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All kin.) ul attiul lv goods on
bind all (he lime at the Uaaaar.
We taw a couple ot mm sheet-
steeling the I & M. Hank last
week.
Judge Sullen and wile, of Fos
ter, were in the city last Thursday,
shopping.
Mrs. D. E. Smalley wit in the
city last week visiting old neighbors
and friends.
The Farm Implement Co., ate
agents for the Champion and Mil
waukee Harvesting machinery. 8t
Editor Logan, of the Met Times
was in the city Saturday and made
the Tribune office a pleasant call.
Shirt waist suits are all the rage
at this season. The Bazaar has a
nice assortment on band. See them.
Judge Neptune, S5 years old,
was on our streets last Thursday,
lie lives with his son just north of
Sprague.
Guido Jaeger, after a short visit
to his family' departed for Perry
ville, Mo. where he is at work on a
water system.
Geo. P. Huckeby, of the Tri-
hun E, will address the old soldiers
of Eldorado Spring" May 30th,
Memorial day.
C-.pt. F. Tygard, of Butler, Mo ,
was reported last week taken sud
denly quite sick but is reported
much better now.
Last Friday, Miss Florence
Trammell went to Nelson, Kan., to
visit a brother who is reported seri
ously sick at that place.
Mr. Carl Grnch, as choris er for
the May Festival, is busy training
the Sundav school children in the
chorines for the occasion.
Mr. Joe Merchant had his foot
badly mashed while at work at the
Gee coal mines in the northeastern
part of the city last Thursday.
Mr. L. F. Kobinson moved his
family to Duller the first of the
vsetk. We regret to lose them
ftom our midst, and congratulate
the citiz.cn ot Butler on their good
luck.
The high school reception tender
ed the graduating class last Friday
night at the west school building
was a very pleasant affair. An ex
cellent program was rendered and
lelteshments served.
Piof. C. T. VanlJenlhusen has
been elected principal of the east
side school and Prof. S. O. King,
principal of the south aide school.
They were elected by a unanimous
vote of the loard. Teacher will
be elected Monday May 23.
Miss Agnes Still rame in from
Salida, Colo., last week on a visit
to her mother and family for a shoit
time. Her sister, Alice, left Fri
day for Salida where sht will re
main with her sister, Tillic, at least
until Miss Ague returns to that
place.
The Epworth League of the
Walnut street M. E. church, held
another interesting meeting at the
home cf Miss Abbie Barnetl, Tues
day evening. Kev, C. C. James,
I. E. I'liilhrick, Muse Abbie Dar
nell, Hatlie Hatcher and Nannie
Huckedy weie elected delegates,
and Misse Laura Hum and Lolo
Lane, alternates, to the District
League Convention which meets at
Jasper next month
The commencement exercise of
our high school graduates at th op
era house last night were certainly
a credit to the graduate, the teach
er t and all participants. Prof.
Greenwood' lecture wat plain,
practical, at time eloquent and
highly satisfactory to hi Urge and
appreciative audience. Our school
board is lo be congratulated on the
accomplishments of the past year
and luke new courage for the year
10 come. We would like to give
each the special mention they
desrive but our space lot bids, but
tutTicr to say that Prof. Hauett,
Vaiilienthusen, King and their
able assistants have acquitted
themselves well.
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r'i. Hurgfsstr, of I'apin vil'e. j
i : v I in wIy
r-uin'ay
u.i it'-wsp4i)ets, 5c for a big
bundle at Tur. I'm bunk cilice.
C. D. Winchell.of the east side,
has been quite sick for several
day.
Tut Tribunk telephone is No.
52. Send in your items b tele
phone. The first assessment of the co-operative
burial association 1 being
l
paid in.
Baby shoes in all colors at the
Bazaar. A nice new slock lately
received.
Mr. Wm. Done has been ap
pointed agent for the Aetna Life In
surance company.
The Bazaar is the piace to find
bargains. Something new in this
line every few days.
Jar. E. Bailey and wife from eat
of the river, were in the city Tues
day, trading with our merchants.
Ed Lt'wman and wife came over
from Iola, Kas., for a few days vis
it to relatives and friends in this
citv.
When in town looking for bar
gains, dont fail to visit the Bazaar.
They will be glad lo show you Iheir
goods.
Mr. Grant Martin, of Fort Dodge
Iowa, is in the city, a guest of the
family of his uncle, postmaster
Martin.
A nice assortment of kimonas and
shirt wa:st suits c in be seen at the
Bazaar. Just the thing for warm
we a' her.
Byron, the little son of Rev. and
Mr. C. C. James, we are glad
to note is quite improved and seems
'o be paining ritjht along,
Mr. iul Mr. Simon Loeb are
entertaining their relatives Mr.
and Mrs. Sol. Oppenheimer, of
Glasgow, Mo., this week.
