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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07

talus a psrsoz's nuiritiou ~ suah,iuE che
T. eat. tVtain. digest and assimii4te ths
proper nutritious focd u oxcfcomrs tac
gastric irtitzhility and synplols ot lrdl-
rrsiou, and thus the pcfsua d ssscd trua
those symptoms II frvcf, nisAtsNctts.
headache ctc., watch are 81 cuuinon A
tonic made up largely u alcohol WI
shrink thc ccgpusclcs pi thr hlaod ard
make them weaker for rVsisttacz-
-Ihts . 90 oessif thst ! hssS uscd nnctcs
News tsoitqu Nritcai uiecrstTe thiak lf
arr grauirsi rI-rstriuc iu tt-r ucfii vftirs Mr.
n ~ Ncaue ~ WeiE ~ "a - had assrsl.s..t
~ a. Wors1 ttFrl. Z strCt1cd g. ~ tolf 1re4
icinc / t-rd kxr hnillcs. aud aee an @isas
r1y can hcasc~ork A uault.rt - uN ittcr.s
al-a arC usduE ~, fpcrccE ascit1iar anl tesf
rcocuuseut a higaly- Nay Sea e-e,a fpa %
yeuf ErAad ssT--
nr pierce BELIEVES that = toaie msie via
alc,oiol viii shftnk tinc ted hlcot cCtpusc.rs
and make thc system Ncak tsa irststancc,
thai ts uhv ~ avoided thg usr ~ any eicc-
hol 81 psfcofics in his Medical lliscaNcfy,
Which contaius thr pufV extract ttctl fo..iit
aud HERDS 0ithooi particle - aicoecl
Accenl ~ snhstlutc "a e(ioltcn ht1tcai
niscoVSry rkgre l. ucyhiug lesl as
ros,d fof dysp<psia ~ deoility
niliolsncss i cugcd - tsc uf1 81 ~,
fisfVx flea4asf fsllseA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07

three shrii blasts Of the whistle
and then we anchored, about one
fourth mile from the wharf. We
remained aboard until the next
morning. Physicians came
aboard and examined US with
reference 70 yellow fever, also
vaccinated those whose former
vaccination did not appear good.
We were then taken ashore in
skiffs.
We then went to the Office Of
the Canal Commission at Cristo-
bal ladjoining Colon) and were
assigned to our respective loca-
tons. / was assigned TO En-
pire, 81 miles from Colon and Il
miles from Panama. I left Colon
for this place on the afternoon
train Of Thursday, 10th.
Coming here / found a much
better town in many respects
than the other towns on the line.
1t was built by the French Com
pany headed by Ferdinand De
Lessep, which undertook the
building Of the canal in 1851.
The houses occupied by white
men have been repaired, but
those occupied by negroes have
had very little repair work done
on them. The roads and by-ways
in the village were paved by the
French Company, using undress-
ed boulders (there are no strait
! fed rock here, the whole isthmus
being of volcanic origin.) The
altitude Of this place is more
than 300 fl. above sea-level, and
| il is said 10 be the most health
Z ful location in the canal zone.
The sanitary department keeps
I the village drained, and it is kept
( clear of weeds and brush. There
are very few mosquitoes here, un
( like some other places in the zone
1t gets pretty hot here through
the day-so hot that a man from
I the United States cannot do
much work. II is cooler at night
than it is in Missouri during this
month. We have very good
drinking water, which is sterili-
zed artifcially.
Before / left home, several re-
lquested me 70 write them con
4 Icerning conditions and opportu-
mites here. To them / will say
through your paper that one
with a good constitution could
live in this climate. In the me
chanical departments, white men
are employed as foremen only,
and they are not expected 10 do
much manual labor. The worst
drawback is the frequent rains.
IL rains here every day, and
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07
County onicIals.

