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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
BACHELORS RETALIATE.
Ask Danvile Council to Fine Women
Who Reject PROPOSALS.

DANVlLLE, ILL, April lS.-Manv
unmarried women of Danville are
urging the Council to pass an ordi.
nance calling for the taxation OF sin
gle men. In counter petition
the bachelors ask for an ordinance
providing 4 fine of $50 for every un-
married woman who rejects n pro-
posal OF marriage. They also ask
that the Council formulate some plan
by which the unmarried women will
be forced 10 meet the bachelors and
give them an opportunity of press
ing their suits.
Mayor Leyman, who is unmarried:
John Terrence. past fifty years OF
age. candidate for city clerk OH the
Republican ticket. and Oliver D.
Mann, single. candidate for city at
tornoy on the Democratic ticket. arc
being singled out by the women for
attack.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

IL the Hon. Champ Clark doesn't
desist from enllghtening the public
rs to just what was said and dono at
the famous Gridiron Club dinner at
winch he was guest. he will impcril
MS chances OF being invited again
The full details of these functions are
under the rose.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

when the liver
" ork 5 properly
the blood courses
through the body
in a bright red
Btream. When the
liver is inactive
the blood be.
comes dull and
muddy. and it is
full of poisonous
natter.
\ great many
people try TO get
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
likely 1T will be April 1.-Atlanta Con.

likely 1t will be April 1.--Atlanta Con.
. stitution.
Government food sharps are now
trying to determine the proper diets
for fattening and for becoming thin.
Why not start Il questions aud an.
swers department on the subject in
the Congressional Buffalo
Express. =,
Mr. Carnegie doesn't want the
Carnegie Institute trustees to pur
chase "old masters" for the art gal
lery, hut to secure modern paintings
that will i'm time become old masters.
And 1t isn't believed there is a mod
crn painter who will disagree with
him.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
COLONEL Bryan occasionally gets to
that place where he feels it neces.
snry TO put the brakes on himself.
He now considerably and soothinplv
declares that he doesn't intend TO
confiscate the railroads. which will
time of their affliction.-Philale lphia
Press.
If Secretary TAFT should find 1t
convenient to drop in on Mexico OIL
his travels, that might help to hold il
down--Baltimore News.
The Chicago decision in the Stand.
ard Oil case caused n decline of %
points in Standard stock, but it is
still worth $51S.-Buffalo Express.
Ex-Gov. Long remarks that we did
not wage the late war against Spain
for conquest or the hope of gain.
Well results sometimes falsify- the
best human intentions-wc seem to
have made conquest and Spain has
gained much.-Florid1 Times Union.
II is nip and tuck between the
warm April sunshine and the raw
February winds these days-but Old
Sol is steadily gaining and we still
win orr faith in his ultimate victory.
Minneapolis Tribune.
George Washington. when asked
about the cherry tree told the truth.
but when President he did not tell It
so freely, promisCuously and blatant
ly as to make it chcap.-Charleston
News and Courier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

twenty thousand baseball fans i'm
havana tried to mob the umpire be.
cause oil decision that did not please
them That is the first real evidence
that we have had that the Cubans
are anywhere near fit for American
citizenship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

The soldier Of fortune, General Lee
christmas, was not killed after all
ny Inc NicaraSuans. Perhaps it was
jimmy Christmas that was so horri
bly, slaughtered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

"'eiaci Silk line, clear, pink
and white complexion by rubbing
things on their faces. They might
rub life time and the same yellow
complexion would remain-for the IL
yer causes it. Only bright, red blood
brings fine compilations. Blood load.
ed with impurities from the liver
sends the impurities out through the
pores OF the skin and turns the skin
a brownish yellow.
To get rid of the dull, heavy feel.
ing and muddy, yellow complexion
get the liver TO working again. Two
bottles OF Cooper's New Discovery
will do this nine times out of ten
though sometimes il takes four or
five bottles.
Here's what man who tried it
says:
My health had boon poorly for
several years. My face was yellow
and covered with pimplcs. | was both.
cred constantly with chronic consti
patton, had little on. no appetite and
could not sleep well at night. | be.
came weak and lost all ambition.
tried many different medicines but
nothing seemed to help me until /
began taking Coopers New Discov-
cry. 1t seemed TO help me at once.
Now. after | have taken scvernl bot
ties | feel entirely well. My face is
clear. sleep well. have good appe,
tito and am quito myself again"
Il am deeply grateful for my re
stored health" Michael Silk. IL Ken
lucky Ave, Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