Mr. J. C. Crosswnite of Pasaaic,
came down Sunday nn a visit to
the family of Mr. T. S. llurni and
returned home with his wife. Mon
day. Mi Florence Slater, daughter ol
Dr. Frank Slater came over from
Piiasatiton, Kan., Tuesday to at
tend the comm. nctmt-nt exeicisesof
the Rich Hill high school.
11. M. Booth and ssile who at
tended the undertakers convention
at Si. Louis List week, and took in
the World' Fair, h.ve returned
and were delighted null their visit.
The Marias des Cygnes liver
hardly knows whether to go ilowu
or sttiy up all season, this rainy
weather. The roads across the bot
tom are very, very, hard lo travel.
The Hupard Tombstone case in
another of its phases engaged the
attention ol the court at Butler,
Tuesday. Mr. Rupard's legal al
tliction have been many but be
ha lived through them all thus far.
Those who attended the Schubert
Symphony otchcstia entertainment
al the opera house Monday night,
pronounce it one of the best, most
elegant and refuted entertainment
ever given in Rich Hill. Those
with a well developed musical taste
were delighted and ail others well
pleased.
The Rockville Post-oHice was
broken into last Tuesday night and j
robbed to the amount of 37 cents, is (or the use oi Ihe Philipine na
Any set of thieves thai would roh asjtives and others from foriigo
good a man a Jmt Uorcing ought j points w hile in attendance at the
nol have even 37 cents. No won-j World's Fair.
dcr Ihey got so disgusted with them-j . founlrv .., lhl.
selves they threw the handcar in the
river. They ought to have cone
with it ror hangings too good for
such cheap John bandits.
Notwithstanding Ihe very incle
ment weather of last Sunday, Ihe
Walnut street M. E. Church was
filled at the evening hour, it being
the occasion of the delivery of the
baccalaureate sermon to the gradu
ating class of ihe Uich Hill High
School. Kev. C. C James deliv
ered the sermon and it is highly
spoken of on every hand as being
one of ihe most piactical and pro
titatde ever pleached in our city.
The church was lastsfullydecoiated.iucvcrcauiUl any ttlufi lu iuj Ue UJ
M r 1 c It I a u d U ar ri aw it .
Mr. Frank A. Strickland and
Mis Elsie G arris jr., of thi city,
were united in marriage at Coffey
ville, Kan., Wednesday of last
wetk. Both are well-known to all
Uich Hill people. Miss Elsie is
the youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Garrison and ha resid
ed among u most of her life. The
Thirune extends heartiest con
gratulations and very best wishes.
Kcliool lUnuiuf ration.
The enumeration of school chil
dren recently taken by Mr. Geo.
McReynolds show the number of
children in the district of school age
as follows:
White males 616
" females 635
Total white
Colored males
" females
Total colored
Total
1251
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1236
Ma FestiTal Featarea.
There will be band concerts and
chorus singing,
Boys will race, a 30 yd. dash, for
those under 12 years; a fifty yd.
dash for those between 12 and 16;
and a 100 yd. dash for those over
16 yrs.
The girls are also to race, a 30
yd. dash for girls under 12 years;
50 yd. dash for those between 12
and 15 years: and 60 yd. dash for
those over 16 yrs.
The ladies and girls will partici
pate in an egg race.
There will be a potato race for
the boys and lemon races for the
girlv
Special features will be a three
leggtd race, sack race, sack race
and fat and lean man's race. Then
the chorus will again sing, followed
by a band concert.
Met. llanklnxCompaay llobbcd.
On last Friday night the banking
house of the Metz Banking Co. was
entered by burglers, the safe blown
open and about $2,000 stolen.
The safe was ruined but the build
ing, which is a new and substantial
brick structure, was not hurt. A
number of the citizena were awak
ened by the explosion but the rob
bers had secured their booty, and
were gone, before thev could be
captured. It is believed there were
three of the party and that they
went west towards Fort Scott in a
rubber tired buggy. Tbe tools us
ed were stolen from the Mo. Pac.
tool house. The tank i a branch
ot the Rich Hill bank and on Satur
day morning Mr. W. F. Tygard,
the piesidcut, took the necessary
funds down lo replace the amount
stolen and the bank opened at once
for business as usual. The bank is
fully insured in ihe Ranker Pro
tection Association. A reward of
$1,000 i offered for Ihe capture
and conviction of the burgler, and
their apprehension 1 probably only
a question of time.
1 If 1 man Juhanne, of Nevada,
was in the city Wednesday.
Col. F. J. Wiseman, ot the En
terprise, departed last Sunday for
St. Louis where be will attend the
editorial convention that meet on
Ihe World's Fair ground, and will
also lake in all the big shows.
