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The Washington times., 1904-03-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule effective March 6. 1904
Trains Leave from Pennsylvania Station.
go a " DAILY-LCcal tOr Uarrisonburg,
Warrenton, Danviile, and way stations.
1O-5I A. n DAILI-W ashingtQn and Florida
Limited. First-class coaches and drawing
room sleeper 70 Jacksonville, Fla Dining car
1:l5 A. N. DAILY-Cnited States Fast Nail
First-class coaches and drawing room EleePsk
10 New Orleans Dining car service
s-01 p NJ WEEK DAYS-Local for Harrison
bur.s and way stations on Manassas Branch
4.4O P NJ DAILY-Local for Harreuton and
Charlottesville
tied. Solid Pullman train. Club, ObssryatiOns
snd Dining Cars between Washington, Colun-
ma. Aiken, Augusta, savannah. Jacksonville.
and St. Augustine.
30 p NJ DAILY-New York and Atlanta Ex-
press First-class coaches 10 Atlanta, sleeper
10 Columbus, Ca, via Atlanta Mondays, We'd
ues,i4ys. and Fridays Sunset Route Tourist
deeper Washington 20 San Francisco. Through
slleper TO PinehurSt, n O.. daily except sun
dav Pullman buffet service.
o.FG p New YORK and Florida Express
Through sleepers and coaches to Columbia,
Aiken. Augusta, Savannah, and Jacksonville.
Dining car service
7o-o9 p n DAILY-New York and Memphis
limited WA Lyuchburg). First-class coach
and Sleeping car 20 Roanoke, knoxville, Chat
fanooCa and Memphis; sleeper 70 New Or
leans Dining car service.
1o.s5 P NJ DAILI-Washington and South
western Limited. All Pullman train, club and
observation cars to atlanta and Macon; sleep
ers 10 Nashville, Atlanta. Macon, Nemphtz
New Orleans Dining car service.
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and dcts.l-
"a Information cah be had at ticket offices. zoe
18th ST., 5ll Pennsylvania ave, aad PenIsy va
MIA station Baggage checked through from ~
tells and residences
Phone i64O. p. r. r. Cab Service.
c. H ACKERTs General Manager
" 4. TURK, Pass Traf. Mgr.
s H. HARDWICK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l. s BROWN. General Agent.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

NANTED-By gentleman, furnished room IN pri-
ydte family, near 18th st. and Pa. ave state
lowest price. Address BOX 53l. this ofic-. u
WANTED Young couple wanted two right
housekeeping rooms. Address bon SO. this Of
ice ml--y-"I
WANTED-By gentleman. furnished room ana
use of bath, five minutes walk from postOihcc,
state price and location. Address BOX Oh, this
Office mh2J-St
WANTED-One or two unfinished rooms:
housekeeping; heat; gas. fifteen minutes walk
of nth and SITS. NV. Address Bon SOL,
this Office. mh2s-5t
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Larqe nicely furnished front room,
family adults; summer rates. l31 Massachusetts
ave He. mtS0-St
FOR RENT-2l7 st. NV, three rooms. fun
nished complete for light housekeeping; second
1oor front; heat, as bath lnh3O-3t
FOR RENT-One furnished room. suitable for
two. i225 llth s. nw. mhS0-3t
FOR RENT-To gentlemen. handsome furnished
room; porcelain bath. The PenhTst Flat IA,
IS II s.. mh50-St
FOR RENT-To gentleman, bedroom and sitting
room adjoining: new house; -Ooms newly fur
nishcd; references. 1925 llth ST. mh3J-2t
FOR RENT-Large furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; centrally located; reasonable.
lie. lC-h s.. NV IL
FOR RENT-Room. sI.75 week 225 Sd NV.
mh30-3t
FOR RENT-Two comfortable rooms. top foor,
SD; gentlemen 1902 " NV ml9o-&t
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished hall room. Il28
ON = NV ull-oot
FOR RENT-Thre. furnished rooms; gentlemen
preferred. 400 L st. NV inh2S-'t
FOR RI.NT-Three nicely furnished rooms. sec
ond floor; light housekeeping. 81 81. ne
mhzs-3t
FOR RENT-One pleasant furnished room in
private family; gentleman only 1890 Sd 81. nw.
mh2S-3t
goR fENT-Large front room; suitable for two.
Il 81 NV mh29-3t
FOR RFNT-Tyo large, beautiful rooms, with
alcOyc, completely furnished for light house
keeping. u 4th St ne mh29-Sr
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; 81 per week 03i
/ 81. NV mh2g-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnlshed rooms,
icr light housekeeping; cheap 81 ne ml2O-3t
FOR RENT Furnished complete for light house
keeping; delightful parlOr fOor; nice third
floor; also light, dry basement; convenient;
large yards; reasonable. ~ h 81. ne. mhz9-5t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms; houseBeep-
ing So 1923 9th NV mh29-5t
FOR RENT-Furnished room for gentleman;
quiet family. 827 ID st. sw. mh29-3t
FOR RENT-216 c NV. second-story front,
back and hall room. mh29-3t
FOR RENT-Tw0 nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; heat, light, and gas; bath
and water on same floor reasonable. 20 18th
ST. Inh29 -2t
FOR REN1-lI11 II ST. NV, one or two large
rooms; furnished or unfurnishcd: other rooms
from - up; tTansients, Soc ml29-3r
FOR RENTED 4th ST. ne, neatly furnished
rear room, second floor, adjacent to bath; very
reasonable; private family mh29--t
FOR RENT-Fbrnished room on second floor;
suitable for one or two gentlemen; Capital
Traction cars pass; $. coo 23d ST. NV mh-s-5t
FOR RENT-Two beautiful froAt rooms; also
back rooms, suitable for light housekeeping;
no children. 4Os ID ST. ne. mh2s-3t
FOR RENT-Front room, southern exposure, 81.
633 bye ST. NV. might
FOR RENT-To gentleman, small rooms. 1903
% ~. NY. mh2s-7r
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TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH
leave Washington $40 g. ~, 100 2. n, 500
p N sos r. NJ 6:25 p. A.. week days; SOS
y Nj for Lecsburg only. sunday trains leave
Washington 9:IO \. NJ. 6.25 p n.
The Washington times., 1904-03-30