IT'S a week from today and rcmcm.
Der that Newport News should have
Il large representation there.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

The Italians are being disarmed by
the New York police. They should
next turn their attention TO the
Harry X Thaws and other roof gar
deners.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

Chancellor Day says that he never
uses the weed. but judging from his
addresses, to use Il slang expression.
he "hits a strong pine"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

CRATES and elephants are said to
play havoc with telephone lines III
Africa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

We sell the famous Cooper medi
cines.
The Academy Pharmacy Co. corner
Washington ave. and 33rd ST. West
End Pharmacy, Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
SHORT TALKS By
+. Z. COOPER.
LIZ Err TROUBLE.

a dull, sluggish liver always brings II
dull, sluggish feeling to the entire body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
WITH THE PARAeRAPHERs

Even the most benevolent persons
may wonder why they should give 81
10 save a Chinaman from famine
whcn they can save Russian for
u IL cents Kansas City Times.
While the Roosevelt third.term
movement is unqucstionably popular
lncrc is little reason TO believe that.
should he be nominated. he would bo
able to get the liars Toledo
Blade.
u would not be surprising 81 the
Cubans found there's D Joker i'm IN,
American evacuation proclamation
which puts tho date 9 July 4. More
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

George Washington, when asked
about the cherry tree told the truth.
but when President he did not tell IT.
so freely, promisCuously and blatant
ly as to make it chcap.-Charlesto
News and Courier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

II is nip and tuck between til
warm April sunshine and the IA
February winds these days-but Oh
Sol is steadily gaining and we sti
win orr faith in his ultimate victor.
Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

The Chicago decision in the Stand.
ard Oil case caused a decline of %
points in Standard stock, but it is
still worth $51S.-Buffalo EXPRESS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19

II Secretary Taft should find IT
convenient to drop in on Mexico OIL
his travels, that might help to hold il
down.--Baltimore News.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-12
SkRlY Ill QS IlA6.

