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Missouri i"iudflc Time Card. NOKTll IIOlMl, XT. I.Ot Irt AMI K. No, 'Ji la-nvcH , fiiLNj a in. Nil. 'j 4 U'liM'M I'J.'M) p. ni. No, ".0 l'iiv k , 10:10 p. in. NO. Ml ( locnl 10:15 n. in. WKT IIOIXIi, FT. HCOTT KNTIIAl.. No. I!7 Ix-iivo 1W) p. in. No. r.'.l lavm-H ri:4,"m, in. HOI Til IIOCMI. No. Arrive. UX a. in. No. '-7 Arrives., 12:.V p. in. No. '.'." Arrive ..10:10 p. in, No, MS ( Locnl) n:fl p. in, i:akt iiovmi ,i t, wott ckxtkal. No. 31 Arrives 12:20 p. in No. -10 Arrives !):." p. iu U. A. IUh.kv, Agt. Read The Tribune. S44 60 YEARS V EXPERIENCE Tiunc Mam Designs CovmoMTs Ac - irom Mnfmr S kri ami rt"wnMM mm nnt-tiiT m(mm rrT ofMnnm frv hwhw ftf't f-f. oM4it arrvf fur wvurmg pat e-n . (n-ui tAin thoturh Mann Co, recvlr Ijv n'lte, ts ti Kout crtr, la tbe ScttnUfic Jlncrican. rnlnttifii of an MUfi'' VhktiJ. TVrrnn. ?3 ft ' iir, f'Mirnntu,i, tfcnd brail TiwJiffr. f IIINN Co.36""-'- New York DR. SLATER, DENTIST. At old SIiiimI, UK'll HILL, . Mnudny noon lo Saturday lumir lALMAOt HOLSt DRUG STORE. MY VOl li riCUFLMLM 11KKK Wi: Caiiiiy l'ALMKK'ft Cklkuiiatk.u l'ci(rr;Mi:s, Tin: veuy iiknt make DR. G. N. SHARP, And Mauulactnrer of Family ICetnedles. : I Have j-ou a cough or nre sufieriug from a cold? If to try lr. Sharps COUGH AMI LUNG REMEDT. If you nre troubled with Indigestion or sttoiuncli trouble nw DIGEST INK For ull pains and aches apply RELIEF These tested remedies hare cured others, they will cureyou. Try them STALLIONS. If you have a mare to breed, see Spencer's four standard end regis tered stallions, from 15-2 to 17 hands, at the Spencer Flace, north cast corner of Rich Hill; or send for a hill. tjni 6esd u TWO DOLLABU u4 w. will id Ton for on rear THE TRIBUNE The VallTy Weekly Tti rnlr illnrtrted !itrrrr w-ekiT rfth wni, Fmm thm World Valrfitr. an1 )Mt 1 f-nt- lii- f F' f brwrr wrrtern Jori-. Ttiemamptoo of wtrn timupbt. t h miiliic rtarctT -ke!cie ah-nie ih in proc, r ami jititto aof ail tUai 'a d-.irttr ttiktT n( irtr bt f prutfnaelj lUmted. Brautlful cuiured coTrT ail dtf Utx hi. all oflh fYat.;o?. 'J"ho rfrtiir rv;rli''o of the alVy wcftlr fs J2.m jw rr, hot we har urift'ie MK-kl srrAorr-TCrnt 'ih li pf)iiritrtiid axv fcbic fur urt tune to oiIr XU ViirT and o'tr it for TWO lOI l.A K$ k out bkv ud M,-od u wtUi Two Dollut. 1 1 M Vl Nam. Address. A New School for Rich Hill WORK'S Garment Cutting School Of St Lotiiw, Mo. is now open in this city. All Ladies interested in - High Art -Dressmaking should not fail to uvail themselves of this opportunity. This School is under the personal manai;enitnt of J. L. RICH AKDSOX, who has been eliing and teaching this and other systems for hftten years. You Will Learn the Diagram Method thtSiame as the tailors use. We are the only concern in this country publishing the latest imported fashions with complete digram for drafiini? each fashion. No lady's education is complete without the art of dressmaking, no trade or -rt is so greatly needed. The art of dressmaking will be no burden to anyone; no matter what her position may be, the can never lose