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xurn to the Cosy corasr.

Cosy corners are proud. exclusive
things but they are no great shakes
after ali. OF course It all depends on
NAV and paw.
II paw says to NAV: John is a
GOOD boy and has good job and
doesn't drink" and nav says to
paw: Yes, and Susie is very fond OF
him." then the coy corner is nearly
az good as tho hammock.
II maw and paw approve OF John,
then they can be depended on to go to
bed early on sunday and Wednesday
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like to say: Give them up for my

like TO say: Give them UP for my
sake"
And where is the wretch, on be-
ing thus addressed, would not swear
by the sun, moon and stars. that he
would give up for her sake.
tobacco, opium, morphine. cocaine,
whiskey and cards, even though he
had been addicted to those vices
since the day he doffed swaddling
clothes.
But with paw looking steadily and
dissapprovingly on. how can these
things be? No; all John and Susie
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1t brings to the little ones that
priceless gift Of healthy flesh, solid
bone and muscle. That's what Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea does.
Best baby medicine ,A- ~
on earth. s5c, Tea WX1kHZ2x62N
or Tablets. Sold by " "
Mrs, 0. p. Halverson, Rac!ne--was
sick for five years; nothing agreed
with me. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
made me strong. healthy. Gained IS
pounds. IS cents. m ~. -
Tea or Tablets. MZ7Z1ZZlkkzV
For sale by wv
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can do is talk about the weather and
twiddle their thumbs.
This is not treastise on lovemak-
ing; 1t Is only brief recitation of
the disadvantages Of the fall as COM
pared with summer.
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I live and let my brethren live
With all that's good with me.
Unto the poor some cash give.
The balance / give Rocky Mountain
@&
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HIGH
Glove SAVINGS
Wednesday
Shoppers
WoMEN's GLOVES

Fine glace, two-clasp, in black
and colors, Paris point embroider-
ed; every pair guaranteed and
fitted. Compare them with any
$1.OO gloves in the city. Marked
here for this Harvest Sale,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17

Bear Mouth. Mont, June 17-At
eleven O'Clock last night two masked
men held up the North Coast Limit
ed Northern Pacific passenger train
east bound a mile and a half east
of this station. After stopping the
train the robbers dynamited the ex.
press car. blew open the safe and es
capped with it's contents The amount
secured is not known. but il is be
lieved to be large. The brakeman on
the rear of the train when he realized
that the train was being held up slip
he'd off the car and ran back TO Bear
nifh where he notified the superin-
tendent of the road and the sheriff s
Office at MissOula. posse was sum-
moned and reached the scene at two
o'clock. Bloodhounds will arrive to
day 1t is believed there were four
men in the hold-up, although the en-
gineer and crew declare they saw
only two men.
st. Paul, Mimi, June 1.-THE offic
ials of the Northern Pacific confirm
the story of the hold-up of a train
near Bear Mouth, Montana. but claim
that nothing of great value was oh
tanned from the safe.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17

New York, June 17.-Forty- eight
hours after the burning of the steam
er General Slocum, the exact number
of victims is still unknown. Up to the
present time the total number of bO-
dies recovered is 532. With no more
arrivals at the mOrgue for several
hours the hope began to be felt that
the awful total had been completed
but the hope was soon shattered by
the report that the divers at work
at the hulk of the SIocum had dis
covered a mass of bodies wedged in
one of the paddle boxes. How many
bodies there were in the mass will
not be known for several hours, as
they will not be disturbed until the
coroner is on the scene.
One hopeful phase of the situation
is the steady decrease in the number
of missing, though it is still alarm
ingly large. the number being be
tween four and five hundred. The
various officers whose positions bring
them into touch with the disaster
still adhere to the belief that when
all is told it will be found that be-
tween nine hundred and one thousand
persons perished.
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Revolutionary Hero Honored.


