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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
GERMANY. TO Be MADE
TO PAY MORE

WAsHTNGTON-Germany's stand
has brought about an agreement be-
tween the house and senate leaders
for taliatory-legislation This viii
take the form of a maximum and
minimum tariff. The minimum tariff
viii be the Dingley law and the max
imum an addition of 25 per cent to
the regular schedule against any
country which dlscriminates against
American products.
Congressman LOngworth made a
speech on the Philippines Friday,
which was listened to with great at
tention. He declared that he favor
ed seif-government for the Filipinos
when they were capable, but he de
clared that they were not now and
w would be capable OF establish
ing and maintaining a stable govern
ment.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
ITO Be LONG DELAY
INSURGENTS" HAVE THE STATE.
HOOD utLL TlEo Up.
Rave so SIGNED PLEDGES
Claim TO Have Seven More Repuhll.
eau Votes IN Sight. This insurss a
Majority Against Hamilton Bill.

WASHiNGTON.-The only recent
developement IN the statehood fight
was the confident announcement OF
the insurgents that they are gaining
strength and will oe able to show a
clear majority against the rule cutting
off the privilege OF amending the Ham.
ilton bin. They showed nfty-one
names signed to the pledge, and have
three more who are ready to sign as
soon as the paper can be laid before
them. They also count confidently
on three others, making %nfty-seven. a
majority Of one II every Republican
member Of the house IS prlseno.
The house leaders are considerably
perturbed. Int keen M their COURAGE
in the belief that the speaker will pick
of the Insurgents one by one IN the
course Of the next few days until the
majority Is reversed. The nollcy will
be to keen the statehood bin In com
mittee and not allow II 10 he reported
untn the opposition has died down.
This policy win probably be adhered
to. even II It takes to the end OF the
session.
The statehood bin VIII not be con
sidered before next Wednesday at the
earliest II may be reported from the
committee but not acted upon. The
programme Is to pass the Philippine
bin on Monday and have a pension day
on Tuesday instead .af F4day. the re-
gular pension day. then follow with
the statehood bill The Philippine
bill end the statehood bill rae both TO
be dlsnosed Of before the railroad
rate bill IS taken up.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
He WOULD IMPROVE
MISSOURI RIVER

WASHINGTON c. Ellis. con.
gresham from Kansas City, believes
an agitation should be started IN Kan.
sas City and elsewhere in the Missouri
valley for Improvements IN the Mis-.
souri, river at federal expense so that
the stream may be made a Bayieable
waterway. Since HIS appointment to
a place on the House committee on
rivers and harbors Mr.. Ellis has been
much Interested In the question OF i'm.
proyements IN that river. He has con.
suite. the engineers nj the War dc.
partment about surveys Of the river.
and has also INVESTIGATED the situa.
tion in Congress relative 10 a]pproprln.
lions for Missouri river improvements
AZ the River and Hnrbor congress-. 20
be composed OF delegates from an
parts OF the country, which VIII be
held here next week Mr. Ellis viii
make a speech IN which he win pre-
sent the claims OF tho Missouri for
federal assistance,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

Hanna. wyo. Jan. 18Th tspecial)-
Delays ars dangerous Don't wait IN.
10 all the awful symptoms OF Kidney
Disease develop la your system. ana
Your physieiap shakes bis heal grave
~ as he diagnoses your case. II you
suspect your kidneys. turn az once to
The great kidney specinc-Dodd's
Kidney pills. You can 90 so win
every confidence. A few u Dodd's
Kidney pills taken IN. time have saved
many a life. The early symptoms Of
Kidney disorder may be The ~forerun-
ners 81 BuEht's Disease. Diabetes and
Dropsy. Dr.. w. a. Jsnries. a resi-.
DEM here. tells below how he treated
al attack or kidney Trouble. He
says
Before commenced taking Dodd's
Kidney Pills. I had alwsys a tired
feeling every morning when I got out
Of my bed. and my Kidneys we're IN
very bad shape There was always
a DUN heavy pain across my loins. and
had bard WORK 60 stoop I took Two
boxes Of p0dds kidney Pills. the tired
feeling aud back pains have entirely
gone, and ] am n6w cured
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
THE EMPIRE ire TO QUIT.
A New York c~omusny. Recently In.
Vestiqsted. Barred In Many States.

