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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-21

stand, neat, artistic stand on the
outside in the summer time and on
the inside in the winter time, where
the patrons of the railway company
before they board train, and those
of the town or city living close to the
zines, papers, and periodicals from q
larger and more select stock Than was
formerly carried by the train agent.
These station news agents, under
/ their contract, a. the sIndiiei stations
will take charge for consideration
of the storing of hand baggage and
packages, in addition to the sale of
periodicals, newspapers and other ar.
ticles usually sold at station news
stand, and at the still larger stations
some of the larger news companies TO
whom these privileges are leased will
operate the restaurant privileges OF
the station under the supervision Of
the railway company. There is a
chance for the railway agent at the
station to thoroughly and contin-
work of the agent and see that it is
properly conducted and handled in a
neat and orderly condition
Station news men must be uni
formed, and one of their uniformed
boys Will be permitted to board
trains while they stand in station
and to make sales of newspapers and
periodicals within the period q train
stops in a station, but will not be per-
mitted to accompany the train, but
must leave it before it starts on its
way.
Get All The Privileges.
in this way the patrons of rail-
way company secure all the privileges
and have all the facilities which they
formerly had through the train agent,
and the railway company is in a posi-.
ton to abolish train nuisance; one
which is almost wholly unremunera-
operated on the different railway
lines.
"One of the prominent news agen-
cies, controlling these train privile-
ges on number of Western lines,
recently made the statement that it
would voluntarily, commencing with
the year 1901. withdraw its agency on
a large number of Western lines, as
there was no money. and a good deal
of work and unsatisfactory results In
the present methods.
Il believe the new scheme will
work, and work well, and to the ad.
vantage of the railway company Al
the larger and more important sta
tons there will be responsible sta
ton news agency, which agency viii
control all the privileges Of the pas
senger trains while they are in the
station, to the exclusion of all others
Where the business is remunerative,
and ii will be remunerative in a ma
jority of the cases, the people will
! have more satisfactory service than
the present service, and the railway
companies and news agencies alike
viii secure better returns financially
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-21
No MORE NEWSB0YS
RAILROADS PROPOSE TO DIS
(pENsE WITH TRAIN PEODlERS.
,eEyuiTTlEpRosE ~ THEM

NV Plan Is to Have Agencies Coca-
ted at the Larger Stations and
Boys to Come on With Their
Wares While Trains Wait-Ped-
dIers Regarded a Nuisance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-21
MINERS FIND DEATH
THREE SCORE IMPRISONED IN
SHAFT NEAR VANCOUVER.
ALL UNDOUBTEDLY DEAD
Management Preparing to Quench
Flames With a Food--Seven Men
Killed in Arizona EsplosIon--En.
tombed Ohio Miners Fight Fire
Until Rescue Comes.

Vancouver, Feb. l7--At No. 8 shaft
of the Cumberland mine over three
score miners are entombed and the
colliery management is now 6"hting
the fire with a flood Fire hose
streams are pouring water into a gut
ter constructed TO carry 1t into the
Inc. Pending the flooding, no further
action can be taken. All hopes have
long since been given up Of any men
In the shaft being still alive. The
fire continues to burn llercely. The
cause of the explosion Is still unknown
or at least unannounced. James
Dunsmuir. premier of British Coum-
bla and principal owner of the com.
pnay. who is on the way To the mine.
received report from the superin-
tendent which places the number of
the entombed men ut sixtyone, com
prising twenty whites nine japanese
and thirty-two Chinese.
An Arizona Horror.
Tucson. Ariz. Feb, 17.-Seven
miners, including the superintendent
were blown to atoms at the Commerce
mine, In Graham county. yesterday by
an explosion Of the company's maya
zine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-21
Miners Fight Fire.

Canal Dover. Ohio. Feb. IL Forty
miners were imprisoned four hours N
a burning mine ut Lindentree last
night The Are was caused by the cx.
plosion OF a barrel of gasoline which
set fire 10 the timber at the mouth OF
the mine. The imprisoned men car
ried water in their dinner pals and
fought the flames for -four hours until
a rescuing par ty from the outside sue
ceeded in quenching the blaze. None
of the miners were injured but
emerged from the ordeal in state OF
nervous collapse,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-21

real estate, and the taxes shall ne
paid in the district where the realty
ia located by MIR, Steiger. providing
that damages to the extent OF $500
may be obtained against telegraph
companies for neglect in delivering
messages and allowing mental
anguish" to be considered IN the as
sessment OF damages.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05

