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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-02
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Chicago, 2 pazdziernika'

WrzeSniowy zeszyt nalpowa-
zniejszego miesiecznika angiel-
skiego P, p. Nineteenth Centu-
ry and after" zawiera artykul,
ktory ze wszech miar zaslugule
ma baczna uwage, i re wzgledu
na treSc, i ze wzgledu ma autora'
kt6rym jest znakomity ekonoml-
sta, jeden najwybitniejszych
mellow stanu, a przedewszytkiem
byly minister francusk Yves
Guyot.
ArtykuI zrobii ogromna senza-
eye, Guyot bowiem smiala reka
siegna1 po wykazanie, do jakich
cel6w zmierzaja dazenia niemie-
ckie jaka jest realna polityka
rzadu niemieckiego.
Pangermanisci, zdaniem autora,
aspiracye swoje zasadzaJa ma tem'
azeby pod hegemonie Niemiec, a
scisle biorac Prus, dostaly sic:
y Szwajcarya 100000 Mem
COW,
p Austro-Wegry 100000
Niemcow,
81 Rosya zachodnia z 100000
Niemc6w,
y Belgia i Holandya, gdzie
jest zgora 8 milionow pobratyrn-
cow niemieckich.
Taxi MAJ stanu, jak Bismark
- powiada Guyot - drwn z tych
urojen. Inaczej jednak sadzi ce-
sarz Wilhelm. On sprawl, re l.
dea rozszerzenia granic Niemiec
juz sic skrystalizowala i przybra-
la peYne, jasno sformuiowane ka-
p1tafy-
Dotad przypuszczano ogolnie,
re po snierci, sedziwego Fran
ciszka Jozefa Niemcy rozwina
akcye aneksyjna W Austryi. ,,Kie-
dy ia smutna ewentualnosc je-
dnak nastapi, cesarz Wilhelm "a
dziwi SWAT. Oznajni on wtedy
urbi ct orbi, re nietylko Niemcy
ME maja zadnych zamiarow "a
borczych, ale przeciwnie pragna
utrzymania status quo. Zaledwie
jednak przeminie zachwyt mad ta
bezinteresownoscia, Wilhelm wy
sunie ma pierwszy plan inna spra-
we. l tn otrzyma kompensate.
Zazada, albo raczej zaproponu-
je "a ewentualna zgoda wielkich
mocarstw, wlaczenie Holandyi i
Belgii do niemieckiego Zollver-
emu. Ze "a tym pierwszym kro-
klein nastapi dalej aneksya - ME
potrzeba zapewniac.
Autor W objektywny sposob
wykazuje, ze TAXA polityka jest
koniecznoscia nieodzowna dla
wielkiego nocarstwa, o szybko
wzrastajacej ludnosci, o rozwija-
jacym sic przemysle i handlu, a
duszacego sic W przyciasnych
granicach ME posiadajacego ko-
lonii.
Dominujacym czynnikiem W
rozwoju Niemiec jest ich wielki
wodny gosciniec = Rem. Osiadio
ma jego wybrzerzach 16 nilionow
mieszkancow, miedzy mimi 8 mi
liony Gudnosci robotniczej; zie-
mia nadrenska posiada so procent
produkcyi wegla i wiekszy je-
szcze stosunek wytworczosci
przemyslowej. Ale ia wspaniala
rzeka ma swe ujscie W Holan-
dyi, i owych 22 milionow marek
zawotowanych w r. 1879 ma ure-
gulowanie jego koryta, przynio-
sio przedewszystkiem korzyse tel
ostatniej, a Rotterdam i Antwer-
pia sta1y sic potegami handlowe-
mi, zagrazajacemi Niemcom. Sko-
70 kanai Dortmundzki ME osia-
rnaf celu. skoro dalej kanal ki-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-02
Kronika Miejscowa.
Przeciw oficerom policyi.


