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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-17

Now is the time to visit any por-
ton of the land of the free aud the
home of the CRATER. The harvest
is OIL or nearly over. The visitor
may see the products of the differ
ent sections of any state or territory.
note the markets and the prices
paid ior produce, aud then conclude
whether he fits that particular 10.
cali,y OF whether II fits him aud is
a balm for his particular case.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-17

The present agitation i'm regard
to the street improvements may be
productive of great deal of good
and result in putting the business
OF the city in this department on a
sound basis. As the matter now
stands every one seems To be con
fused No one is complaining about
the price. 1t is simply matter of
II thought IT was going to be so
and-so. - Humiliated at being dis
appointed several have let their
good sense run away with their
better judgement and the result is
that most of those interested are at
sea concerning exactly what they
do want. The experience of St
Johns is that any thriving young
city where advancement makes i'm,
provements imperative Ii may be
some time before the eyes of all are
opened to the fact that the present
agitation is the very thing needed
to demonstrate that the city's busi-
ness, like that OF any large corpo-
ration, must be conducted along
the same lines as that of any we'll
and successful institution.
The Review believes that the pres
mt discussion will result in some
hing good for ST, Johns and all /
IS people.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-17

No one man or set of men can
expect to monkey with a buzz saw
and not lose a finger or two.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-17

The Orcgonian, answering the
item IN The Review that Columbia
river salmon may be purchased in
Minnesota points at i2is cents per
pound against IS cents per pound
IN Portland, says the difference is
caused 10y the dealers adding the To-
cal To the through freight rate aud
then not shipping the fish, This is
a very humorous explanation, but
the fact remains that people thou
sand miles from the Columbia river
can buy lis world famous salmon
for less money than those who live
on the banks OF the river.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-17

The committee having the revis-
ion of the charter in charge will
hnd they have a large job on their
hands. When the work is COM
plcle the product will be practically
a new charter The present char
ter ls a conglomcration of contradic-
tions from beginning to end. To
aid the committee in their work
citizens should come forward with
suggestions. MANY valuable point
ers can be given aud will be thank
tllly received. When the work is
done a satisfactory document will
not be delivered. No man or set of
men can devise one that will suit
everybody. But timely suggestions
and mutual interest will expedite
the work OF the committee. The
hind sight of all is perfect. But il
is the front sight of few that pre-
vents mistakes and annoyances.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-17

Senator Dubois is still busy hurl-
ing epithclS and insults at the Nor
mons. Judging from some OF the
reports that have leaked ont con.
ccrning the Idaho senator's moral
conduct his skirts are not as clean
as they might he, II the Mormons
are rs dangerous as the senator
would have us believe II is strange
that they would permit him to
travel up aud down their strong.
hold cursing and damning without
an attempt being made to end his
existence.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-17

Keep Your Eye On St. Johns.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

tine as the PEOPLE Of that town
put up a reasonable %oonus' to
help grease the wheels of pro.
gress and until that time it is an
unwarrantcd waste OF pb0lic
funds to order elections held"
This is about right. We know
a county seat in Indiana that
built "a court house and Jail for
the county rather than allow an
other town to give half the cost.
We see no reason why any coun-
ty seat should not be willing to
put up a reasonable bonus as a
matter of public spirit and enter
prise, and to show the people
that they appreciate the value OF
county seat privileges and profit 4,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
that's Enough.

The Republican party is to-day
divided on every PROPOSE
ton but one. and that is the alb
solute necessity of deing contin-
ued in power.-Reyiew.
That's enough. The Demo
cratic party, 10y its control of the
country brought ON the civil war
and came near disrupting the
nation. Underits policy,as man
aged during the administration
of Cleveland came near bankrupt
ing the country, put a majority
of the railroads in the hands of
receivers, and established soup
houses in all the larger cities of
the country. Operators in Rich
Hill mining district we've glad to
get 90 cents a ton for coal on the
cars. The miners got 81 cents
for mining it. The Rich Hill
Smelter stood idle and good
horses sold on the streets for
any price any one would pay and
SO on ad in hnitim. Continue the
Republicans in power and you
will have il rs it has been. The
nation safe from rebellion and
disruption, financial institutions
properly managed will be pros
porous. There will be no need
of soup houses. No miner will
dig coal for 30 cents d ton. No
operator will have to sell his coal
for 30 cents on the car. The
smelters viii continue to run as
III has ever since Mckinley 5
election, and horses, cattle and
hogs and all other farm products
will bring fair prices. Labor
will be well paid and capital in.
vested will be safe ana pay well
II the people want national safe
", financial prosperity and tn,
continuation of the good thing,
we have been enjoying for In,
past years il is absolutely neces
sary 10 continue in power the Re
publican party
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
Not Chmd's Play.

