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HOPES TO MAKE A NEW RECORD.
John Flanagan, the Champion Ham.
mer Thr0xxer In Training Hard.

John Flanagan, the Champion HAM
mer Thrower. IL Training Hard.
New York, June 30.-John Flanagan of
the New York Athletic Club. the worlds
champion sixteen-pound hammer thrower
for seven-foot circle. is training at Trav-
ers Island for the purpose of eclipsing the
record Of Ill feet inches made by Alfred
Plaw of the University Of California, from
9-foot circle a few days ago.
In order to give Flanagan an early OPP
portunity to reclaim the record from the
young Californian, the athletic committee
of the .Sixty-nlnth Regiment, N. G., n. Y,
to hold an opeh competition for a sixteen
pound hammer throw from nine-foot cir
Gle, in conjunction with the closed games
Of the regiment, which will be he'd on
July 1 at Celtic Park, Long Island City.
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ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS
FOR RACES AT FOUR TRACKS.

selections for to-day's races at sheepshead Bay
are:
First Race-Alibert. Byrne Of Roscrea, Gunfre.
Second Race-Seminoe. Contend, Double Dunn
my.
Third e-Dlsadvantage Hanover Queen,
Rossignol.
Fourth Raes-colonel Padden. GlennsliIe. Be-
deck.
Fifth aaee-Mam Simpson, Monroe Doctrine.
CaphalaEia.
Sixth kace-Kamara. The Amazon. Latsou.
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DALE,s GOOD HORsEMANsHIP.
Frank FarrelPs Discard Did q Lot of
Good Riding During the Week.

Willie Dale ran away from all the other
jockeys riding at the Fair Grounds in the
past week. ONeill who was climbing to
the top had a poor week increasing in
naught save number of unplaced mounts.
The little chap was very much out Of form.
O'Brten being sick did not accept q mount.
Wedderstrand. Gtvens and Aouck came
along somewhat and helped themselves but
He was much aided by the fact that Mr..
Bruen was exceptionally careful to get ia
vorites OF well and that he was on many
favorites. Next week the boys will be on
new course. an entirely ditterent one and
one which will try their merits with keener
competition than the Fair Grounds. The
record:
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frst inning. Colorado Springs played . misaan.o
fielding game In the second contest. as DID Se~
r r,ah, ~ r.,a ne II, first Lppert played n1s sane r.
ers by throwing Tim Donohue out at hrst On .
hit to right field. Attendance. 1909. score;
e e nsS' sprinss::s .esssss
Batteries: St. Paul-McGill and Wilson. Cofo-
rado Sprtngs-Parvin and Donahue. Umpire
SECOND GAME
e 6 paS, Springs Springs. g as
Batteries: st. Paui-Check and Holmes. Colo
RADIO Springs-Ream and Donahue Umpire-Car
ruthers.
OMAHA Neb.. June sc-Omaha took the third
straight game from Kansas City to-day by dint
en and held he Visitor. down C
hits. Score:
Kansas City........o o. 1000 o o Of . 4
Batteries: omaha-Herman and Gonding. Kan
sas City-wolfe and Messitt.
Des Moines. Ia June 9e-Maupin was an easy
mark for the local club to-day. while Damman
was puzzle to the st. Joe team. Attendance,
De pes i Manes $50 I'll
Batteries: Des Moines-Damman and Cote ST.
Jcseph-Maupin and Doom. - -
,I Minneapolis; MINI. June so..Mersdth VAS
apotis players had chance at bat. Ferguson
pitched fast game. a two-bagger md .
single gave Denver their only run. Attendance.
-. R.HE.
SS enpsa oii. I'D Sg5dsSSGsH {.
BATTERIES: Minneapelis-Ferguson and Mccbn-
nell Denysr-Meredith and ". Sullivan.
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PHYSICIANS, FAST GAME.

