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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
WANTS MINERS WARNED.
President of Coal Company Writes a Remarkable Letter to Mitchell.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, August 25.-N. W. Anthony, president of the North Ameri- can Coal company of Scranton. addressed a letter to President Mitchell of the miners union today. requesting him to issue a proclamation to his followers warning them not to interfere with the operation of the companys washery when work Is started on the 27th inst. It Is not likely that proclamation will be issued.
 The letter has been referred to the dis trict officers of the United Mine Workers at Scranton.
 The citizens of Plymouth today bought a carload of flour for the striking miners employed at the Woodward and Avondale miners of the Delaware, Lsnkawanna and Western company. The flour will be distributed this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
Famous Thief Catcher Dead.

Boston. August 25. = Police Inspector Thomas J. Barry. who formerly had charge of the rogrts' gallery and who was head of the Bertillon system here. died suddenly today of heart disease. h. srector Barry was credited with know ing more criminals ttsn almost any other thief-taker in the United States. He was % years of age
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26

son; Hill, A majority over Cory. Merrill, Mullins and Whitson get majorities of about 30 for state committeeman. Moore, for senator, gets "A majority over Smith. J. A. Brown, for representative, has no opposition. County is safe for Jelks. No other beats heard from.
 Heflin. August 25.-(Special.) )-Five of fifteen beats heard from give Jelks 12S majority. Jellxs carries county by 300 ma jority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
cHILToN.
Beats Heard From Indicate Majority
 for Jeks.

Clanton, August 25. = Especially - Four beats out of a total of fourteen give Jelks 145 Johnston %. For secretary of state, Hef1in S5, Julian 7 Tanner 69. For attorney general. Cobb 94, Garber 2s, Troy 26, Wilson 19. For superin endent of education, Cory IT. Bulger ss. Hill 5s, Harris 32.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
BULLOCK.
Small Majority for JeIks-Tom Frazer
 Named for Senate.

Union Springs. August 25.-(speoiaL)-- Seven out of twelve precincts heard from indicate county Is safe for Jelks by 200 majority. Tom S. Frazer is nominated for senate. N. B. Powell and Knox Franklin win fer legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
CHAM BERS.
Tom Hefin Honored By His Home PeopIe-County for Jelks.

Lafayette, August 25.-(special.)- beats heard from out of 13 give Jelks a majority of 457. The county is practical ly unanimous for Hefiin. Jelks' majority Is estimated at TO-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
CLARKE.
Solid Vote Cast for Massey Wilson at
 Home.

Thomasville. August 25.-(Speciai.)- Information received here leads to the be- lief that Jelks has carried Clarke coun- ty by BOO majority. Massey Wilson is given a solid vote at home for attorney general
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
BALDWIN.
llqht Vote, With Overwhelming Ma.
 jority for JeIks.

Ray Minette, August 25.-tSpecial.) )-Six heats out of total of twelve give Jell<s 200. Johnston 50. For secretary of state 1Iefin has the largest vote, with Tanner rnd Julien about same For attorney gen eral Wilson has the largest vote. with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
cLERURNE.
The County Is Reported Safe for Jeiks.
 Vote Was Light.

Edwardsyille, August 25.-(Special)- This beat cast 9S votes in the primary
 Jelks gets 25 majority; Cunningham. 6o; Hefin gets good majority for secretary of state and Garber ss majority over Will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
CLAY.
The County Is Claimed for JeI<s By
 600 Majority.

Talladega. August 25-(Special.) )-In- formation received here is to the effect that Jelks has carried Clay by 600 ma jority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
COLBERT.
Julian Gets Solid Vote at Home-Jelks
 Gets Majority.

Tuscumbia, August 25.-(Special.)- bert county goes for Jelks by 300 major ity. Julian for secretary of state receives practically the solid vote. DeLoney de- feats Kirk for representative by 200 ma Jelks, 146; Johnston. 95 Cunningham, S4; Waller, 126; Hefiin, 8; Tanner. 5; Julian. 223; Cobb, 10; Garber, 60; Troy, A; Wilson, s4; Bulger, 6; Cory, ,153; Harris, 16; Hill. Al.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
BLoUNT.
Johnston VIII Get Safe Majority In
 the County.

