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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-02
DO o LOVE

your baby7 You wonder why he
cries. Buy a bottle OF Whites
Cream Vermiinge ana he viii never
cry. Most babies have worms, and
the mothers don t know It. Whites
Cream Yermlfuge rlds the child Of
worms and cleans out it's system ia
should keep a bottle ~ this medicine
enter her mind Price 25c
sold by Opera Drug store.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-02
MUSIC AND BLUE ghHTs.
The Latest Devslopmsntsh the Line
Of Anaestheies in Iedioal
Practice.


Music boxes and blue lights are two
Of the latest things 4 the line of
anaestheties The must boxes do not
reduce pain or rend9 the patient In
sensible, but, aceordRg 70 Prof. Red.
ard OF Geneva, they 20 take away Ger.
tain IN effects thFf often accompany
the use Of anaestbtics. II is a we'll
known fact staIs the Chicago Daily
News. that b g'external impressions
received during the period Of somne
lence have goat bearing on tho
dreams. FroF this Prof Rsdard con
ceiyed the ia Of utilizing music Il
was found sat the music had a ten.
dency 10 tn away tho d~isagreeabie
0~xeitatlon OBVIOUS 10 the use Of the
c~hloroforrgor other anaestheuc. Tho
awakening was also found to be free
from ox&msnt There was no nausea
and anEother pleasant effects we're
either fnided or disappeared rapidly,
althouf in ordinary ~ehloroform or
ether kerations the feeling OF iilnesa
often yts a long time. According 10
tho Cheva scientist the music need
not really artistic. Il should com-
mov5 al the beginning OF the opera.
uQ Rad be kept up until the moment
on Weakening.
Rof Redard has been uslng blue
Nj as an anaesthetic for three years.
..nsensibility IL produced merely by
he action OF the blue light on the
nervous center Of vision. reactins o.
he other nervous eentsrs. All the az.
'eriments by the Geneva professor 81
o show that blue has a decided.
!naesthetie soton. A great number
4 patients we're made unconscious by
he use OF Il. Red. yellow aud oshsr
avs did not show any result. while
'reen and violet lights. being most
ioaTiy related 70 blue light. werr
ound TO be efacient also, though 70 A
msller degree.
A very simple apparatus n r.e,A,.a
or this hluelight process. a AZ cenaIe.
io,s5 r lSSasas'een' LAMP a nickel.
ien'seoI -ad > blue veil being
~ no lamp Is fitted with a.
.aih and placed about ak inches
rom the eyes. this being the point Of
he conveyance Of the lisht rays,
while the head OF the patient as vel
as the bulb, - covered with the veil
Two or three minutes action Is sun.
20 allow OF the extraction % 3
tooth without any pain.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-02

said the application had been
hung up" for some reason. Col
W. w. Smith, the senator's clerk,
made inquiry, and the Officials az
the Lureau then revealed the
story.
The government officials are in
a quandary what TO do. Mrs.
Kirkpatrick is now 81 years old.
She has spent all the money and
has no friend who will make res
titution. The papers will be
turned over to the department of
justice and it will have to deter
mine whether criminal prosecu-
ton shall be instituted.
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FREE 10 SUBSCRIBERS.
Beautiful Framed Picture

The Twlee-a-week Republic, OF Sc.
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iuiiy Trained picture. size 6gx7K inches
To every one sending 81 for a years
subscription 20 their great seusl.
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ed by The Republic.
This offer Is open 60 both new and
old subscribers. nyOu are taking
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trO cost.
The pictures are genuine works OF
art, done IN nine eolOrs. Two of
them are heads Of beautiful pirls.
one wears a blaek picture hat and
has two roses pinned TO her pink
bodice. II thh one Il desired order
No 10. The Spring Girl No. II.
OF The Summer Girl" wears a light
brown picture hat trimmed with
light green. She also wears a white
and green waist, with a bunch of
very pretty flowers at her breast.
The remaining picture. OF no. ~. Is
% three quarteF-ength picture repre-
senting The Winter Girl" with a
long coat boa about her ueck and a
mum.
Lhe frames ara made % rounded
metal nnd nn an BLACK. no an
them from real ebony Il wouid b.
Unnecessarily 20 take them from he
WAL Tor examination. fhe rfure
hhd frames ano neat nud nmffy
gnough % grace che calls III 4 mi.
HoaalIps bone JhlW q noihicail
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To Subscribers In Arrears.

