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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12
NOTES FROM BOWLING GREEN

WhuS NIffui y uue stu.
The ladies ot Antioch Christian church
VIII sell Ice cream on court day in Rul.
iard Han, the proceeds TO go for benefit
of church.
Miss Beattie, who has been a guest of
iier friend, Miss Estelle Collins, left Tues
dAy Tor her home in West Virginia.
Mrs G. y. Burt and little daughter. of
Naverly, are spending some time with
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. W. l.. Broad
dus
Miss Alice Broaddus left Monday for
Richmond, where she will spend several
weeks with relatives
Mr.. +. ID. Coghill left Saturday night
Tor Memphis to attend the Confederate
reunion.
Rev, and Mrs. C.. O. Tuttle aud Miss
hemphil, OF Norfolk. were guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Richards
Mics Margaret Webb has returned to
her home here from Hollins, at which
institution she graduated with high
honors.
Miss Susie Davidson has returned to
her home in Washington after spending
a lew weeks with her friend, Miss Blanche
Coghill
Miss Edythe Chandler returned Mon
day from visit TO Atlanta.
MISS Louise HRines is spending several
weeks with relatives I'm Washington.
Mr.. Perry and two children. of Norfolk.
are guests Of his mother and sisters here
Miss Pattie Cary, of Richmond, who
has been visiting Miss Annie White. has
gone 70 fredericksburg e. spend some
time
Miss Carrie Valentine, OF Richmond. il
a guest Oi Mrs. X. A. Coghin.
Mrs. Howerton Gravatt, after a visit
OF several days to Mrs f. II. Gravatt.
left Monday for Washington.
Mrs. q. G. Ray. of Atlanta, Is a guest
OF DR.. c. s. Webb and family.
Mrs. u. A. Williams and daughter. Miss
Mary, OF Essex, are spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. II. T. Glassen.
The condition of Mr. A. h. Chandler
who has been very sick at his home here
10 much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. johnson. who have
been guests Of Mrs. Lucy Voolfolk, have
returned to New Kent
Mrs. +. W. Chandler and little sou
John Ridgely. left Tuesday for a visit t.
friends at Penola and Richmond.
Rev. Mr. Gil. of the Caroline circuit
filled the pulpit ot the Methodist churcl
Sunday morning and night, delivering
two able sermons.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12
ADDITIONAL SPOTSYLVANIA
COURT PROCEEDINGS

Luck v. Brumley. jury failed To agree
and case continued. Graves. a.. and
Embrey, p. d.
Vance v. Hehin. dismissed. agreed.
Butzner. p. q and Embrey. .. d
Colbert v. Watkins, set for trial Wed
Hesdsy. ne Goolrick and Butzner. p. O., F.
W; Coleman and Carter, p. d.
William Street. through his attorney.
+. W. Coleman, pleaded guilty OF forgery
ana was given the minimum sentence of
years hard labor on public roads.
Peden V. Grady, &c, A. T. Embrev
trustee, ordered to make sale of a Ger
tain tract OF land. F. W. Coleman. o.
q. B1tzner, p. d.
Grisgs v. Sheriff. Administrator. &c.
leave granted 20 file answer IN 30 days.
Graves p. q. and Coleman D. d.
Reynolds v. Corbin and ais. settled and
dismissed. DeJArnette D. O., Fred w
Coleman and Alvin T. Embrey D. d.
koss v. Ross, sale OF small tract of land
ordered. Graves p. q.
Dickinson v. Thompson. Fred. W Cole
man p. a. and c. O'Conor Goolrick D. d.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12
RANDLpR-MACON PROBLEM
Two Reports on Ownership QUESTION Submitted
to Trustees.

