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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06
NOTICE

A meeting Of the Washington coun-
ty executive committee is called for
Monday, June 18th, IL noon, at the
office Of Percy and Campbell, In
Greenyille. Mississippi, for the purr
pose Of determining how tine choice
of Washington county for fioater
senator shall be ascertained, 50 that
such choice can be submitted to the
two counties at the regular August
primary. Leroy Percy.
Chairman Executive Committe.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06
GARD OF THANKS.

In the name Of Mis- Beulah Bishop.
I desire to thank the good people Of
Greenville for their kindly interest
shown for her and their generous and
Substantial sympathy. as evidenced BY
the purse Of si2e. 10 Rcontributed BY
them and deposited to her credit in
the First National Bank, besides other
funds and presents that have been
sent direct to her w. 8. Marks.
Local Manager, Cumberland Tel
and Tel. Go.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06

The present year Of our city schools
has been very successful one and
the teachers and scholars have justly
won by work and advancement the
few months of recreation and rest,
Below is given list Of the graduates
this year.
George T. Hider. Myrtle Rose, Elise
v. Pohl, Inez L. Fulweiler, John B..
Webb, Leah kB. Heilbron, Kate ".
Hatch and Bernard Slawter.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06
THE LYNCHING.

From the Jail Dennis was walked
up the middle of the street to the
front of the telephone exchange. Here
he was halted and rope thrown over
the cables extending across the street.
He was asked if he had anything to
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06
SOMETHING DOING.

In the meantime the news Of the
prisoner being carried back to Jail
was disappointment to the citizens
who were after him and the deter
mined Look on the face of every man
meant more. By two O'Clock knots OF
men were gathered on every corner
urging that delay should cease and
that immediate action should be taken
and in less than an hour all were mov-
ing on the court house.. While the
sheriff, Judge and district attorney
were urging the crowd to dispurse
a i'd let the law take its course, word
WIS brouhgt in that the mob was
breaking into Jail. Everybody then
started for the Jail, and here again
the officers of the law protested, but
no attention was paid to their en-
treaties. In the next few minutes a
railroad iron battered in the door and
the men were inside. The prisoner
was pointed out and having no keys
the mob broke the cell lock and
brought forth the prisoner.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06
NOTICE.

All those who are interested IL
the Sunshine Society are requested tt
meet at the Cowan Hotel on Mon
day at 10 a. m.
Miss Louise Hider.
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$3.50 so 1852 so

$3.50 so 1852 90
4 same be charged to county
d credited
"A. That change of assess
Leroy Percy, Sims and Will
granted.
n. That hands on Alps plan
changed to Road No. Ii.
kd, That bid Of r. McAtee
bridge across Murphy Bayou
led for 1886.
matter of a fence to be built
.ourt house grounds, the bid
Surges for 2,435 90 being low
Best bid was accepted. Said
be completed by September
ALLOWANCES.
B Thompson. .$Soo ""
Hunt. -. .......... olo 90
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06
Er,K,s EXCURSION.

The elegnat steamer, City OF st.
Louis, under charter of Davis BROS
vii Give a moonlight excursion mon,
1ar night for the bentiet of the local
lodge of Elk's. Everyone is lnyl.eu
and the small price charged, 90 Genus
shonld insure a large crowd.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06
TRIAL AND BOND.

An affidavit was sworn out against
the prisoner that morning and he was
brought before the mayor for trial at
the court house. On examination Of
he witnesses the mayor found out the
evidence pointed to more than amis-
demeanor and turned the prisoner ov-
or to osheriff, who, before the hundreds
of determined men in the court house
had realized what had been done, had
his prisoner again safely lodged in
the county Jail. Bond was asked for
and when set by the sheriff it was
quickly made and with the negroes
signature to it, it was presented to
Judge A. McC. Kimbrough for acceT-
tance. This the Judge did not do as
he realized what 1t meant and as an
officer sworn to protect the life Of a
prisoner and citizen, he said that he
"would think it over.''
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06

Services will be held at the Preaby
terian Church tomorrow morning No
service at night III courtesy ~ the
Baptist Church.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06

