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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22
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Mrs. Hannah Goodin len Tues
day Tor an extended visit to chill
dren and friends down in Ark. and
Ind Ty. near Fl. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wles re
turned last Friday, in spite Of
the blizzard, from their overland
trip to st. Clair county.
Jas. A. Brown, Of Danforth
Mo, is in the city for a short
stay. He has lately been up in
the winter state of Iowa,
The will Of the late J. NJ. Olive
was admitted TO probate Thurs
day of last week. 1t was dated
Aug. 3, 1905 and divides his prop
erty equally between his chill
dren.
Mrs. j. 7. Weathers, Of Pitts
burg, Kas., is in the city enjoy
ing the anniversary Of the Pres
byterion Church which herself
and husband did so much to help
build up.
Your special attention is call
ed TO the double header gas light
in our establishment. 1t was
placed by j. r. White. Look at
it and you will want one. - BENE-
EICT d WHITE.
We have horse, hog and cattle
cuts, and sale bill cuts for all such
printing, and turn out as good
neat Job printing as any office in
Bates Co. Try us and be con
WINGED.
Mrs. Frank McKibben and
Mrs. Thos. NJ. Orr and daughter
Miss Irene came down from But
Ter Saturday and remained over
Sunday to attend the 25th year
reunion of the Presbyteriad
Church.
Farmer Geo. o. Circle was in
the city last Friday morning
early. We don't think he start
ed before he got up. bat we had
our breakfast before we saw him
or we might have invited him to
eat with US.
Our travelling man friend +.
NJ. Koontz is learning what il is
10 have "a newspaper controversy
While he is doubtless getting
something out of the free adver.
Using, the other fellows are get.
ting most of the local benefits.
Jas. W Arrasmith, son of our
old friend Asa Arrasmith Of this
city, was nominated for city
marshall, 10y the Republicans al
Butler, Wednesday Of last week.
The ticket nominated is "A good
one from top to bottom and
ought 20 be elected.
Rev Geo a. Glens, Supt Kan.
sas City district Childrens HON,
Society Of Mo. is in the city look.
ing after the interests OF ia,
mutherless children Of this com
munity, and collect amy small
sums the generous hearted pco
pie may wish 90 contribute I,
this noble and best of charities
Extend "a ohm "a liberal hand and
help an you can in this humane
work.
The display of fine millinery
last week az the Bazaar seems I.
have been a perfect success
They report that never befor
in their business experienc.
have they sold SO many hats a
opening either early on late. Tn
ladies who have visited the Ba
uar say that never before wa
such a displsy of lovely milliner.
made in Rich Hill before Thi
of course accounts for increaS
in sales.
Word comes from Amoret tina
John MCGOWAN, aged Is, Stable.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
CITY ASKED TO MAKE GOOD
Promised Street. Railway to sohoOl for
Deaf Has Not Materialised.
BOARD OF CONTROL Des UP THE MAYOR
Reminds Him that IL was Held Out
as Inducement TO secure Appro-
printion for RebuiIdins Of
Burned Structures.

1t lie now up 10 the citizens Of Council
BLUFFS and it's Commercial club to fur
nsh street car facilities between the Iowa
School for the Deaf and the city. At least
this is the position taken by the State
Board Of Control in a communication adj
dressed to the mayor and city council re-
celved here yesterday.
The Board Of Control, while not saying
so In actual words, makes a good strong
hint that the institution would have been
removed from Council Bluffs but for the
promises made by the citizens in general
and the delegation from the Commercial
club that an electric line would be built in
the near future between the city and
the school
At the time the question Of removing the
school from this city was before the
Thlrtieth general assembly objections was
made to the present site. because il was
at a great distance from the railway
depots. business houses churches and
places OF amusement OF the city. and that
there were no means Of transportation to
or from the city except by expensive con-
veyances this condition, IT being asserted.
worked a great hardship on the officers,
employees and students Of the institution as
well as on others who had occasion to
NlSlt the school.
The city met these objections at the time
Ivy the assurance that street car facilities
would be furnished shortly to the school.
This assurance was given. as at the time It
was understood that the Council Bluffs.
Tabor e. Southern Electric railway intended
building and its line would furnish the
desired transportation facilities for the in
stitutlon. This assurance was made in
good faith. but as Is well known, the Tabor
line has not yet been built although the
promoters from time to time give assur-
ance that 1t will be.
! The Board OF Control. in its communica-
ton received yesterday. contends that these
representations on behalf of Council Bluffs
were relied upon by the general assembly
in making the large appropriations 1t did
for the rebuilding purposes and further
/ not have been made but for these promises
That the people of Council Bluffs ARE
in honor bound to see that the means OF
communication included in the representa-
tons to the general assembly and the Iegis
lative committees which visited the site
before the Anal action was taken by the
general assembly. or others as good are
! furnished to the school in the near future
is the position taken by the board
| While the communication will not come
/ before the city council rs body until its
meeting on october %. it is understood that
Mayor Macrae. on receiving It yesterday
at once decided to refer the matter to the
] Commercial club
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Turn Your Face ~
into Dollars
Many a Man Has Failed Be.
cause His Face Was a
Picture of Calamity.

