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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30
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Holy Mother o. Cod. and De No
Va. in his excitement danced about
recklessly. forgetting the sippsu1ess
Of deck underfo1t 1t was ze treas
ure ship, Il was ze tree million
pesos, Sacre dam.
Il does not appear possible that I
perceived II ali. but n0w. looking hack
I q recall the zTtirude o. every nan
as this revelation Of the vessels iden-
uty was swiftly borne IL upon his con
sciousness Sanchez sank sHrtghted-
~ 10 his knees. lingering TIE beads
Of a rosary. his lips muttering mar
tculate fragments o. prayer. Dade
stared vhitefsced and trembling his
mouth side open. Kelly jerked his
cap from OF his red hair and suuug
"a over his head With a Wild yen.
Johnson never stirred. q mori1uless
statue. his lips compressed. the negro
Joined De Nova his eyes rolling. his
great feet pounding the SNOW. while
Mcknight grabbed the AZ from KEEL
lys heedless fingers and began slash
ting az the door As Tor myself a.
the instant everything vas chaos Tut
lie was right. then, he had seer al
that be said our voyage had not been
cguseless a search after a W~ili-c'Ehe
wisps the sacrifices. suffering loss %
these past months we're not aTl On
vain Out OF Antarctic solitudes re
leased from The msrclless grip o. the
See by some marvel o. deiivcraace
this treasure Ealleou % Ola Spaiu.
this ancient tomb % dead sailors. had
come drifting down 20 U.s. a vsritabie
Eift OF God The knowledge scsaned
me. dared my perceptions Il seemed
a miracle J could oaly press nay
hands % my eyes stare bAndiy az that
Inscription. and struggle back 20 a
conception o. reality. o. vas helly's
Wild shout and Mcknixht's bios that
aroused me- recalling mr as lnstantiy
10 command
stop that I shouted. catching the
latter roughly by the arm we shah
need that cabin door n there tndecd
b. q treasure d0Nn lelos wc can
hunt Tor O. Nsr men and aot mAniscs
Mcknight 70 yuu siTlkc another hhau
IN drop you Wheno you stand TAKE
HALVES and as ,he ice osg % Jhc
cracks Get douu on your knees AZ
the bottom. uade ana tont stand
there like a fool ~ Nova srs H yoa
can ioCatc TIE tponJ ainl1ws-thsr
must De- gUo % ghtm-and eat The ice
away toOm thr shutters
As Jhey taaoee5 feveushD u2tr
bryath steaUtrE Ga TIRE fr0sty air the
mCculight slntriug hem aud g,eaGf
ing wv,sdly on TIE scattered iccCrae
meats thc haundag mys-try of that
Theoretically sealed cahiu e-oacht Co
a foruuE ~ unrueratla AorgVr
Heaven h0w long had Dc been thus
frOECn tn VIA, aWhtl tragcly OF an
other century Was ahout % be re-
ucAlots What wears % D~nellncss gt
dArkucsS 81 polar uleht and coa& hNd
this derelici % he grim Antarctic a.
pcgienceds Where bad 81 heent what
az these Nho had sailed ga hoavd cat
~ Quay aQgA that Pair June 3sy q
lilA dreaming Og the glha uelcoms
awaiting them 10 saauy Spaing What
of the rvs harty seamea all black
bearded the soid iopps in their ears
What Nt the RasseaNvrs' What % tho
ave women vho haA walked these
Where vac they died aaa
I'm ma .g-NN~rNrfgnt
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30
How,s Thls7

W c1fF ons uundr-t Donars reward 80 suT
go . oatardh taat oannot - oarua ~ hAas
OatAuA Cure
y. J. CuENEr A % Tainta. o.
We ~ gnhFfnzard haps knoun D. J. ChrorY
~ ~ AT % YnanL anf bslste hta r-rtcrty hoe
Gaha o. au baEnru uEnarttd1a and nnanrialy
49, . aarV Cut arW ChHrnf1aE mada - IA Efm
MALufHa. hfsNhN a MhuNrN.
MhassaiH nruuElsta nuiran. q.
Wa1n CHfEuh Cure b tAhfn intsrrauY, urfing
ateruY unen ne tlnsad ard murcua narfhrea n ths
autema T~aafhnmma aeut nra paa M cent? -
tutua. $50 ~ AZ nrlrrirta
nAAa mkls EaalF pMt o. caasupat1A
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30
The RuIlnu Spirit.

