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Presbyterian Church.-Rev. J. i,
Irwin will preach at the Presbyterian
church today at II a. M. and s p. n,
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FurIow Lawn Baptist. Usual
services will be conducted at II q. No.,
aud p. M, by Rev. r. L. Bivlns.
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Calvary Episcopal Church Holy
communion 7 a. IN. Morning prayer,
and sermon, II a. M, Evening prayer
and sermon, s p. M, by the rector,
Rev, L. G.. Ell. Williams.
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THE AMERIcUs CHURCHES.

Religious Services to Be Held Today
at The Churches.
First Methodist: Sermon II a. M,
and p. M, by Rev. E. NJ. OVERLY,
assistant pastor. Services conducted
at the new church.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-31

ooovards embridery edgings and
..Stiors. great variety of pretty
Ill. ttarns never before offered for less
Lpan &c to Ioc here in this sale only
at per yard 21ac'
am wards all six ribbons no 40
.;d+b every staple color also plenty
..hIock and white, worth as usually
0ord ACC to 27hc here in this sale at
per yard lOc.
aides fine ribbed vest made of
sine Isle thread never before offered
for less than zoe here in this sale at
each lOC.
Mems fancy half hose also great
line of lace stripe half hose in about
twenty of the newest patterns, che
reguIar Csc grade here in this sale at
exactly half price i212c.
One great lot sOf open and shut
fans in this will be.'fOund fans that
sold I'D as high as $50 not one that
ever sold for less than IOC here in this
sale, take your choice of this lot at
each SC.
2,OOOyards wash goods in all this
seasons newest designs every yard
offered in this sale is worth from
l2bc to zoe, the whole lot goes on
sale at one price, choice SC yard.
Big purchase of towels nd offer
ed Just when these goods are needed
the most, they cannot be described
otherwise than they are extra large,
heavy fringed, with COlOred borders,
positively a l5C value, here Monday
and Tuesday only IOc each.
Another lot all linen buck towels,
without fringe, but are extra heavy
buck large size and COlOred borders,
for this sale only l212C each.
Large assortment of summer hOsI-
cry. Ladies plain white, extra quail
ity, double heels and toes, worth 25c
for this sale only sc pair.
Ladies plain and Open-wOrk Tan
hose, these are values that speak for
themselves, regular price CSC, here
Monday and Tuesday IOc pair.
Big lot of ladies black hose, IN
both drop stitch and lace work, ex-
quisite designs and beautiful effects
at 25c, soc, and 75C pair.
Another lot of mems collars the
lot is made up of all the best shapes
in both the low and high band styles,
With all sizes from IA to IS, and are
absolutely four ply all linen collars,
and best of all they are new fresh
goods and are every one the 2 for
quarter grade, on sale here while they
last at the low price only &c each.
Another great clearance Of Boys
Shirts; every one made of best woven
Madras; all sizes from I212 to IA, and
not single one that ever sold before
Tor less than Soc. Here in this sale
n0h
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ing.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-04-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Waiter Hcudrickson and
Matte Hendrlckson, his wIie,by their
certain deed OF trust, dated March
18th, 1908, and recorded on tho 10th
day OF March, 1908, IN book us. at
page 3i7, In the onlco OF the Recorder
Of Deeds within and for Bates coun-
~, Missouri, &C Butler. conveyed TO
the undersigned trustee the follow
ing described real estate. situate,
lying and being IN the county 81
Bates, state Of Missouri. mud de.
scribed as follows, to-wit;-All OF
Lots One tl) and Two (sl in block
One Hundred and Fifty elk (i5sl an
the Rich Hin Town Company's sec
ond addition TO the town NOW
city, OF Rich HIN, and
Whereas. said deed OF trust. among
other things. provides that in de-
fault OF payment Of any part Of said
debt secured by said decd of trust.
then the whole OF said debt shall be-
come due and payable. And
Whereas, default has been made
in the payment of one of the said
notes in said deed of trust described,
and also the interest on the other
notes in the said deed Of trust de-
scribed:-
Now, therefore, /, the undersigned
trustee. by virtue OF the power in
me vested in and by said deed OF
trust. and at the request OF the
legal holder and owner OF said notes,
hereby give notice that I win, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 23au, 1904,l
between the hours OF Q O'Clock a. m.
and 8 O'Clock p. m, OF that day, at
the front door OF the p~ostoiice In
the city OF Rich HUI. Bates county.
Mo-, expose said real estate for sale,
atpublic vendue. to the highest bid
der. for cash, to pay on said notes
and the interest thereon. and the ex-
pense OF executing this trnst.
GEO. TEMPLEToN.
Trustee.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-04-14
The Hobby of Independents

