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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court of Ircn county, Mo-,
April term, I9o3-Wednesday April 2o,
1908, and third day of the term. Among
other proceeding the following were had:
Joseph Meyer,
VS..
Nancy Meyer.
Divorce.
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff, by
his attorney, and it appearing to the Court
that summons issued herein from the Office
of the Clerk Of this Court for the defendant,
directed to the Sheriff of the City Of St.
Louis, returnable to this term of this Court,
and that said Sheriff has made return there
on, that said defendant cannot be found in
said city of St. Louis, and the Court being
satisfied that said defendant cannot be
found and that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon her, doth order that
publication be made notifying said Defend
ant that an action has been commenced
against her by said plaintiff in the Circuit
Court of Iron county, Missouri, the object
and general nature of which is to obtain a
decree of divorce dissolving the bonds of
matrimony heretofore contracted between
the plaintiff and defendant, on the grounds
of desertion;
And unless she be and appear at the next
term of this Court, to be holden for said
County of Iron, at the courthouse in the
City of Ironton, on the fourth Monday in
October next, 1903, and on or before the
third day thereof (if the term shall so long
continue, and if not, then before the end of
the term and plead to said plaintiffs peti-
ton the same will be taken as confessed and
decree of divorce rendered in accordance
with the prayer thereof.
1t is further ordered that copy hereof be
published according to law in some weekly
newspaper published in the County of Iron,
State of Missouri, and this cause is con-
tinued.
A true copy from the record.
Attest with seal this August 18th, 1908.
[sEAL J. M. HAWKINS, Clerk.
Circuit Court iron county, Mo.
w. II, Van Mort, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-17
You Know What YOu Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless form. No
Cure, No pay. SOC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-17

We have the largest stock of
choice bacon and hams in town.
Get our price on meat before buy
ing. H. Farmhouse.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-17

For bicycle repairs and repair
ing 60 to Albert.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-17
grnu County gegistes
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

SUBSCRIPTION:
One Year, $3.50. Sir Months, s0.75.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
Furnished on application. Special In
ducements TO Home Patrons.
Address REGISTER, Ironton, Mo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13

Whereas. acorze Morgan aud Onie
May sIereaa. Ma wiz. ~ their epr-
tain deed ~ trust dated the fsth
,iay q uarrh. isas an.s eecorslesI ln
she reerratr's ofare ~ Bates cuuusy.
aiau41ngf. in nook a. page ast son.
vegnt sofieo p Loraa - trastse.
tae falowing Described rial estate
sffaatssl - fhs CouafF 81 Bates and
STATE ef Missouri. tn-wit. Al ~ Lot
Ghrse. al ia Bbaea Va. twenty eight.
- ia the Eich Hm Town Co1a-
panys arss af1lst5n 90 the town.
z8w clty. af Ea.h HI- which saEg
cz.uveg ance was msas1s % sacure the
raFnaerE af the Asxeraf s1n1s of
n1oEsg zlszrlauei. aEd a. prUvs.iesi
u a esTzisi1 p-sTlzisss1rF uose o. ofifs-
zarigz fz writiag iu saa8 lesF ~
truzz - f3r-h an.z a.serfaes1
NnS wssersas 8eEtn1f ha4 hssn
~ % rre paTrleEt ~ this szilf
several sun1s ~ u1oneT mouchEV ansI
wEa- e- aEf1 - rEe FnFs a@aesaef1
ca aEanz11 faeFs1f ~ BrsTbia =
zala gF5El5 l5sslrT Es1se lr ntr5n
ir Wrfri1E a11 s-Iel i.aflulr hszz cor
fisf f1sE MEe tB SIX u1nrhs
anf3 tae u1ortily Es8Fu1ssErz zcs9r tfus
faszFe1y arr r. excess a1 ~ Eruesfr
g.slTr1eszes rasrsta pFggsse-l 80 sze
fssfd.t y sfx -11u1ds
Nlw -tervfTE ar rass refaEesr Gf
rse f-z eg af sa E-Da15 5sstss-T
rr.ra - ss1~fraa = -s~sra.-1s rn.a -
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
Carried Unanimously.

