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noat!ns IN the reservoir on SATURDAY
afternoon AGd-e~ Grant, a sixteen.
ycar-ol! boy. AMI two companions say
t1ry aerc walking along toe edge OF
the reservoir Nh.:. they saw the body
a, a WOMAN raItin< on the water.
The@ hastrn-! - s.sf the alarm.
but bah N Aour had elapsed bctoro
they could SET any one - accompany
,aem 10 lie reservoir, and When thai
returned there ;hr BODY had d.sap.
pe4rct
Tho Bo.den,ovr Water Company u
now iraIu.ns me reservoir 10 satisfy tho
public II REGARD 10 the matter.
Til, nas!a h,'evev, w!ll no; be empty
before nisht.
Tae police have been making Inquiry
bu, - Ia aaSc not 'ei: that any.
Ncman IS missing h.-c. &
The evening world., 1901-08-13
MORE STOLEN GOLD
RECOVERED By DIVERS
About NU5.OlD Worth Taken out,
Making S:OO.OOO In Al.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. 81, was
stated at the office o. the Shelby Sme!t-
Ing Company that force OF divers
had yesterday taken $500 worth OF
gold from the spot where II was hidden
BY Winters. making SsoO,uoD already re.
covered. II was expected that the re.
ns x Sne s,Gs he sn.ds
AZ tHcuty.four houIS.
The evening world., 1901-08-13

ODD CHINA.
Plates Of all sizes, Cups and Saueers,
Fruit Dishes, Dat Meal lows; reg
ularly sid at from lsc to 20c.; spe.
cial At
Cup, and Saucers, French Limoges
Chfra. very handsomely deio-a'ei,
gold traced; regularly W nth s4.C0 pc!
dozen; special, each, at
Tea Potr. fre-prooi china with draine,
ard woke, handle, handsomely deco.
7 ted in Japsnese blue ard white; reg
ulsrly sold at 100; special at
Tea Pets. large size; regularly STA at
Soc. sp.e'a!at
Salad or Fruit B5wls, handsomely
decorated and Go!d lined: regularly sold
at 3oe.. special at
GLASSWARE.
rumt!e:s. btst quality OF thin blown
glass. hantsonely engraved; ,egulnly
sold at &c. pc. dozen, SPECIAL at
Jelly rumbers. best quality crystal
glass. with tight tin tops. regularly
sold a. &c. Fer tor.; special at
Gla.s S.'s: Butter Dish, Spoon Holder.
Suga, Bowl, Cream Pitcher. best quail
~ OF crystal glass, new design, regu-
Larry sold at 3sc. per set; special,
per set,
The evening world., 1901-08-13
Half Yearly Trade Sale of
CaxDeks and Ruus.

The biggest, freshest and finest stock displayed
anywhere in New York City at the present time awaits
your inspection here yet prices fully oneour
to onethird less than those of other Dealers Here's
proof:
Royal Wilton Carpets regularly per yard;
1.SO
The and colorngs well libraries, dining
halls and stairs. So and "a borders
Body Brussels Carpets regularly sold S35 yard this -
sale Us
carpets Bgow make,
frame quality.
Wilton regularly yard;
at rs
carpets patterns
ard makers
RUGS.
Rug Department equally pronounced
Of them:
Royal Wilton Rugs:
Nxs4 inches worth s.. So this Z.95
36x63 inches worth g. so in this 3.95
sft. inx in. $50; n lis a 22.5O
RugNew, goods bright
signs, perfectly reversible; these sizes and prices
30xo0 inches, Q5 6xo IT,, AIS
30t72 inches, las 7nzlo% feet, $50
'xl2feet, 1880
The evening world., 1901-08-13

shaped front, complete with reversible
cushio7s, covered in Jew designs Of
Wellington Velour: aetualvalue 5000;
special Tor tomorrow,
Morris Chair in Quarteisa Golden Oak,
piano polished, back can Be adjusted to
several different positions, shaped and
e1aeed With tvi'tsd sp'ndles. SHAPED
With reversible cushions, covered 10
new designs Of Arlington and Ro:k.
wood Velour and belgian Velvets;
actual valrs $500; special for to-
morrow,
The evening world., 1901-08-13
AUTHOR sHoRTz a SUICIDE.
Civil Engineer. VA. .Trote Pops.
lar Books. Died by Gas.