A New York Company, Recently In.
vestiqsted. Barred In Many States.
NEW YORK-Directors OF the EN-
plre Life Insurance company though
their attorneys have filed a request in
the supreme court that a receiver be
appointed for the company in proceed
inCs for its voluntary dissolution.
The Empire Life Insurance COMPANY
was one Of the companies investigated
hv the legislative committee recently.
Stacey Wilson secretary and acting
president OF the company. testified
that the company had about 1900
policies OUTSTANDING representing a
total OF Z million dollars The com.
panv's receiots IN 1904, he said. were
s7s 335 and IT'S disbursements $4,000.
The company has been barred from a
nunher n states Mr. Wilson said.
and IS doing buslness only IN New
York. Pennsylvania and West vir-
ginia.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

Ell PAsO. Tx -Because Of the
Islander OF foreigners who claimed
they had not been given proper pro
lection from alleged Indian outrages
in Sonora and Lower California, aud
owing 10 the circulation ~ such stoor-
les. the Mexican government has is-
sued an order f%orbidding mining
agents IN those states 20 allow foreign.
ers to file mining claims THIS g the
p%utgrowth OF the circulation OF ailegea
Yaqui stories Ia the United States by
prospectors.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
T%reatIng Wrong Dlsease.

Many times women call on their family
Physicians, suffering, as they imagine.
one from dYspcpslhs another from heart
disease, another from liver or kidney
disease, another from nervous exhaustion
~ pruatraNou, another with pain here and
there, aud Do thls vas they ail present
alike % themselves and their casg-golup
Hna indifferent OF pyer-busy doctor, sep,
hrhtn ana distinct diseases, Tor which he.
assuming them 50 be such. prescrlbos hls
pills and potions. In reality, thoy arc All
only symptoms caused by some uterine
disease. tbs phy sieinn. igunrhnt ~ Tie
nlusc df suuefihH. encuuraqessthls prae-
tice until largo bills are made. The suf-
feFinR patient gets no batter, but probably
worse, by reason % the delay. wrong
treatment and consequent eompllcationa
A proper medicine Ike DR. Pitrre's Ia
YQrtte Prescription. directed 30 ne ndasa
would have entirely removed tht disease.
thereby diepcillng All those distressing
symptoms, and nstitating comfort in
stead Of prolonged misery. re has been
cured
Dr. Plerce's Favorlto Prescription Il
scientific medicine, carefully devised bV
an experienced and skilliul physician.
ana adopted 80 woman's teiicata system.
IL "a made N native uiadiclnal roots and
Is perfectly hurmiuss In is elects IA AM
conaUi0l ~ M eNsf0h
A. q powerful invigorating tonie pa
yorite Prescription lmphrts strength %
the whole system qnd b THE organs dis
Nnetly icfnlnine IN particular. For oyer-
worked, eMorn-Qutt Hrundowu,a deb.li-
tntco teachers milliners. drossmAkeu.
fcamsiresscs, shop glrls,H house keopefa
nursing mothers, and feeble women non-
orally nF florcc's fayoritn Prescription
" the greatest earthly boon. helua un-
e9eaigd as an a%ppctzing cordial aud r0-
etorutlye tonic.
Asa soothing and strengthening nerve
Inc "haVprite Prescription "a ~unfouaicd
aud Is Invaluable Ga ~gllayinR and sub
DUNG nervous r~XCitahllitV, lrutAblllty.
nervous ~cNhAuatiun, nervous prustrstl0n.
neUfalkiAi hfstfria, spasuA chorot 81.
Nituas A9nce and other distressing noff..
Gus symptoms commonly attendant apau
functional aud organic dfeaeo 81 tho
Aiefuh ~ inQucte r~Airrshipg sleep and
Dr. fcrce's Pleasant Pellets l4vfsarkta
tie stomach, liver and bowels ono u
plrcq q dose. Easy 90 take as cal..Y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
CHEERED
REMARKABLE SCENE IN NEW
YORK SUPREME COURT.
RODGERS CHARGES
Astorney General Hits A. Head Of
Standard oli-Deelsion en- Mon.
day-oil Hearing Adjourned

