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Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
RESOLUTION SUPPRESSED
Baptist Women Will Investigate
 Their Nasty Action.

On receipt of the news that the Wo- mans Baptist Home Missionary society at it's annual meeting at St. Paul re- ceetly had adopted a resolution indors- ing the action of the Presbyterian Wo- mems society in protesting against the Mexico and Oklahoma, Rev. Lewis Halsey, president of the Arizona Bap- tist convention. wrote to Mrs. Reuben Jeffrey, chairman of the committee which reported the resolution referred to. Mrs. Jeffrey responded, saying: If any injustice has been done it will be lighted as far as possible" Mrs. Jeff frey also spoke of having received a letter from MT. Vernon L. Clark, immi- grafton commissioner.
 Mrs. Jeffrey forwarded Mir. Halsey's s letter to Miss Mary G. Burdette, secre- tary and executive officer of the Wo- ment's society, from whom the letter below has just been received. It will be noted that Miss Burdette (WhO is l sister of Robert G. Burdette) states that she will suppress the publication of the resolution in the Tidings pending Investigation:
 Chicago, June 13, 1902. Lewis Halsey. D. D., Phoenix, Ariz.:
 My Dear Brother-Far be it from any member of the Woman's Baptist Home Mission society to injure CT misrepre- sent any individual or community. And you will find that if convinced that they have unwittingly done so they will be magnanimous in undoing the wrong. do not think that there was on the part of the committee who presented the resolution in point at St. Paul d reference to the white population of either New Mexico or Arizona. apart from that of other races and nation alities, which they had been led to be- der statehood q menace.
 q assure you that the committee and those who voted for the adoption of the report of the committee had the best good of the territories at heart, and every one of them would take back her vote if convinced that mistake had been made. Just send me the facts needed to prove the error. We seek light.
 T know from personal acquaintance that there are many noble, intelligent men and women in Arizona whom it is our earnest desire to help and not hin- der. If statehood would be a blessing to them and to Arizona. then we want to help them get it if otherwise, we should expect their thanks for our iu- iucncc in preventing it. l shall sup press the publication of the resolution i'll Tidings pending the investigation, so that it will have no official circula ton through that organ.
 "Ycurs very truly,
 MARY G. BURDETTE."
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
OUTLOOK FOR BOOK-DRAMA.
Dramatizations That Are Being Made
 for Actors.

The outlook for the book drama for next season is thus summarized by Franklin Fyles, who onits many other titles that he might have included. such as The Beau's Comedy" My Lady Peggy" "Barbarossa,' etc.
 Gilbert Parker is adapting his "The Right of Way for William Faver- sham to use at the Criterion.
 James K. Hackett has tried The Crisis and will bring it in November to Wallack's. The drama is by the books author, Winston Churchill. An other novelist who has made his own dramatization is Hall Caine, in the case of "The Eternal City" which
 Viola Alien will produce at the Vic toria in November, and Beerbol1m Tree in London a few months later. Mary HartWeu Catherwood's "Lazarre" will yield a play to Otis Skinner, and Eiea-
 nor Robson's managers are deciding for her between Mrs. Humphry Ward $ "Eleanor" and Mary Johnston's "Au-
 drey"
 The dramatizat ations for next season are not limited to new books by any means. DeWolf Hopper has gone as far back as Dickens for the comic opera that Charles Klein is writing for
 him and calls "Dr. Pic6wick" Out of Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn
 IIlaw 6 Erlanger are having a farce made for Arthur Dunn. Diana of the Cross Ways" is not new, but it will be a theatrical novelty when Ada Rehan returns to the stage in it next winter. Two English novels, better known in their own country than here, are in preparation for US. William Gillette has bought the American stage rights | in "Dr. Nikola,' by Guy Boothby. \ i dramatization was recently produced with little success at the London Prin- | cess theater. MT. Gillette's intention
 is to make one on the order Of "Sher- lock Holmes" for use by and by. The | other English novel is "Tatterley. '
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
WONDER GROUP BONDED.

