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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22

Hundreds Of lives saved every y, ar "
laving DIR. Thomas Electric Oil in tn,
IouSe just when it is needed. Cures
Group, he Is burns, cuts, wolnds Of
very SOFT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22
Foley's Kidney Cure.

Will cue Bright's Disease.
Will cure niabeies.
Will cure Stone in b adder.
Will cure Kidney and bladder Diseases
Will cure amy case o kidney aud bladdcr
di ease not h, You'd tbs reach Of medicine
No medicine can do more. Sold by G. A
sexton, M-72 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22
AMERICAN G

AIERlCAN LEAGUE.
At Washington
New York......... 0 0 0 Ia
Washington. ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 0
MISUNDERSTANDING and Mcclure; Patten
and Drill.
AT st. Louis
Detroit. ............ l 0 0 0 0 2 0-3
st. Louis......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Batteries-Mullen and Buelow; Siever
and Sugden.
AT Chicago
Cleveland. ........ 0 1 0 0 o.
Chicago........... 0 0 | 0 0 Ia
Notwithstanding and Abbott; Owen
ot1 GDIliNnn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22
TO ELECT OFFICERS.

1t is expected that the election of
officers of the Danish Sociable A. C. will
take place Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22
HIGH TIDE
JUNIOR MINES.

Yesterday afternoon he Little Eastons
defeated n scrub team by a score of IL 10
10, on the Land Company's grounds.
LIE iter Bailey pitched for the Little East
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22

Sponger-EXcuse my glove, Mr..
Moneybags.
Moneybags-If you're so ashamed OF
them as all that, why do you wear
then ?-Ally Sloper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22
READING 8Y8TEnn
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Corrected to Nov. 90 1908
TaalNc 1--WE rERTH AMaOy

cor New va, "ewBrk and ~EIizaheth a
! 50 " -. New YorR tnnly) 7.5a. s "a, q5t
i.l3, II ST., 81 ~ So, {FO. & 90. 8 ~, 2 IS
'0s, % A, IA .nnlv, : 81, .. m. Sundays, : 20.
s., o. u. ~, Q az, p. IN.
fOr PhNeneippm ~ - 'renton via BCurA
'roosr. . p II IS 1l.h9 a m 10, s 90 m
1sGn"s - n 52p p.m
Fof i.onF "ranc'', Onenr Grove etc. SGT
- 'r.2a {! 05, Sat only { 81. 7.ig. D.. IN
Us rtndays excepted np""N- except
Jcel. Grover . So, > =. as, %, p. N.
or Ffsei Did. I ~. 6.5d . 90 4. NJ, ls.as HI
.l5 y IN.
Additio"ai trims for Bed Fank 2.27, E Is, G,sA
Il. For Pouth Amtcv 6.54, II, 0 10 D. m
, 4. AZ y IN. 5 IL, F.59 9.29.
TRAINS FOR PERTH ANNOY.
tsave New York, 100, $50, & so, 10.Hi N
g 2t,Sat. ONLY I.30 200, A 10, 4. 80, $40,
- G.3o, $50, ll.'0 p. IN. sunday 900 a. m. s.ul
~, = IN.
leaves Elizabe h, 4.O5, Gee, $40, 1854 Ill.,
~, J. ~, 2.O7, $50, liz, l.4a, SIS Ga. s. So,
-, p m Sundays, o .h, a. nj. ~. o 50, I. nj.
lie ves Newark G.i2, 8 81, g.d2, i1.9s, d IN
~, i.n5, i.i0, $40, . 10 S.45, II. so, p Sun
avs, 0.uo, am 4.O1, s Is, y. III.
hr"nsh tickets tn all PORTS at tnvess rstss
- Va had on application in advance 20
re. sgOnt st the station.
W q, BIsLER, Vice-pres. & Genera | NJ AZ az
}. h. Buzz General Passenger Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22

June % Picnic. Ladies' Benevolent As
ISOLATION Elnigkcit, Pulaski
Park.
Juno 2G-TlIird Annual Outing to
Wentzel's College Point
Cove.
juno 30 Picnic, Vergnuegungs Club,
Loeser's Excelsior Grove,
Maurer.
Juno 90 Annual Lawn Festival,
Womcn's Guild, st. Peters
EPISCOPAL church, Iectory
grounds.
Iulg First animal outing Danish
Sociablc A. g., Union
Grove.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22

In rgy all eont? Headache? Stom7ch
out uf order? Simply a case Of torpid
liver. Burdock b nod BittcrS wall make
I new maj CT womau OF you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-22
Two Views.

