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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

10 make, the noors 10 screh, the win
dows 10 clean. and-ach. there is
plenty 10 do. This lamp In the tower
lit is more dlmcnlt TO care for than
a family Of children II need not be
wound more than onco In Ave hours,
but | Wind II every three hours 70 az
10 take no chances, Ia nineteen
years that light has never d~lsappoint.
ed sailors who have depended upon
It. Every night l watch Il untl ~
o'clock. Then. II all Is well. I 20
70 bed. leaving my assistant In
charge"
Like . Champagne Bottle.
Everything around the house was
as spick and span as on a m~an-of-war.
To get an idea of the rooms imagine
YOU are In a champagne bottle that
tapers toward the top. The kitchen
and dining room. on the main floor, is
the largest. Lockers for clothes and
closets for china are fitted INTO the
sides OF the iron o n very much as
they are aboard ship. A large range
furnishes heat for the entire house.
A sewing machine and a phonograph
suggest AL the comforts OF a fat
The former Mrs. Walker resorts 10
when she is tired OF reading in the
long winter nights. The latter Is for
the benefit OF her son and daughter.
who get hdgety once In a while for
the sound OF a human voice. and a
comic song or Joke from a brass fun.
uel is more comforting than none at
vii.
OF course. there is Mamie. When
Mamie was a little girl she was her
mothers constant companion on the
hight" You can see the dolls she
used TO play with scattered around
the place now. But as she grew up
Il was necessary for her 20 90 10
school To row TO and from the light.
house to Staten island every day was
out OF the question. 50 Mamie boards
on the mainland. and goes out 10 see
her mother on Sundays and holidays.
Besides. Mamie is II years old and
comeiy. There are dances and things,
and in the winter nights even the
most ardent woOer would think twice
before venturlng three miles amid
floating ice In a rowboat. SO Mrs
Walker sighs and smiles as she goes
up the iron ladder TO light the Ian
tern when she thinks Of the good time
Mamie Is having ashore.
Jake. as everybody who knows him
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30
SOUTHERN CONDITIONS AND
POSSIBILITIES.

a. 20 part Of The ruitet states has there bera
such wonderful nummeuCial, Industrial and
Agricultural dgFaiupmrat 81 alnas thn lines -
alF fllinaiH frufre4 aid thr Aaful q hisalssippi
Misslssirpi aad Louisiana. slthlH thH rssf Zen
IraFe tturs aua towns hatn dunhitd thrir
population. HulFndt1 husiunss hinrka have
barn erected Pam lands have more than
dnuuiri lu value huudruda % Industries h4fo
brru established and a. . result there u ~
uu~EruuHioHlai demand fug
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

The fool,killcr should be removed
from office before the end OF tho
month or he may DO damage.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

n wishes was horses. tn beggars'd
ali be wantin' autymobeels. be hiyens.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

In choosing a wife Il is advisable 10
pick out a busy little body rather than
a little b~usybOdy.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

Il is said that a certain Atchisou
dressmaker can give the Gar OF Russ.
Ia pointers on being a tyTant
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

BE ware of the man who speaks Of
the shortcomings Of his neighbor with
fearful eyes.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

Talking mAchines-Vtctor and Edi-
son Rre the best; cash Or payments. 81
weekly. Write to-day. JENKINS susie
CO., KANSAS CITY, NO. 30, ZOO records In
STOCK, Mention tbs paper.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

A i%uyeailo idea Of a hero Is a bad No.
tie boy who keeps Fostering a good
one.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

The great good India r., pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is doing among
the women Of America b attracting
the attention OF many Of our leading
and thinking people guner-
ailV.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

Constant handling Of eggs In an 10
eubator will often sooii the hatch.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30
ITS MERIT IS PROVED


A Prominent Cincinnati Woman Tells
How Lydia y. pinkhAm'a Vegetables
Compound Completely Cured Her.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

Aiarze soL package Red Cross Bail Blue. only
bceuiA The Russ Company. south Bend lad
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

To mos, women the mirror is a great
aid In the study OF art.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

Ersmlns eafvfaily srey bstis o. cAsrouA
a safs add safs Tsrasdy for lsfsuss and ehiAsvA
anA 80 thst Il
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR Piles
ftchtng. hlind. nirr4ing 81 frutru1inE Piles Your
druggist vii refund mnhry ~ FALu OfNTMkhr
faua 20 ears yuu Ia 9 70 Il daIs. So
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