Komisya siuzby cywilnej zade-
cydowaia wczoraj, re kapitan po-
licyi ]. Rehman zaniedbywai sic
W sluzbie, skutkiem czego szefo-
wi Collins przysiuguje prawo u
karania go, lecz z tego powodu
wydalonym re sluzby bye ME
moze. Natomiast dyrnisya dana
Martinowi B. Hayes jet uzasa-
dniona, poniewaz Hayes jako ka-
pitan dawal zly przyklad podko-
mendnym. Zamiast pilnowac siui-
by, odwiedzal szynki spijal W
mich piwo.
Rzec1nik policyjny Comerford
przesluchiwal wczoraj przez caiy
dzieh inspektora policyjnego La.
vina dai do zrozumienia, re o.
skarzony Inspector pobraf dotych'
czas ogolem $4,000 pensyi, a Z
tego zdoial ,,oszczedzic" pol mi
Iona dolarow. Podczas strajku W
rzezalniach otrzyma} Cd firmy
Swift & CO. akcye nominalnej
wartosci $4,000, a podobnych
podarkow pobierai duzo ro-
znych stron. Jego adwokat Ro-
senthal broni go ME kosztem o.
skarzonego inspektora, lecz kosz-
tenn jednego z wiascicieli rzezalh.
Ma zadawane w tel kwestyi py-
tania oskarzony LAWN ME dawai
odpowiedzi. Milczai - wymo-
wnie.
Gdzie jest Rockefeller?
w Whiting, Ind, istnieje W "a
kladach Standard Oil CO. strajk
maszynistow i palaczy. Moznaby
sprawe bez trudu zalatwic, gdy-
by John D. Rockefeller zgodzif
sic ma drobne utepstwa. Lecz u
dreczony ,,krol naftowy" opuscil
przed 3-ma tygodniami swa rezy-
dencye we Forest Hill i niewia-
domo ,gdzie obecnie przebywa.
Przypuszczano, re bawi W Chi
cago, dowiadywano sic przeto o
niego w ofisach pm. 5 Wabash a.
ve., roznych milionerow i W
uniwersytecie, ktory ,,krolowi ma
ftowemu" zawdziecza swe istnie-
ME. Nigdzie Rockefellera ME zna-
leziono. Niema wszakze powodu
przypuszczat, re ucieki do Tan
geru.
Chicagoska miodziez.
10 letni John Doyle nieszka
pm. 3s7 N. Robey Str, a jego ro-
wiesnik Gustav Hoffman pm. S43
N. Hoyne ave. w nocy soboty
ma niedziele weszli obydwaj przez
tylne okno do ofisu firmy Villa
ma Haussen, pm. b6S Armitage
ave-, zaopatrzyli sic tam W garse
drobnych pieniedzy, poczem uda-
Ii sic do tajni, zaprzegli konia do
powoziku pojechali sobie ma
spacer. Dotarli do osady Bell
word, gdzie znalezli chetnego
kupca, ktory "a konia powozis
wreczyl i'm kilka dolarow. Do
szedlszy w TAXI sposob do ma
jatku, wrocili do Chicago, gdzie
oczekiwai ich przybycia policyant
Fred Zirkie ma stacyi North ave.
Pc trudach podrozy po wraze-
mach, doznanych W ofisie, stajni
Haussena w Belwood ,odpoczeli
W kozie, a dzisiaj dowiedza sic
cd sedziego o swoim dalszym To-
ic.
Bank Stenslanda zamkniety.
Poniewaz dom Stenslanda
wraz z calem urzadzcniem prze-
szedl ma wlasnosc prezesa BAN
ku First National, przeniosl sic
wczoraj zawiadowca Fetzer do
grnachu Bedford, ma rogu ulic
~ - n -----. !.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-02
Wtorek dnia Ego Pazdziernika 1906 r.

