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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

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JEFFERSON CiTT-crew q RAY
~iriraescss = hars Mr regraE us
block Eaiam % railroads o. a re-
qairei fhat ihe r1aes ptea snsrdef
b. tie faGroad osumrfrN Hte1
not eQaip less fhan onetkift ~ ftslt
nsin itnelin o1e year Eai,rsE o. cQ1
~ vita the dema1t ~ fte ratirsSt
board shall 'fe pgnistz1ie ~ a fac
u tios q 1ag. ne EoneT % 90 ip ne
athooi fund q me cosntia 81 Rhisa
the block agEfem O. ordered
JEFFERSON CITTEsnsteT Srgsa
q caaa introduced . bu in ne necats
b repeal the tzH which protibits rad
roads from giving passes 20 meMaerH
% the Regulators and memDsra - the
legislature from aooeYtinE passes c1
.rallnoadE The Ee1stor vss olce q
clerk here and knoHs Ehat q haEdF
thing = pass g. but be ia . ezrefzi Ezn
who Ell not ACCEPT q pass - Ag1g -
Il Is against the law.
Gilmore ~ Shzunou ~introtuesd . SD
this morning which denpes az hztt
usl drenkar5 a. q 20 ADDICTED - ne
use Of int~oziesfing hguor tksE ne - u
able 20 manage his busiueEs Affairs.
Any person ssifing hqunr 70 a. kstat.
usl drunksrd shan be sshisct 70 q nns
Of from so 70 uGo o. impnsoumslt
in the county 3an q from UirtT q
ninety days.
Stewart introdEced . Bill urDT1ding
that every applicant for a Uau1ass
license shall FIRST b. examined - q
board q physicians - 70 epilepsy. n
sanity snd oontsro1E dissaseE
Senator NcDAvid introduced q bl-
70 increase the pay q the secretary q
the board u railroad commissioner
from 1880 q year "a f2.g04-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
MRs. I'LL PEROUG AHassrE0.
The woman's Brother Also Held IN ths
Alleged Missouri Murder Case.

RIcHMoND-Mrs. Emmett Perdue
has been arrested on = warrant isr1ed
BY the prosecuting attorney. Albert =.
Hamilton. She IL charged with the al
legged murder Of her husband, pr. I'm
n Perdue. who was shot in the back
Of the head a. be lay asleep A. the
home Of his fatheriniaw. y n Leak
icy at 3 O'Clock last Monday mornine
Her brother. Hannibal Tanner. was ar.
rested AZ the same time As an scces.
sorry 20 the killing. He IL the brother
who sWore out a warrant against Dr.
Perdue, accusing him 81 being armed.
He reached the Leakley home just an
hour before the Killing. The two pris-
oners were brought 10 the county jail.
where they are awaiting preliminary
hearing. Il viii be before Jusuce
e. c. Goalder.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
- couRT 81 APPEALs
Bill introduces 70 Create Ore a
Springfield

Bill introduces 20 Create Ore ~
Springfield
JEFFERSON CTTT.-A BIN was IN
trodueed ID the house this morning 70
create and establish a oourz d appeals
al Springfield, the district 20 - cat
out q the territory nov ooulrOLiea
from Kansas City and 81 Louis TIE
bEl IS the same as that q two years
ago. which was defeated because Of
the prospect Of a deficit
Dryden. q Independence. Introduced
q bin 70 send the fifth division q the
Jackson county court back u Kansas
City and TO establish a separate and
distinct circuit court for Independence
Among the new bills inrroduce1 we're
the following:
BY Stewart OF Warre5: Insane per
sons, eglleptics or others suffering
frorz dangerous diseases IN ST Louis
applying for marriage license must
first secure q clean bill q health fro1
an examining board.
Hospital for consumptiTes TO be
planned for by 8 commission % be ap-
propriated BY the governor. E.oe8 be
ing appropriated for expenses q the
commission
By YIles. q Stone: Naming sheep
or hogs 20 carry the same penalties as
for the manning Of horses or cattle
BY Stewart OF Warren: Deforned
children 10 have state home provided
for them.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
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ccopyright 1905. by Daily Story Pub Coz

