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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
ALL WANT TO HEAR HIM.
Tickets to DR.. Gildersleeve's Lee
tlIre Exhausted.

That DR.. Basil l.. Gildersleeyef will have
great audiences to greet him on the oc-
casion of his lectures at Richmond Col
lege Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
this week Is now assured. The demand
for tickets has been almost nnprece-
denied, and President Boatwright's sup
ply has been wholly exhausted. He would
gladly dispose of rhny. moro II he had
them and tho college auditorium would
seat more. but tickets kaye already been
sent out to the full capacityof the room
The lectures will be Of the highest class,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
POOR COMMITTEE
MUCH SURPRISED
Chairman Hobson Learns Acci-
dclltally of lndignity to
INDECENT Sick. G
ORDERS PRACTICE STOPPED
Committee Heard OF It Last
Night aud at Once Put
End to 1t.

Chairman Junus Hobson. OF the COM
|, nrlttee OH the Relief OF the Poor. sp,ang
a surprise upon his committee last nigh'
when the quarterly meeting was held
at the City Home, BY moving that mere
after no clinics should be held IN the
City Hospital.
For years 1t has been the practice OF
tho medical colleges of the city 10 senn
professors and students to the City Home
(old Almshouse) to hold clinics, using
the inmates of tho hospital for purposes
OF demonstration. The fact that this IN
dignity and humiliation was visited upon
the poor but respectable inmates OF me
institution was unknown to tie commit
tee until Chairman Hobson. who nm
self had accidentally heard OF 1t on the
street informed the members last n'shs.
1t turned out upon an examination OF
the records that tho power to hold such
clinics had been granted many years
ago to the medical colleges OF tho CITY,
but with the provlso that such clinics
must be with the consent of the COM
nlttee on the Relief Of the Poor.
Tho committee took advantage OF inc
saving clause and ordered most emphau-
cally that the practice should he d!s-
continued for the future.
Contracts Awarded.
AS this was the quarterly meeting, con-
tracts for supplies were awarded. nc
superintendent reported 22e as the num-
Der Of inmates in the Home on Septem
Der Goth: 81 being admitted In october,
S. discharged. 10 having died. leaving III
to be cared for on October 3lst
In the hospital 10 patients were being
treated on September Goth. "A were re.
ceived during October. SO discharged 10
died, leaving the number under treat
ment on October 3ls,, 70. In each case
this is a decrease from last year
e Proposals were received for furnishing
the Institution with supplies for the quar-
ter commencing December I, 1905, and
the following contracts were nwarded:
Bacon to Kingan 6; Co; Hour, rice and
canned corn TO L. c. Younger: lard and
soap to Armour & Co.. coffee and sugar
toe. D. Kenny Company; butter to kas-
telberg Butter Company, behring's to j. S,
Moore's Sons; Irish potatoes to a. +.
Schultz; salt and canned torca toes to Eiar-
,vey Blair & Co.: straw to j. L. Suther-
land: hose, half-hosc. coored domestics
and unbleached jeans to Burnett Lewis;
mems and women's shoes to w. a. Cheat
wood; whiskey to the Hessberg Boiling
Company: drugs and medicines to the l..
Wagner Drug Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
Virginia Bible Society,

The Bible Society of Virginia has recently
made donation OF two hundred nicely bound
Bibles 10 tho state penitentiary This was
done IN order ihat every cell which was not
supplied, should have copy of the ScriptuI es
Another large assignment Was sen 10 Norfolk
for The use Of the sailors there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
Overl,olt's Loss.
(Rv 4 sgocIated Press

-. -. by +ASEOVlH IVN II csI'I II- =. n
4 C.ONNELsVILLl, PA, November 60
LAST nights fire at the Overholt D!stil-
lery at Broadford, resulted In a loss es-
tlnlated to-day at $1,000. 900, including
the tax on the whiskey lost. The ware
house '175 TO 80 feet. was totally do
stroyed but the distlllery proper was
not badly damaged, Manager 9. w.
Mauk estimates that $1,000 barrels OF
whiskey were destroyed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
VIII Meet Tomorrow.