Internes of City Hospital Defeated
Doctors OF Insane Asylum.
!: In an exciting game Of ball; the City Hos
pitai doctors defeated the City Insane Asy-
lum physicians team Saturday afternoon
al the asylum grounds by q score OF u %
.. Doctor II. La Ntetert the portly super
intendent Of the City Hospital, began
batting rally which won the. game for The
ac TSe etsrs I'm 81 deciding for: tie hosyttal sasm
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Chicago Chronicles Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago ILL.,. June Son Washington Park
First Race-Emma, C. L. Fleuron. Barbara NJ
Second Race-Lord Quex. w. F. Mohr. Jau-
Third Race-Bohul. Ohnet, Gwaine.
Fourth Race..Terminus. Reseda, Sam Fallen
sixth Race-penman Thompson. Bill Nassie.
TriadItza-
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The gentleman who will start the races at
the new Delmar track is Kentuclkian and
a horseman ali his days He came to st.
Louis some ten years ago with a string OF
horses, and has had HIS residence in this
city ever since. He raced horses on all st:
Louis tracks. When there was racing at
Sportsman's Park Mr.. Dade officiated as
starter for time. and acquitted himself
well. Hence he brings some experience to
his position. Mr.. Dade Is typical Ken
tuckian, about 30 years old. tall, pulchri-
tudinous, soft-spoken and magnetic. He II
personally very popular. The worst thing
that his enemies can say about him is that
he is bit easy-going for q starter.
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six-Day. Heel-.nd-Toe Race.

A six-day heei-and-toe race will take place
at Meets Grove this. week. The start will be
at II O'Clock Saturday night. The contest viii
90 three hours each night. but on July II viii
Will be contested by Harry Stevens and Dick
Kennedy for purse Of 500.
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! Minor Ganes.

REPUBILc SPECIAL
Canton NO., june so.-csnton and Quincy
teams played baseball to-day: score-l2 to 6, In
favor OF Canton.
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the L NJ Rumseys defeated H. =. -
q score OF to 8. In the afternoon the khk1o4
cracks fen victims to the Rumoeys q xixkvo0
by the same score.
The II. A. C.'s defeated the Anbmne e y.
linois Sunday afternoon by . score q ~ Il
out-of-town team for July L Address y 3
OHara. No. "a South Theresa avenue. .ns.s
The Observation-Disclosures defeated - -.
Charles Browns yesterday by . score Of - 70
The Lemps defeated the st. Iouis CoQ0as.
sion Merchants at League Park BY oeepe -
Il to ~
The Rawlings defeated the Globes yesesr112
afternoon by score OF 10 to II: The game 80
Rawlings secured % hits Oh Walton. the 04on9a
crack pitcher. Jake Bene. manager Of IL 49,
sig times at bat he secured nve hits, Sco.s:
Rav,iuev .....s oso fo3 HO 8 3
Globes .............0 3 IL 80 o-0 u q
Batteries: Globes-walton and CfoWlsy. Raw
1ings-CArneys and Parker.
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were Doctors Dillon, Bohn, Drake and Pit
man. Doctor HARDY, who played center
field for the hospital. made some splendid
attempts to catch flies.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Lebahcn. M. June so.-Isreese was victorious
this afternoon In the game II LehaHon PARK
:aEainst thu. home team BY z. score q ; to 9
Bfeeoe won by the home tea1fe efrcrsat czit1cAl:
SitS sats1syds :Nailis fsliaysa Slsssf . -
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Commercial-Tribune,s Selections.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cincinnati. o., June 3n.-on Newport:
Second rsi N RaceoFrsnk Becker, Entry. The
Widow.
Third Race-Incandescent. Metoxen Santa Ven
tura.
Fourth Race-Banquo II. Free Admission.
Hensdale.
Fifth Race-sallie j. Rosy Morn. Leetka.
Sixth Race-Quaver Arriba. Lauras First.
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CIeveIand :. MiIwa,kee O.
Milwaukee ................0 o. o o
nA n n n = q

