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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-10-23

ARE YOUR CLOTHES FADEDr
Use Russ Bleaching Blue and make then
white again. l0c. At all good grocers.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-10-23

THE BEST LAUNDRY WORK
Is done by the use OF Russ Bleaching Blue Al
grocers. I0c. Get the genuine.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-10-23
TO DEAL WITH PHILIPPINES
General Smith viii Serve on the
Island Commission,

tsdHu commission
Gen. James +. Smith of California.
who has been appointed member of
the Philippine commission to succeed
Bernard Moses, who is to retire Jan.
1, is at present associate justice of
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-10-23

To Cure a Cold in One day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund monev IL it fails to cure. sc
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-10-23

All OF us have plenty of room for
Improvement
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-10-23

q . sat sss. T a.si Thonpson's Eye Water
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13
PEACE AT LAST BETWEEN
FIGHTING BOER AND BRITON

| ONDON, June Liking Edward issued the
. following message to the public tonsht
The King has received the welcome news Of
the cessation OF hostiIities in South Africa with
infinite satisfaction and trusts that peace will
be speedily followed by a restoration of pros
perity in his new dominions, and that the feel.
inss necessarily ensendered by the war will
give place to the earnest cooperation Of all His
Majesty's South African subjects in promoting
the welfare of their common country"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13
VATICAN WILL
RECEIVE TAFT

ROME, June 2.-The illness of Gov
ernor Taft, OF the Philippine Islands,
who is suffering from tonsilitis. is not
considered serious. He is confined to
his room by a slight fever which ac-
companies his sore throat.
LONDON, June - Cabling from
Rome, the correspondent OF the Daily
Chronicle says that Cardinal Ram
polla the papal secretary of state, will
receive Governor Taft Monday. II I'M
derstand," says the correspondent.
from a good source that the American
Government wishes To deprive the
monks in the Philippine Islands OF
their immense estates. but instead Of
going in for spoilation pure and sim
pie. as some European Governments
would have done, Washington wishes
to indemnify them and President
Roosevelt will request the Holy See to
fix the amount OF this indemnity"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13
Brigham Young's Birthday.

SALT LAKE CUtah), June Ar
President Brigham Young had lived he
would have been 101 years old today.
The celebration of his birthday was
conducted today with the usual cere-
monies. A salute OF 101 guns was fired
from the top of Arsenal Hill overlook
ing the Temple this morning, while the
bronze monument OF the Mormon lead
er at Main and South Temple streets
was decorated with flags and bunting.
The annual reunion of the Young fam
lily was held during the afternoon at
the Saltair Pavilion at Great Salt Lake.
Here several hundred descendants and
relatives of President Young listened to
speeches and a musical and literary
program. Flags and artillery salutes
marked the celebration Of the day in
other cities OF the State.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13
American Jockey Suspended.

VIENNA June Am American
jockey named Van Dusen, Of ST. Louis.
who rode Hazafi, the favorite, in the
Austrian derby which was run yester-
day. was summarily and permanently
suspended on charges Of humping and
crossing. II is alleged Van Dusen en-
dangered the lives OF four jockes. This
decision prevents Van Dusen from rid
ing anywhere in Europe and the Uni
ted States. Van Dusen said TO a repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press that
he was at a loss TO understand the
charges, and asserted that his riding
had been perfectly straight. The race
was won by Llubar, an outsider,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13

