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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-07-09

mIllct to the doves and pigeons stray
tag al their feet
Fly dear venetia," cried the Seraph
carelessly, tossing hahdfuls Of grain
to the eager birds, II inquired for your
sculptor chasseur-fhat fellow Victor
but / failed to see him. for he had been
sent ON an expedition shortly after l
reached The camp. They tell me he Is
& fife soldier. But by what the mar
quis said I fear he Is but a handsome
blackguard. and Africa, after all. may
be his fittest place. There Is a charm
ing little creature there. Il little fire
eater-Cigarette they call her-who IL
in love with him, l fancy. Such a pic
turesque child! Swears like a trooper.
too" continued he who was now Duke
OF Lyonnesse. by the way, is Berke-
ley Comet"
Left yesterday"
what for? Where tot"
II was not interested to inquire"
Her brother looked at her earnestly.
There was q care upon her face new
to him.
Are you we'll, my darlihg?" he ask.
ed her. "Has the sun beefl too hot for
your"
She rose and gathered her cashmeres
about her and smiled somewhat weari-
~ her adieu to him.
both perhaps. / am tired. Good
night"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-07-09

wANTED5 YOUNG MEN from Ian
der county at once to prepare for posi-
tons in the Government Service-Rail-
way Mail Clerks, Letter Carriers, Gus
tom House and Departmental Clerks,
etc. Apply to
Interstate Cores. Inst,
Cedar Rapids, la.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-07-09
J. TIME CARD. b

ftxFssy EEEzEF -E1ssF#MTmm
49, l - W. !. $3.50
The following table gives the arrival and
departure of passenger trains at Battle
Mountain.
wRsTBoUND
ARRIVES DEPARTS
No.3 1902. p. m. 3:o3. p. m
No. 10 so. p. m. 1Os3i, y. me-
E~AsTBo6SD
No.4 az. a. m. 4;53. a. m.
Not 400. d. IN. 4.l0. y. m.
Local freight leaves carlin at 7 Q. m
Local freight leaves Winnemucca at a. M.
daily arrives at Battle Mountain about 9 a. m.
The Nevada Central arrives from Austin at
u go NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays'
and leaves for Austin on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 7 80 A. NJ
W. I. oNYoN. Agent.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-07-09
Special . Features.

n~iIiionaires Of the United States; Psrti-
cu,ars About Three thousand American
masnates. Organized Labor; Strength Of the
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-07-09
XIX.

of the most brilliant of Al
gerian autumnal days shone
IA over the great camp In the
P8U south. The war was almost
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-07-09

- Labor Unions. Th-s
~oaf Trusts. United States 161mSx3l
tfS> Census. New Census kSr.~~I
kPoIr ofEuropcsncountries. irScs
.d| The Nicaragua cansl TSS4lm5
sso,JllyS1 and the H~ay-Psuncs- SSoyRsss
lfSS[sI tote Treaties With kNIsSH
rSS>sessi Great Britain. The Re- [kn$SM
pSSS~ latiols Of Cuba With lSsSSgl11
0TiSS[ tho United States. The EtfSkES1
s>JrfTri Conference Of Amen- EsSaKES
S.sgEG can Republics at the IMlpc.Sd
tr>SSSl1 City Of Mexico. The IcCrsl
ilSS>~s Anarchist Statistics E1assSd
! fis~SS of This Country and EsS&ca3
Europe. Progress Of
Aerial Navigation In 1901. The New yoSk
Municipal Election Of 1901. Agriculture.
Manufactures. Hortaiity.
FACTS ABOUT POLITICS.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

ThcJ. G. Aver Co., Of Lowell, Mnss.,
manufacturers Of the Aver remedies,
have posted the following announce
mcnt Throughout, their large cs,ab-
lishment:
ANNOUNCEMENT Believing hat
smoking cigarettes Is injurious to both
mind and body, thereby uniting young
men for their best work. therefore,
after this date We will not employ any
young man under q years Of age
who smokes cigarettes.
j. c. AVER Co.
There Is very large hint in the
above to any boy who cares for his
future or has any ambition to excel in
any honorable career. The business
cxigcncics Of the age call for clear
minds In sound bodies, and those who
abuse minds or bodies by the cigarette
or drink habits will quickly drop To in.
conspicuous places In tho rear rank or
fall out Of the ranks altogether,
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