Mr.. Eugene Bogen has dep
q visit to his parents, Rabs~
Jas, Bogeu, ~ TexarkaD
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06

u Term Of the Board of
|srs washington County.


liable board of supervisors
uty held their regular June
Il court house in this city
the followg members be-
d A. Witners, president;
rski, F.M. Wallace,J Dean
Redd.
Owing orders we're passed.
Si,eiyed allowances made,
BIS granted:
That county convoit con-
allowed amount due coun-
[iots for April, $3.50 49, due
kowing report Of M Rosei-
Eiot contractor, was order
a and fled; =
rsat 32c. 'P"'o 80
A = 200 05
"a 90
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$978 aS $S7s ss

$273 aS $s7S sS
|lowing report of the sheriff
|vad. approved and filed:
turned over to contractor,
hd costs. ...........'poo@ Nv
4 .$220 SO
Los+s 80 30
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The closing exc
Of Lima IL
house
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
REAyLEY.

Mnp rain has beye sent Us aud VIZ
arc now assnr.d oi a fair cofn crop.
Prot Ben Ryan went 10 tAc hc
cram social at fairvicw SATURDAY.
night.
Mus. Nm. Robinson and Mr Jln
brown. of Rich Rtil. visited Airs Jas
Wills, al the new shaft saturday
Misses Lois lklamatcr and Ro
Lnhargar, pi Rich HIL visited Miss
Clela Aver saturday and sunday
Rev. Charlie Hamilton aud family
Of Scanmon. Hams, visited Mrs III
Mnler. AIR n's sister a few DAYS
last week.
Miss Julia Wheatky is visiting nj
atlyes az Foster
Miss MangaRt Wilson spvRt SAT-.
urlay aud sunday an home.
AR. Jim Robinson was cailng On
lady tricads hsrc sunday evening
The stork has visited oar rah
borRo0l several times iatsly, ana IA
its rounds ldp a little daughter a.
Ardy Arbogasts July 81 and a sol
az links Kicks GA 1ug ~
FssESE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
GETTING READY ron cAnr.

The officers Vt the Interstate Sol
d,er's Association are busy these
days completing the arrangements
for the annual reunion at Lake
Park. which begins Monday, Aug,
10, and lasts Tor one week,
Several thousand bills have been
posted and scattered over the eoun-
iry by those having charge OF the
advertising and this work is not yet
completed. Those who have been
engaged in ihis work report that the
prospects for a big attendance were
never better than this year.
Col Harry Mitchell, Capt. John
T. Birdseye, George Sullivan and
Others Of this city are pushing the
work here aud Col, ellison is sx-
peeied from Appleton City nsSl
week. The tents wall be here mex.
week and Will be pot up by Sa,ur
day, Augus, s, and everything be ir
readiness for the big meeting b,
that time.
Many Nevada people are anang
ing 10 spend the week 10 camp an,
hundreds from 4 distance vail b.
here 20 take in I! /, reunion aud hav.
= nice outing al he same time.
There wall e an abundance o
entertainment Tor the big crowd
aud there is no reason why thi
should not be the best reunion eve
held al Neyada.-Nevada Herald.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
IONEOAK.

Joe Gandcr il buildinga new gran
AIRY In which to store his crops.
We had several small showers the
latter part Of last week and eonsld-
cradle wind which blew the cora
down pretty badly.
W. scott and Sol Edwards were
camping ont Saturday night down
on the river sumew here. fishing.
Did not get much hsh, but lots 0i
mosquitoes bites,
Mrs. Bob Walters visited at Geo.
booths last sunday.
The young folks Of this neighbor-
hood had a dance at buddy Booths
last Saturday night. They IMPORT a
good time.
Dell Requa triedplowing saturday
after the rain. bat found IL sim
pretty dry. but as Il rainel another
shower Sunday, We think il viii
pillow better.
Alec Wilson was trading with Rich
Hul merchants Monday,
Mr. Ertkamp was in Rich Hhl
Monday and brought out a lot 81
hog win for fencing purposes
Mrs Gus GLAND Is SIN no better a,
this writing.
several parties are hauling thcig
old corn 20 Rich Hil aud getting Ak
for q.
pLow HoY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
FROM


