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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-22
AReyelation.

If you will make inquiry it will be re.
velation to you how many succumb to
kidney or bladder troubles in one form
or another. If the patient is not beyond
medical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure. 1t never disappoints. Sold at Sex
toms Pharmacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-22
why He was Joxfu1.

Crabbe-To-day for the first time
was really delighted to hear Miss
Nexdore's piano going.
Ascum-Something worth listening
to, Ell?
Crabbe-I should say so. / heard
the installment men taking it away.
-Tit-Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-22

"I can't say that like Paynter's
pictures. Perhaps it's because don't
appreciate them"
81 don't know. It's either because
you don't appreciate them or because
you do!''-Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-22

Damocles continued to eat heartily.
"That suspended sword doesn't seem
to affect your appetite" observed
Dionysius.
NO" replied his guest; sits moth
ing to having board bill hanging over
you"
Tucking his napkin under his chin
he attacked the hash with renewed
zest--N. Y Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-22

FOley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely be given to child
rem and is peculiarly adopted for asthma,
bronchitis and hoarseness Sold at Sex
TOMS Pharmacy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-22
WhoIIx ImnosnIhIe.

didn't you tell me yesterday that
you had wife and three small chill
dren?" asked the benevolent looking
man.
Mister" responded Meandering
Mike, "if had wife an three chill
dren, don't you spose I'd put 'em to
work instead o. goin' out dis way
notwithstanding Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-22
REAL ESTATE
ADVERTISING.

A Fact: Do you realize that lots
on State St., near Lewis, are big
bargain at $475? We have three
to dispose of at that price. Call at
once. Nielsen Bros, l22 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-22
CALENDAR OF LOcAL EvENTs

May 2s-Conoert, Young Men IS Forum.
June 1-Charity Ball, North Amboy
Slovak Cadets, Kozusko's s
Hail.
Aug. 18-Excursion auspices Court
Amboy f. of A.
Aug. 27-Excursion to Ocean Grove,
Simpson M. E. Sunday
School.
May 28-29-30 Society Amateur Circus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-22

Bargains in real estate are to be
found in the real estate column on
page 2.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
An Aged suicide.

At Me.win on April 18th occur
red the very sad ending Of Andy
House. father Of Mrs. J. b. Ruek-
er.
Mr.. House was one of Merwin's
oldest settlers and at the time of his
death IN his SSth year. The old
gentleman bad become childish and
the supposition is that the lat hang
ings had temporarily unbalanced
his mind.
He threw a rope over the side OF
the corn Glib and twisted one end
around his neck, then threw his
weight upon il, aud was found IN a
sitting position when found by his
daughter about o O'Clock in the
evening.
The coroner was notified but in
stucted the justice at Merwin to
hold the inquest.
He was inferred in his last rest.
ing place Thursday afternoon
Amsterdam Enterprise.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
REAVLEY.

John Hcuser b mourning the loss
Of a faithful friend. one Of his honses.
valued at size having died recently.
Jim Robbins baby is very low with
whooPing cough and little hopes are
entertained FOR It's recovery.
Frank Kings children. too, are
having a serious time with the
whooping cough.
IL Is our sad duty 20 announce the
death 81 the two-month-old son Of
Andrew Workman and vile, which
occurred Friday morning The fun
eral services were conducted 10y Judge
John March az the family hog1e sat
urday afternoon aud the Htth one
was penderly laid 10 rest IN the Rob
inson cemetery. The sorrowing
young parents have the sympathy
Of every one in the sad loss o. this
their FIRST and only child
Our ~neighbors, Mr. and Mrs WIN
Louder. are enjoying a visit from
their daughter Mrs Cora March Of
Bus=ey. Iowa
Mr.. Hendrickson and wife, 81 Bal
lard. parents 81 Mns Andrew Work
man. were here TO attend the funeral
Of Mn VS. infant son.
Master Haaen Aver Is reported In
a serious condition. lie L. suffering
from rheumatism 81 the heart.
Miss Dca Ryan. Ike the dutimI
daughter she j.. VIII spend a few
weeks at home helping mother.
Another big white frost SATURDAY
night, We arr airaid q Il keePs oE
like this much longer, our early gar
deus and corn viii suner.
our young nrlghl.or Jake Engic
man, has gone into a harlsr ooleE'
Ia kansas city 60 nuish haruins
thar business We thought Jakl
knew All aHontiL wondrr q thel
teach new Jokes In that c0Iiegc %
barriers 20 rct on GA their ykdaa=
Mr aud Mr. Jos Donaldson vls,
ei az Mine f5Snnday.
Owlng a. So mneh rain eSsryonc :
. seriously bchlni-haui with thei
work aud arr Obliged to wog.
'dOuhA shdts "a get caught ul
consequently news b a,aHcv and "a
Z VIII make cur bow and step dow.
aad cut FOR this Week,
E1EEE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
High school Reception.

