The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-13
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FoR sALE- Splendid incubator,
at a bargain. Call on L. Mulkins,
Ist and Spruce, Rich Hill, Mo.
II you want a good cook stove
get one Of Gsneh Bros. Quick Meal
Ranges.
Grandma Gench is quite sick at
the home Of her son, Mr.. Frank
Geneh, in this city.
Our .sbrsnds" are ABOVE suspic-
ion, our ''priees are BELow compe-
tition.--N. Johannes & Sons.
The name of {. J. Requa has
been suggested as a good one to put
on the Republican ticket for the
legislature.
Try US for inside prices. We are
prepared to "show you. IN. 10
hannes q Sons.
Ed Jones and Walter woiverton
went over to ElDorado Springs
Monday to look on, for the loeation
of another plumbing plant
Mr.. J. w. Scott Is down from
the soldiers home on ten DAYS fur.
loUgh and reports all the Rich HiIl
boys getting along about right
We positively guarantee to NEE,
or beat all prices made by any
"mail order house" on Earth. Try
us.-N. Johannes 4 Sons
For very low rates to Utah, Mon
tsna, Oregon. Washington and
British Columbia during March and
April, see Z. t. LaBarriere, Agt.
Frisco Line.
Warren Little6eld and wife, of
New Home, were in the city yes,er-
day and made THE TRBUNE a
pleasant call. Mr.. Liuls6eld Is 4
veteran Of the civil war and believes
IN maintaining the government.
The United Mine Workers Of
America held q meeting a, their hall
last nigh, to hear the report of the
proceedings Of the national confer
eHee held at indianapolis few
days ago.
The services at the Bap,is, church
las, Sunday were well attended. and
the members are quite juhilant over
the fact that their church debts have
partially been raised and the way is
clear to liquidate the balance IN the
near future,
Mr.. Geo. Geneh, one OF Bates
courty's best farmers, and a good
Republican, from Prairie City, call
ed on THK TSlRUNE Tuesday. We
are always glad TO sec our friends
who measure up to the gold stand
ard and Geo. Geneh is one Of them.
Mt F. X. Page has purchased
the ground upon which his Excel.
sior factory stands, and is now at
home ''under his own vine and hg
tree, with a good business and an
increasing outpu, and sale Of an eS.
eellen, produet In his factory he
consumes home products, employs
home labor aud sells his manufse-
,ured goods abroad, thus bringing
money into our eommonity.
Wm. A. Laceouree, OF Lone Oak
township, was IN the city Monday
getting ready for a sale Of an his
personal property on Feb. IS, pre-.
psra,ory TO moving to Idaho nexi
month. His leaving the county will
loose TO the Republicans one Of their
best workers and the county aud
state a live energetic citizen, We
dislike to loose such men from thS
county, lie will remove some time
the first of March.
Hon. Jos. b. Upton, postmaster
at Bolivar. Mo, candidate for th,
Republican nomination for Cover
nor IN 1894, died at his home il
Bolivar. Feb. 9th, aged 81 yeau
/ He was a native Of the state oi New
York, came to Missouri 10 earl
youth and has been prominsn, ii
poli,ies for a number OF years. III
was editor Of the Bolivar Ere
Press, one OF tina oldes, Rgpublieal
papers in sou,hwes. Missoun
wANrKD-Live hus,lng msn 70
Rich Hin and vieini,Y. $50 pc
month. and expenses, ESpeiene