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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-24
Sil's Saar. nnS gart-SGrbcmittcl,
Idlluar5 ubcr braun, 80 Gcnts.
Mannidlait elmer nntcracguugeucn
,Sndlt Uermiei.

cIumnrc tmotct.
Gel -. 1rIi. - Die Dem 1r. -. ".
Norc ants EbiIoocIpbid gcb0riNc Sudt
,9iortcctO" Gina bcllte I'M 6obuuoiier
nubc Der Mcit Nronouuinc Sbool
in icd)2 Gub ticicu g9niicr inter. Gr.
Nurc luo cin in icincr @eiellidloit be.
iinolihcr NrCuo muroen ollrdl oic
,(nht Stree" acrcttct. Iie ans pier
Ecrionen bcitcbcuoc O'unnihoit miro
pcrnift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-24
9u2 ocr l5.itihrinc glnthc

Al2 Der l5,ititriAc 9nthonn
2ibbnrt aus Wurtctto nit ieincut
APltacidbrten in cincm Gonp. Srouf
9llliion ueAcu ocS NeiiBcS elmer Ei.
itolc III cincm ld)erjbnitcn aoupi be-
grilicn lunr, Nina Die &niic in Ger
Nnno Aniion'a lnucricbenS los lno
bruhte Sbbort cine tobtlihc Muuoe
in 0cr Rrnlt bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-24

lrAcn0 ipclHer on0crel pollt'dlcu
Hurtcidu1cbGriNfcit pcronIubt mrNc.
IS mlroc ml6crholb NtorUlnn0'9
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lm0 iiin5cbntcl Nmcn0cncnt3 hcr-
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bci0c ghncn0cncnt9 itinmttc.
9tod) Dem NilrNcrtricGc. ais 9ln-
bGnQrr Der Sodlc bc9 Siiocua in Ole
lem Stootc ourh cincn IcitGiO oa-
ran pcrbinOert luurOcn, ihr Stinm.
rcdbt nlla5luibCn, mar cH Cin llnion.
@ouucrnclr - Shnmda Sludmn --
mclcbcr ocn lucibcn NGlncrn nIa lei
ncn WitbiirNcrn. bic perbamt mnren,
Die Sbiirc oifnctc 81 icncr Belt
0od)tc 9ticntnnb IN Moruluuo 0uran.
0nB sic StnntarcNicrlng inter irNcn0
lucId)cn ol;ocrcn 9Iulpi5iCn. ais 6en.
icuiNCu 0eo luciBCn !Qianllca itcben
tonntc Die llniou,Scllte o0cr Ne.
publifnncr pcrlorcn iu0cllcn 6nrd)
oicicS Eoracbrn 0tt Gontrcic iibcr Die
Stnnta 9ln9clcGcnbcltcr llnO @ous
pcrnUr Sunnn mllr0C Odiilr pon DER
rcpubIitunI'dbcn Wiaioritit 0c3 Vltn.
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len ucrlnr CT 0urd lciu NorQcbcn
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bnmnl3 iomobI mic icBt. >ucnn mir
bic Sitllntion Qcuul untcrlld)cu,
Der cdtc gclinnllnAatrcllc mciBc Ne.
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mciBc Scnlofrot.
;3u alien 3citcu Nicbt ca Eoltioncn
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Der opponircnOcn Enrtcicn iid) per
cinhnrcu fGnncu mo fiir 0a3 nllae'
meilc @obl cine GiniQunN Cr5iclcu.
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ibrc 9DinCAt III C5llitcu bc9 luclBcn
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3citrolun 5lpiidcn 1861 uno 1866
bcn Aclcrn nidjt onS @nblreht per.
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boIten in icner crci1nibpollcn 3cit-
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Oenn Ourb 0cn uon ibncu cinQcithIa.
gcncn S&c1 bcNiinitiNtcn tic oic Sber'
bcrrihoit oea mcibch Nianrca IN
ibrer Eolitt ilbcr sic lmpiiicnoca
cnnn5ipirtcn ionunr5cn Sflnpcn.
Ncpubliflniihc Stinuncn truocn
cbcnip picl. oIo 0cnlofrntiidc Stini.
men On5t bel. OoB iuicr Stnut in 0cn
Sohrrn iS66-'7 rcconitrilirt rullrbc.
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iid) Die iii0lih pon ms 9clcNcncn
StoutCn nicGt crirclitcn Soicr nnrcn
llnionolcutc pOtrlotild) NenlM ocn
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6cn nit ocn Siiolidlen Spmpotbilis
reuben niht onltobi1 luarcn. @rcn5'
ltnnt.GiuiliIiic bcrricbtcn Dor mic lie
lid) 0elteno Hnd)tcn, iun Ocn Stadt
ppu ocm pcrocrhlicGen Sd)rittc Der
Scjciiion objubuItcn. Die Fortet
Die man nit Der Nccptitrllftlon uon
Wtdrplnno bctrolltc. mar Die
Srmufratiid)c eOnicruatiuc Eartci,
ocren MitaIicber Widnncr nit rnlten
NbiN.". oncucn .RcpnbIifnncr-" lnlo
"llnlon" .sInlidtcn ln0 cbcnfalla
rStoatarcbt. GenIofroten" H., ,llnion-
Senofroten" luoren. ,St onocrcn
Morten mar cs ons mciie llno pntrio.
tide llcbereinfonlnen uon NlGnnern
dller Edrteien lno SSoftionen uon
Dem NemterinIJaber Clement oboc-
leben - lid 5u ueridlnel5cn mo
Marplnno neu entiteben 5u loiicu.
Inter Der Contribution Don Marn-
lanb pon 1867, Ole man lett III
'alrlcll0ircn plant, luhoen mir 81
Sabre unter ibr aelebt babel, iuuroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-24