NEW YORK-There was an un'
usual scene in the supreme court OF
the state Of New York when Attorney
General Herbert S. Hadley, Of Mis-
souri,, arguing before Justice Glider
sleeve on the rule to compel II. II.
Rodgers. Of the Standard oil Com
pany, 20 answer questions in the Mis-
souri, state inquiry into certain oil
companies operating there. was ap.
plauded and eheered by the crowd in
the court room as he concluded an ar
raignment OF Mr.. Rodgers for the
position he has taken in the inquiry.
A decision in the matter was deferred
until Monday.
Mr.. Radley referred to Mr. Rodgers
complaint that The proceedings In the
oil inquiry we're sensational and taken
for the purpose Of advertising the at.
torney general.
III there have been any sensational
reports OF these proceedings" said
Attorney General Hadley. they haze
been due TO the witness Rodgers
TO his nippancy, to his frivolity and
the attempt he has made TO show con
tempt for the highest court Of Mis-.
souri,. He complains Of a flashlight
picture having been taken, and yet It
is a significant fact that the only man
IN the room not astonished was Mr..
Rodgers"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
WAR COST RUSSIA
Sl,O50,O0O,OOO

ST. PETERsBURG-The budget
statement for 1906 Hss been Issued.
shows that It win be necessary 10
raise 240A million dollars by credit
operations to balance the estimated
receints and expenditures The latter
include 1921 million dollars for the
%tquidatlon Of the expenses OF the
Russo-Jananes war, the repatriation
Of the troops IN the Far East and the
reduction Of The army to a peace foot
Ing For the first time the total
cost Of the war. S1,O50.0o0.O 600 is re-
Vealed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
en- THOMAS 10 rRy AGAIN.
Another Race FER the Americans Cup
MAY Sc Sailed IN 1907.

Another Race Fcr p AHnerteahe Sep
MAY Sc Sailed IN 1907.
NEW YoRK-slr Thomas Upton
Is making plans for another campaign
against the New York Yacht club next
year. and the bone az contention win
he the Americas cup for which the
Itch baronct already has tried three
times
a letter received IN this CITY from
SIR Thomas saws ne stul has homes
Of c~anturing tho famous trouhv and Is
CONSIDERING nlans for the building Of
n new CHALLENGER which he hopes 10
have here some time In 1907. just
what Mans h IS makinv now he VII
NOT divulge. but he g pleased 20 think
that the next time he IN he car
bring a good wholesome type Of boat
and win be met by one built under Ger
tain restrictions that VIII bar exces
siye o~verhangs and other freakish Tea
lures.
Il is said on GOOD authority that Sit
Thomas may bring over a schooner
and that tho new boat win be built
IN to the limit Of that TYNE Of yacht
allowed under the terms Of the deed
Of gift. which Is us feet ON the watel
line.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
President Names Vernon Of oulndaro

WAsHfNGTON-P W r. Yer
non of the Western University Of
Qulndaro. Kansas city. Kas.. wfi be
appointed registrar Of the treasury.
Tho president has announced his
deelsion 90 appoint the Kansas negro
o~duc6f6r1o the place
Prot Vernon. who succeeds Judson
W LIONS. Is president Of Quindaro
Institute and h one 81 the best known
negro educators IA the country. lie
received the Endorsement Of the en-.
tire Kansas delegation for the place,
which Is always given 20 a negro,
Prof Vernon Is % years old. and
was born az Lebanon. no. lie taught
school there and ten wears age was
elected president Of Western univer'
sity. As an educator he Is among the
best known men Of his race. He IS
married and lives at the university.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
cuRrIs,s INoIAN 80 Apopreo.