VSVes7ss 10 w ssS9u9US Wu51V'T
WILKESBARRE. Pa. Aug. l3.-The
body OF Robert shortz. a novelist and
civil engineer OF this city. was found in
the Hotel Hart to-day. The man had
gas. AS ~
Shorts spent two years at West Point
and. had been q civil engineer for the
writes several novels On he Guntsr
style. and thrsa of .hem-'.Ihs Gift sof
aBopopllss. The Glrdlo Of the Gods"
end es eoas g The swo1a'.-saA
The evening world., 1901-08-13

Handsome Mo.rts Chair, in CHARTERED
Golden Oak 0, Mahogany in 81. hand
somc!y carved heads on arms. hand
polished, can Be adjusted to several
different positions, shaped legs, COM
plete with reversible cushions covered
IN beautiful designs Of lockwood
velours, Corduroy o. Belgian velvet;
actual value $3.50; special for to-
morrow,
Har dsome Tufted Couch, all hair Oiled,
mad. with best tempered sseel springs,
excellent design, all spring edge. well
shaped head, deep fringe, co, eset In
NV designs Of Belgian velvets and
lockwood velouss actual value $500:
special for tomorrow.
The evening world., 1901-08-13
M ". c. T. u. Welcome to llss.E
Nation. 81 81

SYRACUSE. AUG. i?--Tae W. c.. 3. u
L. to-day decided no, to extend a.Ss1.s
come 10 Mrs.sCArr.e Nation. whA = -
uoune cd to speak hare te-slas1l.a
The evening world., 1901-08-13
NOROENSKJO[D,
EXPLORER, DEAD
WON A TITLE By DISCOVERIES
IN POLAR REGIONS.
Led the Way Through the North
east Passage sud Established
. new Arctic Route-Recently
He Had Been Interessed Ia
FlnA6og the South Pole.

SToCSHoLA. Aug. l3.-Bsron Adolf
Erik NordenskJold.- the Arctic explorer
and naturalist, 10 dead here. He was
born IN l13s.
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best steel tempered springs. b,ased
with heavy eopp.s wife supports AMI
coveted In new and extra Are quality
Of lockwood vel,ur and Belgian vel
vets; actual value $500; spc:ial for
Tomorrow.
lndestIuetible Couch, all hair filled.
s,lid oak frame, handsomely shaped
h:ad, ezra large sire hsavy claw fee',
upholstered with best steel tempered
springs. brseed with heavy copper wire
supports, and covered with extra quail
lily Of Arlington and lockwood velours
and Belgian velvets: actual value
5000: special for Tomorrow,
Handsome Golden Oak SiAetoard. polish
finish. 8 It. q in. high, handsomely
carved top. with French bevel plate
mirror. l8x3o inches. base 4 It. wide.
has two small drawers. one line1 for
silverware, one large linen drawer and
wine closets. handsomely fitted with
cast b1ass trimmings: actual value
~. special for Tomorrow.
Tuftsd Couch, quaIter.tawed golden
oak frame, polish finish. mace with
best tempered steel spsings and COW
cred With dns quality Of Wellington
velour OF Belgian velvets; actual value
$500: special fos tomorrow,
The evening world., 1901-08-13
CHILD BODY
IS RECOVERED.
LITTLE LOTTIE AMBRON HAD
FALLEN INTO A CISTERN.
Was Missinx for = Day and Mas
Then Found Floating on tho
Surface Of the Water-Pr0b-
ably Played Around the Eu-
trance While Lid Was Open.

