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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-05
Cash for your Farm. see.
Pr0wen 4 cook

Cash for your Farm. see
Prowell x Cook
walier vsn i uo,Einx for ibs
Coming Naiion nov. lie hes
quit "Unris Sem
Have VOC solved she problem Of
ihe Who What Wheat Then take
IN The Who Whai when miasiseil
August Eieen has been appoioi-
ed administrator 81 The estate d bis
father in-law, John Flank. De-
ceased.
w. r. Tygzrd has been appoint.
ed guardian q Henry and Lssiis
Frank, minor eh,idrtn Of John
Frank, decreased.
Miss Lille PhiIbriek is yisiIng
her sister, Mr. w. 9. wills, 81
Neosbo. She may sxtend hsr visit
70 several week..
Mrs s. L. Ames, Of the Bazaar.
has leased the Massie room. frat
door ives, Of the posiofHes, snd will
move her stock into it about the
first Of March.
THE TRIBUSE has a splendid
quality and large supply Of type
writer paper. You can get It IN
any quantity you want snd any
suitable size.
During the rain sioim Tuesday
morning. Lightning struck the cas-,
eupalo Of the Walnut Street NJ. E.
Church and damaged the steeple
and root probably nifty dollars.
Rev. E. A. Faust Of Webb City,
was in The city last week. He re-
ports the family Of C. B. Meredith
enjoying themselves well in their
new home down in the bill country
of Missouri.
Dr.. S. L. Sraodish, Of Hume, IS
putting down 4 gas well on h5s
premises and viii 60 down 500
teet, OF until be strikes 8 good sup
ply Of light. The Dr.. is one OF the
men that always wants ''more
light"
The trustees Of the Christian
Church have kindly granted the un-
dersigned the use OF The bsptistry in
their church and there will be a
number Of candidates immersed
there on Sunday. the Ssb inst, at
$3.50 p. NV, T. PYLEs.
James A. Brown, Of Danfouh,
Mo. superintendent {. b. Haven
Coal Co, like the good citizen that
he is, believes m sustaining the local
press, especially when ], is Of his
own political fslhl and heaes sets
his subscription up ihres years in.
advance.
Hume is enjoying a series Of re-
vival meetings under the united sf-
70 It's OF Rev. Kirk Of the M. E.
Church, and Rey. Houston of The
NJ. E, Church, South. The Tele-
phone says II in many respects re-
sembles the memorable revival held
by Reys. Hackney and Mems
when Hume was IN her infancy.
We are the biggest advertisers
and the greatest husiisrs Ia the
county, ia the real estate bust
ness II you want TO sell, OF to
buy property, see US. H will
pay you 60 call at our once II
you mean business. Proweil A.
Cook, over T.. - "a Bank. myon
cannot call, send rs word and We
will cOme Co q you,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-05

The Commercial Club Of Jefer-
son City has requested Mayor A. c.
Shoup to take action against the
h0use-to-house who take
orders for merchandise for future
delivery, The mayor formerly reg
commended to the city council that a
tax be levied on these individuals.
but no attention WAS paid to the
suggestion. The merchants have
taken the matter 10 hand, and an
ordinance covering the evil will be
introduced az the next meeting OF
the council. We are glad the mer-
chants Of one city have Weakened up
20 their interests in this matter and
started a movement against this
class OF peddlers, who annoy our
more umid and modest good house,
wives, and swjndle without mercy
our poorer, honest work people and
cheat our merchants cut OF an un-
told amount Of homes, and legiti.
mate trade. I, has always been a
mystery to Us why the merchants Of
our city did not move against these
fellows.
a subject Of the creates, import
auee to those who would be eoresi
in social matters is the quality Of
their stationery. Ore Is judged all
mos, as much by the external sp.
pearaaee Of a letter as by the eon'
tents, and IN this regard, as in all
o;hen pertaining to the ussges OIL
polite society, there are certain pre-.
scribsd rules. Ia fact, there ar,
fashions in stationery AZ in dress.
A feature OF the March Delineaiol
S a display OF fashionable STATIONERY
showing various shapes Of envel.
epcs and sheets, sud examples o.
address headings and erests. Mourn.
ing borders, as we'll as the qaah,,
and color OF paper are referred TO.
aud altogether Il is an Interesting
page
Mrs c, a. Clark returned to lh'
city last Thursday to arrange /,
store her household goods 50 as I,
give possession Of her hoasr to Mr.
Little, who recently purchased ,hl
Brick and Tile Works, and who's,
family will take possession Of III
CLARK residence as soon as they ar
rive ia NJ city from Indiana Mr.
Clark viii then probably return |,
the Territory where Mr.. Clark
employed.
On the following dates the Nils
sour Pacific Railway wall sell on
way ooloniss tickets to India.
Try, Louisiana, Missouri, OklshC
ma and Texas, a, greatly reduce.
rates. Oct. Al. Nov. and IS, Des
2 and 20, Jan. and 20, Feb. ! an
lag. April aadsl-R A. Bats.
Ageat.
The reception given AZ Tbs Wa
uu, Street a &. Chursh last FL
day nigh, lor me bened, Of the ns'
members wh0 have joined a. = Q.
suls Of the Salvation Army meel
Ing, ives very plsasaa, affair an
wa snloysd ~ al woo participated
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-05

