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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-25
When Interest Began.

Attorney General Mullan has trans
mitted an opinion to Gov. Cummins
to the effect that the civil war bond
issue of 100000 of the special SEES
sion of the Eighth general assembly
did not begin to draw interest until
delivered to the agent of the state to
negotiate. This has bearing on
the claim of the state against the
United States for war funds.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-25
Iowa Lumberman.

The Northwestern Iowa Retail
Lumbermen's association in session
in Sioux City elected the following
officers: President, w. II. Perry, of
lie Mars; vice president, Robert A.
Stewart, of Pomeroy; secretary and
treasurer, James f. Weart, of Chero-
kee. About 100 lumber dealers were
present and the principal business
was the adjustment of lumber prices,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-25
Fatal ExpIosioaa.

Frank Schneider and Engbert Err
ickson were killed outright and Louis
Leale and John Galloway seriously if
not fatally injured in avn explosion
which occurred at one of the mills
of the Iowa Powder company, located
at Moore, five miles west of Keokuk.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-25
big Store Bankrupt,

c. II. Seeley, senior member of the
seeley Van department. store,
filed petition in the district court
in Des Moines asking for receiver
and stating that the firm has obliga-
tions approximating 100000, with as
sets aggregating about $4,000 Of the
Indebtedness 100000 is borrowed
money.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-25
ParoIed.

James O'Keefe, of Des Moines, who
was committed to the penitentiary
December 21, 1899, for the crime of
burglary, has been paroled by Gov.
Cummins. O'Keefe was caught in the
act of burglarizing a widow woman's
house. He was tried and convicted
and given Is years.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-25
sickness Causes Suicide.

Brooding over his continued i'll
health, William Morris, one of the
most prominent citizens of Bddyville,
went to his barn, fastened rope
around his neck and hanged himself.
His body was discovered within a few
moments, and although it was still
warm, life was extinct. He was &C.
wears of age.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-25
Married.

Charles Thomas, recently dis
charged after trial for the alleged;
murder of Mabel Scofield, was mar
ried in Des Moines to Mrs. Mae Van
Gorder. Mrs. Van Gorder's former
husband is serving sentence in the
penitentiary for bigamy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-25
Uniform Insurance.

Two forms of uniform fire insurance
policies have been introduced into the
legislature, and it has been said that
the chances are in favor of the pas
sage of a law requiring unif orm poll
cies. One of the forms of policy is said
to be identical with that used in New
York state, but the friends of the other
proposed uniform policy declare that
The alleged New York form contains
provisions which nullify the anti-com-
pact law of this state and practically
effect the repeal of other provisions of
the statute relating to insurance. A
fight on account of the difference in
these forms is expected in the legis-
lature, as the members who have pro-
posed the form of policy which is not
identical with that of New York insist
that it is only proper for this state to
adopt measure which conforms
strictly to the laws of this state, and
not to the laws of New York.
LEON BROWN.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Our asighboTing eiiy Of Lamar Is
now said to be withouta ssleon aud
that the drug stores have 10 bs de-
peaded upoa for VIC, goods-ioE the
present, a. least.
II seems that there bad bssn tso
salooas 10 Lamar up TO a ooapls ei
weeks ego, Shsa Chss. tSsFdiu.
proprietor Of one Of iksn, died and
the place was closed. The ouly
plaes remaining Was that of c. o.
Brown, who died very sud3snly lasl
Sandsy morning o. heart failure.
thus leaving the town dry.
BEown had been ia apparent,
good health and seemed 70 BE sssoag
physically, aud his sudden dsali
was . surprise 10 everybody 10 Ia.
mar.-Nevada Herald,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
REPUBLrcAN MEETING.

The Republican Central COmu1it.
tee Of Bates county take pleasure u
announcing that the campaign vii
be formally opened in Butler b.
Hon. Richard Dalton, who wall ad-
dress the people Of Bates county OF
the issues Of the day, at Butler,
Friday, October 10th, al ? p. m.
Mr.. Dalton IS one Of the mos
eloquent speakers IN the state and
everyone who wishes to bear them
fairly and ably discussed should be
present.
Home rule for our cities: q fair
ballot ana an honest court; equal
tsxation for corporations and tillers
of The foil, are some of the subject.
Mr.. Dalton viii discuss.
Come out and hear this fearless
and able exponent of the people,
cause.
Ladies are especially invited "a
grace the occasion with their pres
euee.
c. P. BowDEv, Chm.
w. r. DUvALI-, Sec.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
RIehafason -peAEmand.