Lottie Ambroa. three old. nys.
;tertousiy disappeared parents
home In Irvins;on. y Ave Day. a
The evening world., 1901-08-13

TOILET SETS.
Toilet Set, six pi:tc' large shapes,
handsomely decorated; regularly eo!d
at s2.1s; special at LAS
Toilet Set - picc;s with slap lar,
large shapes. decorated au gold traced,
regularly sold at 81. so; special at 500
Gust idors large sizes, Au'u.an China,
handsome " decorated and gold lnd;
regularly sold at Soc. special at 30
READING LAMPS.
Nickel Lamp, with btst central draught
burner. Tripod shade and chimney COM
plete; regularly sold at 81. 90; spce!alat l,lQ
Glass Globe. clear crystal glass, inita-
ton Of cut glass: regularly sol! 4: 2oc.;
spec alat 10
DINNER SETS.
Elmer Set, 100 pieces, rehly decorated
In natural coloss; regularly sold at
$1,000; special at $50
Dinner Set, 100 pieces, fue Austrian
china, ve.y handsomely decorated in
four colo,s, with lo-in. platter; rexu-
larly sold at 32l.0o; special at 1870
Tea Set, s. pieces, I'm. thin porcelain,
very richly decorated and gold lined;
regularly sold at $3.50; special at 3.25
The evening world., 1901-08-13

Iudestruetible Couch, Of handsome Dc.
sign, 8 #. 10 In. long and J It. 7 In.
wide. quAItes.sawed golden oak frame.
claw feet, all hair Oiled, made with
The evening world., 1901-08-13

Golden Oak Sideboa1d OF an elegant
design. 4 feet wite, :e:peat,rc front,
heavyrops columns. Handsomely carved
top. with ) French bevel plate mirrors;
actual value 5000: special 10, TO-
morrow,
The evening world., 1901-08-13

Ha . d some
Side board
ofquar,esed
golden oak,
rubbed and
polish { d
n q l 8 h
stands neat
lvsh.high.
" inches
wide. two
swell front
top draw
ers, o n e
lined draw
CT TOT sill
verware,
o Z e large
lin:u draw.
eY and wine
p.d top With
d andFsench
This side
duetlon and
'oEth $1,000;
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

- 7 Weathers went 70 Kansas
City yesterday on business.
-H. 2. Robinson and wife are Wis
iting Walker for a few days
n T. Buckeridge ard wife left
last night 10 visit their daughter az
SaIeIn. Illinois.
Miss PereEz Pritchard, o9 TEE
TmHUSE, departed for Moberly, Mo-.
where she attends the Christian Ia
deayor State Convention as delegate
from the First Presbytsrian Chsrrh
Christian Endeavor Society os this
city
-ReT. W 2. Chanoelior left Tues
dag for JeHerson City 20 attend the
synod of the Presbyterian church;
irosp there he goes 10 Moberiy t0 the
State Christian EEdeav0r ConveR.
riOu az one % the delegates from the
Presbyterian C. +. ol this city.
Mrs Maggie Hetchklss ard her
daughter Madge win heave for their
houie IN Colorado Saturday having
spent quite q pleasant time visiting
her parents DR.. and Mrs. n. r Win
chell sinoC the we,id ing of her cousin
Miss Minnie winelsell and Mr.. Z. A.
Royce.
Mrs. ThaHa Garland returRed
from a visit 70 her brother Mr.. Ben
& Winchell and other relatives and
friends AT Chicago. last Saturday,
and after spending week here with
her parants. nr. and Mrs II. r.
wInchell. win depSrt for her h0mr
Ia Orient. Col. SATURDAY with her
son Royal
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
Cures ,ilood Poison Treatment
Ernn

