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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06
Keith Notes..
Sunshins'S Weekly LettgT Of
Interesting News Notes.

/, J. H Boron Of Foster, passed
Keith Monday.
Rev. a. G. Keast, Of Rich Hu.
preached at Reayley ehnreh Sun
day to a large congregation.
Girls take not ice va beard on d
young man saying le was getu g
tired of doing the coofiag, Dee wise.
ed his big brother would get mar4-
ed.
Jas Rand returned Monday hom
Columbia. while there De was tie.
guest of sons OF the Ricu h ra,,
and had a splendid time James
thinks he will 60 TO the University.
tie coming winter.
J. A. Boron, Ut Rich HU vas,
calling at mis- old home Monds,. b..
also visited at Mr.. 81. L. Cooh
near Sprague Monday night au,
Tuesday.
Friday was The las, dag ct school
al Keith, the main Feature OF ths
closing exercises Was The banaua con-
test-seeiug which could eat Tie
baunas. We don't know
whether any visitor were invited or
not, there certainly would have been
they had koown or the contest
The hail stones Thursday pounds
cd our garden into the earth 5ut ve
bad some ice cream, one could
shovel a buckle, foil la q iev miu-
Il 10, our fret time 20 make
Ice cream with bail stones.
Harvey Copeland celebrated bis
l7th birthday last Fuda, a jolly
crowd Of young people ere present.
,ud all spent a pleasant EVENING"
Refreshments con,i,tel OF iee
.raem and cake.
We see bY our Kentucky paper
wheat rs looking hue there
We are glad there wili De wheat
> some places as ihe pr1fperi for ,
here looks iailct slim. ,
SUNSHINE {
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06
EDUCATING JAPANESE WOMEN.

The matter Of educating women
in japan is being given more and
more attention By the government
There are at present rs normal
eioois M the country devoted en-
hrely to women and each year the
government sends at it's expense one
or more Of the most promising pu-
pills 10 foreign countries to study.
Such women, on their return, are
under agreement to teach for at
least six years in the schools Of their
own land. The university for wom-
en in Tokyo. an institution which Is
not got ten years old, has 1900 pu-
pills and zoo alumnae. The course
Of instruction compares fayorably
with that ia American universities
and She charge for tuition alone is
only SII al year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06
Benefit Entertainment.

Sometime in the near future
date TO be announced later, Rich
Hell Lodge 80 1926 b. r.. O.
Elks viii give an entertainment
for the benefit Of the building
fund of The NJ. f. church south.
The ladies Of The Home Mis-.
sion Society of that church will
have charge ofthe tickets. Every
body should be Interested in
making this q financial success.
II. " Geiger Exalted Ruler
Seymour Williamson Sec.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06
Body Found.
Body Of Myrtle Mekeal Found
FIOailag Oh Rlyer--IH Water
About Ten Days.

The body OF Myrtle Mekeal.
who was dgownod in the Marais
das Cygne River Monday, April
2st3 was found about a mile be
low where drowned, floating yes.
0y Ernest Mekeal, a
brother, aud Homer Neptune.
The body was taken 10 the
parents home and prepared for
3nritl lnternient was made 10
" g Lawn cemetery yesterday
yeHin9
THE finding uf tie little girl
l0ly ends search that has c1L-
cOustaLt iy FOR ten days.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06

Fred D. Warren, Of the Appeal
to Reason, Girard, Kansas, is
being tried in Ft. Scott before
the federal Court for misuse of
the mails. The jury was picked
Tuesday and the trial began yes
terday. Fred is we'll known here
and the case is being watched
with interest.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06

A spark&oof smokestack has been
invented which promises relief 10
the forest fire fighters if it should be
adopted by railroads t-rayersing for
est regions.
After being tested for some time
on a kentucky railroad. avs thu.
Technical World, it was demea-
strated that not a spark escaped
from the stack. So well does the for
essry department at Washington
think Of this ingenious invention
that it has asked the New York state
public service commission 10 compel
all railroads in the state 10 cquip
their locomotives with the new
stack.
The principle which led to the in-
yention Of the sparkproof stack IS
that all solids emerging from q loco
motive smokesiack, influenced by the
pressure Of the exhaust. hug close 10
the edge Of the pipe and only the
smoke comes mp through the ccnter.
In this new stack a simple trap
catches the sparks and cnders al
the edge Of the circle and sends them
down shutes arranged 90
side Of the stack to the road
way below.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06

