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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31
office.

A special convocation of Florence
Chapter No. 30, r.. A, NJ will be held
Wednesday evening, Dec. 3lst, 1902
for the purpose of work. All members
are urged to be present.
j. Q. Macdonald. II. p.
Attest H. L. Rice, Sec v l02- 1903
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31
What Other People Say.

The Schumann Quartette sang
Legends by Moebring and YES
pers' by Seeborck giving also Hear
Dem Bells" as an encore with ex-
quisite effect Chicago Times Herald
Will be at NJ. L. church Jan Z,
l03-l05
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31

Don't forget the Foresters of the
Modern Woodmeu of America dance in
Morgan hall Wednesday, New Year,
eve. lol-I0s
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31

G. W. Cannon has secured the room
next to the Royal restaurant recently
vacated by Volkens, the tailor, in
which to establish his news stand.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31

Many pretty girls will attend the
matinee dance in Morgan hall tomor-
row afternoon. The young ladies of
the postofiioe force have signified
their intention of attending.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31

The Tribune's classified ads bring
results. Try it. Seldom a day passes
but some one receives great benefits
through the class ad column.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. Il. W. Groves
signature is ON each box. 25c.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31

Miss Mamie and Fred Rowland. of
Florence, spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs l., Wenz and family in this
city -Salda Mail.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31

Old papers at this office for 20
cents per hundred. just the thing
for putting under carpets. Il
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31

Pianos, organs timed and repaired.
Leave orders this office. Harry Van.
off
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31
elO

Carmody's furniture has arrived
and prices are low. 94tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-31
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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
Bazaar Bargains.

The early buyer gets the bargain,
aud we have the bargains to offer
you.
Our stock is now 50 enlarged that
we can only give you an outline Of
our goods. But We want you 70
know that We have jas, received 8
large and entirely new line OF dress
goods, dress linings, daperies. ,ablg
linens. furniture fringe and eor3s,
and ladies furnishing goods. We
have the new wcssss 10 the LtnE,
LENE, BRoAncLouls and FLASSEl,
PnAu nE SoiE and TArFEtA SiiN.
and NEiAErs. An elegant liae ol
WAsrISCs and waist patterns s
the new dssigas ana soloSs for even.
ing or day wear Then the new
cotton goods for wrappers, dressing
saeques snd waists, ARnERo aus
KARA Flannel ana onsiag cloths
oar lias OF Underwear sad Hosisn
Is eompleis.
We cannet enumerale an ouF bar
gaias. bes sall and ses us and VI
VIA ''sAow yos. Thrn while yo'
are locking you can eaioy swee
strains Of mpsie from our masi
box. "Ths CSNsSion,
noa'l iaa ,e watch for the dan
Of Cur iall m.lliasy opSaiog W
viii show goods shea that nsvs
wsse eqaallea ia ,his ei,y in qaalig
ogpfiee.
S. L. ANS.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
Edward %. condra.

Edward B. Condra died ., bis
home ia this city Saturday alter
noon. sept. 8. in me 67fh year 81
his age. lie wis = nalive Of In5i-
ana, from which state be enlisted in
Co. 6, nth Regt. Ind. Vol. snd
served more than three years IN The
army. Many yssrs ago be removed
to Kansas and settled near Paola.
and from there came to Bates coun-
ty about twenty years ago. For
many years he was postmaster At
Cornland and conducted = store Il
that place. Fof several years past
he has lived in Rich Hill and dur
ing all the time has been ia falling
health until death came to relieve
bis years Of suffering.
lie was a good citizen, an up
right man, highly respected by all
who knew him. He left surviving,
besides BIS widow, two daughters
and one son; Mrs. Mary E. Tay-
lor Of Baxter Splings, Kans., Mrs.
c. E. Garner vf this city aud Alou-
20 F. Condra.
One more veteran, who bore the
heat and burden Of the day, has thus
gone TO join the vast majority.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
Republlcan Club ID YIrgInia.

