The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

getting ready for the clubs snnusl
banquet on May a..
T. Pritehard, who has been
confined to his room for several
months past with rheumatism, is
improving, and was able to ride
out Wednesday.
Rev w. T. Pyles was called by
telephone message Tuesday, TO
Virginia City, to be present At pos
sibly the death bed Of bis fatber-in-
law, who was reported to be sink
ing rapidly.
We see by the Twin City Review
that a road agent attempted to hold
up F. NJ. Rodeeker in Webb City
recently. But Rodecker happened
to be the best sprinter Of the two
and soon distanced has sup holder. {"
/ We have had an abundance Of
rain the past week that will make
pastures good and our farmers jubi-
liant Wheat, oats and corn are re-
ported in splendid condition and all
garden products coming on at a
rapid rate.
Our Rural Free Delivery mail
carriers have been having a stormy
time Of it the past week. Heavy
rains and muddy roads, swollen
streams and wrecked eulverts and
bridges, have given them a taste Of
real service for Uncle Sam.
Col. II. Martin Williams is in
this section Of the state organizing
public ownership associations and
incidentally making speeches. He
is great on organization. but pos
sibly a little tongue tied when it
comes to speech making.
/ Dickinson and Davidson, two
aspirants for Democratic senatorial
honors, are eanvassing Bates county
for the Democratic endorsement for
senator We are not particular
which one wins, but think it more
Democratic to take the Diekeus-son
than Dayids-son, don't yous
I Persons who mail letters with the
Rural Free Delivery should remem-
Der that il takes a two cent stamp
10 send mail to any other postoffice.
The Rural Free Delivery is really a
/ postofiiee on wheels, and you can't
legally send a letter from one post
office to another without a two cent
stamp.
Spring has come with its usual
troubles Of impure blood. We are
prepared to furnish the best and
newes, remedies for these com.
plants. We call your attention to
a finely selected line of trusses-the
best made. LikeNise to our per-
fumes as fine as are found in any
market and as eheap.-w, w.
HARRis & SoN.
On last Saturday the body OF
Frank Sooles, young man who
boarded with a Mr.. X. J. Smith,
was found in sort Of lake or large
pond Just south OF Worland. II,
was subject 10 something like faint
ing spells aud u Is supposed be tool
a ride in boa, on the pond and ia
one OF these spells fell overheard
and was drowned he had been
, missing for several days, aud
search resulted in finding him. A
, eoroneT's veraic, found death eaus
ed by accidental drowning,
Clara Morris contributes 10 To-
May MeClure's ba OF 6etion-
"Sarah Si1doa's rrys,," as vivae
ious, humorous aud tender, an,
above all, fun OF enthusiasm for he
professor, rs the personal reeollee
tions Of the stage with which sh
y entertained readers OF the sam
. magazine las, wear. So long =
s Mss Morris sticks TO the stage 1
her hooks aud ARTICLES. we may par
: don her ior leaving it, for no 9th,
d woman to-day can write about il I
she does.
.e We would lake to ask our Demo
q ciauc friends il Stone or PhelT
.e counties got less than the law ALLOW
. cd them under Republican eon,u
d OF the state. or Il they get moi
n than the law allows them und,
IN Democratic control Of The state.
not, wherein does this show a.
y. slinginess in The Republican par
p, OF amy generosity 10 the Demoers,