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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06
". u. Howie, 3Fe IA soont,. wharf

w. IL. Howle, sFcrgusson's Wharf
AS to the probable work In the next
House, i will say. n the last two ses-
lsions, oppoosea !. the, bill for the ans
Ipolntment OF Colnmlss toner's d 4 the
Revenue, ana sh all end envor to get that
statute repealed, I am also IA favor
Of q gesol luton to Improve our. suf-
afrage laws; am n strong advocate
az q prerequisite forS5voting, butt do
not thinks the Nv chou Ia raqulr at to
hh pal ID SIX mont in ADVANCE. I&thinls
stt a man IAN shoN his recei pit, 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

Floyd W. King, clifton Forse-Leg-
islation in which ] am particularly In
terested is that OF educational advance
ment. would favor an Increase OF
100000 to the primary and grammar
school appropriation. Il the finances
OF the State will Justify 1t, nlso In
normal schools. Would also advocate
a local option. compulsory education
law. Am opposed to the appointment
OF Commissioners OF the Revenue by
circuit judy as, and would vote for a
repeal OF that statute. Hnpe 10 be
able to take part In some measure
touching our assessment laws. which
will prevent any double taxation. and
the State thousands OF dollars revenue
which she is now losing annually.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

j.. r.. Tucker, Bedford City-As to
matters which will come before the
Legislature for action, at this writing.
I have no special legisiatton which
shall advocate. but l feel the deepest
public schools: (2) the Improvement OF
the public roads; (Sy the increase OF
pension money for the soldiers OF the
Civil War. who are disabled; (4) the
of railroads and other corporations.
and 90 I am deeply interested In ali
matters that concern the Industrial and
moral welfare of the people OF this
great Commonwealth OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

George r.. Richa rdson, Axton-1 wilt
advocate the repeal of the act allow
Ing the Circuit Court to appoint Com
missioners OF the Revenue; urge the
repeal OF the dog tax: an amendment
or Mann BILL and such further legis-
Iation as will restrict the railroads
to reasonable freight and passenger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

J. A. Jett, Reedvllle-1 stand for
any and all reasonable measures for
the promotion OF the cause OF tenn
perance. and especially the Mann law.
the betterment OF our public schools.
by giving longer terms and better
teachers. with better salaries: and in
the establishing Of more high schools
In the State. I think that the oyster
season should open in the Potomac
River for the States of Virginia and
Maryland on the same date OF the
same month. favor the shortening
and dredging in the State OF Virginia.
I believe that some steps should be
taken by the legislature to give our
people better public roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

John G. luce. Goochland--!Mado my
for election on three propo-
sitionsIb roads. better schools and
a better system of keepirg tho public
accounts and hope that these matters
will be taken up and given promi-
session Of, the Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

Dr. c. Q. Gravntt, Cnroline-Advo-
regulation OF corporations. believing
this will result in the restoration OF
public confidence in corporations and
therefore inure to their benefit as well
pie. He also advocates the promo
tion OF agriculture. the importance OF
public roads and the advancement OF
education. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

II. shall advocate a repeal OF the
aincome tax or have exemption raised
to $500: better system OF assess
nlent: to amend the law so as to allow
any place to rid itself OF the dispen-
sary, by a majority vote; a uniform
rate for collection OF taxes: State
bank examiner: travelling auditor; an
Increase of appropriation for county
schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

John. A. Lcsner, Portsmoutll-will
advocate ali measures looking To uD-
building and Improvement Of public
schools. liberal appropria ions for that
elimination OF home study and instruc-
ition in all schools BY medical experts
OF hygiene: also will advocate liberal
lions for adequate support and In
creased efficiency Of the State militia.
Have no other particular features of
Legislation ! wish to see distinguish
measures which, In my Judgment, will
/ be Of benefit to the State and my dis
ftrict,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06
WHAT MEMBERS WILL
TRY TO ACCOMPLISH
Replies to Inquiries Indicate Trend Of Legislation
in General Assembly of 1908 More Money
for Roads and Schools Certain.


