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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-09
TOM L. JOHNSON WINS.


CLEVELAND, o., March s.-Judge Phil
lips in the Common Pleas Court to-day dis
missed the motion of the Cleveland Electric
Railway Company and the Cleveland City
Railway Company to dissolve a temporary
injunction restraining them from interfering
with the newly organized 3-oent-fare street.
railway company. This decision makes
permanent the Injunction granted by Judge
Phillips a few days since. The old COM
panies have given notice of appeal The
petitions of j. B. Hoefgen, president of the
new company, and the city of Cleveland
in the suits against the old companies
charged their officers with purchasing with
drawals of consent of property owners for
a 3-cent-fare railway through certain
streets.
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Webster. travelling salesman. who was
wanted in Rochester, y. T., for forgery.
A few days ago J. G. Hayden. assistant
chief Of police OF Rochester. sent word 10
the detective bureau that Webster was
stopping at the Westminster Hotel this
city. lie was traced 10 the Herald-sQusire
Hotel. where he had registered as James
b. Campbell. OF St Louis" detective
went TO the Herald-square 10 arrest Web
ster. but when ne arrived was told that a
man who answered the description OF
Campbell had just been taken 10 the
New York Hospital after ne had taken q
doZe Of carbohc acid. Later "Campbell''
died and was Identified as Webster.
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TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
Suicide OF q Man Who Was Robbed of
5000 by Two Negresses.

KANSAS CITY. March s.-John Hender-
son, OF Minneapolis. Mimi, was found dead
on the third floor OF the Helping Hand In
stitute here this morning with bullet hole
In his head. The theory is that he COM
mitted suicide. Last evening Henderson
reported TO the police that two negro wor-
en- robbed him OF 500. The police detained
him till midnight and thsn sent him 10 the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-09
sHORTRIDGE LEAGUE SCORES.
The DeIectabIes Defeat InvincibIes
and "Cinch" First Place.

fair-sized crowd of students attended
the games yesterday morning of the Short
ridge Bowling League on the Pastime al
levs. The Delectables, who won the cham
pionship of the former league, took two out
of three games from their strongest OPP
ponents, the Invincibles, and cinched the
top rung of the ladder in the presentleague.
The Mayors won three straight from the
Hoot Mons. The scores yesterday were
lower than usual, the high man" rolling
lS5 Howard Griffith rolled this score. The
clubs now stand as follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-09

COPENHAGEN. March s - The treaty
providing for the sale OF the Danish West
Indies 20 the United States was discussed
in the Folkething to-day. The premier and
foreign minister. Or. Deuntzer, made long
speech. which created an excellent impress
sion. Only Johan Ottesen and few others
spoke against the sale OF the islands OF
tesen demanded a plebiscite The question
will come up again Monday next. The
session to-day was not an open one.
There will be two readings OF the treaty In
open session.
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EIwood Fair speed Ring.

Special % the indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD. Ind. March Sine pro-
gramme Of the speed ring at the seventh
annual Elwood fair. which viii be helo
during the third week IN August mas just
been completed and the purses 70 De o. o.
Tered for The trotting and pacihs Ill
aggregate g. 800 Besides these there VII
be several running races and amateur orlV-
ing contests. Applications for entry Disi L.
are already coming IN and secretary -
y. De Hority regards the outlook lo4
the coming fair as being especially prom
ksing-
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Suicide in n Hotel.

NEW YORK. March s--A man, who reg
istered at the Herald-square Hotel ten
days ago as James 3. Campbell. OF St
Louis. committed suicide to-day by taking
carbolic acid. He was about forty-five
years old. and his real name was James
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-09
.nohbx, walthour Iniured.

ATLANTA, Ga, March s.-Bobby Walt
hour. the champion bicyclist. will be con-
fined 10 his bed several days as the result
of last nights fan in the race with Lean
der. The skin was torn IRON the inside OF
both hands; the flesh is exposed on one
arm. from shoulder TO wrist. and on the
other as far as the elbow. He also sus-
tanned an ugly cash about Ave inches long
in the groin.
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shortridge Girls Won.