Iepreseutative-Geo. Church.
Circuit Judge. A. Denton.
Probate Judge-J. A. Silvers.
sherlfi-M. y. Morris.
Circuit Clerk--J. A. Patterson.
County Clerk. II. Herrel.
Recorder-T. X. Lisle.
rreasurer-W. c. Bell.
Pros. Atty.-A. b. Ludwick.
School Com l.. Ives.
Surveyor. b. Boron.
Administrators. T. Broaddus.
COroner-W. II. Allen.
Presiding Judge. W. McFaddeT
Associate --Jno. Armstrong
-P. A. Bruce.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07

Rev J ~ Clsrk, SO Rich Hill
preached saturday night, sun.
day and Sunday night Al the East
Nevada Baptist church The
congNsssion has enploycd Rev
Clark to serve another year as
pastor of the church. his services
IN the past giving entire sstistsc.
lion. -Ncya6a Herald
The llt,lo daughter ~ Mr. and
Mrs David Withr0w VAS burled
last Friday afteraoon from The
Walnut Street n T. Church
Rey. r. RTempleson e6nduesins
the services.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07
Meeting Dates of Courts.

Circuit court meets in Butler lst
Monday Ia February. May and
October
County court meets lst Monday I'm
February, May, August aud No.
vemher.
Probate court meets End Monday
in February, May, August and No
vember.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07
The Modern man.

The mechanical peril is a diff
iiculty which has not escaped the
attention Of the present Parli-
ment. The special commission
which was recently appointed %
inquire into the matter has issu-
ed an interim report, and the fol
lowing evidence ofone of the wit
nesses examined Is Of especial in
terest.
Question. Can you writes
Answer No; I use a typewriter
@. Can you sings A. No; I
use a phonograph.
Q. Can you play any musical
instrument: A. No; I use the
pianola.
Q. Can you sew a, No; I
/ use a sewing machine.
Q. Can you draw A. No;
/ I use a kodak.
q. Can you wake A. No; I
use a bicycle, a motor car, q tram
car or a train.
Q. Can you see: A No; I
use glasses.
Q. Can you hear: \. No; I
use a trumpet.
Q. Can you digest: A. No;
I I use digestives
@ Can you sleep: A No; I
use narcotics.
Q. Can you form an independ
ent political, literary, artistic or
ordinary opinion: A No; be.
long 70 an organizes" political
party and take my opinions in
this direction from the wirepull-
ers. As regards literature and
art, I receive my impressions Of
those matters from the reviews
in the newspapers, and in ordina-
~ circumstances ] follow gener.
al public opinion.
q. Can you brcathes A. No
I use artificial respiration.
From these answers il would
appcar that the man Of the i'm.
mediate future viii be entirely
dependent upon mechanical con.
itrinnces, organizations and med
ical resources; that he viii only
have emerged from one form al
slavery, after generations Of
struggling. 10 enter into another
which Is more absolute, Take
away from the man of soo5 his
typewriter phonograph, Risnols,
kodak. bicycle. moior car, train.
sewing machins, spcctacles, di
/ gestyeS. narcotics and newspa
ipers and he will be an utterly
helpless creature,-Charles Ed.
ward birmingham in London
Truth.
I
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07

C NaH -
~ in unman 3 dts
case Of Ruaaio.
y " Tau -
healthy mind and
everyone c4a cnlt
Vslr and eutoy hap
pinesS
We must eat
properly and d.
EFat Weli o. BE-
beautiful n is q
fact that any feua
% dyspepsia mag
~ a ieH dags trans
infm q Cirar eaftc
sktu into a mass ~
pimnlcs and Mack
spsis A hrzulilul
woman has thr
beauty a her ssom-
ach
nG Rrwcs
ceiaea Ncdical
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07
setice to RiCh HiIl Bsrisl asss-
Clstlsu.

