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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
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IN Eifeiy prepsrafion IS 70 prepare fR
motherhood. Prepznsticz 81 TIE use
Of d.. Herce's FsEorte P~rcscipfiou WI
give bodily strength azd zeufSi chees-
fulness i win ba1ish thzt feeling q
fear and sppEebenSoa which 50 mRzy
ONE sufcI fn0z Al TINS bme. II Wiil
encourage lhe appetite, induce REFRESH
ing sleep. AID make the baby's adveHt
practically painless
Il vas pleased that Dr.. Peree A.
sWered ny letter. writes Mrz c ".
YOzng. q n South Regent Street nee
Park. Wilfcshaue, Peunz. II had
several uiShsps before my husband per-
s1aded me to take ycur zediczue- Ny
back Rsed 10 ainoss break when at Boek
and / Would get sick a my worsach and
have snch headaches I did not kncM
what 10 do, they used 60 SCI ue neAriy
crazy. and / used 10 dread 70 Ect up I
felt 50 bad. Then I hegau taking y0ur
madeline When baby Was expectrd I
took il ali the time I Vas that way. I
felt kne all the tine and I never Re4
those dizzy spells nos. I hardly ever
have a nervous headsche any uore I
have . perfect rUup Of a b0y. he Is the
Light Of our houe. I am nov twenty
years old and KY baby Is almost eight
months Old / feel vel. aEt weigh 80
pounds and the baby z5x Pounda We
feel very g~ratefsl for the good your ned
icine did fer US We are both hearty,
thanks 70 Dr.. Rercss medicine
o nkBy's sAxE
the use q Dr. Fieroe's FEsorite Preserp-
ton Is ADVISED eor al expeesant mother&
II n1t only Helps the mother bNt heips
the child. All The child's strength EsaA
come from the mosher. vFAFonte Pre-
Ertpuou gives the Deber strsnEth 10
give her cEild
There IS no sicohOi IN gFRyorite PTe-
scriptionr and Il Ia AAsotnteiy free
srom opsum, e0caiae and all ether
narcotics
Womcn suffering trom chrouic all
meats are invited % consult Dz. Heree
BY letter fcr. All letters are privately
read and privately answered and the urit-
ten ccu6dcacct 81 a sfe guarded b.
the Sme stuct professional privacy Oh
ssrved By Or. Rerce IN ais persoaal COZ.
spltaiious with women at TIE luvalidE'
fioiei and surgical Institute. Address
Or. T. " nefee. Baasio n. Y.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Healthy Children Are HaDpy.

Hotber'E Worn Syrup makes sbf-
.crso healthy bg sxpslIinR tns warns
has makes thsn "a. ChiiEEsD eAE i
On bread.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Ideal Register.

THIS Office has for sale a bran new
Ideal cash register One of the
highest class machines made.
Worth sis5, but can be boueh,
cheaper. II you are interested call
and see It. II is not a cheap regis
ter, but would be an ornament 10
any store. Can ne bongbt on in.
statements if satisfactory security !,
given. Costs you nothing TO IN
vesugate.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

To Alabama. Arizona British Co
iumbfa- Florida. Georgia Idaho.
Indian Ty-, ksBsAN Kelfucky. Los
E1ana. Manitoba N1niZan- MilBe-
sofa. Mississippi Missouri, Nos
taHa- Nebraska. New Aexteo. NcYta
Carolina. North Dakota 0kiaboma.
Oregon. South Carolina. South Da-
kota. TelBeSe Te==S Utah.
Washington. Wisconsin WFoUtnE
Tickets vii he on sale Nov. : and
~. Disc 3 and Il, n fare pius $500
for be round trip, final retur1 nnit
p days from date q sale
r. A BAILEY, Agr
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