According 20 a gentleman Who has
spent many years in tho gold fields,
the average digger would bear com.
parison with somo of our best debAl.
ers.
Some time ago the boys" OF Mug.
got Creek were IN council assembled.
Il vas generally admitted that the
size q the coiony--ooRsisting as q
did of something Just over dosen
shanties--eutiHod Il to BE- considered
a city. and Meeoa City HpEang into
existence.
Then ono Roaring Dick arose and
wanted 20 know what The "oi,isoas-
intended 20 DO IN the matter of light.
ing The streets" BY night
~You know me. boys" he sald,
twirling a formidable-looSing six
shaooter. Il aint afraid o. nothing
naythur IN daylight nor dark. Bat irs
this way-olhor cities as got gAs. and
Mccoa's got ter ave H."
-lt can be dldt" said one.
"lts sot 10 be did" roarod the
speaker ~wot other citiss does We
doosl sides, Eas lamps is horna
mont an lamp posts = hahsolute ne
cossity. Why. ther' aint decent
spot ter lynch man within twenty
miles. Were goin' ter ave lamI
posts"
The argument waa conclusive, ans
Il Vas decided unanimously 70 hay,
Z gas.-New Yorker.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
Habits 10 The Chiid.

Tie following Is taken iFom .
paper GA liabiss aad wll, by Mrs.
rhsoaoye ~. Bhnsy. ia TheDe-
llneasor ior Sep,smhsrs "Ths
habits % reverence. geausness,
eouuesy, hoasay, eeaFage ana pa.
tisaos. Ike their oPposi,ss, are as-
sosDed b. he child irom lhoss Win
whom he is m9si closely associated.
Il Is ia these asigibatss that an ounce
Il example out,ss isbs a ton of pre-
cSpl. Ilh a ShaEmisg custom go
loss &c opportunity siihsr ia read,
ius asSton oF Ia IDS circumstances
attending Ga EVERYDAY iising b e..
prsss a. ea,hasiessis appreciation 81
lhe scaa, TIE nobie. heseiiiul anj
tsae. bar valuable hryoea snd abose
sii discussion ot these virtues is,
.ra be as neaIly as we can What Ne
Nish cur shildltn - -. F"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
IRfsIHs SME-

Abersas. PgrTT J BssaEsxar Mnyg
EJia Brfnn-zar. k4s w1se. ~ snxzr
certain 1s.s7 x tru.s. lazed the Ks3h
.iay II oessia.sr. fssl. anaS rgsEr,sesl &.
fhe BecorsIer's osee n Bates xegz1sy.
Missouri. ia bogk s. pAes 80. eoz-
reyef - tieor-s T. E.sSza a. fynstse.
the fplioEilg aaszrit.s1 rsaE estate
situated Ia the CaEEry - Bzsea and
state q NissC2rt. to-wlfs EsrE ssK.
80 in BIos& tlsirteea- flsg in tke Eeh
HM Towu CpsDpaay = k'Irsx tsi.3stton
20 fhe town. COW elfy. ~ kleh Hls1.
which said e1uvey4aeN was r1as1e ~
secure the payaae1t a thg several
sgnas of Eao1ey nlensi0ued ard as
pr0vile3 81 a eertata prunissory
Bote or ob1szatfon ia writing. &c saifs
taesi Of tr1st ~ surth End daeerfla.ss.
And whercas. de1aul1 has heen
made in the payueaf ~ the ss4if
several SUNS - moueV uDutaiy ana
w hen aga. and % 1he duss alls,as,ssi
on aec0uuf theFeof ~ provided "a
saia pruulissury hNte ~ otli<affoa
- ~ NAaAaa-ts 49, -llA ata7Aast4-A Adlsl -fAtAr
tinued fDE mons than siK moakhs.
aud tle U0ufklr pgy yaseuts uow aHe
thera1H are iH eXersss ~ al Mgnfhig
yuaeuts tilgrsiu provided. for ths
isriosi - six m0Btls.
NOW thsrsfone. at the reqnest *
ths kEal hn,iier ~ said proaitssfgry'
note nr plsiisatioz iu writing. Rn9 "a
aoc0rsiance with TIE teF5as ~ said
,isssd ai trust. nugioe Is bensog gisen
thRt I. the uBfiensigueti trustee. viii.
on Frilay. the 9ist day az August.
iis3. bstNcrn The hours ~ uine
O'Clock lu the t0Fennou eAi av0
. CLOCK in tiae aiternooa. 80 the fruHe
door ~ ghe Eea Hils Bank. tn tbc
city "a ktch hin. Bates e1unfy. ais-
soDFi proceed - eeil the said ah0ve
ficscFiisrt reai estate. oFsso much
theFrQi ~ may ts nec,a-sary. OF pat,-
o. rUnaue 70 The highest Bidder for
cash, tar she puTpQsr af satisfying
said trlt 80 secuFsd aud the costa
/ ard expenses of eGneotlns said trust.
GEORGE D., Ls)a&S.
Traafee
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