to hold them in bounds, and crowds
surged around Mr.. Chamberiain's car
riage. shouting congratulations until
the Colonial Secretary escaped within
the building. On the adjournment of
the Cabinet meeting. the crowd repair
ed to buckingham Palace and st. James
Palace. and further relieved their feel
ings by cheering the King and other
notabilities who attended the levee, at
which the United States ambassador.
Joseph II. Choate. and all the members
! IF the Embassy. and a number of spe-
cia1 coronation ENJOYS. were present.
kilograms received from all parts Of
the provinces testify to the extreme JOY
felt by all classes OF business at the
conclusion Of the war. At many places
the magistrates discharged all the priS-
oners charged with light offenses. A
singular fact is that the first news OF
the conclusion Of peace was reached at
Windsor by telephone from Berlin and
Paris
Many Of the, provincial exchanges
closed at lunch time. ana the children
at the schools everywhere were dis
missed. Great torchlight professions
are being arranged for tonight and IL
luminations which were in the course
OF preparation for abe coronation are
being hurried on so that they can be
lit up tonight. There is no further news
from South Africa, but the opinion in
official quarters here 10 that Com
mandant Fouche and other Boer lead
ers in Cape Colony. who did not at
tend the Vereeniging conference, will
come in OF their own accord. II Is also
thought to be extremely impossible to
bring many troops home in time foS
the coronation.
RUSES OF CORRESPONDENT
NEW YORK. June l-Some interest
ing stories are told in this MORNINGS
papers Of the ruses adopted by corre-
spondents to dodge the press censors
In South Africa In letting their editors
keep informed OF tho progress of the
peace negotiations, says a Herald dis
patch from London.
The Daily Telegraph, for instance,
received from Bennett Burleigh on
Whitmonday, a eableSram with the
words "Whitsuntide greetings"
When the dispatch arrived without
any official dispatch the hrst idea was
that the transmission Of such a mes
sage at full rates from the seat of war
was a somewhat superhuous demon
stration Of politeness.
little reflection. however, seemed
to indicate the significance OF the par
ticular season at which the sociable
sentiment was expressed,
The editor turned. however, to the
prayer book-knowinE Burleigh is well
acquainted with Holy Writ-and read
ing over the Gospel for Whitsunday,
came upon the sentences: Peace /
leave with you; my peace I give unto
you. Not as the world giveth, give l
unto you. Let not your heart be trou-
bled, neither let IL be afraid
When we received Mr.. Burleigh's
message to his brother in Glasgow,
'Returning-tell Lawson.' We felt" says
the Daily Telegraph, that the moment
had arrived and We might fairly take
the public into our confidence"
The Daily Mail had a most ingenious
arrangement. 1t was = simple device,
purporting to eend mining market
news. whereas II was In reality a code
telling all about how the peace negotia-
lions were prosressing.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13
Reducing the Army.

WASHINGTON, May Shy the di-
rection Of the President, Secretary Root
has issued a general order decreasing
the strength OF our permanent estab-
lishment and changing the ratio OF it's
makeup as provided in the general or
der issued last May. to carry out the
army reorganization law. Under tho
general order OF last May the total
strength Of the army was fxed at
77.267 men. The order issued today re-
duces this figure TO sS.497-a reduction
Of $50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13
Venezuela Aiming.

NEW YORK. June 2-President Cas-
tro OF Venezuela has ordered Of a Ger
man firm 10, 900 Nauser rifles and 3,oes,
GOO rounds of ammunition, says a Will
lemstad. Curacao. dispatch to the Her
aid. This is regarded as proof that
the Venezuelan government is short of
arms and ammuHttsoR.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13
A Vatican Fete.

ROME, June Am imitation "I,our-
des grotto' was inaugurated in the
vatican gardens yesterday. A superb
garden party was given, which was At
tended by the Pope in state. His Holt
ness rode in an old six-horse Berlin
and was surrounded by the mounted
noble guards. The court appeared In
medieval costumes and for the nrst
time the ladies were allowed TO wear
afternoon tsilsttss.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13

This il volcanic weather" said Pro-
fessor Alexander yesterday. 1T always
comes when there 10 an eruption and
is usually followed by rain. never
knew the meteorological sequence to
fall"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13

When t0nf vitality a lo~. yoa AZ
mssfahis 81 'hs tifna fouf ntfsst
afs seal ahi tnuf appetite u f1Uf
You have 30 ambition. nnd yon 80
lanruld and Depressed all the time
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
The state Falr.

