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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
China Refused RussIa's Request.

Pckin, July ION. Pokotlon, the
Russian minister at Pekln. has left
for washington. Prior to his depart
ure, he requested the board OF for, Ign
affairs to sanction the dispatch of q
small body OF Russian soldiers as ar
escort to the Dalai Llama to the Dor
ders Of Thibet. the Chinese replied
that an escort was superhuous and
refused their consent. Russia is ap
pare-,tly DESTROYS 10 emphasize the
fact that Llama is under their protec
ton and It Is reported that tho Lama
is drawing funds from a Russian bank
OF Kischta. Minister Pokotllofr re
Gently privately interviewcd the Llama
AZ CrCa and gave him presents. The
Llama Is still at Crga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
Socialists Bar Policemen.

Chicago, July lO.-Militiamen. 20
licemen. deputy sheriffs aud other OFT
GERS of the Law are 20 be barred for
ever from membership in the industrial
workers OF the world. as the Socialist
leaders have styled their new labor or
ganiEation. Resolutions declaring
against the admission Of police oaScers
into the new union were adopted unan
imOasly at the convention now 10 sss
sion here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
WOMAN SAVES FlREMENS LIVES
They Were Overcome by Back
Drauaht" In New York Fire.

New York, July 1Q.-Miss Caroline
Baumgartner. of this city. saved the
lives OF a number Of persons who had
been overcome by the back draught"
IN a serious fire in the Wing building
in Ninth avenue.
She once spent a few weeks at a
training school for nurses and whCu
she saw several firemen lying on tn
sidewalk, some OF them unconscious
she insisted on caring TO: eM unit!
the arrival OF the physicians sum
moned to the scene. The first ma!
she attendes had been gwen NJ 10!
dead, but she dispatched a bystande.
for whisky, ice. water and ammonia
and by diligent efforts induced artiN
clRl respiration. Seeing that the pa
tient was unconscious she ran into
the roadway and treated another injur
ed man and then another. kneellng In
the muddy gutter, calmly at work with
bandages. and ammonia. while the
crowd of onlookers encouraged her.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
TRAGEDY in Tennessee Town.

Nashville, Tenn. July ia terri
Bile tragedy occurred on the main thor
oughfare Of Dickson. Tenn, this morn
ing In which DR.. T. W. Readings. the
towns leading physician. was shot i've
times by J. +. Fowler. musician
Fowler charged Readings with running
his home. The wounded man Is in q
critical condition aud can live but q
short while Fowler is believed TO be
insane. The tragedy has caused the
intensest excitement al Dickson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
JAPANESE ENJOYS
SAIL FOR AMERICA
Enthusiastically Cheered A
Steamship Departs.
BANDS PLAY PATRIOTIC Al7s
Baron Jutoro komura and Minister
kogoro Takohira viii Represent ia
pan at Peace Conference To Be He'd
at Our National Capital.

