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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-28
TO the Public.

You are respectfully requested 70
mll on the undeFAigned and satisfy
yourselves that the wines, liquors, ei-
gaTs, etc. at 22l Commercial street are
the best in the city. New patrons, as
well as old, viii receive the best Atten'
tiOn. RALPH SWAkfs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-28

The Foolish Dictionary defines APP
pendicitis as a "modern pain costing
about 5000 more than ordinary stomach
acne. )"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-28

The Bulgarian revolutionists are re-
ported as having taken Castoria.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-28

Your heart beats 100000 times cache daylI
Put your finger your pulse and feel the blood rushing by
Good blood bad blood7 Good health bad health? You
know Your doctor will tell you his experience with Ayers
SarSapara in these Sold for sixty years
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
LONEOAK.

VIM. Rankrnhakcr was doing
some trading with Rich IAN mcr.
chants Saturday.
Nn, Chas, kieRhcrger was visit.
ing at Mrs. H. }. Laeeourse's last
Friday.
John nartr, Of Prairie CSty. was
up 20 his place after SOME hay last
saturday.
After a two days school meeting
ana exPslllng eight pupils. onr
school toos a new start Monday.
We hear that John starr has
brought suit claiming a shan IA the
e Kisner aud part IL J. hartr farms
ON Happy liilL
VIM, Hiankenhaker has rrnted the
w0ods farm for this year
ptQs Bor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
AGreatA Meeting

Officers q tho AissouuStatc Dairy
Association an making strenuous
efforts 60 have the annual moetlng,
which win bc held az Brookaeld.
February a. 70 Il. by far the grat.
~ ia IL history. They have gone
O., heavy exr,nse aud have secur-d
samc - thc hest taient IN the conn.
try IN the Tine az experts In tlc dairy
Industry,
The railroads have made very gca-
erous rates information on which
win he furnished by the SECRETARY.
g. A. Snmlley. 5G Walnut strecr.
Kanssts City, other OaiceD az the
association ar. President N. ".
Marple. ST. Joseph, first vicepresi.
dent William Plummcr. Grace. 80
Ond vice-pnsiseaa VIM Love- osce
ola; tn,asunsr. a. e. settles. Palm.
yra.
TO NcRRAsn NENPEHsHnr.
A special enort - h5nu made "a
increaSe tbs membership q the a..
ISOLATION hutton l. furnished al
members oa she pagmens - tbs
membership Zee 81 This. hsidcs
entililnR thaw IA an thc priVihedgoe
~ membership secuns a printed NJ.
baum Wport u the Rrsakacld m5ct
iag. Anyoncvh be ecurs uNc m1u.
hers obtains "a fre ucmlwrship Goa
hinsrif. 10 tho&e who seeare ths.
esGbsT u pew Raush . WY esae,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
From BELIAMY.

