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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
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.s.45 9orm 9Gmoers5tn ttor, 1900 uub 800
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
REPUBLICAN 1ttTINGs.

The Republican Executive Com
mitiee held a meeting recently and
made appointments for meeting al
the times and places below desig-
mated. Chairman Fox has assur-
anees from the State Committed
that one OF more speakers Of state
reputation will be sent into the
county as soon as dates con be n.
ranged. They win be assigned to
some OF The meetings already an
nouneed or those coming off later.
Two or more Of the following
gentlemen viii be present al each
meeting and address the voters.
Messrs. Hales. Huekeby, Temple
ton, Denton, Church, Douglass,
Ruble, Armstrong, spencer and
Ross. The meetings will be held
in the evening at S o'clock.
Sprague and Altoona, Thursday
September s9.
Hume and Shawnee twp, Fri.
day, September go.
Rockville and Crescent Hill.
Tuesday, October 4.
Hudson and Burdett, Thursday,
October 8.
Double Branches and Mersin-
Friday, October 7.
See posters for particulars.
Committeeman of each township
will see that all necessary arrange.
men,s for meetings are made.
A. L. Fox. Chm.
g. A. DELAMATER, Sec.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
Start an Herb Garden.

Fortunes IN Ginseng, Golden
Seal ANA Senega. all valuable med.
teal plants. Easily grown ana hardy
throughout the L., ), Always a
ready market aud demand Increasing
Room in your garden % grow
thousands OF dollars worth, We
sell roots and seed. Plant Ia fan.
Booklet and magazine telling al
about II g.. Write today.
OZARK GINSENG 90.
Dept w, Joplin, 40
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
Improve Your Orchard

II you want good fruit tfses, Der
~ plants OF anything else in the
frui, line you can &c, Il from Dave
Conley, ageut for Stark Bros. Nuns.
cry and Orchard Co., LoaisSna
Mo- He viii sell yoa Black Ben
Davis apples as good as the bss'
and for this section 3 little better.
Everybody knows Dave Conlsy.
He has become The stand by 10 this
community as agent Tor srus trees,
And Stark Bros Nursery ana o.
caard Co. have a reputs,ion taat Is
a guarantee for what they say.
They are nov making a speciality
OF The Black Ben Davis apple which
has The eudorsmsn, Of MACY OF ihs
.lswss, aud best heEueollausss 81
the country. GNs yoog ondsss "a
Dave Coaley iog the stark Bros,
Nursery CO.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
REAL estate TaAssFERs

Annie b Herr to josiah cnps
81 acres section i9 East Booae'
saoo.
Rose Bartz 70 II s~harpless
taaei sec - Rockville sfooo.
WITH Duke cisl 70 Jos Bio
cher acre section IS Deer Greek
ssss.
n II McEiroy TO V w Hancock
rs acres section IS III. Pleasant
$4,000.
IL II Harshsw 10 c Z Dawson Q
a sec 20 Despwater SOS.
Jennie A Cough to G W Allan
pit lot II & lot u blk 40 Rich Hi
$1,000.
Jas Allen to I D OImsisad lot
AL & PIT lot z4s Adrian $500.
Newion Moore to Geo Meyers
10 acres section n West Poiat,
5000.
IN Carlisle to 2 A SsifsrliHg
Izo a sse 10 and q Pleasant Gap,
$1,000.
ID w Koontz 10 B Mathews 20
. sec 10 Spruce SI5oo.
A Brilliant 10 Susan Brilliant
lot I blk 26 Rich Hill ss5o.
Louisa Hall etsl to E E Eckles
100 q sec u Lone FAX 81.
81 Requa to Fannie Gee lots II
* II blk ~ Rich Hill $500.
Susan Brilliant to Albert Norris
lot j blk 20 Rich Hill $3.50.
Me,,ie Lynch TO S E Ogden lot
9 blk II Rich Hill Sa5o.
Geo Templston to S E Ogden
pit lots 7 blk s. Rich Hill $500.
w F Moore TO c L Moore So =
sec ~ Spruce $1,000.
L Cock to B F Potter lot II
blk IS and lots 70 and II block y
Sprague $1,000.
Bates county Bank to Bates Ma
tional Bank zoo a sec 2 Mt Pleas
ant pit lot ! blk 10 Butler pit lot 4
blk ! Hzrpers sub Butler So q sec
az & - Mt Pleasant 40 = sec "A
Homer 81.
r = Bachelor TO " E Lawson
100 acres section IS Deepwater,
S2Soo.
All Lloyd to C 4 Hutehias lots
5 & blk 81 Amoret Sl5.
c II Hutehins to James SfTai.
lots 5 x blk 5, Amoret $40;
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
KEITH

