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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
ct 2lfifcOsminOc.

Mdbs s. Rasmnsfen, fpot ben ID.
Wnrts 1921 I 5PbTf Qnn9Plono.
Oanmurt, iop ino Ratten meaem ben
3. % 4. Sanuur 1902, / Np Dam
mart, 8rolpn 60, Wis.
Raos 6. 3asmuslen Tom, tiaiges
meo i'm 6uitru og to Born en- SON
.oa Ell 9atter - iii 4merita ON 5orz
aaret 1853 % boiatte Iig Der / Np
Danmart. SAN par IaaleOes meo
nogie al be ferIts, DIR boiatte fig Der
"a bar pqret meb til al omOanne ben
uilce Stopsgn til itugt6are Mdrter
% tonne 5rugtbaOer.
9eo 5liO og gfonomi meo CUBS
GelIignelfe naaeos ban til at blipe en-
eslitaaenos 6armer. og ban bar opz
oprtst en- at De imutteite % bebIte
6arme Der / g}b 8anmart; ligeIom
ban ogfoa BED i'm 3etitafenbeo og iii
qooe 6umer bar punoen megen zig.
telfe % mango 9enner. 6an par og=
Iaa en- Manb, Der bolot al at fplge
meo 5iDen. 6an bar p9ret 6oIoer at
o5tanoinaren" Iad l9nge bette glub
" uotommst - fprit ben ugentlige %
fosn ZEN oagIige llogaoe.
6or pmfring be iibite tpOe 4ur bar
ban bait fit Spbolb bos i'm Sen. ION
bar opertdget 6armen efter BAN. 9dn
bar BOG lite p9ret ubirfiom. 0e
gomle, arbeibspante 2emmsr tunbe
life p9re title. 9an bolot at at bug
Qe 8renbe / Sfoben ON 8interen %
arbeioe / 0aoen ON Sommeren. ,9dn
9ioroe gerne i'm Sur boer Dag. Gnoo9
o.n iibIte Gftermiooa9. ban lepeoe,
Iagbe Fan til i'm Spn: Seq tror,
at lea ital en- Sur ben / Stopen; ou
peb nof, at jeg ipler atliO beDit, naar
isg fan faa Speoen uo 6per Dag"
Dan bar Dog / ben ienere 3io NOT
martet, at arGfterne tog at. og al
6iertet life rigtig biIoe arbeioe, og ban
talte ON, al ban NOT mart ituloe fad
6iemlop. t6dn tlageoe, at ban bupbe
baarbt beb at binbe op ab 9irtebatten
til SUBS 6us, bbor ban bar en- Itdbi9
99It.
Sngen 6apbe bog. pentet, at ban iaa
mart itulbe bort. 5rebag often git
ban til Sengs og lugos fig til at iope
iom iabpanligt. 6perten ban ielp Ell
Ter noqen dnben anebe, al Der par mo-
get ui9bponIigt; men ban paagneoe
life mere. Stile par ban iopet inb
for at bpile inbtil Spitanbeliens Wors
gen.
9od 9egrapeli esbagen ben 9. SAM,
iamlebes en- tor Stare of Qb Dan
marts 9sboere peb 9jemmet for at
fglga BAN til bans 1iblte !9bileiteb.
Oct bar Iaa unberligt. Sm Ssnbaz
gen 6apbe ban b9ret Tdmlet meb ps /
Subs 6us for at tilbeoe os bere Ser
rens Orb; MI Iamlebes bi omtring
bans godre. Men fadlebes er BET.
Sngen at Dc o.b, naar 9jertet ilaar
fit iibite SIag.
s 9jemmet bleb Der iunget Sulmer
% pr9itsn l9ite ben 90be 9abios
Saline og bah. Deb Ssrgegubstje=
neiten / airten tdlte BON oper Gal. 4,
8, og minbebe ben fore 5oriamlin9
ON, at BET gjalbt ON at bdpe 5reb meb
Sub for at funne Iobe inn / 5reb %
after npoogne / 5reO paa Opitanpalz
lens Morgsn.
Gfter 9egraoelien fulgte mango
SlGgtnin9e og 8enner meb tilba9e
til 9jemmet bos Sennen, 81. s. Rass
musfen, bpor ri NIB 6jemmets @aite
fribeo og Sober o9 tiibragte en- iten
Stunb meo bberdnbre.
Den gamle Wabs s. Rasmusien
efterlaber fig en- Sen og en- Datter,
tplp 8srnebsrn og ire Bsrnebernsz
bern. Sans t~rofafte s6uitru er gaaet
forub.
@sliignet b9re bans Winbe!
q. g. %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
grepehafe fenot frit paa fo~rlansenoe.