The girls basketball team from the
Shortridge High School played practice
game last night with the girls basketball
team of the German House in the latter's
gymnasium. The ). II. s. team played
all around the German House team and
won. TO 3
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wholesale Paper Dealers Combine.

NEW YORK. March S.-Forty-two Of the
taree wholesale dealers in paper to-day
formed an organization 10 be known as
~ ~ he civ of New York The object of
he association was stated 10 be the eradi-
cation OF abuses I'm the trade and for So
cial purposes The SoonSa , senis Miner IF
1filIer sloan a. Wright. was elected presi-
5ent. William ID. Mag. OF George Miller *
Co was chosen vice president, Tnomas
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-09

LONDON. March S.-Through the Aerolo
Club, DR.. Pearson. the publisher, has Of
fered Santos-DumOnt prize Of $4,000 for
an airship voyage from LonSon TO Birming-
ham. No time limit is fixed. The distanSs
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money prize TO the best heavyweight pro-
fessional boxer. but he must be the best
.ord-rate man will be considered. The con-
test will be held in Covent Garden, London.
If we can arrange for some OF the COM
petitions 10 be held in the open air we VIII
l..
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Polo Association to Meet.

NEW YORK, March S.-The annual con-
vention of the National Polo Association
has been called by Secretary II. L. Herbert
at the Metropolitan Club, this city, Tues
Day evening, April 10.
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is 100 miles. This viii be the greatest feat
SantOs-Dumont has yet attempted. By re-
quest of Santos-Dumont, the competition
is open TO all aeronauts.
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New Spring Tailorings

HAIR-LINE CHEVIOTS-New and up TO
date in the popular COlOrs, and the ~
regular price is loo. or.................Ao
VENETIANS-All wool "a inches wide.
in in every color the Loo quail 70
COVERTS-All wool, "a inches wide, a cor
rect Ladies Tailoring, in the new 90
effects, Us quality .......................oS
BROADCLOTHS-Our grand leader, all
wool 81 inches wide, with a permanent
finish, can't be matched for less than
1.25, in every wanted shade, our az
sale price..............-...... ~
ENGLISH SUITINGS-56 inches wide, are
all wool and make a swell tailor made.
the new tints, are worth LIS, 4 15
for tomorrow. .....s................h' -C
FRENCH THIBETS-Specially high-class
tailoring, SO inches wide, made of the
finest of Australian wool, with an ele
giant finish, our regular 200 ~
quahty.. ......-........-......'.
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LINEN ETAMINES-Th genuine imported
lines, 81 inches wide, the\ latest
waist fad all the popular plain an
The fancy stripes are.....................fO
SCOTCH MADRAS CLOTHS-Elegant new
effects; they are the genuine, your QO
choice of 80 styles. ......................O ~
MERCERIZED MADRAS CLOTHS-Beau-
tiful waist and shifting styles, white
grounds with neat designs in black D
and colOrs, special for this sale. 800
SILK ZEPHYRS-3O inches wide, beautiful
silken cloths. 'all new effects for ~
waists, in every color. Observation-Disclosures.
SILK GINGHAMS-Styles are not sur
passed in any all silken material and
their wear is unequaled you take
your choice of % pieces tomorrow 40
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,
MERCERIZED OXFORD CLOTHS-The
finest OF this kind made, white and cOlored
grounds, with dainty stripes and figures,
in all the new tints; come and see 30
Inem ..-............s'...'.-s '.''''.'-'.
SATIN STRIPED CHALLIES-All wool
and silk, with dainty satin stripes, 20
in fourteen cOlOrs, the zoe quality. -
WOOL TAFFETA WAISTINGS-The 1ew
wool waistings for spring and summer
are as light as a challie; your choice of
over 100 styles; sold up to LOO per 20
WOOL TAFFETA AND SERGES-All
wool neat two-toned effects, in % 40
colorings. the Coo quality, special.
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BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF
Easter ColOred Dress Fabrics
THESE PRICES MUST PLEASE
Pedestrian and Heavy
SkirtingS
The Kind That Require No Lining