Last Friday evening the High
School gave the graduates a re-
ception. IL was given in two OF
the large rooms al the Bryant
school building, the seats having
been removed and the rooms being
furnished with piano.tables, games,
chairs, etc After a delightful pro-
gran consisting Of instrumental and
vocal music, recitanons, readings,
etc, the crowd was summoned to
an adjoining room where numerous
tables lay groaning with good things
to eat. The refreshments consisted
OF ice cream, cake, bananas, orang-
es and lemonade, After eating, the
lower classes, especially the fresh
men. became very joyous, making
the atmosphere hideous with their
class yells, which could be heard a
mile distant. At late hour the
guests departed, al having enjoyed
The evening.
By One Of Then.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

o. D. BOfrou was ln ibe ete'nitJ
- Ppster srsfai days at Mtek
ing sitter fie farn,
wr have 3 nea coai c1saDaay in
Cur wighboghassi. Femlng a. D
Heyen HrDs They wm e1muenre
wors eDoh We visa tilen sBooess
We viii certainly have s1Ds good
roads in fhe ncur future az GaLa
presiaeuf q fbe O-age Good Raads
Club u everybody VIII DO their
part end DO ~ the pratient teiis
ihern. W wm have better roads
8iea BOrroa writes home that
there NJ no piaoa like wyomiug with
The exception u n irw ATTRACTIONS Ia
Missouri.
some are pr0phesying thattfe hog
markets VIII l~ crowded and that
hogs won't - worth - mech in tie
future. Pen Rand has bought somn
hogs and WI stock the market
Mr. and Mrs. Dan COsteliOoE Eeav-
iey, and Nns Bradley and sonz. u
me aud Harrison. ~ Rkrh Hmsgent
Sunday az UBcie Ike Meats.
Henry Haper and iamgg, attend
Cd church az the German chunchsand
J. H. Boron and family al tie Pres
byterfan church in Rieh HI1, lat
SUNDAY morutn~
Mr.. and Mrs. .. q. Myers visited
Ar. Myers parents at Hume, Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ogie speat sun
day at Mr. kings
Nj. Ike Summers mother and bsf
daughter, 81 WOrland. visited AZ tie
Summers hOSne iast week
Nir. Barrows q Rsch HHl. Is har-
Ing his house raised and repaired on
his farm IN the west part Of Keith.
Masters Frank Benedict and I'd
McBeynOlds were out sunday.
DeNeyers Bros. found a COW In q
mud hole Sunday morning and the
neighbors xere called 10 help pull
her out and TO zee who she belonged
TO. Nobody claimed the muddy
COW, 50 poor bOssy started for ths
DeNeyere home. one % the boy.
tried TO head her OF but finally con.
eluded she belonged 10 them.
Ben Rand commenced planting
corn Monday. Farmers win Dc busy
now. Some havnta iurrow plowed
yet
SCNsHNE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
THE STREET

