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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29
HORTHSIOE SUN CURED
TOBACCO ASSOCIATION
Pledge to Be Binding When
Fifty Per Cent. IS
Pledged.

MONTPELIER. HANOVER Cor->,-~,,
VA. Au-t~f Is rh. - T.
C.,tr..,i .rrt. ''i 'iiS'l- a'4l-
'9s'' i@lion was called 10
~ -C- mere saturday hy President Af ~
h-u'.iri ION o. receive and act u.ou rl, re-
t'it or US committee or details 40
EoiAlus plan % action. consistin.. ~
iea"dotla Taylor tchaIrman). Wat Wick
ga l1 cnton Nul1ld and j. J Terry
-e Plan, aa outlined ia the report sim
Hhttrd o\ "a" Chairman. Mr. TaVlor ana
"tii"Ned hF t-- association. coutenl-
L-tlr7 'hat 81 lers shall Re obtained from
tho growers. placing AT the disposal II
u-c -S~nriatua tneir crops OF tobacco
VT. tAe urovi~o that no pledge shall ha
'iN dlhS uutll $40 per cent. ~ am H.. Drn.
o. SN.l-'uf".i tobacco is thus secured
- executive DlMulittee VIII then Boz.
erected ONE from each county. or of..,-
wise. as may he detcrmined-to which
siail Dee entrusted the entire business of
storing and marketing the tobacco. Thas.
men must De thoroughly conversant with
al the conditions affecting the market
tor oar product. for they Will have. a.
decide ~ what price and in what ou.uff-
Ties the tobacco shall Dee sold. AT the
expenses OF rr'1.nE. storage ana iu-flr-
ancc will amount 20 only SIS per hum
uredWrlght lld The commission on sales
20 uer cent
Those growers who are SO circuu-
st4nc"d that taoy must have ready money
before me crop IS sold. can obtain ad-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29

small reason 90 hope Tor "a cessation. and
the weather prophets hold out little en-
enlargement % those who are surerlng
inost-the Farmers Everywhere tho loss
70 trucking gardens and big crops has
grown to AN extent that has rarely been
seen before. unless. Indeed. 10 were caused
by drouth Should the wet weather con-
unue much longer, the late trucking will
represent practically an entire loss.
Though there IS an increase ga the price
"f N' seltbles q the local markets. there
ls tl~ great scarcity OF vegetables 20 ar
i'rd much material help 70 tho farmers
ou 20 save him from losing very heavily
fortunately the rain was late enough
not % iuJure the corn crop. and there is
every prospect 81 this being in excess ~
the usual Yield. The fields. however are
thick with growth OF weeQs. and the
farms have the appearance Of Il vast
wilderness where corn and weeds grown
in pronilscuOus confusion. seemingly Iu-
touched by the hand ~ man. Il IS frn-
possible % clear the neids. and the farm
or must stand BY icle watching them
shoot Up IA Wild luxuriance and praying
the Will for dry weather The fan
blowing Will De considerably delayed as
~ even the rain should soon cease 70
will SIN m, an delay 81 week or ten
days before tle land may he uncovered
for tine planting ~ next seasons crops.
And - the rain continues longer the doe
lay VIII be Indefinite.
August is usually the dry month u the
year IN the South. and the wet month IA
the North. but thfs year conditions have
been exactly the reverse. What rnefe-
geological phcnomena ile behind this state
of affairs have not been disc0verel But
the bare fact remains. and Is causing no
Eftc surprise and wonder as 20 what
cause has brought q about. Even "the
oldest iuhahifant' does not recall a ike
season before. one prominent farmer -
Hsrricp county said yesterday that le
remembered "a season something similar
o. the present season IN 1893 but the rain
was not So heavy or so long continued.
An idea ~ the extent u the
damage caused by the wet spell
may De given by The statement
q the fact that neither plough nor hoe
has touched "a row ~ corn or Of garden
vegetable fr- weeks. The land T. soggy
70 depth hardly known before and rho
-oW.ands are SO inundated that II will
he many week before they may be
Touched escn after the rain shall have
ceased. T,. hilsides arc badly washed.
and there IS nothing that has not s4f-
c-ret
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29
GOLDEN WEDDIS6
IN PETERSBURG
Mr.. and Mrs. {. r. Rccs Cele-
brate Fiftieth Welding
Anniversary.
THE MoRTUARY REPORT
More Negroes Die Than Whites
and More Whites Born
Than ColOred.


