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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01

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ties; ike viii seek like. Make
your choice now for the good
things oi time that 90 into eternity
with yoa.-AugusS Ladies' tione
Journal.
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located on y. Sixth Street, and
are preparsd 90 90 an kinds Of
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also repair wind engines when iu
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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
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FoT He TRIBUNE.
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Geo. Watkins and son returned
home from lheterritory Saturday.
w. II. Quick, the redoubtable
real estate agent. was in the city
last week talking trade.
--Rey w. b. Chancellor left
this morning on a vacation. He
will be absen, several weeks.
miss Mae Marin. accompanied
By Mis-, Pearl Bre,z. Of Austin.
made TmE TntuuNa pleasant cali.
Miss Edna Lynn, who has been
,ae gues, Of Dr. 6. N. Sharp and
family, mas returned to her home in
Macon, Mo,
-Miss Pearl Bretz, who has
been the CUES, of Rev Pyles and
family, returned to her home in
Austin, Saturday.
Our old friend. Capt. II. NJ.
Dale, was in the city last Friday
and Saturday, visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Ed MeQui,iy, and calling on
trieuds.
--Geo. Mann of Rich Hin, and
John siroap aud wife, cf Mortrose.
attended the funeral OF their lEitle
niece, Alma Mann, last Thursday
Appleton CITY Herald,
Ill dealer asks you 10 take
something said to be "jus, as good
as Rocky Mountain Tea made by
Madison Medicine Co. ash him
if he makes more money. Ask
your drnggis,
The belly 0! the Walnu, St.
NJ +. Church was struck by light
ming and two Of lhe supporting coll
umns 10 the church spire were badly
shattered, during Monday evenings
storm.
--colislable Harye Johnson Of
Rich Hill, one 81 the eleverest gen.
tlemen aud mos, efficient officers IN
Missouri, was 10 the city Friday.
he brought Richard cngley OF
Hume, TO the assIum.--Nevada
Post,
MIR I. /. Hush OF Rockville,
was IN ,hii city Tuesday looking az
ter business matters and real estate
interests. MFR. Hush served has
country faithfully and well and Is a
good ei,iaeu. lie has hundred
acres Of corn which he thinks win
do fairly well.
-Iiali he people in the world
think they could do better aud be
happier elsewhere, than where they
happen 10 be placed. They see
only the ,horns, the drudgev. aud
lhe disagreeahls lhings ia ,teir own
vocation, and cnlY The flowers and
the pleasant experiences in the yo-
cation Of others, Success
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01

A special tram bringing fully
FIVE hundred eacursionists pulled
into tie union depot tbis morning
from Rich Hill.
The excursion was gotten up by
the Presbyterian, Baptist south
Methodist and Christian sunday
Schools Of Rich Hill and was a
great success, both as to numbers
and enjoyment.
United States Revenue Collector
Kellogg, OF Kansas Civ, who was
a resident Of Rich Hu when ap-
pointed TO office aud who sull SUI
penn,eris the Presbyterian sun
dav Schooi at his old home. was
the moving spirit in the matter
and to him largely is due its sue
cess. Nevada Post.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01
80 Iresb,terIan Chnreh
wMnnt street VI. q. Chnreh.

There will be preaching at the
Walnut stree, NJ, < Church next
Sunday a a =. m. and e, S p. m.
Sunday School at o.4S a. m.
Epwor,h League at 7 p. nv.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01
The Pilgrim for August

Begins a thrilling Story oi love
aud political conspiracy IN spain,
entitled "rhe Velvet Glove by
Henry Seton Merriam, author oI
"The Sewers, The Isle og Un.
rest, aud other successful go-
manees. Byron W iot, the sta
tisIical expert Of aa New York
Reform Club, writes ;hs Billion
Dollar Steel rrusL Raw Jcotin
Lloed Jones describes The Con.
gress Of Religions ana Samuel E.
Moneu tells Of some interesting
incidents ia Ihe Strenuous News.
paper Life, The eu,miea,ioa OF
tue yachting season IS recognized
by a brilliant cover and slnk-
ingly illustrated oFacle hy nangan
Curry. The home departments,
short fiction and aH features OF he
eumber show o dis,iae, advance
over iis predecessors
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01