A. b. Ilulit, Of Springfield, Mo-,
"Thc Goat Man." has Issued neat
booklet entitled "Goats and the
Ozurks, which l. chock full of inter.
es,ing information to all who desire n
better acquaintance with the natural
resources Of the Ozark region, hui cs.
pccially 10 those who are in any meas
urc interested in the handsome little
mohnir makers. II you are concerned
write Mr.. llulit at Springfield men.
tioning this paper and nsk him To send
you booklet.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
Ladisa and Children Invited.

All ladies and children who cannot
stand the shocking strain OF laxative
syrups, cathartics, etc, are invited to
try the famous Little Early Riscrs.
They are different from all other pills.
They do no. purge the system. Even
n double dosc will not gripe, weaken or
sickcn; many people call them the Easy
Pill. w. H. Howell, Houston, Tex,
says nothing better can be used for con.
stipation, sick headache, etc. Bob
Moore, Lafayette, Ind, says all Others
gripc and sickcn, while DcWitts Little
Early Riscrs do their work well and
casy. Sold by all druggists.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
County sunday school Convention.

The county Sunday school convention
will be held n, Kirbyvillc, July 10, 20,
and II, beginning on Sunday and end.
Ing Tuesday. neutrality-suspicious. will
see that schools select delegates to rep
resent them. Each school Is cntitcd
TO three delegates. Tho people Of Kir.
byville will furnish enter tainmcnt for
all delegates and others who wish Il
attend. The committee ON program
will prepare IL list Of speakers, at an
early date, for publication.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
L sxa6xe bEomo Ouinins
csrss scosA hoasDsy. csS b . Dsys
&MM,~::::r:::s: :r:s S:
Varieties.
To Republican Headers.

To Republican Headers.
The Republican does not approve ol
the dunning Of dclinquents through the
columns Of the paper, ns matter either
Of business or taste, and has .studiously
rcfrained from such u course. How.
ever, II does feel justified In making II
brief statement Mt this time. A new
500 press has just been placed In 20
sitiOn, the better to handle n growing
business and serve the papers patrons.
Fifty dollars was required ~ trans.
port the press from the factory and
place II In position In this office. A
portion OF the purchase price Of the
press is yet To be met, and will be me,
as IL becomes due.
Republican subscribers are owing the
paper considerably more In subscrip,
tiOn arrcaragcs than will be necessary
to discharge this debt The paper 30
lici,s NO charity, but would appreciate
the prompt payment OF sums due IT, lt
the end that 1t may be placed In better
position to fulfill It's mission In the COM
munity. The gain will be to patrons
as well as paper, and the cash is the
papers due. Some delinqucnts have
been carried for three years, or since
before the drought. Patience should
have It's own, and an expression OF ap
probation in the form Of II paymcn: OF
six months or u year in advance would
strike center. That's all.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

August Hcuszcl, Of Kisscc Mills, who
has been rnilroading for some time on
the White river line, was In town Sat.
urday morning, on his way home to
renew his acquaintance with his family.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
Vanzandt for n quick shave.

Thirty.fvc miles Of roadway have
bccn constructed within the World s
Fair grounds. A large portion Of this
is asphalt Most Of the roadways arc
generously shaded, and all are elabor-
atcly treated by tho landscape archi'
teCt
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
Licensed 10 Wed.