The special committee OF the Randolph
Macon system to the Board OF Trustees
submitted two reports in Richmond
tuesday, the majority report reafiirmin0
the action OF the board and declining to
change the charter OF the institution to
meet the requirements OF the Virginia
Methodist Conference. thus insuring the
eligibility OF the school for the Carnegie
foundation. The minority report sug-
gests concessions IN the favor OF the
suggestions made By the recent Netho-
disI conference regarding the dominion
OF Ine school by the church body.
Ihe report Is q reply to the special re-
port OF the Methodist Conference. IL
oeaic largely with the question OF owner
snip oy the church of the Randolph Ma
con system, which question caused con-
siderable stir In the last conference.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12

trustee, deed trust on so acres.
FRANK lluarles, It uT so Lee j. Graves.
Trustee, deed trust on / , and G acres.
NJ ana W. watkins to Lee j. Graves
trustee. deed trust on al acres.
=. Nv olfrey to Alvin T. Embrey, trus-
tee. deed trust on 36G acres.
=. Gslhnger to A. T. Embrey, trustee.
J deed trust on 81 acres.
Gordon and Randall to W. W. Butz.
ner, trustee, deed trust on personal prop.
erty
J. S. Kent to Lee J. Graves. trustee
oeeo trust on personal property.
Z. W. Oliver ct ux to A. II. Embrav
trustee, deed trust on 30, 93S and "a
acres.
Joseph c. Gordon TO J. p. II. Girls.
mond. trustee, deed trust
4 {. Phillips to Lee J. Graves. trustee
deed trust on personal property.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12
SP0TSYLvANIA DEEDS

List OF writings admitted to record IN
the Clerks office OF Spotsylvania comfy
Circuit court since the April term. 1908.
Lee J. Graves TO W. T. Robinson. ,
J. T. Herndon ct ux to C. Sullivan. 25
acres. -
Isaac Hirsh, Pres. NJ. NJ. Asso., to J
T. Mitchell, power attorney
Chas. +. beazley ct uI to A. C. Beazley
ct ais, 14lk. PSI and 40 acres.
acres. -
Ida and J. C. Kuhn to J. A. Talley.
5Sis acres
lot %. w.
F1trhugh Harrison ct ais to B. r. Har-
rison, 3l2 acres.
Kate A Peyton to f. d. McGee, tim.
+: D McGee TO A. T. Embrey, timber.
W 4. MOncure 1t ais To Lester Smell
lings, lots 9 and 10
n. L. Smith to T. s. Coleman. power
attorney.
Rosa NJ. Layton to j. F. Gouldman.
power attorney.
Waldron Sprout Co to x. II. Wake
man, release.
r. 5. Carneal ct W TO Cyrene Gallinger
10 acres.
Alvin T. Embry ct ux to Solon Taylor.
Enterprise b. Asso. to T. A. Harris.
Jr., power attorney
5. F. Shepherd to W. d. Shepherd, 14s
acres
J. Y. Dickinson ct Ok to Lewis Stan
ley, 1l5h acres.
Henry Stubb to John Chiles, 35% acres
y. t. Dillard to John Chiles, Tx acres.
w. 5. Alsop to X. n. Goolrick, con-
tract
A. 7. Embrey ct VI to Mrs. V. Amer
man, lots 20 and PC.
fredericksburg Normal and Industrial
Institute to Henry Robinson, lot %.
Tom Edler ct ais to George Elder, Il
acres.
William Elder ct ais to Lewis Elder,
33 1-5 acres.
Lewis Elder ct ais to John Edler. a.
acres.
John Elder ct ais to VIM. Elder, 80 Is
acres.
George Elder ct ais to Tom Elder, 3O,
acres.
John Woolirey ct ais to 5. c. Paytes.
- acres
Jno. J. Stephens ct VI to W. T. Pul.
liam. 10 acres.
J. c. Jennings ct u1 to WI. Pulliam 50
acres.
Chas. A. Williamson to Hugh A..
Williamson, 10 acres.
J. W. Powell ct ais to c. NJ. and Robt.
May, acres.
American Surety Co. to T. s. Coleman
power OF attorney.
Thomas Randall TO C. J. French, bill OF
sale.
Lee J. Graves ct als to Jno. W. Nc
Galley. 13lh acres.
Lee J. Graves, speckleommissioner, to
Maury Jackson, 6H acres.
Il. w. Chewning ct ux to A. Is. Chewn-
ing, 1875 acres.
X. n. boswell to c. O'Conor Goolrick.
lots 3, >. and u.
VIM. Pendleton ct ux TO A. b. Custis,
acres.
J, r. Sullivan ct uI TO Sampson Lloyd,
10 Lie acres.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12
DON'T EXPERIMENT
You Will Make No Mis-.
take if You Follow
This Fredericksburg
Citizens Advice.
Never neglect your kidners.

