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The Washington times., 1906-11-26

WANTED-Women 20 try our Buchu Gin for
all kidney and bladder trouble. prescFit5ti5n
OF the late DIT. Warner. OF Baltimore sold
emily By THE JOHN WEDDERBURN COM
PANY. 6l6-6lS + 81. NV. auf2-tf
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ANACosTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
JEFFERSON SITS.
BROOKLAND. d. C.
ARTHUR h g. LCERssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
p. L. CARNE q CO.. 7o3 King st.
Kelp Wanted-Femals.
white. Call MRS GoLDMAN. All Sd St. ~ ~
WANTED-ons experienced cook: also re
dining room girl az loth ST. nv. It
WANTED-Tau young ladies Of attractive
appearance Tor demonstration work an the
washington Food show salary. according 10
Qualification. Apply Wednesday afternoon
only between @ ana 3 O'Clock IS GDRDpE
81. James Hotel. noss-gt
WANTED Experienced ,coloreiI pastry cogJ[
az once 1904 o. nw. 1t
WANtEI-E Experienced telephone switch
board operator. Apply office STONELEIGH
COURT, Connecticut ave. and l. st. IT
WANTED-SaIesladies for all departments.
those with experience preferred. Apply 20
Superintendent, LAASBJkGH * BRO, 40
70 AZ stn 81 n525--t
WANTED Young woman ass cashIee and
clerk in drug store. Apply 20 the AIRING
IoN DRUG Store. Vermont ave and Ii 81
wANTED-Four competent saleseirrs. In
qnlfe at Nlco-AIDEs 1903 f 81 NV. Il
wANTED-wht girl FOR lunch room. So per
Week Apply o9. 18th 81. NV II
wANTED-waIst hama al one go o 81.
WANTED-Two neat chamEermajds. colsrad.
after j.. ia. Apply 1lJ Pennsy lyaula ave. NV
WANTED-CoIored cafe cooks. S. week. par
colurcI women Tor New York. Wav Maid
FISHERS AGENCY, iIs 10Th NV IL
WANTED-Th1r auchIv experienced szrrt
draper AT once MADAM HEAUCHAAIP me
Etheihurst, 10th and l. SIS. NV. Apartment
30. n7-6--t
WANTED-Wh.te grl TO assist in cooking
and washing. l4od l-th ST. NV il
WANTED-Goot eoIored waitress. HOME
CAFE, 40 C ST. NV. no15-3t
WANTEU-Girl 10 do general housework,
small family stay nights. sll p st, NV, 1t
wANTEB-settIed nurse. general worker.
mtu 10 wait and drive l54I Oregon ave. nv.
TWO experienced Mattresses. 1871 f ST. NV.
il
WANTED-White hoy for ofice- ApDI,-
LACAMAN ClNCE IL, 1880 9Th ST. NV. II
WANTED-lI43 Connecticut ave 4, girl for
general Aoase"olh no25-St
"a /, ,--r.r,,, -
80 ~ omen Oh feilheilleHt and Or good
appearance 10 solicit for "a local banking in
s-.--.tr- VA au advertising proposition. Aa-
t4ess BY 49, -'lnes Office. nO25-2t
Va ,---f-7, ,-
-. . IL -Nu'9'' S'oIu AeIselI Apply -ilJ
- 9t' nO-5-3L
~ 49,,
paIlAehta5 only those who are thoroiy eX-
LSSttgIecl anu competent Those who show
So-,lyy vii 6S 6!Agn permanent positions.
>, NAM, SONS q co. no23. Ia, 26.2T
-. 49,.
49, ! IL l'Siltule sliI Tor general house
as 5.at "'.'-s i1'1Ie''oes- -ttl GIiaTd 81.
u ,>---r,7- 80
49, Fl!L !uF LsAt huuseworks stay
..-E'-ta -4ls- - NJ. FOX tElt, 55th and New
1ril 7'a-' NJ i''.-h-eI' District line no24-at
~, N--rE-I, 49,
a.. - a. -eiit' il,"t EiI4s. "a years OF
49,, 81 ~ ser zee -asoea Pay ana rapid
tsoI f1,S-i,r,IIea UP t4 II W SCtAJb, with
1890, ----,- >, .tH ana ~ SIS aoze.S5,-6
WANTED-GIrl for general h0useyyorI-. gfsy.
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gu A1A-Ao4a
Il, POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sts.
y DONN EL.i- DRUG CO., SJh and G SITS.
u s. FEALY, NV. COZ, ffth and Pa. ave.
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WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' Or gsntismen's also shoes
hour b. TARSHEs, 1905 7th 81 nv Phone
North 49,.
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Wanted-MiSCe Ilaneous.

IwANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' Or gsntismens. also shoes
ana hats Address postal AID I wiu cali any
hour B, TARSHES, 1905 7th 81. NV. Phone
wANTED-HIghest cash prices paid for
shoes and has address p1slaI ana ! VIII
can any hour, s. kEBESKY 1896 5th 81.
nv. Phone North 1850 NJ. no2s-s3t
wANTED-At sinciair's $50 Louisiana ave.
NV furniture roller top desks, show cases,
pianos and organs for spot cash no2s-6t
WANTED-To purchase Incubator and broller
cheap. I. MARION. spr. ngman +. o. Va.
II
wANTED-Dlamonds. one =, four earats: 500
carat Up. Highest cash paid for old goid
silver, dentist gold, platinum. old coins. an
tique JeUelry, and city pawn tickets. etc
Money 70 loan. also. LOUIS ABRAHAMs
Bonded Broker, 40 sth 81. nv. Phone II. ass
Es5-6mOs
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets. viii pay fuu value Tor stoves in
good condition. office furniture and house
hold goods Of all kinds contents ESPECIALLY
u, NOTES, % Louisiana ave, Phone 81. 800
no4-30t
neutrality-suspicious. FOR cash. sell your
goods 20 the man who gives you the most
money See HOLLYWOOD, sth and X. n025-5t
HOUsEKEEPERs Attention: This week. or
binary windows eXpertIy cleaned So each.
H..
1870 9TH 81. uo.s-st
WANTED-AH kinds Of general house re-
pa ring, stove and tn work gutter and
spoutiug l5c foot. carpenter and brick work.
roof painting with best metallic paint. soc
square. house painting, damp walls guaran-
tecd cured. estimates given. drop card ] VIII
call WM. +. BURROUGHS a34 4 ST. Sc
no24-7J
NANTED-Second- hand hotbed sash. cheap
Address BOX So Times office no26-gt
WE PAY the highest prices for old gold
silver. canoes, teuelry, SIX shawls. and real
laces BURFEINDS. no 9th ct NV. no4-5gt
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't ur,t
ANY your old clothing. shoes hats, ana
shirts before seeing me I pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal viii call
II. GEWIRZ IFS 5th St NV. noI5-l5t
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
LADIES and gentlemen's worn garments
hats, shoes etc. phone 23ss; drop postal; viii
call l. kESSLER, 1904 Eth st. NV noI2-30t
WANTED-WoTaea and men 20 try our Buchu
Gin. for al kidney and bladder trouble; pre-
EcriptlOn Of the late Or Warner II Balti-
more Sold OILY BY TIE JOHN WEDDER-
BURN COMPANY. 6l6-6lS r 1t NV seIs-tf
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Automobiles.

FOR SALE-1906 Indian motorcycle sian
A address, BOX 176, Times office. no55- a.
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Two cents a word Tor al other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions
II inserted FOR three or more consecutive
days. one cent a word for each insertion
These rates Go not apply 20 Personals.
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Misunderstanding

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets, stoves, bric-a- brac, and all kinds Of
household goods BAI-MS FIRNITT- RE
SHOP. 18th and IT SITS NV Phone North 1918
Formerly 18th and n. nots-sDt
The Washington times., 1906-11-26
Birds, DOGS, Etc.

JUST FEW MORE home-raised caneries left
VIII sell at 81 each. and now Is the time -
plant bulbs such as Chinese lilies hyacinths
tulips. etc. have also new lot OF coIIi-s
black and tans, japanese pugs. bun ter
riers, FOX terriers, also fine bullfinches Harfz
canaTtes. parrots. goldhshes, etc. SCHNTDiS
BIRD STORE. T12 18th st. NV nogs-tf
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th ST NV
Yellow heads. Amazon. Panama, Isle Of Pines
Cuban, red heads and dwarf parrots MONKEYS
mormositis. goldfish. canaries dogs uo2I-tf
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AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WAITED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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Sale of Brick.

