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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17
st. Loulsans buy water Company.

A deal by which St Louisans acquire
a half interest in the stock Of the
Springfield water company OF Spring
field. No, has been completed. The
company was formerly owned by a
Portland tMe.) syndicate, some Of
whose members sold u The capital
WAS Increased from 100000 TO S100. 600
and the company re~organized az a
stockholders meeting held 81 ST. Louis
Tuesday, by the election Of the fol
lowing officers: George F. West, Port
land, president; L. F.. Parker. vice
president; II. b. McDaniels, Spring
field. treasurer. w. l. Lefavor, Spring
aeld, secretary and manager.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17
BOYS HEAD ONE SOLID SORE.
Hair All Came Out-Under Doctor
Three Months and No Better-Cuu-
cura Remedies Works Wonders.

Mr.. A. c. Barnett, proprietor AZ q gen
cral store IN Award. Oklahoma. tells in
little 10y had eczema. Has head was one
solid sore, an over h's scalp. his hair ali
came cut. and be suffered very much. !
hAd a physician treat Em. but az the end
Of three months he was no better / ue-
mCmaeTei that the Cutieura Remedies had
curcd mc, and after giving him two bot.
ties a Outicura kceo!yent. according 10
directions, and using Cuucma sap and
Ointment 0n him daily, has serena left
him, hs hair grew again, n he has
never had any ccgema since. We use the
Cutlcgra Soap aud Ointment, and they
keep cur skin soft and healthy. / cheer
fully recommend the CuuCum Remedies
for an cases 81 cczcma. A. e. Barnett,
Mar. 80. 1906"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

Complexion hads Tongue ooatedf Liver
dcrangedg lake Garfield Tea.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17
happenings in Missouri


The state labor bureau IL busy CONE
piling statistics regarding the ship
ment OF products from Missouri coun-
ties last year. The results OF the
compilation for eight counties, Aud
rian, Cooper, Galloway, Cole. AdaiF
Andrew. Bates and Benton. have been
published and reveal some very In
~teresting things. According 90 these
statistics. the Missouri hen is main
tanning her reputation for being one
Of the main sources Of u revenue as
a people. These eight counties shipped
5,S32, 302 pounds OF dressed poultry
last year. 17,74l,s06 pounds Of live
poultry. 6,963. S62 dozens OF eggs last
year. The eight counties alone shipped
"a times as many eggs as there are
people In the state, OF 1892. 957 more
eggs than there are people Ia the
United States. In addition to such
large quantities Of poultry and eggs,
these eight counties shipped S4,S99
pounds Of feathers during the ear.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

Some men make such a bHg fuss about
planning for big things that they over
look the necessity Of attending 70 the
little details.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

Lewis Single Binder straight e cigar
Made q extra quality tobacco. Your deal
er OF Lewis FACTORY, Peoria, III.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17
Nis.ourian for supreme bench.

A correspondent OF the St Louis
Globe Democrat suggests that the
president come 70 Missouri for a sue
cessor 20 Mr.. Justice Brown, who Is
soon 20 retire from the supreme bench
Of the United States. This certainly
would be an honor worthily bestowed.
Forty-four different men have been
appointed 10 the supreme bench In the
history Of the country, but one Of
them came from Missouri, though the
state admittedly has some Of the ablest
lawyers In the country, The president
could not do better than to recognize
this state In filing this position. thus
showing some evidence Of his appre-
citation OF the great compliment paid
him by M|issourians al the polls"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17
WASTED TO A SHADOW.

But Found q Cure After Fifteen Years
q Suffering.
A. r. Btotfs. % ne state
Capitol. ColumblH. o.. says
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

All things may come % those WHO wait.
but b. the time they tgru up we have
generally lost our sppetIte for them.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

All up-to-date h~ousekccpcrs use Red
Gross Han Blue. IL makes clothes clean
and sweet a. when new. an groccrs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

Genius i seldom bothered with book
kctpmg-Liie.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

Garhcld Tea ovcrcomes constipation. sal
headache, liver and kidney diseases.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

Red Gross Ball Bloc should be IN every
home. Ask your grocer for u. large 2
OF. package only 3 cents
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