Editor TRTHUSE;
When that sleet fen VIC ven.
tuucd the guess that some u Il
would be with Us March Ist. and IL
looks now a. Il it we've among The
possibilities.
Last Wednesday morning looked
and Felt l'ke the g.nuiD9atuH. The
yeaFlings and calves lay an rolled ~
in a heap and did not care TO move
out u thelr warm places. and the
pigs smoked Ia their bsduke a steam
mnL The ~aeon wbecis screeehcd
and sung on the crisp snow and As
like they used "a do back in old
Virginia.
br c. b. Brand. whom many o.
your nadcrs know. - a ulembsr of
our Phoae Co, aud bciuE q memScr
Of the old school be- rs,lrcs az ~.
and gets up ar IA. (when Be does
not ov&slrnl After heEets warra.
"a up h. annses himscl. ~ rsn<iaS
up the mefnhers sioaE the tine nas
ho got hlmsll inta trouble = short
time ago by nag1ag a Rluo TOO
early.
eur hne connects Ihe central az
sheldon whcn they haye about e
locai phones and half Is donea rsFai
liners, With central Rt Montevano
whrue they have scvcraihSal phoass
aud twelve mrai Has aud cach
central has q nlghf alarm whieh,
whrn ouec startcd c0ufinurs 10 riug
until snme one STOPS a. As both
centraAs are alsn kcpr husy anita
uear midnight they do nnt carr II
he arsu@d uuta abshug 6 g IA. Tbe
nnst ring GA ouTHne setsh1tA alarus
going and When nr. Rranl ranE NE
up about ; r. "a ge hearl sour very
d~istincs growing AZ both eads *
the iine. and soucAely later. hanAsl
tho vcOsrahe nr. ovrr the coaA SO
thar b. = ury careiul nov not "a
ung until ailrr ga "a
ouc az bur rrntrals 8 presilcl
over BY q widow lady
Ca2kltE "a RzRnl
Soi4g oaasoAr- 10ucs an dose,
. coy caragr ~ Az Stow = cup a
eola ENest miik so@e eaka cara
ore4d aud 4 sloea 10 oat Il VITA
csae oyes lqdee aad have . Elas.
With &c A. g. rrah : qalte !
: NUptas,oa - us.-Ea
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

Smoking 4 ess pipe the efees
zcio sat IN the winter usiniag qaaf.
'ers. Under his s~apesvisioa thn
hoy vas learning 3 ride ssrsi % ;
qsiet norse with a broad, Cd back
''in SoEne towns thry won's la a.
show" said tie mao. .'enlsss ne
have no esmrls with as Camrls
arv 4 serious drswbaek 20 shoN
hiorses arc % much aitss8 Of them
shat lots u towns weak lei . came.
enter their gates.
"a hoFse wun't 20 near a pirss
OF ground a eamrl has s,so3 ca,
The very smell Of = esmsl 10 the
air will make . horse tremhlr ana
swsse Aad skis sesr i,nt oaiY
sound Occasionally IN q horss here
and there. h Is soand IA every
horse al ever the weird q ser.
asst Wi at,sa woadsr SAY IS 3.
Caule hate dogs IL tho ssns way
ard osss hzie dogs 50 tea. 4 ere.
shungh, we can aceeaas ler re q.
tired. Dogs ia primave umes sed
on eauls. 90 donbt. snd sve. ,aaay
here sna there. they ALL ana ee1
on kisSsas ehoses loge dags.
i'm ssFs don't saew Ohy Da
iess 10 animal. ba, painas ana Loop
ans Noa saa ,sks a 1og ~ a. :
hoa's or tgvss eagr. ard = wil
show no tears hai take ham up q
tbs eagv Of apnma O = lsopa a sna
ne Wtll sEsnhle and moan sad siiuk
away cat Of sight.
San very puzziing sn'sa
Pnlzdsiphis Bnlieti;u.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

soma button. gid banded. called
the hustler button II given.
one feature OF the BroOkdeld meet
ing wHl be the proEninence accorded
the farmers side 81 the dairy qus~-
ton. as viii be evident from a cano-
full examination Of the program.
Another attractive FEATURE win BE-
abe exhibit Of separatons and cram
cry machinery supplies given in Ma
ehinery hail in connection with the
convention. Various butter. chess
and creameontests win De held also.
livery neadrr interested IN dairy
ing should arrange 10 attend. Bet
ter send 81 membership now 10 Sec
rotary ssnAlIey 5fG sainut street,
Kansas City. MO., and tel hgm you
viii be an the RrookGcld meeting.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
DO Women want to Vote?