Cireulsr letters are being sen, out
10 the press by the officers Of the
state fair announcing ,ha, the dates
Tot the 1904 meeting will be August
IS 10 g, inclusive.
Sedalia, as is we'll kaown, is the
permaneu, place OF holding the fair,
which las, year, is first, proved =
big success.
The management promises that
this years exhibition shalt be great.
sr and mose comprehensive thar
last, and urges an eitiaens Of ,hs
state TO take an interest aod help
make the fair a success by attend.
anee aud exhibits
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22

The English sparrow s,lll conlin-
ues to wax and grow fat. lie is a
plump littIe rascal and looks as
though he would make a good po,
pie, and this is just what he does,
for Il the truth be known the spar
row is a palatsble bird and Is most
exeellen, food. lie can DC boiled,
aewed OF made into a pie aud Is
good eating in an OF them. Irh
can be made fashionable to have
him served at the table i will no,
take many year, Until his numbers
will be decreased. II there should
open a marke, ior bis dead body the
pot hunter and the game hunter will
get IN their deadly work, and Mr,
Sparrow will End his number de,
cressing. No animal which can b
sold as food can long Withstand IL,
ravages OF the market hunter, so w
say let the English sparrow be in
srodueed as a food aud the question
OF his destruction will soon b,
solved. II you do not believe th,
sparrow is good eating just xiii a
dozen and have them made INTO
pot pie. The next time you vii
klll two dozen and the time siteI
four dozen. by keeping this up !
is easy to figure out an enormool
rate Of distraction. Fish aud Gam,
4 PToleeiog.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
sl'..aar, raslae Eaeur.laas

Exeatsioa tickets to Portland, San
Frsnsisoo, and LosAngslos, on
sale May issh 10 Jaas Ssb, Rnal re-
susn limls 60 days lrem date oi sale.
Los Angeles aad San FEsaSisSo.
SIS. Portland, sac, tor Ne reuaa
nip. stop ossrs allowed ia Colo
rade and an poinss west.
Annn2l roagnsmSns 5, ~. Fire.
uasa, Nausss Cisy. No, lsns s,a
and i6,A, return l,anis Jane a4sl
sI,7o To0nd Nip,
General Assembly Presbyterian
sbarsh, sprng6sld. Mo-. May 3,t
aad lt,h. return lims NAY s6ih
st.4s soand TIP.
Annual mseting Grand Coancl
os Museuri uailsa CemuerSia
Trasslsss. Ioplin, Mo-, Gsksts q
sails Mss ss1 ana ss3. gs,uip limf
Nay sesh, oas lare sssnd TIP.
X. A, BAlLRy, Agt
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
High school Commencement.


The Rich Hill High School COM
mencement exercises were eminently
credi,abIe to all engaged in them
from the invocation to the closing
exercise.
"The Shadow Song was ren.
dered in Mrs J. NJ. Johannes besi
style which IS only another way Of
saying it pleased everybody.
The salutatory, "The Path ol
Glory in America - By Miss Mar
Mattiugiy, was well delivered and
well received by the audience.
Miss Blanch Edith Rhodes essay.
"Self Made if Ever Made was 50
true that everybody saw the point
and It was a pleasing production.
"Life's Dream, rendered by the
M. F. NJ. Quartet was an excellent
piece of music sung in an exeellen,
manner by a club quartet that re-
fleets credit upon the community in
the excellent way in which the, do
things.
Miss Alta Matteson's valedictory,
"Infuence OF Associates, was an
elegant production by one Of Rich
Hill's best young ladies'.
The piano solo by Prof. Kim
hrough was delightful to lovers OF
music.
Rev. w. T. Pyles' address was
appropriate, excellent and spDre-
ciated by the audience. The pre-
sentation OF diplomas was then
made by F. II. chevertou, presi-
dent of the school hoard.
The closing item on the program,
In the Hour OF Softening Splen.
dor, " was splendidly rendered By a
quartet, Misses Lutte Winchell,
Gertrude Cheverion, Florence Sla-
ter and Maggie Hughes,
Everything went of smoothly and
TO the satisfaction OF al under the
splendid management OF Prof. s.
M. Barrett and his associates
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
The CanISer Worm

