The Rich Hill tribune., April 23, 1903, Image 3

About The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911

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)o You llnov
We have the best assort
enc nt of granite ware in the
city.
Good granite tea kettlea QJc
Hest blue eamlest wa
ter bucket - 07c
A complete line of Reeds
Anii-tusting tinware, ab
solutely guaranteed never
to rust. The longest
wearing o( ail kitchen
wares.
We hope you won't need
drugs, but when you do let
it fill our wants.
The best goods at right
pri:es.
OPERA DRUG AND
RACKET STORE.
D.B.fl!CKir, Proprietor
Optra noose Btig. Rich KM, Mo
Apiil snowcr ate the order r, ?!:
tiny just now.
Geo..J iluckehy ' M I'lca--tut
Gup Wrdne.ly.
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Lowry have
removed to l'itikuig, Kn
For tinware, lamp chimney and
?"al V't go o luvl!t Kacket Store.
Rev. J. B. B. Proper held er
yicf In the Episcopal chuich Sun
day evening.
Winchell Jamison i home lor a
sho't visit to hi parent, Mr. and
Mr. J. W Jamison.
For whip, tiding; or diivinp.
, hb hooks, lin- or rods, go to
! Duvail' KhcLcI Stoic.
j C. A. Denton, attorney from Hut
jler,sin the city last Saturday
looking aftt-r legal bumes.
The revival meeting l the M. Ii
Church. South, are well attenjc.l
and a growing interest manifested.
1
I If you want to ce Washington
jand Oregon go with the I'towell &
Cook excursion on May Ilth. tmj
1
Mine Inspector Evan wa in the
llonrd rtf i:iiitttlloti.
Met o:t Motidjy, Aprd 6th and
btganird by rlectmgJ. W'.Mil'an
den chairman. 1'ieseiit ; J. W.
MiTa.blen, J. J. March, l A.
Ilruce, Joe T. Smith sheriff. 'K, E.
Johnson Co. surveyor and John I.
Iletrtll Co. clerk.
Real estate wa raised in the fol
lowing lownsh'p a fiillowlna
Grand River ried 10 per cent
Dier C'rvrk
Mound
Spruce
Deep water
Chatiuiia
Walnut
1 1 tioson
J'rairie
Tl. value of h
ths" tullowinst
3
. 10
10
to
10
5 '" "
to "
20 4 "
cs wis r..ild in
towiuhips 'he
amount specified 1 Mingo joper cent
Wcit Ltoonc 15, Shawnee 15, Sum
mit 10, Homer 15, Llkhart 10, and
reduced in Spruce 10, Lone Oak
15 per rent.
The value of mule wa raised a
fd.ows: Derr Creek 20 per cent,
WedlJoon 15, Elkhart 30, Spruce
.10, Mt. Pleasant 5. Charlotte 5,
Homer 5, Walnut to, Kockville
30, i'rairie ao, Osage 15. The fol
lowing township were lowered
citv Saturday, called here by the j Shawnee IO, Pleaant Gap 30
accident that resulted in the
of Mr. Nat George.
-vath
WANieo Stock to pasture by
the eason. Best blue stem grass
and blue grass wood pasture. Is-
lland Ranche. H. M. IUu.. 23 4t
On cattle the following change
were made, raised in the following
townships; East lioone 15 per cent
West lioone 15, Mound 10, Mt.
Pleasant 10, Shaw nee i5,Spruce 15,
fcurnmit jo, Charlotte 30, New
Home ao, Jtockviilc 21, prairie 30,
The National Good Roads Ao- 1 tn j owered in Mingo a5, Hudson
;ciaion will meet in St. Lout Apr.
; 7 to Jlay 2, 1003, and natcscoun
!ty ought to If cH represented
i there.
20 and Howard 10.
County court met on Wednesday
the Sth. with ait member and offi
cer present.
i Rev. R. Milne was in the city V. U- -varens was appointed
'visiting our churches on Sunday Justice of the peace and member of
Sand calling on the people through township board of New Home tp.
