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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

Andrew Carnegie has sent q check
for 5000 "a the committee c~ontrOlline
the fund which * Go be used for the
support ~ the late ex-Gov Robert =
natilsOn's widow. This brings the
fund up 90 Sfa.SsT EGoy. Pattisoa
was The ouly man who ever carried
r~cnnsylvania twice Cor the governor
ship A. be was a democrat. this
fact Is an The more remarkable When.
William siugcrley was Wipet oat
financially Pattison. whose friend he.
IA was wiped oug aisa when h
tied he ien his fAmily n0thinr bui.
mortgages On hls home
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
THE CIRCUIT JUDGES siLL


Attorney Frank Walsh Arv0es fer tn
Passage a. tire capiseL.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-The SER
ate Judiciary committee discussed the
Jackson county circuit judges blL
Frank P. Walsh. Of Kansas CITY. spoke
for the bill. which eoutemplates r.
quiring the five circuit judges 70 90
the work q the jury conmissloner.
and give them ~addiu0nAl pay AZ the
rate Of 81 geo each. the money the new
Jury las WOuld save 70 the taxp1yeu
Mr.. Walsh urged that the legislature
ought to pass the bEl Il for no ether
reason than that Il vas without = sin
gle voice in opposition az home. and
the salaries Of the judges Eozld b
paid By Jackson oo1nty alone. The
Jackson county judges, walsh said
are the most overworked and under
paid IN the Middle West
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

falling ~ the young mans breast as
he folded his arms across n.
Presently Jean. without lifting his
eyes asked, in a stubborn. logged
tone. a. though expecting an ansWer
he did not wish TO hear. 10 you
mean 70 have me understand that he
Cen. bonaparte- sent you 20 roulon
after me-"
M0st ssSuredly. ne. as have al
ready told you. sent me Ia the autumn
Of s5, lie supposed yon we're stll
Under the charge of Pere Huet. being
ntted for the career hour general-
had planned for you-ono that would
keep o close 10 him. and insure
your future
Latte had now recoverca-anpar
rutly. AZ loast-from the eject wrought
upon him by Groioirc's surprising Ia
~teliRence.
You vim deliver him a message
from mes
with pleasure"
Give him my homage ZOE his own
greatness. and for the splondor be
has bropght upon France, Convey I q
him all my hearts gratitude Tor his
kindness saa protection when I was
q boy and FOR what be would have
tried 10 make me as a man. Ten him
that ! love him. and win ever
love him and that 40 sacrifice he may
vfsh or accept viii be too great Tor
me to make 10 hls behalf. Can you
remember this"
@gvep word and ! VIII repeat Ct
faithfully
"Adiea, then. old comrade. said
Jean. grasping Grcioire's hand rhis
may BE- pa last meeting but q VIII
not end our regard for each other"
"indeed no, nor our thoughts OF
one another was the hearty rcsconse,
accompanied hy a tighter clasp Of
Lahtte's slender dngcrs and Istnust
Il may not b. the laat. By many. Of
oar meetings
"Adieu. old comrade.
"Adleu mon aml
One final hand-clasn. ana Latte
turned away Hut after taking a few
steps. ne faced about and went back
TO 0relolre. who stood as he had LEFT
him.
"One thing more. said Iahte hes,
itaunglyi one more question. which
you may answer Or not. as you
choose"
4 viii snswSr whatever question
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