A. @. Wilson to New Home Land
Co., SIS acres, sec IS, 80 and 90.
WaInu, AMI New Home, $50, coo.
John ". S,ay,oa to {. c. Good
rich, traet sec 20, Mingo, SIS5.
Fred Mayer to Lucy Bui1sr part
blk (, Waltons ad Rich Han, Ssoo,
Maggie Pearson to II. NJ. Galley
lot blk 10, Amorei, 500.
NJ. 6. Wheaton to C. F. Hsll.
lots 4 aud :, blk 20, Amoret. S74o.
Harry {. Funk 10 John w.Chsp-
pie, s4o acres, sec a9, Mound,
$500.
TX. Reynolds to &. W. Bor-
land, 5 acres, sec rs, DssPwaisT-
SO.
Lewis Radiord to Henry Cough,
par, los {. blk Q, Williams ad Bat,
Ter, $3.50.
r. n. H,blsr 10 II. J. Friess
lots 1 to :, blk 8, Reesss ad Hume
S474.
J. M. OIive to c. Y. MeGrsw
loi 5, FaTar x Teorps' ad Hume
$3.50.
Ben BaEiekman 10 A. I GIL
more. IsS acres, sec IS, Dsepwa
ter, Ffl6a.
la NJ. liartweli 10 " +. Do
Vsn, a4o aeres, sec IS, Mouad
( Sqooo.
n. l. Cauis, e Al. 10 Hum
Commeseial Bsak, part lot 1, blk 6
I-i,,iss "a Hsms sss7S.
"a. 7, Johnsoo 10 r. E. Hollo
way, ios , blk &, Williams "a Bu.
lsr, slsoo-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
IRUSItFS SNT.

Whereas. John 2. ThaFnan aud
sasie s. Thurmsa. Bis wiie l,y thris
certain deed Il trust. datei TIE ista
Say q January. lisa ana n,corsei
ln the Rgcor,ler's ofiee of nStes
county. Missouri 90 hoeg iea Pase
ms conveyed to 0core =. I.ogan.
~ trustee. che following aes-rited
resl estate situated la the county q
Batps and state q Missouri. o-wit;
lots orr ll} and two, lsl in Bioek
tacaty-thp,e. 81 Ia Slsgry's Al.
Wlloa "a the city og Rieh Hlu
Whirh said conYeyaneo was made
e. sr<nnr the payRent ei the several
sauis of mopey meutiopesi, and a.
proVile1 in crEtain promssors
noIc oy obligation lea WF.Jng ia said
dssd u trust set iorih and dcseribeG,
Aud whereAs. default has leru
made in the payment oi thg said
several sans al noDey uonthly and
T u hea dee. aRd "a the nnea ASSESSED
toa aceounf thege,ai ~ provldcd ia
sai1 pFunlssery note or obligation
+ ia writlng. ANA sach default has
iconfia0cd tQr moce than six months.
and the moutilly paymeats u0a dnf
thcreon are tn sxcyss ~ ar 1iont6ly
( payments thensin provided Cor rhe
I perlo.l oi uaorc than six months,
Now. therefore, az the rcqu-t q
tbe h,gsl holder of said proH,lssory
note or obligation Pa writing ANA Ia
aeeorlance With the terms oi said
dec1 of trust. nottc Is henshy eigeu
that 4. lhe undersigned trustee a.
+ lafousail. VIA, on Friday, A8gusl
( 1ist, issS. hetveen the hours 81 aia.
lcrioek la the forcoooR an4 "a.
Io'etogk Ia the aitcraQoa. eg yhe iroul
+ laer "a thc Risa hni nank. 10 d,
eats ei isich uin. Bates county. Mls
souri pFoeoel tn seii the said allow
desrubed real estate, 81 80 muei
iherosi ~ MAY D. neesssaFy. at psl,
iie yondue 10 the highest hidsieF I'll
cash. Dor the parpose o. satisfying
said debt 50 secured and the coat
aud expeases "a executing said trust
y 6E0RGE 4. LOGAN.
Trusts
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13