On last Friday evening the Re
publicans OF Charlotte township,
upon call Of D. c. Wolf chairman
Of township committee. assembled
IN the town hall at Viiginia aud
proceeded to organize a Republican
club. Mr. Wolf called the meet
ing TO order and announced the OBJ
ject Of the assembly and suggested
the election Of a chairman. On
motion Mr. ~. Z. Thornbrugh
was elected chairman. Upon tax
ing the chair Mr.. ThOrnbugh made
some appropriate remarks and call
ed for the election Of a secretary.
Mr.. E. p. Maloney was elected.
On motion a committee Of three
was appointed to take down tSe
names OF those present who wished
10 join the elub. Over tweniy
names were secured. On motion
It was decided that the chairman
select such committees as might be
necessary to carry out the objects
OF the club, 10 be reported at ,he
next meeting two weeks from Fri
day night, 10 which time the further
organization was deferred.
The chairman announced that
Messrs. ~. S. Steele, candidate for
probate Judge, A. L. Fox, oandi-
date tor sheriff, Clark Wix, eandi-
date for recorded, and Geo. p.
Huskeby. candidate Tor state sena.
I tor, were present and would sd.
dress the club. Mr.. Huekeby made
the first talk, To which the sirietesi
attention was paid throughout. Mr,
Wix then spoke to the crowd anS
ELECTED the hearty applause Of ,h'
club. Mr. Fox made a speech
shor, and to The point, 50 that al
understood Just what he meant
Judge Steele then had his say viii
which an we're satisfied.
The meeting was good one an'
well paid rs promoters for the rifor
to &c, The Republicans out. Thl
WAS the first meeting OF the caw
paign in Charlotte and II the boy
succeed as well in proportion i
getting out their vote in NoyembeI
the Democracy Of Charlotte town
ship will wonder what slTueI
EN-"
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
How,s Thisq

We oder one Hundred Dollars Re
ward Tor any case of Catarrh that
cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cana.
F.J. CHENEY & CO. Tole,io, o.
We. the undersigned. have known
n. 2. Cheney for thc lest lS years.
aud believe him perfectly honorable
Ia an business transactions and
financially able 10 carry out any OBJ
ngatious made hy their erm
WEST & rKuAx. Wholosaie Druggists.
Tolcio, ~.
WAInlNu. KlNNAN a MARVIN, ~ MAoh,
sale Druggists. roledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure = taken inter
nally. acting diuaotiy upon thu bi0ot
aud mucous suriaccs of the sgNtem
testimonials sent frce. Rriee rs
per bottle. Sold hy an Druggists,
Halls Family Pllis are the best
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
Priests Of rallas Parade.

VIII take place ia Kansas City
on the night ol 0e,osef 7sb. For
Ehesa ysass he Priests q Pallas
bare been entertaining the people
ol she great southwest This year.
on tbs sbsys dase. thsy viii prsssss
she moss elaborate, wonderful and
gorgeous pegeant ever Witnessed ia
she serld. Eieouieiiy Is being
boun3 10 the car cg Pallas for sha
occasion. IA is 20 BE- a parade ef
motion. TSenly snlmatsd piesarss
Of hypno,irng beauty viii pass
throsgh shs streets by the medson
Of electricity.
rhere Is 10 be more and betier
musie ,haa ever bsio1s. Perhaps
,be bana from yoor ,oun wii Be-
shefe. The Priests a Pallas are
preparing 70 anvsii a saSpriss and
,hs parade win Be worth a journey
sesossshe continent. Fosth event
ca 0e,obsI 7ih there viii be greatly
Fedseed rates via. 40. Pae. Rsil.
way. X. A. BAiLKx. Aes.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11

Charles simcoskey Goes 20 Of
fees ofP. q. Etlee la
Chicago

chsrles Sinrosksy, for thres
years in Noycmber, clerk 10 The
Office Of Diyision Superintendent Of
the G. b. a O.. hm rsssiysd he
appointment Of cisrk 10 The ofhee Of
General Superintendent r. c. Rice
IN Chicago, and has gone there 70
assume his new duties.
Mr.. Simcosksy came here several
years ago ard gra6uated from the
Browns Business college With high
honor lie went immediately into
the Office OF Superintendent Throop.
He remained under Supsrintendent
Kinber when the change Of oBcers
was made. At al times be has
given most excellent service. He
was second clerk VIXEN he received
the promotion.
The above taken from the Re
publican-Regisisr Of Gslesburg,
H., viii be pleasant reading Tor
Charlie Simeoskey's many friends
iu Rich Hin. It IS deserved ad-
vaneement Of a most excellent young
man. We doubt not bis friends
will continue 10 hear good reports
from him.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
A Pleasant Surprise.