The Executive Committee OF tho Home for
East Grace Street att II ,to' clock Tomorrow
lnorDhE Business ofImportance ~ III be trans
acted and all members are earnestly requested
TO attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
County Iail is Crowded.

Special Office, Angle. Of IIenrIco county, has
arrested the following White men, who will be
tbs Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad j. James,
William crewse, Isaac crewse, Major Atk lnson
and Frank Raymond,
The county jai now has over eighty inmates,
and Is crowded 10 It's utmost capacity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
Board Meets Tonight.

The Board of Aldermen will meet tonight
IN special session to consider the proposition OF
making an appropriation. according to the
resolution Of Alderman Marx Gunst, for six
additional men 10 blow out the gas pipes for
the relief pf the citizens This resolution will
almost surely be adopted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
Police Commissioners Meet.

The Police Commissioners were In ses-
sion two hours or more last night, At
the conclusion of the meeting Commits
sloner Duke said nothing was done be-
You'd routine business
Reported trouble between the Cary
Street merchants and the First District
officers did not come IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
SOCIETY BROKEN INTO.
-Four Mortons" Delighted Gal
lery Gods at Bijou Last Night.

lery Gods at Bijou Last Night.
me 'Four Mortons performed the act
OF breaking into Society at the nijou
last night and they arrived with all
eight feet.
Fhat fact is literally true. for as dam
GERS the Morton family. are in the swim
WIN something doing every minute Fa-
lher Morton and Mother Morton belong
70 the old time school; to those palmy
Gays OF the slap stick and the knock
ho"h Of Torn vest and soap suds. but
'AeS are c,eTer and the gallery Joined
WITH the pit in extending 10 them the
welcoming palm. Paul Morton. the son.
mas inherited the pedal characteristics
OF MS forbcars. and cau dance as wcll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
Auditor Warren Slightly Hurt.

wy Auditor Edward ]. Warren was slightly
hut Yesterday afternoon BY falling on HIS
!! Hoss and wac shortly able 70 be on the
streets again
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
Omen Bids To-day,

Al 2 O'clock day bldsy for renoIatins the
Fedora! building Will be opened, THIS Win en-
brace the Shafer building as we'll as the Gus
tom'hsuss ana the main BUILDING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
Hall Committee.

The Subcommittee on City Hall met yester-
day Their report will be made 10 the ful
committee on Grounds and Buildings n, III.
next meeting Of the latter body
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
Angels to Sing.

An entertainment will be given at Gers
ley's Hall in Swansboro, Thursday and
Friday nights for the benefit Of Clopton
West-End Angels will render some of
their most attractive selections Tho
management of tho affair is under the
charge of the Misses Maud Clements
and Emma Clara Burke.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs, NJ. r. Hopkins is visiting her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21

Burnetts Extract Of Vanilla
Prepared from selected Vanilla Beans,
Warranted.---AdY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
To Inspect New Office.

A meeting Of the Cemetery Committee
has been called for Wednesday, evening
at O'Clock. when the members will visit
the cemetery and inspect the new office
that has been recently erected for the
use of Superintendent Allen and the, visi-
tors to the grounds, The office is a pretty
frame structure nicely fitted up, and II.
will be found to be Il great convenience
Cor the Suncrint endont. "A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
Funeral of Little Girl.

The funeral Of Margaret Deacon La
and Mrs. Charles S. Latham, who died at
noon Sunday at the residence Of her pa
rents, in Oak Grove, took place yester
. DAY morning IRON ne home Tne ser
Ivan. Interment was in Maury Gene
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
ITO Have Big Supper.

