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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-01
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

DR.. Slater's dental office vii.
be closed hereafter on Monday
and Tuesday.
"A house and lot for sale.
Close in. At bargain. Can on
GEo. p. HUCKEBY.
D-Bughi, honest
young man from Rgh Hill 10 pre-
pare Tor paying position n Govern
ment Mail Service, Box One, Ce
dsr Rapids, Ia.
Rev. j. NJ Clark entertained a
brother, nephew, and other rela.
tiyes FROM Kentucky last week,
The visit to Missouri by the Ken.
tuckians was mutually enjoyed
by them ALL
The case of Gamblee VS. Dixon
came up in the Cass county cir
cult court Monday on change of
venue from Bates county j. w.
Jamis0n, jas A. Gee Judge Az
len Wright, C. W Orris, j. ".
Dixon, defendant and August
Oamblee, plaintiff, with Geo,
Templeton, Gambiees attorney.
went 10 Harrisonyiliie, Monday.
10 be present at the trial The
trial resulted in a hung jury,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-01

Always ~soueusing doing az Mefz.
Tie Aunanias Club n.et Last Mon.
dag night There wa a blx crowd
present and the Old bggs had the
time q uheirHre4
Rev = n. Smith hiedhis appoint.
ment a. the ~ T. Cureh, south.
last sunday evening
Rev r T. Rodman and wife ara
spending the winter IN Ari501a.
q a. Compton = preparing 20
erect q business building on the cor.
ner % Maiu and Walnut near the
Metz Banking Compauys buEsHnz
Wiley Cox and his father, 4. Cox.
have gone on a trip 70 Texaa ana
Mexico for the benedt q wgys
health.
g q. Jacobson and family have
moved 70 Gas City kanE
The postmaster q Rieh nm wac
in Aetz one day last week
Mrs DutBeld. daughter q Mr. and
Mrs J. 7. Allen. who has bsen Sex
with that dread disease eons1mp-
ton for 50 long, Is holding on 70
life wonderfully. She slfs IN q ehair
all the time. she has not laid down
Tor months. Her family ard friends
% everything possible for her com
fort.
Chas Frank and wife u spragle,
VISITED relatives 10 Metz last week.
Miss Byrde Price returned from
her visit IN Nevada, last week.
Col J. o. Hudson was IN Nevada
one day last week and visited his
daughter az the asylum. She l. in
proving and win soon he able %
return home
Miss Ethel King, who ATTENDED.
the Y p, s g. =, convention az
sheldon recently as a delegate from
the Metz society, has returned bone.
Bud Alexander. who lives two and.
a bali miles northeast Of Meta. and
James Wilson Of Arthur, made a
trade in horse flesh a few DAYS aeo.
that may result in a lawsuit.
Not many people know it bat Il L.
a fact nevertheless, that Fritz in the
Metz Times and Gabe in the Rieh
HH Review are the ans identical
person.
You can talk about names. hut
old MetE certainly has them. The
following an a few Of the names Of
families and the condition Of thfnss
az VIII appear ia old Metz after
March lst There will De q little
Moore going Down(yi the Roads
watched by a Hnckworth, Outright
Wikon Edged with Steele and going
with the CurrHnt win De a Weber,
Footfedl Bioodsaw with a Bell
hanging 10 his neck.
A little nonsense now and then.
ls rehshed by the best Of men.
JOSIAH ALLEN.
Saratoga Springs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-01

a sWee, and child ike ssndm1L
expressed n a song. when ut % q
good msiody, uoou becomes a
household favorits. Sueh Is -La
lie Kiss MY Mamma Good By.
recently Published BY J. W. ZEN
kias' Sons, Of Kansas Cisy, No.
The Publishers VIII mail , copy 70
any address upon reosips Of : cents
ia stamps
John Keehan and wife arrived
in the city Sunday night on q VS.
il to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hagan They are on their
way 10 points n Oklahoma where
Mr.. Keehan has some bridge
work On hand.
wASTED-Two young MA 70
travel for a large Chicago hoass and
learn a good business in which 3
promotion can soon be had. Lib
sral commission from the start
E. c, PENDLEToS, Manager, Gen.
Del, JopIln. NO.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-01

The Presbyterian Sunday school
last Sunday presented ex.superin-
tendent F. + kellogg a loving cup
as q testimonial of appreciation for
past service IN the school. The
-presentauon speech was made by
Rev. W. b. Chancellor ans feel
replied 10 by SIR. Kellogg.
Mr. W. Is. Williams is The present
superintendent having succeeded
Mr. Kellogg at The last aanual
election,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-01