mn uut oeIi Ncrgen 100 retIIe mo irfhc euit
tbil unuehte. erldnu ner heiliae Rcruurh Die
iuinnlmcttietlilla oer ndcb ibul beituHuteI Nrtiu
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sic Etue potlbraDlc oulruls ole pinoerhdrilelt
NnrcU Hno ppubrinpt ite heiIie uo,h. Sie 1T
beuc non To- lpie tic hdUlals mar. einidh mo
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puni lchpabiieu U,uQeHp stttaacu perben ulie
ullc Nidgens mn Hernuuungsheirhmeroen init
uuicbibGrer eiriiuolihteii urireu Se ct.
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80 bdbei. tNipSh ~. S&2Sl
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yiiagdra Sails nno Sceltranos
Grfmriipmen.

Si000-Notimore nad Iiagara SnnS nno 81.
riid, ain Sfeihll, ocn % ,NHl. 5dbr
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7.a5 Bnrmiituqs BON Gumnen Nnbnbof
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-24
S6intnlers.

Gum 8erfalf i'm gtQgcneincn in
9lpotbefen. Wian bite iih Dor Nob.
obmlnlgen.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
Frisco RxcursIons.

Hot Springs, Ark, daily to Sept.
SO, one Isl class fare plus 81. 90
return limit go days.
Denver, Colo. Aug. 1890. Aug.
i6-IS and Aug. I6.r9, account an
nual meetings Fra,ernai Order OF
Eagles. Nail. Assn. of Fire ms.
Aets, end American Osteopath,c
Assn, on sale Aug. II, I3 and IS.
Return limit Aug. IS, fare $40. os.
Lewis s. Clark Exposition, Pom.
land, Greg, daily to Sept 90, re-
turn limit 90 days going and reiurn-
ing direet route, $1,000; diverse
routes Al slight advance.
Summer TouTis, rates 10 Colo
RADIO, Utah and Wyoming points
on sale daily June ~ 10 Sept. 40
return limit Oct sls,; Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
siS. so round trip Glenwood Sngs.
S5o.5o round trip; Ogden. Salt
Lake Cry. Utah, Grand Junet.
Colo, and Rawlins and Walcott,
Wyo, S3t5o round trip. Very
low rates 10 other tourist points.
Chicago and Milwaukee. S2s *;
81. Louis $3.50; return limit Oc,.
81. on sale daily TO Sept. 60.
Harvest Excursions Isl and ard
Tuesdays IN each month az very low
rates. II you contemplate a lflp 70
any point on the globe see The
Frisco agent before purchasing
yonr ticket,
GEo. B. CoSovER, Agt.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03

