davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

There are two very much twisted cases
90 come before the Court Of General See-
sions al unis term. Two men by tho name
OF William Thomas. are charged with
stealing coal from the p, B. & W. rail-
road Cn the same day and the state is
experiencing much trouble in getting the
cases Strengthened out.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
Eeuan rusm0res de un graz
COn1bate
Stakelberg con sus fuerzas empeha
una acci6n decisiva

Nueva York, miercoles-Desde San Peters.
burgo avisan que Sc han recibido informes del
Estado mayor participando que los riheros slbe-
rianos comandados por el general Stakelberg
han empenado una desesperada accion cerca de
Port Arthur con las fuerzas de retaguardia del
general Oku, Y que sc sostienen ambos ejercitos
en- sus posiciones. asas5p
Esperase que ell cuerpo principal russo pre-
sente batalla entire Fuchow y Kaipin las fuer-
zas avanzadas de Kuroki.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
Existe gran expectation
en- san Pe&ershu ur 40
Esperanse buenas noticias
de KurOpatkin

Nueva York, miercoles-Reina gran ex-
pectacion en- los crculos militares politicos de
Europa Dor conocer los resultados de los mov1-
mentos emprendidos por el general Kuropatkin
para socoyrer Port Arthut
p> Aunoue Sc considera peligroso e1 plan del
Estado ma yor ruso, dado 10 numerosas que son
las fuerzas de los generates Oku y Kuroki, sin
embargo Sc esperan buenas notiefas por el teliz
ex,to Que Sc obtuvo en- las escaramuzas sosteni-
das en- Haicheng Feng Wang Cheng
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
Tn cuerpO de ejercit0
guarneCe a EaewchWang
Ell fianco derecho de Kuropatkin
defiende aquella posici0n

New York, microbes. - Ha causado gran
impression en- Toxic, el hecho de que los rusos
hayau acumulado en- Newchwang importantes
refuerzos, pues vienen 'contlrmarse los temo-
res que habfa de que apoyandose en- aquella po-
sici6n los rusos pudiesen flanquear por Ka1plng
' Fuchow socorrer Port Arthur.
Todas las fuerzas del fanco derecho del
cuerpo principal en- operaciones al mando de
Kuropatkin, maniobran por los alrededores de
cubriendo aquella posic1on
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
los handid0s afriCan0s
entire egaran hoy al Sr.
PerdiCaTlS
Ell Millionaire yankee

Nueva York, microbes. despacho reel
hido de Tanper dice que Sc espera que los moros
secuestradores entregen hoy MIR. Perdicaris
En- esta ciudad Sc aguarda con interes Gre
ciente ell despacho que anuncie que esta en- IL
bertad Ell Sr. Perdicaris.
No obstante las seguridades que el Sultan
ha dado, existe aun ell tenor de que no Sc ileVe
efecto la entrega del millionaire norteame-
ricano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
Seuuridades que hay en-
Washington de la pro-
mesa del Sultan
La indemnizaci6n

Nueva York. microbes. Telegramas reci-
bidos de Washington dicen que el gobierno tie
ne la seguridad completa de que sera entrega
do hoy Mr.. Perdicaris.
La promesa de la entrega ha sido hecha
formalmente por ell Sultan el gobierno dc
Washington confia en- Ell cumplimlento de la
misma.
MIR Perdcaris cobrara una importante in
demnizacion que satisfara ell Tesoro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22