The ladies of Sacred Heart Church are
preparing for a grand supper to be held
the night OF December 5th In Leader
Hall. The proceeds of the entertainment
ladies promise to have a most tasteful
supper and II is hoped that a8large crowd
will be present: as their manner OF en-
tertainment Is both we'll sand widely
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
SPRAGUE,

The Republican convention ~
Howard township mt AZ Spuague,
az = D. m.. Wednesday, tlse 18th, and
nominated the following 0shucns
For JustFce q Peaae-Wcst end.
a. f. Perkins; East end, j. y. Bob.
bltt-
For Coikrtor-n a. Crssiuan.
For Clerk and Ass@sor-J a.
Raney.
For Trustre-J. a. strait.
Road Oyer@rns-
iss plst.-C a. Want.
End nisG-W. Portrr.
Srd nisL-Chcstcr Gpen
Mr.. G. Hinton aud iamliy mosed
20 the New home minss on the tith
and iSth Inst.
Mr. T. n. Mngernan. isputy
Head Consul q the Modern wopd-
men ~ America. has tecn IA town
the past kw days
Mr. Araola shippsd car load ~
stock 60 Kansas CO on the @ta
Mr. Hunaker. who hoaght Mr.
Kurseys farm. shipFed ans car bonds
u cattR 10 ieed ON bis iarme
SrxLUa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
Birthday Celebration,

Victoria Camp, No. As, Royal
Neighbors OF America, oelebrat.
ed the birthday anniversary Of
the order at their lodge room
last night. A class of seven new
members were initiated into the
mysteries. After this impor.
tant work, an excellent program
was rendered, every participant
in which deserves special men.
ton, but time and space forbids.
The browning number of the pro.
gram however, WAS the "bloomcr'
drill, participated In by sixteen
modest ladies'. Now this drill
has been the subject Of much ar
gument and conjecture during
the past few days, and when the
drill team made their appearance
the spectators fairly held their
breath az the array of beauty
presented. The ladies were dee.
Grated from head 20 foot with
flowers (bloomers) OF every col.
or and kind imaginable. This
surprise was fully appreciated
by the guests present.
An excellent lunch was then
spread 10 which all present did
ample justice, and expressed
themselves as delighted with IN,
royal way in which the Roya.
Neighbors entertain.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
Real Estate Transfers.

w Porter to Jas H Haler 70 a
sec 10 d Creek, 5000.
Jesse L Webb to w I Rice pit.
blk So Butler, $3.50.
Jas II Hsler to Net,ie b Porter.
10 a sec 10 D Greek, 5000.
Geo T Morgan to 9 II SPieer
"a a sec "a Mt Pleasant. $4,000.
Gottleib Fischer to A c Bureh.
ardt 10 a sec II p Gap, 500.
L W Shafer to VIM Shafer 100
q sec 3 E Boone. $1,000.
E c Specie to Y c Combs lot ;
blk 6 Huns sdd Butler, 5000.
Nancy E Gnggs eial to } II HUI
KEEL pit lot : blk Harpers sub But
Ter, $1,000.
Orpha Lawless eial to J w
Frankenield pit blk I75 Rich Hill,
sos.
Signund Stern to Adam Amani
100 q sec 10 Mound. $1,000.
Thos Buck to Geo II Guy $40 a
sec IS & ) Mingo s. Spruce
$4,000.
Henry w Hartman to Maggie
B~oreherding lots & 2 blk "a Prai-
re City, $50.
CT Hutchins to r NJ Phillips
lot IS blk 81 Amorei, SO.
n E Brxoy to Alice Smiley lots
/ s : blk %, Rockville, $500.
Mo Kan. Grain Co 10 Edward
Haas 10, ; blk Balls add Hume,
$500.
ThOs Smith 10 Chas Burge
tract sec o L Oak, $50.
&c Hardin to ReinhoIdt Julien
100 4 sec ~ w Point. S7Ioo.
HI Harris 10 Geo Reik So 4
sec 20 Usage, $4,000.
w L Gibson to s Simpson isc
q sec 40 Homer, $500.
L X Boshm 10 Lloyd Burk 10, 5
blk II Wyatt's add Batter, SIfs.
Edward Haas TO No. Kas Goa.
Co. lot : blk Balls add Hume.
$500.
c France to Nancy Agee iIc
a sec TO Shawnee, $500.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
KEITH

