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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02
TLACED THE PISTOL AGAINST MS BREAST
AND FIHED.

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WIZ" '"'S young
,',.,e ',"'' ~" ',V'' '"''R 10 '''' IoT Sho'
,'''''' >" vi" '''" VI .''' "u'''h''.
N' MISS l''N'I ptgah hrr song stand
ing Ih the center OF the stage the cal
cium spot light played upon her. and
the rest of the house was durkcucd.
No one m the great audience which
included many of tie society women
of the city noticed , r,l. r,ccl ,,,,,,,.
man Iooatno, , r,,o,,.r a.. -,
c,r,rt,,,., e., ,.,.a....
'''''''' an" '"'"
""".,'" we emu oi 'h' S"hH.
'"7' "S MISS IeNey IaSt note died
AWAY ana the lights flashed up again
the audience saw the tall figure Of
crow I'm the box In hls hand hc held
thc revolver. ON his rucp ,yn. nm cy
prcsslon that Gllod tbc spc,t,tors win,
borr,r
>us, ro,.o, ,,.,, ., ., -,
-, '''''''' VI
,'' '''''' '''.' s' a. "''''''' '"uph'
E"''l''c Oh INC 'I'"ou man ht the
very moment ihat the lights were turn
cu ON, and for few seconds she stood
rooted TO the spot with horror. Then
She uttered scream of frnr tbot couIJ
bc heard even i'm the street and MAC
r. bnr hands ovor bcr oycs sh, ood
iron, ,I,o g,a,o ''' ''' '''"
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followed by tho b,.st.,i..l .,.r...,,,., 80
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tb. roIltn,, bolc ,,,t ~, ,i.,. t.,.s M,
,y,s ella r,st, r,., ,t,, -.
A brinf ovo,uip,ti,n si,,,..d t,o, t,.
was mortoIly ,yorrJcd on1 L, ,.a',
o,icl,Iv CARRIED tl,ran,,, ,,a .,..., Wv.
franco to n IIo,.cor,fI,, I,g,l,',I o,,,
bulouce that had noon s,,n,,,nrod ia
HvnJ four dove pc,or r,gai,.l,,., ,,.,.
srlousucss
n ,yos. a. o,,c,.r Cr,.,i,. az ,,,o .,i,,. t.,.,
as fbc beor.rs of Cr,,.,. r,r", ,Sor'.
ufoctno, him I'm of. .ar,bf,l,rD, tl,.,. ,,.r..
met by tine ,,rf,y r.rp,s rr.l. ,tt,r.
nov W g. Ifcrri,,,n., ,.r, ro1 -,
Owed a letter fr,r bls. io,,l.,,. ,,.I,. ,
short time before appouurl., bi4 i'm.
trnfIon of sscsipy deofb ,r. Ntor,I.
dowucy was ON his wov r., srud ont n
sanor9I uoli.. alarm foI Gravel. .o.rr,.t
Ihc letter had been written I'm be
aiagc box and dispatched by "a uessen.
ger.
YOUNG Nfr. Crow lived I'm u magnlg.
cent home at 32G Baddork avenue. in
the east end of the city lie married n
bcmw-u girl only year ago. lie aid
not have care in the world but for
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

warm water. She complied placed the
water Oh dresser and left Tie
wound, which had narrowly missed the
trachca and Jugular, was clcanscd.
and when Dr. Ackley commenced to
sew IL UP the man became conscious
and struggled, but the surgeon says he
has but desperate chance for his life.
When hc cndeavOred to ascertain
something about the case and asked
for the name Of the injured man as a
matter Of protection for himself I'm
case the wound should proved fatal the
surgeon was answered with. "You are
getting paid for what you are doing.
and it IS not necessary that you know
anything about this case"
Bands were again placed over Dr.
Acklcys eyes. and he was escorted
down the stone steps to the automobile
and whirIcd back 90 his office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02
LOCOMOTIVE DRY.
morriotowp Fire Brigade obliainaly
nnL.-...- L