Roxbury, Mass, June IA statue
of Gen. Joseph Warren of Revolution
ary fame, was unveiled in his native
town of Roxbury to-day. The event
was accompanied with interesting ce.
remonies in which Governor Bates,
Mayor Collins of Boston and other
men of note took part. A large pa
rade of military and civic bodies pre-
ceded the ceremonies
The statue was modelled in Paris
by Paul w. Bartlett and cast in New
York 1t represents General Warren
wearing the three cornered hat and
the long-skirted overcoat of the per-
iod. He carries a small sword in its
scabbard in his left hand, the idea
being to emphasize the citizen rather
than the soldier The figure stands
in an easy but commanding pose on
the centre of a semicircular exedra
On the back of the bench is a bronze
relief showing General Warren's death
during the combat between raw levies
of Americans near Boston and the
British regulars
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17
Mission Workers at Winona.

Winona Lake. Ind, June 1.-THE
first Western Conference of the young
peoples missionary movement of the
United Society of Free Baptist Young
People opened here to-day and will
continue for one week. The move
ment was organized at a conference
of leaders in missionary work in Sun
day schools and young peoples socie-
ties held at Silver Bay on Lake George
in 1902. The purpose of the confer
ence is TO afford a practical training
school for missionary workers in Sun
day schools and young peoples so
cieties and to combine with such train
ing the facilities for rest and recrea
ton that most christian workers are
obliged to seek in connection with
their brief vacations.
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ROUGH RIDERS.
Will Compete in a Relay Race to the
Worlds Fair.

Will Compete in a Relay Race to the
Worlds Fair.
Albuquerque, n. MI. H. Leland
a veteran cavalryman, and a member
of General Gomez's staff in Cuba be-
fore the Spanish-American war, with
William Closson, well known rough
rider and broncho tanner of this sec
ton. are organizing 1,2OO mile re-
lay race for cowboys, open to riders
n New Mexico and Arizona with the
starting point in Albuquerque and the
finish at the gates of the Worlds
Fair gEennds siR-. .StA Louis s...-d
Details of the contest have not yet
beer completed. but it has been de-
cided to have relays at short distanc.
es so as to obviate any charge of
cruelty to animals.
The purse will be $1.5O0 and will
be offered by New Mexico stockmen.
There are already six entries in the
contest and it is probable that ths
start will be made during the first
week in July. The distance from AL
buQuerque to st. Louis by rail over
the shortest route is 1.18O miles.
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the reforms they advocated and the
experiences they related proved OF
great interest.
At the general session a report was
presented by Prof. Charles r. Hen
derson of the University of Chicago
on '.Workingmen's Insurance" An
other subject discussed from varioul
viewpoints was the recent progress
in the treatment of detectives.
Needy families in their homes, in
dustrial agencies. and criminals were
the chief topics of discussion this af
ternOon. At the general session ar
ranged for tonight the prominent
participants are to include Miss Jane
Adams of Hull House. Chicago, and
Professor Graham Taylor also of Chi
cago. Mrs. Vladimir Simkhovitch
will tell of the recreational uses Of
the public schools in New York City
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DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.
Col. and Mrs. Wilson and Major
Martini M ancini Entertain.

