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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

"h NHN A"H AniP WNNht
Harvey NJ cPheron, Of lola, Kan.
is visiting home folks and taking IN
the fair.
Mrs. r. NJ. Walker. made the
Tribune Office a very pleasant call
last Saturday.
See the beautiful line Of fancy
collars just opened al the Bazaar.
They are beauties.
Percy Lane. operator at the Mo.
p. depot, viii visit the Worlds
Fair after this week.
Stop in at the Bazaar and see for
yourself the elegant line Of new fall
goods just receives.
New fall millinery Just received
at the Bazaar. Hats ard caps that
viii please the most fastidious.
chas. Chance, the CONNECTION
travelling man. is spending far
week with his family.
DR.. D, z. Smalley was in the
city Monday and heard Col. Bry-
ans speech Monday night.
Duvall has a large supply of new
school tablets, pencils, pens, inks,
book-siraps, states and erasers he
wants to sell to school patrons.
Miss Myrta Walker left last
week for a visit with relatives in
Omaha, Neb., Council Bluffs, New
Hartford and Waterloo, Iowa.
Rich Hin is a lively city this
week. There are more tents to be
than we have had since the
and fall Of 1850.
Mr.. Grant link. Of Salem, Ind.
returned home last Tuesday, hay-
ing spent several days visiting
with his sister Mrs. J. w. Jami-
sOn.
Mr.. L. Hegnauer, one of our
substantial citizens OF the Prairie
neighborhood was in the city
and called at the TRI-
sunE oihee.
Mr.. N. L. Smith, Of Lone Oak,
1 member Of the River Drainage
was in the city Tuesday and
.ook supper with VIM. 81. Done,
the real estate man.
Rev. w. b. Chancellor and
returned Monday from their
summer vacation aud The reyerund
gentleman will take up his church
duties with renewed energy.
Duyall wants to sell YOU boys
school shoes, ladies and mems shoes.
mems underware and overware.
Top shirts and overall. Tin and
ware, candies and tobacco.
Mr. George Underhill has come
home from Baker university, Kan.
o spend a part OF his vacation with
nomeiolks. lie is visiting his mo-
her and sister. Mrs. w. F. Biglet
down on the farm"
Mrs, J. w. Soider and daughter.
Mildred. arrived from Eldooado
Sunday to remain until az
ter The Fair. Mrs. Suider's many
friends will be glad TO learn tina,
She appear, mach improved in
She may return TO the
Springs after the fair is over.
How many people realize that
are over two thousand MONTH
magazines in the United S,atesi
An article ia the September number
lf the woman's Home Companion
IN "'The Wonders Of Magazine
Making IS foil OF jas, such little
known and interesting facts about,
magazines,
The September number OF the
Noman's Home Companion con.
aims q timely and Interesting inter
rev with Mr.. Uchiea, vile Of the
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