Tho following marriage licenses were
issued by the circuit clerk for the week
ending June 10.
]. r. Brumfeld and RhOda +. Davis,
of Hercules.
William Goats and Ollie Hairless, OF
Protein.
Isaac Boyd, Of Walnut Shade, and Bes-
sic Slower, Of Swan.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

The summer school which Rev. j. S.
Forsyth has conducted for the past ten
weeks closed yesterday, In manner to
reflect credit on teacher and pupils.
In the race for distinction, the names
Of Paul and Jean Summers, Gcrtic Eel
ton, virgic Brcedou and Eva Hull
should be mentioned. All these dis.
,inguishcd themselves and are worthy
Of commendntion.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Chills a nd Fever Is n bottle Of GROVES
TAsTELEss CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply
Iron and Quininc In II tastclcss form.
No Cure. No Pay. Price, so cents.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
To CunrA COLD ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets
All druggists refund money II It fails 10
cure. f, w. Groves signature is on
each box &c.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

The forty.,hird annual session Of the
great st. Louis fair will be held from
Monday. October 5. to Saturday, Octo.
Der II. 1903, inclusive Of both dates.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
R,R hone Bsrkshirss.

| have n few choice thoroughbred
pigs for sale, both male and female,
now ready TO be delivered. They will
not last long.
J.P. USHER, JR., Forsyth, Mo.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

A Canton tMo. mill will furnish free
trips 10 the Worlds Fair for three
Indies. A ticket Is placed In each sack
Of -four and the three ladies collecting
the largest number Of tickets will be
the recipients Of free tickets TO st.
Louis and the Exposition.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Sam Paul, with the Milligun Grocery
Co. Of Springfield, aud II hr. Thom,
with the Peters Cartridge Co., were
among the drummers In town this
morning.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
You Know What You Are Taking

when You take Groves Tasicless Chill
Tonic, because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle, showing that
II IL simply iron and quininc in n taste
less form. No cure, no pay. 5Oc.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Nanzandt for quiet hair.cut--h,
does business altogether by signs.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

stops the Cough and Works on the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets cure
Il cold in one day No cure, no pay.
Price, soc.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
The Banner BuQQy,

John 7. Dickinson, agent for the larg.
est manuiac,ory in the United States,
sells them AT factory prices, and guamn.
tees them. The best aud cheapest bug.
gy made. Prices; Top buggics from
s3I. 30 tos7j.o 10: Road wagons from s3l 90
up also Surrcys and Spring wagons.
Call and see him, He will do you
right and save you money.
Jno. T. B. has also full line Of
Hardware Of every description. Oliver
plows and fittings double shovcls and
points and all kinds Of Farmers and
blacksmiths tools, windows aud doors,
Builders tools and supplies.
Taney City Store.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
scnooL ELeoTIoN nRsULrs

The result oi the school election
is gwen below. Less than one
half the vote OF the county was poll
ed. Does this mean that ihe peO-
pie take but little interest in the
pdblie schools, OF tbai they are for
getlul Of elections tor school Offices
or do they have 50 much condolences
ia the integrny and ability ol those
who DO attend that tney viii be
sure 10 elect the right men and thar
those elected viii carry on the
schools all right anyway, and there
fore there isno need for them 10
voter This last is the most eharit-
able view 20 take Of the matter,
aud is possibly as near correct As
any. Being a Democratic county,
school supervision was voted dowu
as a matter Of course. Times beio'
the wah suits them best. Here j
the vote by townships:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
ITEMS ABOUT INDIA.

Indis's population is SOC. .ooo. 900
Ops-6fth OF all the people IN the
world
In 1909 India exported goods
worth S4o3 100000 and ImPorted
goods worth Ss64 600, 900.
India's leading Tmpor, Is coiior
goods,of which she buys about sroo
COO, 900 worth a year.
AtPresens our chief export 10 In,
dia is mineral oil, OF which we sois
her 81, 100000 worth last year.
The United States trade with Indii
will be immensely increased BY thr
cutting Of The Panama canal
The trade Of I1dia with ,h'
world has increased eighioid sine
1870. Great Britain at presen
has two-hishs OF il.
The United States bought iFor
India last year goods valued q
/ S4S,47I.sts ; and sold 10 India good
valued al only S4,63l SO.
India's leading items Of yearl
exports are: Gssin, $50, 600, COO
seeds for making oil, Sso.ooo, ,oo'
raw cotton. Sts,ooo.Oooi iute SC
ils manufactures, sSo,ooo. .oos
cotton yara and cloth, $50, 900, ,oe
hides and skins, Sss,ooo. &c
opium, SaS. .ooo, 600 indigo, Shos
oooi tea.SsS, ,ooo, ,oooi coffee 5
4 ooo. .coo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23