These worms are dong so much
damage in parts of our state that
again send out this note Of warning.
You must spray the trees well with
Paris Green mixture of one pound
to 100 gallons of water, to insure
quick results. II is well to add four
pounds of lime well Stacked and
thoroughly mixed to each so gallons
OF water. In spraying. do il thor
oughly, and usually one application
will suffice. II not. make another
as necessary. In any case never let
the eanker worms destroy the leaves
OF the trees. These worms eat so
ravenOusly that it is only a question
Of putting the poison on the leyves
to bring sure death to them. They
are so easily killed with the Paris
Green spray that there is no excuse
for not doing il.
Where fungus diseases arc prev
alent use ihe Bordeaux mixture also,
with the other. This is made by
using six pounds Of lime and four
pounds Of blue yi,rol to so gallons
Of water. Il. A GooDMAS, Sec'y
Missouri State Horticultural So-
cie,y.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hon. T. J. Akins. Chairman Of
the Republican State Central Com
mi,tee, viii be present and address
the Republican County Convention
next Thursday At Butler. lie IS an
earnest man and impresses one with
the honesty and sincerity Of his pur-
pose in what be says. Every citi-
zen in Bates county ought TO hear
him, and no Republican who can
possibly be there should miss hear
ing him.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
U. .. District Conference.

The District Conference bf tb,
United Brethren Church for Souti
Missouri, began is session Tuesdal
afternoon at their church in ihi,
city, with Rev, w. NJ. Pen, ID. d.
a. presiding officer.
On calling the conference to or.
der, Rev. Bell lead the devotional
exercises, after which the organiza-
tion Of the conference was perfect.
ed and the usual committees ap-
pointed. Rev. IL J. Gunnells then
addressed the assembly on the ques-
ton, "What are we here for and
how shall we succeed. At night
a sermon, pointed and excellent, was
preached by Rev. J. z. Griffin.
Yesterday morning Rev. A. S.
VanEaton opened the session with
devotional exercises, after which
the regular work Of the conference
was taken up and many subjects dis
cussed to the ediiicatlou Of the au-
dience in attendance. Rev. U. s.
g. Proweli is one Of the leading
members OF the conference and hi,
discussion Of the subject, ''Whal
use to make OF our literature, /" indi-
Gated much thought and was ably
handled.
In fact all the subjects were dis
eussed as they always are by people
animated by a desire 10 do good and
help to elevate the standard OF good
living and Christian citizenship. As
we 60 to press the conference is still
in session and much interest mani
tested.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
Howsrhlsq

We oaer OK Haadred Dollars Re-
ward tos any case u Catasrh that
eanpot he ear.l hy ilalrs ratArrh
Cnre.
r., J. ChENEY a 80. E'rogs.
Tolrsio. q.
We. the undersigned. have kaown
r, ,, Nineney Tor tle last is years.
aud lselisye hhn peg3octiS honorable
ia all business transAcsl0as. ana
fnangially alts Ga carry oat ans
ol,lisatiaa msslc b. thelr arm.
WEsF 4 TaFAx. Nhohasaas nras
etsts. f0icsie. a.
WAi.plN0, ktSNAN 4 MAHNfS. whal-
sate ngsgglsts. rohe,l,. q.
Halle casarrA Cayv + taken inter,
ually, artlag dgrctiy upon thg liood
aed mpcons sartaees of the syslem.
irtge. sas rer tetttn SQls hs al
iruSEiet& 1csIlmonlsls fr,x,
Halls lanily rus are she beat
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22

