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New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL

- - y
TWO HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FUk PHILADELPHIA Lv; ". 23d ST;
"a 81. $50. 8 ~. so. s:oe. 1880 1;zV. II % %
$50. 500, $50. f.56. $50. i!.5o p. m.
sundays, 100. $50. $50. 1880. 1l;5o a. m.
1870 100. 26o. $50. 4.5o. $50. ESQ. Tac.
$40 Tv. II GigERfT Fl tieS ggrA1ao. E $50 100. 500
$50. eco. 1000. 1I:Oo. II 80 a m, Il 90
R3Sn 20 49, oo S 60 go 20 &SO @ III 5 MD mIdnsSe 1
sundays. 30 500. 500, 1000. II. 90 a. N.
- 90 noon, LOO. zoo, 800, 100; 500, 400.
&c Fok sgs sAITnoRs Fri 9SsS z md b w1saGNGToN 5 e
LS " 23a sas r7'O s5o sSsi Ss,I lii@ v LIZ T
noon. 400 4.oo, LOO, 200 p. NJ. daily,
FOR ATLANTIC cTIY II Ly, " ". ! aSs ss
ST aSS 59nSay. n So aaSG "a SAT. To GnT1 p D. L9
only, 40 p ml. Sundays. 1000 q m.
VIA ALL RAIL-Lors Branch. Asbury
Park. Ocean Grove. &C, Lv W 2sd ST.
2S 2o a m m az 229 not loS s,os safsi s onS9; Isns
Branch or run en- sats,l, 4-so. boS.
except sats,l, $40 $40. 11-so P m. SUN
fi{si gEsT2 sPS So sT&4o6 R $50 81 e f1so & a NJ
GAO, 10 sats- only). L8o: $50, 433
does not stop at Long Branch Or ~ run Sa "a
2. m. 12.01 midnight. Sundays. $50 s-Ia'
loco q m 400. $50 ?, n ,.a,,,,
SANDY HOOK ROUTE--For Atlan1e
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
&c. Lv. Pier 81, y. r.. Foot W. 42d ST
$40. 935. 1890 a m, 1880. 60 8 10,
AIS. b-25, T.45 p. m Sundays, s.o9, lo;D
a. m. 90. 8, 80. T4S p m leave Pler ~:
N r. Foot Cedar St. 0. ls. 1000, li-O0
8 n. LOO. 200. 8. IS. 4.45. D. 20. $40 p m;
Sundays, 9.aa 10. 30 a. H.. l-3a 400 $40
2.
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Liberty st. CW 23d St Tel
Chelsea 3144). Piers 10 and 81. N R,
Astor House. 24s 434 1860, 1854 Broadway.
1872 225. 2s1 Fifth Av.. 27SS Third Av.. III
West 18TH St. 2s5 Columbus Av.. New
York: Court St. 343. 3-< Fulton St. 47s
kestFand AE.. Brooklyn; SEQ Broadway,
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage to destination
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I'd, New York. August 7th. 1905
LANES 7 BRADY. Rsferee.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
Tork-EFnestthe Harris and !. henry
Harris Plaintiffs, against Samuel Rornanorr
ct al OefendaHts--In pursuance or a
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale, duIy
made and entered in the aboye-ertitled ac-
tIou and bearing date the day OF June
1893 the undersigned, the Referee IN
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos
1915 Vesey Street, in the Borough OF MAI
haitian City OF New York on the 9th day
OF September. 1905, at II o'clock noon on
that day. BY Joseph P. Day, Auctionesr, the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be
sold and therein described as follows: AL
those certain lots, pieces or parcels OF lahd
on erected situate. lying and being IN the
Borough Of Manhattan. Of the City or New
York bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a point on the southerIy SIDE
OF II2th street, distant 215 feet easLsrly
from the corner formed BY the intersection
OF said southerly side OF 112th Street with
the eaSte-ly side OF Third Avenue; running
thence southerly. parallel with Third Ave
nue. and part OF the distance through a
party wall. 100 feet 10 inches; thence east
erly. parallel with 112th Street, 40 feet;
thence northeriy, parallel with Third Avenue
and part of the distaucs through A party
wall 100 feet 10 inches 70 the southeTly
side OF 112th Street; and thence westerly
along said southeTly line Of 112th Street, 40
feet 10 the point or place OF beginning
Dated New York. August 4th, 1SOs-
WALTER B. WALKER. Referee
I, HENRY HARRIS. Attorney for Piafnti1.
$40 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New York.
The following is a. diagram Of the prop
erty To be sold: its street number Is 2lS.
900 and 222 East 18th Street:
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A GOOD TURN.