On aeUant ~ the death u
Lorena Withrow. who died Ang.
-. 1915, the 18th assessment Is
nor due and muss b. paid uitiIin
y days from date q Hosice.
No "a notice VII ~ sent oas-
Rorz-A ]. BOOTH Sec.
Sept 3. 1896
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07
Meetings of township Board

First Wednesday after first Tues.
day ia April
First Tuesday after FIRST Monday
in July.
Third Monday OF November OF
each year at Office Oi the township
clerk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07
FrOm New Orleans 10 the
IsthmnS of Panama.
To rnE RIcn HILL TmnuNE-

To THE RICH HILL TRIBUNE
l wrote you a letter from New
Orleans. will now give you a
short account Of the rest Of the
journey.
Our ship set sail Aug. Attn.
| (Friday) at 11:30 a. m. AS we
were not to touch at any inter-
mediate port, the course chosen
was as nearly direct a line as was
practicable to Colon. The ship
is the property of a Norwegian
company, and is chartered by
the United Fruit Company Of
New Orleans. The crew - ex-
cept the purser-are Norwegians
Just before we started, the crew
assembled on board and one Of
them read aloud a document in
scandinavian language. During
a part of the reading they all held
up their right hands. The read
ing finished, they dispersed to
their respective post. / after
ward learned that the document
bore on the unfriendly relation
between Norway and Sweden,
and that they held up their hands
in token of their allegiance to
Norway. They We're all acoomo-
dating men and all went well be-
tween crew and passengers.
There were nineteen passen-
gers aboard. All but four were
employees of the Canal Commits
sion. Five We're employed as
carpenters, two in the engineer
ing department, and the balance
were employed in the hospital
service. The most Of the latter
were recent graduates of medi-
ical colleges.
While on the Mississippi river
the sailing was as smooth as a
, merry go round. But this last
ed only seven hours. We were
sitting at supper when the ship
! began 20 rock, indicating that we
were on the Gulf Of Mexico.
The sailing became rougher and
rougher. In about two hours
several of us gct sea sick. IL
seemed TO me that I was siCker
than the rest, although others
were houowing New York
with vehemence. Ifany of your
| readers have ever been sea sick
they can sympathize with Us. ]
was better the next morning,
but did not entirely recover
till after we reached land.
| We passed out of sight OF land
late the first evening. On sun
day afternoon we came in sight
of the west coast of Cuba. We
could see the light house and a
few houses around IL; but as far
as We could see, the land was
covered with trees - probably
/ fruit trees. On Monday after
noon we passed in abont three
miles of the Swan Islands. The
two main islands have "a total
length Of about three miles and
an average width OF about one
lmile. They are covered by CO
ooanut palm trees, from which
the Inhabitants derive their sup
port. The people, about sixty in
number pay allegiance 10 th,
United States. To ono out al
sea a sight Of land is quite a sat
isfaction.
The captain told as that az
Tuesday morning We would come
in sight Of the place where Go
lumbus disembarked on mais
land. The location he said wa.
called "Dios Gracias. - assumed
Ia have been an exclamation d
Columbus when he landed. Tia
land we came in sight of wss
Honduras; but the captain WAS
Incorrect in stating that Colum
bus landed there. by oalcnla
tion we found We were ab0ui
- a
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-07
NEW THOUGHTS.

Are YOU growing uosr attractive As you
adysnce in itle
'Given healthy ho'y,' says D1 r V.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11
Gaum tit Der geipaItise Simplon'

Gaum tit Der seualtige Stmplon'
Sunnel polsnost uno f9on bs9innt Elm
reues, ni9t minber grobes Sunnel=
prOistt Nufieben 5u erre9en, f9on be-
ginnt man In Stalien uno Jrantreid
nit 8orfuoien fir einen Sur9bru9
oes Wontblane Waifns. Wie man
bort, fol @bamounir nit aofa ourd
einen S9ienenfrang perbunoen nno
10 cine rieue 9roBe Mpenpforte fur ben
Weltberfebr 9ei9afen ueroen. Auf
Nnreaune beg iabOpii4en ab%georonss
ten gbautemps bsauftraste bas fran36s
fii9e Winiferium fir bfsntli9e Mrs
beiten ben Giienbabn : Snsenieur M.
Sacquier. bas groiett zines foI9en
aus,uarbsiten. Saequier glaubt, bab
Die S9wierietsiten ui9t 10 9rOb iein
oiirftsn ME beim Symptoms tunnel,
neil Der Montblanc= Funnel UNI z 2ilo=
meter tiir3sr tpdrs unb neil bas @efein
Der Montblane : 8ruppe bas bdufige
gnbobren bon unteriroif9en Waher En-
bebdltern ni9t eruarten laRe. Der
Sunnel tpiirbe Bel @bamounir in elmer
Seeb6be bon 1850 Metern beginner
unb nod einsm idnurgeraoen 2auf bon
Ii 2ilometern BEL gntrebes Q400 We=
ter) miinben, 70 baB Die gsnfung rtur
$50 Wetsr betrtige. Die 9epaltigen
Wafertrdfte Der Dora 8alteG t6nnten
CUR @r3sugung bon elettrii9er gnergis
FIR Die YObrunssarbeitsn uno ipdte,
FIR Den B~abnbstrieb bisnen. aae gur=
ben Der 3ufabrtslinisn iollsn 10 grob,
BEGIN. 1ah gebaltsn psroen, oab fl
cine Gabreef9ninoieteit bon 200 3ilo.
metsrn in Der Stunoe geftatten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11

