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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05
atump II STEEL Stocks.

New York. Nov. s.-New low record
were established by the United states
steel securities on the stock exchanKe
today. Common stock sold down to
i11x preferred to ssKl and five PEI
cent. bonds to 67A. The remainder %
the list. especially standard railway
shares. was not affected by the; de-
cline IN steel stocks. There IL little
ac,,tt the weakness Of steel issues re-
a,lts more directly from trade con.
dttions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05
Leading Steel and Iron Mang-
facturers Meet and Decide
on Reduction In Prices
EFFORT TO STIMULATE SALES
Complete Readiustmsnt Of Prices q
Finished Iron Goods Likely 70 Fel-
low-chanae in Condition Of the
Trade i. Fully Expected in the Nsar
Future.

New York, Nov 5.-At meeting of
the leading steel and iron manufacture
ers Of the country in this city arr
rangements have been practically corr
cluded for reduction In the price of
billets amounting to four dollars ton.
This Is generally considered the nrsf
step toward complete reimbursement
of prices Of finished goods. In we'll
informed quarters the decision is looked
upon as an effort to stimulate business
at home and abroad as well as to con-
firm to the pig iron market condi-.
tons.
New York. Nov. Sit was ofneiaily
announced by the United States steel
Corporation this afternoon that the
price OF steel billets has been reduced
81 ton and that the price Of steel rails
would not be changed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05
ST. LOUIS MAYOR coLLApsEs.

Mr.. Wells Falls Unconscious in Front
Of the City Hall.
ST. Louis, Nov. 5.-Mayor Wells was
seize dwith vertigo while conversing
with friend in front of the city hall
late yesterday afternoon and fell I'M
conscious to the sidewalk. He was car
ried into the dispensary and given med
ical attention He regained conscious
ness in a few minutes and was driven
home. No SERIOUS results are appre-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05
EDITORIAL.

Editorial.
Unpleasant But Just.
Killing Criminals.
Democratic Success in Spots.
On the Whole, Satisfactory.
Topics and Iowa Opinions.
Outside Point Of View.
PAGE FIVE.
General NsWss
Election Result and the Future.
Its Effect on Presidential Politics.
Armenians Are Terrorized.
miscellaneous News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
City News:
Ben T. Frederick Dead.
Sustained Fatal Injuries In Fan.
was Former Fifth Disctrict Con
gresham.
Will Giese Meets Instant Death.
The women's Club.
Miss Halls Recital.
Dies Ffrom Slight Scratch.
Hogs Will Go Lower.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT
lows and Commercial:
Board Of Trade Quotations.
Review of the Markets.
Tammany's Franchise Hold UP.
Iowa Dairy Report.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05
Bull STAYS a DIXON FARMER.

Polled Angus Tramples Life Out OF
Owner, Who Was Leading Him.
Dixon. Ill. Nov 5.-Dayid Morris
was KILLED by a young red polled An
gus BUN while leading it yesterday. The
bull suddenly made a rush for him.
knocked him down and stamped his
life out All his ribs were broken and
his body was horribly mutilated. Mr.
Morris was So years of age and leaves
a widow and several children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05
COLORADO REPUBLICAN.

Chief Justice Campbell Reelected BY
Plurality Of 1000.
Denver. Nov. 5.-Unofficial returns
from eleven counties indicate Chief
Justice Campbell. republican, IL re
elected to the supreme court by plu-
rality Of 5000. The plurality OF Wilson,.
democrat, is over 5000. but the repub-
licans charge wholesale frauds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05
Price Of SUGAR Reduced.

Ff1c6 OF sugar TtcuuCeu'
New York, Nov. 5.--All grades Of re-
fined sugar were reduced s cents a
hundred today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05
/. PAGE ONE.

tVtVVVuPVSsS sSVos -
Price of Steel Blllets Reduced.
General Cut in Iron Expected.
Marines Land at Colon, Colombia.
Panama Claims Independence.
Mob Threatens to Lynch Indians.
Coal Miners Strike Inevitable.
Scott County Claims Republican
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05
ABODE ISLAND.