Miss Emma King and brother
WIN. were over in the vicinity Of
Prairie City last week.
We notice Gabe reports thre
weddings In his items last week aud
they never said a word 10 him. Too
had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Denaycre win
move from the Watson cottage 90 a
niee little hopse on the Henry HocP
or place.
Ben Rand Is having such poor luck
duck hunting We think he win quit
and 50 "a farming.
Mr. L. r. Rohlnson and Miss Lena
Suda. weN caiiing Ia our burg last
Thursday.
We win wascr a iag q huttcrmuk
We could guess who Farmeg John In
the Reyicw o.
None pats are being sowod this
season than for several years The
season has hcen iayoFahic.
j.. g. Watson was cut on bis farm
last week looking over b. and win
move hls family 0ut the hust 90 next
month"; They win ~ our neansst
Reighoors and Ne weleome them Ia
our vicinity.
Prof, L. r. Rohlnson says d
would IKE 90 se a soaking rain. Hs
has a goOd job carrying water, toa
had 20 have 10 give H up
Sone ~ she IMPORTERS Cor car
county paprns are tylnE Ia make
out that Miss Cassity eoulint az,
trad 60 her dutass a. counc school
superintendent excited. 0n acsaua,
az theculd weather Ne cant thiul
that way. Rural Route No. = Ia.
olwge had . lady carFier and 81.
so& rala y shine
Nj isAg oihsh nni has kas0d
t1s Adams lr4 q so acus. taS1
tey@ as dVv ge4rS
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Miss Mamie Neat viii depart
Sunday for Kansas City 20 under
go a surgical operation FOR hbroid
tumor which has been troubling
her for many years The pray
ers Of her numerous church
friends win 90 with her and the
sympathy Of an others viii bc
with her in the trying ordeal.
Her friends, Iand that's every
body who knows her) hope the
operation will terminate success
fully and that IN q few weeks she
win be returned 20 her parents
and friends ially restored %
health DR. W. H. Allen her fam.
iy physician viii accompany her
80 Kansas City.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Mrs e. Ayers and daughters
we're "a Rich Hia Saturday.
Mrs y II Tarver visited hef
mother infhe country Sunl
An alarm ~ Gre, early yes'eI-
day mOrninx notified the IRE
boys that Dr. Vs. H. Aliens house
was ahrc When they g0t there
they found Il was THE kitchen
and only slight damage had been
done
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
OF Course.

Prof Laidlaw, Prof. Stephens,
Claude Briggs, Misses Corbin,
Kennedy and Lowrey, of the
Hume schools, attended the meet.
ing OF the Bates County Teach.
ers' Association az Rich Hill
Saturday. They report an ex,
oellent session and royal enter,
uinment az the hands Of the Rich
I'LL people, Hume Telephone.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

daily papsr ior si.o q ycar =
souething the pable has long desi~
ed The Chicago Daily Revew, a
delightful family dalN giving an ius-
portant nevs. markvt nrpcrts and
many ~lntcuestiag departments for
men. women and chi5irsn, j. seat "a
subscribers iOr 81 a year q cenn
for 6 months 80 ccnts ior s mouthS
~Suhscribc to-day. addr~s Tar Chd-
.SaSO l1cYiew Co. Eo CVsaCott
building. Chkas. liliapA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

W. T. Duvall, the Republican
nominee for Collector Of Usage
township, is a man Of sterling in.
tegrity who attends strictly 70
business and is as wen qualified
ioT The Once as any man who
ever held the Office You will
make no mistake in voting FOR
W. 7. Duyal.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

