The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-03

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Lets yea together" We know
We can save you money on Stoves
Johannes s. Sons.
DR.. Slater win be in his deutal
oficc lfom TUESDAY morning TO
Saturday moo every week. Il
Judge Templeton and j. II. Doug
las were at NyhArt last night and
had the largest and best political
meeting held at that point during
the campaign.
Joe Winchell. a few days ago had
the little finger Of his left hand mash
ed so severely in coupling cars, tnat
ne is laid up In the hospital at Kan
sas City for repairs.
Mr.. A. NJ. Callahan from east Of
the river, brought TO the TRIBUNE
Office yesterday a sample OF coal oil
and coal oil stone that indicates the
real stuff not very far away.
An audience twice the number Of
the Democratic meeting u Monday
evening greeted Mr. Geo. Church the
Republican candidate for the Legis-
~lature, and Geo. =. Huckeby. at
Sprague Tuesday evening.
For Public Administrator vote for
that sturdy, sterling Scot, w. W.
Ross, who win honestly and faith
fully attend to the duties Of the
office with equal and exact justice
to all. Don't fail 20 vote for w. w.
Ross.
The elsction Of c. A. Denton 20 tbs q,
Office Of Circuit Judge, with John
Armstrong and Geo. Ruble as Judges
OF the County Court, win work a
saving OF thousands OF dollars to
the county treasury in the our Of
their terms Of Office. II you want 20
vote for the interest OF your own
p~oeketbook, vote for these
DR.. c. b. Colson will make one
Of the best coro ners Bates county
ever had. He will attend to the
duties of the Office faithfully and
well. You vote for a mighty good
man when you vote for DR.. Z. b.
Colson.
Mr.. w. II. Mintor departed
Tuesday for his home in Springfield
Kas., after a several days visit 10
his nephew. l. n. Min,on, in this
city. Mr.. Minton IS a large cattle
dealer OF western Kansas. and re-
turned home by way of Kansas City
where he sold several car loads Of
cattle.
Don't fail to vote for George
Templeton for Prosecuting Atior-
ney if you want a prosecutor that
will faithfully represent the state
in all matters coming before the
courts. He will be a persistent
and relentless prosecutor Of eTimi.
mails aud with just enough of the
idea Of justice tempered with mer-
ey TO do his whole duty 10 the sat-
Isiaction Of court and jury as well
as the people whom he will serve
Vote for George Templeton.
Sunday morning early, news
came to the city that w. T. John.
son, County Treasurer was dead.
Mr.. Johnson has been in failing
health for about a year, bu, his
death came Unexpectedly. His
lungs have been weak aud were IN
condition that a slight cold brought
pneumonia and terminated his life
rather snddenly. tbs wife was
killed in a run away accident 4 lie.
tle over a year ago. lie leaves
Ave grown children. His funeral
occurred yesterday, at Butler.
In 1860, when the Republican
party first came INTO power, this
was almost exclusively an agrieul-
tural country and the policy OF the
Democratic party was to keep il 50.
+"
That party said the United States
is destined to be the granaFy Of the
world. bat = manufacturing country
nSver. The Republican policy
was to make 1, great manufactur.
ing as well as agricultural country,