JEFFERSON CITY NO. Hary
Wsl@siey % Kaasas cify uAoss On
&c PruAteit sNoking ~ street ears uas
fearted hvQratiy. hss Is mina olAar
street car rcaogns He i rrepaflnr
q es m4sius & 4 wsemeanof 10 sait
"a enc noar ~ stFees eass sitsuaika
ef 81 ne rQrs 81 pahiie hnlitnes
he ait hat ne ysai object ~ gAe ~
= . stee ne haait q sglsiiax 80 the
ncors q street ears vhera csnder
0ss bare beeoae careless ia snlare-
hs ~ noasflttiu8 ulA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
1AcksoN eouNTY e 81
Senator Gilmore Has = Hssssrs e.
Remedy the Present Laws DesersL

senster Gilmore Has = hssssrs e
Remedy tire Present Laws DesersG
JEFFERSON CITY-senaior CT
mor ~introdaoed q bn uhieh Is IL
tended 70 remedy the defecss q TIE
law which made trouble sor the Jack
son county court last fan Il nskef
the county surveyor e~xonscso rad
commissioner and gives HIN ne power
70 Jet road contracts subject 70 the
approval Of the county courl n the
Improvements proposed wiz Cost nors
than $500 the Surveyor unEt a6rsr-
use for bids in some daily paper q
general circufatiOn- n less than 81
800 and more than sls Is to Be ex-
Pended On the coatrac. notices zay
be posted on fence posts or published
In a weekly paper. Improvements
that cost less than 800 need not BE
advertised
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

But all his iaaecisioa vas econ root.
I'd BY the realization OF what was rep
resented BY she face and form -
close 10 him. and come 20 life, as IL
we're, from the dead The living pres.
ent seemed 10 animate the dead past.
the reality of Greloirc gave actual life
10 the ideal Napoleon.
Pardon monsieur he said bowing
Slightly as 0rlolre looked up but /
think ! bad the pleasure OF meeting
monsieur many years $50 IN France.
-Ah. said Grcloire, a. he turned 20
the speaker. May ! ask When
Long ago IN I.sngucdoc. and Tou.
len" replied Latte. GxlnE his black
eyes upon oncioirc's face. We met az
lie Ckien Hcurcua. Ia Tonlun: and the
last time I saw you Vas al the Con.
vent % ST. suiplce. where you were
recovering from wounds In the hnal
assault upon che city"
Mon Dieu," exclaimed Greloire
what means ell tAis. monsicarT Can
4 De possible that you are Jean La
atte-iAhtte. che pit
Tho uord vas cut short by a rash
from the young mans eyes as a sabc
stroke might iop on the hand raised
for q blow.
The hut Is the name BY which !
vas known In Touion. and nay friends
sull use a. The secuna - a title
given 10 me By my enemies and which
do NOT recognise a. appropriate"
lie spoke with stefn composure, aud
with q dignity Wan becoming hiu tail.
straight agufe and refined face. while
0reiotre stared az him in silent aston
lshmenL
which Of the two. monsieur DO yoa
prefer 10 usey Latte added. nov
taking = step backward, but not re
moving bis eyes from 0reiolre
TO call you jean. as / did years
ago, Grelolre exclaimed i~mpotuously.
extending both hands which we're vel
coined by the Arm grip Of the younger
mans FincNy hnsera
"bicn. the latter said -i.et a be
go And you-what shall I can vow
marquis, duke. OF marshal Of Franocs"
Tell me Of yourself, and Of Napo.
icon
The arsi will take but a short
time" Oreioire replied iaGEhlnriyl
for ! am not a noblcman. nor yet al
omcer, iadecd / left the army six
years ago on ceoun OF sandry At.
tentions paid 10 ny body and limbs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
cAAPrGR Ix.