you fail to read the best local paper
in Bates county.
Go to Mesdames Tomiinson &
Yontz Tor irst-cIass dress making.
Over Review office.
"A tree near the residence oi
Mrs. Boon Mcdaniel was struck by
lightning Monday night.
Jack McCombs has 50 far re-
covered from his recent severe ill-
ness, as 10 be about town.
Gus Elgert took his family and
left for Gladstone, Nebr yester-
day, on visit to relatives.
w. II. Mintoas home was
struck by lightning Monday night
during the storm and the chimney
badly damaged.
miss Anna conncll returned
home Monday from Pspinsville.
where she spent week with Miss
Mary Jackson.
Mrs. Harye Burlington and
little son, who have spent two
months here with D. w. johnson
and family, lef, Thursday morning
for their home in Helena, Mont.
-Mesdames Tomlinson & Yontx
have opened dressmaking parlors
over the Review Office. and solieits
the patronage Of Inc ladies ct Rich
Hill and vicinity. Satisfaction
guaranteed
-Thos Roach OF Burde,te, was
in the city Monday looking after
hay ior stock ana attending to other
business. lie IS a Justice Of the
Peace for his township, leading
citizen and good Republican.
-Mo W r D@h' DEPARTED
yesterday Tor Eldorado Spiugs,
where she will vist Mrs. W. r..
Pound, with her mother, Mrs Nor
us Moore, and from there She viii
visi, Mrs. / l.. Benson ia Benson
county. Arkansas, Tor some time
before returning home In toe
meantime Judge Duyall will rough
il and peg away ha,der than ever
trling 10 save people (shoe) solcs.
The reserve ipud Of 'the En- (
dowment Rank knights Of Pylbias,
has gone glimmering. The men
who misappropriated the ,u.sds have
been Indicted and may possibly be
sent 30 prison, hut that dou't re-
store the funds, nor does il benefit
The order an io,a The FIRST mis-
take was in having such ! fund con-
.roIled by few men, p is only
he orders that have reserve iapd., /
thus controlled, ihsi have such
troubles. Such fund. IN such or.
gsniEapons are yery much ike the
egal heuons of "vesled rights,
corporation as mjjyiluah and
''inneecnt third parties. mcrc
ny,hs when the pinch comes rhc
one is never there when wanted, ,be
other serves only lo cover up Gas.
ralty, legalize thie,iog transactions,
or rob houes, people d ibos hard
earned dollars.
When wg came % Rich Hll
iweu9.one year. ago, J.. r. Ted
iord came soon afgn sad opened
one Of the first gro ery stores IN the
city lie made kis fast announce I
ment in the first paper started Ia
the city of which the writer was
then editor snd proprietor We
changed our basipcss some time
afterWard and SO did Tedlord. We
numbered into government oilice
aud he cot into the mmhtf business
loo. We've been Numbering ever
since, aud so has be He baf de-
parted for the new Eidorado down
Ia the Kiowa country Wen layl
in. Rich Hin, up 10 Gods country. I
Missouri is good enough iot US and
can only be maJe better hy teeom
ing Republican. Nevertheless our
best wishes 20 with redfard md We
hope be will pfspel in hls new
location. lleis good ei'iteu apd
will be a valuable acquisi,ion ,e the
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01
sunday school Convention.

The following is the program foi
the thirteenth annual Sunday School
convention Of the Bates County As.
soeiation. which will be held in shs
N. f. Church, South, in this city,
on Thursday and Friday, August
s and 9.
Thursday Afternoon.
1900 Song and praise service.
Leader, Rev. w. 4. Pyles.
a:I5 Address Of welcome,
Rev. J. E. Alexander.
s;3o Response. Rev. w. F Jones.
ai45 Pres. address. A. c. Gwinn.
3:i5 Address, GLOW to Teach
with Chalk and Pencil"
Rev. c. d. Meigs.
Appointment OF committees.
Recess.
7:45 Song and praise service,
Leader, Rev. Burton.
$500 Address, "The Front Line
Sunday School"
Rev. c. D. Merg..
Friday morning.
$3.50 Song and praise service,
Leader, Rev. r. r. Coffee.
9:4o "How to Increase Sunday
School Interest and Attend
ance." F. Z. Kellogg.
1000 Address, wba, the Sun
day School Needs"
Rev. c. b. Lotspeich-
Discussion, Rev. ]. L. Hogler.
r. II. Montgomery.
It;oo Question box, Rev. Meigs.
Friday afternoon.
; 100 Song and praise service,
Leader. Rev. w. B. Chancellor.
a:ro Report Of Primary Supt.
Miss Bailey.
? 80 Report OF Committees.
3 800 Address "a Trap to Catch
the Babies In primary
Rev. {. ID. Meigs.
3 80 Conference with Sunday
School officers, teachers and
workers.
Recess.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-01