Four-yssT.oli Gs,isnd is devoted
70 hi, ysung sud besuiiiui Aunt
Lonise. One mofang, = she was
talking 10 him from the secoad-
story window while be gave ber
ecsistie answers from lhe brick
sidewalk, he suddenly held pP his
chubby arms, and called vp % her;
Throw yourself down IN niy
arms. aun,iei I'll catch You."
.Why. Garland, IL were to Do
that has auntie said, laughing, ~
might make a buekwhezi cake oi
you"
"tNell, then, auntie, said ths
gallent little ioves, Il 4 be ihz
buckwheat cake and you d be shi
honeyl"-Living Church.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
A speed Greater than That OF
Light.

Two years ago a new star hlaEed
ou, in the constellation Reseus,
such new stars are BY no means
rare, but this was SO great aud var.
led in brilhaney 50 rapidly shas i
was specially noteworthy. soon
alter the oatburst that made the sla'
80 bright {, was found to be sur.
rounded by nebula, aud tins nsba'
Ia spread outward around the naeie'
US, gradually as, seen by the neked
eve, because OF the stars great dis'
ltanee. but really with ini0ensr
speed. In fas, il has been ealesls
ted that this speed was - gIess 1ha
/, seems impossible shAs tho spfea'
Of nebul7 eouid have been due q
the motion Of ordinary matter
an Ithas been suggested that q
apparent motion was really enlY
pro sscssive illumiaasion Of ,he ne'
luloas matter BY light from the q
plodsd star But Professor Simo
lNewcomb calculates that even 'k
will MOI account Cor she nossOn, 9
+. Il was :, least ten tunes that
/. heht. We nave sAas ssseslly q
i, served a motion 10 ,ae hsuseas %
J. vaRly exceeds any othes that
J. have ever hssrd q vhssfsr a Be
r projected msiler 81 81 sthef wes'
What i Is. Ne can nol a plett
sysn eonlsStnre --Snecssa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
Pith and Point.

Forget the favor you do.
Every oyster does not contain 4
pearl.
Fools make fsssts aud fakirs eat
them.
More Of the Golden Rule, less Of
the golden calf.
Don't dispute with a man whose
purpose is wrong.
Give the right man time aud be
viii stand above bis critics.
How quickly we crush oot the
life Of q fly. and yet what natural
marvel perishes.
Some Of US viii never be happy
while there IS any possible excuse
for being miserable.
There can be bot one peroration
10 3 speech; therefore when you
reach il sit down. --Schooimaster.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
Don't Gross breeds

One q the greatest mistakes
that lhe swine grower can make,
Is 70 cross breed. using . boar Of
diaeft breed frosn the soTs. says
Farmer Tribune, Dss Moines l..
You may be a good breeder snd
swine raiser, bat iaiiure awaits
you if you attempt eross-bsseding.
Other have ifisd il and failed
The FIRST cross may bring good re-
sulls, but after that you do MT
know what you wia get and Il
way result in the loss Of the type
and conformation, which you wsnl
and which you had before you
commenced 70 Cross
There are many good breeds o
hogs which have been brought e
their present perfection BY judi
/ sious selection and breeding, bu
the matter has always been betweeI
animals Of she same breed.
Failure ia cross-breeding Is 10
confined to hogs alone but th
same results have followed n
eross-breedIng Of battle, the Eri
cross being ali right, bat after hi
the breed and type were lost. an
experienced breeders do not 4
: tempt il any more.
Select the breed that suits 20
, one that you ike. and then stic
to il. You may improve til
breed by good Judgment in sele
+ ton and breeding, but always II
E prove within the breed, never &
TO do It by going outside and i
! PRODUCING different blood. AlwA
i use the puress bred sows that y
can find use only the Do
bred Of the same breed, and
ways use the best boar that }
i can get. a high-Priced boar
, often cheaper than q low-Prics
9 Get the best, use only the be
). and your herd will improve if y
! give il proper care and arEentior
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
when Llfe Is Funny.