Oneonta, August 25.-(Special. )-Blount county has probably gone for Johnston by a small majority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
CON
Majority for JeIks May Reach 475
 Heflin Leads Ticket.

cuh gives Jelks 475 majority Heflin leads for secretary of state Status of other candidates not known at this hour. Light vote boiled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
COoSA.
Six Precincts Report Majority for
 JeIks of About 300.

Goodwater. August 25.-(Special. .)-Six beats out of seventeen give Jelks s5S; Johnston, 69; Cunningham, 346; Waller, 40; Hefin, 156; Julian, S4; Tanner 16S; Cobb. 32S Barber S9; Wilson. s9; Bulger, 159; Cory, 30; Harris. IA; Hill, s2 The county will give Jelks a good majority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
COFFEE.
The County Is Reported In the JeIks
 Column.

Elba. August 25.-(special)-Th coun- ty will give Jelks majority of probably 400
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
CALHOUN.
Estimated Majority for JeIks Is 800
 Vote for Other Candidates.

Anniston. August @.-(special. )-Four- teen beats out of a total of twenty-six
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
PULLMAN.
Five Precincts Reporting Give Jelks a
 Good Majority.

Cullman, August 25.-(Special.)-Com- plete returns from five precincts give Jelks S41. Johnston 95; Parker. for rep
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
BARBOUR.
The Governor Probably Gets. a Major
 of 400 at Home.

Eufaula, August 25-(Special.) )-Seven beats out of a total of sixteen give Jelks 591, Johnston 365. Total vote of Barbour county will be about 17O0. Jelks majority will be about 400.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
GREENS SHAW.
Jell<s Wins In the County By Major.
 ity of $50.

Luverne, August 25.-(special) )-Jelks carries crenshaw by probably $50 ma jority. Heflin also carries the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
BIBB.
Johnston Gets Majority Vote In Two
 Beats.

Blocton. August 5.-(Special)-B 10 and Il give Jelks 155. Johnston 164; Gun ningham 1S9, Waller 136; Hefiin 118, Julian 94, Tanner 3S; J. Craig Smith 218; Sowell 190; Cobb 25. Garber 64, Troy 31, Wilson 120; Bulger 67, Cory 52, Harris S6, Hill 30; Poole 1S9
 For state executive committeeman: c. P. Beddow IS. J. B. Christian 127, Hugh McGeever S9. Jones G. Moore 161 J. G. Oakley 146. R. T. Robinette 50. B. F. Ro- den 99, Robert H. Thach no.
 For senator from Perry and Bibb: W. F. Hogue 174, Glass 66 For representatives: J. F. Thompson 187 For elective railroad commission 193, against 37. For elective county solicitors 190, against 3S.
 Woodstock, beat 1, box 1, gives Jelks 46, Johnston IA. Bibb county will give Jelks at least 150 majority.
 Centrevflle, August 25.-t6pecial) )-Un- official returns show that the following candidates have carried Bibb county Jelks for governor Cunningham for lieutenant governor; Wilson for attorney general; Harris for superintendent of education; Heflin for secretary of state; Hogue for state senator.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
BUTLER.
JeIks' Probable Majority 25o-Heflin,
 Wilson and Cory Lead.

Greenville, August 25.-(Special.) .)-The election at this place passed off very qui- etly, light vote being boiled. Greenville cast 3S3 votes and about 25 were cast at box No. of this beat Jelks gets about 200 majority in the two boxes.
 A telephone message from Forest Home gives Jelks 75. Georgiana, Shell and Dun ham give JellSs good majorities. His friends feel confident that he has carried the county by from 25O to 300 majority. So far as heard from Johnston has car ried only one beat and there the total vote cast was only Is. Johnston received and Jelks T. Johnston Is conceded five out of six of the 29 voting precincts.
 At Greenville box Heflin leads for secre- tary of state; Massey Wilson for attorney general; Chappel Cory for superintendent of education. It is estimated that the to- tai vote in the county will be between 1900 and 1500.
 Greenville. August 9. = (Special)- Greenville beat gives Jelks 215 majority. Sufficient returns from country pre- cincts have been received to justify the claims of the Jelks campaign committee that the majority for Jelks is at least 600 to 600.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26
GOV. JELkS' MAJORITY WILL EXCEED 10000
INCOMPLETE RETURNS INDICATE
 SIGNAL VICTORY FOR GOVERNOR

According 70 Early Reports JOhn- StOn Has NOf Carried Ten COun- ties in the State Bur Later InfOr- matiOn May Change the Figures Slightly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26

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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
alo. Paelfle Exeurslon Isates.