Never neglect your kidneys.
H you have pain IN the back, urinary
disorders, dizziness and nervousness.
It's time to act and no time to expert
ment. These are all aymptoms ofkid-
ney trouble, and you should seek a rem
edy which Is known to cure the Kidneys.
Doan's Kidney pills IL the remedy TO
use. No need TO experiment. IL has
cured many stubborn cases IN Freder-
icksburg. Follow the advice OF a Fred.
ericksburg citizen and be cured yourself
Mrs. Fannie P. Mills, Lang's Place.
fredericksburg. Va, says: II was AZ.
hlcted for a long time with a severe case
oil kidney trouble. Ny back often grew
so painful that | could not do my house
work and STOPPING, lifting or any over.
exertion aggravated my suffering. |
tried all kinds OF remedies, but nothing
helped me until procured DOan's Kid
ney Pills at Goolrick's Modern Phar-
macy. They effected acomplete cure and
my back has not troubled ne since"
For sale by ell dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents Tor the United States.
Remember the name-Do -Doan's-and
take no other.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12
W. [. DOLLY, JR.,
wins SCHOLARSHIP

Among the candidates from Virginia
receiving one Of she Hopkins scholar.
ships at the Johns Hopkins Universitv
Baltimore. was Mr.. W. L. Dolly. Jr. son
OF hey. w. l.. Dolly. pastor Of the Metho-
dist church OF this city. ''' ~
These scholarships are awarded To
candidates who are considered to be the
most deserving OF choice because of
their character andintellectual promise I"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12
BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE
COMMENCEMENT

The fifteenth commencement WAS the
the most successful ever held DR.. Chap
pell, OF Nashville. preached the annual
sermon and Gov. Swanson delivered the
apdress 20 audiences OF 200 persons.
The graduating class numbered forty
four.
Vhe Board OF Trustees reported an In
crease In property values during the past
four years OF $50. 900. Rev. James Can
non, Jr., was Es-eircted principal for a
fourth term OF five years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12

Are you tired, tagged out, nervous,
sleepiees. feel mean2 HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain TEA strengthens the nerves,
makes digestion natural, brings rsisesh-
ing sleep. builds up the whole aystem.
35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
w. L. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12

Puts that feeling OF vim and 20 into
your tired brain aud body that makes
lie pleasure OF health and happiness;
you feel as young In years and looks rs a
child-it's HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, greatest summer tonic. 30 cents.
Tea or Tablets.
W. l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12
AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP

Mr.. +. p. Ramsey, a graduate of Fred
ericksburg College, son OF Rev. DIR. Ram
sey, former president OF the college. was
awarded one of the Robinson scholar
ships at Johns Hopkins University, Bal
timore.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-12
HYOMEI

Cures catarrh or money back. Juss
breathe it in. Complete outfit. fncEnding
inhaler 81. Extra BOTTLES 6Oc. DrugRists1
Keep thelittle ones healthy and happy.
Their tsnder, sensitive bodies require gen
tie healing remedies. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes baby strong,
healthy and fat. 80 cents, Tea or Tab
lets.
w. l.. Bond.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
Drainage Ditch Does Good Work


That the drainage ditch does
good work is shown in the recent
overflow The river commenced
raising Saturday morning and
was bank full 36 hous Many
farmers 40 hye along this
stream and understand the river
said the river was on the biggest
rampage vet experienced this
year As the ditch is net finish
ed the water must get higher
than half bank before a current
is started in the ditch after the
river had risen 30 half bank tie
raise was NOT near as fast and
when IL became bank FOIL it i'm
mediate,y dropped about .
inches. On occasions before the
ditch the river almost without
falling stoud on the stand-stin
one day before t commenced 20
fail. This Illustrates the good
work OF ihe ditch As the ditch
oy PapinsvIla as furnished,
shortening the river FROM IL
miles 10 3 the current in the
river is noticebh increased.
The ditch undoubtIy saved the
cropS "a the bottoms and when
finished wili doa great deal more
good
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
Jock the Peeper. at Butler.