Those we're troublous times In Ven.
ezuela when the old brig Gemsbok
vas loading coffee at Puerto Cabeiio
for MaTsetiles. Revolutions were
breaking cut like measles in an or
phan asylum. and Il was small onder
that the Countess Cordozo, IN her
haste 20 leave such a perturbed ooun-
try. should avail herself Of the one
practicable stateroom on the Gems.
box 20 get away from H. The skip
per. while drinking agusdiente With
the red.headed agent. had picked up
some gossip about our passenger. al
though the agent had never laid eyes
on the noble lady. She was an Eng
lish countess who had fallen In love
with Senior Cordozo. a Venezuelan.
and had accompanied him % his ma
tive land. He promptly mixed himself
Mp In one OF the revolutions and on
the defeat of his faction remained In
the interior dangling By the neck 70 a
tropical tree. His widow thea sought
10 return 10 Europe
She came aboard one Of those hot,
muggy nights FOR which Puerto Ca
bcllo can beat the world and was IN
der convoy OF Tom Dewitt chief mate
We got no glimpse Of her face that
night. for We weighed anchor and put
70 sea. but we saw II the next morn
irF. and Il was worth hooking at A
pair Of true blue eyes danced in the
prcttiest face that the Lord ever gave
70 a woman. and she vas 4. wonder
IN the Way she stood the slant Of the
deck. for the weather was rough and
the Gemsbok rolled IN any sort Of a
swell hi bet she can dance. said
Ben. The English sailor My heyces'
what a pair AZ legs that there coun,
tess as TO her TO walk Ike q liable
seanian on SIGH q roiin' hold tub as
thisi"
Lots OF good itll DO you II she
can dance or no. snapped sam. an
American foremost hand: shes a
whole WAYS above you. Ben. 81 keep
your Jacket buttoned over your heart
-Ho. retorted Ben. mo danger o.
my pinln' with love. but the mates
ard hit-
And be sas tno Every man for
ward saw that Tom Dewitt had lost
his heart 10 the countess. He VAS a
Swapping. eoodlooking seaman. bat
then q comics
Dewitt hoyeree about her like a BEE
arouud a flower. lie was shifting heI
chair from sun and breeze and diving
dovn after a wrap II the wind had =
bit 81 an edge 90 IT,
u cant marry or even n she'd
ave him said Ben. positively. Ca
would a sailor look q slitin' Al one OF
them big dinners In he countess cas-
Ulcs I'D fcrEit hissolf sure and sins
bout 10 the walters. Lay aft here. yor
ERIN Quilted sVabs. And pump the
docks glass full O. vine No. hiCd
never 40"
An American Eailorman's Fooe
enough Tor any woman. rctorted sam
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

