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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
Turhtbare
3uekollihou,
Buiammenituk cineS @iebtrausportcs
nit cincm Sd)neQ3nge.
pic meiltsn 0pfsr
aus orm uoromefen.
Sdlcunigcr GrstlidJcr SeiitauS 5nr
Stellc.
6 hicann- % Gent


&ur3 na6 Witternoft itieBen ar
Der IA. unO Rodlpellitrabe Elm SIeb
5ug Der rGbicogo, Wilpoufee & ct
Paul"' "'9abn NIT einem oil Der 6abr
na6 Cincinnati begriffenen Shnell
jllge Der oEan SanOle" .9abu 3ulam
men.
Ter SdneQ5u9 fubr aus unbefunnt
gebliebener llriade In 0en lebter
@o9en bes 8ieb5uges, einen Yerio
nenpagen, in weIdem Die 9egleItel
oes 8iebtransportes iih uufbIelten
binein unO 3ertriimmerte oenieIber
Oollitdnbig. Ter Waidinilt unO Del
Sei3er oes Yerlonen5u9eS ipran0er
unmittelbar Dor Der &oQiiion ab uni
entgingen oa0ur6 Dem llngliid, oai
Die Snialicn oeS lesten SiebDag9on:
bctraf. 8on oieien muroen 3e5r
Eerionen auf Ser STEELE getotet, 5pan'
3ig perleBt, oooon iehS permltli6 tot
lid. Iie SoentifIfation Ser Soter
NOR i6micrig, neil iie teilwelle biz
our llnfcnntlihfeit perllnItaltet NOR
oen mnren. llnmittelbor nod Sen
3uiommenltoBe gerietcn Die Sriim
mer in @rono un0 eritnertcn 0oourd
Oa3 &cttlmBsperf. Iie mciltcn 90
ten uno @ernunocten lino 8icbbGnO'
Ter uno .transporteure aus Ocnl Noro'
meIten.
Spfcr ans benz Nuromcitcn.
Iic btSher iOentlii5lerten Soten
iino: $. @otter, 1ion Safe, g. g;
Gon S6lan9er, 6opette, q. &. w.
;. StepenS. &ipin0lton, Vtont.; So'
cob W}ab, Guacn, q. Q; 5reO &od
1idinion, q. :. Inter Sen @erleB'
ten befinOcn ii6: Yeter Sobnion
&pion, 2. G, nit SdGOel. uno
Armbrud i'm Wonroeboipital. 81
miro permutIid) Iterbcn. Eeter SoDn'
jon, 2ipineiton, Nont; =. u. Sa'
milton, @iuin9iton, Ntont., &lppen'
uno Sddoelbru6 ~. 9. 9omman
Wilmol1fee.
Iie SobrgGite oeS S6nellju9es ia
men meilt nit Dem bloBen S6refen
6upon. GS muroen BON tbnen nur
Sobn 81. Qiron ou5 New Dorf un>
s. =. @lod aus Caption, Ohio, Der
lett.
Ter &rod oeS 3uiommenitobeS
puroe in Der 9an5en Nu6bari6ait
pernomlnen uno iofort elite BON al
len Seitcn 6ilie berbei. Sdoren
bon 9ler3ten iol9ten oen 1elepbonrll'
fen uno 5oblrei6e 9lutomobiIe eIltel
3ur STEELE, nm Die 8erleBten l6lel,
night oen &ronfenb0uiern 5u5ufilb'
rem.
9luber ocm Ictten @og9on OeS
8ieb5u0eS nuroen nod eini8e unoer(
nit Gie6 belnoene @a9en 5ertrum
inert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
pampfer'T ufammenltoR.
Mnflanfcn anf bcn StranS sur Der.
biitnna Scs llutcrsanges.
2ettoft, mid, %. sept.