morristown Fire Brigade oblisinaly
ouonohoG rs Thirst.
When Engineer Peter Mowry ran his
engine into Miubum, n. w., at the
Lockawannn station hc discovered that
there wus not enough water In the
boiler To last the engine out on lts trip
10 Morrstown I'm fact, there was not
enough 10 mike sufficient steam to pull
the engine up Summit hill
Mowry sat for minute IN his cab
wondering how hc would be able to
make the run. Then. telling his fire.
man lac would soon be back he dlsap.
pcnrcd. soon the fire engines wero
heard coming toward the railrond sta-
uon, with bells ringing wildly.
"Whcrcs tho nrcT" yelled the fire.
men
IT'S this way" snid Mowry. "My
engine needs water to carry tho pas.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02
UNDER THE RED LAMP.
Surgeons Queer Story Reads Like a
Conan Doyle Tale.

Nonan Doyle ! ale,
Dr Earl H. Ackley OF Cincinnati re
Gently had strange experience that
sounds like the story OF one OF the
mythical surgeons I'm Conan Doylc's
Under the Red Lamp"
Dr. Aclslcy was summoned TO his
door one evening not long ago 10y two
men, both smoothly shaved. stout and
well dressed. One man wore n dia-
mond studded secret society emblem
on his watch chain. lie asked Acllcy
II he wished 10 earn big Zee on u
confidential case. The young surgeon
accepted at once. but showed some
hesitation when told hc would have TO
be blIndfolded
He finally consented, and black
silk handkerchief was fastened about
his eyes. one OF the men picked up the
case of surgical instruments, and each
graspcd Dr. AclIley 10y one arm and
guided him out 10 an automobile. The
machine sped smoothly along ana after
few minutes was brought To stand
stlll. \ Journey up n hight Of stone
steps followed
Then n soft carpet was felt under
foot and when the baudngc was re-
moved DR. Ackley found himself stand
Ing 10y Il bed I'm richly furnished
apartment ON the bed rcclned man
about thrty-nve years OF age In II
stupor Ills throat had been cut from
ear To ear, the inclsion ns determined
by the depth of the wound beginning
at the lobe OF the left cnr and contin.
uing under the chin nearly UP To the
base OF the right ear.
Dr Ackley noticed young woman, a
beautiful brunette. IN the apartment
and asked her to bring basin OF
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

scngers iu these cars up to Summit
and Morrlstown, and there ain't no
water near the tracks so 1 thought
maybe YOU could run line of hose up
90 her tank
Guess we can help you out" re-
spondcd the fire chief
a line OF hose was stretched 10 the
railroad station and water pumped In
90 tho engine tank
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

When Charles u Wcn-t. cauned In
Chicago court hc haI u. kissed
his wife the marriage was dissolved.
Webster had bcon sued by his wife
Eva
webster" said Judge NcEwcn.
"did you ever kiss your w.fcT
"No."
did you ever keep company with
her or write amy lctcrsy
"No."
VOL what was the at,ractlouY Did
shn have money!
~ mover tried 20 find out"
'Wc.' why did you marry herr"
cane say I just wanted to marry
her thars alI"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

Ivo miles east ~ Terra Ala one mHs
rarfnafh. g. O.. R q fa5 acres so acres
cleared balance woods aaI timber s5ou,
too eco feet of tav umser mostly good sale
20 acrss meadow good orchard eoel
water. six room house. small back barn.
horse stable and other buildings 10 feet
Time rock good fencing a portion af ns
farm ievc and some hillside. but machinery
can ue used conveniently on nearly a.l OF
90. Cali on or address w n. CASTFFT.
lerrl Alta. w. Va. or Lee Millcr a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02
Blew Whistle When Husband snored

eiS" FiN9+ie W"sN IlHeoeNH on9I co.
In the divorce suit brought Ly Mrs.
Henry j.. Archer iu the supreme court
in Wcstchester county. y. S.. the de-
fcudaut alleges cruel and iuhum0n
treatment on The part OF bis wife ON
tho following grounds "The plauu1
has continually annoyed the defendant
by taking n tiu whistle To- bed with her
and blowing SO when the defendant
wanted 90 30 to sleep. giving os au cy-
cuse thot the defendant had boon uor-
ing and that this was her remedy to
wake him rp and break him Of the
h2Iii"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