sftd 70 gamble. was = turkey which
Became hit masc0s. Tne tsibs KEEP,
suppiyiag his seeds - ias - hs
gambled them away. So after
eopncgi oi ihs wise heads. i was
determined 70 warn him thas Il be
continued % watir be substanee n
such rioious was. be must be pot %
death in order 70 relieve ihe Tribe d
the burden Of his suPport- After
receiving ibe warning, he beng
afraid 70 trust himself, left the wig
vans Of the tribe. Gong 70 the
woods be determined 70 make q
boat. He commenced 10 chop
down large tree. but TIE Tsifl-
ka-taa was anxious and willing 20
hew out The boat 60 they Worke5
ensrgetiealiy and finally ne osuier
was hew D ont The red man lay
down in :i to rest and large spider
sealed him in the esnoe.
This large boat Was then canned
by the woo5peckers 70 The Rio
Grande river. Many times during
It's transit. the turkey saved the oe-
cupauf from dessh In VARIOUS forms.
Ii finally found a resting place IN a
cottonwood forest The Apache.
on coming out Of this great canoe.
when night time came on, found
number OF duck feathers. wiih
which be covered himself while he
slept. Then killing a duck, b
made the thong for bis bow from
IT'S sinewS He then had the turkey
clear the field, and when be ran ~
from the east. black corn was found
behind IL: when be ran ia from ths
south side, blue corn was found
there: so with his wings spread b
ran in from the west side and yellow
corn was found when he ran from
tne region Of the snow and ice
there was found sll the seeds OF tbs
garden. which when planted. iout
days aiterward be ate the FIRST roast
ing ear Of sweet corn. Surely IN
great Msnilo did supply al h
needs Of this muddy child Of ih
forest, aud be will also satisfy you
needs if your face is pale.
'Woodpeeker.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13

w. n Heyburn. The newly elected
senator from Idaho win be the hisSess
man la the senate next season. Al least
from the viewpoint of avirdupola hat
be makcs sood-humored complaint
that Eastern paperR and BY ~Eaal" an
Idaho man means snyphere east o.
the Missouri have exagsoratcd his
weight 'srhoy say welsh tea
poendsn he remarked. 'whca ne
truth Il | an iasl . seaut $50 Nr.
Hsyharn q q native % Pennsyisanis,
bat foF ninrtosn yeas he has toen a
resident oi iesho where he d segy
popular,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13

Missing: William Baclzus. known
as "slumber." rear brakeman Last
seen on top Of train setting brakes.
Supposed 10 be under the wreck"
lie had scarcely finished the last
word when he was startled by a
sound Of heavy breathing Il came
from ono Of The hunks under the Gu.
pola- The conductor grabbed his
lamp and started for the sound lie
parted the curtains Of the bunk.
swung his lamp inside. and there la
man fast in the arms Of Morpheus.
II was ~Slumber." clothes Of and
blanket-tnoket. enjoying his one Oh
iect in life, sleep.
The conductor was Epeechless
Thea be became indignant. lie jerk
ed the blankets OF the sleeping hg
ure. aud pulled Il out OF bed onto ths
hard noor.
whats the maiter.- asked "Slum
Der, rubbing his eyes
whats the matter" repeated tn
conductor, in any but soothing tones
What's the matter" he said again
as he showed that part Of the wreel
report detailing the dead. injured an,
missing before the brakeman's eyes
We've spent three hours Iooklu
for you under this wreck. and her
you are asleep In bed Dent sur
pose il made any difference To 20
II every man on the train was unde
Z the wreck
Il knowed you was al right. and
knowed the sandwich man, and ID
fireman or tho engineer was all righ
because see you an jump" rcpae
"Slumber@ II knowed we would b
here eight or ten hours. 50 I though
I might as vel keteh up on q n,u
sleep"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
order II PublIcsIba.

