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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

According 10 a report By Unlted
States Consul Higgins q Berne. there
are 7ao. 90 coVs in Switzerland They
average 6&5 gallons Of milk q year per
COW, a total Of 462.5 900 gallons. val
ued AZ $4,000. 600. F~orrytwo per cent
its used for home consumption and
the rest for condensed milk. cheese
and butter.
Although representing but one-aNh
OF the entire milk production the
cheese market dictates the price OF
milk 70 al Switzerland. The cheese
Is made In about 1000 small creamer-
les. some Of which are owned By
cooperative societies and oghers By
Independent cheese makers
Summer cheese made from mlR dur
ing the time tie COWS are in the
pastures commands q better price
than the winter product made When
the COWS are stabbed The average
price for cheese in 1908 vas 6fteen
cents per pound.
The total export In 1908 was ss,00o-
ooo ponnds. valued Al SS0oo 900.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
GRASPS NICARAGUA

NEW YoRK-The Standard OIL
company has grasped Nicaragua Prac-
ucaIy the whole Of the little Central
American republic Is now owned BY a
syndicate OF Standard OIL men. as.
ISOLATED with some Of the strongest
nnanciers In this city. A town al
ready has been built. railroads are
projected aud everything Is In read
mess for the hackers Of the enterprise
20 reap huge profits. Among those
who are primarily interested in the
syndicate are james n. Lockhart. the
Standard oil capitalist. Alexander D.
Peabody. one OF Andrew Canegie's
old partners; Thomas B. Ritter. the
Pittsburg steel man John r. MeCune.
a pittsburE capitalist; Robert Pitcairn
assistant 10 the president o. the Penn
~syivania railway Dwight " fardee,
secreinry % the New York Central
lines. and l. J. Reos OF the New York
banking house Of Zimmerman a
Funeahay.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

Frank r. Gleason. = farmer cut N
Warren e shle 10 So some rood b
automobiles after his expcrisacs ~
Tuesday. Mr. Gieaeon haa = hir ioaa
% hay inst ready 20 50 IN when ere
Of his horses haikei A thunder shou.
Or was about 20 bertr operaiious in
the viciniU and 30 was n a eaRndaFy.
when a man who h fisilng him rote
into the held "a his auto oaickly
making hst a haNser 20 ne axle
90 the hay rack TIE ioat was snaishoa
into Toe bsrn IN short orter-nssica
Globe
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
PANIC IN SOUTH
TOWNS STOP THROUGH TRAINS.
TO QUARANTINE FREIGHT.
YELLOW FEVER IS GAINING
Kansas Southern and Southern Pa
elfie Through Service Cot BY the
Action Of One Parish.

NEW oRIEANs.-Th report 20
the New Orleans board d health Of
four deaths and seventeen new cases
Of yellow fever In this city seemed to
presage a considerable Increase over
the last report which stands aB the
record mark for twentyfour hours
during the present Invasion OF the
plague.
No reports OF new cases or deaths
anywhere in the South outside Of
New Orleans have been received and
A. the review OF conditions showed
a very slight increase IN this respect
tho assertion seems warranted that
the authorties In those widely scat
tered localities outside OF New or.
leans which have found sporadic cases
have the situation well in hand.
Extreme measures which some Of
the country districts are taking 20
guard themselves from yellow fever
threatens to put a stop 70 train ser
vice and may bring the federal
government into the fever situation
n the South over the mail service.
Radiool precautions have been
taken ia many other sections Of the
South and there Is apparently as great
a panic nov prevailing as at any time
during 1897. the bulk OF the country
laymen refusing TO put their faith in
the mosquito theory.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

