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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Garneeie ON Neerene.
&c CT en- gcliisncIie for be Sorencbc
Statcr, tiger ban.

gnbreip Carnegie boIot Snsbaa |
forriee uge en Gale / Armitrcng Gs-
location | Retu gprf. ct SeIifab, iom
bar grunbet Sbe Sompton Snititute
! 8irginid, bnor 9oofer z. @aibina.
TON nj lin uooannelie. Carnegie
bar gipet oper 100000 til War.
@aibinatons SfoIe Suifeeee. Ila.,
oe ionoipnIigpis eiper ban $4,000
ON Iaret til Sampton. : lin SaIe
iogbe ban, at Ntegrene er en- 8eliig.
nellie for Imerifa, % at oeres 99r.
n9relie | Sp6en gisr bette 2ano uan'
gribeligt. @i bebsner inaen Slaaoe.
iaaI9nge pi bar 9egre. "Soor man'
se SoriIas er ser life aiort ON at
fptte 3egrene iii aiyifa9 Sppr
u1anee Serrer err life fommet iii mig
meo iliee Sorilag! Wen boab DE.
ming er Der i bemS Ssr 9fegrene til
Snoafrifn. Tiger man. &c bill oa fom.
me unber britiif SerreosHne. aanei;
Storbritannien bill mite SpSafrifa
fan iiffert. iom Ri lener. foroi Sol.
IpnSernc berpeoe formerer liz. Sri.
terne oerimob life. % be fan life
brinse aafierne til at arbeibe. Spao
riloe Storbriiannien aioe for 9 WiI.
Iiouer Renneifer. Tom or ina opatiee.
faa elifp0roige icm iea p%aaitonr, at
siegrene er2 Heerene ifaiier os
HSert Mar IL MiIioner Boiler gom-
ulo. oe peo fit slrbeiSe aiper De en-.
ben ct Ronopol paa oenne pIatise
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Oemofratiif Seller.

ge6 gppdlget / Bolton oanSt o.
mofraterue EN- slimrenbe Seier ben
15Se December. 9eres Wapor-aan.
bibat 8ntrid u. Collins bIep glen.
uaIst meo 1851 Stemmer. meSens
Den republifnnife aanbiont. O. p.
SpaIEom, fun fit 22,2s6. goaro Of
aIbermen oil ngite aar bIipe inIS.
liGnoia bemofratif. os iamme gnrti
oil bare en- itor Rnioritet / Common
Council. Com ieouonIig | Bolton
iiemte en- flor 6lerbeo for Soloon.
9icenie.
! andre 8per | Wnsinhuietts off
oet ierifienist. Republifonerne nanoi
/ Cambridge. ReoiOrb. @epburpport.
@beIiea, 6aa Rioer os Rortb aoams.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
seeorab, so'va. sirsoas oen ssse December 1908.

= -
boIbt tilbage. Spno o~siiitereuoc ltber.
rissminiiter 9ooinis fom meo i iiu
Sole / Ren Dorf, bar bells ufuIoitGn.
Sist, bells urietiet. @i bar en- ynpo.
leon ibIanot os, oa ban briiger &c.
natet iom lit HeSifab. SrGi;Sert
RooiepeIt bapbe sieniprlia Exact inc
paa oen gei, ban fslacr. for at brin.
9e oct reprrbIifanife 8orti / Ell srl,%.
itig Stiuing lige fsr 8rGliocntuaI.
get. Men bpao ban booOe Siort pal
bar Den i.larnuteIte
lliurpotion. 9oget iGuonnt bapoe
life fsr b9not / SdnoetS Siiiorie. OF
aue ioin en- maatte .aisre @obItonS
imoo BET, bpab 9arti mat emo III.
bsrte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

Bare. iom sisr os ioa mHgtigc ! belle
8eroen. S9t, at Storbritannicu pill
De uoienoe fine arissifibe for at an.
gribe gmerifn. Get piIoe life betpoe
noeentine. glt, bpoo De Soreneoe
Staters 8rGiioent bebspeoe at sisre,
par at iiee: ~Stans Dor llbfsriel al
8rigen piIoe enbe,om fire
Gage; for England fan life unbppre
Dor 9pmulo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Stotter R~eejerinsen.
Gr.aunaresmanS anOples iiscr, ben
or FORFEIT / Yanama.S aaen.