Messrs. Henry and Ritsch have bonded their Wonder group of mines about twenty miles east of Florence to a party of capitalists. These mines show copper and gold values of high grade and lie in the Ripsey district. They have been bonded for $65,000 and $1,0G0 has been paid down. The bondees have contracted for two 35O-foot tun- nels along the ore body, and if on com pleting these tunnels the ore averages 3 per cent in copper and s3 per ton in gold they will pay $17,000 and pay the balance at the end Of a year. C. A. Ritsch and John Doyle have the con- tract and will commence work at once and put on all the men that can be usefully mployed.-Florence Blade.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
(FromI the Chicago News.)

(From the Chicago News.)
 A hobby is an idea that goes around with crank.
 This is a hard world. It's final gift to g man is a marble shaft.
 About the only perfect people in the world are the perfect fools.
 No man ever realizes how much trash he owns until he moves.
 Man has very little use for advice that doesn't confirm his own opinion. Unless a. man is satisfied with him. self he is not in the self-made class.
 What a nlonotonous old world this would be were it not for the illusions therein,
 Young man, if you can't mary a girl with dollars you are lucky to marry one with sense.
 No matter how low the dressmaker cuts the opera gown. she always gets the bill high enough to make up for it.
 When a gossip abuses you, your friends look pained and hurt at you. and at the gossip as if to say, Isn't it too bad?"
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19


 Hon. J. A. Simpson, Secretary of the Board of Education of San Francisco, Cal, writes:
 "I have found Peruna an ideal tonic. Some months ago ' suffered wifh neu- rasfhenia (systemic cafarrh), caused My system seemed worn Ouf and feIt far from we'll. ! found Peruna bene- flied me very much. II built I'D fine entire system and made me feel like a new man. believe if is well worthy fhe high praise bestowed upon il. "--- J. A. SIMPSON.
 Systemic catarrh always gives fair warning of it's approach, and can be easily warded off by the proper treat ment. Floating brown specks before the eyes, mental confusion, fits of ner- vous headache, s1eeplessness, flashes of heat, chilly sensations, palpitation, irri- liability, despondency; any of these symptoms or all of them should be promptly met by the use of Peruna. Congressman E. V. Brookshire, from Indiana, in a recent letter from Wash ington, D. G., says:
 "From what my friends say, Peruna is good tonic and a safe catarrh cure."- E. V. Brookshire.
 Summer Catarrh," book written by Dr. Hartman, President The Hartman Sanitarium, on the subject of the ner- vous disturbances peculiar to summer, sent free to any address by The Feruna Medicine Co.,, Columbus, O. (
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19

has made They are surely greater in than Pattis farewell tours
 The speech of Thursday may have been the last one he will ever deliver in Missouri, but we do not believe he can stop talking any more than Chauncey Depew can stop talking. Even at the ripe age of G this ineXhaustible well of humor must occasionally bubble over Chicago Record Herald.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19

thing of myself I am persuaded that Warmers Safe Cure did it. I believe that the medicine will do all that it claims to do, if the patient will follow the in structions to the l e t t Q r.-Rev.) I. VILLARS, P a st or Nj. F. Church"
 T E s T 70 U R URINE Put some
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
Rheumatism Cured By Driving Out Uric Acid Poison From the System. Permanent Cure Can Be Effected,
 But First the KIDNEYS MUST BE HEALTHY Rheuma tism. Rheumatic Gout and All Forms of Uric Acid Poison Are Re suits of Kidney Disease. and Can Only Be Cured by Get
 ting Direct at the Seat
 of the Trouble the
 I<jdnevS
Warmers Safe Cure Is the Only Positive Cure for All Dis eases of the Kidney, Liver,
 Bladder and Blood.