at Washington the demand that we
have indicated.
The Portorican Commissions in tbs
national ca pital is an eminent Spanish
lawyer and citizen of the United
States. 1t is IN his power and he ia
|competent to present for the conside-
ration of that distinguished tribunal
lot the great Republic formal charges
against that forra of free trade whidA
lis as illegal as it b absurd and harm
|ful; which. is running, crushing Us.
And if not in the name of justice,
what weask will be granted in the
name of humanity = that humanity
which served as pretext for war
and which was the initial cause of our
ruin. Prs ssssssss q
Here, in Porto Rico shut in by the
sea and reduced TO a state of misery
impossible to endure. are a million
inhabitants. Now the much heardled
word would be appropriate. For the
sake of humanity, we repeat, this state
of affairs cannot continue. 1t is wick
ed that the traders of an immense and
opulent country be permitted to con-
tinue the exploitation of small coun-
try which they are running; and it is
incumbent on the part OF our Com
missioner, Mr.. Degetau, speaking in
the name and by authority of the peo-
pie of Porto Rico, make plain as much
to the Justices of the Supreme Court.
The highest organization and the
one enjoying the most prestige in the
American Government will not refuse
to listen to this most just demand
when stated in such terms.
We desire that this result be ac-
|complished; we want the National
government to respect the regime of
free trade which has been so radically
changed in what affects as and to our
prejudice that we run the risk Of beeng
totally destroyed in the final catas-
|trophe.
We have told who are in a position
to demand that the regulations now in
'effect for the collection and imposi-
tion of custom duties be carried out
to the very letter. The municipalities
in the coffee districts the agricultural
associations, our coffee planters be
they associated or not-one Portorican
alone, in short, can make that demand
one lawyer of Mr.. Degetau's ability is
enough to denounce the economical
crime that 5as been perpetrated
against us. Nothing could be less ex
pensive than such proceedings and
more efficacious as well.
The time to make this new demand
has come, better said Is passing, TO
allow the present distresss to become
even greater is shameful renounce-
ment that we make of our right to
live.
And that is SO little which would
ensure us living. We have more
than a right that our coffee be pro-
tected, and if the National Govern
ment be disinclir ell to take any steps
in our behalf, at least let it remove
the felters and chains that bind US to
the decaying car cass of ruin, so that
we, through our own efforts. such IS
the marvellous fertility of our soil,
may bring about that Porto Rico be
the prosperous island. rich and happy,
of six years ago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
A los Sres. PropietariOs
= ADMINISTRATORS DE F1NcAs uRBANAs
= ADMINISTRATORS

TRuERA oLlvAs, ienen Establishments LA
MULITA1 de Ia lsa sine han sdo nom
pcr sREs JAMES 3. GLOW SONS, de Chicago
Aeptee generates para Culebra venta
excnsva de eeco los cuae ofrecen pO sin com
petsnoa su Juso NJ dOde puede yer 81
ueso peraunte a1icuos esle meor inn
pora que pueden end fmosa eaa qne Glow para
Inodoros muy conoeda en- San Juan
Oeesn dar rlaocns eiectos
noa az como toda ya oporaopne publ
sa hassnaaass penas aas ssdea eonssasasitD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
La siEuaci6m de Port
Arthsns. aFaejOrara
Confiase Ell su pronto socorro

Nueya York, miercoles-A Ultima hora te-
prafian que los rusos Sc encuentTan cerca de
Port Arthur, por 10 que Sc supone que hayan ST.
do arrollados los japoneses en- sus posiclones
No hay duda que con los Tefuerzos en- ca
mino podra la plaza rusa oefenderse en- meJo,
res condolences por 10 tanto mejora su actual
situacion, que era bastante ditcii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
la convention de Chicago
pr0cEanaa candidate
4 Mr.. Roosevelt
Para la Vice-presidencia

Nueva York. microbes Varios despachos
teleqraficos recibidos de Chicago. dan cuenta de
haber sido proclamado en- la convention del par
tido Republican,, candidate a la presidencia.
Mr. Teodoro Roosevelt.
Para la vice -presidencia ha sido elegido
candidate Mr. Chas w. Fairbanks, senador por
el Estado de Indiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
Los optinisnos del Sultan
Planes de intervention apIazados

Nueya York. acknowledgements reci-
bidos de Tanger mani6estan que el Sultan Sc
muestra sumamente optimista con ell resutado
que piensa obtener de la negotiation del recate
de Mr. Perdicaris.
Con la termination de este importante
asunto habran de aplazarse los planes de inter
vencion europea en- Marruecos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
Tn raensaje del PresEdene
Roosevelt
Saludando 4 la Convention

Nueya York, microbes. de Chica
oo que el acuerdo de la Convention sera detln1
two, en- 10 que respecta la conducta que deDe
seguir ell partido Tepublicano en- las prox1mas
eleccioDes.
81 Presidente Roosevelt ha enviado TN
mensaje saludando la Convention.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
la Mulita'
San lose l2, San Juan Puerto Rico

sus propiear TEUEBA oLvAs han hanormade ccnpesa-
ente este smp6oe esablecmeno hacienda de 81 an
il atura que se sus sruo todos 90
exira auen exqutos "
nos ss para mesa bOaega do Lcgone q
o ayo dnicos mpcadores Dc Y fAnesa
osrvosa RCI I'm los chocolates Dc ~ pncs 20
nen rival eadad pfsoa Rogaos nuesos nnmsfess
siess pfbse gsaea ya ia hvzETA asgsses q sue
tsoss nnasfn eemstt5ee,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
En- el puerto de Tange''
La amenaza esta EN- pie