SALE OF BRICk-Pursuant 20 a decree u
the Corporation Court Of the city Of Alexau-
drla Virginia. rendered in a certain cause
therein depending wherein Hugh J, Phi .Uips
was the complainant AID the Jackson Phillips
Brick Company was defendant the under
signed viii offer for sale at public auction
on the property Of the Jackson Phillips BrieK
Company in the county OF Alexandria Vir-
ginla. on SATURDAY, DECEMBER IsT,
1906 AT O'CLOCK Z. NJ, about SIX hun
drrd thousand 1000. eo01 brick consisting OF
good red, arch and salmon, manufactured by
the JacksOn-Phillips Brick COMPANY The
property Of the Jsckson-P Phillips Brick Conn
pany on which the said sale viii take place
IS at Brick Haven. Alexandra county Viz
ginia. The bricks viii Ae oferei first as a
whole, and II a satisfactory bid Is not Sc
cured they viii be sold by the thousand A
deposit OF 500 per hundred thousand Will be
required at tine Of sale, and the balance TO
be paid IN ten days. MALCOLM HCFTY
washington, d. c. J. X. NJ. NORTON. Alex
andria- Va uo20-Ilt
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Storage.

100 DRY AND CLEAN separate storage rooms
Packing shipping. and moving "a SPECIALITY
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EMPRESS 90
G r. CLIFFORD s. CO. Proprietors Phone
n. s940-M. 1910 7th ST. NV. noI5-s5t
WHY PAY MORE7 We store for 75c a losa
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. 4ls-4so-s5s
10Th ST NV Phone Main 4229 ses-90t
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1920 You Street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE.
200 rooms: silver vaults; mothprocf roorY,s-
money advanced at per cent per annurn on
goods stored IN this building. Let our esti-
mator cali.
PACKING. DRAWING AND sHxPP1N0
iyZ7-tf
3y1T-u
Noving-
Packing and ShippIas.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS
81 LOAD.
TWO-HORSE WAGON. s. LOAD
COLUMBIA TEAESSEE cOnPANx,
Us llth St. n. w. je20-tf
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MuSiCaI.

FOR SALE-A collection OF valuable old VIC
Inns by Italian. French. and German makers
must be sold at once. 2025 18th 81 NV.
n036-30t
The Washington times., 1906-11-26

CALENDARS AND PADS-SeVeTal special
lots flne advertising calendars left viii close
out very cheap; also 1901 pads, any size or
quantity. CENTURY SUPPLY CO. COS
nv. Phone Main 1881. nOz4-st
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heIp Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-Young girl Tor light housework.
white. Call MRS GOLDMAN. All 81 ST.
The Washington times., 1906-11-26

WANTED-One experienced cook: also 1..e
dining room girl. "a. 10Th ST. NV IL
The Washington times., 1906-11-26
For Rent
UEfar1jshed Reems,

FOR RENT-Two or three unfurnished ad-
Joining looms; two front; rent reasonable.
f4S O ST. NV. uo2g-2t
The Washington times., 1906-11-26
Situations Wanted-.hale.

WANTEL-By colored man, place as coach
man. cook OF any work W. ASHLEY 10 7th
ST. Sc uo0e- o
WANTED-By young man. best references in
city; salary 81 per week. Address 2I07 II
81. nv. II
WANTED-Place as porter in store l74s goth
st. NV. ,o9s- a.
WASTED-By young colored woman place
as maid In store or days work out 1925 9Th
ST. DuPf-9f
CHAUFFEUR wishes position: reasonable
wages live with people II desired. acquainted
with city; from Philadelphia Address RpX
Us, Times Office. no25-7t
WANTED-Position as fireman. by Al fire.
man: seven years experience; best Of refeI.-
euces. Apply W. Il. b.. ass TIN st NV
no2o-St
STEAM and electrical engineer. experience
with al kinds Of steam appl ances up to
date, sober young man, Address BOX a.
Times Office. nos4-5t
WANTED-Plaee as porter or housework;
reference. sis 24th 81. NV. nO24-2t
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22
KEITH

