, week OF
ten days.
Owing to the excessive run o.
hogs to day. buyers felt disposed
to hammer Prices, and sales wer,
generally made at 10 to IS cents
decline, with top at s5.S5; bulk.
|ss.65 to Ss.75.
RICE BRos.,
Live Stock Com. Nets
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25
REAVLEY.

Our community was visited by the
hardest storm Of the season Sunday
night about ten O'Clock. Az far rs
we have heard no serious damage
was done. The oats, whleh are
heading out and have grown very
tall were badly blown down.
A party Of young people went fish.
ing one day last week. Among the
crowd we're Misses Grace Engels, OF
Rich HUI. Edna Jones and Ciela Aver
and heasrs. Andrew Wilson Jr. and
Harry Jones.
A room was blown loose from Abe
Tourtillott's home by the storm
Sunday night. Z. X. rarver sunerd
some damage to his household goods
by a door blowing open during the
storm.
Mr. Gone was quite badly hurt,
had an arm broken aud was bruised
mp other ways. while shot firing al
Parsons coal mines one night last
week.
Mack Powers has moved TO the
Weir place near Rieh Hill. Saturday
Lon Workman visited friends a
Harrisonviile, Sunday.
Rev. Delaney OF Clinton "a holding
meetings nightly. at our church.
Mr.. Edward Looman aud Misse
Margaret aud Jeanette Wilson o
Rich Hin visited at Rev. Andrew
Wilson pleasant home Sunday.
Louis Allison and Zen Ryan tool
a "trip to Kansas City last week
VIM. COPELAND has invested som
Of his hardearned cash In "A styli II
new spring wagon.
Hiram Aver and Pleasant Grigg
visited their friends the Wilson boy,
at Arthur, Saturday.
We are enjoying CD nightly visit
from numerous mesnhcrn % on
lCousin MOaqnito family. The wa,
they present their bills r. enough {,
make "A preacher say bad words.
Two OF Rich HIn's leading physI
clans, ORA. Lancaster and Heylmul
were driving In our neighborhoo,
Sunday.
EEEKE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25
-ueh I'm SEC.

Almira Dudley to Catherine lib.
bard, s acres, sec. a., West Point
$500.
ID Burch % V Cnmpton, i67
acres, sec 9 and 70, Pleasant Gap,
5000.
} s Musgroye to Geo Brandige
lot 80, Adrian, $soo.
Blaneh Moberly 10 Lee A Por-
ter, LOT 9, block ro7, Is. addition
Rich Hill, sr75.
HenryG Whitney to F d Foster
lots ~ and II, block ~, Littles
addition Hume 500,
James r Hughes to Florence II
Morrison, 70 acres, sec. s, West
Point, SaSoo.
Bessie Bussey to L Wilson,
part block rs7, ord addition, Rich
Hill, 5000.
Susan Hudson to c L Pesrce
lot 10, block 81, Rich Hin, $3.50.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25

Edward Spencer, moterman al
The BLACK Diamond shaft At Macon,
No. went through an experiences
Saturday that seldom comes TO a
man and leaves him in q condition
to tell about il. The plant ls IN
stalled with electricity and wires
are strung along the roof. Spencer
was taking six kegs Of giant pow
der down the main entry. lie was
on the motor and the powder was
on the car directly behind. BY
some means unknown as yet an
electric spark was communicated to
the blasting material and a terrific
defamation followed. Spencer,
through some freak Of nature, was
blown far ahead on. the little track,
badly cut, burned and bruised, but
will recover. The entries filed
with smoke and white faced miners
came rushing toward the bottom, .
the entrance to the pit. They had
great difficulty in getting through
the dense smoke and were greatly
relieved to discover their fears OF q
disaster groundless. The Black
Diamond is one OF the largest shafts
in the district. Electncity is used
for making the cuttings against the
"face'' Of the coal, hauling the pro-
duct. and lighting the rooms and
entries.-Pittsburg Headlight.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25
How a Bowery. As-Boen"LAvo