Mrs. Caller Early-Miss Oldgirl is
looking for a husband" Mrs. Cutting
Hintz-"she can have mlne."-Hous-
ton Chronicle.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-30

II Ua FsT 0vrt 80 Nusfa-
M Kina Yea Have uuzys boaEAi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
nNnNnrnnn nnnnnnnn 0nnnnrnnnr
BILL DELANEY ON The CHAMPIONSHIP.
ulrnnnn nnfnnnnlu

Oakland c0l makes me smile to
road about jon giving the champion.
snip to This man or that one for 0l.
though Jclfrics was the undlspinod
champion, ho has no right 10 give the
Title 10 another lrs absurd to think
that because a man ~ champion he IN
vested with the power TO give n 10 any
one, Ana no., let me tell You right here,
there n al present no champion honyy'
weight That IN the way Billy Della.
noy trainer ana manager who long
ago prupheslcd thW Jcn would ~
down IN the history of prize nghtmg AZ
the unconquored champion, looks upon
such requests,
yves vim, | Eay we have no champion
Al present Joif'H retirement Slears that,
ana from % general survey OF the
heavyweight situation, can see mo-
talent that ~ likely to make q call ON
JEFF Take the honyyWCights that were
ightlng when JCn won from Fit2sim-
mons, lhcru WAS Peter MahoT Tom
Shmkoyt Corbott ana Rubin all possl.
blltlos since then this quartet has
been trimmed down, which makes them
dpad ones
"liul I look upon the Hart, Root VIM
nor as one that VIII probably reNrrcct
one NJ the old ones ana that win be-
the beginning Of q sorlos Of lights 10
docldo the new championship, Hart
had the chance " "A lifetime 10 win the
honor Of having the last battle with the
champ HAD I been Hart, ana had
thought that | stood one chance In TO-
I would have taken the first train To-
New York horalded by coming, and
gone personally 10 jeff ana challenged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

ton of retiring from the ring, llo has
oppressed II openly but says ho Wishes
10 have his nnlnp win u few moro
llghtWoghlg before his few remaining
months NJ puglllsm are up
Early next month ! win fight the
hest man that can be found" he said,
THAT might be- llanloL or II might he
kld sullivan, on II might be WillIc
Lo#is.-l am ready aud Wiling TO fight
anyone the public wants me ~ light
ana I don't lntpnd to lot Nelson grt
away from me. ! realize that the Dane
und myolf WIN pun the biggest house
Of any two nphlors that could he
nnlrhod anywhere IN the world today
nOnl lhlnN for minute that I AIN
overlooking that liut the time " not
ripe. | prefer 10 let II ~ over Il month
q two,
During the early part Of July win
dphl some good mah here and M the
latter part Of the month | win fight IN
Los Angeles, probably Abe Attcll Then
! may make TRIP east, getting n nulns
bel of fights IN y short space ~ time,
ana then retiring from the ring. |
want to retire pn unheltcn champion,
ana ! don't know of anyone who VIII
prevent me from doing THIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
sCHRECk.BANRY MATCH,
ran, Fans Pleased WIN the Arrange
msn,s Made ny Manager reau,

Local nghl fans are pleased that
Manager willard Bean has secured
| such tough man ~ Dave Harry oi
california, 10 take FilSsimnOus place
| IN n 20.round contest With Mike Schrcck
~ the saucer track on the night Of
July g
This contest VIII be- for the light
heavyweight championship ~ the
world, nnd, according 10 those who pro.
foss 10 know, II win DO mill worth
going over u state 10 witness ~
course II VIII not attract thu attention
the SrhroCksfliz bout would have
done because old Flls has alwnya been
u great drawing card hut the attend.
Nncc N suro 10 BE- heavy noverihclcsr
IN studying what light fans are
pleased Ia term dope" Barry win
have an excellent chance with Schrock
For instance Barry beat Twin sullivan,
Tommy Burns ana HOi decision over
hllly Woods, the colorcd fighter.
Sohrock fought Burns twice, getting a
draw IN Nix rounds and then beating
burns IN 10 rounds lie also fought
Woods u 20 round draw, ana ns Barry
defeated Woods, this looks good to
bgrrS'H admirers
Another thing that pcnsos the fans
" that Barry IL under the management
Of Alec GrogglHns Of San Francisco, ana
Greggalns does not handle dead
ones" II was Grcggas that made
George Gardner beat Jack Root for the
light heavyweight championship three
years ago
Barry IN taking Fg' place, viii
weigh IN NJ lCs pounds or less at the
rlngsido, Schreck VIII be nt that
weight, or lower lie In still working
Ike u Beaver ana when he IN not
pitching hay for the farmers be ls
playing bin with them or running races
o. choppng wood, lie IN busy all the
time
The men viii box straight Marquis Of
Queensbury rules ana the winner WIN
take u per cent NJ the receipts while
the loser VIII get % per ce1L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