Yokohama, Japan. July II. Ia,
steamer Minnesota Of the great u5...
ern line having on board the Japa, ..,
peace plenipOtentiaries sailed {. 10
this point for Seattle al 4,3v ,h., t
ternoOn. The governor OF Yoh,.t.l
and the civic bodies escorted a., n...
ipotentiarles TO the pier, wAer, '..,
were received by military quart &
the pier the plenipotentiaries and '..-
suites entered launches and Wer, Co..
veyed to the Minnesota which R14
dressed with flags as were a.. -'.a'
ships in the harbor
The Marquis Ito, Premier Kass-I
the other members Of the Calr' 50
GriscOm. the American minis.
the staff OF the legation, were aw
those who accompanied Baron Is.
mura and his party to the Mime
An enormous crowd Of Japaua,. u'
foreigners with bands of music asses.
bled at the water front and genera
enthusiasm was manifested the u..
playing patriotic airs and the c'u.'
dlscharglng fireworks
On arriving on board the Nr'...'i
Baron Komura and those who t..'"
panied him partook Of a co,a'iu. ~
ter which the ship sailed amid ,'"r"
OF "banzais." The japanese t.t.'
ship. Takao, fired a salute of u -'.'
as the Minnesota put TO sea csr'. 4
by a torpedo boat and a naNa. ,..'h
er specially detailed 10 convoy
out Of Toxic bay.
The japanese peace plenipo'r"-'
les are Baron Jutaro KOmurl al, b
goro Takahira, the japanese w."'..
10 the United states. Accompaa!
Baron Komura from Japan are -' 81
as is ascertainable here Co.ou"l I..'.
no. OF the war Office VI lamatt
rector of the bureau Of po''ich '
airs: NJ. Saito. director OF me h1''I'
of information, and H. w. DEMO-"
(American) adviser OF the foreign %
Zee and a number Of Interpret
clerks and others appointed to assist
the plenipotentiaries. Prem.er ia
sura will act as foreign minister 1l'
ing the absence Of Baron Komura
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
SEPARATE CARS FOR NEGROES
Senator Strange introduces 5hi-Le5
islaturo Adjourns TIN Monday

Atlanta, July l0-SenatOr S'raa-
Of Bulloch county. wants the ne-''
who ride on street cars 10 have ,'.A
rae cars or compartments proN'"-
for them and in the senate he .t,..
duced a bill which. II passed. S PEI
quire all street car companie, a'
business in Georgia TO provide sep1F'
cars or compartments for the neg7
The senate passed the house f-
luton concerning the Chimes ~.
sion act, and after the resolution
read II Was lost.
Owing 10 the fact that no COM.
tees have been appointed there -.
no session OF either the house O.
senate until Monday mOrning A. wi.
conclusion OF business In both bran.
rs OF the general assembly motion
adjourn until Monday morning
made and carried. aud a mator.N
the members OF the house and ,''a
will go to their homes Friday niga'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11

was found dead in his room today az
the Union club, where he had lived for
the past ten years. DR.. w. A. D.
Mont gomery. who arrived shortly after
Mr. Hulrs death. thinks Mr.. Hull died
OF heart disco. A bottle containing
corrosive subllmate was found in the
room, but Mr. Hulrs friends place no
credence in d theory of suicide. DR..
Montgomery said he had prescribed
corrosive sublimata az a lotion for an
affection Of the skin. a disease that
had annoyed Mr.. Hull for some time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
Mr.. Van Ripper. the

vice agents. Mr.. Van ripper, the
New York broker under examination
said he became acquainted with Mr..
Holmes in New York In Aug, 1904,
through a mutual friend" Accord.
ing to this testimony Holmes told Mr..
Van Ripper he could get information
concerning the government crop re.
port. principally through the report Of
the general agents and the report OF
the state agents. Van Ripper said
Holmes furnished him with infUma
ton from time to time for several
months In advance Of the publication
Of official figures and that the infor.
nation furnished by Holmes CORE.
sponded exactly with the figures az
terward published as the officlal crop
report.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11

Louisville. July 10 Robert W.
Brown. chairman OF the board Of grand
trustees 81 the order Cf Has. EFF to
DAY for Buna!o The Louisville dele,
CATION 70 the National convention 20
morrow on a special train Pullman
cars via the baltimore and ohio sou. r.
westerns and the B,g -Four 1hc Louis
vile hcAdqaaucr> NJ. De a, the ho'el
lrOluo,s aud the dC,gE1tioa VII, enter
tan lsvisa,y tlrrv aud AZ N hote
Ells est M. Browa slil rssiEn a.
ehalFpaanof tae lFnsiege h4ari Ard y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
Penslo, Examining Surgeons Meet

Chicago, July lO.--.The National As.
sociatIon of pension examining sur
reOns ha, convened here for two
days session. with l25 pension exam
liners, representing $500 members OF
the pension board In attendance, In
order to further the movement toward
doing away with whatever friction ex
lists between the pension boards and
the pension authorities AT Washington
Or sam Houston, medical referee al
the pension bureau. was invited TO at
tend tho convention, The convention
will be- devoted largely tn the reads
OF papers ON diseases peculiar 10 oil
soldiers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
Excursions Tor EndeavorerS.