2reeman anotules, iorbenpGrenoe
aouarcsmauS ira Spo Safota, M
Socialiit, bar ifrepet en- artifel ooer
lit Rauu. bnori ban gooficnber og bi.
faI6er RegjeringeuS auertieubelie al
aepublifen Banana iom iuperRn
Stat. 9ette fuHSe Ser life pGre no.
get merfeligt PEG hoiS BET life a
bcfienot. at anomIcs belle Sioen bar
OGret en- bitter NsoOitnuoer al oeu
republifanife Administration. San
gieruemaaor OF fortGqer Siitorieu.
Tom leoeoe cp til Sen muoprenSe Si.
tliation. ) 1916 ilutteoe DC Soreuebe
Stater en- 5raftut, boorueo Np Gro
nnous S%unerGnitet ODER Yondmaei.
set garantereoes. Tenne Sraftat
bar Dor Regieritg uirooigeIig ioit.
bolSt. Republifen Colombia arpeoe
SuoerPniteten ira gep Granada. OF
bort Sano bar ligeiaa trofnit bogita.
pelig cpiplSt Sorpliqtplien operfor
oeune iom MOB Nn Bruraou. Hu
meuer auofples al oor Torpligtelie
operior Banana or Sen iamme. iom
6en pur ooerfor Ru 8rannSa o. 60.
lombia. Son Tiger: "8eroen fan life
iinoe mere ,seil pes cor Nnerfienoelie
al Bananas S%uuerRnitet euS oen
fitrSe. ga ri nuerfieuote Golombtas
3et til iomrte S~erritorium. ara ct
i~nSuitrielt Stauopunft er aanaIen
iom en- SpinSeIie. ser pilSc Irq.
&C Ell SreSieSd iii Srembriuael.
len ira alle Snouitrier. oa ira ser no.
tionale Sorionrs SIDE betpSer SEN. at
Dor Scr ca Dor 6Inaoe oil bIiua az
oobbeIt Rptte.
Ten bsfisnStc Saitor Yarfburit /
Geu Dorf oil, at 9eaiSlaturen ifof
gipe en- Son. ION tiaaSer Saloouerue
at pare aa6ne ON Ssuoaaene. Tor al
Be fiftelise % loplige Spitere, ION
hgrer iii Samiunoets beSite sersere.
Ifal Bare anleonius ior at foa iii Gl.
@on life esiaa anlerifnnerne gierne
pil bape uoset at Huff SsrIten poa
ON senSoaeIe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Rockefeller taber.

8iaiam :. Rodeieler anlasoe
Saa MOB Ell iattis Manb, men table
Den. Ran6eu beSer SIiper Samora,
GA Rodeieaer inOiieunte ham ior Ret'
ten, icroi ban baooe iiitet ! en- liSen
Gin, JON lsber siennem 6cdelelers
GienSom. 2amorn gioroe s~ieleenSe,
at ban bauSe iuIo Ret til at rife oef.
iorSi Resierirsen oeb line apparater
bar uStlpffet al ben 5iif. iom Der er
/ gtuen. lln0crre.ten sau WanSeII
WeSbolS. os Rodeieaer appeaertc.
men table isieu. Ru bar ban appeas'
RET til SSieiteret.
Ranse Niaion9rer, iom bar itors
Snnbeienoomme og iorbebolSer liz
gneretteu til at rife % iaee. er meg.i
interesierte / ubiaIoet al ao6siellerS
Sggsmoal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
ba-Graftaten
Otter bebsris yctGnfninssfio itab.
friter Senatet ben.
9il sienTois Soroel.

