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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
THE NAUGCRAL STANDS

One Of the remarkable features Of the
inaugural preparations Is tie finished and
substantial character of the stands or
elevated platforms, upon which th0us-
audS viii view the great parade So fin
ished u the work on some in the vicinity
Of the y h!Je House as to almost impress
one with the belief that they We're made
70 b. permanent Wen designed and fin
lSLed columns and pliaSters with mold
laSs- caps and many other ornaments
used IN carpentry are seen They are he
Ing painted and upon some the artistic
decorators are already at work uBgu fII.
roofs Of many the laurel leaves, the en-
biem Of victory.
The platform Just south OF the south
pOFtlcO Of the Treasury building is 10 be-
an especially nne one. the main entrance
10 II has TWO large and finely finished col
UFHIlS uDpu the top of which are lagg.
gl.ted eagles with outstretchcd pinIons.
j. - raised FAR above the street and the
approaches have tine staIrcases like
those in the street.
TIL Presidents stand at the entrance
10 Executive Avenue, and just in front
Of the iron gates is smaller than the
Test. but Is being construot ted in a most
elegant manner. II stands out farther
INTO ItElsE W. MA \ E@nu. than Ia. Of n
ers. and i farther front than the long
rows OF seats ou the south side of the
avenue. The sides are 10 he enclosed and
10 enable those behind "a "a said
INC SIDES VIII De closed with glass.
The stand on the north side near the
Lafayette Opera House cgrers up the
Lafayette statue Presumably il is not
because OF the alleged secret alliance OF
the Administration with England that
the statue Of the hero who helped The
n3teG States light England in securing
independence Is thus covered up. but
because il was really IN the way and i'm
paired the symmetry Of things generally
Progress has been made on the Court
or Honor Within few days, but il lacks
much Of being completed. The halls
have been pat on its ihirty-four massive
columns, and electric globes have been
put on the most Of these 10 each ban
therr @-e about thirty globes. The first
two large columns are IN front Of the
north buii0IuE on either side OF PcunsyI-
EaGla Avenue the next two are at the
commencement Of the White House
grounds. and these columns extend along
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01

The Vermont state Association. of
Washington. D &. cordially invites all
,,dtl., - no - I'll (,t a. t 'lr, s s'II 1
the % tJh. and 9Th Of March, 1913.
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- F0REIGN FLAGS

The flags OF Ireland, Great Britain. TIA
", and even Of China have already ap-
peared Some houses have a flag fying
from every window while others have
adopted the method Of having their fronts
draped with shields loops. and fesUoons-
The many miles Of streamerS if stretched
out would almost encircIe the nation
On the State. War. and Navy Building
the superintendent has placed some deco
ratiOns especially in honor of President
Mckinley They are Illuminated cons
badges and We're the eTubIaEns Of the
Eighth and Ninth Corps during the civil
war, TO which corps Ma jOr Mckinley he
lonsed- These symbols on the cast side
OF The big building are TO ne Illuminated
with electric lights One consists Of a
gun and anchor and the other Of a six
pointed star, having its origin in the six
divisions thar comprised the CORPS
i large part OF his service the President
saw in the Eighth Corps. but at the hat
tie Of Gettysburg. he was in the Ninth
Corps The fronts Of the State. War and
Navy building viii be draped " immense
garrison flags from the Office Of The Quar-
termaster General Of the Army. AT night
electric lights vIl brilliantly illuminate
the building. This y ok OF decoration is
done by the employees Of The building
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01

Capt. Charles Sawtelle L :. a. ac-
companied by his wife and daughter. ar
rived in Washington yesterday from the
Philippines Captain SaWteiie and family
are guests Of the formers father, General
Sawrelle, 1928 y Street.
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Perfumery and Soap.

NOOdwOrth'S genuine triple extracts
of Rose Imperial Blue Lilies. or
NiOlets OF Sicily. in fancy 19c 1OC
bottles; tomorrow. special -...... IL
WEST INDIA RAY RUM or large
bottles Of Florida Water worth 7nC
BE; tomorrow for --..--..-.-...... IUo
Violet De Parma Soaps cakes in
a hox-large size; worth 25c a 1nc
box; tomorrow for, box $500. III
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
A Great Money=saving Sale Tomorrow.
Engraved Cards, Sc.