There IL no more insuherabld bore than
the man who has So much common sense
that be has no imagination -ludec.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

A successful life is one that rounds Up
with q feeling Of thanE1lness fer the
things it has missed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

Il is al right 70 be il the p--3. bur
you DO not E4ut - acknowledge t-4- y0u
have Q ulu.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

Write Glrield Tea Co. BROOKLYN. y Y
for package Garheld Tea, the herb cure.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

lots Of ~ how 70 the inevitable With.
cut a formal Introduction.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

Always he sure you are right. and you
glll make lots 81 enemies
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-17

NJ. WIUE0W NO0tnI0W NTTUU-
Fcr chLtreu tseLllzr. Elfte1s TIE EuEE. reduces -
aAl.al.l. aAlE la-l. clraa wa ~ AlLlllla
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MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS
 FORGED TO RETURN

Late arrivals from the Mt. McKin- ley country state that the Cook party of mountain climbers have abandoned, for this season at least, the attempt to scale to its utmost peak the rugged old mountain named in honor of the martyred president. Misfortune has met the party in many ways, causing delays that consumed valuable time. At the inception of the overland trip, several horses were lost, While eros sing over burning coal bed, which had ignited from a small forest fire, six of the animals were so badly burned that it was necessary to shoot them.
 The party was at Tyoonok at last reports, but intended to spend the re- mainder of the season on the Kusko- kwim side of Mt. Mckinley, hunting and mapping the country.
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RIVER STEAMER
 GOES ON ROCKS
CaSweII Badly Wrecked at Coal Mine Near TyOOnOk By
 Sudden Storm.

The little river steamer Caswell is reported to be nearly total wreck, lying on the beach near Tyoonok with a hole in her bottom while her cabin and upper deck are floating around the Inlet, the result of sudden sou'-wes- ter which struck her with a rising tide as she lay on the beach at the old coal mine.
 This report was brought down by ar rivals on the Oregon from the Inlet, who obtained the story from Capt. Shaw of the Inlet steamer TyOnic. The wreck occurred about July 2S. Ac- cording to the report brought down the little steamer may be damaged De- yond repair. Martin Welch saw the steamer lying on the beach.
 The Caswell was resting on the beach at low tide to take coal from the mine three miles below Tyoonok. When the tide rose, but be- fore she was aAoat, a fierce sou'-wester came up and beat the little boat help lessly upon the rocks, knocking a big hole in her bottom and crushing her upper framework. Portions of the wreckage are said to be floating up and down the Inlet with the tides.
 The wreck of the Caswell will be a great handicap to development in the Yentna and Susitna districts as the steamer was the chief reliance of miners for the transportation of freight. Several launches are engaged on the Yentna but their capacity is small
 The Caswell successfully made the trip from Seattle to the Inlet last spring, most of the way under her own steam, and reached Setdovia in good condition. If she is ruined it will be a severe loss to her owner, Capt. Swift, and will cause general regret to every body around the Inlet.
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Idaho Nominees

Occur d Alene, Aug. S-A tempest uous session of the Democratic state convention is nearing it's end. A bit ter fight has been on between the Gen. tiles and Mormons, and the victory is with the former. The platform adopted is vigorous in it's denunciation of Nor monism, and the campaign will be largely an anti-Mormon warfare. Sen ator Dubois has been endorsed to sue ceed himself; C.. O. Stockslager re- ceived the nomination for governor, and R. E. Eshattabaugh is the congress sional candidate. Senator Dubois, bitter opponent of Mormonism, said when the platform was adopted: This is the happiest moment of my life"
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Russell Sage's Economies