EMO matter how l pot and scheme and
plan,
My trades going to the dcgs-a sad de-
cine
That's funny" ed the merry sausage
mai,
NINE
-JudVa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Gin SdieoSgeridlt piiroe oie g8iin.
i6e Der Soponer ifperIi6 erfiiGt
baben. england bat fem Sntereiic
oaran, Dob Sapau oIl5umottig
miro, Iein Sntereiie Itegt BARN, ooB
RuBIuno, Die Sopon gciGpGtt per'
Den. 8nrum ioqte es sic 8orgGnge
III Der Noroiee, oie nod ni6t aufgc.
flGrt iino, obnc @eitcreS 81 einenr
GoiuS belli oufboui6en? Nu6 obnc
OoS Barrier Sdieosgeriht miirOe iifD
England nid)t sails iiber aopf III
einen nellen &ricg gcitiir5t bobem
oeiien 2IuSgong uno Gnoc gar nidt
ob3uiebCn limo. Die oeridie0cnen
bereitS abgeidIolienen ShieoSgC.
riht3bertr0ge Backgammon iid) i'm
@eientlid)cn ouf oie SdIiftllng bon
Tiiiercn5en, nm o%ereutipilcn man
10 mic 10 fcincn &ricg bcgonnen
bate. 0o5 0ute aber mcr0Cn Ole
Sficosgeri6tc bo6en, oaB tic Srit-
tioncn beicitigen mo ooS @nbGllfcn
bon 3iin0Itoif inter Den Nationen
lnebr o0er Uenigcr oerbinoern. 90
miro Die Grploiionsgefabr Der.
min0ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Gle &upicrs un0 Gel
WagnatcrL Ocncn leit eiltigen Mono.
ten bon ocm 9oIionrr HalpIon in
rGoerpboop'S Mogo5ine" 10 libel
mitgeipicIt iporOen lit. baben iid) al,
Die "Imcricon Nclus 80" eeluonot,
JIG nloge lid NIT Dem &crtricb ocr
WonotSid)riit uid)t ueitcr befoiicn.
Dos mar nitt fllig, oenn 0icicS Nh.
iinnlen perbiIit Der 3eitidrift SIT elmer
Gratis Gcflnme, bic lie lonIt ME be-
tonnnle1 bate. @enau 10, mic Dor
Sabrcn, ais Observation-Disclosures @o.
llnnlofcr Der Golltoi'id)en nareuber-
Gonotc" 0oS Yoit-3cbit ellt5ooen
bntte. "a wllroe oas Bud crit rcdlt
9cleien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
0nrl Epmntcr.

IS ftarb unicr %aeItebter sobn SarI eommer
Wloroeue 1b6 llbr, int @lter bon IS Sabren
lino 20 1aGen. Bic 9eeroigu1g firoet Eun'
uerItaa, Nabutiitugs um 2 llbr, BON Irauers
barle, g{r. 1906. RenniNlpuntnz Sloenue, aus
itdtt. lpo5rl Sreutoe uub 8efnnnte adtunQsool
etnQeluncn limo, BetieBnn9 auf Der "2onoo1'
Bart GeneterO."
rir trautruOru Glteru unO SruOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
G6yiitiou Wi(6clm WluIfl.

Sc nnrb ant 10. December 1904, 8 ubr W'ors
aeng. Nbrtitian Rilbrlm WtHid,, Satte Der pet
itorbenet anibertHe Wiulh, geborencH GtutIns
lima, i'm Sitter bon IS Snbren, ge6oren III
gieSer"Sloritoot 6efeHzS armitaot. Die Beer
Sidlfra fiuoct MittmOdl, Den 81, December,
Va6mittaas 9 llbr. BON ieincr 8obnune, Er.
722, Si6.Gbefter.S trdBe, aus ilntt. 9etieBuH8
priontim. (3bO-oJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
QnniIn Enrechc.