Opiet bet life. Striu siebIhteIes til: DIR. TAFT BROS. MI
East 130th St, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
Sri N0StI)1lta &ur.
.ltDmaienc btinges Oiebtiftelie e%inorine 90 fntO-
itGnoi9 S3ctbreoctIc / ale Stti9toc.
g G. 9 5rit tHienot paa 5~orlan9enee. s. 9 g
n~ strio &oon % abresie tpoelig. 7sa
: g 5rit tiIienot paa Sorlan9etee. g 9 g
na~ Sfrio 3opn % abresie tpbelig. -ea.

&c e ineeutina ia sNitbuias 6ure".
Der bringer eleblitfelia Hlnortne, enooo.
iaa / Dc L etIte 5Ilf9let De. iursr r
uaat ale 0nore 5una.teiler.
9iep. Is. & gefus ira Bila Riboe Sa..
'~friret: @oas Nrsoefaite al gait3mns
ri moota9ei / 900 Otoen. Sea tan
life if1ue. boor tafnemmeIig ieg CT for
ben yinfring. iom ie9 bar mnotaget peo
oette. Seq ror eli Sluue, l9ntei men Ell
onarli9 pals ~ albmn 10 Aor Sea
troebe. a ieg alotl9 uiloe bliDe raft. ,ieg
iaa eoers Advertisement ont oci3 eoeiie
for oenne firaftellae % lineiul0e Qua
bonn, NiDnos ~ iroeoe, ) lube at
ior meqet. meu iea D loe oog preoe bst.
Gil min 0peltoltcile lialp bel. Smo
mig ell for State.
9ieu. II. Morris Wrhilcr. RItbi at
a0onj. 9nat Ssriel", %iflper:
Jifm 0ort, 3 San l9e1.
Or. Eait Jfebi.ine g.:
9erebe Aerrerl @eers y1lbma Rur'
er ct uhuiGitei Ntioosl MOB A:bu,l %
Hay Fever, oq bets COMMUNICATING
lfnofer for ole peiuprligbeeer, iom er
ioGbunone meo Aiibm1. Seis Girtnin3
er iorbnuienoe Oh u%lounoerlIg.
Otter at bape mberlsQt ben me9st neie,
fan pi iioe. Qt .Qubmaleu " luDebploer in
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

2irfelig Goreningf for ben
inbre Misiion | Oanmarf Eli Waeo@
lemmer af geftprellen for oairtelig
Gorening for ben inbre Wisfion |
0anmart" er balst Sogneprat Gbr.
Ssrenfen, &sbenbdbn, S~ognepreit
Build, Sbenfe, og paitor u. Jibiger,
4pbenbdbn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

6bab ct 5otogrdfi tdn
bepirte. @n Wanb / 4orbus
Ienbte 9praubet en- alage ober. at
bans Gjsnbom bapOe libt en- Del lllemz
per BED gpsnin9en at ben me &ules
bro psb 9Dnfarten. 81. a. babbe
Wuren Ilaaet nogle f9e Rebner. Ga
gen bleo unberiegt. Repnerne bar Der
gobt moi. Men u~belbiebis babbe
6apneingenisren taget ct 5otografi
al Gjenbommen, forinben 8roen blep
bpgget, pg pua 5otografet bar ReDs
nerne meget betpbelige. Sud blep
Sdeen afoiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