Through trains from the south arrive Wash.
iucton GAP A. NJ, 6:52 A. o., PAS A Il, 1O:S3
IN $3.50 P NJ $3.50 p. A.. and $3.50 p. H.
DAILY. 1915 A. II DAILY EXCEPT NON
DAY. Local trains from Harrisonburg, u:5s
A. NJ weeks DAYS, and 9:l0 P n DAILY
DAILY.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE-
BARGAINS IL
PIANOS AND PIANO PLAYERS.
These used Pianos snd Piano Players are
suitable for Summer Homes or general use
and all axe bargains.
MARSHALL & TraVers, Square onIy........sl2
Nose. square, m good condition. .-..---- 50
Haines Bros, Square, good .............. $40
knabe, Square, good tone and action. SO
knabe Square, big, rich full tone. 500
Briggs Co., Upright, small. -.--...-- 800
Singer, Mahogany. Upright, gods l45
Singer, Mahogany. Upright. fine condi-
tlun ---------------- -Slt5
star, Mahogany, very good .-...... S225
Pianola ebonized case, in good condi-
ton -...----.. Sl23
Pianola, ebGnized case, rented a short
Pianola Mahogany. as good new. .S175
Cash or easy payments
VIZ. KNABE * CO,
UhS0-u 1o1s-2O -. y. W.
FOR sALE-Siagnifcent lalmost new furniture
o. naval ohcer leaving city extra large ma
nogany hal tree. 500, cos. S225; large quartered
oak sideboard, $40, cost S6j extension table,
chairs, and china closet. choice at Sll; tufted
S2S couch for $40; beautiful bedroom suites.
cost from SIS to $50, viii sell at $50 70 $50
oak rocker. 9Oc; reed rockers $50; hair mat
tress, pillows, mirrors. mantel cabinet ward
robes, clifOuiers, combination bookcase. parlor
suite, clocks, brass candlesticks, parlor cabinet
desks, blankets, sewing machine, folding beds;
Prize positively no object must sacrifice ;o ., So'
Ia - mr. %
l- n -, 49, -, R0v 5q@ M 1foa ~
-, -
I'm Sail Mrise S'4.liLe sn6
dress BON 524. this office. mh5o-st
FOR SALE-Dress goods silks. mems and boys
clothing. ladies' suits, coats. skirts, waists
etc: weekly payments drop postal: / call JO-
sEPli CAIN 20 Pa ave NV IN iFuit store
FOR sAlE[i iouseiurnisilng store entire STOCK
consisting OF emma gas TN, wooden willow,
lures; good reason for selling. }. MELNICovE,
l5Jl IN NV mh9J-5J
NEuIIIEIr nIENo 0E0O6IUo
OENOlHE TlHNO DHnoHiNO'
~ ABE -'-----,------------- 20
cf fn'- s160
RRADBI-RY $50
Easy weekly, or 1oo1tiIv r,ly1oents
E G. SMITH PIANO CO
1---> ----@--- ----------->-, - : q ~
FOR SALE-yery handsome. finely carved. BLACK
walnut with plate glass mirrors bar Mixtures
an 1 Soul rs555 'i , an ~ L. ~ l
MOTEL OF NA"NioA a 'iil AlF' i,'o len, st.
-----7---------
loh - = 'el -i Si - St9
7OT II ST. ne mh2g-3t
FOR sALk-Good, large secondhand iron safe
gIe1l- 10 l-,l-z-1Il1 ave-, eI,s -l.--2-oI
FOR SALE-Large. fancy ice box which COST
sI15: a Quick buyer can buy same al very low
price See FINGER Ply 1th St NV mh29-3l
FOR ALL-IhorOugnbred 81 Bernard puppies
~ 9Th 81. sw. mhz3'3r.
I-|,T,- g,TT 80 - =
oh 9Nl-E r me .iltituHaAs uiIIbAL Hiaiii pa
no. USE very niue SIX Wollis' sou casH. Aa-
uIta5 DIV got. lAla ollet- Hlll-9 90
ron c.TV- S;, -, l,I ,lj-;,,,- -,,,., ,l,,f---
-..-.- - 81. -. g. 1i-5 800 y 49,
mA-2--t
FOR sALENS250 Angclus for 800 only used
IeW monJisi perfect conditions ebony case. l4S5
Euclid race NV mh2j-3t
For SAIF-At ss.,rif,s bsb,ss bgDJso,I7, -
go-cait. 1913 AZ ST. sw mh20-5t
FOR SALE heap, a small-size safe with com
6 si i loSk suitable lot store Aadress Bon
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Colored ChambCrmaid and valtre'
apply at l42l * ST.; bring references misc
The Washington times., 1904-03-30