a fascinating story ~ View FORK
life. ~ Nanre Thompson. beEfnN ID
The Criterion for Cctoher and prom
iee 10 D. The popular noVeL Our
er@cini DfeT 20 the readern % this
paper. fhree months auhecrfp4ion Tor
~ CENTS. affords = rarr opporsanity
~ obtain an fntr0ducticn o. 70 pro
mote better acQualntance WITH The
brightest Illustrated monthlF marn-
nDr ~pnbnshed.
The Criterion haaa distinguishes
STAFF 81 writers and artists who eos.
tgsbnte strong special Articles on ims.
pOFtane topics ~ the DAY. EntsS-
tanning short STORES ard poprae Gne@
~ Illustrated. Faiuabis aud HufhuF-
ifafive papers un matter v@rfathinw
20 mueic drama. AT and hsFrafnre
John Fri lloyd. augkor ~ string
toBu 20 the Pike. writes
Ard nOw ] beR Myou 10 1T ne
eaF 3 word concerning the Crtsrton
u psass O. al ~ = ceAn tsnisy
magazine. and ~ an mean ny
irRnts who Appreciate aad speak ~
W0rds they Commend have yet 90
End an adverse criticism fr0m mRu
~ woman who's interest ~ IN fhe
lines - pore thought and who desire
thelr loVed on4 10 rad that whth
tends 3D. eievate H. The Crteriou
= q Ereat favDyfte aud fzsf1F 30.
and ] hex Vuu 20 take the4e zr4tzL
tOus renarEs f1 the s2r1e spirit I
extend theu
With urwest EsEar1A ] al
@1cerziT TOura etc
EeENIlbef, munf1s fur - cE1N
iEtAnpe acueptetB. regular rzses 3 Z
pFr year. 10 cents Der copy.
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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
What She May Expect.
The Goal Of Love is Marriage
and the Goal of Marriage
is Maternity.

Vixen a young uaH and youug wonsu
are very much IN love every step Of life
they take IS timed to the music Of the
wedding march. The happy consuuus-
ton max be years sEay. but down the
path Of the years the clear eyes Of love
discern the spot which some day they
shall call home. AID when the mar
mage IS ccnsunmated and the home
founded another thOuRht begins 10 al
the rniuds Of wife aud husband. a
thought tiat lies too deep for words
the tEought Of 4 oooing baby voice. Of
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Asthma Cure Free!
Brings Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure in All Cases.
Sent Absolutely free on Receipt Of Postal.

There IL nothing like A~sthmnlene' It brings Instant
relief, even in the worst cases. IL cures when all else
fails.
The Rev. &. n. Wells, of villa Ridge, H., says; Your
trial bottle Of Aathmalene received Ia good condition. !
cannot tell you how thankful ieei for ibe good derived
from a. wns n slave, chained with pmtrid sore throat
and asthma for ten years. i~despnifFd Of ever being
cured. I saw Your advertisement for the cure 81 this
lrendful aud tormpnting disease, asthma. ana thought
Won had oveTepoken yourselves, but resolved TO give ita
trial. To my astOnishment. the trialactcd like n charm
Send me a full-eize bottle
We want to send 20 every sufferer a trial treatment
OF AsthmAlene, similar TO the one that cured MIR. Wells.
IN Postpaid. Absolutely Free OF Charge, to any sufferer
lt. even on a postal. Never mind, though you ara de-
had your case, Asthmalene will relieve aud cure. The
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.