Msss May DeArmoad. aaughssr
oi Mr. and Ms. A. v, DeArnond.
was usarrisd ssths hame Of her par
snis last wsdaesasy evening. 10
Mr. Hugh L. RiehaEasea. by Rev.
K. Z. CsHey. Noue bet the sai-
mediate relatives werr pFsssnt 70
enjoy the pleasant oeessi9a.
The bride and groom are both
employed With the coWles. Mex D.
bea Msrsaasils Co. and sre most
szsrllens y0aag people. They Will
Tor the present, reside with he
brides paseuss Nay loag Ats and
happiaess hs their loe i lhs wlsh sE
THs TklBUNr.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Fu1 tAs Roekpae Star uf ClSs.
3. Ne lezrz fAss
JB- M4sch of Riea EEaE wzs IA
fosz NssaessaY.
T. B. Ssssrw-ss i=ss Ta4rsazY
sSF Nssrfn7a. No.
Frzak Rssszssz q APvIzssu c.sify
vas o. or nrs-ss Ta-t1av-
b. Bozex azez1es 81. Bar
go a Clia.sa. Thwra
Mines Lsrsue - azs and Egs-
lyu G. LszE ssse-sss fze 11E
3, Appl=ssa Ctr He11ssag-
Tas RsP-sEzaa spesz I1sE
Saturday aigas zaf ws asuses-
D. c Hale, Gas Lass. srsurr.
Chaps sas sEeszeT wsrs he
speakers
Miss Eska Dsier. the isax 1aak
typo fgr the ssR-, le1 Ta4rNsag -
attea5 ihe ear1irzl p KaasAs Cssy.
She wiH also viat rsgasips4 ass
frisads IN Lees su7zt sns ss.ssra
Kansas
Clay Sbowalter q Appiston Cfsy.
E. Phillip MeFer and Pred Neal,
accompanied b. Mases Dsssy A
bury, Nola A. Saisrsg ard Eska
Daley, altended Leags4 a Sreen
Valley Sunday nighs
IN. Pollock. J. H. Ener ard
Miss Maads BoEeiag. with 1EhxTs.
were pEessuf a tsacaess aeefinG
hei5 sept. 81, u Rockville.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

We print on our editorial page
this week the constitutional amend
msnls that The people OF Missouri
are called upon TO vote Tor AZ The
November election. Read them
carefully and be sure yoa uadsr.
stand their import before you vote.
The state pays us nothing iOs print
ing them, bu, We print them for ms
Information Of our Republican
readers who may not take the Dem
cratic organ that viii print thsm Al
greai cost 10 the tax,payes Of Tx
state, estimated 10 be ia the neigh
boIhood Of $1,000 fof eash pspeF.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
Corn Carnival.
w. F. DUvALL, Sec.

PRowELL & Cook have a splsn-
did grain display in their othess
and are adding to il every day.
They are offering premiums for
the best corn, cane, Kaffir and pop
corn and pumpkins raised IN Bates
or Vernon county, By. the parties
entering il. Premiums will be
awarded after October sIst, at
which time the offer will close.
These gentlemen are enterpusing,
pushing business men, .who are
connected with other firms Of the
same character ia a number o;
ether states and are constantly
bringing land buyers and farm
traders aud good eitirens genegally
into this territory. 70 assist in
this movement they wish 20 secure
the very best possible display ol
agricultural products. Bring ia
your premium stud.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
Deafness Cannot be Cured