The Luells Forepaugh-Fish In
e~orporated) Historical Wild West
Shows wierd and startling Street
Parade. which takes place at 10
O'Clock a. m. daily, has i've hun
dred people aud horses 10 lnei
the plain, the praiuies, the PamPas
and steppcs are represented; In
dams, warriors, squass and papoos-
es, guides. hunters, trsppeFs and
scouts, expert cowboy riders moan-
ted on bueking ~bronehos; buffalo,
elk. Texas steers, mountain pack
trains, prairie s~chooners, Indian
travoys, talla.ho coaches, old time
prairie stages, beautiful; daring
western girls. handsome indians
Processes, South American eau.
chos and Australian boomerang
throwers, bright eyed seaonsal
iron Mexico, desert born Bedouin
Arabs, japanese athletes aud Hin
400 iakirs; detachment Of esvalG
troopers from the armies Of th'
world. artillery companies OF man
flags; master horsemen OF the IN
ivegse. Mexican, lRdisn aud Amer
lean bands and strange Ouensal
OF many nations.
The immense arena has 1900,
people, under absolutely water
proof canopy that eneircles the ina
mense arena and there will be
performances daily a. 2 an.
S p. m. rain or shine.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

TrH la.fer uas ia Hieh Hll
iast Fiiiaf 80 basil
Harr8 Ling wmsas lyesine lunster
g. Eteh HHi rarties last vaek
seysral partss wsrs ouf dnnasiag
work o. iia Rad gast FRANK
scausters houm oae dag last
and Sc sf4H nes Dts more HCr
Calvin Bsrh0rs VIZ dsaFerio1
corn - nfeh Hm rarits or day
hsst week
gim Aklfs nna tsea tsfiaInx "a
addiflOn " hs b9tfA fhe ptst week
Geo Lorg and w1 visited at
Heuu fe tast HanGaF
John Merritt aHd mn1r sgeat Sc
day With hts fFgtr Cdna Merritt.
iast Sunday.
Mr. K~ieufeFer has ben oa ate
shck ShEt she p1Ff wes& il w t'
ter 90 thls writing
Guy LacOUns who s. m0rslua
doHl aaf App CtF. wE
lDF q vzst Ew 8sgs lat ue
we hare tsgsu fnfgrzns1 that Ce
Dow who has ui rrLoG TX
several Saturdays Win grind th1s
coming SATURDAY 30 eVery V
bring y01r ezru anf lay n q aFy
~ corn uaeaL
Last EanIaF murni1g rgt o. u
mind % winter aEainrefty irasF
and sgrEe tae We B1tl tn 10
tatna rgrnel Eak har rEilE tF
win eonae o1t aH rehagzln
Germ planting - g1lsz on lively
last week and GH alauat ever
body g. planting
Powell
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
Quarterly Conferences

The hrst quarterly meeting will
be held in the Walnut ST. 81. r.
Church, May sd, 1903, commene-
ing with a joint Love Fess, between
the Epworth League and the con-
~grrg4tiou. led By the Presiding
Elder, At ? p. m followed BY a
sermon by Rev Z. r. Anderson
and the sacrament Of the Lords
Supper.
On Monday at s p. m. the Elder
will preach. The Quarterly Con
ference will follow.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend the preaching services.
Until Oct. Ist all the evening SER
vices will commence at s p. m.
C. G. JAMES, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
". 2. n. clnh.

The NJ. r. NJ Club hsld az
elaborate reception 10 honor 81
their president. Mr Geo a iiuek.
ebs, who goes TO Moberiy Msy ~
to engage ~ hu.ness 81 thai cry.
The rooms Of the club were well
filed with the lazy and other
friends q The members, add mosic,
games and Refreshments were ths
order 81 ihe evening
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
SPRAGUE

We are having dnc weather aud All
q us iauaers are awfuuy busy
". "a cotton leadol tbus cars 0i
bay Friday, saturday Npd Monday.
The roajs have bsvaso baa and cars
acarce ~ this hay would have heen
.ioaAci hong ago
Mr. Hanlne Is tavInlag This ssson.
He b q Woel worker.
AR SnaEcr - Rlantiag corr with a
ncw planter We wouli uke 60 Dor
roW a.
Ne bad q ans seuaoa hAst sunday.
Ooi-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
Good Roads Meeting