Baltimore, July lO-Today is "EN
cursiou Day 10 "a, 10000 Chris ian
Endeavorrrs now attending the nation
al convention ot The society. The ,is
l,ors and delegates are on today ON
three difiercnt excursions 10 Washing
ton. where District Commissioner Me
Farland will deliver All address from
the capitol steps, onr ,n the battlefield
OF Gettysburg, one down the ChvSa
peake which viii ,nrH3o pastors AMI
visitors Among the guests arc GOV
ernor warneld aud Mayor Timanus
and their families All Will return Ia
time To attend camp nrr" witch
will be held In Armory hail ,1u SAL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11

Meadows. Idaho July i0.-The sax
from Warren to Meadows has
held up BY a lOae highuaymAn a.'
Resort station. The bandit COW
the driver with two ssiOnatie rr'..'
ers and compelled him 10 cut o7e1
nail sacks and thrO~ then oONs p
Thea removed az the regiHteret le''s. I,
Two passsnrafs ars ne 6rivef
larc - rea rsllerne - nNr E.,'.
a. Nl....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
Price Denies Everything.

New York. July 1O.-Theodore H.
Price, the New York cotton broker to.
day declared that he had no acquaint.
ances with or knowledge Of either T.
c. Van Ripper or NJ. Haas, from whom
he is said in a report OF the depart.
ment OF agriculture, to have received
information concerning the cotton
crop
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
pstalIsd Accom-, o. Lod. RlO,.

81 Petershurc July 10 The q. Is.
f'A Messenger This mo-ninS- prints a
seeslled account ~ me disturbance a,
'bts, and edltOrla''y declares that they
zero unjustihed hy local economic
eonditions and werc tomeutcd hy reyo.
kHk'oaSry, socialist and Jewish aEi,a.
tfra Tue account SAYS that the die.
4 \Fbsnces eliminated June % in an
bpea earalcts between the troops by
ne rioters. On that day leo ~ the
Floters were killed ana i52 wounded.
% oHaeers and three soldiers were
4eaDdsd and two police agents we're
bounded and many others, while SO.
-. 900 worth OF properly Vas Dc.
ksRoged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
Klnss nls ,sIseIs Son.

MOrrisviile. PA, July Io.--Driven e
distrtctioa By remOrss and The eves
hal0ting memory ot hIs crime. Gustav
A Cossou. g wears ole. has oonfssseS
tkni Ne musterue als il.yeArold snu
hecnase sae chtl1 wSs "a IsIok rsos
- te''annfe'f n'p11t ~ aaeA &.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
UTINEEUS AT LAST
SURRENDER WARSHIP
bias Potsmkine Turned Over
10 ROumania Officials. ..
ssKky onDERED TO SINK SHIP

Mutlnssrs OFFER the WarShIp to
tumanIa a. a Present and Want
assperts Furnished them by that
nsxsnmsnt
n leSTieh1t, RoumanIa, July to-The
I.nbps Grew Of the kniaz Potsmkins
hsr consort, the rebel torpedo
have surrendered 20 the Rouma'
- aetherltlss, have landed and are
~ being dispatched In small parties
A alfierent places In RoumanIa.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15

Standard High Grade Cream
~Separators At half price At 10
names & Sons
John w. Cench, Of the Prairie
City vicinity was in city yesterday
and took home = load Of merehsn-
disc be had boughts Of our msF.
chants.
Wheat harvest has begun over
in Lone Oak and Prairie town
ship. Some fields arc reported
very good, others not 50 good but
generally average pretty well
We positively guarantee 70
meet or beat ali competition on
quality and price. mail order
houses included. johannes and
Sons.
A small child Of a Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones, who are stopping at
the Merchants Hotel, met with
quite a serious accident Tuesday
morning. The little one fell out
of a second story window and
struck a tin pan in such a man
ner as 70 cut quite a cash in is
head. It is hoped the result vii
not be serious while it is very
severe.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15
r d. d. No. 4.

