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The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30
HELLO There

A few choice lots on Rood and
White avenues. Small payment
down; balance in monthly INSTALL
ments. Come quick, for they won't
last long.
A fine 7-room modern house; close
In; laundry; barn; two lots. An ex-
eeptionai bargain. only s2.50O.
sh acres; all in orchard; mostly
bearing; good buildings; full water
right. Only S6,500.
A few snaps on Orchard mesa on
easy terms.
We write fire insurance and loan
money on real estate.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

That was a delightful way M
ocrats in his editorial this mornin
of hungry dogs Mr.. Newton alw
that would lead you to believe tn
had not very frequently been in
no bar on decency, even in a pol
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

The republican violating principles
of the Associated Press which they will be called
Over number partisan dispatches each morning furnished by the
publican publicity committee Denver the significant
Associated Press This lie miead
The Associated anything
dispatches
SON and another headed Hughes Majority Legislature
the line BY Associated Press color
BILE lies the Associated Press being used You
taismanic line will not be used Denver
it the of truth The yellow kinds hadig
what dangerous ground they reading which
their 4
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

Be sure your plumbing is in every
way sanitary. j. e. Mckenzie, the
plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

That speech Hills Mr. Albany Wednesday
night worth fifty thousand the
the whole
there still much with David Bennett Hills New
York politics.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

We guarantee our hay to be Just as
represented. Rhinehart.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

We want your sewer connections.
]. Il. Mckenzie, the plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

The county republican convention mighty dried affair
the language the republican sheet Mr. Voter DO think had
with candidates
recall
candidate! IT, the you believe
rhe candidates. whom vast Taken
FORM Mr. Big Five OF need introduction
who constitute that organization.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

+. Newton had of referring to dem
g. He says they were like a lot
ays did have way of putting things
at he was raised on a dung hill and
he society of gentlemen. There is
itical campaign.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

Does know aside from politicians, Hag-
got happens to be3 Mr. Haggott happens be the
of would hardly this Haggot
can be readily recalled Haggot those individuals life
whom call slipper
forces who generally fat all their
Just what He lieutenant
people out of hundred the
wants to succeed himself He has brightest
Young the stateJohn A. Martin Martin
making the days and nights of Mr. Haggott wakeful
derfu canvass that he artn) making Hggot will
served following this
ward why Haggott appeared the stage al
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

Heating stove cheap at s4s Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

Post and Boyd have opened up a
new livery stable on Colorado avenue
between Third and Fourth.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

Phone Van s-.rn.s for drugs.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30
For than half dozen years it has been urged up

than years republican
boards OF county do effective road building One
of the propositions build boulevard between Fua Palde
through Grand Junction dollars spent
the oashoned roads, but they practically the
condition today the republican
affairs This county
republican board of commissioners will build such road
proposed least until Fifteen
dollars which has been for voting machines would laid
a
board
least the party
board, the law intended they should have
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

Walter Welman
along predicts Ohio will
without there upheava between this the
election This acondnt republicans which
they He qualities his remarkable prediction
the republicans fighting uphill
conditions defeated his
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30


tween Palade and Fruita.
him national fame along that line predicts that Ohio will go for Bryan
election This the alcondnt republicans which
republicans fighting
conditions but right Taft is defeated his state
cannot possibly carry Palsade precinct
that by within hundred there such direct
governed ms hn an
with what unanimty they will support him
being
afraid of panic elected
the panic the 500 100000 oes holders
need repetition of the republican panic
ought to will the city Grand Junction We believe
'hs I a He & srs 5
believe stronger today that the
people
the state which were carried by Mr. Bryan
people will the the Hearst
e the e state nd n with T0 M states that n party @ M
letters it ought to have standing with the American people
% find & ss0 Ss with h g mny the % % Sn the
is to defeat William Jennings Bryan for the presidency.
organization county only
that has people county
illustrate voting very
the leaders opposition people
straight republican they
and beyond that they do not desire them to be taught
Final Guggenheim camp Denver
gether with the wherewa accomplish purpose
defeat William Weiser Guggenhem
will Mr. Bancroft
be would his Mr. Guggenhem another millionaire Col
SpngsCarence while
and there much with the orders defeat the will of the
people they have late accomplish
croft will have himself with the
another
That delightful way of referring
ocrats his editorial this He like lot
hungry dogs Mr. Newton alw did have putting things
would lead believe tn
had frequently been he society gentlemen There
no bar on decency even in pol ical campaign
when see above from Denver re
ating politics the
being perpetated by the other sheet
The republicans extremely desperate straits They
pillar
in the good business platform Marcus Shores
which Alexander Seegmler
himself almost ready finds
attack Mr..
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

Bancroft possibly the Paisade precinct There
revolt candidacy
precinct within there antag
onism against Mr. precinct the people of this
should be Bancroft nighb think of him
with what unanimty they will support him.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-30

millions
their being markets
afraid should Mr. Bryan be elected
There will be panichs all will
the the 900 office holders will job With
such
need repetition present republican panic.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-28
The Misses lump talsrtain.

