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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-18

Chapped hands, cracked lips
and roughness Of the skin cured
quickly by Banner Sslve, the most
healing ointment in the world
If Banner Salve doesn't cure your
piles. your money viii be return
ed. 1t is a most healing medicine.
Sold BY Jas Pettyiohns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-18

Some ilas ago my daughter
caas hstA severe eeld4 qae con-
pn.aeipJ psinsin -hgr chpst aur
a bad c0ug case her Cham
berlains Goaah RehlsBy accord.
dinS g d2seiions and in-fet
days she was well an1abie 10 colo
school. bave used this rem :
dy ia my fam.ly for lhe pssr
seven years and have never
knowa il to fail saYs James Pen
dergast, merchant, Aunato BAY.
Jalmaoa, West lndia, Islands.
The pains ia lhe chest Indicated
an appgoaching attack az pneumo
Hia, which in.thisinsiaace was nn-
denhiediY varied ofi bg. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, itcoant r.
acis any tendency ot q cold toward
pnonmoRia. Sod bYaihe Palace
Dfng Sore
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-18

save ovcx 50 per eent. b fnsurinE your
properly = the National Dwelling House
Insuraace COMPANY. against loss oy Gre and
lightning. and IN the Hisaouri Farmers' Tor
nae IasurnHce Cowpany against loss b.
ternadoes- cycioacs and uindatorms Er y
honest loss has been adiuata1 nad paid with
o1t delay. and the comraaF ha6 been runninE
oror teu Tears wll1ent ElaGla onzs cf htlE4-
iio1.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-18
For Pneumonfa.

DR.. CD. Bishop, Agnew, Mich.
says. ] have used Foley's Honey
and Tar IN three very severe cas-.
es Of pneumonia with good re-
suits In every case. Beware ol
substitutes. Sold BY Jas. Petit.
iohns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-18
FIads Nag b Llglae

Ihe striiiug aanonncbmenl ol
o Discovery lhaf viii surely
lmeiten lsfs IS made ly rliter ".
"a Dowrey of Chnl aheeo, III
faana. WISH to state, h- vsiic-
t3sf Dr. ikiae's View Discovery
lor Consump.ioui thp most lu
fallablp remedy that ! have ever
krobH fur Coughs. Colds ANA
Grip. rs Invaluable to people
with weak lungs. Having this
wonderful medicine no one need
dread pneumonia or consumption
II relief is instant aud cure Ger
tain. Brown s. Co. guarantee
5verv SOC aud Sl00 bottle. and
give trial bottle free
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-18

For Piorsaares aal Pruning IiOoks.
A dispatch to a London nowspa-
rer from Rome says that ihe pspe
has ordered that about 10000 old
swords, halberds, spears and battle
axes in the vatican armory be mol-
ted and the iron sold. A furnace
for the purpose has been erected
in the yaticaR gardens. The weap-
.ons are useless except as ourios, and
cost q great deal to keep them pol
ished.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-18

A good six room residence and
a quarter block Of land can be
bought very cheap by applying At
this olaee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-18

stt bVJ7 Liie pay co.
have q few words to say re-
gafding Chamberiaius Cough
Remedy. Itsayed my little hoy's
life and I feel lhat I cannot praise
g eneush / bought q bottle of 1t
from a p. sffere Of Goodwin, s..
p, sad wheu gol home wi.H 81
che psor bss,g cuaia 'ngrriiy
.eic&he ] gaze The medicine as
Hreeftd every ten minutes uDtilhe
rthfew up7 and mon j thought
<uf g" ia was going 50 Choke to-
deatll. ANc had to pull tls phlegm
EN- ct bis 9oafii ig great long
strings am positive that i9t +
haN not got hal holtle of cough
medlcinak sly AoY WeHl not be On
eaClh loj9x. joel Dsmolt,f ln'
Noql Lowe.
tFoc saie AZ lbe PNaee DsQe
tore.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
DEATHS.
MFa. Blanche Rhoeker.