Ger 800 SUB Ianoe 3ampier
.Tontioc" mel6er Der nGIepeIanb
GIiffs 3ron Company" geb0rt. tpur.
De BEL eincm 3uiommenitoB nit bem
Gompfcr ollronus" bon ser 8iIdriit.
Clinic i'm ct. GGair'5IIB arg 6eihi.
higt. Ter YEontioc" muBte Dor Dem
SummerpiQe.6oteI in ct. Clair aui
ben Strano 9eiest perben, Inn icinen
llntergong 81 perbiiten. Ter 3uiom'
menitoB eriolgte m6breno zines Did.
ten HebeI$. @elhe 9cihGbi9ungen
Der Uranus" erlitten bat, lit nod
ni6t bcfannt 9ciporoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
alit o. 0eusjd dlnluR.

gcarGtuis g.: CFi:g 0c8 |a4on'
liuiaucs.
8eriaiIlcS, 6ranf., %. Sept
Tie 2eihnnme Scr bier am SomS
tag auf ser 9aloniu6rt uerllngliidteI
SffiSiere muroCn bierielbit unter I'M
poianten 3ercmonien 6eitnttet. 3i
geiamte Grtagoruion unO ole 3ipil
beb0rDcn pon @eriliQeS. ioluie Ell
rieiiges 8ubIiflml folgten oemlraucr
3uge pon ser Characterization 3sI
Stride urS ireitcr gum 6rieobofc
aui gci9Dl Ne3 EremicrntlnIlter:
griano purGc Gcn 2eidnamen ocI
Spier Dos areuj Ser GbrenIegion OIL
gebe,tet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
Irir0en in SidDt.
ltnterbanolnnscn Der Spanier NH
bcn 9nbDlen.
9Sari8. %. Sept.

Ter beii8e iponiide 8eianote er
fIGrte in einem Snterpielp, oab De,
SeI05ug in Mnroffo beinabe beenoei
uno ser 3ped, oen ole aftion oel
Sponier gebabt babe, erreidt pdre
Die 9epobner bes Rif ieien iiolieri
unb ser BEG 8uruga um5ingelt. 81,
Sponier itdnoen bereits init Den
geni Sicar Stamm, Dem m1dtig
Iten unS einillBrcititen i'm Hiigebie'
te, in Srieben5unterbonblungen uni
Der llebergobe bieies Stammes mir,
De Die Der anoeren aui Dem 6uBe fol,
gen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
@adDicnScr Grport.
8 a hin9ton, 90. Sept.

g8 a hln 4 0 n, 2S. Sept.
Raf, bem @eri6te bes 8eneralfon.
fuIs 8eor9e 6. glnberion ans Rio oe
Saneiro Seigt Der broiilinniide er.
tortbanoeI fiir Dos erite Salbiabr bes
SubreS 1909 cine Steigering INN
% grosent aegeniibcr Serielben Be.
robe i'm 8criubre. iSiir bos 5meite
SaIbiobr iaat Der 3oniul Elm ennr'
mes anlpo6ien bes &ofiee.grportcs
noraus.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
8eiualtiser gnihbranS.
Toronto, %. Sept.

Soronto, 2S. Sept.
Hah elmer 8cpeid)e aus Sort SOS.
fotheroan iolen et,pa brei Meiler bon
gIf Barf, in Dem iih nod einiae bon
ben aus 8ablo bortbin aebraftcn
giifieln beiinoen. getpoftige gnih.
feuer piitcn. Gin 2anbitreiien bon
3rpan3ia Weilen 2Gnge uno adt Mei.
len grcite lit alsgebronnt uno arofer
shaSen in Den SoISungen aagerifict
tporben. !.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
@crbinocrnng an Der Scilnabmc.
% a iGiratou. %. Sept.

g8 Gin8t TON, 2S. Sept.
Snfolgc zines 9lnialeS Don 9lint,
burment5iinoun8 purOe Ger Silis
Itaat8iefretGr Suntington 8iIion po'
ser SeiInabme an ser Suoion.8uIton'
Seier perbinbert. gr Bate Ole yur
6e8regierlng Oabei ofiiSieu uertreteer
ioQen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
Spanii6c SiesesfrcnSc.
% q brib %. Seot.