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rand and little
daughters spent Sunday with C. b.
Ward and wife. near Sprague.
August Hooper has sold his fine
driving horse to a horse buyer from
Tennessee. for $50. He also sold a
young mule to the same party Tor
$50. August stayedat home sunday.
We hear that Gabe is eon~valescent
We have missed his 'gab' the past
six weeks.
Grandma Weeks Of Rich Hill. spent
last week visiting Mrs. Henry
Hooper.
Glen Boron writes home from the
Big Horn Basin. Wyoming. Of a sue
cessiul hunt in witch he killed three
deers. Glen wouldn't KIN such small
game now as the Missouri quail or
rabbit.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. Benedict were out
ON Burnett creek sunday paw-paw
hunting. They stopped NJ Uncle
Ike Meats and left him a supply.
l.. T.. Cotton. from the county
seat, was on our streets Thursday.
He was Just as friendly as ever. not
a bit stuck-up because Of living at
the county capithl.
w. NJ. wheatley sold 10 head Of
hogs To Mr.. Steel Of Rich HIl. at
sic. He also s3ld 30 head 20 Mr..
Arnold OF Sprague, at $40.
Ambrose and Ia penayre left sat
urday for "a weeks outing at the big
fair In St. Louis.
Mrs. Henry Hooper and son Henry
Jr.. and daughter FrIeda. and Grand
ma Weeks. left Saturday morning
for a few days visit at Moundvtile,
In Vernon county, where they viii
attend n Mission Fest on sunday,
Misses Llrric and Emma King aud
brother VIII, attended the Johanig-
mier-Mister wedding az Prairie city
last week.
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
LONEOAK.

We are needing some rain IN this
part Of the country, a. pastures are
getting short and stock water
scarce.
Lge Requa and Wm Douglas are
both making preparations 70 bald
new houses soon
Mr.. FIllpot. OF Cedar Co. has been
visiting his uncle J. Fllpot, the past
week.
Joe Sander and wna we've trading
with Rich Hll merchants Friday.
We saw WIN. Done. o. RIlh I'M,
driving through this part Of the
country Sunday.
Ganler Bros have traded = acres
% the Merritt property - Mrs lac
coarse, getting 9 acres ana tie az
Terrence IN money. Prise an around.
So per acre.
everybody seems % m busy cut'
ting cora 90 present
VIM. Laceoare of idaho. who
stopped % visit relatives ou his way
home from tia worlds mir. left fol
nome tie 1rst % the week.
G. Kien0ergg and family spent
sunday with Geo. RaPs end family.
at PnpiHsvlia.
Prow HOY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29

Little Jimmie Aver Wa qBlta SER
iously hurt By being kicked by E
young mule reosauy, BAT = an nghs
again now.
Misses Edna Jones aal Gohlis
wh@auey eIned AZ the aver hozas
SUNDAY.
Prank Jones, orr popular poet
mastrr and sto0 keeper. has bought
properly and s going into bzsia@
n Rlch HHL de Is moving rasre
this wnk Mr. Joaes aud family
are good psopA who VIII - mA
Little Emma T.aas wac quite bsaf-
~ brussed " ianins iron o horse
SUNDAY.
Prank wilson Las . asw bay.
Shole sunday school caated
thsir anst anniversary ~ having a
treat ana short progaza sunday.
IA MIlsr and wife were shopping
in TIE Hi Saturday.
Mus Jos Dgualason = enjoying q
visit from her SISTER Rom 1owa
Unsa Robert Wussa VISITED hs
brother Rsv. Andnw Wilson, sun-
day.
Mr. J. X. WlSon = uaurtalainr
her hrother. Jauies 1sy. we ara
not leara wAgre re S2utAmaa
hOE2e T.
Mr. Mekeel's sister droppxd ia 10
spend a few days at his hpnae Sra.
day,
ExEEE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
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TRIBUNE. SI.OO.


The Bates county Teachers as
soeialion will be held at lhe court
house in Butler. Oct. Q, 7 aud s,
1904. There has been an exten.
sive program prepared. Supt. w.
T. Darlington viii be with Us Oct.
o and other educators OF state rep.
u,alion will be presen, during the
association. Saturday afternoon
will be devoted 70 Board Of Diree.
tors duties. etc. and We hope and
urge that all directors and others
interested in education win meet
with US on Sat. Let each one
make a special effort 20 be pres.
snt and make this meeting a sue
cess.
II. O. MANY, Supt.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
walnut Street 81 +. Church.