Attorney C. E. Gilbert made a bus
mess trip to Rich hin Wednesday,
Nevada Herald.
Joseph wlnchelI and WIN Brown,
two Rich Hin gallants. drove over
with their girIs. Sunday.-Hume
Telephone.
c. p. Barker and wife left Monday
morning for a visit with J. L Bar
ker at Rich Hm.-Urieh items in the
Clinton Republican
Last week Dr. Hoage, Of Missouri
State University. and Prot Barrett
OF the Rich Hill schools, visited the
Hume schools.-Hume sun.
Joe Purkey and family leave to-
night for wana walla, Wash. doe
has resided in Bates county Tor -
years and has many friends who ne
gret TO see him leave yet they all
join in wishing him aud his family
success in their new home.-Adrian
Journal.
Mr.. Green, the land buyer mea
TONED last week. bought the John
Durand harm near Prairie City. con
sideration S25 per acre. No doubt
had il been generally known that
the farm was for sale SIR. Gren
would not have been lucky enough
To capture it at that prioe.-Rock-
vile Star.
Bruoe Ludwiek. the new eincuit
clerk. took charge Of the Office on
Tuesday, after his bond was APP
proved 10y Judge Graves. Ex-Cerk
Thurman will remain a couple 90
weeks and assist In getting busiile
startedfn good shape. we predict
that Mr.. Ludwick viii make an FIX
ceilent clerk. efficient Gt oblidging
Butler Record.
The editor OF the Hume Telephone
announces that be made an error in
an advertisement ia his paper and
made a patrons "ad" read 20 los OF
granuHtted sugar for dollar instead
Of IL, aud that the error cost him $.
but that he had received that much
benefit by proving that people read
ads. A representative Of H.
Loeb & Bro. Of Rich AIN, Mad a line
81 iurs aud cloaks ON exhibitiou az
fuckers old stand Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week.-Pleasan-
ton Enterprise.
Miss Pearl Ruby, Of this city, lrit
last week for Ava. Okla. where she
viii open a dnessmaking establish.
ment Two experienced modistes
from Joplin viii be In her employ.
The excellent work OF Miss Ruby IN
this city win command the best pat.
rnnagr ia that city as IL did here.
Miss Hustoa recently moved TO Alva
with Der millinery store and Is doing
a large business. HI. j. RableF. Dr.,
our popular young hardware mcr.
chant accompanied Miss Ruby az
far "a 5opiin.-EldoradO springs
News
L. ~ Huckeby. o. this city. has
hen appoiYt,d ~ Judge Raker, 81
the Unipea ,iates court, a. hank'
ruptcy neters TOR the second Indiana
DISTRICT co npussed Of the counties al
tEoyd. CLARK Crawford, Jefferson.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
o 10

The FIRST thiug 60 90 Is 10 cure diseases
Of The dracatr ofRauism Walch under
une the hrslth saH strength Ecxu.
iauy shoUll Pc e. lslcd. d~.saEFeeshie
Hui weakeutrg dFaias bS stopped.
weakness uD1 Pc rared
- have talcu sax bottles Of DR.
Rerces Fatoule PrcecHHloa.T writes
Miss 81 fKlc. 81 Orlia Simcoe Co.
OHt.. aud tvo hacs OF the Pleasant
Pellets as 500 Eltisrs for ~coHgesion a
the ttculs ani irT urakness SID car
EiclY aY thgg rpsT uchgiue has hreu
the acaas az rt1o me % Eoci healsh
aeain. ,ch hl uot sad .oT ever shrce
yesiN uu.H tak Nrafr wrttcinc I
th4uk son Scr lar k.ri Guc nronps at
tsrtiou Go ms aslte assHg stvices
br. Hicrcts Ess1r1c Prcenptioa
Fteels lie lcl.s q Ncuiea a. every Pc
ao1 N hte N IS t~nEalaahle "a that
tarsacn e1ea the gyl kccoue
suan ug1trsy and pro
m1tiaE the Eenei tssth. Il drlss Of
fc1sre sra u.e iraiua heals ia
asHgmadon sWi utioR ard cures
icT ee rus Fnla the tine Of the
bra change tFga eFffoaoi 20 wouuznhoci
urti the Ease cagc af life. iu Al the
weakness ~ ~ucuanhoci and trials q
uioghcFhoo3- Dr. nrFces Fayurts Pre-
srrttou - 3 truc aoasau's frte1A u
u1lcs wortea 1rpg aud Wcil
Uisa asuFe 8 OK % Feoonuend
yoUr mefctln, fFsrorto Prescription
ara Colder Nelaai Discovery Nsitcs
Ms Raoa Resell Cnstet NsVaro
Co. Texas yca,s
with a1 cthEF fr-
msie pog hNt aea ttaa - yogr
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
IIomcseeksr. Rate.

Oct lis, Nov. sic. Dee. 3-lT, che
Frisco system VIII sell homesckans
excursion tickets at one lane plus ~
20 thifty-tWo states aud British
'oiunuia For particulars see local.
agent
Il. II IARaRufrpr
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
The Great Northwest Movement.
hlmeseskeTs Excursions.

