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The Washington times., 1907-08-18
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Prince sono Of
E% den FyIgia Hampton morning
~ there viii official calls entertainments until evening,
prince by Admiral
batteshp morning
prince his party will visit the exposition grounds and be
the reception honor of Henry ST. George Tucker president Of
the jamestown Exposition Following the reception the prince
cored by officials viii visit the principal exhibits and for
eign and buildings
In the evening the whole party banquet
by Virginia o'clock
Prince Wilhelm board his cruiser This Will last about hours
AT o'clock banquet will be given also aboard ship which will last
until o'clock in the evening.
During the progress this rowing
place
awards aboard the Swedish vessel Prince Wilhelm Will himself give
the the Swedish minister viii award the second Pre the
Will bestow the third while the fourth will be awarded
Secretary Ekengren of Swedish Legation.
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~ ATE the evening of the Mr. and Mrs Tucker
arranged for ee ehampetre at the Army and Navy build
- ing dancing building given o
the visiting prince and the cadets from the Fga This will be
OF the most important social affairs to be given at the exposition
list only many
every Southern city Wi" be represented by the younger women OF
midnight Fylgia NewY harbor leaving
record Of almost unprecedented t behind them Not the
Henry
elaborate and entertainment planned
popular o Sweden.
The princes grandfather King wife,
liked his counymen King
their appreciation
viii give his young grandson great welcome.
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so RINCE days Newport be
Efn1 will
H. guest of
Syvesant Following be guest Of
at
Friday evening
the Casino the links
Bvind
prince Saturday will
garden in his evening
highness will
be by dancing again
prince Sunday breakfast after which the
distinguished Boston, will
befor sailing fol
Two extremely interesting young women have arrived in Newport
of Of embassy
of of
years. with flying
bellies especially in London,
social importance in the exclusive diplomatic
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gayety
midnight Tuesday, royal prince Sweden
Oyster Bay he Presi
dent in his
prince viii then take Newport for greater es
tves the climax his visit viii worked
by only Newport produce
of prince his viii sail
Sveden
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compapied by her son. Thomas L. keel
er, his wife and baby. who will spend
their vacation Of sixty days in Wash
ington. He is employed on the big
canal and is enthusiastic over the WORK.
climate. and management Of the great
work.
The Misses Manning have returned
from an extended visit to Boston, New
York and Providence. r. ?, and are at
home. 1916 Eleventh street northwest.
Mrs James Brattle Burbank, wife OF
General Burbank, L. s A. who is
spcsrling.th the summer in the Berkshires,
entertained early last week at musi-
Gale in the Pittsfeld Country Club.
Miss Flora Vilctte Finley, daughter of
Maj. John Clark Finley, L. 5. y, was
violinist. Miss Finley was eccom-
panied by Mrs. Frederick S. Coolidge,
Of Chicago and Pittsfeld.
Admiral George W. Baird. L. s. ",
retired, now superintendent Of the State.
War, and Navy Departments Building,
and Mrs. Baird, are spending the month
at the Poland Spring House.
Miss Maude r. Stuart OF this city. left
last night for jamestown Miss Stuart
Will stop in Philadelphia, New York,
and Atlantic City on her return trip.
Mrs James II. -HinsdaIe was hostess
at musicale last week in Pittsfeld
when the artist was Miss Flora Vilette
Finley.
Mrs. Andrew B. Graham is spending
some time at her country place at Fort
Richardson, Va Mrs. Graham has been
seriously I'll at the George Washington
University Hospital, and will go later
in the month to the seashore.
Mrs. Arthur Alexander and her daugh-
er, went late last week to Nara gansett
Pier, where they viii spend several
weeks. Mr.. Alexander Will Join them
at Narragansett Pier and go with them
to Newport, Boston and New York
They Will return about the middle of
September.
Mrs. H MeIHs with her son. ]. c.
Mellis, and daughter, Miss Jessie .MeIIIs.
of this city. are spending the remainder.
of the season at the Hotel Albion. As
bury Park.
Mrs. Sinclair, widow of the late Brig
Gen. William Sinclair, left during the
week to visit her sister. Mrs. Lorain,
widow of Maj. Lorenzo Lorain, in the
mountains of Pennsylvania.
Brig. Gea. Amos S. Kimball and Mrs
Kim5all, after a visit Of several days
in Atlantic City, have gone to New
York city. where they are being enter
tanned by friends. Their apartment IN
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Mrs. Mcclellan, widow OF General Nc
ClelIar, who vent abroad just after the
uuveiliug or the statue Of the General
on Connecticut avenue. was the guest
Jf honor at a tea given in HOmburE.
Germany, last week. by Mis- AIcLanC
Hamilton. other Americans among the
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Commander Albert Gleaves. L. s. y.
commanding the torpedo station at New
port. and Commander G. c. Davidson,
u 3 n, were in washington during
the WEEK and have now returned 10
%ewrort.