The crown o. womanhood 8 muthefhood
But uneasy les The head that vrafs the
crown OF anticipates his coFousnau. when
Wcge IS > lack 81 Wu1nanly slrcuEth 10 hear
The bufdcus q maternal dguiN ard duty.
The Fcasog why 20 mary women siuk under
tbs ssaiH u E.ythCrho05 IS because they
arc uupFcparcd
II unhcsiiauurly advise cEpcctaut moth
eF 90 use nr hrrceis FaYodtc nuecnp-
uun, writes Mrs W. a. StcphCuG Of Mia
Northumberland CO, Va The MASON AZ
this advice Is that Dr Hcrpe's Fapusite Pre-.
eeftptton b thr hcsf p~rcparaiivc ior the
maternal function Ne matter how healthy
aud slonG a Weuan may be, she canuoi
use -taToule Prescription a. q prrpaua.
tive fef maternity without Teln 81 health
end cQmtan tut u u lhe Womeu Who arc
not tffOnE who ncef appreciate TIC rrrrf
bCnEnts received lufn thf nee % TFaVonte
fIcErfirti1h fur onf shinr a. o. makes
the baby advent pfacticallY painless Id
has Ia aeuy rtsrs fyduccd DAYS ~ snnfr
ing 90 g Nv bTtrf hnaIA n has changed
thc peFiod of sr8irg and struggle iulo a
umg ~ csse aHt cumtou
The pfcpuctap and ulak6u 81 noctor
ficfcce fatuuic frrscfiption uoW eel
Wily warranted ID netTlnF a. paw tNa ar
n cas- ~ lfucUHfhfa fcHaif Wraanrea.
fialspsuA w faiHug ~ Mamh Which theg
cAnHOt cure, An ttr WulldN Msrnnsarr
Mtdlcal Association. fIQpurlefa 81 mi.
hla 81 y al % : Oil t7d ftaAnaiss
"a 81 8fH 9stal e ere
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-01

c. G.. Weeks is a candidate bee
fore the Democratic primary in
May for nomination as a candi.
date for County Clerk and if
nominated and elected win make
as good an officer as any Demcs
crat in the county. We have
known Mr.. Weeks for more than
fifteen years as an honorable up
right gentlemen. He served for
a while as our assistant when we
were postmaster in this city, and
lie was always competent, Ell
Gent and obliging. He went out
Of the post-ofice into the Rich
Hin Bank and has held his posi-
ton there ever since. He is now
serving his second term asa
member OF our school board and
is & faithful and efficient member
of that board. An of which is
true; but the Republicans q re go
ing to select the next County
Clerk for Bates county.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-01

! 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, 1906-02-01

AA"f
j. p. Thurman, Of Wichita,
was in the city Monday, shaking
hands with his friends and re.
newing old acquaintance.
Mrs. A. c. Cate on her way
home from a visit to her brother
Mr. John Gwinn in Seattle, Wash
came by way Of Rich Hill and
made her o viii Cate a short
visit.
The trial Of the case Of Cam
.blee vs.. Dixon was tried by jury
in the Cass county circuit court
Monday and the jury failed 60
agree. This n~ecessitates another
trial at the next term Of court.
Sunday, January -, was one
.oT the most disagreeable days
ever known in this section, while
Sunday, January %, was one ofthe
pleasantest. Everybody was out
enjoying the spring weather last
Sunday.
WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager
lman or wOmau) for this county and
nIlniuine territory. Salary $50 and
expenses paid weekly: expense mon
ely advanced Work pleasant: posi-
ton permanent. No investment or
experience required Write at once
Tor full particulars and enclose SELF
addressed envelope. COOPER Co,
Feb IS 06 l32 Lake st, Chicago. III.
Il, b. Workman did a pretty
good job last week putting some
new and costly pieces of machin.
cry on cur newspaper press. 1t
has been suggested that Work.
man would build a ladder to the
moon if it could be done by ma
chinery.
Mrs. Frank X. Gillette who
was stricken with paralysis sew.
eral days ago, was taken by her
son Col Nell Gillette, to Universe.
rs Hospital, Kansas City, Sunday
where she will have the medical
skin Of the best of physicians and
the watthful care Of the best Of
nurses. Her many friends here
hope 70 hear Of her speedy recoy.
cry.
Bouncing Betty, the novelty
two step, by Carlton J. Balfour,
the blind boy composer is max
ing a hit all over the country. 1t.
was recently published by J. W.
Jenkins Sons, OF Kansas City.
Il is written in a lively march
tempo, bright, fascinating, every
strain a haunting bit OF melody.
The publishers viii mail a copy
20 any address upon receipt of
23 cents in stamps.
J. f. Leslie, or Frank Leslie as
he was familiarity known here
where be spent his boyhood. com
mitted suicide at bis home in
Kansas City hast Friday noon.
He shot himself through the head
and died almost instantly. For
many years he was a conductor
on the passenger coaches on the
main line Of the Frisco rail
way, but retired some time.
ago on account Of poor health
lie was about 3S years OF age and
leaves surviving a widow and son
about t3 years old. He is re-
meabered in Rich Hill as a lively
preeoeious boy with a album.
dance Of energy and push and
loved by an his companions.
JOHN BurEesser, of Papinsville
some two weeks ago, went on a.
visit TO his son, DR.. w. H. Bur
gesser. at Nevada, Mo. He was
not well when he arrived there.
ana q severe case Of pneumonia
soon developed, and he contin.
ued 10 grow worse until Tues
day morning OF last week when.
lac died. He WAS native OF Ohio.
and came 10 Bates county in 1879.
and settled ON "a farm near pm
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-01