October 18th, November 9TH and
TN. December Sd and 18th.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Eureka Springs
AND
Monte Ne
TINE OF TRAINS At
RICH HILL. $40.
RICH HILL, $50.

ia mail and express leaves 6;45 a. m.
Connects ut Pleasanton with flyer
from the north.
les freight and accom-. ar. $50 a. m.
Carries mail and express.
i63 Carbon Centre mall a ae'm 40 p.
49, freight mtd ac'm leaves 600 y. m.
Cafri mail and express for south
and connects with flyer at Pleas
anton.
il3 mail and express ar 10 p. IN.
Connrcts at Pleasanton with flyer
from the north.
ssnd vour friends In the old States one
{ 80 illustrated pamphktN, 10 b had by
,ddscszfng Room No. 10, CsnlarY Building
LpaGs.
sr TOP 81 ths orarks..
FrrfhrFs Gnd Has On he FsHsco
rran F1ruiag Along shr freco-~
~IsSrs 3 ss,ss As-s % s~ Along as
f4Rne Ltns."
~osl. aad vhFs - Ead g."
The most comprehensive railroad hsfatu's
Tor the h~ome-a<ekef, tFaVeifr o. snveS@ ev~
publthe5 Tor grAtudtoa dksrbuaioa.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

l. a. HuCEeby. o. this city, has
hen aRpoiat,d ~ Judge Raker, 81
the Unipea 0tates court, AZ hank-
.rHntcy nsler~ Tor the second Indiana
DISTRICT 60 npused % the counties ol
Floyd. CLARK Crawford. Jefferson,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

4 Z. L~ABARRIEBr
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

II the love Of mau aud WOMAN leads 10
marriage and marriage looks 10 mother
hood. what IS the plain and obyi0us duty
O. the woman ahoat 20 assume the obi
Il IS her duty 20 Prepsre herself foF her
own sake and the sake Of the children
that may he given her. as well As fer the
SAKE Of her hosaaBd ard her home
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

and those iookinx nruard 70 msrnaSe
Nta and Dr. herce's Conuoa sxnse
MedlcA Advises 40 iuyaiaahie Euids 70
health aad Happiness rha great ucrk
oonsaiuiug too1 large paEsa : <nt fss
On Feevps q stamps 10 pay expense ~
uaataug osE Sud a one-cenl slamps
g. he book IN P~aPer-eogvrs o. A Ranps
tol the cioth-e01nd sohama. Ad&rsas
- \ " r4reA. h4asis. n y
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
NEW COLONIAL JUDGES.
PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION OF COURTS
To BE PRESENTED TO MIR.
CHAMBERLAIN.

Montreal June S.-David Mills, Minister OF
Justice and Charles Fitzpatrick, Solicitor-Gen-
eral of Canada passed through the city this
week on their way to Boston. whence they viii
sail for Great Britain an important mission
There they will meet Chief Justice De Villiers, Of
Cape Colony; Judge Hodges, Of Australia, and
Mr. Thompson. New-Zealand's Minister Of JUS
tice and will hold a conference with Mr.. Cham
berlain the Colonial Secretary, and the Lord
Chancellor with respect TO the proposed reor-
ganization of the Judicial Committee Of the
Privy Council, by which the colonies are to be
represented in this court by resident judges
who will also be members of the House of
Lords.
Joseph Chamberlain when the Australian Fed
Grafton act was before the Imperial Parliament
promised that the should be reorganized
on these lines in order TO placate the Austral-
ians, who in their bill asked for power, which
was denied to prohibit appeals from the Aus
tralian Supreme Court TO the Judicial Commit
tee of the Privy Council.
The conference is TO enable the colonial JUS
tices and the imperial authorities to devise
some practicable scheme. It is probable that
the new court will be simply the old Judicial
Committee OF the Privy Council with few
additions. At present colonial judges are mem
bers of this body. Chief Justice Strong Of the
Canadian Supreme Court being the representa-
tive of Canada but their connection with 1t is
practically honorary one.
Under the new arrangement the colonial
judges will reside in London will fill their offices
on the bench for term of seven years at a
salary of 1900 year, paid by the imperial
government. and will be members Of the House
Of Lords for life.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
IN MEMORY OF DEAD HEROES.
THE sEvEHrY-FIRsT REGIMENT HoNoRs AT
MOUNT HOPE THE MEN WHO FELL IN
THE SPANISH WAR.