1 LOCAL BRIEFS.



Clean cut pie tins at W. r Do.
ball's Try one.
Frosto aud wardo are with the
Who Wha, When Minsifels.
r. A. Jurd says he has a house
full Of goods aud wants to cell some
Of them.
Al the Bazaar you car please
yourself I'M corset. We have any
kind and every kind.
II. NJ. Bali was in the city the
first OF the week looking after bus.
mess matters.
We carry a nice selected stock Of
dry good. Come in and see for
yourself Mrs Ames' Bazaar.
The boring for water BY the city
has gone down over FIVE hundred
feet and are IN 8 furry Of limestone.
II yOu want to sell your prop
erty, see us before the spring
rush comes. PROM ELLA COOK
Mrs, Robi. Johnson came down
from Butler Tuesday 10 visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. T.,
Marsh.
The Who What When Minstrels
are pleasing countless thousands;
they will sOon be here to please
you.
FOR SALE-A scholarship in
one Of the best business colleges in
Kansas City. Ckeap Il taken
Inquire at THIS office,
Yesterday was pension day and
the old veterans walked up 10 the
rack and signed their names just as
they did on old army pay days.
Il. 6. Mayer. as q member of
the executive hoard Of the U. NJ,
w A. Distinct Il. is attending its
regular session at Piusburg, Kans.
Rev. J. P. Dsyis, OF Excelsior
Springs. is holding revival services
q, the Christian Church. Preach
ing every night to good congre-
cations.
The largest and best selected
stock of eorsets in the city can be
found at the Bsssar =, prices suited
to every purse. Come while bar
gains are plenty.
A BARGAIN-Ii sold within
the mex, 50 days-the s. H.. Cos
nell property corner Frs, and Park
Avenue. Call on Geo. p. Huek-
rby, or address 5. II. Gosnell,
Hebron, Nebr.
Ira Ballard has been acting
strangely Of late and some Of bis
friends thought he needed looking
after aud on Tuesday be was taken
TO Butler TO be examined As TO his
mental condition.
Rev. w. b. Chancellor, Of the
Presbyterian church, will begin a
series Of meetings Sunday and con
tinue on for several days. There
seems to be a spirit Of revival al
over the eouatry.
Ray Thompson and Misses Ab.
bic Barnett and Mamie Huekehy
took in the Salvation Army services
at the church Of Rev. g. II. Cos
pei in Lamar, Sunday. They re-
port a glorious time,
We have daily access to a large
s;sSk oi the choicest cot flowers
Floral arrangements ior funerals q
speciality. Call at Booths Furni.
mre & Undertaking Store Nouh 9th
ST, Telephones % and o..
Noah Andres. formerly OF this
place. is now a Kansas farmer with
everything a good farm at ofds. ex-
eept Kentucky mountain dew. In
rs place he has to drink Kansas
spring water, which is rather aat.
Mrs. Ellie Smalley, OF Richards,
is in the city visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cate, for =
few days, after which she viii VISIT
the city markets and &c, the fash
ions tor the coming millinery season
for her Richards customers
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
TOMORROWS SERVICE
At Commencement Hall to be Great
Musical and Devotional Event.