Titan ioute nab pieiem Nufball
%Jlauben, Sbr pdret MilicnGre," iaete
Sante Gbriitef, Die intereiiirt 3usez
feben, ipib, unb ais Sorpthce mod cine
Saabtel bidftes 8risfpapier ber5u@
trus, ieuf5te iie unb i3lus reiisnirt bic
Iu9en gen 9immel.
nPapa bat nur einmal I'M Sabre Sc
burtstae." trGlerte Sorotbee pereniiet
INN ben Slid tangent.
r@s geniigt audi. fi9 nun einrnal i'm
Sabre 5n ruiniren," CAB Sante Gbriitef
f9arf 5uriid unD ba peber Mltter nod
So6ter bas beftritten, ieste iie bin5u:
nMsin 9si4ent mub ieben Moment
eintreffen. Gs erbsbt mid bas Be-
tpubtiein, bab es ni9t audi bic pratt
t;i9e Iii9ternbsit bieies @abentiIdes
permebrt, ionbern bic ioeale Settle i'm
menf9li6en Semitic ertIineen lGbt.
Der Sreube meines 8rubers, Der bic
Sbiere 10 liebt, bin i9 ii6er!"
rWaaos-9u i6enfit Otto elm
|Sbier9" fraste Die HGtbin nit lansem
0e1t9f.
vIbHnatiirli9 einen 9unb," meinte
0orotbee, pGbrenb Dor ibrem eeiftiaen
@uge ale mO9li9en beg. unmDgli3em
5unoerafen poriibersoeen.
.Warwu .uatiirli9' elm 9unb?" err
tptberte 9ante gbriftel nit iberleges
mem 2Gdeln. rGibt es ni9t nod anz
oere Sbiere9"
~rSreiliG-gDssl!!" rief 5rau 8unes
lius erleu9tet.
,S-if's Elm &anarisnboeel? Gin
3eiiis9 Sber gar elm papasei9" fraste
Oorpt6ee.
IS lift tein 8oseI." lieB Sunte Gbri>
ftel ii9 berob gu faeen.
r@lio eine &aBe," meinte 5rou 8u>
neltus refignirt.
,8eine &abe-" Sante Gbriitsl
ipannte S9pGgerin unb Hi9te nit
i9tli6er Wonne auf Die Softer. Spro=
thee rietb bann nod auf einen 2uubz
frpf9, auf einen S9ppbtiser, einen
Stubenl0pen, Elm pfero, einen @iel,
einen G%lepbonten unb erfldrte bunn
la9enb ibre geologic fir eri9Opft.
|. (Jortiebung folgt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11
Gein aufmerfiamer 8eobahter. fam