Cleveland .................0 D o i i 0sS-J
Earned runs-C1eveland T. Two-bass hse-
Bradley Pickering I Thrse,bsss hits-aIe-
on Reidy l. on Bowling 4 Hit By pischGP-
Anderson wild pifches-Rsidy struct e1s
Andersen I: Bradley and La Chance LNSso0
bases-Mlwaukee 5. Cleveland Q. Tme~0no
hour and thirty minutes. Umpire-CAnti1lcnk
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At Decatur-Decatur .. Rockford &
At Bloomington Bloomington I. Cedar 2ApeD I
At MISUNDERSTANDING 2, Rock Island e.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago A, Detroit 2.
Chicago, ILL.,. June 30.-cronin's error followed
by three singles gave Chicago to-dayo Rsu0
with Detroit, Both pitchers were at their bsss.
made on the grounds. Attendance IL 800. ScorS:
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Western Associatl01. a.a1
Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grand naDedD =
AT MISUNDERSTANDING u. Marion ..
At Fort Wayne-Fort Wayne 4 Toledo
At Dayton-Oaytou IL lndlanApo1i0 T. -;
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First Race-Carat. Palms, Aegin.
Second Race-Quannah Parker. c. P. Jones.
Third Raee-Josie F.. Miss wandelohr. Dave
Spmmers.
Fourth Race-Zack Ford. W. J. Baker. Two
Fifth Race-Ethel Wheat. Peaceful. Ida Led
ford.
Sixth Race--Beana Eugenia S. Miss Patron.
Day.
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Reporters n, JvnGeo {

The Reporters won an Interesting tsn.neln1
day morning. The score was u 70 g. C1ensan
and Battle were in the points for TIE 1ee~sSo
Junees tied tho score In the ninth 81. -
scr6es came in. and, with z bafun4 n1y
aud won the game. The Reporters would - .
game FOR the morning q The Fourth e ~:
Washington avenue sss 3
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Morning Tcle~raph's Selections.
SPECIAL.
New York, July The Morning Telesraph's
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Butler. NO.. June 3o-A match game Of ball
was played here to-day between Butler and Har-
risonville. Score, to o in favor of Butler
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pupoNT PARK MEDAL,
< M MERMoD TROPHY.
PICNIC OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

1s S1vs' ~ ssIoY 1a1so o1111 lo11l-ls
1issi ' iiii II It'll 1s112 o121x-2a
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REpuRLIc SPECIAL.

o'Fallon. III. June so-The o.FalIon stars de-
feated the Emeralds Of Ct. Louis in q we'll
played game at the East Side Park In this city
to-day. "A feature of the game was the fielding
Of Yaeger and Wylie for the Stars and Durney
for the Emeralds. Score by innings:
Emeraids ................ 81 800 o-s
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