Senatet oeotoe ben 16oe Decent
Der meb 81 MOB is Stemmer Heci-
procitets. z raftoten meb Giibo. II
Semofrater oe Repnblifaneren Barb
fra California itemte imoo. Som
"Gecordb. Boitens" 29iere peo, er
Sraftaten for lpnge iioen bifolot al
Suiet. Get gioroe fin Bligt % cp.
fplote i-goo betios Seniigten meo Or.
traiesiionen. Senntet gif / 2angorag,
oa set bar ion mango Weeolemner,
iom err Itafaanbet og mo foa butte
gaffen; men tililut naaeoe ogiaa Oct
frem.
8r9iiSent @ooIepelt er Gitba.5rof.
tatens Saoer, % ban arluenote al i'm
Snoflpoelie for at foa Den peotaget.
ssor at binore 3ongresiens Salefp9r'
ne fra at ipilbe ben regulRre Ses.
iions Sib meo unpttigt Snaf. Jam.
menfalbte BON ct grtramsoe % tPnf'
re iom andre, at Sogen ba nilbe eaa
gIat. Men mel, Senatet maatte ori'
be Sorbanolingspolitif, 90 bet fit jim
Billie. Glba.E raftaten efterleper
9ingIep.2 ppens 8eItemmelier peo at
oobne en- Sort | bens bsie Solomltr.
90 3open uoarbeibebes, bar bet Me.
niltgen, at Der ifrlloe bore flere ioa.
oanne Gorte, naar 9anoe, iom BAD
ON COB til at fomme ino igiennem
benz, bpggeoe lignenoe Sorte | fine
SoIbmire. SespRrre bar oct life
gaaet, iom man t9nfte. Sorifiellige
Serinteresier bar binoret BET, og
Senotet bar giort Jig til Salsmanb
for benz. ut Observation-Disclosures
for benz.
Den npe Sraftat meor Cuba bill
bIipc til Gorbel for begge Barter.
Zen probncerer iiGr Suffer % 70.
bnf, % Soloen paa bisie % andre
@orer, iom ienoes iii De Soreneoe
Stater, bill MI blipe 90 Yrocent Ia.
pere. De bar bet, iom braste Seno.
tets Sruitpemter til at ifrise og bore
Jig. De paaitob, at Cuba pilbe poe.
lGgge Dor opbIomitrenoe &oeiuffer.
inouitri og ienbe bore Sobafsaplere
paa Sattigfasien. altiammen ODER.
~briuelier natiirligpis.
De Soreneoe Stater bill paa Cuba
faa npbe en- betpoelig SoIbreouftion.
Si ifal faa inbfsre til Zen @aifiner,
Sern, Staal, grGnbepine, Stentei
oe Siif moo Ell Solo, iom er 20 8ro.
cent labere emo ben nugieIoen6e. 80
Grocents Heoilag / Gubas SoIo ifol
fomme os tilgooe, itaar pi ienber bore
Senner berneoe Smsr, SpeSe on
Spebemel, Mnis og @aismeI, Ipo.
tbeferparer, 81 poa Slaifer, @ineroI.
panbe, Samp, Gin, muiifalife Snitru.
menter, gitiern, $50 oa Stspler,
gulo- oe SsIpparer. 8apir oa Soa.
pc. On SoIorebuftion pao 40 Bro.
cent ifal blioe os tilSel, naar hi ipp.
ferer 8omulbSparer, Sit, neolaat
Srrgt, gapirmasie og pellustenoe
Soger til Cuba.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

farafteriifc Tor europa. Get gam.
meloagie Semofrati ~iorfaiter Den
Smpcrialisme, Der M bGper SppeOet
ipeiret, ioroi oet ioruOicr. at Sen oil
lamme lloUifIinsen al 2orSctS rige
SeIitanSstiIber og itanie 6remifrio.
tet. ~el SmparciaI" lutter meo set
Spsrssmaal. ON life nrnre me I'M.
p~eriaIiitiife goGitif piI bragg Hepu6.
Iifens llnoergaug mco iio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Ppao en- Uabo mener.

"Gl SmparcinI", Wericos melt no.
breSte Slao 'og ct baIuofiiceIt Reaie.
rinssorsan iuoeboloer en- IeSenoe
artifel ON ben amerifnnife Smperio.
lisme. gIooet flyer, at Den ~folosinIe
liluefit ! 8eOiIsninserue til SRr %
5Ianbe nofiom oioner ON De 6or.
eneoe Staters llbuioeIieslpif. ame.
rifanerne bar opaiOet i'm samle 30.
Iitif. iom nsiebes meo llonptteIie al
Soneets egne 5ielpefiloer o. Seu
oerni islsenbe Sripicl og geIaars
o. en- trnaot / De europpiife 3atio.
ners SoSipcr. Ren Serpeo pil Sc
uoiGtte fig for Sc apiteIier, iOm er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Dooo=Saeen.
&c ~lausoarisc % piolpitise llnSeris-
gclicr or frnsteslpie.
Noot ioriparcr @ooo.

s l9neere 3ib bar Senotets Itili.
tGrfomite abort @iouer / Iuleouins
al 8loger opcr 9 1nnro @oob. Der al
Regierineen er iuOitiaet til at bIioe
@eneralmnior i armeeu. goitbeora.
seren @aior Cites g. Rotbbone, iom
bleu nfiat, oa @ooo bar 8eueraIgu.
perilsr oper Cuba, uOipreote alifenS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Ueo1ae / Scnnen.