his porch in his pajanas You've got e nerve to
be sleeping III hammock
'-Nerve?' replied the hobo, sleepily; ''1hv I'm a
benefaetor II 1t wasn't fur me hoIdin' dis ham
mock down de mosquitoes would a lugged II off
long ago. o.''-Philadelphia Press
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
bath Stree

The approximate amount OF the lien CT
charge 10 satisfy which the above de
sc-tbe4i rroperty is TO be sold, is Twenty
one thousand and thfrty-eight and 6e-lOO
(s21. .O3s so dollars, with interest thereon
from the 4th day OF August. 1905. to
zether with costs and allowances amount
Ing to Four hundred stxty-eight and
66-1Oo (s46S. 651 dollars. with interest from
the 9Th day of August. 1905, together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount of taxes, assessments. or otner
liens which are to be allowed 70 the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money or pala
nv the Rsferee IL One thousand and sew
enty-four and 14-1O0 ts1,oT4-1D dollars and
interest
Dated New York August 7th. 1905
JAMES 7 BRADY. Referee
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VICTOR vIsIsLH 10 Nassau at cAss-
lorus free; AL makes taken part pay
usnt. bargains IN Undervoocs. Esrnt1s-
tons. OliyerA@ SmitnA
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STEAMBOATS,.

RM@ TMM AND POINTS IN
DUG u WM NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES.
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and
Fall River Lv. Pier 49, n. r, foot War
ren St week days and Sundays, 5-30 P. NJ.
Strs- PRISCILLA ana COMMONWEALTH
Orchestra each
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Pro. Lv Pier
Is y r.. Il. Murray St. week days. 500
P NJ Strs. PROVIDENCE and PLYM-
OCTH. Orchestras.
NORWICH LINE Via New London and
East. Lv- Pier 40 N r. Il. CIarkson St,
week DAYS 500 p. M, Pier 70, r. r., #
e 22d St. $50 P NJ Strs. CITY OF
LOWELL and CHESTER W CHAPLIN.
NEW BEDFORD LINE For New Bed
ford, AIartha's Vineyard, Nantucket and
Cape Cod points Lv- Pier 40. n. r.. #
Clarkson St week days. eco p. II. Strs
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven
Hartford. and North. Lv. Pier y, E. r..
week days, 245 7. NJ. suns. 9-30 A. NJ,
300 2. NJ Suns, 1000 A. NJ SUI RICH
ARD PECK
BRIDGEPORT LINE I.v. Pier Is E.
r. near Catharine St. Str. NAUGATUCk,
II 90 A NJ. week days. Str. BRIDGE
PORT, 800 P NJ, Sats. 2O0 P. NJ Lv-
Pier 30, E. r, fl East I'D St, week days
5. So ?. NJ. Sats- 30 P M. Suns $40 p NJ
Telephone 61U0 CorJisndt, OF write for in
formation F. < COLEY. A q. ?. A,
Pier 10, y p. New York
NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION COMP Y.
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STAMPS AND COINS.
TYPEWRITERA

OLD COINS. medals. paper money, bought
sold Thomas L Elder 81 z I'D st. ~. z
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/, coa 2sc; WATER

rier. 5od75c; do peach basket, 2oa25c; WATER
CRESS per 100 punches. S1Gs1 Is
AND CFEAM.-The exchange price remains at
cents a quart shipper In the 2ecent
he O milk and IN s0-auart for
the week ended August q follows:
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: ) s,I "a ii: q 90. "a

For PoUGHKEEPsIE and KINGSTON.
from Pier "a N. r.. week days. P. ii.
saturdsys p. M. West i23th St. i.3a
p N. Fer NEwBURGH. from Pier "a
X r: we=k days. P. n Saturdays. q
r n West i2ath st, 3 80 p M
cJrNr lvS From Pier -. -. h. A 81
QUINN = , lwsst 10Th st. 6 sc A n
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF several chattsl mortgages
Jacob GsnsIsr. Aucrioussr. will sell to-
day at O'Clock. az No 401 East I'D ST.
Borough OF Manhattan, saloon fixtures for
merIv Al Nos. 262O Third ave. Borough of
Bronx. and 142 West Houston 81. Nan
haitian
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Ideal. VACATION