Blood poison is the worst disease
un earth SET the easiest 10 cure
when n. d. D. jBatanic Blood Balml
Is used, Many have plmples. spots
0n the skin. ulcers, mucous patches,
falling hair. Itching skin bOnc pains.
rheumatism, ca0rrh, eating, hleed.
ing iestering s0p's, sCrofula. scahs
and scales, cancer aud don't know h
Is hood poisson Get BOTANIC Blood
Ralm tn. p, H. 81 A few bottles
guaranteed t0 cure the worst cAscs.
Sold at drug stores. TpeauneBt II
R. R. H. sent irye and pr'paid hy
writing to blood Balm Co. Atlanta,
Ca. n'scrihe trouble and frVe mosit
eai advlcc gi,cn nntu cnnst. n n,
g.. thoroughly tested for - years
Cures when an else Tails. n. n, n
makes the blood pupo and rich, heal.
every sore. aud stops an aches aud
pains n, d, d. improves the dlgos
don.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
W Z. Il. L. Convention.

The seventh annual conve ntien
Of the twenty-second district of
Missouri ". {. T. L., met in the
Christian church, Adrian, No,
DC, 30, II and is, 1901. Mrs.
Calhe II Howe was present dur
ing the enlre convention.
Convention proper opened on
Thursday morning. showing num-
ber Of enthusiastic delegates pres
ent. Notwithstanding a revival ser
wee was IN progress IN town and
the ever attractive. merry-go-Tound,
Mrs. Howe spoke 10 a crowded
house Wednesday and Thursday
nights. Friday night a gold medal
contest was held which was an en-
tire success from the speakers who
SO nobly acquitted themselves TO
lhe Adnan choir who rendered
lovely music, and last but not
least, the white ribbon orchestra
o, Lamar The medal was award
ed Miss May Harper Of Adrian.
This convention was said by
many 10 have been the best ever
held in the twenty second district.
The temperance work IS fast ad,
I vancing The cry OF hard times is
not felt by this organization as ouI
financial oondiuon IS much better
and our spiritual condition wa;
also benefited. We felt that Goo
was with us during the entire con
venuon, ana especially did W.
realize HIS divine presence wher
We listened 10 the earnest prayer
ct these loyal white ribboners. anc
To the encouraging words from
/ the representatives OF the churches
The Adrian people deserve muol
credit for the manner in which thi
convention was entertained. Thl
cas- officials, the business men, IN
public schools and the cnurohe
40 siiow their hearty cooperation
/ Ne thank them an Tor the inspir
ation gained by their eneonraginl
. words. From
ONy WHO WAS THERE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
8uckeridge-ThompsOn.

A few evenings ago, SIR. Bert
Buckeridge. one Of the popular
clerks in the popular store Of w. H.
Fisher & Co., Of this city, quietly
took himself out Of the city toward
Boouyille, the olden metropolis Of
ths state and there took unto him
sell a wife in the person of Miss
Caroline Thompson. The matri-
msnial ceremony took place at the
residence Of the brides parents,
Saturday afternoon, Octoeer a5, and
was Witnessed by only relatives anS
few friends The officishng cler-
gymau was Rev. (. B. Surfus, Of
Sedalir, and the ung service was
used.
The newly welded couple ar
rived ia Rich Hill and are domiciled
al she home Of the groom's parents,
M and Mrs. r E. Buckerldge,
where they are at home to their
friends. May happiness and mar
red bliss be theirs.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

chez. Lawson. Circle. HoughioD,
stoaebrsker, Kuhn, Gross, Misses
Wipeheil, Huckeby, Houghton,
Fmfr. Circle, Henderson, Killing
er, iyerley and yonErdmansd0rf.
O. coffee-Aifs. Crow and Mrs.
y & Lane
Fsi wcst of eity-Ed McCray
and s Z Ross
Southeast Of eity-C. Killinger,
". c. Barnhill, 9. 0. Circle and
Geo Poulter.
On puhlicauon-Geo P Huck-
eby and B Cooper.
/, was decided to charge an ad-
mission fee Of soc and give each
person admitted a ticket, which
ticket with r5e additional will en-
title The holder TO supper
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
G A. II
Bean supper and Band Concert
Thursday, November Il,