him FOR the championship An action
of that Kind would have insured nm i'm.
meuso house ana won for Hart the adj.
nllallon Of The public Bul instead,
hr took to the woods, ana the next
lhIug we heard of him. he met Jack
while, a fouthHnlcr In "a siX.rouud
~ IN Philadelphia, which deprived him
Of all chances Of ever meeting tho
champion"
speaking " his own reported rot ire.
mont Delaney seemed nURuod Thirty
years training ana management ur
ho1YyWrIRhl pugllus Is almost enough
ior one lifetime, and Delaney lg grow,
ing u'WpdrE
~ haven't given the mbJec, much
thought Nil the veteran MANAGER.
My health Is not Of the very best lust
now mat II. I'm not feeling as well as
! might ana | am going 10 devote some
ilmo 10 rest II Jcn should drift into
lhch game again, which don't think
ne ever VIII IA arrange my plans but
say almost confidently that ! don
hrllcNp he VIII over Ughl again When
llghtorH become champions. especially
IN The heavyweight class they don't
break their nooks looking for matches.
] Know J always Std that when lofrlos
rellros Ia ~ ont OF the the business
win him. ana guess DharIl be- about
the slIc NJ A. However I have not
any plans at present think when "a
person has been In a husNoHs FOR Thirty
years Ike ! have been, You gc rather
tired Of H. Bul win say FOR the prize
ring mat outside of baseball, M Tho
cloauosl sport of to-day Of course
ihero are some ilRps, hul when Won
WI ma that IN almost any llno"
Ana then the man who engineered
he pngllIsllo caroors ~ ,lpffrIcs. cor
bcll Buffalo Costello, Jack Brady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
HARRY IEAGREN's SCHEME,
would Have nike Citeui, ~ Denver Los
Angeles, ogden ANA salt Lake

II the scheme that Harry lIcaGlcn
has been nursing Ton some tlmc should
mhtofnlizc, there would be- IN the uonr
tuiurc, a circuit Of bicycle race tracks
composed ~ Denver los Angeles, sat
Ihhr und ogden, Nnd possibly Butte
would come IN,
llrasron has done much fur the BIKE
Same here ana IN ogden For Two
seasons he has successfully managed
the local track ana the outlook Tor the
nome saucer ana the one AZ ogden for
ihn balance ~ the season II certainly
promising lleoprru has secured n
franchise for a bin track IN Los Anses
lee, and business men IN that city are
,o erect great course win the under.
standing the ,Iounron VIII manage H.
They realize that hr understands the
game II Is his scheme To- take u string
uf riders down 10 Los Angeles IN the
winter ana return with them for lh'
summer racing here II his circuit
scheme Nv carried out when all the
tracks are IN running order blk cham
plonshlp events would be- pulled ur
FRO mllmo io time and the crack riders
ON each track could change about oc.
CNslunulIy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
MuNROE AND GOTCII,
wrestler aud Miner May Fight lusnty
Rounds In philadelphia,