WHERE Cd Winter. ARE ron drigineg
why thisc0nstaat changinEah1ilBg
one day rain. and then a snow
on how cnid the winds DO blow
Miss Rosa schwamb 81 Rl-h Hni.
returned % town MOnday after q
sew days visit IN our burg
W. u. Wheatiey three youngest
.chldren have tbs whoopiBg coagh-
1essrs. WIN Brown and otto
swartz. Of Moundvrue. Vernon coun-
y, visited IN Keith several days the
past week.
Mns Jake King has bean on the
SICK llst the past week.
Mrs a. C. Neat received a htter
from her son. Geo. sander who s.
now 10 Texas with bis opera COM
pany. Geo. thinks Texas - the only
state. and wants his mother TO visit
them. The weather g. 20 change
able sbe win wait until later In tue
SEASON to JPN him.
DrED-Heury d. Hooper, At his
home 81 miles northwest Of glch
Hil. on March a. 1906 Decreased
bad been in falling health for some
time, a sufferer with asthma aud
heart trouble. HIS death was VERY
sudden and n severe shock 70 bis
family and friends He was born IN
~esttallan, Germany, Feb :. 1897.
and was 10 his Seth year. Was mar.
Tird to Josephine Wagner. Get Is,
1874. and came 10 America Go ISL.
first to Kentucky and two years
later TO Missouri. He lived ia and
near Rich Hin until 1895. when BE-
moved to M~oaudville, in Vernon
county, returning 10 Bates county
three years ago.
He leaves a sorrowing widow and
five children, three sons. August.
Fred and Henry, two daughters,
Freda and Mrs Chas Mar4uardt Oh
Rich Hill Two little daughters had
gone before and awaited him ia tia
celestial city where parting IS No
more.
He was al honest, upright citizen.
well respected good ~neighbOr, lived
n useful life. May his well earned
rest be- peaceful. The funeral ser.
vices we're conducted by Rev.
Durchdod OF Pittsburg, Rans. Fri
day afternoon at the German Luth.
eran Church in Rich ain. where de.
ceased was a faithful member. Tie
family have the sympathy o. IL.
community in their sorrow.
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22
Reception for Prssldlnr elder

Rev + r Anderson held his
9Th quarterly conference Of the
Walnut Street NJ r. Church
Monday evening az the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Lane Every
thing went of we'll The confer.
ence requested the return Of
Rev X. b. Templeton for anoth.
'er year. After the conference
adjourned a reception was ten
dered Rev. Anderson, for which
the ladies' Of the Aid Society had
prepared a neat little luncheon
of sandwiches, pickles, coffee
and cake. Quite a goodly mum
Der were in attendance but the
Indictment weather kept many
from attending. This closes
Bro. Anderson's sixth year on
this district and under the laws
of his church he must go TO an
other field of labor. Possibly 70
a pastorate or as a Presiding e.
der Of another district. Wher.
lever he goes be will be the same
efficient servant of the Lord. q
There is no discount on Eli" be
will always get there and the
blessings Of his people Will al.
ways go with him.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22
Nobody Spared.
Kidney Troubles Attack Men
and Women, Old aud
Young Alike.

kidney his seize young aud old
alike
Quickly come ami little warning
give.
Children suffer IN thelrearly years
Can't control the kidney se~cretions
Girls are lauEuid, nervous, suffer
pain,
Women worry, cant dodaily work
Robust men have lame and aching
backs,
old folks, weak, rheumatic, lame,
EnduV distressing urinary ills,
The cure for man, for woman, OF
for child
Ii 20 cure the cause.-the Kidneys.
Deans kidney Pills cure sick kid.
neys.
Cure all the varied forms Of Kidney
suffering.
Grateful testimony guarantee
every box.
Frank O'Mahony. % $50 Market
street. Hannibal. No. oue ~ IL,
oldest aud beat known rcsidents
says: For ten years ] suffered frog
kidney complaint aud other eounpll
cations due 10 either ovcre1cited %
inactive Kidneys. I knew those or
gans wen not altering tbe uric uei,
from the blood hut what to do urs.
cheek tho trouble and then stop 1
was a mystery. A. time passcd
became more anxious aud ieaR,
Bright : disease. By ueading NS0m
mendanons I was Induced "a us
n0au's Kidney Ptlls. 4 lair trla
thoroughly convinced mc that az
medicine for the kidneys they cannO
he cuuallei. New tte und Vigor wer
INFUSED into nay system aud bette
health resulted than had heeu eniOy
ed Tor several wears.
For sale hy an doalcrs. Prlee, s
cents FOsucrMiiburu CN. hunaiu
\ y. sole agcnts Tor thu unitc
states
Romomler the name-Doana~an
iakenn otheh
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22