See our
EXCEPTIONAL
LINE
Of beautiful
WHITE GOODS
we now have
on display.
In our east
window we have
SKIRTS
and
WAISTS
to suit the most
f%astidious.
In our west
window you will
find
EMBROIDERY
in all widths
and designs.
Come in and in
spect these
goods.
S. [. AMES,
BAZAAR.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
GERMANS TALK OF MoORS
AIgeciras Conference Report IL Dis
cussed in Reichstng and starts
on Passage.

BERLIN, Dec, THE Reichstag today
discussed the Algeciras convention. For
eign Minister Won Tschirsky explained that
Germany's position throughout the Moroc.
can conference had in view asserting the
fundamental principles OF the sovereignty,
independence and integrity Of the sultan's
dominons, the political equality of all the
powers there and measures for acQurinr
the peaceful development Of the country
and the protection Of the rights of all for
eigners
Herr Blumenthal, radical, asked how ii
could be asserted that the Algeciras con-
vention guaranteed the Independence Of
the sultan. The question was greeted with
laughter.
1t should rather be entitled, according
to Herr BlumenthaL regulation of the
sultan's independence"
Herr Blumenthal quoted Chancellor Won
Buelow's recent remark: In Servla we
are Austrian and in Bulgaria Russian"
adding. and why not in Morocco
French?' That would have been much
the better way to protect German interests
in Morocco"
At the close of the debate the bill ratify-
ing the Algeciras convention passed its
first and second reading
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
EARLY SHOPPING PROFITABLE
New Plan of Beginning Christmas
Holiday Trade Brings
Good Results.