A Democratic Governor and Repub.
iiean Legislature Elected.
Providence, r. L. Nov. 5.-The demo-
Gratis succeeded in re-eiecting Governor
Garvin by 1000 plurality. but other
state offices went to the republicans
and that party will also have working
majority in the legislature. The lead-s
ing cities. Providence, Newport, and
Pawtucket all sent democratic dele9a-
lions to the legislature.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

The Republicans Of Usage town
ship met ia convention IN the city
ball Saturday afternoon. Town
ship Chairman Hsies called the
meeting 10 order snd read the call
for the convention. On motion
Mr. Hales was made chairman Of
the meeting and Geo. 2. Huckeby
secretary. The names Of II. =.
Robinson, IT., and J. ID. Moore
were placed before the convention
for trustee. Messrs. CooperidsF
add Robinson were appointed
%teIlers. The result OF the ballot
showed the nomination Of MIR.
Moore for trustee II. 2. Robin
son, IT,, and Z. Mclaughlin we're
nominated for Justices of the peace
and members Of township board,
and Z. S. q. Prowell for jlstiee Of
the peace; A. III. Coopeuder for
collector, Frank Geneh for assessor
aud L. J. Hicks for constable. No.
nominations for road supervisor
we're made. Convention adjourned.
]. X. HALLS, Chm.
Gro, P. HUcEEBY, Sec.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
MNEOAK.


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nretty ,~es - 49, t..ra 49,. 80 !
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shhA- h~ienNrsef vac 10 h'eh hth
ont day last We'k Eetting Ssd oats
ana corn ior which be h~a @ent -
iowa
NJ Williams mnne a business TIP
20 butier ~ oAy tast week
Roth Bros. stfl have some corn
IN the ield to huAk when Il gets dry.
We saw Jim ASlns driving posts
the other dav. Must he going u
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

We ar "a q bfz barry - ~ bari
Holland and wnE move to faeir
horne We want - * ard ssft
then and st6y an dag provided Buri
does not put ~ ~ wofk e. ao
not ne - work vsrv wsn unie we
we enn ptsE ths hind ~ work We
HSs.
Mrs J. a. Wesd0a was not - well
last FRIDAY. but We arr plca@d g.
hsar she - getting aions Fery weE
nov.
Dsse Rafz = piosin9 ~ e51u
Mr Heuky y uoi fbr0sza e5un1
Oats pet
say. sc haf ns1riy an kfafgs ~
weather M01lav We wsu anfa1g
giad we conh stay 10 ghe he1a ~ o.
nre and - sgue oue e ~ t
chOsss and mlgksne
Jim Raney - nefrfnv ~ ssrva4ssr
tools IN neadiness f1r fhe srr
work- We wouE Tie r. warE wsst
hlm thas s1raEser e - All - - -
tie SOE1nG We are AIS rfehE 81
thzf Kid - a hb. roa Laf re arr
Re has agna0st agraa - ec.n
cur U~rDpNluee ard = - Eos4
% g. NE VIZ - al right 80 we WA
COD
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

Abou, one O'Clock Sunday morn
ing an alarm Of fire was turned in
which proved to be At the residence
OF Mr.. Pete Nelson on Olive street
between roth and a. The Gre
originated IN the kitchen from .
defective aae II is beheved-any-
how before the Ere was discovered
Tie whole kitchen was ablaze. The
ire company arrived in time 10
save the main building, Which was
badly seocehsd The family moved
=, once into ,he adjoining house
which they wi and whish was emp
~. The property burned was 'n-
sufsd. Mr. Nelson being a very
prudent careful man who has &C
eumulated his properly by hafd
work aud good management
Mr.. J., }. Henderson, Of Mon,'
Grey, Davis county, lows, IS In ,h'
city visiting his brother.'nlaW, Mr.
w. J. Lawson, and other relative.
and taking a lock At the eonntrY
here he viii visit Okahom'
aud then decide whether be MI
- N,ss,nrF m nnf He Il on
OF the substantial men Of comfy sn'
will be an acquisition to any plae'
he may decide to live in.
7. II. Upton, a leading sititei
and Republican Of Pspinsvi'le. Ma
la the city last Saturday and mad
TlEK TRrnuNE aplesssn, call. "a
shinks the Republicans viii eau
that township again this spung.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
NEW HOME.