state * HIasa,rFf.
cGaffg ~ Bates.
in tfs C7rcuik C0urt oF BATES eoansv.
Mias1ari In yseafloa. Aaxesf fsh.
iegl George " Waassn an,l uan
wE-as. pEalrfias. rs Jaeoa Az
noid Jeremiah .. Patrtsk ars1 loan
D. HathIe. defs1dangs
Noa as shls fsT eorss m. r5ain-
fEs - tlielr atesrleys. Tea1piessa
4 Baies. and fie ttsiE yatitsoz ard
aEdarif. aitefaE. anaong ntaer
thlnes that desautanfe. gaeoh
ArnosI Jesrmlah g Patrsck and
John K Hnhbse arr aut rss63sn1s a.
tae state - Nlauurl
pyheuTpun it - ursera1 81 ths
eisrk in vaeafE0a that sa1 5sEs1.1-
ants t'enotf1e1 by pahli1stloa taa1
plalnt1s hare eaa=senssi q s15f
aEafn.t ta@sa ID tt.14 E0ur-- r.srrrs-
ils 81 fls Oet9ter term t1aEecf- l
which petlt5Qn fr 8 azs-l rEar
plaiutiEs arr TIE oB1ers q the east
ha1 - the uorrhsFsst q1nrssr -
sactiol - towmEfp =. = rznss =
ia Bates euBusr. Aiisaosrf, azz shzt
tIsey aas tkelr -rza-o-s as rt8@e
By thrvuzh and un8sr whoza tteT
ciain hare Is-ez IN the QEsz eEei1slFs
adverse. Teaeahie. and nasHssartssi
( T10ssHssio8 g sak1 laa3s for sGsr
than fen Fe1rs iass past Thas 3s.
( fen1ants elafra sofue fu1ssssf 10 sail
lands the nazHFe and etarartsr q
uhirh clain 3 uuknoEn - I.Laiztl..
and caunot - SesrilE8 aeTeia e9.
nept tisat said claim = a6rErae -.
( ggpiasilclal 20 liliutfas
whereE0re tbs plaiatiEs pray ~
conrt Ia try. as1Traiu. and deter
ullne the estate tfsIe and Interests "a
E plaintiffs and desandants respective
Z ly. IN uad 10 tlae real estate sF0rs
saSd. aud 20 deane and adIadgs -
/ lts Judgment and 6ecuee. TIE tithe
estate and interest q plaintiffs ant
descendants herein. sereraIlg. Is anl
10 said real proFerty. aecoFding e.
the statutes IN such eazes made pro
vi,ied. and for aM other and furthel
proper relbef tn the court desulss
/ Citing and Just Plaintiff fnrthe
states that tf,e above named eesend
4 ants are n0n-resiientz o. the state q
Missouri.
n And that unless the sat.
Jacob Arnold. Iereusah 81. Patrick
. and John *. Hubtse be and appea
! al this court, az the next terra there
I oi. 70 be begun and holden az u
court house. ia the city q Butler. &
said county. on the 5th dag * oesC
s her next, and On the arst day Of sslk
J term. answer or piead 20 she pet
tion "a said cause. the same wsil b
! taken as coufessed. and l1dgFnaE
win be rendered accordingly.
And b. II further ordered, that
copy bereoI bs published, accoriln
10 lau. in THE RHH HILL TElBUSi
weekly newspaper priRtei an
ipublished Ia Bates county, Mo-. O.
! four weeks sucusssiEeiy. the last lI
sertion 10 be az least thirty days b.
fore the first day q The next term 9
/ tbs Circuit Court
A. PATTERSON.
Circuit Clcri
. A true copy uf the neort.
- Witness ny haDd and "a
SEAL Seal oG the Circuit Coart ,
. - Bates county, this 4th da
e August. lssE3
IA. PATTERSON,
circuit Ctcri
: By c. ". BARELEN. Deputy Clerk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
HsmssmssTs' EIsusisu.