The only selfmado man Ia The
world. Dr Mag walker. noW has an
opportunity 10 rejoice and be exceed.
ingiy glad She Is ~vlndicstcd A wise
judgc" In Pasadena Cal has rendered.
a decision 20 the effect that be finds
no ordinance whereby womeu shan
be- prevented from wearing trousers n
thsy choose Mrs Mary johnson. lead
CT % a Cult 10 Pasadena called back
To nature. raised The Issue There Is
a colony Of these psBts-cled ladies in
that city. and they may parade ihe
streets NJ win trousercd iike PAPA "a
rpt bearded nkc a rsra Let as hope
they wul 30 up that Grand street
called ~Aillionaircs Miier and pass hy
The home 81 Bob Runicite. sto MAJ
end material - she scene Cor a nee
lecture entitled The Rise and Fau %
the skirt Portland OreFonian.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

The hestpiaetd ncla Tor tht prodac
tioA OF iron iu North America or, save
that Ia norihem China. 10 the Sorld
Is In the central section ~ the Nissis
sippi valley. mainly between the sreAt
river and the Appalachian system 80
mountains and nogthWard beyond ne
gret lakes 90 the headWstcrs OF Ae
streams flowing into Hndson's nay.
the physical conditions GA the whole
being favorable for The cheap protuc
uon % the metal and us ready trans
portstion to she princtple markets a.
IS a question, however II the store
viii supply the demands 81 ne future
-Intcrnstioual Quarterly
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

NlaFsr1 Faff. Asrsse 7s-Ths
T1l1ws n ezfsr se1EK everest
from fks tlsiorie Nl1rau Pas =
fsaE1isg Fach trsrrr1sf fAn ~
pss q ns STATS are ugfn6 - pass
ass eeeE vi prsvsrt - Fssslo1-
~ ~ a g-seleal EigsEw o4s = as
EatMe EsseEzl asEca1A
Wassf Hs@szz - <sYs1S aazFr
svs hssfrsd tbo1ssEt sesswer
eoaenu0zfgg tgezgEs1g A-rE per
DAY. fcr fzfaftriA yaFyaeE "a Ecw
basaE taxes fr0zz Ire rfreT aser5 ne
FaIR. SD frrtew ~
s1irzE mnre water ara e~01za&tsL
Pn1a16lg ne ArEet lasE - As
slactnafv s-oa1 ~ 1s wA -
rhs ni8t1F rEer "a 1s e1 rkles
~ 1hs fsa o. SIX rsa1 Ee
beat - Es eerrE f1rzse szu
M=r aze peEs IKE Eg M
EsrstF Ue1se-E uA4 = Ezorn -
Cstr1w carafs
Dry cs- c 81 eA -
70 E1rn hr1FE rex ~ 81 c-zeE
via Hs-er & Fg-rU Eso acrr E-f
besses s11nf1rfi9 ~ Uza Ass1g
Ihs ngst rsszE fr11 fas E1
o auegla1s e - zszrss1 ti4
% nz-iEkt hrgpz
Theas fEnE ft91Eh x eHza-z-
GveiE rseezE ZszsfeT ueTs Nssa
ssl1at - Esn Nssk Sc ere e - uz
Earclal posElex zzE te<ET azL
Gun czrt3Ss Is ae-E z1st e4sv-
whers a1s Esae FOR 9gpaE EzrE
uess "a 1Etizu g a.
from the orlazrT tzr- - tke fGrzer
% TIE uozrtrF VIA - ths WeE,kr. -
zeu as for HEhflas 1e streets q .
large nz-ter q tsVza Aeagzs
can - easily zEf aae1rlE EU1Be
and the -szlfactzrs En4 sale -
aoe-Eiezs Ez-erztc-E las baro1e q
b1sneaz - recoguzas razE has
assumed large properties sEE e
steadily UcEi1E
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

Rnbt Lee Harris chief OF The CataW'
Ia tribe of Indians. which has a tiny
reservation embracing only one square
milc near Rock Hin s C.. on which
are ciEhtY members az the tribe lately
visited Raleigh \. c. seekipg la the
state library for an information pos.
sihie about ttc Cstawhss These In
diuus we're even after 1900. a powet.
nl tribe and ioached the ChcFokcos.
Who were in The North Carolina noun
iains sud 10 the fnnihills Chief Har
rts SAYS that there are only $50 Cataw
has ia ne United states while IN i1oe
ne trlbc could muster several thou.
sand Warriors He ls arNioes 60 have
the tribe put under federal care and
educated by the government,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
TWO coLLlsloNs At SEA.



