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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
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iaus. 100 members, SO a~dherentsi
Baptist, 178 members, 60 adher'
ents; Episcopal, 81 members, 10
adherents; Catholic, a. members
9 adherents; Congregational, 80
members, 8 adherents; Lutheran
10 members, 3adherents; Jewish
Z members, Q adherents; Unita.
rian, 3 members, z adherents;
German Evangelical, z members,
. adherents; Christian Science,
1 member, Uniyersalist, I mem.
Der, 4 adherents; Quaker, 3 mem
bers, 1 adherent; United Broth.
rem, 1 member, 2 adherents;
Latter Day Saints, 8 member;
Spiritualist, 2 members; Dunk.
ard, 1 member; Judiac, 1 mem
Der.
From these figures it appears
that So 1.2 per cent of the stud.
ents of the State University are
either members or adherents Of
some church while only II IL
per cent have no church prefer.
ence whatever.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
order Of PubIlC tlOn
First Insertion Meh. ,, t9o7)
STATE OF Missouri, l.

-
County Of Bates.
In the Circuit Court,
In Vacation March 8, 1907.
John L. olive. Charity f. Ashby,
ANY Lane Porter, William Olive,
Magic King. Ella Mheelock and
Alice Anderson, PlaintiffA
VS..
Robert Beverly Price, Ecano Hens
lev. g. c. swallow, c. A. Logan,
Tiffn Links, Charles keaFney,
Thomas Carney, II. X. Hammond,
Stewart Hastings, JF John VII
SON, Hugh NJ. Miller, Carrie +
Miller. Martha E Fitch, Mary }
Shaier. Helen A Shaier, John j
Sheer Herbert Fitch, Addie Fitch,
Elizabeth A Lewis, Sarah Fitch,
Horace g Sigman. Hannah NJ Mil
Ter. WIN. n KILLER. and Elizabeth A
Montgomery, DESCENDANTS.
Now at this day come the plain-
tirs herein. by their attorneys. Tenn
pIetou & Hales, and files their Petit
ton, alleging among other things
that Defendants above named are
n~on-resldents Of the state Of Misso1-
RI and that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served on said Deien-
dants or either OF them within the
state Of Missouri.
Whereupon, It ~ Ordered BY the
Clerk in Vacation, that the Deien-
daut's be notified by Publication
that plaintiffs have commenced a
suit against them In this Court, the
.obiect and general nature OF which
h 70 obtain a decree OF this court u
ascertain and determine the estate,
title and interest OF the plaintih and
defendants aud by It's Judgment and
decree. define and adiudge the title
estate and interest Of the plaintiffs
that they are now aud for a long
time mast. have been the owners In
fee simple and In the open, adverse
/ notorious, exclusive and u~ndisputeo
possession of the following described
real estate, lying and being IA The
| County Of Bates and state OF Nils
souri,, aud more particularly describ
ed as follows, tO-wlt: The southeast
quarter Of the northwest quartet
and the east half OF the southwest
quarter Of section fifteen (l5l, o
township thirty-eight 1881, OF rang
/ thirty-three 1881; that the above
named defendants claim some title
estate or interest IN said above Oe'
scribed premises adverse to the titi'
and interest of said plaintiffs, but IL
fact have no interest nor have evei
been In possession OF said premise,
or any part thereof, and that unles,
the said defendants herein be anc
appear at this Court. nc the nexl
terra thereof, TO be begun and hold
en- at the Court House In the city q
Butler, in said county, on the hrs'
Monday in May, 1907, and on or De
fore the first day OF said term, an
swer OF plead TO the Petition In said
cause, the same viii be taken a.
| confessed, and judgment Will be ren'
dened accordingly.
And It Is furthered ordered, that q
COPY hereof be published, according
TO law, Ia the Rich HILL TRIBUNE, d
newspaper published I'm said eouuty
OF Bates for four weeks successively.
published at least once a week, tbs
last insertion 20 be at least thirty
DAYS before the FIRST day Of said ne1i
May term Of this court.
4. -. EABREE,
Circuit Clerk
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, and
- seal Of the Circuit Court %
SEAL hates county, this 9Th day
- Of March, 1907.
4. ID. ENBREE,
Circuit Clerk,
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order Of Publication.
CFirsi insertion Moh. 2, 1000
STATE OF MISSOURI,
ksa