Col. and Mrs. Wilson and Major
Martini-Mancini Entertain.
Col. and Mrs Wilson and Major
Martini-Mancini delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of their friends last
evening in the gymnasium of the Mil
itary Institute. The room was beau.
tifully decorated for the occasion
and the evening was greatly enjoy
amusement, the music being furnish,
ed by Steinhart's orchestra. Refresh
ments were served on the south We
randa, under the mellow light of nu-
merous Japanese lanterns. II was
past the hour of midnight before the
merry party dispersed. The following
is the invitation list:
DIR. and Mrs. Veal Messrs. and Mes
DANES. r. L. Slaughter. Geo. NJ.
Slaughter, H. r. Morrow, DeBremond
l.. r. Smith Nathan Jaffa. Harry
Jaffa, w. S. Prayer Sidney Prayer.
Morris Price. w. G. Hamilton. Harold
Hurd. Fl. f. NJ. Bear. C.. +. Mason.
r. s. Hamilton. w. NJ. Reed Parker
Earle, w. F. Greenwood, NJ. II. Craw
ford, G.. NJ. Bird. r. NJ. Parsons. A.
J. Nisbet. w. w Ogle. w. P. Chisum;
Misses May Belle Slaughter. Tame
hill, Edith Farris. Mrs. Shelby. Mrs
Mcdonald: Messrs. Cahoon A Pru-
it, McGaffey. Sam Atkinson. Robt
Kellahin. Gregory Moore. Chas. Tan
nehill. Albert Pruit. ~ Randolph.
Fred Miller, W. Fl. Pierce, DIR. Brown
George Kane and Burney Pruit.
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Forbes VS.. Neil.

Chicago, ILL.,, June 17.-Chicagoans
who take an interest in things pugil
istic are on the qui vive to-day III
anticipation of the witnessing the
first championship battle that has
been fought in this city in number
of years. The bout is for the bantam
weight title and is to take place to-
night at the Waverly Athletic club.
The contestants will be frankie Neil
the present champion, and Harry
Forbes, from whom Neil won his cham
pionship title. Both men have train
ed faithfully and appear to be in the
pink of condition for the go. Under
the articles of agreement they will
weigh in at the ring side at 120fb.
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solicit your trade. From the che

/ solicit your trade. From the choice
Kansas meats | handle l am entitled
to part of your trade. II l couldn't
give you superior service and quick
delivery l wouldn't buy advertising
space to tell you about it. II you are
one of my customers you're satisfied
II you're not. its to our mutual bene-
at to get acquainted.-C- NJ. Trow-
bridge. at City Meat Market.
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Iowa Day at St. Louis.

ST. Louis Mo-, June 17.-This was
Iowa day in the calendar OF the
fair and it proved one of the biggest
days of the exposition to date. Gov
ernor Cummins and his staff were
present together with numerous other
dignitaries and men of note in the
Hawkeye State. A feature of the pro
gram was parade OF the distinguish
ed visitors escrted by cadets and stu.
dents from many of the leading col
leges and academies of Iowa At the
formal exercises held in Festival Hall
the chief Grafton was delivered by
Senator Thomas D. Healey of Fors
Dodge.
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Boston Remembers Bunker Hill.

Boston, Mass, June 1.-THE 129th
anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill is being celebrated with parades
reunions of patriotic societies and 9th
er festivities that will not end before
midnight. Bunker Hill day is the
Massachusetts, Fourth of July and
with each recurring year more and
more fuss" is made over the anniver
sary. All public building were decor
ated to-day and a large majority of
the hotels and business houses. The
feature of the forenoon program was
the customary carnival procession in
Charlestown. This afternoon the us
ual civil and military parade was held
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17

A modern up-to ;iate building or
Military Heights. ceres Of land. all
fenced, good yard and lot. good barn.
well and windmill. tank. water piped
over yard and lot. House has >
rooms, a nice china closet. 3 closets.
reception room. also bath room. a
nice front and back porch. This ai
a price which cannot he duplicated.
CARLTON ss ROACH.
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BICYCLE RACE.