The No. Pae, Ry. viii sell tick.
cts to ST. Louis and return OCT. {
TO 10, return Oct. is, at one fare
for the round trip, account ST. LOais
Fair
Ss,ss to ST. Louis and return
Sept, ao to Oct. ), return limit oet.
Is, account dedication Of sites Louis
lana Purchase Exposition.
sass Kansas City aud return
Oct, 3, 4, o, ?, S. 9, and 10, return
Oct. al, aeeonn, Carnival.
SAYS, Washington, d. c.. and
return, Oct. ,, 5, 4 aud s, return
limi, Nov Z, account National En-
eampmen, 6. A. r.
IS. 90 10 Omaha and return, Oe,
las, 10 and IS, return l'mit Nov. 80
account National Convention Chris
,ian church.
r, A. BAiLEY, Agt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02

ty local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion 81 the eur,
There Is only one way TO cure deaf
ness, aud that Is lay constitution a
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
inflamcd condition oi the mucous
lining Of the Eustachiau Tube. when
this tube j. inaamed you have "a
rumhling sound or imperioct hearing,
aud when Il Is eniircly closed, Deaf
ness Is the result, and unless the IN
hammatlon can b. taken out aud
this tuhe rcstorsi 60 iis normal con.
driion, hearing win be destroyed for,
ever; nine cases out u ten are caused
by Catarrh which Is nothing but an
lnfamed condition ol the mucous
surlacgs,
We viii give One fiundpd nollar'
for any case 81 lcalpas lcanscd h5
satarrhl that cannot bc eeuea \,
HALLS Catarrh Cum. send Tor elrcu
lars, irec
III. CHENEY & Co, roleao, q
Sold ty druggists. 5ac,
Halle iaAinlly Pills age tae bsat
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
LOW RATES TO ST. LOUIS.
Via the Missouri Pacific Rail
way. Account Fall Ees-
tiNties.

WIN hegin Octolsr ofh.
The great So. Louis Fair, with
81. .eoo "a premiums and morc at.
trnctiye sxaihlts than ever, VIII opea
October 9Th and elnse Ocfolscr util.
The nlght parade Of tho VeIled
Prophet win take place October Ish.
The south 81. Louis Rroadway
MeEchants' Association Wll hold q
Strse Fair and Carnival irOm sept
sath 60 ost l2tA.
Thore VIII he running raocs on tlas
mile track az the F0ir GF0nnis dur
Ing the month * octoleer.
The st. Louis Rorsa Show IA q.
Exposition Coliseum VIA take pl-1c.
irom November sd 20 Ssh
An cxoellcnt 0pp0rlnnity g. see "a.
slte ~ M0rid's Fair oi i4lI
Local agcnts Wiz furnish dosaiies
information.
IA. e. TOWNSEND.
Gcna pass'r aud Ticket Agt.
Sf. Isotrs No.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02

Mr.. o. G. Myers and Miss Nellie
CiIlessen were united h marriage
by Rev. Father Seanisn, ~ the
Catholic parsonage, last week.
Miss Nellie is the Slaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ciilessen Of this
city and is a worthy and estimsble
young lsdy. Mr.. Myers Is a young
man Of integrity end is engaged in
farming near Reavley, where they
viii make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers have 8 bOs'
Of friends who join THE TRIBUNE
in wishing them long. happy and
prosperous life.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02