The Lyons dredge boat, work.
ing on the Miami lateral IS about
through and is 10 be towed back
up the drainage ditch 20 a point
near the railroad whore it will be
torn down for shipment.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06

j. w. Berry, Of the McKib-
ben store, is taking 4 vacation 10
Colorado.
DR.. h. w Lancaster was ap
from Nevada Monday
Lee McManus was a Kansas.
City visitor this week
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06

Several good solicitors In the
ountry around Rich Hid For
particulars call az Tribune office,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06

w. w. Ferguson, president of
the +. a M Bank is ia St. Joseph
attending tho State Bankers
Association Mr.. Ferguson is
one Of the three bankers chosen.
70 ADDRESS the association and
as Rich Iill people know Mr.
Ferguson o%ratorical ability
they know that no better nan
have been chosen
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06
THE TRIBUNE
GEo. B. DowELL,
Editor and Manager.
Subscription price $l.OO peryear.

The man you see roaming
'round with the homeless look is
only enduring spring house
cleaning.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-06

Mrs. DR. Geo. Lane and baby
returned Tuesday from an ex
tended trip TO California.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12
STRENUOUS RIDE Of
GRAHAM CO. SHERIFF
Capture of Couple of Fellow Citizens
Against Whom Is M ade the Irri-t
tating Charge of Horse
Stealing.

Sheriff Anderson of Graham county
arrived here from Williams yesterday
afternoon at the heaH Of little tour
ing party of four eastern Arizona
people. They spent the late afternoon
here. two of them hobnObbing with
Sheriff Hayden's deputies. all depart
ing for Solomonville on last evening s
train. In sense the most important
members of the party and the two
who would have been most conspicu-
Gus except that they were kept in re-
tirement after their shackleS were re-
moved. were couple of alleged horse
thieves named Leonard Mcdonald of
Graham county and Leonard Taylor of
Apache county. The fourth member
of the party was a Mr.. Sanders Of
Graham county, who, with former
Sheriff Jim Parks. is said to own the
four horses taken by Taylor and Nc
Donald something over three weeks
ago. He accompanied the sheriff in
a little jaunt that began about twelve
days ago up the Blue river and across
country to Williams, shortly after the
sheriff had cut the trail made by
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12

Taylor and Mcdonald about ten days
before
The sheriff and Sanders were so
heavily weighted down with guns and
lead that they had rather a strenu-
Gus time overcoming the ten days
handicap, but they were entirely sue
! cessful and found the men near Will
liams with two of the stolen horses
still in their possession. The other
two had been sold, but a replevin ac
ton promptly restored them to the Of
flcer and the stock was sent back to
Graham county overland.
Even a known guilty man Is techni-
cally considered innocent until he gets
into court, but in this case the men
were caught with the goods on them.
so TO speak, and moreover, they state
themselves without fear of successful
contradiction that they took the horses.
If they have any other Justification
than Tho fact that they wanted the
horses they have failed to indicate 1t.
Asked if they did not have a pretty
rugged and ragged ride across the
wilds of the back country in getting
away with their booty, TAYLOR re-
piled that they did not. They had
taken their time. Travelled easily, and
intimated that they really had a pretty
good sort of an outing. Then he ad-
ded in a rather sympathetic tone that
he guessed the sheriff had the worst
of it, for he got rather late start.
Taylor and Mcdonald are both good
looking young men of possibly % or
80 and do not seem to be greatly agi-
tated about their trouble. 1t is under
stood that the identity of the men
who took the horses was not known
until after the sheriff took up their
trail and when the men were captured
Mr.. Sanders was quite surprised to
find that one of them was a we'll
known neighbor.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12