On Tbursdsy incoming, Dee. l6,
MIA Blanche shosLsy passed away
fron this life on earth, after an III
ness Of several days, which was q
ssd shock to her many relatives ard
friends, Tor one 80 young in life to
depart with all the wants and pleas.
urss surrounding her who palways
bad 9 kind word for ell and lived =
bright Chris,isn life.
Mira Shoekev was numbered
among the bright young people Of
this community and an associate Of
the young group, Der maiden name
was Miss Blanche Griffin until
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 79, 1890,
when she became the happy bride Of
Mr.. J. G. ShockeT, a bright young
man Of this community. who has
been . faithful husband TO her, as
she had been a iRithful wife to him.
Mrs. Shockey was rs years, /
month and 10 days old and had been
married 1 year aud 1 month. She
H~as baptized by Rev. c. v. Shu
Ienborger Of the NJ. E. Church
South, which she beaame a men,
Der Of at the age OF IS years, and
had lived a true Christian life ever
since. On Sept a5'h 10 this hsppy
union was born a bright baby boy.
who wss the idol Of his mothers $
heart and the pride Of her life. Be
side the sorrow stricken husband aud
the Ysung son who does not know
The sorrow Of the loss Of a moihsr's $
care, she lesves~ father, mother,
three brothers and three sisters, and
the sntiTe community 20 mourn her
Ioss, while the angels of Heaven are
,sjOieing to gather one NOSE to the
field. Rev. Shulenburger conducted
the funeral services and Rev. Neil
SeOk spoke a few words OF touch
ing interest, aIterowhieh the remains
were laid to rest in the Papinvilie
cemetery.
We have sorrows. we have troubles
whiie we i've this liie on earth.
But our dcnr ones they must leave
Ne,
when they depart this life on earth
But DER father. lie VIII shield us,
Ne viii care for all our wants,
" Ne VIII but only belleve him.
bat this day he has taken from us,
One whom wo dearly loved.
A FRIESD.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

Philip Yshis, eus ol our aardy
Gsrmsn citirsps. aisdilsu saiur6sy
night. Dee. IS. sfisf : sboyt illne1
Of construction Of ,hs hcwsls. lie
was seen on the stresis Mond.y 81
Tuesday snd wns isksn sick Tues.
day night. An opsrssion was per
formed, but the sgs sf The patient
and bis physical syndiiiou were
sgsinsi him. Ills condition was re-
gar5ed as slmOst hopeless IRON The
FIRST. He was buried from bis bone
in the northeast part Of the city,
Rev. c. d. SpiIiman conducting the
funeral services. Deceased leaves
a large family Of children, al about
grown.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

-Mrs- Ben Moore returned 70
her ASms IN Bu,lsr Sunday.
-Chssser Rsiskia WASTED frseads
in EldorsdO SprinEs isss week.
Kiss Ireus Orr arrived bons
Mon6sy froas vi,i, to Kansas City
frisnds.
-.stiss Clara Sniih went to Car
thnge MOndsy where she vii be
The guest Of frisads.
Bert BueksTidEe ard wife hzys
returned bone from their visit 10
relatives at BOonviils.
y. T. Rsavlsy and wife we're m
the city MOnday visiting thsir dsugh-
ter, Mrs. L M. Gnafib.
&C. c. Barnett spsa, several
GAYS with his family and wsns to
church with them laz Ssnasr.
-FSsnk wiliisns, Of the Afshu.
Coal ComPaay. Is ia Ohio visiting
b, mother and ether relatives. and
saioYisE himself generally.
-MrA W. ". Fsrxusoa and
dsushssr, Kitsis, returned nems
Tuesday trem a visit with home
folks at Fayssse. Mo.
-MF. snd Mrs. II. G. Ssrsksr
are entertaining Ms. aad Mrs.. I. a.
Harvey ssd sAiidEsn. ol lIaEisen-
vile. Who SaRs down oa a New
Years Wait Ms. Harvey Is a sis-
ter 70 NT. SPEAKER,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
From ChstOeAh, Ind. ry.

a letter from Uncle John Kio Us
now located at ChecotAh, Ind. Ty
says:
This Is pretty wild country.
The civil law is pretty generally sx-
pressed in s4S ealibre Colts revol.
yer. Twas in a doctors Office yes
,erday where sone Iidgsn,s were
taken for repairs After a decision
bad been given and iron the chunks
OF meat laying around. l came 10
the conclusion that the verdict had
been pretty hravy. This is = good
country and CAs,oesh is = good live
town. I do not know the populs-
ton bui The town is about q mile
square. Thers Is a big racing ners
to-day and I expect to hear OF q
lively time. Ny health is 90 poor
that am not able 10 be oai much
| think the whites wiIl no, be long
in skinning the indians out Of lheig
land. ! have ms, soms vsry nies
people here and several stores lhs,
VIII compare very iasorably with
the Cowlss- MsKlbbsn Msrr. Co,
with much better buildings, Il
agtesable 10 you, when san bs
ahou, more may write up ,his par,
Of the eOanly. bus If don't gsi
better health I will Be ons Of Gen,
Grants good indians.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