For from one 20 threv yesrs. oa
good farm properly.
III. T., ROBINSON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10

Scientific runaway as described ia the
Hardesty Herald; An exciting runaway
occurred in town Tuesday morning. l. p
DIuloch's team furnished the excitement.
VIM. AIcComb was in the act of start
ing them up from in front Of The Herald
office. when his lead horses We're fright
ened by j. I, Ienson's team coming sud-
denly around the north side Of this Of
fee The lead horses whf-led abruptly
the others followed and all six made
a complete circle. overturniDg and leav-
ing the trail wagon and breaking the
tongue in the lead wagon but all six
animals remained hitched to the latter
and In that manner they ran around
over the surrounding country for Is or
20 minutes Wm. McComb and James
Mul0ch were in the wagon and, though
I'm dangerous position, they plucklv
remained tiiI the horses stopped Mr.
3IcComh drives with a terk-line and hy
pulling the same kept the team con-
stantly in a circle and avoided wire
fences The wheel horses were consider
ably bruised. All who witnessed the ac-
cident regretted the occurrence. but the
runaway was a sight worth seeing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10
Speaker GEORGE J. Barker Elect.

The new speaker Of tne Kassas house Of representatives
is not the its politics both Of which
he has served long and faithfully self-contaned
Of broad mentality and solid attainments good law
and crcumspee citizen, commanding the respect Of
n failing in his undertakings always proving
equal la occasion George Barker is New Englander
by BIRTH coming Kansas from Massachusetts thirty
ago. As lawyer he has been connected with a
large number Of the greatest Of cur courts He has
been connected with the Humon through its varied
history. Mr. Barker lives at Lawrence and has been
prominent in city county and state politics He has been
city attorney mayor county attorney delegate nearly
all the party conventions state from his county
and has also served representative house Mr.
Barker has the advantage Of al this experience in public
Office besides his tact personal atractveness and good
JUDGMENT ana is well qualified fiji difficult position
of the speakers chair
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10
VIII Hand His Picture Down.

Every Of the bonds of the great Carnegie Steel com
panyand there $16oOooOoo worth tbem-bears
steel engraving Of Carnegie says the Kansas City Journal
The coupon clippers Of coming generations viii have
chance his smiling face perceptble intervals
ana they reasonably call him blessed
tire issue of $l600o000 is divided into SERIES group of
20oo of the denomination $4,000 for very rich
another Of 5000 Of denomination $4,000 each for
those little less stH another group Of 5000 of de-
nomination Of 5000 for those who moderately rich
and finally group Of 10000 Of denomination Of $1,000
each for the little fellows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10
Why Chinese Women Are Not Actors.

Many visitors to the Celestial Kingdom have noted the
absence OF from the stage All the roles of Chi
play are taken by This singular custom is traced
back to womans' whm The Emperor Yung Tsching
married actress the beginning the 18th cestury
when allowed the stage The emperor died
and the empress dowager ruled the country for her son
the Prince Kim sung To satisfy her vanity this shrewd
and most peculiar issued in year 1885
frbddng under penalty instant by the sword Of
the executoner any member sex to appear on the
Chinese "After me. one" said the empress dow
ager and since her day within the the
Chinese law dared strength Of her decree
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10
Outlines Of Oklahoma