Judge Joseph Helm, Of Colora.
do, brother, Of Mrs. c. d. Win
chell, Of this city, has taken a
trip TO the Japanese Islands for
his summer vacation.
Del welton, postmaster Of But
Ter, and Clark Wix, Of Butler,
we're reported on our streets last
Friday. We didn't see them but
several Of our citizens did.
We have been informed there
is a move on foot TO have a real,
genuine fair at our fair grounds
some time later in the season,
possibly during the month Of Oc-
tober.
Joe Winchell returned last
Thursday from an extended visit
to his sister, Mrs. Coll Orr. down
at Lawton. Okla. Joe expresses
himself as much pleased with his
visit as well as the city Of Lawton
and surrounding country.
When corporation gets 10 feel
ing that ii has enough money to
pull through on, it manages TO
come under the notice of the gov.
ernment and has It's affairs and
methods investigated Then is
when il really begins TO make
money. The newspapers take
up the matter and the corpora
tion cancels all its advertising
contracts that it has agreed to
pay for and gets its advertising
free. -Ex.
The federal investigation Of the
harvester trust revealed the fact
that the cost of manufacturing
and delivering 3 harvesting ma.
chine is S57 The retail price is
1925. The general public seems
to think that this is pretty bad
The general public ought to have
10 buy linotype machine occas
ionally The size and cost OF
manufacture Of this machine is
less than that of harvester.
The retail price is $500. Lex.
.ngton Intelligcnccr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
Ralph Williams.

Ralph Williams. an u sir.
and Mrs. W. b. Williams aged.
~ years. II months. and 1e days.
died a. the home II his parents
on Park :Avenue, in this city
Friday afternoon, July -, after
about two weeks sickness with
typhoid fever. He was a splen-
did young man, the pride u bis
father, and the 5Dy u his mo
TIERS heart. lie was q fsT0rfte
with all his companions. and
gave promise u becoming 8 very
useful practical, ana successful
business man He was an active
member Of the Presbyterisn q
church. and VIII be greatly miss
ed By the young people Of that
church He was a leader among
his schoolmates, and his place
was fully recognized by them.
His funeral was preached
by his pastor, Rev. ~. b. Cllsn.
cellor, Sunday afternoon from
the church, after which his
remains were laid away in Green
Lawn Cemetery. A large con
Of people followed the
remains 10 their last resting
place, attesting the esteem in
which the young man was held.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
Down at Nevada.

A few days ago Wm. ". Pierce
brought suit against C. c. Oliver
conductor on the Mo. Pac. r. r.
for ~, 600 damages for alternating
the affections of his wife. Then
Mrs. VIM. w. Pierce brings suit
against her mother-in-hw, Mrs.
Rhods Pierce for $40, coo DANA
ges for alternating the affections
of her husband. We don't be
lieve the affections Of the whole
outfit are worth the costs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
Lesson for Kickers

For several years the editor oi
the Globe has been grumbling at
the market gardeners because
they do not raise green pease
during July and August. We
thought this shiftlessness on the
part Of the market gardeners,
and grumbled, as we are very
fond of green pease-
This year we have a garden.
and the other day a market gar
.dener wrote us
You have been grumbling be
cause market gardeners do not
raise green pease during July
and August. You have 8 garden
this year. Why don't you do
it,"
We can't do it; nobody can.
But we didn't know it until we
tried
IL was fair and square knock
down and dragout, unanswerable
argument. Why don't you do
the things you grumble because
other people don Z dos-Atchison
Globe.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
Food for Hot W Gather.

