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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

Recent pension allowances in the Sew
enth district. secured through the coop
Grafton Of Mr.. Long. are as follows:
Ephraim waggoner. Andover; Jane Cor
gan. Mcpherson: Nicholas Blank, Bel
mont; William II. Brown. Great Bend;
Joseph B. Crowl. Mulvane: Sarah Ben
ton, Saint John; John l. Schoonover.
Haven: William Rankin, Pollard; Alfred
W. Hoyt Lyons; Malissa J. Middleton,
oxford: Mary A Evans, Clmarron.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

The Republican congressional cam
paiEn committee has organized for work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

Charles F. Scott. representative at
large. on his rerurn this week from Kan
sas and the Wichita convention. met
with many congratulations on his unsni-
nous denomination. For a new member
Mr. Scott has sprung into prominence
here witch must be gratifying 20 himself
and Kansas. and his associates felt very
much pleased with his denomination.
one OF the plans OF the Democratic
congressional campaign committee IS TO
try TO capture three Kansas districts
this fslI-or rather. TO retain the one that
party now has and gain two in addition
The three are the Second. Third and
sixth. Endeavor 10 stir NJ Democrats
and have them arrange some sort q fu-
sion occasioned the visit 10 the recent
Democratic state convention IN Wichita
or Representative J. II Griggs. q Geor-
gia. chairman 81 the congressional COM
mittee. There Is no doubt that in the
three districts mentioned the Democrats
VIII have the enthusiastic assistance OF
the congressional committee.
The Republican congressional cam
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

Mrs. James Mckee and Miss zada Nc
Kee. wife and daughter OF DR.. James
Mckee. recently appointed 70 clerk
ship in the bureau Of pensions. have
arrived from Newton to join DR.. Mckee
and make their home here.
R. II. Faxon-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-14

g%anoniiies. 81 iagt Die liberaGe
gerftner nNati0nal8tg.":
9as Gn0lp=Sapaniide 8nnoniB
bat 9roBe Nebnlihfeit nit unlerem
9reibunbe. @enn es uabr lit, 6aB
bic Ser. Staten 1id ben Gngldnz
bern un6 SnpaneIen BEL oeren 8rD=
teit gegen ben ruiitid hineIiifIen
Mnno16urei : @ertrag angeidloHen
baben, oonn miifen 1ie auh ben
neuen gertrag poIer Ggmpatbie be-
QriiBen. 0a Die 3tele Der beiben
Observation-Disclosures lire nd6z
item 3iele-burdaus frieoliber Sea-
tur lin0. 10 gerpinnt Der neue Ser
traq cine auBerOrbentlid qroBe ge=
0eutun9 in 8e8u8 ouf bic Slider
iteIunQ bes Srie0ens i'm fernen
Often" Sn dbntihem Slime ipridt
li6 bic ngo}1. 8t9." aus, lpelde
nod 5in5ufitQt, boB 0eutI6lono aus
bieiem @runbe aQe urlod1e babe, Iid
uber bas neue 8iinoniB gu freuen.
Die so. 0adr. 1tno abertn lofertt
anoerer Nnii6t, a(S fie meinen, baB
oud oieier neue 8ertraa idmerlid
i'm Stanoe Iein tperoe, ben Iusbru1
zines ruiiiib iapaniihen 9rieses,
Der 10 81 iagen in Der SUIT lie9e, gu
perbinoern. 9as genannte Bfatt
be5meifelt e8 aber, baB Jranfreib
i'm Sale zines iDl6en &riegeS ieinem
ruIlii6en Acknowledgements 81
0ilfe ellen meroe. Sn iefern perbe
allo Der neue 8ertrae audi in bielem
Sole 81 @uniten oes Jrieoens mir
fen, Dos er etnen iolden &riea noe
ni9itenS lDcaliliren peroe.
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llmIere 9frn,ee Die bette.