SO ftarb plDglid AM 10. 9e5embcr 1904
9uuiia Spreehs I'M 10. Sabre hires Gehcrs.
2 Ilbr. bon ibrer lcbten g8obuiina. gr. s53,
6arIemsglUenue, aus itutt iuo3u Serpulote mo
Srcunoe a6tunqSnou eingeIuoen iino. Yct'et
5uup nuf Der oGouoorsRa 9eneterO."
(35I-Bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Eunhia Qenbcrfina.

IS Ftur6 am Is. 0c5ember 1904 sophia 9en'
bertha, aeb. Gtetg. int gtIter BON 81 Subrer.
2 Wonuteu uno 30 lugen. geIiebte SGitiu oes
oeritorbeucu gbiIip s.. Genocrfing. Die lraucrs
feier finoet Mittwuf, yiabmtttu9s , ubr, in
Itatt. 4eerotgunn prtONtim.
(gorl, Bu,. mo ielusYorfer 3eitungcr moaeit
aefduiQli COpiren.) (3ji-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
.Seinrih GSuoro Wernefe.

IS itarb am 10. 0c5cnber 1904, 1k8 ubr
Miureens, Scinrih G6uarO @erneIe, So1n pom
@eore unb Galbarine 8ernefe. I'M utter oon
Gadmitino nm 2 lbr bonn Iruuerbaufc, 9Sr.
B27, Sefpeus StruBe, aus itntt. 9eiieblne. aut
Dem bell. NrenBsi5rieohofe. 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Glitc Is. Geincr.

IS iturb pIDBlih am Is. December 1904
@lie IS. Geincr, gcIiebie 1o6ter pon 0enru u.
uuo Carrie Seiner bon 9rpofGOu, R.sg, in ibrCm
4. qGbensiabrc. Sie 9ecroiglng iinoct Witts
iUudl, Den 81. Se3cmber, gIadlrtittaes 2 llbr. bon
Der 8Obuuue ibrer 4dHte, Srnu @eurge JtOtb,
Rr. 500, observation-disclosures aus ftGtt.
(9rooilOn, gt.zY, 3eitungen mogen g~etdutgit
%copiren.) (354-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Sin S6ritt in Der redjten &i6tnus

epart % gruJent an nlen rrittlaIFasn BE.
gr1bntieH.
Sin fh5ner Garg, entfueoer nit
fhrpar8em IudD ODER ipeibem ooer
aruuem 4IiifdDs lleber8ug, Anss fir
SargsSiniaB, 9egrdbriBs~ gln6eigc,
Ginbaliamtru1a Der Gci6e, Ernuers CITE
flor, 3U
Seffmune bc8 @rabcS, 6 Banr Sanof6u9e,
QeibcHtuugen uno 8 feline Rutlben.
@iatnm 9oBt, 2eideHGeftatter,
Nortbs uno 9rccnmountsgIOe. 9eioe Telephone.
(Te57, 6Mti.a.I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Neform binauS. Dab lid Scgic-
r~ungs6eomte nidt IN Oa$ 8etriebe
ser 9arteipolitif i~tiirjerL lit gerett.
fertigt, 0a8 Betttion5reht aber ioute
ibneu nif)t cut3ogen pct0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Sohn Serbia &c SDbn,

3tidtnbeftntttF nno GtnbnIinmIrtr,
Nr. zoos, CtlenHsitr. Mb. fel.: Btnbior 25S.
Snetagef6dft: gr. 524, oerI. GGfternsSloerIe,
5tgbluHotoDn, Baltimore, WarbIano 9elepbon:
@tnofor so. autfben iueroen g~eIiefert fit
So6Betten, lHterbaItuugen uno Gnocre @eIe'
aenbeiten. (Sebr14, 1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Gunoun Harf Cemetery.