funbets aomite, os at Oisie bar ale.
rebe be fleite bofat fig Der. Gnbnu
tan Der faas goot 2anb til y9omss
Iteab" Der.
Der tilirGngss banife Jorretninsss
menb / ben nDe gp .6lOrton" (poits
bile g. 81 / Settlementst.
Den lite og 3bie 5irsbog I bper
Wooneb fal9es paa be flsfte Siationer
biaiee Returbilletter til 2anbisgers
eaer be fan faas fra minneapolis til
aanoet BED at benbenbs fig til 500
9anens Qanbfontor.
2igelebes babes prerielanb | min,
og Oafota, og biIfigtS tops
lamb / Wisconiin og Mi9igan pao
500" Sernbanen. 2abe Sernbanes
= Strip efter Qanbfort oo
iQuitrerebe 5Ortlaringer til
d. W. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent $500" Ry
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
gieu. Or. Mlorris gprhilcr, Rllbi al
Or. 9oft Bros glcbicine 60.

apn Spunss, u. p. /. 5tr 1901.
CT 8dt bros gibidue Co.:
9Gube 0r I! Seq ul frpe beme Gnbd ntnl. tobi i9 MIA oWe ct IA i9 bar
|pguet eors nafbmaen"s un6efulbe Sumu9 10 ndbpoele al Nnbmn. nn eufun
bar pGe pIaNd aeb fampaeu9 Ambma &c nne 12Nar. 3l b PIE fp op9pt at ut
re bnbe % andre bape o9la uotamf ouesq G1fnGt d io ha eods Gilt pa
IbTs Ninbue pna 100 @lhe Nw YUt % ig tbh epbiftdg Ell Niofe .Arbnaent".
0un b9pnoe a bruce ot omttne po hen lite Rornbet Sea mGreoe mat 6orans
|bin9en. 81b n bapoe bm9t cit Ifdfe, par bun omrent hetebd no bun L II bdt TT
for faobnnne spsbomse8n Seq tsler at ns ian uubdae tmns1 NeNcn til ole iomg
page a benne Sp9bon. @brs :. 3. Btelp8, NJ. i.
!. 5h. 1901.
Or Soft 8r !. We0dne 50:
2G ebe aaral SEQ par aset al aftma % ar. 3 bar preud ntll9e yV6lr,
bno pebuteig Sea bar 0bmf bt al eous tore SLATER, us Ig CT mee t.inenmei9
arbgbei 5outntnasu bpr Tag. Z enne @nbefadns ma &c BRUCE bnfom / tan.
8opql: 235 Gpineton st. @ NnpbueL
81 ef E9 IT. Len Ymt 0p
srppefafe fenot ftt paa forlangenoe.
Opiet bet im. @du stbiaees til: DIR. TAFT BROS, MEDICINE co, 10
East 13Oth st, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

Stor@aoe. st 5orlDbenbe gaar
uo pod. at ben afbpbe aploingenier.
Qtparelmaler Deter 5oft bar teitaz
menteret bele i'm 5ormue $4,000 8r.,
iii dipiet / &piping.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

