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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Another Dry sunday.


One Of the characters in south Omaha died
yesterday morning at q shack on twenty
seventh street. He was attended by City
Physician sapp. who will sign The death
certificate. Wise has been working around
saloons for q number os years in the ca
pacity Of 1~anitor and was well known. He
had saved a little money and had an equity
IN som, uru1aFs- .ks. he -lIi raoaiva a
decent burial. The remains are at Brewers
mcreue and the date Of the funeral win be
announced today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

While the majority Of the members Of
Omaha lodge left Saturday evening. Mr..
Cronk left Thursday with the ''ofhcial
train" which passed through the city that
night. He is now at the city Of the meet
ing and with the present exalted ruler is
getting "onto the ropes Of the place he
will DO called upon to NIL.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

In addition to their picnics. the Iowa Ma
sons nave some corner stones to lay DUR
ing the month Of August. On August Is tine
grand lodge ofhcers will lay the corner
stone OF the Masonic temple at Harlan.
which Is being built by Parian lodge, On
August %. at Creston. the cornerstone OF a
new Masonic temple and opera house will
be laid. and about August 20 at Marshall
town the cornerstone OF the Carnegie H.
brary building viii Be laid Five towns in
the county will have lodges IN procession at
the M~arshailtown ceremony and at the other
places the days viii be made practical holl-
days. The officers Of the grand lodge whose
attendance Will be required on these occa-
sions are; ". s. Gardner, grand master,
clintona w H. Norris. senior grand war
den, Manchester; J, G. Dpnlayy. Junior
grand warden. Sioux City B.. c. Abbey,
grand treasurer, Garner; N. r. Paryin.
grand secretary. Cedar Rapids A.. N. Al
bersop. grand tyler. Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

All Of the Masonic lodges OF the city
went into Information in June and nothing
is being done. but from the closed doors
Of the lodges come rumors OF great BUSH
ness and fine entertainments to be given
when the month OF September rolls around.
The last season was probably the most pros
porous that Tangier temple, Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine. has ever had. but the menu
bers prophesy greater work during the sea-
the effect OF being the center Of Shrine
influence in the country, through the pres
ence Of the imperial potentate. will be felt
and the sessions viii be often graced with
men Of more than ordinary prominence
in the society.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Clan Gordon No GO. Order Of Scottish
Clans, held its regular meeting Tuesday
evening In the Continental building and in
itiated three beqdoathment and one social
member. At this meeting clansmen Troup,
Forgan and Lindsay paid a tribute 70 the
memory OF Alexander MaeLean. who was
drowned July %. which win be engrossed
and forwarded to the surviving sister at
Glasgow. Scotland r W. Watson and p.
X. Forgan sang several songs and many
speeches were made.
Il was announced that All arrangements
for the picnic 70 be held az Calhoun satur-
day. July i6, had been made and a large
crowd was expected.
Many Of the clan attended the funeral Of
the late George Fleming a. individuals and
The clan sent a beautiful horal wreath TO be
placed on his casket. This was done out OF
respect to the father Of Mr.. Fleming. who
a. one time was very prominsnt in Scottish
circles Ia this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
More Grief Coming.

From present indications It looks as II
there was going to be a big batch of grief
in store for August Miller. street foreman.
on Monday night. Members Of the council
asserted yesterday that unless the mayor
discharged Miller steps would be taken to
remove him via another route. According
to statements made by the city engineer.
the mayor and other ofhcials. Miller has
defed all authority and will not obey in
structions given him. The councllmen are
getting tired of the Miller farce and will
1t was stated yesterday. demand OF the
mayor the removal Of Miller at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