A former Denver woman, who
went through the San Francisco
earthquake, and who is now at
the home Of her parents az -Four.
teenth and fremont streets, tells
an amusing story of am old negro
who was praying in the streets
the morning Of the disaster.
The woman was passing. and
hearing his voice and seeing him
lneeling in the street, stopped
10 hear what he said.
"Oh, Gawd,n hc moancd,
"come right down en hep as.
Come down right now Doan.
send yoh son, Jesus, fo' dis am
no child play. Come down
40 Rfph Gawe.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

The Republicans Of Usage
township are hereby called to
meet at the CITY Hall Rich Hill,
Mo. Saturday. May 18th. 1906,
at > p. M. Tor the purpose of Sc
lecting y delegates to attend the
county convention. To be held the
following Saturday. May 18TH.
at Butler, Mo, at which dele
gates will be selected for the
State. Judicial. Congressional
and Senatorial conventions. y
fun attendance is desired.
G.. 4. DELAMATER Chm.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
METZ.

This Is the time of year when ev-
erything srems lovely, especially in
the country.
Elder ". W. Blulock preached at
the Christian church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Metz Produce Co. did a rush
ing business last Saturday.
Compton ana stark have their
store building almost completed.
DR.. a. T.. Smith Is making arrange
ments preparatory to putting in a
new drug store.
The Wiley Cox property was sold
last week ~ a handsome price, and
Or. A. q. Altman will have To move
again.
l.. ". King. u POSTMASTER, has
gone TO Iudiuua ON % visit.
George Hughes uf Arthur, was In
these parts Saturday.
The members OF the NJ. L. Church
are making mp q little purse go pre-
sent tn Rev. J. II. Smith Of Sprngue,
next sunday.
Mrs. II. d. Carmichael. as princi-
pal. and Miss Alba BlcvHns Of Shell
don, have been employed to teach
the Metz school next term.
Miss Hattie Alfred has returned
from Manila. Iowa. after % visit OF
{ several months with her uncle.
We learn that the Times will move
next week 10 a new location. 'Rnll
Tor Editor Williams.
JOSIAH AfLEN
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

The Cascatone Medicine Co
manufacturer of Cascatone com
pound and a full line Of remedies
and family medicine.
They have also in connection a
consulting department where
patients cosult their specialists
on chronic and deep seated dis
eases, including diseases of wo.
men, diseases of the stomach,
liver and bowels, diseases OF the
eye, ear, nose, throat and chest.
kidney and urinary organs. All
rectal diseases acute and chronic
Piles successfully and perma-
nently cured or money refunded.
Consultation, examination and
advice free. Address The , on
sulting Department Of the Cas-
catono Medicine Co., Kuhn Bldg.
n 9th. st.. Rich Hill, Mo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

General Funston, according to
TO reports, did his duty and did
il well at San Francisco. He
proved himself to be the man for
the hour as he has always here
20. fore done in every emergency
that the public knows about.
West Point jealousy may try to
circumyent his rise in the army
but such a man will be approved
by the people. We trust, how.
ever, that his friends will not
knock the fat in the fire" by
starting a tender boom FOR his
nomination as President. 1t will
certainly be nipped by q political
frost that will greatly interfere
with his future Advancement.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
No Longer Democracy.

The Monroe County Appeal
says: One word would cover the
Democratic platform in Missouri
this year. Just write the name
Folk and 20 to victory 1t stands
for religion, morality, Official in
tegrity, equal rights for all and
special privileges to none. That
istrue Democracy anyway.
The foregoing, remarks the
the Rolla Herald Democrat,
proves as plainly as anything
could prove, how far we have de
parted from the paths of our
forefathers. We no longer hear
the word Democracy, but in its
place has come the name of some
popular individual. a few years
ago is was Bryrn, now it is Folk.
Who it will be two or three years
hence, the Lord only knows. II
the question is asked why IN,
- H--
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
Announcement.