sedalia, NO.. June 3o.-rwenty 1--WE hundred
people witnessed an exciting game of ball to-day
sedalia cubs. the home players winning hands
aSrsnxsd series q, nine 9.me. Isfsr.nn 1sf fs
winning the first game. and to-day's victory for
the Sedaltans places the clubs neck and neck.
The feature Of the game was the heavy batting
by the Sedalians. they making one home run.
gether nine hits on Thomas. Jefferson Citys new
twirler. Score:
Jefferson City........... . / o o / 8 ! 90
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Chicago ................... . 0 Soiso go
hits-shaw !. Three base hits.Hartman 1 Home
runs-Callahan I. SACRIFICE hits-Hoy : Hart
Holmes I. Double Plays-Hartman and Msrte !:
han !, BY Cronin i. Bases on baiIs-Off CSonin
z Hit with bail-Jones /. Cronin ]. T1me-Oa0
hour and fifty -nve minutes. umpire-Haskall
Cleveland .. Milwaukee o.
Milwaukee. Wis. June a0.-Dowiing pitches q
day, letting them down with but one scratch
hit. this being q hot drive by Conroy to Brad
ley who could not handle It In time TO put fho
runner out. The fielding Of both teams Wa1
excellent The only error by Waldrcn did not
the fast fielding behind him kept the eeo0o.
Gown. Attendance, 4.500. Score. q. 80:
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Trenton ILL.,. June so-The home team defeated
the Consumers of st. Louis at this place to-day
BY q score Of II to 2: Batteries; Trenton Ohiand
Robinson and Welx Consurners-Webef and
Trauer. Score:
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
sandoval H.. June 30.-Baseball: Sandoval 81
Centralia Locals, 16.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Staunton, ILL.,. June 3o.-BasebaH to-day: Sor.
rento II. Staunton 5.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Bunker HILL ILL.,. June so.-The Bunker Hin
Blues defeated the Lemps Of; Alton to-day by a
score Of II to 8. Batteries: Blues-Pavey and
Berner. Lemps-Lavanue. Smith and Adams.
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REPIIBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. Mo-. June H.-The Springfield ball
club defeated the Centuries Of Ct. Louis here this
well played until the eighth inning. when q Wild
throw started run-gettinG. Batteries: Springfield
Morris and Prnnter. st. Louis-Brodis ana
Schlittier.
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sixth inning Glover being b.t,ed out Of the box.
The score by innings:
Lebanon ..................2 / 2 0+1 . rs
Batteries: Breese-Glo-er. Wallis and Patton.
Lebanon--Moore and Gleason.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dexter, No., June 3o-The baseball game here
to-day resulted: Dexter IL. Dudley 10.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Quincy, ILL.,, June 3.-The Quincy Reserves
to-day defeated the Jacksonville ball team by q
score OF 4 to L
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL -
ed the 81. Louis College Of Pharmacy team by q
score Of to s. Batteries: Gillespie-Hafter and
Kohr. ST. Louis-Tosiar. Carroll and McKenna.
Halter struck out thirteen men and held his op-
ponents down to elk hits.
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Manager Donovan should be able to make
good his claim that his team would win
eight Of the fourteen games on the present
trip. The tally now stands seven won and
five lost. He needs but one Of the two
games to be played with Brooklyn to secure
the eight victories. That Is wonderful work
on any trip. This one has been q gruelling
one for the team. The heat has been the
worst in the history of the East. The man
ager, captain and right fielder has been ur-
brains Of the infield. was unable to take
part In the double-header with the cham
pions.
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TO-Da VS. EnfrfeN at Sheepshead Buy.
New York June 30.-The following are the
Sheepshead Bay entries for tomorrow:
First Ince five and q half furlongn:
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On Fourth-of-July morning the Donovan
ties will return to the home diamond and
begin a series of four games with the Phila-
League will follow the Quakers. and the
Donovanites will have total Of twenty
two consecutive contests on their own neld.
Their performance in the East has been
equal to winning three-fourths Of the games
at home. II the team can do this 1t will
surely mean the top. or very close to 1t, by
August /.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Flora. Ill. June 3o-The Dodson- Brauns Of
st. Louis and the Flora B. & o. $. played .
Ia favor Of the Flora Team. Lent.. Fiors's Ditch
er, struck out fifteen men. krauz, st. Louis's
pitcher, struck out eight men.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Keokuk. Ia, June 3.-The Keokuks defeated
the burlington Routes of st. Louis by Q score Of
Is to 10.
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Eddie Murphy. who suffered more than
his share Of twirler's misfortunes. at last
broke the ice, and he can now be counted
upon to pitch fast ball with the best
STEADY" man In the major organization.
Bert Jones says that Murphy has every
thing that pitcher should have. including
terrific speed, wondrous curves and proper
change Of pace. He is bit of on con-
trolling, owing to his great speed.
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The Republic. Selections.