II Martin il moving dirt AZ a
lively rate At Feming Coal Co.'S.
place on Rod Ingnm's farm.
Mrs. Dr., Bryan has sold her
stock and packed her household
goods preparatory 10 al extend
cd visit 30 her daughter, Mrs
Ada Jones, at Lawrence, Kas.
overscer Daughcrty holds The
big stick over a fine gang u
men and teams making needed
repairs on or roads. Doing
good work too.
Ervin's nail is on the old DR.
Bryan ranch cutting lumber FOR
the proprietons, who are ship
ping it from Zweigsrt's switch
Andy Lipscomb has the pref
TEST piece Of corn In our corner,
and his wheat is very fine too.
Frank Kelly loaded three cars
of coal last week
since the advent Of a new fam
ily in or neighbOrhOod with a
houseful Of pretty girls, the boys
have all taken 20 parting their
hair in the middle and wearing
kid gloves and sporting new bug
.gies. We don't know what Il
means. We had lots Of pretty
girls before the strangers came.
SMITH.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15

Send us the news by wire. our
telephone II No. 81
Miss Ethel Kirk spent Sunday
with Butler friends.
Investigate the Special Buggy
Sale now going at Johannes and
Sons.
Geo. Page Is in the city from hrs
railroad work out in Kansas for a
few days visit with his family.
old newspapers to put under your
carpets, &c for big bundle, at THE
tribune Office.
Miss Belle Malen, Of St Louis,
is visiting the family OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Marsh, her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Wright have
returned from Kansas CITY where
they have been visiting since their
marriage.
DR.. Slater viii be in his office
every Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Rich Hill will celebrate the 4th
of July with patriotic srdor under
the auspices Of the Modern Wood
men Of America.
the sulpher well is a success but
the gas well petered out in forty
feet of sand.
Mrs. c. II. Reed on East Park
Ay. is still quite low with slight
hopes of recovery.
The child whose fall we note
elsewhere as quite serious we are
informed Is up and around as if
nothing had happened.
Mr. c. Spengler's name goes on
our list as a reader of TRIBUNE Re-
publican doctrine for the coming
year.
Rev. w. Latin was a pleasant
caller at the TRIBUNE Office Tues
day morning. His health is fairly
good for one of his age.
G. A. II. Post No. 10 meets
next "Wednesday night. A full at
tendance is desired.
X. L. McMURrRY, Comd.
The little grandehild OF r. J
Clements on the east side, that has
been near deaths door has entirely
recovered. DR.. II. X. Winchell
was in charge Of the case.
Profs. King and Smith, and Miss
Hattie Hatcher are attending Drury
college, Springfield. About all the
Rich Hill teachers are attending
summer school at some college OF
normal, this adding to the qualif'
cations for their chosen occupation.
DO you want to sell oute II YOU
DO we are the fellows you are look.
ing for. We help people out o.
business aud into business. In fac
we nail everything that m oul
way. We get whatever we 60 aftei
Done s. Bar, the husIling real es.
tate men.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15
A KarnlvaI Next

