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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

A u Stokes one ot the six irrign.
tlon superlnlendcnis OF the state. sta.
toned al Grand Junction, spent the
night In Durango. having come here
10 look over the water situation which
he hnds In good shape with no com.
plants Hc was In consultation with
Mr. Tin. who il water commissioner
Tor the Animas valley. Having import.
ant matters requiring attention in 9th
Ct parts OF the district he departed
this morning Mir Stokes Is the In.
Veutor OF tho gates used by the Monte
ruma valley canals and several other
large irriRating concerns
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10
Prom FRIDAY $ Daily

Prom Fridays Daily.
I'D Thurland. the Indian trader Al
Fruiiland. is IN thc city Win \ load
of blankets our merchants are prcl.
~ well stocked with Navajo biankeis
and ssles are limited tot the time be
ing
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Fuiler Hpod, sbo visited the La
iaiaH the other dag had quite an
Interesting experience lie started
RfusH ouaulfb from DFn f1po expect
~ 80 land st nespcfis hilrr tfsg.
iiuE All sftrruoon Ia a TugErd sooilpn
~ landed about dark ~ The miik
anch sisnui seven miles ~ Lighlner
rcot Hr SHs oompietelt loci for
et,sfai hours hui kep, going, kuosing
hat be- would eventually come ur AT
Dtno place sn1 thsn hnd himself
ls,rn more
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Al a'olock tins afternoon Alh"r
q Miller, san ui issrnnce Miller pi
this eiir and Miss lissie i.Yuufa vofs
msfTi,.d at The bnm. ef ih. hrider "a
renis. M and Mrn J " i.yntou 81
Dolores The 5unne coupic are popu
lar with ihelt associates SOD sisr uut
10 ife und"f = bright shs and The
Herald trusts thai clouds MAJ never
obwur. the ior. ihai Hcidr tiip iwf
hearts His cheerful dsf
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Mrs n & Miller noo Miss Pearl
royrr wife ui Auufn's General Mi
80 Ana Misa Annie RAmsas, Wenoera
ihsf ia ihp attorney generals niiic",
urifel from Denver last night on a
isit iu Durango friends This being
hiss AunisH homie. aud abe found n
Felenmr irum mother. father aud sis
cr Ttis morning the two departed
~ ihe Naiiccitu 10 spend The next
80 daYs Niih tbo Hosic party Re
uulpe tha1 viii spend a weok or ton
laps tofofe EuluR fn Beaver
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Newman. Jennie Martinez. Margaret
Ramsay. Essie Kirkbridc, Eva Biggs
bertha Blggs. Addie Siilwell. Hattie
Mashburn. Rodgers. Ambold. Jose
phins Sullivan, Ethel Barber. Pcndle-
ton, Russell. Bertha Peterson, Mon
teith
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Hssmus liaHsou cam" down from
eil,eftou iasi evening snd This mort
ius accompanied Mrs W a. Nhllf
and hsf daughter Miiiieout. So m,
Bishop ranch On Upper Pine nsor
where several dass wiil be spehi Th'
Herald IL pleased io state that nan'
fortun. 10 dealing kindls sith Nj
Hanson aud po one acsvrus il NOR
than he ~ the best N"Hrs nt hls ims
have heeh spent Ia dei'inr inie th'
bowels of ihe earth after hidden
treasures
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

ring comfortably settled in their cosy
cottage ON Second avenue.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

ifm. having landed about two hun.
dred.
Mr. aud Mrs W y Riddle. who
have been at the Straser The past ten
days left this morning for Pagoss
Springs, where they VIII spend the
Sabbath. Mr Riddle booking after his
customers wants In the meantime.
Nrs Riddle likes Durango and VIII
probably return next week fof aDoth-
st sotogrn
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

