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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
DEATH PEN Atty
FOR His CRIME

Samuel Vanstavern, who, on Nov.
70 last. shot and killed his wife
Katherine on the streets oil Camden
was hanged this morning IN the
Camden County Jail yard, paying
with his life the penalty Of his crime.
The drop fell al l0.Ol and death
followed a few inmates later. The
condemned man net death untlinch-
insiy. lie walked 10 the galIows
with firm step, HIS remarkable "
nerve was with him TO the last aud
his demeanor surprised The spccta-
tors. He had told Sheriff Sell that
he would not break down and hc
kept his word. At the ast moment
he regretted the deed. said he de
served the punishment and hoped
he would be forgiven.
The death march 10 The ga,'ows
began al 10 o'clock. Naus,avern
was taken from his cell by two
keepers and huri lel TO the lnslru-
ment Of death. Mounting the lS
steps to The scatlold, he came into
tuli view a.d the keeper hastily ad-
lustcd tine black cap. As the cloth
passed over his eyes, bitter smile
came to his lips, but was shu! out
from view in all Instant. The
moose was placed around his neck,
the knot pulled fast, and at sig
lIai Sharitf Sell sEot back the boi:,
the trap doors opened and Van
Save, was swunI INTO eternity.
Death came swiftly. A few convul-
slse struss les, spasm o? pam, a
number OF Jerks and strains and
all Was oy:g. The nv. der ot Mrs.
katherine Nanstayevn had peeE
avenged.
The execution was one OF the
quickest and most successful ever
conducted In CamIcn county. There
WAS no hitca, no unnecessary delay
and no painful scenes.
Nanstalern last night on earth
was spent IN the carly partln ding.
ing and praying. At 9o o'ciotk his
spiritual advisers News J. X. Mason
and d. B. Green called, and stayed
some time, and 1t was late before
he lay dJwn for his last sleep,
At 5. 50 this mornlug I've arose and
donned a SUI, Of black clothes. lie
seemed nervous and depressed, II.
ale ii hearty breakfast anl thea
asked that the ministers be sent
Tor. They arrived at : 0 cock and
remained with tbs condemned mau
until the last. He was composed
whca the fatal hour arrived aud
fully resigned to his doom.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
IEPTASOPIS TO CELEBEATE.

On Friday evening the local con.
clavcs of Hept asopls or Seven Wise
Men, will celebrate the liftieLb ami
versary of The order with exercises in
Epworth Nj. Il. Church There will
be addresses by the Revs. Alfred
Smith aud Il. B. Short and an ap.
propralc musical program will be
given. Members OF the order and
their friends will 90 directly from
their homes to tie exercises instead
OF marching there in Il body as Is
usually done on such occasions 1t is
expected tnat the church will De
crowded as the order is growing and
much interest in It's affairs being Ia.
ken 10y the members.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
VIII Of Joseph K. Coates.

1Ikton, Nd, April THE will
Of the late Joseph X. Coates was
admitted 10 probate in Cecil county
to-day. In addition to the provi.,
sloEs oil the will published on Satur.
day are the following: TO Joseph
Coates Webb, nephew, the tcstator'
gold watch; 20 George Webb, gran
nephew. silver walCh; 10 Phoebe
Pyle. $500; Ellis Pyle, $50; tru
tees OF the Fawn Grove Frich,
Meeting House, $50. Ii. c. Webb.
J. G. Richards aud Z, NJ. Coates,
widow OF the testator, arc named
as executors without bond. The
estate OF Mr.. Coates is estimated at
between $40, 900 and $4,000, com.
posed mostly OF valuable real estate
in Cecil county and York county. in
Pennsylvania =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
GAVE ENTEETAINAIENT.