II you are ir arrears 70 the Tar.
nvSE please call and pay up. A
number OF readers aFe behind sew.
sral ysars and ws mus, lnsis. on q
settlement. Don't wait Tor 9 state.
mvut to be mailed 10 voo. Look
At che dale On your paper md o
can soon tell how much you owe.
Come and ZEE " Or send cheek Or
money orJsf, with = 10
isw'l q youF Subscription, sna
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-02

Crossings and sidewalks are
going in all over the central part
of the city. The granitoid fever
seems to be spreading in every
direction. While it is not dan.
gerous, still is seems to be very
contagious. Robert Matteson of
the Merchants hotel, has had the
worst case on the east side so
far but we are glad to note is
about over the first attack.
There are some features Of the
contagion that are peculiar. 1t
never strikes a man who owns
no town lots, that is, not so any
one can notice it. The man who
owns a corner lot may have it
on the north or south side
at one time, or on the east or west
side at another time, owing to the
location of his lot, If he owns
lots at different places in the city
city he may have several attacks
more or less severe according to
number of lots and width of side
walks. Persons with but one In.
sids lot have it but once unless
they buy more lots.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-02
Iananaae AroId Lnrnrr.

Avoidance OK luxury - a point Of
honor among japanese fighters, "Ail
know the story about Gen. Nogi." says
a writer, who when during the China
war he wa presented With q costly
cloak sold Il for the benefit OF the sick.
declaring that be had one cloak a.
ready and there were many soldiers
without any An eaacsr soqld con.
alder himself di1gracsd Il a. took lato
ihe hslo slahorsis feae e. o~Ftf,sbsb.
etsi rieiAirf"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-02
What we SOW in the home and
the school we reap IN the nation

We get a larRe number 81 OK
changes from several different
states, representing all phases
ef political opinion, and yet but
one Of them ever utters a word
that can be construed into an
attempt to influence judge or
jury one way or another ia the
Meyer. Harvard cases now pend
lug in Idaho. The one and the
only one thas seems to attempt
anything IN this line is the APP
peal 10 Reason, at Girard, Kans.
We are inclined to think it over
does the matter and is doing it's
clients moro harm than good.
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Who are the railroad men that
are kicking up such a muss
about railroad legislationg Name
one Of them If you can that was
ever heard Of prior to six OF
eight years ago. We venture
there are not half q dozen men in
Bates county, or the Sixth Con.
gressional district, who ever
heard Of E. II. Hartman or ]. j.
Hin, or any Of that ilk, prior tC
the suits begun against them by
the Attorney General of the
United Statess No one ever
hears OF Elkins, ex-candidate for
vice president Davis. Dick Ker.
ems, NJ. E Ingalls,, the Goulds,
or the vanderbilts making any
kick. The men who are in the
business just as other men are in
any other business, are making
no kick. The kickers are the
fellows who run corners on
stock, speculate on the misfor-
fumes Of others and belong to the
class OF citizens so beautifully
pilioried by the President in his
memorable epistle to the Chi
cagoites.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-02

AN Interesting Pension Case
In 1890 Mrs. Ellen Kirkpatrick
of Denison, Kans., applied for a
pension as a dependent mother
of John D. Kirkpatrick, a soldier
in Company B. 93d Illinois regi-
ment, who was killed in battle.
She presented the case herself,
employed no lawyer and asked
no assistance from any member
of congress. The papers were
all in due form and all evidence
needed was cheerfully supplied.
The evidence consisted of her
sons" army record, records
showing their relationship, AFT
davits showing that she was a
widow and depended upon the
son that was killed, and letters
from the son" to mother. A
most complete case was made
out and she was granted a pen
sion of $12 a month. She has
been drawing it ever since until
a few weeks ago. All told, she
has drawn more than $1,000.
Some time ago an application
for a widows pension came in
from Mrs. Ellen Kirkpatrick of
Denison, Kan. She claims to be
the wife of j. w. Kirkpatrick,
who had died a few months pre-
vious. The case was complete,
except one thing. 1t did not
show that the Widows" hus-
band had served ninety days in
the war. A special agent was
sent to investigate the matter,
and as a result the whole fraud
was unearthed.
It develops that the woman is
not the mother of the dependent
SON. on whose record she has
drawn $1,000 pension; in fact, she
was related in no way to the dead
soldier. 1t also transpires that
the dead husband, on whose
record she had applied for a wi.
dow's pension, Is stin very much
alive, and has in an application
Of his own for q pension under
the McCumber service pension
act.
The special agents who inves.
tigated the case say that Mrs.
Kirkpatrick built up both cases
out Of whole cloth. and that all
the papers in both cases, pur-
ported 10 be signed by other per.
sons, are forgeries. They claim
that the woman did the work I'm.
aided, so far as they are allie to
ascertain, and that no one else,
not even her husband, knew any.
thing about the matter.
Even the letters which she
produced from her son" TO her.
self during the wal are pro.
nouneed forgeries. Whenever
the department called for more
testimony along q certain line
ND supply IL sign a wit.
W. I'd send Il ca.
ness name IA w Kirknaf.
A few days ago .. omo
rick husband Of the :
wrote to Senator Curtis askin.
him why bis pension had not
been granted. In his letter he
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What American wonias Ar
Doing.