Propeller SHADE IN mId-ooean.
NEW YORK Two collisions at
sea. one Of which snapped a propeller
blade. we're reported By the steamship
Minneapolis which has arrived from
London. Captain Thomas p. Gates
said that his steamer was wedged IN
70 tightly BY other ships that his only
choice was 10 run down one Of them.
He chose a fiAbing smack as the least
dangerous lie struck the boat a
glancing blow which carried away
parts Of her rigging. but asa no other
serious damage.
Some days later In mid ocean Cap
tain Gates believes the Minneapolis
over a fragment Of a submerged
wreck. Early Monday morning. while
the passengers were asleep. the steam.
er shlyered as from q shock against
the hull, and one blade OF the pro
pelIer snapped of. Passengers were
awakened and ran on deck in alarm
as the steamer came 20 a stop.
After a short delay. however. she pro.
cccded on her way.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
NO TiPs. THEN NO poRTERs.
A Chicago Hotel Ruling Caused . GEN
eral Wslkout.


CHICAGO. ~ Thirteen indignant
porters OF the Palmer house quit
their Jobs when the managers de-
yfsed n scheme whereby tips" revert
ed to the house The new regulation
provided that the mems salaries be
increased. but that all tips be turned
over 10 the house. Hotel detectives
went on duty TO e that the porters
turned over the dimes and quarters
banded them by generous quests The
leader said:
THE raise in salary they offered
az would not equal what We made In
the old way. Now, you see. the rea.
son I struck with the men was be
cause ] got a 'rakeon on all their
tips. ! hired them and paid their
salaries AZ the end OF the month. I'd
like & know what things NJ coming
10 when you can't get q little some
thing from = gent without a detective
buttin in"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

There are those who claim that n
sucker is born every minute And II
nav be stated that the birth rate OF
those Who make a business % hshing
for suckers Is also large The sucker
fisherman does not stay long In q
place. n the suckers nibhle he per
mns then 10 swallow bait. hook bob.
lire ard sinRer and then. wise Usher
man. be goes 70 another place, splus
on his halt and tries his luck again.
Warn the sucker Of hts faies You
would as Wen try 10 sdmouish a pig
when The bltiue season Is on q Is bis
Instinct 10 ulbble. "A fool AID his
O are soon parted And the
rvnic NH insist tha, the only way
20 make a wise man out Of a fool IS
10 pars him from his moaoy-AuantA
Journal
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

Amer a recent hahpnei a of the
dlnrrs hayine tipped the table waiter.
he sine waiter and even walter
within sight was confronted BY tttll
anniher 81 them "NouM remember
the walcrf was the murmur, let
me- soc What have yea done FOR me
sroothpick sir vas the reply, as
The waiter indicated the horrd aud
unused implements Remember
yonin exclaimed the diner laying q
genial hard upan his shoulder =
shah never. never torget yoar lovely
face.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
roR USERS OF AUTOS.
Fine French Boulevard on Which They
Can Speed.

Can Speed.
In France automobile building has
reached It's highest development.
though our manufacturer are fast
closing the gap that separates them
from their Gallic competitors. Not
only Is the machine made in France,
saws Everybodys Magazine. but roads
for Il 10 do its best on are provided
Blarrtz Is constructing a se-mile
boulevard on the coast a. Areacnon
Cor the exclusive use Of fast motor
cars. on IL there viii be no speed re-
strlctlors. and every man and woman
ambitious TO break a record or a neck
viii have q free license to DO so Lum-
bering trucks. family parties drawn
by old Dohbin. n~urse-maids with per.
a~mbulators viii notsattempt 10 cross
the bows OF T0-mile.an-hour devil wag-
ons. Solid walls vii line each side
OF a Ta-foot de cement boulevard
and any accidents that may enliVen a
DAYS Dor Will be confined among the
epeeders themselves. Like the course
of ormond. Fla. this French race
track VIII be on the beach. where In
terlopers will have small excuse 20 80
The construction OF the course Viii
cost 81 600.0o0. q comparatively small
mount when the magnitude Of the
automobile business Is considered
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