by Taft W przeciagu kllku go
dzin kazac wyladowac 5000 zof-
nierzom. Zaczefo sic juz takze
rozbrajanie powstahcow per-
traktacye ich dowodcami.
Powstahcom "a bron oddana ME
da sic zapiaty, ale bezplatna da
i'm sic podroz do miejsc ich "a
mieszkania.
Washington, pazdz. - Sto-
sownie do rozkazu telegraficzne-
go prezydenta Roosevelta, mobd-
lizuje sic szesc tysiecy wojska.
Pc wiekszej czesci gromadza sic
te wojska w Newport News, Va,
ale niekt6re pierwsze oddziaiy wy
rusza z New Yorku z Tampa,
Fla, wprost ma Kube. w srode
600 wojska wyruszy z New Yor-
ku ma transportowcu Summer.
Kieruje wysylaniem wojska gen.
brygady Theodore J. Wint, "a
sIuzony veteran z wojny domo-.
wei, komendant departamentu
Missouri.
Cherson, pazdz.. - Wczo-
raj odbys sic process 81 chlopow,
oskarzonych o spustoszenie dobr
Kriwoszyna, bylego ministra ho-
lei zelaznych: 63 skazano ma
wiezienie, a "a uwolniono. w
czasie procesu okazalo sic, re
oskarzonymi w haniebny spo-.
sob Obesity sic wladze. Naczelnik
dystryktu zebrawszy oddziai ko-
zakow, przybyl W miejsce wkro
tee po spustoszeniu. Me zastai
juz sprawcow napasci, ale koza-
kom kazal spedzic wszystkich
ch1opow re wsi, prawie bez wy
jatku niewinnych. Potem popom
polecil, by ludziom tym udzielili
ostatnich sakramentow, a naste-
pnie kozakrn kazal bic chlopoW
ma snierc. Pastwienie sic Zwie-
rzece trwafo cztery godziny; 23
chlopow ubito ma smierc, a 135
okropnie pokaleczono. Kozacy,
znuzeni bicienn, kazali> chlopom
bic sic wzajennie, i niejeden
chop musial bic wfasnego brata,
lub syna, lub ojca, dopoki mia1
wladze w reku. Pomimo tych re-
welacyj zapadl wyrok wyzej po-
dany!
Petersburg, 2 pazdziernika -
Przedauzona nieobecnosc cara
dale nowy powod do pogsosek'
re wv koIach dworskich ma seryo
zamierzaja ustanowic regencye,
temibardziej, re zdrowie cara W
zlym jest stanie.
Pc przezwyciezeniu wielu tru-
dnosci centralnemu komitetowl
&onstytucyjnych demokratow u
daso sic doprowadzic do zebrania
Wszyscy delegaci komitetow
petersbunskich byli obecni. Pre-
zydentem obrano prof. Miluko-
wa.
Wiedef, 2 pazdz. - Z wiel-
kim niepokojem dowiedziano sic,
w szerszych ko1ach, re sedziwy
cesarz Franciszek Jozef postano-
will ME wziac udzialu W zadnych
uroczystosciach ju1 zapowie'
dzianych W nablizszej przyszio-
Sci. Chociaz urzedowo donosza,
re powodem tego jest tylko lex
kie przeziebienie sic monarchy,
wyrnagajace szanowania sic, to
przeciez narod obawia sic, IL tym
razem chodzi o rzecz powaznie1-
sza re choroba cesarza okaze
sic smiertelna.
Berlin, 2 pazdz. - Urzedowe
gazety daja do poznania, re
kwestya BrunszwiGca wkrotce 20
stanie rozwiazana. Podobno ksia-
ze Cumberland gotow jest ma
rzecz syna zrzec sic wszelkich
pretensyj i jemu pozostawic po-
rozumienie sic dworen prus-
kim SIychac, re kanclerz Bue--
low posiada juz list ksiecia Cum
berlanda jego ode2we do naro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-02

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20

has recently voted by a large
majority to give women equal
rights with men in the govern.
ment Of the church.
The Denver Post quotes Fred
erick E Shutter, secretary OF
the Denver Theatre Company.
who witnessed one Of the demon.
STATIONS by the English suTrag-
lists in London, as saying, 1T did
more good for the women's cause
in England than anything that
has yet happened. in that il ere
ated a great many new followers
and shows that the women are in
earnest
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20