Sandwich, Ill.-After a delay of months to be sure that a cure of my rheumatism of over years painful suffering had been affected, I desire to assure you that so far as I know any
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19

morning urine in a glass or bottle, let it stand 24 hours if there is a reddish sediment in the bottom of the glass or if the urine is cloudy or milky, or if you see particles or germs floating about in it, your kidneys are diseased and you should lose no time, but get a bottle of Warmers Safe Cure as it is dangerous to neglect your kidneys for even one day.
 WARNER'S SAFE CURE is purely vegetable and contains no harmful drugs: it is free from sediment and is pleasant to take; it does not consti- pate; it is now put up in two regular sizes and is sold by all druggists, or di- rect, at 50 CENTS AND $1.00 A BOT TILE. Warmers Safe Pills taken with Warmers Safe Cure move the bowels gently and aid a speedy cure.
 Refuse substitutes. There is none just as good as Warmers Safe Cure It has cured all forms of kidney dis ease during the last thirty years. It is prescribed by all doctors and used in the leading hOSnit11S
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
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Arizona republican., 1902-06-19


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Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

To convince every sufferer from dis eases of the kidney, liver. bladder and blood that Warmers Safe Cure will cure them a trial bottle will be sent absolutely free to any one who will write Warner Safe Cure Co.,, Roches- ter, N. Y. and mention having seen this liberal offer in The Republican, The genuineness of this offer is fully guaranteed by the publisher Our doc tor will send medical booklet, contain ing symptoms and treatment of each disease, and many convincing testimo- nials free to any one who will write.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
LONG BEACH
Eong Beach
Still Ahead

Twenty miles from Los Angeles, by the Souther=i Pacific and Salt Lake Railroads; also by a new dou- ble track electric line, level and straight, running through cars in thirty minute trips. Many new at
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

- - tEm countfy e. a ysry rap,a rns.
and hna f. 20 steps hare tesn iassn
~ either ibe netsonni or the rfaiS r1v.
erumtnu ~ fesuiare ire lndustry. AZ
ne present Fsme ne three eerfara y,
Wurgepn catching are tbs Deiausre
river. TIE Great Lakes ana the c0inn.
- river A limited numhsr are canxlt
- PUGET sound. and according 70 sh.s
tAptsina there u ssh q vast and M
ippehed supply In The waters Of south
IN Ai@ka Tho WATERWAYS whlct nm
from vancouver north wara atorg
b7aysh Columbia are another fasd 81
considerable promise
Bat The hrHt quality and fho 3
which al epfsufea prefer crues from
ne Delaware That u the Great Lakes
a inferior IN favor. While the Panlre
afticie T. altoEsshes TOO nnk Ena
rqnfNe for the most refined palate ID
vas the latter which eas descriisd ~
ar lushman a. a ahad-rue rrrsnea a.
eofiiFer oil Up % ne present century,
taere we're many sfrraena n TIE Has
f0n 2 Connecticut in Ssw Lon6on
snn AarFagansett bays. a. weii ss Long
island sound. but the nuuiar hEss
grown steadily smaller aud today ~
scarcely worthy Of eonsiderasfoa-ssE
York Post
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
Cheap Settlers Rates
To the Far Vest
and Northwest.

The Burlington Route renews the
low one-wny settlers rate OF SalOC
from Missouri River to California
Portland aud the Puget Sound
country every day during september
ond October, with eorespondlngly
low rates to the Spokane District
aud the Butte Helena District; also
proportionate rates from interior
Missouri, Kansas aud Southwest
territory.
''rhe Burlington-Northcrn Pacific
Express, Is a great thorough train
lenYing Kansas city daily. for The
Northwest Through coaches Chair
Cars lscats Ireel, standard and
Tourist Slecpers 10 butte, Helena,
spokane. Tacoma, Seattle. Portland
Connected train FROM Denver M
night Joining this Northwest train
at AlliRncs. Neh.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
81 - L.nan.rl : ID.