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nesdny.
Rev. c. c. James viii preach 81
the Klondike school house, west 81
the city, AZ 5 O'clock Sunday after
noon. Sept. 4th.
Mrs. VIM. MyefIeY has bought
the shackIeiord property known Is
the Grandpa Scott property. Stone.
braker and Son made The sale.
Arthur. the young soa Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Cooper, while at
play Tuesday afternoon. tell off 4
fence and broke his arm.
Mrs Eunice Mcclure. 81 Rockville
has moved 70 this city and taken up
her abode in the Hudelson property
recently purchased by her. She has
inaugurated considerable repairs on
the place.
Mr.. Calvin Cook had his pocket
relieved Of n couple Of dollars at the
Bryan speaking Monday night. An
other man who Didn't care a sou
markee for the gold standard and
would as soon vote for Parker as
not.
Mr.. A. P. Mckinley, OF Amsier-
dam, n Of our good northern
Bates county republicans. is in the
city as a delegate to the Baptist as
ISOLATION now in session at first Bap-
tist church in this city.
Mr. Geo. Church, Republican can
dldate for Representative, was in
the city yesterday getting acquaint-
ed with the people. He Is a very
pleasant gentleman and win make
friends wherever he goes. He was
accompanied by Mr.. Clyde Spencer.
candidnte for Sheriff.
]. c. Woods. Of Lone Oak
township, and Miss Maude Tho
mas, Of Pleasant Gap township.
were married at the residence Of
Judge c. w. Done Sunday evening
last. Judge Done oficiatsd as mas
ter of ceremonies.
Mrs. Cora Jamison. Mrs. T. B.
Ritter and their brother, Mr., Grant
link. made the TRIBUNE sanctum
quite a pleasant call Tuesday after
noon. They are all from Indiana
and OF course we were greatly pleas
ed with their visit.
Joe Winehell Of the Frisco rail-
way system, is enjoying a short va
cation "w1,h the old folks al hone
Zoe seems 10 have a ''con'' that
needs attention occasionally so he
has to come home to see his moth
er(O
Mr., N. L. Fry, while quietly
listening to Mr.. Bryan's speech
Monday night, was relieved OF his
pocket book containing 81, by
some nimble fingered road agent
AS the money was in bills and sil-
yer Mr.. Fry probably thinks he
kidn't eare 4 continental about the
gold standard ard would take Bry-
ans advice and vote ior Parker,
anyhow.
Among those who attended the
Bryan meeting in Butler last Mon.
day afternoon, was an old time
vetersn Of the confederate army.
Capt. A. 5. Weddie and A pioneer
farmer OF Bates county. lie was
in apparsut good health when he
wen, to the meeting but At It's close
suddenly dropped dead. he was
IS years old aud an highly esteem.
ed citizen. Heart trouble Is be-
lieved to have caused his death.
Prot Leonard Hegnauer, form.
erly a teaener in our public schools
and one Of our most highly esteem.
cd Bates county boys, is now hold
ing an important position in the
State Experiment station At Urbsua,
IN. The Prot is one OF those quie,
earnest men whose worth always
puts him ia the fore front and the
better he is known the mote highly 4
he Is appreciated. Has Bates count.
~ friends rejoice in his success
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

Mrs. IIea1enoa. o. PSFsons.
.Kaa. is visisiag ssg ssssr, Ms. :.
n. Ealss ,bis week.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01

3 LOCAL BRIEFS. y
eeseeeesees

IN the cry Wit fisnot
Mr. Jas. Bailey and wife were IN
the city, last Saturday, shopping.
Old newspapers, SC Tor a big
bundle at TIu TRIBUNE Office.
Chas. Cough, Of St. Louis, IS
visiting in the city and taking IN the
fair.
New fall bats and caps in an al
most endless variety are on sale
now at the Bazaar.
Dan Hinton, from east Of the riv-
er, was in the city Saturday trading
with our merchants.
Mrs. Gate Zepp, Of Kansas City
IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. Gee during fair week.
Dr.. Slater will be in his dental
office from Tuesday morning to
Saturday noon every week. If
Ms. Kate Kreiger and daughter
departed las, Monday for San Fran
cisco, Calii.. on an extended visit.
See the new Calico Bed Spreads
at the Bszaar. These are strictly
new sud must be seer { be sppre-
eiated,
Mrs. NJ. J. Underhill, from be-
yond Carbon Center. was in the
city Monday afternoon looking after
business matters.
Mrs. John Linn came in las, Sat
urday from EldoTado Springs on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Frank Nc
Qua,y, and see The fair.
Geo. O. Circle knows how to
raise good potatoes, Judging by the
large sample left at the homs Of the
editor one day last week.
NJ, L. Fry came in from the west,
last Saturday, and continued his
journey east to the ST. Louis
Worlds fair Wednesday evening.
Mr.. T. b. Ritter and wife after
a very enjoyable visi, to the fam
lily Of Mr.. J. ". Jamison returned
home 10 bloomington, Ind, last
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ritter and
Mrs. Jamison are sisters.
Mrs. Margaret E. Sangs,er, one
Of the most famous women writers
in Amenes, begins in the October
number Of the Woman's Home
Companion a series OF talks on
home subjects TO women ana girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Forgey, OF
Eldorado Springs, are here visiting
the family Of Mrs. Curt Burrows.
Mrs. Forgey and Mrs. Burrows are
sisters, daughters Of DR.. J. ". No.
land.
DR.. :. l. Short. Of Foster, was
in the city Tuesday, looking after
property Interests. lie bough, The
Dr. Smalley property on Pine ST.
and eon,empla,es making improy-
ments
VIM. NJ, Done was over a, Rock
vile las, Friday, on real estate bus.
mess, and found the inhahitents of
iaat enteIpnsing city in exeellen,
spirits over the way the dnllsss are
getting IN their work on the oil
well.
While you are in town visiting
the Far mex, week, you mus, not
miss seeing the big stock Of new
goods on display a, the Bazaar.
New muslius, cotton flannel, ou,.
ing flannel, yarn, zephyr, aud other
goods 100 numerous 20 mention.
Mr, Jas. Z. Bailey was in the
city last Saturday, lie wants 10
trade a farm Tor city property aud
IL some city man wants a farm they
ean learn Of a good trade by calling
on sir. Bailey az his larm OF Geo..
T., Huekeby a, his Office.
l.. 6. Ratekin, n of our best
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EsPECALlDAD ADOPTAD4 POR M[NISTR )S nGDLC)5 AB)Gi
DOS HAESTROS DE ESCUELAS ETC., etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
Finel seyenty-fiyc Dollars.