'trdnfet til Ell poSieuoe Wrngoe.
Get er Den eneite Wdaoe, bborpon
@Treeorcn og 5rugtcuS StsrreIie /
oiSie fan forsge8. Rpe Sorter af
oiSie frcmbringeS beo / 9IomItringS.
tihen at befritgte Stsp6ragcrne / Ell
EIunte meO 9Iomiteriteo ira Ell an,
ocn Sort al famine 9InSie, % iuu
pIante Street al De TO blun0e0e Hucer.
Set er Den ereIte MuuOe, bporpaa
me Sorter fan opitua.
Heoe 9ringebPr og 9~IacfberrieS
fan pInnte3 euten ON Soften eler
ON goarer, men ON oct qiprcS ON
Soften, Dor DC, uetop for oct frpIer
op, beoGffe8 nleo @ieoiel, ga 6ros
item nGIte 8aar let fou ifpbe Dem no
al Sor6eu og soeIUgge Hsooerne.
Glaut RPfferne ioa LANCE iom mt.
Iist; tbi 6erpco ipareS mcgeu li0 pcO
cen ienere <ltineriug. De tribes
beoit paa rigt 2an6 me0 cHter Ell
glouoing al Sauo eaer ct l~tuOerlaa
al 2crioro. 2anOet maa ba goo 0rP'
rering. men life pPre u6iat for me-
gen 3srfe, 0a 5ruqtcu life oil no
piflc fla iii iulo StsrreIie lt0en til
itrGffelig 8GOe pna Den Sto, bu Den
moones. SGt Sc ullge Rlouter 4 500
fra bperanore / RGfterne, % otsIe
hsr bu ct Reaemrlrm al s 500. Get
fsrite aar biI De iieIbeu iGtte for.
munae StRngIer, men ienerc Dor Dc
reoc Sorter life tiaa0e5 at iGtte
mere END ier me SrugtitGngler ON
garet. 9e iorte iGtter alorig fors
mango; bisie ofifiGres, naar De bar
naaet en- Ssioe al 312 500; oerOeo
letter 0e 8rene eler SiocItuo. OF
gPreeuueu foreqe8 betpOeIlgt. Ore
meme aiflippes I en- Sgioe al 4 SOB.
Hsce 9rtngebGr og 9lactberrieS bar
ct bpbt RooipItem og err oerfor Iette
at lGgae ueb ON Soften Tor Stnter'
beifptteIie, oa oe bsie$ / Rooen. Get
er pua Senne aorStiO life nsoocu'
Siat at iige noget berom, oa ieg til
Soften bill itrioe en- 4rtifel ON Stns
tcrbeitutteIie. YIant alto Raoerne.
iaa De gaur / Horo og Spo. "a Elan
tcrue, eiterat Sc er optagne at ut
9~iuterfuarter, altio otl b9loe Den
Retniuo, De bar pRret beIet, ldu
bsier ri benz aItiO moo ROro, og Sa
De me StRngler porer looret op, 'aa
uil oisie aipe DC irrgtbGrenoe
Stpnqler ben f~orusone Sfp9se I'll
at nspifle fin 5rust til oens tulOe
Stsrrelie. aae ameritauite Sorter,
iom er itiffet ior QsnrteS, mna lag
aes neb / 3crOpeiteH. men noar bette
er aiort, og man life tager Dem op
iaa tiblig paa gaaren, at Dc er no.
latte Tor fen 5roit | &lomItringsti'
Den, iaa er Saglitorme Den eneite
Sare, man bar at irpgte Tor. Seq
opler mi euoel norfte Sorter. og az
oisie bar lea Ell al rsoe % Ell az iorte
grinaebar. ION er boaroisre NOT til
at taaIe ginteren Der uoen at lRggeS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-12

ofte bdnee for, at Soroerne oil Isbe
/ ~bperanore eller folnte isrite Gang
man paifer benz. st iiffert WtiSoeI
til at iorebpese bette ifal p9re, Of
.Iqsee Stolen Hatten oper / en- Gal.
Ion foIot Rcenpono, boori man bar
bapt en- ltnie 1Sueor of 9eaS". en-
Gnoen Moaoe or, at IRgge Stolen i
itertt, foIbt SaItpanb en- baIo 81,
mes SiS, for ben ifoI RATES. Gn
treble Maaoe er, at baoe en- Spiie'
tie "Spirits OF Sirrpcntine" til en-
9stte @ano, bport man ifnI paifc
Ssiet. Man bsr life gni0e Spbe
paa RioIen, fsrite Gang man oaIfer
oert, men bare babe oc1 op | goot
Srbepanb - S9bcOGn0 Iapet ai
"SSoorp Soap" er trpaaeIt.
- 8amle, forte 8onnrISSItrem.
peIGgger er nbmerfct til StspfIuSe.
ga De life efterlcber noget "2s"
Clint. naar man bar itouet % oes.
l,oen er iaa blsbe, at man oIoriq ref.
ferer at iRtte Hiper poo tint soIcreSe
@ienItar6e. Mon fIippcr 9pggerne
op l~or8sefter Ssmmcu, ipr 70 eIIer
ire inmnTen % foIbcr Sem omfrins
bpiS man pil siorc fig ina rteset
Image. Se boIber utrOJig IGrge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-12
Rcsls 8aao.

9u, ga Smapieerne begpuber at
BRUCE fuIsrte SommertioIer, er man
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-12
quiet ng Rfckkrnrt.
SRshloeret of IN praftif Susmcstr.
Sranf Smeld.