Enron TrIHuSf
We are having
splendid weather for the late corn
crop. Just As We we're beginning
to need rain badly and The corn was
curling Up, a fne shO~sr came
along and liyened things up in
good shape.
Hay harvest Is shout over 30 far.
as the tame hay Is concerned, and
she cutting Of the prairie bay will
begin in a few days. We have 100
acres Of red top bound and expect
to thresh il next week. The SEED
crop will not be Is large this year
as last. Too cold aud too much
rain TO develop the seed stalks.
There IS q fine underground, but as
we bind ours, the underground IS
left on the ground. Ii will make
excellent pasture.
John began binding wheat on the
IS of June and By the goth had cut
ooH acres for ourselves and neigh
bors. Began cutting oats on the I'd
Of July and kept lhat up until tbere
were no more oats TO cut, when our
red top was ready for him. He
finished binding red TOP July 10Th.
having cut altogether about $50
acres OF wheat, oats and grass. II
is hard to tell who rejOioed most
John or his team.
The No. Co.'S drill near Us has
been idle for some time on account
of the drill beng fast in tbs bottom
Of a Goo foot hole, aud their inabil-
rty to procure the proper tools with
which &c recover il. They have
Just received the last tools ordered
and hope TO be at work in a few
days.
The B. V. Co.'S drill is making
good time. Gong down at the
rate of 10 feet every "A hours
They were 30 unfortunate as 10
break two knockers last week, but
are at work again. They have
reached a depth OF 40 .eet and have
passed through oil sand that midi
Gates success ia the near future.
C. A. BmD.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06

Mr.. {. p. Wagner. one Of y Z
old pioneer eitizels Of Rich Hill,
died At his home IN this city Saiur-
day August rat, In The S5lh year
OF his age.
lie was . native Of Germany and
aud married Miss Agnes Ebener in
Loekwitz, Germany, in 1853. and
came to this country in 1854, and
settled in Texas. but came TO Ray
county, Missouri, about 1857.
When the civil war broke out he
enlisted in CO. z. Iiih Mo. Rgt.,
and again ia CO. c. 18th Mo. Cav.
and served during the war.
lie leaves 8 widow. seven chill.
dren and q number Of grandehil-
dren. MI. Frank Wagner and
Mrs. Guido Jaeger o. Rich HILL, are
among the children.
Mr.. Wagner was highly respect
ed and esteemed for his many good
qualities as a citizen and neighbor.
His old soldier friends acted as pail
bearers and the remains were laid
away in Greenlawn cemetery.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
500 Reward. 500.

Thepaders OF this paper viii le
pleased 10 learn that there Is atleast
one dreaded disease that science has
en able to eure Ia all its Stages aud
that 4 Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive chm now
known 60 the medical fraternity
Gttarrh teing n constitutional dir
case, Requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Carc Is taken
Internally, acting directly upon the
blood aud mucous surfaces Of the
system. thereby destroy ing the
foundation ut the dlsease. aud giving
the patient stcngth by building up
the constitution and assisting ma.
turc IN doing Us work. Tho prOprie-
tons have so much faith Ia its eura
tive powers. that they ohcr one
Hundred Dollars Tor ANY casa that a
tails 10 eure send ier llsi II te~tt
mnninls,
\, j. CHENEY &Cn, T0lelo. a.
Sold hy nruRgists. i5c
Halls Family flils aN the best.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06