For one day. tomorrow. we will en-
grave We and nd print % calling cards : &c
Ne will print 80 cards from ncc
your own plate for ..............ZO
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01

AIRS Audeuried gave a dinner last night
when her guests were the German Am
5aSsadOr. General and Mrs. Mites. Solicit
tor General and Mrs Richards. Mr. and
Mrs. G3ff, Judge COX, and General Bates
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
30C Ribbon. 25c.

Soft Satin Liberty and Double-face
Satin Tafeta Ribbon with a corded
edges 10 , 1-2 inches wide. IN black.
white. and all the evening shades: re g
ular &c quality; Saturday 5pe-0 &C
cltl az. yarn- ...-...-- 4 y
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Secretary Of State and Mrs Hay
entertained at a Cabinet dinner last night
in honor of the President and Mrs Nc
kialey- The floral decorations were eiab-
CRATE and consisted Of vases OF purple
orchids and ferns The other guests were
the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Gage, the Secretary of War and Mrs
Root. the Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Long. the Attorney General and Mrs.
Griggs, the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Smith. the Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs Hitchcock, and the Secretary of
Agriculture and Miss Wilson.
The Mexican Ambassador entertained At
dinner last night, the guests including
the French Ambassador. the Russian Am
bassador and Countess Cassini. the Port
uguese Minister and Countess Santo-
Thyrso. the Haitian Minister and Madame
Leger. the Brazilian Minister and Mrs.
Assis- Brasil, the Spanish Minister and
Duchess de Arcos. 1r and Mrs. Won
Mayho4, of New York; Mrs. Hearst, Rep
resentative jefferson Levy. Of New York,
ana Miss Duqae-
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Representative and Mrs. Olmsted gave
a dinner At their residence last night \
silver vase Of American Beauty roses
and pink candles and shades formed the
decorations The guests included Count
nd Countess QuaCL. Mr. and Mrs. De
hoTen, AIR and Mrs Moorehead Mr. and
hrs Webb, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh, Mrs Frederick Dent Grant Miss
Wetmore. Miss Gale, Rear Admiral Ken
ny. Mr. EauderIip, Mr. Packer, and Mr..
DinSmOre
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01

Mrs Mcmillan gave q small luncheon
yesterday.
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THE City BLAZE OF COLOR
Gorgeous Decorations Along the
Line of the Inaugural Parade.

Niles OF Bunting and Thousands of
Flags adorn the BuiIdinES-Em-
bIems of Foreign Nations blended
with the Stars and Stripes
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used at Concor[. of which Emerson
wrote
BY the rude bridge that arched the food
Their flag 10 Aprils breeze injured.
Here once the embattled farmers stood
And fired the shot heard round the
world
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WHITE HOUSE AND COURT OF HONOR.
The resplendent glory Of the Court Of
Honor il front of the " hiJe House prom
lses 10 make that mansion worthy of its
old name. the Palace when the success
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

c. A Bird and wife who have
been the guests Of their broth9s, J..
H. Bird and wife, were very pleas
ansly surprised last Friday evening
by a 5umber Of their friendG Al
tbs proper hour refreshments Of
cake, trait and coffee weFe served.
The guests were, Rev. l. T. Clark
and wife, Nessrs. Heck, HelIowsy.
Bryant. Ak1igg. Duncan with thear
wives; Mesdames BarOer. TsyIor,
MeCuilnch, Springer. McAullen,
Misses Springer, Faruham, Barter,
Taylor and Aessrs Linn and Nc
Culloeh.
Geo B. Bailey is nov ioeated iu
his own building on South Sixth
81, where he has more eommodiouE
quarters aud no rent ts pay. henes
be can do more work and bestsE and
cheaper work, than ever before.
We are glad TO see him coming q
ihe front with one ct the inslifutions
OF the city
We are IN receipt Of the new
/ premium list Of the Bates csunay
Poultry and Pet Stsek Assoeistioa-
This il the second ANIMAL exhibit
ton and il will be held ia Bgiler.
Dee. s., 1901. to Jan. :. E9os.
The premiums. bo,h cash and The
special, are larger and better than
offered before. and the payment u
all are guaranteed. This meeting
will be interesting and pEo6tsbls &c
all.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
CbockweIghman.


