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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
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me NEWS OF missouri


List % Prizes Awarded 20 Core
Growers.
COLUMBIA, MO-lhe display ~ corr
az the state corn Show which wal
held NJ Columbia. Misroarf. Jangary
9th and 10th ezeeiiel expectations
There were $50 entries and ths
quality q com ras very high Ths
man who took the various prizes were
az follows. Sweepstakes prize, silver
loving cup was Won By H. G. Crane
Elmo. Missouri, with Reds Yeli0u
Dent
Glass A. White Corn LIST p r
Crabtrees. Harmon; End J.. II. Medley.
Linn: Ord. Geo. H. Sly. RockporL
Class b. yellow Corn lat r. G
Grain. Elmo; End C. A. G-riessensuer.
O'Fallon.
Class C. Mixed Corn. list T. L
Hughes, Glasgow; 2nd B. ~. Sullivan.
Lamar; Ord J. H. Meet Boonrile.
The program az the corn Growers
Association Meeting held in eonnec
ton with the show was very interest
ing and the meeting was IL every waI
a pronounced success.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

The appearance OF a NAYS wood
lot Is a mirror % his prosper
ity. The man who kegs bis wool
lot looking as neat and tidy as
his other enclosures Is invariably a
thrifty farmer and one who IS szvizg
a. least q part Of his yearly income
Tae aneut wool should Be piled Up
neatly and the wood that Is ready Tor
the stove should be put IN a high shet
te-ing pile n there ism a wood house
10 which 20 store g. A good ecouo
mical way 10 Pile stove wood Is to
cord Up the wool Ia IRE form Of e
circular vail ss large around as yua
need 10 held al the wood. The wood
should be thrown Inside this enslosars
and the circular wal q wood built
up as fast as The wood inside piles
up The sides should slope sNEhtlv
inward 20 prevent & falling down
When the pile Is a. high as the wood
can conveniently be throwu. bring the
SOP 10 a sharp point with no sticks
lying c~rosswIse lt viii then she'd
water In tie manner Of = shinEiea
roof Ia this say The WOOD wiu sea.
o In a short tine and az keep dry
except a few layers ca the top II
Is another piece - economy 20 keep
The chips all picked Up and harned
They make the finest Kind % kiudlsnE
The rotten chips and sark zssch the
farmer calls chip dirt MAKES enc o.
the best fertilizers for the garden
that can be procured q Is rich ant.
MIXES with the soil 50 VaNty thaf b.
does not interfere with the culura.
uou % the vegetables On this nan
mel the WOOD lot can - kept 10 nica
Shape probably and Rccd uot ~
ashamed 10 have a visitor 50 crer his
premises untout dctsinF the uuod
i@-J q, FaeRag-. Johusoa CO. iowa
in Farmers Reyiew
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
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STOCK


a GOOD sticking kaifs. tog book
eara and a noaseEs11 Place
Tor WORKING are ne flw1rant
items % e1Deder a barrel Is
the Receptacle oomw11iy rasd Tor
soaifinE and there o. no need q anT-
thing better 4 81 a. re urDpsr szzl
wifh he open end aEzinst g table o.
platform q TIE proper heght ard ne
bottom securely fastened A HrelE
table bulit for thH purpose wDzt -
a very desirable thing O. wElcA 20
work A boz often serves raFy weA
Caution shoEld be obHerref sb1ut sz-
citing q heating hogs BEFORE EEzsEt
tering and the same mav he sad u
any animal Tie water fcr EczEzg
should be heated TO 8 Temperature q
200 10 2l2 degrees Were II is heated
IN the house or in a kettle uutsooFH g
SHOULD be boiling when removed from
the kettle OF stove n pvt On q no3E
barrel CT vii BE- about tha rirt1 ser1-
perafure when the boz "a ready 20 -
scalded The water Should BE- nary
boiling before the bog e killed A.
the tine the bog &C. scaisef tae Ezser
should be a. a temperature q 1Z 20
i9s degreeE II the water Is Too Ret
the hair Is lfkely % see. causing evaa
more trOuhls than II o cold. 70 fas
barrel Is hot as it world be ordinarily
for the second hog. add Half a pau -
cold water. A shoYelfui q hard wooE
ashes added 20 the water aids ia
tHrally iu removing The scurf from TIRE
skin though ft has 20 eFect 81 loosen
ing the hair A lump q lime e hazE-
ful Of soft sosp a little pine tar o. 2
tablespoonful % concentrated fye has
The same effect While being scaEEs1
The hog should be kept moving %
avoid cooking the skin. Occ4slo1aIiF
it should be drawn out q the water
TO air. when the hair may be tried.
As soon as aair and scurf sip CT
easily from the surface scaling is
complete. II G. Is suspected thar the
water Is LOO hot scsld the hind end
FIRST; If too cold the front end. his
Is in order 70 get a good scald On the
head which Is dimcult TO clezn-E
Myer. Tauant Co. Texas
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
NOW THE TALK
is OF PEACE