The Butler Democrat says.
just ~ miles southwest Of Ny.
hart on the Sellers land where
the river crosses the proposed
drainage ditch, the first work on
the great ditch was commenced,
and the first dirt removed with
the steam scrapers which are
preparing the way for the big
dredge boats under process OF
erection.
The steam scrapers which
we're put in motion to start the
work Of making the big drainage
ditch which was decided upon by
the county court some months
ago, and for which bonds were
issued and sold, will be used
probably for four months to lay
ont the course and prepare the
work for the large steam dredg-
es, three of which are to be used
by Mr.. McWilliams, to whom tic
contract was let.
Mr.. McWilliams is at present
at Athol near the scene OF action,
experimenting the construction
of the main dredge, the one to be
used on the central part Of the
work. 1t will be some four or
five months before the dredges
are ready and as many months
before the ditch is ready to re-
ceive the dredges. From then
on the work win be pushed. dirt
will be thrown even faster than
we can write about it and Bates
county will soon have one great
ditch to speak for improvement
and advancement.
The technical points Of the
proposition have been settled,
and settled to the satisfaction Of
everyone. The plausibility Of
the scheme has been cussed and
discussed throughout the entire
county ever since il was decided
upon and while it is successfully
operated in other states and
counties it will take demonstra-
ton to force some to believe that
il will carry of all the supernu-
Gus water of the Marias des Cyg-
mes river when once it gets on a
.ramgsge.
Today the question ceased 70
be an issue and starts upon its
career as q fact, and should Bates
county reap from il the benefit
other counties in this and other
states haze reaped it will be re-
corded as a historical fact of
prominence.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20
LONEOAK.

F. Neider is building a new
hen house
rs. C. J. Lane was visiting
az Cal Beshores Sunday.
Andrew Elledge is putting in
some Of his spare time working
&C John STAIRS saw mill
Misses Lou and Clara Requa
have put them up a telephone on
the Butler line.
J. W. Gench and wife. Of the
Prairie City neighborhood. were
visiting at Joe Terry's Sunday.
The Happy Hill Sunday School
is going to have a Christmas tree
Christmas eve.
81 Laskey and G Oland have
been hauling logs t. stars
saw mill.
Camden Bros. sold aud deliver,
ed.a fine bunch Of hogs 10 Chas,
Lane last week.
PIow Roy
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20
Trustss's So.
- - - h,

iFint Insertion Dee. ~. Isas
Whereas. l. r. Lane ana D,-,
Lane hts wife. hy glsgrdeed oftrsst
dated the i4th day o. July. lsos a.I
neconiea Ia the Reeoni~r,s og,rs
within aud for Bates onntv
butler' Missouri. on the 5th dav -
August, ls& IN book f7a al 49,
10 dtd convey 10 the uudsnsirnsl
troseec the following described r.,l
essate situate. blag aud being n
the county az Bates, la the state -
missouri, and mour parttenlanx
scntssl ~ foiiowa. tn.wIf-Au -
lots ave 81 and SIX TO- la sh,.ssa
hundnt ami lhnee floai f,lrh ann
No alan Doe ehscn llIf an block
hundnSi and niue lloal "a Rich am
Town CnmpauFs First adaltasaf,
iach hil Mo. wbieE safa ds,.l a.
trust wsa mate L. Seum "a. s,.
iacut ~ rwo csriuiu p-rDni..orv
nptcu Ia said decd of trust frilv 49,
scuhssd and
Nhvrcas default has lsea tas.fs
in the payuaent 81 une of said nn,sa.
issory note- - well a. thc Interest
o" both Of said notes. ana
Mheueas the said leed 81 trust
provides that & said hrst parth.
via l. q Lane and Dora Lace an
- rriass 90 pas tae drbtln said dead
oi truss described or auv pars
thrncoL ur the intengst thrneaa.whsn
The sa,ne OF any part then-of shall
ueeoue due and payable. accoriips
otoc true tenoF. date ami eHeto
said notes thcu the whole shall be-
cole due and payable, aud
hhereas ~ aforesaid GA, 81 slif
notes ani tho iuterest therc0n hss
become aur aua NOW niaalas ua.
paid-aoW, tlcnegoru. aoll,x 4 isere
~ given thar 4 thc undersisned
trusteV, az uR request oi the heal
oWnrr and ootleg % uaid notcs ana
10 virtue % tAe powers vested Ia 49,
hy said dcl of trust. and Ia nerors.
uncr with gae lerias uui cauditiou.
oi said 1sesf 50 trust WN uraesei
a. ell iln nsai prlHf8 Ia enhf
dssd ut tnt>t dceuossl ~ pal.
hc NCndue. a. the hlgttet hi.tdrr
tor rtsb as tbo Post slnca tsnr
in the ttIX az tich ull ltstre r,lnnt,.
hts-ouu. au fbe INA any ~ InnF.
ary, tQi, hetactu ll4 auars az nIn4
ociock tu ite flrenoon hni hsr
uehck ga tAt a~llffauon "a ssil l,tr
90 BAY u1 aal satisfy saii nal
With ~iatrrcsQ. tosulbfg with ass
eoeie aad eXtFaa "a gxecatlne tal.
trust
81 lAN~oN
fg0
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20
Annual uIrthday Dinner.