Sic ancrifaaii6e 9lrn,ee 1T Die tl6tiaIte nno lti=
tunosiQ1i0fe Organization Der @elt. Sic baupt=
id4tt4e llrioGe oafir 1T, OaB Die 2eute iupobl cut
be3a5lt dig aud gut 9endbrt perOen, mas 3uoem ben
militdrii@en 8ient ie6r an5iebeno ulaft. Cute
9labrln9 uno CUTE 966Hun9 aleil MAIDEN %inoeIieu
ni6t ei1en alteu Soloaten. Ser lnuB rubi9e gterpcn,
enc CUTE @eroauung uno cine itarfe Gonftitution
i%oroerniiie ebenfaas notbwenOi9, ieOO6 giebt es, fals
Sbr Idrpab uno nero6s ieib, cine Meoisin, nel6e
Guer Spiiem ~trafti9en uuo ge9eu leoes &rantieia
ieiii9ep miro. QBir tneinsn oamit 6oitetter's Ma=
Qen6ttters, Seit fini5i8 SaDren bat es idiuade
2eute itatf uno trante &elte 9eIuno se,na6t. @ir
periu6en uno Sud gu iiber5eu9sn. IS it Elm ipe3ifi=
i4e5 6~eilrittet fir Snoigefiou, 8pspepfie, Ser
%topiung, @fdbiu6t, 9~terpoifdt unn W&ataria, Gieber
UNI faltes Gicber. llniere 4riuat=S 6uBmarte lit
am 60lie Der Btoi6e.
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@iues Suaentenrs naher Fob.

~S6 belt 81 meiner GOtom0ttoe
obeleid ib e8 Dor S6mer5en faum
auS5ubalten oermohte un0 ieoer
0ero in meinem a6rper er5jtterte"
ldrei6t 6. 8. 8eqamp, elm Snge.
nieur BON burlington, Soma. SD
fublte mid ihna6, bate telnen Zip
petit uuo mar total bloB. SD mar
ihon BEN lobe nabe, alS es mir
einfiel, Electric Bitters 81 nebmen.
Wahoem i6 cine 5laihe Qenummen
botte, fiiblte ih MIDI tdg(id) better
uno beiier." S6mod]e, Don Den
5ol9en (anaer, oorberqeQangener
9rantbeit leioenbe Wteniheu erbalten
immer ueue Strait uno neue8 Qeben
ourh ieiuen 8ebrauh. 8rei8 so
@t8,; erbdltlih bel s. Salteger &
Sobn, @eo. s. s. Shmitt, Gigen.
Thinner, unb Nb. 9reiB.
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Grtit Yreiie fiir seras,
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FIele PIeSSe ua eNS Publishing Co.
Srettas belt IA. Scbrmar 1902.

Entered at the Post Office at San Anto
L MO, Texas, as second class matter.
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9sr FBnut bon f.bsr Tprm bes SabeEesHnFss ltt&t
9ehsiIt nab gel IH6. ftart. a%HStthsH9 pHo pol pen Etoea
esbronnt. eas I&pahe 1l6untr fart maat. DItls &C.
ctrnsn Jshn Bfuue in ,shu 3e9sr. J.elr ais 6OU.s
OOO gsheiIl. BET antn apotlsseTH:. 9elnEa ear6as
ttert. 9a6lsta Ruh sGat frei. Ahrtns:
REMEpY CO., Chicago sbsE New York S1
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Sic uSretc 9reiie fir 1eGas" bat
npn allen bentidj tegaaiicbet. 3cttans
gen bic grDhte MbDnnemtensabf.
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Cages > 0aentafeite,1.
8 b.