Seventy cents pays for a weeks
lodging. To eat more than twice
a day is not deemed necessary. On
Park Row and the Bowery are sew
eral cellar restaurants where five
cents proeures a square meal
The meals are not totally bad, and
the bill Of fare is quite pretentious.
Pork and beans, pea soup, stew,
hash and hard-boiied Eggs comprise
the menu. and with each item four
slices of bread and a bowl Of coffee
are served. ''Has-beens'' who are
out Of work or who belong to the
positively idle class resort TO thI
penny soup stands, where a cup o.
soup, o. a cup of coffee, and on'
slice Of bread, are sold for a cent
Two meals, al Eve cents a day,
bring the board bill up TO seyenI,
cents for the week. Subtraetinl
this, as well as the hotel bill, from
the original sum Of three dollars.
the "hss-been" finds himself ths
possesor Of the substantial balaneI
of one dollar and sixty cents. Ere,
barber schools, where apprentice.
TO the BARRIERS trade perfect them
selves, take care Of n ''has-been's'
t%onsorial effectiveness. His hair ]
cut aud his beard shaved of for NJ
other expense than a few oeeasiona
drops Of blood OF a BIT Of skin. Iii
laundry work Is done by himself =
his lodging house. II the wardrObI
needs replenishing. the old-elo1he
market, where sales occur daily. a
Bsyard and Elizabeth Streets,
visited. Pieces of wearing apparel
hats, shoes, and linen, not goo,
enough to be bought by the second
band dealers, who have first ehoieI
of the wares brought from uptown
by the ''old elo'es' peddlers, ar
offered on the street corner, snd an
bought for a mere p~iiranoe. Ate
a purchase, a "has-been'' make
the necessary repairs, and feels
real satisfaction in his BARGAIN
Owen Kildare, in the July Success
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25


Excursion tickets on sale via the
Mo. Pacific Ry. to Colorado, Utah,
and South Dakota, June ISL 10 Sept
goth retarn iimi, Oct. sIst, one fare
plus 50 cents round trip.
Special excursion to Denver via
No. Pacific Ry. account lntema-
donal convention United Society Of
Christian Endeayor July Ist TO 10th
final return limit August sIsi, $40.
round TIP.
g. A. r. SanFraneiseo. SIS Tor
the round nip via ,be Mo. p. Ry.
Tickets On sale Aug. 5-I4. Final
return limit October 18Th, stop ov.
srs allowed going and returning Al
and west Of Colorado points.
$3.50, rouns Trip to 81. LOUIS.
No. July 18th. SPECIAL excursion
train leaves Rich HilI a. 10 p. m.
arrive q 81. louis 7 q. m. July 10Th.
returning leaves 81. Louis $500 p.
m. same date.
x. A. BAiLKY,
Local Agent,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25

The constitution Of the United
States is the most nearly perfect Of
any legal documen, ever drawn up
BY man. It needs no amendment.
The form Of government Of the
United States was an Inspiration and
needs no liking. Under this const-
tuition and this form Of government,
the rights Of the people are secure
and win continue to be secure until
"demagogue agita.ors" lead the
people aslray and cause them ITO
believe a lie that they may be
Damned The people Of the
United States are the f~rees,, happi-
ssl and most prosperous on the face
olthe earth.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25
KEITH