Last Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. A. Y. Campbell were very
pleasantly surprised By large
number Of the members Of the Pyr-
amid and Circle lodges.
1t was known to members Of these
orders that Saturday was the 7oth
marriage anniversary Of this esteem
ed couple, so arrangements were
made to give them a surprise in
honor Of the event. At eight
O'Clock a large namber Of the mem
bers Of these orders aud few other
tIiends walked IN on Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell and soon had possession
Of the home. After a short iime
the surprised host and hostess took
in the situation and proceeded to
make the evening a pleasan, one
Tor all. Music, rseitations and
social conversation were the lead
ing features. After which . splen-
did lunch was served, consisting OF
salads, sandwiches. pickles, cake
fruit and lemonade. AT late hour
the guests departed wishing Mr.
and Mrs. c. many more annivsrsa-
ries and left a number Of handsome
pieces Of china to remind them ci
this occasion.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
vsssssssssssssssss85S9sA 5.
LOCAL BRIEFS. /

&c, your Job Printing done az
TmR TRmUsK efiee.
W. II. Fisher aud wife have re-
turned from Wiehl,a, kausas.
Mrs. w. +, Hudson was 40 the
city Tuesday shopping.
Thos. NJ. Or aud vile spent
Sunday with friends In Butter.
Geo. p. IIuekrbyha, sold ops SIS
insurance busiaessto Flafe Tygard.
The Socialists held ala impoHani
meeting IN the Aiins Workes Han
Tuesday evening" preparatory to
their convention at Batter on he
twentieth.
w, T. s,oyer and Bertha PrlieA.
etl were married by Judge Shep-
pard las, Sunday evening AZ the
home OF the groom's parengs, Mr,
and Mrs, Jos. StoveE
WANTED - a rpUsrwoRrm
gentleman or lady ia each county
to manage business ior an old e..
,sh!;shcd house Of solid financial
standing. A straight, bona iid'
weekly cash salary Of $500 pai,
b, check each Wednesday with al
expenses dlree, from headquarters
Money advanced for expenses
Manager, $40 CaN,on Bldgo Chi
eago.
wlen once liberated within YOU
system. & produces q most wendel
tai effect. les worth onc'e last DO
lar 20 iei the pleasure 81 ilie cha
comes by taking rocky Mpuutai
Tea, Ash your drugslsE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
Aulat for Chlna lovers.

A usbly illustrated aT0css on
Historic Pashss, b Ada Mare
Peek, wsisn appssrs ia rhs pslin-
ss,os io5 ossobsF, wil proyS oi ia-
ssissi se shina collectors and sbipa
lovers. A numbsl 81 Ears ola
Treasures hsys bssa treashs % hghs
log az, artistic, aod s Nii giss a
ae0 N..as - usaay heasrhold ogna-
meats THAR nass hithsgto Ismsiaed
aeidsandsd,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11

EpEroa TRrsuSn
Dear Sr--Beiicviu0 that rreda
sa0ait hc ziver where ]. bslones.
Z wish % say to the puhGc throaeh
your vaisssle psbEseasior thar soms
ssae sgs I wsat 70 Dr. sharp -
yolT riiy ard bouxht souse os his
usssssse called ReiIeE Esr use
q ~ fsnsly. uhf-h aid az ths D4.
clz1med ios
Ahout he Ts Of Jay ny whole
ias q hogs, swriys head. g1s SICK,
and sesu-s to h- Eaux % de. Il
asked cus aE nv nsigabors VIA. Sc
souid Evs nc fsr lAeau- HIS reply
waA Il wsesszys give VA sve
csuEs hea5 ssr ne waa.s aursf =
Jest hszs 4 ss7aelE -se taat WAR was
good tog m19 was gssd FOR seast.
3 7 hegau EE Dr. sza-p-s Re-
iet 70 ny Esgz zzt ts-6sF szeF are
alssE sz1 ~s1 sa5 x-g Ear MY
19gF are now ssrsz SIS 90 w1z-z
! ooas5ssr I savs5 by TJr. sas-p's
r2sSsra@ Cus q M zeszsbo~s
ha1 q ~ q hozs 6smn szs s1u-e
say I s0ls km wAzs 7 had 5sne
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
sncIaIlst t,onNentlan.