Assuming. for the sake Of argu-
mrnt. what has RevePyet beeR prov
ed by "a canvas or otherwise that
the majority u women do not want
10 vote, what theu9 The world
would have stood stiff from the be-
ginning. # we had waited for the
majority 10 move A majority Of
those most benefited by any reform
have never wanted that reform.
Comparatively few OF our slaves
wanted freedom. In lS37, John
Quincy Adams attempted to intro
duce into Congress a petition from
slaves. asking for the continuance Of
slavery. What right have other
women. though a majority. TO de
priye these women OF the opportu
nifty 10 vote II that opportunity be
their just righte The dog IN the
manager policy has ~ appealed 20
the reason or 10 the justice Of man
gind. Those who oppose suffrage
FOR women are protecting no rights
of their own, are defending them
selves against no additional bur
dens." for the right 70 vote. which
IS only the opportunity 10 vote,
thrust the ballot onna one. Voting
is not compulsory. No man Ia CON-
pei kd 20 vote now, and every elrc-
tiuu shows a considerable percent
age Of men who do not vote. Duty
aud desire alone are the forces which
control the exercise 81 suffrage. II.
~ Is sometimes argued. II would be
"a woman's duty 20 vots II she could
it s no kss a woman's duty now.
The same questions demand her at
tention. the same needs cry out 70
her. To deprive those women who
want 10 vote of the opportunity 10
vote l. 70 deprive Them Of rights 20
spare other women. not from bur
dens. but feelings; since the sight Of
their sisters at the polls may shame
them 80 "a sense 81 duty.
Gail Iaughiin.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

On aec0nuf ~ ii~ ssssDna sbkress
- Nr mak sobe.frn. "a Kansns
Gty brofirr - mi-s Ninne gohn
ston fbe cDndBetor ~ the muairaI
whch was - hare fFen given a. fhe
Christina chnrrh ia.f Frtiay eten
INK. az euierininment has l.su
postponed indaauifel5.
I.ev ,. DuFy. tile pastor a sins
Methodist ehnrch. rucelss1 3 ter.
gram SATURDAY. ttss @th. saying
thnt his mottrr wa& dyinx 80 be
and b. W. kff that erealnw
Because - TIE fact that Rev. or-
den ~ A0uudsile. had - 20 bone
on Saturday. and the sudden can
home a itey. Hurry. there perr no
meeting~ Saturday ~ ssbbatb even-
Ing. Rev Og3en ncfurued. however.
Monday, 10 take uD fhe meetlnE.
wheh vii c0ntiuue indedniaay.
fslas- FergBsoa = shlgving fHo
car loads a coal this wesz- Ths
cold weather has belped the i0cal
coal trade considerable.
AT the revival meeting Monday
evening there were four az the altar
and two d tbrm made a p~roesElou
The interest IN rhe msetiug + TOW-
ing.
There Is no serous sickness ~
ported az prsseut though many
have bad colds Mrs. Moore \ near
~ wen Mrs stanckuH Is 3 Etth
tetter. Nra Eastburu who was
sicE sith tonSiiitis q nbonr wcn.
Miss Moiis Brau3 s. greatly TN
proved.
STTLrE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
REAYLKY

VIZ John Heeknd0u bnA bwn
rpaghf home iruga ile p.s .iiaff
nnd - slowly recovering from bIs 81.
Ilafiea
fire broke out and most a thc
buildings a Heavily werr soon ~.
duessI g. nsi,cs Sunday night II T.
not known how 1t originated. Mf.
fsud D0ts0n aud family werc pen.
ldered homeless and did not even
save their clothes
A iittle son u Dim siril's haspneh.
monia
Prank Kings baby has been quite
sick buf - new much better.
AR Vim. Louder 4 about the bus.
hsst coal operator around here now.
iie has he contract 20 supply the
coal chubes with coal.
Mr- L. Aver has just finished strip
ping a pit Of 1ne black coal
Mr. and Mrs wooderson have the
sincere sympathy Of an IN the loss oi
their infant child which VA buried
at carbon hnter Tuesday Of last
week.
Nr. B. 6. Davis Of Appleton City,
visited old neighbors here sunday
and Monday. while here be sold J.
c. Griggs a nice team Of driving
horses.
TheJ c Roberts chicken buyers
were IN our neighborhood last week
engaging all the surplus poultry for
their a which was TO be in Rich
Hill Wednesday. Everybody sold
All they could spare 10 them at SC
per pound for old hens. and now be-
hold our home merchants are offer
ing &c.
BY the way, Sunshine, we had. un-
I'll nscently, an old hen which quite
out ranked your rooster in age, as
she would have been eleven years old
had she lived until April. Asit Is Be
stil have a nine year old cat and
tweuty-six yearold horse. Who can
beat Il?
Ur~rvw
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