Too often because Of our tear OF
beng drought 9 burden to others we
deny ourselves pleasures. wArn our
acceptance would give happiness 70
those for whom We would willingly
do anything or deny ourselves even
the necessares OF fife To illustrate
\ friend Of mine told me Of a trip
she could like to take, aud said that
her mother and brother were anxi-
Gus she should spd that her broth
CT would give or loaU Der the mon
ey, but shs was 900 independent"
to accept; and - She bad not the
money Of her own lusi then, she
would give up the journey.
She was apparently lshoring n
Der the impression tina, she was eul-
tivating tax ssin,ly virtue OF self-de-
NAL instead Of mose frnIy roofing
the vice Of seIhshness bsi iHessd
Of winning approval aud eommiseFs
alton. her decision was adversely
criticized, and an smes and per-
sistent effort was made to open hes
eyes 60 is tsse perspective.
The pleasure she would derive.
from her trip would be aoge than
duplicated e her mother aud brais-
er H. Iha, they were Instrumental ia
her receiving il, and the pleasure
she could afford them upon her re-
tum By = lively recounting OF the
many pleasan, Incidents and hap
penAgs or her jounes with the
skillfui leaving ont OF those tb,ngsI
unpleasant would more than conc
psnsate for the money gia that made
this happiness possible
Understand that her going would
not result in hardship for auy Of her
family, aud all that prevented herI
acceptance Of their kindness was
her hobby independence" All
hobbies are meant Z o be ridden, bot
Il is a pity lhss some should he rid
den TO death. The average Amer
iean w%orking.Rin gives generously
TO her family and friends hotb oil
herself and her means, and she suf'-
IN should be eonsidcratc aud ihoughi
ful enough 20 accept as generously
and whole-hearedly ~ che gives.
The "Do unto others applies rs
well in accepting a. IN giyiag.-L.
W. W.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-04-14
order Of Publication.