PARIS With the approach OF the
Alereclms convention on Moroccan
reforms. the newspapers devote great
~ space 20 discussion OF the question.
Public opinioh everywhere Is that the
issue OF the conferences viii De amt
cable. and war talk has practically
ceased The Paris Journals Madrid
correspondent sends an isterview with
the German ambassador IN Madrid
Herr Won Radowits. who Is also the
principal German delegate 20 the con.
vcution The ambassador. the cor.
respondent SAYS. has no doubt ~ the
favorable issne az the conference
He belircs the whole misunderstood
inc IL Que 20 the Moroccan foreign
ministers not understanding or mia
translarlng the worlds 81 ST. Rene
TauandIcr the French minister tO
Morocco wiimlly or otherwise and
says 70 the sultnn's delegates try go
prevent an agreement being reached
by the powers as q has beon suggest.
cd they would do they win find them.
selves IN a most serious situation hut
thc ambassador Is of the oniuion that
the Moroccan delegates fully epprcet
ate this and wNl glyo no trouble,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
orainaI -. Il -

o. Peru cows must submit 20 q eart.
oas custom There JhsY are never =.
lowed 60 rosm an asy On TIE hash
grass 0f meadows hui are kept ca ths
rests 90 iheir houses TIE hfr ran.
hllaE hoasgs az Lima have aloaa rsofs
aat as Eocr hoaEd2 and there are hrn-
1rois az them tn the sataFss % uaat
pr1a8 ola cts which RerFe TIE nag.
psa 90 a harz yzFA Ehiiaer tha ca
S Callet ulth piss goats ana foas
as heT companions ard lAcre she
stays for ne rsst af Aez days Hc-ses
and uuics ~ Jhe uay. sre isvartsbv
hovsc5 fn the loser u,om o. n
Sp1nish Amgrica H IS nos ne asaioa
Ter tClk tQ lchlbit ne Ercunt huor
0f their hoescE iH Switzerland aad
RlCnoS ayes too c8aa mast scar
shneG M Is TIE eastam CD the Az.
sonune Repuhtc. Where ghe roats arl
exUvncN ucuEh and hart tor re
msleuas 90 MAKE his rounds takine
his ooe unh hlm ana agselae oa ths
mia as required ~ casa hcaseacidsr
The strpe's being raFHi VITA sadly
uinmcd stoRe& the eacs 81 ne COWS
uhiCh ere unshQt WcriN % badly
cgg ~ the sharp prog3as eises
in S~wNserlapt h d considered that
COWS uhich are sho8 ana heps ia res.
a,ar exercise sach a. riaWlar ana
cartlEs keeR more hes,ihy ard con
soqucauy sire a better Qalllty ana
Ereater nse.tfN &c ava Goa keenef
anH natnrunm4a Hrrr- -
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
vANDVER NAY DRoP N.
The New York Life Controversy May
Be Ended IN Missouri.