/ have concluded TO submit my
name To the Republican Convention
To De- held at Rich Hul On June slst,
and this formal announcement Is
made after careful consideration
and in order that my friends may.
know definitely that ! Am "a candi-
date for the nomination for Con
gress prior to the township conven-
tious To hc held on May II, and the
county convention TO be held on
May 10.
Respectfully.
". q. ATKEsON.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
Old Veterans Diving

a report compiled by Commits
sioner Warner shows that during
the past month taps were sound
ed for 1900 pensioners of the civ
il war who were members of the
G.. y. r., leaving G7l,-lU The
Grand Army did not, however,
show the only decrease in The
pension roll, 1895 other pension
ers dying during the month and
639 being dropped from other
causes, making "a total decrease
of the pension roll for the month
of 5,O37. Thcnet loss was l,gl-,
as 5000 new claims were adjudi,
Gated during the month.
The roll has shown a decrease
every month for several years
past. On March 81, 1906, the
total number of pensioners of al.
classes was gS9.950.
The decrease in the roll is moi
the only remarkable incident de
duCed from statistics Of IN,
month of March Over 2O.OOC
new claims We're filed az the omc,
The month was the largest IL
volume Of business in ten years
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE.
$1.OO per year.

They ~ mud control the raw sup
ply mud now that they an seeming.
Is waking up 10 their Importance Ia
this world problem g looks az tho
there 40 i he interesting times
ahrad for the cotton mills 81 the
world q they dil not meet the grow.
ers aud arrange To do business with
them direct ana uu "a unsouabl
basis.
Quite frequently the department
ut Agriculture turns up "A remarkable
discovery II has now come tu the
front with 20 proposition that prom.
i>rS 20 largely. if not entirely. 40.
orrp this country irom lts depend.
rucr ou Grrnauy for the whole ut
the supply 90 potash FERTILIZER. This
fertilizer Is % Necessity for tobacco
aud many Of the other crops Of the
United Stats, aud an at Il has 20 tp
imported. Curiuusly enough thcru
has never been discovered auy de.
pusit uf potash salts lea the United
States aud the carbonate ui potash
that Is imported from Germany
costs ou the average SlO1 "A ton.
Thus we not only have TO pay n
heavy tribute uhrond, bot Il IL "A
supply that We must have Il Il costs
twice that much,
liut now the Department al Agri.
culture statcc that there Il an un.
limited supply uf potash Fertilizer
available la this country The pro-
blrm il simple Ga the extreme. Rut
% i- Ike putting a point on "a srrew.
Nobody ever thought q. Il for many
years. ltis just this. Granite rock
runs high Ia potash, but thcrr hns
never ls-vu amy way discovered OF
extracting it On % commercially
profitable hasiH- but it s,cms that
one of the officials 81 the nurrau OF
Public Roads, ur. Cushmuu. while
experimenting about a ycur ago
with nucly ground granite road ma
Jpriul WINS suddenly struck with the
idea ut trying thosnucly ground rock
us % fertilizer aud letting the plants
DO their own extracting, lie tried
the experiment privately aud Il
worked Then the plan was tried
On q larger scale by the Bnrann Of
Plant Industry nud Il WINS found
that a tobacco crop could De rulscd
in the greenhouses 10y using lust
twice the amount oi rock that was
used Of Imported potash FERTILIZER
The insults were identical. The
mere fact that twice as much iertil.
tier was used, does not figure large.
ly, ns the ground rock costs about
three dollars "a ton ana the Import.
ed fertilizer SlOO,
Thk sense the experiment IL he.
iuE tried ON "a larger scale In the to-
hucco fields OF Connecticut, Virginia,
Kentucky ana Florida. IL ID being
worked under regular crop condl,
tions. Aud n the experiment Is d
success, as there seems little doubt
that Il viii be, the problem Of "A
home supply ct potash fertilizer Is
solved. 10 n possible that the rain.
fan under outdoor crop conditions
will not be- qnite enough TO render
available an ct the potash IN tbs
finely ground rock. But even e a
tenth of soluble potash salts have
TO be- mixed with the new iertillaer.
u viii lv q gFeHt step in advance
aud VIII moan an inmenso amount
of money saved 90 this country.
This II an epoch making discovery
in agrieultuw aud one that prom.
lscs IA mean millions Of dollars au.
uuully ~ tbs mrmers
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