Prof W. z Tn0rn5arE pin
cipsl in one q the Butler schoos
with a fellow teacher went dae
hunting hst Saturday, and
while ont Prof T5oubag
came vet and cold FROM ex
ure, not being Used u being OFT
In such weather i vas 10 mueh
Tor him and la vas taken Ea 8
chill and became v2Fw
Nothing that medical skill oazld
do could check the Sickness z1d
be died Sunday afternoon de
leaves a wife and son. de Was a
candidate before the RepubE2a
county convention g year ago for
the nomination Tor SapL d P13
lie schools he Was universally
respected as . teacher, citizen
and an honest man.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22

Mrs k. 5. Ferguson, on last
Friday. slipped and tell on the
lick walks and displaced her wis,
and strained the iendons and lrac.
'ured the bone Of her ietg forearm.
so IS TO disable her from doing any
housework and she win be laid up
for some days. Dr.. Leicester was
called in and redueed the fracture
and replaced the wr'ss 1,nt and nix.
ed The arm 50 she will rest as CON-
Portable as possible.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22

Charles Perry. a prosperous
farmer near here, and his wife
we're milking cows when One ODD
vicious eow charged ME Perry,
and ~ stop tire assault Mrs Psr-
~ threw with al her migf $
heavy ear q o1ru q she oygs
missing her and striking
husband square ia the m
cutting both lips and koeeuing
al his front teeth 80 as be- re-
.quire the services Of ap9ys
-Spec.I % X. C. journal
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22

LOCAL BRIEFS.

Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE
" W. Burrows was N the eil,
Tuesday looking after business
matters.
DR.. Slater's dental ONCE Will
be closed hereafter on Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Garner, of near
Butler, came IN Tuesday or a Wis
il to her grandmother, Mrs, NJ.
a. Condra
Misses Lula Rhodes, Dizzy and
Ruth Burns. of Joplin, came up
Saturday 20 attend the Presby
terrain Church's 25th year ami
yersary.
". d. Kern was in the city
Saturday looking after business
interests and ordered the Tn.
HUME sent 70 his nephew, A. j..
Dayenport,down in Oklahoma,
Mr.. aud Mrs, f. f. Kellogg
and MIR. and Mrs. Geo, T. Logan
OF Nevada, attended the - ami.
yersary of the founding of the
Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Misses Mamie and Sallie
II ckeby visited Miss Abbie
Barnett and folks down at Ncya.
da Sunday afternoon and heard
Rev. G H. Cosper preach Sun,
day night,
WANTED District Managers I
post sigu,. advertise and distribute
samples. Salary $500 weekly,
$500 per day Tor expenses. State
z and present employment
lpKAL SHEAR Co 80 Randolph
ST. Chicago, lmtS
The Rich Hin Gun club has
elected the following officers fol
the ensuing term. c. r. Tour.
tillott, Pres; j. l. Garrison, V
Pres w. r. Tygart Jr. Tres.
J, T. Engles, Secty.; August FL.
CERT. G. b. Conover, and 5. G
Stonebraker managers. On,
very worthy object Of the clul
is TO preserve some of the lands
in this vicinity for the use %
those OF our own people who en-
joy the sport of hunting and fish
ing and not permit strangers I,
come in and occupy all the land.
good for such purposes and Kill
and carry on game 10 which on.
own people are justly entitled
With this object in view quite
number of leases for this pur
pose have been secured. An.
lawabiding citizen who viii b
governed by the rules OF the on
g~nintion can become a membe
by paying a fee u -, Their
are about 80 members in Ia
club.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22