Tour, Aug 81 To Montreal Quebec. The
Saguenay White Mts., etc. Eleven Days.
All Expenses included. Cali or write for
booklet Marsters Tours. 81 West 3oth St.
New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20

LOST. T.-Bankbook No. 4s9. 13i OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 20
present the same to the bank within thlrty
DAYS Or the said book VIII be declared
cancelied and eEtiazSiished and = one
Issued ia lieu Thereof
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
fiAsos AND ORGANS.

s.no 1,s.s ror spot second hand pianos.
G. ave stslzway ssresi-,s 49, " esa
- East i2sth S. SENS iSs i~h'
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20

PED d. LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao ard Venszuels-
From Pier Il. mr. Wall st. Ferry. Brooklyn
Fer san Juan. Porto Rico
S. Philadelpdia- Saturday, Aug p. room
S. Caracas saturday Sept II. noon
For Ia Guayra. Pto. Cabello, curacao ard
Maracaibo-
Ss ZuIia- Saturday Aug -. noon
~Ss. Aurora ..-...- Saturday, Aug .. noon
SIS Maracaibo- ---... Saturday, Sept 5. noon
Freight only
These steamers have superior acC0mmo-
datiOas for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General NanaSsrs- Sc wait 81
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
IosT~-BANKBOoRs.

PANKROOK No 453 sT4 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son f,aViug a claim 10 fl Is hereby called
5spor TO present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passoook can
cefIed and a rev enc issued.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
Female

er-2l5slls.AP Ia 1ER TYPEWRITER and
se.,r.-. z ASSISTANT. AGED Is. neat.
Taas-. ming ambitious. first class be
z - spsl ulace- 50 laFv No object
an' 1888 g. ave The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
STEAMBOATS,.
co.

HUDSON NAVIGATION co.
PEOPI IES Srrs. c. W. Morsa or
Adirondack leave Pier o.
LINE n. r.. # Canal St, 500
Nrav,- vorl- P. M, ". 18th ST. $50
Albany Ii. daily. FARE 81 SO
cyrzrS Strs. Dean Richmond
II AH11-No or Greenport II. Pier AZ.
LINE n. r.. II. W. 10th St,
SEQ p. NJ daily. Sun
New fofk- day str touches at Al
Troy osRS- 1S hOOND IhIP
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GWRlARm[LlRIE9

HCNGARLAN-ARERIC SERVICE.
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE
PANNOSTA --------- Aug 81 uoous Oct
CARPATHIA- -------- Sept 3. noon. Oct >
VERNON II. BROWN, General Agent
21-24 state St. opposite the Battery
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
TO DEVELOP
BABY MUSCLES

me cradle via such q start b. obvl
aiea au risk o. fsfgrc iuiuv and has
the aveFase bog aihiete sta sd diaa1
vantage
Parents who would Ehudder a. TIE
idea 81 tbeif little ones being deprived
~ aannei next - he ahn. ~ q his
eating sweets between meals utterly
disregard an equally importanf festHre
of bis well b~einE--the proper training
Of che babg muscles and sineNa Tet
Il Is largely on these sineWa and mus
Giles that baby must depend for health
and activity Ga later years
As oon as baby can BE- trusted oui
o. his nurses arms be should BE- en-
cUuraged to roll about The door. 10
romp and 20 exercise every limb. His
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
EYEsloHT WAS ~ DANGER
From Terribie Eersmz-Bzbgs Hsss
. Mass % itchiHs Rash and ssrss
Disease Cured - cU1irgrs

