The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

all kinds Of 6eld seeds.
A number from here attended the
funeral Of RobL Smith at PaPins-
vile. Monday.
Try US for inside prices. We are
prepared to "show you. IN. Jo-
hannes q Sons.
n. NJ. Ruble was up from Rich
Hill yesterday visiting and incident.
ally selling a lew cigars.--PIeassn-
ton Enterprise.
Our .'brands' are ABOVE suspic-
ion, our ''priees are BELOW compe.
tiuon.--N. Johannes g. Sons.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
chas. Yarber died Monday after
noon Of bronchitis. The funeral
took place Tuesday afternoon. In
terment in Green Lawn cemetery.
The Farm implement Co., are
unloading a car of implements.
| have houses for sale for from
SIso up to $1,000, on easy pay
ments and long time. Come and
see me. GEO. p. HucKEBY.
The Young Ladies Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian
church, will meet with Misses Mary
and Lois Cate, next Saturday af-
ternoon.
We positively guarantee to meet
or beat all pnces made by any
email order house" on earth. Try
us.-N. Johannes & Sons.
Mrs. L. II. Bird who recently
underwent a severe surgical opera
ton, is reported getting along very
well and rapidly improving.
Paderewski concert, Kansas City,
March 18th. one and one-third fare
round trip, tickets good returning
March IS.--R. A. Bailey. Agt.
DR.. S. P. Showers and wife, of
Pspinsyille, were in our city Satur-
day. We learn the DR.. will soon
remove with his family to Appleton
City. for the purpose of putting bis
son in school. Pspinsville will lose
a good citizen.
If you are looking for fresh gar
den seeds IN bulk you will End
them at the Farm Implement Co.
| AT S. b. Coles old stand on SO.
Sixth Street.
Look out for our millinery open.
/ ing nd which will appear next week.
We have the larges, line Of millinery
we have ever brought TO town.
Nice line OF pattern bats from New
York. Some imported beau,ies.-
Bazsar.
Dr. b, F. ShaTpless, Of near
Rockville, one of Bates eounty's
most prosperous farmers snd a
uauueh Republican, was transact
ing business in our city Saturday,
He reports everything ia his section
as progressing nicely, farmers ready
Cor spring work and Il good wealth
sr continues oats will be sown this
week.
A regular thirteen pound young
Israel made his appearance At the
residence Of Mr. aud Mrs. Fred
Putnam, Of the south side, Monday
aiiernooE. Like his illusuuous an
eestor he knew what Il was to be IN
close quarters and was ready for the
emergency. Dr. IL. r. winehell
was master OF ceremonies. All
parties doing well.
A real estate man IN THE Tai.
auNR office a few days ago told Us
Of a number Of Iowa families he ha,
located IN this part Of Missouri dur,
ing the past year, and that be was
now trying TO locate eigh, mors
families whom be thought would bs
here in time to raise a crop thi'
yeat. Not family leaves but an
! other takes It's place.
A young professor arrived at ,h,
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. {. 7. Van
Benthusen last Saturday night, anS
! lst them know be had come to stay
lie was slightly unused TO has new
: surroundings, but his comfort wa
closely looked after and BY Sunda,
morning he was ready for a heart
r breakfast and has been faging ex
4 eeeding well and comfortably eve
= since. We suspect he has a ma,h
ematieians bent, for bic wants wil