it ; no one can deprive her of it. She is an independent woman. The only way to learn Raiment cutting is to go to a school where every branch of the trade is taucht. wherR inn r,., each entire garment under the supervision of an instructor paid to teach you. Fashions re continuously changing, new fashions will be in vogue three months from now new skirt, jackets, waists, sleeves and collais. New books for Work's Garment Cutter are published tvery six months, giving diagram taken from imported patterns, thowing how to cut. fit end make up each fashion. Vour lessons are unlimited to any certain number. We arc organising new classes and making SFKC1AL lr. 1M CEMENTS. We hive all the imported fashions. They are as chic and Frentby as France itsdf. The completeness of this valuable trade a wc teach it is well known. We are here now. will not be hue again. You ctu learn this iiaJe right at your own home, almost free ol charge, 111 11 school that is as good, if not better, than any other in the United btates. lun'tfailto call at the School at once. You are welcome whether ycu become a pupil or not. TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT. THIHTY'FlVE THOUSAND OF THL&E 6YSTEMS bOLD IN TH6 PAST THHES YSARS. Wc wish to employ leathers for our si.hools elsewhere. Ladies umiut hud auywhtle a more batislactory i,r bi.ttr-r paymy position , than as inuruclor in Woik'n Garment Cutting School. We are also 111 nr fd ol a few gentlemen iwiMtui and gn.ul -ktuts lor our schools. We guaranttc you a position where .011 can make more money than in any ether business y ou uu engage in. l or furtner in formation call on, or address. JOHN L- RICHARDSON. MISS IDA M. FARRAN. i'oreludy aud tspeilttl In.triietreNH. Hours for Teaching: Trout H.liO to lJ:at a. 111. ud irum l::Oto 3 p. ta. AUo from 7 to O . iu. School liooiua oppokit i'o.totiii e, over City ISukery. RICH HILL, MISSOURI. . From Our JCxrliatiRcs. (llatcs Co. Record.) Uncle John DcerweMer spent four dys in Kmum City this week tk hij the degrees of Iho Scotiinh site, lie was to receive from the fourth to the thirty-second, lid. S. Austin and wife spent Sunday last visiting parents and rel atives in our city. They nrrived on the emly morning train and left for their home in St, Louis the same night. Capt. Tygsrd leaves tomorrow for St. Louis to he gone about a week. He will attend the meetings of the Grand Commandery, Chap ter and Council, which grand bodies meet in that city next week, occupy ing three days. He will also attend the opening of the great World's Fair on the 30th. Judge Clark Wix came home from K&nsas City Snturdjy night to spend a few days with his family. He went to his farm the first of the week and since his return has been confined to his rooms with rheuma tism. Dr. Lyle, his physician, re ports him some better yesterd.ty, but it may be teveral days before he is nble to be out again. PP (oxn p uasn mm ivay hi ; v I U ' (i K$ ! f 111 0 .users 01 :3 a 1 5 We are going to he more libernl than ever in J 00-1 to users of Lion Coffee. Not only wiil the Lton-Ileads. cut from the D.iekaces. be