ty local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion 80 the elF
There + only one way to cun deaf
pcss. and that Is by constitutlona
nemcdles Deafness Is caused by aa
iuiiamcd condition oi the mucous
lining oi the Eustachlan rRhc. When
this tube Is iniiamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
aud when Il Is cntinsly closed, neat
ness = the insult, and unless thc in.
iammatlon can he taken out and
tlds luhe rSiorcd 60 It's norrnoi con-
dItloa, hearlng will ho destroyed FOR.
ever nine casns Out nf tcR arc caused
by catarrh Whifh Is nothing tut an
infiamed condition ot the mucous
surfaces
We VIII give Ouo ilundred Dollars
Ior any case of Ih,ainess ioaosed rs
eatarrhl that canaot 30 cured rs
lian's catarrh Cur, Send ior eirea
lers. fre
FL, CHENEY s CO. TOle.io, u
Soia hy druggists, 1ar.
HALLS Family fAls ana tbe srst
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Az the Old SeitieEs' mseting ia
Bu,ieF last seek. the officers elected
fos The ensumg Ysar psTs
Clark WiK. PEssidenl
Aaron Hart, Vice Pres
D. v. Brpwn, Secretary.
JAS DrYsdaie, Trrassrsr.
John Dsvinuy, Marshall
BuileF Was seleefes as lhe place
Of the next meeting. the sims 70 be
6xed By tbs ofiiesFs ia charge.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Republiean meetings are annO8ne
ed to be held as follows, and TO b.
addressed by the speakers and ean.
didates named
Oct. 80, Merwin.
Hon. J. r. Hales.
Oct Is. Amsterdam.
Hon. Geo. P. Huckeby.
Oct. a, Hacker School House,
AingO township.
Hon. ]. r. HaIes.
Hon. eezey.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
Mr. jane lseall Dead.

Laa Saturday morning, oet. 4,
ieos, about J o'eiosk, Mrs. Jane
Bsall died a, her hone isss north Of
this city, Al lhe advanced age Of S.
years. She was bern in Bou,bou
county. Kentucky, March a, 1919
She married Milton Beall Aug, rs,
1850. She was the mother OF shir.
teen children. ali Of whom passed
on before her, except Wm. X. and
Lee T., both Of whom. with hel
only grandson. Arch Stone. werS
present with hst in her dying hour,
Her hnsoaud died n 1SSs IN The
same house she diA
She came 10 Bates eoaaty viii
her husbSaa in sS79. when shel
purchased the farm GA which The,
both died. Her hoiy was taken {,
charge BY her soa Lse and 81 hin
taken 10 North M,dalsson, NY, 4.
be lsid beside hsE husband ia b,
cid family boEyiag grouna, whsi'
the iaaeral took place las, Nondsy
Gnadma Bsan Uss greatly be
loved b al Who hsd ,bs pleasure e
her ssQasintaaoe. Sac vss goo.
mother. a devoted wiis and q sia
ssse CArisiiAa. Tbs ,assivine rsl
stivss hase bs sympashy q an i
lhsit is,spalatls bessasmenl
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
CASH FoR YOUR Farm,

II you desire to sell your farm Tor
cash, see Pgowell s Cook, lhs
''huslleis- /" We. con sell Your farm
quicker than any ,a'm in the soen.
~. We can place your loan, far
you an abstract, write your insur'
anee, or DO your notary work.
Write, or call Al oar Office.
PRownsl a cooN.
Rich liill, Mo.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

The old setlsrs Aanoal Nest
ing q, Butler % tie iss. was sas-
cess. Crowds Of psopss wers ia
attendance sa3 eaaasdssxs uess
keps eusY as bssa sseing ,hsiF
friends.
Mr. aud Mrs- w. A. Harvey of
,his sily carried ea sbs prize a. shs
oldest married soapls "a shs eoaniy
prsseut They Wsrs marnea ia
Bssso ssauty iisy aiss years ago and
have lived hsre syss sines. except
possibly while agdsr No. If was IA
forse. There Is aa more bigAlY ,s-
spssssd eooPls 10 Bates counsv ana
sbeiS isisads uegs glad ,o see shtm
gsl iAs slegans seeking chairs. one
foF each. a. tie award 10 which ,hrY
we're eniitled
Thsse annual meetings 81 Oid
Settlers ars seuainly interesting
ard sheald bs keps sp. rhey uill
ncysass n insssrss ysar s. year.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