Gin punitGuOisrs NNurtimeut non p~uienorn
Srnuer'enblemen, Slnmeu etc. it i'm r6on.
icrUntprn," am Snupt.@inaana ourratBig.
Beftetunger fir ole Decoration ocr Grdber
fit gEeibnnbien uno gieuinbr fjnueu i'm Nu'
rcau. y2r. q, 8eItsSornto9 sGtrnbs. ooer I'M
nGonierbatorB" ubaegebeu iuerocr. Iraucr.
Gmbleme peroen obre GTtrasllnfuiten AM ole
Griher seIegt. (0c520-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Gas au6cI mcIbct ais 81 lie
riolun,. ooB Der ein5iGe Nadoritd'
Ternlerf nlti Den in Berlin perfuuI'
ten 2ibrcttcS bon 2eoncuoolio'S
Spcr Ser Holono bon Berlin"
,8aIhington" getueicn ici. Die Gli'
ropGer meroen 9elpitigt mo mollcn
ben Amerifancrn ibre filnitleriid)cn
Sd,opirutgen nidlt nlcbr sur 6rcibel,'
terei iiberloiicn. sic bnbcn red)t.
8eiItigeS @ieentblim bat oal'clbe al'
red,t oili Sdlts, iuie p%atentirte erfin-
oungeit ober SonoelSmarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Sn Spdnten ntlltlltf ote
ieporutiitiide 9elpeeung in oen baS-
fiid)eu E%ropin3en mebr mo nebr
llcberbano. Gas Soupt Der leparati.
itiiden Yortei, Der gbeeorbnete 80.
baao, lit eingcferfert unb ieites
Ntonbots perliiltig erflart iuoroen;
es limo aber nod peitere boditebenbe
IerionIid)fciten in Die geiuegliitg
perpidelt rno Die 8erbreihine, iepu-
rotiitiiher Slugfbriften bauert fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Serr @|iIIiam ROdefel-
Ter bat einen Gro5cB gcWonncn uno
gauge IS Gents 5ugeiproden befom.
men,. Sttber Ga Roro bate es &C.
pogt elm &odefeaer'iheS 8ebGge 5u
bctreten unb Der Soil bat Die 8erifte
oreimaI beffGftigt, bis 6err RodefeI-
Ter 5u ieinem 8cdJt unO ben IS Gents
FAM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Ger aoiier Der Sobura,
S,ocoiles 2eboilop, bat Iid) III Goroon
nit WtiB Maiio Yerflep, elmer Nld)tc
bes friibercn &olonlul.S efretors
Chamberlain, perlobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Ole gefommtc rujiti6e
9reiie bei6dftigt li6 nit Der 0arOa'
neaenfrage uno forocrt Die Regierung
muf, ourd bic 6orcirung Der 6roge
cine Ooaenoete Ebatiude 81 idotIen.
Sic oiirfe babel ouf Die Spmpatbie
Der GontinentoImdttc rcdnen. Die
onfpoaenbe &olfsftimmung in eng
lono t0nne man lmbcnhtct IaIIen;
lie meroe feinen arieg pcronlaIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Seit Dem 7. Qe5em Der limo
ourd 2174lS Acknowledgment
nobe5u orei Wtiaioncn Collars nod
europa geldlidt morOen. Ga Die
einge5abIten 9etrGgc iid) alrt ourd.
ihnittlid 12 biz 80 Collars bejiffer.
ten, 10 lit on5unebmcn, Bob Der meit-
aus 9roBte Gbeil ser SenounGen
8eibnadtsgei6erfc iijr G~ngeb0ri9e
IN Der alten Seimotb maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Scr 3ugnod) ben tobtcn
miro ourd) folgeuoe GeniusergebniIic
peronidoulid)t: SSn 1880 paren "a
@ro5ent DER @eianmt6ep0lferung Der
8~ereinigten Stoaten Staotbepobner;
IN 1850 bereitS t2.5 Bro5ent, in 1900
ober 33.1 Ero5ent, nlio foit elm Grit.
tel Ger 9cpolterung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

8erid tt ans 8oibin8ton
tbeilen nit, Dob YrdiiOcnt &ooIeueIt
iein oer5eitigeS 9obinCt oltd) fir Oer
5lueiten Eermin beibcbnltcn wcrOe.
Nltr @enernIpoItmciitcr Npnnc lon
Scrrn GorteIpou Ylot MAIDEN uno
eincn gilteit oiplonlotiihen oOer einen
fettcu 9onlulatspoIten erbolten.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
Gov. DOckery Issues
Labor Day Proclamation.