There will be services at ths
Walnu, Street M. f. Church mex;
Sunday, as follows;
At a.. m. the pastor, Rev c.
c. James, viii preach. a. gssop p.
m, ssrmon and saGamental service
conducted by Rev. l.. =. Audsg,
son, =. +.
Monday, 1880 p. N. quarterly
conferences.
Sunday School AZ 9;fs a. m.
Junior League AZ $50 p. n.
Epworth League Al 800 p. n.
Prayer meeting Tharsday s; 90,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
TAKE NOTICE

We have no desire 10 keep any
subscriber on our list who does not
appreciate the practical value and
benefit OF the papsr. We rely on
the subscriber TO notify rs VIXEN
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stopped by The subscriber himself
All back subscription 10 date mus;
be paid when the paper is stopped.
Count So cents per mouth toE each
month since your last payment to
the date you order j; stopped, and
enclose that amour, in cash with
your order 10 stop the paper.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
REAYLEY.

Jim Mccrlloeh has q nioc new
donele seated buggy and Is now
pnpared 70 ride comfortably and
siyIshly,
Ale ToartsIiot, aud wi attended
Ola settlers picnc az Buticr.
Dave Eocse aud wife are taxing Ia
the great exposition this week.
Bert Martha. son og Rich Hin's
postmaster cad pretty SISTER. wcr'
out our way Fuday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29
A. Il. Meeting.

There will be a called meeting OF
Gen. Candy Post No. 10, at the
TRiBuNE office tomorrow, Friday,
night, at 1880 O'Clock. to consult
ever some Post matters. a, which
all members are requested TO be
present. r.. L. MeMURrRY,
Post Com.
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lamy, Mo.
DR.. and Mrs. II. c. Olsen took
in the worlds fair last week, re.
turning home Sunday.
To LoAN-$soo on good real
estate security. Must be acre prop
erty.-GEo. p. HUcHRBY.
II. G. Speaker has taken his
merry-go-round TO Eldorado
Springs for a short season.
DIR. Slater will be in his dental
Office from Tuesday morning to
Saturday noon every week. #
Attend the big opening at the
Bazaar to-day. They have a store
full Of goods that are both useful
and ornamental.
Mrs. Belle Zepp, after a short
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Gee, returned Monday to her
home in Kansas City.
w. .. Atkeson, from Butler.
was in the city Tuesday. w. o.
divides his time now between But
Ter, Mo. and Ottawa, Kan.
Ttere are IS divorce cases pend
ing in the Bates county circuit court.
We heard a preacher say once of a
far less number, Enough to make
the devil blush"
Miss Ne,tie Handbook and Mr..
Jas. Keeble were united n marriage
at the home Of the brides mother
on east Walnut street. Judge c.
w. Done, a friend Of the family,
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Theo. Marquardt of Rock.
vile, chairman Of the Rockville
township committee wa in the city
Monday, and in company with DR..
Delamater made a pleasant call at
the TRIBUNE Office. Come again.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jamison have
returned from their Indiana home
trip. On their way back they stop
ped to see the fair aud its wonders
down at 81. Louis. They enjoyed
the trip as everybody does who ever
lived in Indiana.
Mr., Jas. Z. Bailey was in the
city last Saturday, He wants TO
trade a tarm for city property, and
Il some city man wants a farm they
can learn Of a good trade by calling
on Mr.. Bailey at his farm or Geo.
r. Huekeby at his Office.
Miss Kate Haus, Field Secretary
Of the Christian EndeavOr, gave an
interesting talk to the Junior En-
deayor al the Presbyterian church
last Sunday afternoon, and address.
ed the congregation at the night
service. Those who heard hen
were greatly edited.
Circuit eour, eonvenes Monday,
Oct. srd, in regular session, end Al
the kraiz case has been disposed Of.
will probably adjourn over to Men
day. the 18th. There are over ,oC
cases on the docket, ~ iOr illegal
sale of liquor, IS divorce, II APP
peals, Is parole, aud Ga others.
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Mo. Pac. Coach ExcursIons.
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The Mo. Pacific Railway will
sell you excursion tickets TO 81.
Louis, any day now, except Fri
day or Saturday, at the rate Of
ss.ss for the round trip. Tickets
good returning 2 days,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-29

Kansas City Karnival October
I'd to 7th, good 10 return oet Sth,
one fare round tnp.
Kansas City horse show Oct IS,
TO a1d, one and QUO third fare
round trip.
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