Tasre viii bs held At butles, SAT-
ardsy. Sept sosh, AZ s;So p. a. iu
the eonuty count house, a mass COZ
ventioa Of the Socialists Of Bates
eoaa,y, for lhe Purpose Of nomiua'.
ing 4 souaiy ticket and tEansastipg
sseh other matters as may properly
GONE beioge the eaavsutoa. Every
Soeisliss in the soausy aud those ia
sympathy vita the moyemsus sfs
urgsa so Is present.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
oAsH ron YOUR FARM.

II you desire 10 sell your farm for
cash, see Prowsll q Cook, The
..s.asllers We can sen your farm
quicker ,han any 6fm in the eoun.
iy We can place your loan, far.
ynu an abstract, write your insur'
aneg, o. 90 yoar notary work.
Wric, OF eall a. oug Office,
PRownll s Geek.
Rlsh ilill. Nc,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
W. o. ArSEsoN,

can sell you 100 acres OF good
land Tor $500, 100 aeres ter $3.50
per aere 100 acres Tor Sl.oo per
acre. one-hali cash and time oa bali
aues; aud 90 acres q improved
land on the "whea, payment plan.
You pay cash iof the Improvements
..only. No limit Of TINS o. inter
css on the balance. Better iaVesu-
gate these olisungs.
4. O. AtSiasoN
Gfsindsld, Asass
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11

take this method Of expressing
my sincere thanks TO ny threads and
ioT theig kindly altsa,ion
and eonsgatc assistance during The
trying time q my husbands sisk-
nsss AID death, and especially 80
,he brothers o5 the Odd Fsil0w o.
deg log their care aud Waiehiulosss.
Nay like klnaness and sssisiance g
eome 10 you an in time olnsed.
MARrRA A. CoSpRA.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
Colonlst Rates

To California aad Paeiss ceaas
points. DaEiag September sad
oesober the Frisco line wiii sell
tickets to Caligosnia points. Sss; 20
washiagtoa and orsgoa coast
points. so. To insermsalass points
the same, Or less. For iauhss par.
tealan see loeal agent o. Phone
No. n.
e. 4. LABAaalEAg, Agt-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11

There VIII be preaehg az ske
waInus Street 81 e Chzrr5 nezt
~ 1IF a n. aad S ?. "a
Ssnday Sehosoi 81 gas M
Junior League q aga p. n
Epworsh Leagus a. z p. e.
Prayer meeting TaufsdaY, $ p-al-
". 7. PrlEs. Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11

There viii be Prsa-hing sersics
aezt Sunday al - am. ard sp. n.
Sunday School a. gas a. m.
luniog Endeayor q 5 ?. ui-
Senior EnleaYor at Up m
". b CHAScElEoE,
Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11

Get fonr ssaiicaary af tEss pthte-
Briug yoar Jsb wsrk q tina
TsIavxn ofies
F.y Wsesnan's son Af;hSg, s
reported % the iizk isst
II. Y. Geizsr Is in 81. f,ouis psr-
chasing ssoek toy hh wssssr srsse
MIs Dara gIampP usnt 20 kan
sas Cty Monday for q vsa VIA
frisn5s.
Mr.. 4r8 Mrs Taas BarrA isE
fOr their Kaasas Cisy honae TBsssaY
evening
Cazrisy Or. au It Wr. as
Mrs J. y. Orr. r here t--- VISA
iag,on visiting Ats parsnta
GrssdPa Rsyrs-s rseu@ata Is
gsaing mach better siare W1cAeE
Aus,in Roycs has esme . aowa
s. c. LeMrr has tss frame of
hrs usili Up and IS ready to pat o.
sissiag and r0oE
Ms Ton Akrgg ard eszsrsa
Who have been sfaniag rsi1arss
here, raizras5 70 sher hone Trss-
day noon
Miss Daco,ab Wh-s j. boue
from BousnEa. Ark-. uhers So
has been for a year past ia a large
dry goods store
Rev. IS. Latin and 6aBgaseT.
Slrz. Hattie CoEman- VISITED frien5s
Al Moundyi.le. Vsrnoa coansy. over
Sunday. re,urang home Mon5ag.
John schmidt. Of Loeb Bros.. hss
a new girl Ies a case Of paternity
He'll have 10 support her. Shell
call him Papa and oiheT aiee Names.
Mrs. Juo. ". Porter has gone to
Knobn0ster. No, in response 10 .
letter informing her shat her broth
sr. DR.. ] E. Porter. was seriously
IN with typhoid tsver.
Z Joan N. Seou brought TO this of-
Gee LAST week SINE Of the Enes Pe-
tstoes ever grown in Missouri soil.
They were CT the commerciai,
State Of Name, Sh Walter Raleigh
aud New QaeeE varieties.
I sl.s5 round uip 70 Kansas City
on special train sept Isth. account
. Pyramids. Special uain leaves
Rich Hil about goo a. m. Rates
are available TO the general Pablic-
r A. BAnEY, Agi.
I The Rieh HHl Woodnsa Of The
Z World crlll team captured the htty
dollar sup sad ffty dollar money
prize az she Il Scott log roliiug
last No1day. SIX teams were Goa,
,es,an,s. They were also awaries
the special prize Tor The iaFgess del.
sgation IN line Of march.
Dick Wood is the best humoris
we know. He makes some eapiea
hits. Our ReasieY sorespoadeu
has q pictsre Of Mrs. Pizea. wao /
visiting MIS-. Siaadering, .ia sh'
! mud. ia Tbs cbroaisie Of sept
. "a. lie seems 20 sbink she's lr0u
; .'clean s.. Louis, maybe. " Th
pie,uge Indicates that She S, aud
long ways 200, sud sgiil . going.
We lsn Boiler last Friday 1
noon TO 70 aioe ailss to ViFgiai
wsh Clark Wx We got 20 VA
giuia alter DARK II ,hsrs WAS
3 man, woman o. child thar live
. witbin walking distance Of thar roa.
thai Clark Wax faded % sse. the
must have been hid Ia some cor
. 6sld. Take Why Clark Wix ca
4 0ut talk a talking machine. lie iE
sisted several times that we shoel
tsekls the next ciu1en we met, b
ne knew better than to hus Up ca
Jaw asin' Clark's mouih. II Clsl
Wsx isn't elected recorder {, wvn
BE because Be don't deserve e.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11