Mrs. Robt. 4. johnson came
down from Butler Tuesday on a
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs
w. T.. Marsh.
Mrs. S. I. Ames Of the Ba-
zaar, was on the sick list the first
OF the week, but is now able 70.
be at her place Of business.
A camp Of Sons Of sx COnfeder-
was organized at Butler last Satur-
day by the election OF Joe Bomar,
of Rich Hill commander and Parish
Niehol adjutant.
Mr. Lrtilefeld. OF Foster, son Of
the late Warren Littleftld. was N
the city Tuesday, looking after bus.
mess matters. for his mother. Mrs.
Ellen Liulefeld.
Capt. Thos. O'Neal was re-elect-
ed commander Of Msrmaduke
Camp Confederate Veterans. at
Butler last Saturday and Dempsey
Newsome was elected adjutant.
Mrs. Ruby Roberts and baby
came down from Kansas City
last Sunday, on a visit TO her
father, Mr.. Reuben Weller. Mr..
Chas. Weller is also visiting at
home.
Chas. ONeil, of Kalispell, Mont
departed for his home Monday af-
ter a short visit in our city. He
will meet his wife in Nebraska and
after spending a short time there
visiting will return to his mountain
home.
Quite a number of our citizens
who are interested in-the drain
age proposition went to Butler
Tuesday 10 discuss the matter
before the county court both for
and against. Among the num-
Der were John Shockey, H. NJ.
Ball, Dan Cresap, II. Loeb, Hen
ny Tilson and Con McGinnis.
The case of criminal libel in
stituted by Rev. Buss of the Bap-
fist church in the city against a.
C.. Bradley over in Wilson county
Kas., where Mr.. Bradley has
been at work for some time past,
has been dismissed. And 50
! ends q very disagreeable contrO.
yersy that promised 10 good to
any one.
r. A. Bailey, No. Pa. Agt. and
Uriah Ayers look a trip out TO the
wHds of New NJ xIeo a few days
ago but they came back last Sun.
day. We don't suppose they think
p, New MeNieo would make much OF
a state alone OF in combination with
Arizona il admitted 20 the uuioE
against her wishes and but few Peo-
pie do outside OF Washington and
the eheie east.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22

Mr. David Mackie h2s resign
ed his position as superintendent
OF the Central Coal and Coke Co.
mines and Mr.. Doubleday sue
Ceeds him. AIr. John II. VIZ
.hams takes Mr.. Doubleday s
place as first assistant and EEan
Davis succeeds 10 the place left
vacant by the promotion Of Mr.
Williams. We have not learned
as yet who wiu take Ar. Davis
place. Changes will take place
in every well regulated instltu-
ton however vel they may be
established.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22
25th Anniversary.

One OF those notable events
that takes place in the history Of
organizations as well as individu-
ais and nations, has just transpir-
ed in the life of the Presbyterian
Church in this city. Just TWEEN
five years ago this month Rev.
Seth Clark, OF sacred memory,
organized the Presbyterian
Church in this city and at once
set about planning and working
for the neat brick church now
occupied by that congregation of
most excellent people. How well
he planned and the evidence of
his success, is seen in the pros.
porous organization now existing
and doing most excellent work in
this community. For several
days these Christian people have
been celebrating the twenty-hfth
anniversary of their church
From far and near old members
and former pastors have hocked
to the out stretched arms Of the
old mother church to receive the
hearty welcome Of pastor and
and people, and to mingle their
voices as the music OF many wa
ters in prayer and praise to the
Father Of the faithful and the
giyer Of all good The Presby-
terians are a peculiar people
Jealous Of good works. Sundays
program was q sermon In the.
morning by Rev. J. +. Watkins,
a former pastor, and the usual
good music by the choir, 10 all
of which marked attention was
given.
In the afternoon "a children's
service was held In commemora
tion Of the Sunday School work
OF the church, which was inter.
esting 10 the large audience in
attendance. The evening ser
vices were devoted 10 the inter,
ests of the young peoples work,
and was highly appreciated by
all and showed good and efficient
work by this religious force in
the church,
The services ON Monday night
consisted Of a prayer praise and
thanksgiving service anda gen.
eral jubilee wherein a general
history Of the church in al its
movements and workings were
given by the older members q
the church as TO the early organ
uaton, and the later members o!
its success as a moral forco 10
this community The trials and
triumphs, the conflicts and vic.
tories were given special notice
aud made the subject of genera.
! rejoicingand congWulati0n.
Taken an together the meeting
was a grand success AL honor
, Is due 70 Rev. w. b. Chancellor
/ and his excellent wife, and theii
, numerous assistants t0rthe sug.
! gostion OF, planning for, and ear
|. rying through 20 a socoossh.
/. conclusion 50 important, soul IN.
spiring and heart uplifting ser
les Of the occasion Mao
! tho influence ior good rebound
IA tho blessing 81 the church ioi
many months 20 come
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22
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and will have nothing
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Remember. we
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and sell the best for
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See
Miss Crabb
for the very latest
in
Millinery.
S. [. AMES,
BALAAR.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22

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