u was late n . snltry. almost breeze.
Tess evening IA September. 1871. that
he ship Condor" belonging 10 IAro
and bis associates. dropped anchor In
The harbor OF Fort Royal. Martinique.
She had but = 0lngle passenger. II
Euch he could Be termed; for Il was
Jean LRntie. returned recently from
a mission which viii be referred to
more particularly later on. and who
had come from New Orleans for the
purpose OF meeting Laro. whom he ex.
pected to find waiting AZ Fort Royal.
His search proved unagaillng, al
though he ascertained that Laro had
been IL In the town: and after Wis
itng several OF the places where he
was liable TO be found. LATTE vent
70 an inn not far from the wharyes.
and ordered supper.
Here he sat enjoying the GOODNESS.
while he slipped and smoked. when
there came to his ears the sound OF
a voice whose mellow resonance
thrilled him strangely. sending bis
thoughts whirling into the past.
The air Vas yet vibrating with the
hearty tones as the speaker came
through the door; and a lamp hanging
from the ceiling OF the balcony
flashed rs rays into ghe face Of Gre
loire.
The recognition was not mutual.
for Greioire. after a careless glance
az the younger man. crossed the bal
cOny and seated himself hear the rail.
LATTE was. for the moment unde-
cided as 10 what to do.-whether TO
reveal his identity. and risk hearing
whatever comments Greloire might
make upon q name and career which
already bad become known In two
continents. or 10 remain silent. and
thus forego this ~uniooked-for oppor-
tunity for knowing something definite
in regard 10 the man who was SIN
dear 10 him-he Who was nov Emper-
or Of France.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
AFITvTE ~
N LOUISIANA
e9 BY NARY DEVEREUx
Euh nLUsTpAnoN9 On Oon { wasor
~s2~sk Ds y IN Avvg ~vc5ys03
bY MARY DEVEREUX

by the enemies OF France. who thus
rendered ms UNIT for hard service
againgi them. and ! am now Monsieur
Felix Greloire, attache OF the emper
or's household. A. such I go upon
various missions: and my business
here relates TO the settlement Of some
matters connecfed with certain prop.
erty belonging 20 her Majesty the
empress. who, as you know. IL a native
81 this fair island. a hne place II H..
both as TO climate aud people; but
Louisiana IL far more 10 my taste"
LATTE appeared 20 observe the r.
relevancy 81 this last remark, for,
with a keen look at Greloire. he said.
louisiana What do you know OF
louisiana"
%Much-thst Is. Of New Orleans.
foz I was there several months. In the
autumn OF iSo3.'
4 was then absent from Louis
lana said the young man.
so ! learned. when ] made inqui-
ries for you. But I heard something
Of You. and siiii more In regard to
that Spanish rascal who took you
away from Toulon. not long before /
wen there TO get you myself"
What mean you by thatqT LATTE
demanded. almost as II resenting an
anuont
This. mon ami was the slowly and
distinctly uttered reply. That when
Gen. Bonaparte. late in October OF
1928. sent me 10 Toulon. IN order to
bring you TO him a. Paris. ! found
that you and Pierre had already gone
with LarD. bound for Louisiana"
who told you thisg" inquired La
htte.
a dozen peopie-Thiel amongst
them. l went hrst 70 Pere Huot's
house. and there ~ascertained that the
good priest was dead. / then yisitec
lie Chen Heureux. and learned what
7 have told you"
Lahfte turned again from Greioire.
and settled down into his chair: and
the latter saw The quick rising and
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
A ohoP IN VALUES.
Charged Conditions Ansesed Worth
% Love Lettera-

Heug Clcws. the banker. uas talk.
Ing about a stock that bad dropped 10
value.
Great vas is FAN. be said. II
"a pathetic. II made me think OF
a incident that happened the other
day in an express on.ee
To this onco a burly. Kind lookiue
young man came With a package an
aer his arm
~ IA 90 express this package
be said.
The clerk, a. usual asked hims
What Is the nature OF the 0
tents 81 the packaEeS
u o. said the simple mined
youth Ia . sad tone a bundle Of LEI
tiers from a young lady. am return
ing them 90 her.
Their yalnes said the clerk
The young man swallowed.
- don't knoW What their value Il
nov. he said huskily. bat a week seo
! thought they werc worth about half
q million dollars
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

senaior Rropn ~ Cas- ietroaaeea
q ooastitutt1aai aneeaaent rcorians
thal nemtFrs % TIE reneSai a4senhlr
sAan rcoeive SlQle e war sa.ary
Senator nerlitiss latso1ocsa : Hi
rerealine ne pros1nt hnart eE hc4ifA
iaN sht Erouans O. usv ona
rhe sfraie eaamittee 81 nllrosds
reported tsecseAN - a hiu Is rsaish
~ severe naes aax rAQgaaa eoggeea.
tvs tAat reqaisea 81 nea 10 work
mcfe tAan Sikteea Aoarf eensecasire,y
uahoat etsht Aearf re1 e1eept Il
sate * seeiteaL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
TIE SCHOOL siLL PASSED.