cIAIE OF AleruDhis
County Of Bates.
In the Circuit Court.
In vacation March 6, 1907
George Long, Plaintiff.
VS..
Robert Beverly Price, Elcano Hens
ley. q. C. Swallow, & A. Logan.
Tifin Links, Charles kearney,
Thomas Carney, II, X. Hammond,
Stewart Hastings, Jr., and John
Wilson. Defendants.
Now at this day comes the
Plaintiff herein, by his Attorneys
Templeton & Haies and files his Pc
tition. alleging among other things
that defendants above named are
non-residents OF the State Of Mis-
souri, and cannot be served with the
ordinary process Of law in the state
OF Missouri.
Whereupon. it Is ordered by the
Clerk in Vacation. that said defend
ants be notified by publication that
plaintiff has commenced n suit
against them in this court, the OBJ
ject and general nature of which is
to obtain a decree determining the
estate and title tOcertain real estate
hereinafter described. Plaintiff states
that he is now and for a long time
past has been in full. free, and undis-
puted possession and is the owner
in fee simple OF the following de
scribed real estate, lying and being
situate in the County of Bates, State
OF Missouri, and particularly
described as follOWs:-Dhe west hail
of the southwest quarter OF section
fifteen (l5) Of township thirty-eight
1881 OF range thirty-tbnee t33.)
That said above named defendants
claim TO have some title, estate, Ol
interest in above described real es
tate adverse TO plaintiff, but In fac
have no interest, either s~everally o.
Jointly, aud have never been IN pos
session of said premises or any par
thereof,
Wherefore, the premises considered
the plaintiff prays the Court to as
certain. determine, and adiudge III
interest and title of plaintiff and de
PENDANTS herein, and define and de
r the title of this plaintiff, and 70
such other and further relief as TN
Court may deem fit and proper, an,
that unless the said above defend
ants be and appear at this Court, a
the next term thereof, TO be begul
and holden at the Court House Il
the city of Butler, in said county, oil
abe first Monday in May, 1907, ant
ON or before the first day of sni'
term. answer or plead TO the peti
ton in said cause, the same viii b
taken as confessed, aud judgmen
will be rendered accordingly
And it Is further ordered, that
copy hereof Doe published, according
10 law, in the RICH HILL TRIBUNE,
newspaper published ia said Count,
OF Bates for four weeks successfully
published ut least onc a week, tn
last Insertion to be at least thirt'
days before the first day OF said mex
May term Of this Court.
I. ID. EAfBREE.
Circuit Clerk
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, ans
- seal OF the Circuit Court q
SEAL Bates county, this 9Th da,
- 81 March, 1907,
4. ID. EMBREE.
Circuit Clerk
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Governing tho County Elk
aminatlons tor Rural taradu
ton.

NANfoH 0NNNAhANN WV" -
aminatlons inr Rural Gradu
tion.
l. Only bona fde pupllsin the
schools Of the county may take
these examinations.
>. Only regular eighth grade
pupils will be allowed to compete
for the Free scholarships. High
school students and those who
have been previously graduated
are barred.)
8. The examinations will be
held at the places designated on
the second and third Saturdays
in April. They win begin at 900
O'Clock and close at 400 each day
f. The subjects will not be
given by the examiners at any
other time than the day and hour
fixed by the schedule. (It for
any reason a pupil cannot take a
subject at the time given to it, he
may be given a special examina-
ton at the county superintend-
ent's Office later.)
8. Legal cap paper should be
used in all examinations. Pupils
should write on but one side Of
the paper, leaving the left hand
margin blank and numbering
the answer the same as the num-
Der of the question.
y 6. All seventh grade pupils
may take the examinations in
Geography and Physiology with
the eighth grade pupils and have
their grades recorded for next
year.
Z. Other pupils who can not
take all the subjects this year,
may take such as they can and
have their grades recorded for
next year; but in no case win any
grade lower than so be recorded
s. An average of so per cent.
with no grade in any branch low.
er than 90 per cent, win be re-
quired for graduation.
8. A fee Of 25c will be requir
ed Of each applicant to cover pos
tage on examination papers, cost
of diplomas, etc. Those whC
take part of the examinations
with a view of finishing next
year, will not have TO pay a Sc
cond fee at that time. Also
those who paid the fee last yea.
will not be required to do 81
again to finish this year.
10. Pupils may have theil
choice Of place to take the exam
nations. Likewise, applicant.
competing for the Free Scholar
ships may select any High Schoo
offering such scholarships.
IL. Examinations will be he'll
at the following places. In a
cases the school building will b
used. Hume, Foster, Amoret
i Amsterdam, Merwin, Woodland
Owes Boone Twp, Burdette
Adrian, Altoona, Hacker (Ming
TWP, Butler, Virginia, NyhRrI
Rich Hill, Peru, PapinsvillC
Rockville, Reynard, SpraguC
Hudson City and Olive (Shawne
TWP Arrangements will b
made for examinations at Othe
places, should there be a demAn
for them.
II. Free Scholarships hay
been offered by the followin
High Schools: Rich Hill, Butler
Adrian and Rockville, each on
TO the boy and one 10 the gin
making the highest standing
Foster one scholarship.
A. L. IVES, Co. Supt.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-17
Want LABORATORY
in CHARLESTON
kANAWHAs MEDICAL SOCIETY AP.
POINTS COMMITTEE TO DE-
vlsE4mEANsS TOWARD
J. ~ This END. u Z. !