Ou1llQtlle, ! Ell WlDee q lOi NdT, QRh
afoeoe bar meget rig o9 bdpoe pGrst
bberit ~googgrenbe. napnlig oper for
fpr9lorelpie Born. 0un bar ualmin=
pelig rprig og aanosfriit li9e til let
Iioite.
Sttenoget at tatte Or.
st gIao paa 5bn I~triper:
3attet pore BIN Iterie 8l9it nebs
branote ben of 8 aGnger beItaaenbe
@ienbom / aehet al tort 9io fuioitans
big.
st anOet fpnIf glao mener, at Der
bar life noget at tatte for,
9lom trenbe 5orenin9s.
lin. gn Itsrre Stotionsbb / Rers
bsosn al 9orfens bar pget 5alet pa0
fine 9orporationer meo en- Batter
tub. bois Wieolemmer bar forplia=
tet FIG til, oDeralt bpor be trGFes, at
le ao 6peranores mere eler minore
gooe 9ranoere.
goptppe % Sppgelfes
frp9t. S DIT ipblige 8iirtembers
tunba maj for nogle Tiger iioen paa
en- Mart lite ret Iangt fra en- Serrs
baneitation ie ell Seng itoa miot uoe
poa Marten. Sengen fob oprebt, og
ndar rejienbe ipurgte ON, bbao bet
ituloe bstboe. bleo Der Part, at Be
foItningen paa Stebet troepe. at ct
Spegelie, Der lite babe funnel fdu
Ro eaer !9pile noget Stebs, buiereoe
pda Ggnen. 5or at Spsgeliet life
ftuloe finbe pau at gGite gebOerne /
beres 6jem, bopbe bisie MI Opitiaet
en- Geng / bet frie til bet.
@fter at Saaen babe itaaet urert
/ npgen 5ib. bleo N iten Dag llnberz
opnen Ttiaalen.
Man dntd9er, at bet er Spsgeliet,
Der bar taget 9nnen. og rebet lin
Sen9 ct anbet Steb.
6alben SPIN pad Som
%uret. 5orleoen funo. Der / en-
lille 8b pad 6aoiunbegnen let bGre
itet en- llptte. ioet en- apinbt, iom Dor
bps fin gumle 5aOer, bapbe ld9tet ct
5oar og lab nu pdu @rneiteoet 90
togte n6opebmab". Ser bar bun
nemlig blioelig fIumret inO unber
9aaoirtning at be TO 8uber Orfeus
og go6us. Sod fog SIben fat / benz
oes alaoer pg branote 9ul pau bisie
paa ben enc Sioe, iom penbte mob
Sloen, iaa be bleb belt fortulebe ino
til aroppen; bun baagnebe beb Bar
men og bleb berpeb frelit fra en- ejenz
ipnlig 5are.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

% enin9itis. Der er igen
foreFaloet ct 5ilfalOe at Meningitis
paa Struere9nen. ~itriper n8ingt. ".
Dbl. ibet ct Barn at Carer @6ris
itenien @is6s / 0anbbjerg er opo
oeraf. 6Or ca. Il @ar iioen oeos &
Barn / famine 5omilie ligeleoes at
0leningitis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15


Sra Murer penbti til @oo 3
eier. @oosejer 5rsberitien, Milz
%liumsbor9, iom forleoen ogoe, bar
oprinbelig Murer og BAR ell Mpnbp,
tom til 8eben6apn / De gobe Nar,
tiente 9oot og btsp en- rig ManO, oa
tan begpnOte at banple meo tebens
babnite Gjenoomme / 5reoeritsbprgz
gabe og peo Seerne. Sao ilog ban
zig paa 2%anopefenet Og tobts 1890
williamsburg (melIem 5rsOericia o6
Belle og bar iom 9obsejer iD5let
meO en- MangOe ofentlige 4nliggens
DER. 6an par en- ensr9iit. opgtig o9
oirfiom Wano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

gtnnt Sanatorium bill BE
itauratpr y. RielIsn / 9oriens oprette
/ Rerhe0en qF Sanatoriet / StoubD
Stop. Def er Meningsn, at bet ftaI
mootage % buie De 9atientsr, Der
itoar paa bet gamIe Sanatoriums
B2ntez9tfte.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11
CHRISTMAS BELLS
are RINGING ia AHuousce the
Great Holiday 0penIag at
TIT saEAAR.


Yes they are ringing loud, for we
have on exhibition one Of the lsrg-
est and most complete stocks Of
Christmas goods in the city. Orr
line consists of---welI, everything.
China. Tea and Dinner Sets,
Glassware, Fancy China CHps
and saucers, Plates, Trays,
Vases, etc. Manicure, Dress
Ing and Shaving Sets, Brush
and Comb Sets. Children's
Toy Dishes, Dolls aud stoves,
Boys Tools, Game Boards
and Books.
Msdallions aud Pictures. repro
ductions OF the worlds famous ar
fists. We have a splendid line Of
Kid and Golf Gloves. the latest
Belts, fancy Neekwear, dainty
Handkerehiefs, children's FurA just
what will please them.
What would please your wife or
daughter more than stylish dress.
We have the goods that VIII just
suit. Also silks, veIvets and waist
ings, and an elegant line Of Millinery.
Now you better come in before
the rush and select your presents.
Choose what you want and we viii
lay 1t away for you till Xmas. If
you don't want to buy come in
and see our stock anyway.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11
Rev. Irl II. HICKS 1908 Almanac