WANTED-A tidF woman for general housework,
az once llO2 II s. NV. 1t
The Washington times., 1904-03-30
wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED Board and room for man and wife
reasonable and central. Address Bon 30, thI
ONCE. II
The Washington times., 1904-03-30
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Experienced waist hands wanted inn
mediately at 1915 18th ST. nv. mhSJ-3t
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The Strength Of Our Want Page Backed By Growing Circulation
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Observation-Disclosures intelligent young man
as salesman for city and road must be hustler
ana energetic and have good references. Can
$3.50 D. ma. a. us McGin Building. II
WANTED-A colored man 10 work in coal yard;
one who knows how TO drive. l2lo 4th ST. NV.
WANTED-A good man to work in lunch room.
WANTED Tailor. understands ladies' and gen.
tlcmen's work. 100 Massachusetts, ave-, or 1884
- -
HELP WANIED-MALE & FEMALE.
WANTED Agents. ladies or gentlemen, to sell
photograph tickets. l22t Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ml2S-5t
wANTEO-AGENTS.
W1NTED-Wcll-drcssed men to sell group pho
tos. 15x22 inches, OF members of the Senate
and House Of the present Congress to members
IF Congress and others; retail az from 23c t.
50 each; big profit Address BON 5S5, this Of
hce. Il
WANTED-Lady agents; salary proposition il
experienced, state what line, how long, and
success. Address bon 49l, this Office 1t
WANTED-SALESMEN.
WANTED-Side line statesmen; good commits
sion; sell from photographs. AMERICAN CHEW
ING GuN co, ST. Louis, Mo. mhS0-5t
WANTED-Cood outside salesman for fulziture
and household goods wagon furnished. l52G
- =. Nv ----I-o ~
SITUATIONS WAETED-FEMALE.
WANTED-A position in small family; general
housew,rk. 90 Marion Court NV. II
WANTED-A place with small family; general
housework, OF place nurse. l4i3 nth ST.
WANTED-A place as first-class laundrcss.
BELLE IIiOMAS. in rear Of ~ 10Th st. NV. II
WANIED-A coIored woman wants washing and
ironing 70 do 100 Pierce ST NV II
WANTED Permanent position or extra work,
by q stenographiC student. Address Bon go,
lnls once IhhoO--l
WANTED-By young white woman, place as
waitress for lunch house Address BOX 52s,
yhis cfHce- II
WANTED-By respectable colored girl, place as
general cleaning in private office. 1880 I'd ST.
NV. It
WANTED-Laundry work at home or out. OF
cleaning private office. Address l2i st. NV.
mh29-St
WANTED-Youug white girl from the country
CID would pose a few hours daily for artists
only. Address BOX oil, this office. mll29-3t
WANTED First-class seamstress wants sewing
out by the day l6ls Vermont ave. mh20-3t
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Position BY corset cutter; cheap
wages. II. y. 1903 llth st. sc. mh30-St
WANTED-By reliable. upright workman. job
work. such window cleaning, floors oiled OF
stained, carpet cleaning. etc. ali jobs. Apply
lbs I'D NV. r. CURTIS II
WANTED-By a cOlOred man, as frst-class cook
in restaurant or cafe can give reference.
LOUIS w, - G 81. NV. II
WANTED-Boy wants place TO drive for a doc
tor, bell boy or porter in store. Apply 70 100
18th s.. mh2g-zU
WANTED hrst-class short-order cook wants
position. Address Bon 5l5. this office.
mlz5-at
WAIVED rs assistant engineer
fireman; good references. Address BOX 80,
Ibis office mll29-3J
WANTED-BICYCLES.
WE WILL BUY all secondhand wheels. HUN
TER, lis Pennsylvania ave NV mh2-3ot
WANTED MONEY.
WANTED-To barrogs $4,000 on good real e.
tate situated in Maryland would prefer dealing
with private party; no attention paid unless
The Washington times., 1904-03-30
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS

FOR RiNT-Romingtou or smith Prcmie- Adj
dress BOX 21j City Postohicc. mh30-3y
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WANTEO-AGENTS.

WANTED-SALESMEN.
WANTED->idc line salCsmen; good commits
sion; sell from photographs. AMERICAN CREW
ING GUu Co, ST. Louis. Mo. mhS0-5t
WANTED-Good outside salesman for furniture
and household goods; wagon furnished. l52G
eth s. NV mhzS-6U
The Washington times., 1904-03-30
FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT -knabe and other good pianos; ,ea-
unatse rates; rent applied on pure base. NM
iNABE * CO, I2Is-20 r ST. Nv. mh20-i4t
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08

Mrs Smith, who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. ID. Barber. lsis
las, Friday tor DsnysS, Colo,
where she viii visit other Fslaiiyss
before returning 10 her home in
Canada.
Nh. John N. Scott who was
burned out a short tine sgo. di1n't
set down and cry over spilled milk.
tie 20, ous after a house. fouaa one
be eOnld buy, haulsd Il oa his place
and IS now living in il. You cant
keep a good man down. phoenix
ike be viii rise "thoagh a. b.
6re.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08

A skating rink is in full bias, in
the the brick block on the east side.
S. E. LsNsr Is putting Up quite
al atdriOa TO his already la-ge
milling plant. on the soush side.
The addition viii be 80 By IS feet.
We are Elad 10 note this evidence
of his prosperity.
Elmer Dixon has bought out Lee
Culyers secondhand store on the
south side and took charge Of the
business Fridsy Of last week. Ms.
Dixon has had 4 large experience
IN the business aud will make is 20.
-Rspabliesn Presz.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
A Nation Warned.

"Yet the Lord testified against Is.
and against Judah by all the
prophets and by all the seers, saying
Turn We from your evil ways. and
keep my commandments and my
statues according TO all the law
which / commanded your fathers,
and which I sent TO you by my ser
wants the prophets So says the
18th verse OF our lesson. So many
different kinds Of prophets had been
sent 10 warn them. You remember
Elisha the Tishbite. Isaiah, Hosea,
Amok, and Micah, their warning
stretching over a period Of many
centuries. These all issued memoir
able destinations of what was 10 be-
fall a sinful nation. Yet they needed
not the warnings but simply in a
carcless way moved on 10 accom-
plIshmeut Of Gods threats because
Of their heedlees course. They sery-
cd Nanl with all their hearts. God
says to the nation and TO the indi-
yidual, Il call heaven and earth To
record this day against you that
have set before you life and death,
blessing and cursing; therefore choose
life that thou aud thy seed may live. "
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
SiapeTMs d 81. l0als.