&e1n auTmerI1amer SeDDawter Iaftl
fid Der Sbatfa9e beridliebsn, oaB es
tibsrnl in Der @elt gdbrt, nidt bios in
HuBlano. Sm 2aufe bon Elm paar
tursen Wo9en fno hie 2abinette bon
9dnsmarf, Spanien unb @rie4enlanb
sepur3elt, in ben msifen Gdls1 aus
6tonomiiGen @riinben. Sas 3er=
wiirfniB 3uiidsn Ceferrsid unb un=
9arn lit na9 uno nod 10 atut sepors
ben, oaB momentum elm 3rise, bic &C.
rpaliiams 26iune Der bic Bsiosn 2dn=
Der perbinoenosn perional=u Union, aIs
Die einsis m6elide S9li9tuns oes
2on1ittes erideint.
uno biersulanbe. Der sessnpdrti9
ben gansen biefi9en @ertebr labm-
leaenbe Strife Der So9- urb Sief=
babn.N nsslesenbsiten 1T rlur Elm Dor.
fpiel zines srOBeren 8onfittss, Der nit
benz Wnitag ieinen 4ntans nsbmsii
iOa = oas bsiBt, fusnr bic Yldne Der
5hbrsr bur9aefibrt uerben ibnnen.
@as bic mebr als ibre 8rtoer in
Wsfpreuben in 6etten liesenben ruff
f6en MaHen anftreben, bas fnb
fdlieblid Die GOroerungen unb Be-
frebunaen, bic 6sut3uta9e bur9 bic
san3e Welt gsbsn. Die Spbra, bic In
3uBlano NIT unadbiiasn 26pfsn sii9t,
pdlat ibren 96rper bur9 ale 2dnber.
Sn benz Nuaenblide, in uelhem bas
an ieinen Jefeln serrenoe ruifii9e 8oIt
feline 8anoe abtreift, iObalb bieis Slid
bennation inoufriea frei tpirb, bri9i
in BEN cioiliirten 2dnberrt urtabmenbs
bar cine @rbsbuns aus, Der ben lebtsn
3eft Der Stanbes= ueberbebung unb bee
8ottesgnabsntbums Dor fid uieberma=
den muB.
Sas peiB CUR 3sit ieber europdii9e
Siaatsmanr uno besbalb eri1aIt in
&esierunsstreiien iberaa Der Wars
nunssruf vSauoe, qui peut". 8ein
leitenber @siit min, tpenn bas alae=
meine vSebaele" tpmmt, am &uber
fein.
uno tommen miro bieier Woment,
bier3ulanoe friiber mabrf9einli9, ole
iOnfuO. llniere Srufts iorssn bafhr,
bic Wintsl3ise, msl9s Die au &aubs
aweden Orsaniirten @eielf9aftsn Oil.
tpenben, um bas Solt au ~bstriissn, ar.
beiten ben nmfiiralsrn in bic 6dnoe.
Der 2orpOrationsiOmmihdr Garfielt
mag 3ebnmal entf&eioen, baB es eisent'
LID gar feinen Jleif6truf sebe, bn!
Bolt ftblt es am @slbbsutsl, bab BIZ
0erurtbeilung oieies berbre9erii9sr
Wonopols bur9 oas Oberbunoesgeri9r
msbr als gere9tfertigt mar. unb beg
balb sdbrt es aud in uniersm 2anbe,
benz freisfen, bsfen Der grbe.
(Nep Yerf Morssn.S ournal
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11
Die 9rodenen.