" A psiiunrf. ~ 40. 1tm II Hnls
islllnnat general merchants
~ bloomfield N-~ Mexico lui' fnt
home ihis morning after spending
dsy in Durango NJ haliiufef 30
ports business snr3 EDpa Va hiS seri"u
win nne euiiosk im the fail snd via
ter
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Mrs G ~ spAidinK and daughter
Mise flDra, we're among lass even.
ings arrivals from niilsdAi" kAn 90
a visil 90 tbott daughter and sister
Mr. W Il nOfnhlHser speudinx the
balance Of the sammof aud possibly
iucsiiHF npte
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Or and Mrs Kaylor and Mrs. A. F.
White are moving into their new home
ON the boulevard recently occupied
by Mr. and Mrs l. Kruschke and pur-
chased by Mrs. White.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

a. " Freeman hss been IN town
he last DAY 1s tSn rounding up men
70 saft ~ she saNmili camp uf The
sew Mexico Lumbar company al
S'iih. Uoio iie wanted tbirty men.
mi had 10 luaYo ibis morning With
uiy aft"un He staied that his oum
ans wan building a aeN mlll and Or
.anislBR q new crew and also building
falirsad from Etith 10 VI Nada, ,
& diaiAArc ei thir1 siE miies Tho
fsBs So completed tu polat within
an miles ~ ~ Nada
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

~ l. Ran sent 90 iRnselo this
n,ornihR where be ~iii ioui after hns
iness couple af dsys then opptinns
10 rssoss spT1nEs where his shc 10
spending the Sers Whilr Ht the
springs Roy all ny euBriaslsns With
TsrkaY crreE trout
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Hospoinf 10 ist Hfr hssnl d.s
,rict 10 notify Miss YpHnn ri adoid
ing uniform tesii'ootH hEfoea ~ p
the committees appointcd for he p,tf
rgse af selecting the bants
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

The Telegraph met with an accident
Yesterday afternoon When the last
hsf uf the edition Was about half IN
the tNo pages nrst and fourth. slid
from the platen picins both forms
no two letters remaining intact pre-
venting sending out the mail portion
of the edition
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Nj and Mics Thscher. vh0 have
been visiting the iiursts - the lo~er
Apimas departed on Tho morning
irsiD ior tlIeif home iu Nebraska,
They visited the Anmss sslisY and
Other sections Ia this ylcinht and are
well pleased slth ihoir inp
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

krpsebhs expects 20 starr lhs
somfns week for Ncw YORK CITY "a
purchase fail and winter sf,0ds fDf bis
isTse afy goods and ciolhlng esiab
lsbmeni NofwitbsisBdiBg The appsr
-ntlf que, summer Mr. krasebse has
.nJoyed hns trad. - has gsed
The Herald columns iibcfslly in let
ma the pe1pie kpos about bic wares
ssd haFgsius in various lines
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs IS W Ritter and Rol'
lin viii Join MIR. and Mrs c =. Herr
In their outing on the Chsma, the
party leaving Saturday or sunday.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

The newly organized Democratic
club mel si lhe orun bfisr issi even
ins the meeting being csiied So order
by President std~iuh Tho hs lave
an reposied hf the committee Ner,
adopted With Bat iev changes The
sieb meets asaiu fhr isst WeineAda3
81 this month ana viii HorA a.mtel
shir 10 hopes Of Increasing eam, a.
scseral hundred. although there Do nr
great faish II tae faithful 90 fHruli
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Telephone correspondent 81 Teiin-
ride informs Us iBst tho bon Is req1if
I'd Of The man Conn arrested Tor com
plicity Ia the smng<icf i.ots, l. ~ .oot
Instead Ct - SEQ - given YESTERDAY
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Miss MARY ldie iefi on The morning
train for ohio where she viii spend
the winter. attending school THIS -
Miss I1i.s Grst ugp 10 ihs outside
even Denver. sBd she VIII 30 doabi
enjoy the change
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Charles Wisgie.vorth came In
from RidKwss this evening and de
parted this morning FOR Denver 20 sc
cept a position ON the Moffal rad
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Hunters must bear in min that dover
sso th. uniS lirds ,ho inN permits
20 he killed NJ this soasiu ui ihf year
Grouse wiz not hc iu order untii ibs
frst OF September and dusks tea dsas
later fhpao wanting aecr uiil have
to Indulge between ibs lsih sAd ihe
seth uf september and ihrn cpuhHr
themselves to The horned portion
The man ~iih dur in his ispssorslnu
is HAITI. To meei ~iih aii biRdH oi
tfauhle
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Mrs c. c. Murray came down from
Trimbie this morning eDrouie TO Den
yer for an Indefinite sojourn possibly
4 month or 81, weeks.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