Our smallpox patients are getting
along fine.
Thursday II rained nearly all day
and stopped oats sowing
Frank Robb has every thing in
order aud moved a house for the
Kissiek boys last Wednesday. He Is
a hustler and gets there n GFst class
order. He was already 10 begin
sowing oats THURSDAY. but had TO
put the Job on a few days.
Chen Miller has not forgotten how
To work since he has been teaching
school.
Bud Neptune j. getting along nice
ly with the carpenter work ON the
Kissick house.
We are glad TO see old Mr.. Neptune
able TO he out and aronhd again
}. s. Bell waRtsa good farm hand.
He = q ane man 10 work for. We
would rather work for him than any
man wc ever worked for
We do feel sorTy for tbs rural car
rier. He Is having time with snow
"1d anu this winter, but ht
trough our town every day.
.aek Is gritty and Is staying witi
the Job to a finish.
Rob Bennett has moved anothe'
house beside his house that he live
I'm. Rob is going 10 have plenty Q
house room or know why.
The smallpox Is about all gon
now and We arr glad. The quaraF
tine Is worse than the disease
PAT l.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
ARTHUR.

Mrs Huekia reguuaod sunday from
Kansas city, waer she had beu
visiting hcr d~sashtsr, ARA Phillips
AR. Iack wfuiams superintendent
e the e. & &C miacs mar Arthar
Is guiag 90 MOVE % this place tathe
raaar taiUns lt ssms a. q Arthur =
going 90 boOm up
Nr Glst was la HaeA Hn Monday.
Joe naneld had a danoe 81 bis
hop@ Noaday eycnins frcsame
ths yoaug psope had q ase tilae
Mr. Go.sss was Ia Rich Hin Noaaay
Jiu wesi4k shippsda iot ~ ducks
Monday glm = a gooa duck haates
aaa kaoNs how 20 catch thrHL
Wps AWAkn.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

Lewis Allison gave n social hop a
bis home sat1riay slight
Nm Louie Mossar - quite SEA
with catarrhal kver. 81 = az the
home - her mother. Mna Diiiion. IN
Rich Hli
Miss uyrfk Dotyon wa qsits
badly seaidri ~ he explosives u .
tOo tightly covered cooking ressei
one dag lsst week.
Nfss Edna Jones met With quite q
painfnl. bat f0Ttuaateiy not s.ri0ss
a~eeident a. her h0zus Saturday
evening A. sie was niixbting from
ihe wagon. the horNatesans fright
efz.1 and lsmped. fhrgwisg Ma
Edna Tiohensly ~ the ground. bruis
Ing her considerably.
Misses Lflie Rszse and Dea Ryan
visited parents fere Sunday. Zen
Ryan kindly conveyed fhem 20 thelr
respective homes ia Rich Hm sundsy
evening.
Ivy Wear and vie visited az fhe
Kelly home az ShOhe Sunday.
Miss Hannah wins Was an ever
welcome visitor a. che GriEss hoEse
Sunday. Miss Hannah Il rei0icing
over the possession q q beaRraal
gold Ioeket andchain, a present from
49, - r.
Mrs. EDgsenan dlned with Mrs..
Willis Sunday.
Cleveland TIIlsoa and Aiva L01deF
returned 70 Mineral. Kansas. Tres
day Of last week after a weeks visit
with parents and friends bere.
Andrew Workman and fau1y
moved to the place recently OerEpd
by Mr.. TruelsoB, one day last week
Our farmer friends are preparing
TO begin tilling the sou IN good
shape as soon a. the weatber per-
mits. Already there have been some
carly potatoes planted.
Jim WithroW has sold his farm TO
Jim Robbins and moved 90 Rkh
HIl. Mr.. Robbins has moved onto
his newly acquired property.
Little Christine Engema1 has
been quite sick with tOnshris, but Is
better at this time.
Mr. Bah. Of the Wolfe ranch. has
moved to Rich Hill.
Jim smith and family are Al home
on the Beck farm.
Miss Margaret wilson h quite SEX
VITA kidney trouble.
After a months visit with parents
and relatives here and in Rich Hin,
Misses Osa and F1ossie Griggs re
turned TO kansasCty Sunday.
We saw Jake Engleman taking his
ducks TO market recently. Judging
from the size OF the sack h. was car
rying and the satisHea smile which
rested upon his manly brow" we
judge he Is having unusual luck In
his hunting expeditions.
EIEKE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
KEITH.