CHARLESTON. Oct. 1.-THE IA:
nawha Medical Society held its rega.
lar, meeting last evening In the assem-.
bly, hall at the Hotel Kanawha. DR..
A. A. shawkey presided and DR.. p.
~. Haley acted us secretary. After
the regular business OF the meeting
had been disposed Of. the society was
given a rare treat in the address OF
DR.. H. H. Young on his trip to the
Mayo hospital, at Rochester, MINI.
Nearly every one OF the medical
profession throughout the country is
familiar with this famous Institution.
and the VISIT OF DR.. Young, who has
recently returned. was detailed by him
In very interesting talk. He spoke
OF the many cases that these physi-
clans treat. Of the numerous opera.
tons they perform. OF the patients
who. travel hundreds OF miles to have
these doctors merely dIognose their.
cases the care they take with all
operations, and the perfect arrange
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-17
IN GRAFTON
MRS: WIN. DENT, JR, WILL. oReaaI
llzE BRANCH OF LADIES OF
MAccA5EEs.

GRAFTON, Oct. IL. - Mrs. VIM:
Dent. Jr. Of Fairmont, Deputy State
crsRnizer Of the Ladies Of the alacca-
bees was in the city yesterday arrang-
ing to organize d branch Of the, order
here. Fifteen well known ladies' Of
Grafton were examined by Mrs. Dent
and DR.. T. F. Lanham for membership
In the new organization. and Installa.
ton viii be made rs soon as the re-
port has been received from these ex-
aminailons. There are quite q large
number Of ladies' in Grafton eligible
TO membership in this well known and
popular auxiliary toEa growing order.
and the Grafton branch will doubtless
experience rapid growth Just as soon
as organization is had.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-17
ca.arrh csnno, De Cured

With local applications, as they can.
not reach the seat OF the dlesase.
Catarrhl is blood or constitutional
disease, and In order to cure It you
must take internal remedies. Halls
catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Care is not
q qusck medicine. It was prescribed
by one Of the best physicians in this
country for years and is a regular
prescription. 1t is composed Of the
best tonlcsS known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
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IS what produces such wonderful re.
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stimonials free.
3. " CHENEY & CO. Props,
IS: "a Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists. price rs.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
sion.
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Y.M.c. A. But DINGS
OVER THE COUNTRY
GENERAL FIELD SECRETARY
TELLS OF WORK IN OTHER
CITIES,

CHARLESTON. Oct. 1.-THE great
work being done by the Young Mems
Christian Association all over the
country was told In n short interview
with George F. Tfbbltts, the general
field secretary. who was In the city
Monday and Tuesday looking after the
interests Of the association.
Mr.. Tibbitts Is a very interesting
talker and seems enthusiastic about
the work In which he Is engaged. He
stated that the associations building
at Fairmont would be dedicated on
the first OF January, and the one nj
Elkins. on the flrst,of December. At
Martinsburg all the plans were com.
pieted and they expect to have thu
building ready for occupancy SOM
time during the latter part OF Febru
ary. The cost OF this edliice will be
in the neighborhood Of $4,000. The
building In the city OF Frederick.
which is virtually In the West vir.
ginia district, will be ready about
the first Of the year and the cost will
be about $4,000. The association is
erecting building ut Wilmington.
Delaware. which will cost, when com.
pieted, s250.O00. and the same is to
be finished some time during septem-
teb, 1908. The edifice the association
is erecting in Baltimore is to cost
100000 and all this money was raise,l
In thirty days, and they will raise
an additional 100000 before the struc.
ture Is completed. The association
building is TO cost $4,000 not In
Guiding the lot.
John D. Rockefeller gave the color
ed association In Washington $4,000
on the condition that they raise like
amount. After a short campaign the
colored men saw the amount given
by the Standard OIL magnate and went
$1,000 better. Their building Is one
of the handsomest small structures
that has been erected recently.
Mr.. Tibbitts has recently visited
Louisville and Bowling Greene. Ken.
lucky, and made an inspection OF their
new buildings now in course OF cree.
ton. The former will cost s25O,OO0
ond the latter $4,000. While in the
south he visited Nashville, Tenn. and
this city will raise s26O,OOO for new
building inside OF thirty days.
Williamson is about completing their
new railroad association hall, the cost
Of which will exceed $4,000. Several
years ago they put up a temporary
building. but, soon found out that It
was too small. The only cities In the
State, OF any size, that have no asso-
citation buildings are Morgantowli,
clarksburg md Huntington; and Mr..
Tibbitts thinks that 1t Is only "a ques:
ton o. time when these places VIM
be In line. He left for the east last
evening.
:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-17