SBFsrton has raised s. 900 for la
iof day celebration the first Aondal
n September
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Count, judge c a Pike aud wifi,
and daughter ieu this morning toi
Denver and other state points Mrs
i'kc aud Charley viii visit a Wccl
at Greeley while the judge Will prob
ably attend the Red Mems blowout al
Idaho Springs
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Mr. and Mr CbHrlos 81. Ti9mpson
sbo hsFs been spending u month sith
y amt Mrs McCsnns. leave on tsis
HebiHKs train fof their home In Penn
ylYsBis. returning by say II silver
on aud ouray over the STAGE route
~ AeCsnns and i>pu Harold viii sc
snpany them ss Far 40 Senirose.
soinE on sisit IN aad around Acek
w. Dr Nccspns via return early 10
.cpigmisr
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Pngosa Springs is TO have another
paper - k Egso. who formerly
owned the PaNpaa springs News has
bought the plant which John Curry
had stored at silyerton aud is mpy
ing it to the springs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

R u MCCOY aud wife. ~hp have
Seen visiting theif napbor l. wh
Jams 10 his citf The psai 80 weeks.
eff fhif morning tot The Pacihc coast
rbey Nrn, hs Say uf EiiYsrtop ~ ~
% Fri fios II the Anitnss canon and
he eHfss Eod Mountain toll rad
,iier spending unae ia California,
hes piil retarn 10 tbegr home st Alle'-
on. io~A They were delighted Win
hoif visit IN Durango
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Mrs y IS Kight returned to La
Plata city this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Mrs N ] Trumbio. who returned
to Durango with her husband fow
days ago after an absence of over a
year. Offers her services as nurse and
confinement eases. Address 1854 5th
aNonur.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

E n Hunt IL down from the Needle
mountains whore he has been work
ing hts Nun Waterfalls group OF
claims iio has some tine specimens
OF wire gold and native silver Ia show
and says that ho il Jus, getting into
10" ore.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Men leaving for Idaho Springs TIT,
morning
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

The Englishwoman' Year Book for
1903 states that there are in the Unit
ed Kingdom 2s7 doctors OF whom
eighty-two are in London and It's sub
urbs alone In India there are l24
English medical graduates, in China
tweuty-uinc, and they are also practic-
ing In sydney Perth, Cape Colony.
Cairo. Ceylon, Jamaica and Persia.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Mrs Lloyd Sheets entertained few
friends Tuesday afternoon in honor
or Miss Pearl Gaines Of Animas val
lgy
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15
Poultry show

The third annual show OF the
Poultry Association was the largest
and best ever held There were
sos specimens IN the hall. Finan
cialiy the association will pay out
and have a moderate surplus for
next year.
At the meeting held on JAN ,,
The following officers were elected ;
President-W. W. Graves.
Vice President-M. r. Lyle.
Secretary-A. b. Ludwick.
Asst. Seereiary-W. ID. Yates.
Treasurer-C A. Allen.
Executive Committee-W. w
Graves, J. W. Gnn, {. s Doug
las, L. p. Har,welI, a. O. zoe
nan and Bruce Steele.
The next annual show wall be
held a, Butler from Dee. 20, 1908.
TO Jan. I, 1904. Judges Thos. w.
Southland OF Kansas City. and c. E.
Crouhard, Of Fl, Scott, Kans., wil
judge the next show.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15
ARTHUR.

Everything looks beautnul after
the snow storm. The children ars
having a good time throwing snow
balls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Armstrong
spent sunday in Horton
Mira regarden went shopping 50
Panama Monday.
Miners in and around Arthur are
almost all out Of work
Mr. Gist went to Rich Hill Monday
Miss Nellie Give froze her feet com
ing 10 school Monday morning.
Mr.. Teganien went rabbit hunting
sunday morning. Was only gone a
short time and brought in eight hns
ones Mr. r. knows how 10 ge'
them.
AR. II, H. Glst received a new lot
81 goods Tuesday.
There was prayer meeting at Mr.
Leouard's Tuesday night
Mr. ". J. Ward has bought ia.
Hoblitt property.
WIDE AWAKE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15