Allen Wright shipped six cars
of loose bay to Si. Louis Saturday
and six more Monday
Phis hay
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whenever you see umbrella fixers
come around look out for a robbery
a short time afterward. He say he
never knew it lo fail. It is his
opinion the fixers jjet ihe inlorma
lion and the other fellows do the
fixing.
UKAVLEY.
Sunshine uiu .morv, tUtlusuh we
have Iss'ii again v Wiled w United)
rain, ami the river la Just rvtrtrntaj;
to tu bank.
Miss Nuushlne, come ovr rwid, aJ
thougH aa the river haa gone doss a
o we cauuot to UKitlrvg, w cuu r
ttslilng. Caeko U atl sit. rt lisus-r.
ftluit liit-, lint, "craw l!!')'." :
UM-a Nflili- Wlili uri'l I ; '
I'rle two .r and vlri.'i'"
young I'tdk-a frmi t!i- n-w i,M,
vl!tl MIm Jj- HtirelflT.
Mm. Ju'1;.'' Hart li i-nt-rtlin-J lif r ;
iMjihew, JI1.1 V. i;il.uu'ii uii'l fa '11
il jr. of Kitlrvlrw, Kiuidny.
Ih!uhx- LxmkI'T nrid 'ojk l.-it.d
n-turiifd from l:u-y, town, Sat
urday. Minncii llariimli Willi find IvJini
Wwdon, of Dm? rww luift, wtp d
llreiirur good to their .Htrn In
thU l-tililKirln.nl Monday.
Iva Hear lott hi barn nod alw.ut
12j buxlx-U of corn, t.y Grt- r-t-rit!T.
Mr. Wear won oulu- badly burr-d
in rctKulu the mure and toil.
Mat Il.vnn lotit a valuable colt
from blood poisoning recently.
Ml Llllie lLi".-w U pn-parin to
l-it an aunt in Indiana. On h-r
ww. fche will Up off at th- Kxj.o
niUon. Mr. I". Ayer hau a contract tori
!0 cur loads of looe hay to K-carrel
here and taken to rjt LouU fortl.ej
purpose of building bar iota for!
some of the foreign nation".
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KEITH
MIhm Sue Kobiniou of prrtfruo. j
lcnt Sunday with Mrs. IVn Hand. !
Mns. L. F. i:obinon and littiej
daughter, are iendiii a fcw day i
in Keith before moving to Butler. j
Augmt and Fred Hoeperand IJIj
Watson went ;finhins Monday. '
Thank for a irc-ueroun sjui'tdy of;
nice flt-u. Jo aain, boy.
J. W. IUedy and wife Kuti Joyed nt
Mart W ben tie j 'a.
I'ntk1 Ike Nent went visitlm; two
days iat week and wan Mik tic'
next dav. Betfr co oft-ner. won't 1
est o much. I
IVn llaiid started fiihlnjr, Satur-!
day and van to stay until t!i:
weather turned warmer and it quit :
raiuin no Ire could farm. It rainf-l :
Sunday and turnl cooler. 1'on't ;
know whether he lit nt home yet or
not. j
Mr. and Mrs. ISiff Watson attended ;
tlie opera In Itfch Hill Monday iiisrlit.
We have heard of a nmnlwr of
wnya for breaking setting hvu. and
the la text way may work alright
with the heae, but is rather risky, it
in to set tlie hena tail on lire. A lady
In the Ken vie neighborhood tri-l it
bust Monday aud burne-1 up tlie corn
crib rontuinlri a huudrvd buln I of
corn, the tah!e. Lay Ptack an 1 hen
houie. 1
Heiirj' couldn't spare the t'.iiie it
lived too far away to go see hi ;rl
more than tu ioea itk, couwju.-!it-ly
ttoiue other fellow upiM iu.
Henry tried to commit nuk-ide by
bn-akiu through the mor, but did
not eveu bi-ak a bone. We were ;tu
eye witne. Heury ifii't very 14.
o his t;rlef ruuot have lra heavy.
l'rvd Cane and bix ratidi Uil lrs-n
uud Mrs. l lrl.li, of Kkh Hill. vi:ted
in thi vicinity Sunday.
I-at Friday, May l"th. l- iu: Mii-s
Hulda ilos-per SiU birthday, her
brothers concluded to jve Uvr a utir
pnw. aud they succeeded. They in
vltcd her frh-uda uud all weut iu and
enjoyed theriiwlv and wished Mi
Huhla many more pleasant birth-'
daj-a. Music rind slnpinu were in
orxler uud then eatue the refnsli
ineiilo roiisistiu of strns U rry in
rreaiu, cake and bauuiia. 11 you
want u d lU'lous dih of Kv cri'.-im
)ust sent for I'has. Maripietl. for be
ci rtainly understand making it. .