It takes suushine 30 produce 4 rose.
perfect rose. And man, 10 be success
full. must have sunshine inside. The life
which has 80 not, which has no health and
no happiness is sour. surly, pessimlstic,
and failure. The world already has toe
many vinegar faces that breathe ill-will
and strife. The world wants Joy, comfort,
sunshine and win cling to the man WHO
has it, who radiotvs gladness and triumph
wherever he is and under all circum
stances.
Some people have genius for secking
out the disagreeablc, the crooked. the bad
and the ugly. These arc the destroyers;
hey travel i'm schools they herd together,
for they love their kind. aud the cheerful
part of the world will have nothing 10 do
with them.
And why IS IL that 40 many needle dis
aster. knowing at tho same t!ms that Il
they do, their lives will he ruined Spinc
people cannot help e. FOR ressimism asp-
ally comes from bodily disorders, ami tAia
cannot always he. prevented. The tom
uch, for instance. is The most .ouitnoa
cause Of dlscop ten,. sour FACE, : !NtS~-
ness. disgust ann lack Of rmbi,ion. \ hrd
stomach-thcrc is the secret oi aiaIty "a
failure. Anyone car hav" a good ston-
ach, a. strong stomach. a atumach that rai
, tahc care OF anything ana CNeiNtning Lls.
is put into 1t. no matter whether IL II "A
very bad stomach now u not Then why
not have II?
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets do ihis rcr!
| thing. One Ingredient OF these little tab
let's digests 5000 grains OF foods, ini n
matter how bad is your dyspepsia ~ indi-
gestion, these tablets win digest every
( thing IN your stomach thoroughly aud
! completely, and better and quicker than a
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/ Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets viii euro
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! quotations, loss of MIN and splltt, bad
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No other little tablet la the world eau
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: Dyspepsia Tablets around with you where.
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! Then only will you realize what II is to
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means. Your whole body and your mind
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Iowa News Notes.

DUBUQUE-The shooting at the Grand
opera house on Saturday night may be a
murder. Alex Carleson the victim. had
been getting along very well until yester-
day morning, when lock5aw set in. and the
sufferer is In very precarious condition.
PRESTON-After forty years Of untring
effort Mrs. Fletcher Of Preston has located
her son, George b. Carter, through the
pension bureau. Forty-five years ago,
when the civil war broke out, George Car
ter enlisted in an Illinois regiment, and
from that day she had heard nothing from
him until last week assisted by Congress
man A. F. Dawson he was located in Res
common, Ark. Mrs. Fletcher will now
spend the remaining few years OF her life
With her long lost son.
ATLANTIC-SiXteen damage suits COM
menced through Attorney Bo)rnlan again. [
the Rock Island road for delayed shipment
Of stock. oyerfiowed farming lands, per-
settled out of court and the cases stricken
from the docket. The suit of Mrs. Whitfield
for $4,000 damages for the loss OF both
legs of her son, who was crippled while
for 500. The case Of r. L. Campbell OF
Valley Junction, who was injured while
working I'm an ice house, was also settled
Peters against Campbell, suit for 5000 for
broken leg, that has been in progress for
ten days, went to the jury this afternoon
ALBIA-Rev. c. s. Cooper OF this city
who il superintendent OF the anti-saloon
placed under arrest yesterday upon an In
dictment that had been returned by tho
grand jury last Saturday The Indictment
charges criminal libel and sets forth thai
article in the Dial OF Progress, the oficia
paper OF the Anti-Saloon league for l. 4.
state. and which paper was freely circu,
matter Of the article, 1t Is claimed, was
| llbslous In regard to County Attorney A
c. Parry and Attorney w. f. Giltner.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
SAFE is WRECKED by cRAcKsMEN
Few Cents Less than Fifteen Dollars
Secured.