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ed to the most luminous course in
astronomy for 1903, forecasts Of
storms and weather are given, as
never before, for every day IN the
year, all charmingly illustrated with
nearly two hundred engravings.
The price of single Almanac, in-
cluding postage and mailing, is
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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11
PEOPLE YoU KNOW.
EDiToR TRiBuNns

- . AHrN~aH
Wishing 10 do what
| believe 10 be an act Of justice to .
good medicine and to call special
attention 10 il for the benefit Of
Others, permit me to say through
the columns Of your excellent paper
that Tor about ten years ! was troub-
led with what the doctors called
catarrh Of the stomach. At any
rate | could scarcely eat anything
without great suffering. I dociored
until / almost despaired Of ever be-
ing well again. Fortunately some
one recommended Dr. g. n.
Sharp's Digesiine. / have taken
four bottles Of the Digesline and am
so far improved / can eat my regu-
lar meals without suffering any
whatever. and since commencing to
take the medicine have gained II
pounds and feel like new person.
| could scarcely sleep before ! be-
gan taking the medicine, now I
sleep sound and rest well like ! did
when a child. / recommend DR..
Sharp's Digestine as one Of the best
medicines made for any stomach
trouble Yours Truly,
HEPPtE BRONSON.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11
HORTRRWEST TRAIN TO TAKE.

The Burlington-Northern Faciie
ExpnessT' Is the oaly through train
into the Northwest territory In con-
nection with the Northern Pacifc
Railrcad. Through coaches. chair
cars, tsats freeh Through tourist
sleerrers over this short line aud tiHc
saver To the Northwest. connecting
train from ncnveF u Alliance IN con
nectnon with thls greAt through
train. 0Og can reach she NORTHWEST
either via kansas city, 81. Joseph
OF DenVcr, by the nur,ington R0utc.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11

On the following dates the Mis-
souFi Pacific Railway Will sell one
way eOlouist tickets TO Indian
Ty. Louisiana, Missouri. Oklaho-
ma and Texas, Al greatly reduced
rates, Oct. a, Nov. I and rs. Des.
. and I6. Jan. Q aud 20, Feb. 3 and
~, April ? and AR. A. BAILEY
AGENT.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11
Cures Blood Poison. Cancer, Ul
GERS Eczema, CAFbaneles.
Etc. Medicine Free.

Robert Ward. MaNey's. TIA, ssya;
Il suffered from blood poison, my
head, face and SHOULDERS wcFe one
mass Of corruption. aches Ga bones
aud j0ints, bnrBlng. itching. scabi,y
skin, was an RON down and discour-
agrsi. bat notanic blood Balm curel
me perfectly, healsd an the seres aiti
gave my skin the rich glow ~ health.
Hood Calm put new nie into niy
blood aud new ambition Into my
brain" Geo. A. Williams. RoNhpry,
face covered with pimpies, chronie
sore on back 0i heaG supperauns
swelling on meek. eating ulgcr on lcE,
hone pains. itchlng SKIN cainSl PR
lectly by Botanic nlood Hahn sons
an healed. botanic ulood liAlm
cures an malignant biool tFoublcs,
such a. eeneRsa, scais and realss
pilnples. running sores, carhangl~,
scroiala. etc. Especially advised III
ail obstinate cases thai have roa<lac.l
the sccona or talrd sts,ge Dmg
glsts. Sl To prove Il eacos. sAppa
ol Hood balm scnt inc and prcrai,
hy writing nlood Hahn Co. Atlanta
Ga. poscril,e trOable ana igSe iacsl
ical advicc sent IL scelesi kitten
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11