Sire sGs pipes soot, tiliattes fire
Sptefeer Nsoe, Salt % geber,
2iSt Smsr imeItes / SmeIet.Ea nSen,
Rsren beIoeS |, boorpun Banoen Jet
tes paa Stooen, men life ooer teri
Man rpiter 8auOen forii8'
ttg MI oe oa, for at SmeIetten life
ifal bIipe brpuSt uuoer. 8aar Den
err npIten fGrbig. itrses noget rebet
Sit ODER, % ioainart ben er ferSig,
foIber nan oen iammen meo en- breo
8anSefage.S pobe og ieroerer Den
Itror pda ct tparmt Sab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-12

gnI9eeets StsrreIie ppre afpasiet
efter oen Billie % arait, mon fan
ofie til bens 9prfning. On misIig
iteIt Sape er ct "gieiaar" for andre
sSoIf pg en- Sfnm for gieren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-12
Spaanbif Srsb'& Sage.

0aar 8rsS9 eisen er fGrbig til
at formes til grs6, ta8er mani al ct
Stpfte ioo fort iom ct oIminoeIigt
grsb. Sermeo bIanber man ct sgg,
en- Spiieife Smsr, p Sop Suffer o9
70 8affe "ieeoeb Raiiius" eller bel.
renieoe &orinter. Oct formeS icm
ct itort grso % itonr % bGper Jig
rigtig eobt % itegeS berpaa en- Stne.
NG:..ann. NlnmsH L. Int ,t,eS 0nEinn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-12
Srientalif "Gprn" 'grpb.
CRANBERRY Sborteafe.

20 Stopper "@boGe @beat 5lpur,"
2 SbeIfeer @afins Bomber cg "
Gbeffe Gait iistes iammen Here
@uuge. SermeS blan6er men rs
aoo imeItet Smsr og en- Sop npiilet
1eIf. Set formeS iom TO &oger,
boer al Dem p Scmme tpf, 90 otsfe
Iteges riqtig gobt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-12

heu. 2e et Hleget frobt9e. iSrliQtett
or lterre % imittere, % 0e giner
mere emo oobbelt idd meget Bar iom
nogen al De amerifnnife Scrter, on
ies agter meo Si0en at uoru66c
oisie 90 blot apIe De norife for nit
eGet Srltg, men enonu bar lea Blot
IA acres al Dem / fuI6 gGrinqsaI.
Der. De taaIer at ien0eS langt til
MarfeO, og iiior ieuote$ oct mefte of
Dem til RorO Gototn, bpor De brugte
tsc pr. Dor / "gSboIeiole".
GHtb6ert (rpo).
Gennc or Itoeu Soil 6en be0it Lon.
ncnoe oJ melt ~paoliocltae Rarfeo8.
Tort al olle amertfdnife rSoe 9rinse.
bar, iiPr ON DC mac ienocs Idnst
til Warfeo. IG letter Ell meget frai.
ttg StGugeI. Ser utlippet paa rtgt
2uuo oil opnaa en- Ssioe af 10 til IL
SOB. 6rugteu er meget itor af Ipie-
RIO <lgr 90 taoler at ienoes ldugt
til Nurfe0; Gnr ofte bdut Dem / 36
elmer pdu geien, og De er fomHlet
uitaote irem. 9Grene begpuOer at
mo6neS hos oS omtrmg Sen t0oe
Sui, og oct barer. ON Oi bar Rean
moi, / q Tiger, for De ii0ite er plllffet.
DC gtOer Ell WaPugOe 9Rr paa gce.
rem, % pna 8runo al i'm Stsrretfe
CO lit inufte lloieenSe er Sc alto I
bsi Fri5. Geriom Oeuue Sort fife
Dar idu gammel og bel tierot. piiSe
oen uocn 6Dtl bIt itrpot op iii Sfp.
Crne al &c fIeItp GIunteitoIer o.
aperteret til en- unlmiuoeIig hei Bris.
De triUes oOeralt, bOor ieg bar feet
Dem pIantet, 90 er Den i~ifreite for
GpbeaDuOere at preUe meo.
Sr%anSDuinc (rgSl.
9enue 9riugebGriort er ogiaa bel
fienSt. Gems StpngIer er imoa o.
muge o. meget Iette at baanstere.
mar Sc Ipgge5 neO. De er Iiot mere
~haarofgre emo Gutbbcrt. men FOR
Wtnrfeo bsr De Oog nltio ue0Iesges.
On Ii0en Ilantoge for Siemme.
brug tan bel / Niuneiotn og 8iseOn.
fin reiifere5 uoen SiutersefDttelic
cg oil / De Heite 5iIiGlOe tonme no
al set / nofioa goo 9eboIo, men ma
faar alOrig iua meget 9Gr pua 6en
Iiaa0e, og Dc btir mtuore % az
6aorligere aualttet. iaa oct IsnHer
ig olti0 at beifutte Dem. 1enne Sort
egner fla goot for Sieumemarteo,
men taaler life Of ieu0eS laugt. on
gRrene er liot Tor tprre os oil lmgl.
ore idumen til ell uiormelig Mds'e.
ON De ifaI iragtes Iaugt til 9tarteS.
Zen er Iiot mirSre emo Gutbbert,
men en- uomRrfet aoo 9Grer; 6ritg'
ten err al Iiot uwrfere altlsr os be-
aonoer at uio0ues en- llee ienerc. De
er bebIt ififfet oi ale Sortcr til at
tsrres % er en- paGlioelig Sort ior
Siemmebrrg % SiemmemarfeS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
How TO sToP REVOLUTIONS.
Mexico Has a Way Of Causing Disturb.
ers to Disappear.