The Sabbath School of the
First Presbyterian Church, Of
this city is arranging for a Mer-
chants Karnival and Musical 10
be given at the opera house the
evening of the 2Tth inst. The
event will require the assistance
of many young ladies, and more
children, which the promoters
kindly request. The entertain
ment promises to be very inter
esting. The following named
business firms have very gener-
ouSly given substantial aid 10 the
enterprise;
Rich Hill Bank,
+. & NJ. Bank,
Juo. ID. Moore,
Templeton & Hales, Att'ys,
THE TRIBUNE,
Griffith Grocer Co,
Cowles McKibben Mere. Co,
ID. Il. Hickey.
Alice Loeb, Milliner,
Cheap Store,
Heck & Ruble,
]. w. Vogel,
Beasley Mere. Co,
H. V. Geiger, Family outhtter,
n. Johannes & Sons,
Williamson d Montgomery,
Hurley Lumber Co,
G. :. Hammack,
W. &. Myerly,
w, l. Whitney Ttlmage Hotel.
IL Loeb & Bro,
y. G. LeMar Farmers Mills,
Harris & Son Druggists,
p. O. News Stand, Harry b
Marsh, Prop.
II. NJ. Booth,
). l. AmeS,
Prowell & Cook,
j. n. Burrows,
Stonebraker & Son,
Krieger-Kumpp Ice Co,
f. A. Royce Gen. Mdse.,
Sanderson & Wilson,
II. Sick,
Miller & Son,
Gench Bros,
Western Enterprise,
Flanagan Mills,
Maurer Bros,
Review,
Further particulars, program
etc, later,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15

10 hAAna ONheEss
1t has come to my ear a great
many times since I have inter
ested myself in the reclamation
of the bottom along the Marias
des Cygnes river that 1 was in
teresting myself from the stand
point of a promoter. Nothing
could be farther from the truth.
My interest in the matter is
wholly one of lettering my hold
ings Of this land. l have never
done any promoting. l have no.
connection, intimate or remote,
with any company or individual
interested in either land or in do
ing construction work.
am spending my own funds
and time solely with a view Of
making it possible to farm my
land.
Many other land owners have
done as much as /, but for the
purposes of the parties who wish
TO create a prejudice in order TO
try to defeat the project, they
have seen ft to call me a promo
ter with other motives than ]
have mentioned. If the project
goes through and the people feel
inclined to give me any credit,
my record in the matter viii in
deed be one of personal pride to
me. The people get a great
many erroneous impressions as
10 our drainage law, and what il
is possible TO do and not to do
under it.
II is the duty of every friend
To river drainage, and there are
many who are friends 10 such
work that are under some mis-
apprehension on the wrong side
of this project now-to inform
himself before he lends his in
fiuence to the attempted defeat
OF the present plans.
As 10 the idea OF conhscating
the land on present plan, l wish
10 say that idea would have been
an right thirty years ago, but
with experience of drainage mat
tiers for the hast thirty years in
other states, and this state in
past ten pears, il comes a little
behind time M one who de
sires 10 seek enlightmcnt on that
point need be u doubter. The
information which can be relied
upon Is obtainable Fortunately
for the affirmative side Of pres
ent plans, one Of the principal
directors years ago built "a levy
which al upper end of proposed
! channel forced all the water on
the north side Of the river, and
az the Nyhart bridge all the wa,
ter or practically all, was forced
through the channel All the
foods for years that was exper-
fenced below this bridge come
Through the channel at that
point
That object lesson to the fair
minded is enough to demonstrate
without doubt the sumcience Of
present plan.
We challenge the opposition "a
point out o single case in history
~ land drainage under the pro.
posed plan, where the value u
the hand has not been greatly
enhanced. whether the expense
has been $50 per acre or Sa00l
per acre
Respectfully.
] = KrRN
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15

iso aere land 8 miles from Rich
Hill at bargain. Good barn and
house. Good water, small orchard
must self quick.
DoNE & BAm,
Office over r. & M. Bank.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15