Avoid warm hashes in summer
and have in their place a meat
loaf that can be served cold.
Chop fine the remnants of steak
or roast, mix with them one.t third
as much cold boiled ham or
tongue, season well, and add q
couple Of raw eggs beaten light.
II rather dry. moisten with gra-
w or stock, turn into a CREASED
mold with plain sides, cover, set
in baking pan with hot water
about II, and bake for an hour.
This loaf may also be made with
raw beef. but then it must cook
for two hours. Let II get very
cold before turning out, and then
slice, Veal.loaf may be prepar
ed by this rcccipe, and even cold
roast lamb may be treated in the
same manner. The main point
10 be borne in mind is the sea-
soning. BE careful that it is well
done, and you will have popu
lar dish. Mrs. Hcrriek in WON.
ans Home Companion for An,
gust
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03

Since our last issue, changes
Of ownership have taken place in
the properties of both onr CON
tempoaries, Mr.. Idol selling the
Cass County Democrat TO Homer
) Clark, the latter taking poses
sion the first of September. Mr..
Clark has sold his half interest
in the Cass Co. Leader a. his
partner, Mr.. Roy Webber, giving
possession the first of August.
The considerations paid in eaeh
instance were such A. 20 show
that bath properties are in pms
condition. They are gssd
plants, and we wish oach of ear
friends the very bcst of SUCCESS
IN their respective undertakings,
-CaSs 50 News
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
AR Patterson Dead.

The familiar face Of Comrade
"A. r. Patterson viii not be seen
at the next interstate reunion at
Nevada. He died az his home in
that city. Thursday morning Ju-
ly =, 1905, aged 77 years last
February. He was native of
Pennsylvania and entered the
army from Ohio. From a pri-
vate he rose to the rank of cap
tain with a majors commission
upon which he was not mustered
because of the close Of the war.
he took up his residence in Ne
ysda in 1867 and was an. active
member Of Joe Bailey Post G. A.
r. from its organization 10 his
death. he left surviving wife
but no children. Friendly, soci-
able and generous he was loved
and respected by all who knew
him,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
Always Got hl. Moneys worn.

a gentleman once said 10 = re.
p9rter: Il never took q paper
that didn't pay me more than
d,d for It. One time an Old
friend Of mine started a paper
way down South and sent il to
me and / subscribed just 70 en-
courage him, and after awhile II
published a notice Of an order 10
sell az public auction. So / in
quired about the lot and told
my friend TO run il Up % $50.
he bid me OF the lot at SIS and
sold it in a month for Sl00 50 /
made s62 by taking thrt paper
My father told me that when he
was a young man, he saw a no
tice in the paper that a school
teacher was wanted away OF IN a
certain county and he went and
got the situation, and a little girl
was sent 70 him and after while
she grew up sweet and beautiful
and he married her. Now If he
hadn't taken that paper what do
yon suppose would have become
Of me: I wouldn't have been
here at all. "-Ex.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
EscursIon Itates va Mo. Pae.

Moiern Woodmen Log Rolling.
Nevada, Mo-, August 9th. Spec.
ial trains will leave Rich Hill at 10
and 81 q. N. soc round trip.
National Encampment G. a. r.,
Denver, Colo. Tickets on sale via
the 81. o. p. August goth to Sept.
4ih, at STI.45 for the round trip.
Final return limit by extension to
October 9Th.
Opening Of the Uiutah Indian
Reservation. Registration for land
Will commence August and close
August r1,h, at Grand Junction,
Colo. Vernal and Provo. Utah.
One fare plus soc for the round
trip. return limi, Oct. stst.
Lewis and Clark Exposition,
Nav s5rd TO Sept. soth, $1,000
round trip.
Special excursions to Colorado.
Utah, and Wyoming on sale June
ist to Sept. 3oth, return limit Oct.
81, one fare plus soc round trip.
Summer tourist rates 10 Eldorado
Springs. Eureka Springs, Ark. and
Sloan Springs, Ark, June Isl TO
sept. goth, one an5 one-third iare
round uip.
Summer tourist rates 70 Hot I
Springs, Ark. June Ist 10 Sept 40, /
one fare plus s. 90 for the trip.
X. A. BAILEY, Agt.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03

Backed up By over . third Of a
century Of remarkable and uni
form cures. . record such IS no
other remedy for the diseases
and weaknesses peculiar 70
women ever attained, the pro-
prIetors and makers OF Doctor
Pieroe's Favorise Prescription
now feel fully warranted IN Of
feHna TO pay $500 in legal
money OF the United States for
any case Of leuoorhea. Female
Weakness, Prolapsvs or Falling
OF Womb, which they cannot
cure. Al they ask IS q fair end
reasonable trial Of their means
Of cure. All correspondence
held sacreoly confidential
II you require medical sovioe
don't fail 20 write Doctor r. v.
Pierce who Will give YOU the
best advice possible. Address
Buffalo, N. Y.
Or. Pleroe's Pleasant Pellets
are q ladies' laxative. No other
medicine equals them for GEN
usness ana thorovahness.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
RegImenlal Reunions and Forty
second Anniversary Battle
ChlCkamauga,