Jphn ~. Gross died 10 Ibis city
last ThuftdaY moreian. jan. S,h. y
pneemonia. after "a iilnes> Of boz
one week ne mss born Dee ~,
1870. % Morgan county, lndiaua
lie enlisted 20 CO. G. zad Reei..
Ind. Vol Init. 10 July, 1901. and
served untl bis discharge Aug. ~,
1864. lie joined General Candy
Post, No 10 G.. a. r. May 81,
I8os, and was elected Post Com.
mandsr To- December 1897. bui de-
clined 20 serve. lie was one ri The
most popular members Of the Post
Deceased was twice marned His
FIRST wife was Jane Lipsey. who
died ia 1874, leaving two children.
Mrs. Nellie Alien. Of Meaa. Ark.
aud Hugh Gross, now Of Pntsburg.
Kansas. In 1874 he married Aiiss
Mary Z. Lucas, who survives Ism
with her three children. Mrs Addie
Gross Of lola, Kans.. aud Frank
and Ted Gross AT home.
John NJ. Gross was very popular
with those who knew him intinats-
ly. lie was an aheetionate hus-
band, an indulgent father, a good
neighbor aud an industrious, up
right citizen. lie was a member Of
the 4. o. u. W., and carried m
suranee in that organization for The
bsnefl Of his family.
The funeral was preached by
Rev. Silyius al the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon, Jan. II, and the
remains were followed to the grave
and deposited in their last resting
place under the beautiful ritual Of
the A. O. L. ". order.
Thus another old soldier has an
swerrd TO last roll call.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15
KEITH.

2 M Fraztf @eat t5 Paseni
freiag Informing Saturday
We ar haslng solbe Blnter af,er
all 1856 wM couiinBe q ~ days
ionsfr the man WI b. hagpy.
SIR Jake King = quite ak ~.
Lancaster d re nttesding physician.
Ye eenia had ar r8susure ~ teinx
opt in the sapw storm lasa Satur-
.dag nfifTuonn cy1ain9 huHas from
iowa SEVERAL - Dur uesghb1rs
were ia t0Wu. spp0a tt@y enioyed
ihe sn09
Wahiei-a ~ ~ ftslaer filters g.
lft ihe bssler shocks 10 ost - th
saow whtch ihe hard sind lire
.dOpsn last Wednesday. soiae ufOur
Deeblsofs apuAi nke acorn snfhrsr
% hnd the corn nnder gfe snow.
The win1 blew fne ears ~ te sfalt
Others bad 90 dlg thelr catlie from
under the iaiien has stackA
SIR. aEd Mrs Prank Burkhoiier
are reiohing over ths arrival % 3
haley boy az Their bonse lsst Thur
day. Jan Dr. Lancaster uas
master a ceremonies An partiz
doing we'll
James Boron was al last week
aud part 81 The week before trTing
to get his Kanr corn thrzbed. II
made a good FEeld. about - basbe
per acre. but the weather was 80 an
favorable Jim concluded to Qult
threshing-
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Ogis entertained
relatives from Kansas Cty Isst
week
Ny what a change around there 3
going ~ ~ this spring Old netgh
bors moving away. new ones com
ing in. We have such good neigh
b0rs we regret them leaving. Our
loss s. some body else gain
SUNSHINE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15
Mrs Martha j. Cross

Mrs.. Marina J., Cross, widow Of
Elliott Cross, died al the home OF
hof son in this city, last Thursday
evening, in the SSH year Of her
age. She had been = sufferer for
two OF three years aud almost bed
fast for a year past. She was a ma
tive Of Iowa, bat came 20 Missouri
with her family nearly twenty years
ago aud had lived in Bates county
ever since, She was 9 member OF
the Advent church aud a good
Christian woman. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
~. ". Cate az the Advent church.
and the burial TOOK place in Green
Lawn cemetery Saturday afternoon
last.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15
order Of Publication in Term
Time.