Youth with vim after having worn
our appliance for three months.
Zone decrepit old man of % had IN
youth been blacksmith. After us
ing our appliance he took up ms
tools and says he can work as hard
as he did at IS. He says he Is an
old man made young.
Another man of q said ne mao
been crippled with rheumatism Tor
forty-five years. He pronounces MIN
self cured, and as vigorous as ne
ever was in youth. Al
Another. who was a wreck at 80
and said that he had been so Tor
twenty years, was cured. and thre"
years later undertook the severe
hardships of a trip to the klondlke;
He returned a few months ago and
said that he had stood the terrible
privations better than hundreds OF
eve could site thousands of similar
incidents. When you see that we
have fifty thousand voluntary testi-
monials and that there is not
hamlet in this country without one
or more cures by our appliance. you
will understand that our experience
has been broad.
.Our treatment is a success in any
case where strength is lacking
whether in the nerves, stomach.
heart, kidneys, liver or any other
ing. constant electric glow, which is
taken by the BODY Just as a sponge
takes up water 1t cures rheumatism
i'm any guise. as well as every other
form of pain.
I'VE are enthusiastic, you say
Why should we not be? We have
the gratitude of thousands of people
who have been cured by our Electric
Belts after the failure of the best
physicians We are enthusiastic be
cause we know that we offer surfer
ing humanity the surest cure for the
least expenditure of money that Is
known today.
I'VE have gained our success by
learning how to treat our patlehts
and then curing them. we Know
how: others do not We charSe
nothing for our knowledge KNOWING
that ii helps our business to DO an
we can for every patient. Our
patients are our friends. They are
building our success. ..,
I'VE want every person lnterestsu
in orr treatment TO read our Deduu
fully illustrated book. IL tells truln
Mainly and is full OF the thihss
man likes to read when he wants 10
be strong and healthy; II you N
ciy,es the prices OF our Electric Belts
Very few people realize what iin-
,,o,,anents have been made IN TINS
diraction Prominent business men
come TO us and express surprise that
an electric belt can give such power
and accomplish such results as we
show in ours. They must see II 70
believe. We are always gao 70 taIk
TO non-believers and constantly IN
vita inspection. We will give free
rest to any one who will call. or
will send an S0-page Electric Belt
Book free, if you will send coupon
below.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12

coat OF paint would the wheels
olcloh and it from going o
1t would be a
all aboutit
; IN former years the principle drawback nou popular
the pattern lost in spots making shabby Linceum
ooectna feature has added
expense you can brighten home fresh
~ththe efnakea of
Now hand
1t not only makes for the
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12

You cannot possibly estimate the
true import of the discovery of Pro-
lessor Loeb said DIR. Mclaughlin
yesterday. in discussing the scientific
announcement that Electricity Is
ife.''
1T means more happiness to the
civilized race than has followed any
discovery for years. 1t will bring
great possibilities which exist in the
application of electricity for the
preservation of youth.
We have for years contended that
old age was nothing but the freezing
OF the blood when there was no
longer sufficient vital heat in the
body to keep the blood warm and
the organs active. We have said
That years did not cause decay, and
have proven il by citing cases where
some men have been made vigorous
under our rejuvenating treatment at
so. while you have examples all
about you Of men who are old and
decrepit at so.
&c. W. Beers of Long Beach. Cal.
who is 40 years old, declares he feels
as young as 40. He says that our
Belt has kept him young for several
years. You ought to talk to him
about II. He says he will be glad to
tell anyone what we have done for
him.
Now. Professor Loeb says that the
iI"i mat y EleCtIiCiNS. mat We
Know to be true. We get that heat
from the chemical action of the
acids and juices of the stomach upon
our food. That is combustion. This
combustion produces carbonic heat.
and carbonic heat is Electricity. That
is the basis of life in every vital
organ. As long as the stomach is
able TO generate enough of this heat
to replenish the wear and tear upon
our vital energies we are strong and
active. 1t is when the stomach finds
the strain too heavy that we grow
OLD and begin to Decay.
This is upon the same principle
mat an engine pulls a train of cars
up hill. On level road 1t goes easily,
but when il goes up hill the strain
Is heavy, and your engine, making
as your stomach makes il from burn
ing your food is taxed beyond its
limit. is unable to go farther. and.
eXhausting all its steam in the eff
fort breaks down.
THE human body is just like that
engine. 1t breaks down when the
physical energy is overtaxed. That
energy is electricity. We have here
a means of replenishing the cleo
tricity of the body. and that is the
basis Of my treatment.
Years have nothing to do with It
In each case it is the failure of the
stomach to generate sufficient energy
TO supply the demands made by the
vital organs.
How quickly we fail when the
stomach fails TO digest the food,
That shuts off the supply ana
energy.
I'VE have on record hundreds of
instances where men of IS to 80 nave
returned to the hard labor OF their
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12
MISSOURI VISITOR =

KEEL of oregon, Mo, arrived here on
Friday, en- route home from trip to
California. He stopped over for a
few days to visit his uncle, d. F. Kyle.
Mr.. Kunkel, who is engaged in mer-
chandising, says he was agreeably sur
prised with Phoenix and did not find
as much desert in this vicinity as he
had eNpected.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12
TEN VI. YOUR HONE


in
h y sa could DO % will be the morning And the
through II rs the kind that with the
OF tone and durability will
dries hard and like
will keep that from looking like - - ~
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12
ALExANDERs LEAVE FOR THE

COAST. L. B. Alexander and fam
lily left last night for two weeks so
journ at the coast.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12
The Alfalfa Ranch
80 Acres at $135 per acre

two and a half Capitol Building The
stand of Alfalfa
best be valley today
for the price. II is and $1,000
cash handle
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12
The city Residence
New Modern Brick, $1,000