Miss Phoebe Dietz has been
appointed deputy collector ~
revenues for the l2th District ~
Pennsylvania.
a high school principal, Miss
Cynthia Green, Of Charlotte. has
been elected School Commission.
er OF Eaton County Mich.
A few years ago. Johns Hon
kins opened its medical depart.
ment 10 women In consideration
Of a munidcent gift 10 this de
partment from Miss Mary r
Garrett Now en- other depart.
ments OF the University have
been opened 10 women.
Governor Deneen has commits.
stoned Catharlne Waugh McCul.
loeb, Of EyansioD, Is Justlce oil
20 Poses. Thls q ihe second
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Mrs. joe Bomar lead.

Mrs. Nellie W, BOmar. wife Of
Jos. 1. Bomar, died at her home
in this city, Monday afternoon,
after a short illness Of pneumo-
MIA. Deceased was years of
age, a native of Audrain Co,
Mo-, where she was married
more than sixteen years ago.
She was the mother Of six chill
dren, all of whom with her hus.
band are left to mourn the loss
of an excellent mother and wife.
She was a good Christian woman
and well beloved by all who knew
her. Her death is a sad misfor.
tune for the motherless little
ones and all have the sympathy
of the entire community in their
sad bereayment. The body was
taken TO Double Branch Gene
terry yesterday, for burial in the
BOmar family lot.
A nice new brick crossing has
been put in on Maple street
across Ninth street This calls
for sidewalk along the blocks,
east and west Of that crossing
The sidewalks will go in as sbon
as the property owners can ar
range for il with the contractors
and the money 10 pay for walks,
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homestead Entry No 40
Notice for Publication

Depart ucut W the Interior.
laud Onice at Clayton. New Mexico
sept ~, lao1,
Notice Is hereby given that William
l. k,uehart Ot san Jon. y. VI has
iled notice " his iutention Nv make
mai Communication prNCt IN support ~
MS claim, via: Homestead Entry No.
49, made March :. IAN for the - SEA
and - Sw+ SEX I Twp ton Range S+e
ami that said pnNOf will N made he-
torc EGkrnc L n~edgccoke L : Com
al his Once kndse y VI III Nov -,
lAr
Tie homes the following witnesses 4
prove his continuOus residence upu.
ami cultivation ~ the ami via:
Tom Horne, } W Atkins, lVS NJ
ran Il II nNus,SS a. ~ SanJou y "
Eiwa0a " ENN RsEl>is-
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Homestead EN- v Ne l3iN
HOrlCE FOR PUBLICATION

Department vt the Interior. Land
Onlcc, Clayton, \ VI Sept - lN7
Notice Is hereby given that Frank
Smith Ot Eudcr. y VI has Tiled notice
ot his Intention to make Una Com
mutation proof Ia support VI his { atu
VIZ Homestead Eutr, No lStSS made
ncrCmhCr y. lnuG tor the ~ SCI ANA ned
SCI ut sec ~ and uwi uwi Scr, ~ Twp
ION range ShC aud that said pruOt Will
hc made before T. T. llrdgrcokc t :
Commissioner 1T his office IN Endrc,
NJ uu November IT,, ~;
Ito names the following wttucSScStO
prove hts continuous rCStd'rce upon,
amt cultivation ot the land va;
" Il Williams, II hatchtr. Tom
Riley and " ! Eltr. all OF Endcc y NJ
EdwaUi " Fox, Register,
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of The Interior, United
state, Land Once Cta,,o New Mrxi,o.
september Is. 1907
sufficient contest aihuavrt havrul .r,r
rIri n tins office uy MaiNIn GhSun. t...
i.,l,ut against homestead Entry No. soon
made April IS, 1906 for nw4 Sec. II 1vI
nm range yar, by George T.. Charmar
t.ntr,ter, Iu which J., is alleged that saIu
george ne hduman never lived on ula,,
has who'll, abandoned sad tract, that rr
hs, hanged hi, resIden = thereilum .I
MOI. .hau ,a months since making ,au
pniy, that ,u.H tract Is not settled utru
and cultivated by said ATTY as required
b., LAYS. no improvements OF any kind made
IN the premises. that said alleged absen,r
from the SAID land was not due TO his en-.
ployment in the Army, Navy or Marine
Corps of the United States as a privat.
soldier. officer, seaman or marine, during
the var with Spain, or during any orh.r
Mar IN which the United States may be Ell.
gagged.
SAID parties are hereby notified to an.
pear. respond and offer evidence iouChInp
sad allegation at 1000 a. m, on October
20. 1907. before Theo. w. Heman. United
state, Commissioned at his office in 1u-
cumcarl Sew Mexico (and that tnal hear
irE wi.' ue held At Io.oo a. m on Noyem.
Der O.. 1907 before the Register and Re
c-Iysy AZ the United States Land Office IN
CLAYTON New Mexico.
The SAID Contestant having. in a proper
affidavit; nIed September 10, 1907, SET
forth facts which show that after due dill
Ler.- persona. service OF this notice can
act be made, !; IS hereby ordered and d.
.=c:-! tina, such notice be gwen by due and
yroye, publication.
Edward W. Fox, Register.
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homestead Entry W. iS9S

