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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-02
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GLASSWARE, Tiuware and Mo-
lions. Childpns hne rib black
hose, Ladies' hose, Mems hose,
Handkerchipfs. Necktieu. La.
dice vests, correct c0yeS, tow
cling aud towels, white India
ilnon, white llnon for ladies
shirt waists,
JEwELRY AT COST.
Watch WORK neatly aud
promptly done,
Call and zee us at
BtNEDlCTS
PARK Ave. Rich nill, No.
Ret eth aud 1th.
The oasis., 1907-11-16

Francisco Cahedo of Sinaloa, ac. companied Colonel Epes Randolph on a trip over the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific road to San Bias, Sinaloa. The party left Hermo sillo Friday morning, and passed through Navajoa Friday evening. Saturday Don Francisco A. Salido of Alamos went to Navojoa to meet Governor Torres and Colonel Ran- dolph on their return trip, Govern or Caiedo having continued south to Culiacan.
 Don Andres Cervallas, an old and respected resident of Alamos, died at his home here Monday morning, November 4th, as re- suit of a wound self inflicted, across the palm of the left hand. Death was caused by loss of blood. It is not known just how the cutting was done, as the gentleman was alone at the time, and when help reached him he was so weak from loss of blood that he died without making any statement. It is SUD- posed by his friends that he was stropping his razor to shave, and. nervous as a result of recent ill., ness, slashed himself accidentally across the hand. Deceased was about sixty years old, and was at one time, for several years, munic- ipal treasurer He is survived by a very estimable family.
 Sometime during the week Juan Jose Lopez will die felon's death in Alamos, in expiation of one of the most fendish murders com mitted in this district. He will be escorted to the cemetery and shot. About two years ago the man mur- dered a young girl at one of the small settlements on the Mayo river. The day after the murder Don Rancho A. Salido, prefect of Alamos district, happened to pass through the little settlement, and learning of the crime, immediately set to work to capture the murder CT, who was soon rounded up and brought to Alamos. Here he was sentenced to death, but an appeal to the supreme court delayed the execution. Again, when the su- preme court at Hermosillo affirmed the sentence of the district court, the execution was delayed by an appeal to the federal authorities, but word was received that the last resort had failed to set aside the sentence, and the man will be shot during the coming week, pre- parations now being under way for the execution.
 This week number of Ameri- can capitalists interested. in min- ing properties and ranches at the intersection of the states of Sono- ra, Sinaloa anu Chihuahua, are in that vicinity, looking over their holdings and formulating plans for development work, both on the ranches and at the mining proper ties. The company-the Grand Union Mining Company-has been buying in land in the vicinity mentioned for a number of years, and have invested several hundred thousand dollars acquiring the vast holdings which they are now preparing to develop. The visitors are: Mir. E. R. Tufts, general man. ager of the company; Mr. Charles
The oasis., 1907-11-16
ALAMOS HAPPENINGS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Durlng the past week AlaInos and vicinity have been thoroughly drenched by heavy rains of several days duration.
 This morning Mir. c. B. Foley left on trip to the Fuerte river country, in Sinaloa, where he has interests in mining claims.
 Wednesday Messrs. Vance Car others of the Guriocobo ranch and William Brewster of the Munihu- asa mine, went out to the Guiroco- bo ranch, returning to Alamos last night.
 Wednesday Don Francisco A. Salido will leave for Hermosillo, taking with him his ten year old son, Ramon, who will enter the Colegio de Sonora at the capitol city, as student.
 Mir. c. A. Mccarthy, the railroad contractor we'll known in Nogales, has secured contract on the main line of the Cananea, Yaqui River X Pacific railroad in Sinaloa, and when he completes the contract he is now working on, on the Alamos branch, will move his outfit and men to Sinaloa.
 Saturday evening Mir. Harry Bartning and Mir. Otto Graf of the Banco de Sonora, accompanied MT. Frank Morris of the Piedras Verdes, to that camp on hunt ing trip. Last night the gentle men of the bank returned, bring ing with them a fine fat deer, proof of Mir. Bartning's good eye.
 Mir. Carlos Joffroy of Nogales, is now an employe of the Alamos branch of the Cananea, Yaqui Riv- CT & Pacific railroad and frequent ly visits Alamos. MT. Joffroy is foreman of grading gang and ex- poets, when the camp he is with completes it's work on this branch, to be transferred to the Nogales- Cananea branch.
 Mir. George F. Wilcox, Mexico, D. F., representing the Sonora Gold Mining Company, an organ ization of Mexico City capitalists, is in Alamos, looking up proper ties for his company. Tomorrow the gentleman, accompanied by MT. J. H. Briggs, will leave on a trip to inspect placer grounds about fifty miles from Alamos.
 Mir. Alberto Quiroz, the engineer and assayer, and Mir. James Far rell, recently in the employ of the Cananea, Yaqui River < Pacific rail- road as engineer, have formed CO., partnership, and will conduct a gen. eral mining engineering, civil en- gineering and assaying business. Both young men are we'll versed in their professions, and being indefat- igable and able workers, will no doubt do a proftabl business.
 Dr. Edward Fink, general man. ager of the Munihuasa Mining Company, is expected in Alamos iii few days, from Milwaukee. Dr. Fink left Alamos several months ago. suffering from fever, but has recovered his health and is returning to continue the develop ment work at the Munihuasa. During his absence the work at the mine has been going on under the
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Jas. Purdon Sundayed with
his family at the lakes.