Nueva York. microbes. Comunican de
Madrid que ST ell Sultan de Marruecos no cum
pie hoy su promesa empenada, las hostilldades
contra los moros comenzaran manana.
Las fuerzas internacionales permanecen en-
Ell puerto de Tanger hasta que Sc conozca el
termino de la negotiation pendiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
Rafael Pa|acios Rodriguez
.AB0GADO Y N0TARlo.=

Y N0TARle.@
Participa 4 sus cIientes y al p6bIico
en- general que, habiend0 regresadO
de los E. E. u. u, ha alberto de nuevo
su Bufete y NOtarfa en- Ia Gale de San
Francisco, 81, 2e pisO, ejerciendo ante
Ia COrte Federal, Tribunal Supreme
: y demds COrtes de Ia lsla.
Horas de ofIe.na, Ts,efono
de Sam, h5P.M. I No. 254
NOTA - La correspondence debs dirigirss Al
ApsEtsdo de eorree, no. "a, San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
Sc aIquiIa en- sansurce

una habitaci6n independents, en- casa
de una corta fanilia.
Parada z5.-Subida dc Ia Iglesia,
n6mero 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-22
EMIGDIO S. GINORIO
AVOCADO
Allen $. San Juan. PR
MANUEL PAZ URDAz
MorARlO

RegistradoF de la propiedad sustituto,
que fue IA amos en- Arecibo, ofrece sus SER
yicios, como NOtario, en- Arecibo. Bajos de
Ia casa ndmero Is calle de la Cruz, Y Sc hace
cargo de presentar para su inscription EN-
el Registro de la prOpiedad del Distrito
remitir los respectiyos interesados, lon
documentos que con tai obieto Sc lie envfan.
ARECIB0. PUERTO RICO.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

6raa,sd this week. Reported
by {. A. Snow 4 Go. Psssn, as,sr-
neys, washiagloa, ID. c. Gsesgs
BsShsrsr, s.. louis. nsvsPapss
holder sna binder John ".
Fsssslsy, Mobsfly. Bsilss-ass sas-
sss. Fgsasrisk z. Il. Gooasaow,
-. Louis. piano tuuing hammsF.
Al Il Hss5oa, s.. Louis. vapos
bsrass. George A. Huber. S..
Louis. hard puash. Q. ". lack
son, Poaa Greek towaaAip. Grseu
CO.. doorway and doog tor bssbisss.
Leslie K Lee, Kansas Cisy. lane,
seal sartoa. Fraeeis I.yoas. s..
f.eeis concrete aoos eoaau0ssson,
Frsdssisk Jsisy, Maeoa. s5iasiabls
shelving bracket. Hobsg (. Peter,
81. Loais. sesd 1aeehanisgn for sew.
iae n'ashsnes. For copy q any o
abeys pstsna ssei ten eeats !,
postage stamps wish data of thi,
paper to c. A. Snow 4 Co, Wash
ingsss. D. c.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01
Drlillng Tor oil

An-on eomqany, which has been
5use saeersslul in Kansas fields has
bsgun 10 dnll Tor oil or gas q,
Rockville, The hole Il being drill
Cd sbeu, two blocks south Of the
depo, and Is ROW al a depth oi
no feet, An accident has delayed
work Ter a few days. bat As soon a.
the necessary repairs are received
the work VIII sgam continue uigh,
aud day. Oii experts have locked
over the souutry surrounding Rock
vile snd have expressed the belle:
that oh undeEliss much Of the lsnd
near the osags. The company
new prospecting has secured oil
aud gas leases on several thoussnd
aeres Of land and some other spscu,
la,ou have also leased IN that vleia,
iIy. The Rockville people sse IA,
surally much Interested - ,hs vel
ana ,hay sewa @aY sooa sSpsfisnse
ssss a boom as has been % bsneR
e,al 60 many Kansas ,aWas. --Ap.
plesoa City loanal
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01
The Lesson story.