v 20 take wood Or corn Oh sub
seriPiion =, this ofhSe.
Miss Abbie MeSsal Of Esvsds.
was The guest Of Miss salIie Brand
Sunday.
Our line Of gloves and Hoitssps
are superb.-Eeasiey's.
Mr. Lee Besli Of Paris, KY, i
in the city on y yisil 70 Feis,ives and
friends.
Bring your Job work 70 tn
TRIBUNE Office.
Rev. w. B. ChsncelIor visited
relatives 10 Fl. Scott the early part
of the week.
Try a pair Of W. L. Douglas OF
Walk-Over shoes At Bszsiey's.
H. N. Ball and family went 10
Memphis, Tenn, last week, for >
visit with relatives.
Warm srticles-0ur felt boots-
at Sz.oo. and Sz.5O.-BeasIsys.
The infant son Of ar. and Mrs.
W. J. Hirni died Thursday night
and the remains taken 70 Pleasant
Gap Friday for burial.
I See our special Non-RiP shoes
at SI.5o and Sz.oo.-Bezsley's.
Miss Lena Schrorer Of Fl. ScDif,
and Mss Nellie Jamisou Of Wes'
Virginia, were the guests OF Misses
Maggie Ysncleye and Ida Crabb,
over Sunday.
Our K. and L. S. army shoes al
sz.5o can't be beat.-Beasley's.
/ c. c. McGinnis received a tels-
gram Sunday staing that bis father
was at the point Of death at hi,
home IA Illinois. He left for there
Sunday noon.
| C.. D. Flindt. J. W. Porter. S
c. Hiekz and others who haul coal,
readily sell all they can haul at SC
per basheL The difficulty IS Il
get the seal.
Bruce Looney, leading eornic'
manufacturer Of Nevada. while put
| ling up corniee al The new sddiuOE
to the asylum. last FrdEY fell from
a seaffoldiag 10 the ground, abou
fifty feet, and was instantly killed
He leaves wife and two children
We desire to call the attention o
all the old friends Of the Fideliil
Mutual Aid Association, ths
Prowell & Cook are now represent
ing The Association as Genera
Agents in place of Mr. w, Snyder
formerly OF this place. We ar
here to look after your interes, an
: viii be pleased TO have you call o
: Us in connection with any bushes
: of the company. Over F. & N
I Bank.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11
WHERE TOLOCATE?
WAY. IN rne raaaross
YasvsssSp ~ gsa
Louisville
Nashville
Railroad.
The Great Central
Southern Trunk Line.
IN
Kentucky, tennessee, Alabama.
Mississippi, Florida,

-wHERE-
Farmers, Fruit Growers,
stock Raisers. Manufacturers,
Investors, Spectators.
and Money Lenders
viii find the greatest chances Ia the
United States to make 'big money
by reason OF the abundance and
cheapness Of
Iaaa and Faras,
Timber And stone,
Irsn and Coal,
I.abor- Everything.
Free sites, financial assistance. and
freedom from taxation for the manu-
facturcr.
Lands aud farms at Sl.00 per acre
an,i upwards. and 800, 600 acres Ia
West Florida that can be taken graf
Is under the u. :. Homestead law.
Stock raisiug IN the Gull Coast
District viii make enormous prob:=.
Half fare ezcursions the nrst and third
Tuesdsys 81 each month.
Let us know what you want, and
we will tell you where and how 70
get it--but don't delay. as the
country Il filing up rapidly.
Printed matter. maps and all IN
formation free. Address
r, j. WEMYSS,
asasral Immigration and Ind dastriai Agt
LOUISVILLE, ky.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11
no IRt A0RTH.

The BhrIingtea has two trains
daily t6ssr Paul aud Ainscapoli-.
u,achins tise Nsklahie trrrit0ry u
NlnneSolN and thr lAakotAs tEavcrs
el hy tae Northern raciae aad Grst
NOrtbrra Railroads. Ihe burlington
= thc malU travsted road 10 the
NORTHWEST aud North. Investigate
tt,e Northwest Ay aaancasiug eitl.er
'tac tndusgriAt nepaFtn,ents IL the
G'neat NOrtlerR or NOFthega paciac
Railroads 81 81 Haul. ~ the undcr.
slsecd
as. oRtcNER. a. ~ wASsAgT.
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JOIN THE CROWD