At the last meeting Of General
Candy Post No. 10. G. a R.
Dept. OF Missouri, held st Post
headquarters, il was decided 10 have
bean supper on the evening OF
Thursday, Nov IL, at Hmkins'
Hall. To carry out this intention
the following committees were ap.
pointed;
Committee on Arrangements g
Bromel Cooper, W Snider M.
vsnErdmousdorf, A, B, Hender-
son and 5. b. Cole,
On hall, lights and eoal--G. Z,
Huekeby, a. Hou,ius and w a,
Harvey.
On tables, cook stove and eha'rs-
w A. Harvey, q. p lleekeby aud
NJ. VonErdmopsdori,
On dishes-G. W. Newton, J.
NJ. Gross aud n. NauErdmsnsdort
On entertainment, aud musie--G
a. Huekeby, 5 q Cole aud q
NonErdmansdors
Soliciting committee amoag mer-
chauls-M. NonErdmtnsdorl, $. b.
]
Cole and Wm, Cooper
On solieiting-A. Ponuus, Mn,
aud Mrs. w. } Lawson, Mr aus
Mrs. A. b. Henderson,, q, W
Newton, Mrs a Cooper, Ma. an,
Mrs. ]. NJ, Gross, }. W. Smder
Mrs. Hough,on, Je,tle Grow, Mrs
John Fauer, Fred Cane and Ms
Ssonebraker,
On tahles-Mesdames CD Win
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
schmidt-ConneIiy.

John schmidt. who hss 80 long
held = posiiioa as saie>maa IN the
syote Of Loeb BJos, was married
Yesterday 90 Miss Mary ConnsllY,
thr accomplished daughter Of Mr..
HumPhrey Connolly, by the iali
and beautiful rites Of tbs Catholic
church. Rev. Father Sesnlsn or
cia,sd ~ bis best style and pro-
uoaaesd upon the happy soaPls the
blessing OF The mother chnreh. We
extend congratulations.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

Miss Lois Cate Sas giyea a ssFy
pleasant surprise party lsst FRIDAY
evening, by num,er a. her yoang
friends, The evening vas spsat IN
games and music. Refreshments 90
i,e gream, cake ard fruits weFv serv-
ed rhose PFesent were Mia.rs
Pcarl Johannes. Ethel Williams, Lula
Ehn,iss. Anna Krsigrr, Anaa CoA-
ncll. Ilzzie Cowan. Myrtle heek.
Ethci Kirk. Leila Wright. Lotto
f.ass, Anna Pettns. Mabsl LoAE.
Dora Slunnp. Emma Connell. Lois
and Marbc Cate, and Messrs. Owes
Mitchell. Harry Hines, Willie Klgsrt,
Ia fllis, Ernesi Cheverton. Arthar
Chevcrton. Js'e wHishelL CAas Lin
nareer, Paul slater. Ralph Duhcan.
Chas Logan ana Joe KNiSen
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

DIR. J. A. Bryant died ath home
Just south of Carbon Centre, last
Sunday morning, at the age Of 73
years, and has resided in this sec.
ton of the state for more than 80
years. He bad been ailing for
some time ard died of heart d.
sease. He leaves wife and q
number Of children, all grown As
we knew DR. BRYAN, he was man
OF positive character, with q kindly
genial nature, good education and
well informed upon all subjects.
He was buried in the beautiful
Balltown cemetery Monday.
Mrs. Grant Slime, sister-in-law
to Mrs. Chas. I. VanBenthusen,
died Monday morning at the iaiters
home in this city Mrs Slime had
been ailing for some time from a
general debility and yet her death
was unexpected. Deceased lived
near Reyhard. Her funeral look
place Tuesday al Prairie City where
she was buried. She lett two chill
dren, bov and girl.
Samuel Stalcup. a brother TO
Chas. Stalcup OF Panama, who was
killed in a railway wreck some two
weeks or more ago, was brought
here for burial Tuesday afternoon.
The funeral was preached at the
Christian Church by Rev. r. Il.
Coffey and the body was buried ia
Green Lawn cemetery.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
Pace BAKING PosDEs Co
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PERSONALS. :

