The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-03

MISS AsiNkte Eliit ~ fitHinf
friends in Fl. Scott this week.
Miss Clsra Smith entertained al
high five last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ben Moore and children re.
turned to their home in Bullel
Tuesday.
DIR. Geo. Burrows came down
from Kansas City Tuesday, on 4
visit to relatives.
Harry Brown returned to Kausa,
City Tuesday and will resume his
duties rs railway mail clerk.
Mrs. Fred Warren returned Mon
day night from q visit TO her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Barton, at Odes-
ga. Mo.
Will Hirni has resigned his posi-
iion as book keeper at the F. & NJ.
Bank. He is held in the highest
estimation.
Mrs. Homer Spencer very pleas.
anlly entertained the ladies club, Al
her elegant home on the east side,
Tuesday afternoon.
The meetings at the Baptist
church are progressing nicely. Quite
a number OF conversions and addi-
tons to the church.
Rev. Seanlan visited friends in
Kansas City the early part Of the
week, and from there goes to Bur
lington, Kans, for a short stay.
We will have excursion tickets on
sale daily during the months Of
June, July, Angus, and September
TO summer tourist points IN Mime
sofa, Michigan and Wisconsin, at
one fare plus Sl.oo for the round
trip. X. A. BAILEY, Agent
Prof L. r. Robinson assumed
the duties of book keeper at the +.
& NJ. Bank July Ist, and viii be
found there hereafter by his many
friends. He is tc be congratulated
on securing such a position and the
bank in securing the services Of 20
popular and eOmpe,en, gentleman
The Border Sentinel, Vol I, No,
6, published by the iuepressibls
Nat @. Barter, Prescott. Kansas,
is on our table. Barter promises to
make his ispaper "reminiscences gath'
erer and let people know some
things be Teeollecis. We wish him
success.
ExeursioR tickets on sale 20 Den
yer, Colorado Springs. Pueblo
Glsnwood Springs, Salt Lake anC
Ogden, at one iare plus Si.oo fo'
the round trip, on the following
dates: June I to II, June IS 10 80
July q 70 "a, August IS to "a
Angus, a5 to a9, and SeptembeI
II TO IS. Final return limit Oct
ober aIs,.-R. a, BAILSV, Agt
The u. s. Civil Service Commis
sion will hold examinations, durinI
September aud October, in severa
places ln each state 10 secure younl
men and women ioT the govemmea
service. There are now I16, "a
positions in the classified civil seI
vice, being an increase of 1890 j
six years. There were 1914 PEI
sons appointed between July I,fooi
and April IS. 1904, being At tn
rate Of 40, o,o7o for the yesr TheV
will probably be 1900 appoint
menls next year. Salaries at AZ
pontmenI vary from 5000 TO SIso
year with liberal promotions =
,etward, AN appointments arc &
life and for most positions only
common school education is requi
ed. Politics or religioa is not COS
sidered. Tho>e desiring to take e.
aminauons Of this Kind can Get fl
! information about them free |
writing to the Columbian Core
pondsnee College, Washington, 1
AC and asking for its Civil Seryt
I Catalogue for 1904.
The Missouri Pacific Railw.
/, Company has iust iasuguraled
new sleeping car service betwe0
Kansas City and Omaha wi,htwels
section drawing room cars just o
Of the Pullman shops. These NJ
y cars, the sOmaha" aud Sterling
built especially for this run, are
: the latest design, equipped vi
> electric lights aud electric bells
y each berth, electric fans, handsou
" furnished smoking rooms, la'
l. ladies' toilet rooms with loungl
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