PETERSBURG. va. August s.-Nrr.
aad Mrs. c. r. Rees celebrated their
golden wedding this week. and were the
recipients OF many friendly congratula-
tons. The couple were married 10 $50.
and have rounded out hair century u
happy married lie. Mrs Rees was orlzt-
nally from Cincinnati and Mr.. Rees
from Allentown. Pa. TAey have lived
here great many years. and are highly
esteemed. Mr.. Rees is the proprietor
" large photograph and art emporium.
The health ofioer reports total " atty
three deaths ia Peterso.Is for tae month
ending August 18th. az The deredents
twenty-five were whites ana tn.rty-one
roiored. aftccn We're under 1--WE years Of
age. and four over eighty years During
tho same period forty births we're re-
ported, twenty-one whites and nineteen
loiored
Mat Coleman. coioreG. Was arrested yes-
teriey az Wilson Depot tv Sheriff
Ca usha. ~ Dlnwiddle county charged
~ ia the murder of a negro az a camp
meeting IN the county Few weeks ego.
Tie prisoner VAS taken ult o. the Din
Niddie jail this Afternoon 20 await "a
hearing.
stanley Mason. yo-ua married man..
ieI from the rafteTs of "a shed. ~ Cham
bers wagon yard. Haifax Street. last
evening. and Wa painfully hurt and
bruised. He sustained. among other in
juri~s a broken rib.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29
NINTH DISTRICT
MEN CONF IOENT
Democrats Make Reassuring Re
ports TO Leaders, Who Look
on From Bristol.
VICTIMS OF WRECK BURIED
Virginia and Tennessee Unite in
Anti-Saloon League Rallies
in Churches.
80 = - r.n...-nl.pa.--L

BRISTOL. VA. August zS.-Fram ar
ovor the Smith District come % Er.sto.
tho most fea-s-ri.g reports of tre SAFE
/ istaotion wits whieh the nomination -
Robert p. Bruce ls being received h. tr.
Democrats % Tie district Ever.whe.o
there Seems 20 boo confidence ~ victory
and il is certain that the party is Who're
I oughy aroused and that an e.f.rt u..I f.
Pat forth FOR Democratic success. -...
as has not been seen for Years nn.
The ". NJ. Ritter Lumber Comuarr
extensive operators in irmher Throughout
West Virginia. have pure1 BASED larer
boundary % lumber iu Carter county,.
Tenn. and Will begin operations there .r
once The headquarters Will Dee
Hampton
Engineer Robert Burton. who eNp...-
err-d a miraculous escape from leat.
in the freight wreck Friday morning 300.
the Virginia and Southwestern RAILWAY
% Al'rctsir Gap. Va. has been bro.a.t
o. his bonnie In THIS city where ha u.s.
re7tin- Well ana apparently ln tn. rnaI
70 recovery Tho body ot Fireman John
Cleek was taken % his horne ar Gat.
city and buried. while that ~ Brak.uis1
r. J. Bonhcr was brought to stool
and l-tDr taken 20 his home in Sullivan
county for intcrincut
The Bristol chautauqua win begin i.s
annual sessions on September 80 Tho
ChautauGua vas instituted here only "a
year ago. meeting with exceptional su.-
cess ip IT'S first season. This yesr-.
series promises 20 be even more suc-
ct-afll
Yesterday was the Aut-~t.1uu I.eleu--s
ield day in Bristol. the leagues or Ten
nessee Joining ia rallies Ga nearly an oC
the churches Of Tho city Among tho
speakers were Rev. r. T Bennett pres
id' NJ OF olph-Macon College. at
Ashland. Va. and president OF the Vir-
eiuia League. Rev J W West Held
secretary nf tne virginia League. Dr r.
q. Watcrhplse. president OF Emory ar.
Henry College. and others. In the af-
ternoon a union rally was held 40 state
Street Methodist Church. which was
largely attended
Judge JOAN W Price o. tho Corporation
Court. 'ommouwesgt I'm Attorney n O..
LaVinder. and Mayor w r.. Rice. have
united n request to Governor Swan
son 90 offer reward tOr the appr,her-
sion ~ Nunsey Tallev who fatally
stabbed Scott Howinston ON the streets
or Bristol. Va. few days since
Thomas Gardner. formerly of Marion
,'.. "ao has spent the past eight Years
la tle gold fields of Alaska. is visiting in
this citt He has met with success there
and Nil return 70 thc Territory Son JAM
vary next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29
RIO CONFERENCE OVER;
ITS WORK WELL DONE
Chairman Buchanan Advises State
Department of the Closing
Exercises.