This proposition $4,000 will buy it right now
Tenth Avenue
Carnegie Library completed Mission finish; mod
will be worth TINS
Or have client that VIII
leaset this house by the ca S35 month
Arizona republican., 1909-09-12

makers for investor
the rapidly growing community of the great Southwest
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-03
TRINID, % NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Cor Mitchell and mother are
here from .ustin, Texas, visiting Mrs
j. Patton I'd family.
Miss Eva Cruber, who has been at
tending W stern University has re-
turned hoI to spend her vacation
with her ps rents.
Miss Ma lie Cohn. student of To-
peka Indul trial Institute, is in our
city for the summer with her parents.
Mrs. Car nth has returned from a
visit to hel home in Texas She was
accompanie to Trinidad by her sis
ter, Miss Ielms.
Miss Bea rice Watson is in the city
from Tope a, Kan, visiting her aunt,
Mrs. King.
Our chu ches are in a progressive
condition nd We hope, by the hearty
co-operatio of the members and
friends. to be able to make excellent
reports at end OF year.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-03

The St Paul Baptist church has
purchased lot on University street
and hope to erect church soon. The
deal was $500.
Mrs Grant entertained last Tues
day evening for the Sewing Circle
of ST. Paul Baptist church. Evening
was spent in playing games of various
kinds, after which a delightful lunch
con was served. Those present were
Mrs. Steele, Smith, Blackwood, Thur
ton, Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Seymour, Mr.. Ecles, J. c.
Steele. Pathison McAlpin, Grant,
Misses Georgia Seymour, Nelson Nc
Aipin. Gertie Campbell. Leila Smith
and Mrs. Grant.
Miss Nelson McAlpin entertained
Monday evening, June IA, in honor of
Miss Eva Cruber and Miss Marie
Cober, who are here for the summer
from school. The guests spent the
evening playing games until late
hour. when luncheon was served.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-05-13

"No-Drip" is the most clever little
silver coffe strainer ever invented.
Get one free from DR.. Shoop, Racine
wis. by the Coupon Plan. The Con
nom and DR.. Shops new book on
Health coffee sent to any lady re-
ouesting them. You can trick any
one by secretly serving DR.. Shops
Health Coffee at meal time, Your
visitor or you husband will declare
he is drinking real coffee--and yet
there is not a grain Of real coffee
in DR.. Shops Health Coffee Pure
grains, malt, and nuts give Health
Coffee its exquisite taste and flavor
No 20 to SO minutes tedious boiling.
NMade in a minute" Try It from
your grocer and get pleasant sur
prise. IL ID package Sbc' Bel
KNAPP 6 Roemer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-05-13

me alycSf|h6 ompIoyad III pf pIeFt1s
medicines greatly enhances the medicinal
propcStles which Il extracts from native
medicinal roots and holds n solution
much better than alcohol would: II also
possesses medicinal properties Of Is own,
being valuable demulcent. nutrltivss
sntiseptic and antIierment. II adds
greatly TO the efficacy Of the Black Cherry.
bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal root Stone
root and Queens root contained II
sGolden Medical Discovery In suhduing
chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial.
throat and lung affections, for oil Of which
these agents are recommended BY stand
ard medical authorities.
In al cases where there is . wasting
away OF flesh, loss Of appetite, with weak
stomach, as In the early stages Of con-
eumutlbn, there can be no doubt that glys
cerine Iacts as Q valuable nutrltIve ana
aIds ne Golden Seal root, Stone rook
Oueefl,a robt and Black. Cherrybark 10
promo sInR digestion and building up the
hesh andisIrength, controlling the cong1
and bringing about healthy conaluon
OF the wktle system. Oi course. Y maH 1s
not DO expected towork miracles: ltWnl
UOt CuI0 VOuoullptiuu uASofe ~ - Se-f.rf|
etaRea. Il Will cure VARY sever. Qp35.'
nate, hahg.0n, q hrQnlc c0lghs. .hEoneniM
and I9FYMKeAI tr0lIh lea. -AQd- ca rQnIs Af|
ShfUHf Wild hoa rseness, In acute cou91g
Eishot 20 eliectIve. TITS N the lingering
kang-on coughs, or those OF long standinE
sven when accompanied By bleeding from
lungs, that II has performed its mces
Prof. Finley EllIngwood, M. D., Of Ben
nett Med. College, Chicago, says Of gly.
ceFlne:
Holding 4 Axed quantity Of the peroxide q
hydrogen IN solution. II q one Of re pesA
manufactured products Of the present umom
its action upon enfeebled, dlsordored eeom-
achs, especially II there H. ulcerAtlon % e.
tarrhal gastritis Catarrhal intiAmmetIo4 q
stOmachL II 10 most eticlent prepaEas0n1..
Glycefine will relieve many cases q pyroSiX
lheartburnl and excessive gastric Vtomacw
aGoiden Medical Discovery" !enriches end
purifes the blood curing blotches pimpleS
eruptions. ScFofulous swellings and OLD soreA
send 70 DR.. R. v, Pierce, Of Buffalo. n. q.
tor free booklet telling all about the 9AtIyA
medioinal roots composing this. .wondethnA
medioine There Is no alcohol inte
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-05-13
oNooMERs' CLUB FORMED.