II l. simply wonderful how much
can he pressed into an aotive tlic,
Herr was Elijah "a moral giant, yic,
tor In au ethical contest against
ldolatry and vicious wlckclnoss, run
ming from q woiaanewmth. Sleep
lng under a Juniper trae. wllgn an
angel came 60 his help aud prepared
a meal Tor him, that contained much
nourishment Hr Travelled ia che
strength ui ii for forty days and
nights. Heeame Ca honeh Ga a cavc
be found rclugs Whom God qucs-
toned him as 90 why he was these
a more pitiial tale Of Voc wep1d "
hard TO hnd. God geped upon him
90 stanG cn tlse mOunt. The SKY
dagkched. and the wind clouds gath.
erred. The toroo oi wind rent the
mountains, and brake the rocks Ia
pieccs. The Lord was not Ia tho
wind. Then an earthquake followed
which shook the loGndetions oi the
mpnntalns, t,n they rocked like a
sgadle, The Lord however wos not
In the wind flames buFsthorth
lumtn the g0reos aud ehasms were
alled With dancing shadows and lu-
rid naumlnatious. hling the vision
with an awful, hus sublime picture
The Lord was not IN the fame, tho
he was master oi the flame,
Immediately after s..n.o - sinI
small yoioa aad noFc powerful and
I thrilling bcea0se az the noisy demon
strations that had b,en witacss,4l
and this was tho yoicc ol God
what doess thou heress ElNah rc.
lpiicd "And he said. have hsea very
Jealous ior the Lord Gad oi hOs,s
because che chlidpa "a isgael have
louaken tlykoygpaag. thgowndowp
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

Ioha sasiszaaz u 81 the ctg a.
fsndisg the fss. As Izrxs aad
ha-asons as ever
Mss MAJ Nars. ozs Of ts-
pretty poGozse clerks q Esa-a Hsa-
rsisrnsd hone 5sssa . sea Szgs vzs-
= At s.. Louis, las, ~ssk-
TIE Riea Hu u. y. A. s.
team leaves fo- S. L,sus Sa.urday
aigbt iz sAe Fsrsssers es-arg-
men; as he world.s Far ts be
ready fsr ne rsntes-s q ~ a1zlsr-
s1g wssk
slss- Ella Dssm. sf K c. Grazs
Lecturer order os Esr.er1 SIR tar
tae STATE q Nc. RID q sehool q
ia9suassa win fse Rira fsai rzsv.-
tss. Tzessay eveafaz. Eassass
were psssens sroz Foster 1-s Rs.a-
ards.
A me szs q rsrn WIS Ests a. s-s
Times oEcs ~ {. C. geza.gs.
WIN resides zorfhwss. ei tozn. lss.
Satzraay. l. wzs Of yslisw Lsz-
lng varisfy, AID a tx1eileat saz--
pie Of Metz Township psosaetz
Air. Jennings has several azss e.
this kind. ard. q course. sas s,--e
that Is not 50 goo5--Mefz T-=sS.
bliss Ida 81. Farrar. s1aza.sr of
Agr. aa6 Mrs. Joan Farrsr. e tais
rity. was married 10 Mr. Leafs 2.
Car, Of P;rsbarg, kan. on wsd-
nss5ay. Aug. p a. Nevada. No.
Rev. D.. Miller. formerly Of th;s
city said the ceremony shsi made
them man and wife. Miss Ida has
host Of frisads IN ihis city. and
Mr. Carr = said 70 Be an essesrsd
business man oi Pnisburg. Kaa.,
whers the young coupls will reside.
The Batter Times says that Roh-
en- Siubblshsld Of Szmzis town
ship, and one Of the s,aaneA rspub-
licans ot this coaaty, says Il he IS
able 10 get 70 the polls On eieStisn
day he wiH certainly vote toE Mr..
Folk We know ssFeFsi tauneh
Democrats down here who say thsy
wont vote for Ny. FOX wAether
they 20 70 shs poles CT not Bet
shsa Ike The Ti--ss they are as=s-
ersiie-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