Die Unit Saloon : 2i9a bat groBe
&ofinen i'm 3opfe. Sbr Staats9ef
nlpfeus O. Sumpbrsp ertldrt, baB
nit Ollie bes Woore : Nmenoements,
uel4ss bisfelbe 2esislatur annabm,
bic bic yPure GOoo grrlase" unb bic
anti=8 ruf Yorlage ablsbnte, 4 bes
san3en Stuates eini6lieBli9 Der Stabt
Snbianapolis troden eslest tperoen
tonne.
Der moberne Oonheus befinbet fi1
ieoenfals auf elmer ebeniO 9roBen Srrs
fabrt, ME fein Ramenspetter aus flaifis
f9en 3sitsn, nur bab er's i9 bequs=
mer ma6t unb je~benfals fein S9nitt-
den on baarsr Min3e babel einsubeint.
len geoenft unb f9 anffatt nit Neptun
nit Gambrinus perfeinbst bat.
8elo unb abermals @elo 1T iein
Sti9mnrt. Dime oies electromagnetic
Wittsl seftsbt er gu. ni6ts ausri9tsn
su fDnnen. Wdbreno uobl Der gr6Bte
Sbeil bss @eloes, bas er 3l %erlangen
boft, tpobl fir gerualtungs3mede uno
Der anoere Sbeil fir @ereetpaltigungs-
susde b. 3. gum 9auf FIR &smonfran=
ten-u nterF2riften beftimmt 1T, 10 wer=
ben feline @%innabmen, Die er ben Sand
tifern abludf, ni9t 9sraoe ie6r 9roB
iein.
Srobbem lit ss bic pfi6t beg libs-
ralen gargertbums, benz feline 5rei.
heiten lieb inb, auf Der Out gu iein.
Sas gsfe III iecsnfalls, ben BUR,
iden, bic als asenten Der antisS Balloons
9iga inter ani4sinsno barmlOisn gOr,
mdnoen unteridriften 81 erlangen
iu&an, fur3sr Sanb bic Sbir 3u usiien
uno Die Na9barn barauf aufmertfam
az MAIDEN bnB he ben gsiud zines iol.
den Ngsrtsn 3u srfuarten baben. Siefe
ab9eianotsn Der WOral=Apotsl areifen
au ben iadnbli6ffsn Mittsln Inter-
f6riften auf ibre &emOnfransboaen gu
srIanesu. Wsnn fe einen Sienifboten
ooer elm Ginb 6as geraoe G9reiben
fani allen i'm 6auis antrsfen, 10 fun
fern fe biefen aaer6ano Dor, 3. 9. oaB
He @enIussS ammler oosr IorsBbuG.
A9entsn mdren unb perlanssn oann
nit Der 6urmloisffen Wine Der Wsli,
oaB Der Name oes abpeisnben Saus=
BERN auf ben gOgen ssisBt weroen
fou. Sn bielen 6daeu 9lddt ibuen
biss aud. ME friibere Seiipisis bemei=
fen, uno man tpunbsrt f9 oann ipdter
ME ss m69li4 mar, oaB bic 0erle &C.
f1ii9enoe nnteri9riften in einem bon
Iiberalsn ghtsern b~epObnten Sifriti
erlangen fOnnten un bic 8emonifran,
geieBli9 su MAIDEN.
Sissmal bsibt es nun nod gang be-
fonosrs borfi&tig gu iein, neil ba:
Mpore : ENHANCEMENT cine iOl4e &e=
moniran3 auf swei Sabre lang giilti9
ma9t.
Rur auf frustmsr @esen utiroe es
Der Nnti=S aloon=2iea m6ali9 iein
genua llnteridriftsn in @enter. Sotpn.
fbips su erlan9en uno 10 ibre Sof.
nuns Snoianapolis troden gu MAIDEN,
peruirtli9en. Wsnn bic liberalge.
finntsn Btrser Die ausen offen baIten.
10 miro Der Nnti-S aloOn-2i9a bas
Woore : Qmenosment weuis ntiben
2dbt man fi9 aber burd bas 8efhbl
iibersrober 3upsrfi9t in Si9erbsit
piegen. 10 pirb ben Srodenen bic Nr=
belt srlei9tert uno man arbsitet ibren
3ielen in bic Sdnoe. Wan fertige oil
4aenten Der Mnti Saloon : 2iga II
ensrgif9 a6, baB i6nen elm fir aq'
NAL Die 9uh am Wieoerfommsn ber'
qebt. Sriumpbirsn bic Srofenen bies'
nal, 10 febt prObibitiOn ~aberbaupt
in balbiger Ausf9t.
Wan bari ni9t pergeKen, oaB BIZ
2isa san3 bOrtreffia Organiirt II
uno oaB ieoer grfOI8 ben fe ersieIt, fl
ffGrft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11

ts9ie mie Woltte mtiroia, benz ibrigens
Smapa in Wortfar9beit 6bnelt. IuBs
Lamb fonte 10 balb pie mOgli9 Grieoel1
i9lisbsn unb feline iunsen Offisiere
oann auf bic 2rieasi4ule In SotiO
idifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11

