The Rich Hill tribune., June 25, 1903, Image 3

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FERFUEIE.
DELICATE,
LASTING,
SWEET.
OPERA DRUG AND
RACKET STORE.
0. B. HICklY, Proprietor
Opera Honsc Bldg. Rich KM, Mo.
Mr. and Mr. Chat. Porter have
returned to their home ia Salem,
Illinois.
Mi Rachel Crabb returned home
from Iola, Kansas, last Saturday,
and M tll pend the summer here.
Ex-Marshal Geo. iaje patted
through the city on the noon train i
last Saturday on hi way to Car
thage. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Minor have
gone on an eitended visit to their
daughter, Mn. Zclla Minor, who
resides at Data id. N. Y.
1'rof. II. C. Gwiiin, a one time
teacher In our public schools, wi
in the city last Saturday shaking
hand with old friend.
V. O. Atkeson, oi Duller, re
turned lat Saturday from an ei
tended trip through western Kansas.
The wheat crop out there U im
mense. Cha. Cone, shot firer at I'ear
son's mine nenheatt oi the city, had
Lit arm broken and wit otherwise
bruied up considerably, by the
premature discharge of couple ot
shots.
John llancy, of Hound Trairie,
ha oKI out all hi Interests in Dates
county and will go on vitit to
California, and if he like that coun
try will make it hit residence, and
if he doe not like it he will return
to a faun he own over In Kansas,
and live there.
Judge Grave convened court last
Saturday morning, but after attend
ing to tome business, though feci
ing much better than he had been.
concluded it advisable to call
Special Judge J. Fletcher Smith to
the bench and return home, at Mr.
Graves i now also quite tick.
The county authentic are deter.
mined that the people shall e the
muit house when ther visit the
county teat. Not tatisficd with de
ttroying the maples last year, three
tr lour evergreent that happened to
be ovet looked, were a short time
ago whacked off doe to the ground.
Jno. V. Thuiman, evcircuit cleik
(4 Datct county, now of Waltert,
Okta., i spend'" couple of
week hcie visiting old fiieudt.witb
Mrs. Thuiman. He hat the tame
suaviter in rood" at of old.
M Mable Wolvetton, of Lavton,
cunie wit" b'nn on a visit to Mr.
$ LOCAL JUUKr'H. J
Mn. II. G. Spraki-r left yester
day for Cliiicothe, Mo. to join her
husband.
Mr. and Mr. L. B. Gench spent
Sunday with Mr. John Gench. east
of the river.
Summer tourist ratet to I'ert'e
Spring via to Mo. V. Ticket on
tale daila May 15th to Oct. 1st.
A Venut downpour visited thit
tection Sunday night that will make
cropt bump themselvet and the far
mert glad.
J. L. Simcosky and wife tpent
Sunday with friend in this city and
returned to their home in Joplin
Monday noon.
Mrt. Jessie Palmer who wa vis
iting her mother.Mrs. J. J. Warren,
the past week, returned to her borne
at Pueblo, Colo., Iat Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. R. A. Jurd enter
tained C. W, McMillan and wife of
Fort Scott, over Sunday. Mr Mc
Millan it a sister to Mr. Jurd.
Dr. A. E. VanVoorhi it able to
be out on the street again and it
tlowly recovering from the injuriet
from hi recent fall on bit ttairway.
Some damage was done to tome
building out about Sbobe by the
wind Sunday night. So reported,
Out there was no specially severe
wind in Rich I X 1 II.
We never could understand why
it wat neceary to tcrjpe a lot of
dirt into the middle of the street or
road to improve it and yet leave it
rougher and bumpier than it was be
lore. Duller raised and sent to the Rood
sufferers at Kansas City, one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars in cash
and over one thousand pounds of
clothing, bedding, etc. Good for
Duller.
Ira Ballard has returned home
from the asylum at Nevada without
any hope of recovery and is gradu
ally growing wont. Softening of
the brain is the malady that is tak
ing him off.
Mr. D. I. Thornton, late state
deputy for the Modern Woodmen
in this state, who now holds the
same position for California, was in
our city this week. lie accompa
nied C G. Barnett on a trip to
Hume.