Via the Missouri Paeife sailieay.
Cheap rouad uip tickets d Ohio.
ana iadisus, oas fare plas 81 ior
lhs saapa rip. On sails sepi !, >.
70, aud IS. Rsefa limli g. asgs.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
ChrissIAa church

sunday school at ss.4s a. m.
Preaching atII a. NJ, and at
S ?. N.
RR cosrEy. Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
Read Tur Tairuar.

visit 20 ST. Louis Monday.
Maj T. w, Tedsord and wife
are visiting in Kansas City this
week.
Don't forget to 20 to w. I, Du-
vail for school supplies He keeps
an kinds
Postmaster Bobbitt Of Sprague,
was transaeting business in our city
Tuesday.
II YOU want a corn harvester
mounted on four wheels, the Farm
Implement Co, have them in stock.
W,n Beasley, after spending sew
eral days with friends in this city.
returned to MS home in Piusburg,
KAN. Monday.
A large number Of the w. o.
W. and their friends took in The
Nyoodman Log Rolling at Ft.
Scott, Monday.
Hon. w B. s. Gault was in the
city Monday. He has just returned
from en- extended visit TO ElDora-
do Springs much improved in
health.
A. H. cooperider left last Sat
uriay for Denver, Colo, as repre-
sentative Of Rich Hill Council to
ihe Royal Temple. Ancient Order
of pyramids.
A brother to Mr. T. s. Burns has
teesn,ly purchased a three hundred
and twenty acre farm just northwest
OF this city and viii remove here
with bis family as soon as he can
make his arrangements.
The Christian Endeavor Of the
First Presbyterian church gave .
social for It's members at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Stryker last
Friday evening. 4 very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all who
were present,
Mr, and Airs. Ed Royce are the
happy parents Of nine-pound boy
that made bis appearance at thc
nome Of Grandpa Winehell Mon.
day morning I'd says be don't
know whether ITS a Democrat or a
Republican, bu, he'll soon find our
by the way &; yells.
d d. Gilkey and Miss Nor.
Merchant were married last Sunday
evening at The home Of the BRIDE
parents, Alr. and Mrs. w. T. Mer
chant, ia this city, Rev. L. r
Clark, Of ,he NJ, L. Church, South
conducting the ceremony. MAJ
the contracting parties live long anC
prosper
Rev. J. N. Clark last Saurda.
morning preached the funeral o
Mrs John Ingram. She was ,h
/ mother Of 6heen children. thrteei
Of whom, with the father, suryiy
her She was buried in the Ball
town cemetery. She was nativ
81 Pennsylvania aud was in the q
ysaE % her age.
Wm. Hera, ,he real estate ager
who n making Hume aud Bate
county, famous over in Illinois, jas
re,amed home last week with Ian
buyers. lie sold on this ilip III
ID. 7. Stephenson trae, Of asS aer,
lat S5s. So per a1rc, aud Roger
Bros s5S acre farm up near We
1.-The, Mo. lie will return 20 Lll
lnais neSt Monday oa another TAI
and expects 20 complete other sal'
he bas under way
Jas, NJ LaugbGn, Of Rockville,
was Is town couple OF days 10
lwe 3 attending b Circuit count buf
mess tie informed as that d
mine on Turkey creek. Joplin, WI
EbdaE worked 10 i,s full eapseil
aud ,hag ,he "mu an each wee
was highly satisfactory. Time dea
+ Lightly with h,m as be looks litI
older than he did when we ma,
Dis acquaintance way back ia $50
whea be was connected with q
firm OF HenY g Harwen. /
, explains Il by saying that it is
due 70 . clear conscience and a 60,
/ digestion, Bullcr Rccord.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
JAMES r. ROBERTS,
Public Auofianeer