9as Observation-Disclosures in
@aIbinatpn bat Die 8e1olutipn anz
eenommen, Der 8olfsabItimmung
Elm Imenbement CUR 8unoes 8ers
faIiuno su unterbreiten, ourh melhes
Die birefte 8offsmahl Der 8unbes=
Senatpren eingefibrt perben lon.
8rdiioent RoDiepelt lit na1
@oibinotDn suriidgefebrt, ober Wfrs.
&poleoelt miro nod einiae Belt bel
ibrem fronfeu SDbn in @rotpn.
Wiaii.. bleiben.
= Ius Seattle, Woih., uerben
oelnnddlt 35, 900 giienbabnI6meQen
nab Glosfa aeididt iperoeu, pelde
bel Dem 8au Der n&lunbife 0tines
&aifnap" BON 0opfon na6 @rano
6prfs 8eruenoung finoen ioaen.
Wlit benz 8au oieier 8abn foG elei9
i'm Sribiabr be9onneh tperbsn.
Sn Sbeffielo, Globama, itarb
81 Cop. 2obert 9. Qinola1. @r
NOR Der er1te Stats @ouoerneur
uOn Nlaboma nab Der &efonitrufs
tion.
Gus 8ortlanb, Oregon, uirb
beri9tet, bnB auf Der 0afbiniel spi=
iden ben Minoungen bes @il=
lamette= uno ees Columbia 3iper
cine @roBIhldhterei uao 8Dfel=
Nnltalt erridtet merben loa, Die
i'm Stonoe lit, idbrli6 mebrere BUM
oerttQuieno &Dpf 8ieb 81 perarbeiz
ten.
- @a1 benz 3enius=8 erihte iiber
Die 8eoDlferunes= 3unabme berieniz
gen 6itlib unb meitlid BPM Wtiilils
iippi geleeeuen BldBe, Die tuenieer
als 1000 ginnobner baben, uno Der
Counties. mel1e cine Nbuobne aeis
gen, betrug Die !3unabme in ben Oft
liben Staten 5miiben 1880 uno
1890 1877 Bro5ent, uuo 1872 Groz
lent smiIden 1890 unb 1900, rpabz
reno Die 8unabme Der itdotii6en
Bep0fferuna, D. /. in 8laben nit
mebr ais 1000 ginmobnern, Spiibeu
1880 uno 1890 53.1 8rp5ent uuo
amilhen 1890 uno 1900 nur 37.2
Brosert betrug. Die BeoDlferung
in 8ldben urlter 1000 @innDbnern
bat fid 5uiiheu 1880 uno 1890 UNI
40 uno SptIden 1890 uno 1900 I'm
I8.7 Bro5ent permebrt. Sn ben neit=
lid oom WtiiIiliippi aelegenen Staa=
ten oageeeu lit Die 5labe, melde an
BeoDlferung uerlDreu bat, etuaS
grDBer stuiiden 1890 uno 1900 als
| 8pii9en 1880 uno 1890. Sober 8es
5irf bon WtinneiDta uno &orb 9afotq
bat in Der lebten 0efaoe au9enoms
men, uno ieoes COUNTY BON Soma
NIT Au8na6me uun einer1. Sn Sitoz
9atota, 93ebrdsTa uno &aniaS puroe
fir me5te 2dn0eritredeu cine 0eo6l=
ferungsabnabme fonItotirt. oa Die
nieleu gtumanoerer in 1890 ibre
6pifnungen uldt erfiiQt laben uno
Iid mieber nab Soma uno 3(iinoiS
panoten.
NuStanb.
8eribiebene an5eideu iprehen
baiar, oaB Der 8aiier @iIbelm II.
Iebr un3uirieoen init benz Sffultiss
mus, Dem Spiritismus, Der @eIuno=
beterei uub Nuem mas oamit 5ulam=
men bdngt, tft. Bei ieiuer inpulit-
oen Nrt munoert lid %9&ientauo, oaH
er ieiner Aniid]t eiueu rid)t miB5us
o~eritebeuoeu Musbrud gegeben bat.
Al8 i0l6er miro miro peuigitens Ell,
ne in Der a0urbo. &Gg. l3tg." er-
ihieneue NDtia angelebeu. Sn DER
Ietben miro gelagt, oaB Der 8aiier bel
0ufe feline 8erloa ~empfaugen meroe,
meIhe in ir9en0 elmer g8etie mil
Spiritlften, 8eluu0betern, ben &n'
bdneern Der d]rtitliben @iiienihai
Doer G6nliden Dblturen @eieulhaIter
suIammenbdnae. ga Die r@oros
hputfhp" cine Iplde 9tOti6 uidlt Ohnf
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13
The CIiy tslectIou.