In the march Of general commercial
progress Fort Gunnybaps Of tie
ploueer days has been taken.
The home 81 the second and Lass
Vigilance Committee. the famons or
g~aniration Of 1851. Is being torn down
10 make room for q new. throe-slory
brick building. This historic had been
preserved, almost without any altera-
tion. through nearly half q oentnry.
bat nov Il is rapidly becoming & thing
" Ue past, a mere narrative % the
early days
All san FsaneiECans know the his
tory; how on November ~. 1855. Gam
bier Charles Cora Killed United SIates
Marshal William n. Richardson. how
oR May ~ fsb6. Supervisor James 3
Casey fatally shot Ealtor james King
u William. how the citizens o. SAn
Francisco organized an army Of i.Soa
men that dehed the sheriff. TIE palcc
the goygEnog and the Gsaeral sherman
Nho aferward marched throaeh
Gcorfia; how Cora and Casey ue,r
taken from ne iaiL how they wen
tried by tic ciiietus court IN ne nepaf
story az the building that Is BOW uelai
raEcd, h0W Cora was then marries
bis notorious comnanion an hour h.
fore hts execution. and hos he az
Casey were toEgthcr hanFoa from th
front 81 this same Sort Gun rhary
The name Fovt Gunnybr ~
given Go The Sacramento st-rst ga
Wacn guubags hiled with sarf
piled mp 70 a height % ahoet are
Tor use as a hrcastworks IN c-sa
tack hY sherman aul his uaar
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

American Now supplies ne world win
sturgeon
The time Is said 10 be not Gar "a
when esviare Wiz be 81 expensive ~
cshFashack duck or di~AmanabacA tcr-
iaPin Though supposed 20 be q ioreisn
oalicacy Il - almost cxciaslealy Aner
iean AZ one time an the easiAre IN tae
market Was % karupcaD origin Eeros
pean waters have been nearly hsAel
~ ~ sturgeon however aad to-day he
efnlA Anq hgsEish Manufacturers
Who hAfo a practical mga0nols og rae
hhished pgodues rely nlsao tht Uuitei
states Con tie otUlkf0n ekss out ~
Nhieh ne Anlshsd drlioaey Il made
Ia N&e ~~as ~ ~ssllnei.oa i aoine
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
Geaeral aaasru
81 Lows, Ne

Home Visitors ENeursion 0
Ohio and Indiana on on septsmbel
a-9.so and So. We will sell excug.
sion tickets good 80 days, to certain
points in Ohio and Indiana ii, rate
of one fare. plus Ss,oo. For par.
teulars cali OF phone No.tr sss
+, 4, LaBauiere, agent.
FrlssO System.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

Rssait af oIa Trsasuon - y.
Eaeas.

kss1it of Ola Trsdirioa or III. s.ra.
Eaees.
IN The interesting artsel. On a.
aeoFe subject, IN which you ~aGEoo1.s
We establishment OF an Arnor Day b
me British Isles, you refer to the cir
eumstance that the idea IL derived
from America. where an annual festf-
VA q that description has now been
Instituted IN several states for sone
years past Perhaps / may be allowed
10 remind your readers that the idea.
which is now given back 20 Europe by
b New World. is. in fact, one OF the
very oldest ideas OF our race When
the wandering tribes Of Asia drsx en-
tered Europe they brought with them
many Of our nov commonest fruit
trees, such. for example, as the zpplc.
the plum and others, among their most
sacred possessions, and the
OF tree carrying survived as a reiig-
ious rite from prehistoric times down
10 the classic age o. Greece. II formed
part Of the ceremonial OF the bacchan-
ala and is referred TO. among other
loci ~elassici. in the "Oedipus Tyrannus
Of SophOcles. BacchnS. or Dionysius,
was the patron OF cultivated trees He
was said to have been the discoverer Of
all tree fruits. among which apples and
ngs are particularly mentioned, and
he was called ~the well fruited" Inc
maypole and jaek-in-the-tree-Eeen,
vhich stin survive. I believe. IN some
OFT Of the way corners Of our land. as
well az the Christmas and Easter de-
corations. are the last remnants OF IA
rites.
It was in 1879 that the festival OF
Arbor Day was FIRST established in the
United States. and though one might
naturally cay that Il vas more from
the notion OF It's practical utility thai
from any other cause, for anon the
Protestant Anglo-SaIons Of Norm
America the tradition OF the divinity
OF the tree would no doubt be weak
yet Il Is AZ the same time an unmistak-
able evidence OF the strong feeling o.
actual c0nEauEuinity and fellowship
and Of worship With which all men.
and especially the Aryan races. regard
the q In 1876 the state Of New
York proclaimed the white elm TO be
the tree Of the state, and the rose OF
spring. in all its grace OF budding
beauty, 4 be queen OF flowers Canada
Immediately followed the example OF
the great republic and In 1886 Spain
followed suit and King Alphonso All
fixed March s6 for the annual oeiebra-
ton Of the Fiesta del Arbor." Con-
siteging the denuded condition to
which our countryside is being reduced
hy the progress ov civilization and the !
immense importance OF trees 10 the
climate, Is well as their beauty in the
landscape, any one who succeeds in
promoting the re-estabiishmsnf in
Great Britain OF such a festival "a
Day VIII deserve we'll Of ais
country Letter TO the London Morn
Posi-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
VISIT THE OLD HOME, --tAST.