The Misses Klumpp entertain
ed the Young Ladies Club Thurs
day afternoon in a most delight
fui manner, Bcsid, members
90 the club severe married
ladies were invited Tue guests
present included;
Misses Sara and Carrie vii.
son, Iona Delamater, Alene
Baa>jcy, Harriet Cole, Berry,
R o,,, Mary aud Dora Kjumpp,
Mc>dames ChaS Beasley, G,
A D.ltms'er, Henry Kampp,
Cha~ Kumpp.
Mrs Bya>lcy having the high.
est score received a handsome
PACK nf cards
Dainty refreshments were
s~yr,rl az the conclusion II th,
gHiaeS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-28
Decoration Day Program,

The members Of the G. A. R.
will celebrate Decoration day
Saturday morning at the Green
Lawn Cemetery and at 900 in
the afternoon in Central park
IN this city an excellent program
will be given.
On the program: Mayor J. X.
II artin, address. B. F. Ponuus,
Camp Fire Yarns, NJ. l. Fry.
Poem. WIN. Bclcher. Reading.
Prof E NJ. Chamberlain, Read.
ing. Reading. the Battle Of
Gettysburg by Harold Epi e-son.
of Sedalia.
Music will be furnished by
Brlcher'S Band.
This promises 10 be an in
teresting and instructive pro
gram.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-28

This week our attention was
called 70 the methods adopted by
patent medicine houses 70 adyer-
tise A certain party was ~
with rheumatism several weeks
ago and an item was put IN the
Tribune's local columns 70 that
effect, A press clipping bureau
sent the item 10 the various
houses interested, and this week
the sick man received letters
from a number a these concerns
regarding his illness. This
shows the up to dateness Of mod
ern advertising methods.
The White Sox will play the
Nevada team at this place next
Sunday. This win be a good
game.
Mrs. DR.. II. d. Olson is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. J. n.
Utterson in Webb City.
The White Sox did not play at
Rockville last Sunday on account
Of the bad roads.
W. T. Duvall is able to be at
his place Of business again, we
are pleased to note.
Guido Jaeger spent several
days last week with his family
here.
Jud Lamb has about completed
his new residence on West Wal.
nut.
Judge Geo. Templeton was a
Kansas City visitor Friday.
Spraker's merry-go-round is
running in Central Park
The city s new concrete reser-
voir is nearly completed.
All kinds Of Bicycle Goods
Joe Anderson. If
j. ID. Moore was a Kansas
City visitor Friday.
Bicycle and Gun Repairing
Joe Anderson. If
J. ". Baker was a Butler yisi.
tor Friday.
II did not rain Tuesday
Boost Rich Hill.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-28
P,nnsaI Aosit:ai

Henry kiunpp and JoAn
Krriscr were slightly iujared u
"a runaway sccid,2t which &C
carried Tuesday evening
Tho Young men were driving
oltbe South Side, when their
horse took fright At au sUtomo-
h,le and ran away, d~emoishing
the buggy, and dumping the oo'
cupmts cut
Mr, Klnmpp's injuries are
sach thn, ho viii be confined q
Isis noon for several days.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.