While Robert T. Taylor oud Mis-.
Eva Boatler. n schoOItcachnr. were ouN
driving near DgnyilIc. NU, Cash OF
lightning struck their buggy Th,
horse was instantly Killed and tl.
young woman's shoes aud stockings
were torn or Taylor was severely
burned and was rendered unconscious
The remarkable part OF thc oe..rr.un.
IS that while the lIghuue tore 'ha ou
parol from the limbs OF .he eu sIe
was not injured
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

I.tme send sou lre. orc8uuh. just TO
prove merit ua' size bottle Of ID.
9haop g1nuu Nen.5y DO IS snow
white creamy healing 7Etsepuc balm.
Containing such healing ingredients as oil
eucalyptus th}m1I mcntho' ETC. % gives
instant and lasting relief to c5auh of the
nose and throat Make ibo free Test aud
see Tor yourself what ths preparation can
aud will accomplish Address Dr. Shoop,
Racine. WIS. large jars soc. Sold bY
uicklor's drug store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02
PITTSBURG PARANOIA
Millionaire Dramatically Shoots
Himself In Theater.
BREAKS UP THE SHOW.

Robert NJ. Grow, Standing Up In Box,
Puts Bullet Into His Chest as Echoes
Of the Song "Unrequited Love" Are
Dying.
While Ethel Levey was singing her
famous song, "Unrcquitcd Love" I'm
the Grand Opera House In Pittsburg
Robert Nj. Crow, heir OF one of the
wealthicst families in the city. hut
RACED with the dcmsion that he had
failed IN life, sat I'm a prosccnlum box.
only ten feet from where the SINGER
stood, ana calmly prepared FOR death.
il was a play not down ON the
boards, and the acme of dramatic cr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

DeWItts Carbolitcd witch Hazel SaIt-
does not merely heal on the surface DO
penetratCs the pores and promofIy fo....as
pain, caused b. bous bufus scaIds cuts
and skin diseases. it is especially GOOD
for plies Beware Of limitations. Sold by
5irickle. drug store W. 50 Deni New.
buzz
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

For a cold or a cough take Kennedy g
Laxative Cough Syrup. lt is beue- than
uY other cough remedy because its iaxa.
Tive principle assures healthy. copious
action Of the bowels and az The same time
it heals irritation Of the throat strengthens
thc bronchial tubes and sNays lnaamiua
lion OF the mucous membrane. Contains
honey and ter pleasant 20 take Children
like 30. Conforms TO the national pure food
and drug law Sold by Srickler's drug
store w ~. Dent. Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

The most beautiful finish Tor floors ..d
woodwork ever on the market See ue .n
ishcd samples at r.. +. Martin & Co.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

Free samples Of .Trcvenucs and "a book
Ict ON colds w.N bs gladly mailed you on
request 0y DR. Sh0op Racine wis sion.
p'Y 90 prove merit prcvcuUes afr little
candy Cold Cure tablets No quininc no
laxative nothing harmful whatever. Pre-
F'nNrs pre- ent colds s.as thc name implies
when taken early or at the 'snrc1c
stage. For a seated cold or lagrippe.
break 30 up safely aud quickly with Pre-.
vcnucs Sold by Stuckicr drug store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02
FORGOT WHO HE WAS
c. {. Barnes, Lost Three Years,
ReappearS With S300,0OO.
MADE IT ALL AS A NEW MAN.