Several Amendments BY the House
commitfee-WuE BE Reported To-Day
WAsHfNGToN-The hin sribdlnq
mn the. affairs Of the five civilized
tribes IN the Indian territory. introduc
I'd In the House BY Representative
Curtis, was adopted by the committee
on territories. and r. viii be reported
70 the House soon. The committee ad-
dsd several imnortant amendments.
The proposed Legislature e. necessary.
as the governments Of the five tribes
viii he dissolved March 4. The bin
VIII be called up IN the House AZ an
carry Date. II contains provisions for
the CLOSING efuhAirogls the issuance Of
patents, thg COLLECTION or the tribal
revenues, the. nayment Of the tribal
debts the continuance Of the public
school ssskem and IA fact provides
legislation that viii meet every phase.
OF the conditions in the territory after
ivy NHAN uAiiNN-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
III cLERKs ~ 81 RgTIREo.
Plea for These Disabled IN Railway
M-il Service.

WhsutNGTON The annual re-.
port Of the general superintendent o'
the railway mail service for the fiscal
mi 1905 shows the total number OF
miles OF service by railroad electric.
cable and steamboat lines 70 have
been 3~7G6s4037.
u "a sta ed that thcrc has been sn
increa7e from the appreciation amonr
publishers OF tho advantage % thorn %
g fun compliance with the regulation
requiring all the papers FOR a p0stof-
flee 20 hc combined.
An urgent plea Is made for a retire.
ment and approximation Tor tho
benefit Of clerks disabled in line OF
dusty or worn out through long and
faithful service.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
No opsn Rupture Yet.

PARIS The foreign office has not
vet dispatched oroers for NJ Taignv.
the French charge d'affaires AZ Car
ems. 10 demand bis PASSWORDS Neither
has NJ Marlborough, the Venezuelan
charge d'affalres here. received an or.
holal lntimation Of the suspension OF
rotations between the two countries.
In Diplomatic circles there Is stlll
hope that President Castro will give
way under pressure.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
pouLTNgY BloELow SENT ron
Sensts csnsl Committee Wants Him
to Suhstaotlate CHARGES.

@HHG MA4H
wAsHINGToN-Tho senate com
mittee on inter-ocennic canals placed
IN the hands of sereentat-Arms Rams.
dell q subpoena for Poultney Bigelow
the author and traveller. whose attack
on the government Of the canal zone
and the MANAGEMENT OF canal affairs
vas denounced by Secretary Taft in
a communication sent to congress- by
President Roosevelt. Mr.. Bigelow Is
believed TO be in New York. II so.
he can be served 10 time to have him
here next week. The committees
nurpose IS 70 LEI him suhstantiate
his story. n possible. and II that IS
not done, to remove the stigma placed
non the names Of several officials OF
the isthmian canal commission.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

Dear me. she said when she was
introduced to the Inspiring young au-
taor, isn't it funny how people VIII
form ideas9 had pictured you 10 my
self as somehow like uAe hero u your
story"
"oh. And dout you find any resem-
blance2'
Not a be- You know won de-
scribed him as being handsome and
witty. Chicago Record Herald
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

WASHINGTON-Th6 house com.
mlttee on judiciary has authorized a
favorable report o. the Willlamo res0-
luton calling on the attorney general
for q report rs 10 whether or % a
criminal prosecution had been begun
as the result OF the Northern securi
ties case decision declaring certain IN.
d~ividuals and corporations were com.
binatlons IN restraint Of trade"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
No pagss0nt ON FRANcr.