See Us for printing.
Tribune for job printing.
Del Douglas was at Nevada
Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Pearson is visit
ing relatives in Pittsburg, Kas.
Mrs. Sam1. Miller, Of West
Olive ST., is reported seriously
i'll.
d. F. Morrow, OF Nevada, was
a Rich Hill visitor Tuesday az
ternoon.
DR.. II. w. Lancaster, OF Ne
vada, was a Rich Hill visitor
Tuesday.
The air-dome has been playing
TO good houses this week and
putting on first class perform
ances
Miss Nell Coughlin, who has
been visiting in Guthrie, Okla,
she past month, has arrived
home.
Chas. F. Beard. Bates Cos.
popular and efficient sheriff, was
a business visitor in Rich Hill
Tuesday.
VIM. NJ. Rice and wife, Of But
Ter, we're Rich Hill visitors Tues.
day. Mr.. Rice was a pleasan.
caller At this Office.
Miss Essie Goa, OF Kansas
City, who hAsbeen the guest o
Miss Pansy Wilson, has return
ed 10 her home.
w. w. Cheyerton, the farmer
and stockman mad a valuable col
killed by lightning during The
storm Friday night.
Rev. Smith, who recently pur
chased the old Stafford propert!
on South Fsyette Street, is pre-
pairing 10 build an addition o
three rooms 70 his house, erect
substantial barn, and improve hi
possessions In other ways.
The Grimth Grocer Co. ha
lust closed a deal, whereby il be
comes the owner Of the Whit
Palace Grocery, formerly owne.
by II. n. Stewart. l. NJ. Grit
fifth has also purchased Nh
Stewards residence property.
The annual graduating exe'
cises Of the graduates of IN
rural public schools took place q
the Christian church in Butte
Tuesday night There were :
graduates, coming from ever
part OF the county.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-28

II all the plans now under way
for corn prizes mature. and the
season is favorable, Bates couu-
ty will this year jump from third
to first place in the production Of
corn. The young men and boys
have never before had such iu-
centive to work for big crops as
are offered them this year, and
all sections Of the county they
are preparing to compete for the
many tempting prizes offered
Butler Democrat.
Don't make fun of the sweet
girl graduate and the college ora
tor They are the real men and
women Of the days when the
people who affect an amusedly
pstronizing air toward them To-
day will be lettering trembling
liz down the hin az lie, sans
eyerything-Ex
Astounding news: The Tri-
bune cleaned house Tuesday
afternoon and for a few hours
hardly looked like a printing of
fee force has sufficiently
recovered by this time TO be az
work again.
DR.. W A. Quayle, well known
in Missouri aud Kansas as II
orator and preacher, was elected
a bishop in the N. Z Church, at
| Baltimore this week.
Harry Marsh gave a big open.
ing Of his soda fountain Tuesday
and remembered the Tribune
force so some cold drinks.
Thanks.
The W. CT L. VIII mystne
at the NJ. T. Church Friday
Afternoon ar 500 AN are cordial.
ly invited 10 attend
The Kansas City pauors are
still quarreling about the B cent
fare FOR street car service
John W. GenCh has put 10
concrete walk along his pyopes'y
in the East End
The ladies ~ the ~ f. Chnrcl
South, are collecting a ear @.
waste paper.
Raymond Stewart is NOW ho
hind the counters in the T1ylo.
grocery.
Horses around town ere rapid
us becoming accustomed O. auto
mobiles
Prof I. r. Robinson and wi,.
are visiting relatives 90 Butler
Mrs. Samu Barr, OF Butler !.
, visiting Rich HIN relatives.
: Kansas is beginning her cr.
for harvest hands
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-28

ing the first railroad built west
.of the Allegheny M sunfains He
says no scrapers we've used and
all the cuts and fills were made
With shoyels and Who'll barrows.
Workmen got 75c per day for
their labor. when l-e ioad
was completed only one engineer
was used aud all the SSH Cling
was done with cattle Finally
this engine fell into 4 ditch and
cattle were used to d 80 the
trains. r. Drexel Star.
The latter part Of last week a
mad bun dog from Rich Hill
passed through Fulton and TO
the northwest biting dogs on
his way. So far as known all
dogs bitten have been killed
mad dog was killed west Of
Mantey. -Pleasanton Enterprise
The dredge boat which is work
ing east from Athol, crossed
the Rich Hill road today ana A
NJ. Lyons, who has the work in
charge hopes 10 complete his con
tract within the next thirty days.
Butler Democrat.
The editor while in Butler Sat
urday. called at the store recen-
tly bought there by Gench Bros.
of this city. They have a large
and well stocked hardware store
there and are enjoying a good
business.
Rev. Chr. Bunge received word
Sunday of the death Of his
mother at Detroit, Mich. Rev.
Bunge could not attend the fun
eral, on account of his having
charge of funeral is this city
Monday.
The college students are be-
ginning TO pour in after a years
hard work, and as is always the
case. show that they are glad 10
get home.
Miller Bros. Wild West Show
is at Nevada today, and several
Rich Hil.ians were attracted to
the asylum city as a result.
The big drainage ditch along
with Rich Hills new enterprise
viii make Rich Hin grow more
rapidly than ever
Harry Marsh opened his fine
new ica cream parlors Tuesday
10y giving free drinks TO all.
Corners
Bates county is rapidly taking
.the lsadI n corn growing This
county Is one OF scientific far.
mers
Mrs rs. d. Jones and family
ma. # r. I..-.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-07