The south part Of town and
especially South Delaware street
continues TO be inflicted with an
individual who should either be
sent TO an asylum or given a
strong course Of harsher treat
ment. Repeatedly for some
weeks past has a man been seen
prowling around the streets and
yards in that part Of town.
People going home late have seen.
hin lodging around on several
occasions but so far he has never
been recognized or caught. So
far as known no attempt at break
irg into houses or robbery has
been made and the sole object Of
the person seems to be 10 slip
around and peer in at az win
dows. A watch has been set for
him several times by citizens Of.
the neighborhood and upon every
occasion so far he has not been
about during the time the people
were on the look out. On ac
count of his queer actions it Is
Likely that the city will be asked
10 place a watchman in that
neighborhood until he is idenud
ed and cared for.-Butler Demo.
erat.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24

The base bail game Sunday be
tween She New Home Tigers and
the Sprague Nuts was won by
tbe nrmer with a score of Tto6.
The game WAS hotly contested
and ii took 10 inninss to decide
the game The Batteries were;
Mutts Frank and Wheeler
TIGERS Waisoa and Walsou,
Walter VauDyse returned 10
his home ia CoGeygiUe, Kansas.
having just Sold his Es,t End
residence property
John Mardn, Jr IS now locat
ea in Linco.auiie, Osls. where
he is running an engine ina
mine operAted bs parties 10 this
ciy
Dennis Miller IS making some
moderu Improvements about bis
otic& liseri barn GA Walnut 81
he expects to build am addition
on tho East Side aad completely
remodel the inside
During Thursday nisbts elee
trical Storm the barn % Eek
Lang who lives just east % town
VAS styocs by hghtning The
bedding vas badly damaged bat
fortunately 30 stock was ipiar.
Cd.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
WiihsrspOOn Case Undecided.

After being out ali day Satur-
day the jury was finally called in
by judge Denton nd after
stating that they were unable Ia
reach an agreement, were dis
charged. IL is said, however,
that II were for conviction aud /
for aquittal.
The details Of this case need
not be repeated here hu = hap
pened in this immediate cinity
aud repeatedly told in the news
papers.
Withcrsp0on was defended hy
Dewitt c. Chastain and Carl
Henry they having appointed by
Judge Denton.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
,HEQuM TO THE OccAz6
7rizs Pupil -Fsu Dz~n- r. Ens~sz.
ard ersa' Vas Tsaehsr's Dis-
confturs.

che-'ie was q bright bor, with .
,o7t memory. He vas the prize pu-
2i n geography and physiology
aad when Ire school Lad any visitors
BE- teacher likei 70 show hiu oR.
One DAY memJer Of the sehool
COMMITTEES happened IN 5 the class
vas neeitins geography and asked .
few questions and received fairly a.
cnrate answers When be exprsssed
a desire 10 switch Of 10 phvsiolosy.
Aoverer. the teacher thought It was
about time 10 shov him soulethinr
particularly Precoci0us
81 when Be asked Where 3 the
s.omeeh l0<ateis Sire called On
Charlie 70 answer lie did 50 with
neadT assurance.
The s,omaeh, 10 said. s sit
aa'e3 just u'h % the lungs IN a
7le u ,ls diagram
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24

James N. karr who has been
the guest ot Rev. o. Smith and
family and L S c proweu and
ismiiy returned 90 IBIS home iu
Kansas City sunday
Robert Cambel, of sheldon,
Mo-, and James Van Voast OF
Ptts0urgh Kansas, spent Sun
day Ia this city visiting Miss
Gertrgde Cnevcr,oo
On aecouns of sickness we
have been in Adrian mos: of the
week and the force, especially
Luther Fry, deserves THE credit
for this issue OF the tribune as
for last weeks paper
in ending our Connection with
the Tribune we want to spoak Of
the pieasantness of our relations
with Judge G,o p Huckeby, of
whom We leased the office. Our
relations have becn very con-
genial aud while the Judge has
been busy wilh the duties Of
post master, we know Thar he
has had am interest In lhe work
.oi the Tribune
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
Rebuilding Church.
Peter ElItz Secures eoniTssi-Bs-
gan WOrk Monday.