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Mrs. Benjamin Dorsey. wife OF Cap
tain Dorsey. Of the Thirteenth Cavalry.
has rented the residence at 1893 BilmOre
street where she Will remain during her
husbands treatment at Washington Bar
racks from Injuries received at a drill
at Hagerstown, Nd. in the latter part
OF 1906.
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Master Frederick Joy, the young son
of Nine Hauge, the wife of the minister
from Norway who has been quite III
with typhoid fever at Bar Harbor had
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Mrs. Stockton. widow OF Commander
Robert r. Stockton. L. s y. who has
many friends in Washington. has sold
the old family property al Sea Girt,
y. J., 20 a big syndicate Commander
Stockton bought the property there in
1888 and had his summer home there
until 1856. Il is related that the com
modore could not sleep unless he could
hear the splash of the waves. so he
erected a house close TO the water. and
mad 1t fitted out like a ship. with boats
swinging from davits, and a wheel and
pinnacle on the piazza. As Mrs. Stock
ton could not sleep because Of the
ocean s roar. another house was built
for her near the present Sea Girt sta
uon, now known as the State rifle
range.
Miss Minnie X. Delano. of Washing
ton. and Mrs. J. R. Van Ostrand. Of
Foughkeepsie, n Y. are August visit
ors just arrived at Sunset Lodge.
Commander Harry KimneU. L : y
reured). Mrs. Kimmeu. and their fam
ily. Of 1917 Kalorama avenue. Washing
ton, have taken a place at Boyds. Nd.
Mrs. Cameron MGR WinsIov-. wife of
Commander WInslow. I. 5. y. is AT
Newport, r l.. spending the latter part
Of August. where she has been Joined
by the commander.
Mrs. Merriam and Master Lewis Will
return TO Washington about August Is.
after most enjoyable visit 10 her son.
capt, Henry c. Merriam, and Mrs. afer-
riam, at Revere Beach. Mass.
Mrs BoHap9rte. wife Of the Attorney
General, who IS staying at the Aspin-
wall Hotel, in LeEoX. Mass viii be
Joined Oy the Attorney. General in about
ten days. and he viii then remain with
her Until' early in September.
Mrs. Levi L. Letter. who has been
seriously III at Baden Baden. in the Ho-
tel SIephanie. is greatly improved. Her
daughter. the Countess OF Suffolk, was
hurriedly sent for last week, and was
accompanied by the earl on her journey
to the German resort. They are now en-
joyiug the golf there. of which the earl
is extremely fond The young and beau
tiful countess Is looking extremely we'll
and even handsomer than she was as
Il girl. with 81 little added avoirdupois.
The American ambassador 70 Ger
many, ,Charlemange Tower, who has spent
some time at Kissengen, Germany. re-
turned last week TO Berlin, where he
will stay until the middle of September.
when he will join Mrs. Tower and their
children in France. where they have
been for several months
Representative and Mrs. Richard Bart
hoIdt, who have been in Berlin recently,
have gone to Dresden, but Will return
to Berlin shortly and visit friends.
They will return to this country in the
carly fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregor NJ Nix leave
Washington Sunday morning for q
weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harris will go
TO Colonial Beach Tuesday for a weeks
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman and Charles
Geddings will leave Washington this
morning for a weeks stay az Colonial
Beach.
George A. Bentley and his mother
have left the city for New York. where
they will probably remain for several
months.
Master Frederick Joy, the young son
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Gen. and Mrs. Charles F. Henderson.
of Omaha, who were in Washington for
some time this spring are at the Poland
Spring House, in Poland Springs. Cen
eral Mandcrson is former Senator
from Nebraska. and has scores Of
friends in Washington. who viii be glad
TO know he is much improved i'm health.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hoover have
gone to Portland, Maine. by water. on
their return they will stop at Bridgeport,
Conn, New York, and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs W. p. Knight have left
Washington, accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Minch, to spend the remainder Of
August at Atlantic City Mr.. and Mrs
knight viii be joined by their daughter
Mrs. f. G. Aulsbrook. and grandson.
Master Knight Aulsbrook. Of New Ro-
cheIle. n Y. Before returning home.
Mrs. Knight, who is past president Of
Auxiliary No. 50. will attend the con-
vention of the Ladies' Union Veteran
Legion, which will convene at Gettys-
burg September 9.
Miss Agnes Murtaugh and Miss
Blanche Pike have gone to Atlantic
City.
Willard +. Owens, of Southwest
Washington, left Thursday for Colonial
Beach to spend his summer vacation.
He is registered at the Linwood.
Mr.. and Mrs William l. Broaddus
will leave this morning for several
weeks visit at Fredericksburg and
Richmond, They win also spend a week
ar Colonial Beach.
Mrs. f. A. Keeler. of Capitol Hin.
has returned from the isthmus with
renewed health. after an absence of
more than three months. She is ac-
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MRS. HENRY c. CORBIN,
Wife of Lieutenant General Corbin,
Who Has Been Spending the Sum
mer at Chevy Chase Inn.