9ie @eiesung Der StG6te 9tooor
unb 3eluan bur6 Die iporiidlen
Triippen miro bier aIs oas iaftiihe
gnbe bes Hiifrieges sefeiert. Rad
3epeihcu aus Welila iteben ale
7orier am 5uBe bes 9rges @llruga,
pelder Die maurii6e SeIte oebiloet
bate, in 8lammen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30

geem SrIeuns, Ga, %. Sept
Der bunSertIte @eburtstag bc'
aomiraIs RupbaeI 2emmes. oeS See
beISen Der fonfoberierten Staatcn
witroe i'm sdn5en Siiben feierIid be
nongen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
Neurs Drtthfu
lffren $trobs.
Ter altc Strcit nm ben 9iIftritt gI.
loius.
peraula0une oes Spektahsls
ourdJ einen Gag.
5aufc nnb Stapellanf cincs ncucn
2iuicnidiffes.
erIin % Gent


Tie gegenndrtia porberriheroe po'
littihe WinOitille bringt eS nit lih
baB cine ihon Dor etliben Sagen be-
gonnene &ontroperie, melde ben aItet
Streit nm Die @ntlaiiun9 bes 5iiriter
giilon roieber nuftpdrmt uuo nif)tS
nlS oas Ireiden leeren Strobes be.
oeutet, BON Den 9lGttern nit Gifel
aufgenommen noroen lit uno aui
Sns lebbaiteite iortaeiebt miro. Ger
anlnB Su bem Speftofel sob Elm ar'
tifel i'm n5a9"-, pelher areiberrn
bon 3ebIis uno gteufirh gum Ser
fuiier bat un6 ben Sitel nStrter ber
Giliiien" fiibrt. Srgone Ger aon.
ieruotipen, inionoerheit ser aqrarier
unb oeS 3entrums ihlodten 6ie gu'
geleaenbeit nciOlid aus uno pertre'
TEN Die @ebnuptitn9 Der &niier bnbt
iton in Sen oenfrpiirbiQen Nopember'
tagen 6eS leBtcn SnbreS einen @ed)
iel beihloiien, neil 1Fiirit @iilom bin'
terliitia gcborbeIt bobe. inoem er 5n'
crit bos i'm rGnilp telegraph" per
offentIiftc, iogcnnnnte Si9bcliffe'
Snterpiep be8 Wonorfcn biQilte unf
es Damn, nnbbcm ser gntriiitungS'
iturm inn 8oIfe losqcbrohen, oeS.
dpouierte.
6reiberr BON 3eOItb periiherte ir
benz Gag. ".grtifel, bie 3onierpati'
ben batter ben Tilriten @iilom buru
Tire StelIllngnobme gegeniibcr Scr
grblteucr.Irage geItiir5t, neil i'll
nnBten, BOB ser Safer ibnen inner
Iih Suitimrnte. 9tun fat spor Siiri
9iilpu, ser bon hier alis befrogt pur
De, auf tclclrnp6iifem @eqe cntgep
net, es iei oac5 neutrality-suspicious.
erfllnOencr &lntih, uno cr mcrOe II
feline Golemif eintreten neil iolrt
fir bie arone, bie Hegicrin9 uni
bas all9clneinc @obI un5ttrGglih lei
aber bos @icberf6ucn miro trothen
neiter betrieben, um Sic QGbnenoel
politii6en Spnltcn 8u fiiQcn, Oie ci
ncm StofflronRcl, mie nuqcnbIidlif
felt lungem nift ouSge'eBt gelueier
iinb.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-09-30
Stapcaanf.

Sn 9ieI bot untcr oCm bel ioI6er
@ele9enbeiten iibIiden 3eremonien
Die Souie uno Der Stopeaauf beS
m,f Sen oortigen SopoIotS @erfet
erbolrtcn 2inieni6iffs, Griab oSieg
frie6" itottgeiunoen. Ils 8otbin 0es
SdiifeS, ous 0en Nomen nSelgolono"
er5ielt, fltn9ierte Oie @emablin oea
Ser3og8 grnIt @iintber 5u S6lesmig.
SoIItein, 9ru0ers Ger &niierin. Cine
gbor0nun0 ser Spiten ser 9ebor'
ben bon Sel9olunb mobnte bem feier'
lihen glft bel.
Ter Stopellauf lit obne itorenoen
3tpii6enfau bon itatteu gegonaer.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
"A

The Commencement exercises
Of the public schools at the
Christian church were we'll at
tended las Saturday night des
pite the rain. Tho house was
nicely decorated, and with a ban
ner in the back ground reading
We have climbed the hills
The mountains are in VIEW
Glass Of O9.
The class acquitted them
selves with high honors. John
G.. Lee delivered the Valedictory
address entitled Civic Righteous.
ness, followed by Prof, Thilman,
of Appleton City who delivered
the address of the evening after
which he presented the gradu
ates with their diplomas. An
feature was the music,
which was very appropriate for
the occasion.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
NO DOUBT OF HIS MEANING
ouaker's Full and Explicit lnstrue.
tons as to Treatment Desired
fer His Watch.