The Chicago Record-Herald last year gave the following among long list of economies practiced by Russell Sage:
 ''To save time, the Western Union Telegraph Company serves a free lunch to its operators, and Mir. Sage appeared every day at certain hour. A seat was kept for him at a table up to the last day he came down town. He never paid fare on the elevated railroad, because he was a director, and the ticket takers had instructions to let him go by without paying. He invariably helped himself to newspa- pers from the stand at Fiftieth street in the morning when on his way down town, and did the same at Rector street when he was going home in the after noon. He always compelled the boot blacks on the elevated stations to shine his shoes for nothing. If they demanded pay he would threaten to have them put off the platform.
 "The omnibus drivers and cabmen on Fifth avenue point out crack across the top pane of glass in one of his parlor windows which, they say, has been there for twenty-one years. The story goes that Mrs. Sage nego- tiated with a glazier to replace it with a whole pane for SIP. Mr. Sage would not pay more than $lO The glazier would not yield, and the deadlock con- tinued for almost a quarter of a cen tury.
 "He has quiet little country place down on Long island, with a good deal of lawn; but he does not keep the turf shaved down like his neighbors. He lets the grass grow until it is high enough to make good hay and then sells it for $3 to livery stable keeper in the vicinity"
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-11
Captain Jarvis Talks

In an interview in the Post-Intelli- gencer of Seattle, Captain Jarvis, manager of the Northwestern Fish cries Co.,. said concerning this section: "Out of Seward and at the head of Cook inlet the Alaska Central is push ing its work as fast as possible to get the tunnels completed so that the work can be carried on to the Sushitna valley, Many prospectors have been in this section of the country and at Cook inlet, and there is such a healthy tone among them that look for some substantial results there. Summing it all up, the entire country never had a more healthy tone or never looked more promising
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The Secret Out

That poet didn't make dollar out of his great epic poem?'
 Exactly"
 And his Ode to America fell Hat?"
 That's what.'
 "WeIl. how is it he rides in an auto mobile now?"
 My friend, he's the author of a popular song entitled My Honey's Black ez de Chimbly-back, Jump Jim Crow in the Mawnin' Atlanta Con- stitution.
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CLAUDE PORTER
 FOR GOVERNOR
Iowa Democrats Nominate Ticket and Adopt ariff.fOr.Reye.
 nue.Only Platform.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Waterloo, Iowa, Aug. S-The Demo- cra-ic state convention has nominated Claude Porter as the gubernatorial candidate. The platform expresses its sympathy with the recent addresses of John Mitchell and Samuel Gompers; declares itself in favor of tariff for revenue only; favors the election of senators by a direct vote of the people, and endorses William Jennings Bryan as the Democratic standard bearer in the campaign of 1908.
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AN EXPERT OPINION
Cook Inlet Country Looks Good to
 Lane's Representative.

"The Cook Inlet country looks good to me and I shall probably return there in the near future," said Theo Allen, the mining expert, to the Gate way reporter. Mr, Allen recently re- turned from an investigation Uf some hydraulic properties in that section and was much impressed with the mining operations going on there at present. He visited all the big hy- draulic plants. He is the representa- tive of Charles D. Lane and went there with a view to investment, and may become largely interested.
 NIr. Allen left on the Oregon for a brief visit to his home in Palo Alto, Cal. but expects to return here soon.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-11
BIG COPPER DISCOVERY
 ON KNIGHT ISLAHD

A remarkable copper discovery has been made on Knight island by the Iverson brothers, two hardy prospec- tors, we'll known in Seward, where they formerly lived.
 The Iversons came here Tuesday evening in a sail boat to get an eXten- sive outfit, and will return to the scene of their discovery in a day or so. Sam ples of the ledge show it to be a sul- phide ore of good quality. The ledge is an immense one, and can be traced by the outcrop for 300 or more feet.
 The first canal was made in England when Henry I joined the Trent to the Witham in 1l34.
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Will Tour the World

Seattle Aug. lO-Jack London, the famous novelist. writes a friend here that he will leave for Seattle shortly to start on his tour around the world in forty-foot sloop. The trip will occupy two years. The novelist goes on an assignment from Scribner's mngaMne
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Seattle Boy Drowns

Seattle, Aug. lO-Edward forth, a nephew of President E. W. Andrews of the Seattle National bank, was swimming in Lake Washington last night when he suddenly became seized with cramps and rendered helpless. He drowned before assistance arrived.
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Home Club Disbands

New York, Aug. lO-The Roosevelt home club, organized for the purpose of purchasing the homestead where the president was born, has formally disbanded It cannot fulfill the pur- nose of it's mission.
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Arrested for Swindling