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

joseph Chitwood, Frankiin-The
measures which Will receive my special
attention in the next Legislature. are
Of the preeseshh En- law appon.
the Office to the people for
election. and for the adoption OF q
resolution to the State Board Of Edu-
cation looking for the adjustment OF
the district School inspectors and In
CREASED appropriations for pensions to
Confederate soldiers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

George B.Keexell, Kecxcllton-I have
to do is to aid In every way can every
move that in my Judgment tends to
develop the material interes,s Of Wiz.
ginia; to advance her people along ed
morals and higher conception OF what
makes good citizenship, and to help
defeat any movement that might have
q contrary tendency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

A. r. lincoln, aInrion----In the matter
az LEGISLATION I have no special matters
4 ming i,1p. but hope to see wise laws
enacted in all matters. Shall do all
can to advance the cause OF temper
ance, and restrict ana stop the SAFE
LIQUOR. Woplld 1!ke see euf ana .na
m ~ more equitable, hut do not expect
"a see thorough revision OF the
system at any one session OF the Gem
serai Assembly or until q thoroughly
competent TAX Commission has been
appointed to studysthe 9 uest!on IN all
for s,,bnlission to the Legislature. The
sonly thing the Legislature can or viii
iaver dnin'a slxty-d day session will be to
resenac+ :. the old laws with an occa-
sinnai change in rates or schedules,
Eugene q. M,,.,s, R.ShmeNd-Ths
az follows: The Torransi system OF land
~ r,strat ton; Improvement Of our tax
Ia wSs.'a state board for the equaliza-
lion az taxes; a travelling auditor; SUP
hort bort 81 existing militia, and estab-
hshment o.. state r naval militia. q de-
Of or eon
tie establis hment 81 Juvenile courts:
nv otaS institutton for the teeble-mlnded
natter health laws; be ter public
schools, with more manual training
ana sinstruction in5I IND ustrlal and do
lmestlc arts. better rsgulation,o Of CHI ID
t1int ard o county levias with propor-
lstionats"aid from the State; conserya
.ula ton and control Of public
| servica corporatidn the promotion 81
Eumiformity OF legislatton among the
States concerning tru ts and rlonopo-
Tiles; to remove the preteXt for any
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06


Nlccs1Icn bure-Already
, the gathering OF the
tho old mother, Com
. surplus In her treas
eneral Assembly con-
Q surplus should have
remain with the tax
end I shall work to
reduced from 35 to
that the local
increase the levy for
that amount. without
Good roads tend to
more revenue and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

: I favor the Improvement. OF our pub
lie school system, in all OF its branches:
Manual training should be introduced
as speedily as practicable.
Our delinquent tax laws should be
amended SO as to prevent the for
feiture OF lands for delinquent taxes.
and thereby putting the landgrabbers
out OF business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

Aubrey e. Strobe, Amherst-Legisla-
tive progran-public education:
az An increase OF State approprta-
lions for the primary and country high
schools and for the normal SCHOOLS.
(2) The reduction OF the cost OF at
tending the university and collt ses OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

j.. IF. Wtr.l@r. Rurrl p~tre.t-Ftrst.
larger pension, ard $1,000, irrtead of
sHnn as mr. w treBlir1it for annlicat'nr:
7 think these men deserve better FROM
The State and ore ln, favor of reccg-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

that his poll tax ~ bnid. he should not
be denied that right
Don n. Hnlscy. Lynchburg-The APP
subjects: An,o. s these, the subjects
roads viii Be psom its Then est loo.
sns s?aas Sss,fF ssFt VIII Ri
have te be considered The debt o.
81 ia ayI snfs never Se 81 rs saHss
now nov, q make J, liie easier Tor those who
o ssG he!p sSna better 3. tpa aa Il
laws ESPECIALLY Ii the country dis.
tricts. should be devised, and / nm In
hope that elpful legislation along this
point travelling auditors; appoint state
board to ed,ialize assessments: collect
unjust double taxation erect .osylum
:, Il sks iasans; ysaspiE sseiIl ,s ios
blind. erect ofiices for State ofieiais;
foster The public sff1hopls p1,rt'ssslatly
a hs cSn.sSerate pe eeiders for aid
widows; initiate measures as to con-
siiinptives. etc; make Commissioners OF
the Reyenne elective; make State Cor
sure equity to State. the people and
corporations. and after calm and care
full thought, act conservatively: In
men to watch currency legl1lation:
guard against flat currency and the
giving OF more power to the great
Eastern financial institutions; encour-
age the United States Treasury to act
for the. whole country. and consider
advisnbility OF repealirg the tax on
State banks Of Issue. SO that such
States to issue currency protected by
deposits OF State bonds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

The session promises to be very
busy one. as 1t is limited by the Con-
stitution to sixty days. and there Is
an enormous amount OF work to he
disposed OF.
The salary Of the members was In
creased at the last session. and this
year they will. for the first time. draw
$500 for the sixty days, instead Of a
per diem OF "a, as heretofore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