While Nebraska Masons are duiescent in
the summer months. those oe Iowa are
doing something to let the world know
that the order Is alive. The idea Of gath
erlngs Of Masons In an informal manner
for social purposes gains ground rapidly
in that state. It takes the form generally
OF county picnics or reunions. at which
members OF the fraternity. with their fam
lilies. assemble once a year at some CEN
tral n convenient point to renew old
friendships and form new acquaintance.
They return from these meetings to the
work OF their local bodies with a full real
lzation Of the fraternal tie. The recent
=s5sIags OF this character held In Appa-
moose and Keokuk counties are now to be
followed BY q reunion Of ali the lodges In
Linn county. which Is especially populous
with Masons. This Is TO be held on the
grounds OF the Iowa Masonic library at
Cedar Rapids on Wednesday. August n.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Miss Julia Allen Is visiting In the east.
Albert Benson has son 80 Iowa 70 visit
friends.
A meeting OF Phil Kearney post has been
called for Monday night.
A. II. Murdock. city attorney, has gone
west for a ten days stay.
Miss Belle Bliss has gone 10 Colorado
70 spend a months vacation.
A male quartet will sing at the First
Presbyterian church this morning.
Miss Mabel Rich will sing at the First
Presbyterian church this evening.
A g~asollne stove explosion In a barber
.Hhop IN ne Ensor block, TWenty-fourth
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

Every ianlily wants the songs X
lo0g ago-thc arsssisle eiaHsica whteh
I've wh.e tinse lasts They arr pub
iishcd In an artistic beskief. words
and mnsie AZ - yeats, bat NC haye
docisicd FOR = short time only. 70
give these song books away fzlEE.
AmQus the oil tayorite sopes tta
book eoatains ares Amcriea. Annie
Laurie. Aud Iau< syue, Battl
HyInn of ghe EssiuhIh., C.slaml,si lhe
Eem oi tis ossan. esaain' ThFungh
the Rye. plxies Land. far Away.
Flag 0g thr frcc. FtN as niFsi.
Honse swces Home. iR tne Gisam-
Ing. Lead Kindly Light. Loas. Loax
Ago. Nfy 0la kentucky Hoaus,.
Yankee Eioodis. iobiu Adair. tsoeks,i
Ia the Cradhc q thc Deels stax
SpAngici nannea. sNal.e Rsvef.
sweet and Low. SWiag Low sweet
Chariot. The Last Ks,se oi sammer.
TIE nine iiesi- u SsotiaRd. The 0ii
0aken Bucket. When the S~anows
dHtilS a AfA ? Ia tts-
Tue Literary Eatefpeau q a Nala-
able dollar uagaslaae deVotrd - I.lt.
eratnre. Masic, Poetry and Painting
--sapphrulrotins the work "a the
great Euterpean eattmre meYsmens.
Il i lnvalaabs % traehers aud IA.
sgraetogp and Q aees.slty ia every
Aouie "a hege polite karuing aad ina.
pr0vcmeut ls dssind. For sts puF-
pose "a quAklg intrslaeing the
asasiaine eycryv vhcrr. Ne prutie'se ~
ssud Il T. any address TOE slx
months Tor - iH silver or sHf ~
I stamps, and send a copy "a -tlaI
finlr Sones as abofe. ahsolltel3
l FREE. S.,nf qriEk heiorp this oftl
= witharawn. az the tqterpeaa.
lG0leaburS, iA
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
l89sSSSS9SS8S3S $3.50 sSSSS :
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Mrs. Laura Brooks has returned
from her yisi, to relatives in Texas.
Mu. Joo. Engles OF near Roek
willie, Is visiting igieads in this city.
II you arc looking Tor No. !
wagon, take look az Ihe Capital,
and gr, prices Of the Farm Imple-
mcut Co.
Mrs. Mary }, Wade has been
appointed coal oil inspector ior
Bates county 10 succeed her late
husband. y. a. Wade. deceased.
Miss Donna Gdger is home from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in rerre ilaute and Brazil,
Ind. She reports mos, delightful
time.
w. I. Duyall has buggy whips
stationery, confectionery aud mos
anything else you want TOT a penny
up. Save money by buying Of him,
East side-Park Avenue.
Mrs. J. Erie S,o,ler who has beer
the CUES, OF her parents, DR.. an1
Mrs. A. +. VanVoorhis, returne,
10 hsr home in Kansas City Sat
ufday.
Mrs. Harry Founder and chill
dren lef, Sunday night for Coal
gate, Ind, Ty., where they join ny
Founder who has been there sesera
weeks.
Mrs. lunie,la Lloyd Meals, vii
Of John Meals, died At her home d
this city las, Friday morning, anl
was buried 10 Greenlawn eeme.er
Saturday afternoon. She was
daughter OF Nc, and Mrs. Gso
Lloyd and had been mauied ~
moge than two lsass.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
A home insurance Company.