Quite an enjoyable event took
place at the home OF Mrs. Susan
Ieneye, Of this city, on Tuesday,
Dec. II, 1906. She and Mrs.
Sarah Began, OF near Hume Mo.
have given each other a birthday
dinner for the last 20 years, with.
out a single omission, and this
being Mrs. Leneye's time 10 give
the dinner, everything was set
before the guests that could be
thought of or procured, and ey.
eryone had a happy time.
Mrs. Began received many
valuable as well as useful pre-.
sents, among which was a gold
watch and chain, sofa pillow, cut
glass celery stand, tea set and
several others, and a dinner long
to be remembered.
Those present were;
Mr.. and Nrs. Thomas Began,
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Philips and two daughters and
Grandma Philips, Mr. Curt lie.
neye and family, Mrs. Nattle
Reese and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Main and daughter,
Mrs Belle Craig and family, Jas.
r. Miller and family, Mrs. DR..
Sartoris, Mr. aud Airs. Shank.
land and daughter Dr.. Conger.
Miss Ray Robinson,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20

just a few Prices on Overcoats this Week:
These are nsw. nobby garments, svsry one cheap at
the former price.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20

while under orders and obeying
army regulations, Is in the line
lof dnty for pensionable purposes.
The government cannot be re
ueyed Of responsibility for the in.
iuries incurred by the soldier in
the line Of duty while 10 Is faith.
fully pursued.
Where soldier, a member Of
the guard, while standing
against a rail or baiastrade, eat
ing his rations at dinner time,
Immediately in front Of his quar-
tiers, was pushed or thrown back
ward over said b~alustrade BIZ. two
comrades, who engaged in a
scunie to which the soldier did
not contribute, and thereby in
Cured injuries; HELD. the in
inries received in the line Of duty
for pensionable purposes.
DEATH cAUsE-Where a path
illogical relation between the
death cause and the pensioned
disability is alleged, as the basis
of claim, the claimant is not re-
quired 70 establish such relation
by absolute. proof; but there
must appear some tangible, di.
rect evidence on which to base
at least a reasonable presump-
ton that the p~ensioned disability
actually produced the disease
causing death.
MINORS PENSION The law
regulating grants Of pension to
minors bestows the pension upon
the children jointly, where there
are two or more. Where there
are several children, and some Of
them die before the pension is
paid, the surviving child or chill
dren shall be entitled to the
whole amount Of the original
pension, in the same manner in
which they would have been had
the soldier left no other child or
children.
DEsERTER-The pension sys
tenn requires a discharge from
the service as a prerequisite to
pension. A deserter is, con-
structively, in the so long as the
charge Of desertion fingers
against him. Said charge must
be removed by operation Of law
or by a special act of the War
Department, in order that the
soldier may become a lawful
claimant for pension; nor can a
mother be pensioned on account
Of a son who died while a desert
ler.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20
LOO. wnmen and Dc Word.