The safe in the once of the Shugart &
ouren Seed company's building at the cor
ner of Tenth avenue and Sixth street was
blown at an early hour yesterday morn
ing by cracksmen. Not only was the safe
completely wrecked, but the ONCE furni-
ture was badly damaged and every win
dow in that portion OF the building shat
tered by the force of the explosion. The
cracksmen secured cents less than SIS
in cash for their trouble, although they
carried away a number OF valuable pa
pers, which, however. have been recovered
Nitroglycerin was used by the cracks
men, and the sound of the explosion was
deadened by stacking a number OF sacks
OF branS seeds and salt around and on
top OF the safe The safe a practically
new one, was completely wrecked por-
ton of the door was blown against the
ceiling. making hole two feet in diameter.
while the concrete lining and bottom sheet
were driven into the floor. The safe itself
was forced back into the wall. making a
dent several inches deep Portions of the
door and the sacks of bran and salt used
to deaden the sound OF the explosion were
scattered all over the room, making the
office look as IL it had been struck by a
cyclone.
| The cash box taken from the safe riheo
| Of the money. but still containing the in
surance policies and other valuable pa
/ pers OF the hrm. was found during the
afternoon BY the officers working on the
I case near the Drooge elevator, three blocks
west from the Shugart-Ouren building. II
had been forced open with a piece of iror
! found lying near 1t.
/ The Great Western freight house is but
a short distance from the Shugart-O urer
building. yet none of the night force EN-.
ployed there heard the explosion. The
Waterman in the Mccormick Harvester
company's warehouse heard an explosion
about o'clock, but paid no particular at
tention TO il, believing il was one of tn,
periodical "blow-offs' at the gas works.
Examination by the police oficers re
Vealed clearly the tracks OF three persons
near the building. The police feel con
hdent the safe was blown by the sam,
men who blew the safe in the MortsRseI
saloon on Sixteenth avenue in this cit!
recently. the Benson postoffice safe ant
that in the Omaha substation two night
ago The work at each place they say
was Identical. The local police are ais,
OF the opinion that the gang OF eracksmei
make their headquarters In Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
some City Funds short.

The report of the city's finances for the
first six months of the, fiscal year, COM
pleted yesterday by Auditor McAneney
shows that some OF the funds are in a de-
pleted condition. For instance, the streets
and alleys committee, of which Councilman
Wallace is chairman, has already expended
ss,O27.ls of the $4,000 Appropriated for this
department, leaving but sS72.s7 for the re-
naming half year OF the 1900 appro-
priated for the FIRE and police telegra oh
fund there remains but S547.27 with which
to maintain this department for the next
six months.
Up to date there has been expended OF
the cleaning and deepening of>Indian creel
sl6,9S472. From the general improvement
fund no less than SASS y has been paiC
out during the FIRST six months Of the fisca
year leaving this fund in badly depleted
condition.
The report showing the condition OF tn,
general fund follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

officers OF the company and all terms were
agreed to. At 1880 this morning. after ell
the men were off duty. they met in the
Trades and Labor assembly hail and ratified
the action of their officers, the meeting
lasting till o'clock this mornirg. The
agreement recognizes the open shop aud
the company recognizes the union. The
wage scale which the men as individuals
signed up in August for eighteen months
will be recognized by the union and be
comes binding between the union and the
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Prisoners Drcak for Iiberty