The Prairie City Formers insur-
anse Company has been in business
several years and has proved mon
ey saver to its patrons As well as
furnishing good reliable insurance.
The annual meeting Of the com
pany was held at Prairie City on
last Saturday, Aug. I'd, and was
largely attended by its members.
The object was the election Of three
directors to serve three years and
the annual election Of officers, The
following gentlemen were elected
10 serve three years. A. II. De-
weese Of Hudson twp, George
Church Of Mi. Pleasant, and John
Seelinger of Summit.
The following were elected Off.
GERS for the ensuing year:
Presdent-H. Philbriek.
Vice Pres.-C. J. Requa.
Secretary-Chris Hirni.
Treasurer-John Yoss.
Reports Of the officers showed
the company to DC in splendid con
dtion and reflected credit on the
officers and man agement The
company is now carrying policies
amounting to nearly 100000. and
has a good cash surplus on hand.
1t has never yet made an assessment
to pay a loss, as the annual assess
ment Of ten oerts on the hundred
dollars, with the initiation fees re-
ceived has been sufficient to pay all
losses and leave a good surplus
now on hand.
Other directors Of the company
are Jas. H. Raybourn, NJ. NJ, Car
roll. John Gench, c. J. Requa ,John n
YosS, c. Hirni and II. Philbrick.
With such men at the head OF the
company it canno, tail TO retain the
confidence Of the people. Il is safe
and cheap insurance aud we learn
insures only farm property.-Bs,es
Co. Record.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

Col. n. A. Wade. editor sud
proprietor of the Bates County
Democrat. died st his home IN
Butler, Mo, last Wednesday, Aug.
9th. fle was 50 years Of age
April 18th last. He was bonn n
Hanitonyille, Ohio. received hIs
education in the public schools and
Franklin College Of that state. En-
listed in Co. Z. 18th Ohio Taft. and
served two years in the army during
the civil war.
lie came to Bates county and
settled in Butler in 1868, where be
commenced the practice Of law.
In 1871. with John J. Scudder ne
purchased the Bates County Demo
crat and continued with that paper
to the time Of his death. He was
appointed postmaster at Butler and
held the Office during Mr. Cleye-
land first term. At the time Of
bis death be held the appointment
Of coal oil inspector and member of
the board Of directors Of the Nevada
asylum, from Gov. Dockery.
About three months ago he was
stricken with paralysis, aud never
recovered. A second shock a short
time before has death, resulted fatal
~. and the end came Wednesday
morning last. Col. Wade was one
Of our first aequaintanees in Bates
county. He leaves a wife and one
son. Lieut.. Ben r. Wade, now in
toe Philippine Islands.
Col. Wade was buried Friday
last in Oakwood cemetery at Butler.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
FARMERs ATrENrIoN.

II you desire to sell your farm for
Cash and do 50 quickly at a reason
able price, by listing il with US, YOU
can do so, as We haYe better faeih-
ties ioy locating you a Qaiek Pur-
chaser than any other real estate
sirm in this section OF Missouri. We
have this season so far, sold over
10, 900 acres Of land.
We are also prepared TO do your
abstract work, notary work, as well
as write YOU FIRE insurance ss rea-
sonabls and satisfactory as any 6rm
engaged in this line.
Can place your loan on real es
tate, or make you a loan on your
land or other property a, the loves,
rate Of interest.
II you desire 10 inves, IN farm
land in Cass, Jackson, Bates, Hen-
~, Johnson. Vernon or Barton
counties, Missouri, see Us belors
YOU buy, for we have as eompirss
and as large list Of desirable iafms
TO offer YOU, as any real estate 6rm
doing business in Missouri
For any information desired, ad'
dress our main ofkee Merwin. Mo.
/ We remain, eN'ours for business. +"
5. A. AENs 4 Co.
.sThe Land Men" Merwin, No
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