Sten, Women ana the World
Municipal suffrage has been
granted 20 women in Natal
South Africa
The National Grange, at its re.
cent annual meeting 10 Denver,
passed q resolution 10 favor OF
woman suffrage by a unanimous
vote,
Louisiana has enacted q law
which permits cities ct over 10,
600 Inhabitants TO appoint NO.
man factory inspectors. The
MaSbr Of New Orleans has ap.
poiated Miss jean Gordon As IA.
spestor for that city Miss Cor,
don has taken q prominent part
Ia civic movements and Is pecu.
liayly well qualihed for che posi-,
tion.
The National Synod az Norway
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20
PENSION DECISIONS
By the Assistant Secretary Of
tho Department - tho
Interior

WIDOWS CLAIM Where an
alleged widow claims pension on
the ground OF illegality of her
SECOND marriage, the Depart.
ment holds that "all of the facts
which go 10 establish that such
second marriage is null and void
must be established upon the
best evidence" There must be
proof Of the fact to sustain the
declaration.
LINE OF Duty A soldier,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20

H. P. Robinson.
G. G. Weeks, Of Butler, was in
Rich Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. S. H. Gosnell, Of Alma,
Neb., is in'the city to spend the
holidays with the family OF her
father, Geo. p. Huckeby, and
other friends.
Mrs. Gussie Noble and two
children, and Mrs Rachel Speer
arrived last Saturday night on
a holiday visit to their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Crabb.
Rev. A. Wilson. one Of the good
men Of Bates county was in the
city Tuesday and made a pleas
ant call at the TRIBUNE office.
He will read the TRIBUNE another
year.
The next meeting Of General
Candy Post No. 10 g. A. r. will
be held on Saturday, Jan. 9th, at
3 p. M, in Labor Hall on North
9Th st. in the Vail building, over
the poultry store.
Mrs. Ellen Littlefeld. of Eos.
ter, was in the city Tuesday
shopping. She viii make an ex.
tended holiday visit to relatives
and friends at Hopkins, In NOda-
way county near the Iowa lire.
VIM. c. Thurman, Of Hume,
was in the city Tuesday looking
after business matters. He will
soon be so years old and is a re-
markably active and well pre-
served gentleman for one Of his
age.
Old Comrade Boon Mcdaniel
took a trip to the country and
helped Geo. w. VanBenthusen
kill hogs and shuck corn. The
net result OF his trip is Boon is
( living fat on hack hone and fresh
sausage.
an south of us, from the
mountains to the Mississippi,
through southern Kansas, Mis-.
souri,, Northern Okla. and Ark.
was covered with snow last Sat
urday afternoon but il never
touched the Italian climate OF
Rich Hill.
Mrs. Walter Boyden and baby,
who have been visiting the fam.
lily Of Mrs. E l. Beggs, for sew.
eral weeks, will return 10 their
home in Kansas City to-day.
Miss Olivia Beggs will accom-.
pany them home for a Christmas
visit.
An exchange tells of a news.
paper reporter who interviewed
thirteen successful business men
and found that all of them when
boys had been governed strictly
and frequently thrashed. He
also interviewed thirty loafers
and learned that twenty seven
OF them had been mammals
darling, and the other three
had been reared by their grand.
mothers. Elk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20
A WAY TnR HAVE.
what This Rich HnI citizen
Says oniy OotFoburates the
STORY of Thousand,