Mr.. EDIToR.--Please allow ne
few words IN reply to The sold
timer" Of the Rich Hin coal fields.
We will FIRST say a. law abiding
citizen that we have no oonsrish-
lious scruples against signing Duf.
name to an article which We are
humbly sble to pen. although We
have not pulled the guilds from The
geese in this vicinity Tor twenty
wears, IS the old time citizen may
have done. To the public. my
friends and fellow eountfymen. /
wish 10 say in reply to ghe old limer
81 Rich Hail. II YOU have been =
good citizen OF Rich Hill, wy 10
you send an article out before the
eyes of the public OF which you are
ashamed, or. in other words. have
not got enough American manhood
m yourself 10 sign your own name
10 the same. ] wish TO say thst the
gentlemen who have signed their
names TO the article "Checkwrigb
man." that they are paid 10 look
after the interest Of the men in the
Rich Hill coal field and the whole
I4th district, and we will say that
we are glad that they are men that
are not afraid to step out aud Show
their colors anyhow, when il IS an
interest to the men who are em
ployed bv the two-horse cocoands
wagon who has crushed them down
10 tf.e very depths of poverty, and
now at the very last hour he has
conscience, | will say gsul, enough
to stick up an iron clad contract for
them 70 sign. Now, Mr Editor,
we want the readers Of your valua-
bic paper to give due consideration
to these few words. The contract
that the half moon tried 20 make
look bright was got up by himself
alone. Now nv friends. don't yoG
think that the working people ought
to have something to say in what
they should be paid tor a dsys
work. Now in regard TO the u.
NJ. w Of A. officers walking up 70
the Rich Hill Mining Company
They talked to them like gen,lemen.s s
They simply ak for a checkweigh-
man so that the miners VIII get their
just rights. that they may feed and
clothe their families Ne do not
ask conditions OF the union here be
cause Il is so some Nherv else. aS the
old timer says, bul bycsu~e there
are Just as good men here ss any
where else and they should he paid
for their work the same as they are
other places In regard 20 the
walking delegates, we say the man
who gets his living that way gets II
honestly. and we are glad that we
have men at the head Of our organ
izstiou to look after our interests in
district "a. Not wishing 10 tire the
editor, want the old timer and the
public AZ large 10 know I am 2 union
nlsu. This isn't the humble citizen,
It is, w. NJ. Whittier.
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rhanksgivins.

The Rich Hin Ministerial Aiil-
Auee. through lis committee sppoint
ed for the purpose, announces the
following arrangement tor the eol-
lection and distribution OF Thanks
giving offerings 70 the needys
The people OF Rich Hhl are here
hy requested 10 make liberal offer
logs OF food and clothing. Said Of
iering to be delivered At the Walnut
ST., NJ. Z. Church Wednesday, fore
noon, AZ inst. The superintendent,
md principles OF the public schools
are requested 20 call for oaeripgs
from the school children TO be
brought TO the school buildings on
"Wednesday morning ~ inst.
ANY town official. pastor, OF
othe. person who knows Of needy
people 10 be included 10 The liss el
those 10 whom offerings ShoUld hs
made. please report same, wni
place Of residence, 10 W. T Pyles
pastor NJ e. Chuyeh.
Each pastor Is 10 sppoin. among
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