J.. l. Mcconnell. Plaintiff.
w.
Jacob Arnold. DESCENDANT
Now at this
day comes the plaintiff by his astoF-
ueys, Templetou & Hales, and il ap-
pcaring TO the satisfaction % the
court that the defendant, Jacob Ar
Rold. l. not a rssident % The state
81 Missouri. aud that THE ordinary
PROCESS flaw csn not be served up
on him, Il Il orlerci by the court
that publication be made, notifying
him. the said defendant that an ae
ton has hsen commenced against
him. by petition. 80 the Circuit C0Urt
81 Bates county. Missouri. the ohFct
and general natuue q; which action
B. TO obtain a deceive from said Rates
county unnit Court. under The pro-
visions os section sa 90 the Revised
statutes 80 Missouri, iSsA confirming
IN plaintiff title 10 the following a~
scrilc1 rial estate. situate. hinE and
being IN the county of Bates. In the
state oi Missouri. to-Wtts-
The west haH O, tho northwest
quarter II socuon thlrty-goar ts4l,
ni township thlruy-nine t9A ~
ranEe thirty thn~ .El, ana that the
r0ori tltic a. ss3i land be perfected
m said palnti6 and unlass the said
Jacob Arueld, o. aud appear "a this
court, az the next term thoncoi Ca lN
bcgun and hol1ca az thccoart bouse
IA tbs cliy og Butler. in said ceuuu
on the 10Th day q February, lAs3
and ansNer oF pAaa 60 tha p~tidea
Ia said caus the sauic WM te taken
AS couhssi. and Judgment via te
rpndens1 acconiingy
And g. Cd hlrfhe- Unieuci that a
copy heueoi ~ pnbushed acconiins
to law On rsR RAN HuL TRiHUSE a
weekly ncvsIaper pFtutgd and pab-
Bshel Ia Bates couusy. Missouri for
four weeks sucoosavcU. the last in-
artion 10 D. az kast niteen days b.
ions she ant day ~ the next serm q
the UNait CoHEt
A n LFpNhK
Ceuit Ccrk.
Atrae cspy ~ the uccouA
Witness ms hand aud
THO tat - the OWuit
snAtk CQart "a bates couRty.
ibis "a day ~ hccmheF,
tH4
A. M IrawE0.
cualt Cctk
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15
REAYLEY.

Bagn-to Hr rn.i Nr4 Barkholi-
sr. Jan > a n0n
Harry Joscs wa y visitor 81 Ech
Hm Fn.{aF
Mrs Wm Loudsr wa q bslres
visitor 20 Keh Hm ThursdaF
MIss Auna NslieT re aaanf
visitor a. tar Wills h0ine q ruug
- weeks. and sinE ahe has Nna
horne Miss Hnanah kssks a. fkou9h
a. bal nyta freud On srts
Zen Davis hss mors8 ~ iamgr to
ttslr nsu horse rsssr Peasaas Gap
kkh Hm has q neu atfra1sbn O.
- country pe9lp uow a~saTs Sc W.
greatly enlDg thpae ofen air mt~t
lnSs bid ~ ths safsaeian Assr
Mbs Ce8a Ayers visited Elsh $50
en1s Thsnsisg naf Frsisr
EaEr Fo=ets. - Avouaa
= visitieE relatives hg
Urvw
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15