A delightful time was spent with
the lIayerford College Musical Asso.
citation In the New Century Club last
evening. The drawing room was dec.
grated with lIaverrord colors
The first part of the entertainment
consisted Of college songs and SeIec
tons by the banjo, mandolin and siee
clubs and acrobatic feats by members
OF the lIaverford gymnasium class,
A feature Of the concert was the
opera "The Great Il. II. II. Robbery"
in the second part. 1t was written
by G. l.. Seller, 'O2, and was present.
ed last nigh, for the first time. Tho
piece is repletc with catchy airs and
the parts were well played
The principals in the opera were
A. c. Wood, Jr., r. NJ. Gunner, E.
g. BoIes, }. Worthlngton, D. Miller,
l.. West, W. NJ. Puscy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
THE N. P.
n CONFERENCE.

| Centreville, Nd. April THE
business Of the Maryland Confer
enee was resumed this morning
with President Little in the chair.
Only a small number Of ministers
were in the church, most OF them
remaining on the outside. The
presiding officer sent committee
! out to request the attendance Of
the ministers and delegates.
The report Of the committee on
Superannuated Fund was read.
showing that the total amount OF
the value Of its investments amount
ed 10 $4,000. yielding au annual
income Of 81. sos 90.
The steward OF the Aged Peoples
Home read his report, which gave
the total receipts for the year as
S5lS.4l.
DR., #, T. Tagg read a paper
stating that the next session OF the
conference will be the seyenty-iii,h
annual session and that 1903 will
be the seventv-G!th anniversary of
the org anlzation ol the Methodist
Protestant Church. and ia view of
this fact the paper recommended
that proper cele bra tion be held
and the event be known as 'The
Diamond Jubilee OF the Methodist
Protestant Church.
The report OF the committee on
Christian Endsavor was re ad.
This society has $500 members in
this conference aud raised $500 for
the Twentieth Ceniury Thank Oh
leriug Iurd.
A resolution was passed author
izing he change OF the name OF tie
Aged People, Home OF Wcstninis.
ter 10 the Church Home.
The committee on literature re-
ported no increase in the subscrip-
tions TO the NJ. =. In this con-
ference.
The foil owing were Licensed 10
administer the ordinances: Edw ard
lIcrry, W. N. Sherwood. II. J.
Phillips. James l.. Nichols. Ja mcs
II. Straughn ahd Thomas Whee Ter.
There was considerable OBJ &c.
tion made TO this and a standi ny
vote was called for which resulted
IN lo3 voting and 26 against the
report SO ii WAS adopted.
All OF tomorrow and u good part
OF tomorrow night will be taken 10
10 business. The president and
his officers are working hard 10 fin
'sh up tomorrow night.
The president Is getting his ap-
ro'ntmcn's 10 shape. They will be
read tomorrow night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Sampson Wins Fist Move

NasIIngt 'n. .\prial "A
motion TO dismiss, for lack OF
jurisdiction, the Maria Teresa
prize money case, Of the United
States against Rear Admiral
Sampson, Wa Io-t in the Su.
prcmc Court Of the United
States to-day.
This decision $,lstains the
,judiction Of the lower court,
and the case will be finally
settled by the Supreme Court
'ot the United states.
Last june, Judge Bradley,
in the Equity Court, at WASH
ington, decided that the cap
tUre Of the : panish cruiser the
lntanta Maria Teresa. at san
tja%o, made her a legal prize,
although she was attrrward
lost at sea. He ruled that .Ad-
mlral t'h"n captain) Sampson
and hi>mrn were entitled to
pn"-lIalf tn" vaIucot the vessel
guns. etc, as well Il, half of
thc marine store, captured at
Santiago. The sum ASSESSED
tor Sampson was more than
10000 ior the Santiago cap
1 NM,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
S. H. STATS
Spring Hosiery.