TIE Austrian MCEtzIT MzZuEs fgI
he Orsrt las wh1e9 q szatsZaz
Of The zzltorsl wealth. 81 Japzz kasst
upon rzpors x AEszrz1 bzsanes mex
q ToEya n Ehseh ne total azoznt o.
money invested Ia 1894 By o9rpoz
rious Gagged IN commerce Industry
agriculture. banking mining rzvirz
tto1 and railroads IS plzeed g zaogi
Sf&0e4 he banks had zosa
s343&99s2 e deposits and thsEr -
tai capital il 1919 amounted o zhoui
S5sz.eoGfa he puhHc eebt IN 1881
vas about Se7.agA.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
- s,rnan 3 10 RaraIar

Rev. Il n Scott pastor % ne hap
tist church IN Fairmount, Va Is cvi-
IDENTIFY a believer 10 muscular Christi
anity. IN The midst % the service
sunday nlsht a a named World en-
tered The church and Informed ne
minister that his tworld'sl house was
being robbed The pastor made the
announcement from the pulpit, cut
short The closing EXERCISES and the
congregation resolved itseif AZ once
inio a sort 81 posse committee 20 hunt
burglars Upon uesehlng Worid'a
hoasa II vas found that the burglar
had aea.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
INDIAN CHIEF IN TROUBLE
Though on Reservation. He Wanted
Old Customs Kept Up.

Jim Big Heart. q wealthy Indian
farmer who lives al Pawhuska. L T..
got into troable IL Kansas City, Kan
the ether day by having too much
money. Having sold two car loads OF
cattle. be proceeded TO display some Of
his eccentriciues. Omoer were called
10 a nooming house. where Big Heart
insisted o. sitting on the beds and
making himself perfectly al home. He
explained to the omcers that on the
reservation he was accustomed 20 go
ing Ehere he chose and that the
homes q his people were open 10 him.
He vas taken 10 the police headquzr-
ter and $500 was found IN his pock-
cts Big Heart is well educated and
speaks excellent English He owns e
4oo-acre farm and several hundred
head Of horses and catta-Chicago
Chroaicie.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
a DISAGREEMENT IN OREGON.

No Conviction In the Conspiracy Case
The Jury Stood Six 20 SiN.
PORTLAND. oRE-For the second
time. "a jury IN the United States dis.
trict court reported 10 Judge DE Haven
that q vas unable 20 reach an agree
ment Ia the case OF the United States
against Congressman J.. y. Williamson
Dr. Van Gessncr and eX-Unitod States
Commissioner Marion o, Biggs.
charged with conspiracy TO suborn
perjury in connection with the sccur-
ing illegally q part o. the public
domain. and was discharged. The
jury stood six % six
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
THE NEGRO DELEGATES Baked
a DollsT Assessment Broke Up a
Statehood Convention.

MUsKOGEE. l. THE territorial
convention Of negroes called in this
city 20 discuss future representation
in legislative conventions. broke up
In a big row and adjourned without
taking up any action Frank Reed.
Who called the convention. wanted to
collect a dollar from each delegate
and fifty cents from each alternate
10 pay expenses This was the cause
Of the wranglo that broke up the meet.
ing. There were about Ice delegates
from various parts Of the territory
here.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

NEW NORk-Two experts have
been appointed by Prcsldeut Morton
so value every piece ~ real estate
IA which the Equitable LATE Assurance
society has an interest Roports, Is is
alleged. indicate the possibility 90 os-
tonsive generalization The society.
society owns ln this country and
abroad real estate valued at approx
lmatoly. SO million dollars.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
A 800 of 80 Eanlea.