\Nlt,E ENE tE~llNArlN\,
department ot the Interior, Land
ONCv, CLAYTON, y Vi sept ~ lN7.
Notice Is hereby given that Loren
h Mast ot IuEumcSrt y VI has died
ucticC " hts intention ~ make Nual
Communication pUNot tn support " hts
vlaim, via Homestead EutrN uo ;>a>
madc April lAN tNy the >rI, sex Ia
Twp I'm Range Sic amt that SAL
rvN't vii, Nc made NtNur u ' Gal.
,NsNN | q Nom az his vNlcr M tn
cum AM n VI cN uNN lt lNr
tie names the following witnesses
u ppNNe hlS continuous uVSlivOrs Up-
IN ANA cultivation " the land Wis,
samuel IAmpNrN Miner k(rump
INWlaS = AVrtVU ami AlUert 4 Rust
=, W Nlr0mtSyt M
Mjwaui " kNN. Register
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NOTICE
Department vt the Interior, Unite" N'''''
Land OHnyr. CLAYTON, ~. NJ
september 90. Igo-

september 10. lJ'-.
,ulh.lrr, c,ulc,, utI l''Ii N'.'"
nrrp r.,I, IN .nl, pnl,r uy ~tWnt. I''
ht,,ht contestant aglins, homestead en-
fN \, 3tNs made IuN 70. lJo'. J., I'i
e.. uWl. SOC ,n ivy Nn k1nt' .'r' Nv
Krbr,, b. Nc,r,s rNutc,'rr 'n "h''h u
Is alleged under date ~ March IS 49,.
thai, sand kcrsr, t.. Morris ntr '''">
abandoned >t.' i,I,, ,ha, he has changed
his residence ,hvrr,row ioJ more Ih'1 SIN
months SINCE making >JHd entry 'at' St'"
tract Is not settled upon AMI cultivated o>
sand vslN as required b, ,aw u1 improve
msnts or same placed vy ~Hd ~StieH1"n''
and | heard ,ha, he sold . reIluQu'shhen'
tor sa,d land and that sald alleged az
seuce from The said land vas not cue 10
has employment 10 he AgmN \a'' OF
Marine Corps .. the ,M,ei states. A. a
private soldier officer. seaman 90 marine
during the war WI,h SyUU " an' other
vrSaaei >Ali PARTIES are h-rrS, nolu"i
~ appear resySnG ans gtcr evidence
touching SaIG ~aieesuon 81 i'N c.ccs a IN.
"a October =. 10 before aeo W
heman | ai,sa states Commissioner. Al
hI> S6iss 80 Iacgw,A. Ne" Mexico.
ans ma, tina. 1sA,.rS 81. be held Al %
rriNN \ n N November 100 ye.
,crs ne NsE>,-g ass he.eser AZ The
NclteG States Land o1t,s 20 CLAYTON,
\eH N.eN.SN
The >S.G tSc;r>,Sr, having q 4 proper
SaiG&,3; files September - .-C- Sc;
lSg,r ,Ac;s walsa sarw that after due olIl-
cease g~gS,cR service 8! lbs Cc;cs cal.
- maze .;ls Ae-ss, sr.srs! an ST..
ia: sash 2c:lce X gives ,, -gs
ass c-scs: Y~-SuS2...-.
Edward " ~ k=s>:s-
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Homestead Eutry ~ 4ON
>Nw<S yrE y,y,t<lwr>