Mrs. C. D. winehea and daaxh-
ter. Miss Lutte, attended ths sedirA-
ton Of the new ~ Z. Churrk In Bat
Ier sunday
Misses Aause Bereinx and kafA-
erins Rees, Of Rockville. were wnesGs
Of Miss Persza Prstehard SATURDAY
and Sunday.
Miss Mamie Hrekeby was tks
guest Of relatives In Rusier Sunday.
and attended the dedhatlon of tho
new ". z Church-
Miss Fannie Moore. whs has
been the finest q w. h Royce and
family. left Friday for South MekE-
lester. l. Ty., where she VIII sp<na
the winter.
Alex Loeb. former Rieh Hnflan
but now travelling SALESMAN. wss
IN town Saturday. and aasssss,l m
Lock Brus.. stOre. Il beinx q busy
DAY with them.
Ben Moore. thelumbeFuercksnt
with his family. took dinner ThAukes
giving day with Wis OrYis. sBppsv
with III. p. James. remained over
night and TOOK breakfast vita JadEe
". T. DuvaH and family.
IA. M. Began, a promineas farus.
er ~ near Wolie. 2o. was q ptpna-
ant caller Al this ofFce Tuesday. ana
nad his sufn<l-rfnftrtn nef akeaE =
sent 10 ". ~. warner az oklahoua
City.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05

Mrs. J. 2. TharmAa, wife az 81.
Circuit Clerk Thurman. Was adrslts-
ed 90 the bar on Wednesday Aftss a
thorough examination ~ the eora.
mitfee appointed FOR that purposR.
Mrs. T.. Il 20 b. congratulated aeF
1ot only passing 4 hlghly untfsfae.
tory cxhmination. bet Tor the Tar.
aer Tact ~ tsfiug the arse lady uhe
la- t--rn admitted 20 pFscsice II thts
ircait. She does not expees Is hAnT
uut her shlpgio a. q lawyer. bat hAa
ghe satisfaction of knowinE thaf a.
an do 80 wheneveF . e Wisbea.
Geo. Mckeynolds and fAraliy ana
frank AcAthhen and vie. a Rieh
I it. attended q family reunion asa
.AartOok ~ a hountsful II hAnk azsxtns
llnner wlta Mother MeRsya yao,as.F
IN Ii. scott street ou Th0Fnaay. .
l. III. y. Cook. of thu Amefiean
clothing HOUSE. and Wite. and Een
o0re and win. ate TAanksalvinE
urkey with Howard IamaS AL
vlic. at Rich IAN GA Tharn,laV.
fhcy rrtnrned The Sane eFeninr. ;
A. 4. AcAnally and wii- a
tich AN. sReat fhanksgiN Niag In our
ity and returned thAnka vita taR-
key attachments. at the homa 81
lrs. Ae's parcntE. Capt. and Nrs.
copeland. --lsutleF Record
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05

DR.. G.~N. Sharp is now ioesle0
three doors east OF Tslmsge hous,
and has a tull line OF drugs, ,medicinss
toilet soaps, perfumes, etc. Call ano
see him.
Used by the lAdies OF fashion al
the world. It's without duubt The
greatest beanItiier ever offered the
American women. S5e. Aade only
ny Madison Msdioiue Co. Ask vonr
druggist
The Royal Tribe of Joseph hss
elected the following officers for tho
next six months, J. I. Weathers.
| w. p; A. p. Stebbins, V. p, w.
B. Chancellor. Priest; Flave Ty-
gard, Seribe;c g. Weeks, Treas. (;
-. +. Kriegef, Escort; Il. c
| Young, l. O.; J. J. Grant, o. G.
5. l.. Swan, Trustee.
The Hout Stock Company playe,.
a three nights engagement in oaI
city this week to appTeeistive an.
| diences This Is one OF the be,
/ repertoire shows thai has been her.
th,s season aud - well sposrn
ny the press wherever y h
reh. They put on a neat, eles
performance and all are up s,-da
IN their prose sion.
We are in receipt OF CONF Il
nentary ticket TO the second aunns
rxhlbilion OF the Butter Poultry ant
'et 81 ek Association. OF whiei
udge "a. w. Graves is president
che show will occur Dee. 81, 1907
90 Jan. Z. 1904 Nothing il httse
j alcnlated 10 encourage the improve
nent OF stock than these exhihi
,ons and they should he encourage
by the people.
AS usual Rich Hill will have n
poaofiice fight. There il no per
Z ceptihle difference OF opinion =
10 who shall be our next postmaster
Mr. J. X. Marin has iillrd the oifie
!, aeeepiahly 10 the people and the q
preston for his re appoinlmenl
, virtually unanimous This - as
\ should be ia such = case. We n
glad our city has never been curse
with iaeaionai fights over pos
!. masters.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
Teachers Meeting.