The Kind That Require No Lining
RAIN PROOF CLOTHS-56 inches wide
all-wool, rain proof Army ~
Test" guaranteed our 200 quality 1'OS
STORM CLOTHS-An eighteen-ounce cloth
full Sc inches wide; are made of the
best OF secured yarns our 2.OO f.4S
REVERSIBLE SKIRTINGS-Plain and
checked back, all-wool, SO inches wide,
castor and Oxford gray, the 200 4 40
quality OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ito
KERSEYS--All-wool, So inches wide
brown, navy blue, oxford and Dc
castor. the 175 quality ............ lsHo
KERSEYS-AI-wool, 56 inches wide, light
and dark Oxford and blue mixed, %
the 1.50 quality .........................S ~
MELTONS-56 inches wide, in five so
colors, the LIS quality ................o1
MELTONS-56 inches wide, the pop 30
ular Oxford gray, LOO quality $500. "
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Barrett was elected treasurer and Henry
j. Lathrop, OF Morrison Bros. & Co, sec
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30
some Figures.

Rela,jve to mans financial, poliii-
cal Ian social chances IN this life rn
India aparer presents some iguref-
il say ihatt the chances are 80 million
to r that he will not become presi-
dent at the United States OF vice
president or chief Justice Of the 81.
prene court. Net il holds true that
any baby boy may reach either OF
these places-that is to say, there Is
a pos ai.iiy until the .heuomena Of
bis development surely count him
out. The chances are 400 10
n lha, be viii not be a United
States senator Io5.33o TO one that
he vail not be a member OF Tie
house Of representatives, and 500
600 10 one that he will never be
governor % q state. An these BE-
ures arc aubjeet, Of course, to GER
tain special circumstances, possible
OF Otherwise. One may presume
that an Ohio boys chance Of be-
coming president is much better
.an the chance Of a Delawate q
Rhode Island boy, if he stays q
home. The chances are SIS to J
that be wiIl no, 60 insane, I,s5o ie
Ithai BE viii not 60 blind, S54 to
that tie viii not be an inmate Of
puhls aim, house, 400 to ! that he
will neyct become an enlisted sol
d II ar sailor, 400 10 ! ,ha, h
" never be a city policeman aus
e,tI5 to ono tina, he win never b
president o. a national bank.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30

The Creates, Worlds Fair the
world has ever seen will be held
ct ST. Logis 10 1905 To keep ID
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81 the World where there are rea'
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the coming year. See advertise
meat elsewhere in this ssue'
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30
Eureka Springs
AID
MOnte Ne
TrwE OF TaAiHs At
RICH HILL, M0.

lt8 maA aud express leaves esE "A. va.
lpulacus "a Pleasauton with Hypr
from rhe north.
i lre at and accDn- ar. SO a. IN.
mail and express
l54 lArauu Centre mali & ae'm 40 q.
iJi irig At and 1c'm leaves 500 .. n.
Carr mnil and express for eDuth
ani connects with flyer at Pleas
8ut Oh
li8 maI aud express ar sE p. M.
Connects az PleasantOn with nyeY
fr4-n the north.
Send yo1r friends n the "a Stzsz ooe
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-FdutheTt cad Fas en- ~ Prtaea.~
Hkruf f1f AiaaT - Frsse-
"The U1rrt Fn4E"
src = atiaS 70 Ser AIs~F ~
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TIE most comprehensive rahroaS EerzsaEs
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N1ua Notes from Tho caplial.
laanlnnea Iram aeeona ragel