Jibe week in behalf of the Children vice A- 13. Woods, deceased,
j Home Society of Missouri. - j O. F. Renick appointed Co.Phy-
I r,. ..,, ..I t.r;.l,i;cinfor 1 """ fr0m M,rCh
AJim Iinilj liaiuv ang .......
1 iiiet tiotut Itva'tl Myelins;.
1 h(f gv I toad nitriir j It St
onlay s i v, ,! t!ti.2ed nd mcb
interest rria';ii(ted. A ItT.'jri'rj
frg jnizati'iu riiee'ed by the
tuition of W, C Hedftn, teirw
raiy chairman, atid A. C. Saw p.
'n, trinr.rir.iry rcritjry.
Other tneetii.g pre to be l,t!d
later on and ti.e g'wl load quet
lion given a th-oroug'j in vet jj jiion.
The tii'.k il Mr. Kin? wa ery
interettins end tr.ttrtaimrg, a be
!oke troiri actual eipetience and
not on theory alone. Col. Water
remark along the Jme of organ,
zition were effective anJ the 0ge
Good Rod Club will be beard
from lairr. I ns Tisi va it readv
to coi.sii'.'uir ii :
woik.
KEITH
AKTIHJI.
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ritUTnf With MtaM" UtW Mfkl f.Vfi,! ,5,ty j
tra f.UfitM. t!b flrt j,Unir ; fl,;,n M
r.mmiwi. jtrJifvy. It t',lr lij- u
Thinka to Tbk Taiur r. o'l r;'
. r, ...-.....y , . . .Miiu.iiHii ,nr. g.'n rr Ttt, n a t j..
wa no worw An tfiftt tt wm mt , ?rV n-! 5't.vl "r! .y a J ,(.
Ml arm inl-4t4 ts rlaht ix tfcat !tr4y.
WMt,r.,k-a. im. XUituuiA Hm;Vy Mr. WH nV.nt Kni.jrf-!
frtit (mr 1rokrn ta at inuit' tcalrlsflr the AhAX. ror';.
r Nun-lay. We will U ;;tol rr-itr..r a u .-ctrt.-.i is;
tODM uatllll tfwd.i;i. j rww f. Artr.nr S mr)r I
.'PATEXTSf
T
T ! Tk Tw.
fs j f ''! .'Itw M ar d.-iirr'. ?r-r5il
lia.ro. JnBk pi Cli. Hi 4
rrnlrlr (Ity. wm t Mr. J. Kln?'
KiiB'lnr tiliftjf. l-tnz ll-.tHlar :
roi(rti!na;f'clrT). Tb. t wr rr ! Mr J " " '"1
fi l.-.lr tHp. i f IZxl Wr 5 " 7 U ' "T S '
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OH M)L,WU.lV I'U'MU.
Gen. Canby Pott No. 10, G. A.
R. Having d.-Cidrd to have a picnic
on Wcdntkddy, May 20lb at Fred
Cane's grtnc northwest of the city,
the following conmr.tttt hare tetn
apoiiilid to carry out th arrarfe
mctiiv: Fred Cane on ground ar.d lum
ber. M. VonKrdmansdortf and D,
Conley, piir.tmg and entertainment,
Pat. Gaiia'ner and J. W. Snyder
on prit'iiru,
J. W. Snjdtr and M. VonErd
mansdorff on music.
All comrade are requested to be
on the ground on Tuesday, May
19th to assist in putting ground in
order.
liy order cf
Geo.
M- V. EkIM ANsbORft',
Post Cotnmauder.
P. IkcKEBY,
AdjL
J. E. Robert; of Nevada, was
in the city Monday.
For candie, cigar, tobacco go
to Duli' Racket tore.
Mr. Wil Orri ha been quite
kk, but it reported much better.
H. M. Pall, of the Island ranch,
wa a pleasant caller at thi orhce
f tienlay.
Mr. John W. Gench, from east
jf the river, wa on our treet
Monday.
Rev. Weley Latlin 1 able to be
bout utual, but frrl tbe weight
of bi ear quite pciteptibly.