The best -four on the market
5oib. for SI.oo al Holloways.
Hear good music and get a good
supper at HsrkiL's Hall tonight.
For good lunen go to JAS. Ames
!aneh counter and confectionery.
Reversible Social at Mrs. Geo.
Logan's Friday evening, Nov. n.
Band concert and bean supper at
Harkin's Hall tonight, only 25c.
The Irwin French Co. will be here
three nights next week. Be sure and
see them.
Sam Clark has purchased the
Geo. w. Hartman property on east
Walnut Street
The building in which THE TRI-
RuEE Office is located is getting a
new roof this week
Rev. L. L. Kyle and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a new
son at their home on last Monday.
The Reversible" social AZ Mrs.
Geo. Logsn's Friday night, will be
unique affair. Besure and attend.
Pure eoun - honey at Holloway I
for Ioe per pound.
Brings a,tTAeuvehess to listlsss, un.
inVAble girls, making them handsome
~ hal I
Rncky Mountain Tea will do S5cgs
Ask your druggist.
Grsu Opera Company, Kansas
-ity, Dec. 9 aud TO Tlekets on
sale Dec. 9 aud 10, return Dec. Il,
one and one third fare round trip. -
K. A Bailey, Agt
The Rich Hill ministers confer
enee will meet next Monday al
1868 a. m. at the study Of Rev.
w. b. Chancellor. All minister:
invited IL. L. Kyle, Sec.
Frank Martin and w. c. He'd
den are two OF out good citizens
who were subpoenaed to Butler
Monday morning 10 act as Jurors 70
the Gsurell murder case
Cherries, strawberries, blaekher'
ries. peach. red rsspherries aud blu'
Damon plum preserves now in and
opened up and on sale at Hollo
ways. They're fine. Try pounC
OF them.
The annual grand eucampmen
OF the /. .. o. r. OF Missouri wai
held in Nevada this week. A larg,
number OF visitors were in attend
ance and splendid meeting en-
joved throughout
Our Office was frightened Tues
lay by = pleasant visit from Sun
,hine, our correspondent from
Keith. We are always pleased Il
zee our correspondents and wisl
thew would call frequently.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
local BRIEFS.

Eor sloves see Gehch Bro,.

For stoves see GeAeh Bros.
Don't forget the G. A. r. bean
supper tonight.
Noihern potatoes ST. per bushsl
ai the l. .. l.. z.
Guns aud ammunition at Csneh
Bros.
Rolled wheat, steel cut oats and
barley food at Holloways.
the first sleet of the seSssn yis-
iied this section Monday afternoon.
A fine line OF heating stovss at
GeHch Bros.
RI. rhilbriek went to Butler
Monday. where he will do jury duty
this week.
Don't forget the G. A. r.
hean supper, Thursday, November
II, 1901. ., Harklns Hall.
Rev. Lo,speieh of Butler. is
boidng a series OF meetings At The
hrlstan Church this week.
A fall carload OF Sewing Ma
chimes from STs.75 up, at Johannes
* sons, 3t-fm
hey w B, Chancellor wen, to
lone Oak Monday, where he will
assist in series OF meetings.
A ihnusand things by Il are done
lar hetter than most th.uKs do One.
We relrr to Rncky Mountain Tea
niadr by Nadisnn rdicine 90. S5s
Ask your druggist.
J. &, Lane went 10 Butler Mon.
day morning as one Of the jurors In
the 6ar,fell murder ease--pfoyided
thelawyer don't object.
We have new, large stock o.
hardware, harness, stoves, buggics
etc, TO close out az bottom prices
Johannes & Sons.
Tickets will be on sale TO the foo
hall game 1t Kansas City, Nov. as
50 round trip. .--R. A. Bailey, Agt
Cliff Mcbride has gone 10 Mon
taua on a visit during q short vAes
ton from his duties ~ swIlehmaI
IN the Mo. Pae. yards.
Or G. n. Sharp wsll move hi
stock Of drugs from S. 9th ST., 4
tic room on Park Avenue vacs,el
by Philips, the tailor,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21