"a arross is territory and that u
would do everything to facilitate
that end. lie said that, according
f. lhr constitution Of bis country, i
would Re impossible 10 sell outright
10 thc United States the necessary
Territory, bot he added, III am
not msaken the same is true Of
Nicsouus. Bui the United States
will haa my government ready %
do everything that IS reasonable and
i believe that q long term lease with
tbs privilege OF renewal can be ei-
fscled which will prove almost
equally as satisfactory" Asio the
ien,ii which bis government would
ak fof the terrisry Senior silva
said &c was not prepared 70 say any
thing. further than that il would be
enatrly reasonable as his county
regarded tie construction OF tie
canal "a material advantage 10 IFS
ind s,r.al welfare and the people Of
Panama were most anxious that tie
canal should be located there.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30
The %Chan6eins Child.
The Scientific Explanation Of
the Change Formerly At
tributed to the Fairies.

In folk lore stories there Il frequent
mention Of ehsnEeiings- children who
we're changed by fairy inauenee- Some
loving vile and proud husband found
their child weak Of body, and some
times weak Of mind. Il grew Mp 10
be fretfui, snllen and perhaps Spitefui.
Il seemed impossible that love could
bring such a child into the world
SO tie child was called 4 fairy change
ling. a child substituted By the fairies
for one whom in their envy ser lie lovli-
ness they had carried away.
We hear no more Of fairy stoTies
Stern science saya that healthy and
lovely children must have healthy par
ents and that when the mother n her
days Of waiting and sAtdpauoH i
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30
EX-sHERIFF EWING or WEIR
NON SUED.
A. l.. wealand Claims He Has
SG,OO- so oil HIS Money.

For some time there have been ru-
murs aAoat hers 10 the effect that
all oi the money collected u various
persons by n. A. EW iug, as sheriff Of
Vernon county, have not been ac-
counted for by that gentleman. IL is
said that numerous sums 10 fees had
been collected ly AIR. Ewing, who
failed 10 turn them overt Ia the circuit
clerk TO De paid to the parties TO
whom they belonged.
Dust how much truth there IS in
these rumors. the Herald Is not able
10 say, but n suit instituted IA the
circuit clerks Office here last week
would indicate that Mr.. Ewing had
bcen "a little CARELESS With other peo-
ple's money. aud the chances are that
his bondsmen wifi have 10 put M
some az the money which heis alleged
Ia have BET stick 90 his fingers.
Mhr snlt referrsi 70 was filed by T..
H. Wealund. through his attorneys,
King & Elliot The Huit Is AN action
to recover l0o250. the suit being
against air. Ewing and his bondsmcn
f. g. Todd T., l., George, T. NJ.
I Scbrogem. T. " Ewing Chas. Thorn
aud J. y. Harding
IL Is alleged that MH Ewing. while
acting IA sheriff Of yernuu counry,
sold some land. undp a general exc
lrutlau nt public sale, and that Mr..
Wcalaua purchased said land Tor
siooo. lie paid the sheriff thisamouut
/ together with $3.50 for making the
decd 10 same when The sale was
brought lctorp the cicuit court for
approval, the sale WAS not affirmed
aud thc land was sold again, Il being
purchased this tlme hy James A.
Wakefield for sitsH
SIR. Wenland demanded the return
~ tlr sl.o0s. ~ from Nv Ewing, hn'
up 10 thc present ,taie has heen un.
able 10 get 81, hcnce his suit against
The OK sheriff nn1 his bondsinen.
MR Ewing ngw rrsldes fn oklaho
ma. whero De dvw a claim last ial
ia the lnnd drawing ga that country
Nevada Herald.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30