Prince Won Buelow Says Berlin win
Not 90 Anything Radical.
BERLIN Prime Won Buelow said
recently Neither the kaiser nor my.
body else IN Germany dreama OF exer.
cislng tho slightest pressure upon
FraRce al The expense OF French
national dignity ut tho conference or
now Germany stands for equality OF
opportunity in tho trade OF Modocco.
The open door for an nations alike.
and " this principle be accepted by
others I expect the conference VIII
have a successful issue. Germany
seeks no advantages which are not TO
be shared by al alike"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
PUBLIC euiLolNo Oils.

Committee AcreeS Thnt They Must De
F~rt Down 10 si4,oo0o0o.
WASHINGTON n maetinc AZ
the committee on public buildings sub.
committees were announced and q
general discussion OF bills was begun.
Members already have introduced
huilding measures provldlne FOR an
expenditure ~ about s4u.0 600 600 The
members of the committee are agreed
that a bill carrying Ru appropriation
Of more than Sif 10000 Is wholly out
OF the question. u Is expected that he
fore the End OF the session a%ppropria.
tons sought Tor new buildings viii
aggregate $4,000. 900.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
80 ID - - Them.

sAN ANTONIO. TEX The Sixth
battery. which has finished the march
from Fort Riley 10 Fort Sam Houaton.
is claimed ~ tho surgeon of the post
% be- IN nrsi.class condition Not
ono ~ the men Is IN the hospital.
The veterinary aurgeon Of the posi
says the horses are IN fine condition
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

eTis said that Edgar Allan Poe
Received ten dollars for "rhs
Raven
But Edgar Allan, as we know,
Was never much account az sayin'
And therefore times were always hard
With this poop glo~ry.chnsing bard.
The Crowns OF Fate DC could not bulge;
But had be tried 10 sell his rhymes
To some gay sheet Ike Puck and
Judge
what ever nourlshed In those
tines
They would have paid him thirty cents
A line. and brought him wealth i'm
mense.
Fame Is a glorious thing. indeed.
But grocer bills 1t will not pay,
And hungry mouths Il viii not feed.
Nor keep the snarling wolf away;
And bards who banker for prosperity
Must write for us-no for posterity.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
Beware Of Ointments for catArrh
that Contain Mercury,

a. mercury ETA secretly destroy tbn nelee ~ rafn
tn1 Eump utcig QfrsHfn thn Hnsle tfafam Hhgn
sutrri4H t thfcuFh thn H3un3gs f~ufiarfE kafh
sriiclaa shspiA nHenf Pc aErd rtrcpt au pefFrffas
tass lrn reputable Ftysirans. a. tat dauaro thrF
eii snt ts1 t0id % $50 good 800 can RHshfy 81,
i've from thrn. HAZE CatHgfh turt. U aul factufd8
aY N~sds thrNrV q Lat N8icsas 90. nlntstas 90 uFrs
tnfy ang % takcn ~iHterua lB. arfiaE directly unaa
he blood Hh4 uucaus surfaces af tnn nYttrm. IA
suyfns hsAs Catarfh CURE nu seFH y6a ert tie
FFRHiaH. De- fs fskrn fntefnaiy aud made 90 Taieaa.
Jlio. ~ 2 lhfpcy q Us TcsFsHcuias frc1.
SOLD ~ NfpFriGts. Prise. soc. Dor haENa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

DULUTH Unable % gather the
usual mount of rico or obtain the
regular supply OF fish tott winter.
MANY % the indians 81 The Leeoh lake
reservation are ttseltcned with star
Walton. according 20 Chief Falmouth.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
RUSSIA oErs re 50 MILLION.

Paris Bankers 10 Receive a Dig Int.
rest and a Commission.
PARASITIC French bankers have
definitely decided 60 make a short
time van OF 80 million dollars 10
Russia az % per oent interest. plus 2
per ceat commission The loan ls 20
be guaranteed hy tho Russian state
railrop "A and Il TO he repaid from the
proceeds Of that proposed new lonn.
should tho latter be nosted within q
year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
HEPBURN BILL SATISFIES HIN.
President Satisfied With IoWan's
Scheme for Rate Control.