Meeting Brother In Quebec Calls Long
Missing 5ostonian Back TO Old Life,
and He Starts For Europe With Wife
on New Honeymoon.
\ cable dispatch from Charles T..
Barnes, dated Cannes, France. TO Il
friend in New York city. was received
the other day announcing that he and
Mrs. Barnes had been reunited In Eu-
rope aud had arrived at Cannes on
their second honeymoon. They will
soon return TO America
This makes the final chapter In one
of the most wonderful cases OF lost
memory and dual personality recorded
I'm America.
Three years ago Mr.. Barnes, then
manager OF the New York office OF the
Blickersderfer Typewriter company,
prosperous ana the devoted husband OF
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

The paint ihafs on good terms with ,hc
boss
IANNA's GREEN SEAL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

Did you read Dr. Fahrncy's Ieething
syrup advertisement in this issue Very
important 10 an mothers. Look for a..
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
Hurt IN Mines.

James Woodson, Of the south.
west part Of town, had q misfor.
tune OF badly lacerating his hand
Monday morning, at the Carr
Bros. Coal Co. mine which near
" cost him his life. With his
brother, Charles, they we're en-
gagged in pushing a car OF coal
out on the entry when a chunk Of
slate fell, striking James a glanc-
ing blow on the head and throw
ing him back, fell on his right
hand, breaking the last three fin
gers and spraiuing the thumb.
The hand was dressed by DR..
w. H. Allen and he is getting
along all right altho' it was very
painful. He has much to be
thankful for, however, as it was a
narrow escape for his life.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
How to Do It

Says an exchange, Ifyou toot
your little tooter and then lay
away your horn, there's not a
soul in ten short days vsn know
that you were born. The man
who gathers pumpkins is the
man who plows all day, and The
man who keeps a humping is the
man who makes il pay The
man who adyertises with short
and sudden jerks is the man who
blames the editor because il nev.
er works. The man who gets
the business has a strong aud
steady pull, and keeps his trade
and paper from year te year
quite full, He plans his adver.
tisements in a thoughtful. honest
way, and keeps forever at il and
until he makes il pay.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
IHE CHAuTAUOuA.
Nsvads's Assembly Proving a Sue
cess IN Every Respect.

cess In Every Respect.
The second annual assembly Of
the Nevada Chautauqua Associa-
tion Is exceeding the hopes Of
the management as a success,
financially. socially and other
wise.
Although ChuntauquRs as q
rule always come up 70 the stand
ard in entertaining features, the
people usually do not patronize
them as they should. Butthis is
not true Of Nevada. Everyone
there seems interested in the
movement, as is indicated by the
large crowds in attendance from
Nevada and neighboring towns
The opening day. Wednesday,
July 10th, was a record breaker.
The famous Kilties Band gave
two concerts which pleased all,
and it was 8 feature worth going
to see. The rest Of the course
was divided mp with lectures and
talks, intersperced with excellent
musical numbers.
The Virginia Jubilee Singers
were on the program for Satur-
day and Sunday, and made quite
a hit with their songs.
All the lectures so far have
been strictly high class and ele-
waiting in every respect. Sunday
afternoon the humorous dis
course of Father Daily was es.
pc ci ally interesting. Father
Daily is interested in the home
less boys and girls throughout
the country and his talk was elo-
quent, appealing and interesting
He gave some excellent exam.
pies of the necessity OF this no
bic work, and showed It was q
common cause, for Protestant
and Catholic alike. There were
other lecturers during the course
perhaps equally as good II not
better, whom the writer did moi
have the opportunity TO hear
In all the Chautauqua is a fine
thing for the people, town, etc
and should be encouraged by
everyone.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
Wanted for Forgery.

Geo. Miller, who was fined in
Justice Jeter's court in this city
last Saturday for common as.
sault, seems to be having plenty
OF trouble. Soon after he left
here Saturday night for Rich
Hill a message came TO Constable
McCann from Kansas City, in
structing him to arrest Miller
and hold him until an officer
could come after him. Constable
Stangle, OF Rich Hill, was noti-
fed and he rounded up Miller
and took him to Kansas City,
where he win have to answer to
the charge Of forgery preferred
against him. --Butler Dem.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
A Small Blaze.