~ 4
lea
1lisr. g.. ID AiL q. HOG 20
make his appearance.
Joe wiulhsii. ihe rsilrosda. is
spending a iew days a. home.
The new ~ielephonr list shows
quite a number Of new names.
Rev c. {. James went 10 Car.
image Tuesday morning returning .
night.
Rev. and Mrs Strong are enter.
tanning their sister, Miss Strong, OF
Colorado Springs. Colo.
w. G. Beasley Who made = .bOu
visit to c 5. Beaslsy in this CRY.
returned TO P~uasburg. Kas.. Tue.
day.
w. o. Jackson, a county seat.
lawyer Sas in town Tia. sda, taking
dispositions in The Law oficr OF Ten
pleton * Hales.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Go. A iiuekeb,.
of Moberly, Mo , arrived Wednes.
day night on a visit 70 the iamily OF
Geo. P Huekrbs and other rrls-
tiyes.
Jas Gee was seriously bur yrs
terdsy afternoon by a kick, from a
horse. on the leg. He was nos
thought to be badly hurt At fest bu,
soon afterward he had to 90 TO bed
and has brvn there yyrr .iace.
VIM. 81. Warner, OF Oklanoms
City, sends in his name as onr OF
the hosts of readers Of tie TRIBUNE
Mr.. Warner was a Ct iz.n OF Rich
Hill in the long ago, when the eily
was Young. aud BE- ha> not 'uFgu'-
ten nis early love
SPECIAL II way excursions to
Spokane, Tacoma and Nouhwesl
and points o. Calilomis. Iickrt,
nr sale iaiiy M.ten IL 80 Ma X
Ioo5. a. gJ~aflv 'edaccd rate, VIZ
Missouri PSF f. Rsrwa,
r. A. BALEY, AcT
Ibid you spend money 10 gel ~.
10 public rfhSsf"
"No,' answered Ssnator SCR
gnum Il dulu'I spend il. lgaVs
IL away, and thea depended ON a
decent sense OF grstuude IN the
brnehciau,es. w ashington Star
The Lex mesitng of Gen. Csnh,
Post q. A X. wal be held We'd
nrsday nigh, February IS. and
every man, the son OF "A ieJrrai soi.
dier, is invited 10 be present. II
object j. TO talk over the orgamza-
ton OF a Post OF Sons Of Veterans
The place Of mer,ing is Odd Eel
lows Hall, corner 6ih aud Walnu'.
Rev }. r. NJ Brrson. Of Savsn-
ali, Mo-, was ia tbs city during he
past week representing the Chm
,ian Home Orphanags OF Council
Blaffs, Iowa He j. looking uf r
the interests OF children without
home aud soliciting subscriptions 10
two papers by means OF which the
home is sustained, together with
such subscription or donations as
our benevolent eiliz n, are disposed
10 make Mr. B,rson va, former
IN pastor OF a church IA Butter, and
mas = daughter sud soa ,n.iaw WHO
have been assisting Unele Sam IA
~edueAiing the philippines and pre-
paung them for ihr vni +, OF
real liberty. Rev Bevsnn believes
ia the upliif OF the old and the
young aud IN doing sll the good
you can, TO all the people YOU eau.
whenever yoa a
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
waInut $1,000 v 3. Church.