done? Eaten peas with e spoon or de-
manded macaroni uncut?
Nan leaned wearily against a chair and
1T has been a dreadful mistake. Bob
Don't Joke about it, dear. vincenzo-to-
night.he has fallen in love with me-"
Bob leaned back in his chair and laugh
ed heartily.
tween Whiea goes to .aew;" he s,spea bf !.
entirely correct. He fell right into our
life, our ways. He is one OF us. don't
would not fall in love with you'll he had
the opportunities of seeing you in your
most charming, womanly moods as poor
It's bad theroist who won't accept the
results of her own experiments"
this. Bob. l thought n I the honor NOR Of the
Bob bit his lip
the DID 6al he say anything that reflected on
Moo. He was lovely but. bit hys.
terical. He said-well. you know what
that he was unworthy OF me--that he
would not have placed me in such false
and then he jumped into his car-your
Gar, Gar. l mean. and went down the drive
''He didn't happen to say that he
thought 1t a shame for a pretty girl to
lose by trickery the best sunburst Tiffany
could put I'D. did hep"
lily against the table. Ibid he known
Everything. my dear! vincenzo is 9
chap met in Paris, the younger son OF
an old Roman family, who have nothing
which the state will not permit them 10
sell-and Vincenzo was studying architec-
ture. with the laudible intention of earn
ing a fortune to keep the COMPOUNDED
chapels and relics in the family. I gave
him his first commission, and he has re-
taliated by demanding the hand of my
only sister. That's gratitude for you! I'll
send him packing in the morning." said
Bob with assumed fierceness. Then sud-
denly figure all in white nestled against
his broad shoulder, a slim arm crept
around his neck.
'Td-rd rather you wouldn't Bob. I
need a new sunburst worse than anything
else IN the world, except"
"A glimpse of Pantozzi's face at this
ed 1905 by Associated Literary Press.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-07
THEODORE A. BELLS SPEECH.

If the speech which Theodore A. Bell
of California, delivered today in his
capacity as temporary chairman of the
Democratic national convention. can be
taken as a criterion of the proceedings
OF the assemblage that are to follow, 1t
will go down in history as one Of the
most conservative of gatherings that
has ever been INDUCED in by the Dem
ocrats. There was no ranting and
tearing by Mr.. Bell, such as is custo-
mary with Democratic takers when
they want to make political medicine.
His remarks are conservative to the
highest degree. except on possibly one
or two occasions when he fiays the Re
publicans for the platform they adopt
ed at Chicago. But he does not con-
fine himself to telling what the Re-
publicans have and have not done. He
has plenty of suggestions couched in
sound and sober language as to what
the Democrats ought to do. This is
also a trife unusual. for generally the
Democrats have seemed to content
themselves in times past with declar-
ing that the Republicans are all wrong
and let it go at that without offering
any salutary remedies.
And then there's another notable
feature to Mr.. Bells speech. There's
not a mention in it of Mr. Bryan who
is to be, without doubt. the candidate
of the party for president. nor are any
policies mentioned as being his. Sena-
tor Burrows, the temporary chairman
of the Republican national convention.
was roundly scored for the scant trib-
ute he offered in his speech to Mr..
Roosevelt, the acknowledged leader of
the Republican party. In all PROBABLE
ity Mr.. Bell will come in for a worse
scoring from the admirers and friends
of the famed Nebraskan. and the ac-
knowledged leader of the Democratic
party Senator Burrows did conde-
scend to mention Roosevelt's name but
Mr.. Bell is as silent Of Mr.. Bryan as
though no such individual existed
Starting off with the assertion, that
the Republican party has not been true
to the trust imposed upon it but that
it has betrayed the common interest
into the hands of the enemies of good
government, Mr.. Bell insists that way
down deep in the heart of the Repub-
lican convention there was a feeling of
anger and resentment over the popular
clamor for reforms and that it is evil
dent that there is no bona fide intention
on he part of the Republican party of
granting any reforms. He declares
that the Republican platform is made
up of three parts, barren promises,
makeshifts and evasions.
A prominent part of Mr.. Bells speech
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-07
GLOBE SIGHTS.