George Bishop and Joe Bennett. alias
Bert swisher. two prisoners in the county
jail, who have been permitted TO exercise
their muscles by saving wood for ths
county, made dash for liberty yesterday
while Jaier Gallup left them for moment
to attend to some other matter. Jailer
Gallup and Deputy Sheriff Gronewes. wAo
mas the reputation of being quite a sprinter.
were soon in hot pursuit. The men. on
reaching Eighth street, separated and Ciei-
lup took after Bishop, while Deputy Gronc-
veg continued the chase after Bennett.
Groneweg had a long chase after his man
aud fired two shots over his head to
brighten HIM, but It made the fellow run
all the faster. The fellow finally lodged
behind a house and the officer. seeing his
intention. started round the building the
other way and nabbed him. Jailer Gallup
is not much of a sprintcr and consequently
was greatly relieved when he noticed tho
man he was after hide behind a fence. APP
preaching the fence with extreme caution
Gallup mounted an ash barrel and covered
Bishop with his revolver. The fellow at
once consented to return 70 jail without
any further psrleying.
Bishop is serving thirty days for the
theft Of so from the residence OF Miss
Avery by whom ne was employed. and
Bennett is serving sixty days for the theft
OF a bicycle belonging to Baxter Green
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
SUPREME PHYSICIAN VOTED Down
Danish Brotherhood TO stick I,
Present system.


The Danish Brotherhood convention
yesterday turned down by close vote
the proposition to have supreme physician
to pass on all applications for insurance.
As IL now is each local lodge has its medi-
cal examiner and the applications are
finally passed upon by the supreme secre-
tary. A proposition to have an oficiaI
newspaper, owned and used by the society
as it's official organ, was likewise turned
down.
At the suggestion OF Supreme President
Vogt 1t was voted TO employ expert &C.
countants to audit the treasurer's accounts
and reports, before each general conven-
ton Heretofore this auditing has been
done by the trustees.
NJ. Larsen of Racine Wis. and c. Carlser
of Williamantic. Conn, are said TO be can,
didates for supreme president. Mr. vogt
is also said to be candidate for re.
election. ...c.. o.
At the close of the afternoon session tn,
delegates were taken in four open motor,
for ride about the city. winding up a
washington hall in Omaha, where the,
were guests OF honor at a banquet rendered
them by the Omaha lodges.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Too Good n CoJIector.

SIDNEY. Ia, Oct. 11.-(special Telegram
Deputy Sheriff Wilson left for Red Oak
this evening To take in George w. Nelis,
who was arrested today in the latter city.
Nelis is discharged employee Of the Coun-
ell BLUFFS Nonpareil and was through this
section few days ago making collections.
He had the regular printed Nonpareil re-
celpt book and signed the receipts r. c.
Mills. He was a hustler and collected con-
siderable money.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

candidates for trustees whereas, 4 should
have named but two. the term OF Trustee
smith not expiring for another year. The
error has been rectihed BY Candidate q.
T. Kemp withdrawing his name from the
ticket. leaving John Halle and john +.
Butler as the two candidates. The demo-
Gratis discovered the error made by the
republicans and At their convention rom
tented themselves with making only two
nominations
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

There is no getting around Il, when
you buy anything Of John Olson. 73s and
74l West BroadwaA you get just what
you order whether Nyou order over the
phone or leave the order at the store.
He does not handle anything but first
class groceries and sell9 them at the
most reasonable prices possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Sewer Tax SuIt Mt CI,ntou.

CLINTON, Ia, Oct 11.-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-Sidney d. Robb filed notice OF suit
for the November term OF court against
the city Of Clinton. County Treasurer
Charles Arlen or his successors, City
Treasurer L. l.. Ries or his successors and
the Peoples Construction company, asking
that the contract FOR a new sewer in Gin.
ton be cancelled and taxes be declared void
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

jury. The jury. however after two hours
elaboration decided that Haefner was not
entitled TO any damages for the loss q
part Of his right hand in a sausage mill
while in the employ Of the defendants and
returned a verdict for the Hubers. This
was the second trial Of the suit At tSc
former trial the jury failed TO reach an
rrea nnenf
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

WASHINGTON, Oct l1.-cable advices
received here from San Domingo state
that an agreement has been reached by the
government and insurgent forces in the
neighborhood Of Monte Christi whereby the
insurgents will surrender to the govern
ment tomorrow. and General Limardo. who
conducted the campaign for President
caeeres. win become governor Of Monte
Christi
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
PInnon.

We are headquarters for fine pianos.
No matter what may be your need we can
supply It. We offer you a line Of pianos
that are fully tested and we guarantee you
satisfaction in the purchase Of an instru-
ment from us Call on us. Your money
will go farther here than anywhere else.
Easy terms II desired. Swanson Music
Co., i07 West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Prohibition Convention.