StnpoNtrS for the Exposition
allowed On through tlckets. Boy
through over the hnrllnxtna. Con.
suit Initial aEeat. or write the undeE-
Sigutd FOR rates. Youtes. heFtba. sfsA.
clde Information and poblicatlons.
~, BRscgER, W.AlaloR.
AsIt A. tts aala a.. Aolt Da1i ~. Aal
Akl1lAa clTss ~. So L,lIs. -
an, EAs - 9Els 81,
gAnaks CO ea
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
A Nation Fallen,

No people had sccu such granduer
or reached such height in civiliaa-
ton as Israel Their fall was all the
more startling lHscause oi the height
attained. The nation can no mon
do without God thancan the indlyld-
Oal, and the nation Ike the indivli-
nal must likewise he earciui. sin Is
no unusual experience. hence as &c
takes up It's abode very readily and
surely In tho heart OF humanity and
shall we exp,ct Ca escape as a pcoplc
the penalty for onr transgresslons.
Nations as we'll as individuals must
rsoeiye their reward for the deeds
done In the body. National slns am
az hcinous as any other sin la the
great list oi evil dceds. We are ~.
minded of the evil practlccs oi thr
Capaanits and bow the panlshneat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
A Voice from the vanquIshed

A Voice from the vanquished
Missour's gone Republican. There
Amt much more 70 say.
I'm waitin' now 10 Sc the world
turn round the other way.
Considering what has hapPenei.
'twon't surprise me in the least
To see the sun rise In the west In
stead Of In the east.
half expect 10 see the sky come
down aud rain ascend
There really amt no teIlln' where
the thing Is goln' 20 end.
/ can't ind proper language for ez-
pneSsin' my dismay:
Missouri's gone Republican. There
aln't mneh more 10 cay.
II isn't any wonder that my eour.
age kind o. fails;
Twas hard when West Virginia
went a-waverin' IN the scales.
Iwas even Nonse 10 realize the mu-
sie oi the hand
Took on spcciai meanin' when Il
played My Maryland.
But when you start rta-tumbiin', why
there aln't no way to tell
just when you finally have reached
the bottom of the well
Give 'em Tennessee an Texas 10 In
cnease the strange array,
Missouri's gune Kepublicau. There
ain't much mora 10 say.
Washington star.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08

eTruicvcd gooa health untn ah.out tuo years
sco whcu uoiicrd my hack heEaa 20 azas ife~
Qreuilfs H trosalne sarv snd lasas, sae hreaarac
eeneral hcaRh diniuish5a tcclme gsla Asa
sscsk aHd neTeols. esxtnE srfrrr Fains a. sr-a-
iar intcreaissa writes Nfs AaEaslzz E1cfe.
Lrcasarcr ScN oentary Clgh = ncEu ssress
lRoybagA nassqa, Mas. sae eoatigsesi ny
work uh.ch hef1re Mad scenrd as csFy tesk
saon secncd like heavy harica- Z tc1tr1
a. tfY ~, l1cTcc's fapc-ite trSssisgssrf. ~hish
several e tay tftsn1s ryaiscd - hiFtsy. le,f
ssl,s. v,,ai1 ,i1.', ,s So ~ s,'s sss sSs -
siccn NlikiR i0artcSn seeks hsa ccarigscty
rccesefed my hcaith. l ssx.nr9 tsoAi VI azrs.
my rulsc uhich had tecl weak bcalae eefs
laal sn3 new hlc aais.sied 81 en'i7c esiEg
I rladly en1ogsc ycsf saeaicurf
Doctor fierceis FaVoriie frcscziptica
restores weak and sick prcmea "a Soanf
health, hy cpTing the loc1i wounaniy dis-
eases which are generally responsible faT
the failure ~ The genefei health. A Wou-
ans cuu-e being = ceutefed IN her Wom.
aniY nslufe. WheH tbs &elicstc wunahlg
orgsnism h attacked b disease. Nhen
thffc il ifrcEuiariIy O. adis1gfecahie drain !;
when iuaawnatian bufns ard ulccss ruku
tht eenrfsi hcsigh viii rrncet TIC pgoEtxsa
- disease, ia incrcaxiuE weakness. acr,.
ouSuSSs. ttckachc, hcatseht loss " appe,
titc and slgeplcsSncss.
- sure ~ L i thc Woiils nisQcnszFf
Mciical Association. al Huoalc. n ~, pro-
rrstofs 81 ~. l1efce's fsVofite frcsclip.
tion. thai they olcf ssoo reward tof N1na<n
Who caunot Be- cured 81 LcucQuhea. ~
male weakness, f4clarsuS ~ l'ellinS -
Wolnh AN ihry al is Z laif aud tsasona,
be ,risl " tnsiI sas3ns ~ eere.
stczseh Avsf sza eoWElA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
TAKE NOTICE.