From Prot s. NJ. Barrett we
leu 'hs n ausday, oec. r4s
1901. IRON TO 4 p. m., there viii
5s public meeting Of the teachers
of Rich Hill aud vicinity. Ad-
dresses wall be delivered by Prof
II. o. MaxeY, superintendent OF
Bates county. on 4The Reading
Cncle. by Prof l.. e. Brouse o.
Lamar, on mature Study, Supt.
III. c. Pike OF Neyads, on Coop
Grafton Of School and Home, +" Asst
Supt. G. B. Longdou Of Kansa.
City, on "Numbers." e" All teach
ers, end all Others interested in our
oublic schools, are invited to b,
present and hesT these interesting 2
lectures. Good music viii be fur
aished for the occasion.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
Frem .Red 80 - ;.

bcilaMN, Mo.f L. Va.
EDITOR TRBUNK;-HayiRg swung
around the circle and been al home
long enough 70 feel natural, will
attempt TO comply with your re-
quest for an "occasional item on
some agricultural topit,
II may seem a nttle strange 10
some people that /. a dyed-in-the-
wool Democrat, sbouli write Tor =
rsd-hot Republican paper, have
long since ceased 10 hclicvc that
there is no gOod Ia any party or
church, save Ia that 10 which / be-
long. When 1 started oHt for lny
.eli So years ago. the first blok
3ought VITA ny own inaug was !,
pocket bible, and thp neXl Wss {.
'0py of nurnH pMms, The ltacdiHE
q the one that "we he hnethrra
aud ui the other THAI "a mans e nia.
cor a. that. have helpei me QYri
aauy "a hard place on iiht's rusV
fhen. ladgts yua and / have aal
.lealiiigs with Cach other tor Nagls
twenty wears, uud "a part ol Jhe liuR
"a the saine room, aud d at alit lim.
there has beeu anN mlsun,ltrsgauQ
ing or trouhlc between a., do uo
aow rcCHll it
It shall 0e "A pleasure 10 me Go u.
you favor az Hny Tines.
There ars few grains 0i tHuth 6
/ the above which. 81 euiligaIlsi. msl
produce desiranle irllg,
&. A. DRp,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05

Mr.. Peter Joseph Speeksrt was
born December s, 1880, at Ham
burg, Germany, and died Deem
Der J, 1901, at gao o'clock p. M,
after an illness Of one week Of
pneumonia and malaria. The de.
ceased had worked for number OF
years for Mr.. Ernest Miller and
for the past four years bad been
as one Of his own family. He was
a faithful man and = good irie nd
and citizen. Hs was buried We'd
nesdsy afternoon, from the home Of
Mr.. Miller, in the Lutheran eem-
etery, Just west OF the city. Nr.
Miller aud family express their
sincere thanks to friends and
neighbors who klndis assisted
caring Tor deceased in his tlss'
ness.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
Catarrh Cannot be Cared

tA Lasa A so .csistits. A. .trl a..
t,n rsscn tr. seas ui tae lt srs-7
Athtfh b. htsns ~ rs,uetllusias.s
disease. san DO 0rsitr 30 care tt Nui
nuni teke tn e. sal gtnedfrs lfaii,
slsrrh Nsre IL tskeR iu u1rfnaiiy ah,
4cls uirscil y un ,ae 0loai aua mucsas
surlaces fai's .'aisrFb Corels lusi )
quark mvsiirne n ~as psescrillsr
o, One 4 lar Dssi phA siclans u, ths.
country iog xcars. aud n = fgEaia4
prescription, a. b. composed oi lhs
hest tOnis's knouu, cinltitse,i With fh,
besi bari purifier, aciue silieclly Is
the niiic gs aurttres. tne psflf
con, biuaii,,n 20 the tWa herea8rnts
shai pr,riners such W,ndsfta result
~ cafluz caisFJA Seua scr itsttasas
iais ireer
3. chenney 4 ca roicsia. u.
Raid - drugsis T5e
Halle Fancy flils afe tie bssi.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
D. B. HICKEY,
~Pr0prietOr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L0CAh BRlkkS.