Be Ended IN Missouri.
JEFFERSON CITY-U is probable
that an agreement viii be reached IN
81 louis Friday by which the injunc-
ton suit brought against him BY the
New York Life Insurance company
VIII be dismissed and Mr.. vandiver
VIII allow the company 10 contiEus
the business ia this state. Nr. Van
diver had a conference with HIS attor-
ney. r. ~. Lehman. over the the tele-
phone and agreed 20 60 70 ST Louis
Friday 10 confer with him and with
the attorneys FOR the company rela.
tive "a the matter. He expects Attor-
uey General HRdiey 10 be present al
the time, when matters wul be dis
eussed and he viii then determine
what he viii do He stated that there
was very little left Of his demands
nos 20 fight for and hence he was VII
ling 20 confer with regard 20 ending
the controversy.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
OIL HEARING
IS POSTPONED

NEW YoRK-The ticking ~ testi.
mony IN the Missouri buster case
against the standard oil company nas
been postponed until Friday after.
noon.
Attorney General Hadlry continues
90 have difficulty reaching various oil
officials whose testimony he Is eager
20 hear he has not yet given up hope
81 catchlng a. Clay Pierce q is a.
Iegcd that the dividends ~ the Waters
Pierce company are turned over 60
Pierce. and that De turns t~uothirds OF
them 10 a. ~ Tnford. representing
the Standard on company Of New 1er.
sey
Another man Mr Hadioy e. exceed.
iBgly anxious 90 reach ia Michael Van
Buren,. who. be Says. holds tho Waters
Pierce stock for the New Jersey com.
pany Mr. Hadloy has learned that
Van Buren, has sailed for Europe. Two
others who have eluded subpoenas
are Vice President and General Man.
aver Judd and Secretary and Treasur.
er Mckee % the Republican Oh com.
pany ~ Cleveland
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
ASHLARD'S MYSTERY,
BLUE MAN DEAD

COLUMBIA. MO-James r. Frenca,
a bachelor OF Ashland. Boone county.
died here Monday OF heart failure.
He was ca years old In appearance
and manner he was probably the most
peculiar man that ever lived IN this
country. His skin and hair were as
blue IS indigo. the result Of an over
dose OF mercury taken ~ twenty
years ago.
For twenty years he conducted q
general merchandise store al Ashland.
but for ten years not man has entered
il or seen the inside OF it, What he
had in il no one knew. yet seldom did
the proprietor fail to provide any Gus
toner with what be asked for.
The store was always locked. and
customers would hunt Blue French up
when they desired an article. He
would go into the store al the rear and
emerge with the article. lie absolute
y refused to sell 10 some people, and
would never sell the last piece OF
goods. He would have big salcs or
certain things. and would stack the
goods on the poarck In front Of the
store.
The people Of Ashland are greatly
Interested n the opening Of Freneh's
store, n when Il takes place there
viii be people present from miles
around
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
Helped HER Die
@ANAGsTHEslA DOCTRINE IS M
PHILADELPHIA
EIGHT OUNCES Of ETHER
Or. Curtin. Uncle o. the Young Woman
Who Was Suffering From Hydrop.
hobia, the Physician In Charge.

PHlLADELPHtA-Th "anaesthesia
doctrine was put into practice here
when several physicians, among the
best In Philadelphia. D OF them the
uncle Of the victim. and another a
cousin. sat al tie beside OF Miss Julia
&. Curtin. grand niece OF Pennsyly-
ania's wal governor. and for eight
hours sti..ed with ether the pangs OF
hydroDhobia until the girl was dead
u was with fun consent Of the
family that the drug was administer
ed. The girl did not know The par.
oxysms we're growing greater and the
periods OF consciousness less FIRE.
quent During consciousness the girl
displayed heroic courage
Gave Her Eight Ounces Of ether.
The drug was finally administered
After eight hours. during which eight
ounces were used. she died an that
time she bad been in no pain
= treated -four hydrophobia cases
before that % my niece said Or Cur.
tin. and after nav last "a , deter
mined that would allow no other 70
die ~ hydrophobia without anaes.
thesia.'
Julia Curtin was the dauGhter Of
John Grcsg Curtin oil reiiner and
nephew Of the war governor Twelve
weeks AKA she uns biuen ON the hand
By 8 pet dog The uulnd was d mere
scratch Sly Wcete laf-r thr doc died
% hydrophoiia The eirl vas uu'y 81
wears old ct huoyaui uafl0s cultured.
intelligent She gave no Thought 30
all 60 the scratch on her hand which
had apparently healed aud was then
almost invisible There was no sign
81 the terrible thing thai was 20 Erip
her until January 3 From taat day
untl Thursday she put herself In the
hands of physicians who a-,er consul
tation q%uleted her pain aud made her
death an easy one.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