Coy. Dockery has issued the fol-
lowing proclamation calling for an
Observance Of Labor Day. Monday.
September, s;
State Of Missouri, Executive De-
partmeut.-Reeognizing the dignity
Of American labor, both the nation
al and state governments have des-
ignated the FIRST Monday in Septem-
Der Of each year as a holiday in is
honor.
The best efforts Of the toiling
masses are employed 10 insure ft-
ting celebration OF Labor day.
In order, therefore, that al may
haze tie opportunity to participate,
I hereby request the people Of Mis-
sourI, as TAR as NAV be practicable,
20 abstain from their usual avOca-
iions on Monday, Sept. 5, 1904 and
Join IN the exercises which constitute
50 large a pau Of the pleasures Of
this occasion.
Ia testimony whereof have here
unto set my hsud and caused 70 be
affixed the great seal Of the state Of
Missouri. Done at Office in the city
Of Jefferson, this 18th day Of Au-
gust. a. d. 1904.
A. NJ. DocKERY.
BY the Governor:
SAN b. COOK. See'y of State.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
The Movement Toward Honesty

William Allen White analyzss
some Of the opposi,ion 10 the re-
election Of President Roosevelt N
an article on the postal frauds in the
September MsClure's. Rooseveli's
.onreasonablensss' in dealing with
crimes sgainsi the state, mis- prose
cution Of thieves and law breakers,
has organized sgains; him dishonest
forces IN high circles and IN low
circles. The appearance OF one
honest man in a group Of thieves
produces the instant capitalization
Of the group.
Alr White fods e homeiy snd
practical meaning ~ Roosevelt
action in tie pos,ofiies business
namely that when a ,hist steals
from the American government
I II there Is s law to punish him be
mus, prepare for trial, and Il guilty
90 to iAIl. That is why Roosevelt
Is regarded as an unsafe man IL
certain business circles, where baa
ness methods and traditions Ii
ernss acts which. scfsped 81
she veneer o, high finance, ssv men
stealing.
The encouraging conclusion =
reached ~ Mr. WHe sha, 'ih
movement toward common o.,
fashioned honesty seems to be
general movement. I, seems 10 D
a springing from the people, and I.
be making itself manifest thToug
meu like Roosevelt aud Bris,os
and Folk and Jerome and the Ch
eago crowd headed by Billy
Kent and hundreds @; lesser hgh'
known TO the people ct every con
muni,ys and also ,he movement K
ward political deeeaey is SlsaTl
, growing strong IN the great news
papers aad magazines oi the eouo
. try,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25

Ws'sa ghe egapsa. Pick from
sisms aud pat ia . kessls. Cock
uasii the SEED start. Press shFoagA
s iellg bsg. ss,urn iaise % kettle,
ada thgse Pscads os sugar 20 sven
40 pounds Of grapes. Roi sngaI
snd grapes io mina,s, ,ssasa shSo'
CHEESE ciosa and bosslc hss. when
cooled his uaakss an excellent sem,
msg beverage.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
MnI prlll lor en.ooo. .Oo.

The Louisiana Purchase Expo
si,ioa aushegisies have made an
appropriation OF Ss,ooo fer drill
prizes fog the woodmsn Foressess
National eneamPmsnt. 60 be held
AZ 81. Louis, September ssh to
iath. The Modern weodmsn
Soeicsy's Executive coaaeil has
appoFsionea this amount betWeea
the various class drills as fellows:
Bauahoa drin. sI.so0s Seniol
Team dFiu. Si4sss luaios Team
drin. Sa4s; POaY Team dnl
SOS eondinoa oi quarters On ia.
sPeeuons $3.50; eseelgeney ia sea
tEy duty, Sa4S; hsad prizes. Ssoo,
Resides the foEsgoiRg. Gensra
John II. Mitchell who vii be II
ad,>unouaess sPsciaI psizsi
Tor individual excellence On ths
part Of ssasa eapsains aat Fer
estegs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
Apple Jelly Dessert