WASHINGTON. August 2>.-Tre state
Department to-day received O. dispatch
from w l. Buchanan. chairman of the
American delegation % the Pan-A american
Conference. iu which Doc says. "rl. Dil
conference closed last uisht Barron 1910
Hanco. president Of the conference. dee
I..ted au address which made uu e,c-i-
l.rt impression. u was replied Oh ou
behalf - the several delegations bv
Senior Ramirez. OF Uruguay I, took
occasion to especially compliment the
Emitted States on the part it has taken in
Mr Buchanan added that "the succ.--
of fl. conference IS largely due % the
efforts of the Brazilian government and
the facilities 70 has afforded 20 the dele-
ettcs.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29
RAINS DO DAMAGE
TO GROWING CROPS
What Meteorological Phenomena
Brings About Not
Discovered.

The unprecedented fall OF rain during
the last three months is uncquailed in
the record Of many years. and It's long
continuance is causing serious alarm In
an agricultural sections OF the State
There Is no doubt that the continued
rains have brought about severe damage
To truckers and large farmers. and there
Is a general note OF complaint running
through the lard ana Cry FOR dlVness
and sunshine.
But, at present, there seems to he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29
Unknown Victim Of Lightning

t-l,eclil O. The Times ~. snitcal
CHATHAM. VA. August 1N-The body
OF "n uhNh'wn roiored uan was FOUND In
the county about six miles from Dan
Vile sunday The body was so badly
t.composei that il would NOT pc ident-
yea Scar The body WAS a rr-c which
nat lren recently struck bv NghtuIue.
and tne theory rs advanced that che man
mot L-. lnItM a. Tic sllL. ll-l-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29
Valley Baptists-

ESPECIAL 20 TA- Times Dispatch
WlNtiitSIER VA. August 2s-Th.
twenty fourth annual session az the
Shenandoah Baptist Church Association
conNenes ln the First Baptist church ~
Winchester. Wednesday
The attendance OF ministers and Inv
men Will reach about two huadred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29
Senator Stands Recovering

senator Niniam Sntnts % isle of Wtsr-
.-l. 3 l-a- fIi.l -rre.i from hts illness
- the Men. ria p .spi,sI that f- is expect.
- y o. abs 81 --tfe in e. feV days s,i.s-. r
era weeks ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-29
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
ELLXIR BAREK
cures Malaria. Chill and Fever When All
Others Fall.
IT'S Effect is the Same in All Countries
TO the , Manufacturers Of ELIXIR BA.

Gentlemen. During tho summer OF IS
i contracted the disease known as ma
idria. After "A year = fruitlcss treatment
by a prominent Washin6 ION physician. /
was entirely cured by your ELIXIR BA-
BEk. Upon my arrival IN THIS country I
was again stricken with malaria but this
time in worse fOrm-the tropical ma
Aria. Remembering the merits OF youH
remedy / inme diatcly sent for some.
Again 1. proved to me that for malaria Il
was far superior TO any physicians treat
ment.
Elixir Babck in this country Is worth
its weight IN gold. Respectfully yours.
BRASfE OKLA IAN
Troop h Sixth u. 5. Cavalry. "Balayan D"
Province Of Gat0ngaS. iuzOn Island,
Philippine Islands
For sale by all druggists. SOC per Tot-
tie.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