Los Angeles, Aug. G. l., Spencer, who claim, Co be am Alaska mine owner, has been arrested here on a charge of swiud,ing in connection with several real estate transactions. It is alleged that he cleaned up about fifty thousand dollars as @ result of his operations.
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Wm Review Atlantic Fleet

Washington, D. C., Aug. l0-Presi- ident Roosevelt will review the Allan tic fleet from the deck of his private yacht, the Mayhower, the latter part of the month.
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Miners Indignant

Fairbanks, Aug. s-The Panama Miners Association held meeting last night to protest against the action of John McGinn, lawyer of this city, who is the alleged author of an attack
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District Court in Session

Valdez Aug. 6-The district court opened here this morning, Judge Cum nison of the First district presiding in the absence of Judge WickerSham who is in Fairbanks. The docket is crowded and the session bids fair to be a prolonged one. Many important eases will come up for consideration, chiefly mining litigation, involving ritle to copper nr0Derties.
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Hob Leader Arrested

Charlotte, N. C.. Aug. S-Tbree ne- groes were Iynched by mob Monday night George Hall, the leader was arrested. Two thousand people as- sembled in front of the jail and de- handed his immediate release. The governor of the state forthwith called out the militia, and gave instructions to shoot to kin if the mob attempted to use force to rescue Hall. All night the crowd ha, been held at bay by the soldiers, and ;. <, feared that blood will be shed So, the Sympathizers of the imprisoned leader are in an angry m0rG
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Army Officer Suicides

San Francisco, Aug. Maj, W. R.. Schofeld, a paymaster in the army, committed suicide by shooting him self in the head at his home in this city last night. His wife was present when the horrible deed was done, The major was on a three-months' leave of absence on account of sickness, and iu- tense suffering was the cause of the rash act. The suicide was a son of General Schofeld, the famous veteran of the civil war.
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The first pocket handkerchiefs, util- ized in the manner they are today were manufactured at Paisley in l743.
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Will Sell a City

Vancouver, B. C., Aug. lO-C. E.. Smith of Eringale has secured a judg- ment against the town of Slocan, in British Columbia, to enforce the payment of warrants against that place. The sheriff has seized the town and will sell it to the highest bidder unless arrangements are made to sat- isfy the judgment. The city officials have resigned. Slocan is mining town in British Columbia and has 300 inhabitants.
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Quill pens came into use in 553: the first steel onces in 1920. when the first gross of them sold for S36.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
ny Cable to The DaIly Gateway.
 Admiral Train Dead

ay Cable to The DaIly Gateway.
 Admiral Train Dead
 Chefoo. China, Aug 4- Rear-Ad- miraI Charles J. Train, commander of the Asiatic squadron, U. $. navy, died ere last night of uraemia.
 Investigates Lumber Trust
 San Francisco, Aug. 1.-The federal grand jury today began an investiga- tfon of the Pacific Coast lumber trust.
 For Municipal Ownership
 Seattle. Aug. IA municipal owner ship league will be organized to make a campaign to carry the election for municipal street railway bonds in September in this city.
 Portland Reaches Seattle
 Seattle. Aug. 4-Steamer Portland arrived from Seward and Valdez last night,
 Gives Income to Prohibition
 Tacoma. Aug. 4-W. B. Martin, owner of valuable mines on Douglas island Alaska, which yield 8 profit of $500. 900 annually, has decided to de- vote the entire output to promote the cause of prohibition. He leaves for Alaska next week
 StorLsIsger for Governor
 Occur d'AIene. Idaho, Aug. 6-The Democratic state convention was called 10 order here this morning. The indi- cations point to the nomination of Charles O. Stockslager, present chief justice of the state supreme court aS the candidate for governor. Senator Dubois will be indorsed, and a reSo- lution against Mormonism will be adopted.
 Killed at Election
 Cold Spring. Tex. Aug. 6-At an election held Saturday Edward Adams, candidate for tax collector, and his brother were killed. The county sheriH has asked the governor for the aid of Texas Rangers as further trouble is expected.
 Woman Horsewhips a Rival
 Kansas City. Mo-, Aug. 6-AIrs. Bur ton Harrison, a prominent society woman of San Francisco. publicly  horsewhipped rival for the affections of her husband in the streets of this city yesterday. Luella Cordel and Burton Harrison were walking to- gether. when the irate and jealous wife of the latter met them. She drew whip from the folds of her dress and began to fay the interloper. The erring husband lied the scene, lodging into a convenient alley.
 Santa Clara in Seattle
 Seattle, Aug. Steamer Santa Clara arrived here from Seward and Valdez yesterday.
 President Going to Panama
 Omaha, Aug 6-Secretary of War Taft has written to Senator Willard of Nebraska. chairman of the Panama canal Investigating cOmmiJJeee, stat ing that President Roosevelt will leave soon for Panama and asking that Willard join the presidential party
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President Going to Panama