fisi4e alters. ane slain thy pr0phsfs
with fiie sv vord. aad l. even only.
am ieit. and they SEEK my life. 70
take e away" Then the Lord gave
linn a mission u work. always q
good tonic for the discouraged. God
told MIN 70 annoint Hazaei king q
Syria; Jein king of Isreal: Elisha 70
be the prophet of the Lord. -Eliiah
hear me, / have seven thousand peo-
pie ia Israel that have not bent the
knee to Baal." SO that our Golden
Text, contains much that j. u in
spira1ional value. .Fear thou not.
for ! am with thee"
The Gtst of the Lesson.
s PROHIBIT WHO NEEDED ENCOun-
AeEMENT.-Many Of as are Ike him,
we need encouragement every hour.
THE PRESENCE or con ALWAYS
COsHoRrs. You viii find more COM
fort In communion with God than
with yonr most intimate friend. He
IS not only the author Of our faith.
but. our comfort also. AS one
whom his mother comforteth, so VIII
/ comfort you.
RoiK = = Tonic. Here was q dis
cours gei prophet when his tho'ts
were directed IN thechanneis Of work
and duty. be forgot his dishearten-
ing experiences. Let u always r.
member that work IS noble because
81 eBzages our thoughts on being
usegli and practical There is no
work 30 practical as the word God
appoints you.
CoNF ANioNsHIP . RELIEF. This
prophet found himself alone as he
thought God told him OF seven
.thoussnd Of his followers. whose
knees and hearts were free from the
idolatry Of BaaL When you are in
the right no matter what the ap-
.peaances may be, you are always
IN the majority. Therefore look up
not down, forward and not back
ward.
ALPHA AI.FHEAUs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

StoQoNcrs l0r the Expos rign
allowed On thrUase tickets. huy
fhFOugk over the knrliagtnn Can-
salt initial agcot. or write thc under
sll.iie2 for rate4. routes. tfrths. tf,e-
elhe Information snd pnbllcAtlQas
1. 4 BRscREH. AlALoR.
IsF. "A. tll Mas >A. tsst uca tafl. A.
Atltat llIsstHa, 81 LallI. NJ
o.. q. e4ARoN
~. F a.. ~ Aea ~.
kAsGsl eIR -
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

ST. a. Brsrhner, Of Jsaaings.
La, visited lasi week win lis coas-
in, Mrs. =. II. Walker ard fsmily.
Miss Rachel Crabs returned 70
Der school daties q BurIinziou
Junction 40. after quite q yisit 70
her parents, Air. and Mrs. willis
Crsbb Of THIS city.
SIR. 2. II. Wheeler, out On mail
route No. 3, bad two H.e vosrg
cows struck BY tightening and kill
ed last Thursday mosaing. Foriu-
.nstsIy be lad them insured.
Ell MeQuify has bought sin q
nice new tent and located his box
ball room on Park svenue Oh the
railroad reservation, where ladies
as well as msz may enjoy tie bail
game.
Mr. Grant link from Salem. Ind
rs in the city visiting the farusly ct
his sister, Mrs, John Jamisoa. Tn
like his relstiyes he Is a COED square
Republican md will help 70 stay
Indiana N the Roosevelt -Farbanks
column.
Miss Lottie Dueat, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ducsi. was
united II marriage to Mr.. Al0zzo
Moody at The home Of The BRIDES
parents, last Thursday evening By
Rev. J. n. Clark. May The happy
young couple live long and prosper
is The wish Of the TRIEuxE.
Mrs. Kate Lindsey. and DR.. Or
sen and wife, Of Rich Hill and Dr..
Pnbil OF Appleton City, formed
jolly party that arrived At Eldorsdo
Springs Saturday for a few days
outing a, TIA, popular resort.
Attorney John A. Gilbseaih, Ap-
plstOn ci,y's former poamastsr.
win n 4 few days move his family
10 Clinton. where he VIII open a
law osfiee. Mr.. Gilbre4sh, we an
dersiand, viii also maintain osscss
a, ApPlesoa City ard Osseola.-
Appleton CITY JournaI.
The city council met last Friday
night and oFgs snizsd with Mayor
Scrynsr in the chair, 81, 81. Mills
was appointed city clerk and COM
mittees were appointed on order Of
business and new ordinances. The
council has 4 very hard proposition
before them. There IS 70 si;y rsy-
enue and the only money the CITY
I San get wall be ioT an occupation
tax, poll tax, etc. The FIRST year
will be hard enoagh- Taxes levied
on all eity property woRld only
bring sboui sIso and that viii not
be available until next yesr,-Fos-
ter times.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

The psohibi,ionis,s os Bates 60.
have nomins'sd the following tick
et towiis
Representative. Il. q Hayixs.,
Treasurer, J. II. Buruhsrn,
Sheriff, Lewis MeElsoy.
Peblie adminiags,of. CIV. Para.
Judge nouh nssi, ). A. O'Nsal
Judge soa,A Diss. Chi. Thoms2
A segY good iiekel-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01
An Item or Two From Pension
Commissioners Report.