Preaching AZ a. a. m. aud 1890
hy the pastor
Sunday School a, 9'45 a. m,
Junior League AZ ago p. m.
Epwouh League al 6;so p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 1880
L C.. JANIS. Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
ess9sssssssesseA.
i llOa Al BilIEFS.
4 ssssateseeeee@

THF TRfHUEE telephone ~ No
So. Send IN your items By tele-
phone.
Mrs Clyde Spencer has been
quite Dangerously sick for more
than = week past
Hereafter ] will be in my dental
Office from Tuesday noon TO Sun
dav noon.-DR. SLATER.
Hsng S,reks,er, 81 coalgatr. /.
w.. was IA the city VI ting friends
OF former days, Iass week.
Allison Trask has gone to Car.
thage 10 work tor Lanphere Bros.
painters and carnage builders.
Mr.. w {. Brown was reported
much worse last Friday morning
and not expected TO 1--we, bu, is bet
ter at tins writing.
LaCygue. Kas is in a bad way
with smallpox along with Fl. Scott
and Lamar. Rich Hill should be
on the look out for the seourge.
Elder King Stark has been again
called 10 the plssorate of the Chris
tan Church ii this city and entered
upon his lusies IS such last SUNDAY
mnfuing
DR. q a. Dclameirr came home
Sunday on a yisii tn his family. He
is over in Kansas helping Jerry
Culber'son sell copper mine stock
TO the coal oil kings
Ed Birvins and rhos. Mccomb
Jr spent Monday Of last week with
their friend Mann Hsrt, a, Butler.
Thouv m Rich Hin hnys spoke
rot = .,uEd 'hsv hsd p lily time.
Ia Demo .ra'ie paperS Of iae
count, announce Ihr nsmr of two
eaudids,rs for County school Sup.
eriuirndsn' and a call for a conven
ton 20 r"mma'r one Of them ior
ia, ofi
Mrs. Mary Prrwiu mother of
Hon w II. Prewiu, representa-
tive II Vernon county 10 the Mis-
sour legislature. died a, che home
Of Hon. w. Il. Pewiti, -
miles west OF Walker She was
past s., -srS-Sthel CitS News.
Our ier men ATE well prepared TO
supply our %canling wants mex, SUN.
mei. S'urch x Maiquari, have
pat up rb.,u' iour hEndred tons OF
splendid ier clear as crystal and
abou, eight inches thick Krvigsr
4 K'rnp and Henry Christman
have neE tiaus... filled aud ready
for summrt irads
The II Z church at Austin.
Cas- esnri,. came near being de-
siroyrs ly hfe SUNDAY. Jan. 1snd.
JUS sir-f church services were con-
eluded she mol was discovered 10
be on fr,, bot promp, work soon
POI l. a sud thc d'mi &C was not
great pnd - ,ull, covered by nsur-
suer The fir prob bly, euugh,
from the hpr
Rev. I. 4. VI Beeson. formerly
OF Bu,lrr, No. representing the
Chnsasn Osplais Home OF Coun
el Blua. Iowa. sas Ia the eiiy lasl
Fnda, aud favored the TRipuNE
with q very pleasant call and a shorr
account at Tie good work of the
Home
D, " K ciprk. Of spragur,
va. "a the CITY last Friday and
called ~ the rRtnuNE office to -,
thai tie lead r at 'hr musical enter,
taiamrn tor last Fud ~ niph'. wa
called o Kansas Cnv ~ sickness o.
her 5'o,hri and hrne, musieaI wa.
posipoirsi.
The Far Association Is doing IL
level hesl 10 - ,hllr insnciAl mat
ssfs that ltr, caa give sn0'keF zee,
fan az. wear. IL a. our einzrn.
help iben nhtraiis. 4 good tai
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