A Quaker addressed his watch
maker as follows:
81 hereby send thee ms pocket
clock, which .standeth in need Of
thy friendly correction. The last
time it was at tbs school IL was in
no way benefited OF proited there
by, for / perceive by the index Of
its mind that it is a liar, and the
truth is not in it. Purge it., there
fore, I bcseech thee. and correct il
from tire error OF its va md shoy
it the paths wherein it sii5-'l 20,
and when thou layest thy corlc.t-
ing hand upon it see that 1T be
without passion. lest thou shouldst
drive it to destruction. and when
thou sest IS youformahle TO the
aboye-mcntional rules send it home
10 me with q just end true bill
drawn out in the merit Of modea-
ton, end ] VIII remit it TO thee in
the root of al8 evil
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
"a Post Cards Free,

Here IS an opportunity Tor anyone
TO obtain ~ Handsomely eolored
souvenir post cards for nothing and
geg hi, choice OF three different
ain y, namely: - Comic Cards. -
fi wet Cards and a ,ei Oh A cards
ulile Language OF the
Fl1wts. In each one of these
,eis there are a highly eolored
souvenir Post Cards. an you have
ia do to ehtsin them is 70 send sse
tor a wears subscription to the
Kansas Cry Weekly Journal aud
.,ll thrm which set you want Up
lu lr, ircripI OF your subscription
lo Tine Kansas City Weekly Joum.
l-lhe gresisst newspaper Of the
soulbte.t-yon will he sent obso.
weIy free ue a. Post Cards witch
You select. BE sure 10 specify
"he 90 sou want ihe - Comic
Iard'. ,he a. Flower Cards or the
- Language OF the Flower
caIds.
We know that you will be highly
pleased vim these pos, cards. Ihe
Comic ards are very funny, tie
lower Cards consist OF the principal
flowers are all in beautiful colors,
the Language of the Flowers
cards are all in beautiful eolors aud
have notices which give you the
sentiment Of the flowers.
Remember for the small sum Of
cents you receive The Kansas
Weekly Journal Tor a full year
snd get our choice Of any one Of
The sets OF post cards. Send az
cents and address
The KANSAS City WREkLY JouR.
NAL, KANSAS Cry, Mo-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
SEASON OF

Some one speaks Of the poison Of
unrest" Is there such a thing as
that? Poison does not seem the
right word to apply to the agitation
the whole world is entertaining at
this time, Nothing rests nowadays
but is the condition produced a
poisonous one? Is it not rather a
healthful stimulant for keeping hui
mainly jumping, and developing
their natural abilities? Why grow
logy and indifferent, when there is
80 much to do that is agreeable and
improving. OF course, the tension
may be too great, but what Of itl
Snap, and have it over.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

j W Bohbitt. has purchased
she lots vcated by z. S. Eergu-
SON north Of the Christian
church. and is moving a five
room, story and q half house on
them. When completed it win
make a very desirable residence.
Tho carpenters are finishing
taeir work ION the Conyers X
Conyers new store building this
week.
III you can't say anything good
about your neighbor don't say
anything bad. just charge it
mp to profit and loss and let il go
85 that.
The Sunday School OF the
Christian church viii have Child
rens Day Exercises, May 30th,
(the fifth Sunday at 8 p. m.
Everybody both young and old
are cordially invited to take part
in these exercises. This is a
grand work and should be partici-
pated by every school in this
broad land of ours. The money
that is given at the exercises is
used for spreading the gospel in
foreign lands.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
WON'T see IT.