John Craig and iamuyhave moved
10 the vicinity Of Meta
J. King started 70 farming last
Wednesday. sowing oats
Glcn BORON win start TO wyo-
ming Thursday. Glcn has been vis-
itlng around the past week telling
his iriends goodbye.
We are slightly indiSPo@ed and
hawaii much apT~titc, but hope We
win he an right by Friday the last
day o Reavley school.
Mr.. and Mrs }. X nIarnett and
daughter Hazel. were pleasant visit
ous at the home 81 Uneh Ike Neal
sunday. J X said be had killed
hoes Friday. Unce Ike has a NO
Uon 20 return their visit In a kn
dss~
-Four genuine SHOWS Monday ans
by nizht ooald ee very hgtic snow
set this IS spuag But thea Il ;
March
T. a. Borron visited the Eeaye.
school Moaday. IA NEUts not DE-
lng here Ca 50 Friday a. the bg din
ncr. lie VIII tn Ia RatkF helping &
ronauct the tcaehers examination.
Prank ueJaruett kft hast Auada,
Tor sheridan. wyoming Mrs nelaI
nctt did not so, bus win stay her
tails sumner
r. Rarkhol3cr VAS after q load (
farm impleuaents Aouday. TIE Ia
ihceu about thne weeks moving an
has Ia hiteh four horscs 20 hi NJ
g0R. The roads NV stn bad
placUs
} clad 90 hear ic0m New Hon
throash ran TElRrSE HoEe ID
L. VIA write oieca,
SUNSHINE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
STATE on ONO. Cry oFToLEDo,0
COUNTY

STATE on ONO. Cry oFToLEDo, I
lUcArC COUNTY
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that
he Il senior partner u the hrm Of
r. j, CnENEy & Co, doing business
IA The city Of Toledo, county aud
state afonnsaid. and that said nrm
viii pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each aud every CASE Of
CArAAKH that cannot be cured by
the use Of HAAS CArARnm CuRK.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 90 before meaud subscribed
IN ms presence. this 6th day ~ n,
ocmber, A. D. tSSd
-. A w GLEASON.
Notary puhHc
Hairs Catarrh tnp u takrn b e.
Ken Internally, ana acts dlnctS %
the blood aud mucous suriacs@ "a N,
system. Scnd Tor testimonials. t,x
~ T. ogESnY = 10. rolodo, q.
Sold hy nrunNists. f3c,
! Halls Femig Piua av the bast
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
Prairie Township.

The Republicans Of Praire town
ship met at PapinsvilIe Saturday,
March r4th, and nominated the fol-
ltwing ticket;
II. b. Sunderwirih, trustee;
Albert Sehellman, collector;
q. F. Raps, constable;
Nathan Shoekey, clerk and asses
ser;
Frank Seelinger and E. w.
Mock, justice Of the peace and
members of the township board.
Josiah Earnest and A. J. John
son, road oveIseers.
II is a good strong ticket.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
Lone OAK C-onvention.

The citizens convention for
Lone Oak township was held at
leru. Friday, March 9th. II. D..
Rqua was elected chairman aud
Wh. Ri1e secretary. The follow
ingtickei was placed in nomina-
tion;
Tustee, M. NJ. Carroll.
Collector, J. L. Geneva.
Jusice OF the peace, e. w.
Dow aud J.. II. Thomas.
Assessor, IL. p. Reaua,
Cnstsble, Arthur Geneva.
Rod ~oyerseers, Dist, No. VIM
NJ. Rte, No 4 Frank Blanken-
baker, No, 3 Il. J. Warren, No. 4
}. .. hay.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
OPERA DRUG AND
RACKET STORE.
=. D. HICKEY, Proprietor
opera House Bldg. Rich Hill, Mo.