We are ia receipt OF = neatly
priated snnounermeat IN the words
and figures follswings "Mr aud
Mrs. II. p. Baker announce the
marriage Of their dasgh;er, Clara
Edith, to Leonard IIegnaueT,
Tuesday. Dseember swenty-fourth.
nineteen hundred and one, Onarga,
Illinois. At home after January
first, Onnrgs, IIIinois." "
The many friends Of Prof. Hsg-
nauer win be pleased to learn that
he has abandoned bsehelorhood and
joined the host Of benedicis who
have ehesriuIlY taken upon them
selves the Bondage Of matrimonial
serviiude- Tia good thing for a
young man so Do for a man is only
half = man until be Is married. at
is not good for man 10 live alone,
and marriage is not failure except
with those who make Il 50. We
trust the oonsiderate life s-d good
judgment Of Prof. iIsgnauer ID ,be
selection Of the partner OF his jews
and sOTrows that he has selected one
of the rarest and best Of Mother
Ewes fAirest daughters.
Leonard Hegnassr is one Of the
nobiess and best yoang men that
ever went out from one of Bates
eounty's best homes. OF a family
noted for sterling integrity aud un-
taltering devotIon TO good principles,
be is an honor to his parents, and
his host Of friends Tsjoies in each
successive step in his life, realizing
and believing that the ultimate re-
suit viii be what is expected, sue
cess erowning a useful snd well
spent life May welded bliss fol-
low him and his bride and mas his
name be perPeluSssd after him in
the long years to come, is ,bs wish
Of THE TRiBvSE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

To all our patrons a Happy New
Year. May there be many resHrns
Of the like. Another way marx IN
the journey Of life has been pssssd.
The record Of another year !, msde.
II the record has been good, IL is
we'll il bad, Il cannot be changed.
The past. both good and bad, Is
sternally Fixed. No ensures, no
interlination, no aiterations are al.
lowed. The record IS made; the
account is closed the book is sesi-
ed. Only the present belongs TO US.
The future you may influence n
some MEASURE and possibly improve
IL we will. We have the lamp Of
experience to guide rs, bu, some.
times its light is exceeding dim.
But to all there is hope and the
rainbow Of the future Is always be.
fore US, at the end of which lies the
fountain Of ell our plsus, aims and
ambitions. Nay ever rsadrr Of
these lines succeed in all bis plans
for good. reach The highest aims
and attain the ends of an his isud.
able ambitions.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

Mn Sarah Auasmilh, wife Of
wesley Arsrsmi,h died at her home
Sunday, Dee. a9 att m.
Mn. Smith has been a sufferer
from eOPsamption for a long time,
and realized that sis must soon
meet death. She was a kind and
lOl ing wife and indulgent mother,
and was held in high esteem by an
her frisnds and nsighbou. Besides
her parents, she leaves = husband
and little soa 10 mourn Der loss,
The funeral services were held
from The home on east Chestnut
street. MOnday At p. m, conduct.
Cd BY Rev. r. X. Csfsy. OF The
Chrialisn Church. TnK TRInVSK
with many iriends sx,sad sympathy
10 ths hsFcavsd ones
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
Frank smsad

Mr.. Frank Smead died al his
home in the east pant Of this city,
Monday, Dee. so, at p. m. His
death was the result OF wound re-
eeived = week ago in the mines, an
account Of which appeared in our
last weeks issue.
Mr.. Smesd was born in Wiscon-
sin In July, ISS3. He and bis fam
lily, wife. three daughters and two
sOns, came 70 Rich Hill from ST.
CLAIR county, Mo-, las, July. Mr..
Smesd Was an honest, upright, good
hearted man and won the respect
and good viii Of an with whom he
was sssoeiAted. lie was a kind,
loving husband snd father he
sides his wife and children, he
leaves an aged mother and three
sisters who reside in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Tie funeral took place from ,hs
homs Tuesday afternoon at O..
clock, conducted by Rev. w. T.
Pylss Of the ~. +, Church. Inter.
msnt in Green Lawn Cemetery,
THE TRIpuNE joirs the many
friends Of the family in extending
sympathy in their time Of sOrrOw.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