The efforts Of the retailers to induce peo-
pie to do their Christmas shopping early in
the season are meeting with some success
Almost without exception they are statistic
that they began with the first of the month
to display and advertise their Chris mas
stocks The volume OF business is reported
larger than 1t was for the corresponding
week of last year and the dealers expect
next week to show even more marked
Increase.
The season has started on remarkably
we'll and 1 believe the campaign for early
shopping will prove successful" said c. NJ
Wilhelm Of the Orchard q Wilhelm Carpet
company. THE plan of early trading is
satisfactory for the customers, for they are
not so crowded and hurried. 1t helps the
merchants, for If they run out Of desirable
goods they will have a chance to get more.
1t is a blessing to the salespeople because
1t spreads their heavy work out over a
week or ten days more time"
II am glad 10 see the movement for early
shopping" said S. Friedrich Berger THE
women ought to do their shopping before
Christmas week to tighten the burdens of
the salespeople, II for nothing else"
Those customers who are coming early
have an advantage in getting to select from
a complete stock Of goods" said Herman
Cohn Of the Nebraska Clothing company.
They also get the best Of service from the
statesmen. who are so overworlSed later in
the season and unable TO care properly for
the trade. We are waiting with interest to
see whether the entire volume of trade for
the season viii be increased by the early
shopping. So far this month the trade has
been better than last year"
Il am sure that the people who come
early this year win be so well satisfied that
they will try It again next year" said J. A.
Swanson OF the Berg-Swanson company.
They are getting so much better service
than they would get Christmas week"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Lower Temperatures Stimulate Retail
Trade in seasonabls Staples,
FREIGHT BlocKADEs HINDER FACTORIES
Scarcity Of Labor and Raw Materials
Also insufficient In Many Lines
Collections Are linz
proving.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review Of trade tomorrow viii say:
Lower temperature has stimulated re-
tail trade In seasOnable staples, out IN
terest is most conspicuous In holiday gooQs.
Expectations OF a record breaking run TOT
Christmas specialtes are being tully rear
lied. Jobbing and wholesale houses are
doing well for the season, but reports OF
mercantile collections show much irregu-
larity. Improvements In the promptness
OF payments is expected when the CROPS
have been more fully marketed and greater
case appears in money rates. which are far
above normal despite the tact thaI lhS
total amount In circulation exceeos al
records. The movement OF freight rs re-
atrcted by inadequate facilities, causing
much trouble IN the industries. very httle
idle machinery Is noticed IN the tacJoIles
and mills except where the supply OF labor
and raw materials Is insufficient, ana the
vigorous demand for all commodities Is IN
dloated by the highest level OF prices In
The closing month Of the year in the iron
and steel Industry promises fully 10 mann
takn the phenomenal rate OF progress Inat
Notwithstanding further advance In some
quotations that might be expected 10 curtall
operations. Every available plant is now
actively engaged, except where material
cannot be secured, and the volume OF bust
ness looked for next year assures many
new records in 1907. unless some untore-
seen disaster causes extensive cancellation
Among the large amount Of new business
large mileage OF pipe for oil lines ana all
forms OF railway equipment.
Textile mills are Operating large per
centage OF the available machinery, al
though the inadequate supply of labor con
tines to be a drawback. Even after the
recent reaction In the price OF raw ma
terial. the margin Of profits in cotton goods
lie small and purchasers make little effort
to secure concessions. Prompt deliveries
are practically unavailable. Many of the
cheaper wOolens we're opened this week at
about the level last heavy weight season.
The disposition OF many agents, however,
10 to defer opening of lines until longer.
Strength of the raw material does not
Justify expectations of concessions.
Some improvement is noticed In the
movement of wheat to primary markets,
but there is still much complaint from the
Dakotas, where elevators are overflowing
and large quantities of grain are In danger
OF injury.
The decline in cotton was carried stll
further until mldding uplands sold at IS
per bale less than year ago, which offset
In value the increase in quantity sent
abroad. Port receipts continued heavy, but
there was the neutralizing in liberal con-
sumption by domestic spinners.
Liabilities or commercial failures reported
for November are 81, $780, 7S2, compared with
$SS66,798 a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
COLE RENDERED NEBRASKA PLACE
Michigan Man Writes Partner About
the Oner.

TOLEDO, o.. Dec. 7.-(Special Telegram.)
king Cole, the famous Michigan tackle,
who has just finished a most succ ssful
season as coach for the University of Vir-
ginia- in a letter to c. d. Kountz, his law
partner in Toledo, says that he has received
a most nattering offer to take charge Of
the squad at Nebraska next year The uni
versity informs him that they like the
Michigan style Of play and as he (Cole) has
shown his ability to ceverly handle a team
they are anxious to have him accept. Cole
says, however, that things are all his down
bright for next year that he will not change
without due consideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
PoPE'S PHYSICIAN is DEAD
Dr. Lamont succumbS to Pneumonia
Following Attack of Cancer
of Stomach.

ROME, Dec. 7.-Dr. Lapponi, physician
to the pope, died today He had
been III for some time Of cancer OF
the stomach, and pneumonia setting in
he could not in his weakened condi-
ton. withstand its ravages. When
DR. Iapponi was sinking the pope sent him
the apostolic benediction, and when the
news OF the death of the doctor reached
the pontiff he was exceedingly grieved. II
"a reported that before losing consciousness
DR.. Lapponi, referring TO the pope, said
.'He has strong constitution and, having
studied him carefully, 1 think he will live
longer thar Leo XIII"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
Dun's Report on Bank Clearings


the Ia
CT
over
both periods is
wholly to the much smaller of settlements
operations
the New York City hEu' leaves much larger all other
Unted Ia
rejecting nearly the actual trade distribution Ogu
cities possibly collections
the
pared with %
relatively smaller New
In the preceding November
hranto sand
o 10 N oonpa Glow thresye
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
GERMANS MEET CALIFoRNIANS
President OF Imperial Insurance Of
fee VIII Accompany the
Party to Hamburg.