>. i. STANLEY 10 now able to
be around on clutches.
Uncle Almy, of Fairmount,
was in the city Saturday.
Rev. E. D. Gallagher made a
trip to Fargo Wednesday.
HI. J. Movius, of Lidgerwood,
was in the city, Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Dietz, of Fair
mount, spent Sunday here.
Mise Maud Hausken was a
passenger to Abercrombie to-
day.
Mrs. Frank Eberley returned
from her visit at Lidgerwood
Tuesday.
Miss Isabelle Schiller return
ed from Litchfield, Mimi, last
Saturday.
Mrs. Viets, of Paramount,
was the guest of Mrs. Stanley
on Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Bessie, at Willis
ton, July, Sd.
d. S. Ouderkirk of Kent,
MINI, was in the city Monday
on business.
Abe Bessie returned Sunday
night from Columbia college
New York.
Miss Mamie Stern is enjoy
ing a two weeks outing at
Camp Corliss.
Louis Fligelman returned
from weeks trip to the cities
Monday evening.
Mrs. Louis Fligelman and
Abe Bessie went to Fargo
Tuesday evening.
G.J. Johnson left for St. Paul
Tuesday night to be gone a few
days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz spent
Saturday at Fargo.
Rev. Gaydusek held services
at Mooreton Sunday and a.
Lidgerwood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kinder
man and Judge Jersin went to
Fergus Falls Wednesday.
Work was begun for Chas.
MikkelsOn's new residence
on Ninth street, last Tuesday.
Misses Mayme Rinderman
and Mary Voss Sundayed at
the Voss home at Childs, Mimi.
Miss Mae Bohlke, of Minnea-
polls. passed through here
Wednesday on her way to Far
90.
Miss Magdalen Paul returned
from trip to the lakes and at
her home in Lidgerwood Mon
day.
Chas Vaughan and wife and
B. F. Lounsbury departed We'd
nesday to spend week at the
lakes.
A marriage license was is
sued July 10, to John Haas and
Barbara DEER, both of Lidger-
wood.
Rev. Eldridge will give a
lecture in Barney, Friday, on
the subject, Comfort for Ugly
People,
w. L. Mcintyre, of Fergus
Falls, was the guest of Eugene
Schuler's family Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Leach de-
parted Tuesday to spend the
remainder of the summer at
the lakes.
August Johnson, had the
misfortune to lose horse, val
ued at two hundred dollars,
Sunday night.
Albert Meyerfield returned
from the lakes Sunday after.
noon. Harry Stern will remain
another week.
James Smith, who is employ.
ed at Wagner's store, stepped
on q nail last week and is laid
up for few days.
A marriage license was issu
ed Tuesday, to Miss Beva
Stevens, and Frank c.. Staud-
acher, both of Barney.
Albert Torgenson and Hazel
Bebee, both of Barney, were
united in marriage Monday
July %, by Judge Jersin.
If you have any spring paint
ing to do be sure to see our line
of Crown Cottage colors. O.
III. Schultz Hardware Co.
Gust .McKeal, who has been
employed at Wehner's meat
e. 0osk f0~
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
Or. EDWARD. WIN. GAG.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