Z LOCAL BRIEFS. \
eeseeeseseeed

Miss Adah Cheverton has gone to
St. Paul, MINI, to spend the sum
mer.
Rev. King Stark filled his regu.
lar appointment at the Christian
church last Sunday.
Ted shellenberger, Of Fairview,
was M the city Tuesday looking
after business matters.
Cut ont the Harvester Trust
and buy Independent Mowers at
Johannes & Sons.
F. NJ. Koontz, the drummer.
with his family, spent Sunday in
Fort Scot, visiting with friends.
Mrs. Mona Luckey, of Kansas
City visiting her sister, Mrs. j..
A. Anderson and other relatives.
Squire w. F. Hemslreet, of But
Ter, was in the city Tuesday calling
on Mr.. w. b. Calhoun who is very
sick.
A very successful and pleasant
Children's day observance is report
ed last Sunday at the Advent
Christian Church.
Rev, J. X. Strong has gone to at
tend a preachers meeting Of his
church at Fayette, Mo. He will
be gone for several days.
Mr.. j. G. Costello, in the south
part of town; died yesterday af-
ternoon afternoon after a linger-
ing sickness with some kidney
trouble.
Mr.. Robert Graham, OF Rural
Route No. was in the city Tues
day interviewing our merchants as
TO the price of produce and dry
goods. He took a supply home
with him.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis, of Kansas
City who has been visiting her
parents Rev, and Mrs. l. Gee
for some time past, returned "a
her home with the excursionists
last Sunday.
We have this week a new CORES
pendent. This one signs the name
Of Smith. We suppose this nam,
is assumed because there is so man,
OF them they will hear and see al
the news. Smith will be a regular
contributor hereafter.
Children's Day was observed a
the Walnut st. NJ. Z. church las
Sunday evening IN a very appro.
pirate manner. The r~eeitations b,
the little folks were good, the mu
sic appropriate, and the house NOS
beautifully decorated With flower
and fags. The house was crowd
ed with parents and children.
The Woodman Sunday excursion
to Kansas City is reported 10 hav
taken some two hundred people on
OF Rich Hin to see the big town .
the ksw's mouth. Helm Par.
was the destination Of most Of then
but relatives and friends were visit
cd BY a large minority.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15

The Epworth Leagues Of the
Carthage District, of the NJ. T.
Church, held a very interesting
convention at Carl Junction last
week. The attendance Of dele.
gates was not so large as usual,
because of the fact that many Of
the young people expect to at
tend the international Conven-
ton at Denver next month. The
interest, however, was at its
usual high standard. Carl juno
ton is a pretty little town and
the people royalty entertained
their guests. Rich Hill was rep
resented by Rev. r. B. Temple
ton and Misses Mamie Huckeby
and Mia Jones. We are glad 70
note the fact that the Rich Hill
Junior League came within one
of capturing the district banner,
the Carthage Juniors carrying
off the honors.
The convention next year will
meet at Neosho.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15
S. l. AMES,
lBALAAR

SPECIAL one way srouiont 10
Spokane, Tacoma and NogtoWesE
and points n CsiiforniA Tacken
on sale daily Mzfeh Isl % May IS
Igos. al greatly reduced rates "a
Missouri Pacific Railway.
X. A Bauer, AGr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15
Social In the Country.

Last Saturday evening a very
enjoyable time was spent at the
home of G. w. Wineinger. At
5 O'Clock about one hundred
friends and neighbors met at the
house. and a little later went to
the grove where ice cream and
cake was served. All enjoyed a
pleasant evening and departed TO
their several homes about 11:30.
Among those present were
Hubert Requa and wife.
Mr.. Kennedy
Chas. Sweezy
Con Meglasson
Mr.. Douglas and family.
Mr.. Thornburg
John Terrell and sister Zella.
VIM. Bacon, Mr.. Ray, Charley
Bashore, and many others.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15

/ have a few Thousand dollars
TO loan on easy terms ON good
farm property.
II. p. ROBINSON
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15
Business House for Rent.

Nc. III North 9Th. St. enquire
at the TRIBUNE ONCE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-15

a Charming Combination
q fsaaty ana mor~se
MARKS eur prassst Display "A
Millinery
Everybody who hasseen osT uswezt
creations in kdks beadwear, says
they are beaatHsL bas muss Be- sz
.peusiTe whsz ne meauoa ss
price fheg are azsoassed nai ssT
in a hurry Tor Aar we have ma
a mistake 50 wm you uhez JOS
~ tie hats