The case of John Entwisle, who was
arrested few days ago by Officer Knight
charged with the unlawful sale of CO.
caine. was called in the Police Court
this morning. The accused was repre-
sented by Mr.. i. II. Machen. who NOV
ed that the warrant against Entwisle
be quashed, alleging that the law Of the
CITY under which it was issued was null
and void, as it was. inconsistent with
The act Of the General Assembly. Mr..
Machen called attention TO the fact that
no city could pass an ordinance incOn-
sislent with the constitution of the State,
the laws of the legislature, or those OF
the United States. He read the city
statute, as well as the law OF the General
Assembly 10 relation TO the sale OF CO.
caine, and contended that while both
statutes prescribed the same penalties.
the City Coancil of Alexandria had pre-
sumed to amend the State law by in
creasing its scope. In other words, the
legislature had only prescribed penalty
for the unlawful sale of the narcotic
per Sc The Council had not only for
hidden the sale of cocaine under certain
circumstances, but had interdicted the
sale of preparations thereof, as we'll as
eucaine and its preparations. He stated
that the practice of pharmacy was regu-
lated by a State board, who examined
applicants for license, &c. Such persons,
he alleged, could deal in articles not for
hidden by State laws. The city, there
fore. was not vested with the power to
regulate the practice of pharmacy, nor
to restrict it in matters the State did not
forbid. Mr.. Machen proceeded 10
show that patent medicines, summer
drinks, &C., contained certain percent
age of cocaine, and that should the city
law be enforced the pharmacy business
would be seriously hampered. Justice
Cation overruled the motion, saying he
failed to see anything in the city ordi'
nance inconsistent with that OF the
State, and proceeded to examine the
witnesses in the case. The testimony
has heretofore been published ID the
Gazette. Entwisle was fined $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The work of grading and grayeling
Wolfe street from Fairfax to Pitt Is IN
progress.
Several excursion trains from points
ON the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
passed through this city this morning for
the north.
The fireman's trumpet to be present
ed during the firemen's convention Is on
exhibition at Mr.. Charles DeMolPs
jewelry store.
Justice Cation cleared the Police Court
room this morning Of all spectators, and
allowed only those to remain who were
PARTIES to cases or witnesses IN the same.
Messrs. NJ. A. J. A. Ahern have sole Ia
Mrs. Barbara Chauncey house and lo'
on the west side OF Payne street, between
Prince and Duke, for 81, 500. The sale
was effected through Mr.. Luther Carter
real estate agent
A. M. Baer's new store building, on
the north side of NJ, between Thirty-hrs
and Thirty-second streets, northwest
Georgetown, has been completed. The
building. which will be used as a cloth
ing store, was erected by b. Baer, OF Thu
city, at cost of 81 600.
George Towel and John Cook, sixteen
year-old boys, from Charleston, W. Va
were arrested in Washington, yesterda,
and taken to the House of Detention OF
charge of vagrancy. According to thel
story thew left their homes about Jul!
30 with John RObinson's circus, ant
were discharged at Alexandria Wednes
day night
John Mcmahon, thirty five years o a
Of Washington, was out rowing on Id
Eastern branch, opposite the workhous
grounds, yesterday with Edward Rack
EFT when the oar fell overheard aud h
iumped in after it. The tide carried hin
away from the boat, which. with onl
one paddle left, was unmanageable, an
be 5ecame exhausted and sank befor
help could reach him. McMahon's bod
4 was recovered last night.
Mr.. Frank L. Smith and Miss Alice Lewi
of this city, were married last night at u
NJ. f. Church parsonage by Rev. y:
MIR. Jacob Brill will give his Friday nigi
crab feast at his restaurant, at the foot
King street, tonight. nj.
There will be crab feast at the Tonui
4 Summer Garden tonight.
e Fried clans, SOC dozen; clam soup, IL
soft shell and deviled crabs, 10c each, eve
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Z.
Zimmerman's. eo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
Personal.