Fifteen young business men met
at the Library room last night and
organized the "Oncomers' Club" to
work in connection with the COM
mercial club in building up the town
Roy Baker was elected president
Frank Myers vice president, A. L
Duckwall secretary and treasurer
The dues will be 81 and the object
is to get the young men to work i
is expected that fully 40 members
will belong in a few days, Meetings
will be monthly.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-05-13
Lucky Hurt Was This.

Harrington Times: Bonnie Clark
very fortunately hurt her finger the
other day. This may sound strange
but nevertheless 1t is true. For
nineteen months she has not been
able to speak above a whisper, owing
to some afIiiction of me vocal CORDS.
Last Saturday she accidently hurt
her finger, which hurt like smoke
and she let forth an ejaculation that
instead of coming in her customary
whisper was in a full round voice
and ever since that she has ",
speaking as naturally as IL thing
has ever been wrong.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-05-13
Lived 1S2 Years.

VIM. Parr-England's Oldest man
married the third time at 12O,
worked in the fields till 1872 and
lived 20 years longer. People should
be youthful at 80. James Wright, OF
Spurlock, KY, shows how to remain
Young. II feel Just like q l6-year-
old boy" he writes, after taking SIX
bottles OF Electric Bitters. For
thirty years Kidney trouble made
life a burden, but the first bottle OF
this wonderful medicine convinced me
/ had found the greatest cure on
earth" They're O godsend to weak,
sickly rundown or old people. Try
them. SOC at ]. M. Gleissner's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-05-13
SHIFTING SOIL.
Real Estate Transfers Reported By
]. Il. Keel, AbStractOr.

The Rose Hill Cemetery Co to TIE
City Of Abilene, " u W u "
Y, s-12-S, $4,000.
Badger Lumber Company to A. A.
Peterson. und 1-s int in lots !. 2
8. and north feet of lot 4, In blk
4, city of Hope, SI175.s6.
Fred @. Boyle and wife ct al to
corris e. Taylor, s y 11-l4-S'
$4,000.
Elizabeth B. Engle, widow, to Henry
N. Engle.. 20 feet off south side
lot 4 and all Of lots s, s, blk 1s'
Kinney q Hodges add to Abilene
preserves Iife int in 3 rOoms)'
t775.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-05-13
Tennis
NAVARRO FARMERS
MEAN BUSINESS.
Road Drags for all Parts Of the Al
Joining Country.

Road Drags for all Parts Of the Ad-
joining Country.
Farmers in the vicinity of Navarro
are planning to make the roads lead
ing to that place the best in the
county. At a shop in Navarro are
piled up for delivery about 20 ROAD
drags and they will be used regularly
all through that section. Fine nat
ural roads will be the basis for some
first class road work and that sectlon
nroposes to set the pace for the
county. Navarro is growing rapldiy
and has a population of over wv
making 1t one of the county's impor-
tant trading points-and good roaas
will make it better. Abilene wi'
have to hustle to keep up with Onap'
man and Navarro in the good roauS
proposition.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-05-13
.,,o,,. .he CemeIery side WAN.

ADOuB VAC OOAANNAS
The committee of business men
who are endeavoring to complete a
continuous walk from the city side
walks to the cemetery have secured
s22b cash donations. They need
about $125.OO more. They will also
accept donations Of labor and mater
ial, The specifications are Oelns
sent to contractors for bids on SOO
feet nearest the cemetery gate.
This walk will certainly be a line
thing for every owner of a cemetery
lot. SUBSCRIPTIONS should be sent in
promptly to F. B. Glimpse or J. A.
Graves. These gentlemen would DC
glad to have any one interested see
them and offer suggestions and sub.
scriptions. The various lodges ano
churches should be interested ano
some of them are already helping
DO not let this good work iail
through lack of attention.
COMMITTEE.