All our farmer sassrcf tee
axe advantage II ne unprsrtirr
clubbing offer ne ,hp year
which includcs with ihi, rsrrf
Live Stock indcaior. "a
Fafmsn Insutuie Edaioat aad Iae
Poul,ry Farmer. These lhrfe
locations are The bes u iaeH eli
snd should be " every farm bone
To them we add. Tor local. eaaa
and general news, our own part
and make The price u The iaur
year, only SIG Never bsfefr
was 40 much superior feaairG ma
ter offered Tor 20 small 90 ameei
81 money. The ,hres papeu nauei
which We club with our oYr, az.
well known throughout tbe
and commend ihrraselyes % thc
readers favorable aiientioa upon
mere mention. The Live Stpck ia
dicator is the great agricultural ard
live stock paper Of ihe wesi ard
southwest; The Poultry Farmer q
the most practical poultry paper ior
the farmer while the Special Farm
er's Institute Editions are tie most
practical publications for the pro-
motion Of good farming ever Puh-
lished. Take advantage Of this
great offer, as It will hold good for
a short time only. Samples Of these
papers may be examined by calling
at this sfice-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30

A clear Greek farmer decided ~
surprise his wife by coming home
iyom Nevada IN y new suit of clothes
he got Il and On the way home stop.
ped az n bridge. peeled on the Old
ono and threw u n tbc ercek. When
be reached for his new togr he die.
covered Tint the bundle had Jared
ont a. the wagon. Luckiiy Il was
night and be drove on home. The
surprise was a SUCCESS.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30

nervous anxious sisspisas ana Eensr.
ally miserable, her child viii Be weak
aud fretfni.
How reasonable this H. Tha child
can have no strvngth which The mother
does not give Il, and how can the weak
mother, who has not enough ssFsngth
for herself have anything 10 spare fog
her bAhel
THE EApRy Gop HoTHKR
Il q vey pretty inVeution. But the real
fairy god.nothef 10 the natural mother
Of the ehild. II "a she who mast endos
her child with health irom WhieA
springs all other endowmssta desirable
for humanity.
The way to have healthy children Is
10 be healthy. but how 10 be haalthy
Is the vexing question for csnea IL
the mother 20 blame because she Il acrv-
q because her appetite fAiia and her
strength waaeA because she u ~tiespleaa
and despondentl One cannot blame the
woman whose only falling is thas shedoes
not know how 10 change her eondilioa.
Vet a woman's health Il practically In
her oWn contr0i. n ahe u weak abe can
be made strouZ. n she h Sch she can
be made we'll The expereacg 81 cthet
w0men shows that the fote az mofheg.
hood can be stripped u ta lhorns BY the
use a. NJ, hercfs FaVonse freeenptioa.
pWhen I wrote 10 Yea 10 harck, ash,
inE advice ~ "a what % a. ~ myaslts
says Mra klia Reynolda - Case
NcLean ca, Ky. II wss sHpeCling tie
habys couiuK ia Juae. aad = SEX al
Of Tie imc. Had hcen siek iof several
mouths coaid nol 81 aaythiag - say
on nay stomach, nct efen eatgF. Had
mishapa taice IN aK monthA and threat
eniue ~ the time nou. Had s1msle
wcakne4s tor seveFai ygasA ny hlpa.
htek and leNer ncuels hoda ~ Ill Ae
dne. Had nsrnbasn ien ~ ~,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30

down. Had several bard craupinE
spells, and was not ahle 70 do any work
az all. ! received your answer in a few
days telling me 10 take Dr.. PieTces
Favorite Prescription. I took tilrce
bottles and before I had taken il a week
! vas better, ard before ] had taken 81 a
mouth ! was able 10 help do my work
On the 7Tth Ct May my baby calle and
was only SICK three hours and had ed
easy time. The Doctor said I got along
nicely.
rWe praise Dr.. Pieros's medicine fog
II has cured me. am better now than
] have been for thirteen years hope
all how are afflicted Will do as I have
done ard be cured"
DR.. Piefce's Favoute Prescription IS a
perfect medicine for women. u
fishes regularity. dnes The drains which
weaken women, heals Inflammation @
cures femaie weakness Il is the hest
preparatye for maternity. streDgtheuilg
the nerves, encouraging the appetite and
inducing refreshing sleep Il gives Tie
mother strength to give her child and
make the babys aavent practically pain
less.
THK TEST or wOMANis urALrH
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30
TRUsTtE'S SAlI.