The service tomorrow evening in
Commencement Hall will be rev
citation of what music can do to EN-
bellish church service Although
held in hall, it will be just as rev.
erential as in any church and will
be an inspiring event.
The Choral Society has prepared
beautiful program made up of
compositions by composers whose
works are sung by the mightiest
choruses. No cathedral in the world
has had for it's organists such great
men as St. Pauls cathedral, London,
England.
The two anthems, Gas it Began to
Dawn and Awake Thou that
Sleepest'' that are to be sung to-
morrow evening, were composed by
Sir George Marten and Sir John
Stainer, the former still being the
organist in the cathdral having been
there for years and was the assist
ant during the time of Sir John
Stainer. Under these great men, as
a boy, Dean Wrightson sang in St.
Pauls cathedral choir for nearly
eight years and was sololst from the
time he was twelve years OF age,
until nearly sixteen, when his voice
changed. sThe Heavens are Telling
and THE Hallelujah Chorus" are
magnificent and will open and close
the service
Miss Thomas will sing "Abide
with Me- by Liddle and my Hope
is in the Everlasting and Dean
Wrightson will sing "By the Waters
of Babylon" by Howell, and "Ho-
sanna' by Granier, which he sang
last Sunday in the Episcopal church
and has been requested by many to
sing tomorrow evening.
With such music as this, three
popular hymns, and with Miss Eos
ter at the piano and Miss Bray at
the organ, what could be more COM
plete?
The prayers and lessons will be
offered and read by DR.. Reynolds
and DR.. Purinton will give a ten
minutes address. 1t is truly Uni
versity service and it is to be hoped
that the silver collection will reach
the amount asked for, and that this
closing effort of the Choral Society
will be generously greeted by our
people. We are requested to an
nounce that the service will com
mence punetaally at 7:45 with the
organ prelude.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
FINE NEW BUILDING.
Three Story structure with Two
Store Rooms and Three Flats-Be-
ing Erected by Mrs. l.. NJ. Dering.

Mrs. L. III. Dering is erecting on
north Spruce street a three story
building that win compare favorablv
with many Of the newer business
blocks on the main business streets
Mr.. Smith the contractor, is push
ing the work as fast as the weather
will permit. Mrs Dering hopes to
get possession of the completed
building at least by June first.
The building is three stories high,
with basement. The dimensions
are 10 ty so feet, fronting ON Spruce
street
The basement is divided into four
large rooms. There are both street
and back entrances to these rooms.
On the first floor will be two
store rooms, about % by go feet. A
stairway in the middle will take up
eight feet of the front for short
distance back. Mrs. Derino will
probably occupy one of the store
rooms with her stock of millinery
after this year.
There will be "a rooms on the
second and third floors, two sets six
rooms each on each floor Private
Railways for each group of rooms
well provided with bath and toilet
rooms on each floor. The whole is
to be nicely furnished and made as
attractive as regular city flats,
The two suits of rooms on the
second floor are already rented. Mr.
Somehow takes one and Miss Cal
lahan the other. Mrs. Dering is
showing considerable enterprise in
the erection of this large structure
in a section where more people are
wanting homes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
hurch Notes.

CHRISTIAN CHuRcH-Sunday School
8 80 a III. Sermon 10 AS. Communion
II 30 Christian Endeavor 6:45 p. m.
Sermon 80
LUTHERAN CHURCH: Morning service
l0:4a Evening service 700 on ac-
counl ~ the song service in Comm.
enceil 1T Hall. Sunday School $40
A. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH: Sunday school at
$3.50 A III. Church service at 10:45.
Prot. J. II. Cox will conduct the SER
vice. b. YAP. =. at $50 p. m. No
preaching IN the evening on account
of the song service at the University.
NJ. p. CHURCH: Services 10:45 a. NJ
Sermon, "Condemn not, but forgive.
Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m. Juniur
G. E at 2:30 p. N. Young Peoples
praYer-meeting at $3.50 p. IN There
will be no preaching service in the evs.-
ming on account OF the musical to he
given in Commencement Hall.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The Pas
tor will preach at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow at the morning ser
vice, 10:45 no evening service. The
congrega ton will join In the service
at the University in the evening.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. M; G. e. at
$50 p. N.
ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURcH-The
usual Sunday services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Father G Kluse
in st. Francis Catholic Church in 4tll
Ward. Low mass and sermon in Ger
man at O'Clock. High mass and ser
mon in English at 10 o'clock. Sunday
School Immediately after the second
mass. Vespers and benediction at 40
in the evening.
NJ Z CHURCH There will te
preaching services at the church both
morning and evening. In the MORN
ing at 10;45 the pastor will preach the
sixth sermon of The series on the life
of the Great Apostle Paul, entitled
1.-THE Time OF Great Conflicts Al
1880 on +" A Doubter Convinced, or
sketch OF the Apostle Thomas; Sum
day evening is the Anniversary OF bis
meeting the Risen Christ. Epworth
League Prayer-meeting at $50 !,
leader, Anna Holding.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
Alden Benedict's new Attraction
'sThelma."