Mexico, Of all nations wherein Span.
ish blood predominates, alone seems
to understand the shortest and most
satisfactory way to dispose OF revolu
tionists. Central and South American
countries hardly have breathing spells
between revolutions. Cuba has been
INDUCING in one continuous "revolu-
ton for many years. Santo Domingo
and Hayti are ever az T. But Mexico
has reduced the revolutionist TO q
cipher. II he exists at all in that
country re IS scarcely ever heard OF.
except In a way that shows Mexlco's
complete control Of him.
The truth OF the matter seems TO be
that the South American revolutionist
IS a business man al HIS trade. He
'revolutes" as a professional matter.
IN Mexico as soon AZ a man shows any
symptoms OF the revolutionary disease
he IS uucegemoniously bundled on to
jail and allowed TO think Il over be
hind the bars. II he is az last released
from durance vile and then behaves
himself all may go wen with him
But the government keeps an eve
on him and in case OF 2 relapse be Is
quietly taken out 20 some secluded
spot and cheerfuliy shot. Then the
report Of the mysterious disappear
ance Is given out.
Obviously It Is rather a depressing
business 20 conduct. aid or abet a rev.
oiution 'rom behind steel bars.
In fact, there Is absolutely nothing
inside rt a JAN calculated 20 keep the
fame of Revolutionary desire brightly
burning. However should the would
&C. r%eorganizer Of governmental al.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
Damages FOR Being Burned.

Because he received frightful in
luries from an explosion OF a large
amount Of blasting powder while per
forming an act Of mercy and heroism
William Crogan has been awarded q
judgement for $4,000 against Fred
Roth. a wealthy contraction Of st.
Joseph. A large barn owned by Roth
was discovered to be on fire. In the
barn was stabbed several horses. some
Of them thoroughbreds. Crogsn, who
is a clerk In a wholesale house, rush.
ed into the burning structure and sue.
ceeded IN releasing all the helpless
ana imprisoned animals. Just as Gro.
gan was leaving the barn a terrific
explosion occurred. the flames having
penetrated 10 a store room where the
blasting powder q kept in viola.
ton OF the law.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
KILLED In Frlseo Yards