- .l9vs, 81 9 ensh BIos. 3 ]

For stove, see Gensh Bros. ~
The Eui1 knaspp home was
rallied oil 4 few days ago and Tony
f. Brennan drew the larky number.
Guns ana ammunition at 6sheh
Broa. m~a 81.
Guido Jaeger, c. X. Walters and
II. s, siryker witnessed the play Of
Ben Hur, at St. Louis las, week.
One mother in Rich Hill demon
sua,ed he's ability 10 deimdhsr boys
on ther way 10 work last Tuesday
morning.
This is the month for the elestion
Of officers IN all TIE lodges 10 oui
,ei,y. ead lbege i ome,hing less than
hundred ot iben. ffik 4
Puts gray matter la your heAc,
diiugs a fos7s glow % fasied chseks
iteslofes VIM, sigof. MENTAL iand ply
Nunussin Tea VIII do, Sbc, Asa
ouf dfueglsL
The family Of Alex AietsiAnor
lelt Sunday night foT Aloka, Ind
Ty., where they win take up ,hei
residence tot the future.
a fine Eos ol sssssing sgoses 4
Geneh Bros.
Dr &. n, Sharp has moved hi
drug store aud labrason 10 ~
room recently vacated ~ Z. n
Phillips, on Park Avenue near lh
Talmage House. o
MIS-. Ki,tie Creasey has res;gne
her position as saleslady in w, X
Royee's stoge, and accepted pos
ton with the CeWles- MShibbe
Mere. Co. g4
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
PERSONALS.


Rev. wardion arrived in the eity
Monday.
Il. II. Minor Of Arthur, was in
town Wednesday.
Lee Porter and family spent last
week in Butler
DIR. Showers Of Paplnsville. was
In our city saturday.
Miss Olive Seelinger was a visit
or in our city Wednesday.
Frank Raiston and Lce snicsrI
visited Nevada last Sunday.
-. r Rosebrook was transactirg
ol,iness in our city yesterday.
-Nrs o z. Logan visited IN Ne-
y IA tae early part % the week.
aaymond Pyles and Frank Tn
ierhili were In Butler last Sunday.
"a r. Holloway was a buslne g
y -itoF ~ the county scat Tuesday.
-Nns. Faior and daughter. Nrs
Seiiie, were shopping in town Tiiss-
DAY.
-Miss Ida Cresap came up fr e
Nevada and visited home folks ov r
sunday.
-Fred Aichele, after 4 visit with
relatives. returned TO Kansas City.
Monday.
Adam Seellnger and wife we've
trausartlng business In our city IAst
saturday.
IS. T.. Broaddns OF Rutler. wss
shaking hands with friends In our
city Monday.
DR. Il. u. Olsen took In the foot
han game AT Kansas city Thanks
giving Day.
Alderman Delemaser Is entertaii :
Jag bis brother. Mr. Barney Delana'
tar ~ Illinois
--Mlss Mamie Rhoades l. the Easss
oi her uncle. J. n. Gross sud vile. oi
TIE east side,
-llod Cook took Thaaksgivh {
dlnner with Il. p. James aud family
last THURSDAY
Nv. X. Eoyee j. looking after b.
business interests in Exoelsisa
| Springs tnis week
-Nns. Walter Doman and sister
/ 81 Mayme simpson. were vlsitoll
! al Ft. scott saturday
-ThoF- AshaEer took an overlan,
"TRIP io Roekyllle. ia Yislt hi- moghe
aaa otheT friends, last sunday
--Mrs Geo q Railcy and chlldr~l
I ntarnci yesterday trom a weci
visit wtth relatiyes az MontrOss.
-ng. burrows. ia orr ana Ton
Johannes attended the foot ea
game In Kansas city Thanksgivir
day
Airs. lno, DuFand aad daukhtel
Miss Eugcnia, ~ Prairie city. NE,
patronlsiRg cur merchants Satu
day.
-Eey. N. d, Chancellor returns
from l.onc Oak Sateriay, where /
had beea engascd Ia a SERIES Of mee
lngs
= -ScymQaF Williamson spel
rhanksgivlog day with his slsts
Mp raeo. Montgomery aud iamll
atcAat0n.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
The view Point.

The Prrsitcnrs message ifon 2
Rcpublieau sie1 point. Is az cgcsi-
lent state paper, covers Sd the
ground in al able and statesman
ike manner, and 81 .iferay siyle j.
far above 'hs average
From a Demoerasie view point i
Il = very tame affair. light on trusts,
iavoTs ship subsidy snd other Re-
publican measures of exiraFsgance,
has nothing strenuous about g and
is q DISAPPOINTMENT al round.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
sunday schooi Institute.