Peter Kilt was awarded the
contract Of building the " r.
Church, South last week and be-
gan work Monday. The new
structure is to b. modern
throughout and a great improve
ment over the oil structure.
MIR Kiltz viii bui d The church
according 70 plans secured irom
an architect. he bid a. the ex-
act figures estimated by the
architect and secured the con
tract without other bids being
asked.
The estimated cost and con
tract price Of the church is 1855.
not including inside furnishing.
windows, flooring and papeung.
Several memorial windows have
been promised and others viii
doubtless be given. The inside
decoration is left in the hands Of
building committee and viii be
decided later.
The new church viii be one Of
The finest in the county and will a
great improvement 10 the city.
The committee hopes to have the
building completed by Sept.
1st
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
oPPosEO 70 wonAN suFFHAss.

AZ resent meeting of the anti
Suffrage association of New York
AIRS Frames NJ Scott vas reelected
president Mrs Elibu Root, uhea
Informed tha, she vas elected Oae AZ
ac viceprs dents. said that she
Fas nca1y to begin hsr duties a anv
iIme. Mrs Riclaul Watson Glider
rns oleeiod ihc other yice-Dresidens
Costly baub'es are now the fad in
Psrs toy beasts an1 binds. to Be-
p-oa as masCa,s, being fashioned cut
of pink quarts, amethyst and other
stones r'Ey are So expensive that
tbevui.l laa at least one easaa. ana
The fashion aill pass before they can
Be duplicated in cheaper material.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
Eagles Picnic

The picnic given by the Eagles
on the McGennis ranch last SAM
day was a success ia every par
ticuiar and all Who attended re
port a good time.
There we're about 200 present
and ali kinds Of entertainment $
and good things to eat We're la
dulged Co. The weather was as
6ue as II IL had been ordered for
the occasion.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
LODGE DIREGTORY

Eirb iW CouucnNo. 2lSA. America
HHid mers every Tuesday night
Dan iasore, Forrest Kcrns
Sssy
Eica uCamp No. 2-3. a. %. t'. ~.
meets lst aud Srd. Friday uight of
each uuth-l. SLACK, NJ W. VIM.
Nln.ton. sec'y
Royal trgh chapter a, D.. "A. M.
81 los mstis drst Wednesday nlehl
Ia each muuth, a. r. Huett a. T.
ID o iiysey, Scc'y.
order oi Eastern star. meets Sud
sH q Ath rucsdsy uights Ia eash
aunth Airs q. A polamatsr. ~
NJ Mrs . a. Williams, Sec'y.
Rich ll0l Council 80 Nts. knights
aud l.adi uf security, nreets the lst
aud 3rl rhsrsday nights oi earh
month -Iohn W Long, President.
N r. brI!man, Scc'y, J Bellman.
Fionncicr
Rich llil Acrlc 40 57l. FraN,rnal
onier oi Eagles, meets every Wed.
uesdny night in X. r. Hall oo.-Tru.
Wan helso, PRESIDENT; 4. n. Struck
sss'y
Rich liih ilebekah I.odse M si8.
meets the npt aad third "Wednesday
Hishis oi each moath in Odd Fei
lows hnIL- Miss Lizzie McComhs
y g Mrs J *. Martin, Sec'y
The 80 a. A. meets every AN
raur,da, ulsht ln hall ~ X. r.
lodge No d2 ~ " Baker, pns'
~ 5 g. Proved, seg'y
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24

James Nafus. who has been
connected with the firm of Wheel.
barger y NafuS until It's IT'S ~
cent dissolution, has gone ~ E.
Dorado Springs, No, where he
will engage in The undertaking
business on his own account
His family will follow in a few
days with the household goods.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24