1.-TWO girls sat on = bsck seat at
says the AtehisOn Globe,
sand for the FIRST twenty minutes
were very attentive to the services.
Then one succeed. How iunnyl
They both laughed. a boz aerOss
the aisle dropped a book Did you
ever hear of anything 50 ridiculous
in all your liiei No wonder the
two girls shook with lapgh,eF ill
old people who had no sense OF hu-
NOR began to turn round and frown-
In bending over 10 conceal her
laughter. one girl straek her head
on the back OF the pew in front.
Hal Hai Hai This was the best
Joke that ever did happen, and they
laughed 50 immoderately that q
suppressed giggle was heard elea'
across the room. There was more
frowning at them. Girls beeam'
subdued and looked injured. Nha
/ is the use Of living II you can
laugh when things are so tueay
/ Nigh, jus, as well have stayed a
home as to go to church and b
looked At ike THAI. One catohe.
sight Of the cross look on her com
panion's face. Smiles Giggles
The cross one responds and laugh
ter becomes 30 absolutely uneou
trollable that the girls get up. and
with their faces concealed IN the
handkerehiefs, leave the room, an
laugh without restraint when the
get outside. And those who ar
leh In the church. and who have n
, sense OF humor, sigh, and wish m
world were only half as tanny
them"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
FOUNTAIN PEN
FOR School Boys and
School Girls.

We are pleased 70 oasT 20 any
boy or grrl Who viii secure ias as
EIGHT NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS.
FOX THE KANSAS CITY
WEEKLY JOURNAL AT as
CENTS EACH. MAKING
A rorAI. OF TWO DOLLARS
(saeo) aud will send the m0ns,
20 Us tOssshss with the Hamss, ws
w,ll mail 10 his o. her address.
charges prepaid, A BEAUTIFUL
FOUNTAIN PEN. This pen i
guaranteed so gige PsFssst salts
iiaeiioa il properly handed. Rab-
/ Der handle and gold Poiated. isu
ssss class IN eyery rssPest. wha'
s she use ol nAvsng = bottle q iul
whea you can have this pen =
/ your pocket. an alled ~ith iak an'
read, ier wrisiage rhis Psn Is
srea, present Tor sbs bey Or gisl
ana i yoa wiii Sc, eat and make
iis,le saoss ca saturday yoa q
secure ASA ia a short tins an
ssra shis beautiful pea. Nor
, shs time to make a rial as %
proposition viii only held good &
! SIXTY DAYS hon Dsesmbss ~.
send nonsy b possefiies oFd'
o. dssls, ana address al somnan
1 cations % Ihs Kansas cisy wssI
ly Journal. Kansas CRY, No
send los sample copies Of 4
Weekly ioE sanssssing,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
A MOST ustRa GftR.

AE osr taruagr Fsaa5ezs ei11tl s1ks'
ADVANTAGES y the Hzsssssss,srsasf eis1-
bsn.s oEser ure ttls ysaF zaAes ws&A
iaeludes wEfA sAls paper- Tae I4re
stock Iu.IieArSg. ifs sS.sl1al srzasgs
Institnte EaitIons sa1 g.. PgEssyx
Farmer. T1se=e shrse rzzss8aa
are tls t1st of thsIr sls.ss aasi ssaEis.E
he En eTeEy farEa ianae- 10 sheul we
add. t8r local couafg and 1e1erAz
rews. our own Eaper. anl Es43e tsa
prEoe q the Euag oae yeag oniy fL-Ss
Never beEoue was - uauea s-pe-4er
gez1lng matrer o1ert ssir - s1lal
al ar1o1nt * lGhsT. L4s tAree E1-
pers ua-et. whlch we eias Wtth 0ur
own. are Well kDnWu thrpl2aoul
ths West. aua epElmud siseuH~eiges
10 ths rsaasr's ftvaraits atteutlan
upon mere saensfsa. rts Live Stock
/ Inlientor s tfe sneat aerttniturti
and ure stock rspsr - tAe west
Tha Poultry Farfrr S slae aioe1
prnetbcal paaitFy Esags.F lqr liie ltrrl-
er. WhIic Tne spes1ai saszrers I1sti-
tutp Editions are the ieess psaetieal
+ pabise4isous for the pramssti9u 81
good larminS eyes pabflshssi rsse
I aaxarta-e - tass sseat oIseg. - e
/ WI Bold goot iof s saogt tlae eniy.
sArnpsr. "a tisese Papsrs mag be -.
arsiaed ty calling - iaes osaee-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23