PROVIDENCE. r. I-one OF the
largest street professions Of citizens
ever seen In the street o. Providence
was the feature ~ the field Say OF
the New England leagues of the Fra.
tcmAi Order OF Eagles In Crescent
park Thursday. Every state IN New
England was represented among the
1890 men IN the parade New York
also sent q large delegation.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

MANILA Graft he's hccn discover.
81 In the medical supply department
Books wcre falsined 90 ~ a short.
agn extending ovo four years Chief
Clerk William Reeves has heon sen
,oucoa 10 nnoon months for selling
stolen surgical implements Priyatos
strawacr and stonehrakcr got five
years each. Strawscr confessed to
tholts estimated AZ $4,000.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

GLASGOW Alfred Myine. who
since the death Of George L. Watson
has been regarded a. the premier boat
designer Of this country has declined
the offer Of Sir Thomas Upton 20 de-
sign a new challenger for the
Americas cup. Mylne SAYS the
America regulations give British de-
sleners no chance for success
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

ABILENE RAs The oaso agains,
six women. farmers wives, who smash.
Cd a joint at ininstry last week and
werr arrested by the owner o. the
building. was dismissed They had
engaged an attorney and yer pre-.
pared 10 fight 90 he withdrew tho
case. The iolnt Is closed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
AE FrrTEo ouT uNoIN TRoops

John constoek, Ore Of iilinoss's Old.
eat nassna Dead In Peoria.
PEORIA. ILI@-John Comstock. a
resident Of Peoria for thirty five years
ono Of the w%calihiesi men In Central
mlonis. ia dead here. Mir Comstock
was born la T~aylorvillc. o. In ISIS
tie came 10 Peoria IN 1880. In the
Civii wat timcs SIR ComEtock eNpcud.
ed large sums 81 money ga nttine out
troops 20 serve IN the Union army
For this service De vas publicly thank.
"a by Richard Yates war governor
Of Illinois. and aiyen a c@oioncrs COM
mission Ite VAS "A OF the oldest
Niasaus in the state
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
a sooDLEa FlNED 5000.
Adam Krvsser u Milwaukee Convicted
Of Offering a $500 Bube.

Adam krucscr % Milwaukee Convicted
Of Offering q $500 Brbe.
MILwAUKEE-Adam KreuteF. a
member Of The firm OF Nelson a Kreu.
Ter. laundry supply agents. Chicago,
who was Indicted by the grand jury
for offering a bride o. 1880 20 former
Supervisor T. r Strauss, pleaded
guilty. Krcuter was sentenced to pay
a fine 81 sl.ee0.
Fred C. Gross president ~ the Wis.
consln Rendering company. denied
that Charles 4 Pastcr who vas 10.
dicted b. the Krand Jury owes The
company any money. He also denied
making charges against MT. Pnster
before the jury.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

GUTHRIE. OKiA-Colanol Thomas
II. Seward Of Guthrie. lately appointed
territorial grain Inspector has handed
his resignation 20 Governor Feguson
with The statement that the fees OF
the efice are so small that he would
be IN debt for expenses should be
serve.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

ROSWELL. n M-B0ih railroad
bridges on each slae OF Carlsbad on
the pecos are washed out by the flood
waters This isolates the iowa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

The battleship Missouri. which de-
feated other vessels Of the North At
lanuc feet 10 a race from Newport 10
New York. Is one OF the new ships Of
the navy. having been 10 oommission
only since the autumn Of 1903 She is
a sister ship OF the Ohio and the new
Maine and has a displacement Of ~
900 tons. The vessel is heavily ar
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

Whea y0E see a pretty girl eat corr
from The COZ, Fu1 look ~ The butter
On her rosk face and Wol6sF 4 shs
knows she has allowed The hest pan
20 set away.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