Our little girl was tWo months Cd
when she got a rash On Der face z1d
within Eve days her face and hezE
were all one sore We used dIEereuf
remedies but It got worse Instead *
better and we thought she woul6 tz-n
blind and that her ears woris fan o.
She suffered terribly and Eoul6
scratch until the bloot uzua uiE
went on until she vas Eve moa-hn Cd
then ! had her under our family 6oc-
tors care. but she eonunned 10 grow
worse. He said Il was eczema W7kez
she was seven months Old ! started
20 use the Cuticurs Remedies and in
two months our baby was q diFere1t
girl You could not see a sign q .
sore and she vas as fair as q new
born baby She has not had a sign %
the eczema since Ms II. r B1dke
LeSueur MINI Apr. Is and Nay 2. ca
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
Happenings in Missouri.


should the friendly test of the va.
iidity OF the state primary Law Ia the
supreme court. proposed BY Jeptha D..
Howe and others IN 81 Louis. result
IN itH being declared unconstitutional.
Gov Folk viii ~ once call en extra
session Of the legislature 20 pass a pri-
mary Law framed TO stand the test Of
the courts. II n generally believed By
lawyers and laymon alike that the law
as drawn and passed by the last SEES
sion is fun OF blow holes, that. un.
fortunately. q was not made 20 con.
form In some respects 10 ome OF the
general election laws. notably IN the
registration provisions applicable 10
St Louis. and that II fails 9 o provide
the methods by which nominations
shall be made for certain Offices. II
IS the universal belief. among those
who have read the law carefully. that
Il viii hardly survive the test Of the
court. Generally & IS conceded that
only on the grounds OF public policy"
and even that Is a very violent pre-
sumption could II be sustained. Poll.
ticlans Of both parties are awaiting
developments as 10 the proceedings
TO be instituted by Mr.. Howe with
great interest
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
PRINTABLE cerneebs.

Lin Clarjy shipped a a load OF
corncohs 20 the Phoenix American
Pipe works a. Washington From the
cobs were sheIled 400 bushels Of
corn. The corn Is worth $3.50. while
the pipe concern pays Mr.. Clardy $3.50
for the cobs on board the a al De
Lassus. Thus he received yer IS per
cent more FOR his crop than II be had
let the cobs go to waste, as most. u
not all. farmers do. This is something
for farmers to think about There is
no reason why you can not sell your
cOrneoss and realize from 25 TO 80
cents a bushel more for your crop.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
s,dana b 60 ID 1890

The Ladies' ~ Soroeis Daughters OF
the Revolution. Daughters OF the Con.
fodcracy aud C~hautauQ0a, four 90 the
leading somen's clubs OF scdaiia. met
with the business mems club and per.
foctcd plans Tor a thorough cleaning
81 thc city one dag VIII De sot apart
for every family Ia the city % clean
the street and alleys surrounding their
homo and at might a band concert wtl
be given Ia commomouuon OF tne
work
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
AanlnIstrs.er 80, Par.

Judge J. T. Neville Of Springfield
has decided that y. A. Minner must
paw 10 the Gavin Gibson estate 81
which be was administrator, notes for
f~l.sa3s0, which at final settlement be
had termed IN as ~nonayailahle assfis
Tho cause came from Barton county
When Gibson died be left an estate q
$3.50 Of which $4,000 was m the
form % notes securing loans be had
made 20 MINER The probate court
named Minner administrator and the
latter reported that be could not col.
iec' ;he notes against himself MINER
confcndyd that he Was l%usoiyent
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Secretary Of State swanger has pre-
pared q calendar for the benefit Of can
didates concerning the dates for filing
various papers under the state primary
election law o. foliowB; May rs. coun-
~ clerks TO publish the notice for six
weeks, June 4. candidates shall have
notified proper authorities OF candi.
dacy: June 3, secretary o. state 70 Ger.
ufy candidates 10 couaty clerks for
publication; July IA. county clerks 10
furnish chairman and candidates sam.
pie ballots July -. county clerk TO
correct errors. publish and contribute
ballots August 4. primary day, legal
holiday; August 3. judges and clerks
70 furnish returns 10 county chairmen
and candidates; August z. returns to
be %canvassed. county committees 10
meet aud organize: August II, congress
sional committees to meet the select
state committeeman; September 2. au
party committees meet at Jefferson
City. organize and formulate a plat
form: September 10. platform TO be
announced not later than 6 p. m; Oc-
tober 3. secretary Of state 10 certify
candidates.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