II am nsiIhsE bali noS q bear
on Morgan stocks. ans President
os lhs UnRed States aud swoye 10
execute ,hs law ! viii prosssd
against yoa - anY of Jour eoa,bi-
nations a. quickly q, ! would
agaias, a striker nor bseauss / am
opposed 70 silhss capital oT labor.
sxssp. A. sishss 81 them IS v,oiasai
Of ihe laws o. lhe country. Thee
doss R0osssslls reply 70 ,. PierPonl
Mosean when Molgsa suggested
lhst b. lea up "a tbs Noslhera Pa
giaS mslgsr saiis,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

The next annual meeting OF the
Republican editors Of Miaouri wlll
be held a, 81. Joseph oa December
s and 8, ioos. A6anqsss has been
rendered the meeahers hy the husi.
ness men "a ST Joseph and "a 10.
,sIsstiog program !, being arranged
tos tns oesason.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Mr. P. H Powers has an 0rchard
on his farm. southwest Of town, that
is yielding 600 busheis Of appies
alone he bTought in a number for
our fair, and they are firzi-clsss. He
has been offered all the way from
75e 70 sI.ss for the crop. Figure
up the profit from = good orchard
Hume Telephone.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

HcrosabIs Lsxan w Shaser. the
Republican candidate for congress,
is one Of those plain practical basi-
ness men Of intellectual develop
ment. He viii make a canvass Of
Cedar county IN the near fuin-e and
viii discuss the nasioaal issues 10 =
very able and plain manner.-ce-
dar Couniy Republican.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
TO RErUBLaoANs.

! The campaign il neafing i,s close
with very liuis enihpsissn msni-
fest BY either Of the parties. As 70
interest and partisan activity, Il j.
about . stand Of. The advantage
is. perhaps, with the Democrats,
because their candidates are exprr-
fenced and trained eampaigners /;
and they command The assistance Of
a few lawyers aud The whole crowd
Of fellows who hope for . nomina-
ton next time. That makes up
their working force until the sinews
Of war are placed a few days before
the actual battle on eiecsion day.
On the other hand, the Republican
candidates practically have no as.
sisianoe in the canvass, except vol
unteer service.
Il is also true that the Democratic
party has a well organized machine
capable Of quick and effective work
when creased. The Republican
machine, such as II is. is poorly Or
ganized and il has no grease.
Under such conditions IS it posi-
bic to elect the Republican county
ticket' ! answer yes; PROVIDED
you wish to elect il bad enough to
volunteer some time, some energy
and some brains. I believe the
candidates wIll do their best; but
that, unaIded by the efforts Of the
rank and ile, viii not be sufficient.
What can you dor Everything.
The z73I men who voted for Nc
KInleY and Roosevelt, together
with their neighbors and friends can
elect the Repubhean ticket Il they
viii. VIII you WILL iii That is
the supreme question now. The
WAY is plain and easy-,he only
doubt is about the WILL.
Are you willing to submit to gang
rule in this state and county without
6ght2 If so, you deserve defeat
and will doubtless get what you de-
serve. | am as confident that we
can succeed IL We viii 10 do our
duty as / am of anything not al
ready assured. II the district CON-
mittesman viii SET the example OF
prompt, energetic action, and the
rank and file viii cooperate, the
work can and will de done.
There are plenty of Democrats
and Populisis to make victory
dOubly sure, If only the Republicans
show themselves worthy OF the out
side assistance now rendered. Un-
der the present conditions in Bates
county the greatest enemy OF the
Republican party is the old line
Republican that 'lies down" II
by the conduct OF such Republicans
the Democratic ticket shall be elect
Ell. all such should be collected and
tied to the end gate of the Demo-
cratic band wagon aud led in dis
grace through the streets.
The Democratic party in this
county. figured a, its best, has only
lli majority, and to sdmi, ths, we
/ cannot overcome that, as matters
now stand, is to confess tha, we do
not wish 10 overcome il.
have been among the voters
enough TO know thai the question OF
victory for the Republican ticket is
In the hands Of the Republican vo-
tiers. You cannot expect the Dem.
ooFats aud Populis,s who stand
ready and anxious 10 help Us, 10
take Of their coats and work, un-
less you sc, the cxample.
Victory IS in the sw, add needs
only 10 be otganiaed. Wan you
help organize itl
Let no Republican sleep OF
dfone this opportunity away. Turn
Deaf ear to lhe enemy. Set vorl
faces toward the Republican Ziou
and all viii be well.
W. o. ArEEsoS.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Mss Faaaie Mosrs lzft Esr Ezn-
sas CITY Saturday. she sxPs1s 70
make her bo1ze fksrs slit5 bsr zn<ls
W K Royce. zbo hss rseszGy
moved from Rsra HFL-Anssfr
Items, cass NeWt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Chas- A. Lsnx. RsPablirzn saa-
didsie f0r siFcuit clerk was "a or
CITY Aonday, boxing afser ha pe-
Iaical isuess and atteudiag Mr.
Harris sale west q issn- -Fesss5
Times.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09