A great deal Is said Of the cli.
mate and altitude of New Mexico
and Arizona as being a cure Tor
consumptiyes, and ] think IL is
true. But ! find the same ~
true Of Colorado. I've been here
for the last year and ~ / meet
the people and converse with
them. as one always does, re-
garding the length Of time they
have lived here and where they
lived formerly, ! find that about
one in five came here because
they either had lung trouble or
were threatened with il, and they
made a business Of getting well,
either by farming or some other
work that kept them out doors,
and they either slept out doors,
or in a tent,and THEY ARE WELL,
and you could not persuade them
TO go east again.
We are in the western part Of
the state, about seyenty-fye miles
west of Leadville, twelve miles
east Of Glenwood Springs, and in
one Of the best valleys in the
state, with an altitude of six or
seven thousand feet, beautiful
scenery, excellent water and sun
shine every day.
We raise potatoes, sugar beets,
grain and hay, small fruits. and
some apples, but our money is
made in potatoes and beets. Five
dollars per ton for beets, and
when each beet win weigh from
four to fourteen pounds, you can
guess that an acre of beets means
something. Potatoes bring, most
years, from S1.0OtoS1.5O per hun
dred pounds, and an acre viii
prOduce from two to three hun
bred bushels. A man with poor
health can cultivate enough
ground TO keep him.
If one likes hunting and fish
ing, with beautiful and grand
scenery, Colorado ought to be
the camping ground. The hunt
er or pleasure seeker is at liberty
to occupy any cabin he finds not
already occupied, and with blank
cts and a few other comforts that
can be carried easily, he can
make himself at home in one
locality for a time and then move
on to another point of interest,
but remember though, that il
deer is the game you coyet you
must come in September.
Whether you seek health OF
lonly pleasure, come to Colorado.
Some are here from Rockville
and other points in your state.
and / was in your town long
enough to feel an interest in all
Missourians.
IL. NJ. CoLvLLE,
Carbondale, Colo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
HOTIeE 70 RICH HILL BURIAL
ASSOCIATION.

On account u the death Of
Murrel Lowe. a member 81 the
Cooperative Burial Association,
the sth assessment is now due.
K J. BOOTH, Sec
March -. 1906.
Office over Taylor grocery, On
Park Ave.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
four STANDARD stations, Grattsus

VIII be found n the Spencer
Stables. al the northeast corner OF
Rich Hin; aud will stard az $500
for a liyirg toal. Ms-lst
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We IN authorized ~ nnn0unee
fie name OR y ~. MeNanu. fr
cts Aian-hai -ui9 ~ 10 be- esihfii
'riiipn ~ 30 rpirr- - Rirb fim az
tiie csming ~pnlg riecfiDn
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

We nr authorized 60 nnnounoe
the name n e. g o. PrOweil as a
candidate for PYlicc Jndsc. at the
approaching city electOn-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

LOCAL BRIEFS.


removed 70 Boise City, Idaho.
Ben Caldwell came over from
Hume and spent Sunday in Rich
Hill.
John Stangle had no trouble in
disposing OF his Barlow last Sat.
prday.
Uncle Jo(hannes) Is the man
who makes them all holler ON
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Levy, Of
Butler, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Loeb.
Joe Winchell spent Sunday
with home folks returning TO
work at Nevada Monday.
Look up our Anti Trust propo-
sition on keystone Mowers and
Binders. johannes & Sons.
You can't down a good man
like Jim Sheppard in a democrat
ic primary. He's fit before. {"
The farmer boy, Fred Crabb
got away most beautifully with
the city gentlemen last Saturday
az the Democratic primary.
The family of Rev. X. b. Tenn.
pleton are expected to arrive in
the city this week and occupy
the NJ. T. church parsonage.
The Foster property on the
west end Of Maple street is deing
put in shape to be occupied by
Mike Daily asout April first.
T. A. Gould, general superin-
tendent of the Mo. Pac. passed
through the city, Monday noon,
in his special car on a tour of in
spection.
The voters of the south ward
have an opportunity to put into
the office of alderman one of the
best men in the ward, Prof. G.
7. vanBenthusen.
II you think there is no i'm.
provement going ON in Rich Hill,
just take a walk out over town,
some afternoon, and listen TO the
sound of hammer and saw.
Carpenters, stonemasons and
other workmen are hard at work
on the corner Of Park AuenuC
and Fayette streets building two
cottages for Guido Jaeger.
Mr.. ID. Barber has been enjoy
ing a visit from his three sons,
two OF whom reside in Cleveland
Ohio, and one in Webb City
They returned TO their homes
Tuesday.
Ira Royce and family win soou
remove from Kansas City to Ricl
Hill and occupy the Geo. Man
vile property recently purchas
cd by Major Wilson, out on the
South side.
Editor Williams, Of the Met.
Times and Miss Tillie Baze wer'
joined in holy wedlock by Rev
Blalock at the Christian churcl
in Metz Tuesday evening. Tn
TRIBUNE extends congratula
tons.
Emmett Mclaughlin, the Re
publican nominee for TOWNSHIP
Trustee, Is a successful farmer
an all round good man for IN
Office and should get the vote 9
every Republican in the town
ship. II he does he viii b
elected.
Mrs. Sarah Skecn, of Colorad,
who has been visiting her brotl
er.inlaw, J. Ed. Jones, and fan
lily, for several weeks, will retur
10 her home to-day. She viii b
accompanied by her mothe.
Mrs. Nancy Cox, who will spen
the summer with her.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