w would rtc0IGn,,n nd 70 our Gust orncrs the
'UHgS ltnsDvr' as iEt best ut.cIr for purity
~ dc aEd w hlIrs quarry ever offered To-
uu'IuNrG ltS glcat suc,'.a4 - tue to It's
perfect lack and ll4 superior quality. shape
j ln.5h,
LADIES' "pryx" Hack Cotton !Eosn. all
nlack with whtr feet. and al4D with unLIrrrh
tl solos, .Ji, anJ :,.' ora laira for SiUl. De
sllaD'c We 4uto Tor -l'rng wear
L'DAes LisIe Thr"nt Hose. plain .rc ~ 1ra"dt
ribbe and manv tuautIiuI Ia q eff cl, &c
5or, =, bnc and Oh NJ.
I&i!'-' extra size II e, H.: 2j, 81 hnd 70
ccH'i. S",ae hav" ,iib Il tops, others uu.
gl.aul"d soles and feet.
Ihl,n<' Lrop -Ilt Hose, h.aaI with unbragh
ed |p.e,. SPECIAL nif"lus nj Il ouut-.
In very light weight Hos, for Ladies we
have IN" gauh" cuttpl! al Il @nit2c iis.r.
"ew d',Igns N Fancy Cotton aud las @ Hos
for Mrn and WumrH,
'hlurcn+ fast BlucI; Cpt!cn Hose from ~
cents PR pun OH up 10 tn" Enust
Ex'ra heavy Hos" for roy, w II ana 2j
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
FOURTH ANNlVERS.A

Members of Appomatox Camp, Sons
Of Veterans, last might celebrated
their fourth anniversary. A musical
and literary program was presented
and addresses were made by Colonel
II. NJ. Reed, past comnander-in.chicf
Sons Of Veterans Of Philadelphia;
Peter b. Ayars, and the Rev. \. A.
II O'Brien. Following the enter.
tainment refreshments were served,
Appomatox Camp is in a flourish.
ing condition and arrangements are
being mades to attend the sixteenth
annual cncampment of the Maryland
division to be held at Bay Ridge, Md
the third week in June.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
THE WEATHER:

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day cloudy weather will prevail
followed by fresh easterly winds, and
rising temperature and rain.
Wednesday promises TO be cloudy
to fair and stationary temperature
with fresh westerly Winds
Thursday, clear weather will pre-
vail. aud stationary temperature.
The thermometer at W. C.Taylor'S
drug store BOZ King street today reg
iStercd as follows:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
"A 46 4S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
FAREWELL BANQUET.

MI. and Mrs. David Snel'eu6urg
who are about 10 sail for Europe, were
rendered Il farewell banquet at the
clayton House last evening.
Those present were David Snellen.
burg and wife, Nathan Levy and wife
Samuel Harris and wife, A. Wien.
berg and wife, Samuel Slesinger and
wife, Max Ephraim and wife, Samuel
Mitchell and wife. A, Bachrach and
wife, Miss Bloomar, Stella SIessinger
Albert and Carl Snellenberg, and sew
eIal friends from Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
HIRTIlDAN pARTN.

A birthday surprise and dance
party was given in honor Of the 23rd
birthday of William u. Reynolds, at
his home near Christiana, On last
Wednesday evening.
The evening vas spent in dancing
in which nearly all Of the crowd shar-
cd in shaking the fantastic toe.
The greater feature Of the evening
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
4O5 Market Street.

\ O1!CE /, AUGrs1 MEYFH. TIE
"1r' ul ly,t, ,rlrl ST., lat ID ward, nl the
,Ily oi W.imInsto", uonHry Of NrY. ta4f.t
an! ~fn'" at DelI"uro, in rpnplI4n 4nc... VITA
III trpt!rH ui6 Ur Hrl+ Ot ina crarrh! A,
'"mb.Y mai" ami urprIitI /, d. hrr,bY g!yr4,
Iur 1,tp' tIa,I .ppl. IN w,llu. i,.Ji.lpI.,
II ',CnprsI S"1o!U4i ot the stat. Vi Dn.tylr.
u: an %" .,cw 60 IT, :yuutg, pH MONDAY IN,
18th dag II Nav \. D ~. 4.lrs lI.
rrtt t"Hm Ct sud uIrt tyrl ipc-L1,. for .l,i
huu," Ai IN mn on tavern, Tor lH" sale "a .ls,p.
OK M'"& N'atills l1I lult ~ .n.4 IlIIt.t.r. iI..
m"uuar., 10 % drank ~ the p""nI.,4, AM
the following rr5p tr'tble "iIiS'n' -u.t w.rl
~ least tSrly' pI SHJn GrH ,ub4i4utlt. ire.
hold lut -IlI SArI, .p31 IdauI ;aa sn!,,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
ONE WAY 3GtO>D ASS COLUNISr
f:A;,i:,
To Tie West va u. ~ o. K. z.