'are at home in Rich Itiil now.
j May a life of Domestic bin and
i home-like happiness be their all
I the day of their lives.
! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore came
jin Saturday on a visit to Mr. M's.
'parent. Dr. and Mrs. II. R. Win
'chell. Mr. Moore will be hen-
only a few day, but Mr. Moore
will remain for ome time.
The M, V. M- Club boy are sr
ranging for a farewell banquet
next Mondav night in honor of their
president, Geo. A. Iluckeby who
depart bom the city soon. The
boys aie ccutsiii'g on a '-hot time".
The Luciia Forcpaugb Fuh
Wiid West Shows always start!
their r.ae.nt on time. 1 tiose
Ordered that the Slate Auditor
draw warr.nt in favor of Co. Treas.
for county Foreign Insurance money-
The cleik was ordered to make
deed lor McAninch property in
Johnstown.
County oiltcer ordered to make
requisition for all book and sup
plies and that county cletk purchase
said supplies.
Dram shop license granted Hen
ty Christman. Rich Hill.
Now comes Treasurer Johnson
and presents warrants on salary,
contingent. Patptr, Election and
jury and school funds for cancell
ation.
Pids were received for a number
... i of bridges and contracts awarded
ho want to see the great parade;
. . -,, o the Midland Bridge Co., Kansas
must not be Ute. It within itself
is well worth the ptice of admission. I
Mr. J. W. Kissick i having
some niic improvement made
about hia house and premise north
rt of the city.
Mr. Peter Harney ha old 'i
rt C'f hi houschohl good and
packed the balance for shipment to
Arixotta, whei be Iiaa a good job
Awaiting him.
Chailic Suiicohcy, of Chicago,
joined hi parent, Mr. and M'.
J. E. SiitKOskry of Joplin, bete last
Saturday, and together spent sev
rial day with fiicnd.
The wondeilul things to be seen
City, for the following: Walnut tp
$140. North Deepwater S750, Wil-
Dedication Louisiana Purchase ,ow Hrr.ch $435 and Shaw Branch
Eapoition St. Louis, Mo Tick-jj
tts on sale via the M. O. P. Ry.. Ordeted that Joe T. Smith to
April ibth to May 1st. tne Cnstodun of the court house and
plus $J.oo for the rcu;id trip, tin j gl0uj,uuicr Keccrd.
al return limit May 4th. K. A. .
UlAlt.iv, Act. John W. Jamison went to Kan-
GOOU ICO ADS CLUB.
The Osage Township Good
Roads Club iviil hold a meeting on
Saturday atternoon April 25th at
t z$o o'clock at the office of the
secretary, A. C. Sampson, in the
Minor building lor the purpose of
affecting a permanent organization.
It it the desire of the secretary and
the president, W. C. Hedden, that
as large a number at possible attend
this meeting so that the work in
hand may be started of on a secure
and permanent footing. This is a
matter in which ercry citizen is
deeply interested. We all want
good roads. Churches and school
houses are a splendid thing to have
but what do they amouut to if the
road are in uch a condition that
you cant get to them. Rural route
ate a good thing to have but if
road arc impossible rural routes
will no no good. The meichant
wadtt to st 11 hi goods but the far
mer can't get to town to e!l hi
produce, both are left in the lurch.
j Let ' have good roads. T r.cic is
j 110 civilixer like good iujJs
htpp-4 ft ear lo4 i4 feojp to Kao-!; l t'" Ai.rrvaa 1 ;v.-
City lavat sm-k. rt atoMi 1 1 H" 'I'0 T?' ' '
over lew days U sswl mlu Tar - .' , ,4
rne buMlne a.Salrn la i grouu'i j r-t tuA- njctj-rtusi r;-j- hr t
r.WUH'iiL Uvul,j;a l-ny. wLiri t
, ., . . . . . ' eiitr'it t.4 "!rn-.' :t! tj-
J. H. Perron cVborn WBt 12 : xrx , n wUU Mr.
U-inl ofcatttie Ut irfcd&Wiisiy. ; ui r-j t j lp -The
rata are Bameroca aod tau ! Is X? !" V !"t Va ' ' '
jr.jj tlrf farrnen Cuasii-ratk trBb.