Srn GonnelsOiae. gn., ifripes Ser
lobe december. Of oct or blepet melot
arbeiberne / Gofe.7 iitriftet. at oeres
9sn er nebint meS II Proeent. Oct
er insen bebaeelig Snletibenoe. ON.
trent 10000 arbeibere ranmes Der.
al. 5. 6. Grid & 60. bespnSte |
1890 al iloo 9snncn neb, os iioen
bar man f~oriint. aun ior 1 anr
bepilseSe bette mastise aompani ct
2snstiuaa paa 10 grceeni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Koneresien.
@arm Sebat ON Tesierimsens Sor.
bOlb til Yanama.Rc
&onsresien tar SmIeierie.

Set ier no til, at Sraftaten meo
Den unse 8epltblif Banana pil gipe
a%nlebnins til en- lang os parm 9ebat
| Senatet. Soar fra Masiaduietts
bar f~oreilaaet en- &eiolutiou, Der an.
mooer Yr9iibenten ON nGrmere Sp.
lpsninger ansaoenbe Den npe Saua.
ma.Gepublif, meo bpem en- Sraftat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

ssitnaui S6iains bleo lat unber
5iltale for Misbanolins al SolSater
i Den tuffe Ger. og 6an er mn al @ili.
tarretten | Berlin blepen osmt Ill
10 %aaneoers d9itniussorreit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
clio.
-

Semi Dig M nso, Du JulefpeIo,
6piif Din 5reo oper Dal oe 5jeIo,
Spree ejennem SneorYss 90 itiIle Suft
Gryeeeite 10 oper Gun os Cuff,
Gag / Din Sapn
ollie, iom fiemper oe itrioer,
2lue, Tom bls6er % lioer
J Sors % Sdpn.
Semi Dig nu ne6 oper BY 90 Strand,
Oulm oe ~idsenoe Ganfers Brand,
Stdns meo Dit belise KloffenYu
lille, fom itapneo til Siam 90 SYuS,
Def, fom blep fill,
SOM piloe DO oe bysse
Gniomt | 6absts Sfysss,
Samle Du itiltl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

Semi ote oper Oct pilSe Bar,
Greit mee Dit ,rlinoe / Storm % Hap,
6lG6 De unse, o9 9Iao Dc 9raa,
ppor Sc I perSen paufe mda
Gaust fra 1T 80
Saa Sc / f~fiftenSe Giosr
Kommer, ia fommsr omiiosr
Gpis til 10.
6jemmet acroppe CT milot 90 fort,
rJaaSe sr 6uloifrifteu paa Gets port,
bsiise Julenat! parm pore Siub,
Dit nj ale fan Ia bsrino,
han iamles Ser
Otter Se Dremms bloc,
Juble Sioe om Siee
On Morsen ifjer!
Roura6 Dahl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-14