meat at the new south 9th stree
} market. Mcdonnell s. Chick.
II you want corn harvester
mounted on four wheels, the Farm
Implement Co, have them in stock.
Rev. c. A. Hedrick OF this city.
is holding a two weeks mer,irg for
the Christian church at Sweet
Springs.
John Gench aud family were in
the city over Sunday on their way
to Kansas City and points in
Kansas.
Miss Alice Loeb's millinery store
will be closed on Saturday, this be-
ing the Day OF Atonement with her
people.
Go to w. I. Duvall's for pens,
pencils and paper for your school
work. lie has the cheapest and
best in town.
Uncle John Knisely, who has
lived in Bates county since 1865,
died at the age of 81 years, in
Adrian, Sept. ~.
Miss Loeb has a foil and COM
plete line Of the latest fall and dress
hats, that will catch the eye and
please the taste Of all lovers Of the
beautiful and the neat
Wsnted-Everybody to know
that the new meat market on south
9th street has a fine line Of meats,
gives full weight and invites you
to call. Mcdonnell & Chick.
Mr.. John Burgesser is reported
very sick at his home near Papins-
vile. His son, DR.. Burgesser oi
Nevada, was telephoned for ind
came up to attend has fniher Mon
day last.
Mrs. s. L. Ames has well Sc
lected and the largest stock of mil
linery goods in the city. from which
customers can select the style to
suit. Go and see her large stock
and then make your purchases.
Herman Frazier shot himself IN
the face las, Thursday afternoon, al
the home OF his bro,her.in-Iaw, Mr..
Jas. Price, in this city. The shot
took effect in the side Of his nose
taking au upward and inward course.
K. d. Bossermsn is the Repub.
lieaa candidate FOR associate Judge
Of the northern distrie, Of Vernon
county. If the people Of VerRon
county want a practical business
man who will make an exeellen,
judge and a careful manager oi
county affairs they will elect E. d.
Bosserman.
Miss Alice Loeb has an up.to-dats
millinery establishment. She buys
goods for this kind Of a store. She
gives the millinery business her en-.
tire attention and is up with the
times in taste aud style. You make
no mistake when you buy Of her.
The big stone mill. known as the
Fay mill, in the northeast part oi
Butler, burned down last Thursday
morning. The property belonged
to one M. Godiry Jones and Ia,
net been running tor two or three
years. /, was insured for $500,
not one-fouuh OF i,s cost, bu, it wat
good trading properly.
"Fai.h, Hope, Charity, ,hes'
three, but the greatest OF these 4
Charity, aud our Young friends
Carl SionehEaker and wife. hsv,
morn than usual, ejgh, or ten peaDdt
more than usual Us girl ans
came Tuesday morning early. ",
commend their choice. 6uls an
always better than boys.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
wants Assessment a, n,n Value.