Husband crushing into the room)-
Come out. quick.
Whe-What's tho mattert
The house Is on Ere. and we Will
Be burned 20 death n We hesitate a
moment Run. run for your lfei-
Yes. I'll be out In a minute: I've
got 70 tidy Up the Don a little 30 that
Il viii look decent when the nremen
get hero'-Modern Society.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

Tee taf1 m yc9ug rffa. -Phnip
tud hays uv@ togsthsr a whols
yrar. aad wsFs sever lad ma slight
ct euarreL~
What Ers Tcs HikfaE ahc1ff Tou
tzf Phlip wsrs maEris1 seven ya4rn
sgo'-
TO - u-rs sa rere Bat yog fcrrst
nat hsa q truFs1rR s~aiesnasn
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

Eva-Thon you are hot fond OF
pressed fowcrs7
Jaek-No. they always remind me
OF n kiss through a telephone.
Eva-Gmciousl In what wayf
Jack-They have lost their sweet
mesa.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

Mu& Newwvd-Charie where Is
thaJ hot water has, Raoy has the
Coltc.
AR, NeWNs3- Well haby yin have
% wait Until I nalsA thaeinE oat thess
PigeA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

Tho young who take advice are al
most beyond tho need OF iL-George
Macdonald.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

To make pleasures pleasant. shorten
thom-Buxtnn.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

Our dearest thoughts are out Of
rcach-Van Dyke.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

Constipation chutss spd sSruury agrrzraiss
fHaur 0Hraaa M ia thnHuunhiT currd b. De-
i1sross roilrtA unT sagar-ouatea EuansisA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

There are limitations, dent be fooled.
Ask for Lewis Single Binder cigar for &C.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30
important 20 hAnthnrn

Examine carefully every bottls Of
CAsTORlA. a safe and SURE remedy for
Infants and children. and SEQ that Il
Bears the -
signature otGM2zLzM
IN Use For over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always bought
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

Mra. Winstev's hootktnE sYruR
FufrkiiarNn tsrthiug nanane me gnua rraacssth-
nsnaanau. a4laTa palns cares Ntnd oaAa GouAa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

unsung songs cheer no hoarts.-A
Williams.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-30

do you think Mas Pink would
marry me II l should ask3"
"She might Women are proverb-
tally foolish"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
WEDS A BRITISH NOBLE
Miss Mildred Carter Becomes the Wife of Vscount Acheson in St.
 Georges Church, London.

London. June 9,-Society Hooked to the fashionable St. Georges church ln Hanover square today to witness another interesting international we'd ding, that of Miss Mildred Carter and Viscount Acheson. The bride is the daughter of John Ridgely Carter, American minister to he Balkan states and formerly first secretary of the American embassy in London. She is very popular in English so- Ciety. Lord Acheson is a son of the countess of Gosford, who is one of the most intimate friends of the queen mother Alexandra. He is thirty-th three years old, served in South Africa from 1899 to 1902. and is a lieutenant of the Reserve of Officers The Gosfords are wealthy, having large estates in Ire land and England. After the honey moon Lord and Lady Acheson will re. side in Mir. Carter's house, No 15 Chesham street
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
HARDWOOD LUMBER MEN
Louisville Entertans Hundreds Who Assemble for the Annual Conven-
 tion of National Association.

Louisville, Ky, June 9.-Nearly a thousand hardwood lumber manufac- turers and wholesale dealers have come to Louisville to attend the thir teenth annual convention of their na- tional association, which opened this morning in the Hotel Seelbach. The Louisville Hardwood club is the host and will keep open house during the convention. It also has arranged for the entertainment of the visitors, the event including an "Old Kentucky Smoker and Plantation Vaudeville" this evening and a banquet tomorrow night. The ladies will be given a theater party tonight.
 President Oliver 0. Angler of Chi cago called the convention to c.der this morning and made his annual ad- dress. Most of the day was taken up with the reports of committees. New officers will be elected tomorrow afternoon.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
ST. LOUIS FREE BRIDGE
 PIER IS OUT OF LINE
ing Span Correct-TWelVe Shifts of Men Work.

St. Louis, June 9.-The discovery has just been made that the Illinois pier of the free bridge, the caisson for which is now down to a depth of 110 feet, is IS inches too far east. As the steel work for all the spans has been ordered and fabricated, the three other piers will have to be moved east Is inches.
 The contractors reported to Presi- dent Reber of the board of public i'm provements that the caisson for the east pier had been pushed cut of line by old barges. Efforts to get the cais- son into it's proper place have failed and nothing can now be done accord ing to the contractors, except to shift the other piers so that the steel worT will fit.
 The Missouri Valley Iron X Bridge company has the contract for building the free bridge It is working 12 shifts a day on the east pier The men cannot work at a depth of no feet longer than two hours a day They are paid s2 an hour for their services.
 The excavation is now within a few feet of sclid rock.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
DELVING INTO "JACk-POT'
Illinois States Attorney Thinks S3,ooO to Kill Fish Bill Vert to
 General Fund.