identified IN the management of several OF
the scientific societies. such as the National
Geographic Society. the Columbia His
torical Society and the PhilosOphic Society.
He was also a member of the Washington
Academy of Science He was secretary of
the board on geographic names, and at the
time of his death was assistant secretary or
the Carnegie Institution.
In addition to these activities, his good
Judgment and business ability were rec
ogniZed by his being elected director or
the Equitable Building Association, posi-
ton which he held for number OF years
He was also a director Of the Washington
Sanitary improvement Company. The end
Of his career came while he was IN the
midst of all the activities Of busy career,
and the event was a great shock to his
friends, even those most closely associated
with him. He kept steadily at work prac-
tically to the end, attending to his duties
with characteristic spirit.
1t was recognized, however by some that
Mr.. Baker was not gaining as rapidly as
was hoped would be the case from the at
tack Of typhoid fever with which he had
able he took a sea voyage, and on his re-
turn seemed to be much improved. Motto
ing that he was not making headway "
had been planned by his friends that he
Before this plan could be carried out the
fatal illness came. which grew out Of some
intestinal trouble. It developed rapidly,
and Saturday morning he passed away.
Native Of Michigan.
Mr.. Baker was born in Kalamazoo. Mich.
September %, 1s49, and was educated in
the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor,
where he subsequently became professor OF
mathematics. While in this position he was
appointed to a position In the coast and
geodetic survey, and later was rec
commended for his special fitness and
received an appointment in the United
States geological survey. This was In 1873.
he was connected with the survey. especial
ly in Alaska where he became familiar
with the geography Of that country and
made several maps. He was the cartog-
rapher Of the Venezuela boundary commits
sion, and prepared the maps which were
used in the deliberations In Paris. He con-
tinued In the service of the survey until
the Carnegie Institute was incorporated,
and then he became assistant secretary.
Eminently Useful Man.
Mr. Baker was recognized as an eminent
ly usful man. His knowledge was 30 exact
as we'll as varied and his methods were so
orderly that he performed much extremely
useful and valuable work In connection with
the position which he held. He was the au
thor of a dictionary Of Alaskan names, and
the annual directory Of the scientific socie-
ties of Washington, an undertaking involv-
ing much painstaking labor, was issued
under his direction. He possessed the fa9
ulty OF doing many things well. and was
man OF great industry. At the same time
he had bright ana sunny disposition and
possessed great affability Of manner. He
had wide circle Of friends. EIis wife and
TIVE yeunG ehi1AxVa survive hin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-14
LAST RITES OVER DEAD
FUNERAL OF MARCUS BAKER
THIS AFTERNOON.
Eminent Scientist, Identified With
Numerous Societies-Assistant Sec
rotary Of Carnegie Institution.

Funeral services were held this afternoon
over the remains of Marcus Baker at the
late residence. 1905 10th street. Rev. DR..
Hamlin. the pastor of the Church Of the
Covenant, off1ciated. and there was present
a large number Of those with whom the de-
ceased had been associated during his bus.
career. Mr.. Baker was. first Of all, scien-
tific man. and he was. perhaps. more wide
ly known In local scientific circles than was
any other indtviAual He Waa actively
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-09-03

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
wand for any easc 0l Catarrh that
cannot be cured by HALLS Catarrh
Cure.
=. }. CHENEY a 90, ToledO. q.
We. the undersigned, have known
r. J. Cheney for the last II years.
aud believe him perfectly honorable
In an business transactions and
financially able "a carry out any
obligations made hy their firm.
wKsr a rRUAN. Whoicsale Drug.
gists. Tolcdo. o.
wAlntSu. KNNAN a MkRvtN. Whole
ean Druggists. Tohsio. a.
han's Catnrrh Cun Is ta9en inteS
nally, acting disoetly upon the blood
and mucous suriacss ~ the systeln.
Testimonials ant tre rrloe &c
per hotslc. sold ~ al druggists :
Halls Family plls ev the bgaG
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-09-03

~ Heck was a business yisiici
At Metz and p. Scott Tuesday.
A. 49, Holloway has returned
from bis trip to The state Of wash-
ngton.
Rev w. - Chancellor has re.
turned from his summer vacation
and gone 70 work d, his regular
church dOiies.
Mrs. Upton, with her family.
will remove TO Gas City, Ksns.,
this week. Mr. MeCaughey, who
works At the smelters, viii occupy
her house.
Rev. Houston aud wife, Of Hume
visited 10 the city Tuesday. shopping
preparatory to a trip to Texas
Rev. II. is pasior Of the NJ. T..
Church, South. at Hume.
Mrs. Lon Folk, Of Charleston,
H.. arrived ia the city Tuesday
morning on q visit to her brother,
J. W. Sni6er and family. II has
been y years since they met before.
fl. S. Suyker. E. A. Royce. Of
this city II. c. Brown of Kansas
City, and w. II. Blankeubsker of
Olaihe, Kans., composed a fshing
party which visited the lakes in this
vicinity Tuesday.
Don't forge, the Woodpan OF toe
World log rolling at Joplin. Thurs.
Sept. 10th. Excursion train due AZ
Rich Hill at 1890 a. m. and al Pa
mama at 1887 a. m. arrives al Jop-
lin Io;so a, m. $500 round trip.
Misses Iva and Velma Hsckett,
of Nevada, who have been visiting
relatives here, returned home
Tuesday, accompanied by Miss
Laura Heck aud Master Oryille
VogeI, who will visit them several
days.
The Jcnior League of the Wal
nut ST., NJ. f. Church held an inter
and very agreeable picnic in
the east park Tuesday afternoon.
The Junior Lesgue OF the Presby-
terrain Church pionieed at the same
place yesterday afternoon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-09-03
Biblical ~CyCIOpsdla.