WANTED:-Two men in each
county TO represent and advertise
HARDWARE Department. put out
samples OF our goods, etc. Ttav-
cling position or office manager.
Salary 500 90 per month cash week.
~, with all expenses paid in adj.
vance. We furnish everything.
TuE { oLUMBiAS HOUSE,, Dept. 90
Mouon Bldg. Chicago, III. a.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

Democratic township conven.
ton will be held next Saturday
to nominate delegates TO the
county convention that will send
delegates to the state, judicial,
congressional and senatorial con
ventions. As the Republicans
meet the same day. they might
possibly get together and make
the thing unanimous.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

The st. Clair county seat pee
pie ought 90 come over into
Bates county and council with
our county seat people and learn
how to carry "a court house pro
position. Nevada saw the point
and carried her court house pro
position without "a hitch. There
is no reason why Osceola may
not do just as well if she will but
take the proper course.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

his record in the BIRD General
where he bolted the
caucus nominee for United States
Senator. His constituents gave
him vindication TO the extent Of
81 votes. There were 300 east,
There will be similar yindica-
tions wherever any of the boilers
of last winter stick up their
heads for office. The Republi-
cans Of Camden county admins.
tered to Kirkham the proper re.
Duke. Republican Review.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
Washington Letter

hettfT
Quite the most important event OF
the prc.rnt week Ia Washington hns
been the meeting OF the various as.
suclutious Of the country Interested
Ga the growing aud the manufacture
OF cotton. II r. the hrst time tbut
such ii meeting has evc been held
nnd Il promises much for the pros
perity at the south and for the
northern zplnncrs as well. The
meeting was the most mixed gath
erlng that has hgcn seen here In "a
luug time. There were southern
congressman. themselves practical
cotton growers. Delegates from the
Master Cotton Splnners' Federation
Of England, northern mIll owners
aud business mon Of New York and
Boston, and cotton farmers from
the South who came some ui them
without neckties and one at them
even in an old Confederate uniform.
This old gentleman. II muy he said,
wa a Texan. lie WAS the Mayer.
lex Brandcr OF the gathering, rough
and untutOred perhaps, hut be- made
one OF the hsst speeches ui the whole
convention.
The object 81 the meeting was
primarily 20 see whether the grow
ers Of the South aud the miil owners
OF the North aud England could not
get together aud deal directly with
one another aud eliminate the gnu
bling feature Ia cotton aud Ms tbr
price OF the crop un "a reasonable
aud above all ou a stable basis. u
cannot be- said that THE desirable
conclusion was altogether reached.
The min owner both Of the north
aud abroad treated the nyurturs Of
the cotton growers rather supCTvil-
Iiously, They said that they would
be- glad 10 deal with the growers III
rect iflt was proved that the grow.
ers could hold and control their own
crop aud deliver q In better coudi.
/ ton thnu was now done Ia other
words, they would deal direct with
the growers Il they had 10. Ia reply
the southern men said that they had
for two years tried the experiment
81 wnrehousing aud murscting their
own crop instead OF Experimenting
Il 20 the midulcmen before II was
put into the ground. The expert
mcnt Ind worked well aud WIS
shrcndlng. aud that soon the spin
ners would have 10 come 20 them 90
buy whether they wanted 90 or not.
There the negotiations halted. But
Il Is likely that the better method OF
handling and marketing the crop IN
the south may result IN the produc-
ers and the consumers getting to-
Rether, eliminating the cotton gnm-
blers aud consequently the violent
nuctuUlluue OF the hulhtAs Hilu thoH
making more out OF the cotton crop
Tor both sides than has ever been
the case before.
The United states IL In a good po.
sltion 90 dictate 20 the world the
price 81 raw cotton and the couse.
qnent price oi cotton goods. We
produce ia the cotton belt 1T this
country nve-si1thS Of the cotton OF
the world, aud it Il a question
whether thcrp H. any other country
that eau ever compete with Hs Ia
that llno but the growers 81 ,ho
cotton bclt Ia che United States
really hayv the key 10 tbs situation,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