We hold two communications for
publication received last week, but
as the writers failed to sign their
names, we cannot publish them It
the parties viii write us, the articles
may appear next week.
DR.. Slater received 4 telegram
Tuesday from his wife in Illinois,
stating that her mother died Tues
day morning. She VIII remain to
the funeral and after her return the
Doctors family win remove TO his
iarm. but he viii remain here in the
practice of dentistry.
Joe II. Winchell came home
from Montana last Wednesday
night too late for US 10 get his name
in last week paper, but il goes in
this week all the same. Joe re-
ports all our Rich Hill people in
the Fla,head valley doing well and
says that is a great country, but
thinks il rather Geld to winter in.
Joe viii take bis fathers place on
the Frisco system while he, Capt.
c. ID. Winchell. goes 10 the G. A,
r. reunion at Washington. Joe's
friends are all glad to see him bach
and looking so well.
To Ohio, Indiana and other
l points in Central Pass. Assn. TY
One fare plus So round trip. Or
sale Oct. >, 8. 4, and 5. Return
limit 80 days.
r. A. BAILEY, Agt.
/ O ye peoplel have ye wasted tn
golden moments OF never returning
tune IN taking substitute for tn
/ genuine Rocky Mountain Tea mad
by the Madison Medicine Co. AS
your druggist.
Excursions 10 Pueblo, Denve
aud Colorado Springs $1,000 70
the round trip, on sale June ssn
TO a5,h. July ist TO 18th, Angus,
to "a, August as and a, Augu'
goth to Sept. 10, final return lim
1 October stst.
r. A. BAILEy, Agent.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02

Mrs. Mstie Myers resarasd
Thursday from q week. yisig with
relatives Al Rich Hli.
The Journal Is pisased % note
irom the dispatches 10 ths daily
papers from washing,oa shai l'hos.
Stout, one et Applstoa Gl,ys moas
popular and promising yoang mea,
who has been sngsged Ia the msr-
sanuls basinsss a. IahnsIown ioe
sons ysns. has rseeailY bssa sp-
poia,ed possmasier AZ that place.
Tom's manY flieuds il Appleton
Cisy viii heartily loia uish ms
Joarual Ia extending congratulations
apaa his apPoinsmsnt L gouid pot
have hssn given q anyons more
worthy o. shst Wsea discharge the
dasigs oi ,he ossies more salissaSiar-
ily to i,s patrons. Appleton City
yoarnal.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02

Republican meeiinga are annoUBc.
ed 20 be held - follows, and 10 b
addressed By the speakers sad can
didaies named.
Oct. and. Foster.
Hon. w. o. Atkeson,
Hon. d. B. Sweezy. etc
Oct. srd, Altona.
Hon. w. d. Atkesou.
Oct. 4th, Amoret
Hon. e. A. Denton,
Hon. d. B. Sweeney.
Oct. 9th, Adrain.
Hon. Geo P. Hueksby.
Oet. 7, Virginia
Hon. J. r. EIsies,
Hon. d. b. Sweezey.
Oct. s, Burdeste.
Hon. J. r Hales.
Oct. 9, Summit Center.
Hon. c. A. Denton,
Hon. D. B. SweezY.
Oct. 70, Merwin.
Hon. J. r. Hales.
Oct. Is. Amsterdam.
Hoa. Geo. P. Huekehy.
Oct. "A, Hacker School House,
Mingo township.
Hon. ]. r. Hales-
Hon. d. b. Sweeney.
Oct. IS, Lone Star School House,
Elkhart township.
Hon. w. o. Atkeson.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02

WANTED - A TRUSTWORTHY
gentleman or lady in each county
10 manage business Tor an old es-
tablshed house Of solid financial
standing. a sIraight, bona hde
weekly cash salary Of $500 paid
b, check each Wednesday with all
expenses direct from headquarters.
Money advanced for expenses.
Manager, $40 Caxsoa Bldg, Chi
cago.
have houses lor sale Tor iron
$50 up 40 $1,000, on easy pay
ments and long time. Come aus
Acc me. -GEo. r. AUcKHuY
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
oAsn FoR YouR rARNl.

II you desire to sell your farm for
cash, see Prowell 3 Cook, the
''husilers. We can sell your farm
quicker than any firm in the eoun-
ty We can place your loan. fur.
YOU On abstract, write your insure
anec, or do your notary work.
Write, or call al ous Office,
PRowKll & Cook.
Rich Illll, Ne,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
vislters Rxcarsious

To Michigan aud Indiana. On
oesobss ! 20 Q sAs Frisco line viii
sell tickets 10 certain points N Mich
iean aud IndiaDs, Al ons fare for
the round sup. goOd 70 return an
Nov. &. For latshsgP gParsicalaFs sss
local agent o. Phone No. a.
+. r, LABARsiEKR. Agt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
CoIonIst Rates.