There viii be held At the Salen
Baptist Church, ten mnes northeas
of Butler, Mo-. on Dec. I3 ard a
next, Baptist Sunday School In
stitute, conducted by Charles Rhode
State Missionary OF the Missouri
Baptist General Association.
An interesting program IS helms
arranged for this occasion. II Is
desired fhat good delegation roH
every Bap'isi Sunag School oa
Assoc tn1 tc eeat.
No Sunday School officer o.
ieachcr can afford TO be ahsent. a
prepars it m uns vu
the church on The evening of be Il.
and foil wing hs Instau'e wi
hel on unda, 'he Is, an inter s
ing meeting.
yer, O8, Nil he entertained
rec. OF nurse.
Tho, E. Suub. Pres.
". a Morris. Sec. Burt
tist sunday Sehool ouvcntiop
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
a aIix ID.

There was quite an amount Of OK
eitement and public disturbance be-
tween miner. WHO rikr end lhose
who dent want 70 sirik on Aed-
hr.daS afternoon Clubs and
stones and guns wtr used as
gen ptfsusdes. NAMES and rpi-
ihegs were used and died back
and gortb. - tnt adimonium
re- ened lo' wfile al ume time, and
the ofiicers eemed 10 be Of litile use
In Or venting the general disturbance
Of the public peace.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
DeIamater-Graharu

Once more two souls have bui .
single thought, and two hearts best
As one in the matrimonial alliance
OF Mr.. Jesse Delamater and Miss
Hattie Graham, recently eonsumsi-
ed at the home Of the brides moth
e. in Pittsburg, Kansas. Both are
well known and popular young
people Of RIek Hin, and as married
folks they will be gladly wsleometh,
their friends to the ciiv and the COOS
wishes Of all will be extended. tbs
TRIsusE wishes them prosperity,
happiness and long life.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
rhIs Nm Interest Alany.

No 4n.ckly nu slpce n. & Is. (Bo
tanl q. bl,tl0 Ralsnl lhr tsuuus blhiu
Ip6rilii.r, hato tBs hsears. We eiil senu
abso ulely frte 10000 trsaimeuts y
h. b quickly cures uld ulcers, scfoiu
la. painful swellings. aches AID pain,
ln b,nes or Jolni-, rheumsiisni. ca
garrh, pimplrs. ieeterlug erupii0us
holit, eczema, itching skin az blooa
humors, eating, bleeding. festennl
sores and even deadly cancer. b. b
B. Rt drug stores 81. For free treai
ment address Bl0od Balm Co. Allan
"a, ga. Medicine seul Al pace. pre-
pald. ne.erlbe tro0ble ana free med
scaf "a flce given nnill arsd, B q
b ciree tbe nosg deep = caser
after AZ elise fali-. 3 Il -. he.l
every snre aud makes ihe blnod pur
1 ahd lsn1i rls n.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
Important.

We are now ready TO serve ali
and supply you with your Chnst.
mas Gifts. Our line is complete
o Books, Bibles, Games, Gam,
Boards, Toys OF every description
Jewelry in the latest designs. SteT'
ling Silver aud Ebonv Novelties
Comb and brush Sets. A beanti
ful line Of China aud Orients
Bric-a-brae.
A full line of new mped
terms for Embroidery, Bate
and Point Lace with al ma'eria
used in doing the work.
MRs. S. L. ANRs.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
win Set Hide M Lsxhs UnSep
q nuahel.

Gentlemens--f viii not hsde ~,
light ouder = bashei. lot ( uant 49,
Psople % Enou what yeor 30oeb,s
Aexicao syrup hns dons t1f ne' -
fonr yesrt have oesn aaileisa vita
60 do u,s any good pasiI / Kof ~e.,e
0ooch,a MsEican GyFuR t1ok s..
bottles aud Il cured ne aa,iPsi~
glye yQa THE hopiog Il nav - -
tneans ol saving s.,aas ona fran1 4 -
riole and premature death.
loora under Ghliaatfnnn
eeolt ToWn, OAia
tonsumptlses tfV II. Ii 49, :.
slmpie oooEh as n ~ uaarle. - ~
the beet Feaaedy iaf uhuooine 49,.
Pslrs s. senss. -
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05