Readers of popular books will rejoice
to hear that Marie Corelli's much
talked of "Thelman has been drama
tized and will be produced at Swish
er's Theatre ON April oath by Alden
Benedict's most excellent company
The version is by Mr.. Chas. W. Chase
and is undoubtedly designed to live a
long and popular life. All of the
main incidents of the book have been
carefully reproduced in the drama,
The players and costumes have been
selected with the utmost care. Mr.
Benedict produced the play through
out the East last season with the
most phenomenal success. The S. r..
O. sign should undoubtedly be hung
out for this more than popular produc-
ton.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
Locals and PerS Onals.

KEEP your eye on Chancery Hill
A FULL line Of Summer underwear
at Clyde e. Jacobs.
If its a hat Clyde e. Jacobs has
them. The famous Zeal Brand from
81 to SO. so see them.
For fine groceries and fine fresh
eggs go to James L. Protzman, Ma
dera Block Grocery.
LET the Wabash come any way it
wants to, even through Wheeling.
We can go east on 1t.
i For your summer underwear go to
Zittles, 34S High st.
TEE fruit and vegetation generally
is having hard time OF it through
the early stages OF spring with the
frost and cold weather which it has
encountered.
little is the exclusive Halter and
furnisher.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
NOT COMING HERE.
Wabash has Decided to Give
Morgantown the go by.

Road will run from Waynesburg by
way of BlacksvilIe to Fairmont-Sen-
atOr. EIkins Will Connect MOrgantown
with the R0ute-Steam and Eleetri.
city NiII'be used to do this.
The Wabash will not touch Morgan
town. 1t will run south from Way
as arg y way ~ B'acksville to Fair
mont. ThisBhas been determined up
on. A hot tip to this effect has been
given this paper by gentleman who
is in position to know what is on
foot and what is determined to do.
He does not want his name 10 be used
in connection with the statement.
Morgantown was TO have been on
the road but so many obstacles have
been thrown in the way OF the road by
the B.. 81 O. and the rights OF way
would have been so expensive that
the Wabash has decided TO give up
the fight and follow the lines OF least
resistance.
Rights OF way are SO much cheaper
the way that has been selected and
the route itself is several mile. shorter
and the determination has been made
to change the route.
Fiaal surveys are now being made
in the section to be traversed and
rights of way are being secured.
Morgantown however will be con-
nected with the Wabash. Senator
Elkins is to be the means whereby this
a1x,a s,.p &c ~ no ahpo fad
He will connect US with both trolley
lines and railroad
The railroad to be built by Elkins
will have TWO branches One will
run up the west side of the river from
Morgantown and the other will go to
the Wabash by the most direct route
from the town. The Monengahela
river will be bridged at this point and
the M. & X. will be connected with
the lines which be will hdild in the
county
He does not ask for any subscrip-
tton ia bonds or ia any 9th way. He
has never done this in any casc where
he has been interested in railroads
and he will not do it 10 this Instance.
One of the greatest coal deals that
the county has ever seen Is nov on
taps. We are not in position TO use
the Information which is now in our
possession in regard to this tut can
state that millions are involved aud
when il is consummated the Senator
Will have doubled his already vast
holding in the county.
He now has between three and four
millions invested in and near Morgan
town. He will put in as much more
before be stops Investing. When he
has this done he will get ready TO de-
velop it. La few days we shall be
able to tell what his plans are and
what he proposes to do.
No matter If the Wabash does not
come directly to the town we shall be
connected with it and the rates for
freight shipments will be made all
right.
The NJ. & K. will be extended south
ward to connect with the Wabash in
the interior but the extention TO the
western end OF the county will receive
first attention.
Work Of construction on the Wa
bash through the county will begin
this summer.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
TWO CENTS
In SPECIAL SESSION.
Marion County Court will Meet
to Consider Franchise

OF the Trolley system Which Is to Con-
meet Fairmont, Morgantown and I'M
i0ntown-May 18th the Date Set fer
the Meeting Thought that 1t will
be Granted Easily.
Col Joseph McDermott returned last
night from Fairmont where be had
been to make application to the Mari
on county court for franchise In Ma
rion county for trolley road. The
application was made and the court
adjourned to meet on May 28th in
special session to consider Ii.
The term ended regularly last even
ing. The members OF the court ex-
pressed themselves as In favor OF the
franchise, and it is expected that it
will be granted without any trouble.
1t is a copy of the franchise as
passed ia this county. The details
in connection with this have been
published in the New DOMINION.
Col. McDermott states that 1t is the
intention to haul freight as well as
passengers. The road runs along the
Fairmont pike from Morgantown,
where it bridges the river. 1t will
extend south to a connection with the
system of trolley lines which will con-
meet Falrmont and Clarksburg.
1t is thought that it will also con-
meet with Grafton and points in Pres
ton county. Senator Elkins is back
Of the scheme, and this is abundant
foundation for the belief that the
road will be built and that before very
long.
The road will be of great benefit to
Morgantown, as 1t will give the people
of the county every opportunity to get
into town TO attend to their business.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
Notice.