Springfield. H., June 9.--That the fund of approximately $3,00O raised to kill the fish bill in the legislature went to "sweeten' the general legisla- tive jack pot is the belief of States Attorney Burke who has returned from his third trip to Beardstown, elated with the new evidence discov- cred
 The prosecutor says he not only has evidence to support this hypothesis. but that he is on the trail of at least one man who he believes handled the fish bill fund after it had been paid to Frank H. Traut of BeardstOwn in the St. Nicholas hotel This man, whose name Burke has withheld, pending further inquiry, is believed to have acted as sort of "capper" in the jack pot game and to have paid the fish bill fund into the general jack pot treasury.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
AFFAIRS OF M. w. A.
 TO BE INVESTIGATED
Fraternal insurance Scandal in Hi. nols Stirs Discord in the Ranks
 of Woodmen.

Rock Island, III, Idne 9.--As re suit of the insurance scandal now be- ing aired in the courts here by the grand jury Maj c. w. Hawes, head clerk of the Modern Woodmen, with headquarters in this city, has asked the executive council of the Wood men, in session here, to make a de. mand on the state insurance commis. sion that the affairs of the Modern Woodmen he thoroughly investigated
 The Modern Woodmen has mem, bcrsmp C more than million and is doing business in almost every state of the Uui-n
 The investigation of the Modern Woodmen, it is understood, will be asked by the executive council, and it promises to be one of the most searching attempted.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09

candidate for speaker, was renomi- hated over Attorney General w. H. Byers, who ran as a progressive. Probably Judge H. M. Towner of Corning is the nominee over John Darrah in the Eighth district. Town CT is a standpatter. c. A. Kennedy, the standpat candidate, won out in the First district. In the other dis tricts progressives were nominated without opposition.
 For the other state offices George ". Clark is renominated for lieuten- ant governor Hayward for secretary of state and Bleake. for auditor
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
QUAKE TREMORS KEEP
 ITALIANS IN A PANIC
Thousands Sleep in the Open Through Fear of Death Under Dam
 aged Buildings.

Naples, June 9.-Fresh tremors in Italy's earthquake-stricken district threw the population into panic as serious as that occasioned by the first shocks. At Ayellino. King Victor Elm manuel and Queen Helena who insist ed on joining him in the tour of the affected territory, appeared before the people in an effort to check their fright
 Not even the royalties, however. could reassure the terrified. Fully a million people slept out of dors, and, when day came, refused to venture into their homes again even for cook ing. Camps have been pitched around towns. Army tents are in demand.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
STANDPAT CONGRESSMAN LOSES AFTER TWENTY YEARS
 SERVICE FROM IOWA.
FlVE-TIME OPPONENT WINS
Prouty, q Oes Moines Progressive, Carries Every County in Dis trict But One at Repub-
 Ican Primaries.

Des Moines, la, June 9.-S,andpat- ters in Iowa admit they have been de feated and Congressman J. A. T. Hull of the Seventh district, a standpat Cannon man, has gone down before the insurgent toe. Hull has served 20 years in congress, and for the fifth time was opposed by Judge s F. Prouty, Des Moints Progressive. Prouty won by a majority of about 2,000, and carried every county in his dist:ict but one
 In the Ninth district Walter I. Smith, the standpat member of the house rules committee and possible
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09

sessions will Ia1. four days, and a great crowd of delegates has come to attend them Prosperity" is the slo- gan of the association, and it will em- phasize this in two big events The first will be prosperity banquet to- morrow evening in the two-acre din ing rooms of the hotel, when many well known men will make speeches.
 The biggest event will be The Grand Prosperity Ratification Parade" on Saturday. Early in the morning the delegates will be transported from Manhattan beach steamboats to the Battery, where they will form, join ing delegates arriving by special trains from every state in the Union. The managers predict that it will be the finest parade since the Mckinley outpouring for honest money.
 Tt is expected that with New York business men and visitors added to our own delegates we shall have from 15,0OO to 10000 men in the parade" said Herman A. Metz, formerly comp troller. We shall go back to Man haitian beach after the parade, and in the evening initiate new members. 1t is a beautiful ceremony and will oc- Cupy the entire evening. Its secret characteristics have been maintained since the order was established 22 years ago in Columbus, O."
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
'CRTUNE AWAITS LUCKY MAI \
, nvent Varnish That Win Satis'y| plsno Manufacturers, and AttiG
 ence Is Yours.