turn. early in september. They are now
at a West Twenty-ffth street, New
York city.
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George A. Bentley and his mother
have left the city for New York, where
they will probably remain for several
months.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Rear Admiral F. r Chadwick, Us. y.
retired, and AIRS. Chadwick returned to
Washington last Tuesday from London.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman and Charles
Geddings will leave Washington this
morning for a weeks stay az Colonial
Beach.
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MRS. DAVID FOOTE SELLERS,
Nee Evans, Who Has Just Moved Into
Her New Home at 1913 Eighteenth
Street Northwest.

W HE height of the season is a
giddy height at Newport.
~ Bar Harbor is playing
close second, and Man
chester and the North Shore OF
Massachusetts,, though more con-
servative, are important considera-
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Harris will go
10 Colonial Beach Tuesday for a weeks
outing
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Brig. Gea. Amos S. KimbalI and Mrs
Kimball, after a visit Of several days
in Atlantic City, have gone to New
York city. where they are being enter
tanned by friends. Their apartment IN
the Highlands is closed until their re-
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

G. W. NJ Morris and Miss Josephine
Morris, both of this city. are spending
the remainder of the season at The
Sucl1ney, Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

2irs. H. s. Warner and her daughter.
Miss Olive II. Warner, are at the Penn
h-Tst, Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Gregor NJ. Nix leave
Washington Sunday morning for o
weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Ben Greet who is glFil- 81 series o.
al frescO Shakespeare plays a. Bar Har-
bour. has leased the cottage formerly
occupied by Count Cassirl. when he wc5
the Russian ambassador 40 this -oul-
Try.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mrs. Sinclair, widow of the late Brig
Gen. William Sinclair. left during the
week to visit her sister. Mrs. Lorain,
widow of Maj. Lorenzo Lorain, in the
mountains of Pennsylvania
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mrs. E. A. Keeler. of Capitol Hnl.
has returned from the isthmus with
renewed health. after an absence Of
more than three months. She is ac-
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

The American ambassador TO Ger
many, Charlemange Tower, who has spent
some time at Kissengen, Germany. re-
turned last week TO Berlin, where he
will stay until the middle of September.
when he will join Mrs. Tower and their
children in France. where they have
been for several months.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Representative and Mrs. Richard Bart
holdt, who have been in Berlin recently,
have gone to Dresden, but viii return
to Berlin shortly and visit friends.
They will return to this country in the
carly fall.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

lIrs Chadwick went 10 London TO show
a new army litter Of her own invention
at the international Red Cross Exhi-
bitiOu.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mrs. j. q. Wheeler. Of 1912 II street
northwest, and her daughter, Mrs. S.
Y. GobIe, Of Cincinnati who have been
spending a few weeks at Atlantic City.
returned 10 Washington last Thursday.
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NCyes, Is spending some time IN WASH
ingtOu at StoneIeigh Court while Lieu
tenant Noyes is in the Army Hospital
at the barracks 81 Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mrs BoHap5rte, wife Of the Attorney
General who IS staying at the Aspin-
wall Hotel, in LeEox. Mass. viii be
Joined Oy the Attorney General in about
ten days and he viii then remain with
her until' early in September.
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Mrs. O. A Colby. or this city. IS the
guest OF her sister. Mrs H O. s Heis-
taud. at Governors Island, where Cap
tain Heistand is now stationed. Mrs.
Colby is accompanied by her daughter,
Janet. ana her son. Heistand
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Mrs. Fl. MeIlis with her son. J. c.
Mellis. and daughter, Miss Jessie MelIIs.
Of this city, are spending the remainder.
Of the season at the Hotel Albion. As
bury Park
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Robinson White, Of this city. is spend
ing the month at the Southern. Allan
tic CITY
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Or. and Mrs. Dienenderfer have gone
to the Virginia mountains for the re-
mainder Of the summer.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mrs G3ble left for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls yesterday. where she viii
meet Mr.. Goble and make a lengthy
visit
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