An The ice oagons are unoino
iull blast.
iny, down A. Johannes corner.
Ds',o"' Mo-' preparing 70 IS
s"'eu 1n' "eA'su ~ n''n,A' 5 =
gr,a.
~" ii'ui 'S'u."su Hon0"S
h'sn' i'o'h UP 70 9'' LOUIS ''s''
"s 's'"'''s''
N"e'P' iu' ''e"'s' ~" " ""-
dress InK TRIBUNE.
c,,,,,,.r,;.s 60. e.,,. hov
"''" s""N e'''uE" i0' Nsi'.s"'
'' ''''' ''''u s0"'"s "N"''e'
"''NS vac 's'"' ''0P p'',,.e''
N'''' '''' y "'' p"' u As
'o''"
Capt. ). NJ. Gross aud wife were
= 'ns '''S .',, ''"'''''ag i'o'a '''''
''''" "'@' '''''eN'' "'s ~
crop '''P'''' ""s'
Rev. }. NJ. CLARK will have
charge e tbs Flat Rock Baptist
church, near Seheli City, after June
p.a.,,
4 novel ieeling ot lea'lng' bound
ins inpu'a $50 ,n'oush @ Suui
ana ar, y.ang af,er tnk,ns R.,~t,
Mountain Tea. rs ccnts. Ask YOU
druggist
Tn, officers nj ,hs Io,,,.,.,. Sol
diefs Association recently held
meeting At Nevada to make arang
meats Tor this years re' union wh'es
w'i' pc held al Lake Fa'k Angus
- to TO-
V. ID. Snyder, well known Z,
many OF our citizens, recently IA
die,ed by the y, S, grand jury a
Kansas City for the fraudulel us,
Of the mails, plead guilty to ID,
charge and viii suffer tbe penalty
-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22

/. w. Waksly, General Pssssn-
ger Agent Of the Burlington Route,
sends as q nea, folder coniaiaing
complete tables Of summer rates 10
snd inrOugh Colorado, also a de-
scuption OF Colosado's mooutain
system aud sev0ic toun, serOugh the
state. The hals tones are iIom he
latest photographs Of Colorado
seeaevYi there Is . Typographical
map Of Colorado aud an extensive
lisl Of stopping places At p,iaeipal
resorts. Altogether the ioldss {,
valuable TO those seeking inloSms.
,ioa about a summer mp 10 he
moansaies I, win be mailed sges
upon appllcasioa 70 L. W. waksly
81. Leals, Ne,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
Jas z. Amsa hs, closed On, BIZ
candy factory.

Jas z. Anes hst closed ont Bis
candy iaciory.
Everybody sbouid have a''LAws
SwIne." Ser Johannes q Som
Cubs hes joined ibe s.stersood OF
RepBblies west OF the big pon8-
Long Iise Cuba"
Are yOu getting yosr 'smosey $
worth" Try Johannes.
The W. c. Browu Furaiturs
Store is again open for business
with Harry BroTn N ehsrge
The merchant who lets ile peo-
pie know what he has 70 sell, - re
merchant that gets The trade.
II you want bargairs at prices
that will save you more money than
mail order houses, paironizc TIE ad-
ygrtisers in The TRIBUxE.
A cloud burst a Cincinnati Tues
day resulted in The drowning Of SIX
or more persons and toe destruction
Of millions Of dollars worth of
property.
The Butler school board has re-
elected al their teachers Of last year,
50 that Prof. Taylor, who was re-
elected some time ago. viii have
the same corps Of assistants as here
tofore.
VIM. Hern, the rustling real e.
tate agen; Of Hume, was IN the city
Saturday. and called on THE Tm-
BUSE- He reports the sale Of $50
acres Of Hendrix land to David
COffeen, of creston, Iowa, for Stf,-
$50, and w. B. S. Gaull's 100 for
ST $50, to an Iowa man.
E. ID. Kipp, cashier Of the Farm
eTs Bank at Butler, attended the an
nual meeting Of the Missouu Bank
ers At Kansas City recently, and
was elected secretary Of the associ-
alton for the ensuing year. Mr.
Kipp is to be congratulated on his
preferment.
Spring has come with lis usual
troubles Of impure blood. We are
prepared to furnish the best and
newest remedies for these com
plants. We cali your attention to
a finely selected line Of trusses--,hs
best made. Likewise to our per-
fumes as fine as are found in any
market and as oheap.-W. W.
HARRfS < SoS.
A farmer living on 4 rural route
told one Of our carriers a few DAYS
ago that bis mail box was paid tor
without cost 10 him. sIiow that. =
inquired the r. F. DE- why,
says the farmer, zone Of my ueigh-
bors wansed 20 buys couple Of hogs
Of me and offered me six eeots,
which YOU know is a good price
now, but I told him be would have
10 do better than that as my paper
tells me hogs are seven and a quar-
ter cents in Kansas City, sad must
have six and a quarter eents. lie
took the hogs ard tia quarter cent
paid for my box and the paper gos
a year.
Our non-appoin,ed police force
IS showing great saie,eaey and 90
paEsiali,y The Judge who rides
his bicycle on ,he payenea, aust
suffer the penalty OF an outraged
law no less than the Arab urehn
who plays craps uaIh the BLACK
faced pickaninnies aIound the cor.
ner. With the aid Il this sclf
constituted Authority, "a is hoped
thas cur city laihers vail be able
10 see the difference twiSt twsedle-
de dam and lwessils de- Gee. The
read IS betssr father ca. There
is always E0om higher sp. let
the law breaker pay his hae. Il
be don'v vaHt % pay a 6ne. lst
HIM nof hrcak the Law
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22