To California aud Pacific Coas,
points. During September and
October the Frisco line win sell
tickets TO California points, Sss; 70
Washington and Oregon eOasl
points, sac, To intermediste points
the same, OF less. For further par
tieulars sec loeal agent or Phone
No. n.
f. L. LABARRIERK, Agt
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
waInut street NJ. 3. Chureh.

There win be preaching at the
Walnut Street 81. E. Church next
Sunday at II a. m. and S p. m
Sunday School al GAS =. m.
Junior League at ago p. N.
Epworth League al 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday, S pm
w. T. PYLEs, Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02

Q t ~
Tuesday, Sept. 3o--.our three
days drouth broken.
Tuesday Bright and
clear. Cool wind from the north.
Wednesday morning--B Bright and
clear, Afternoon-Threatening.
Mrs. J. L. Porter and little daugh-
ter. are visiting Butler relatives this
week
Chris Yost Of the Prairie City
neigbborhood. was in the ei,y last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Olive, from near Hume, one
Of our best farmers, was in the city
Tuesday.
Hon. w. o. Jackson was down
from Butler Tuesday looking alter
business matters.
Mrs. H. S. Stryke- win go to-
Kansas City Monday to visit friends
and attend the fall festivities.
Why any man will pay rent while
property can be bought as easily as
now, is hard to understand.
VIM. Vickers has bought him a
home while property is cheap and
will stop paying rent except as be
pays for his home.
Mrs. {. c. Sanders of Nevada,
returned home Tuesday after a few
days visit with her daughter. Mrs.
S. A. Miller.
Work on the LeMar mill is pro-
crossing to a finish and will soon be
occupied with the old time buzz and
hum of business.
Mrs. A. E. VanVoorhis went TO
Kansas City to-day to visit her son,
c. E. VanVoorhis, and daughter,
Mrs. J.. Erie Stotler.
J. c. Lane returned Tuesday
from Little Rock. Ark, where he
went to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Simmons.
Farm Implement Co., are making
special prices on Wagons, buggies,
spring wagons and harness, Call
and see their stock before buying
Is. B. Cole, Manager.
Geo. o. Circle was in the city
Tuesday interviewing our mer-
chants. He thinks grea, damage
has been done to the hay crop by
the continual wet weather.
The members of the Executive
COMMITTEE Of the Missouri Repub.
llieau League for the 9th Dist. are
w. T. Stewart Of Warenshurg and
| ]. X. Martin Of Rich Hill.
Mrs. Helen Bisby from Lyle,
! Mimi, is here on visit to the FAM
ily Of V. w. Houghtou. She will
remain here some time and then
extend her visi, with Mrs. Iiough.
ton to southeast Missouri.
Mr.. Fred Cane hiss returned from
| his big Wright county farm and re-
ports everything down in ,ha,
country flounshing. He says
| AlG Loudcrmilk is running a
splendid hotel and Is an excellent
landlord.
The ladies Of the Bap,i,, Aid
society presented Rev. Silyius a fine
quilt las, night, ss So appreciation
of his life and work ia Adrain. he
heartily appreciates the gll, and ,hS
spirit in which il was given, ~
Adrain Journal.
Rev, Silyius is the new pastor o.
: the First Baptist church OF thi
T city aud moved his family here las
week.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
Leonard Hough Hurt.

Leonard Hough, son Of John
Hough. who resides on the John
Welch place just southeast Of the
city was struck by the No. Pacific
train last Thursday night and
knocked down in such a manner
that his arm caught under the wheel
and cut off just above the wrist, bu,
lacersted 50 that it had to be am
puiated just below the elbow. Drs.
Allen and Lancaster attended to bis
needs and the young man is now as
comfortable as possible and his arm
being healed nicely 1t was a
narrow escape.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02

she's a radiant, wttehing, Won
drous gem that beautiful blnshiag
wits oi milne. she Il al aneei on
earth. 80 sou gaR IA, only take
Rocky Mouataln Tea Ask your
dFsgsist.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
Ill Presbyterlan Church.