BERLIN, Dec. 7.-Messrs. Dorhmann,
Thomas and Sutro of San Francisco, he
delegates sent here to urge the defaulting
German insurance companies to pay up the
claims against them, have been cordially
received by the officials of the German mn
perial insurance office.
The president of that Office Privy Coun-
cillor Gruner, has arranged to go person
ally with the delegates to Hamburg and
confer with the managers of two Of the
companies. The Gutsch party, which came
here IN advance of the Dohrmann party,
and with the same objects in view, has
Joined the San Francisco delegation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08

Copper IL firm for prompt and future de,
livery. some choice grades being quoted
as high as . cents a pound.
In cotton goods the strength OF prices IL
undated and all goods are sold from three
to six months ahead. The size OF the adj
vance I'm cotton goods. compared with raw
oottons, occasions remark Higher wages
are still being demanded by operatives,
who are indisposed to accept advances
offered by manufacturers. In wooden goods
there Is more strength and 81 large business
g looked for, while silk fabrics are selling
better. Wheat has shown more life this
week than for some months past The key
Of the situation seems to be better demand
for milling purposes at Minneapolis and
other interior points, due to the Improve
ment reported I'm flour demand on export
account
Most American markets are active, strong
and with an advancing tendency. This is
more especially true OF clothing wools
QuRrter-blood heeces, oregon Valley and
territory clothing woods show most activity
at Boston. Fine woods are also more active
and frmer al Philadelphia. Carpet woods
however, are stu rather quiet, though
heavier buying is expected, owing to the
strength Of the finished product. American
manufacturers, heretofore buying freely
abroad. are now In domestic markets. All
toreign markets are strong and high prices
are being paid In London and In Australia.
Business failures I'm the United States
for the week ending December number
A8 against l7l last week, 203 In the like
week Of 1905, 231 in 1904, PAL in 1908 and A7
In 1902
Failures in Canada for the week number
thirty.two. against twenty-five last week
and thirty-one in this week a year ago.
Wheat. including flour exports from the
United states and Canada for the week
ending December 8, aggregated 4,791, 90 bu.,
against 4,2O4,917 bu. last week 4.245,162 bu.
this week last year 800 bu. in 1904 and
1904, $40 blu. In 1901 For the last twenty
three weeks Of the fiscal year the exports
re S,s2562 bu., against 81 S23, asa bu. in 1906,
y ,256,5Ss blu. in 1904 and 13S6S7,119 bu. in
1901.
Corn exports for this week are 1,1O9 Al
bu., against 1,040,970 bu. last week, 2,4O2 81
bu. a year ago and 276,969 bu. In 1904. For
the fiscal year TO date. the exports are 49, :
l61 543 bu., against 25,S49,l19 bu. in 1906 and
II SDl ESQ bu In 1904
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-08
SPORTS OF DAY.
RESULTS on TnE RUNNING TRACKS
Pepper and salt, 40 to I shot, wins
First Race Mt Los Angeles.

Pepper and salt, 40 TO I shot, wins
First Race Mt Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. Pepper and salt.
a 30 to / shot, ran the first race from very
bad start I'm a field Of ten and finished
first Blue Bottle, the favorite was two
lengths behind at The finish. Three favor
ties were In front in the other races: Jet
sam won by a head from Legatee in the
9th and ! Told You the favorite was vas
last event, making the best showing In the
field. which was large one. Results:
won, Blue Bottle second, Prolific third.
Second race, futurity course. James A.
Murray won, Young Davis second, Creston
Boy third. Time: 1:10h.
Third race, six furlongs: Judge won,
Betsy second, Lord Gladstone third. Time:
Fourth race, five and half furlongs:
Colonel Jack won, Treasure Seeker second,
San Allviso third. Time: 1:OSh.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards: Jet
sam won, Legatee second, Charlie Wall
worth third. Time: 1;461a.
Sixth race, six furlOngs: Perry Wicks
won. Toller second, Nothing third. Time;
1:15h
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 7.-Results at the
First race seven furlongs: Cold Circle
won, Glendover second, Spider Web third.
Second race six furlongs woodsaw won.
Operator second, Happy Jack third Time:
Third race six furlongs: Airship won,
Columbia Girl second, Auditor third. Time:
l:l6
Fourth race, seven furlongs: BIZ Phillips
won. Mortiboy second, Monet third Time;
Fifth race, six furlongs Knight OF Ivan
hoe won, Sir Nagrant second, Gold Duke
third. Time: 115%.
sixth race, mile and sixteenth: Old
stone won, La Cache second Sanction
third Time: 1:493b
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7-Results at
Emeryville:
First race, five furlongs: Silver Line
won, Jezebel second, Mrs Matthews third.
Time: 1:O1B.
Second race mile: Susie Christian won,
Cheripe second. Isabellita third. Time:
1:42M.
Third race, mile: Monaco Maid won
Cloche d Or second, Alice Carey third
Time 1:42.
Fourth race, futurity course: Fireball
won, st, Francis second, Romano third
Tlme 1:10.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Golden Rule
won, Clandestine second, Titus II third
Time ia.
Sixth race, mile: standover won, Joe
Coyne second, Baker third. Time: 1:H2s.