\Nrl<N ENS yyE~ls<Ny,N\
lNpSrymeUt ~ TIE Interior. Land
NN>v AZ NlNtN0 a ~. Sept. - lAls.
ONkS y NCoVcN AsNSC ttAt EsnrN
Lex Hamilton W r,.ruN.SS.t. O. n hAS
c.Ai NvI1tc ~ Us i,.<Ut,>G - 0.aAs
SNSI ave NsSE gNNNt m >s,IN,,; ~ nl>
>AW va Homestead k,ryr, u, &<ES
WSAe SsVt ~ lSSS, ar-tt,r l< i SCI
N"& SrG >"& u,% ~ 6 lWv lin X
N,C %,S ~ - SN my I'm
N$.se ~ AS ,GS, >,& yr>.. Nj, ~
UASSS St,C : : gll>N& vD,aa.x
N<t> AZ Ns> ,e@S ! I&,u.rA. d ~
~ ~ ~ tAr.
re HSHSS> -S = .,w.rG witnesses
tNGrN'e Ms NG.SO~<.> S>&s,Nx -
N AlNi CG.lsNS.NG :, t1e AgS Va
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FS;sSNNI l&ass> " las~ :,
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CONTEST NOTICE..
Department. Of the Interior, United
states Land Office Clayton, New Mexico.

= AssAr-| u 'Ae Interior, United
states Land office. Clayton, New Mexico.
september II. I9, 1907.
4 ,l:"-.s1; -ea.zs, affidavit having been
ties e :a., -.ac- - Lawrence &. Walker
Contestant: aga.c>; homestead Entry No.
s-.,, made sr-a-y =, 1904 tor MA See.
;, Twp .oa range soc oy Dorah 4. Bar.
-.-S.-c l--;=s:-e. 70 which u, IS alleged
.-a; sa.- lc,sa Is. Darlington has wholly
asa= s-1-1 ss.- :tac, ,ha, she has changed
&c: residence ;tere:ron tor more than SIX
I-c;2s SAGE -;aslas SAID entry; tina, SAID
vas; 5 70: s-;:.e- u2oa and cultivated by
@- .a-. a. :=-l.ge1 9y .aN there being
: -S= 70 g: improvements made on SAID
as 20: .e1cs- a26 ;aa; sad alleged at.
s@--s .:-- he SAID .ac- was no, due 70
1s-e1Flcyre1' 10 ;He army. NAVY or
Marine C--cs .: ths United States. a. a
?..aae sc.1.s: -:.-er seaman or marine
----S re ~aC vl;E S2ain, OF during an,
-.-s- a. g "-.c1 :a= Lu,,=G States ma,
: =-sas--
So gac.es srs hereby ro;ifed 10 A..
7-a- -~rr-- a-- -..-: evidence touching
So -sa;.-- 8. - 8, 3 II. On No,en-
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Homestead Entry No, 1885
iOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


department W the Interior. Land
office NJ Clayton, y NJ Sept -, laOi
Notice Is hereby given that William
Turner Anderson " Tucumcari. -
NJ. has ilcd notice oi his Intention to
make final communication proof In sup
port of his claim, VIZ; Homestead
Entry No 1lih made Feb y. 1906. for
the W, nwl. aud w. sw4, Sec -, Twp
Ion, Range Soe and that said proof
viii he made before Il. T. pouohou
Probate Clerk. AT his office I'm Tucum.
earl, y. VI on Nov. H.. 1907.
lie amr the following witnesses
~ prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of the land. VIZ
J l. Wood. Moore. y NJ. and W
IA. Rradteld, Fred Smead Frank
Ntckory Turumcari, y NJ,
Edward W. Fox, Register
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Stone Has to Season.

They were looking at the monster
arch OF St. Johns cathedral, which
serves as sort OF North Star in the
land navigation of out of.town sight
seers in Harlem and, in fact, all oi
upper New York city.
Wonder why they don't put some
real New York business enterprise into
this AFFAIR."" asked one.
"a skyscraper construction com.
pany l know OF could finish the Job in
a year," said another.
One of the workmen chipping away
at large mass of stone overheard the
conversation.
"Ill tell you one reason why this
work is not rushed along" said he.
ave have to wait for the stone to
season. A piece of marble or lime.
stone fresh from the quarry is as little
fit to 60 into a wall-for q cathedral,
especially-as a plank from . freshly
cut oak is to form the trim in
q house. We allow stone to season
two years before using it. This cathe.
dral is being put up to stay" Then
he told them there was another reason
for the rather slow work, and that had
to do with the matter of funds.