I The youngest man in the territorial
council is its president
/ Speaker Stevens has a head on him
/ ike that Of Daniel Webster
/ Speaker Stevens would make an ID al
governor, and some day that is what he
VIII be in Oklahoma
good many elocutionists ostent a.
ti0usly from large cities, are opening
schools in Oklahoma
George Vickers couldn't keep away
from a session OF the leg stature. if some
one paid him money for dong IL
Kinghsher ana Canadian county TO
sass" each other The way they Go. Elt
a whole lot when The pie is being haldei
around
The legislature should remember as all
times fearfully thar II Esy not de just
what ar. Kir6wood VIII approve. and
act accordingly.
The Oklahoma -estsla lure has drcpre5
The atrocious custom of having an the
aspirants for chaplain pray 50 they could
select the best prayer.
A company has been formed a, Okla
/ homa City to put a cotton mill on the
Higgins tract, west Of that city, and laE
tle whole out into an addition
Oklahoma should Join in the movements
for the pres rvatiou OF Che flow Of Tire
Arkansas river. The territory VIII be
effected some day II Colorado conunu s.
Frank Greer is liable to be con tdera-
oly shocked when ne finds out how the
legislature feels on the proposition Of
letting him print the school books Of Ok
.ahoma.
Judge 3IcAtee says that congress- viii
never consent 10 two Democratic states
in the territories. But VIII it consent 70
one Overwhelmingly Democratic. pc
less. and irrefragably 50?
TIE recent trial Of the Grant county
seat contest case is said to have @
ve'oped all kinds Of exciting ep sode
which have not been published and O
which no one VIII stand vouc1safer
Colonel smith Of Cashlon. CARR o &
in triumph The Republican caucus nom ?
nation Tor council serseaut-at-arms
Colonel Smith may be slight. SO far a
physical makeup is concerned, but u
politics be IS power
Judge Bradford, over in the Indian ter
ritOry, is out in q lecture entitled. "
the World Growing Worse. and If SOL
Why One OF the reasons is the so-t
OF treatment the city of South McAi-
ester dealt out to that statehood con-
ventlon
When the new probate judge took tho
place Of the old one I'm Oklahoma Couu
ty, Tuesday. he said with great cour
tesy: Judge Jones. one OF my most
sincere hopes is that on leaving the Of
fee I may be able to leave as good a
record as sou have left and enjoy The
good viii of the county as YOU now en-
Joy it,"
Chief Marrinan. of the fire department
Of Oklahoma City. has resigned. He
says that ne is not given control over
the men under him, and shat being the
case, is powerIess to give the best OF
service. Apparently Oklahoma City
hasn't arrived at that stage Of politi-
cal knowledge where the golden lesson
is received that an organization can only
run perfectly where the subordinate is
responsible to his immediate superior and
none other.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10
President rIcKinley's Christmas Cigars.

Mr. Mckinley does not smoke at any time it would
his wife but he viii smoking material enough
TO keep him going minute Of the year says the
Dondent of the Chicago Tribune. Boxes Of cigars
have been ping at the White House for week and
there have been ana strange brands from Porto Rico
and Manila in addition to the Key West Cuban cigars
he has been accustomed to receive Army officers the
Philippines have choice brands of cigars from
there. and several of them have received emphatic
presidential approval Fond he is of smoking the presi-
dent shows genuine appreciation of articles from
across he seas and from the west Indies he has a
feeling of pride in the that his admins
and during the closing years Of the nineteenth cen
to remain there permanently.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10
Faithful to Tier Religious Teachinps

Miss Helen Gould carries the religion she processes into
the smallest acts of her every day life says the York
World III this assuming mistress millions enter
tanning party Of nttmates at luncheon heading the
board formal banquet forty her custom never
She rises her place and soIemuIy asks bless
Ing the food and the parrakers Tt grace almost
chldlke in its STRAIGHTFORWARD sincerity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10

within years viii be possible after reducing coal
into gaseous form to send through the air electric
circuit be reduced at the place destination to solid
and to be sold original qualities Of the
product dug from mines Coal by telegraph
tainIy be a novelty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10

Speaking Of himself editor, Bryan says he is
placing himself position where give more aid
others than to myself Bryan viii fully appreciate
The henuess Of that remark until the delinquent subscriber
begins to get I'D his work him, he surely win
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-10

pounds and lis one Of the largest ever
seen IN that Locality
Fargo Forum: Rev. Anderson, who
has been the popular N: 3 pastor In
charge the Bismarck church since
S'9T, preached his farewell sermon on
Sunday last before going i Drayton,
where he assumes charge Mr.. Ander-
son is a divine OF high standing and a
clever gentleman. Rev. Durrie OF the
Presbyterian church at Bismarck also
bid farewell to his people, with whom
3 e has been 50 long, o aecepta charge
ait Hastings, MINI. The only old
timer among the preachers left at the
capital Is the esteemed prelate and
philosopher, Rector Joss-who still re-
mains to grace the Episcopal pulpit,
with his kindly presence.
United States Senator P. j. McCuln-
Der came in on the noon train from
Wahpeton and is a guest at the North
west hotel. MI. McCumbeT returned
recently from the east, and has been.
looking; after some private business at
Wahpeton He made a "trip recently
throtghHthe$countTy with the sub-com-
mittee OF the senate on Indian affairs,
of which he is a member. He is in
terested in5the case coming before the
supreme court tomorrow, in which
Judge LADDERS action in dismissing
the jury Of the Richland county term
OF court before cases for hearing were
disposed OF, comes up for review. The
matter vii be taken up at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-10
He CRY