BENZ, J. Marquis died at his home
in this CITY Sunday morning, Nov.
IL, after lingering illness. Mr.
Marquis was born Dec. zS, 1865, in
StewaFs county, Kansas. He had
been . resident Of Rich Hill for the
past eleven years. Jan. "a, 1897,
he was united in marriage 10 Miss
Lizzie Frogue. He was a kind and
loving husband, a duiiful son. an
honest, upright and industrious Cit
izen. Tho not church member
he professed religion some time ago
and last Saturday the rite OF bapt-
ism were administered by Rev.
PyIes, of the NJ. z. churCa. Be-
sides a wife he leaves a mother, six
brothers and one sister to mourn.
The funeral conducted BY Rev. L.
NJ. Gee took place from his late
lone Monday afternoon al ago
Interment IN Greenlawn cemetery.
THK Tribune joins the many friends
of the family in extending sympathy
TO The beresved wife and relatives
John Hsndley. a son OF Root.
hsndley, while out hunting last
Saturday, near Metz. with q num-
Der of other young men. was acci-
dentally shot in the stomach, from
the effects of which he died few
hours later. The deceased was
buried on Sunday. "One more un-
fortunate, . ''gone to his death.
The Christian Ende1vor of the
First Presbyterian Church will give
Reversible social At the home
of Mrs. Geo. Logan, on south 9th
street, Friday evening, Nov. ~.
Preparations have been made for
dsightiul evenings entertainment.
Refreshments Ioc.
The Epwouh Lesgus of the NAl-
nut Street ". +. Church will bold
fnate sooIsi, AZ the parsonage, on
FndaY evening All the young
people OF the church, ssitn their
irIeuds, are especially invited to be
present
The mite social by the Walnut 81.
N + Church, at the home OF Rev.
and Mrs. Pyies, is not gwen tor the
perpose OF making money, bat that
ths young people may get asqusint-
&C aud enjoy . pleasant evening
Together. So bring your "mite"
and come have a good time.
Best stoves for the least money at
Geneh Bros.
That Canadian Northwest terri
tory revolt is about as foolish a
thing as We have read, and il any
United States officials have had any
thlng To DO with il even IN the res
motest preliminary stage, they ought
to be removed at once.
Remember us on stoves; a full
liue OF Bucks aud Majestic --yohan-
nes 4 Sons. a AN
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
ID aAVsa IleF EafA

Gsoeh's Asxisaa 6yFsp hss assa@-
ptshet q care tH tnis asiFh eaFkos4
~hieh has Nstanishsa tas psoRls. Aisa
Davis Was Eivea up te die - ssF as
tsudtug physel che had iaag
fever Toe doelof said ahs weaid dla
osies~ usnFuing and Lavissd % die
cRstnQe his nssdieins. Aa u uaa g.
ipE Der na Euod- Her parsata bad :
hol;ie ~ 0,saeea AsxicAn Syrap ana
Ge'chA oulek Relief in thp house.
they ~ cnee hegan 10 give ahs eyrap
tn doses aiie hear apart. And ffosnsal-
n oAtned her ok.4at vita he oaiek
Relief Before mofniaG shs uas eol-
10 aud aftef aatnK . laW botaisa %
each, che is Aluaost - uaii - ssos. Ie
~as AlHlosi ltks fAlsina the dead. aad
has establishes the rspataitsa of
0,saeh's Aexioan syrup hara e. =
vauEh remedy; we ean cell nclhin9
slse Ian aanta.
TFlmbia, AtAens o.. q.
00achs MexlNan oyrop asFea 3
simtie eo1xh ~ u ~ maais. and ia
,he oesl rsnedy 81 vhaaplaa os1eA.
/ ffiSs ~
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
EcH ma, Itching HamoFs. 'in
pies Treatment Free.

D.,rs yaur skin itch Asid barnG DIE.
: ressias rrupiin 80 he sktn - ytsi
ie-i sshsined "a be seen ~ cimpsn1 ?
u cats aud rcair- hlTn oii tue pkih.
uair 81 snalpg Have you ~cs-msf
Skin sure And crsckedg Rash iorm
ga he -kiHf Prickly pain in TIE skslss
S~uilrn iainisf Failing hAiFf All
ruu dow ~ skin pAlss Old sOFesi
EailEE -o@rg uirelsf To cure q
SAY cured take h. y. b d8.a.nie
Rl.ssi RAiml which make the olood
pure and rich. i6ea thesorss Wtli heal
aod ihe itchipg of ecaenA atop faF.
ever tue skin became cleAr Aad ths
ht,s,d pnte n. 4 h. s,ilf At draE
.lure- 81 Trial treatmsat seat fres
at,.i pr.,said rs WFlltha 10 nlr~sd Bainl
IN Atlanta. Ca. Describe yoal
lpaa0lr as,a IRE m~dicAs atvics Glvea
Over 4 oo0 lesi iEn0ntall ef saree by 4
RR
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