The piano manufacturer was talk1
 ng. "A fortune of a million dollars3 dt least" he said. awaits the man wnd can invent d varnish which VIII fe1 spond to changes of temperature l1 exactly the same rate a which WOOD responds.
 Everybody who ever has made o1 owned a highly polished article O9 furniture knows that the surface Ii liable to break into small eracks-oe] come finely cracked and thus
 beauty is lost. This cracking N caused by the fact that suoue7 ehanges of temperature affect vafns1 especially fine piano yarnish-a'] most instantly while the wood ,u'1 neath contracts or expands at u"1
 erent rate. This srlinters the val aish. and thus far nc manuiactwe,) has been able to get the best ol 'u1 situation. We are waiting for this ea] .irely possible Gdstic varnlsh' "nNa
 when it shall come, will be uiole M
 come to the manufacturers oI hne '. .a niture than the hying machine ID ~.
 he world at large. A piano uei''", ,'.l ss it is, could be stored in an o,I yaI louse without detriment 10 'S p~
 shed surface. provided the temp'i.
 ure was kept even, but chahse'' ,h. oecially if sudden. are fatal 'o ''I Dpauty of the ,aSe
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
RUSH ON YUCATAN
Gunboat at Vera Cruz Gets Sealed Orders and Awaits Arrival
 of New Forces

Vera Cruz, June 9.-The command CT of the gunboat Zaragoza, following a reported Indian uprising on the east coast of Yucatan, has received sealed orders and only awaits the arrival of troops from the station at Perota to sail.
 The troops are expected to reach here at any time. It is believed that the gunboat is bound for Progreso, port on the northwest coast of the disturbed peninsula.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Roosevelt to Stump Texas.

Galveston, Tex, June 9.-Former President Roosevelt has accepted the invitation of Texas Republicans to come to Texas this fall and deliver several speeches in the interest of the party and the Republican candidates. Lyons that he will come.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Tax Affects 5000 Indians.

Guthrie, Okla, June 9-According to a decision of Judge Joel NJ. Sandlin of the superior court. all original Chickasaw and Choctaw allottees must pay taxes to the state the same as other citizens. This ruling will af- feet approximately 5000 Indian land owners, and means the validation. of the tax levy made by the state for 1908
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Orphan Band on 1,aoo-Mile Journey.

Orphan Band on t,a0o-Mile Journey
 New York, June 9.-Eleven little travellers took boat for Weehawken, beginning 1,500-mile journey that may well prove to be the most event full In their lives. They were wards of the Children's Aid society, en route to Centralia, Mo, where they will meet the foster parents who are to rear them as members of their fam flies. There were eight boys and three girls. orphans. and their ages ranged from 10 months to 15 years.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
MRS. GORMAN NEAR DEATH
Widow of Maryands Former Senator Sends Summons for Her Children
 to Gather at Bedside.

Washington, June 9.-Mrs. Arthur Pue German. widow of Senator Cor man of Maryland, is seriously i'll at her home here. Her physicians hold out no hope for recovery. Her chil- dren have been summoned. and with her are five daughters and a son. Mrs. Germans health began to fail more than a year ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
No Republican Ticket in Tennessee.

Nashville, Tenn, June 9.-The Re publican state executive committee has decided not to put out a judicial recommended that the Republicans of Tennessee indorse the Independent Democratic judicial ticket
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09

Paris Pst,ern No. 26l3. All sa,n
 Allowed.-Any of the pretty f.ra woolens, fiannels, silks or heal linens make up charmingly in thl design, which Is particularly becomir, to young girl with a slim f.rre rh
 plastron collar may be in the sams \ 6 contrasting color Of the materIa, th
 cuffs of the full-ieneth or sevau sishths length sleeves match the coI far. and the removable chemisette ot tucked silk. the buttons ornamen, ing the front being covered win sl The pattern is in three sizes-l3 t ,7 years. For miss of l5 years thI waist requires "A yards of maters % inches wide, 3Fs yards 27 incha wide, 21a yards 36 inches wide. or ?I yards 42 inches wide; as illustrated five-eighths yard of all-oyer tuckAl IS inches wide.
 To procure this pattern send 10 c.ni to Pattern Department, of this pape1 Write nan Q and address plainly, and N surs to give size aad number of pattsrn
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Minnesota Treasurer Dies.