Robert Burns, while working at
coal shaft 14 last Friday, was badly
hurt by a scantling falling about
thirty feet and striking him on the
back between the shonlder. He i
well on the road to recovery.
W. II. Cotton has taken out one
of the old wooden building on
Walnut street. If two or three
more were taken out it would im
prove that part of the ciry and justi
fy other parties in repairing and im
proving those remaiumg.
Mr. and Mr. D. W. Warren
came down from Kansas City Sun
day to visit the family oi C. L. Phi-
fer. Mr. Warren returned to
Kansat City Monday night. Mr.
r a a i
warren, who it a sister 01 Airs. 1 in
fer, will remain for tome time
longer.
Rev. J. M. Clark and family, at
Panama, were seriously poisoned
ast week by eating ice cream that
had been standing over, in a freezer,
from a festival given by the church
people. A doctor was called and
administered proper icmediei and
the lives of all were saved, but it
wat a narrow escape.
Mrs. Fred Warren and children
have gone to unl her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joa. Barton at Odessa,
Mo., for three or four weeks, and
Fred i having a high old time.
He tpcakt to all the ladles just as
he always did and ia as fiienJIy as
be can be. But we wouldn't tell
hit wife for anything.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by application a they cnuuot rvncli
tin dUi'ttMHl portion of th 'r.
Th-rt) la only oik way to cure dfaf-
tkK, and t lift t In by constitutional
rvnwdU-. lfcitfiifms U rausiHl by mi
Inflamed condition ot th mucous
lining ill tlx KuaWu hUttTube. Wbrn
this tube la tnrtttimsl you have n
ruinbltiir aouud irtiuiK-rftvt luiirliiir
and whrii It Is eutlrvly fiom-d, iKai
noa U ttu rvsult, and uuhwa the lu
tlAuiatlon ran lo takru out and thin
tut rlorvd to Ita normal cou
dltlon. henrtng will W uVatroyttl for
ever, n1iM ca out ol ton r cuin
ed by I'ntHrrh, w htch U nothing but
an IntltuiM-d condltlou of tlw mucoua
M-rvW.
Wf w til fclva On Ituiidrvd iKiIlrtr
for isny raw f lH'uca h'uiimiI t )
rntarrli) tlmt CAiilit t rurvd t,v
Hull' t'ntnrrti Cure. Send br clrvu
lam, fnv.
K. J. t ItKM'.Y & C.i., Tok .b, U
rW'ld by lnis.-$Ut, TV.
W. K. Royce is home on a I mi
nest isit.
See the search licM moving pic
ture show to night.
Fine china at the Bazaar it being
ficiillrvd thit week. Iook at it.
Mist Alice McLain wat in the
city Tuesday calling on lrieod.
Attend the china and glassware
tale now going on at the Bazaar.
Guido Jaeger returned Tuesday
from a trip to St. Louis and Chicago
on waterworks business.
Miss Mable Bailey and tisier, of
the Foster neighborbood.were ship
ping in our city Tuesday.
Uncle Ike Neat was able to be Sn
town the first of the week md was
looking well for a man of his age.
W. O. Atkeson, attorney from
Butler, was in the city Tuesday at
tending to some business matters.
Mrs. Walker Carr with her tweet
girl baby, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Embree, and other relatives.
Geo. O. Circle has his new
house about completed and expects
to move into it about the 1st of July.
Mrs. C C. James is expected
home tomorrow or Saturday from
an extended visit to borne folks
down in St. Louis.
Mrs. Wil Orri and children,
have gone to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Peters, who reside
at Deer Park. Washington.
Miss Sallie L. Huckeby departed
Wednesday morning for an extend
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. S. II.
Gosnell, in western Nebraska.
The fair association director
met Tuesday night and made addi
tional arrangements about the fair
j satisfactory to themselves.
II. P. James appears in this issue
of The TmnvxE with bargains ga
lore. He has a big stock and at
tentive clerks rr.d makes you feel
that your trade is appreciated.
Curt Burrows and wile, Rita,
who live on a farm not far lorn El
dorado Springs, are the happy par
ents of a new boy. Grandpa No
land it at spry as a cricket and
chirps around real lively.
The well known and reliable
Griffith Grocer Company's ad ap
pears regularly in our columns.
Tommy Akrigg knows how to run
a grocrry store and has every facil
ity and disposition to accommodate
his customers whose number are
always increasing.