STATE or MISSOURI,
COUNTY or BATES. 81
In the Circuit
Court OF Bates County. Missouri. In
vacation March BIRD, 1894
JENNIE LEETH. Plaintiff,
vi
+. ID. LEErH. Defendant
Now at this day
come the plaintin herein by her Mt
torneys, Tempieton 4 Hales, and
files her petition and AFFIDAVIT. alleg-
Ing, among other things that de-
ieudaRt II. D. Ieeth. il a non-resi-
dent OF the State OF Missouri:
W~hereupon It is ordered ty the
CLERK In vacation thatsaid defendant
b. notified by publication that
piaiudh has commenced "A suit
against him in this court, the ob.
beet and general nature OF which Is
70 obtain a decree OF divorce by
having the bonds Of matrlmony
heretofore entered into between the
plaintiff and defendant dissolved, ON
the grounds of habltuhl drunken.
ness ana abuse. such as 70 render
plaintiffs condition intoIerable. aud
that unless tie said j. d. Leeth be
ana appear at this court, at the
next term thereof, 10 he bsgun and
holden at The court house. IN the
city Of Butler. IN said county. on the
md day OF May. 1891 and answer or
plead 20 the petition Ia said eause.
The same VIII b. taken as con fssBed,
and Judgment win be render I'd ac-
eordingiy.
And be Il further ordered, that a
copy hereof be published, eco uiing
20 law, IN ThE RnH HILL TRn u.E.
a weekly newspaper printed and
published ia Bates county, Mo. nor.
weeks successfully. the last; ia.
sertion 20 h. at hast fifteen 4 ne
before the fret day Of the next q IN
the Circuit Court.
J. A. FATTEKsOS.
Circuit Clerk.
Witness my hand and Z ke
.Ftt seal 81 the Cirruit Court ~
- Bates county, this 23rd da ~
March, 1904.
J. A. PATTERSON.
y G N. Ilarkley, D. {.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-04-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
C Il Edwards etal to CT Sells pr
lot : blk , Williams I'd add Butler,
$1,000.
Pearley Landreth to w F
Kershner 10 acres sec 81 Elkhsrt,
$1,000.
r L Black to J T Laffoon lot 10
block s West side addition Buder,
5000.
NJ Thompson TO jno Page 20 4
sec al Elkhart $500.
Elizabeth Armstrong to Levina
Bush roo acres section II Walnut,
|$sa5o.
w V Laboume ct al to VIM T
Briseoe all interest n estate Of Pet
er Laboume deceased.
Nv HeyImun to Mary a Jones
lot 1 block ITO is, add Rich Hin,
5000.
Abner Wix to John Damn I a
adj blk 80 WOltons = ad Rich Hill,
$1,000.
r E Arbuekle to Wallace Hill S a
SO Grand River SIS.
L H Showalter to Emma S Duke
pit lot Z blk IL WINS sx ad Butler
$500.
6 Stayton to ida Twomby tract
sec 7 Mingo sIoo.
Rich Hill Town Co TO J 6 Ro.
gers ct al pit 10, 7 blk "a Rich Hill,
500.
T Wade to K A Rogers ct al
part lot 7 block "a Rich Hill,
$500.
FIRST Natl Bank (Appleton) 10
II ID Chambers So a see ss + Boone
$4,000.
E T Graveii to S b Howe LOT 4
block 10 Amsterdam $40.
w o Maupin to S J Potts "
sections IS and 80 Spruce.
$ssso.
Thos Guthrie to Jno Doyle lot }
blk 50 Riet Hill $500.
Samuel Clark to Ernma l. Fry
o aud pit 10, 40 Blk IS Rich Hall
Stephen Gillian to w A Foster
adj lot ! blk Illusions I'd add
Adrian $40.
II 6 Wise 10 Della J Phifer lots
and 2 blk ISL 4 addition Rich Hin
$500.
Thomas II wix to Ewin Basse,,
80 acres section II Plensan, Gap,
Jay Owen to S C Estes So a sec (
Lone Oak SsSoo.
Felix c Henderson to Jackson
Gamer Pi lot sO4 S add Rich hill,
5000.
Rochelle Scholar to Geo Turner
oar block % Spenys ad Rich Hill.
iISo.
L Argenbright 10 William
Buckles iso a e IS Grand River,
4ooo.
Louie Thompson TO Alfred
SeTbury tract section 81 Walnut
Jas \ Wise 10 Jno Klumpp lots {
q 3 blk II Williams ad Rich HILL,
~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-04-14
SkATESI SKATESI SKATES!
A HANDSOME PAIR OF SKATES.
FOR THE BOY OR GIRL!

Boys and girls. Il you want some
winter fun, take advantage OF our
proposition, as follows.
sB Any boy or girl who win Sc
care ten new subscribers for The
Kansas City Weekly journal. al
&c per year each, making a total
Of $50, and win send us a list of.
u names, together with the.
money, we VIII ship TO his or her.
address, express charges prepaid
a handsome pair Of skates.
ta DO not fail TO state the size
Of shoe you wear. that we NAV.
know the sire Of skate 70 ship TO
you.
Boys and girls. here Is a
chance 20 get a nice present,
There H. no better fun than skat-
ing on Ice In winter. Il makesI
you healthy, happy aud con.
tented
Send money by pnstomee
order or draft. aud advise us III
tue name of your express Office.
ana nddness an communications
70 The khnsas City Journal
Kansas City, Missouri.
send for sample copies Of.
the Weekly for eangasslng.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-04-14
MANAGER

We desire 90 employ . Trustworthy
lady pr gentleman Go manace oaF
business In this County and adjoin.
Ing territory. Our house Is well and
Iaybrably known,
$4,000 straight Cash salary
and ali Expenses paid Each
Week BY check direct from head.
hgQTters. Expenscmoney advanced.
pfefiots p~suer,ence UNNECESSARY.
position pcfmantnG Addtaas
THOMAS j. CoopHR. Mannfor
1910 CaxtOn Bnfding, CurAoo. ilL
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
Order for Hearing and Notice OF
Il Application for or-AppOintment
OF administrator. |
SrATE .F MIHNEsOTA; =
(: ~ County 0f.NoweT.-ss. :
IN Probate Court ~.