&c. ]. Cella's entry. r..
IF. W. Holtgrewe's entry.
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Omaha Neb. June se-Omaha took the third
straight game from Kansas City to-day by dint
of Herrnans superior pitching. He struck out
eleven men and held the visitors down &c two
hits. Score.
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Everybody on the team seems to be im-
bued with that spirit Of win or bust. !"
Childs. who has been out of the game for
long SPELL did nicely at second on Satur-
day. A man with a winning team will play
good ball with it. no matter how poor he
the right stuff.
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Hugh Jennings will receive between 8 $40
and 1900 TO play with the Phillies for the
rest Of the season. Brooklyn received $500
for him for this year. and 1900 more II he
remains with the PhiIlies another season.
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Des Moines, Ia. June 31-Maupn was an easy
mark for the local club to-day. while Damman
was puzzle to the st. Joe team. Attendauce.
900 Score:
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s:se course the attitude Of the Chicago
-; which destroys all discipline on the
- pre3udicial 70 st. Louis interests
II naltes tho maintenance of law and
or dl4lcult to maintain. But no ha!f
- Dllce n It for Compromised It ia whole
M n TIE way. Il II pleasure to note that
- kln9f0n Park omcials have had the
IA decency to refuse to let HarSh-
- rid there after he was ruled OF In
6<10A ne Harlan track Q6lciAla vel.
ham ard allowed him to F1Ae. The
= - Westminster Park 1epDas ~.
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Al Selbach continues to be the real idol
Of the Giants among the New York fans.
He IL applauded whenever he comes TO
bat, and every play he makes receives
recognition. =.
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Fred Clarke thinks ST. Louis and Brook
lyn are the two clubs he will have to deal
with to win the pennant.
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ro quick.y m1oau g b. q. g..
( (Bo,snic Blood Baim1, tae yamaps
biooa paii6sr, iola sw BONES, we
'sill send ab~ola,s fres to,ooo
ussin'en's. 3. p. a quickly cares
OLD nleesa seroia'a. psinsi sWo,-
iass, aehss and 3 slas 10 boae, ~
Joints rheumatism, casmyh, pim-
;ales. issssting sopsioas. boiis, ee-
aema, achiag Sin s. blcoa Aam1cs.
eating, oieedu K, iessss;ue sores .w
eyen deadly seneer b o, b al
drag s'ofss ~ Feg tcse uss'msas
edau lik - Rsim Co., Atlanta,
Na 81 sa3sns eng "a nase pre-
pN3 nesets uspbl a3 ises
meias a as'v17e eSsa u, sss>.l.
3 II b euf iee mos lsa t
81 vsses. m 50 yl.e lssis h 3,
u asah sssgs rv ao1 uskss Is.
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The Tuxedo Dancing Club
gave one Of their delightful dances
Wednesday evening, at fIarkins
Hall. Tho the weather was ex-
eeedingly warm. all that attended
report delightful time. 1t was
given IN honor Of cut Of town
ladies. Refreshments were serv-
ed. Those in attendance were.
Misses Donna Geiger, Leona Oil
yer, Zada Cunningham. Mabel
Payne, Eva SandtTson. Essie Gel
ger, Ethel Loudermilk, Gecrgie
Wise, Florence Heylman, BYRD
Game. Kittie brown, Della Nc
Kinnon, and Aiessrs. Ben Warren,
Will Beasleyi Harry Harris, Geo.
Burrows, Lse Hirsch Buzz En-.
bree, Nathan Leopold. Seymour
Williamson, Curt McKibbea, Andy
Loudermilk, Frank Clark and Tom
Johannes.
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nales CounIs,a Lue4y Ole

As far as the drawing for prize
in Uncle SAM drawing has gone
the following Bates county met
have secured cNms
Haylin Il H-rshaw, spruce,
John N. Kinner. Butter,
Geo. ~. Howell. Adrian,
C. {. Garrison. Rich Hill,
G. II. Askew. Adrian,
Emil Thys, Rietl HID,
W. Z. Wells, Butler.
a. X. Pegg, Rich IIill,
Jas. c. Robbins, Rich Hill,
L. @. VanBenthusen. Rich Hill.
Leroy s. Chapin, whose post
Office is Appleton City, but whose
home is in Bates county
Others are in hugh hopes and
everything looks lovely for their
success.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01