Compulsory s~Upersision q County
Sehoois Provided FER.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-The AN
introduced By Naples Of christisn.
county 20 provide for cempnlsov
county school SUPERVISED. cane up for
final passage in the house Wkea the
bin Was read. HAlnes o. saline at
tackled H. He said that the hlI wonld
Greats ii4 new offices In the state a.
q salary q from &s8a 70 sseo9 each
year, Naples supported Il vigorously.
Chase did the same. sen advocated
It's passage TIE ban uss passed 81
a vote q iF7 70 a.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

JEFFERSON cITY-IA ne seaSTs
Senator Noaak tutroducet = uamaer
- hils reisifaS b shs r~aalsAment ~
eftataaiS tao q tsau pgorsiink f.r
tes ttata Hs0AiIs saaatar Yoaar 81.
paEtle1 .hat ~heress traln ro1oers
NeEe hshle % capital paaishmaaL ne
A~ixsNsy1aa asa tap b0rxlas we're aow
An,iet O. a naHinan pena.ty u nre
yeaEs III The pealtsntArg
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
MISSOURI LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


49,
~ 40 csiiaafrsi La~a
JEFFERSON cTY~la fb. hcgga
81Te htstifa Hictarff1n - Kansas
CITY reowBes ne nsAs ptsh tro
rsarN aso caused - n1ch letsrets ~
Kanaae CRY an1 ~ ttaio rspsiaL NJ.
hlctaf6nQn ~inifDdpee1 two fNn oas
~ them ~ reBeai re Faicse pos iaw
and ne Uhsr % leave q os101af vim
inagred ukether ftey take oat atti.
uonal ~inturance % not
Representative sInEaors ~ Ese4ty
.iatfp1ue~ = baB 10 prshftst ne egn
guction o. orerEfsoa u transit Hes
n GiEsosri exoeDuax b. eorporafloM
7fEzuized Ender ne laws q Mlssgzrf
Druggists Nlth SrescTzvtfgn cSss
screens vii be lmmedlasetv interested
h = bli whsrh eaEae frorn tie hxn1N q
RevrssentauFe GILLESPIE - B1o1e By
he terms ~ fhis bu al peruo1s seIi-
ing hqeor for colEgEp1oe o. tie
premises muEt take cat 9 state Userss
psing s2oQ and q eosnB license coz
ng gzqa
A Jasper county BIZ tztroduoef b.
Representative Roach. vas asrofaosI
% permit the c0u11 q thzt nusutv 20
81 az the sane places a. tie cinrEs
sourt does nov. meaning Joplin as wsg
AZ. Carthage
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

" |-M.|.|L ~
4sffsrssa Cry
JEFFERSON err. M0-A anf ~nn
rsparfs1 fse,gatir 81 az k1sse rtt,a
= peesst rll - . btfssr ssts b aar
hek ueaeJ iesaEA uss ~ sresatas
fsat q bsvb9er nay reroref al Ia
tnrsss - ~ Fsf sass ~ stsysas sw
a. 1ne ~ Aas q "a fsee sez e.
kr1eya fesf
ne sp 81 rersstl-x fats en-
sJMert areatE ues orfeFef - -
rossnezt Il tke ec4D ne 80 sro-
Yi3eH rhat azy rernoa u6o x1s1 -
EsEtY - aET sssvth1z 20 anF eerpon
a77.yiag tov ezSegzezt ~ va ska1
tlrert arg gtr o sszza ssFFx r.
WcrE - E1 EEECral kcaae - sail
fzE wrhtn thrse oars 10 w1essa -
eevtAtle e-TmeEf Eg a. 3 xz-r
aid 1psu tezzae rsa 3 refan ~
ZozsT P5tf ~ he z,ssnsx t.r 81
plggmea EhAu - tse-sz ErF e
. @lRezazF - - w-ax 81 a
nae e fran fiFe - Els4 g
prsgz1eut "a ne warEca1s fs-u
siErT Gzys 20 ne Easr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