Pursuant to call, the Usage Coed
Roads Club met last Saturday at
the Office Of A. c. sampson, secre-
tary and township clerk. President
w. c. Hedden called the meeting
TO order and stated the object to be
the forming OF a pemanen, organi-
zation. Thereupon, Mr.. w. w.
Cheveuon was unanimously elected
president, Mr.. Harrison Philbriek,
viee-presidcnt aud a. c. Sampson
secretary. Piesident-E Elect Chever-
ton, who IS also township trustee,
stated that the township had about
$1,000 with which to begin work
and that the township board would
do all within the scope Of
their authority to encourage and as
sisi ia the Improvement of our
roads. The following named prom
inent citizens and farmers compose
the present membership, to-wit w.
w. Cbeyerton, II. PhilbTiek, AC.
1 sampson, w. c. Hsdden, J. J..
March, W. G ThombuRh, Ed
Hedden, Ed Hall, l.. II. Bird, g
O. Circle, b. F. Sundirwirth, J. X.
DeJamet,e, Jas. Sheppard, A. b.
Stone, &. {. MeGinnis, John
Armstrong, Rufus Ross, Emmel
MeLauhlin, Fred Crsbh aud IL. p.
RohInsou, Jr. The meeting adj
ioumed TO meet at the call Of th'
president.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

Tuesday evening Al the home Of
{. d. Winehcll. Miss Lutte Win
ehell and Mrs. Z, J. Moore gave a
reception 10 about thiry OF their
young married friends, Refresh
meuts were served consisting OF ice.
cream, cake aud irappe.
Mrs. Addie NJ. Williams and
MI j. W. Lipseomb were quietly
married AZ The NJ. Z. Church par.
sonage Monday evening by Rev.
&c. {. James. Both bride and
groom are well known and highly
respected for their good qualities
The TRrhUNR extends eopgra,pla
uons
The q. \. X. hoys are preparing
10 have the hrs, and bes, picnic o
the season May aotE. The com
mIuess are working diligently viii
q view 10 making il a grand sue
eess. Good speakers will be o.
hand and among them One new q
the public, IN the person OF Prof
n. II. NanBsnthessn. Don, ioI
get Inc date, May lo1h.
The Higa School Commences
meat exercises passed OF last nigh
very eFedishly 20 the pupils al
teachers. The people always 81
10y these aanaal exhibitions an
last night wos 90 exception.
well alled house greeted lhs erads
a,ss. Zach one acquitted hsrss
well and The psreals and pablI
lhosla sslalnly Be ss,liaed,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
ulSI CHANCE tOR CALIFORNIA.

The Cheap RATES All b. withdrawn
JuaclA fiaayear trip now-Sa0
tn,n ~ Loads S@A@ irom Kansas
uy. Rcrsonaily conieetel exeNr.
sioa GA This Katy tlysF lram 81
issus "a Tuesday ~ each week.
Tourist car throagh "a san Eraa-
st@o Asa Cor tour BOOK and inior
mali0n
KATY, "a Wainwright, -.
1ouA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

Chtdreu who arr ,c9csfe. fevsriah
a0t rroas wui zet imme,iiate rsiief
frons Mother grags sweaf Powders
aor mltirvn They CLEANSE the stnga-
ah eu On she HVer. makiuG a -lgk
~ eAlf strung aad heaithy 2cer
taiu case tEr worus Soa8 ~ an
Erargss E saaphe FwxE. Az
Dress Alsu s. 0lasfed fegoyN Y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
OPERA DRUG AND
RACKET STORE.
D. B. HICKEY, Proprietor
opera House Bldg. Rich Hill, Mo