Ed Orr drank Eld0rado Springs
water Sunday.
Postal Clerk Bert Martin took
to the woods yesterday.
Herman Loeb went To Fayette
on a business trip Monday
Geo. f. Logan, oi Nevada. spent
Sunday with his family IN this city.
Clint Craig, Of the Pleasanton
Enterprise, was I'm the ciry Monday.
w. H. Fisher made business
trip to springfield the early part u
the week.
DIR. oleson. OF the New Dental
Parlors, is transactiug business IN
Kansas City.
&C. g. Barnett came home sunday
for brief visit and attended church
with his family.
Miss Bessie Chevcrtou came
home Sunday from u visit 10 friends
at Appleton City
joe Ballard. from Montana. S
in the city visiting his brothers, Ira
and Lee. and other relatives.
-Fred warnen. wife aui son an
in the city for few days visit to
Fred's parents, J. J. Warren aud
wife.
Mrs. J. q. Ragan was called tC
Cherokee, Kan. sunday hy the sick
ness OF her mother
DIR. W. r. HeylmBn q visiting
his papnts Jud ~ and Nh. Hfyl
mum az Kansas city this week.
w. H. FISHER. one 0i our popuial
merchants, went south ou tle nool
train Monday TO see the country
Mrs n, Il. SprUker aud her soas
| George aud Ralph, came bome sun
day night from "a weeks visit &.
J Clinton, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs ". X. Royoo Uvut q
I Excelsior SpTinss Muuday to D
present with their SON, l. A. Eoyc
who Is quite sick.
John Blrd, oi 0ellAmy, oa h'
way home from a visit 90 his hroJ,
er Dr Rird Ia Colorado. Istsse
through tne cisy Monday
, Or Durscsscr. of the Nevad
J SanitaFium, with his wife came a
! Tuesday ana we've met Is the DT
brother. George. and went over {
Papinsville 10 visit their panents.
? Wallace Moorc, youngest SON
: Rcn Noore. IL Butlrr, came dow
saturday and spent sunday with d
aunt Mn. ". Z. Duvan and 9th.
5 r,lativcs. netnrniug SUNDAY uight.
-Jauics A. Brown, og the Ra.
Coal Co. retarned sunday groa d
Attendance al grand lodge
: knights of Rythias at s. Loul
: Mr. Brown, who has hesa Visits
" Ia iilinois, came With hiai
-Miss Nannie ROekeby. oi the ia
RUNE. arrived hone Moaday irom
! two weVk's visit Ga the family
Rev. ", c, Coleman at Marveasher
No. She reports haVins had
splendid visit aud a good tgms.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

hy local applications as they cannot
reach the tliseased pprtlpu ~ the ear,
There is only one way 60 cure dear
ness, aud that l. lay constitutional
remedies. lealnesss Is caused ny an
lnflamed condition ot the mucous lin.
ing oi the Eustachlan Tube when
this tuhe h iuaamed you have a
rnmhling sound cor imperfect hearing
and when IL Is eAtiply closed, deaf
ness Is the result, aud unless the tn
fiamation can he taken out and
this tube rcston'd 60 its normal con
dition, hearing VIII he destroyed
forever nine eases out Of ten ar
caused 10y catarrh, which Is nothing
but an lnAamed condition VI tbs
mucous surfaces
We viii give one hundred dollar
for any CASE ~ deafncas leaused b,
eatarrhl that eannot be cured h,
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars, irce,
y. j. Cheney a Co. Toledo. o
Sold by daigglsts Use,
/ Halls Family Pulls are the hcst.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