The list Regiment " c. y. Y. went to Mount
Hope Cemetery, in Westchester, yesterday after
noon TO attend the ceremony OF laying the corner
stone Of the monument to the members OF the
regiment who died in the Spanish-American War
The assembly" sounded in the armory at
1:s5 and at the regiment marched out, in fatigue
uniform Colonel William G. Bates was in com
rnaDd and his staff included Major w. II. Linson,
Adiutant f. H Wegman, Battalion Adjutant C.
Green Major E. 7. T. Marsh, surgeon; Captains
L Iewald and c. D. Van Wagenen, assistant sur
Reors. Ouartermaster w. II. Whittal, Battalion
Cuarterrnaster A. E. Ranney, Captain {. +. True,
cornunissary: Ordnance Officer @. w. Corwin, and
the new chaplain, the Rev. Edgar Tnton. of the
Second Collegiate Reformed Church of Harlem.
About six hundred and fifty men turned out
Nearly one hundred members Of the Veteran AS
ISOLATION of the regiment also turned out, wearing
badges and white gloves. Colonel Augustus T.
Francis was in command OF the veterans, who
We're accompanied by some of the speakers of the
day The regiment really the escort of the
erans were in the ranks of the Veteran Associa-
ton Colonel H p Martin, who commanded the
regiment in the Civil War, cheered when he
passed through the corridor just before the AS
sernbly' sounded. --,.., .,,
The regiment marched 10 Fifth-aVe., through
fourth-st and then up the avenue TO Forty
second-st and TO the Grand Central Station. The
regimental colors draped with Grape The
Regiment filed two special trains
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
MINERS TROUBLES OVER NEW BOUNDARY

Vancouver b. c. June S-Trouble has occurred
At the new international boundary line, in the
Mount Baker mining district. and as result Amer
iran owners OF mines, who suffering, are pro-
testing to the Canadian government authorities.
When the American Government boundary Ine
surveyor Mr. Sinclair finished determining the
line IN this district he found II was aSio feet
further south than it had been supposed 10 haVo
been for the last three years. Two thousand ieet
OF two valuable mines in the district the GoIdeh
Chariot and the Golden Standard owned by Seattle
ana New York men, showed over into Canaan.
The Canadians jumped all this ground which mad
been staked according to Canadian regulations
aid was not recorded on this side OF the line An
appeal was the authorities AT Ottawa Dx
the American owners. The claim jumpers are sun
busy, OF the claims running very rich
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
THE EIGHTH GOES TO CAMP.

The 9Th Regiment, y. c. y. Y, left It's armory'
st Ninety-fourth-st. and Park-ave., at s o'clock
yesterday morning bound for the State camp at
Peeksliu for its weeks encampment Six hundred
and ten men comprised the file, while nearly all
the commissioned officers were on hand Among
the officers were Colonel James NJ. Jarvis, Major
Kirby, Major Edwards. Surgeon Major knapp,
suartermaster Ross and the chaplain. the heV
Father Dooley The regiment marched TO the
rrand Central Station and took special train,
which left the station at 1870 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

the verdict Is not guilty. Graves Bowles and
Abel, who jointly indicted the same
charge. We're declared not guilty. A motion was
filed for a trial
After the trial counsel for the government made
q proposition that Abel and BOwles should plead
guilty to the further indictments against them
the charge OF padding the returns without
conspiracy. and accept slight term of imprison-
ment as punishment. The matter was left open
for further discussion.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
FOR THE BLACKWELL'S BRIDGE.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR THE SIX
PIERS
The Department of Bridges advertised yesterday
for bids for "all the labor materials and plant
necessary for the construction of the six piers in
Manhattan and Queens of a bridge the East
River between those two borOushs.''
This is the bridge that is Blackwelrs
Island The height OF the piers will vary from
ninety-six to about one hundred and twenty-hv
feet above high water. The foundations will be
from twenty-nine feet below to thirty feet above
high water The amount of security required is
100000 and the time allowed five hundred working
days. exclusive of Sundays. holidays and days on
which bad weather may stop the work. Bids must
be in before June 90
We'll" said Uncle Allen Sparks. after having
read the Supreme Court decision through a second
time, ''it seems to be settled that Porto Rico Is
flag station, anyhow. ."-(Chicago Tribune
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
Carpet Department.