LOGAN, Ia, Oct. 11.-(special)-The
annual convention of the prohibitionists OF
Harrison county will be held at woodbino
on Monday, October 10, convenlng at 2:sC
o'clock. The call is issued by Rev. c. P. w
Wimberly, chairman and Rev B. Franklir
Hall, secretary, both Of Woodbine.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Hello. Central, give me everybody on the
wires. Tell them OF our big candy sale
next Saturday. Homemade candy. l0c a
Id Purity Candy. Kitchen. SIC Broadway,
Opera House block
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
A Great Excffefnen1.

We are making the lowest. possible prices
on wall paper. The latest, patterns. We
viii make you the lowest figures, II you will
let us do the work. Guaranteed to be FIRST
class. Council BLUFFS Paint; OIL and Glass
Co., Merriam block =. l...
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

A great sale of silks and dress goods at
Hunters this week received fresh Inn
petus by the arrival direct from the mills
OF a large shipment OF choice new silks,
bought especially for this falls trade. See
the beautiful effects in the new plaids
Every piece in the lot goes on sale at a
sacrifice price.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Students on n Strike.

CRESTON. Ia, Oct. 11.-(Special Late
yesterday afternoon there was a gathering
OF many OF the pupils Of the high school,
the crowd being composed of about half OF
the senior class and pupils from each of the
other classes in the high school. who Sc
cured a bass drum and paraded the streets,
indicating their protest at the manner In
which this grade of tho school has been
conducted. These pupils refused to attend
school today, having been induced to adopt
this method by an agitation which has
been in progress for several weeks
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

In the district court yesterday mornlne
Judge Macy overruled the motion OF the de-
Tense in the $4,000 personal injury damage
suit OF Edward Hsefnsr against Charles
and Al Huber to take the case from the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
u. l.. and w.

This phrase. when applied, means the
best coal mined. We handle all the diff
ferent sizes.
OUR WEIGHT is OUR WORD. Iowa
and Missouri oak wood in stock at all
times. Bridenstein & Smith Phone 1872
18th Ave and sth- St 40 brf
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Do not overlook the mighty price reduc-
tons being made at Hunters in the latest
up-to-date creations In ladies' suits. cloaks
and skirts.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
HALF CENTURY ron rHE cHrpcu
Three of the Original Members StiII
Reside Herr.

Three OF the Original Members SIN
Reside Herr.
The celebration OF the fifticth anniver-
sary of the organization Of the First Pres
byterian church OF this city will commence
this evening with services at 1:30 O'Clock.
The church was organized October l..
1856. with thirteen members. OF whom three
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Officer. Mrs. Earah r..
Pussy and Mrs. Hannah l.. warren-are
living today. and arc still residents on the
city.
The Woman's Aid society will nave
charge Of the reception to be given I'm the
church parlors Saturday evening at T:SO
o'clock, The reception committee will be
made up of the members OF the church.
twenty-five in number, who united with
the church prior to the year 1870, toge ther
with the officers of the church and their
wives. These are the officers: Judge j. K.
Reed, Charles D. Parmelee. F. 3. Warner.
DR. S. y. Snyder Frank z. Clark J. p.
Hess. DR.. r. ]. Woodbury.. j. G.. Wads-
worth, DR.. A. c. Brown, Ohio Knox. L. c.
Empkio, A. ]. Brown, Frank H. KEYS, r. j
Day. w. S. Cooper, Fred H. Hill. Robert
w. Wallace. II. @. MCGEE, +. L. Empke
and c. w. Cocker.
On Sunday there will be three services
In the morning DR.. Thomas H. Cleland
pastor of the church from August. 1868. Ia
June. 1882 will preach. and in the evening
DR.. stephen Phelps. pastor Of the chu oh
from February. 1887 to July, 1896 will
preach. The sermons will be historical. and
promise to be of great interest. At 4 D. m
there will be vesper service conducted by
Drs Cleland and Phelps and the pastor
Rev. Marcus P. Mcclure
The session of the church will meet after
the service this evening land at $3.50 D. m
Sunday to receive new members. While
no personal invitations have been sent out
all interested in the church and the occa.
sion are cordially invited to attend The
committee In charge desires that all the
pastors of the city and their congreea,
tions understand that this invitation in,
cludes them especially.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Don't fail to see the Red Cross base
burner. Let us show you the Eclipse
CRATE, the only stove made with the
Eclipse crate. Swaine & Maurer, 336 and
S3S Broadway