This i ihs iiue Of ysar fsr . Esn-
sral srftieneus & easmsnfng 80
ssuuss snd u ser sshssMx wslI
Gene ia nnd Psy up 80 srsrss an&
rsnsw log sn0thrE yrsr, 40 wiH -
hAndsous - sh<a u "a wsy -
eood literature. SAsst tms ssssis-
meats make i0pE tizas fsisnas. Cal
and see rs sad sns szf VAST ne
Vii Do. We need DE msaey--yss
nesS The IitsrasErr.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
Go and see A Merry chas.,


Take your girl to see A Merry
Chase.
Bes, stoves for the least money at
Gench Bros.
Miss your supper but doh't miss
A Merry Chase.
Leo Loeb returned home Sunday
from his visit to relatives at ST.
Joseph.
DR.. ]. II. Cromwell and wife are
entertaining a young son and heir
at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Campbell are
entertaining two OF their cousins
from Kansas City.
While Flsve Tygard was extract.
ing some shells from bis Winchester
rife Tuesday, the gun was aeei.
dsntally discharged, but no one was
hurt
Mrs. MaIinda Burgets, mother Of
Mrs. viii Mudd, died ,iussdsy aud
was burned Wednesday afternoon
from the home OF her son-in-law in
the south par, OF the city.
The NJ. F. NJ. Club held an In
teres,ing meeting Monday night.
They initiated two new members
and gave Henry Woods a good send
off on his return home.
To lovers Of a good minstrel
show We will say that yoG cannot
afford to stay away from the Who
What When performance tonight.
Il is away above the average and
there will be change Of songs.
The company is simply "Out Of
sight. t."-Mineola (TeS.) Daily
Courier
The remains OF Mrs. Belle Early
were brought here from Kansas
City Tor intermsn, Monds,- Mn.
Early was the wife OF Jos. Esrly
formerly Of this city, and daugh.
ter Of the late a. J. Ballard. She
IS sayived by = husband. enc son
and four brothers. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon from
the NJ, E. Church, South.
The revival meetings a, the Bap.
Ii,t church have been prosrvs,inE
with good success and an iaeress.
ing interest for ssyeral nights. Rev,
| {. ID. Spiiiman Is assisting Rev,
Kyle, the pastor, and viii be with
him for several nIghtt yet. Th,
public is cordially invited to attend.
There have been fourteen additions
to the ehurehsup 10 date, aud proc.
pse1s good Tor greater sasesss.
Cliff Hatcher and win Stoves
had li,lls 6s,is settlement up on
Walnu, street last Monday. Some
blood was shed but not enough ts
settle the difficulty. There wa,
some dispute between them owe
coal weights which they tined 10 ss.,
! us with knock down arguments. ba
the police inler,ered and both y En-,
marched of TO see his honor. Judg,
Wright, and pay for their fun.
"The Eleventh Hour at ID,
Opera House Friday night.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

A sad aecideaf ceenrs4 af FIsass
ant Gap Christmas dAY. - whixA
Delbert Nafas lost Ne Efs. f14
iE co@PaaY with Rsthy c4@pheil
vas ous hunting. ssd il ssas vsy
be ieil, the gan be was eaEryinw
was discharged, ths bsitss pns-
srating his eFsia, killinx him -
ssangly.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

A sslsEEsm 10 ,hs iamily of G J.
Themss gives the sad inlslligeues
,ha, Pref. W. S, Cope. Formerly a
teacher IA our public schools, while
engaged ia his work as Eossfumsns
Surveyor. vas sssiously ,niared bY >
pole falling On him, hFsaklug his
leg and iujsrinE Ain Internally.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
Catarrh tannet he Cure.i

with LocAl ApPlioAIlons. ~ they can,
not reach ths ssAt al The disease
CAiAErh Il blood o. coasutatlopal
disease. snd IN order % eare h yea
must take intsfuai remedies. Halle
CalarFh Care Il taken internally Ana
acts dlFeesiy en- The blood aud macogs
surfaces, haii's CstsEfs csFsia aas =
QaAek mediCine Il Was prescribed
by one ~ The bsst Phys,eians Ia this
eouuEy for years. Aad n a FeSaiAf
prescription. II h e0wrosed u he
beat teolos knsWn, eosneinsa With gAs
bsss blood pafiasss. acting directly GA
The mecous suttaces. The psIiyci
easn blpAttoa a sae 40 laeredleals !,
~hai protoesa each weadsstol resall,
ID eorinE essarrh. Ssna fos iestilaon.
lal, fgee.
-. cbsuasy A o.. Toisda. q.
/ Add ~ efasrisls. fsa
nails Fsmily fllls afe ~ besl.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.