Prosperity viii soon be shining
forth like the sun at high noon"
said the eloquent citizen.
"Mebbe." answered Farmer Corn
tossel; 'but a lot o. fcllers around
here seem 10 get go much enjoyment
out o. talkin' hard Times that l bet
they'll put on smoked glasses"
81 have been here but a month. "
observed the foreigner, so / spik
only broken Angleesh."
"I'ye been here 80 years next
TUESDAY" remarked the native, yet
that's all ! speak, too. Lend me a
dollarY'
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

cit rather knocks out ones ideas
Of hereditary traits when he secs
how old man Scrimgen keeps driy-
ing his business early and late,
while his son won't do a lick Of
work" says the man with the oyersct
eyebrows.
"Yes," agrees the man with the
discouraged hair. "Thc old man IL
doing the preliminary blowing for
his sens crop Of wild oats, II he only
knew it."-Judgc.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

The home OF George Robinson,
about two miles west Of Metz,
was destroyed by fire Sunday
morning. MIR. Robinson got up
and built fire aud went 10 the
Darn 10 do his feeding. Ga getting
up his wife discovered the house
n hames and grabbing her baby
ran To call her husband. Before
lac reached The houset the roof fell
IN and they failed to save any
thing.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
HossoN's CHOICE

Il vas iu a Nc# England town.
The neighbors were coming in 10 cx-
tend their coincidence 10 the widow
ar and the family and to ask about
the particulars OF tbc sad event.
"Tell me, Jerusha, said one Of
the women, iu a sympathetic whis-
per, TO The b%ercayed sister, waf 81
viry willin' 10 gof
"Willin' replied Jcnusha, earn
sstly. "Why, Hannah, she was OBJ
LEGGED 10 be-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
oooD HEAD FoR FIGURES.

Teacher -Flossie, II your father
should have $40 and a friend gave
him another $40, how much would
he haye3
Flossie-Nothing. But mamma
would have a new hat.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
County officers

Representative. T. NJ Griffith.
Circuit Judge, a. a. Denton
Probate Judge. 3. A. Silycrs
County Clcrk. O. q Weeks.
Circuit Clerk. D. r.. Emhrce.
Recorder, /, ~, Smith
sheriff. W } Bulloce
Prosecuting Atty. W.. IS. Dawson
Treasurer S. j.. Coleman.
school Com'r, a.. l.. Ives,
Rond s. Rridge Com. q. B. Boron #,
Administrator, John Hayes.
Coroner. Dr. g. A. Lusk.
Presiding Judge, J. T. Sharper: ms
soeiatcs,A j Hyde, l.. s.. Paddock
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

A young lady of our town re-
ceiged a shipment Of four brand
new rocking chairs one day last
week. We are wondering now
when the wedding will take
place.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
-He WAY RE coy TOOK IT.

a boy, having been sent by his
mother for some rock and I'VE, en-
tered the nearest drug store and as.
tonished tie clerk by saving;
only mother wants ten cents
worth of your rotten use. -Lippin-
colts.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

Mrs. 3. j. Petty. Of Denver,
Col. visited Mrs. I. A. Petty Of
Keith neighborhood last
week.
T. G. Robinson returned last
Sunday from an extended trip
in Ohio
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
Sprague People
Give j. H. Raney
Your Subscription.

The Township Assessors II
Bates County are hereby called
20 meet al The Court House Ian
Butler on Saturday, Mas Is 1909
/ p. m for the purpose Of
adopting a uniform assessor, 1t
of Bates County Tor each town
ship.
By order Chairman
Jas. r. Miller.
All COUNTY papers please copy.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

Friend--Why did YOU quit youi
Job on the Morning Zip?
Reportor-The city editor was &
t%actless, heartless iend.
Friend-Wha aid he do to YOU
Reporter Sent me 10 a cham.
payne banquet one night, and made
me write mp a boiler shop the next
dsv-Cloyeland Leader.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
ANOTHER poiNT OF view.

Gilcs-Ouly four letters of the az.
phabet have ever been in jan.
Smiles True but look how many
OF them are IN the penifenGarv.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

Monday ln February. May and
Drf nlssf.
County cuurt meets lst Monday I'm
february, May. August aud No
veahrr
Probate court meets End Monday
Eel ruary. May. August aud Mo-
vembeT.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
WORKING olRLs AWAKENING.