Harry C. Glenn, Observation-Disclosures
that tie session Of the Legislature.
1905. wit, be very busy one. he is
anxious to have perfected some system
tof paying taxes whereby the obs.
.noxious s.landgrabber' \ will DO rele-
gated to the past. He thinks that
measures will be passed looking to the
betterment of the public schools OF the
State. He will introduce q bill called
the "Traveling Auditors" bill. which he
will fight hard TO have y., passed. passed, he
"Eood roads"5will be broadenad and
put in more perfected shape, for he
thinks there Is nothing more essential
to a state than good roads and good
schools.
S. w. Holt, Newport Nevys-1n regard
to the bliss r am chiefly interested In
at the coming session OF the Legisla-
ture In addition to the ones which will
ses some legtslat'ena, to t!n1pgovs the
are many instances OF double taxation
!, from which the people demand relief.
and the f,nances OF the State are IN
such condition that some relief should
be giyen. hope to see a commission
appointed at this session consisting OF
three competent men, ito so into the
8Yresortl chaotic conditions d our Ia x
Ssystrrns ard make a. thorough report
osstllc conditions ], n z extstt, g to The
III 0l0. I favor putting all pubic SER
vice corporations under the Corpora.
tions Commissions, and OF creating the
8nffice Of State Bank Examiner, Who sc
duty 1t will be to examine all private
i and state hanks "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

further. Invasion OF State rights byl
1a T seaas eneraHi oyXs sssmsiy viii have
sseai work to partorm. There ls ur-
gSnt nesd, not for too much, but ,, for
wealth and maintain tho. health, bappI-
grin Is rapidly increasing IN wealth
s sa pap pos,to q n powep u ana ,iiuohse
In the Union.
Martin williams, pearisbur.-- H., eS !
tie ii Old wharton antl.eonnpasl law. to
prevent fire insuranse co e, al,s IRON ON
rates Of Insurance on aiis property 81
Virginia. expect % Introduce q bill
e establish eha irs Of mining en-
s9 IL thss d a. R'enNsSturf mineral
n1urSss as u supreme importance e
ts y9sb1 s as s q w5gn e. Msa M
q bill To revise the Code of Virginia.
The present Code. revised IN 1887. by
reason Of the new Constitution and the
o nagy ss;d e nss
rem condition OF having prac:.
ticaly 10 code o. LAYS but ,Ir, shall
school laws. looking to the betterment
Of the public schools IN the state. |
Virginia In the personnel. sound. com.
mon sense. and energy OF our present
school officials, and the Legislature
should do It's part In assisting these
gentlemen in advancing tho great
Cause OF education.
Hill Montague, Rlchntond,-1 cannot
now know just what Legislation of
general interest will be proposed In
the Legislature, but ] will now state
my position on the following PROPOSE
The State income tax .of per cent.
on all net incomes in excess OF 5000
should be SO amended as to raise the
amount exempt from such tax from
5000 to at least $1,000.
favor the abolition OF double tax
alton by eNemptinR from taxation notes
or bonds secured BY liens on prop !slt J !.
reads should be encouraged in the in !.
favor Of working eonvicts and Grim.
finals. who have been convicted OF
, felonies. IN building such roads; but
I am opposed to the use OF convict
and criminal labor whenever 1t comes
II, competition with the labor OF other
persons.
/ favor the Improvement OF our pub
lie school system In all OF Its branches:
Manual training should be introduced
as speedily as practicable.
! Our delinquent tax laws should be
amended SO as to prevent the. for
feiture OF lands for delinquent taxes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

$. W. sterrett, Hightown--Niy con-
stitucnts are. as far MS I have learned.
OF Revenue. instead OF his being APP
pointed by the Judge OF the Circuit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

L. Il. Cornett, Grnyson-'Tn addition
TO some local measures for my county.
shall advocate as most important to
our State:
.'First, Better equipment for our
rura! schools: more competent teachers
and higher salaries for teachers.
Second. More general and more gem
erous pensions for Confederate SOL
'diers.
Third. The removal. immediately
after conviction and sentence OF all
criminals to the State prison for SAFE
keeping and execution. u
Fourth. The repeal OF the law Civ
Ing circuit Judges the power to appoint
Commissioners OF the Revenue.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

II / can be Instrumental in securing
some legislntion along these lines.
which will improve the present con-
dltions. ! shall feel that Iihave served
my constituents well.
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2 (l1I The RroIlrF Stock tax Should be
equitahly Distributed. IS 81
(3) The railroads should be assessed
for taxation upon the same basis OF
valuation as that upnn which they are
allowed to earn dividends. One valua-
ton for alternating ard another and
much lower for taX-paving Is indie
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
Odd Fellows Gig Night.