When the Protective Tariff is
revised in the interests of the
people it will be done by the Re
publican party The people will
not soon forget the effect Of the
Wilson-Gorman tariff revision of
the last Democratic administra.
ton. Our coal miners don't care
to mine coal for 30 cents a ton,
they'd rather have 30 So they can
lay by some for a good time 10
strike.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
voted

ST. Clair county voted down the
proposition to build "a new Court
House ON Tuesday of last week,
by a vote of Loo for to 1900
against the proposition. The APP
pleton City journal says:
1T is clearly evident from the
results attending the Two special
elections recently held on the
proposition that d new court
house win not be ordered con-
AI. .ra1I .tarh
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

WANTED; District Managers TO
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples Salary $500 weekly.
$500 per day for expenses. State
age and present employment.
lDEAL SHEAR Co, 80 Randolph
81. Chicago. lmIS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

The TuEUNE is in favor of
Tho> r. Niedringhaus for chair.
man of the State committee, not
only 50. but at this writing, we
are in favor OF him ~ the United
States senator, from Missouri.
TO succeed Senator W. j. Stone.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

The Honorable h. NJ. Kirkham,
Of Camden county, sought re.
nomination in order 10 yindicate
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

We have q fall 10, Of cuts for
Horne. Stock " Sale Bdls, When
you went anything OF the kind cal
81 lhs JkIBvSE ohiee,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

Dr. Lyman Abbott discusses, In
the JuEe number al the Woman's
Home Companion. the question lis
the World Growing Better" Ia the
light OF personal r-ecullcctions. The
fiction list r. headed 10y The Return
of lothian Hall. "A striking Memo
Ilul Day story 10y Edwin Ash Dix
Among other stories urr "a Ques-
tiou settled Affairs at state, 10
"The Patent Churn.' 1.-The Test. "
puddle. "Thc Tale OF a Persian
Hug. and The Case Of the Spring
Lock" There arr also practical ar
ticles u"ElectrIcity la the Kitchen,
Landscape Gardening for Moderate
Incomes. summer Embroidery, "
Women and Proof Reading" Iash-
ions and Home AHuln. Published
by The Crowell Publishing Company
Springfield. Ohic; one dollar "a year,
ten cents "a copy.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

l5b printing Of all kinds done At
the TRIBUNE office. Our stock OF
supplies Is large and we trY 10 please
our Customers. Prices right. Come
and see Us.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
BOTH

One disease Of thinness in
children is scrofula; in adults,
consumption. Both have poor
blood both need more fat.
These diseases thrive on lean.
ness. Fat is the best means OF
overcoming them; cod liver oil
makes tue best aud hcaltbiest
tat aud
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28
HERITAGE OF HEALTH.
Weakness Overcome by Dr.. Greene's
Nervura.

Have you inherited impcrfcctions from
your ancestors, or have your children in
nerlted lnperfectionS from you? In tho
iiSht or advanced science, the taints of
hefcdlty nave lost their terrorS The
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fui nights the twtchng OF cyrids and
muScicS-illl Indicative of incipicnt eplipsv
or st. Nltus dance are overcome by Dr
tIrcene'S Nervura remedy for the nerves
and blood.
Is Your child weak and puny? Does it
grow tired when at play? Is it always
poor appetite. with bad breath and ire
guar bowels? These symptoms indicate
urran cement OF the nerves and blood. ana
II not overcome, will handicar the child
throughout life. Dr. Grecne's Nervura
lor the nerves and blood is perfectly
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Dut SCIENTIFIC prescription evolved from
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mas erected more cures and received more
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world Parents should give their children
me Deneht of DR.. Greenes great contri-
button to science and humanity.
Give them DR.. Grecnc's Nervura blood
ana nerve remedy this spring for now of
az times It is most dangerous to neglect
thtr realth, and Tn" system Is always
made strong and vigorous by this perfect
spring medicine
Remember the great ADVANTAGE of
IA thSFIIHS your chtldren's medicine put un
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