john. d. Moore spen, Sunday in
Nevada.
For candies, cigars, tobacco go
10 Duyall's Racket store.
A iull lice ofthe lalestpaiterns in
dress goods at Mrs. S. L. Ames.
Mr. John Geneh, OF Pleasant
Gap Township, was in the city
Monday.
Spool silk in every imaginable
shade and color al Mrs. ). L.
Amcs' Bazaar.
Surveyor Robt. Johnson was in
the city Sunday. OF our he
went to church.
The post office a, Deepwater was
robbed last Friday nigh, and all the
stamps aud money taken, amount
ing TO abou, 5000.
Miss Rachel Crabb CAME home
on . yisil last Wednesday, remain
ed over 10 Saturday and went 10
lola, Kan. 20 visit friends there.
Il You arc Interested in Washing
ton and Oregon, inquire Of Prowell
& Cook, OF Rich Hal about THEN
special homeseekers excursions on
May nth Arrange TO 20 with
them at that time, tm7
General Candy Post is making
arrangements 10 have a picnic OF
"Wednesday, May aoth, At FREQ
Canes grove. Ia the northwest sob.
urbs Of the city. An old soldier
ofthe civil and Cuban war are ex
pee,ed 10 participate.
Ne. Geo. Bailey came up from
Pttsburg, Kans., Saturday, remain
ing over SUNDAY visiting friends an'
while here completed arrangement
10 transfer two motors from mine I
10 a mine near Piusburg, lis !
well pleased with his new location
Nr. T. d. Rai,er, Of Budsr, on
OF Bates eounys oldest, bes
known and mos, honorable citizen
spent parts OF Saturday aud Sunda
win bis bro,hei-in law. MIR. Gee
z, huekeby Of this city. Mr.. Raj
ter LETT lot Heb,on, Neb. Sunda
noon, where he is engaged IN d
mercantile business with bis 50
Thomas. We commend Mt. Ra
Ter 10 the good people Of his ne
location ~ an up-to date bosiae'
man and q splendid %cisiSen, al
worthy Of their utmost eonRdene
We are souy to loss HIM iro.
Bates county, but commend him
the people Of rhayef county -
man who has been laithiul 10 sss
trust rspo,sd Ia him BY The peep
d Bates seunr.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
walnut street nj 4 Church,

There viii be preaching az The
Walnut Stree, a. E. Church next
Sunday atIIa m. by the pas,os.
Subject .oar oPea doors ct OPP
portuniy." AIS p m, by Rev.
Z. p. Anderson. Presiding Elder.
AtTp p. m. sioint Love Feast be-
The EpwoEth League and oongre-
CATION.
Sunday School AZ 9saS a m
Junior League at ago p. m.
Epworth League Bible Study
Class Tuesday evening az 7sSo
Prayer meeting Thursday 7sso
CHAs. g. JAMS, Pastor
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

the Old board then ssafned
aud the rev board composed Of
W. w. Cheverton, James Shep-
psrd and NJ. ID. Vsndyke oSganiz-
ed BY slscting James Sheppard
president. The new board then
fixed the tax levy for township
purposes at Is cents on the SIoo
valuation; for special road fund. :
cents, and poll tax Sz.oo or two
days work.
A committee was appointed 70
test the feasibility Of employing
a traction engine for pulling road
graders instead Of horses.
Salary Of road overseers was
fixed at 81 50 per day.
The Board then sdjournad 10
meet May and.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

There Will be psesshing service
usa, sunday =, a a. IN. aud $
p "a.
PSayermssling Thursday 80 pm.
Sunday School >, 9s&S a. a.
Junior EndsasoF = ASP m.
Senlor kndeasog II 6sso P m
", d cHANcElLoR,
fsslah
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