The ere alarm was turned in
Friday night about 1880 O'Clock
for a small fire in the northeast
part Of tewn near the old Betcher
laundry building. The building
was only a shack belonging to
Mr.. Almy, who had some ear.
penter tools stored therein and il
is not likely any insurance was
carried. The fire boys made
enough time in going 10 the scene
of the connagration but they
failed to start ia time.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
For a Newspaper Mans Club.

A movement is now under way
among the country newspaper
men Of the state to establish a
clubhouse for the use Of mem
bers of the State Press Associa-
tion and their families. The sug.
gestion was first made by Philip
Gansz. OF the Macon Republican,
president OF the association. at
the recent meeting in ST. Louis.
Mr.. Gansz's idea was that the
association should acquire q tract
of forty or sixty acres in some
location that would afford the
best advantage for boating, fish
ing, hunting and scenery.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
Lamar wins, 5 to }.

In the game Of ball at the fair
grounds Sunday the Lamar Gal
loways chased the local White
Sox of the field To a tune Of 5 70
q. The game was decidedly IN
Rich Hill's favor up TO the 6th
inning, when an error was made
by one ON our team letting Ia
four scores. II is disoouraging
70 lose q game in tbe moment OF
victory but the White Sox have
the material and may demon.
strate yet,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18

that Won't eome oG appears 0n
bAhys iacc after une hottic ol
Whites Cream VeFmliuee. the sFeat
gorm me,liciue Mhy not keep thar
smlle GA baby's iare. 70 ypa kcep
tais lueilelne on hand. yoa viii nsg-
er see anything slee bat smiias on
BIS iace. Nrs ~, BLACK weil. Gala t.
writes
''Ny baby was pcevish AMI iretiel
Would not eat and 3 tssrrd he
Uuuh dir. uesd bottle q
Mates creSm vermiiuSe and hr
has not bad a sisk day siace.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
Just the Same

A couple were recently mar,
ried. The ceremony over. the
wife began 10 weep copiously.
what's the matterg" asked the
new husband. Il never told yoa
that I didnt know how 10 cook, =
sobbed the bride. Don't fret =
said he, I'm not have anything
b cook; I'm an editor. "-Ex.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
q YI.lory ior be- worklag 90.

The New York legislative ses-
sion, lately come 70 close, vas
one Of unusual interest in the
matter Of labor legislation. On
one Of the first days the Page
Eil bt Hour Bin was introduced.
prohibiting all children under
sixssen years Of age working
In factories Of the state Of New
York. This soon became one Of
the most popular measures Of
the session. The especially val
liable feature of the law which
distinguishes il from any other
Child Labor Statute in the coun
try is the requirement that these
eight hours must fall between S
a. 70. and 5 p. n.
Lively opposition against this
particular feature Of the bin de-
yeloped in the lower house. Op-
'ponents denounced the inelastic-
ity Of this arrangement as un-
reasonable, and several attempts
were made to amend it. But in
the end the particular merit oI
this bin was recognized, mas
much as it makes for real en-
forcement In future, factory
inspectors win not have to dis
cover how many hours a child
has been at work in any factory
but its mere presence their be-
fore eight in the morning or
after five in the afternoon viii
in itself be a violation.
A wave Of public sentiment
carried this humane measure
triumphanily through the legis-
lature, It was a foregone con
clusion that Governor Hughes
would sign the bin, as he had
recommended this very step in
bis inauguration message.
The law marks a real gain for
the working child. In New York
City, especially, where the dis
tance between factory and home
is often very great and the trans
oortation facilities very poor, a
working child often arose at $50
a. N. in order to reach work at
seven o'clock. And even If he
left work at six o'clock, he was
forced 70 travel home in the
great crush hour, when facilities
are at their worst and travel IS
most exhausting even for adult
men and women.
This benedcent Legislation will,
therefore, give the working child
an additional hour for sleep in
/ the morning, and an hour for re
/ creation az night Woman s
Home Companion for August.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Oscar King was a passenger
for Nevada Saturday.
Beverly Young was a passen.
ger for Nevada Monday noon.
Mrs. @. l. Phifer, and son
were Chautauqua visitors Satur.
day.
Marvin Gench spent Sunday
at Appleton City, visiting rela
tlves.
Ovid Miller departed for Kan
sas City Friday noon, via the
Frisco,
Mrs. Carl Gench was a passen-
ger for Sedalia Friday noon, on a
visit TO relatives.
Mrs. Henry Klumpp and child
arrived from Butler Friday,
where she has been visiting,
Mrs. ]. w. Brown and little
daughter. Irene, were visiting
friends and relatives west Of
Butler Sunday.
Editor ]. D. Williams, of the
Metz Times, was in town between
trains Friday, bound for the Ne
vada Chautauqua.
Jay Wilson. son OF Banker ].
T. Wilson, departed Saturday
noon for Galesburg, H., where
he will work this summer.
DR.. Geo. G. Lane, Arthur Chew
erton, Dan Walters, Happy"
Hulett, Claude Brown and ZENITH
Berry were at the Chautauqua
Sunday.
A. c. Hess. of Sheldon. and
NJ ISIS Alta Moreland, OF Rich
Hill; and Robert Baldwin and
Miss Mabelle Harris, OF Apple.
ton City, we're married here
Wednesday by the Probate
Judge. Nevada Herald.
Mr.. Frederick Arnold. Of Colo
rado, and Mrs. Ada Bell VanBen.
thusen, OF this city. we're mar
ried in Kansas City on July 2nd.
They will make their home in
Pueblo. The TRIBUNE congratu.
lates.
The band boys from Hume,
who played at Fulton the Fourth,
spoke highly Of their treatment
by the better class OF people Of
the town, who were not responsi.
bic for the "rowdies" who try to
raise trouble. But such an ele-
ment is in every town more or
less and booze is indirectly re.
sponsible for their conduct,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18