Mr. WboatV-y trapped one siht.!-
feinntWht'.lit. Ii,i1 m t- I ('"ti. .1 '
b'ncle Ike t' the other day. rjn :
lajy claltna to hare eoa&tfl 17 one j
day playlcs la the aim.
Wwu't that a raia atoota Katnr
day? and mv3e tbe roada mud!y i
og-aln and Uielamser holding a gojl 1
rwada eooTentloa la town.
Jake Engleman aad Carloa Vheat-'
ky went to KanKaa City two wreka'
ago to nter & barU-w acfcoU at
that pbiotu r"ruia laat smstousu tbej 1
werw on tbe atreet car Cae, one a '
conductor, tbe other aa uotormaa.
.rnl rrma wf!I ft mnjeIUte r!h t
U rlJt W'vtVr irij' Sirvt riiwl'r
f r t "hil . Wi T'ley i-ti'itirte rh
it Si. a. ,.n tj lifi-r. niktlj Srk
! r!.,', 5 r n an. I bilitny. . eer
t;.l - ( m rrmm. i"! hy tt
dfij,', X". Smk Turn. ..!
r'.T'-M. ,;n ' ? ef , IKry Y,
. .' Jk-.J J AiiT ,'-l t1' f'-Mlt
Fw. a ir Ve. tt rin CK-ni.
' l',;7. tn., nvrtlntc Hot.
V7t. rurT P.l L35?,'v rTTit
j Ptti-rserj. zw:r. tiicT aiT wo
Tbe Frisco win make ijedal rt-
oo farvs to the following: J .n
Zt-hm, Cal, M&y JJarJl titan. '
Mobile and New Orkraoa. Feb. Iv24-
Homeaeiker one way aod round tnp
to rariona polnta on tbe first c 1 '
third Tuesday In each month until
April 30th. For full particular ee :
. T. LaD.skjkke,
L,Qcl Ai.' ut. j
K. C. Market lie lew.
April 21, 103.
Democratic
I -.iiiquet Mondav nijht at tour dol
birs a plate. You may bet he en
joyed it.
Col. Tho. Irish, of Kansas City. 1 City to attend the
came down Tuesday noon to look
at'.er pioperty interest and to cal!
on old f. tends. He think the pel
chase cl the w atir plant wjs the
1
best thiiiij the ct ceuM 0 utiil
tiul they Z- it "durncd chr!-j."
With an ajiiatK'ti of the -d!
roads question, the imptovenu-nt t.l :
the Mat i ilvs C) ynes. the sinkioj
nf tbe three t!;ii:md l""t w t ill' if
the i.i'piov incut ol our w;u kh.1
rlectiic bht pUnt. the piople id
this coniiinr.nl y oui;ht 10 have
t the Luella Forepauuh-Fish Wild enough to enci;e their niou at
West Shows Rieat exhibition in leution ail summer. Then with the
the city Tuesday, My 5. battle ' Fotepauh show ou M.y yU. the
description, tuit the crowd will be old soldier's picnic of May jo. the
the largest ever een here. city anniseiiy the fust week in
June, the lh of July celcbiation
If you are interested in Washing- tju, ))C jlir ; AuKusl the people
ton and Oregon, inquii of Proweil ,ino te 4-iriy wc! .Ml,iifd with
I. ..I :..!. II II .!..... lli.lr'.
tt w, " muscment.
pecial bomecekct excursion on
May tub. Arrange to go with
theui at that time. tm;
General Canby Post is making
atrangemeiits to have a picnic on
Wednesday. May 3th, at Fred
Cane' grove. In the northwest sub
urb ol the city. All old soldiets
of the civil and Cuban war aie ex
pected to participate.
Mis. AJdie M. William, with
her son Ira, and daughter Edna, re
turned home last Saturday after im-reiiry. mid N lak.-ti Internally.