Tlie long; table win decorated w ith
iMspietrfof snow balls. The follow-:
inK partU lated: MU iKua an 1
KoHit Sehw amb. IJtiie uud 1'mui't
KiiiiT, Tthbi 1'rovku)'. I .last Mar-
quett and je m rlU-. uud Meiu.r. ;
Johu nud Frank lohiison. C'li.is. I
Maniuett. Will King. Henry Ki k-1
lens ami Kev. l'liewt. pastr of the;
Lutheran ehurs h. Medaute Neat
arid I'oxsknp, Mr. an I Min. l'ig
atson:
Sl.NsUlVK. I
Hello, Out ml : j
"Give us No. 7c, Wm. Dor.ej
Keal Fstate Co." j
'This you. 70?" j
"What is that property wciiii ;
to-day we were locking atyestrr-i
day on Fast Walnut Street?"
'Has advanced jj per cent."' J
The above may be heard in curl
oiiice daily. lluyers nuRht tike!
the hint. '
Wm. IXivk Keai LstAuC 1, i
Waluut Street 1 K Church.
There will be preaching at t!e
Walnut Street M. L Church nevt
Sunday at 11 a. tu. At S oo p. m.
Fpworth LiiRuc Aoniveisar) ser
vice. Sunday Schod at 9:45 m
Junior League at J'ja p. m.
Fpworth League al 7 :oo p. nu
l'rayer meeting; Thursday S;oo,
Cha. C, Jamis, Paster.
Jastllcctiitd. f hey go at
8 LBS. FOR 25CTS.
1 3-lt can U;acVLrris for Qi
t Rtt cr Pie Peachs " - 35c
1 " " Pie Ajri-cts . 35t
t - ' I i Ap(oe " . 25"
I !arg;r package Qo'.i Dust Qz
20 bcT.cs ';reeoich Lye . S1.00
jo lbs Hominy F.akes " - 25e
23 ' Cracked Hocnicy " . 25;
12 trs cf .rk Scap . 25:
5 Lencx Soap - 2.5
7 Diamond "C" Scap - 25:
7 Silk Scap - 25:
i OiJ Country Scap . 25
6 " X-Ray Scap " - 25:
; JAMES' CASH CROGERY;
J H. P. JAMES,
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Your Spring Suit
To be bought right
must be bought
here. We have
more to select
from. Our clothin-z
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is bftttpr tilorfi
and better fitting
than other brands.
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The "i. JS & M. 1
& "Vitals" brands
mean rjerfect fit-
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prices attract
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rim Iti anfl rial ihriw -n
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Housekeeping Outfit
Sar.dfrsoa 4 Uilson Hardware and faTElturc
Cocan saf )ca Dollars.
Feiow we name a f;w of tht many articles tVat se
have in stok, to-w;t:
3,c50 ro'.is of wall paper at popular prices. 35 lCe.
ent patterns cf carpet, ranging from Granite to Wlioa
and Saxony Velvet. Also 4 fine assortment of VU
jictte. Sups tier Zahlah aoI Striata Rues and FWor
Mattine- (We have some 75 patterns f carpet sam
ples from one to two yards each, that make a nice
cheap rug, price 13c la $1.00.)
Our Spring Stock of Co-Dars has
Arrived.
We have just received a f.ae let of Chapter Sau '
that pieasethe eye and fit the px.kc( tsook. Our st(ck
ol Dunns Tables, Side Hoards, China Closets, P.aioj
Chair., Keekers, Cupboard. KucLea Caliineti, Chif.
femer. Uureaus, Itoa leds and Curums, is cotuplete.
Ad ctdcrs lex jtctuie Iraaies receive ptou:pt attention.
Our Stock of Cook Stoves & Ranges
have the quality and price that keep theru movic.
We are a,;er.ti ict the Isicricckinj Wire Teace Co.
1 his fence is cocsidjri J oae cf lha bet oa the market.
lfvcustact go-I ta c-r sheet itoa svork, we are ia
ihe market at prices asljar as good svork caa t done for
Ojr stock cf shelf and Renerai hardware and queens,
ware, we aim lo keep fj'd up, and it is said oa the
n i'ktt icpir.ilrss cl cost.
Our Undertaking Department
is kept full and complete ia every respect. Our L'a
I'ttuket 1 as evpttt ir t.is profession, and his ruaay
ets" exfri.ence irt var.oas pasts ci ih country ha
ju;.: d lutu for JesiiaLls funeral dneciof. Oar
utu'rrnkrr can I e fou-i j t Cur stote day anj uight.
Ihr !"'' ct C war p'ttyne IS lid.
Cct;:e i.i a .J see ut. Wawi.I treat ou kiuily and
f . o:. '. a.ul tsii'e g.'od a'.t cf out promise. WiU
S:i gjodt c:i le i.ista.Iuiesit plan, it do, red.
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