He does not make the nos OF Il in the
FIRST place. but merely forces Il by an
unnatural process into a condition
where g. will make q show for a little
while. He merely stimulates instead
Of nourishing e.
This Is almost as bad as letting the
system go altogether uncultysted
Training Imperative.
Now true athletics does not consist
IN using up an ones capital In a few
years. but in investing that capital IN
such a way az TO make Il bring Ga
twice a high interest as before and 10
make O. last as long 49, life lasts.
Athletics for boys Is not a mere TAD
or good thing Il O. a duty That
fact ia realized more gcncrsuy to-day
Than " before II Is gradually o..
coming understood that the sail0N.
hollow chcstcd boy with the thin neck
and the big head develops into a con,
sumptiYe quite as often as hc develops
into an Edear Allan p,aa and that the
alert athletic lad ls far more likely t1
become a Roosevelt or a bismarck
Than 10 grov into a prize nghter
Proper and careful cultivation 81 the
body cannot lail to strengthen the
brain. nor Ia NEST cases can a quick
powerful mind inhabit a feeble m-
tended body
Ia other DAYS the average hoy took
90 athletics more OF less against his
parents wishes lie should 60 SO To-.
cav by their positive orders. Just as
they order him 20 school and plan his
three meals per day
lt rs mas plan Ga these lessons 20
how the American sChcoiboy how Dc
may become a Grst-ratc. aliarodnl
athlete without interfering with ais
studies practically without cost and
with permanent bencat 20 his general
health
No thc seho1lhcys PARENTS via also
takc thc trouble 60 follow these las.
SON they win nsToc that ne cuugsc
can Do only so benefit % their soa
gnd they NAV acquire a ten ideas they
cen put to personal use
Ia fact Che 1rst stems Ga lhe kmcrt
can schcoltoy athletic career a..
pend almost wholly 90 thc parents Cor
dhey should lesia hoiore thc hoy Is ~
age to 50 to school
start with Bshyhood
hia eeucguoa aionE these ines
ought % egsin spon after he Il cat o.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
Prompt Remittance.

J. A. Sisk Of Hopkins received Sfi7
from the government last week. said
amount being due him since 1864 and
1865. as follows; Clothing. June %.
1865. - cents, short paid in February,
1868 siaS; short paid ia January,
1864. s2e0. While Uncle sam Is very
Kind 10 pay this amount after a period
OF more than forty years. he neglected
20 send the interest which, 10 figured
at s per cent would have increased
the amount considerably.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

-Four hundred children In the public
school baldlng al Lees Summit rushed
out IN disorder recently when a Ere
alarm vas sounded In all Of the
eight rooms attempts were made to
use the ERE drlll. but someone on the
outside shouted Are and the children
refused 20 follow the usual discipline.
Gathering their books in their arms
most Of them made for the nearest
exits and got out without anyone being
injured. The FIRE. which originated IN
at attic above the second floor, was
caused by sparks from a defective fur
mace hue. The prompt arrival Of the
IRE department saved the building
from serious damage.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
a saIeen 20 h Ruehanan.

The county court Of buchanan coun-
Is has decided 20 hold a local option
election In buchanan county April H..
The order % the county Judges was
made after the presentation OF ~ pc
tltions. signed by 500 persons. living
in the county outside OF St Joseph
They were presented after the Rev Al
bert Bushnell OF Kansas City. presi.
dent OF the Auti-Saloon league Of Mis-.
souri, had addressed a small audience
al the court house.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Fourteen county collectors from the
various counties throughout the state
met at Chnticoihe where the matter
%pcrsiniug 90 testing che validity Of
the township organization law passed
ln 1901. was Thoroughly discussed.
There sire nc counties IN The state
which adopted township organization
after the electioR OF the county col
icciors Go their offices for four years.
ana which after the passage OF tie law
does away with the collectors. their
time expiring the huai Monday IN thla
month
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Postmaster Jones Of Brookfeld can
locate plenty OF chauneurs but Is un.
able 20 comply with this request from
Newheid, ~ Y: "Postmistress.
Brookheld. Mo- Dear Friend. VIII
YOU please send me the names and adj
dresses Of two or three respectable
cowboys? am very much interested
IN western life and anxious to follow
that business. II IL is not legal for
sou to grant the favor will you please
ask another 10 do e.? Hoping this viii
not demand toe much % your time.
remain. Gratefully Yours, B. l. Haw-
kins.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