Mt GMBOA-Part % q ridge 81
hills az the eastern end q the plain
81 Esdraelon- saul and his sons fell
on the prOmltoy Fl Mazar-
ARMOR-BEARER-Tbe constant at
tendant Of the King. charged with
the responsibility OF caring FOR his
person in hattie.
AsHTARoTH-The Goddess q the
SidOnians. A magnificent temphe
was erected for her at Askelon.
BETHsHAN-The house q quiet.
west Of the Jordan. between Little
Hermon and 6ilbOa- A miserable
place of seventy huts to-day.
JABEsH-GiLEAD-A mountain east
81 the Jordan. Saul rescued il from
the AmmOnites.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-09-03
REAYLEY.

MisscsC Celia Dole and F1oSsie Griggs
aud Mr. VIII Morrison Of Kansas
City were guests at the Ghggs home
sunday also Miss Efie Piper and Ira
Philhrick Of Rich Hul.
Miss Grace Ingalls, 81 Rich Hn
spent a few days at the post-onlcc.
with Miss Edna Jones.
Mrs. VIM. Robinson and nleces
Miss Laura and Belle Robinson. Wis.
tied Mrs. Jos, Willis az the new shaft.
by the way we wonder n. they
viii name the new shaft Williams
town or D~urkcyvfle.
MARmEn-at Butler August alst
Mrs Frank Darby neice 81 4. "A.
Tlilson. and Mr.. liailey both 81 kan-
sas city. Mrs. nGsby was an cid
resident oi this place aud h well
knownhy every one Nav iay aud
long life be their lUt.
Master Ileryl Davis, son ~ Ben
Davis, formerly 90 Shuhe but livinE
near Appleton cts, met with a sad
accident ia which hc had hizfusot cut
on by a moving machine Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis wen Ia Colorado al the
time of the accident but were inma.
diately telegraphed iorand arr now
at home
Mas CclA Aver entertained Gene
Calvert u Rich hnl sunday.
A gcntlcman oi Iowa. s~on-ln-laW
81 Rev. Wilson nscntly ~ that state
has bought the iartn Known a. the
Enos Vaughn placr and expects 10
take possession Ia MaNh. We lke
those iowa people aud arc glad 90
welcome them ~ ous neiEhhOrA
M. spencer King Is niOlclag oycr
a new queen at his hOmA The
young iady arrived the 18th az thls
month. nr, Hcyllaaa was master
~ ccpmonics.
Mr. aud Ars N Nils Werc shap-
ping Ia Rhh hm SATURDAY.
S0me one said thenc Was frSt
sunday morninE,
Miss Hannah Willis Visited az Wm
kohinsons Monday.
Nu EnRlmaa was an early mora
ing caiNr in tich hiN Monday
Mrs. Allison lngvham l. slawly N.
cpFcriag irom an attack ~ innAma.
tlon ~ The bowels fof a time hrr
litc Was deetaion1 ~ hnt nr Allen's
taithial cars has bronshl heg
lshrouSh
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-09-03

II. G. Cook aud wife spent Sun.
day in this city.
Miss Jennie Wood, Of Nevada,
is visiting Mrs. d. Lancaster.
our good iriend T. G. Ward,
was on cur streets Monday.
Ad. and Les Thomas, OF Kansas
City, spen, Sunday ia this city.
DR.. Jesse S. Myer, Of St Louis,
is visiting the family Of II. Loeb.
Spencer Harris spen, SUNDAY
with his parents, DR.. aud Mrs w.
w. Harris.
Miss Lois Cate win spend the
fall at Richards with her sister, Mrs,
Ellie Smalley,
Mu. Crawford, OF Nevada. came
ia Monday on a visit 70 her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs o. T. Holland.
Rev, Wesley Latin is able to be
on the streets again aud carries his
age well Tor an oeiogenarian.
Col l. Culbertsnn was in the
city last Monday looking stout aud
hearty and younger than ever.
Mrs.. Geo. a. Huekeby returned
20 Mobehy Tuesday after an eS.
tended visit to Rich Hill relatives
aud friends.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-09-03