Uncle Billy Robinson was in the
city Tuesday and interested The
Thibcnk editor in some of his tea
faring history. Uncle Billy used to
be a sailor and hat visited a'l parts
of the world and seen all torts of
people. A sketch of hi life upon
the high sea in the hand of a
ready writer would be at interesting
at a Dickens novel.
Yluat Street SI. K Church.
There will be preaching at the
Walnut Street M. E. Church next
Sunday at 1 1 a. m. and S p. in.
by the pastor.
The day will be observed at
Wesley Day in commemoration of
the birth of John Weslev. The
sunject for the sermon at the Si
o'clock service is "John Wesley,"
and fcr the evening service "The
Progress of Methodism." Special
music w ill be rendered by the choir.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Junior league at 1:30 p. m.
Epworth League at 7 p. m.
Epworth League Bible Study
Clas Tuesday evening at 7J0.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30
Cuts. C jAxihs, Pastor.
First l'reebyteriaa Church.
There will be preaching service
next Sunday at ti a.m. and S
p. rn.
Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p.m.
Sunday School at 9:4 a. in.
Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m.
Senior Endcayor at 7 p. m.
W. B. Chaxv.iu.om,
Pastot.
WANTT.n YOt'XH MKN In prvpar
for UovsMrniiM'iit t'iwltloii. Hie
( IpvlihlK I" Hll lVp.'irt nili!n ImmkI
Salrtrtc. Urtpld i'MHiiotlMii. l.x.
amliiatltttio . I'ttrtl. ulur frvv.
luter-MMte for. limt..V1itr lUpl.U,
In. il.v
CHE6GM AKO WASHINGTON.
HoiiM-mvl.'ni iv til n u.l tt.rtt tti v
mn i;t t m)1 l ho li f.iriunlion ulxmi
IIh rouiilry ii u.l Luidci luranU-,
I hut tho) wnnt. triiu m. r nrv
l.Uii iu I. In llii.l r.'iiufrr.
Hii't vv Kt'.l U- I U.l rn't
Hllt .T Villi, fr W III .'!!. t ymi k!l
tht. Ilu-rtilurv tli.tl tun tn.-iy
w miiI In rvti rviKv In t In' rnunl r ,
VpWiiiill l' 1 !ni, rn tivi
J imi rail n. I m- ii. or . n.t u
vrt ir!l nr.it fc' Jinl. I leur
!'.! rnti- nt Mtir 11 nnv
rr.oviiu e. cccic. r:ch ik:i?.
Mi Jennie Wov! is vis'.tirg Dr. j
flivi Mr. LTc.i'tr.
See ti.e tlina at il.e Bar jar
is brir-.g told I flow cost.
that
Fred II.ct.ey went t Claaule,
Kant , the first of the week.
You can see Edison's latest and
bet invention. the Medrome,
for 15 and ?j cents, at the opera
houe to-night.
Mrs. Etta French from Kansat
City, is veiling her mother, Mrt.
Eagleton, and 'other relative in
thi city.
Miss Edith Moore, who bai
benn visiting her parent Dr. Mr.
and Mrs. Winchell, returned to
her home in Michigan Wednesday.
Work on the water tower has
commenced. The foundations are
being put in where the old ttaad
pipe was in the northwest comer ol
the east park.
Mrs. Annie Jones and son Web
ster, left Tuesday, to visit her
daughter, Mrt. Lillie Smith, at
Victor, Colo. Cant. Jenkins Jones
will soon depart ior Arkansas.
A son of W. W. Cbeverton was
assisting in driving some potts with
a post driver out on the farm Tues
day, when just as young Cbeverton
placed his band on the top of a post
to slraignten it up a little, the driver
came down on it taking off one fin
ger and so bruising the others, our
informant said, bo a to probably
render them useless hereafter,
f
BIG CHINA SALE.
S. L. Ames of the Bazaar, an
nounce a clearance sale of all the
China and Glisswaie in the house.
Says it must go regardless ot cost,
to make room for other goods.
They have all kinds a big lot to
select trcm and you can get it at
almost your own price. The, sale
commences to-day and will continue
until the last piece is gone. Go
while the selection is good. Don't
fail to take advantage of this sale
Charles McCarry Killed.