The annual report OF Pension
Commissioners Ware, covering the
fiscal year, ended June goth, 1905,
was made public today BY the act
ing secretary OF the interior. The
repou shows that during the year,
the cost Of maintaining the pension
system Of the government has been
SI4s,7Ie,7S7. The appropriation
for this purpose vas Si46At9,s96, f,
leaving an unexpended balance Of
SI,7o6, sos.
During the year, ASA persons
were added 10 and 46,fs7 dropped
from the pension rolls.
The report oefsrs TO the order is.
sued by the commissioner March ! :
lss,, 10 which age is made an eyi,
denee Of disability aud says tha, "a
the three and half months OF is
operation, only 5 per cent OF as
500 oa' OF the $4,000 pensioners,
have asked for increase under is
tetms. The report says ihs order
introduced 40 new principle and
sis IN the direct live Of economy, a
It certainly is in the line Of preeed'
eat" Less than o psy sent OF Sh'
appropriation Of St,soo,ooo was
used TO pay claimants under the
order, the balance being turned bsSl
into Tie treasury.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL LtssON.

Sept. 4, lso4--I.esson N-B. C. 90.
ELIJAH EScoURaGED.
Lesson Text--l Kings -, els.
GOLDEN Trxr-Fear thou not; for
am with thee. Isaiah 81. 10
Horne Readings.
Monday--1 Kings -. 9-lS.
Tuesday-Rom. II, Is.
Wednesday-Ex -, 1913
Thursday-Psa.4 A.
Friday Tim. 1. 9-1s
Saturday-Ezek. ., II
sunday--Isa. Al. l0-30.
Hazael--was an officer who had
served under Benhadad, the King Of
syria Elijah under divine direction.
annolnted him King in the place Of
Benhadad. Hazael was sent BY his
master TO enquire Of the prophet. as
TO his recovery. The answer was
that he might certainly recover.
with that the prophet commenced to
10 weep and this confused Hazael.
and be asked, why weepeth my
Lord?'' The prophet made reply.
because know the evil that thou
viii do unto the children Of Isreal.
After further conversation. the pro-
phet said TO him; The Lord hath
showed me that thou shalt be King
over syria" Hazael went home and
told Benhadad the prophets answer
about the king. The next day be
placed a wet cloth over the face u
the king, and he died when Hazael
became king he was soon engaged in
war with Judah and Isreal he
was an unprlncipled man.
ELmHA-was a farmer. Flowing
in the field when Elijah passed 10y
and threw his mantle on him, which
was token of adoption. go kiss
ing his father, he az once followed
the prophet. lie witnessed the ne
eension OF Elijah. He lived al Jerico
Here he sweetened the waters He
aided JehOram against the Moahites.
he performed the miracle of the Wild
ow's oil, where her Sons were 10 De
sold FOR her debts. The prophet
caused the Oh TO multiply until sufii-
cient was given tol!quidate the debt.
he raised the Summarizes son from
he dead. Naaman was cured oi his
eprosy 10y giving hecd 70 the pro
acts command. he raised the axe
.ead from the water Tie thwarted
the plans Of Syria, lie annolnted
Jehu. He was "a strong character.
JEHU.--The grandson Of Nimshi
and son OF Jehoshaphat, Elijah an
nolnted him king ot lsrral He was
10y prophecy TO destroy the house oi
Ahah. He went 20 Bamoth-Gllcad
and there smote Jehoran King OF Ju
dab. Then pushing ON 70 Jezreel iul
nlled the prophecy given. He De-
stroyed thc house II Ahah. he De
stroyed the priests ui Baal. The i'm
age II Baal was demolished Jehu
slnned agninst God because be allow
"a the golden calves to l,e worship
ei IN Dan and Bethel he died and
was buried In Sama ria.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01
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Sunday Al ~ =. m, b the pastor.
Sunday School At GAS =. N
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Epworsh League AZ ? 30 p. m.
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unioa serviee st 5 p. M. a chris-
sian chussh- Sermon sy Rev.
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