his people, three or tour persons
with oonveyances to distribute offer
ings from the Walnut ST., NJ Z.
Church on Wednesday afternoon. st
2 O'clock For the information Of
the people we would say that on
last yesr al donations of TODD asd
clothing were distributed 20 needy
people before Thanksgiving even
ing W +. PYLEs,
w b. CHANCELLOR,
Com.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Another

EDITOR TRIRUNE; = We don't
know anything about 'he justice OF
injustice OF the strike QUESTION, but
il seems to an outsider that the worst
sufferers in the whole business are
our merchants aud property owners.
Is not the depreciation of property
values ana the decline IN the bust-
ness interests of our city due more
largely to this continual disturbance.
than TO all other causes combined1
4, looks that way TO sn outsider.
Another thing that looks curious 20
outsider is that our miners never fud
out they have grievance until some
fellow from Kansas comes over here
and tells them, at the rate OF S. so
day and expenses Al one OF our
bes, hotels. Al.other thing, if | am
correctly informed, the supvriuicnd
enls OF our mines sre ali praeroal
miners who have come up through
an The grades 20 their present posi-.
tions. and II these men can't be
trusted to do Justice 20 their fellows
who canl Yours truly,
OUTSIDER
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

Last Friday afternoon, between
oHe and two o'clock the residence
ot Wiison Sesnnshorn WAs d;seoS-
rled 10 oy on hre, aud before relief
could hv obtained the huild,rg was
cnnrely consumed. aud The fesi-
dsncs occupied hy MI Wat Page,
nrNt 70 It, was badly damaged.
Tins residence belonged TO = M.
Delaney VINO now resides m lola.
Kansas Both baildings were fair.
ly we'll insured
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
state at Ohio, city OF Toledo,
Lucas County,

Frank J Cheney makes oath that
ne ts seninr partner of the Arm of i J.
Chenney a Go q. doing business iu the
Clty of Toledo. County Snd State
aforesaid, and that said fTm will pay
the cum OF One Hundred DeliaFs
for each aud every case Of Caiarrb
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halle CRiarrh Cure
Frank Cheney
aWorn to before me aud snbscri bed
IN my presence ihis 6th day OF D..
cembrr, A ID, ieeo
tseaD A ". Gleason.
Notary Public.
HAu's Caiarrh Cure u taken inter.
nally, and Ae's directly on the bod
aud mucous suriacrs OF ihe system
Send Cor testimonials. free
y, J Chenney a Ca Toledo. o.
tsald by druggists T5c
Halle Family Pills are The best.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

Monday morning, Gee. p. Hack.
eby, who TspressalH the Niagara
Fare lnsarsae= COmPany. received
iglsgFam directing the repairing
OF ,hs Delaney house 80 badly
seofehed Friday slssFnOOa. Il win
te done Al oRee.
Irwin FEench Go. a. the Opera
House nsxs week Moaday, Tuesday
and MednesdaY niRhsA
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

/ ~ish 20 extend tbsnks to neigh.
pors aud friends who 50 kindly as
sisted me during the illness Of my
husband, and for their sympathy in
The dark honr OF sorrow.
Mas. B. J. MARQUIS.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

Our entire stock Of children and
Baby Closks wall 20 AZ COST.
Cali anc see them and gst good
goods a. Wholesale prices.
5, l. AhEs.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Mnneyl Money! hIoneyl

We have 100000 to loan on
farm properly at So md 6 per cent.
--ProWell 4 Cook, Rich Hill, Mo.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

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