srATE .F MIsEKsoTA, =, ."-~~%>
County ofXower.~ss. ~ !. X =, - -
III Probate Court Z - i -. ..-- !
Special term. Dec. i. 1904.
Id the matter OF the estate of William ".
6oslee. deceasod. .,.y.,a<...5z. u.
On readin4 Aad -ftins the pstition Of Wua.
a. Goslee, Of Auburn, Nebraska, represehhnx
among other things that VIM. n. Goslee late
ef Howsr county. Klnn., On the tsnth day 81
Mower County. MINI, died intestate, and being
q resident OF this county at the time Of his
death, leaving goods, ehattels and estate within
this County, and that tho said petitioner is q
con Of eaid deceased, and praying that admin.
istratiun Of ssid estate be TO Vim. a. Goslee
granted: . 81 5.s sEa
lt il Ordered, that said petition be heard be.
fore this court, on Monday. the sixteenth day
of January, A. d. 1905 at ten o'clock am,
at the probate Office in the city Of Austin
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs Of said deceased, and to all per-
sons Interested By publishing this order once IN
each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, Ia the MOWER C0uNT1
TRANSCRIPT. q weekly newspaper printed and
published at the city of Austin II said county.
Dated at Austin, 0inu., the 1{th day of Dec.
jA. p. 1904
I...u1 3, !! IL i. eSRisi SsEhs nan,
Judge OF Probate.
Dec. aai.ssss Jas. 4.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
sEvEssAL PERsoNs INJURED,
Passenger Trains Collide in Yards 4
philadelptia.

philadelphla.
Philadelphia. Dec. 2O.-The Chica.
60 limited on the Pennsylvania which
left Philadelphia at 1908 p. m. was
run into by local passenger train
Tuesday night In the railway yards
at Forty-fourth street and Girard ave
nue.. this city, and several persons
were injured. Among those hurt are
H. Lebastian, Detroit, Mich, who re-
ceived Slight lacerations Of the head,
and L. Beamer Of New York city, who
sustained two broken ribs.
The fourth and fifth coaches of the
limited, both sleeping cars, were
overturned. The other coaches did
not leave the tracks. a.
The accident was due to switch
FALLING to work, which. caused the en-:
gine of the local train to cross over to
the westbound track and strike the
third and fourth coaches. \.
&c The overturned coaches. caught fire
from lamp on the engine but the i'm
prisoned travellers were rescued be-
fore the flames had gained much head
Tay.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
TELEGRAPHiC eREvtTiEs

Two Texas hanks. one at Ane}etor
and another at Velasco. both OF then
owned by w. W. Hosl1ins. closed theii
doors Monday. >>~.:~ Il
King Alfonso has signed a decree
authorizing Senor- 0jeba, the Spanish
minister at Washington. to sign the
arbitration treaty: with America.
J. Pierront. Morgan Monday pug
chased the oldest piano in the worlC
from Rudolph Vivoli of Firensola
Italy, who is now in Joplin, Mo-, fol-
$4,000. 81, :. :.
Governol-Elect John A. Johnson OF
Minnesota has appointed John E
King Of Red Lake Falls as state: Ii
brarian OF Minnesota to succeed u. A.
Nelson of Hallock
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
THE sMooT INVESTIGATION.
Nothing Of a Sensational Nature 4
Brought Out at Hearing.

Washington, Dec. 20.-The senate
committee on privileges and elections
Monday developed nothing sensational
In the Senator, Smoot investigation.
Interest was evinced by members Of
the committee in statements by A. c.,
Nelson. superintendent of public in
st,action for Utah, concerning the use
of school buildings for the teaching
of Mormon religion. Apostle JoliE'
Henry Smith was on the stand for two
hours. -:
Other witnesses were Isaac Bird.
sail. = Mormon, who said that his
daughter was excommunicated he
cause she would not obey a decision
of bishops court. which had deprived
her of piece Of property to which she
had the lawful title, and William
Balderson, editor Of the Boise (Ifa.}
Statesman. who testified IN regard to
the political affairs in his state. e..
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
NEWS COND ENSATIONS
Tuesday, Dec. IS.