Humoytsfs ara pahiic beasaetor&
rhgy teach the rlef Useful ana the
easiest al an uirs phnsophiea rhey
smooEh away the ruagh places aud
hsartcn lfo uth eheorsai f~nsplasksa.
They meihau he sa~aeFaanalns ami
hraaEsa fhn ha1rt They are aega
tfvcly. a. hlass a. aid Co vFfae for
v.ce eannot gFoN Ia an -atnospheEe q
checrnaiHesA HcnioF b q s. a noaer
ml asa ihag Que can utemtan6 wny
me allaise Crsatnr made d a part 81
are senerloy human equipment Tor tna
arht asainss oE1-Raillmara AmsrE
mu
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

KANSAS CITY-Reoeipts az live
stock az the Kansas City s~tockyards
for the first ten days in January ag-
gregate 4457 arr. a gain % 1881
cars ~ G. per cent ever fhe receipts
for the same period a rear ago The
gain has been principally % shesp
and cattle, the former amounting 10
aS.}67 more and the latter -. eco more
than a year ago Receipts % hogs
show a gain Of 1885,. calves 500 and
horses and mules 1910.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
TALK or MISSOURI o
Farmers and stock Men In Session
IN Columbia.

Farmers n stock Men In Session
IN Columbia.
COLUMBIA. MOI two kernels
were added 20 each ear Of corn
grown In Missouri last year. 100000
would be added 10 the value OF she
Missouri corn crop This statement
by George b. Ellis. secretary Of the
board % agriculture. introduced the
opening meeting " the Farmers con
vention IN Columbia Farmers week
IA the Missouri Agricultural college
includes tie third annual meeting OF
the Missouri Corn Growers associa-
ton and the ninth annual meeting Of
the Improved Live Stock Breeders
association. The day meetings were
in the dairy building on the Agricul-
tural college grounds. while night
session was the university auditor
ium The convention Is the greatest
farmers week" convention ever in
Missouri, The attendance is unusu-
ally large. and the sessions most en-
thusiastic.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

Ex-AmhzssadoE Chaate wAs discuss
ing En awkw4rd error that had bee1
committed D. q senator.
The man renlEded Ee Re Utd.
-oi a suaapee farm hand e. q ChriSt-
mas feast
The leadiuE farmer 81 saaalea
gave a grand Christmas dlaner % sa
forty helpers
Tiers vas uoss rurkeT. ruaEt
goose eranherriea pumpsin and
mlnce piss. hot a0orhnuts with not
maple surar. plum pu3diuw-a faasL
And hfora a certain tan ans
strong fsTm hanG a platter caaainias
tao decks vas SET Cor eauinE
Th9 farm hand hoks3 a. M
3ncka Then BE- took oaa % 0n 8 FORK
and eztsudea g % tne man aext %
nim
Here ~ 2lA yoa aEe AtG
Ones al { can massage ~-Exehansa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
Court Hous, proposltIon Carries

NEVADA. GO-Vernon sounty
voted today IN . proposition 20 build
a new s75.op0 court house 70 paid fol
by direct tax in three years Return,
are NOT an a~hta.nable. hui enough Is
known 20 make u reasonably ccrtaia
that the propositions has carried by ths
necessary twothirds majority A hrhi
vote was east Center tounshlp salca
Includes Nevada. gave 1895 votes Tor
d and 7e AGAINST This is The thiry
election un the sam question
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
Missouri A9riealtaral Board oUiesrs.

COLUMBIA. M0-The state board
% agriculture met herc ant elected
tbs following Officers A. r Nelson
Lebanon. president r. c Nayman
H~oHstonia vice president; Grorre y
Elis columbia secretary Charlie,
Neatcr, srdalia. treasurer J. ~ RIP
pew Sedslia secretary ~ the stale
fair board executive hoard president
G. r. Amick Clarence. Fico president
John Doorgesier. Butler
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

sPRTNGFiEI-n Lo-Near Crane
40 while lahorers on the NleouH.
Pacirc extension 90 SprlngHeii were
thawing out dynamite TIE explosive
taurht fire in attemnting 90 save o.
one 90 the men kicke3 abe dynamts
and "a exploded William McNoal aut
Joe Kepoe were killed. and several
others Wera Injured
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
RUNAWAY cas- INTO 4 FLYER.
The Southern pseIne's Fs.s Mai W.
Wrecked Nesr Wells, Nsv.