Who Is that shabby looking nap
ove theref
He Is the president Of the bank
And who is that well dressed look
ing gentleman with himg-
That IS his ofiee boy"
But Why
That's Just IL The Once boy &C.
pOsits his earnings in the clothing
store The president keeps his In the
bank
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
% PsosI TAs sroeN YAaoa
Nsntss Ctr. g. Isals sad 81 Jsssph
% Be Investigated

JEFFERSON CITY. 10-rha sea
ar COMMITTEES ca agreeitsFe artM
ooasiacrins the stoek ranis lnvestiea
itou resa1tca. reconne1to1 20 ~
tsnSia that a cQaamitiee 20 seat b.
Kansas Cu asA 81 Jaseph 10 lapxafi
sAse stosk fArat ~oonaitioas ne eon.
mittoe also rscomnsetea that sea-
tar hrosn Seaaior HnmpArsy Aa1
ssaaios cgrT % hats Nv ssnAls
eonmitiee La meAte aeesPsss ske
massachusetts, - tha orssnal resaa
tsoa a-cecVaing 10 the connlstess rec
emnensattonA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

JEFFERSON CITY NO-TE8 S
tton az compulsory elaczt,ra has bean
a cause ~ strife 81 Mtssosu eEislA
fHFes Tor years Wts year the teach.
ssa are working soF a conpalsory "a
ae4tios Ian n An orsanire1 Way To
aSy abcat nfy Pethioas 81 ne saa
ie1 Nar snhmissea b me seaats
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
Llttie Chance o. oseulasIsn.

Miss stalmste-No mar who kisses
the vine cup can kiss me
Fergnson-And ! suppose 81 is only
the man who has kissed the wine cup
.Hho has any desire 70 kiss you. Aw.
fully awkward. isn't it?-Boston Trans
cTipt.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
- - - -


JEFTK2soN Cribs ErF 81
LoaAH rzcsEe& ~s sxs zzsrsz
spuntas arrives kers seas 1Er
- ~ farzes LszasSu Gy7errcr
CoiDza. oEneg ~ Co1maaa nugzz
Wiorid 81 he arsersse e the 81 Lousa
RsaEE Aspooz1a TIE k1aT A.
pared before 1e bozse cTf=5naz s
lFyr18ezre noIEs1as 20 asa fr -
eetest - blgl ~ BsckssF e g. Ensss
- pro&sht raelrw Ia 81 LsaGA AZ
present hars ia 1te law Hk5eh per-
Eiu h~srseraeszg a3Eeez AgzIl a1s
N0reEher f- rinety GAYS - uzs r-as
o. azy o1s track hoskHzksrz 10 o,a-
Inc tAetr gzlklzg 10 ne trRrk Mfs
and @ pay s. p@v cay. Ekhea msnsy
goes 70 ne zps7Vz q ras sezaEa
STATE fair.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-rhe sen
ale IN ~eKecatlvs session csufiraea
ne sPcointneeis made b 0orernor
IVA e. electton Ead poisee conmls
sloasrs fv 81 Io9a sxcept ThonGa
n sklnkeH nenperaiie ~siee>ion coz
m~issi1ner.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

let me see. a eyuie is a man Who
IS tired Of the world. is be mott. the
young student Of language ssked
No, DO. my child. replied the
knowing tutor. q eynic is a RAJ q
whom the world Is ured-Pick-Me
Up.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
70 LOOK INro sTock YAROs
Committees srom SissssT aad Kan.
. Le~alalat1rss ARaslntsa