The city election his spring . no
le,s imporssns Than has been any Of
iis predecessors, and our citizens
want 10 look = Little ous. There is
q disposition among many citizens
to think ~ there Is - . city siee-
ton j. getting the ofisees. While
this Is important, il h Ear more i'm.
portant TO have the ofbees filed
with men qualified 10 fiIl ihem we'll,
or At least who can learn iu = shor
time to perform the duties Of the
office in q business like way.
Important matters viii come up
in the life Of the board Of aldermen
10 be elected lhls spring, that viii
require the earnest. deliberate
thought OF levsiheaded men. Three
aldermen are to be elected, and
these, with the officers holding over
will have the Reorganization Of the
city government for another year.
Il is not only alderman for whom
the voter casts bis ballot. but also
for the men they shall put in Office,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

jeremiah Brown was born ~
Mercer county, Ky, Dec. 40, fSs7,
and died at Austin, cass county,
Mo, March 9, i9ez, sged Is years,
= months, and 20 days
In early msehood be migrated %
Indiana, and malried Mary Ellen
Rice. in Floyd county Of ,hst state
in is47 Oh this union nine chill
dren were born, five boys and four
girls. Three Of these sons and one
daughter are still living. The
mother Of these children died m
1870. In 1871 he migrated 70
Missouri and settled il Bates county
where he married bis second vile,
Mary Gilmore. Two children were
born Of this urion. both dead, and
the mother died in 1873. 10 May.
1877, he married Nancy E, Robin
son, and some years thereafter re-
moved to Austia, Mo, where be
died. He was > believer in Chris
,ianity aud during most Of his life
was actively connected with some
church and lived his profession m
his daily life and conversation.
He was veteran Of two wars,
having served in the Mexican war.
in which be was wounded at the
battle of Beuna Vista, got well and
served out his time. He also served
his country well in the Izs Indiana
regiment and did his part an sup
porting his country and flag. He
was a member Of General Candy
Post No. 10, 6. A. K. Of this city
for some time, bu. changed his
membership to Stambaugh Post at
Austin. His funeral took place at
the Baptist church in Austin, Rev.
Youngblood, the pastor, conducting
the services, after which the body
was taken in charge by Stanlbaugh
Post @. A. r., and deposited in ils
last resting place according to the
ritual Of that order.
Uncle Jcrry Brown was well
known 10 most of our old soldier
citizens aud was universally respect
ed by all who krew him.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13
Read This aua Then

Don't forget that you can get
more and better reading matter with
Your regular subscription to The
TRiBuSE than with any other paper
in Bates county. If you are rais-
ing chickens, or hogs, or cattle, or
corn. or what Mrs. Lease said Kan
sas ought to raise more Of, send
your subscription to The TRInUSE
and we will send YOU just the paper
you need and will like. If you be-
iieve or don't believe in the past,
present or future, send your sub
scriptioa to THE TRIHUSE and we
will agree t. suit your literary taste,
il you've got any. II you arc .
Democrat or a Republican, send Us
your subscription to THE TRTsUNE
and lscts and we will send you the
Kansas City Journal or the Indian
apolis Sentinel for one year; or youi
subscription to our paper aud SSets
and we will send you the St. Loui,
Republic OF Globe Democrat, or
any SS.oo magazine in the United
States, the Atlanta Constitution OF
The Sunny South.
We don't care who you are, where
YOU live or wha, your occupation is,
Il you wan, good reading for on'
year, we are prepared to get il foI
you at rates that viii surprise you
Don't you forget il. We can do il
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13
Many wonasr