The Southern PaeiHe'a Fast Mall Was
Wrecked Nesr Wells, New.
WELLS New Southern Pacific
fart mail train No g. carrying the Cali.
fornia end Oriental mnii. was wrecked
at o siding called Wright forty miles
east of here. The engineer saw tho
red danger signal in time 10 warn
the train crew and mail clerks The
westbound freight train had stopped
az a water tank az Loray. when two
box cars and the caboose broke iooss
and started down a heavy grade 20
Wright siding where the fast mail
was passing az a hlgh rate of speed.
The impact was serve, but Old not de.
RAN the mail train, although the rnna.
way cars were all smashed inc
s~liyers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

TEST tnouEst g1E said EDa kVa1
TLm fraz che bgagz * EoI hzzr
yess-s3 ] d.
Ta-A1t yo1 keep o. fE VIA
Ton AID DicE EgW can T1l g guz
really hFe jim rn9- TIE hgzgI -
Fozr hsart1
gaEs-be1 ners ssI rgsn g 80
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
landsilde 70 me LIberala.

LONnON-Auhur j. naIiour ex
premier. went down 90 defeat 90 Z
Liberal landslide that changed thi
political man OF England AZ the ne
suit OF parliamentary elections heit
An thlfty-nlnc widely scattered but Ina
portant constituencies TWENTY-FIVE
Liberals were elected, a sain % eiEh
teen.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
mo Canal InvssOIoaUon o..

WASHINGTON Tta Senate com.
snittee or interoceanic canals has held
Ns initial megtlng IN tEs Inquiry into
Panama canal affairs Secretary of
War Taft the first witness. was inter.
rogniod with a view 90 acquiring On.
formation needed as a guidance for an
Intelligent Investigation
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
FOLK OFFERS A REWARD.

Wants John VI. F~ulSerson, Alleged
Jury Erlber, Arrested.
JEFFERSON CTTY-Governer FOIL
has issued a proclamation offering 9
reward for John H. Fnlkerson. charg
ed with brihinE a july In Johnson
county q or about June i6. 1908 TwJ
hundred dollars Is offered Tor the ar
rest ara oeiiveg Of Fsllkersaa - the
sheriff Of Johnson county. The re
ward win stand for one year. Ths
Jury bribery Is alleged 20 have occurr
red az the trial Of the Hyatt brother.
Tor murder.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

nrVfrR MO-A crusade by the.
a~nttsaioon league caused The arrest
az thirty gamblers and LIQUOR dealers
Friday
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
&c &c saaEpMAN klLlEo
Thelr Herds and OUTFIT Were De
s,royea BY Supposed cattlsmsR.

s,royea BY Supposed cattlsmeR.
EVANSTON. wYo MASKED and
mounted raiders presumed Co b cat.
uemon. attacked the camps % two
Utah nockmastcrs near the UtahsWyo.
ming line They shot down A. n Gar
site and Robert Allen, herAers
s~lauEhtcrra The sheep and burned the
camp wagons and outfits
The raiders numbered about twenty
and approached the camps az a ariop
nrinE a msiilade of shots luto the
warons Notices of warning to other
n~oekmasiors were let with the bodies
of tho dead hordera
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

JEFFERSON CTTY-Gov. Folk has
been asked by a large number Of
friends Of Charles Patterson OF Mar.
shall 20 Issue a pardon 20 him Or.
C. r. Woodson. superintendent o. the
asylum al St Joseph. decares Patter-
son s. OF unsound mind Patterson
shos Ernest Martin and was seuteno-
ed 20 two years In the p~enitendary. 4
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
Promotion Of William COPELAND.