MunrOo ana UOloh are soon 10 stir
the boxing world with a sN.round
bout Ia be- pulled on at Philadelphia,
THIS Information was received from
New York today and the source n
good Munroo has already gone 10
WORK with the Wow Of lighting again,
botch has not Ugrood to meet 'ho min.
en- bul n IN understood that he WIN
sign articles In due time The latter
ID the biz wrestler who has been dis.
GUESSED % great deal us "a possible op'
pononl for Jcnlios Eion II Munroe
N not much of trial horse n bout
with him Win give the public AN ink.
LINK NJ what Gotch can do, Up 10 date
Golch has had one night In Alaska,
That n ALL Tho reports Of this bat.
tie vary Some gay Golch showed
quitting signs, while others aver that
he came out with lying colors. Since
then the big wrestler has done some
gymnasium lighting In private which
~ not chrOniclod I'm the dope There
has been quiot u desire 10 Hoc Gotch
lrlod out IN the ring and MuNoc might
make him step some, Of course his
fortune would not be made II he beat
the Butte man. but II would bring him
before the public In u conspicuous way
and II would make the other hpoylos
NJ M and take notice, Who knows
but Jof might rush out of his solitude
ana accept dotch for an opponent
Aflor boxing win Gotch last week
Kid Mccoy said of himi
"Ilo ~ faster on his feet than most
Of the biz fellows I have seen, and
for glmoness and Nggresslyonoss he II
q champion. IN tell you one point
about this fellow" continued the KID,
Wipng his brow NE has II knack Of
getting IN ON YOU and rammng away
with short iols 10 tho body,
You see, he Is not AFRAID 10 cNs
change, and | nit him Ms hard M I
could to see " he would stay In, bu,
he came back lust as fAst ~ ever
when fellow viii stay IN like that
and take the gnlf h. win surely stay
the route with anyone,
II am glad 10 see that he II not afraid
~ close IN, The majority Of these new
fellows stay away from man, fearing
u punch Golch differs from them IN
this How does he compare with
Munroc2 oh, he's great deal faster,
shlftior ON his foot, and he comes at
Won all the time, He's not as heavy
us MunrOo was, but has a long reach,
exceptionally long | thlnk with n
Few good preliminary fights ! could
build good heavyweight out Of
Golch'
Britt Would Retire.
Jimmy Brit, has expressed his irlen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

victory be- made 30 cure of Another
method of the llmog bWDiIm wa,
10 dlng the houton man around the field,
dead up alive, oven B1ynrd compiled
with thlY most unDhlvalruus custom
There were doctors of duellInH who
were consulted just ns were ndyoculrt
uf hWi ana the institution became ons
tangled in The inlricHclos of rcd tape
The regulation about the choice Of arms
gave rise 10 many abuses.
There was q historic cso ut Pied.
mont, IN which u fencing master Ud.
vlsod young gentleman uuus HE
tuition to fight with dagger and word
ana steel collar around the Iupk ut
each duclllsl Wilh sharp points uboNo
and b,loN The young man was short
of stature, and tho arrangement on.
Hblel Elm to look up NJ hls adversary
comfortably while the latter could not
look down AT all without the risk of
nearly cutting his head or by his own
eXertlona consequently the young
gentleman dispatched him very easily
IN couple Of strokct Chicago NoWs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
GREAT SPORT HAS
BEEN PROMISED
For the Big Race Meet Tba, "a
Scheduled For Next
Month
AT AGRICULTURAL PARK.
Many Fast Horses Are ComIne Ia
Salt Lake from Denver for mb
Fourth ana Big Meet

'rhe general public does no, rtallg,
tho importance Of the biz race moot ON
July Fourth ana lho rA dpys mer
during the lultor part of ncNt mon ID
when tho Western Racing association
win hold forth ot Agricultural plrko
so said well known local holscman
to the "NoNa' sporting editor ldst oyt
nina
\ day or two ago, Manager W. .
Joncp received word from Paul Ham.
NOR Jr who IA now M Denver In t|u
offovl that the meet uu the Fourth ana
the nix days AFFAIR lH attracting pi..
siderable attention from the hopomrn
now following the circuit ANA ho A
olafos that practically an tho horse,
men there win ship their animals hor,
for tho HcrF, This means q great Nh.
Tor those Who enjoy the sport pf
kings"
Those who intended .hlppug thor
racers here Tor The western circuit mpni
Win send The animals along IN time loo
participate IN the races scheduled T..
the Fourth, ana lhiB means that M.
fastest horses I'm Tie western country
VIII be here ON that date thlol amuns
the visitors VIII be- ho Wentworth au,
blcs, mentioned IN these columns ns,
week II viii be- the FIRST time this WcU
known owner has shipped his horses s1
Ear west, ana the fact that no VIII de-
~ shows the meet h regarded Hs an
important one from the standpoint M
tho hOrsoman
The Denver horscmcn suggested 40
Mr., Hammer that Manager Jones ar,
range for u Derby dayathc Utah derby
during the six days meet Manage.
Jones h heartily IN favor " the scheme
nnd viii announce later the day select
ed for the derby
During the present week, local horse.
men VINO have not shipped their speed.
slcIs to Denver ana Colorado SPRING
have had their horses on The track m,
training, ana u number ~ them have
been showing w IN great form, The
frce.for.oll on the Fourth VIII hr au
event worth going many miles TO sec,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
si2.25 TO BUFFALO, N, Y