A lady IN q small Aibar1a town hsd
occasion % cal a. The cabin % her
wssherwomab. Aunt Betsy. says SIC.
cess Magazine While waiting for the
article che eought 10 Re fo2nf. soc
Observed a uooiy bead shich appear.
Cd from under ne edge q TIE led.
and asked.
-Is that one q Jour chlsnen. Aant
BetsyT
DEED an ts honU vas ne reply
What e. Sc names
@Dat chile Amt got 10 name Tet
Mas Rosa. Aunt Betsy said
Why. II must be FIVE q SIX years
old surely i oaght q have a naIs a.
that age. the lady sid
Aunt Petsy nodded
Dat done worried ne a whole bs.
honey. Il Eho' has she said ~Bu1
whut All gwin d0g Ny ole man. Dc
done used ~ al the god names o.
de dswEs an nov dat chile des halter
wait tWel o % den dJe. 60 be can
git his lame
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03


Two Americans who we're travelling
On England made a devout pilgrimage
20 Stratford-on-Ayon, and spent sew.
eral days wandering about the neigh.
borhood one DAY they met a country
man, and, pausing. one Of the pilgrims
said.
MY friend. ] envy you your life
here amid the fields that knew the
Great Poets youth What sublime
thoughts must come 20 you as you
tread the paths his feet trodr
The rustic simply stared. and the
American demanded II he knew Of
whom he was speaking. receiving a
prompt negative.
"Why. Of Shakespeare. man. You
must know Of hlm, che pilgrim ex.
planned, stricken with horror.
After some Cosxing the man fully
admitted that had heard az shakes.
poare, and believed that he had write
for summant
And have you any idea for What
he wuote-Was t the Timesg the
American inquired with infinite sar.
Cdsm.
"Oh. q wasn't the Lunnon paper.
the man said n know IL was summat
solemn like think IL vas the Bible.
belike'-Harper's Weekly
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

Sir Charles Dixie. who in former
years "a such q notable ng1re IL tse
public q Great Britain. is ofteu asked
by French papers 10 ou1Glbute articles
on current politics Recently when
the Morocco difficulty became scu-e
be wrote for the Paris Figaro an
article declaring that there was 10
chance Of war arising fro mlhe DIFF
ference between France and Germany
and that there was 20 ground Tor the
panic felt in France as the Freneh
artillery was superior 70 the German
artillery and the French troops were
as good Is the German troops
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03
Doctor nSsgs
HlHr PHTSICIlNS PRESCRIBE
Eyd1s E Pgnkhs1zSs
Vegetable c0nsp0gBs

Tie wnzfafal pover 81 LTsa r.
HukhaEs NeEetahae Cowr1rrt uFsr
tbe tssaaaa ~ wu-srkrd = uo1 -
ca1se it r. a r-ua-l r1E teazne Il
ha palliative b1t amplT he-a1sa Ls IL
the E1at woldrf1i Acnz asf rpenu-
esr1etcr ever 6a3 - ast -eeslv
upo1 the ge1Eraavs orzz-L rnsaue1V
cruE1aezse a12 reztgzg kh a11
TTor.
MaTelo1s cErea zre repC1e1 hruz
AZ paris q The c11EtgT wz wA1
have ben e1ra5- tz1e3 u-rzs Wa
have witus4 cEras AL rhrsW
who have re-nT1aa1 the r-se a
LYDIA z EEE1z-a Te-s5s Co..
poU1dr ard are E- e-1zra 20 rue
ers51 whers . = a.
II Ehgzzzs GzrH5 70 b f--E AL
ope1-huuduacEE fhez ww-T arr-m-
etTz that Eev c-1zzrl-y p-aersEa
Ida z EzEhz=a Ters1z Con-
p1u-1 il severe zs@ q fss e.
1leT EnDw b. er-a-e1ae Is eu - -
LED up11 % gecs q czrA he sows-
trg letter proves e.
Dr. 8 c. B-rza q 3 E
PARK Eieabug. EzaL. wrsez=
1t 1s @ Ess -s - ny 14I
have tEu1 Lr1a 2 E-s Te.r~
Ccgzpu11d very s@1a s11 az r
sTls ln ny w1c-ass ~
nv 90 - - - -
CEfura tHlaHEu H1a TIRE
yuZUuz 1a1-E-T 3 n1w 2x ewa -
@aEg gE zh&
ard ~
-It oeseA msmasn
EE al cssEsa - u wr-a A.
E1 AID give hE -
Women who are tr0zh.a5 via uz
- -
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03
AwFuL SUFFERING.
From Dreadful Pains from Wound on
Foot-system All Run Down
Mlraeuloua Cure BIZ C~uticura.