SHAWNEE. o. T-Cashlcr william
Copeland Of the Rock Island has been
promoted 90 assent az Geary. o T.
un that line Pred Hadley % Fort
Collins. Col, viii become cashier
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
a n.uer. &c. RaII - InIured

BEvIRR dO-Emery Humphrev.
20 years OIL. vas probably fatally In
jured by a isli q slate In mine No s
to-day. humphrey prayed with the
Bevler Grays ball team last year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
Nunlevr sentence Comm0ted-

JEFFERSON CITY Mo-rhe shree
wear sentence az ~Jeiiereoa Nuniey was
toaay commuted hy Governor fole tl
end January M 1905 Nunley wa.
sentenced irom Butler county in Oeio
hrr ls0i ior emhmccry Tho com
mutation was recommended ~ 5Vdgs
u II. Ford
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

MEXICO MO-The trial OF Mrs.
Ema J. natley as accessory 20 the NUT
der OF Jay lRwdor ~ her husband
was begun today.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

OMAHA-Charlcs A Gross hai
been agreed upon Tor United statoi
district attorney for Nebraska BY the
congressional delegation
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
AlMep ~ eRlyATe &c LIZ.
Bill 70 Prohibit Railroads From Per
mlttino Their Use.

mlttihn Their Use.
WASHINGTON Representative
Prince Of Illinois introduced q BIN
which makes g unlawful for any com
mon carrier opgarod 10 Interstate
commerce TO rao or permit 20 De
used on It's line n car owned hy
Il or some other such common ear
fior This Legislation IS 20 take 81.
feet from and after the first day ~
January 1870 Mr Price takes the
position that 10 private car lines are
not amenehle 10 che Law. as the own.
ere OF said a limos have declared
they are private carriers and trcspas
sos upon the public highways
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
oAaNoe HEAos THEM orr.
Bills Aaareaatnn 81 Millions for FED
ernl Buildings In one Month.

WASHINGTON Although Goa.
gross has been Ia session Tess than
thirty working daya there have been
introduced IN che House bills approp-
rlating in tho aggregate nearly 81
million dollars for Federal buildings
Nearly eycgs member % me House
has Introduced az least one such bin
and some of them have introduced
reveral There O. no c%srtaintv
any o. these bills win De passed. as
Speaker Cannon Insists that the con.
diiion Of fhe treasury does not Justify
expenditures Tor hnildings this year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

JEFFERSON CITN-Louis Eaton.
sentenced 90 hang In punkiin county
January N. has been given a respite
Tor a month
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

JEFFERSON CITY CAPT John
paesncr. a Mexican and civil ear
veleran. D dead
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

LOUISIANA. Mocha Cawshorn.
"a wears old. was fatally stabbed en-
n quarrel With George Mains
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

ADVANCE Motto mnin bust
ness block OF the city was DESTROYED
by fire Thursday with a loss OF $50
600.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

WEBB CITY Mo-Harry Nally was
tmed TUESDAY by falling $50 feet In
ibo Mercantile milne shaft
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

SHAWNEE ok Gcorre Hoisine.
ton, yardmastor OF the Rock Island
was crushed 20 a.,sh between two
cars
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

SpRINONEi.n MO ~ RouaEk
IS wears ol8 was probably fatally shot
.by fsotpads THURSDAY nlght
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
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The z thing Esr the hu1az rare 70
Go Is 70 ar PllzTs Elaa 1or
breakfast
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II -uesanrs stareh sees rst N-.sa
Fcu Seuaru d % gcar dealer. 90 e
Sos yCa set cne-fhfrJ mcre far tie
saetoa and wGn not ssiek - he rsa
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10 Drop ouEisr SUIT

ST LOUIS - Commissioner Van
diyor. a is said YIN drop the custer
suit aralnst the New York Life
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

SPRINGFlELn MO-Mus Cynthia
Davis. So years old, was struck by the
step Of a freight engine about two
mncs out o. stoutianu. receiving IN
iuries from which she died a few hours
lister.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

i, mlsseuri senators Daughter Dead.
LIBERTY. 40 iucy Wofaall ths
,s.eear ca slaughter % Senator AND
ma T d Wornal s. tsSd eg q cam,
piioation 81 diseanea
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18
Id Men ~ ID 80

OREFNNnl4E. PA Wire IA lhs
Carnegie mills caused q iosa ~ sSeo
90 aad throw 400 mon out "a wofk
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-18

There Is zuaI room for domestic
aapp,ness IL TIE head nilsd EilA
fashicnE