STORY Ot Thousands
The particulars related by this
representative citizen % Hich ntl
are similar 90 hundreds OF others Ga
this city. When there an scur,s %
people, all anxious 20 tell about the
benvnts r.crlved from the use al
Doan's kidney Pills, the grcatest
sseLtie Ia Rieh dili must be couvinc.
Ell. Read the following;
". L. whitney, OF The ralmase
Hotel. on Park Avenue. Rich HIl,
says; 4 have used several boxes og
Doan's kidney Pulls. procured at the
Opera Drug Stone have no heslta.
tion Ia recommending them for they
relieved me Of Annoying symptoms
Of gravel mud dimUulty with the sid
ney seerytions Since then 1 have
seldom ielt amy symptoms Of ny
former truubr and the lumhago aud
rheumatism has been much hrueht.
ed. When feel ANY neeurn.uce I h.
SORT 60 Doan's kidney z ~ aud
they promptly give me urlhrf 1
sieVp well and do not have the men.
~yousness that iormerly txlsgrd [
tnow OF NO nmeiy la my exlvrieuoe
that would pntier "a Doaa's Kid
ney Pulls for the truahle 1 have men.
uoned above
For sae by all dealers rriee 50
cents h~terMnhum C5, Ruuais.
N A., SOLE asctnls tr the unltrl
states
telnemOer che uame-ntane-and
take 90 ether
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County omeials

Repueseutative-Gco. Church.
Inuit Judge-C 4. Denton.
Probate Judge y. A. Sllyers
sherln-M. Il. Morris
Onult 0erk-C Al. Hartley
County Cerk@. r. HerreL
Recorder-T. X. Lisk
rrcasarr-w. r. Ren.
Pros Atty.-A. n Ludwick.
school Com.--A. l. 1--WE
spFveyor-E n Horizon.
Administrator-S +. BroadduG
Coroner-w. n. Allea
PRESIDING Judn-J " Metadaen
Associate -Jno Armstrong
~ A. Braeo
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20

The Sunday Schools o. our city
are all preparing to hold Christ.
mas entertainments next Mon.
day night
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Toy Land, Dec. $4,000.
Ny Dear Children.


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telephone - Ma ~.
Judge-elect A. d. Hyde, from
east of the river, vas in u city
Monday.
Miss Maude Wiseman, who is
teaching near Butler, visited her
parents last Saturday and sun
day.
c. r. Walters returned from
his visit to his father at TT. Mad
ison, Iowa, Monday night His
father was some better when he
left
S. A. Miller came up from
Coffeyyille. Kan. to visit his sis
ter who is very sick at the home
Of r. II. Main, and is not expect
ed 70 live.
Miss Clara McMurtry is ex.
pected home Saturday TO spend
the Christmas vacation. Miss
Clara is teaching a successful
school over on Kansas soil
Miss Sallie Huckeby and sis.
ter, Mrs. Isabel Gosnell, will go
over to Eldorado Springs to-day,
for a short visit with their
brother, Geo. A. Huckeby and
wife.
Capt. Thos. O'Neil has been ap.
pointed Assistant Commissary
General on the stan Of Brigadier
General ingram, OF the state or.
g~anization Of United Confederate
Veterans.
Mrs. He Olsen was called to
Appleton City last week by the
serious illness and death Of her
grandmOtqer. Or. Olsen went
over to attend the funeral which
occurred Sunday.
Oscar Hurst, Of Hinsdale,
Mont, Is home on a visit 10 bis
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J.. NJ.
Hurst. He Is of on a holiday va.
cation from postonice duties in
his adopted town.
Geo. w. Lloyd, a pioneer citi
izen OF Rich Hill, died at his home
In this city Sunday morning af.
ter a long sickness with a com.
plication Of diseases. He is sur.
vlyed by his widow and five chill.
dren. Ia the DAYS Of his prime
he was q good workman and an
excellent citizen, but for a nun.
Der Of years be has been a SUI.
ferer both mentally and physi.
cally. His funeral was held
Monday afternoon AZ the home,
Rev. A. T. Ryan, Of the Walnut
ST. IS. q Church holding the ser.
vices. The body was buried 10
the Robinson cemetery,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20

! have a few thousand dollars
to loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
H. P. Robinson.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-12-20

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