TN .G.;.I..o:t .l..I Di.u r. IL. Co. Will
Sci. "a y uniii >:'i! 81 &C nd class one
way culanst tisAe>& W po.ats IN Montana
Idaho Wlsl!a. .tvn, Url;uu and Cnlitor.
MIA at vc.y low rats. 10 Portland, Ore,
IaGo:aa. Seat, 10 ANA ali o:hcr points in
Nash.n. .ton, Oregon and Eriliah COinTa-
Lis. &i..jn. 10 san Francisco. Los
Augrlul. Fan Drgp aud MI other TOintl
.Gvrs tloJa ely low ~ Us. Fo: futl par
ti'W,"rs writuor apply 0 II a. Miller,
Pas assen.er Agent. Winning un, Dbl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
StieetS and Sewers,

Superintendent Crooks Of the Pco-
pies Railway company met three Of
the Philadelphia lacks Of the road at
the F., W. 4 B. station tins morning
and escOr ted them to Front and King
where they boarded a special car to
the meeting of the Street and Sewer
Department Commissioners, This
afternoon the matter Of the bin Of
the company VIII be considered as the
commission took 4 recess at L.. IL
O'Clock.
A record was made Of the finding
of the Wclsbach contract at the
meeting this morning.
The matter of paving in front Of
Rycrvew cemetery was referred as
well as The paving Of number Of
streets on the north side. Ninth
street between King and Market may
be repaired.
A complaint was received from j.
L. TatnaIl regarding rubbish and old
cans at Sycamore and Clayton streets.
Tie bills of the City Electric com.
pany were ordered paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

William B. Austin, will make $500,
worth OF repairs to the Blumenthal
Moracco factory aud, $500 worth OF
Tepa'rs tothe:ac' Nthc Anne. lean
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Sc, III, nag fc Bell

A pleasing eaterL ainmeht to be
given 'y the primary department Of
West Sunday Sc!i.vI, Friday evening
April IL d: o't,Jci, at the New.
Ccnlury CAB Drawing Room.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Crangemens sO.ia'.

The arrangements social will hold
lis unnUa! musical and literary en-
1rrlainmrnI at odd Fellows Hall,
liighlNnJ, On the evening OF May =
1tIr entertainment was postponed
from March >. owing to the death Of
1lDmas Knox who vas secretary Of
the oUyjl,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Mage Bells

viii Ue gwen at the New Century
Club drawing room on Friday even.
in%, April llth Ticket, can be had
IRON any Of the members of the sun.
day school and at Humphrey Broth.
CT I, store No. Gl3 Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
~" Entertuinme Mt At New Century

The primary department Of West
Sunday School, viii give an enter
tainmcnt on Friday evening, AT So
Cock, at the New Century !'rawlng
ko"m r. u.nryy.lSeate are now uu
saIo !'rlEcIs No, bI3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Ready To Cast Big Shai s:ine.

The .had fishery at WASH
ington Park began yesterday,
when Captain Rice cast It mig
ger net, the one used first for
clearing the ground in prcpra-
ton for the biz seine. Beside
two shad they caught German
carp, catfish and other small
fish in proljlsion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Tuesday, April 8, 1902.


Last weeks specials continu-
ed this week.
You can get Il loaf Of the best
entire Wheat Bread free at our
store this week.
Stop in and find out how to do it
TEL.
We predict The day when near
ly every private house will have
phone AM all tie shopping will
be done in !;i;. WY. We cncour-
age phone or,crs as the quicker
and more economical method of
doing business.
1t only remains for some bright
mind to invent some method by
which samples may be shown over
wire. You may feel perfectly
safe in leaving your order. with Us
by phone, we aim to give all such
orders our special attention.
Both Phones 1856.
Y. z3S/;z2s!@@ ;.
-,
w
Market and SeVentl st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
A SelLOl Fire In { amden.