"Only the working girl knows
what the working girl needs" said
Miss Josephine Casey, organizer Of
working girls unions Men may
mean an right, but they cannot leg
islato reforms about things they do
not know ANYTHING about. Girls in
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
Church Directory
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible school every Lords Day To-.
a. m, II. Q. MaSey Supt
Preaching Service every second
and fourth Lords Day ineaeh month
100 IN. and $50 p. IN Also Sat-
uriay before at $50 D.
T. II. Koepsel
Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

"Wbat an unmitigatcd h~attereI
that AIR. Sawftlcy is!'
"lYhy dear, did he say YOU were
prctty?'
"No; but he said you were"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
MARITAL REphRrEE

"liayc YOU got lle face 20 EraT
one Of those sheath sbirbt"
"No. but I've got the figure
"Well, ] haven't,
And then shc called him slingy
brute. Cleveland Leader.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

Little Brother Sister, what's a
"dead beatf'
Disappointed Sister-That's a
man who calls on q girl for a year
and then suddenly quits illustrate
"a Sunday Magazine.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH

Bible School every sunday at DO a..
an. d. N. Crlssman supt.
PreachiEg service third sunday Of
each month 1i.0o a. IN and 1880 m.
J.. *. Spgers
Pastor
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

do you Au1 n0uilgy Eaarue pay8
We'll. no. I cant say chat &c pays
ne: but J think that Il paya my boy
Iim."
How that2'
We'll. you gee, { h1uabt lim the
owls have 90 pay for their keep uuG
GUY The eggs from h,u. ana be eats
hem"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13
Frisco Time Gard


TRANS DEPAIrr,
No. -, Passenger n.S0 m
No. $50. Mixed 400 s. m
TRAINS ARRIVE.
No. lS3, Mixed .-,-.. 1910 O. m
No. ISL, Passenger. $50 p m
No. lS2 leaving at II so % m
makes connection az Linton ior
points north and south Best Train
for LIT. seooti Plttsburg Joplin apd
oklahoma.
No. $50 Lepying at 400 p. m cons
meets &C Pleasmtoa with kansasCity
train ana a new train for IL ee9tt
Arrives az kansaa CRY oa3 q 90
Arrives at ~. scott $50 3. nj
gao B COaoEHNAgt
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-05-13

Miss CImber-wasn't the gorge just
grand?
Mr.. Climber-An but the salad al
the inn back there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-15

Lesson for Current Events and
Magazine Club, November 18TH AZ
3 y m:
Roll call, Current Events.
Paper, The Society Woman. Mrs.
VIII Farley.
DO Women Enjoy one Another
Atlantic Monthly 1900.
In an Old English Country House.
Harpcr's Bazaar, March, 1906.
Mrs. Browning ON the Society
Woman in Aurora Leigh.
Is the Life of a Society Woman
one OF Purely Personal Pleasure
Which is the uobler, better mother
the woman who enjoys social in-
fuence or the "ever-stay-at-home2'
What is social success according
to the lady OF the Deco i've
Is there any mo.ru fiction delin.
eating the society woman in full
and noble life?
The secret of being a social queen
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The Missouri Girl.

Fred Raymoud's famous comedy,
"The Missouri Girl" win be the at
traction at the opera house tomor-
row night. The fact that this is the
fifteenth season for this play is a
most conclusive proof that good,
clean, wholesome theatrical produc-
tons are always welcome and gener-
'ously patronized by the theatre-go-
ing public, The comedy is so close
.ly interviewer with bits of pathos
and such sensational incidents as
would actually occur in the lives of
such people Us exist in The Missouri
.Girl.' that the entirety is a reyela-
ton in simplicity and interest in
bodybuilding
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-15

Council Bluffs, la, Nov 10
owen w. Jones, an aged man, who
conducts a fruit farm was sawed
out Of one Of his own apple trees.
While up in the tree he lost his
footing and started head long to-
ward the ground. On the way down
his left leg caught in the crotch Of
the tree, and as his foot was drawn
up, it lodged under a small branch
Just above, holding him securely. His
wife sawed him loose.