Chattanooga, sept i7-2I, 1908
ON September ls. 1905. will occur
the forty-second anniversary OF the
Battle OF Chickamaugn. IL h pro-
posed TO celebrate this memorable
event with a reunion Of the various
regiments that participated In this
memorable battle and. In addition.
TO hold AZ the same time, a grand
reunion ol an the regiments that
participated in the various battles
fought around Chattanooga. This
reunion Wili De held az chicknmnuga
National Park. September Is 10 and
~. and the present Indications are
that ~ viii be the largest and most
notable gathering ever held la the
south Nu the above dates, the
remnants from the armies oi twelve
stntcr comprising The following.
Pennsylvania; Ohio. Michigan. iud-
lana. Illinois Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Iowa. Nebraska. Missouri. Kansas
and Kentucky. viii assemble. many
Tor the nrst tiine since they marched
from its hlood-stnineh fields. forty
two years ngo.
Grand nnd glorious win be the
meetiug and an who attend WIZ
have cause 20 rejoice The lowest
rate ever secured has bceu given thc
entire public for this occasion. one
cent per miie, short line distance.
Her, is Oue 90 the great uppurtu-
mites for the education ~ the youth.
Don't iail 20 take your children and
show them historic Chattanooga. Z
with ail its histuricalcOnuectious. lt 4
Is tir opportunity of @ liic time. Go
and see Use oi1 WAR generals aud Z
other officers u0tHt uut ihc place, % 4
Interest ou the hhtileneld iet them 4
show you. uud explain. iu person. /
the markers erected On the battle 4
field showing the positions 81 the i
opposing armies at the time ui huf- 4
tle. Il VIII not he long until none 4
viii BE- ieit Ia do this noble work 4
take this opportunity and don't iet I
80 escape yOu. 30 s. worth six months 4
iu the school room 20 any student
10 viii be many years. II ever
ugain, that such an opportunity 4
viii present Itself See that yuur
tickets rcad Via the Louisville a 1
Nashville Il. a.. the Battlefield Route 4
can on your uearest railroad agent 4
for rate. and udyertisiua matter 4
lertuiuiug 10 the nsuniou. or write
ucHresi representative Ot the Louis
willie and Nashville 4. r.
! II MuJlEisN. ID. .p.A..f.ouisvIlir. Ky. i
I'll. bUsH. %. j.. A.. Cincinnati Ohio. /
J d. UtNENIuBG.b N. PA ST. Louis. Mo 4
IL G. BAILEY, N.W.PA.. Chicago. lu.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03

No more neat and tasty job
work done in Bates county than
you can get az the TIuBuNE
Office. Letter and note heads,
envelopes, statements, circulars,
sale bills, IN fact anything in the
printing line,and az living prices,
Good material, good workman.
ship and satisfaction guaranteed
Bring as the iob, we win DO ,lae
rest
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03

Every man owes &, 10 himself and
his family 20 master 3 trade OF pro.
tession. Read The display adver.
tisement OF lhe six Morse schools
OF TelegrsphY, in this issue and
learn how easily a young man or
lady may learn lelegraphy and be
assured a position.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-03
Notice

The firm ol Done < Raig has
sbis dsy bren dissolved. NJ !, H..
Bsir rstiitnE snd wm. Done con-
sinuing busiaess- An aeeouu, Wili
be collected e. Dsrr aud "a as
counts owed hy im si,l be settled
By him; thar ,as ssld hssiusss VIII
be esrued GA in me same place,
owes tbs p an. Bank, in che ffm
usme oi Done Real Estate Co,
where we wall be glad % ness an
oas 0ld cassomers an3 as msay ueW
ones - may come.
Thanking yoo toy pas, fayors We
gemsia,