Home VISITORS excursions io points
la ohio aud Indiana, dates ~ snle
September "a, ath. 10th and sd limit
thirty days.
Also excursion rates 90 Ohio and
Indiana during the nrst week al
October az the time % the big Grand
Army reunion Ia Washington. 4, G..
To Chicago The Burllngtnn's
famous "Eh" h the best known and
most popular train from Kansas
city and ST. Joseph to Chicago.
To Sc LOuis-rwo daily trains
carrying all CLASSES Of standard Bur
llnaton euuipmcnt
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
Frisco system Time Card.
No. ma. Man aud Expires.

No. ia. Mall aud Express,
Leaves 81 a. m.
Connects az pirasnnton
with Flyer for the North.
No. iA8. Freight and Ae-
comodatiun. arrives -..O.i0 a. ia.
Carries Mall and Express.
No. iba. Carbon Center Man
and Accommodation, LvH. 4sd p. IN.
Na. t5I. Freight aud Ac.
cumodntiun leaves Goo u. IN.
Carries Mail and Expr'ss
for South, CONNECTS with
FLYER az pleaSauton.
M. iia Mail and ENpress Ar, 9ss5p. IA.
Connects az Pleaaauton With Flyer
from the North.
=, r. LAtsAtufERE. Agt
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

ON the first and third Tuesdays ol
August September and October, Ia
many SECTIONS oi the West and
Northwest
Consult nearest ticket agent az
write theunderslgned for full Inform.
printed matter aud the least
cost ui your proposed trip.
L. }, sRtcKeR. w. wAkELEV,
T. y, A. sss Nsiu S., Csaa RasL Az.
kAEsAs SFs, Ma 81 LosaA. a.
Q NJ. LEvEI,
GsneIal Aanarar
81 Lows, No.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
st. Louis q North
arkansas Railway

CannfeiiNn tom Eich iflli Ao.
made with ihe Frisca via The faSnc
- tariha4e ~ VIA The Memphis al
Nichols Janciioa.
a handsome new Pamphlet G0lae
q flgqka Springs ~ = Health kesof4
has heen iseaat. with RES beaatifai
Illustrations A copy sent iree Is d
address, Address al Inquiries and
orders 10 6eA West Manager Kafeka
spfings, AFk
0Eo WEST Maaass
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
WHERE
~rf. Il rvs vsssrsas
r~ssvssasa - rnn
Louisville
; Nashville
Railroad.
The Great Central
SoulherB Iruak Lice.
IN
kenlHCky, IsRnesset. Mabsma,
Mississippi. Florida,


stock Hafsers, Manufacturer,
Inv estora, SPECTATOR
and Money Lenders
VIII End the greafest chance Iu Yt,
United States to make Z nsgueg
~ reason of the abundance and
cheapnesa ~
Land ana Psrms.
Hfnbe and stone.
fren aaa CaAE.
LAbur-ErersrbGnx.
Fnee sites financial asstauee and
freedom from taxation Tor THE uauu
f~aefuner.
Lands and farms az $3.50 Der acre
AMI upwards, and 5a8190 arreg ~
vest Florida that can fefaken Erat-
Is under the e. s. H-Dnestesd Iaw.
stock raising IN fha Gnn Coast
District viii make enormous pFqas
Hair fare sHeursisns raa crsa 40 tbsrf
Tuesdays % sAeh rngnfh.
Let us know what You want ana
we VIII ten yOu where and hew ~
get it-but don't degav. a. e
country j. filing up rapidly.
Printed matter. maps AMI an in
formation free. Address
r. j.
Senerat I~mnniErasi0u sac IHdustriai Ag
LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
MRS. PERCY A. ROCKEFELLER.
wirE OF TIE }og4G5s soy or WILLIAM EocNErrmEn SHE