Bert bnekeudge has gone 70
Kansas City.
IT. 6. Ellis took trip south to
Jasper county, this week.
Mrs. Walier Doman departed
tor Pueblo, Colo, Tuesday morn
ing.
Five car loads Of people went
10 the sunday School pienic at Ne
7ada, yesterday.
M. a. Cowles Of Kansas City,
was in she city this week looking
after business interests
Rev J. r. Eldridge Is in the
city with bis family, visiting Mrs.
E's mother. Mrs. Calvert.
-Chever,on & Steele shipped a
couple Of car loads oi hogs to KAN
sas City aight before last.
Miss Mamie Neat has been
quite sick ios several days past, but
is getting a'eng nicely now.
REV. J. Oliver preached to a
large audience in the Park Tuesday
evening, q most excellent discourse.
Miss Helen Hougbton Of Ne
va3a, and Miss Irene Houghton Of
Rich Hill. spcut sunday in the city
the gues, 81 Aliss Perme. -Eldora-
DO NeNs
-Alt Alhed Miller and Miss
Minnie S,oter wsie manea :, the
home Of The brides parents, afr
and Mrs. Jos Slower, last Thursday
evening, Rev. English Officiating.
Helps young ladies TO with
stand lhe shock Of sudden propos.
ais, Jbar vhat Rocky Mountain
Tea has done. 55e. Made by
Madison AIedicine co. Ask your
druggist.
DR. J. NJ. Noland and family Of
Rica Han, arrived "Wednesday with
his household good, and Will locate
here for the psae,ice ct .sis probes
sion. DR. Noland has been resi-
dent Of Rica llill for twenty wears
where he has an e&eeilent proies-
ional sa3 socia. reputation We
hespgak cordisl welcome Tor him-
sell and tamilr-Eld7ra,so News
-h Is reported that one Charles
Pollard oi PapmswI'e 5ogmesly Of
Rjsh ll'u, bas iesssted Ais tsm'ly
and IS uppossd % hsye re,usn "a %
BIS hone io.ks ~ Tennessee soi-
lagd ba. ahsass borne q good fslss'-
ia,ioo and was aa in3usHiou,, hsl
working mau Tire motive iog D S
action in tais ease supposed g. te
beeause ha laa leslrd % supply
the wants og klmlY aaote aamsS.
oas than Ais own.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers ol ibis paper will be
pleased 10 learn lhaJ thefs is at least
one dreaded disease that seisuse has
been able 10 cure in all It's stages
and that is Ca,arrh. Halls Ca.
auh Cure Is the only positive cure
kOowp 60 the medical fraternity.
Ca,auh being constitutional di-
seasn require constitutional
ifesta,4S6 Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly up.
on ihe blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patien, strength by
building up the constitution and as
sistmg nature in doing il, work.
The proprietors have so much faith
10 us curative powers, that they Of.
Ger one Hundred Donan Tor any
case that !. fails TO cure. Send Tor
lis, ot testimonials.
Addmss, p, , CnHNEa 4 CO.,
Tolelo, %
sold by druggists, sse,
Halls Family Pulls ara he best.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01

Recess.
7i45 Song and praise service,
Leader, Rev. J. w Niece.
500 Address, why am lin the
sunday School Work
Rev. c. ID. Meigs.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01

MISS Ella Ewing, the Missouri
giantess, has erected a house for
herself "a Gown, a town in this
state, The doors in her home are
Ten feet high, and the ceilings IS
teet Her height is eight feet four
uchUa and she sleeps on bed
Iha, ten feet long Xxx.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01

I'VE are iaiormed thas " =
Askeson has purchased the Bates
County Republican and eonsoH-
dated It with she Free Press This
does away with oue mose paper Tor
which there was never any ROOM
lsis said ,ha, tbe eopsshdasea na.
per viii be Republican ia pobRsa
1t this IS true leos on or p,me.
cratic iW 10 ay eteu eacs IS q
while % Bates capaQ lor Atkssaa
knows hos se skn,'sn alive sisa
aeasasas and dispatch.