Ill 1 1'l II 1 11 I I r lljl lilt- fuil.ni luni
Hwr ! lliut n.,t.u tar turtta Ikal
u nuTvury will mirt'ly di-Mmy tin
wn' l Miirll aiiiiooinpU-ti ly !rrtll;'
the whole KjKti'iu w lu-n entciliiif t
thritn;h the uiUi'oHM Kurtim-. Km h
tirtkl,- iihuttl'1 nevvr In' uwd esevpt
on prv rlptUiii from rvnituHi' phy-
nirlana, mm the daiuiii' t hi'.V 111 do
I It'll fold to the you ran
ullily elerlve from thein. ll.iil'n I'a
tarrli Cure'. iiiiiinif.u tnii-. ..v 1". J.
t'hciii'v & Tohnbi, ).. loiitaliiit
,!r"r-J mui.iuiiif.i.-... i t the xsl.lii. In
hood home at Wheatland, Penn. ! !1(J 1 1 ..t)',. c.n , 1 b Cuiv If 'ir
Tliey aie heartily welcomed baik y,,n v t the i;i litiln.'. It i t.ikrit In
by their mjny tnrnd. They u-j t.'iin.lli mil ma I.- 111 T"lik, i;o..
port a very pleasant ami enjoyable ' I"- J- ' !y 'o. T t imoiitaU
... ...... . . 1 'trs-e.
old home He aie g,iaa to get un j t u.
loSkhlJ.U. J Umii't Faiuliy PPaarv tU Ut
HEARSE
FREE!
I have entered into con
tract with one of the largest
caskc-t companies in the
oild to sell their coods ex-
lusively. These Roods are
(urnishrd me at prices that
enable me to furnish them
to the public at from 13 to
5 per cent less than b.s
been furnished heretofore.
And in addition to this tbe
Lorcpany pay me for my
hearse to haul their Roods
exclusively. Trips in the
country at one-hill price,
thereby a saving of this ex
pense.
llclore msking any con
tracts, if in need of anything
call and ar e me und get my
pi iCC.
Rt spec ifitlly,
Harry M. Kootli
s COMPANY.
St.'JV N. sJxtli, 'I el 11.
U.si.U n. . Walnut. Tel.
i The bad fcclina that existed at
J the c!(se of last week' market is
ibeiii cradually overcome. The
number ol cattle received this week
it somen h.st below t speciaiicn.
With only ,300 bcd e-n today
maikct, tradiii ruled active with
pi ice strung to a shade higher than
Monday's values. Sjme talesmen
quote ine best cattle lully 10 cents
higher than Fiidav's prices. 0:.e
car ef fait'y well finished 10 lb.
native bimq-ht $5.15 pet cwt.
Anything suiuiy pti-te would have
PAINT AND WALL PAPER
Rc-cf aa J Dara paics. ga.'lcs, - - 65'
Ke-!abli M-xel I'i.z.', $1.5-3 la, .rs Q 55
Gir:clDriuiMiJl'i:!,r.3. - - 1,50
Wagca, Ia:f !ttr.ct, Crr;a5t aid YVx Pii;s,
Hard Q.li, Yarcii'i Suis asJ cikr 13 cC
lie! Star Lei.pr too Ivs. ... 5.00
We have the Urjtst cpra stk ci will I;r s:
ton a. at prict tr.it caa't t-t. iz-u. Lei Ly toT.-'-t:
it
All our pa.Dti are scid tedf r tLe t:t&:
cf acy paist cn the 1;. Jikt t
NEW HOME.
The small-pox ta a thing of tbe
jki ill vul lunu. x: ittuu j
fine sl&ce tbe yellow flaga are all!
taken down and burned up.
Uob lienoett is atUl improvta;.
What a dlSi-rent looking pbsee te
Uaau aktHK-body will be trying to
buy blin oat and we do not want to
lot blin oat of ourDelghttorUood.
Uud Tilon U catting hedge and be
does a good Job,
R. II. Gixsdrum baa a whole lot of
ifround plowed for corn.
I t-e oqr rural earrk-r la not earry-t'-te
tuall Monday and Tudar.