On. EDWARD. WIN. GAG,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office in the new Gum building.
>. Special attention to X.ray and Stotic Flee.
'trl S,, treatment In cases. Removes scientif-
ca!tT superfiuous hair. birth marks wlne
marks. warts and all other facial blcmishes
Dv Electrolysis. Diseases of women and chill.
ore". Calls Attended Promptly Any Distance
ONCE Phone 1908. Res. Phone 1862.
Office hours 8 II a. M. rs p. m., 9p. m.
BRECKENRIDGE, MINI.
d. N. INK. GEO. e. WALLACE,
INK y WALLACE.
A..Orneys.at.law
Assonic Temple. Wahpeton, N. b.
PANTORIUM
Clothing of all Descriptions
Cleaned Pressed and Required.
Work Neatly and Promptly Done
at Reasonable Rates.
out-of-town orders promptly at.
tended to.
vACHoN AND COMPANY.
One Door West of Opera House.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25

departed Sunday night, for a
few weeks visit at Spokane,
Wash.
w. J. Robinson and Elmer
Morris are attending the Coal
and Lumbermen's convention
in Duluth, MINI.
Geo. S. Graham, of the Grea,
Northern Railroad office in
Breckenridge is moving to-day
on Seventh street.
Mrs. Dow departed Saturday
night, for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Richter, a,
Glenwood, Mimi.
Mrs. Whitaker, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Albert Weis
returned to her home at Fair.
mount, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Purcell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Divet
made a trip by auto to Fargo
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Will Dietz has accepted a
position at T. A. Crowell's De.
partment Store at Dickinson
as manager of the grocery line
Losr-Fifteen dollars, some.
time between the 2nd and 9th
of July. Finder will receive S.
reward by bring money to this
Office. *2t
Sisters Fidelia and Valeria
departed Monday morning for
St. Benedict's Convent, at ST.
Joseph, Mimi, for their annual
retreat.
Mrs. E. S. Cameron went to
the lakes Friday and was join.
ed there on Sunday by Mr..
Cameron both returning Mon
day evening.
Judge Allen will spend three
weeks at Camp CSr.iss and
during his absence Judge Pol
lock, of Fargo, will take charge
of his work.
The only place III Wahpeton
for the largest and best assert
ment of fly nets aud fly sheets
at the lowest price at Krause's
Harness Shop.
There will be a game of base
ball Sunday at Island Park be-
tween Wahpeton aud the Fargo
Independent Team. Game call
ed at 8 O'clock.
Mrs. Pickering, of Huron, S.
Oak, and Miss Emma Diets, of
Alexandria, MINI, are the
guests of their sister, Mrs.
Maggie Kerber.
Every woman can obtain
freedom from dusty, germladen
carpets by using Florentine
Enamel, for enameling wallis.
0. H. Schultz Hardware Co.
1t is to your interest if you
are going to build cement
walks to see John Rischard.
He will do your work right
and at the right price. If
c. ]. Sullivan, the optical
specialist, can be seen about
your eyes again at Merchants
Hotel, Wahpeton, from Aug. 9th
to 10th. Glasses fitted. 6-25.3t
Losr-A gold graduated
misses pin with name and ad-
dress on back elizabeth Gerd-
ing Milwaukee, Wis" Finder
return to this Office for reward
DR.. Cleve Purdon was one of
the successful candidates to
pass the North Dakota Dental
examination and will start in
business as soon as he finds a
suitable location.
Miss Rose Shevik, who was
called to Spillwell, Ia, some
time ago, by the illness of her
brother, Wenceslaus, reports
his death last Sunday and the
funeral was held Tuesday.
The North Dakota Artesian
Well Co, of Redfield, S. OAK,
are putting up derrick on the
Indian School grounds prepar.
atory to sinking a we'll to sup.
Div that institution with water.
Warren Oman, of st. Paul, an
expert chaffeur, was in the city
Saturday calling on old friends
Mr., Onan's father was formerly
depot agent at the Northern
Pacific station here.
A number of capitalists have
organized a Life Insurance
Company. The home office to
be at Fargo. The corporation
will be known as the Pioneer
Life Insurance Company Of
North Dakota.
G. A. Peterson, Of Esther.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
The Victim, Of Drink
Needs orrlnc Treatment,