Many wonder how II b that pin
w0rms and stomach worms gct suto
httie ehiidren. 0s hos a taI,e worm
~ teet hong. ean SGT IN ana exist s.nd
grow inside - q man. a. L some
tiInes happens. They may well ysen
der. far it = great mystery, Haw,
ever, many now kRow from exper,
icuce that Mothers Wurm syrup
VIII Eia 0ae q Intestinal WORMS and
grcatly improve ths health after tia
uormS have tzen destroyed aad *.
peIAed, IL Is absolutely 4 harIaiess
rcfnesly - take, and a. h ualy eosts
e ccnts. al shoald try Il who sus.
p~ct worfns to tse tlse cause * theil
~ health,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

The members Of the Cboral So
eiety are Pracsicing shrec sights each
week, and yOu may expect 70 hear
something rich from sAsan IN TIE
near future.
The "Grssn Social" " given by
the ladies Of the Wsluut Street ~.
E. ckarch. at the home Of Afrs. w.
K Royce. las night, was n decided
succsss from every sfan5poins- An
elegant luneh was served tor IsG
which melted quite a neat iit,ls surn
for their treasury. Musie and niirta
aboun6sd anl sv rybody h4a = fine
time.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Lamp chimneys No. =. 6e; No.
1, 4c.-BaEaar.
Get your Job work done at The
TRIBUEE office.
As many psople are coming to
Bates county as are leaving il, and
still more will come.
wmY Dos'r you figure with US
before you spend your monsyi-N.
Johannes & Sons.
Latest novelties in dress trimmings
los, from New Yerk. Beauues.-
Bazaar
WHOLESALE FACTORY PRIcHs
on Hardware, Harness, Implemen's'
Buggies, Sewing machines, etc. -
N Johannes & Sons.
On Tuesday morning the home
OF Mr. Jos. Smith, near Sprague,
was totally destroyed by FIRE. 1t is
supposed 10 have caught from a de-
feetiye Cue.
MarIowe J. Leekione, a nephew
OF Mrs. X. Z. Buekeridge Of this
city, and who has visited In our CITY
a number Of times, died at his home
at Salem, H., last Saturday.
Frank Sehus,er. prominen,
farmer Of the Prairie City neighboF.
hood, called on The TRtRuNE
Thursday and left an order ior
printed stationery. Mr.. Sehuster
viii sooa get his mail by way OF
r. F. D., being on Route No, J
from Appleton City.
Excursion tickets to California
and intermediate points. Tickets
on sale during the months Of March
aud April, daily, $as.oo. For fall
information please call At the Mo.
Pae. depos.--R. A. Bailey, Ag,.
The many friends OF Mu. Walk.
er Carr, who was reported danger
ously sick at her home AZ Norman
Oklahoma, win be glad to learI
that she is improving right along
now and is in a fair way to full
recover.
There Is more OF less talk abou
the troublesome channel OF sh
Marias des Cygnes river and hov
to make il better. We would sug
gesl Ia this connection that throwinI
the water works in It, wonldn'
have any tendency whateler to bel
navigation.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13
An oId settler Gone.