Charles McGarry, who formerly
lived in Rich IIiH during his child'
hood and youth, was shot and killed
in Kansas City last Friday night by
John M. Ladd. Both men roomed
at a house kept by a Mrs. Anna
I Oldham. Ladd quarreled with the
landlady and McGarry took her
part, and the shooting resulted.
The funeral ot McGarry was
held at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon
from Wagner's chapel, 1409 Grand
avenue. Rev. J. W. Ball, uf the
Lutheran church, preached the ter
mon. It was larcely attended. The
mother and brother of the deceased,
who live at Blue Springs Mo.,
were present. The moth;r is an
old woman. She took the death cf
her son very hard and during the
funeral service she Wcame nearly
prostrated with grief.
Alfred C Menny, manager cf
the People's Ice Company, attended
the funeral. He made a lew le
matkt in which be spoke very high
ly of the deceased. Mr. Menny
said that McGarry hvl worked for
his company for twelve year and
that be had always found him faith
ful, iiulustiiou and honest. The
bov-'y was placed in a receiving
vault in Elmwood cemeteiy.
iiooi umrr.it.
An Interesting Account of
Trip to Weatern Kan a..
l:tITilI Tkiki ns .
It bit tn-ru to ioiijr
Inv I rH-(.'VT-driiu t Uo cribtillinj
Kill" tht I ttnd It dirncult to culu
plr with my promt- to writ a
orlMi rif l. lU'n. to Tmk Tkium
rvndra; and t fear tUty nmy prove
iuttli"r tutinwitlng Bor prontajbkv.
Put by according you all the nht
of both rdittir and rritk", with all
that that nn-Aus, you lii.tr t tlo
to prvTve- tiip jTiod nABie sf Taa
Ti:iiu-nk l.y climlnatlois any Im-
priHr nut t-r.
JitMivo, uudcr uo rtrk'tiou aa to
toploa, 1 tfc1a and hop to ttuprvve
I prxKxNl. St, I'aiiI, or ,
OthlT old p!i;limplKT hn sld.
"Fnun tl tulltNm i4 tlx Wart the
ittiitith xHks.-tti."aud aoiu writltva;.
Tlio utar t rtuplrv ttlU SHTiuatak-l
tuc lt ru ix Vkitnurd. l.ii-li.'p;
ti. rlli y mm riht h lorij; ttuwag
v In u ho iHK-tlad hl iKssutifut
th.iu-ht mill pul-liohtM tUi ;ivit
but. It in m true now aa liwa
i li. n. So, h.-wia Ihvu out tuwi-
r KniiMta hiot wvk, I wrUo atwiul
lltrtt. Mhiiv rpV rt tut'rtl lu
Hint country, and many iimir MKta
w tit U.
On TiHwday 111 IK. 1 buiiKht js
fiiruuis' ri iirKm Ik let frvm llul-U-r
t. i.i.-lu!t. Kki;ni, vlallwl'.
I". rMd. f.ir f x : poivt t.r Mum
In V! tlaya, S.uU tUs.l rn I
ptirrltMvt nt nur rilrvHsl ttliai
H th Hri nu.i ttilrvt Turdyao(
ri h iiintil h.
I Wi nl ut tin'i.t KnuA I lly nu
tti rtrl thriiii..!i iriu or th
riaVt vy t'.e row fa-
svmt Ix.l'.rg Ki rlv, thrmnh
Ti'ii'i, ilnhatfivn. Juvti.n iVj,
Atii tvf, HAl'.n. Th''t t an m'T
trfivu'.if jl, fr rkhr 'y la tS
wrj'l. flot, a!aa.' h fintfln t ni.
and tr!y thy vroosvit M-pri.J
rain ais4 Jrajttto eorr.pVt. No
pnraa a4fiMy rxrtray tt
tVf ta or rrtnh f4 that mljcMy r
Jng tormit. flulrifl kxtjtn ta tt
c!tV rutrr-l everything lis theeoin
try. If thre rosM l acy tuft
In rslnaUo I wotjld asy Uiat U!t
1 V xm th turmrn aUon tl vallry
srita a &1 1 the "worwr.