D. b u II sl d
Drink first destroys ambition; breaks up
ties of friendship; 1t kills and buries love
and eventually destroys tho family life.
Some of the hest men In the world have
been victims of drink and II there is not
some member in your family that is afflicted
with this disease, you ure indeed fortunate.
II Drink cunningly destroys the Will power.
you tell him, he wants thousand times
mere the drink that lie Graves. Medical
treatment is necessary to destroy the cray
ins and this orrine Will do.
II destroys the desire for liquor, so that
the drink will not be missed, also cures 'he
dtranged dlsestlon, weakened nerves and
other III effects of excessive drinking, rcsto.,
ins the patient TO perfect health,
The remedy is absolutely harmless, II
thoroughly scientific and Is SO uniformly
successful that 1t Is sold with q Registered
guarantee emitting you to q refund OF yolr
money II Orrine fails to effect euro.
Treatise on Glow to Cure Drunkenness frae
on request, IN plain sealed wrapper. yhe
osrlne Co., Washington. p. c.8I !,
orrne ia in two forms--No, q, Which can
be given secretly without the patients
ikaowiedse. No, 9. in nil fcrnl, for tllosa
who wish 10 Occurred Theaprice OF either
Us sl.oo, mailed ON receipt OF price. in5plain
sealed package, and both are sold under the
guarantee. IN es, 4 81 Al 5i;s3 S@s
sci, ssA East Main. and Chill pyuS 60.
1Ql UHEts bro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
FIND THREE coRpsEs
bicycle Policeman Atkinson Has Weir,
and Unusual Experience.

Finding three dead bodies in on,
night is rather srusomo work, bu
such has been the experience of Bicycli
Policeman Atkinson. who handled thre,
corpses Saturday night and notined til
coroner in every case. The first bod.
found was that OF 4 negro baby. NJ
Buchanan and Baldwin Streets. wher
the baby had evidently been left Is
die. After reporting this case tho Off
Ger proceeded to Lumplin's Bottom
where he found colored woman LYNN
dead In a second room She hat
evidently been left alone for some time
There were no signs of recent occii,
patton, no signs of food. and Il. is be
iieved that the woman died from col.
and exhaustion.
Not satisfied with this fate mex. al
rected the officer To Seventeenth street
where lie came across dying necr,
man. Atkinson took the man into
blacksmith shop. the nearest place. an,
called Cor the ambulance. but th,, ma,
died on his hands before tho mf,i,ane
arrived Death was due to natura.
causes.
Atkinson prayed for change a
luck. and his. prayer was answered
All the others were plain DRINKS anti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
. GLlNN is ELECTED
Chosen Commander or Sons Of vctcr.
ans mt Meeting Held Last Night.

