The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
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Geneh Bros, have Just received a
large line OF Quick Meal Ranges
Rob,. z. johnson, county survey
or, with bis corps Of men are doing
some bridge work east Of town.
FoR SALE-Splendid incubator,
a, bargain. Call on L. Mulkins,
rst and Spruce, Rich Hill, Mo.
The Y. L. NJ. S. Of the Presby-
terian church will serve lunch for
fscts, at the home of Willis Crabb
next Saturday afternoon.
If you want a good cook stove
get one OF Geneh Bros. Quick Meal
Range.
Our brands are ABOVE suspic-
ion, our 'prices are BELOW eompe.
tiuon.--N. Johannes & Sons.
We never did think much of a
man who wants TO take a child away
from = woman. She knows more
about the child than he does.
Try us for inside prices. We are
prepared to ''show you. IN. 10
hannes & Sons.
Mrs. Efie SmaIley departed Sat
urday for St. Louis where she viii
visit Wholesale houses and make a
study Of spring and summer milli-
merry.
c II. Hudson sold a house and
los to Mr.. Louis NJ. Andres on
l Monday last. Mr.. Andres is from
Kansas and will make Rich Hill his
future home.
Percy Lane came in Sunday from
ST. Louis where he has been at
school. ior a visi, to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs F. B. Lane, over near
Papinsyille.
We publish in th,s issue of THE
TtIBusR an exeellen, letter from
I &. A. Bird on the culture OF alfalfa,
tina, will be profitable reading for
any one who wishes infornation on
that subject. Read 1t.
The beautiful snow seems to stay
with US. The ground bog was
lucky 10 get back to his hole on thai
bright Sunday morning, Feb ld.
He didn't make any mistake about
it either, this time.
Miss Ida Crabb lelt Sunday for
! ST. LOUIS and other eastern markets
where she will study the new styles
in millinery. When she returns shs
will again have charge of the milli.
nsry department OF The Bazaar.
Rich Hin is to have the nrxl
teachers institute. Il is to be held
AZ the same time the summer seboo
Is in session. Won't Rich Hill feel
happy when all these ''pretlv sehoo
marms" and dignifed professor
come to iswnl
c. A. Snow 4 Co., Of Washing
ton. ID. g., patent lawyers and me
ehanieal experts, report that there
are more than ten thousand rejeeieC
applications Tor patents in the Unit
cd States Patent Office, and that b,
proper amsndmen, and prosecution
! many Of them can still be patented
Joe Graves aud his partner, Mr.
: Kicks Of SpFague, sold to Rider I
q Owens Of Lees Summit, 40 head o
mules that were shipped TO th
j. northern markets yesterday over tn,
I Missouri Pacific. Those who an
Judges say they were iine 10, o
S animals. As we didn't like to &c
J, TOO close 10 their heels, we had n
- way to end out, so take ]. 70
granted.
n The question has beer asked wh'
= IS c. A. CLARK dong down In N
d territoryl In his letter in the Re
view Monday evening he says, -
II take hand with the boys whs
i work is pushing and help short.
3 We are sure "short' is glad to e
IS the help aud We know Friend Clar
d Is glad Of an opportunity to b
J. useful.
a Our friend, Joe Bellman, M
= with quite serious accident ie'
y days ago, 70 we are iniomes
10 While engaged In harnsssing b
horse standing near a post in b
pl barn. the animal made some now
y. men, ths. caught his arm in such
% way against the pos, that the wsigl