J. A. Boron IL reported on the
sick list.
Wasn't that a ane rain sunday
night7 just what the farmers were
wishing for,
Mrs. Jake King returned from her
visit to Appleton City sunday night.
Such a berry crop this scasonl
First the strawberry, now tho raap-
berry, next The blackberry. and 40
handy for everyone. che roads are
even lined with them.
Mr.. =. BuYkholder was In our Vi.
entity Sunday afternoon. Tie has
about % acres of fine whoat on the
place on which he lived last year
which win do 90 harvest this week.
Mrs, BnFkholdoF h still visiting In
Kansas.
Uncle Ike Neat aud family sunday
ed az Mrs. Engleman'a, OF Reavley.
Afr. Chas. Cone met with a serious
accident Friday while iring shots IN
the Pearson mine. His left arm was
broken and dislocated. We can
sympathise with him.
Corn that was planted the first OF
May II looking fine, but the most
was planted In June; Il "a Just COM
ing up. The farmers win SOW a big
acreage OF KahF corn, millet and
eane.
II. p. Robinson, Jr.. bought 600
bushels OF corn from +. Burkholder
at IS cents per bushel.
Misses 10y Balihnch and Edith
shaRkland OF Rich Hfll. spent sever
al days last week visiting at their
Uncle lac Meats.
Glen Boron writes home OF an ex-
citing bear hunt IN the mountains.
Glen and a companion went hunting
and along bones Mr.. Bruin. The
companion fired the first shot. with
out effect; Glen fired and killed the
bear, but 10 rolled down the canon.
THREE mone made their appearance
and the boys had to climb n tree.
Glrn was In such a position up the
tree that he couldn't get a shot,
but the other man killed two. That
was Glen's first experience bear
hunting.
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25
ONEOAK.

We had another week Of dry
weather aud then everybody wns
predicting that We were going 90
have drouth.
Pete Barts was the frat 10 cut
wheat he commenced laktSaturday.
Several more would have commenced
Monday II Il had not Fained.
Chas- Merritt and Sol. Edwards
wen hauling wood TO Butler last
Saturday.
Miss Maud Mcdonald and Miss
Bertha Klenberger visited Chas.
KieDberger and family one day last
week.
John Bartz and family OF Prairie
CITY, were visiting as Pete Bartr's
last Sunday.
There was quits a crowd out 90
church, on Happy Hal last sunday.
but they were disappointed. as the
preacher failed TO show up.
A number Of farmers from this
neighboFhOod were delivering hogs
90 Rich Hni buyers last Monday.
We had a nne rain In THE sicinity
last Sunday night and ~ was being
needed. too, az u waa getting pretty
dry.
We ara informed that Pleasant
Gap township has bought a new
road grader for use Ia the township.
We heard the otlcr day that pros-
pects wcrc good now for gcttlng a
bridge across Double Branch az
what h called BamaF ford. Hope
u u q fact.
Pow nOF.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25
E ESTATE TRANSFERS.

c Marshall 10 P II Powers lot
}, block Al, Titles addition Hume
500.
j Messenger to p II Powers
lot 4. block AZ, Liules addition
Hume SIS,
T Rosbrook TO L X Boynion
undivided y interest LOT IS, block
n, Sprague $3.50,
VIM Z Walton TO James Clouse
lot Al, block a3, Foster $40.
Z Z Miller 10 Mary L Holeomb
lot 1. block 8, Warmers addition
Butler $500.
John Duggan 10 Grant Slower
10 acres, sec 8, Charlotte sass.
Maud James 10 Frederiek Fish.
90, los 7, block -, sss addition
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-25
Revised List of special Farel
RICE BRos.,
Live Stock Com. Mets,

Revised List of Special Fares,
Via the Frisco line;-On first
and third Tuesdays in each month
till November.
One way at half fare plus $500,
to IS states.
Home.seekers-North, ives. and
south. one fare plus $500.
South Dakota, one fare, plus soc
Pertle Springs, one fare plus a5e.
Boston, n fare plus Sa.oo,
June - to July 4.
Michigan, Ohio, New York. ons
fare plus Sa.oo. June to November,
Denver, $1,000, July rst to 10th.
sanFranciseo, $500. August /
to -.
California. 5000, July 1 to 10.
b. Y. z. o., Atlanta, one far,
plus 5000, July Q to IA.
An points within 200 miles, Jul,
3 and 4, one fare plus soc. ans
many others, too numerous too men
ton. Call on local agen, Tor par
tieulau. L. T. LABARRIERE,
Agent