Whereas Mary T. Self and =. l.
Self, her husband, by their certain
deed Of trust, dated the END day Of
May, 1901. and recorded IN the r.
corder's Office within and for Bates
county. Missouri. on Jan. 7, 1907. IN
book lfs az pngr 500. conveyed 10 Che
undersigned trustee the following de-
serihed real estate. to-wit;--An 81 lot
seven "a IN block one hundred (l00l
"a the city u Rich Hnl. Bates
county. Missouri, which conveyance
was made In trust 90 sccun the pay
ment 81 one certain ~promissory note
IN said deed ~ trust fully Described:
and whereas, default has been made
ia the payment % said prOmissoFy
note and the interest due thereon
and the snme now remains past due
and unpaid; Now, therefore, at the
request Of the legal holder and ow.
ner Of said note ani pursuant TO the
terms and conditions Of said deed Of
TRUST. / viii proceed TO sell the above
described premises, at public vendue.
TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
Post ONCE Front In the city OF Rich
Hin, in Bates county, Missouri, on
Thursday, the 30th day Of January,
1902, between the hours OF nine
o'clock in the forenoon and five
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day,
for the purpose OF satisfying said
debt. interest and cost.
J.. r. HAI.Ez.
Trustee,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30

Pieree't FAVonte Prescription. su4
the Pleasant Pellets and pQw can
that l feel like a new NoJnan, and Gao
sy also that We have a he baby a
nionths cd. When the baby came I'd
vas Just wonderful how ] g0t along and
now ! do all my work and do not ietl
tired out like I used TO- ! have taken
eight bottles 81 the FaVnrite rgca-
ton umakes one feel wei and s,rcGE
Women who arr troubled with chyou.c
diseases arr invited 70 consult nE Tcse.
by letter. FEE. All leucIs are p
Vateiy Rad and privately answered ara
womAnly condolences are Guarded hy
the same strict professional piVacy ph
served in personal consultsuons Ad.
dress Dr. n. v. Rerce. Buaala ~ s.
When a dealer tempted b. Nhc tts'e
more profit paid hy less m~efltorieus rfep
aEations oilers 4 Substitute as 5ae Is
goodr a. vFsvcfite Prescription re-
member that viust as Roo3 iur hlu
means his pro6l and y0ur loss
A WOMAN Is AZ HER WITS rNp
sanetimsa 10 knd a care CO ianil,af
ils Dr. herce's CQmmoa Seus Mg3s
teal Adviser IA tan az helpial hiuts And
~iniounatlcn ior WOmen.
II got the Peoples Ccmfaon Sznss
Medical Adviser ks ~ one-ceut stamp
writes ~. AZ Wauiwelt ksl. q Lta,
WOOD leAysnWasth ca Kama 0MuiMR
take Ave aeilsgn tog th Nc coaAiaN Eei
anosaeo Cave fecSipt eg aefsnE &
uoalh 30 tive vQtnsn thai tat 1stag
va uol abs - bsns6l And hsy wsys
carei.n
This greAl mcdieai Nsak. coaisiui-F
looH large pEeA y trnt fie ga lslr
81 stamps ~ paw expense a Usaiac1
esNs Send a oae-ccnt slamre ~ i.
Gath1booad ~velpnie. ~ aaiy ~ ittrl
lQf ne book IL p-apef-cepefa Ar
D. = v. nuSs AaGsla. NY
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-30
ST. Louis q North
arkansas Railway

Connects At Ssliguan with the ST.
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MORNING TRAINS.
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ldirrs Address al inquiries And
1fiersaa Sac. West, MAuaEsr Rarska
Sprr ARK
GRO. WEST. Manager.