Saturday las, was a lively day, as
usual. with our merchants.
Jno. S. Craig is spending several
days IN this city with his family.
Jas. Z. Bailey. from as, Of the
rver, was ia the city last Saturday
trading.
Anthony sauoris, from south
Of Sprague, was on a streets last
Saturday.
J. T. Rosbrook, commission mer-
chant OF Kansas City, was in town
Las, Friday
The case Of Senator VIM p.
Sullivan, special Judge Timmons,
wa, set over TO Aug 10th.
Dan Mcconnell, with his phylos-
ephy. was in the city Monday Dan
"a a good talker and As a friend 10
everybody.
Gifard Wilson, upon whose land
the New Home Coal Cos new shaft
has been sunk, WAS in the city last
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Elsie Burch, who has beer
visiting her parents, Ms. aud Mn
{. 6. Barnett, returned to he.
home m Kansas City last Saturday
Miss Adah Caeveuon entertained
anumber Of her friends a her homI
on Walnut street, last Thursday al
lemoon, mos, delightfully."-. Dain',
refreshments were served and en-
joYed by all.
Gail Geneh returned last Sunda
moming from a months soiour
down in the classic regions OF Al
kansas, a, The aneien, city Of Bates
VILE.
The State Camp Of the n. "
A. will be held at Warrensbuu
September q aud s.. That eli
guarantees the committee s%elec,ir
the place Of holding the camp, $40
20 delray the expenses OF the cam
Head Counsel A. 4. Talbot.
Omaha. Mayor Reed Of Kans
Guy. los. W. Folk Of 81, lsoui
and lahn n, Atwood Of ksnsa
have been selected ~ tbs pgomins
speakers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
use ALItH'S FOOT-EASt,

A poWdcr a. ~ shakea iuto the.
SHOES Nenr tvt tel swolen. negyous
ana het. and gct und rasilN. Hy0u
haVc achiag ket tgy Alleus Foot.
Eaae IL rets tbe sNt aad makes
new az ught shoes rasy C0res aea.
ing sWosee s0ragsg ket t1stcU
aud eatioas spot RelaNes corus
aud heaions x an pain ANA siycs
rst aud eomf1Ft Try it to-day
Sold by an pgnsssss and ShcelNai.
.erS Ie nea't aecept any suDssl-
.tnte rrial ptskaze FREE Ad-
dDs@ Aika 5 olmstea. L. Res, N,Y.
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mns. KArnAnlxE nsoLUEE

Mrs. Katherine Mcclure died at
the residence Of her son-in-law,
Geo. Trammell. near Carbon Cen
tire, Sunday afternoon, Aug. 2,aged
"a. Deceased wa a native Of
Pennsylvania. where she married,
aud from which state her husband
enlisted in the army aud died in the
army in Washington City during
tbc war. She never married again.
She came 10 Vernon county with
her family aud friends soon after
the war and remained here perma.
nently. She left surviving her three
daughters and one son. The
daughters are Mrs. Geo. TIsmmel,
Mrs. Fred Tartar o. Vernon county,
Mr. Belle Bartlett of Oklahoma,
and the son. A. r. Mcclure of the
Indian Territory
She suffered a stroke OF paralysis
July ~ and from it never recovered.
She was loved by her children, was
a good neighbor and a most excel
lent woman. Her funeral occurred
at Carbon Center. Monday after
noon and she was buried in th,
Carbon Center cemetery.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
Ordsr q P~ubIIcslIsa.