sssn 3r ! Va, CO.. osua' rt.
turned hume Monday.
L. G. Barnett went TO Harris
onyiile Monday IN the interest Of
he Modern Woodmen.
Mems lined lcashes milts, school
supplies, candies and tobaceos at
Duvail's Racket Store.
Nit. Elliot Dillon Of The NORTH
west part Of the city IS having q
serious time with LsGuppe
Boys school shoes. Meas work
shoes. Lsdies comfortable, isIi
lineo, easy shoes al Duvali's. East
Side.
NJ. A. Kimbfough who has
been sick with LaGnppe for q
week OF more is reported getting
better.
Miss Maggie Vaneiesve has
given up her position with Bur
rows Bros. aud taken a possnou
with Harley Geiger.
A slight mishap that dumped
a lew coal cars into the ditch on
the Frisco out beyond Hume Sat
urday night, delayed the arrival
uf d tram some time.
r. V. Austin, Of South Meal
ester, Ind. Ty., has been granted
a pension Of IS per month under
the age ruling Of tue Pension Blu
rean Geo p. Huckeby was MS
attorney
Wolves are troubling the farmers
down about Richards and the peo-
pie ate talking up wolf drives. A
NEE ing was 10 be held ~ Richards
Ia I Monday tor this purpose so the
Richards Progress says.
WANTED - YOUNG MAN from
bates county to prepare for desir-
able position in Govt. Mail Service
Salary $500. Rapid promotion to
sls0O. Splendid opportunity. Ad-
dress Box one, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
MIR. Grant St,ne from rural route
30 5 wa, ~ the city last Saturday
ard made a business call Al the I'M
BUM Office. Mr.. SINE j. one of
Gus be,i farmers and a thoroughgo.
INK republican.
An alarm OF FIRE Tuesday night
developed the fact that there was an
aeual blaze IN the MeNeal property
corner 4th aud Myrtle SIS. The
hoase wss entirely consumed. Part
OF lac eistern went but the lot was
saved.
Mrs. ,. L. Amrs, Of the Bazaar,
has changed her resiGenor from
Walnut ST., TO the Royce property
corner and and Maple SITS. Jimmie
AIMS. Of Richards, has removed
hi. family 90 tins eity and will Occur
nv the sam. residence with hi, ms
rents.
Mr.. Samutl w. Davis will be
editor aud business manager Of the
Bats Go. D,mocrs' during the alb
senoe Of Mr. DeArmoud a. Adjn-
tanl General Of the state Mr.. DE.
Almonds official duties will keep
him =. Jefferson City abou, all the
time
Mr. Frank Brooks, shot irer at
the New Home mines, got ms hand
hadlv burned last Thursday. lie
wall mol, be able 10 work tor a eou-
pie OF weeks. An over charge OF
powder was the cause OF the acct.
dent.
Mr. and Airs. J. W. Jsmison en-.
RETAINED a large number of their
ineads last Friday evening. oi
course their was social enjoyment
and an al around good time.
K ia hments vert served 40 Mrs.
Jam,-on's usual good taste aud
style
The alarm OF nre Sunday night
Was eaused D, a blss, on the root
OF the house occupied hy a Mr..
Hines an the ea,, end Of olive 81.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
S. [. AMES.
BAZAAR
HIGH GRADE NURSERY STOCK

Dirct 70 he PLANTERS q - tAaa bah IL uEual prsoa Ke hars
now growing IN our NURSERIES, over Two &LLL0y FEru TEEEx
by actual count --.---~~----
Varieties are true TO name and no disease Tns2ersnrs oTslEease
With each shipment Shipments the past season. exoaeded 50 go gr~ re-
PARTIES who Ssh u ~ Tn quanffsEea IKE wm be pAa@I - sna kam-
Ms 81 our trps fire ~ charge Scnd FOR - nrN-rgrrvr 49, 49,
eady. We PAY THE FREIGHT TO EOCR STATION.
NEW HAVEN NURSERIES. New Haven. Mo.
Send lNc tn pay postage. say Wh-rr yoa SAW this adErttzuesf.
and We win send yea FREEs Genuine ELBEETA Jun b1dz
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