The five story steam bakery estab-
lishmcnt cl Theodore Haas at Sec
Ond aud Bridge streets, Camden was
burned to the ground by a tile which
started shortly after II O'Clock last
night in the engine room. Several
small frame buildings IlIthc nei.hbur
hood were damaged by fire and water
The loss will reach $50, 900.
When the fire was discovered thirty
men ON the different floors were
about to put the dough in the ovens
for he morning S baking. The spread
Of the i'ames was SO rapid that many
OF the employees were scarcely able to
escape. Before it was controlled the
American Cigar Company's building
and Il numLer of small stores were
slightly burned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
LADIES' OF The
GOLDEN EAGLE.

The auUuaI meeting 1i tbn Grand
Temple q the LADIES' OF the Golden
LagLe held Yesterday IN Old Eel
lows Han, highlands, was one Of
the most interesting ever held with
IN the JJrI,dict.On. There were p5
delegates present and the all day
and evening sessions were en.Ivcn-
ed by interesting debates When
Mrs. John Palmer presented her
report It was received with up.
piausc as it showed tue memOe
ship 10 be 500, w,th available as.
sets OF %i.V5J 5o
During The EAR 1o1+ II SICK ben
ehts were pad out as vel as :115
for death bcnei.ts aud a donation
OF $50. The following officers were
chosen
Grand TempIar, Mss Anna Il.
Dixon; Grand VICE Tcmpar, Mrs.
Arna y. Roberts; Grand Mistress
OF Ceremonies, Mrs, Eta Boughtuu;
Grand High Priestcss, Mss *, DO
Ian; Grand GUARDIAN OF Exchequer,
Mrs. John l.. Press Grand Guard.
ian o! Records, Mrs. John Palmer,
Jr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

Suits IS to l9 years.
Very latest in
Young style of cut cloth
and make up. S5
Mems to $l5 are the
prices, and even
Sizes the ~ suits are
a!I-wool Chcviot;
IS, $40 and Sl2 are the
popular prices and You
will wonder how SO much
style, quality and appear
ancc can be gotten to-
gcthcr for the money.
Full line black and blue
Chcviots, black Thibets,
black Diagonals, fancy
CIleviotS, neat mixed and
striped Worstcds. All the
new patternsa and colorinys
White Vests in young
mems sizes at $1,OO and
$50; odd Trousers, same
sizes, $1.OO and $50 for
working, $500 to S. for
dress. Young mems over
coats SC, IS 90 and $50.
--latest style short Top
Coats.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
Evenings.
JAS. 1. MULLlN & SONS
9th aai Market. Wilmin !lon
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Sale EOatpuned.

The public sale "t {. Ncggin>on' 5
Which Was postponed from March IL.
will take place ,n ApriI l1lh. One
colt and lhirty-iiye head Of cattle,
} fresh COWS, bulls, and 2G hcilvlS,
all with calf. 1t viii present good
opportunity 10 buy Young COWS right.
Terms at sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
~ Al

LENNhR On Saturday morning April 9th,
ut =, IN. Rev. Archibald hummer, aged i6
years and 10 days.
Funeral services at the house t0l East 9th
street on Wednesday IA tnrro#n Al z o'cioch.
Inter'ueut at Mt. live cemetery. Friends
and relatives are invi eli to at JrnI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

W. A%TEp-WiilTE GlRI. roe GFNEE
w wup'i,c work, he 'hAt can 20 uoLu
II msH, APP y :. l. Cor. Of an j Poplar t.,
rs It,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

James Drcddcn cu!ored, was ar.
rested by Officer Eakin this alter
noon On charge OF disorderly con-.
duct and assault aud battery. lie
resisted the officer bat his club soon
ca lined him having cut his he.d.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