Miss Ruth Bontz has returned from 8
visit to Sterling, Loudoun county.
Mrs. w. o. Pollard and little son,
Charles. of Alexandria. aud Mrs. Pol
lard's sister, Miss Myrtle Evans, OF
Baltimore, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Evans Edlns'
burg Sentinel.
Mr.. Laurence L. Nails, who has beer
spending his vacation near Warrenton,
has returned after a very pleasant VISIT
Miss Rose Doherty, of Ri'hmond' II
visiting relatives here. -,
Col William Blackford is1quite i'll a.
his home at Lynnhaven. Col. Black
ford is brother of Prof. l.. M. Black
ford. and has many friends III this city
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Shuder, Justice OF thu
Peace at Wildwood, Clarke county, IS II
the city. He paid visit to police heac
quarters where Lieutenant Smith enter
tained him with his usual courtesy.
Mr.. Charles V. Davis, of New Brlgh
ton, Pa, is visiting his uncle, }. V
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ballenger ar
at Atlantic City for two weeks visit
Mr.. George Cogan has been appointed
under a civil service examination. watch
man-6reman at the city pOstoflice at
salary of $50 per month.
Mr.. Chas. f. Cockerville, OF Alexan
dria, is spending a few days with hi
parents in Leesburg. Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
The Coming Maneuvers.

The Bureau of Information, Army
Maneuyers, at Manassas, is in receipt Of
inouiries from residents from Washing
ton ID. c., and adjacent counties OF north
ern Virginia and Maryland. 10 answer
thereto, the bureau advises, that those
who desire to visit the maneuyers with
their own conveyances drive early In
September to some farm house, where,
for obvious reasons, they can be better
cared for than at the hotels and railroad
stations. The charges at the farmhouses
will he from 81 to 81 per day. The
postoffices within and adjacent to the
s.area of manouvers" are Manassas, Bris-
tow Wellington, Gainesville, auckland,
Thoroughfare, Haymarket, Waterfall,
Woolsey, Catharpin, Stone House ana
Bull Run. The postmasters at these
points and other citizens will give infor-
nation as to the best points for a temper,
ary location. The two main armies Will
be in camp, one near Manassas and the
other near Thoroughfare. 1t is presumso
that all the accommodation near these
points will be very much crowded: Those
located at farm-houses will stand good
chance to see whatever is 10 be seen, es'
pecially if they have their own convey
ance TO move 10 the points OF interest
This bureau can furnish to those enclos
ing stamps the names Of many farmer
who are willing to entertain visitors, bu'
it is to be presumed that it would not o.
difficult to obtain fair accommodations
visitors come with their own conyeyanc,es
The maneuyers will last from Septembe
9Th to 10th inclusive. Those who hnd
convenient to bring tents and provision on
nav find it TO their advantage. Mr. W
H. w. Moran is chairman oil the bureau
and Mr.. George G. Round, secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
Police Court.

TJustice II. b. Cation presiding
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
A white man, arrested by Officers
Lyles and Smith Tor drunken and disor-
deity conduct, was fined $3.50.
A white man, arrested by Officer
Belts charged with destroying property,
forfeited IS collateral by falling to ap-
pear. on
Augustus Robinson, arrested by ON
Ger Roberts for begging, was sent to jail
for 60 days. ssss
William Duna rested rested
by Officers M V'sE a., Arlington
charged with assaultiug Madeira pun
back was dismissed.
Harrie Shirley, colored. charged with
entering the house of Bette Hamilton,
coIored, was dismissed.
James Richards and Ernest Mills, ar
rested on suspicion of breaking open
Southern Railway car, had their case
continued.
A fruit dealer, arrested by Officers
Allen and Roberts charged with con,
Quoting business without license, hac
his case continued.
John Entwisle, charged with the I'M
lawful sale of cocaine, was lined $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
Attempt to E.t.. blIsh an A:i5i.