President Satisfied With ioWan's
Scheme for Rate Control.
WASHINGTON President Roose-
welt has indicated that he is in &C.
cord with the house committee on in.
terstate and foreign commerce In SIS
support OF the Hepburn bill for the
regulation OF railroad freight rates.
He had conferences today with Repre-
sentative Hepburn. OF Iowa, and with
Representative Bsch, OF Wisconsin, In
which he expressed his satisfaction
with the amendments the committee
proposes 20 make 10 the measure. II
r. expected that the measure will be
reported 20 the house the latter part
OF next week and be called up soon
%afterward.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
WILL STOP At LINCOLN.
ahInsse TourIsts . o oueats . o0y.

Chinese TeurIsts 20 sc Quests Of Gov
ernoT OF Nebraska.
ITNcOf n NFB The party ofsdis.
tlnguished Chinese which arrived 90
San Francisco recently. win be the
guests ia lincoln OF Governor Mickey
aud Chancellor Andrews, Of the Uni
versity Of Nebraska. Learning that
the party would pass THROUGH lincoln
the governor and Chancellor Andrews
sent an Invitation 70 make a stop here.
and has received a TELEGRAM OF aecep-
lance, a luncheon and other enter
tainment viii be provided.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

NEWPORT. r. L-sevcn deaths
from spotted fever have occurred
among the draft o. $50 naval anpron.
tlces who were brought 70 the training
station here last November.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

LoNDON-The Moscow c@orrespon-
dent Of me Times saws q Is reported
that eighteen revolutlonists were
hanged Saturday and that among
them was Mr Schmidt. the owner OF
the huge furniture factory IN the
prasna dlslrlct
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

NEW TORK-Our navy declared
Admiral Coghlan a. the Patrla club.
Friday NIGHT Is a paper navy. He de-,
olared that, while on paper we were
second IN sea power Ia reality. be-
cause II old ships. we are only fifth.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

ROME CAV r. sanword who
has been on trial this week charged
with the murder Of George Wright,
has been acquitted. Sanford admitted
that ne killed Wright, but c~ontended
that be did 20 because OF Wrlght's
Intimate relations with Mrs. Sanford.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

MANILA-The arrival Of the trans.
ports Meade. Fitzpatrick and Mcclellan
AZ Manila w!th troops from the United
states Is expected. II Is believed that
they will remain here 20 provide
against an emergency requiring the
transportation OF troops.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

WASHINGTON President Roose-
welt has invited an those who partici
pated IN the hunt with him IN okla.
homa 20 come 10. the white House 20
90 him. a dinner WIN probably be
given IN their honor
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
wAALEsoNe sisooo A roN.
Freezing Up Of American Fleet Shelves
Catch 20 RECORD Price.

Catch 20 Record Price.
LONDON.-Whaiabone this season
has already reached The record price
of $4,000 per ton. owing To the goat
majority Of tho Anglican whailng
fleet being Imprisoned IN The Arctic
ice, stocks In America are said to be
low forty IA tons being the total, ae-
cording 10 one report, and the con-
sequence hes been hat quotations TO
one hundredweight short OF seventeen
tons. and offers OF s12,500 and even
more we're refused. Sellers refused
to deal less than $4,000 q ton. AS
this figure Il IL said the Dundee whal.
Ing fleet will coin money this season.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

PITTsBCR0, PA The Pittsburg
Leader has been sold 70 standard on
and other interests, 81 q said, 10 start
a boom for Senator p. G. Knox for
the presidency.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

Women s7a class may not b. ioei-
cal but we note a remarkable excep.
ton in the case Of that Port Huron
woman who %bequeathed her estate 10
her attorney Detroit News.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

TRAVERSE CITY. MCH--Tn a
bobsled collision Friday might Ben
Robertson was killed and five other
persons injured
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

II you are right your enemies VII
think you are wrong, and Il you are
wrong your friends win think you are
right; but the cold. calculating world
viii get at the fac;s.-Atchison Globe.