Minneapolis, June 9.-Clarence C.. Dinehart, 33 years old, state treasurer of Minnesota, died at Luther hospital, St. Paul, where he underwent an op- eration for appendicitis.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
PR0SPERlTYTHEIRSLOGAN
Untted Commerc ial Travellers Meet in New York-Great Dinner and
 Parade on Program.

New York, June 9.-The United
 Commercial Travellers association. the only secret fraternity in the world composed of one craft of men, and which has a membership of about 80,- 900. began its annual meeting today at the M Beach hotel. The
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Progressives Ahead in South Dakota

Pierre, S. D., June 9-Robert S Nessey, progressive, appears to have been nominated for governor in the Republican primaries. The surpris- ing feature of the primary has been the strong showing made by George W. Egan of Sioux Falls, who ran as an independent Republican.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Miners Return to Work.

Scranton, Pa June 9.-The 12,000 miners of the Pennsylvania Coal com pany have returned to work.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Hopeless Case.

Doctor said Mr. Boyd, my fin. somnia is much worse now than fl ever was before"
 Indeed
 Yes, sir, it k. Why, l can't even sleep when it's time to get up"- Stray Stories.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
/ ccounti o fer ;t

Nha. h, Wom2" s.}.. artie.. .o.
 It is for C,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Muehy

Caterer-How was that ice ersal we delivered to you yesterday?
 Patron-Fine. It was the best Is .ream I ever drank-Life.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS
J ulfe \, LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
 NATIONAL STOCK YARDS. ILL Cattle-NatiVe bee steers sSO04s 70: cows and heifers S40oa7.75, stockers and feeders. S4 25ep6.25; Texas steers S4SOQ 500, Texas cows and heifers, s. 50a 6 25 Hogs-MiXed and butchers. $9 40T9 SO: good heavy, @.45@9 65: rough, S925Q9 45: i: light. $s. 40@ gee; bulk $945@g.55; pigs $90oIs6Q. Sheep $4.25ft5.25; lambs, SI.50Q J.50.
 Texans, $5.35u 730; Westerns $5.50G7 z So stockers and feeders. S400a6 90, cows and h'lterS' $2.9O91 10; calves. $6.5oaS.So. 9.6o roush, $9.25@ 35; pigs $s0049 50 Shccp-Natves. $3.40GI575; Westerns $&.t5u5.No, lambs native $5.25MS7O: Western, $6.00@SSO.
 KANSAS -Cattle-Natiyo steers $""OPN27. Southern steers, S425q790: southern COWS. $2.100 5.5Q. native cows and heifers $3.25Gt6.25, Stoclers and feed tEs, fl 0DW62 20; bulls, S3.75u6.00: calves. S+, cog S.-5i Western steers, $5.5o@S0o Western cows. $4ooG6 25. Hogs-Bulk of sales S92oa 930, packers and butchers " -0 93oi light. $s.10d927la; pigs. Ss.50n SVu sheep Muttons, $400u5.T5: lambs $tgV' 9 -9i led wethers and yearlings $4.'"H t.''; fed Western ewes, $4.0Od5.25.
 GRAIN.
 ST LOllS-Wheat-No, 9 red. $I1O@ LIZ No, red, $loi0110, No red. S56 loo, No. hard. $l.0l 1al tr No hard Ylu99; No. 1 hard S5u. orn-No ? cog 5O'a' No. 3, 5s e 59ta, No. i, 57; No. , yellow, 6ol2, No. yellow. 59Is No. ? white, 6&@65l4 No. white. 6ih @62A: !: 5E9 M9- white, 5l. Oats-No. 9. S71a; No. 8, 56i2, No 4, 35l2 No. white, 4Od 4OIs No. 3 white 3SM39: No. { white. 3s1s7 CHlCAGO.-W Wheat-No. 2 red. sl.o20 log d.C3l2 No. 3 red. 95Q10O: No. 2 hard go F 499; No. hard, 9lQ96; No 8 spring g24 Loo. Corn-No. ?, 594 a691a: No. B, 51$, 459A No. yellow. 58b bq55; No. s yellow, 5SaU59, No. 3 white. 61L L062 Oatso-No, 2 37 No. white, 39b4Ss%;
 KANSAS ClTY.-Wheat-N 9 red. 9s; No. , red 92@97; No. red. 91L; No nard' Nooa LO4; No. hard. 96g9S.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
The Prescott Daily News
 PE3LFSHED By The News Printing Go.

Entered as second class mail matter November 4th 1905, at the postoffice aJ Prescott, Ark, under the act of congress, March 8, 1879.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-19
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