JEFFERSON CITY-me a ap.
pointed a committee made gp * Sea.
ators Brown AZ cnS Hamphrcy ~
shelby and Crery 81 OZARK 60 operate
Nith a hke committee frnm the hoase
ahd also vita . like ccmmgtta an.
pointed BY the Kansas Legislature q
Kansas 60 ihsestigata tho stack ynr1s
eh4rses qaestioa with a view 70 aran-
inE a bal WhlrA pin regulate tAe yaras
IN TIE Interests e tha saiPpera
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

Say. queried singieton. have yos
ever read Dsnte's description q the
Internal regi0ns7
No replied wedseriy. but ny.
wife's mother lives with as q my.
eldest daughter Is taking piano les
sons"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

Balty Moore notice that q color.
ed pusiiisi IS planning 10 start a prize
light AZ ; O'Clock and get married az s.
Calvert, Jr-This is certainly the
axe Of revolutionizing old customs ans
getting things reversed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-senator
uekins0a iatro1aoea IN ne senate 4
bal uhich proviaes hat o7aers q the.
board q railToaa camnisslOesrs sAaii
- suecliVo SAITH nfvensot ~ q ceert.
81 oonPslsnt tarlAlrllaa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

He-The doctor told no thss
whisky would make me sirone
Shc-~Did Bfa
He-"Nes I bought q barrel q 4
last month and coaidnt lin a. and
neW I can cars Il an over the house
-Brookiyn CiJlren-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
ssA0LEY IL aaLaoAoa


JEFFERSON CITY. NO-Brz<sey,
q St. FrzaEE eoazsT. Is fairy n zAs
saddle aEA51 Sc the Nemesis q ne
zil-n4eA Re introduced a III %
compel r1iiroz6 co=Sanses 10 treat
thsir pz1rgas fairly. and Specifies that
al q then coi1g bnztnss Il tbs state
must IN a. last two trafzs u eAeA
carectio7 daily for the aecoumodassan
q the travelling pzbise-
senEtor Gar5ner. e S. Lnuix e.
fered a bGn 70 create the office q rzE-
uosd inspector a. = salary q saEssa
Tear. the 49, officer 70 work uzte-
the direction a. the present board q
zilroa1 commissioner
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
EXTENDING THE STATUTE
Anensss sm ApslIes o-iy q srsssv.
VITA a Fgss-Ne1s IImit

JEFFERSON CITY. Ma Bm 10
sxtend ne statute oi HniIafioes sow
criminal offe1ses eane 70 raurndsy.
he aul In rs oTisisai form coutsz
plated al c-tl1e1 Sezztor Gsrtner a
81 LaEas aoagAt % EmsuE Il 10 a. 70
refer only % bribery. q 70 make
ne uZe Eve yeans instead a shres
As a. TresenL senAfuv PARIS ofsere1
70 Anead@ents first 10 make IA uus
ten years AID nsxf 20 make 4 serves
yeNrs bcih q these were vsssd
sovn and me bfn vas seat 70 ezgrass
meat ApRlytng onlg 20 bribery eases
and ezisadinE the hns 20 slve yuA-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02
A Dreadful oissppointment

They say he vas disappointed IL
love"
Yes Her father failed in business
Just 4 week before the dap SCI for the
wedding.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

lda-so you refused the last noble
mar and are not married Fetf
May-Yes. 7 am something like .
doubtful state after election.
Ida-HoW is that3
May II an waiting for the right
coGnt
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

NO, ! don't think much ~ a maa
Who uses a perfume; a. youT
No indeed. usually 10 isaf N0ftk
a scent
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

gudre 10 wifnessl what il youT
age. mRdRm7
l1A1y~-TNfnfYone plus
Judge go Clerk q coHu8-To1 maj
noE swear ire Hifaefs 10 tell ibe truth.
the Whole truih and nothing bat the
truth.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