Very special price attractions in season
able Carpets and MattngS of the latest
fashionable shades and styles. Our assort-
ments comprise the choicest and best Sc
lected from the stocks of the best manu-
facturers. Wonderful values.
900 yds. ADMINISTERS. in fashionable
effects and choice colOringS. beautiful
patterns from which To select; spe- o.
Worth at least $1.35 per yard.
ROYAL WILTON RUGS of finest
worsted. very deep pile. rich. handsome
effects, in Oriental colorings; special at the
greatly reduced price (and upward q
OF ...... '........ C./C
MATTINGS-China and Japanese. in
wide range of cOlOringS and effects; all the
latest styles in inserted patterns, mt very
special prices.
CHINA MATTINGS-Per roll Of 40 yards
5.15 and upward. or zoe. per yard.
JAPANESE MATTINGS-From S..5
upward, or 25c. per yard.
MATING RUGS-3 IT. 6 IT., in
choice effects and colorings. special.
UNIVERSAL CARPET SWEEP
Elk, at -.-.....-..-.-..- A.O>
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
bile SUGGESTIONS for Summer Furnishings
White Enameiied Goods.

White Enamelled BED. with brass trim
mings. y and f. sizes, with double woven
wire springs, soft top mattress and 90
two feather pillows: complete for. O.SS
White Enamelled DRESSER. large
French hevelled mirror, swell front. -
carved frame; special at........ 0.SS
White Enamelled CHIFFONIER. with
carved wood gallery. five drawers,
brass handles; special at........ S.SU
White Enamelled WASHSTAND. splash
er back, drawer and cupboard, brass
trimmings; special at. t.............. soy
White Enamelled CHAIR and ROCKER,
pretty shapes; special.
Chair, only. 1.3O. Rocker. only 10
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
WORSHIP IN SYNAGOGUE

THE TEMPLE BETH-EMETH SHELTERS CHRISTIAN
NEIGHBCRS.
Albany, June S CSpeciaD.-A synagogue used as
a Methodist meeting house is Of the sights Oh
tho capital city The First Methodist Church at
Lancaster and Lark SITS. destroyed by fire re-
Gently. and the various churches in Albany ohereu
the use OF their edfces to the congregation, SO
that services might be held. One of the first 10
take action in the matter was the Temple Beth-
Emeth. of which the Rev. DR.. Max Schlesinger Is
pastor A resolution to offer the use of the bullu-
ing to the homeless Methodsts passed the boaru
of trustees without negative vote, and the invl-
tation promptly accepted
The temple, which is used place OF wor-
ship by the Jews on Friday evening and satnrdd1y
used also by the MethOdiStS on Sunu'i!
morning and evening, and the act of hospitality
has caused much favorable comment.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
MARYLAND CENSUS FRAUD CASES.

Baltimore June s.-The jury in the census
fraud cases returned a verdict to-day, finding
Joseph n. Ching attorney of st. Marys Coun-
fy guilty on the fourth count of the indictment
for conspiracy with Guyther, who pleaded guilty,
hut was nat placed ON trial On all other cnunts
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
Special Summer Goods.

ARM CHAIR maple frame, splint -
seat, slat back; special at........ I.Oo
ROCKER. with maple frame, splint m
seat, we'll made; special at......... /UC
ROCKER, small size, maple frame, ozo
reed seat and back; special at. >/S
VILLA SUIT. with graceful frames, in
red finish or in green finish, with fancy in
terwoven Splnt seats and back in -o
gay cOlors; special at. C.CO
Green and white tucked REED ROCK
Err, very fancy style, tall back very = IN
well made and finished; special at. Z.ZO
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
CATALOGUES.

Guide to Housekeeping" comprises ego
pages, divided into four sections. For 1Oc.
the full set mailed free to buyers.
SECTION l describes Stoves, Kitchen
Supplies, &c; 1O2 pages.
SECTION describes Lamps, Table
Ware, &c; 112 pages.
SECTION 3 describes Upholstery and
Household Goods; 142 pages.
SECTION 4 describes Medium and High
Grade Furniture; 304 pages.
Any one of the separate sections sent free
upon application to our mail order depart
ment.