[From the Atchison Globe.
The poorer a play is, the longer i,
A woman never eats when she has
anything else to do
The roses your hear of in cheeks are
more often found in noses.
When a man dies, and his kin are
glad of it, they say "he is better off. -
When a girl marries her affinity -
her father usually has to support him
We are all outwardly more cheer
full about giving than we feel inside.
When a woman starts out to reform
she only thinks of the faults of the
men.
People haven't learned anything
with their years if they haven't
learned patience.
Every time a man is abused by
other men. 1t strengthens his memory
for names and faces
What becomes of the brunettes
when they die? Angels are always pic
tured as perfect blondes.
1t costs pile to buy an automobile
but if you want to sell one it is worse
than selling bantam chickens.
When a boy breaks anything, he
is a naughty boy. but when a girl
breaks anything, it is an accident.
What has become of the old-fash-
toned woman who believed that when
anyone told a story it would choke
him?
Every young man feels as though
he had received a cold shower bath
when his best girl asks him how much
he gets a month.
A mother washes her boys face al
least six times a day, for the first ten
years of his life; 21.360 times in all
Is there anything else that could stand
that much soap and water?
When a boy says he hates to speak
a piece in school, the older folks call
him a BOBBY, and think he is telling
a story, but if you will try it yourself
you will find him in earnest.
The only time henpecked man has
the center of the stage at his home
is when his wife thinks she hears a
burglar in the house, and makes him
head the procession to investigate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-07
HUzAOR or THE Day

ADMINISTRATION me. but did you evan
notice what lahge feet Mr.. Stockyman
has?
Miss Capsicum-I think I've never no.
ticed that-but / have observed that he
wears mans size hat.-Chicago Tribune.
Blox-A scientist claims that mental la
Dor is one OF the chief causes of a sallow
complexion and wrinkles.
gressmen preserve their good looks.-Chi-
cago Daily News.
why do people make 20 much fun OF
the spring poets?'
Because the spring poets have no un-
ion and are careless about voting. Chi
Smawley-Do you believe that money
Ardupp-You bet 1 do. I no sooner get
my hands on a dollar than 1t says Good
by."-Chicago News.
Mr.. Purslington says he believes a man
should pay as he goes"
debt Se must drG Se the ay he get. into
backwards. Star.
What do you understand by the term
crying evil. ?? asked the teacher.
"A baby" answered little Dickey, who
happened to be the youngest son of an
apartment house janitor.-Chicago Trib-
une-
Patience-which is your gift to the bride.
Patrice-I don't know There are eight
butter-knives, and for the life of me 1
can't tell which is the one 1 sent!-Yon-
kers Statesman.
-. Our engagement is so romantic. Not
like other affairs"
"How's that?"
why. Freddy assured me that 1 am
positively the first girl he has loved this
season. "-Pittsburg Post.
The veteran Senator announced that he
intended to resign. mo. viii not recon-
slider" he told his protesting constituents.
This place Is getting packed with fresh
youngsters-many Of them not a day over
60. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
do you ever meet DR.. Rybold?" of
ten. He and I-er-are thrown togeth-
err a good deal We travel on the same
suburban trolley line."-Chicago Tri-
bune.
Mamma-Good gracious. George! What
is the matter with Freddie Jones? Is the
child having fit?
Georgie-No, mamma. You know Fred
''altitudinosity" before Bobbie ran twice
around the block.-Puck.
Mighty bad to fall by the wayside,"
says a cheerful brother. but it's worse
than bad to lie there and boiler when you
might rise and run."-Atlanta Constitu-
tion.
Boss-Do you believe that time is mon
ey?
Boss-Then would you Just as lief take
a months vacation in place of that
months salary that's coming to you?-
Cleveland Leader
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-07
QUAKER NEGOTIATIONS.
tFrom the Philadelphia Record

tFrom the Philadelphia Record.
Some people are only tireless in
making others tired.
Many a girl who knows nothing
about archery can draw a beau.
All things equalize themselves. Find
ing fault, for instance. is merely losing
time.
We should all prefer our friends to
be close-mouthed rather than close
listed.
There are lots of men outside the
theatrical business who never had q
show.
Clothes may not make a man, but
the lack of them would be at least
embarrassing.
There is safety in numbers"
quoted the Wise Guy. "And yet we
are told that too many cooks spoil the
BROTH" added the Simple Mug.
Blobbs-"It always takes a woman
a long time to come to the point"
Slobbs-"You must have been watch
ing one sharpen a pencil"
Tommy-"Pop. rooster doesn't
have hair, does hep" Tommy's Pop
mo, my son." Tommy-"Then what
good does it do him to have a comb? ?"
Muggins-''why did you give money
to that bum?" Buggins-"Oh. I be-
lieve in casting bread upon the
waters" Muggins-''Wel1. guess
he'll come back soaked all right