ao&rd ~ ~cetceIfel a rreat tfetiat
f1r A egytaia FounF lady. hnf nesltafal
% sptak 81 Der rn f3f Httfet When
the cfNah came bn ~t1feka4si Ca rat
'irg q ftea0s fr iae girk and 81 na
1f mataked tu ktan tff aqoat aelaq
ne ahi7 had fsHnderef
Aithar1h vas A. arlraorlinarr
rac8 and time Tor hm % declare Als
afectlcn. tie young fellow. donnfeas
wsta tis ufnd ga fltfra ousalhrffi-a.
Frogos1e NAila tcta NV sff~1rrifnxft
~ SEA an8 TO M Ersat delight learn
81 NAT BE nq6 uas refnrnAa. Rut
Ms og waa au3clcy tnrnse 30 ericf. f0r
shortly ~sfserwHrd Tie reu1h SEQ sep2T
asst them and t1iaogxa be himseii
uas pizras % 81 q huaL aa sever saw
a1s zrssghsarf tgalu
n1uf fa7sire r1ora thaa an aver
a. Rrolaf ~ narfe aaf erorsss on
tae 5lr q 1nr ran - ofuresA
sFf s1aa torb Nezs "a d1nEer 81 ktiaE
sIr1f as dear0 A partcaiaf faat1ra.
aow rsearElea a artasans Wsf
whrh .saH STATE fn taa Miiaass
q Eenst HHe ara WA ths Eact lhat ~
ur1o1aat 60 ks artae wafs fzTtnk ta
rezes kar 1sm . orrulsE ksrse
Eha 8Fs 1cgaErsi 0ErlsE ne ltkat az
H1taFF HaeF a. HtEh fhs Fs1ng
1FF was salrsqst a. nausanzlh At
ss enn1naat - - rrg1aEEa
neE 70 s1a nosLse6 r1az sae vas mi
szE Bt yea me- azaH w1a ea1
EaEns sta Grl gr13sny EgBezraI .
rnz ~ 1ha ag1 wE1ns harsuE eer
srg1a f-1m 80 zev 81 1s smcse
T1s Dzl srEzra ~ bGzE WuEA.at
w1 q frsez5a ter Eaa ssEei
EGz E x asz 1re-1u ngs
T Hr-sE ~ to hcue and 3
~ - a. re ~ 5ehinf h11
z-szE a1E Hw err 81 Esr anly
a -ea14 ~ sa
Da1esa g wza ne Hdrr rf
sar .aasFaer azE dae sszr sze M
aazs NsUt zszsr - kswl wE8 let
shs Ere-zaz b rrcge ~ wd Esr
rua rts run 1 4eE EzL
FZzT. E-r n SAL -
u1a a1 fg1a ~ Er~ ~
hE E AIS l mz ~
rz a Ea g wee rsses
sss % q ~
The rE-F 81 n a zrates
ls T E az
mrst &g1E
a Far 1u z a Aa1 G
nnE F-ae ~ zneG Est
VA eszsze 81 f a 1r9 term
- z w1A
fr
ae IL mzr ss r& EEf ~
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wazad zEa AKA fr q
ThR M EE
80 gurE uzr NN
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15
List Your property Now.

II YOU desire 20 dispose Of your
farm, let me sell il for you. II you
want to exchange Il for good land
m western Kansas, and get three to
six acres tor Que, I will make an
effort 10 DO 30. Twill be at Hotel
Lee ia Adrian, Mo, Jan. IS; at the
Merchants Hotel Ia Rich liill, Jan.
20, ". O Atkeson's Law Office in
Butler, Jan ". Come in on the
above dates and lis, your property
o. write nae, giving foil description
price and terms. | think / can s,ll
OF exchange your farm ior YOU Il
the price is right Cheap uanspos'
,a,iOn 10 Western kansas Jan. 20,
e Is. A~rNiNsoN,
0rainhsld, Kansas.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15
QUEER NsaaltsE PROPOSALS.
hss psstsgs sner Lsvs y.z- strx-~
a1e s1rs-ssaa Csncf

hen psstsge snsr Lcvs yaz@ sets-~
a1s strs-gssz Csn1s
AA D1fz E 9sl ca r
3 Dr2azblT mzt - q F11zr Ess
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-15
Cures Blood aud skin Diseases,
Itching Humors, Eczema,
serofala, Etc.

send no money simply write and
try Botanic blood Balm al our ex.
pcnse A personal trial oi Hood
Balm Is better than a thousand
printed testimonials. 80 don't heei,
tate to write for a fncc samplr
ltyon suffer from uloers, ceeua.
s~croiula. blood Poisson. canocr eat
ing sorns, itching skin. pimpleS bois
bone pains sNellinEs Rheumatism,
catarrh, or any blood or skin dis
case. we advise you 70 take Rotanh
Blood Balm tR ~ ~ Especially
rccommendcd for old. obstinate
~deep-soatcd casas % manguan blood
or skin Diseases tscRuse hotank
Hood BALM "a H. IA Kills the
poison In the blood. cuivN whrN an
elsc Tails, heals every soro. makes the
blood puDn aud rich, giVes the skin
the rich glow q health. a a. A..
abs most periect blood parlncrmade
ThNronghly tested for thirty yeanS
Costs 81 per larsc hottk az dFag
stons To prove q cures. Sample ~
Dlood balm ont ipe by wntlng
Hood balm 90, Atlanta Ga. N
ncnle trouble ana irce uedicaladYiaV
scut la soaied htter Arrhis Is an
.honost oHcr-mcdiclnc sent az onee,
prepaid,