and rotmn, via Nlckcl Plate Road, from
chicago, july Sth, 9TH ana 10Th with
oNtremo return limit of August an, ny
doposiling ticket Stopovor allowed ll
thoulnuqua Lake points Also Lowest
rates 10 Ft Wayne Cleveland Erie au
other ,aFtcm points Three trains
daIlS with FIRST class equipment Mcl''
served m Nickel Plate dining ears, on
American club Meal Plan ranging W
pllct from 8ic 10 Sl00. also service q ll
carte, 80 excess fare charged ON any
train on the NlDkol Plate Roud, II con,
lomghtng mn eastern "Trip, write Cha'
IT, Johnson, District Passenger Agent
80. Nl Seventeenth st. Donvor Colo
chicago depot, corner Van liurcn Wl
Ia Sale ~ The only passenger sll,
ton ~ chicago on lhc Elevated RAN
road Loop
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
MEDIEVAL DUELLlNa.

In Ms medieval form duollne was "A
serious nnnlr The loser was not only
regarded M under the divine dlsplcas,
IRE, bat Hs the absolute property NJ the
yicto'. lie might bo hanged or kent
prisoner or handed over for disposal TO
tho lady IN the ease Dr Fondllos rec.
fused 10 enter the lls,a I'll ne had scon
a Are lighted ana 4 gnlloWs made ready
10 hnnR ana burn his enemy after tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
FOR GLiDDEN CUP.
claimed that NJ ionNi 100 Automobiles
Nll Make start

More than 100 automobiles are az.
peclol IN the nrat annual tour foi the
Ollddun trophy, which begins ON July
n, and which VIII continue for two
weeks, with the motor car enthusiasts
travelling over the yoad between the
metropolis and the white mountains.
Great inlercw IN evidenced IN the come
petition ana n IL oNpoctcd ~ very ma
tcrlally Increase touring In motor cara,
AugJstun A. Post A. H. Tucker and
NJ H. Down. are IN charge NJ tho az.
fair for the American Automobile az
ISOLATION and fopot Inquiries from an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
A BEL CLAN PEASANT
AS A DANCING CLOWN.

Tho grotcsquc individual herewith II.
Mslra,cd Ia one ~ tho dancing giles
NJ clowns that appear annually at the
carnival fo,ca " the Bolgl0n poheanlry,
Those ancient festivities have been
handed down from the earliest times
and ara almost rclgIously continued by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

" counting death more suddenly but not
moro surely than noglocilng kidney dis.
orders folcy's kidney cure will cure a
slight disorder IN a few days and ts
continued use viii cure the most obstinate
Bighrs disease ana diabetes who wcro
thought 70 bo incurNblo, II You have KID.
noy or bladder trouble, commence taking
lroloy's Kidney euro today before II IL
too late, For sale by r. J, mn Drug Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
A2SbAL


over lho country Including loltors from
individual motorists dH wen ~ mnnua
iuDiuHNlH
Entries ulc already beginning 10 como
in ono of The hIghrN puWorol ears be-.
iug ai.huur,pU,p popo.1olodo tour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Milo ronloy Mike rlouly and Denver
Ed smith turned 10 s.roke gently Ma
two pet dORs that frOllpked AZ his feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

the modern descendants ~ the wal.
looms IN iIalnaull and other Flemish
towns The principal features Of this
unique costume are the lofty hoadlrcss
NJ feathers and the glrdle of bells IN
companies of n hundred or moro these
Gillea form n leading attraction Of the
Belgian Mardi Gps celebrations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Ancient wilchcry was believed IN by
only a few but the true merit " De
Wits witch Hazel salye liz known by
every ono who has used II for bolls,
sores letter eczema ana plee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

nR ear witch win he driven by Albert
H. Pore ~ g. walker has entered an
lN.hoWp. power Pope Hartford while
Harold H. pupc win pilot one Of lh'
new Popo.Tuhuuc gopolcnc touring
ears,