Chosen Commander OF Sons Of Vetrr-
ans mt Meeting Held Last Night.
n. II. Lee Camp Sons of Confederate
Veterans held one of the best attend-
ed meetings OF the year last night at
its hall on East Broad Street The
election of officers for the ensuing
year was the matter of greatest in
terest. and resulted as follows: Com
mander, r.. NJ. CHM; First lieutenant.
Commander, r. D. Morgan; Second
Lieutenart- Commander. Henry &. Ell.
lett; Third Lieutenant Commander, j.
singleton Walker; Secretary. c. b.
Blac kburn; Assistant Secretary. Branch
y. Morgan; Treasurer John B. Light
seon, DR.. Stuart Mcclure: Color Ser
geant, Henry Werth; Quarterinaster-
Sergeant, w. b. Smith; Commissary--
Sergeant, j. Bernard Robb: Executive
femntrees n e. p Thog snasn John
Commander Thomson presided at
the meeting and congratulated the
camp on the substantial progress made
during the wear One new member was
elected. Mr.. Gus Drewry, Jr., and sev,
referred to the committee on new men,
beers.
Mr.. Lane Lacy accepted the invita-
tion of the camp to deliver memorial
IN January, and the camp extended in
Nitations to the Confederate veterans
of Richmond, Petersburg and Man
chester and to the members of the
Daughters of the Confederacy and other
Confederate organizations to attend.
y committee was appointed to ar
range for a social evening for the
members of the camp some time early
in January, the program to include a
smoker or banquet, with short
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
HIGH LIFE IN HEaRICo
Talk OF Hot Sausage May Cal! nil
Sl<illit From pOss,im Gnmc.

Good news comes from the good
town Of E.lko. county of Henrlco. Writ
ing from that point yesterday Il COR
respondent says:
Tho people here sre making prepar-
ations for Christmas; hogs are usually
killed about two or three weeks from
wives TO make lard, store away chine
for backbone pies aEd sausage-good
old country sausage, seasoned with
sage, black pepper and salt, good
enough To tempt the appetite of an
cpicurc. Beeves are also being killed.
On the farms almost everything can
be produced to supply q well-filled
table. WHO would not be farmer?
Later accounts may show that the
Hon. Bill Skillit and his son Pete have
tossed up The 'possum game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
ANc1LI..Iry RECEIVER.
1Ir. Weaver Named for UptcgrOvc 4
Co.'S Virginia I,r0nertX.

NORFOLK, VA, December &c. NJ.
B. Weaver was in the United States
Court to-day appointed ancillary re-
ceiver under bond of $4,000 for the
property in Virginia. consisting Of
lumber mills ana lumber. OF William
Uptegroye 4 CO.. the action coming
under the suit Of the American Cigar
RoX Lumber Corporation and I'rcde-
ricks 81 Smith Company against Ep-
tegfove u Co., now pending in the
United States Courts for the Eastern
District of New York where William
j.. UptegroNe, Charles a. Decker and
John r, Decker nre receivers
The decree entered In the auxiliary
cause here also names Percy s.. Steph-
enson as specal master to inquire
into the affairs OF the defendant in
Virginia and file report With the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
FIGHTING WHITE PLAGUE
Exhibit Shipped from Norfolk
Observation-Disclosures OF
Some Lectures.