e. Riley. o ccntraiia farmer wsf
KILLED. recently In Kansas City, Riley
vas moving hts household goods Il
Davidson. OK. and was travelling with
hts car 20 attend 70 live stock Hii
train had been made up and he was on
hts way 90 the cahoo8C when the Frs
cos Meteor, No. i09. was making q
back up into the Union depot George
Converse, and Joseph Weatherford
both Frisco employees. said Riley
jumped on the track IN front OF the
train. Riley had ia his possession SIC
and a draft for $500, also receipts
from the Centralia odd Fellows
lodge.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
NEWS FROM MISSOURI



w. W. Glass OF maryyilit n an old
2rElish dictionary whleh De believes
Fas nee the property OF Abraham
-~inccln's grandfather. a. Is OF leather
binding. over uis is q covering OF
puokskin which hears sac MARKS OF
bullets The leaves are wen presery.
ID but yellow with age. The book
shows much use. but careful handling,
as the leaves. as they became loosen.
ID, were again fastened with q strlo
Of leather. on the inside OF the first
,over Is "Linc0ln 1f72, M the resl
u the words are oblilerated with age,
Underneath this are the words "Abra
nam lincoln, Bis iook, Dousnt in ths
year Of on I.ltd l5s5 Mr. Gla5s
ellis how Csc tu7k came INFO his p5-
session: 4 bought a farm &C Ia
Crosse. Hl. in 1879. The house on this
hrm was built Of logs. and. "a rum
nasing around, the dictionary waA
found in the garnet between the RAT
sers and logs. A family BY the name
If lincoln lived near. and the house.
aold consisted Of three men and two
women. brothers aud sisters The pa
rents were both dead. rhe grand
parents aud father Of our sixteenth
president were Virginiaus. In 1852
he grandparents moved 60 Kentucky.
where Abraham Lincoln, the grand
father. was killed by an Indian. From
there the ~I.incolns moved 10 Indiana
and later to Macon county. Illinois. in
1880. From there they scattered over
the state. Taking the history OF tho
Lincolns in dates and after their re,
moval to Illinois. / cannot but believe
that the Old English dictionary be
longed to Abraham LlncoIn's granG
atbcTr-Kansas City Star.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
Entrance to J. p. Morsan's Masnih.
cent Private Museum.

fairs fail wholly 20 divest himself OF
his aspirations while inside the jail be
has an oven more dresTy prospect
ahead when he gets ont
10 dit The death or a martyr TO the
cause nf resolution may Ia specific in.
slhpgea appeal strongly 20 a sashed,
bucklered aud belted knight-pro
vidod tfe Spectacular surroundings
necesars fDr a correct and approved
deafh N that maunsr be also p%ruvidod
.Bdflnst 20 mysteriously disappear
hmiM nbpaliunng. attractive o. cal
cuihod 20 lDfpire-
On fhp whole. Il locks a. y tho
Mexican idea has stood che test %
ilhe The great man az the heid Of
the NeEican government Is not alone
gr8at himself bat is surrounded b. q
rpiendld cbrDs 0f iyisors Never has
Mexico been SLOWED 10 iag or recede
az other natipns marched forward 30
long as Diaz has been Ia command
The bane % other Latin,Amenean
governments me reyOintionisi~baa
been reduced 10 naught in Mexico.
Thcro are few revolutions here-
opera houne or Otherwise President
Dlnr has made sood radiance d prag
ueally ai such bad Fuoblsh.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
c-se1 county's War claim.

The county judges az Green county
3ecldcd 10 present 20 the United states
government q claim for $4,000 for the
use OF the courthouse AZ Sprlngficld
as a hospital during the civil war
The Union fore b took possession OF
The courthouse on the day Nat the
battle OF Wilson Creek was fought and
occupied 81 until February. 1864 The
county courts claim IS for rent
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

j. w Smith. a farmer Of neal Burr
OAK. and his wife Were found dead
In bed by their daughter. Mrs. Grubbs
Mrs. Crubbs lives near by and had
gone 10 their home for a visit. The
couple had been dead several days
u o. believed b. the authorities that
Smith killed his wife ana then com.
mlttcd suicide. He was about 80 years
Of age and his vito 90.