J. L. Smith has moved his office
from the Post Office building to the
Nj adera Block on Chestnut street.
He is now ready to show any of the
people any of the valuable property
that he has in Morgantown. He
has property in all parts of town.
Last year he sold about three hun
dred building lots and wants to sell
more this year. Every lot sold last
year that has been sold since was
sold for a good advance.
If you want to buy lots for good
investments or to build, don't fail to
consult him, before buying. The
title is absolutely clear OF all incum-
berance on all the property that you
buy from l.. Smith.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
In THE FACTORIES.
Prism Plate Glass Factory to
Start Wednesday.

Fires will begin at that Time-Start
will be Made with Modesty but Big
Things are ahead of Window
Glass Houses IShut down for the
Summer.
The fire will probably be turned on
Wednesday at the Pressed Prism
Plate Glass factory above town. The
fires will be run for couple of
weeks in order to dry out the factory
perfectly. 1t will be month or so
before the factory is making glass.
During this year it is probable
that only small force will be work
ed as the start will be made with
elaboration. The factory covers
about four acres of ground and is
very substantially built. 1t is an
institution which is destined to stay
here as long as there is any thing
doing in the factories of town.
Mr.. Page said that they would
start with deliberation and that no
mistake would be made on account
of being in too big hurry. Il
think that we shall be able to tell
the people here something that will
surprise Them" said Mr.. Page. eve
have worked along with care and
deliberation and / am very well
pleased with the factory. 1t is
built to stay"
The Jones and the Marilla Glass
factories shut down today to remain
closed during the summer Repairs
are to be made at each of them and
they will start again in the fall bet
ter equipped than ever. They had
not expected to close down so soon
but various complications in the
trade has impelled them to take the
step.
1t is stated that over the country
ten thousand men stop work today
in the window glass houses. No
dat has been set tor resumption
of activity in the fall
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18

the famous Illinois pastor and
Evangelist will begin revival meetings
at the Christian church, Monday eve
ming, April the Goth 1908. Rev. Mr..
Cobb is considered one of the best pull
pit orators that is in active work to-
day. He is endowed with forceful
magnetism. His eloquence is com
mdnding He feeds, conyiuces ard
quckens. He breaches primitive
christianity.
Miss Bessie Sadler has prepared
herself to be song evangelist Her
first efforts will be made in the Christ
ian church as she has been engaged to
aid Rev, Cobb. She will sing solo
each evening.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
Rent ana Want Ads.

Boy wANTED-Wanted a bright
colored boy as porter in store.
Apply at this office.
GIRL wANTEp-Wanted first
class cook. Girl preferred. Call on
Mrs. j. Fl. McDERmoTr.
Cook WANTED: A white man for
cook at the Pleasant Corner restau-
rant, wanted at once.
For RENT-Small three room house
on Foundry Alley, off High st. to
small family with no children Call
on Ed w. MCNEIL. los High St.
Morgantown, w. Va
Mentlo1 this paper. tt
WANT u Water dogs brought
alive to tho Geological Laboratory
at the L versity. Will pay 10 cents
a piece
j. b. JOHNSTON.
For SALE -One of the best corner
LOIS in Third ward. II sold quick
can be. sold cheap. Inquire at this
office.
PIANo TUNING: Prof. O. ]. Fair
child will be in the city for few days
and will. give the best attention to
your piano. Address p. O. Box 242.
POSITION WANTED: Practical me-
chanical engineer desires position.
Understands all about machinery.
Steady and reliable. Best Of refer
ences. Communicate with this ONCE.
Go TO Mrs. Hardness Toilet
Parlors for shampoo, Scalp treat
ment, manicuring, face massage and
chiropody. 317 Wiley st.
Morgantown,
West Va.
For RENT. For rent an eight room
ed house in South Park Good l0ca-
tion. Call at this office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
River MAY Roach DANCER Lime.

Evansville. Ind. April 1S.-The Ohio
river is falling slowly. Another rise
is coming, however, and it is expect
ed the river will go over the danger
line by the first of next week. Wa
bash, Pond and Rough rivers continue
to rise. Farmers report thousands Of
acres of growing wheat under water.
National Convention Opened.
Wilkesbarre, April 1S--The national
convention OF the Young Women's
Christian association opened witt
Mrs. T. j.. Gladding. OF Montclair, N.
YN5nHth Chair.