The committee OH the tuberculosis
exhibit will meet in the Mayors Of
flee in the city Hall at o'clock this
afternoon. All the subcommittee will
have reports to present, most of them
showing satisfactory progress. Espe-
cially is it hoped that the finance COM
mittee will then have in hand the
full amount of the expense fund, since
on many of the items it is necessary
to pay cash, and there is no time to
be lost ii the exhibit is to be opened
promptly on Monday morning.
Sacnser Hall has been definitely en-
gagged for the exhibition and work of
carpenters and electricians viii begin
there to-day. The program commit
tee met yesterday afternoon and drew
up tentative program of special lee
lures, one of which will be delivered
each afternoon at / o'clock and one
at z. NJ. to be open to the public
without charge. The exhibit proper viii
be open from 10 A. NJ to 10 p. NJ. DR..
Garnett Nelson the medical member of
the program committee. was unable to
be present, and therefore several OF
the more strictly medical subjects for
lectures have not been determined
upon. The following subjects for lee
lures of u sociological or popular ma
ture We're selected, the lecturers TO be
announced later:
Connection With TubcrculOsis.''
what the Health Department. of
Richmond is Doing In the Fight
With Tuberculosis"
''Hciation of Tuberculosis 10 the
Work OF the Associated Clarifies,
.'1ubcrculOsis and the Visiting
Nurse
.'TnbcrcuIosfs I'm It's Hclnlion to
the Child"
.a1he Commercial Aspects of Tu-
Observation-Disclosures Tuberculosis Costs
the City OF Richmond"
"'Tuhcrculosis and Organized La
bor.'
"Tubercniosis in the Negro Race"
For the final question, "Tuberculo-
sis as World Question: 1t is hoped
to secure as the lecturer DR., John II.
Fulton. of Washington, d. c.. secre-
tary-general of the International Con-
gress on Tuberculosis. which meets
in September in the national capital.
The tuberculosis exhibit. which has
been packed in g solid car, was ship
ped yesterday afternoon from Norfolk
over the Norfolk ana Western Rail-
road In order that there might be
no delay in the handling OF the cx-
hibit, Mr.. II. u. Meanley, freight agent
of the Norfolk and Western. tee?
graphed his agent in Norfolk Sester-
day afternoon to see Mr.. Routzahn and
arrange for the immediate shipment
Of the material to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10

over 500 miles day. She arrived much
battered and beaten by the green.
combers that continually washed over
her decks. two steam derricks, aft and
enidship, were smashed, and In sew
eral places she was stove in. Three
thousand passengers We're aboard, and
after the second day out many of them
took to their berths. not to reappear
until the lights OF New York harbor
Were sighted. Then everybody heayed
q sigh of relief, which was the light
est thing they had heaved for some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
CHRISTMAS SERMON
DIR. Kelly md the Rev. ,Ir. Jones to
Preach for afethoJlists.

AT the weekly meeting of the Metlio-
dist pastors yesterday morning it was
decided to invite the Rev. Giiby C.
Kelly. ID. D., of the Broad Street
Church. to preach the annual Christ
mas sermon on Christmas Day at III
a. NJ, in some centrally located
church. yet 10 be decided upon. At
the same hour. the Rev. Geo. Wesley
Jones will hold Il service at Union sta
ton Church. where the congregations
of Church Hill will unite.
The Methodist pastors also drew up
a full schedule of preaching appoint
ments for the ensuing wear at the
Old Ladies' Home on Seventh Street
and at the Home for Incnrables.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
BOILER BURSTS; THREE DEAL
Explosion Partially Wrecks plant
RENDERING. 500 Idle.

ALLENTOWN. PA. December o.
one of battery or nine boilers IN
the drawing department. of the local
plant OF the American Steel and Wire
Company blew UP to-day instantly.
killing two men and injuring two,
others. one of whom died three hours
later. The dead.
John Cyrus, aged twenty-seven;
married
Simon Poliomisky. aged twenty-onc;
single.
Francis Matula, aged thirty; single.
The injured; George Kerreichler
aged thirty married. cut and scalded..
The accident resulted In the shuttini,
down of the entire mill, throwing So0
men out of employment. The drums ce
the exploded boiler were hurled
through frame storage house. crush
ing it like an egg-shell. and into tir
Little Lehlgh River, distance of 100
feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
Funeral Reform.

Rev. H. d, Lewis, pastor of the
Second Baptist Church, colored. will
deliver Il lecture Tonight at sharon
Eapist Church. First ana Leigh
streets, on the question of funeral re-
form Which is now agitating, the color
ed population OF the city. The reading
of the paper is TO be followed by a
discussion in which several well known
colored preachers will take part.