eaiu. hotly.
lie hat night aud could hardly De
llcvo g.
Ell cut as dead. said Ben. Ell
want no sailors IN Is baroniai all.
Then old Captain Paul took a hand
He saw the way things we're lying and
he had a long talk with Dewitt Cap
tain Paul hated women. having mar
ried a shrcw who soolded herself 20
death In ten years. He always spat
over his left shoulder when he met q
woman on the street Well. after the
captain. Ben look a hand. then sam.
and then a deputation OF the crew. All
advised Dewitt 60 stand aloof from the
countess.
"Cap'n Paul Is a good master Of 3
eallin brig. urged Sam. "but he'd
make a ast Of handling the passengers
on a liner. You are a FIRST rate fellow
Tor a girl In your sphere. but don't go
above it
We were free with Dewitt. for he
had begun as a iuremAst hand with
US
what's the msitors" asked the
/ countess. swecuy. Of Dewitt as be
leaned moodily over the rail- one trop.
zeal moonlit night
Nothing. said Dewitt, sim looking
al the water.
You've been very kind 60 me. con.
timed she. "i'B sorry 10 see you %
gloomy
re faced her I'm in trouble. be
said. i've fallen in hove with q
woman miles above me.
II you are m honorable. true man.
a. ] think sou are. she said. quietly.
no woman Is miles above YOU
The roma I love. said be. watch.
Ing her fare IN the moonlight. Ia a
countess, and I'm simply an American
seaman, Il won't DO"
she vas silent a moment and her
head vas avcricd. No she replied.
slowly. Z don't believe you'd be happy
with the countess
Ito Erittcd hia teeth.
"Yon are the woman / love b
sRid. 10 you love me-
The countess smiled slightly Al the
almost percmptnFy tone In which hs
asked the question Probably & was
new sort % wooinE for a countess
II ! was 90 say yes. abe said. soft
~. "tt would neal | must give up be
ing q countess. glse mp my castle. ms
servants. carriages
~of course you wont 90 that. said
Dewitt. Ironically.
4 cannot. abe replied,
~rd give away my soul for you, h,
said. houy.
Il cannot give up those thinEE FOL
I DO not possess them, am tbs
Countess CordoEo's maid. she en-
gaged passage on your vessel. bu.
she later. found means 10 reach I
steamer al Maraoaibo. . with hel
permission. went on her passage bill
let Ia the Gemshok.
Then you're not a eouRtessf@ eI
claimed Dewitt
"No, only a ladies maid. suppos,
YOU don't want me now
Il have you anyway. he said.
"lady's maid or countess. ! haze yo'
now"
And his strong arms were eiOseli
around her.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
A Sermon over The Wires

WELlSYILLE-The Rev. J. B.
White Of this place preached a sermon
a mile from his congregation and four
miles from his choir. TIE leader vas
one mile from his helpers yet the sing
ing was distinct i was done over the
telephone. The preacher says be has
received more expressions OF apprecia-
ton than for any other sermon deliv-
cred In his ministry o. fourteen years.
There RAJ no collection taken and the
audience did not have 10 leave their
homes Ia the cold weather. Telephone
connections were made sith the vari-
Gus homes.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
FOLKS cTYlL sERvleE srER

ssnats AiisNrs . ceutira oeSks0
AppsEutesA.
JEFFERSON cfTY-Governog folk
sent 4 message 20 thR ssnafe NascA ke
regards a. . step IN the dlFccttua e
ciyn service 1ast aiure be Neat oGt
OF once Governor noekery scat 3
messaEe 10 Nhe seasic EvinE a ass q
his vacation sRDantmcuts They sere
bcfnre the sezate tor eonnrmaaon egt
TIE seuatn waited % SO Z he rs
governor carrd % Wlthdraw theu
Governor pockoy uecalied some e she
appointments o. his predecessor and
other governors have 8o1e he skUe
ninE he senalsg % the nanes 90
the senate ~ he outgoing EuveEaos
vas = fornanU and uothins more
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

Te8 eefs SIS lrtrssaesa Ii us
hcass prstssiy prspsrss ~ Nseay.
WAaHrFGrON-Ts fsss h.
as8 80 bare n e~rsrares 81 str1r
aV gerarsl Nopsg rsrs tetros4
% a. Hoses ~ aesr1iailfss EscA
- Hheotsa ara T5ntasnt ~ Mee
un THest aenfnta ere resatsf 20
o. tns gatT nsrN a ste H1ets
fciefgfaf9 rg2EefrE a1nnes uto
really ess1ss kslssa affsreax u
roat rtoss
Tks tua sta tpg@nE lasa eaea
ctheg anf are aNrtaaslT tnfnnsse 40 -
peEsss f0asther ne Eaea Nl b. a.
at aaTsE eewHt o.
tte l1terslase ccmmrw r11INr
ii aatkoTtxea saa ccMniasios. wSez
Falea are hgz1 a1ge4a 60 s1s
atrufs fmsE q f~sasu1zs rateg
NAlcA mEs1 t4ks efsau vzaz tat-g
Gays ne TOFnEesd En nez-a 8
ou1rf ~ rrsssD91afisn usiEs 81 %
zls Co . Eez@asl sEF slga l&s E1EA
sates cirruit epar1 a. 4 70 cszstaz ~
. cEief fusNe uifh q aa1zrT - Ee9 q
Tezr AZ faur Essocare sz3EsE AZ
fsS1 as zD5nl1zs1 ~ re PrsEzL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
William Jewell Wins.