The fair never opened under
more favorable auspices. The
weasher il ali that hsart eouid wish.
cool and pleasant, 40 dust, 10 med.
bus just right. There srs splendai
exhibits Of farm products. Fsia
snd vegetables never spYesred %
better advantage. Tie exhibition
Of pOuIiry was never better and fhe
art display, culinary snd floral die
plays are first class. There are a
larger number Of racers than ever
before and some splendid races arc
on the program and will be run.
The management deserves great
credit for the complete and success.
ful arrangements for the accomno-
dasion Of ali There can be 10
doubt about the financial outcome
Of the fair this year Tor all con
cerned.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

One year ago hay and corn here
abouts were going skyward in prices,
but ,hrs year we hear Of contracts
Tor logse hay at 50 90 per ton and
corn at a5e per bushel. ouite a
difference.
J. X. Martin attended a meeting
.ot the Republican Congressional
Committee Monday al Harrison.
vile. There was a good attend.
snee aud good reports from an see-
uons OF the district. The prelimi-
nary work OF the congressional cam
paign was discussed and an agreed
plan Of work adopted, after which
the committee adjourned 10 NEE,
the sd Monday OF September IN
Rich Hill.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
500 Reward, sIOO.

The readers oi this paper VIII he
pleased tn learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been ahlc 20 cum In an It's stages and
that 4 Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive curc NOW
known 90 the medical fraternity.
Cntarrh h.lng constitutional dis
ease requlu,s constitutional tnaat-
mcnt. Halls Catarrh Curc Is taken
internally, acting diuVliy upon thc
blood aud mucous surfaces ~ the
systcm. thercby dostroylRg the ionu.
dation oi the discasgs and giving the
patient strcngih las heilsling up the
constitution and assisisng nature IN
doing its work Fhe proprict0rs
have so much tal,h in its curative
powers. that tiiry oiier oan llundrrt
Dollars lor any case that ID is,iis la
cum. Send iof Nst oi tes,imonlals.
AddNss,
IA. CHENEY a GO, Tolt.io, o.
Siad tX nrnssisie. ~.
Halls famlly iills are tlic t-'st
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
DR. O. n. sharp.

Last March none Of his numerous
friends expected to see Mr.. J. T.
Pri,chard ever leave his home alive.
lie had tried all the remedies be
could that promised relief, bat an
10 no purpose and the end Of life
seemed TO be near at hand. His
family finally concluded 10 employ
Or. Sharp who is an eclectic physi-
clan, aud the wisdom OF their CON
elusion is shown in the iaes tina, Mr..
Prilehard is alive and improving
right along. Is now able to be out
and about. all dae 10 the treatment
given him by DR.. Sharp. DR..
Sharp does not know that this is
being written or published, but the
family Of Mr.. Pritcbard think It no
more than his due that this much
should be said for one who has
been The means Of restoring to com.
paraliye health loved member OF
the family. O,hers had failed, Dr..
Sharp has succeeded.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
Lock Up Harry Booth.

I am now nicely located irst door
nonh OF r. & NJ. Bank on 9th 81.
Lock for the white photographer 5
case, have the hes, gallery ! have
ever owned aud will DO fner work
than ever Look fog my furniture
aud undertaking sign. | will sell
COZ a smaller profit than anybody,
and Il "a need at undertaking, I
keep a Large stock 0i everything ia
thas lms. Fine saske,s and eoIins
ia "a sirss. burial robes ior msa,
ladies and ehilarvn, and > good an
deaaker can alwsys bs found AZ ms
store, dsy ana Night, Resn,
ltAaRs N, noonM
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
Womea., 80. b -.