Last Monday night vas set
aside by the state Grand Master
as the annual roll call aud rally
night for all l. o. O. +, lodges in
Missouri. The Rich Hill lodge
observed the night with a rous-
ing meeting, which will be long
remembered by all present
After the roll call and lodge
work a sumbtous banquet was
spread, followed by toasts and
speeches,
The Rich Hin lodge has a
strong membership and ON this
occasion received a revival that
will be felt for a long time
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
A Delightful Party,

Mrs Jas, Harkins entertained
AZ her home on Walnut Street
last Monday night in honor OF
the Misses Harkins, ofIola, Kan.
sas, who are her guests. Various
games were played during the
evening and a dainty luncheon
was served A ~delightGal time is
reported,
Those present
Misses-Msry Jones, Viola
Bradley Agnes Heck, Treya Ne
Connel Ellen Maurer. Kate
Maurer, Francis Booth. Lulu
Bsrr0wS Esther Jones, Mable
Willis, Iva Heck Messers-
Cleo Craig, John Greasy, Rod
ney Grimm, Harry Van Dyke,
Walter Gardener Harry Booth,
Harold Templeton Almond Me
Carly
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
Natural Gas Sure.
Pipe Line Purchased and Win Be-
glH TO Arrive Next week.

II. n. Ruble and W. vs.. Chey
erton went TO Kansas Tuesday
and purchased Z ] miles OF
pipe line, which will begin to ar
rive in this city next week, and
will be laid at once from the gas
wells 10 this city.
Mr.. Ruble called at the Trib-
nue. office yesterday and stated
that if the weather did not delay
the work the mains would be
connected within a month.
The company now has 3 pro-
ducing wells and expects TO keep
drilling. By next fall they ex-
pect to have Is wells. Mr.
Ruble's SUPPLEMENT- 10 the Trib-
une was:
We bought u miles Of pipe
Tuesday and they viii begin
taking it up the first Of next
week. II will begin to arrive
here the latter part of the week.
The entire outfit weighs about
40 tons and Of course it viii re-
quire some time to get it all
moved, but if the weather per
mits we will have it laid in three
weeks. The company now has
five wells and expects 10 keep on
drilling. We viii probably have
Is wells by next fall. He also
said that it seemed that there
was at present gas enough to
supply all who are using gas at
present, both for lighting and
heating.
Rich Hill will be the only city
in Missouri using natural gas
that is supplied by wells located
in this state.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
ElkS Holiday Dances

The b. 2. o. r. are noted for
their hospitality and good cheer
and during the Christmas holi.
days they have two dances billed
one for Christmas night the
other for New Years Eve, All
Elks their ladies and the families
OF Elks are invited, Those who
have ever attended the Elks
hops" know that these will be
delightful evenings,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
CaHnlhg Factory Talk.

The talk on a canning factory
by Mr., Wade o! Springfield.
Tuesday afternoon came at a
very poor time 10 get a crowd or
gel people interested. Every.
body rs busy now either selling
Christmas goods or buying them
NJ Wade spoke here as announ.
ced, 30 a rather small crowd
and explained the canning bust
ness very clearly No progress
was made toward the establish
mynt ola factory.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
y. SlssOH Dead.

Vincent SlsSon died at his
home on the Fast Side early yes
terday morning OF heart trouble.
Mr. Sjss0n was - years OF age
and, while he had been feeble for
some time he had been confined
70 his bed only q short time
The remains viii be taken %
kincaid Kansas where the fun.
eral will be held Friday after.
noon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24