About two years ago a man who went
nv the name of Robert Cassidy. alias
Casey. an itinerant, was arrested in
southwest Virginia charged with roboing
a postofice. When placed on trial he
concluded to plead guilty as charged, 10
the hope that he would receive shorter
sentence by so doing. He also realized
that, being tramp. he would find It dli-
ficul, to establish an alibi. Cassidy was
sent 10 the penitentiary in Georgia. Inc
robbery occurred on Oct. 5, 1902, ana
since Cassidy's confinement in the Peni'
tertiary he has concluded TO establish his
innocence and ask for pardon. de al
leges that he was in Jail in Alexandra
when the robbery was committed, ana
in order to prove the correctness OF his
statement sent letter to Mayor Simpson
asking him to inquire into the matter;
The Mayor examined the records and
discovered that Cassidy was in the jail
in this city from October 4 until October
2S. His honor sent the information
solicited and the prisoner will doubtless
be liberated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
The Weather.

Several showers of rain fell last night.
They we're accompanied by some thun-
der and lightning. The atmosLhere, al
times was oppressive. Conditions TINS
morning were threatening, but later the
weather became fair. The intense hui
midity in the atmosphere makes the
temperature very oppressive, though the
mercury today registered but little
okova "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05

A fortune OF etL awaits
woman who was Poofhous'
of Wavna comm It 80 years
go 70 sba .snh september,
1875, Mrs. Dsyi oil resi-
dent of Wooster. nmit'eu !"
the county mfr DAYS ia'e'
she became the mother oI a daughter.
Soon after the mother died. About the
time that the wall Of the poorhouse came
into the world the wife of wealthy
farmer became the mother Of a daughter.
This babe died within fev hours. The
father of this child, who had been mar
ried many years without children bless
inc his home, was anxious for an heir.
He was particular friend of Charles Z.
Gasche. ST.. a member of the board Oh
iufirmary directors. and through MI
Gasche got possession Of Mrs. Lilley' :
babe. Taking it to his home, he gave II
10 his wife as his own. Whether the hus.
hand ever told his wife of his merciiul
deception is not known, but the girl grew
10 womanhood. Mr.. Gasche on different
occasions saw her as young woman ana
told the story of her paren:age, but no
one can be found to whom he told the
name of the people who adopted the babe a.
II has just come to light that the wali oil
the poorhouse through the death OF a
brother of the mother is one OF the heirs
TO large fortune. But to locate her Is
the question. Mr.. Gasche is dead; also
his wife, to whom he had told the name
of the people who had taken the wall a.
their own. 1t is hoped that someone can
be found who knows the name OF the
family. If the foster father is living he
can supply the information but whether
or not he will be willing to do so is
ouastiOu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
meath of an old Resident.

Mr. Gustav Reinecker, an old and
respected resident, died at his home,
1918 Duke street, at an early hour this
morning. The deceased was born IN
Germany p years ago. He leaves a
daughter. Mr.. Reinecker was captain
of Company d, Fifth Pennsy'ya.'a
Cavalry, during the war between lhe
States. For many years he conduc'to
a green house here. He had recent's
been sufferer from paralysls. MI
Reinecker was graduate ola German
college.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
A MUTE's APPEAL
Accused Dismissed.

The case OF Harry Shirley, colored,
charged with entering the house of Bet
tie Hamilton, also colored, at O'Clock
Tuesday morning for the purpose of com
hitting felony, was called in the Police
Court this morning. Shirley was dismiss
ed, the evidence of the complainant not
substantiating the charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05
Baseball.

The Alexandria Athletic Association
and the post team from Fort Washing.
ton will play game of baseball OH the ne
fair grounds tomorrow afternoon AZ 4:oo
o'clock The grounds were badly torn
up by the circus Wednesday, but ar
rangemeuts have been made to have them
in shape tomorrow. The Alexandra
players will go to Fort Hunt on Sunday
afternoon to play the team at that point
and ON Saturday, the 18th, will play the
team from Leesburg, on the home
grounds at Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05

The barber shop of Frank Costello, an
Italian. and the adjoining butcher shop
of John Myers in Passaic, n. D., were
wrecked today by bomb, which wa'
hurled into the barber shop. The four
families who occupied apartments above
the stores had a narrow escape from death'
There is no clue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-05

This disease has lost its terrors SINCE
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dsar-
rhoea Remedy came into genersi use
The uniform success which attends the
use of this remedy in all cases OF bowel
complaints in children has made 1t
fayorite wherever its value has become
known. For sale by Richard Gtosof
and w. F. Creighton & Co.