: Tie best -four on the market
sob for 81 20 as Hollowsys.
4 wedding in high life wiz take
place in Rich Hin Christmas day.
ksst ye6s job work dcae al Tie
'TAsapssk eikeee
Sheriff Joe SmAtn is repoued 10
ihave fa5ed badly in the mixsup Of
the miners yesterday evening.
aBest~leyes Tor tbs lessl mohey al
Geneh Bros.
a. III. coopender reports the
roads OF District No. tn Osag'
township, in splendid condition
iog the winter.
Mr. e., Siiue one Of Bates coun-
ty'sbes, aarmen and a good Re
publican, was over IRON ReynsId
last Saturday and favored THE lRi-
nuSE with a pleasant cali. ht
pr. q. N. Sharp wishes to an.
nounce 10 bis patrons and inends,
shat iJ~ has tiited up an Office 80 con
neciou wl,h his drug store and i
IH6ss prapAied 10 do eihee practice.
Cab on aim. ~ s3soo
orae Opera Company, Kansas
City, Dee Q and 10. lfokets oi
Sale De- . aud Ios tslurn Dis n,
one and one lhiid fare round rip
tx. A. Bailey, Agt kA
We publish elsewhere in sh's issu'
an interesting letter on "aeneus
lure" from our former fellow ciii
ten. CA. Bird. Don't miss read
ing 1t for I, is iull OF truth and is
! good lelirr.
Prot. {. I. YaaBenshusep, Mr.,
sis,ese cod Misses Lune Mu
ehcll. oeorgie Thomas, Eeas,
Farnham aud Alma Ashhy wet
yneu The Rich liih teachers ,hY
aaenasd he teachers meeting q
Butler FpdaY and SATURDAY
Y a. y, ,Poonus had a family II
unioa al his home Thanksgiyn
IdAy. Rood DINNER and 4 pleasai
Dag sss spent by his children an
grandchildren. Those present Wel
; Frank Deihel and family and Mr
Mary Mood6n and family
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05

Edward ] Phillips. Of 654
) awnee Ave, Kansas CITY, Kan,
father Of Ed. J. Philips, OF this
city, died last "wednesday At bis
nome. He was So years Of age
and was born IN England. He has
been in America some fifteen
Gears. He leaves a wife and -.
eral children. His son z. j..
hihps of this city went TO Kao,
sas City 10 attend the funeral.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05

sasan-Tns pimplss. sores ara
blAckbeAds are daaxer signals. Taka
Rocky Mountain Tea. yoa'1i Elrss
tarswsll reception 70 yoar tfeabl@.
Sc. Ask YeaF druggist
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
CrnnIfv in ChIlIren.

Mothers Worm syrup never fails Il
destro1 alpl rgnoya wornss 10 child
reta. Ii istruel not 60 adminleier Il
10 them whenever there u ueed.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
NIonn,i Mnnarl Mnno,i

We have 100000 70 loan on
farm properly a. So snd 8 per cent.
-Psowell q Cook, Rich Hill, Mo.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
DR.PRICES
Baking Powder

Zach time the United States Government
has officially tested the baking powders
the report has shown DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder to be of superlatiye
leavening strength, free from alum, abso-
lutely pure and wholesome.
This is gratifying, for DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is depended upon BY mil
lions of people to raise their daily bread.
k0TE--These Ecserrnert
csSelnEed ~ esrer.
FRcs sAktNo Pc~p6s
C4acsoo d. .tste
aunng ouseT caDsec acsr Nk1ss
bod ts csRgsTcEE-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05
Money % L0nn

For from one to three years. 6n
good iarna property.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05

Pascs sAxlsa Po-Dss CO.
c4,csoo.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-05

Sheriff Joe Smtn is reported TO
Ihave ia5sd badly in the mix,up Of
The miners yesterday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-04
FOUND DEAD.
Henry the Victim of n Rup-
tured Blood Vessel.

fteury eEauHHI hhe az VI hhuP-
tured Blood Vessel.
when Nesbitt's blacksmith shop at
No. 10 Sixteenth street, was opened
yesterday morning a gruesome spectacle
presented itself. Henry Graham. m
ployed as a striker in the shop, was
discovered lying dead in a pool of his
own blood.
die had been in the habit of sleeping
in the shop and his lifeless body was
discovered lying near the cot on which
he was accustomed to sleep.
1t was evident that a blood vessel in
the lungs had burst and caused his
death, as his head lay in a mass of
blood which had flowed from his mouth.
The body was conveyed to Watkins
undertaking rooms and yesterday af-
ernoon Coroner Schultze held an in
quest on the remains, the verdict of
the jury being that deceased came TO
his death from hemorrhage, caused by
the rupture of a blood vessel.