cood. as heretofore, for the valuable nremiuins we rl have always given our customers, but ill Ar a i i - 5 'tr ? f- K ? inn f ft frnmwas make some cf our pr.trons rich men and women. You can send in as many e-itm-.aies as desired- There will he TWO GREAT CONTESTS Looks Like It. But after all what was the use of buying so many delegates to vote for Folk at the Vernon county con vention. The vote stood 61 to 2 3 in favor of Folk. Forty-live or at j the very most, 50 would have been "dead oodles." At 5 per head ' which a Rich Hill paper says was the price paid, there was an awful waste of money. According to ; these liwures, there is at least $70 gone to thunder and there is 110 , way ot getting it back. MeU . Times. ) i The fir--t content wJ!l be on t!ie July 1th nttfndarre at the . I,oni.i Wothl's Fair; 1? Rrcor.1 relates to Totl Vote 1'ur Vresirirnt to bacast Nov. 8, 1J04. $30,000.00 will be distributed in eaiii td thie c -ntosls. rtiak'.ne $40,000.00 on fie two, and, to make it still more interestinjf. in addition in tliir. mr.ue:!t, v r will fr.vc a Vmr.i First Priis cf 5,000.00 content, and tl in vour pithi. bnve to opportunities of win!:ing n big cah ile. rr-rT S5rlntct! blanks to vote on found In every Lion Coffee Pack age. The 2 cent stamp covers the expense of our acknowledgment to you that your es j3 tlmate Is recorded. Five Lion-Heads cut from Lion Coffee Packages and a f'-ffl 3 cent stamp entitle y (in addition to the rcg ular free premiums) W-'-V cither contest: iJZ WORLD'S FAIR CONTEST What wni b ?H 1 nut Ju!r 4h air-ndf net .1 tt St.f.wrts Worii . K.r . At t j -i.r 4 I vil. (iie atciii.inc wu . '1 Ftr i.ir'e c rrM t".rtru:t- re r-v.- l m Vo',,n rkft Ccm pPT . oiTio-. T-u ?o. i.:". fJtl of (ef';t J.u:r ?(h, 14. w it gvr ftr(t r-e f'-'f I'1- n:.TY:-.t unreel c-.tnale. jecou3 pfjie o I'm oeit Dearvit. clt:., etc.. ft s: J Wrst Prls 1 ccoti(l 'iUe 2 PTlfs S5HO.OO oaeij b rrixcs - aun.oo lO PTIe 100.00 HO Prlrrs f-O.Oi 60 Prle ao.(H) 2C0 FrMcs 10.00 1BOO rriiw S.OQ 2139 PRIIES, sa.Roo.oo . . 1 ,000.(10 l.roo.Of 1 .('i.-O.OO 1 .001.00 I.CiOO.OO , 1 .IMWI.OO a .600.00 u.ooo.oo T0T4X. S20.000.00 PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CCT.'TF.ST OBi'l h. I Wl r '.''! r"- f!Mp: f.liHc, lett M.i;o;le. . oi)J piur lo l.ciir.1. &ca t'M.e.': 1 rtrst rrts j Ssnorj Pnt a Prns SAiKVOO eci 5 rrtiaa lO PtIs'S 2(1 Prli bO PlI.M aso Pru.. 1K00 rrlsrs 3139 PRIZES. J.Oi) (Ml lfXl.CX) ro.oo eo.oo o. eoo if I . I ' HH'l.l V) . l.n.H. ( O 1 ,llV).(lO . t 1 " I M. .l mO.j.0 D.fx.iO.00 TOTAX. S'JO.OOO.OO Oood thowluff. I'leasanton has been increasins:! in every branch of business. The ' tale told by the following statemtnt of stamp sales is one to which no amount of comment could lend j;i'e it er emphasis: First ijuarter, inoi . JSi'i.sS I'irAl (inarlpr inni S.s ! i J --. i First quarter, 190 iioJ.sj I he follow inj; table show the j - comparative receipts for the pa.t ; Hiulue. three years: Apr. 'oi to Apr. 'oj $J,-M i- Uf T,,e J,!j U.u'Urt ,'ui"C!, U niir 01 111c n. m 11np.11 i.tni a 11.1 lu crative imlii'.tries it the fitim total ot tiie rcluias i considered. The 279 PRIZES 4279 Dli!rlbu!