Hat I iMtiat not Jike jur.r ; iw n
U.lk iA ttftt w ttrfe bA t-8 r-Kvl 4
aU nvu. JVyood ttj tSUowa iA tV
Ktv, on th WnA waters ot IV K
I'.nr and f.U HtAown, tW tffiA fi4
did ot rvtjfW. Ttre to-day U preur
and plenty an1 wmlrX and frxt
tntrorrit. I went out priurtiAVif to
lok over the laa'la tA t'yirm arni
Kttertdaa rotistVw, arvl to vWU a
lew daya wtth toy ravrtarr, C It.
Atklon, aiod uhr Rate crusty
gxl ijpU who tusr s"ttJ la
that "hbort pr" eoootry; anul
somewhat cf what Im way out
tln-re IV) uillesj dirertJr wmt t
Kaosaa City two coantlMi back
from Colorado and one 6onrm from
Nebraska., may latervat yoerrvAdra.
It ta a rtillSnjt pralrte eoontry
moatly eovrrrd w ills XniZo fx
dwrialvely caJk-d "abort gram." I
drove two daye In Klvri.Ia a&d
never mw a rock; aa ltg aa a snaa'a
flat, excrpt th govern meat eornr
tona. I aaw tbOQModa of eatlir
berdlng a Use abort gra, aad aia
gular tva It may awcut to Ue I1bqu1
tariaer who a wear by red etorw
and timothy, tbcaeeatUe are now a
fat aa anything the butcher of Rlra
Urn or Butler rwloce to the bloe-k. I
aaw hundred of acre of aitalfa that
will cut two ton of bay to the ivrrr
first cutting, and wLkh wEl be cut,
twice more this Beaton. (It la worth
13.00 a ton on tbe car at Gra.inoVl.1 1
Tboaaanda of aurrea of eorn, tr
Khutn. and Kaffir sjrowlng. AimI
beyond anything we errrr aaw la
any atate anywhere, waa tbe wav
ing tivd of wheat and barley. 1
aw rip atra wb-rrVu In tbe garden,
and ate new tw, k-ttuee, ootooo,
radUbea and potatoea from tanuer'a
tablea.
I learned that tartuera and stoik.
mea worked ieaa and lived eakr,
better and happier Uvea than
where under the a an. Why over on
AL Wyatt'a ranch every toJy la
north Batee knows AL Wyatt, tbe
old lumber man of Adrian of over
3.000 acrea, I aaw everything Inl;gl
noua to tbe soli and aoine exotica.
II owns two or thr? miles of the
Saline river In which tie keeps shoals
and shoals of fish. He don't bother
with them only when be geta tmit
baiifcry. Then lie goes oat and
angle out a lueas ot channel rata
all the way from one to three pounds
an acle. Ia tbe Kallne there are all
manner of game fish from tbe beau
tiful cold fijih, the speckled mouo
tain trout, to tbe lair eat. I saw
these thine. I!at Utd tbee
thlncs. what cave nm the mr4l im-
mediate ami spontaneoui sport, was
tbe tilttias to and fro the uUInit
uous Jack raliUta. Ttiey were a
sight especially with "two well
trained jrrvy hounds In clone aud
eajn-r fiurvuit. V.Ve Ihonsht ol what
Mnrti Twain said ot tliera of their
"alilllty to put remoteness twtween:
themsi-Jv-a and all pursuers. "
Hat tier 1 go. w hen I tiegrna I
rouldn't think of a thin? to write,
and now I aw strussLmjr to find
mH deivnt way to quit or point at
which to stop. I Imajriue I tiear the
patleat elitor sajiu -fut that off."
aul ttie tsitlJul printer groanlm;.
"Amen!"
tine thine more and I shall wait
low II I he editor will ask use to
write any more "just anything you
want" -as be pnt It. M yoa never
si sorthlnn more with tny uanx to
the tMittoin you may fairly e-onrlnde
that be dutu't extend tbe Invitation.
But to tboe In tills eountrv who
are not quite wholly aatind ttb
tile as slw ta her ana Is tikt-iy to lie.
1 woulil like to say I saw w beat and
tmrW to Nrserldnn county lUal will
threvhout from & lo 40 beshels to
tbe acre, adjointujcunluiprvvvi! Uo.it
that you ran lnr for from $Si.t to
vio aa acre, and those luterested
In that rountry ami sim-Ii UiiIs ran
l't fiirtlwr Inforiiiatloa by aUrvs.