Omaha, Aug. 6-Secretary of War Taft has written to Senator Willard of Nebraska. chairman of the Panama canal Investigating commitJeee, stat ing that President Roosevelt will leave soon for Panama and asking that Willard join the presidential party.
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StOckslager for Governor
Killed at Election

Cold Spring, Tex. Aug. 6-At an election held Saturday Edward Adams, candidate for tax collector, and his brother were killed. The county sheriH has asked the governor for the aid Of Texas Rangers as further lrnun-e Ls oNnoe-e-.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-11
Woman Iorsewhips a Rival
Santa Clara in Seattle

Seattle, Aug. Steamer Santa Clara arrived here from Seward and Valdez yesterday.
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Again in Trouble

Seattle, Aug. 9-"Swiftwater' Bill Gates has disappeared from this city, to avoid papers sought to be served on him by his wife, who has sued for di- vorce, charging Gates with bigamy.
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Giyes Income to Prohibition

Tacoma, Aug. 4-W. B. Martin, owner of valuable mines on Douglas island. Alaska, which yield profit of $500, 600 annually, has decided to de- vote the entire output to promote the cause of prohibition. He leaves for A1,-L-, v,g,+ yyapk
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sent out from here on Thomas Gale and Frank H. Waskey, candidates for delegate to congress from Alaska. He characterized these gentlemen as "MongrelS, anarchists and socialists. y A resolution passed by the miners as- sociation condemns in strong terms the use of such violent language.
 Fight Over Ballot Boxes
 Denver, Col. Aug. S-Judge Lindsay of the superior court directed the sheriff to seize the ballot boxes which contain the vote cast at the Tramway election last May The custodians of the boxes refused to deliver them up. The sheriff has been ordered to organ ize a posse today and take the ballots by force. Trouble is anticipated.
 Storm in Southern Texas
 Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. S-Southern Texas has been visited by violent ac- tion of the elements, and great dam age and loss of life are reported. De- tails of the storm are meagre. It has rained in torrents, causing floods that have left destruction in their wake. Thousands of acres along the Colorado river are inundated, and stock in large numbers have been drowned.
 The town of Canyon City was laid low by tornado and wiped out by a flood. Amarillo City was struck by lightning. Many people were killed and much damage done.
 Santa Clara Sails
 Seattle, Aug. 9-The steamer Santa Clara sailed for Seward and Valdez last night with a full passenger list and freight cargo.
 Again in Trouble
 Seattle, Aug. -"Swiftwater' Bill Gates has disappeared from this city, to avoid papers sought to be served on him by his wife, who has sued for dl- vorce charging Gates with bigamy.
 There Are Others
 Tokio, Japan, Aug. 9-An inspection of 8 meat company establishment at Hiroshima by government authorities, reveals the shocking fact that horse meat has been canned for beef,
 Insurance Company Repudiates
 San Francisco, Aug. 9-The policy holders committee of San Francisco has attached the sum of $500, GOO depoS- ited in New York banks by the Trans Atlantic Fire Insurance Co. of Ham, burg. This company has repudiated it's losses sustained in the Frisco and fire.
 Will Sell a City
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-11
Portland Reaches Seattle

Seattle, Aug. Steamer Portland arrived from Seward and Valdez last
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Santa Clara Sails

Seattle, Aug. 9-The steamer Santa Clara sailed for Seward and Valdez last night with a full passenger list and lreirht cargO.