Nit Wufbem in ben 9dnoen be1
Sapansr unb bon 5arbin abaei9nitten
tpirb mObI aurOpaitin f9 erseben
mifen. Sie 5a6runs Der iapanif&en
9ruppel mar zines Weifers Der Stra=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11

Bop Waibburn, gefber bes Dennis
ION botel-p ool3immers, tuurbe aeffern
bonn poliseiri9ter NIT $40 nebf 0oRen
befraft. neil ct Winberidbrisen sr-
laubt bate, In ieinen @dumli9teiten
au fpielen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11

@sni bic bon Senator Garter ar-
9eregte nnteriu&una iiber anseblide
WOselei sspiher ausifellungs.S ireftO.
rem @rsebnife bat. 10 biirften beridie-
bsne bon oem Oroensrsssn SetrOfens
au9 cine Uniform auf Staatsuntcfsn
basu erbalten.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-06-28
+I'IME TABLE No. 6,
In effect Sunday, June s, 1904.
Between Sumter and Camden.
S0uthbound.

AIixed-Daily except Sunday
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-06-28
TrayeIins Companions.

An excellent test of a friend IS the
making of a journey in his company.
Many who are most agreeable amid the
little events Of every day at home or in
an accustomed round are unable to
withstand the petty annoyances that
come with travel-the deferred meals,
early rising, loss Of sleep, The minor
discomforts we all haze suffered. But
none Of these affects the temper Of a
fayorite book. It is ever ready for your
amusement, yet never resents being
put aside. It has no choice as to your
route and asks no more than little
corner Of your travelling bag, or, at a
pinch, will go into pocket as snugly
as a pet squirrel The London Acad.
envy says: Indeed, Of all travelling
comrades books are the most genial and
the most gentle; not books Of travel
they are for the home freside-but tales
that have for background the scenery
you are looking upon or histories which
deal with men and women who have
dwelt and worked in the cities you are
yisiting."-St. Nicholas
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-06-28

The Sunday face that looks like I've
will not wash out the sins of the week.
The heart gains no rest through the
gold cross carried on the breast.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-06-28
Just What Everyone Should Do.

Mr.. J. T. Barber of Irwinville, Ga.
always keeps a bottle OF Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
at hand for instant use. Attacks o1
collie. cholera morbus and diarrhoea
come on so suddenly that there is nc
time to hunt a doctor or 60 to the store
for medicine. Mr.. Barber says: u
have tried Chamberlain's Collie, Chol'
era and Diarrhoea Remedy which i;
one of the best medicines I ever saw.
I keep bottle Of it in my room as
have had several attacks of collie and 1t
proved to be the best medicine ever
used" Sold by The r. B. Loryea Drug
Store. Isaac NJ. Loryea. Prop.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-06-28
SHE GOT HER BAGGAGE.
Mrs Isa bella Bishop Was self fos'
sessed Traveller.

Mrs. isabella Bishop Was Self Pos
sessed Traveller.
Mrs Isabella Bishop, whose travels
in different parts of the world secured
for her membership in the British ho!-
al Geographical society, visited amerl-
ca when she was young woman. she
was unused to travel and was alone
when she had the following eHperl'
ence:
Once iu Il train going to New YORK
she was dreadfully tired, and yer sac
had q feeling that if she went to sleel
the man sitting next her would pick
her pocket. She struggled for some
time against her inclination to sleep;
but. having for q moment given way
she awakened to feel the hand OF her
neishbor gently withdrawing her purse
from her pocket.
In her purse, besides some money
which was, comparatively speaking, OF
small moment, was her baggage check
That was the only thing that really
mattered. If she accused her neighool
of theft, nothing was simpler for him
than to drop the purse out Of the open
window beside which he was sitting
No. she determined she would leave
any interference until they arrived al
their destination.
She secured the services OF porter
and, with apparent calmness, followed
her travelling companion down tne
platform. Having described her bag
gage to the porter, she ct the critlca
moment bowed slightly to the PICK
pocket and, with an airy smile, SAID
This gentleman has my baggage
check" And be Immediately presented
it to her.