A ANrFD-YCU%G MAE OF lNrE l.
W vH e 10 max" hI-lsrlI useiul III go
Gerry store an Lrlyc Ue!tv"ry wagon at "Ul
,,ln.' - o. t., 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

"a A.IyEl]- .Flh~1 GLASS DHEASM AkEh
w capaDDr Of erlntcn!lng maxim! L!
4"irt must b. able to cut and fl. Apply
w,ln rrlrr'n.rtJ l. IL. scott, 3Ii Market 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

j JAMES MELLEY OF Plymouth near
Wllkcsbarre, Pa, is dying aged
lO2 years. Just imagine what
changes have taken place in the
world since lie first saw daylight.
One hundred years mus. be a long
time 20 live and lew attain it.
Money cant proiong life or pur.
chase health. the greatest blessing
OF humanity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

DOAEniNG AND L3LGl "a e. LINCn
- cG.r. MIS- kuto DusIek tJj W. sth 81.
LS In
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

NJ OY!CE-l, ALFRED G. Iii1 X, OW%IR
~ and ocCupEat u H. us, situated in Nuw
port, Del, known as the FGrm,". and pr.v.
'rs Inn IN School district. Nos =! aul o.
&c unity OF New Castle and state IT Delaware m
ruHpiUtnca Win HE ruyW. .rnlurnts
Of Tn, acts of The Grucral AS .mbly in
u"h r1sc mIic and pr,y.i 4. ID ,trrlIy s,;r
uo''"iht 7haH Apply IL Whiting 10 u.p
Court Vt ti'n"ral Srs- ols of the STATE gr Nc,l
war" Ia nnI ,or Now case CuVatv, ON u1,,.
day the Jh day OF May iyJ: DrM, tho next
term of sad colrt for aiic"np Hpr said hou,,
As An mn or y m, tor the sale therein OF
Intoxicating liquors III l,.' Q@a,utlpi han
on" quart TO b. drln't On the promised. and
me tVlluNln. rr4Drut dbl. SltlHrnI of m.l
school district IA irI]t6 uf won nre ,uh
stAn'thI lre"Apii"r- Ut ,ail 1choo! Qis"Ic
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

Suits
Young
Mems
Sizes
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-17
st. Louis q North
Arkansas Railway

Connection noia Eich H.ll No.
made with The Frlsoo via the Pacific
AZ Carthage az via he NemPhis Al
Nichols lapoiioa
A hanasomt nee fanphlei Guilds
~ Eureka Spripgs ~ . Health kesorl
he's been issued, with ngW teaatifa|
nipstfaiioas A copy eeat free b. ans
address Address al Inquiries and
erdefs a. 0eo West. Manager Earekp
Spgipgs. Afk.
GE0. wEsr NAnsse
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-17

Commenting March ssrd, The
Frisco train leaving Rich HEa ., Q
q. m. will connect at Plsasanion
with fast trains arriving at Okla.
homa 7sso next morning, Deni-
son usoS a. m, sherman lIsso a.
m, Fl. Worth Ass p. m, Dallas
ssao p. M. Memphis S a. m. a.
bsfore.-E. +. LABARRiKRE, Agt,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-17
Frisco system time Gard.

No. ia. Mail and Express,
Leaves ........ G.f5 a. M.
CONNECTS az PlcuKaDton
with Flyer forthe North.
No. lSa. Freight aud Ac-
cumodation, arrives go n IN.
Carries Mail aud Exprcss.
No. IGi. Carbon Center Mail
aud Accommodation, iys 40 y. M,
No. ia. Freight aud Ac-
cancellation lraNes..,.,,. 600 y IA,
Carries Mail and Rxpress
for south connects with
FLYER ~ Pieasanton
Nails Maitland Express Ar a:25 \, IA.
Connects az Pleasantoh with flyei
FROM the North,
4, n. I.AnAnmEKE, AgL
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-17
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10 So Eauis-DQuhie daily train
service.
Describe your trip Ia our neansst
Ticket Agent, OF to the undersigned.
and let us advise you the least cost
aud mail you publications
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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-17
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