LIBERTY-The basketball team OF
William Jewell college defeated the
team from the Nebraska Wesleyan
university. Of Lincoln. by the decisive
score OF 29 10 70. IN the " J. C. gym
nasium. From start 10 finish The game
was + series 81 fast plays Both teams
wene liz prime condition and the vic
tory Of William Jewell vas due to
swift playing. Wesleyans points being
made mainly from free throws.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
DIDN'T KNOW he WAS BLACK.
The Appointment Of a Missouri Negro
and Tive designations.

BOOSVTLLE-owing to the ap-
pointment Of DR.. r. Leon Hil 8 negro
Of this city. & o a place On the local
pension medical, board. DR.. J. r. Nc
Clanahan and Or. r r. Smiley re-
signed as members Of this board.
When making the appointment The pen
sion commissioner AZ Washington was
unaware that Hin was a negro. Dr.
Mechanism and DR.. Smiley were re-
quested to Withdraw their resigna-
tions until the appointment be given
the necessary investigation.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

hctkEGr1F sSE~tkpwls1 1TCR@
Esoa ~ &1thE Gr1Y MC1A1raza
EGZA New I1rE cgre Fevers11as4, Haaa-
kcAe, SEc=z1A Tru@nta. IeexafEE Uas
1rders Break upCaEs 1dDNtrF Vera
alnRlEnsts - S1zrlsm8Est fREE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

ST. LOUIS Government authori
ties have arrested Elmer r. smith. a
drug clerk on the charge of having
defrAuded The Ualled States Postoincv
department pat % g. 500 By raising
postomog ORDERS. Ia order 10 obtain
money while actlng a. subsiauon
postofiCe clerk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

MEXICO. MO-Aner driving 1890
miles during the sumner and fall. ".
A. Davis. % Audraln county. AGED So
years. after residing my live years in
Audrain county. has located In CAney.
l. T. according 10 q letter received
here by relatives. His long drive ex.
tended through Missouri Kansas and
the territories before be found a ioca.
tiun suitable.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

BEVIER -P zsnaehsnL an Italian
coal miner. employed Al mine No. e.
of the Central Coal and Coke company.
Was crushed by a heavy fall 81 slate
In bis working channel and died
shortly afterward Coroner Mason
Was notified n held an inquest,
which resulted In a verdict Of accident.
az death.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
sAoea ARGUES POODLE CASE.
Felix's Successor Answers Buffers Ap-
pliestion for Writ Of Prohibition.

JEFFERSON CTTY-Circuit Attor-
ney Sager. of ST. Louis. Governor
Folks successor. argued his first
Doodle case IN the supreme court
Wednesday. II was the case Of state
eX rel I'd Butler ". Judge Poster.
a prohibition suit to avoid the trial OF
Butlsr on an indictment charging him
with inducing Charley Kelly 10 leave
the state.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
Sc. 10 Be p.pu,, Mara.n.