a Merry Chase is coming.
For stoves see Geneh Bros.
Doa't miss a Merry Chase.
Guns and ammunition 3, 6eneh
Bros
are yau going TO see A Merry
chasef
A ins Ese Of heating stoves St
Geneh Bros.
Tie Lyman Twins are IN a
Merry Chase.
The big farce comedy. A Merry
Chase, is eoming.
Me- 6co, A. Husksby and Miss
FrsnAae Walter visited relatives =,
Nevssa'Friday and Sa,urdaylast.
r D. Lane and wife. Of near
Pasiasyiile. entertained their daugh.
isr, Mr. Emss, Johannes and her
husbani ,ei Nevada, during the hOl-
idpyH
81. Geo. Ruble, up near vir.
gins, has natural gas well on his
plss that supplies his house with
bo.h light and heat lie has had
his house. Il,,cd throughout with gas
fx,vrcs 50 that he hasgas altogether
ior fusL
The WHO What When minstrel
shsw, which will give another per.
iormanee d the opera house to-
night, Is under the efficient man.
agemeni Of Nat Blossom and Al
Maria They are I'll good, and
wt trasl Our citizens viii give them
tie patronage tonight that they
desers.--M,neolA (reK.) Daily
Coulter
Rev Gkf 2 Moore preached an
execllcn, SERMON SUNDAY night al
the Walna, Street NJ. Z. Church &c
a large anal appreeiative audience.
Rev Moore made his asri in tbs
nlhis,,y from this shureh and hii
success Is matter Of interest TO Il,
membership, and they note with
pleasuFs his evider, progress in The
life woyk he has chosen,
Fred Elgert aud wife, with hir
! soejn-law, Mr, Sehoen, from Glad
stone, Nsh are in the city on Wis
Il TO August aud Julius Elgsrt, ais,
br7ther-ia.law, August Tssner o
Piltsburg, Kans. There was quit,
afamlly reunion Of relatives At IN,
home Of The Elgert Bros. sunday
aud q isas, Of IA, things iull OF mar
row, and wine upon the lees Mr.
Fred Elgelt and wife went yester
day TO pitssburg Kansas, where ,w,
sisters live, ior few days Walt, At
,er which lhey viii return to Riel
HIN bs Sunday and after sevsra
days stay here will depart Tor ,hei
hpme in Nebraska with ias goo
WISHES and tlsssings ri ell their rel
ai,es here,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

"The Eisven,h HouS" will opsn
Al shs Opera House Friday aight.
Jan. ;. This Is ths new play By
Liaeola Carter, and is Justly
eoundesed hy maay 10 b his best.
poa'. TAI . sss is.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
Eastern ssar Notice.

The olsesFs Of tbs Eastern star
will be ias,sllsd hondsy night, Jan.
6, 1894, in eeaasetios with the Ma.
s0os. A feil slssadanes Of al nsai.
bsrs and ofhSsss Is earnestly 70.
qUssssd.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
go413 3soss sBsB8sgssasae8n.
& PERSONALS.
eeeseeeesseseeseeseSe<G