The engagement OF Miss. Daisy Lei.
ter, sister Of Lady Curzon, to the Earl
Of Suffolk and Berkshire of England,
IL announced.
% A peace agreement between the gov.
eminent of Paraguay and the revolu.
tionists has been drawn up and will
be signed shortly. g.
Sardis, Monioe county, o., was Wis
ited by a fire that wiped out over a
square in the business section, inciud-
ing fourteen buildings.
-. 4. A.cccc1i.. to the pEeyssieu or his
VII the askAs 81 Fritz EeFlshl, q well
to.do merchant Of HAled0n, N. j., will
be sent to bis bsreaved sweetheart in
GetGaanF. -
Rev. Cornelius r. Wells, president
Of the Reformed synod OF America,
died Monday~at. his home in Brooklyn.
He had been i'll for several weeks with
pneumonia. w.. .- 80.
Spencer Gharrington, the Oldest
member OF the house of commons, is
dead. He. represented the Tower ham,
lets in the Conservative interests for
nearly fifty years.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
IhuroaaY. Doc. Is.

Thursday, Dec. 10.
4 sharp earthquake sheek WAS felt
&t 4an Francisco Wednesday. No dena-
aGe WAS done.
The house committee On public lands
has decided to indefinitely. postpone
consideration Of the bill to repeal the
timber ana stene act.
The Mississippi river at La Crosse,
Wis.,. troze over Wednesday and navi-
CATION closed. This is the latest
fsss<eup in tho past Ave years.
Rev. FrAnklin Spencer Spaldtne, rec
tsr Of st. Paul's Bpiscopal church at
Erie, Pa, for tho past nine years, was
consecrated bishop OF Salt Lake On
Wednesday.
Major Edward Il. Hardin Of the Sey-
euth infantry is. about to be court
martialed at Manila ON charges OF neg
lect in not having a sufficient guard
at Malat prison, from which thirty
three native prisoners escaped re-
Gently after killing three soldiers OIL
guard.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
Duluth Wheat and Flax,

Duluth, Dec. 19.-::Wheat-To arrive
NO. J. Northern, $1.10A; No. Ncrth
ern, $1.04A: On track-No. ] North
ern. $1.10A: No. 2 Northern, $1.04M :,
Dec, $1.04H; May, ,$1.12M.: Flax-Tc
arrive, on track. in store and Dec.
1924; May, $L27. .<. ;. .
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
A Friahtened. Horse

- A Frightened Horse "
Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
rences.: It behooves everybody to have
reliable Salve handy and there's none
as good as Bucklenis Arnica Salve.
Burns, Cuts, Sores, EcZema and Piles,
disappear quickly under it's soothing
effect. CSC at X. O:aN ODDS drug store.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
Wednesday, Dec: II.


The plant OF the Globe Soap Co. at
Cincinnati was destroyed by fire Tues
day night. Loss, 100000.
The house committee on appropria-
tions has reported an urgent de-
flciency appropriation bill carrying
3244,0
Prince Sadanura Fushimi OF Japan
loft New York Tuesday for home. He
will proceed by way Of Chicago, Den
yer and San Francisco.
Stanleigh Winslow MacGurn of Mil
waukee, a member of the junior class
Of Yale university, died st the Yale
infarmary Tuesday from appendicitis.
He was twenty years old.
The main building and the west
wing of the large troop building at
Jefferson Barracks, Mo-. were com.
'pletely destroyed by fire Tuesday
night, restfttfne' in a loss: Of <$2U, 900:
Mrs. .Adeltne H. Armour. widow OF
A. w. Armour and mother Of the late
Kirkland q. Armour and Charles w.
Armour, the packers, died suddenly
Tuesday st her home in Kansas City
ef apeplexy.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, Dec.z.19.-Cattle-GOod tc
choice steers, $5.5o@e.o0:: Common &c
fair. 93.7:@5.0O: coed 10 choice Nest.
sfn. $3,60m4.75: good TO choice COWS
and heifers, -S2.65.NvS.5O: veais, $2.DOM
4.90. Eogs-S4.fhM 4.45.. Sheep Goo
to choice wethers ansl year:iaH::. $t.25
Q5.0o: good to choice native lambs,
45GG0DH 90 u =. w.: -. 8 IS.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
CONDEMNED MAN REsP,rEo.
His body Would Have Heaehed TT
Mother Ctrietmas Eve. !: +