Z LOCAL BRIEFS. +



Mr.. sunderwirih, Of Papinsyille
was in the CITY Mondsy.
Ladies shoes in ls,cs, styles aud
nea,es, fits at The Bazaar.
Go early if yon want 10 ger .
good sea, at the Wild West.
For tinware, lamp ehimneys and
coal oil go to DuvaIls Racket Store.
Messrs Joe w,nchell and Chester
Cooperider spent Sunduy ait uoon
in Nevada.
The preuies, hats and most stall
ISL millinery in the city a, Mrs.
Ames' Bazaar.
The Adrian High School this year
graduates a class Of eight, four
girls and four boys.
For whips. hiding or driving,
FISH hooks, lines or rods, 60 to
Duvall's Racket Store.
Embroidery silks in every shade
at The Bazaar. A full line just
received by Mrs. 5. L. Ames.
Thousands of people will come
10 next Tuesday from all points Of
the compass to attend the show.
II you wan, to see Washington
and Oregon go with the PrOwell &
Cook excursion on May nth. tm7
wANrED-Stock to pasture by
the season. Best blue stem grass
and blue grass woods pasture. Is
land Rancho. III. NJ. BALL. z3-4t
Geo. a. Auekeby left Wednes
day for Moberly, where he will
probably reside in the future. His
wife will be here several weeks
yet.
w. r. Gilmore, the usiling
agent Of the Kansas City Star, was
in the city last Friday looking
after the interests of the hustling
Star.
Mr.. Willis Crabb had the mis-
fortune 10 lose , very fine colt Mon.
day morning. He pnzed the ami
NAL very highly and took grea,
pride in his fine appearance. The
animal was valued at FIVE hundred
dollars,
Little boys should keep out Of
the way Of the big cannon
next Tuesday when 1t comes
numbering down the street. Six
horses are required to pull it. 1,
has until lately been used IN gov
eminent service.
Dedication Louisiana Purchase
Exposition ST. Louis, Mo Tick
cts on sale via the NJ. o. p. Ry,
April 10th TO May Ist. One fare
plus $500 for the round tup, I'm
al return limit May 4th.-R. A,
BAILEY, Agt.
Miss Mamie Huekeby, Of THE
TRInNE, attended a meeting of The
executive committee OF the Garth
age district Epwoun League OF tbs
NJ. Z. Church, at Lamar Monday
She reports a very pleasant time
She stopped with the family oiRey
6. II. Cosper.
II. 6. Cook and family sud Be-
Moore aud family. OF Butler, spen'
Sunday in the city and took birth.
day dinner with Mrs. II. +. James
Mrs. Moore remained in the cit,
visiting Judge w. 7. Duvall an,
wife and other relatives aud friend
during the past week
John G. Yoeum, a prominent al,
Iorney OF Kansas Guy aud gIan,
master OF the Masonic Gran.
: Lodge Of ,he State OF Missouri
D died sunday morning, April s6th
. q, Bonner Springs, Kansas, OF cor
sumption after an illness OF abou
; eighteen months.
Ne Walton Marsh, Of Moaians
has been in the city several day
n visiting the family Of his brother
i W. 4. Marsh. lie was called I
Missouri by the severe Illness OF b.
IS mother, bot found her much in
Sproyed on his arrival aud conclude
Is TO extend his visit 20 other relative
Beware % otntmeuts Cor Catarrh a.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
Beware 81 O,a,msuss Cor Oa,aFrh uaaI
cansalas nsrearg.

"a mercury win sarcly destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derango
the whole system when entering Il
through the mucous surfaces such
articles should never he used eNeept
ON prescription IRON reputable ply
sicians. as the damage they win DO
Is ten fold 90 the good you can pos
sibly derive from them, Halls "a.
tarrh Curc, manufactured by n J,
Cheney \ Co, Toledo, o., contains
40 mercury, AMI Is taken internally.
acting directly upon She blood and
mucous surfaces ~ tip system ID
buying HRli's Catarrh Cnro D. sur
you get tho genuine. Il Is taken lR
ternaIly and mado Ia Tolodo, ohio
by +. !. Cheney 4 Co Instrumental
meN
sold by DRUGGISTS. Prloo lsc pel
bottlA
Ha9s Fsnpy Fag sFs vapat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
d. = - -. - -

zEe Into year sho-s AEen's Foos
Ease q powaer. 20 curs CaFns.
Euzs0us Fainfl smarung. Hot
swaseu Set At 81 fruEgaars aad
ze star1
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

SI.oo and sf.s5 quaiisy Velvet carpets, cur Frce. PER
yard. 60 aad $f.oo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30
Tann.hlp 49, Meennr.

The annurl meeting 81 DE OsaRe
Tovn,hip Board wss be,d April
iznd. when ne business 81 sic
board sas t'oted 49, 81 god saaps
pish ube b3Iosine st8eingt
Bal 10 gen % twp. fpst sts1g.fa
Bridge fund s54t y
speeisl road fond. o. Saa $50
Totai szi52.g
school iund. distrief fs.s
balance on h-ai Sis 70
Oisiici 49, 10000
District Is-z szJss7
District i5-4 sac A.
District f6-T sIis.O6
District f6.4 Sfbs.6o
Total bai. ai funds s1Qos u
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

Wen sell yen a good Brussels carpet tos eos
per yard
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

$ iash vsys's vsry haadsons. per yard $500.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

You'l ind i very hard to match our Administers AZ
95s per yard They're ~oEth much mere.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-04-30

81 ~ Roow sire Administer Rags. oshers Et fsSoo
aud SAY 50, Our one price, oaiy S22.5o