What U the tnattt-r with Llui? We
hoie be U not ski. Wonder who
the h'Uow W that la carrying tlie'
man.
Tlie Vernie Hotklne rroerty U
pvtllng a eMt eit ueint. It doe Ix-lp
the h.k wondfrtully.
Tle road are moddr aalo, but
we are getting usoj to that.
Tire coal companr are brtnjdni
iniw Uut-rr to tba Vlla farm right
nloiiK'. e arr gi!njt to pare lively
tliutw out here Iroui now on.
Conrad Topp Dn-da a good band.
J ud.se Neptune la very poorly. We
lsth weather geta betu r he
ssiU.
Tar L.
Come in ml Itt us tgure cn yci-r ja'tt aci A;f.i, .
Wecaaiave cu mosey.
ROYGE DRY GOODS GO.
SCOC"L.S4ii TO V. K. F.OICE.
HuU r Six Hon, who la working at
Uch Hill, vWlted at bonis uruljsy
lAt-Futer Tltistw.
biuughl con.i.letaVle more if eiler-
ed on the mat sit.
The most of the f;.t cattle sold at
from to $.io pel cvt Coin
j led cow aie ipi'itcd iioni $ S3 to
$1.50; medium to decent cows t
.b4 l 3 7S-
It.eK' is not ,uile as iiuuh t : n i;cl
to the stoeker tiaite a l ievj.lej
week ago. The choicest ctt.lesaie
liimicu and ttic iltaunJ centers
mjsily aiouiul the km. The be l
thin stockeis aie bnngmj; trom
$1-7 to is. 00. Theie ha leen
no change in the matket on caunel
cuvs. stock hciferv, bulls, seal
calves, etc.
HOGS: It seem impossible
for the ho maikct to regain any oi
the stiengih and activity id three
week ago. Today the packetv
dtovc cost theui a hade sttvsi'get
thau yesteiday, and the top puce
i jj ,. con pared a ith Jj.t
on Mondav.
I.ibeial receipts at atuiiipaied
trie temainder id the week.
Kick Ukvi iikms,
Live Stock Com. M
SPRAUUE.
The weattser la unfavortsbsc for
plnnttng eorn. although some of mr
ervrpetle (nrtwr bare to, Tby
may get to plant It oterlf the weath
er eeDtlnw rslny and eohl.
tliHV llosv iu.xu k-ft tott Uit I1-
.lay with bia r.ievi'Ahw ts He
tniiik lH-ean eurv anything trvm
ur b tin worst tvrut ef tK-wc
ll liev aui lit a chatMV aud In- will
show you what boeaU d.s.
We mv WlU kUkk uut rtdlag
Sunday with cue i4 hl lvt k'.rU.
Woudvr w b h w
Bud Nrptuite U altuvast vu tbe U.'t
the l.it K-w- day. We are in fcot-
be w IU l all right aooo.
Mr. J. W. KUi t U gx'Hing alor.g
very wvll, w e bcr.
Mr. Ivpew la cursing the rheutua
tUiii lu tt bou!J?r. He w I'd t all
rtght wben tb miWr ta sttXd
nud the un btea and titalea the
earth wnrui.
J.lu K. Wo U gidug to rt UituM-tt a
uew traw tuit one ej ttuw dv.a.l
o are
MUST DE SOLD.
ttteli Kill Itiislua Treipeity.
I i t.rv roo;.! ta M -.14 M . vj
k.-Hi' l -i,!iit- hot. I. ".i.-U with 1.
iV-vlV; i..ini-;i,. rvut.il fl'.j r
mouth. v ill s. ;l om- or b..tn. yt'.i-.i
t.U.-i 1. ..r tn m I'.n t p y. r i.i.:i
ci.U '.iy im-t.t mu I t .! lu.f i i 'ath'y.
1.. S f. l.ll-l-il.
Tvl. V.'i N. V. I,l! I I I.'.
Ka.L City, Mu.
onciizsTtrrs c::u::i
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How is the time to Duy
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with every thing that's new.
A few pointers, as to the best
things to buy
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approicbatle values Ur price.
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