(td to Jh KbHo-efjsrejaMnj S45.C0O.00-IB addition te whlch'wt shEil gli $5,003 to Grocers' CIsrkj (st parliculffs in LICMCOFTtE ci) rnaking i grand total cf $50,000.00. COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF 1 H WOOLSOM SPICE CO., (CONTEST DEPT.) 31 TOLEDO. OHIO. Apr. 'oj to Apr. '03 3 . 1 1 7 . fi Apr. '03 to Apr. '03 3,655.5,0 This shows the lareest teceint in the history of the Fleasonlon oilier I V l!uc ' CK aiul c' -en tanks and should he a good indication to people here that the town is getting better all the time. Obsrrver. New Grocery Firm. Braut Dios sold their grocery last weeklo L. 1 Cotten, an experienc ed grocery man from Rich Hill. Mr. Cotten ha sold a half inteiest to L. F. Kobiiikou, ton of Jas. Robinson, cast of this city, well known in Butler and trie stu round ing country. The new firm has cloxed the store this week, un til Saturday morning when il will open ready for business. The stoic 100111 in the meantime is be ing thoroughly cleaned up and new ly papered. The ttore will be en larged and the buiuc pushed to the front. Republican l'rc. A. LimUay wa in the city fiom bt. Scott mingling among his many friends and he favored the Demo ciut with a most wckenie visit. F. M. Wyatt. he reports as in the same helpless condition which llutler peo ple will so much regret to know. Mr. Lindsay's wife nnd daughter arc well. His son is in California. Butler Democrat. Fred D. Warren, L. N. Richard son, MUs Josephine Conger, A. V Kicker, and (. II. Lockwnod, ol the Appeal lo Reason, will go to Chicago 111 a few days to hel, get out tiie Daily Appeal tu Reason dur ing the week when the national So cialist convention will de held. Guard 'ie. William Fierce arrived lni Rich Hill, Mu yesterday, to be present l C c funeral of his sister, Mrs, Maty Ifulchiuson, which took place this afternoon. Henry Co, Republican, the trade in them it!i lhr great sta ples, and 111 only .,i:i year, loo, has the output ot ail ti e untie, equal ed the output of the eg pioduction. Tlic United States statisticians find the ntimi er ol ciikens to be oer 550.000,000 Valued b S),ooo,oio. One ol the sinking aud udmiiaiile peculaiitic of tiie hum'iie hen is the enormous output on the compaia lively meager opitaliition ; tiine is no watered stuek. The Jf.Sj.ouo, coo worth ol winking hens yield an nually chickens for the uiaiket vshich sella for $1 57,000,000, in ad dition lo $141,0011,000 woitll of .' 1 he hens lay ntinually I,.' uoo.oiio dotu rg's. In i),c sa.'ji oi eggs sold the stale ol Oi.'.o leads,, while Iowa entries 1 lie haniier in the number of eggs actually pioduced. In the census yetii Ala-i.g had only I ; ! chivkeus. The govei nu.eol tells 11 ihat the pi ice ot es is only a tulle on 11 eti.t-t a ilo..en. As the price in Tias is only a little over 7 cents u dotu, li e low aver age is peil'.aps credible, but the statement ii a Mrain on the ncduii ly ol the hoiise-kujnr in tlic lati tude ot 1'hiludi Ipliu. 