by his own efforts after he has oncl
been Ausht 90 Latter On even morg
oomulcN exercises such as The simple
onos taught in gmpasiuu's NAV b.,
added io the UnDcse Performance
rbis Ufaucre uork brlnss into play
every muscle making ne tenter us
secs sicoastr and p,iabia mskiuz
baby graoeiu3 ant sclfconGdoEA
Ahoyc an aont let him imagine D. =
hailg ma3e 90 cxonCla Let hN
thiuk &C. Is a same and praise - ~
neienCy.
The exercises On the irapeEe "a,
appear dlaculi A. a matter 81 acl
fhas are mere play
ALnEar PA1SoN rERllUNE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
aurn,a Hsrself % 800.

Mrs Hattie Grote. wife Of r. n,
Crote, a Sedalla grocer. was found
burned to death Ia the rear yard az
the family home recently. she arose
az ave o'clock TO prepare breakfast.
An hour later the dead body was
found by her husband Al Intervals
Tor several years Mrs Grotc had sui
fcrcd from melancholy She vas "a
years old and The mother of three chill.
drcn a. o. believed she committed
auieiir.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
70 Aeoompany he coyernor.

Gov Folk has appointed J. A. ecker.
son. tho well known engineer. and Ncl.
son " Mcleod OF ST. Louis ami nr.
W H. BLACK, president OF the Missouri
Valley collcEo at Marshall 10 accom-.
pany him 10 Washington. Mas f2. uoyt.
90 aid him IN representing Missouri
ia The congrcaa called bY President
Roosevelt ior the purpose of conslaer.
inE the conservation of The natural 90.
sources ~ the country.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
she Wa. Llnselnr cau,In.

Mrs katherine s~ulliuEer. % years
Old a cousin 81 Abraham Lincoln. died
recently AZ her home. four miles from
Joplin Mrs sullingar was a Missouri
Fioueer ana lived ia Jasper county IS
years She retained her mental facul.
ties unlmpaired until near the close
Of her life. and delighted Ia recalling
Incidents ln The early lifc Of her dis.
tingulahei relative Shc was a play.
mate 90 Mr. Lincoln "a childhood.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Charged with having placed Ia cir.
culation enc worthless checks against
the ConQucror Trust company I.
y. Lawrence Of Joplin vas arrested
recently Lawrence declares be- en.
tered the business % buying waste
paper IN association With Sylvester
Kennedy" of 81 Louis who. he says.
authorized the circulation OF the
worthless paper, ranging in rcputcd
value from e5 cents % sgI
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

The national banks OF Missouri. ok.
elusive OF those IN reserve cities had
aggregate resources OF 81. 652.128 ON
February ~. the date 90 the last re.
port of The comptroller OF the chr.
reucy on December 3. The aggregate
resources of these same banks were
sft 229 os6 individual deposits ag.
grcgated Ssf.isS9G AS compared With
s2f.l50 92G December s
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
sumnsr sehoeI q. n. S. y.

The ninth annual summer school OF
the state university will begin June
Z and last until August T. The direc.
tor Of the summer session. Dr. Junius
i-athrop Merlin. expects the attend
ance this summer to be larger than
last year. when 952 students were On.
rolled fer work The attendance upon
the summer session Is made up chiefly
Of the teachers Of the state who are
trying to ecure a degree or a state
certificate and no miss any Of the
winter months from their work The
coming summer 81 courses are offered
In "a departments. The faculty al
ready has been elected.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
- counly 80 saIsan.

Platte county voted Ga favor oi a.
looms hy a majority 0f $40 On a total
vote Of 5000 The vote was the
largest ever cast On "a special election
In tho county Twenty Of the % pre-
clnois went against prohibition The
only d-y townships were pcals Green
and Preston Park college Is la Peuls
township
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

That EharptonEued Miss Redpepp
has been saying some mighty mean
things about you and your Wtfe
What for instanceg
says you picked her up AZ 8 bar.
gain counter.
Great Scott. I did She vas the
pretfisst girl that ever stood bshind
one"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

while hls mind was temporarily
blank a New Jersey man left home and
came 10 Missouri Some peoples IN
stincts guide them better than 40 their
brains.