Robert Smith. an old settler Of
Bates county and a resident Of the
Papinsyille ne,ghborhood, died at
his home Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Smith had reached the age OF 90 aud
was a good citizen. highly respected
by all who knew him lie was a
member of the a. F. & A. NJ, and
A. o. Z. w. lodges.
He leaves wife and one son,
besides many friends to mourn his
loss. The funeral took place from
his home Monday afternoon,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13
Is the Most Economical

Greater in leayening strength, a sPoon-
fuI raises more dough, or goes further.
Working uniformly and perfectly, II
makes the bread and cake always light
and beautiful, and there Is never waste
of good -four, sugar, butter and eggs
While it actually costs less to make
batch of biscuit with the Price Baking
Powder than with the so-called cheap
powders, there is the additional adyzn-
tage of better and more hezIthful food
AsorE-Atz= pvu5zs saozs1
-1ezT
~~s~ TnsF Eas1a1s cgsrsrsazs 1Ees
sz1 kz1aey E9z1aE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

$40 acres good land, we'll ian
pgovsdi 500 acres ia ehsati $50
acres open Tor spring eroPi 100
acres fsnssd tor pasture. Nou pay
cash Tor shs Improvements <onls)
and gst The Land oa lhs .Wbeal
Paymsns Plan. No hmls Il TINS.
When yoa bay on lbs wheat pay
msns plan soo pay 20 interest
This mus, Be iakea sooa 81 a
viii be ,akea % ihs market Hall
fare uansPogsaiion.
r. b ArNiNsoS,
GEainhel3, kaps.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

We understand that the revival
services that have been conducted
50 successfully a, the Presbyterian
church for more than three weeks,
closed las, night. and that the same
kind Of services wlli be commenced
At the Park Avenus NJ. E. Church
South to.night. Le, all the people
help in this good work.
w. X. Royes's place CT business
was the scene OF an immense crowd
all day Wednesday. A slairvoyhni
In a trance, occupied one OF hi'
large windows. She answered al
questions asked her free Of charge,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

The best time 60 cure cough or
cold Is wheu you arc first afiected
A pleasant and sure remedy for sore
throat. weak lungs bronchial sore-
ness, coughing spells, etc. Is 1ooch's
Mexican syrup for coughs ana CON
sumption. 80 wise IN time and keep
a bottle IN your medicine chest, al
ways handy tor immediate use, re1
memberlng the old adare. "a stitch
IN time saves nine" lt h a true
lung tonlc ana cells Tor only - eents.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

We understand that J. w. Me
Faddsn, OF Chalotte township.
will be candidate for presiding
Judge on the Democratic ticket.
We are not going to say anything
special in his favor, but We viii
say that Il be should be nominated
and elected. no presiding judge ever
elected in Bates county ale alter q
better cook than MsFadaea will.
MsssrA Temple,on s Hales, Of
Rich HILL, one OF the s,rOnges, law
firms in the county, has embarked ia
the mercantile business, having pnr-
chased the stock OF +. Fowler s
Son, Of Rich Hill. The stock son.
sisss Of wagons, buFgiss, harness,
hardware, 6sld aud garden seeds,
etc. The style Of firm Is Farm I'm
plsmsn, Co. aud Mr.. S. u. Cals ),
manager Bo,lst Record.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13
voc.

You want cheap homes, and we
want the country settled up. /
know you viii like our eountry a
TIE prices Write for descriptions.
prices and terms aud cheap traus.
portation. E. b. Atkinson,
Grainfsld. Kans.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

There Wili be services Al his
shsreh nexi S4bbata al sfs. us snd
2 s3c p. "a
Sanday Scbool a 9s4s =. a..
luaiof EadeasQr - ago .. "a.
SeaioT EndsasoF - 6sso > ~.
W. b cHANenlEon,
PasiaE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

Sunday school qs43 =. "a
Preaching q a.n. and 7;so 3. "a.
b. n p. u, 6s8o >. 20.
Prayer msesiag "Wednesday, 7ff5
D. "a.
T. NJ. >. meets fhnsssisg, from
to 20 p. m, ulsh alH Ballard,
on Mapls street.
Aemoels plsase note ehaneea
LnQxAAp = kxLs PssSer
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