ittatiNtH ~
Harry Brown, Of Kansas City,
is in the city visiting his mother.
old newspapers TO put under your
carpets. &c for big bundle, NJ TnE
TRIBUNE Office.
See the elegant line Of trimmed
hats now on display at the Ba.
zaar.
Jas. Pearson and wife r re-
joicing in the possession Of a ba-
by son
Misses Hattie and Ehie Piper
dined with Miss Iona Griggs
Sunday.
Bradley might have known he
couldn't overcome Sampson, the
strong man.
VIII Beasley, of Pittsburg,
Kas., is visiting his uncle, Chas.
Beasley, this week.
When our competitors got
, punched" they usually boiler
Cheap Jo(hannes).
Hereafter I will be in my den
tai office from Tuesday noon to
Sunday noon. -DR. SLATER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber and chill
dren, Of Butler, spent Sunday
with City Clerk Jones and family.
w. b. S. Gahlt was in the city
yesterday, and favored the Tm-
BUNE with a cart Wheel on sub
scription.
Master Garlic Cowan, of Min
eral, Kansas, spent Sunday in
this city with his graneparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stonebraker.
Tom Willis and sister, Miss
Hannah, were in from the new
shaft Monday to visit friends and
attend lodge meeting Of the Re
bekah's.
The Bazaar will have a big dis
play of new spring millinery at
their store to-day, tomorrow and
Saturday. Don't fail to pay
them a visit.
Mrs. f n. Chastain, Of Rich
Hill, was entertained at Catalpha
park, last week, the guest Of Mr..
land Mrs. G. A. Mack. Hume
Telephone.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Kennel, who has
been very sick with tonsiltls,
until life was almost despaired
of, has about recovered, TO the JOY
Of parents and friends.
The folks at the Bazaar are en-.
tirely too busy 20 have their us
ual opening this spring, but in
stead will have a three days dis
play Of their new spring styles
commencing to-day and lasting
over Saturday.
The boys who have been TAX
ing coal from their ncighbors
coal shed without permission
had better look a little out Mar
. shall Bankson may hear of il
,Their names arc known and Their
neighbors are getting tired o
! their FRANKS,
: A surprise party took Charle'
r p cry unawares last Frida.
night at his home ON the Franl
Martin place north of the city
D A whole host Of friends, boy.
and girls, gathered in IN him
elThey spent the evening in game
and music, and had good tim
i. lgenerally. II was his birthda.
g but he forgot 10 say just how ol.
he was.
II there is man in Usage town
ship qualified for the Office q
!, Assessor, II is A. G. Bradley, III
n Republican nominee for that o.
q hce. He knows every citizen
I. THE township and city, and is a
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

We are authorized To announce
chhs 4. VanBenthusen a. a eandi.
date for Alderman Ia the Ist or
South Ward.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

VIZ arr authorized % announec
Lawrence ~. Grinth ~ a candidate
for Mayor u Rich Hiil, subject 10
the votes of the citizens atstbe April
election.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

We are authorized 20 place the
name of Arthur Bankson before our
readers as a candidate for city Mar
shall, at the April election.