The aust wDsuan's dab ia Alaska
Wa orgaulas.a 4s sstka. iz sorszs-
ter 7sse al sisa sHx.,ssssoa "a SGr.. ".
l. Disria. who pas pss~s,seaf ss5r sE.1
fnst two years Sa4ke@g,ereis
eomeljes and tEa@s1Sss wers segsIlesE
the Enst two vears- zhe hzssorse1i
plays c0zaIzg later. an " whieh
uere read a. rturo1zliy a. ps3-ssIllts
with the lnit-si rsfeeeace bssoks at
eolumand- tbs cigb reeeatiy 49,
aairef the old kou-e tult by tke
Kasslan traders "a Isa9 on tts site q
an cid blnek-hQase wkek Eornsesf
one ~ TIE arst baansssrtss of s1tka.
The eiab room 5 aiways opemef GA
steamer day and G aHy glsis.nx
club wolan happen e. BE- 30 that
Vieinlty. they WIZ ant q 6ellgntfal
welcome. TIE Wuman,@ Cdut, q
Noue. was organised Ia isoe, with
suncuty chRrter members "a char
acter. essciai and phuanthroofe. Il
aiuIs 20 uacst the 1eu.au9 q eUasii-
tignS arising IN the newly popalateli
Arrttc country. Its members. from
evegy STATE IL the Unioa. now nusi-
tssr over hfty.--fron The LA,llaeator
Tor Sepscmher.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
why Adds are Read.

An ohssUant psFsou remarks
,ha, eibe public Hkss a. wsu 10
read interesting niasteg in the sd-
yegiising colHmns I" There IS
uo;hing surprising about this, since
the facts wtish are advertised have
a dilss, peFsonsl interest 10 ,hs pub
hc. The adyeEsises ofies 10 The
people only such things as ne pso-
PIE ased and ahoat the character
sad piies Of which they Waai in-
formation. A persistent adysrtissI
6, bowed 10 win The agisasioa " al
newspaper readers. --thiladslphil
Record.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
OAsm roR YouI, FARM.

II YOU desire to sell your farm ior
cash, see Prowell q Cook, lbo
"hu,llsrs. We can sell yoar farm
quicker than any firm in the coun.
a. We can place your loan, fur
you an abstract, write your insuf'
suee, OF do yooT notary work.
Wuse, OF call At our office.
PRowElt a Coos.
Rich ilill, Mo,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
A Pleasant Evening.

a farewell party was given at
The home Of Misses lia and Lizzie
Davis Saturday night, N honor of
Misses Maggie RePPer, De Trim
bic aud Cecil Mmgus. The even
ing was pleasantly spent with games
and music. Refreshments Of cake
and sherbet were served A splen-
did time is reported by all. Mss
Maggie Reppert left Tuesday for
Kansas City and Miss Trimble for
her home in Joplin.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