JEFFERSON CiTY-warden Mat,
Hall has decided upon r. r. See for
deputy Warden "a ~displace William
Todd. who nnN holds the position. See
L. from Montgomery county. where he
has been a sheriff. HIS last official
position was that % marshal Of the
supreme court Porter Cilyin Wu be-
retained a. yardmastcr.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

HARRiSONNtl.LE- William vii
llams night Waterman Of this place.
Vas found unconscious la an alley la
the east part OF town just before 2
o'clock "Wednesday morning. The
whole back part of his head was
crushed In. the brains running out on
which De lay,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

SN1rHVtLtE-Tbc Masonic ball AZ
this place WAS dedicated Friday night
with appropriate ccermonies d..
Mathews Eleventh district dcpuiy
grand master Of Liberty and other
prominent Masons Of Clay Platte and
Clinton counties we're prcscnt
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

JEFFERSON Cr1-TAa Ssuate
passed uasaimoass uee @n ~ Sea
aior VoTtes regaHing TIE Ere@t na
WAYS q ST Joseph q carr Raeuxees
fron she city q LAks Ca9traTx ~ ~
turn Cor cos nveernf tare
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

wARRENsBURG. - Elihu r. Cox
aged ~ years a pioneer resident OF
johnson county. died a. his home
six miles northeast OF Marrenshurg
sunday morning. He had lived IN
this community for mor than my
years.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
a s1oooa - b Rrenapeh. Mo.

JOPLIN. MO-The body q Isaac J.
Minton, % Gblena who has been miss
ing several days vas found frozen ia
the road near Saginaw four miles
south az joplin. While out walking
Miuton WEs overcome by the cold and
laid down In the snOw, he vas -
years old and had lived in G4lena
twenty years.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

7; VII Interest Al reaScrs e this -
per 10 hear that AZ ass = renuiae rzra
sor Cunsttpatton. ~IntiEestioa Liver
CumriHinL He1dache 1as Baic1EEess
has beeu foazt IN ~ cAldNeIs ilNx
afixel Syrun PERSIA u - a pleasant
toake purtu inE syFnp sta = miit 40
tion and 30 hat efstrEHwets Selt ~
au DRUGGISTS a. So szz ttN Mcaey
hack IL la fsEs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

Jlaks-xoa unRhi 10 @rot ny
friend Whites; aasg eatsrtAiaiag teh
los pea ever az bahAnx over wi1h
hunor. sat choeEtsi q okss And
fgray ktoriea
Bliaka- Ia8ess, Il 10 = writer q
haaoF fnr TIE nspem
Iaks-Nn Hes . Fe4&xF * hugtoF
ID ne p8psu
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

JOPLIN Elmer Bowers was sen
fenced 20 uinoty nine years impHson-
mont Bowers shot and KILLED super
lnteRdents Crawford and wildrtek at
the plant OF the Joplin independent
Powder works near Carthage q yeSg
$50.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

get something for her and she looked
after him. n ever / want a girl and
she looks after me with that kind OF
light IN her eyes I'm going back and
ask her 10 marry me. ! don't care II
she's a mSllionaire1s daughter.
Tom Dewitt the husband Of . eoun-
tess, We talked IL over ia the fo'cas-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
once Prosperous Merchant DEAD.

ST. JOSEPH.~-John Sprccken. q
years old vas found in a dying con
dltion In an abandoned coal shed IA
the Burlington railway yards. He had
been without, food for three days and
his arms and limbs were badly iroren
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

WuSON-Fuday auenooa city
Marshal Tillman shot and KILLED sam
Hutchinson. che postmaster and edltos
Of 4 paper and then committed suicide
Several days ago rtllmAn whipped
Hutchlnson's boy and the latter scored
&C. marshsi 10 his usnar
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
rARais ALONE VOTED NC.
When the Appeal Of the Alum Bill
Came W for -EnsrOssment.