r Treanone and a O. ShiH. Of this
city. are at the Osborne. Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

a relapse last week, after making spieH-
did progress. and the last news from
there was that ne was very seriously iu.
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Senator and Mrs. SpOCner. Of NNiscon-
sin are at Fsbyan's in the White Noun
tains for a visit. Thev have been spend
Ing their summer at their summer home.
Prospect Farm at Lancaster, y H.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mrs. Merriam and Master Lewis Will
return to Washington about August I6.
after most enjoyable visit 10 her son.
capt. Henry c. Merriam. and Mrs. Mer-
riam, at Revere Beach. Mass.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

being congratulated on the birth OF q
son recently il washington Mrs Whit
lev has been with her parents. General
and Mrs. Closson. for some time
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Willard f. Owens, of Southwest
Washington, left Thursday for Colonial
Beach to spend his summer vacation.
He is registered at the Linwood.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Agnes MurtaUgh and Miss
Blanche Pike have gone to Atlantic
City
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mr.. and Airs. James a. Hoover have
gone to Portland. Maine by water. on
their return they will stop at Bridgeport.
Conn, New York and Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

One OF the most interesting figures
seen in end around Bar Har5or, is the
venerable and stately Cll5@f Justice NJ
w. Fuller who goes over there fire.
quently from his summer home at SOr-
rento. across the bay.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Henderson. who
are at the Dennis Mathis Ferry. Ohio.
have as their guest Miss Addie T Lyons.
OF washington
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mrs. Andrew B. Graham is spending
some time at her country place at Fort
Richardson, Va Mrs. Graham has been
seriously i'll at the George Washington
University Hospital, and will go later
in the month to the seashore.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy NJ. Mitchell and
Mrs. Clara V. Moore, Of ut7 Eighth
street northwest, have returned 70 the
city after a pleasant stay at Piney
Point No
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-18
DEATHS

Mrs. Kent, mother Of Mrs. Ed
McMahon, died very suddenly
at her daughters home in this
city, Sunday morning, Of heart
trouble. She retired Saturday
night apparently in her usual
health. but early Sunday morn
ing she aroused her daughter
and said she was choking to
death and TO send for a doctor,
but before the doctor had arrived
she was dead. She was sixty
four years old in March, the mo-
ther of ten children, seven Of
whom survive. She was a mem
Der of the Presbyterian church
Her funeral took PLACE from her
daughters home Tuesday after
noon and her burial in Green
Lawn cemetery.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-18
ASA ARRAsMITH.

Asa Arrasmith died at bis
home in this city, Tuesday even
ing just after 9 o'clock, in the I'D
year of his age, weighed down by
the weight of years.
Deceased was born in Bath
county, KY, Dec. 6th, 1885, and
emigrated to Missouri in 1859,
settling first in Sullivan county
afterward in Grundy county
where he resided until 1882 when
he came to Bates county, and in
1883 he came to Rich Hill and re-
NAMED here until his death. He
was married four times. To the
wife surviving he was married
April 5th, 1873.
He enlisted in Co. b, 23d Regt.
No. Vol. Unfit. in 1861, and serv-
ed faithfully for more than three
years and carried the evidence Of
his service in wounds on his
body. He left surviving his wild
ow and two sons, Jas. Arrasmith
marshal Of Butler, and Wesley
Arrasmith Of this city.
Comrade Arrasmith was a
hard working industrious man,
an exemplary citizen who has
acted the part Of father TO many
orphan children showing the nat
ural goodness Of the mans heart
He was a consistent member o.
the ChristiOn church. The fun.
eral was held this afternoon from
his home by Rev. Msyfeld Of tbs
Christian church at Butler. The
remains were followed TO the
cemetery by a large concours'
of relatives and friends.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-18
oA,harae W MoouuOeb. J P.