Pare aud remove core from good
sar, apples, Boil the halves gently
until cooked, but nor hsoken. Re
move apples tFom waiep placing
two halves in each iadividosl glass
dish. Add sufficient sugar 10 shs
water to make a pink jelly. fouI
jelly over The aeplss and shai
When ready 10 scUe add % easl
dish a tablespoon 81 whipped cream
rhs IS a simple, hsrmless dessert
good % ssNe At any time aalias
,hs year
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
RIAL ESTATE TaASsFERs

cM Clark % AnhaT c Clark
uud int So . sec " " Poiut, 500.
VOwsns to J W Mathess Z a
sec g D Greek. sii5.
cJ johnson to JM Carlyle 20
sec E6. 50 a ssc p Pisasani Gap,
$1,000.
w Clark 10 c II Clark parts
see g W Point, s-5-
Chas Lee to 5ossPh CIaPP SIS Z
sec g Eikhart. ss.soo-
Jas Compton 10 wm Banoa y
sec g Alingo. ss.4oo.
Aiber Brsdsn to Clara z Page
LOT 10 blk 81 Amorsi, s575,
JP Horr to Jackson Baker Psx
sec IS 8it pleasant, 500,
PS Cope and Irsae s Hura 70 A
Jackson 10 = sec IS Charlotte,
si5o.
TIL Upton to WA Colin los 3
s6 and II blk / Papinsvills, ss5o.
Elizabeth J Herman 20 " 2 Du-
wall So a sec : Summit, SIS.
JB Davall to } c Garlic 50 sec
5, Charlotte, 5000.
Srrns & Tucker 10 H Mccoy Iots
s and 9 Worland, s55.
Myrtle NJ Spirsr stsl TO Ciyda y
Mcfarland lot ! blk r5 West side
add Butler, $500.
Rex l Heinlein 10 H c Richmond
pant lot blk ) Wm 6rs, add But
Ter, $3.50.
John W Meni 10 II c Gaadsr
IS So a sec 50 Pleasant Gap,
SI6is.sO
J. L. Minton to Ethel E. Morris.
10, Z, blk =, Thompson's aa But
Ter, $500.
GeOrglanna Amyx 10 J. S Anyx
lots -, IS, 70, II, IS, I9, 20, p,
blk 5, Amsterdam. s..
Csrns a. Tsthwsil 10 is. Amyz
los 5. ok o, Amsterdam, $50.
v. J. Compton 10 James X.
Evans, 10 q. sec 10, Pleasant Gap,
SSoo.
HANNAH p. Ralsson 70 E. r
Robinson. 10, 5, blk s, Riea Hid
$3.50.
Z. r. Robinson 10 Aanaah Raj
sson, lot 3, blk *, Riea HUI, SIso
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
The Lesson story.

The last lesson closed up with the
flush OF triumph on the side Of the
Lords prophet. Running ike a tri-
umphant herald before the chariot
Of Ahab, even unto the gates o. Jez-
reel Then he runs as if in defeat,
from the anger ol the beauty Of
Zldon. Ahah went home aud told
his wife all that Elijah had accom-
plished. Then Jezebel sent "a mes
sage TO Elijah saying. $50 let the
gods do 10 me. and more also. Il
make not thy life as the life uf one Of
them 10y tomorrow about this
time.
Elijah sought refuge ia flight 70
Beersheba. Leaving his servant
there he went q days journey IN the
wilderness. aud stopping under q
juniper tree be rested. After ranning
away from death, he now asks Sod
20 take away his life Then an
angel came 20 feed him with food,
In whose strength he Travelled forty
days and forty nights 70 Horeb.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL IfSsON.
Aug. y. l9O4-Lesson IX-B. C. e)s.
EIUAH DisOunAeED,
Lesson Tcxt--l Kings -. rs.