JEFFERSON CITV-The bill 10 re
peal the portion OF the so-called pure
food law came up for engroSsment IN
the senate. Senator Bradley said the
subject had been discussed in the sen
ate before. Bradley moved that
the BIZ be ~engrossed and print
ed. Clarke seconded the mo
ton. The senate engrOssed the
bin without argument. Farris alone
voted no. Two years 3 this bin was
the subject OF a days debate. Later
Il wss the cause OF q weeks investi-
cation by the grand jury. Il vas the
same bin four years ago that led to
the confession Of John A. Lee and the
indictment OF Fsrris.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

JEFFERSON cIrN-laaes A D.
Arnoua tae see saisgsRs SeaeFal and
Natt " Nah The e sarden 4re tae
first tNo impoztzsi Aprcintess q Gov
> FcIk % tase cfucA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

R-epresebtatite Cotk - tho Ms
soaF ie<isaiure zys he Nas ousrrd .
tribe 10 roie Ger NietdnEhzps This
b calculated % uaka Goseraog Foik
wtsa BE- were hack Ia tbs ~prcseeatina
atsoEnsys ofuee oaahz wsrld Her
ala
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

FhEAaeiphsa Ma lziih Affected ais-
EuSl-Y0a d0aV I've in BrookiEn %
yoar
Bnooklyn NaR--OElF - TIE Einser.
I Rsammer I 80 70 ny coaauE ho1ss
In PhnAdelphiA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

Bodies to se Moved from Eoonviils
seesuse q . Nepno's APpoIntmsnt.

ST DoUIs-Keliy r Chandler. a
commission merchant has become 50
inceused At the action u President
Roosevelt in appointing a negro on the
pension board at BOonyille. that he
has decided not to alloW the bodies %
bis parents % rest there. He sent q
telegram 10 DR.. ". z Evans Of Boon
vile to make arrangements for the dis
interment Of the bodies for burial else
where.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

NEWToNIA-lohu " Hudsoa wao
disappeared mystcuously frem ms
home here twenty-five years Aeo has
returned &c his Vitc and family hae-
son had led a WUd efe Ia the Neat
many wears became pepaiicss aod NAs
too prOaa 10 retarn rhree years asn
he BEGAN 10 prosper. HIS family ~
nevca him dead and showed % hia
watha. Kas. several years 49, Hee'
soa shVn eeut 10 niawathA his vito
saw him cnming and knew bin. Ar.
Hudson win tagc his family 20 0NsA
ARA whsre he has lived many yeAEA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

ST. LoUIS-As a result q a oitter
partnership dispute penisl oIeau 80
years old. vas shot and KILLED b.
Thomss D. Roche ased IS IN a Eslooa
owned by them IN common
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

Blnks las sRow niesi-rm afraid
Barnes nat TIE train yoa'ss ualsiaa
ar wtu - hatiy delayed Harnza-
M q woat. NJ nalAertnhsa q
h-Onaha Wora Heraid
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
MISSOURI
BOUNDARY ACT 70 KILLED.

Discovered That - Would Confer
Power Net Constitutional.
JEFFERSON CITY AZ fss request
q the Kansas city hoard n ftShoid.
ers. Senator Clarke moved thaf the
moundary e8iension art introduced be
indefinitely postponed. senator CD.
more seconded the motion ana the
senate e0ncnrred The bui pss 20
have had ia third reading Wedneg.
day.
u Was discovered that the bill AZ
drawn. conferred upon the city posera
which. under the state constitution.
we're doubtful legality. For his rea-
sOn il was thought best 70 El a.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

self. anywhere
Verbally. We agreed with sam;
mentally. with Ben. n she'd have
Dewitt u would BE- an awful bad break
for him. We all felt
She was sweet. that countess. she
had a way Of thanking a fellow Cor
tho smallest thing and then rAmming
che thanks home with a glimpse OF
those blue eyes that made a man
want q shake hands with himself.
and Ne didn't wonder AZ Dewitt loving
her.
One evening I was coming down the
main rigging and had just reached the
rail. Dewitt started tor tbs cabin 10
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

MENICo-The local Warehoase q
the Temp Bre~inE Company, ~ 81
Louis burned &c the Eround eataiiing
a loss Of about sS.Noo. With N.Toe 10.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
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eeirR hss1E hate q aG4a1Al ErEA1lE8
nE the szra1- 1eesx fAnaFE tR ez<rM
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