knows that BaIlard's SNOW LInL
ment has no superior for Rhenma-
tism, stin joints. Cuts. Spralns,
Lnmbago and all pains. Buy Sc,
try it. and you viii always use Il
Anybody who has used Ballard's
Snow Llnimeut Is a living proof Ol
what Il does. al we ask Of you Is
70 set a trial bottle. Price, &c, 5OC
aud sl00. Sold by opera DruE
store.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
Don't Forget

that wFiW Accident and
Rtcalth ius0rAnce. "a the Aetua
ol HNrUou', 3enefsl of fNrth.
scotland; and Nutiunal llenovo-
seat Suciety of kansas l8ty.
Ihcse are well kaoWu Scr
prOmptness uad reliability. and
arV oi unQeestiunrd rvputation.
That ] write every ktud aud
charaettr uf lueurtnct writttn
Ny aug reliable iusaratcr cont
pauN. / ncFcr rfprt.Ent any
eompany ot doabttui staadiag
oF chNrarltr
Give me yoag Insurance and set
tbs ocst
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18

Why does certain young lady in
this TOWN Ike chicken, was asked
by Que OF the local speuOrts 70 q
young lady the other day. The an
sweF Is rather complicated and one
would see mour Of the hugh joke by
careful study and thoro explanation.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
Flrst PresbYtsrlan chureh.

Sunday School, 9'45 a. m.
Preaching at II a, m,
Junior Endeavor, 800 p, m.
Christian Endeavor, 100 p, N,
Presiding at 500 p. m.
Prayer Meeting every Thurs
day at 500 p. m.
w. b. CHANCELLOR, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18
Don't Forget

that ! write 1--we stock lusur-
ancc ia the Indiana and Ohio
llvc stock Insurance ca, the
oldest aud larggst live stock iB-
serancr company ia the world.
That I write steam Bniier In
suFance ln thQ aAr9ort Steam
RoiheF Insurance 10. the largtst
company Of its kiad in the world.
That I write burglary aud
plate GLASS fusaFapge
rhai I write an kinds oi surety
and Liability tusuFanee ga she
American SautY 10 ui Sew
Nors. Jhe harvest snetX COM
pnny in AsncriciL