City Report OF Public Utilti4s
January.
Dssburse- RaueIuts
u1E1Us-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

for yaurrn how nasrh q gsoe M
% % vita tlr appanaar - yo-r
loot whath uST shaa 8 pssv
shaped shOsa whats dsizsa~ shaa
ATEfM. cLEAS1rT sHoE
tAas nsEtha closely ano1t sle ssot
zad bnRss o1t 81 naturas as1i~s<
Hnas We knoW shos-r srol 4
n 2 an4 ~ esn an8 = sho~ o~s
y0ar fo0f 10 natter g T0aam sFpL
cal harAtoat na- Pe VIZ
anft- TIM
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-25
A New Joe Jefferson story.

| saw Joseph Jefferson during thu
first week of his Rivals" revival ii
1880 at the Arch street theater, says
writer in Worlds Work. Ten year,
later, when | knew him personally, i
found him off the stage as he was on--a
charming companion. The only exam
pie of his dry humor that l can now rex
call was the result of slight incident
which took place in Union square, before
q store where the actor occasionally
stopped to purchase painting materials
was at his elbow as he alighted from
his carriage, and as saluted him, said
Buying paint for the country, Mr.. JEFF
ferson?"
He halted, and in those shrewd OH
eyes-Celtic eyes-was just ghost Of 1
twinkle.
Better paint barns than the town
young mani" and he went into the shoI
for his tubes, brushes and canvas. 4
was characteristic Of Joseph Jefferson
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-25

ZIG. 81.

ing surface of the edge. Our meaning
is illustrated at D in Fig So, where the
width of X Is the same as that of the re-
naming surface, Y. If preferred, the
angles may be made rounding instead Of
beveling, as shown at G in Fig. "a, but
here, as in the case of beveling, the
rounds must be stopped off in the sauna
way as shown for the bevel in Fig. So.
When the frame is beveled, or rounded,
no rabbet should be cut in the frame
for the glass, instead the rabbet 10
formed on the back Of the frame by four
strips Of wood. These strips should be
one and one-fourth inches wide and
about three-eighths of an inch In thick
ness, and are glued and nailed on thu
back of the frame SO that the space in-
closed by them will be one-eighth Of an
inch larger all around than the size Of
the glass mirror. These strips ara
shown alta and A, Fig. 63, and also on
the cross section B and G In Fig. "a.
When the mirror is placed in tbs.
finished frame it is held In position by
means of small triangular blocks of soft
pine as shown at e. q. e. in the three
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Eldon, July 22.-Mrs Chas. Ross and
daughter, Miss Veronica, of Des Moines
are the guests Of Dale Brooks and
family
The Trott Brick Yard Co., are UNI
loading three carloads Of machinery to-
dsy.
Mark Whitney, of Keosauqua, is in
the city today on business
Mrs. Roy Tomlinson is making a
short visit in Centerville.
The grove meeting continues with
large attendance, and best Of atten-
ton. Services tomorrow morning and
evening as usual
Evangelist LeBaron will address a
meeting for women only at 4:30 to-
morrow. All women invited at the
age of fourteen and over. Subject to-
night THE Law of Pardon to a Sin
ner."
Misses Patti Percival and Clara Derr
of Bonaparte, are guests at the Hay
wood home.
Mrs. w. o. Bagley has been quite i'll,
but Is improving.
Miss Pearl Hughes left today for a
visit in Trenton, Mo.
Prof. John Owens and wife left last
night for New York City, where they
reside.
About seventeen Royal Neighbors
entertained by the Riverside camp, OF
went to Ottun,Wa last night, and were
Ottumwa.
Mrs Will sigafoos went to Douds
today for a short visit.
Miss Stella Green, of Oskaloosa, re-
turned home today after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Ray Cartwright
Miss Ruth Smith, of South .Ottum-
wa. returned home today. after a
weeks visit with Miss Anna Steele.
Miss Esther Willard left today for a
visit with Milton friends.