Miss RooseveIts Pracuced Tnrowog
Washington. Ftuay 26 Following rs
the cop> Of "a rsblcrtm scrt go tbe cor
unn curcsoe from Sew Nms ny M
Roosevelt.
ibis Majesty, tus Eupurar Hrru Gtr
many fge Mntepr iHs hreu -urcp- fglF
launched cDurHitWstc yop Nul Nauk
SOU for four courtesy SO mr ava scu1 yal
"hliec Lee Roosevelt
30 tuuspuoa today ta8t fuf several wecbs
Miss Roosevelt has been pra-rlriue thsaa
ius BOTTLES q, rope So secluded rau o.
,bc Whuo House ground n ptdar tha, q
sae was required SO DO a1y aiming wltt
le bottle, vith which che WAS 70 clrhr.n
the kalscr's yacht her aim voaid Ne good
The story 81 toi3 iu1' tNH president --.
-0ty told MS daughter good natWc0l5
THAT be- did NOT believe She eugI lIt rau
Har ~ o yarhy with champacun hottie
Miss Roosevelt So once applied hrr-eif go
Dee fasE Of diHpNEius ~ tg's lusipHatinH.
making uso Of repc As p target sa tHat
There might MOI nr an uNdW' wls'r ot aot-
tee. II viii br recalled fiai whr- Nc
Roosevelt WAS assistant secretary uf 'HH
navy no hold that there was no possible
way OF getting an effective navy v'faan,
continuous and liberal targe, prre'ice,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

ouANAH,-THr Is prevalent throughout
thls section.
ApILrNE.-An artillery company mas
been ciEanize1 here with William J. Las
ss>rr az capiain.
CAMERON The Young Mems business
leag'ge an8 thc Christian uuion league nave
been rcusoil lated.
ROSENBERG 1t is proposed by The
teachers Of this county 10 hold G summer
ncrmal ~ this place
ITIING.-Eiebt cases n smallpox have
been found Ia two families of negroes ilr-
lag jrst outside thr cltN-
LAREDO. The grand fury has been can.
81 On special session 80 investigate F"'
cent fire In the business IA-i+irf
NEW WAYFRf1T. abcre 6fc COOL
many yTTsr,- 81 pneumonia in this section
SO some OK them are proving fatal
ptNroN.-The grand iury Is n session.
but - Tar has returned no true bills ghc
cgtminM dcrket IS very ilght 50 far
oTANAB Tho Acute Csluent works
have been shut down unti tbo machinery
can be- given thurough ovcrhauing.
LAGEbo.-W. NJ Hanson has gone "a
" -shiuetpn I'm ana cEdcjNuy tc sccurV tae
trsrshalship 81 the new ~ der1i ~ trick
ocnrt Tor the southern district
ANpERSoN.--Th reeeat publications IN
the Pet 81 a LIST ~ Courcd rate veterans
no had forgotten 20 draw their repsloa
warrants disclosed number IN this county
CoMANCHE.--A proposition 70 Issue $40,
CO.. Do Dupus lbr the hullding ~ a system 81
" tVf works carried hy az overwhelming
maiority. rhege were only SIX votes agaii 81
IL.
PARIS -I,eck Morton. aged rs sulcidei
nv bh,Nlng a hole through his bod wifA
Il shofgun He was very deiihcrate about
Id Ms ciathing Was ~, GA Ore and fhe
hcdy was hadly hulned =
BRADY "A Naeau lu WON yNas rid
lag Nm over s rork sud t,---- Aevear
o;d sah ~ Mr. Await p IN the
v-ilrnl 1855 aFrr iis bee leAM, VtNnd
prc'lurirs Instant doafihElh
MARLIN Fnr thr -, - n
Marlin 90 nll Aas Tresitefi x.,xtlr
DAYS The min Riii ~ iuftin Al ~ -,
soon a. rhr On arrSe'.
twenty daSs raH NJ
hand ard slll close law
fHART0k. II