HunEre5s 81 aszters say fhs extra
Quantity and Superior quality % De-
Gzlce Starrh e fast tzkinR place u
all other hnAzSA o1herx say theF car-
cst sell aET c.ker Etarch
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

IEAYENWORTH. KAN Members
ot the Plumbers union az i~Navuuworth
struck Saturday for an increase 81
wages from 81 to $3.50. for oisht hours
work About twcnty five men Joined
IN the strike and FOG tho present
q viii hold up the completion OF =
number Of new buildings at Fort
Leayenworth and IN this city.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

rn2 Lapaou cant 60 mrrh mrra
ef the caposias easBess sishes keg.
tag into uoaea hiufeif
What 80 yoa mean
~wen 90 he kee ~ trwsaE -
peopes pests he oa aEl ksre "a.
naed EyeFghody kaasaa Cty
ngarem TsieEram
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

Apow1er- Hrafs tkef ect Curea SWu
Slre. AoE E401zA AE1Er. Sucatisr Eeet
Eld EarruT1E N4lA AtzI D~rurris1x Ez4
Shoe k11res, = ce-fS ACuEEt - e1astttuEa
Saupls @l@ EHEE Ad1rasa ALA s.
O1Ested LEey. y. y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

Few men are eTer 80 teerlF &c ara
that theT swat suwetmss uoafer n
after al. sac Is really the right Np
mau
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

Dcat you know that neaaucs star-A
heates eefrE ahaoluteir Superior ~
any qtaen ~ uus ~ Is oanoes sn pack
axe and sells AZ SANE pTtne As -
ounce packages q esAsr Nrtsz
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

LEWISVlLLE, ARk-After hlling
two persons and probably mortally
shooting two others, one a woman.
aud less dangerously shooting two
more. IKE" Kinney. 8 negro, Was
killed in a river bottom az Doeila.
ak miles south Of here.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

RreFv hoateesper saoait know
tat 4 they un huy noaaaea Csid
Water siafch Der laaEdFf use taeg
yin ave nat aaig tua bseaase e
never sticks to tha iron. tus bacaass
each raeEage ceatains % ozone fa1
peana-shle al ether Cold Water
ssarsass are par AZ IL Apelnd PACK
sSeS ard The PRISE b gAa same. 70
.ceats Taen agalu bec&use nsaasca
StaFea = FREE fran an iBggTic1s ehe1-
.tc2iS II gouF srsesr tries % SEA y0a 4
.iEra psrkass q = asesuss ~ h4s
q steck ca hana which - wishes 10
tsRsse q before BE- pats h neesaee
tie kueFs tAat peeaae~ Stsreh has
.printe1 % ever Psckags il large lea.
tsrs aad agzres ~ts ozz psnaad
neaanca kad save Duch tine aad
ueney $50 shs auooysnce q TIE hnoa
st.ckinE ueetrea psscF sticks
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10
uNImalum by Eastsfn L. Melders

PITrSBURG. The ulumatum ~
the iron moidors Of Allegheny county
presented to the manufacturers
Tuesday. Il gives them until Thurs.
GAY nisht X sign thS wage scale
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

Iohn ~ Rekeellrra restgnauoa A.
trsstee q VassaE ocilese sss dee. ~
lets Il Be kuoen not 70 any difIsr
saces tkas haye riser oetNeen AHA aad
Ms colleagues Ga ne hoard but slm3ly
20 a aes.fe 20 docrease his bsr1eaa
me pltiic are measured noho1y ~
Vassar has uats n aapitas4ni fof
HIM. and nv cc},ose aushegilles deat
ahgieipate aey uahauaua 81 hs pa
ioaagD Nr Roekeielier has siSen -
Nassar ever hat 8 millIon doliarN
ne colleges 10 vary b. anttitasis a.
q 4sayhak vm nst bite ue HAD tAai
ble.sss thea
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-10

Horse Haeiag In italy Is eea4 sinrs
the iatroduetlua q automohns speed
contests