The hrsi ana laird tuesday oleack
mansh az approximately han rates
% se the magaiiicent crops of The
west and nortbvesf.and % helpyeu
sefuFg a home in that rapidly aerel
opias nsion.
Write a., describing y0Hr trip
fhe BarinxE9a inst are "a
maig traeoed reads throash az
west and aorthNest.
/. q oRfckEa. a. VI. WkkMtRr.
4E A. ll1 Nsis -. GI 49, ~.
Kasata clfl. ~. ~ L.... .,.I
p. q. afiARon.
49,. pa IS Ma 81
kesss CO ~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
TAKE THIS CHANCE TO 60 70
CALIFORNIA Oa the PUGET SOUND

August lst % iith. iuelaslse. el7.ae
round "trip from 80. Louis aad Rlaoa
fFom kanssis Clgy aad ST Joseph.
consult ueare.l tlket aRut about
oar through teurist stsppers Go cali
i0rnia aua Seattle
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
u Hinnsssta's
Rsaghlal RasarlS.

ualiy, roaul trip tskets 20 aii
ulnnesofa re,ogts a. q meFe trlns
over naA eages With her iau8
lakes Mlanes0fa offers a wealth ~
sumuser atfruetloas. Write ior a
iist ol Aiinnesssa b0arsnne houses
auH hotcls.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13

WANrEp-YopNG MEN to preparo
for Uneernment Positions ZINE
openlags in aii ncpnfimsnte iiood
Salaries Rapid Hromoiiops. fN
amlnaflona soon. Particulars fn.e.
Interstate Cor. ,Ofslar Rapids,
"a iiy2>
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
chaap d cool e0lsraaa.

kvery day We seii excursion llek.
cts o. ColoFado aud Utah r,soris az
approximately haif RATES vita re.
turu nnlis an snmmer.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
sLUMBER.
O. y. Andrewa

f. Number twenty eight. the New York
Chicago merchandise train. was slid
ing swiftly toward the metropolis OF
lhe middis-west The last 200 miles
between the great commercial oentefs
was being covered Number twenty
eight was the pet train Of the line.
Her schedule was fast. her stops we're
Few, and engine and trainmen fought
for the privilege OF taking her over the
road, for Il meant an easy run. The
engine and caboose were coupled on.
an order was signed and away she
went.
As was their custom on the home
stretch Of the division. the two rear
hrakemen and the conductor were saat-
ed in The caboose laboring hard With
welI-muscled pipes Being near the
snd Of the run the conductor had TN
sshed.the work Of making out his re-
port, and had drawn his chair near the
squAsty stove TO listen to the latest
stories Of his brakemen.
swell. I suppose we sit the hog
train back Thursday mornin'." said The
rsandwich" man.Rs the tall brakeman
was called because Of his never salts
Aed appetite far the indigestible staple
OF the luncheon counter. Things are
comm purity easy. The merchandise
West and the live stock back think
Z III take hi the dance in Huntington TO-
morrow night. II / kin sit that hatehet-
faced woman and sgg-slinger 10 join
I me. she threw me cold the last time
! asked her to 30 out in society. but
, I Eve glYea her a three weeks ohane'
70 COOL OF. and maybe she'll be ready
10 90 now"
'pancei Ketch me Eoin' to M
dance after nearly thIrty-six hours OF
thSfoad,- e drowsily iuteriected "slun
bef,s' the brakeman whom his &C
suaintances averred had not been en-
tirely awake since he was born "Yo'
Ken call things comm easy If 20
want TO, but I've got another nam
Tor IL call St raw-hidin'. Thirty
ak hours on the road What II 20
did Eit twelve hours sleep in th
thirty.six and two fast trains TO en-
up With. Twelve hours in thirty-si
aint enough for me. Daneei You
nnd me nicely laid out in one {
Mother MeInery's soft beds this tim
tomorrow night n-anybOdy should b
lookin' for me"
+ The only way youll ever git 'noug
sleep. siumber. will be 10 oie, sal
the conductor. half oontemptuously.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-13
EI3I33 $50
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