The New Northwest is Increasing
from immigration, by so.eso people
yearly. This region offers a ieid tor
farmers, stock raisers. miners, mm-
berlnen. miners. frfit growers. and
all CLASSES 0f labor. The Cosiy-Wyo-
ming extension into the Big Hora
Region Osicrs a splendid opeuing for
the live stock and wool business and
for farming by Irrigation.
The industrial expansion that i
now the is.sis % Wcath in the East
win DC nepeased in the Northwest.
Give some thought toward h0uc
lin Nebraska or Minnesota, the ha'
kotas, Montana Northeastern Wyo.
ming. Northern idaho, Washington,
the Pugeg Sound and Columbia Rivel
rcgioa.
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Frisco system Time Card.
No. ia. Mail and Express,
Leaves ..............................6;45 a. m.
Connects at Pleasanton
with Flyer sor the North.
No. is3, Freight and Ac-
comoeation. arrives, $50 a. m.
Carries Mail and Express.
No. l53. Carbon Center Mail
and Accommodation Lvs..4:5o p. IN.
No. lj4. Freight and Ac-
eomodatiOn leaves...4...-...6s0o p. m.
Carries Mail and Express
for south, connects with
Flyer at Pleasauton.
No. ll3 Mall and Express Ar. .9-25 p. IA.
Connects al Pleasanton with Flyer
from the North.
+. 4. LABARmERE, Agt
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Malnut street n. p. Church.

Walnut street NJ. 4. Church.
There will be preaching at the
Walnut Street NJ. (. Church next
Sunday at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday School at o;4S 4. m.
Junior League at ago p. m.
Epworth League at 6:3o p. m.
Epworlh League Bible Study
Class, Tuesday evening at 1890.
Prayer meeting Thursday, 1880.
w. I. PYLEs, Pastor.
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FIrst Presbyterlan Church.

There will be preaching service
mex, sunday at ~ a.m, and 7'so
p. m.
Praysrmeeling Thursday 1880 p. M
Sunday School a, 9'4S a. m.
Junior Endeavor al 3 p. M.
Senior EndeaYor at o;3o p. m.
". b. CHANCELLOR,
Pastor.
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Catholic Church

Sunday School Cateehism, $3.50
m.
Mass and Benedietion, Ist Sunday
Of month. ro;5 50 a. m.
Mass and Benedlotion 5rd Sunday
ot month, S a. m.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11
Renh THr TRInuNE.

Mrs. Chas. Pierce was the g6est
OF relatives in Butler Sunday.
Mr. w. II. Stagner favored THE
TmRUNg with a pleasant call las,
Saturday.
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EDITOR TRIBUNE.
HEPPlE BRoNsoN

EDIToR TRIBUNE;
wish to add my
testimony TO the efficiency Of DR..
@. n. Sharp's medicine known as
"Diges,ine. Fora a number Of
years have been troubled with in.
digestion. had tried a number Of
doctors, some of whom said my
trouble was a female complaint that
could never be cured without an
operation. / was fearful Of the re-
suit of such a performance, ! was
so reduced and enleebled by con-
tinuous sickness. / could not do
my own work aud was a consssn,
care to a kind and indulgent bus
band and family, and really be-
lieve would have died, In one OF
my worst spells of sickness my hus.
band happened to call in DR.. g. n.
Sharp who pronounced my trouble
indigestion and prescribed Tor me
his medicine called Digesiine, and
at once began to get better. Six
bottles of that medicine has worked
a revolution IA my condition.
can now do a reasonably good days
housework and feel better than
ever expected to feel again. | ow,
it all to DR.. Sharp's Digesune.
Respectfully,
LIZzIK BRoNSoN.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-12-11
OF Interest to she HOusekeeper

In The Delineator tor January.
there is much matter for house
wives. The pages Of illustrated
cookery portray a decided novelty
in the form of q Chinese dinner.
Hot Cakes for breakfast offers some
practical suggestions for the morn
ing meal, and a paper on the char
aeter Of the winter luncheon table is
OF value 10 those who have charge
Of the family board. There are
also IN this issue Of the magazine a
number Of recipes and a paper OF
advice 10 the young houseksePer by
Margaret Hall.
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Holiday rates, s9os-s. The N,
o. P. Ry., viii sen excursion tick
cts TO points within 400 miles. q,
one fare for the rooed Trip, % the
following dates, Dee. a., IS sod
Al, and Jan. 4, return limit oi ali
tickets Is Jaa. 2. Minimum selling
rate 60 eents.-R. A. BA,LKy,Asi.