ments they have in their hospital. DR..
Young then stated the necessity OF
Charleston having laboratory. that
this city was growing and needed Just
such an Institution. .
Just preceding the address of DIR.
Young there was discussion as TO
the laboratory and several OF the ply.
sicians favor 1t. DR.. V. T. Churchman
was strongly in favor of having an
experienced man to take entire charge
Of the place, as in his case, he was
oblibe,l to send most OF his work away
from home. After considerable de.
bate on the subject It was the sense
of the meeting to have the president
appoint committee Of three to de-
wise ways and means toward this epl.
The chair appointed Drs. H. H. Young
]. W. Moore and v. T. Churchman US
the committee to report on the mat.
ter at the next meeting. After trans.
acting some further routine business
the society adjourned. A telegram
was sent by the society to DR.. Maye.
congratulatIng him on his marriage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-17
Personals,

Mrs. George Frum and mother-in-
law. returned to their home at Nor
gantown yesterday after a several
dsys visit with the formers parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Morrow.
Mt Clarence Hoult. who has been
very III lot appendicitis. is able to be
out.
Mr. Thomas DoolIttle is visiting
friends and relatives in upshur coun-
Mrs. .. L. staeley and Miss Lulu
Smith spent Wednesday at Fellows.
vile:
Mrs. James Dodd. Of Glovers Gap.
1 was the guest Of Mrs. E. c. Scott yes.
terday.
Mrs. Wilson; Fetty, of PrIcketts
Creek was in this city yesterday shop.
ping.
Mr., Wilbur Reeves, Of Triune. was
here to attend the graduating exercise.
at the City Hospital last evening. He
returned To- his home to-day.
Miss AlcIndn Jacobs, who has been
the guest of relatives here for the past
two weeks. returned to her home at
Clinton Furnace to-day.
Mrs. Lester Berrya. nd Miss Bird os.
born. Of Grafton, were the guests OF
Nj: and Mrs: Z; B. Henderson yestcr-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Jacobs and
daughter Wilma, of Triune, were In
this city to attend the commencement
exercises at the City Hospital last
night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-17
STOLE BASKET
OF CHICKENS
AND THOUGHT ~. WAS HARD
LUCK ] HAT. He WAS ARREST.
ED BEFORE He COULD
ATSTHEm. &;

. D.. e f e
GRAFTON, Oct. 17.- Because he
was fond OF chicken to such an extent
that he stole a basket containing seven
OF the fowls from in front OF G. II.
workman,s Palace Cafe on Latrobe
street, ". Brown. who is said to be
a glassworker, VIII be compelled to
pay fine OF $40 and costs and to
serve 30 days in the county Jail.
Brown was over town and seeing
the basket Of fine plump chickens sit
ting out. in front Of the palace, pro.
Iceeded to help himself and got away
with them. The loss was not dlscov.
cred for some time and then the police,
were notified with the result that as
Officer Robinson was making his
rounds on the west side he discovered
Brown with the basket and placed
him under arrest.
When he appeared before the mayor
for a hearing. Brown could not give
any good explanation OF why he took
the chickens and the mayor give him
a fine that will probably keep him
mind on chickens in the future.
Just after he had been placed I'M
der arrest Brown said to the officer
that It was pretty hard luck for fell
low to get pinched Just about the time
he was going to have a feast, that he
would not have minded 1t SO much II
he had been able to have eaten the
chicuens first.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-17
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Quite a large number Of people gath
cred Mt the City Hospital last night TO
witness sthe graduating exercises OF
the class Or 1907 which consists Of
seven young ladies'. Only four Of the
number could be present. The other
three were out nursing. After prayer
and d short talk by Rev. T. B. Law
LEI The principal speaker Of the even.
: Ing; Rev. j. q. Broomfeld. was In
trpduced by the superintendent, J. w.
Bcyers. His subject "The Relation
ship Of the Nurse to the Doctor and
Preacher was handled In his usual
interesting and pleasing manner and
much good advice was given the class
concerning their duties and conduct
In the sick room. DR.. ogden then
made short address to the class. The
diplomas were then presented by DR..
c. E. Boyers, ST. with few words
OF praise for their excellent work dur
ing their two years training at the
hospital
At the conclusion Of the programme
guests were invited into the reception
room. where refreshments were served.
Miss Crockett. the head nurse, presid-
ed at the punch bowl and was assist
ted by Superintendent Boyers. The
interior Of the hospital was prettIly
decorated In potted plants and the
class fcolors, red and white. and pre-
scented avery beautiful appearance.