We have two very interesting
communication that are crowded
out tins week. Look out for them
neat week.
DE-. Arthur Arson Bird sends to
The TRmUNE an invitation from
the faculty and graduating class,
Of which Dr.. Bird is a mem
Der. TO attend the commencement
exercises Of the Kansas City Med
zeal College. The college IS an
excellent institution and DR.. Bird
a young man IN whose success his
tnends in Rich Hill take great
pride.
Miss Grace Blum ot,his city and
Mt. Frank Fox, Of the "WS~
What, whs~ ,u,.,..p. No.,
were married At PRINCETON, Ind. OF
the goth and Mrs Fox returned {,
this city Saturday evening. So,
will prohsly remain here until Ma
aud then join her husband in Nev
York. May they live long an,
prosper,
Mrs. Ames calls special auIen
ton TO the White House shoe 10.
ladies', made BY the celebrate,
Brown FACTORY and unequaled 70
style and workmanship. TIL
"Whte House" foil dress Style
Tor s. 50, while the "Whit
House" regular sells for 5000
She has a complete line Of 'h
cheapest good and they can not b.
duplicated for the money.
Pat Brody. the Nevada wit
murderer, who assumed 20 be in
sane and was transferred to th
insane hospital a. Fulton som
time ago, became a leader in a
ou,LTesk Al the asylum aud quit
. number OF the patients mad
their escape. BTOdy has bee
taken back 20 the pehitentiary an
is not believed To be as insane .
he pretended His managers vi
always hnd method 10 Pats mad
ness
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

The Frisco win make special rates
on tanss TO the following. Las An
eelos. Cal, May 1872 Mardi Gras,
Mobile and New Orleans. Feb. 1874
Homeseeker one way and round trip
TO various points on the hrst and
third Tuesdays In each month until
April 30th. For fun particulars see
T. T. LABARBIERE
Local Agent
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
Iatne nnrns C-resrwhIte.

Little James Burns crosswhitC,
son OF Nj. and Mrs. J. {. Cross
white, after a lingering illness OF
several weeks, died az the home OF
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. s. Burns, ~ this city, last Fri.
day, and was buried on Saturday
The family have the sympathy Of
a large circle Of lsiends and &C
quaintsnees ia their bereavement.
The funeral was conducted by
Rev. w. T.. PyIes, OF the Walnu.
Street NJ. E. Church.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
Irank w. UnderhilI.

FranAW. Underhill, the son Of
Mary land the late w. c, Ua-
derhill, tied at the home 81 hrs
mother, nar Carbon Cen,eT. last
Thursday March r9, in abe 2oth
year OF hiage, Of pneumonia.
The deceased was born at Ur-
diIla. Neblsks. April =. -
came withhis pare So5' anu
county, No. Is to vernon
Young man F, n 1890 He was a
aud christiot exceptional mora.
,oinsd the Wn character. He
Church in M.Plnus Street NJ. E
faithful ssss.sth, 1902 and was
It member to th'
time Of bis death. He died in thI
tuumphs Of a christian faith. iii
mother. sister and two brother
survive him. His funeral was al
tended by his pastor, Rev. w. I
Pyles from the Walnut Street NJ
L. Church Friday afternoon, afte
which the remains were laid TO re:
Ia Green Lawn cemetery.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

Nj. Jas. p. Busy, one of the
pioneer citizens Of Rich Hin, died
Sunday at Colorado Springs, Cole,
where he went some months ago
with a hope OF improving bis health
lie has been sick tor a year OF two
aud wal thought to be improving,
the anr oaneement Of has death was
a supnse to his friends here. His
body Was brought here and buried
in Gre en- Lawn cemetery Wednss'
day afternoon.
On the following dates the Mis-.
ouri Pacific Railway wall sell ons
way colOnist tickets 10 indiar
Louisiana. Missouri, oklaho
ma and Texas, al greatly redaees
rates, Oct. a.. Nov. a anf tS. Dec
) and 40, Jan. q aad 30. Feb. : an
~. April and AR a. BANS
Agent.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.