PERSONALS


IS. 7. Bfosddu,. II Bs,isr, vas
down Tussdsy.
-. r. HsgIs. ef NevsSs, vas .
visitor here Tsssday.
-H. Wilson came UP from Ne
sada Tuesday sfiernoon.
Geo. Hammond was IL toNn
Tuesday visiiing frssuss.
--Miss KsshaEiss KIsmpp spent
sHndsy with better frieudl
Mr.. Ida Mitcheii Is ea,srsaia-
ing Miss MisueE, os sfstiooa, III.
Misses Anna and Lizzie AEausr
are bone after . visa n Kansas
City.
III. Steiner. Of Prairie CITY.
was over Saturday trading with ogr
merchants.
Mrs. A. z. LouderSnilk Of Afoun-
tain Grove, No, is N she city visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Lee Porter returned Tees
day noon from Better, where sse
had been visiting reiasiges.
Mr.. and Mrs. curt Burrowr. Of
EiDorado Springs. are visiting rela-
lives and friends in this city.
&C. c. Jenning. Of Metz, wa.
up Monday, purchasing supplies
for spring work on bis farm.
Mrs. L. z. johnson returned
home Sunday from Kansas, where
she bad been visiting friends.
DIR. g. c. Burrows came down
from Kansas City Sunday. to visi,
home folks, returning Monday.
M. d. Robinson, of Rockville.
was the guest Of Dr. G. n. Sharp
and family, Sunday and MOnday.
Master Willie Bunch leh 70,
Pleasanton, Kansas, Tuesday nigh,
to join his parents
-. Erie Stotler arrived from
Kansas City Wednesday noon to
join his wife who is visiting relatives
here.
Miss Anna KIHmpp lett Mon.
day for the city 10 purchase milli.
merry goods for the Royce DR.
Goods Co.
-. T. Merchant OF Rockville,
was over the latter part Of the week
looking after his re1l estate inter.
ests in this city.
Miss Price, who has been Wis
iting the family of n. l. Price Of
this city, returned to her home ir
Butler Saturday.
Mira Pearl childs came in Sat.
urday from 81. Louis county, tC
visit her parents, F. b. Lane snl
wife, Of Papinsville.
Mrs. Ed. Miinor and nttl,
daughter, came up from lola. Kan.
last week tor a visit with relative.
in this city and a, Arthur.
Miss Ahes Fosquer Of Rock
vile, stopped here a short lime las
Thursday on her way to SpFsgus
| where she wall visit her sister.
Mrs Ada Hand arrived frou
waHsw, Ne. Tuesday and /, shr
CUES, Of her aunt, Mrs Jao. Porter
Mrs. Hand. will visit relatives an
fFisads in Rsoh Han tos two or thrr
weeks, after whieh she viii joir
her husband ., Hoqaiam. Washing
too where they expeet 10 reside.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

The DeJsrusss sale clearly inai.
Gates the diferSnes in Rspubhesn
aud Democrats policy ia the priss
OF horses HorseA Sold sog over
SIoo thar siK eS sevsn years ago
wooia aos havs bronghs over SSe.
sad hard 20 sell 81 that.
Mrs VIA. Maulsby died a. her
home FSiday, a. the age OF IS
years. The isaeral took phase
Sunday moraipg from her late homs.
She was a kind. l0xing wils, and
indaIgvnl motheg. A husbaaa and
one son are lsa in deep soTrow, Ss-
sides a hosi og isieuds.
We dOa's know whs, our Baiisr
neighbogs on ahs north win DO
sbOas il, tus ], is proposed 10 make
the summer school 10 Be held a
Rich Hin al aaRex 10 The WarSsns.
burg NoFaal. While On ,sSs sab-
leSt We want 10 esil stlsalion 10
what We uaderslaad ls a iae,. that
oas Of swealy-shree teachers from
Bates soonsy who asssRded snmms'
school last year, iosStssa Of ths
nemhss wsfs tsom R,sh tinl. This
shows . spsyis of proSssssion Ger
lais5 sssdisabls 10 Rish ilil
teachers.