state 81 Bisstlri.
CoBnly q BATES
IN The Circuit Court - Bates counfy.
Missouri. In Naeistioo. August gfb.
1870 geOree w Wilson and MlaI
Wilson. plaintiffs. W. Jacob A.
mold. JeFemiah . Patgiekaad John
X Hobbs defendants.
Now az this day eofaes thc plata
tns hg their attorneys. Tculpkt0n
4 Haies and o. their petition AMI
AFFIDAVIT. alleging, among other
thinzs that deieBdante. Jacob
Arnold. Jen-miah q. Patrick and
JOha a. Hubble sn rot nsiienfs 81
the state u Missouri
Wlleneupon u b. ouiercsl ~ ~
eiefk IN vacation that said detnsL
ants be notified by p~Hbiicati0n that
plaintiffs have eommeuaed q sait
against them in THE court. retsrna-
Die 20 the October terms tfeneok. 81
whieh petition 81 s. alleged that
plaintiffs = the owners a the east
half a the northwest quarter q.
section -. township -. q range
ia Bates county. Missouri and that
they and their grant0rs and tboz
by. through ard under whom they
claim have tsen IN the anezeiusiFe.
adverse, peacabh. and undisturtei
possession q said lands for more
than ten years last past That d.
fendanta claim some Interest ta said
Lands the nature aud ehahacter -
which claim = unknown 10 plaintiffs
and cannot b. described nere4n eE-
oept that said claim s adrerse and
preludlcial 10 plaintiffs.
Wherefore the plaintiffs pray the
court 70 trT. ascertain. aud deter
mine the estate title and interests q
plaintiffs and DESCENDANTS respective
~. Ia aud to the real estate af0re
said. and 10 define aud adiudee By
its judgment and decree, the title.
estate and interest 81 plaintiffs and
defendants herein. several.y. in and
10 said neal property. according 70
the statutes ia such cases made pro
vided, and for all other and further
proper relief 70 the court deemed
htting and just Plaintiff further
states that the above named defend
ants are m-on-residents u the state u
Missouri.
And that unless the said
Jacob Arnold. jeremiah q. Patrick
and John X. Hubble be and appear
at this court, at the next term thene-
OF, TO Be begun and holden at the
court house, in the city Of Butler, in
said county. on the 9Th day q Octo-
Der next. and on the first day q said
term. answer or plead to the peti-
ton in said cause. the same viii bs
taken as confessed. and Judgment
win be rendered accordingly.
And be IL further ordered. that a
copy hereof be published. according
10 Law. In The RUH HLL TRIBUNE.
"a weekly newspaper printed and
published in Bates county, 30. tor
four weeks successfully, the last in
sertlon 70 Ice at least thirty days be-
fore the FIRST day oi the next term u
the Circuit Court
J. 4. PATTERSON,
Circuit Clerk
a true copy al the Decori.
- Witness my hand and abs
sEAL Seal 81 the Circuit Court 81
Bates county, this 4th dap
90 August, lso.
J. a. PATTERSON.
Circuit Clerk.
by C. NJ BARRLEV, Deputy Clerk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
SPRAGUE,

o. 7. Holland Is nearly through
having He Is running two gangs
81 stackens.
d. NJ. Wallace Is about through
laying by his corn.
Mcdonnell Bros arr blowing for
wheat.
Bud Holland had thrc head 81
cattle killed IN bis Iastane sunday,
by lightning Ne bear they belong
81 IA James Holland. BuH's unelc
J. W, nobbitt wa In Rich Hnl
Friday on business
The rain sunday almost inArs =
good crop o. cornou the early plant.
ing.
COZ
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06

IL. c. May, for many years a
well known and highly respected
citizen Of this city, died Aug. Ist,
al the Nevada asylum, sged S.
years. He lett surviving him his
wife, now visiting in Idaho, and
Que sou, Roy May, living in this
city. While his mind was some
what elouded in his later years, yet
he was a good citizen and an ex-
~cellsnt man.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
rmE IN

Lsfge efowds bsfe aissnded he
fir bofh Tuesday and yesterday,
and lnfgsr crowds seem 20 Be n
order for loday ard tomorrow
The racing seems 70 he up 70 lbe
cxpectations of 90 interested. snd
success Gems 70 ie an assured fast.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06

WANTRn-VOpN0 MEN 10 prfare
Interstate COR lnst.,tfslar tlapiis
IA TVS
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
walnut street n 4 Church.

There viii be preaching a, the
Walnut Street 81. <. Church mex,
Sunday al n a. m, and S p. m. by
the pastor,
Sunday School at 9,4s a. m.
Junior League at ago p. m.
Epworth League at ? p. M
Prayer meeting Thursday 1890.
CHAs. O. JANIS, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06

There will be preaching service
sunday at ~ a. IN, and s
p. IN.
Prayer meeting Thursday ; p m,
Sunday sehoai a slaS .. "a.
J0aiof Endeasor ~ SIP m.
Senior Endsesog a, p m.
". b cHANOKltoR.
Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06