Tam prepared aud able TO efy your
sales. no matter how great or how
small. / wifi save YOU money aud
can prove It. singer sewing Ma
chine agent. Rich Hill. No.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11
DIR. G.. N. SHARP,
DRUGGIST
And Manufacturer OF
Fnm,iy Remedies. -

AZ thiH season we must look ~
our Immediate nceda
stomach trouble aud malara,
chllls and howell trouble are preFa-
lent
Use DIGEsTlNE Tor the stomach.
SWEET TONIC for-chills. and RE
LIEF, for pain. These tested reme-
dies have cured Others, they viii cure
you. Try them.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11

To Ohio. lndiaua and other
points IL Ceulral Pass Assa. Ty.
One fare plus s. gound ip, On
sale Oct :, 5. Z, ana s. Rsssfa
Hmn 50 days
4. a. BNttAs, Agt
sax % Sptingield asd resaEn
Sept "a 20 2l, Tetnra sb. aceoeDl
eeaesal conseaiion Mis,duli Mis-
siQnsg Sosissl.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-09-11

The Christian Endeavor Of the
Firs, Presbyterian church gave
social for It's members at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Stryker last
Friday evening. a very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all who
were present.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-10
Crow Treaty Will Pass.

At a meeting of the commercial COM
mittee of the Billings club at the club
rooms last Thursday Major J. E. Ed
wards, Grow Indian agent, spoke upon
the matter of the Grow Indian treaty
bill. He has been III Washington for
the past several weeks working on the
passage of the bill, and is sanguine
that the bill will soon become a law.
1t has been arranged in the house
as soon as the bill is reported that
Representative Caldwell Edwards, of
Montana, will be given the floor and
will move for a suspension of the rules
and the adoption of the report.
The measure bears with it the pro-
position of the appropriation of ST., 200
for a survey which will commence at
once after the bill is ratified. The
land will be thrown open for drawing.
Ma or Edwards says Senator'W. A..
Clark, of Montana, is working hard
for every interest of Montana and is
looked up to by the other senators.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-10
The Great Dismal Swamp

Of Virginia is breeding ground of
Malaria germs. So is low, wet or
marshy ground everywhere. These
germs cause weakness, chills and
fever, aches in the bones and muscles,
and may induce dangerous maladies.
But Electric Bitters never fail to des-
troy them and cure malarial troubles.
They will surely prevent typhoid.
eve tried many remedies for Malaria
and Stomach and Liver troubles, -
writes John Charleston, of Byesville.
o., ''but never found anything as
good as Electric Bitters.' Try them.
Only SOC. The Forsyth Drug Co.
guarantee satisfaction.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-10
Secretary Wilson sizes up the meat

Secretary Wilson sizes up the meat
situation correctly when he says that
the high prices now prevailing are due
entirely to the natural law of supply
and demand. Prosperity has come i'll
greater or less degree to people in all
walks Of life during the past year,
and the consumption demand never
was as heavy as it is now. The scar
city of corn and the economy pract.ced
in feeding it has resulted in the aver
age weight of cattle being materially
reduced, so that the average number
of pounds put on the market is less
than a year ago. Cattle prices are
the highest in twenty years, and it
is perfectly natural that beef prices
should show some proportionate adj
vance. The farmer is getting the
most profit out out of the present rise.