Rev. w. D. Chanesllor will
preach the memorial Sunday sermon
al the Presbyterian church, next
Sunday incoming tog the old soldiers
oi this community. Let every old
soldier turn out aud bear him. We
viii no, be here boys, 70 bear many
more, so lss Us give one day Ia the
year 10 The memop oi our dead
comrades aad the wonh'p Of sAell
sounsgy's God aud OuU.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22

isr " A. Rphlasuus ssa af rs. II.
C. HphinN1ns ~ AmseFianl. who
ncsnsly wA@ appointed surgeae u
Tbs q = arruN, has gpae with HE
sesaaent d the rhiilppIars. i.
F1us. G A. is~siy hss heen eleNfea to
tiss f'ripeipuhslsie - she Erich pHhise
sshessls a 80 pes aagwth f.sr et4hf
months s'rkh = a thrifty htth
town 10 Hehr, r8nusy IN the Friseo
Isalirsasi Il esapieye teur teas1ers.
Ihe sehooi b q lv congratulated
pn eaeurinE the segxhnea - fsroL
Is.iy. --Bates Co Democrat.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22

Township Convention Nay a..
County conysnliou May ~
State Convention, Jeffersou City,
June a..
Senatorial Convention July y.
Congressional Convention, oses.
ola, July ~.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
a Llteral Internrctallon.

"whY 10 We say, Give as this
day our daily breadi" asked q sun.
day School teacher after the lesson,
,'Because we want !, fresh. an.
swered a little girl,--Ex,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
wainul slreet N. n uharea.

IaeFc VIII bs preaching At thS
wsbaus Street M. e. Church rexl
Sanday AZ ~ e. m and s p. n,
Spnslsy seaoei "a o;fS a
EpNosth E-sagus u 2 p m
W +. Patss. Pssgos
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
FROM Or EXCHANGES.

Bronze ksedal for Bates C0nngTs
CoHutF Clerk pruAsssazs hzz reexfv-
II nOttue that Ba7es cggasg h@s ksea
awarylea y hFUaue mesEs1 - the Fan
anserfcsn Expa@sf7oa feceatfv aeia
1T BaHaIo. y T. TAa aesae rensss
a. fo.,iows.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22

TAsre viii be ssrsiess 81 shil
ehoreA aen Sabbath ssiia ~. ans
$ 3. m.
Sunday Sehooi a, 9s4S a, an.
luaior Endeavor At $50 P. m.
Seaiog EndeayoE Al s 80 ,. u.
W. b CHAScAtAon.
Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22
PslcE saxHwa s9xcra c.
CsTcAg&

Some one much IN need Of dec
toring appropriated the entire nse5-
icins case Of Dr. W r Hsylnnu,
last Sunday- They probably nesd-
ed fixing also IS they helped shsna-
selves to some Of bis inssrursenss-
Il they took enough Of tie mesicias
they have probably found By This
time ihat i works wen, and with
the Instruments they may be able .
cut quite a sael.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-22

Don't make FISH Of one and sesh
ot another. Drinking Whiskex.
playing cards and association with
harlots may be very very bsd. but
the man tLst insiuustes himseis iuso
ihe atisotiOuste FegaFJ ol your
daughter and robs her Of the prsse-
less Jewell oi wousaaly giauc, i
enc of ths devils own and deserves
nc consideration At the banda Of
Justice save 70 satiss The faiiest pea
alty Of toe lsW.