{. II viii retlulrrlnlesd today froamsas
"trip down the line
EalItor Tuttae Is expected home about
the last Of the month
iii trainfromth The This after
noonsissrepoynted four hours late
Mrs. d Walker and children re-
MISUNDERSTANDING noon train from Mime
apolis.
Potatoes Weightilng three pounds are
reported as common through Kidder'
county.
Attorneys Forbes and W
Freerks of Wahpeton came inon the
noon train
The ladies of the Baptist
church viii serve New Englandd dir
ner October
The new town ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
500, Enmons county extensioriSWlll
soon hare p~ostofice
The guild 81 the Observation-Disclosures
viii meet with Mrs. ReningtonstomorT
row. Friday, at o'clock.
rha MaIldaan directorss held a
maeting reeently ana alloWed all bills
that had been presented.
Whsatis coming II and IL peing e
ceiysd at III local elevators eyera
lads were brought 4, today
sheriff Bogle gettfng stfonger
ma was able III make business trdp
1tos1aale ana sterling Yesterday
Mrs. William Moore entertained y
number of friends home
naternoon IL eplanttnsp party
Isuca has psrchasedsthe 1esa;
hence 81 upper Fourth streetsln wnael
heslfves nom me bismarck hationa'
hank.
regular meeting c the Laals'
Hanevoleni aid Society vii BE- nea'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-10
STATE News

I
Of burglars have been.
rounded up at gasseltton.
Hancock brothers viii Be the archi-
tectss for the new library building at
Fargo.
Mr.aand Mrs. w. I'll. B. Eisenhu1uth$$ ofs
Darlington will spend the winter III
Florida. -
States Attorney Berglund Of Benson
county has resigned and Alfred Ores.
ser has been appointed to fill the va.
cancy: AZ
Fhe:reeeipts OF the Devils Lake land
office for the month OF September were
$331 9 This breaks all records for
the mohtho IF September.
The jury ii the case against Mrs.
Olanstead Of Wahpeton, charged with
sending obscene etters through the
mails, returned a verdict of not guilty.
Ps. Nordeen of Leeds has been ar
rested for using cancelled postage
stamps and was bound over ii 22HO
bail by the u S. commissioner at Min
newankan.
$. E.&Kepplar wants $1,000 damages
from the city OF Fargo because his son
fell E certain distractions on the.
street during the repairing Of a sewer.
The city attorney thinks the response
bility is with Contractor Kennedy, if
any one. ss%
Two North Dakotans were among
the victims of the massacre ola COM
pany Of American soldiers in sanar.
They were Frank Vobaydo OF Walsh
county and Joseph Kleinhampl OF Wah-
peton. The name CT Clifford MUMMY,
son OF Editor Mumby of Buford, does
not appear on the list Of killed, so it is
presumed that he escaped.
The meeting of the Southeastern Ed
ucational association will be held in
lWahpeton Friday and Saturday, Nov,
s and 8. Among the prominent edu-
ScStodS Wiz Willy P1CSShI olS%nllOu
y. M.5DeYine, state superintendent Of
public instruction, Presidents McFar-
land, Carhart and Weld of the Valley
City, Mayvile and Moorhead state
normals, respectively.
Wedding bells will not ring out vel
awhile for Paul Voy and Edith Fernie
the young people who eloped from
Groton, S. D., and were brought bach
from North Dakota, each by an irate
parent The father of the girl, who il
"A years Of age, has had her 1S-year
old loves. arrested on a charge OF. Grim,
ina1 assault and his trial will be helt
the latter part OF the present month
Steele Ozone: Foreman 'Tingle %
the Dickinson Press got his hands
burned in carrying out a gasoline stow,
of a room at a party, and was unab1i
Ito set type. Miss sEfie Wiley, VIII,
went to Dickinson on a visit, and wh.
had learned to set type in the Ozon,
office, was called on to help get up Thu
type last week. In North Dakoi&
you can't go visiting without running
into work. p