FROM BFGaGIul Falua IRON WOUND on
Foot-system All Run Down
Miraculous Cure By Cutieura.
Words cannot speak highly enough
for the Cuticura Remedies. ! am now
seventy-two years OF age. Ny system
had been all ~ down. Ny blood was
so bad that blood poisoning had set
IN. ! had several doctors attending
me. so finally I went TO the hospital
where I was laid mp for two months
Ny foot and ankle were almost be-
youd recognition. Dark blood flowed
q OF wounds in many places and I
was so disheartened that I thought
surely my last chance was
slowly leaving ne. AS the
foot did not improve, you can
readily imagine how I felt I was
simply disguised and tired Of life. J
stood this pain. which was dreadful
for six months. and during this time
/ was not able 20 wear a shoe and
not able 20 WORK. Some one spoke 20
ne about Cuticura The consequences
were I bought a set OF the Cuticura
Remedies OF one OF my friends who
was a druggist. and the praise that I
gave after the second application is
beyond description; it seemed a mir
acle for the Cuticura Remedies took
effect Immediately I washed the foot
with the Cutlcura Soap before apply-
ing the Ointment and I took the Re
solvent az the same time After two
weeks treatment my foot was healed
completely. People who had seen nay
foot during my Illness and who have
seen Il since the cure. can hardly be
heve their eyes. Robert Schoen-
hauer. Newburg. ~ y. August p.
1908"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03
safe

An official ia the land office az
Washington relates how Dr. Whipple,
for a long time Bishop OF Minnesota,
once undertook to hold religious ser.
vices near am Indian village ia one OF
the western states.
Il appears that the bishops effects
we're scattered about the lodge, and.
when about 20 so out, he asked the
chief II It were safe to leave them
there while he went TO the village for
service.
Plenty safe, grunted the Indian
mo white man ia a hundred miles
from here"-Harper's Weekly.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

Miss Ascum-Do you really think
it's possible 10 find out who your
husband viii be by consulting a for
tune teller?
Miss Mainchanz-I don't know. hut
I recently found ont who my husband
wouldn't be by consulting one.
Miss Accountability Who was the
fortune teller2
Miss Mainchanze - Bradstreet-
Cleveland Leader.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

Darius Cobb. the celebrated artist.
has Just completed a highly successful
picture Of General Israel Putnam. the
heroic patrolt Of the Revoiution. f9r
Colonel Henry D. Adams. TIE SeW
York Iron and steel maEnate The
portrait Is 90 be hung 81 the place q
honor az the Putnam cottage a. Grsea.
Wlch. Conn.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

The LADY, have only i've cents
70 give away this morning To which
OF you two shall I give III
The Hobo-Give il 20 Panhandle
Pete. mum. Hes bought dis rUuse O.
me, an I'm jes takin' him over de
ground-C1eveland Leader.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

7 think that the people who have
taken this affair in hand have made
you sincerely repent"
Repent" exclaimed the man who
had been involved ig questionable
finance. 1T Is worse than that They
made me return some Of the money"
-Washingtun star.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

been for DOaB 3 Kia-
ney Pills / would
not be alive TO day
Seven a ago !
was 50 bad " "a
pain in the back.
and 50 weak that /
had 20 keep 20 my
room. and was In
bed sometimes six
weeks at a spell
with
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

Deans Kidney Pills. the kidney weak
ness vas Don corrected. aud inside
a week all the pain was gone. I was
also relieved Of all heaoaches, dizzy
spells. soreness and feelings Of Ian
guor. ! strongly recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills
Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

Brggs-Bniter's daughter did very
well In literature. didn't she:
GriEgs-Yes, indeed ] understood
that she made money enough on her
first novel 10 get herself an educa-
tion-Life.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03
NIIsc~uansoas