"if K. K. AUIujkio. at tiraitt3t-id.
Kansas. Very lr!r,
Butk-r, Mo. W. O. Ats.1 sox.
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Wb Casv PAI.MnK S t insiuiD
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An op;HtultT for l-n.-ht lu Ki
ll le H4.-vl s I'luaa to HiAke tuois-y;
tuetiiis-r bJpf l-rvtcrrv-J.
fl Mi-muikI-J aoi al UuilJia;.
A Cwwls Sc CailbteiiKS.
si.ak tRta yusiti!Ut-s A!i u's Ihi
YMt, a HiwUer. It cures cUlliWns,
'rU.U. Ikauiis Ssravla;. til
k a VvU At ail iVvfct-u auvl Miv
Mv.'.Ur linvy's Sweet l.ar Ur
tTlilUrs-o. a1 ! Mtt.vr ilr. a
burw ts t ki',,li u tlosor, .Nijis Yvvrk.
lirvitk U)i t4J t 21 bvur. rurv '.
vrrtehbtsa. HSJiUs Uuu;th
Trxut4i-, Tcvtkiigt livirvl r. aiul
IVsltMy Wi.rn,t At U ilrv.'.UU,
J-v Ksistiik- i i .il-.! f llt.f AJ4rv
Al' a- t'U3..L Lrtvy, N. Y.
a Uk Ll ill i -
an a Jnt fte lh erterrr-rl S-'Mv,Ps-r rrr firn
asxi yoa wT.J an-I aa eV-snt i?rt;iy "f l-rrl m ivr
rtoe foe aals) by ttve nt crnr at t!s vrry Vivr.r
nrnracsn
Vf ars s5 a;rwta fvf tV J ts-t el.fnd f 'ri and
M,hrri'a aal ff.Si la Hy.Ss M'.il. W ati you r
r"i of HlWt'SM er,C. 1'M mtr'.l r '. r.
hattsirtl'jn g9arase,t or j'nr nusrj rt?'iv !.!.
nrnEnn
W r7J it ft easDi and eaa asid
thaa ttm km list s:is on
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Blo art a U eely ef oar pricn:
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4 eana GiwtsVk Lye .
5 loe rarVf M ariu
1 4 :ar OtI focffrfsi Savy (Vwia T -.fiivrc
S Ps Tt C,n-ft
1 Zeeat raa TaUe IVsxVit .
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S rI eaa 'ert Kyrwp , .
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nraranER
We are a tv trts bt V-atel at aa ill rive
Disss lraatrs to'a. Grrrry i"Tr;ia'ar. y
wfU liH ota of fcrgl2s in jrr r-rvn. ; r. , t w
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Villi PAY YOU, THIS WEEK,
0
14 cents per pound, for Butter.
10 cents per dozen for Eggs.
8c Cash. 8 l-2c Trade fcr Hens.
11c Cash, 12c Trade tor Spring Chickens
Ericj tne jtmr fradoce cf all kia-i. Yes m.ll
Get lise Top cf th Market, tilLtz ia cuh, Uhit ct sc i-r
to dry goo-is, huimut, or dreg stcre,
Have yea ever tried tbe CRYSTAL ri-OV?. 1: -t,
try a tack. If it is avst just atat it is rt pt tit n.-i w t. ;;r
mcoey will be cheerfully rtfuaied. Doa't izsett tLat I
dle salt ia barrels and sacks. Don't fcrget ttu I La - c I
i tt door east ot Opera Drcj Store, bc job mill r i i:.
verv best and ccot cosnpkte line of groceries isL-Lii ii
Rich Hill, at prices tb.at can't t-e buL
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we are ia a position to sell you raetchan
dise much cheaper Ibaa tbe clJ ttui
credit houses. No "credit" at our stcx
is our motto. Sell lor cash cr cot at a:L
There it bo oee4 cf you pa io j sct. cae
k else's ell account which he won't jy.
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tbe prices tejuUtcrs, aJ ate tutu to
please you by our fcocest eoe-tive
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to your neighbor and another to jou 'mt
the uaie ONK LOW THICK tu
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MERCANTILE COMPANY.
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