Judge Robinson Of the supreme
court OF Missouri has issued a writ
Of mandamus against the board Of
equalization, ins,rueung the board
20 assess the corporations OF ST.
Louis Al their full cash value. The
wit Is issued At The request Of
William p. llnl, OF ST. Louis, who
aled petition wllh iigures to show
that ,ne ST. Louis sYndieaIes were
taxed on less ,han 50 per cent.
while the people throughout the
state are assesssd Al par values.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Rev. Fsfher Scsnlsn has been
transferred from the ehaFrh here
70 the church At sasckielord ia
saline connty, and has gone 70 his
new bsId Of labor. lie Is learn.
ed. polished gsniieman. aho loves
the chosen labor Of his iife. he
miil do good whsrever be goes.
The best wishes Of TaE Tsfsuag
go with him 10 his new field
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
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Get your Job Printing done al
rHE TRHUNR Office.
John II. Lynn spent Sunday with
bis family at ElDorado Springs.
Herman Johannes spent Sunday
with his parents and friends in this
city.
Frank Ralsion took a trip to Bro
naugh to go to church with friends
in that burg, Sunday.
Miss Alice Loeb has returned
from her purchasing trip with a full
supply Of elegant millinery goods.
w. T. Duysll loves to trade with
school boys and girls, He gives
you more tor your money than any
one else.
For fall festivities at Kansas City
the Frisco will sell Oct. J to 10, re
turn on nth. sass for the round
trip.
Miss Lutte winchell is visiting
Miss Ida Hines in Kansas City, and
seeing the street display of the
Priests Of PalIas.
Miss Loeb has the best stock OF
millinery the city markets afford, al
prices to suit all aud in styles to sat-
isfy the taste Of all buyers Of up-to-
date millinery.
For a choice steak, or anything
in the way Of meat, fresh, salted
bacon, lard, sausage, etc, try the
new meat market. South OH
street. McCoNNELL s. CHICK.
There seems 10 be winI7g and
dining enough about the Worlds 5
Far business down at St. Louis to
put up two or three OF the buildings.
The management, so far. seems 10
be very Democratic.
II. G. Sprsker came in las,
Thursday from Jacksonville, H.. +,
tor short visit to his family, ard
departed again Monday 20 Fort
Smith. Ark, where his merry-go
round is billed for a several days
run.
No trouble for Mrs. Ames and her
excellent corps Of assistants to wait
on customers. That's what they
are there for. They win show you
the best selection Of millinery goods
ever brought to the city and at
prices you can pay and that defy
competition,
Miss Pereza Prliehard OF The
TRIBUNE, and her aunt, Mrs. A. Z.
VsnVoorhis, departed last Thurs
day for Kansas City on a visi, to
Mrs. Erie StolIer, daughter Of Mrs
VanVoorhis. and TO take in the
Kansas City festivities, and then
visi, at Paola aud other points in
Kansas.
When making your purchases a,
Mrs. Ames, you can have music BY
the box and a chance TO transfer the
whole box to your own home about
Christmas. She has been in the
milliney business long enough 70
know just what her customers want
and you can make your choice to
any tune you wish.
Nj. Lee Beall, Of Pads, Ky,
formerly postmaster in our city, was
a very pleasant caller At The TIKI,
BuNR Office last Saturday. Mr.,
Beall was called here by The sick.
ness and death Of bis mother, Mrs
Jane Beall. There are no NOR,
gen,lsmaniy men than Lee Beal
and none more Democratic, social,
or politically.
Capt. c. d. winehsll took BIZ
departure last Thursday for Wash
ing,on, ID. C., to attend the c. A
r. National Eneampment. 4,
went oYsr the Frisco route by wa,
ot Memphis, Nashville, Richmou,
and other important southern points
lie ,.iU wish fhe seeoes ~ rn,-,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Diogones Folk seems unable to
md an honest man even with an arr
searchlight.
II this IS Indian summer, we
would like 20 lay hands oa the re-
sponsihie Indian.
The rain IS falling only upoa the
jus,; the unjust are all 10 iail.--
Globe Democrat echos Of the street.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09

Farm Implement Co. sre making
special prices on Wagons, buggies,
spring wagons and harness. Cal
and see their stock before buying.-
s. B. Cole, Manager.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-09
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: from Our EXCHANGES.
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Mr. KisGck b4comes fhe new
nssfl cartier O. re rHrai rosts Sesih
Of soen.-FofteF Tinss.