Tire Presbyterian church is under-
gong repairs aud next Sunday the
Sunday school will be held IN HSr-
kin's hall a, the usual hour, o:4s in
The morning, Junior {. +. at ago
q, the home of Mts. Geo. Logan,
Senior &. 4. a the home OF the
president, Miss Agnes ! Saddle
Teachers meeting a, Geo. A.
Rhode, Wednesday az 7;So p. m.
PRAYER meeting az the following
places, Thursday At 90 p. ms A,
the homes ei ~. q Beasley, Willis
Crahb and Geo. 4 Logan.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
The Missouri Dairy Meeting

The Izth annual convention OF
the Missouri State Dairy Associa-
ton, which will be held at Palmy-
"a, Mo, November 7-o, promises
to be a very important occasion,
and will be very largely attended By
dairymen from all parts Of Mis-
sour and from other states. / be
railroads have made a I-3 open
rate for the round trip from all
points in Missouri to Palmyra, and
the Dudley Hotel wall make a spec
ial rate to all attending the con-
vention.
Cash premiums amounting 20
Ssoo, three gold medals and a sil-
yer cup will be awarded on butter
and cheese shown; also premiums
for papers on feeding, exhibits OF
silage, etc, viii be offered. There
will be an amazing array of pre-
NUNS offered for local c1mpet-
ton, including Sz5 Jersey hsiier.
There will be large exhibits OF
dairy machinery.
A strong program OF papers and
addresses has been prepared, snu
the eminent spe eakers selected &c
address the convention viii coyel
the dairy field in an interesting anc
instructive manner.
For program giving full psrneu-
lars as TO premiums. rules, etc. ad
dress, LEvI CHUBBUCH, Sec.
Chemical Bldg, ST. Louis, No
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

VI nAofNn ~ ASthNh 1iN@s
sauer Krau, soe. per gallon At
Holloways
Best stoves for the least money At
Gench Bros.
For bran, shorts and hay 60 to
Holloways.
Mrs. D Harzell, Of the East
Side, Is seriously III.
An infant son of J. c. Kicks
died at banana Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Murphy, Of the South
Side, is reported to be quite sick.
Mai. Bradley shipped four car
loads Of cattle 10 Kansas City last
night.
The doctors have had to take
DR.. Dunkeson's leg off above the
knee
Ms Hattie Graham is able to be
out driving to the great delight of
ber friends.
Ex Sneuf Shelt Mudd has taken
unto hiusel, new wife and gone
to the far west.
The Lauer Day Saints are paint
ing and repairing their church IN The
eas, part Of town.
The nobbiest line Of ready made
shirt waists in the city at the Ba-
zasr. BE sure and see them.
We now have a complete line of
Club House goods. Try a can,
shey are the best on the market.
a. b. HOLLOWAY.
Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, firm muscles. strong nerves.
Quickens the brain, makes and keeps
you well Great medicine, Rocky
Mountain Tea. &c. Ask your drug
gist
Wolverton & JSnes have a new
line Of tinware, also complete line
Of coal hods and stove pipe. Call
and see them. at
Mrs. a. E. VanVo orhis will
leave ths lss, Of the week for Yate,
Centre, Kan, to visit her son, c.
e. NanVoerhis, She will also
visit in Osawatomie and Psols.
The lithe friends Of Mollie Aieh,
Gle surprised that htile miss at heI
home on Tuesday evening by hap.
pening in on her al at once. A de-
lighttul time WAS enjoyed by all.
Mildred Sn,der, the little daugh.
! ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Snider
1 while playing with some neighbol
children Sunday afternoon, wa,
bitten by a dog Of the neighbori
that was PLAYING with the children,
and was quite severely hurt.
The Rev.Franeis K. Clark, DID,.
president of the Worlds Christian
Endeayor Society, has written ioi
| The Ladies Home Journal a strong
article on the question; "Why
Should a Young Man Support the
Chuvch2" Doctor Clark's reeen
trip around the world gave him op
porlunities for studying this subjee
IN many phases which do not exis
IN this country.