Proceedings IN involuntary bank.
ruptcy have been started against John
Alexander Dowie ia Chicago. The
claims involved amount 20 $1,000.
The suit threatens TO disrupt Zion City.
Tho Kansas democratic state cun-
vention at Topeka recently nominated
a strong ticket with former Senator
W, A. Harris as candidate for gov
ernor. Hugh Farrelly. for lieutenant
governor. and David Oyermyer for
attorney general. The platform de-
clarcs for the enforcement Of an laws.
for a two cent fare and the abolition
Of railroad passes
Andrew Carnegie has agreed 60 give
$4,000 90 the permanent endowment
fund Of The Southwest Conference
College at Winfield. kan
The steamer buchanan from Seattle
with supplies Tor san Francisco was
struck by "a tidal wave on Cape Blan-
ca and almost overwhelmed recently
II was supposed the wave was caused
by subterauean disturbances
William A.. Brewer. Ir., formerly
president Of the Washington Life In
surance company. has been indicted
By the New York grand jury for per
jury IN connection with the c1mpanys
reports Go tho state superintendent OF
Insurance In 1903.
Suits have been fled az Austin.
Texas 90 forfeit the charters of the
Forth Worth Live Stock exchange
the Fort Worth Stock Yards SOM
pany and Armour A Co, for violation
OF the anti. trust laws.
A tornado swept the town o. Belle
vue, Tex, recently. Twelve persons
were reported killed
An attempt was recently made 20
blow up the house where formc-
President Loubct OF France. Is pass
ing his Easter vacation
Gov Folk has ordered the with
drawal OF the militia which has been
maintaining order In Springfield since
the recent lynchinE
The deaths IA Kansas numbered TO-
tb7. last year while the births were
ia.S6S
Al the suggestion OF Lord Cromer.
the English agent In Egypt the Brit
ish garrison there Is being strength
eucd.
The Nebraska democratic state con-
yenuon viii be held az Lincoln on
August rs.
Richmond. Va. has been selected
BY the Confederate veterans as the
place for holding che reunion next
year The present omcers OF the or
Fanisati0n were reelected.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03
In a Pinch. Use ALIENS Foor.sAse.

A POWDER. u IRE p7lnfuI, smart.
INK. nervous feet and improving nails
It's the greatest comfort discovery OF
the ace. Makes nav shoes easy. A
certain cure for sweating feet Sold
by an druggists. 25c. Trial package.
FREE Address A. S. Olmsted. lie
Roy. n. Y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

There e. mere Catsrfh o. ftff aerfsar = - es--srF
mHu 81 utnSr Diseases Fgt tasrtber 40 ulri 10 -
trN gesa saE HuFrnEHe Wbe ilcufa1la- FgT FHeEf
mtrT g1Etcrtgra Frlnpuurft a. . lutN Gse1Es sd
FreeHlhE1 local reUe1Ca aga - UErtaurT farlua
70 care via lseal trtaruelt Crlllruce1 ttf ncunt e
beteufe has prsFen Datarh O. bs q Cr1sfluuoIal d.
ease eld therefore requires calsfiruua1aI fFeafuerE
bars Cafarfh Cure. manufactured - 20. ChsaeT
q Co., IQledu, Dtlo, 10 "a aElF C-a-Eutlnanal c1re 81
tnf marEet u ia taken Internally IN auaea fruU U
drops 20 q t~easpauf1L u acts directly ~ TIE 1ieot
and muqaus surfscea - fhe FTEtew- They oGET ore
hundred dollars fcr tuy csss O. fsls - cure ss1c
fGT Clrculsu aEd tesTtmouialF-
Address, -. CHENEY 4 CO, T0la3r Ohfa
eod - DrnFEis1a- -sc
TsEs AEEI FaHny Pins f9r ooosrparoL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

Josh billings Was d great spelling
reformer. but be lived before his time
SO did 9ricmus Ward. and We hope
their work will continue "a long way
ahead OF time. nvfy tradition and
set down to business-Wlkcsharre
Times.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03

Jonesmith-My wife vas such q
pensive creature before I married her.
but she appears 10 have gotten over
Il now.
BrOwnright-I see. You mean she's
expensive now-Philadelphia Press.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-03
A Maste al Morn.

William consulted a fortune tel
Ter last night and after had crossed
her palm with a dollar, she predicted
that I should marry you.
Msu-What a waste Of money, ]
could have told you that for nothing
three months ago.-Brookyn Citizen.