Homcaekcrs VIII tad that thay
can rctan the Information &Sszt
the country AID lands Tor saAa
that ihcy want ir,ln as We are
dealing a lands Ia that CoUutTy,
and Ne viii ~ pkaSnl a. cali
ANA ~ yuu. or VA e,nd You an
tia lttratnne that Nou may
want in WicnWce a. tte country
Ne wouAi ~ plrAsd "a hANe
Noa call and ~ a. ~ aent ~
Wori a. cali and Nc yoa kSror
sion ratra a. any kli0e
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

Fehrua- 18th 70 AYE sra Tha
Frisco Lac VIZ ~ dalT
dAysJ 70 CaEorus poazts AZ
For fau details So
T. T. LaBAElzEEE Loeal A
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

Roar or Five Thoroughbred
Poland q hina bears. al my farm
Z mlles en- u 81 ktich lalll
Con Meslaseon
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

l LOCAL BRIEFS.

Rev. +. A. Slater Is very low
aud Il Is believed eanoot cot well.
Charles Sloan is reported slowly
recovering from a case OF Pnen-
monia.
TIM TRIHuEE's telephone is No.
ga. Send US the local news by
telephone.
Buford Bryant, formerly Of this
city. bus now q mail clerk, was in
the city Monday.
c. r. Walters was IN Jefferson
CITY Monday on business and TO see
the close Of the legislature.
The best Truss on the market.
Saiisfaction and a ht guaranteed.
w. w. Harms & Son. a.
On our first page will be found
many useful hints that will, il toll
lowed ont. make you a fortune.
A good four room house in a
desirable locality in Rich Hill for
sale at 5000. Inquire at this Office.
Rev. Guy z. Moore. Of Nash
VILE, wa in the city Monday visit
ing bis brother Mr.. J. ID. Moore.
while-on bis way TO conference.
Rev. Eli p. Anderson, Presiding
Elder Carthage district NJ. E.
church was in the city for a short
time between trains Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Summers, widow
of the late Hardin Summers died at
her home, six miles north Of Metz,
Monday OF last week. She vas So
years old. Her husband died last
July.
Mrs. s. L. Ames at the Bazaar
don't want you to forget that she
has the largest and best assort-
ment OF up-to-date millinery ever
brought to the city and at prices
to suit all purses. Call anu see
and be eaHYipsed:
Rev. w. T. Pyles, Of the Wal
nut ST. NJ. s. Church left for Mar
shall Tuesday after closing up 3
very successful pastoraie at this
point. His return TO this charge is
not expected though bis many
friends regret to see him go.
John Bird, who has been taking a
winter course in agriculture q, the
state University. was IN the city
Monday on his way home to Bella
my. where he viii put into prae,ie
the theory learned this winter, John
intends to be a successful iarmer.
Mrs. S. L. Ames has a new
clean stock OF dry goods, fresh
from the wholesale merchants.
Latest styles dress goods and al
prices that defy competition
When ladies are out shopping
they should not fail to visit Mrs
Ames' Bazaar.
Rev. G. II, cosns-
dae~l' "'ie ans
.a,er Bemiee were in The eit'
Monday visiting friends, and de
parted fos the M. E. C%onterenes a
Marshal, No. Tuesday, Mr.,
Cosper aud daughter will yisi, rela
dyes ia Kansas City while Rev
cospsr attends conference.
NJ James MeKibben has put
chased the controlling interest in IN
cowlss MeKibben Mercantile Go.
sud a revolution In the manage
men, Of that prosperous m%s,i,u,io.
has quietly taken place. The pub
Tic wall know more about il whe
the changes sre al completed
+, "Gsbe" practically sur n
readers Of the Review Of the elet
/. ton Of Prof. Chas. VanBen,huse
. for school commissioner, lie ihiul
the Prof, a mighty hne man, an
that be will poli the entire strengt
Of his party. II SO, that viii seul
Il. But will her There were sou
E awfully stupid republieans in BATE
e county last November but psrhaI
q they have sold out aud move
E away.-Central West.
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-26

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