IRE Psnsms csnd Is 10 ioaEss /
70 ths domsin 81 poiifics. e . new
. mssttr of % business. sad Coa-
gress ssd she Poinicians are
through with T. TIE PrrsiSeuf
and his rppoinsees oa ih< czasi
commisoa. vhsereF sbey @ay hs-
uiI Be- TIE men % whon ne o0un-
Try msss Iook for ihe eonarueEio1
of this great waterway whaeh y % e'e
q c0nneesing link bSsseea shs A.
lauuc sud Pscisc ooeanS-
EtwiI Be ihe gresaest enEiaser-
ing feat ever 1ndesfaken n the hls-
forv of the wofld. sad even e IS
install stages ghs sxpense sasaisEa
would se rnosgh - aaggsE Has
osher nat5on- We uaasi rEy - she
Freaeb company S40gooo.oOo Aog
machinery. uoncesaoa& esc. aid
sEo.ooO.ooo adsitnz1l 10 fhs Co
lon6i.n Eosernmeuf-
! TIE zrsrzi Ezlne deriVs1 iEo--
this. aside sron the c1ooess'oz.s-
viii be b8s sliEts. Is 4 IL Easrs Eaas
probabIe that We viii havs % -
gin evegythinE al oTer sZssz So
oondact the coasirscsion on rnOser'
: uo-io-dzte meEbodx- i IS esfirsst
"a that i viii cost a. Iras SIso
T, COO, 90 70 complete s5e ssaaL
( F5nancl.l circles are n q sssse 9
I excitement ard syndiczies are bein
: osganrred AZ q great rate 70 buil
= tie canzI under coatact. But
= should not be taken from unos
r government eoutroL The a6mIzi
s traion viii usdoub1eslY rs1ai
d with the commission to he sppgin
Z cd by the President, Nhiis tbs tecl
! niczl work wgill ile c0le - am
"a engineers. And IN the aPPOiusin
IS Of this ooumissson the Preside
J. should select the most able Eaea
{, ,he nation, men who are ahsolaie
a iacorrupuhle-
Already the politicians Of q
oountSy ars making desperate {
forts 70 land their henehmen
this oommisSon, and Il IS said b
I, every United States Senator has
man he wants '.iaksn care Of"
- Lucky the law gives the Pres
u dent free hand, and i = 70
hoped be viii exercise this rig
solely in the intsresf Of the na,io
: without regard to the wishes Of a
politician or clique Of poliasians.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
Iiome seekers EHenrslons.

On March : and ~, April : and
a., May { aud Is, Jane , 20 end
Al, we will sell home seekers sx-
cursion tickets to the following
states and territories al one fare plus
Ss 90 Tor The round trip. nnal Fe-
surh limit a. days from date os sale
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas.
Colorado. Florida, Georgia. lndian
Territory, Kansas, Iowa. kentucky
Louisiana, Michigan, Minnsso,a
mississippi, Missouri, Nehraska
New AsSieo. Solsh Cssolina
Oklahoma. Soo.b caroiiea
Soaih Dakota. ennessee. Texas
Utah. Virginia. wiscon,m. Wye
ming. ios one fare plas Sa.oo 70
lhe lound ttip.
u. A. pAIlss, Ase
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-23
EXTENSION or eGL0klST RATES
10 TBE NORTHWEST AND
CALIFORNIA.

The Rerlingt1a extensls antd 4ane
fstA ths pefloa algs,e seeatly re,laeed
oas- Way Colobist RATES 90 thf Nersh-
west ana 10 California THIS = =
sood way 80 safs aitseu So tneafy
dollars.