Rich uln f.odge No4Ig a a..
". meets sudAnd &t'l Monday ulgbts
III. " Hall, ~ NJ S % King.
Ses'y.
Rich Hiu I.odgt $50 tl2 40. 90. O..
nsst every frlday niahJ-u o.
Roesrs, A. e. e. N lrs6y secy.
Rich llm IuSsr $50. 2s'. K ~ b.
Hisets every rursday night JubD
Cosneily. q, C;F p Ra.stou, X 90
n aEd s.
osagc Lodge SO co Is. or mssss
every Monday uIghH- trgmau Nt}so
c, G.. Jos Bollman B 80 O. aud
Rich In camp SO lpil So 49, A.
msets eyery Thursday ulsHt-N W,
CheyeFton. a.; o. Martin. Ciers
Pine Camp No. st, W. % w meets
every Friday night-Wln Dawn, CC
VIM, Richardson. Cirrk
Rich Hil Lodge 30 1904 b. r. %.
Eiks, meet lee and Srl Wednesday 70
each month-H n. Gpiger. O. a..
SsyRour WlIliams0R, Sce'y.
Vlcteria CanP Ne. ga Royr
kslghhors of Ameres neet. end
and ltA honday nights n q oi o.
lss9l Han. 10 B- li.cty or
aele; Aiss Emma try Recorder
Rlsh Hill Lodge NaL sciwt
kulghts md LaAlc- mrets n.a and
fth Friday eyeulngs -F Ga Chvver-
sn, PRs, v 9 lssFNy. sssg
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
CASE or THE CAT.

Ms ~ (sue1 from homel-
jOtn, ala you lga,e SEA anything
sor ihe cat hefare YOU stariois
Mr n. tuho AIS kcs the beast -
Ncs. ] lii can oi condensed mix
90 Tie table, viih the can opener BE-
side it-- B8ston FranSqipf
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24

"Nhar diagnosis di3 the doctol
wake - yoat uifes illness
sad She was suffering from over
wark
SIS that so
EYES De- looked az her tongue ana
reached his decision immedisteiy.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
Local News.
Personals Telling the Doings
Of People YoI Know.

q. S. G. Prowel va, an Adri
an visitor last Thursday
Miss Ethel Clutter spent Sun
day at Arthur. with her aunt
Frank Ralston spent Sunday IN
Kansas City
Geo. b Dowell was an Adrian
visitor Tuesday
I'd McManus visited friends
is Kansas City Sunday
Oscar Debolt and family visit
ed friends in Rheinbart Sunday
j ] Richardson was Kan
sas City visitor Sunday.
f H. Phillips was a business
visitor to Kansas CITY
jim Cook transacted business
Il in Kansas City Tuesday
/ Ovid Miller. OF Kansas City,
visited friends ia this city Sun
day.
Mrs. Ovid Miller departed
lTuesda, for Fort Scott. Kansas,
/ where she is visiting friends.
Peter Pearson, Jr., departed
for 1he western harvest fields
Sunday noon
Earl McManus spent Sunday
in this city with mis- parents.
He is now located in Kansas City
VIM. Wear of Ovid, shipped a
bunch of fine potkers to Kansas
City Monday
II 81. Ball ans W. S. Mont
gomary were business visitors 10
Kansas City Monday
Mrs. Chas. Clark and son Har-
rold of Harrisonwl'e. are visiting
at the home Of w X Royce.
" ". y a''eh was cai'eo 70
.Aa''>aS .''S 'esu1y Oh profess
'ooeFt rea'S"h' 1r" T" as a.
Oaroon Nen1er VISITOR Mon"a'
evening" "N BUSINESS
H. T. hoover maze a ooSlaeSS
.is'' 20 spruce ana b"'ief ias'
'lo"o'S'
r. r Tilson, son OF Henry Til (
son departed Monday for Cali
lorH'a "nerf he VIII make his
future home.
The reapers have commenced
Taryvr who lives lust northeast
orthis ciy
u5...
-. ,,..1
80. -
. n I d
ion to be held in th,s CITY
l-,,.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-06-24
NOTHING SO sWEEr.

Els that man surreptitious IN hi,
mcgho3s
siwp-tiieas3 Not a BE o. Il
Hes in She Wholesale pickle busi.
iess - Baltimore Ameneap.
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+ Whose deeds both great and J
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+ The world may sound no trum- Z
+ pets, ring no bells; I
+ The Book of Life the shining I
= record tells. !
+ Thy love shall chant its own I
+ beautitudes !
I. After its own life working. A I
+ child's kiss :
+ set on thy singing lips shall !
+ make thee glad. !
4. 4 poor man served by thee shall !
+ make the rich; !
1. A sick man helped by thee shall !
= make thee strong; !
I. Thou shalt be served thyself by !
I. every sense !
+ of service which thou rem :
1. derest. =
1. Elizabeth Barrett Browning. !
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