DEaTE 90 EarL kxs JOsRrnAs.
seFteDi-rG 9. ian
Library ufrenue-Freefnana b.
BE Customs and Manner, Whedon's
lommtpfarg % J saf1h@ Smith's
Bihie Dictionary.
TIsie-B @ 7GA UrlNrG
gam =. ia Lesson text
fAnerican Revised yersi0n-y
! Now tbs Pilistiues fonah4
against lsraeis and tn men - fsraei
asi from before the Phliistlnta. and
fell down slain On Mounf Giissya.
z And she Bhiiisflne8 followed BARD
uftDn saul and BpOa his kons. and
TIC Phitistloes slew jonathan. ard
ADinndab. and Matchfsf1a. the adsls
- fnuL 3 And fle imttM went a5r
against Saul. and tie n~rctsrs over
took hlms and be was GrNatiy dis-
~fHi ~ FEasoa - tlE aretez
: Ihfu aid tahifo his uFtaorfearrr.
Draw thy sword. and thrust me
through herewith. ist these anclr.
enfpet~ed come aad lfhrust NJ
through. anl abaas fue. Buf hM
nrmOr-bearer would not. for ~ vas
sOne afrabd Therefore Haui sook biz
sword. and feN upon g. 5 And Wtea
his armOrfearer SAW that Naul was
dead. he nkeWIsefel upon hls sword.
and died with hirn. 8 30 SauI did.
and his three s0gns. and hfs nrTnor-
bearer, and all hfs men, shat same
day together.
And when the me ~ IErael that
were on TIE other side 10 the rastev.
and they that Were heFond the Jnr-.
dan, saw that the men pf Nsrae4 SD
and that saul and his sons we're
dead. they fOrs0Ok the cites and
Ned. aud the PfffistIna came and
dwclt lu them. 4 And 81 caEae 70
pass on the morrow. when the Phgi-
iEtifses came TO strip the slain. that.
they found saul and bis ti1nee s0us
fallen IN mount Gnb0a- 3 And they
cut OF his read. and striped Of lie
armor. and sent into the land u rfse
Philistines round about. % carry.
the tidinEs unto the house o. their
idols and 10 the people 70 And
they put his armor In the hOuz q
the Ashtaroth; and they fastened his
body to the wall OF Ibefhshan. II And
when the inhabitants Of Jahszh-
gilead heard concerning him that
which the Phiisti1es had done 10
saul, l. ali the vHlieBt me arOse.
and went all night, and took the
body Of saul and the bodies q his
sons from the waE 81 Bethshan. and
they came 10 Iabesh, and burnt
them there. l3 And they took their
bones. and buried them under the
tamarisk tree Ia Jahesh. and lasted
seven DAYS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-09-03
no! FOR KANSAS.
Special Excursion. Everybody Is
GOlRq on Sept. 18th.
Get In the Push and See That
Prosperous Country Now.

The real estate firm Of Atkinson
X Atksson has arranged a special
excursion 10 GTainheld, Ksns. for
Sept. 18th. The eouasry is BOOM
ing out there and YOU are invited.
| will be in Rich Hill. at the Mer-
chants Hotel, Thursday. Sept. II,
to talk with all who may be inter-
ested. will be in Butler, Satur-
day, the -. Come and see me
for particulars. Now is the time.
E. b. ATKINSON,
The Kansas man.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-09-03
Married

AT the home Of Rev. Frank NeH
10 Clinton. Mo-, on June s3rd, 1908
Mr.. Frederick r. Hickey of Rich
HIN and Miss Belle Attsrbury Of
Nevada were united IN holy we'd
lock.
The young couple decided 10
steal a march on their friends until
NJ. Hickey was ready 10 return to
school this fall hence this announce
mcnl viii come as quite a surprise
10 the many friends Of The groom IN
Rich Hi.
Mt Hickey has been associated
with his brother ia various business
enterprises here aud practically
grew TO manhood ia our midst,
Miss A,,erbury while born aud
raised in Nevada, has spent most OF
her time in the Eastern cities Of New
York, Providence, Boston, and in
Denver.
After a visi, OF a few weeks
among friends and relatives the
young couple will leave for Chicago
to make their future home followed
by the best wishes Of their hos,
OF trends.