1'ut Your he II 1 11 tliet altn IMis. e. While you ie utiempiing to leach nun 3-uay-oiti can lo iirink, wntei a fm mer leader, liuKI your temper. Don't get mad when he doesn't shove his head down into the pail, but instinctively icacius up with a bunt fur his miik. Keep cool and lake our time tor i!. Don't tid die his ncct. gr.ip his ears with both hands and liy to t!iosu hull in bottom of the pad. If you have 110 compar sioii foi 1 1 i 1 1 1 and feel like smashing the pail over hit head, just stop for a moment ami try to imag ine vshar a poor little loot you wcie when only j days old. Ex. LMi:itTiin viii:i:lh. fetmnser linn Oyer ami Killed by tlict'rMt lluiiie, &uuUay. Early Sunday morning, (he t-ody of a sttanger, horribly crushed nnd loin, was found just south of totsn on the Kansas City Southern iil rad tracks. juttica tii,'k!in oidereJ a coroner jury, and F. L. M.ilin, J, 'J. Rfy uoldt, W, L. Curtis, C. A. Shaw, 1. M. Small and L".. N. North weie uoi;.loned, and after due tlvliberii lion decided lh( li.e unknown man Cime to dealii by tii cats. The ilrcessed carried a inemhei ship card In Stone masons' union No. a, Kansas City. Mo., beating the signature of A. C. Col, which proved to-be hi tiue name. He ai bad ,i in his pocket, INidci taker Jiaeon took charge ol iJ. .t body nnd snipped it lo a biother Wills.! Ct.4, t-''goutney, ,lova, on Wednesday. , I lie unioituiiiite man was cvbieui. ly stealing 11 ride, and met his death undrr the vs heels, Hume Tele-plum. Missouri Slate Republican AVvli ly !"..!. Itrokiiif i t. ItMltor lUrtxuiz-d pohtiii.l aiithoiity, dexlgiieil to iir!iuiit? oariy nnd put lie Wfll.m' tlirom;h .rUteiit, In luiiljetij. r,4 fnUhfal putridly. A vnlii ild.) lii-wspapt r lor iiiu lioiin. eoiitiln!;i - tutcr,-tiii .-o,.! m. striigtlvi- rs'.idiit ,.r e. r. meuiU-r of the fmully. Jl you ii-iv to ,iMtd 1.11 j nl.ltii Hlid li;tl.ii:tl.iri:li, tt the l'enl loi,jii!ili(,n In yourowii county , you liM!l!il luki- ioiiinli,j of this lltnd off. r. Missouri State Rrpublknn Onejcar $1.00 Ilic Trlbanf, i.oo S2.UU For n limlt.vl i line, (.f(,r n rntniit 1M er year for both til,ltelt' is. S.Hiiplc cop leu fiirnlliiMl on iipi'il. ntl.iii Tin: tkiiivm:, l;u ii inn, Mil Kansas City Southern Railway 6trsht m wV Crow ITJca" - KANSAS CITY TO THE GUL!1 twers3f.:iasi VAhUlUO THEOCGIH A GKEATKls PITVEUSITY OP CUM . TK noil, aU.'D itnaocacr. than ant otiik.i ilailway IN Ilia WOULD. IOU 113 LENUTK. Al-me 1's ro lli t.iml ln,N, n:l'xt fr awwtnf nmnil rts!n rrtt Bs r.Si'Mi I, rr.il:,:i,..r. la I np;.l,.i.i 1 v. U up lisr.i i. f . if M In r f I ill ! , a t ,1 1. rt,.J fi.r rtvinr'll -iil.i.';-,, , .i tiiinto ii'-M-Mtl I Tit. U lurr.' i r i-irrii ami rt''riltiai!t; f.irn -r :.:mt.l.,, m,i. r; t -rr-vUii g ,.V iuui, eiu, U ,'. suf -1, inlirjr ami Ai'.r jri, st ,rt.x rcunl'itf inxa FRLH QOVHRNMCNT l!O.MnSTI;AIS 1., lyvntjr-f!rl.illMior Bioro r e.-r.i. Cli,.i r.n.i(1-iriK ,, r,.,.!,, ICANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RAILWAY i ttu mofc r i isi! m '- MNnXfENSIVC AND t0nHKTAhl4'. I'OMi '.S,.r J.H.wcmii Tw. aa. aot., aaist)a citt, mo. m.9. w.shis, o. p, ni t, a. F. f . ROS Mm, Trf. r, no Imuvn AaT,t ReA9 ClTV f"1(J 4- , f ! k : I sjy M f r