Mrs McCulloch, who was
elected Justice Of the Peace at
Evanston, H., the other day Is
emiuently qualified for the oaioe
She is a graduate OF Rockford
College and Of The law school Of
the Northwestern University.
IN 1855 she was admitted 10 the
bar in Illinois and in is9s 70
practice before the Supreme
Court Of the United States She
has been a member Of the Illinois
Bar Association for 10 years.
Such time as she could spare
from the duties attendant upon
caring for her small children has
been devoted to the law practices
OF McCulloch & McCull0ch, q
Chicag0 the other partner being
her husband, Frank II Mecoi
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-18

LOCAL BRIEFS.

Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE.
Send IA the news b wire. Our
telephone IL No. 50.
DR.. Slater's dental Office will
be closed hereafter on Monday
and Tuesday.
Several fine dressers left at
bargains. fyou want one come
soon. Sanderson Wilson H &
F. Co.
Mrs. J. r. Hales, who has been
visiting friends al Coffeyyille,
Kan, returned home Tuesday,
and ]. II. Hales is himself again
Mrs. Frank Gench entertained
the Ladies' Aid society of the
Walnut St. NJ. T. Church, yes
terday evening from = TO )
o'clock.
WANTED Person Ia travel and
collect in home territory; weekly
salary of SlO72 per year ana ex'
penses. Address, Joseph Alex
ander, Rich HiI, Mo.
Miss Winnie Stonetraker and
Miss Anna Council departed last
Sunday night for Jacksonville.
Florida, for an extended visit
with relatives and friends,
With the Kansas wheat croI
reported az 100 per cent, il is NJ
wonder that U. S, G. Prowell /.
looking ahead and enrollinI
hands, ready for the coming har
vest.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-18

Mrs McCulloch is the author
OF the biz which makes Illinois
mothers Joint guardians Of their
children. and Of the bin raising
the age Of consent FROM rs to 10
years She has served on the
Legislative COMMITTEES Of the Ili-
nois Federation Of WOmen's
Clubs is 3 member % the Chi
cago Woman's Club and legal al.
wiser Of the National Woman
Suffrage Association. A slight
woman physically aud gentle OF
manner Mrs McCulloch Is wo-
manly In the sraest sense q the
term.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-18
China

Glassware, Tlnware and Nc.
tioas. Chlldrens one rib black
hose, Ladies hose, Mems hose,
Handtetchiris, Nrvkties. La
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cling aud towels, white india
linon, white llnnn for ladies
shirt waists
JEwEl.RY AT uOSE
Watch work neatly and
promptly dune.
Call aud zee ns at
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net eth nud Ith
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-18
CAN'T Be SEPARATED.
some Rich Hill People Have
Learned How TO Get Rid
of Both

Baekache aud kidney ache ar
twin brothers.
You can't separate them
Aud you can't get rid Oi The back.
ache until you cur the kidney ache.
II the kidneys are well aud strong
the rest OF the syrtem Is pretty sur,
To he In vigorous health
DoAn's Kidney Pills make strong,
healthy Kidneys.
q. a. Aims, carpenter aud wagon
maker, living In tue northeast part
Of Rich IAN, Mo, saysi n have
hpen a great sufferer from my Mid.
neys aud sharp kniielike palms
through the small Of my baes. some
tim,s when lying ia bed they would
20 through me aud cause me acute
agony. My kidneys did not act
properly and the too frequent action
Of the srcretlons bothered me day
aud night was advised 20 pro.
curo DoaR's kidney Pits AZ th'
Opera Drug store After taxing th'
Diet lew doses I noticed that th,
paiur we've relieved and the annoy
ance with the seCrvtlons ccssed
eau certainly recommend Doanil
kidney Pills TO any ono Ia need o
such aresnedy.'
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-18

We saw our new Street Com.
missioner in the worst serape he
has been in in many q long day
on Park Avenue Monday. Ex
street Commission Kimbrough
seemed 10 be trying 10 help him
out but we don't think he accom-.
plished much. The new Com.
missioner was doing the work
himself.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-18
Mau wanted

In Rich Hill and surrounding
country 10 sell our teas, o0nees,
baking POWDER extracts aud
spices 70 the customer. Win
pay liberal commission and give
blk indneement 10 customers.
Good salesman can make from
SIS 10 $40 per week, Small eond
required. Write UNION PAcFpc
TIA Co, Sc City Market Kansas
cifQ. Ma