Columbus, o. Dec. 20.--Philip Ma
gel, sentenced to be electrocuted or
Dec. Is for the murder of William
Wade at Upper sandusky, o., was
Monday granted respite to Jan. 20
The governors reason for granting
the stay was that if the electrocution
took place on Dec. % the body, which
Is to be shipped to Nagels' mother
would have reached her on Christmas
eve. -
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21

MARKET = QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat,

Minneapolis, Dec. 19.-Wheat-Dec.
$1.10%; May, $l.12M @l.13; July,
31.12M @l.12A. On track-No. hard:
41.12%; No: / Northern, $1.10&; No
z Northern, $1.05h.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Dec. 19, Wheat - Dec,
$1.1o;; May, Sill July, 1914 @9S3sc,
Coril-Dec., 457sc:: May, 4551z1 G; Jan.
4255sc:: July, 45l5c. Oats-D Dec, 29M@ a
29ll4e;; May, 411l44.@4133 133ssc;; July, 31a14c.
Pork Dec, $11..aO; Jan, 312.57k;;
! May, S12.92 H. e FlaxC Cash, Northwest.
sern, s1.24: :1tAa Southwestern, Silt;
Dee, !. May, $1.24111z. Butt
sCreamnries. 4 6@26c;; dairies, l6@22c.
i IGggsgss--1 S s aV33 V 11st Ponltly turkeys,
II &c; chickens. Sc; springs, SC.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
Two Killed IN a Quarrel.

growing out Of a snowballing bout be.
tween the children of Felipe Silabori
and Joseph Saverino, Saverino was
shot to death Monday and Silabor,
was stabbed SO badly that he died In
q few hours.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
eonsGorzp II ALA cA1rsnLL, "a
Wheat. Sl.W to$1.03 per: hu.
yu.n-oonzEoTED II =. =, Dssxnl.s =
Wedge Nursery.
ALBx1T LEA. H1gN.
CLARENCE WEDGE, Proprietor:

DON'T WASTE time and nonsy ON >forsisn
bnfsssy stcck, bat hold yonr orders until yon
have seen oBr List Of best hardy fruits now in
Bearing within 20 miles OF Mower County.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
TWO SOLDIERS INJURED.
Blown Into the Air by Explosion o1
Powder.

Powder.
Fort Riley, Kan, Dec. 20.-While
some OF the recruits OF the Twenty.
ffth field battery were being drilled
near the post Monday the powder in
one of the limbers upon which thTtf
men were riding, exploded and two ol
the men We're severely hdrt. The in,
jured are Corporal Wesley Smith,
dangerously burned. and Charles Ew.
ing, a recruit, eyes badly burned The
men were thrown fully twenty feet In
the air.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
8 MA~~
fhis s{snaturs 10 on every boz Of tho genuine
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine r.s'.t.
~ iemsdy that ea1es q oo3d b enc asv
Horses Wanted,

ttorees Wanted.
1Nilli be In Austin at City Livery,
Dec. II, to buy two good horses from
6 to eight years old, will buy some old
ones if fat. MI. FEENy.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-21
Friday, Dec. Is.

William IT,. Firh, seventy-one years
old, q mason contractor and one of
the wealthiest citizens of Madison,
Wis, is dead.
The senate Thursday confirmed the
nomination of Graham L., Rice of
Wisconsin as commissioners, of imnli-
grafton at San Juan, Porto Rico.
John Orme, daring highwaymen,
known as the tall man in the COM
bination which terrorized Chicago in
1896. is under arrest in that city. =
Richard d. Lancaster, who for more
than thirty years was prominent in
Missouri state and national politics.
Is dead at st. Louis as the result OF an
operation.
Wireless telegraph messages were
sent Thursday: from Kansas City to
Cleveland. 725 miles, without relay
Ing. This is Eai0 to be the longest
distance overland ever covered.
Acting upon the opinion of the
corporation counsel of Chicago, Mayor
Harrison has ordered that no boxing
contests Of any kind be held in that
city, as they are all declared illegal.