Attorney J. r. Hales was a
Butler visitor tuesday.
a marriage license was grant
ed Edward Hirni and Alma
Hirschi, Of Rockville. at Butler
Tuesday.
The Myerley Jewelry Go has
put in a handsome new wall case
which adds greatly 10 the con
venience Of their store.
F. W. Benedict, who has been
quite seriously in for some time
is reported TO be no better.
Mrs. Linnie Davis, of Fleming,
Kansas, is spending the holidays
with her parents Dr. j. y,
Sharp and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Burrows
of S.. Louis, are visiting Miss
Lizzie McCombs. Mrs. Burrows
is an expert trap shot aud will
give an exhibition shoot az the
Rich Hill Gun Clubs trap this
afternoon,
Sir. and Mrs. W W Ferguson
and daughter. Miss kittie, left
yesterday for Fayette, Mo-
where they will be joined 10y vs..
W, Jr who is attending the
University. They viii spend
Christmas with Mr. Ferguson
mother i'm Fayette.
Postmaster Hern, of Hume.
was in Rich Hin Tuesday morn
ing.
NJ. l. Beadles, of Hume wa.
a Rich Hin visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harye Campbe.
are rejoicing over the arrival of
ten pound boy.
The Star electric theatre ha.
a new electric sign i'm the saop.
of a star. They also have an
deliberately decorated Christina.
tree covered with electric light.
in their front window.
a marriage license was issu
ed Saturday 20 John Neider am,
Mary Henderson both of thi.
city.
Miss Anna Moore distro
secretary Of the Christian Fin
deayor and Benz Richards, %
Butler, were Rich Hit visitor
Sunday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24

Messers Napel, the new prop
riutors of the Fraternal Inn,
have issued invitations TO a
Christmas Ball at their beautiful
hosiery in Butler, Quite a num-
Der OF Rich Hin people are in
yited, and were il not for the
different functions here, quite a
crowd would attend. The Fra
ternal Inn or Hotel Peunel dan.
ces are noted for their success.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24

w. G. Heddon was doing Rich
Hill Tuesday.
Old papers, &c per bundle, at
this Office.
Duke Benefited was a Butler
visitor Sunday.
The Athenian Literary Society
met last night.
Henry Sheppard arrived yes
terday from Columbia. Henry
is a Junior law student in the
university:
Jose Flammang came in from
Columbia yesterday for the
holidays,
Arthur Cheverton is home for
the holidays from the University
Mrs. Harve Johnson Of Butler
is spending the holidays with her
parents, H P. Elliot and wife.
After the holiday rush is a
good time TO advertise.
Lyndon Phifer came in from
the University yesterday. He
will go on to Girard, Kansas, and
spend Christmas with his pa
rents there.
When they close tonight the
merchants and their clerks will
give one long sigh and think Of
the rest they will get tomorrow.
All Of them have been going the
limit during the holiday rush.
Miss Mary Fry who is teaching
near Butler is spending the holidays
with home folks.
Col. Aft Loudermilk of Kansas
City was in Rich Hill Tuesday
shaking hands with old friends.
J. J. Richardson was a business
visitor in lola Kansas Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Campbell
are rejoicing over the arrival Of a
fine ten pound boy at their home
Cecil Cheverton, who is attend.
ing Drake University at Des
Moins, Iowa, came home yester
day for the holidays.
Miss Mabel Whitney is expect
ed home today from Columbi;
for the Christmas holidays
Miss Mabel is a student in tn,
University Of Missouri.
Go 10 Prices Bakery and con-
fectionery for Christmas can
dies.
Sweets 10 the sweet-buy bon
bons at Prices Bakery.
Call at d +. PontiuS' Grocery
store for clean and new groceries
Perfection and Old Glory Flour
Marsh's old stand. Ready
market for butter and eggs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
Meeting Dates Of Courts.

Monday an February, May and
October.
County court meets lst Monday iu
February. May, August and Ne
vcmher.
Probate court meets end Monday
February, Nay, August and \
vembeF,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES

Preaching LIST aud 3rd sundays.
100 a. IN, aud 1880 n. IN,
SUNDAY school; 0.A5 a. m.
h, \. r. u, ESQ D, m
Prayer meeting Wednesday;
1850 q, m,
Bible class; Tuesday; 1880 y IN
4 W. STARRING,
PASTOR.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
Private Sale.

/ have sold my farm near Pan
ANA and will sell at private sale
at my residence about 80 hives
of bees in good condition, lot Of
good prairie hay, baled and in
shed, farm machinery and other
articles too numerous 10 men
ton. See me at my residece,
@. w. Poulter.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24

Ralph Royce is expected home
trOmthe University for the hol-
days today.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-12-24
Frisco Time Card.
TRAINS DEPART,

TRAINS DEPART,
No. ~, Passenger. .,...,...., ll.40 a. m.
No. $50. Mixed ..,...,,...... 400 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE,
No. ls3, Mixed ........,........ 1910 a. m
No. Isl, Passenger. $50 p. m
Isl connects at Linton with trains
Tor Kansas Cit,, 1T Scott, Pitts
burg Joplin and southeastern aud
Oklahoma Points.
$50 connects at pleasanton with
trains for Kansas city and for Okla.
.boma aud Texas points.
GEo. d, COSoNER, Agt