There viii be preaching service
next sunday at II am, and Sp. N.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Junior Endeavor At ; p. m.
Senior Endeayor at 7 p. m
w. B. CHANCELLOR,
Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
Christian Church.

Sunday school at e:4s a. N.
Preaching at II d. m, and al
s p. m.
RR CoFFEY, Pastor,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
Ss980ss8saeesessssss3s9a,.
z LOCAL BRIEFS. \
'seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee%

Leo Hirsch spent Sunday, as
usual. with Kansas City friends.
Geo. p. Huckeby, of THE TR1
BUNE, was at Butler yesterday.
DR.. G. A. Delamater visitec
Kansas City Monday evening OF
surgica business.
! II you want a stylish hat for street
wear or dress. Miss Loeb can pleas,
you in quality and price.
Jerome Grant, the Missouri Pa.
ciic baggage rustler, has returned
, from his Nebraska vacation.
Ladies when you purchase under.
wear, get the Florence oombina-
ton suits at Mrs. Ames' Bazaar.
II. NJ. Booth has secured the ser
vices Of Mr.. J. w. Graham as IN.
deriaker at bis furniture establish
ment
Clothe your feet in some OF those
splendid hose you get at the Ba-
zaar and you will not suffer from
the cold.
J. L. Porter. Of The TRlnuNE
force, took a business trip TO Kan
sas City last Saturday, and returned
Tuesday noon.
Miss Loeb has a line Of trimmed
hats that are indeed creations OF
beauty. If you purchase Of her you
will be sure TO get the latest and
best.
Prepare for a cold wave and gel
warm clothing. Those Sanitary
Australian wool vests for ladies il
what you want. Ge, them at The
Bazaar.
John Meals. a driver at Mine i5,
was severely hurt on the head Mon
day morning, by kick from a
Vicious mule. While not badly
hurt, he will be laid up for several
days.
DR.. and Mrs. VanVoorhis have
received the announcement OF a
grandson who arrived at the home
OF lis parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Erie
Stouer, Kansas City, Kans., las,
Saturday.
Miss Alice Loeb went to Kansas
City Wednesday to purchase new
goods. Ia few days she viii re
turn with an entire new line o
fail hats aud dress hats and inviler
the ladies to cali and inspect be
stock.
The Marias des Cygnes river ha
been on the rampage since the lat
heavy rains and has spread itself al
ovet the bottoms, dong great dam
age to native hay, corn, potatoes
and other river bottom crops. Thl
damage BY these overtlows could l.
reduced to a minimum by keeping
the river channel clear Of drif, an
o;her distractions.
II stands aloae. Il towers ahoy,
There's no other. its natures wor
der. n warming poultiee 90 the bear
OF mankind such Il Rocky Mont
tain Tea. sc ask your Druggist.
We are Indebted to d. w. {
O'Neil, Of Kalispell, for late Mos
tana papers ths, show up the p,
h,ieal situation there in mo
| beautiful light The factiort
| Eight among the Democrats go'
merrily on, while the Republican
come in for an occasional SD
/ swipe that indicates they might |
in the fight as Wetors at the EN-
III The fines, child in all Ohahou
arrived at the home Of Walk
Carr at Norman, a few days ag
Like the Czar Of Russia, Walker
frs, is a girl, bat possibly the sin
larily will stop there. Grandn
Emhree is down there supetin,en
. ing affairs, and of course an we
: WELL Papa Carr, at las, aeSour
y still was able 10 be about aud 4
y Norman Democrat viii appear
). usual
~ as=Hs.asr-e=--
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02
Catholic Church.

Sunday School Caiechism, $3.50
=. m.
Mass and Benedictiou, Ist Sunday
of month, io:3o a. N.
Mass and Bencdietion srd Sunday
Of month, S q. m.
c. NJ. ScANLAS, PASTOR.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-10-02

$s.4S 90 Springfield aud relnrn
Sept al lo "a, return 40. acco0u,
general Convention Missouri Mis-
sl0nay SOglgly.