AfN77RA AH4@ "a -~A'-rr7 80 P ~
GoLDES TExT-'In my distress ]
cried unto the Lord. and be heard
me. Psalm I'D, l.
Home Readings.
Monday--1 Kings -, Is.
Tuesday-Num. II. ie-l7
Wednesdoy--Psa- -, Ill
Thursday-Job ,. go.
Friday--Psa. 43.
Saturday-Luke 6, 1875
Sunday-Psas 81. Ill
BEERsHEBA--meaniDg the well or
the oath. A city in Southern Pales-
tine. Here Abraham planted q
grove: Abimelech made his covenant
with Abraham; here Jacob offered
sacrifices. The EXPRESSION from Dan
to Beersheba" was common, mean
Ing TO traverse the whole Of the
promised land.
HoREB-Probably another na5ns
for whole or part Of Sinai Il is
mentioned quite often in the scrip
lures.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25

Tbos. Mccolhs Is visi6zg re
Worlds Far down n S. Leafs.
The wra- " Doas Real Enase
sgsney ssls ;ae Husdleson pr8per
y near corner ssa ana OEgs.
Lee MeNianus has sszgzt TIE "
T. Madden properly nszt eass Of
his rssi5snes On east Olive street
Prowell & coOk sod Tie Msj9rs
properly. Garner Of 6sh and spFucs.
for s55o-oo, 10 Rev. Y. NHlis.
las, week.
Mr.. Daniel Kiuman is quite sssk
at iris wliiing ard a hs j. ggitr
feeble with ags BIS frients ssas he
Wi no; Psu iEr0sgh.
Mrs. K. 7. Thorns0a Of Kansas
City is visiting her psrenss Dr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Harris. She VIII
lprObsbiy rsnaia sngii after Ire
fair.
The dowaPour Of Fsiu weanss-
day nighi Of lsss wsek came 50 IN
sxperse3ly that It caused Toss of
five bead 81 sae sheep i1r c. ~.
lDons. OF Lone oak township.
One Of ne hssyisss rasas 4 the
season fell last Thars6sy nirAs.
We hare beard The asnoaus varioas-
ly ss,inatsd. a, from ;w0 % sessa
inehss L was > yefy hsasy ra.a
fan ia any ssenl
A szasli railroad sreek occurred
a, The water tank cut near Ed
/ crsbb's place on The Fsisc0 lsne last
Tharsday evening and while 20
lives were lOss, large namhes 81
passengers were badly scared.
wayts < Bsadlss. Ss,usday. sc,d
the ~. A. Bales residence psopes.
" on Yves, Hume street. to Mrs.
Anna Z. Bryant, o. Rieh Hal.
/ Consideration, sI,ooo. Mrs B,.
ant w.ll move here ~ a. h hs nsai
her sxo sass. wAo ags ~ ias ra.,-
way msii service on the Kanss,
City SoathsEn. Nj. Bales CON.
templates a eAsnge os Fssidsses 70
Southern California. -BoFjef Tel.
sPhoos.
T. II. Tipsoa. Of PspiaNills sai
ia ,As city las, Saturday ana eallsd
AZ lhs TRsnrNH ofsce. lie repoga
everything mosing sioag snooshly
AZ Pspiasyille snd tae prospect goe,
FOX sas tuluFe. lie S gosnS 70 taxi
Hip Down inio Ssmusr eeusty
Kansas and may make some snyea,
, msa,s down in tsss s0aniry; hu
did nes say ~hstheg i would be q
gas oil, merchandise. cattle oF
plain tssm. whsssvsE il Is Tan
TRtRuSE wishes him success
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25

Mrs.. Or. ". ?. Hall lett Mon
day ;or SOuth Bead, Wssh.. 10 visit
her daughters. Mesdames Msrt
Owen and J. L. GlsEeb,ook. Mn.
GlazebroOk has been in feeble health
ior the pas; year or longer and we
are sorry 20 learn that she is not Fe-
gaining her sirength ia q Satisfactory
manner. Adrian yoorusl.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25

and strengthened him. Yes reader.
kasw tl.e Golden Text - true. IN
my distress cried unto the Lord,
and De heard me.
ALPHA ALrBEArs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25

1hess VIII he psesching a. TIE
walnus Street M. E Chuseh nexs
Sunday as a q. a., hy the pastor.
Sunday Ssho0l AZ ss4s 4. a.
lanior League AZ So p. a..
EpWoFth League a. 800 p. %.
PsaysF meesing THURSDAY $500.
Uniou service a. s p. -. q Chris.
liaa chareh. Ssrmon - Rev.
Ssnk.
(llAs. G. AM, Paslar.