Tired Tatlers say DID rouse ever
e q msneatiR shark
Hungry HigEins-Nkws bat seq
a man eaun' turkey onceL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

SRS. ma said fto small boy. my
stomach san MS dinner time
Run away aud play. rcplie1 his
ma. pour stomach's fast
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-02

"floW dare yoa come home a. nik
niKhl In this conaltioa. GoogFe
~EScose ne u'aeaE l forgot -
were back lrnw -cfkerN-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-13
Ell 'PASO REAL De
MANATI.
En- 'reaIidad'' eS lr enOrme baeha
eI terror de los viajantes.
Gausa graRdsS psrlulGlOs en- Ell trafiCO Bar
celOReta.

Hemos tenido la OCCASION de pasar hace
pocos dfas por el sitio denominado "Paso
Real" situado en- la carretera de Barcelo-
meta & Manatf.a
FL "Paso Real es un enorme bache
donde todo vehfculo animal que por ALI
transita Sc queda en- el atascado hasta que
la Providencia echa por aquel lugar algu-
mas personals que ayuden uno salir del
paso. 49,. que Sc llama Real no vale nj
un perro chico.
La iunta de caminos del distrito de San
Juan ha desatendido las numerosas sGpli-
cas- que le han sido hechas por prestigiosos
vecinos de Manatf y Barceloneta. Nj un
solo centavo ha invertido la junta de ca
minos en- reparar el Profundo y extenso
bache que impide el transito entire BARGE
loneta Manatf, =
Nosotros hemos suplicado personalmente
al Alcalde de Manatf, senior Vazquez Co
Ion, que infuya hasta conseguir del ayun-
tamiento de dicho pueblo una suma de di-
nero del presupuesto VICENTE para sufra-
gar los gastos que Sc originen en- la COM
posici6n del "Paso Real
No dudamos que, dada la actividad
el cello que siempre nos ha demostrado 81
Alcalde Vazquez Colon en- todo aquello
que sea una mejora para la municipalidad,
pronto veremos arreglado el "Paso Real"
de Manatf.-LATR0BE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-13
EI mage de MenIo Park
InVentO para desGubrr los peCes aCuatiGOs, perO
de los terrestres NADIA Sc dice.

La prensa de Nueva York anuncia que
el gran Edison ha perfeccionado su acu-
mulador el6ctrico de manera que haga CO.
rrer un caro- 4 una velocidad de 55 XII
l6metros por hora, levando dos toneladas
de peso FL costo de ese nuevo acumula-
dor sera un so por 100 mas barato de 10
que cuesta mantener un caballo.
APPLICABLE el nuevo acumulador a los au-
tom6viles, podr6n recorrer $50 Kilometres
con una sola carga.
Sc estd va construyendo Ell edifcio para
Ia fabrication y la exploitation de este nue.
vo invento.
Ell mismo Edison ha inventado un apa-
ratio que hace trasparente el aqua del mar,
por grande que sea su espesor; ell inyento
es muy it'll para la gente de mar, singu-
larmente para los pescadores, que podran
yer desde la barca ST hay no pescado. en-
las aguas que van recorriendo y que clase
de pescado es el que mas abunda en- elias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-13
Para SeIOraS
Di1aS y ni1Os

mo ha visto usted los magni-
ficos trajes, blusas kimonas, sa-
cos guarda-polvos, enaguas, cami-
sas, cubre-corsets, trajes para nj
fias y ni1os, ETC., ETC., de telas de
hilo, hechos en- nuestros propiosta-
Heres? Aunque los precios a que
vendemos son muy m6dicos, no
hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido COM
prende desde la blusa mas censi-
LA, hasta los ricos trajes adorna-
dos con fnos encajes, calados, b Dr.
dados. etc. The Porto Rico DrGwx
Work& Embroidery Co.-l9 F or
taleza San Juan. 49,