ffttft
Tatsday ailsrpog
Jno. n Gross sasui he Sra of
ihe week - Milo, No.
-cap'. }. A. Payne vas 10 ihe
city On business. TUssdsy.
LEE Saiier has gore On svish
70 relatives 81 Chanuis, Kans.
Mis- Lena Rsppsrt ss,umsd
from hsT JOPlia visit today.
PROT Bert Kinbroush Is bpns
from . visit raih frisHas n ssuscO-
gee, l. T.
Mrs. T. P. Meals ru,urnss
Tuesday from her holiday risi. to
MosiTose.
Rev W. B. ChsneelIof .usi,ed
bis mother at Fl Scott tbs early
Psrt Of the week.
Mrs. $ iudtou Of WH-
liamsl0wn, was pleasant caller at
this Office Monday.
Miss Rose Smilh and Miss
Maggie Vsneleve wen; 10 Nevada
on q short visit Tuesday.
&C. c saudsrs, Of Nevada, va.
up visiting bis dsBgh,er. Mrs. s. A.
Miller, The past week.
"A b Holloway and wife re-
turned from Adrian Tuesday,wher.
they have been visiting.
DIR. Delamater and wife went
to lola, Kans-. 10 witness The in
.eomiag Of The New Year.
Prank Clark Of New Frsnklia,
is spending his holiday vacation
ai,h home folks, {. K DsruslI and
family.
Miss Rose Smith returned TO
Oklahoma Cfy Wednesday, after a
weeks visit with her parents and
friends.
Rev. King Stark, wife and
child, Of WarrsnsbuFg. visited Mrs.
S,ark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Crssg ihe first Of ihs week.
Mrs. Ayres, Of Kansas City.
who has been visiting the family Of
w. II. Fisher. and other relatives,
returned home Tuesdsy noon.
-ThoA Asbury sud family en-
teFiains3 Mr. As sisters Sunday,
Mrs W. Cook Of Nevada, and Mrs.
E. T. MeKinn ofSessl City.
Editor Sehaamloeael Of III,
Rockville S,ar,ace0mpaRiea BY Mr..
Chas. chnsiy, was in The city Moa.
day and called on THk TRIsuxE.
DIR Geo. Burrows returned
Tuesday night froyL a-l, % friend,
in Ssll,ssw lad. Ty., and Fl
Smith, Ark. lie reports a I'm,
time.
Fred Elgert and wife went tc
Pttsburg, Kans.. Wednesday,, te
viss, isieaas They win re,uru Sun.
day sad siss, ia this Gay fos son.
time
-Henry Woods, who spsn, ssv.
eral days visiting Rich Ilin and
Rockville insaas, returned to hi,
home At Coalgais, IaA t., Moa.
day night.
-R. z Loyins and wife Of Car
,hsgs, who have beeu visiting .hsil
pasea.s NJ snd Mrs. Z. 7. la.
bariele. auliag ihs holidays, ss
turned homr Aiaaasy
Pred Hickey lsA on The I p. m
trsia Mondsy. iar sbou yisi, with
hi, psicays q, Chsnuis Ksa~ II,
will ghsa rstuU to Kansas City /,
eOniinus bls Study Of msdieins,
-Mls FFe3die Mscoy and llgl,
dagghtsr, Of Hansas City, Kaus.
who have besn ihe guests Of be-
uae,e, Ms r. Matte aud vile. rs
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

We uish 10 lhaak sli wAs -
kiadly assisted us n mnsy pays
dadnE the sieknsss snd dssak Il sas
Husband Aud father.
Mas. 2. SsnAO q eEtEsSxs.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
ouR eLunnINe l.Isr.

NoN j. ihs ,ins 10 supply youg.
ssli pish geoa Fsad,ag matter tor
she eomipg year 6s, ,hs hsss.
Gel wha, Uil. s'srsss sea wsSk by
week and "a a.A y mep,h, fresh
aud nsW. a. Lous aud abroad.
Doa', iali % gee THE TRluvSr and
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
MonnN I.nan.

For lfom one 20 three years. on
gaod lala property.
II. p. RonlNsoN.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

VIII SEE an Increased number ofpeo-
pie visiting our Office. Not because
the teeth ol the people as whole
aro getting worse. but because the
Judgment Of the individual Is getting
better and our
-DC1ltal work
isprferred bccBusc Of It's superior
quality.
Beginning with this week our
priees are as follows:
Goodset tceth.............................S5.O0 IS. 90
best set tet ia .SS 90
Gold nillngs. s...........................s 90 up
Silver Filings. .Socts up
Cement aud Porcelain allings 5Oct up
Every plece OF work fully guaran.
fced.
Ctsh and see US.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
the OKLAHOMA COLONY co

With headquarters IN 81. Louis 4
now being organised. This h your
opportunity 20 securc.a cheap home
Ia the
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
"COMINe COUNTRY"

Write 60 the oklahoma Colony
Company. Ti7 Chestnut St.. 81
Louis, Mo, for iull particular.
which viii h. malled 10 you irse o
harge.
OTgaalllng Agsnls MlAlst d Zach
CenalI
The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-04
BUSINESS men
TAKE STEPS
To End The Street Car
Strike in the Cres.
cent City.

Bv Union Associated Press.
New Orleans, October A. The
street car strike sitxation took
new turn yesterday afternoon,
when three big retail merchants
of the city took sleeps to have
some sort of an agreement
reached. Retail trade has suf-
fered greatly and this afternoon
the merchants met at the St.
Charles hotel and decided that
unless the strike was called Off
by Saturday night they would
close down their establishments
indefinitely. This means the
throwing out of employment Of
about 5000 clerks and girls. The
merchants then turned their at
tention to affecting some kind Of
a settlement and a conference
with the parties interested will
be held.