We have no desire 20 keep any
subscriber on our list VINO does not
appreciate the practical value and
benefit OF the paper We rely on
the subscriber 70 notify us when
ever be wants !, stopped, This pa.
per will be continued until ordered
stopped by the subscriber hlmself.
All back subscription to date must
be paid when the paper is stopped.
Count SIS cents per month for each
month since your last payment to
the date you order Il stopped, aud
enclose that amount in cash with
your order to stop the paper.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08

Mhen the facts taught in the
public schools arc drawn more
from the industrial and social l,le
OF the community aud less irom
was aud political str,is. boih AZ
home and abroad. lhese will be
greater Interest in the srh0ols and
more genaiae culture as a fesalt.
ChilaFea may develOps high moral
sense aud strong tasss for the
beautiful through the study OF lhag
nature With which they live aud
hat ara which appeals 20 their
sympsthies. Seli-reliaaee grows
Iia a. ls@esp0sSe Os doing.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
A Nation Punished

The ten tribes went into captivity.
Theirs was q land OF temples and
prosperity, but now they are no
longer the provinces Of the ''Chosen
Prople. The palaces are demol-
ished, the ports iiiied up. the towns
destroyed, the earth, stripped Of it's
inhabitants. seems "A dreary burying
place. Every day found in my
route, villages deserted and cities IN
ruins" Nolney's Ruins. SO God re-
moved them and their punishment
was OF their Own election.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
Tee ealHsFals.

II you are going 90 California. take
tine throagh TouFast sloeper on the
Ruriingtoa's weSkiy rgrsoaAiiy Goa.
duetcd eErursion. They are as com.
iortahle, and are oaly one-haM TIE
price % the standard slsepeFs. and
are becoming very popular with
tourists and ssttlsss. The route l.
VIA nenver. sesnic Colorado aud
salt I.ake.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.

Lesson XI-Decembcr II. 90i.
Lesson Text--2 Kings Il. G-1s.
CAPTIVITY OF THE TEN TRHEs.
Time-T2l 3. &.
Plaees-Samarin. The Assyrian
Empire.
golden TExT.-The face Of the
LGrd is against them that do evil
/ Pet. 3, u.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
HOhESEEKERs' EXCURSIONS Via
BuRLlAeTuh ROUTE.

ca October - aud the arst and
third Tuesdays q November and
nreemoeF the Ruriington Route win
sri hoDr-cekcrs' tichcts 20 rnAny
pcints IN Nebraska. South Dakota
and wy0miag a. approximately ono
fare for the Poond trip.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
Lesson Prayer.

God OF the nations keep our land
and people dear 10 thee. Rebuke
our sins and warn US oi our evil do
ing. We would he thy servants.
Bless those IN authority over Us and
guide them 10y thy spirit. Help Us
a. a nation TO So the Open doors be-
for, Ms aud do right In thy sight.
Ia the Christ's name, Amen.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08

from God was upon them. They
were dispossessed OF their land, their
kirgE OYerthrOwn, their wealth CIV
en- 10 their conquerors. See again
the rapid succession Of the nations
Of Egypt. Chaldea, AssyFia. BabTion
Persians, Creeks and Romans. Zach
blazel into fun glory as a star Of
brilliant splendour and afterwards
were as burned out einders whose
brllliancy was a thing Oi the past.
Their golden ages of civilization
were like the milky way in the heav-
ems. which s. said TO have been a
long line of star worlds whose light
has bnrned out making hazy line
across the heavens blue dome, So
these nations fell because Of their
sins. And ours win reach a similar
fate unless we change from the tae-
tics now employed by the United
States Of America. Our natioBrl
sins oi intemperanee, lust for gain,
lust for conquest and power, disre-
gard Of Gods holy day the sabbath
OF rest. These win bring their Just
ncOmpense and reward unless we
return our steps and keep close to
God and obey his commands.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08
The EsH Kansas elI-Si. Lsuls
shan lIas,

A servtce os fogr new trains in
each dir,Stion was tnaaEurAtef oR
NStohcr = Try the Dcw HE. lt i
- miAes shorter than the old raut.,.
Trains hsaxe kansas City tOr -.
Louis az so = M. le-ao a. IA. 9.l9
y. M. and llSsl p. "a.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-08

The most maguitceut creation 1v
thu hand ot nan- t,reasly regiuce1
excursion rates daily throuEhout
the tApsAsitlon fcriosi. Consult
year ocarcst ttcket aEent Tor rates
and iniormation relative 90 hotels
and stopping placcs.