w. T. Duvsli, on east side, has
tinwaFc cheaper than anybody.
Ira Royce and wife returned to
their home in Kansas City Tues
day.
Mrs. Willis Crabb returned Mon
day from a visit with her son in
lola, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mar;n Of
Nevada, spent Sunday with rsla-
ives IN this city.
The dinner served by The ladies
Of the Catholic church Wednesday
was grand success.
Miss Blanche Rhodes has gone On
visit to her sister, Mrs Guy Z.
Moore, at Nashville, No.
Mrs. Lille Smith, (ree Jonss)
Of Visitor, Colo, is visiting friends
and relatives in tins city.
Mrs. Haley Shobe and Miss
Patti ShObe of Nessda, have been
the guests Of friends here this week.
Mrs. Lee Ann Porter is in Ne
vada visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Horace weddle, and the reunion
this week.
Mrs. B. F. Moore and Mrs, H.
g. Cook with their children, are
spending the week in this city with
relatives.
Mrs. Jennie RePpeu and ehildren
left Tuesday for Kansas City, Kan,
where they will make their future
home.
Rev. w T Pyles' mother who
has been here on a visit for some
days, returned to her home al e.
dorado Springs Tuesday.
Woodman Log Rolling, Carthage,
No. Sept 90, 500 round rip-
Special train leaves Rich HHl about
: a, N. Sent. "a.
A. H. cooperider viii represeu,
the Ancient Order Of Pyramids a,
the Royal Temple meeting TO Be
held at Deuver in September.
Miss Ida Crabb VIII 70 to St.
Louis Saturday, whsrs she will
study the styles Of millinery for the
coming tall and winter.
Rev. Phil Stark preached al the
Christian Church in this city sun
day, while Rev. r. X. Coffey
preached ~ bis church At Hughss-
vile, No.
c. 4. YanVoorhis, wife aud
daughter, who have been visiting
relatives here shs past two weeks,
! lsf, Tor their hone ia Yates Center.
Ksns,, Taesday.
HoyTs Comedy Co. az the Open
House al this week. are giving
series OF entertainments that ats
highly appreciated b The puhlie
The menbsu Of ths onmpaay arr
pleasant people ana are always
welcome in Rieh Hll.
The Repaehcaa Senatorial Com.
miitee Of the l6ih senatorial Dis
tEie, met in Applsion City Lass Fri
day, Aug. S. sad attended TO suel
matters as the preliminary work o
the campaign required and adjourn
sd 70 meet again ePon esll OF ths
chairman. Ensooragiag rspot
some from sll The counties IN Ia
district.
l oae way excursions 10 tue aoysh
west and California po,ass On sal
ausipg Ssp,enhsr and October, yi
the Me. Pse. Rvs Billings. Mont.
and insesmeliase poiois. si7.
lislsas, Butte aud iossrszssa, s,
points, Sat.o0 Spokane and ia
,srmediase poin,s, $as So. P0r
land. rscema, and msssmeslill
posnts, $500. calisopis apa q
'ssmsai,,s pelnls, $ss.oo r. a
lBaasy, Ags
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
80 ID Ah.snes Eslsaael-

News has hgsn communicated 10
tie Postosiiee Department Depart
meal that the leave of absence Of
Mr r c, VsnMa,re, postmaster,
had been extended iron August IS,
to sept Is This is goad nsws,
and with the additional report Of
Ma NanMslfs's impEovemsnl 10
heailh and sgain sssuais his duties.
-Mauensbarg Standard Herald.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

E4russlon tickets ou sals 70 Degr
ser. colossdo Spungs. Pueblo,
Glsnwoad Springs, Sab Lake asa
Ogden, a one iaIe pias Ss.eo loG
he .'Foand zip. o. ne following
daiss June 1 Is a.. June IS . 81,
luiy a % "A, Apsssf s % "a,
Augrsl s5 b g. and Sepls,nher
a iots Fiasl rsnsp Enii Nei.
obss ss.-R. a bAilss Aet
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
Card of Thanks.

wish to thank my many friends
through the eolumes Of THE TRI-
BUNE Tor the kindness they bestow-
cd upon me during the sickness and
death Of my husband.
Mas. {. w. Cooper.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

nr NJ. h. GllmoFs aud wife, Of
Adsiaa, ase ia ,he sity, guests oi
Ire iamiiy ofGeo. Cook.
Als Iimmons, daughlsr Of Mr.
aaa Mss, r. G. ward, and bss
hasssad Rev Joseph Timmeoa.
ate Nistiog heT parents a 'hsi'
hoae west 81 lhs e.sy
Resd fnE rRiseNK
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

Waiter Gbbo-s vas 1p froz
Rich Hal the latter part og iasf
vsek sisiting his parents
Mrs. Manchesser. Of Rich HEn
IS visiting here with her Parra.s,
Dr.. A. e Biaekman ard wife. .
At the Tetidsnce Of Wa.
Rgdedge. IN Prescotf, Kansas On
Tuesday. August 5ihs Alva Lips
comb. Of Oiafbe, Kansas ard Miss
Beatrice Hsndersou. of Rlch Hill,
No, were unitsd 10 uaarrizge -
Wm. Ruiledge. Justice Of fhe
Psace.-Piezsanton Enserpsiss.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

Campbell Bros. circus was here
Wednesday and WAS al that was
advertised. The parade and morn
ing performance was good. and the
evenings entertainment was splen-
did and enjoyed by large crowds.