Z LOCAL BRIEFS. I
eeSeeeeseee

w. o. Aikeson was down from
Butler Wednesday.
Judge Hazel continued the case
Of Senator Matthews to Aug. 3tst.
Some private money to loan on
good real estate security Gro. r..
HUcKKBY.
Harry Cook, OF lows, Is in she
city visiting his sister Mrs. DR..
Heylmun.
Miss Ida Hines, OF Kansas City,
is spending a few days with friends
IN This city.
F. d. Lane add c. A. Lane and
wife, from EAST Of the river. were in
the city Tuesday.
Jas. a. Brown came down from
Danfcrth, Tuesday, to visit bis
family and take in the fair.
Mrs. Geo. Davis arrived home
Tuesday from a visit to relatives in
north Missouri, quite sick.
Frank Jones. postmaster st Reav-
ley. was ia the city Tuesday attend
ing to some business matters.
Uncle Billy Robinson, Of the
ReavIey neigbborhood, was in town
Tuesday selling a load Of oats.
Summer.tourist rates TO Pertle
Springs via to Mo. p. Tickets on
sale daily May 18th to Oct. Ist.
MIR. John Brodie is quite sick at
his home on Lashbrook avenue,
with chances against his recovery.
Some Of our Hume neighbors
have turned the gas on full blast
aud believe there is ''more to
follow"
w. II. Blankenbeker. wife and
children, of Olalhe, Kansas. are
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. J. w. Snider.
Mrs. BIS parents.
Special excursions to Colorado,
Utah and South Dakota, via The
No. p. Ry Tickets on sale daily
June ist to Sept. goth. One fare
plus $a.oo for the round trip.
The ex-eoniederates Of Vernon
county viii hold their annual pic.
mic at Lake Park, Nevada, Angus
~. As the association has . large
membership in the county, a big
time is expected.
o. A. X. SanFraneiseo. SIS 10.
the round trip via the Mo. p. Ry.
Tickets on sale Aug. S-I4. Fina
return limit October 18Th, stop ov
ers allowed going and returning a.
and west Of Colorado points.
Dan'l Z. Hutton was ia the cit,
last Saturday. lie is one of III,
Canadian settlers that returned ic
Missouri some time ago. lie still
holds MS land ,hsre aud may e
back some OF these days.
On July gst the ST. Louis \ San
Francisco Railroad CO., assumed
charge of the line formerly knOwI
a. the Ozark & Cherokee Centra
Railway, extending Westward.
trem Fayetteville. Ark, to oImul
gee, Indian Territory, a distance o
1889 miles.
The county court We understan.
has appropriated $50 ior making
display OF Bates county products Z
, the ST. Louis Worlds Fair. Thi
IS all right as a beginning, but
. county Ike Bates should mol, lhia
, OF going down TO 81 Louis wi,
b less than a $500 show.
A Mr.. Dorman, who lived ju.
, south Of Panama, was killed by
Missouri Pacific freight train Ia
/, Thursday abou, noon. lie vi
going home at the mon hour alor
The railroad uask. when be ".
n struck and killed. lie was abo.
70 years old and somewhat De.
aal is supposed not TO have heaI
the train. He leaves a wife, 81
and daughter surviving him.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
HOUSE DRUG SIORt

BUY YoUR PERFUMES nERF
Va CARsY PAiAiGRS CEiEneArEo
RNRrvNEG -aK vEsV EEsr MAng
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-06
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.

RomaAekers wnlaud thar they
can gctaN the Information apogt
thc country aud hands for sate.
that thcS want. from us We are
dealing iu lands ln that country.
and we WIN ~ pitaaAi 10 calt
aud ~ Nou. or viii and you AN
Ihr MTeFntune that Nuu lahy
want iu rctcnence 90 Ihe country,
VI would H. ptras-l to have
you cail aud ~v as ur Nsal as
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New Members
OF Beta Circle.

At the meeting of Beta circle
Women OF Woodcraft, held yesterday
afternoon six candidates were initiat-
ed, three applications received for
membership and five names balloted
on. Those initiated were Mrs. Susie
Hammond, Mrs. Georgia Sawdey Mrs.
Daisy Reed. Miss Hazel Brown, Mrs.
l." II. Wisten and Mr.. George Il.
koontz, After the business was Nm
ished short social session was held
and refreshments We're served. There
will be dance given by the circle
next Thursday night in Fraternal
hall, fourth floor, Reamer's orches-
ira will furnish the music