At Fair Grounds Saturday Afternoon
at 2:30 O'clock.
II. Ringo and II. Bisc will run a
ten mile race at the fair ground race
tack Saturday afternoon. Admission
- cents
Both these men are professionals.
and the ten mile wheel record for
New Mexico will undoubtedly he
made at this time.
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Lao Yang. June IA correspond
ent of the Associated Press who was
present at the battle of Vafangow de
scribes the fighting as follows:
"Throughout the three days of com
each other in pluck and heroism.
They have added glorious passages
to Russian military history. The en-
emy's advance originally included
the fifth. eighth and eleventh divis
ions, twelve squadrOns of cavalry
and splendid artillery. About two hun
dred guns were belching a continuous
stream of shot and shell. Large rein
forcements enabled the Japanese to
turn the Russian flanks. l made my
way about eleven o'clock to the Rus.
sian right flank and climbed a hill.
> where 1 could see the whole field OF
battle. The heights of the Foochou
railroad bridge and surrounding hills
were occupied by the Japanese in
fantry. Then black lines of infantry
like threads could be seen creeping
through the verdure. Nearer the slope
was dotted with Russian rifiemen. A
brownish smoke overhung some OF
the batteries and others showed flash
es of fame The crackle of the rifle
fire was puntuated by the roar OF
!;
ing. Suddenly company of Cos
sacks appeared on the crest of hill
and began to descend. They were fol,
lowed by infantry. The Japanese gun
ners promptly pursued them with
schrapnel Horses and men began
falling. A moment later couple of
thousand Russians jumped from
Gtrain just arrived and with fixed bayo.
nets plunged into the battle. Again
the crackle of musketry and the Rus
SLAMS began to retire towards the rail
road Train after train left the de-
pot. | descended the hill and manag
ed to Jump on the last car. The main
force shortly afterward began slowly
to retreat towards Vantsialin, thirty
miles north of vafangow, and about
one O'Clock in the afternoon had ac-
complished it's strategic mission. The
battle had detected considerable of
. the Japanese force from Port Arth-
nr. Many Russians have fallen, but
greater number of Japanese were
!. killed. The Russians say the the ia
banese cannot advance much farther
north. even when they recover from
the effects of the battle of vafangow.
Lao Yang (Thursdayl June 16.-
During the night of June 14th tho
Russian forces under General Stakel
berg which had been engaged with
the Japanese for two days, slept In
/ their position four miles south of Va
fangow. and on the morning of June
18th assumed the offensive and at
tackled the Japanese lines. The battle
lasted all day and resulted in q hea-
W loss to the Japanese. Heavy Jap
anese reinforcements were brought
up rapidly from the south. arriving
in time to turn the scale The entire
division Of fresh Japanese troops was
thrown into line against the already
tired Russians and an immense SUI
periority in numbers enabled them
to overlap the left flank of the Rus
SLAMS who had not suf1cient men to
meet the turning movement and were
forced to withdraw. The Russians re-
tired doggedly. not beaten but out.
numbered
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Charities and Correction.

Portland, Me-; June 1.-THE Nation
al Conference of Charities and Correc
ton held q general session and sever
al section meetings to-day. Each
meeting was largely attended and the
subjects for discussion proved of great
interest to the delegates. Among the
speakers were some Of the most prom
inent delegates 10 the convention, and
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17

A choice lot on Main street suiia-
BILE for business lot or for n dwelling
location. This is COOL property and
we will offer il for only o.. few days
at the ve-y low prize OF so50.60
CARLTON g. ROACH.
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Woman,s Club.

A special meeting of the Woman's
Club will be held Saturday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at st. Andrews Hall.
At this meeting the committees for
the year will he appointed, and the
work OF the year determined. Every
member of the Clnb is earnestly urg-
ed to be present at this meeting
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17
Change in Liaht House Board.

Washington, ID. c.. June 17.-Rear
Admiral ]. J. Read. chairman of the
Lighthouse Board. was placed on the
retired list today, having reached the
age limit for active services. He is
succeeded as chairman of the Light
house Board by Rear Admiral Rob-
ley ID. Evans, recently relieved of the
command of the Asiatic station.
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Money and Stocks.

New York, June 17.-Prime mere.
antile paper. az @41a; silver 5SM (:
money on call. easy l a IA.
Atchison 715s. preferred 941; New
York Central. rs; Penna.. lis; So.
Pac., 44$; U. p, S67s. pref. 91A /;
U. S. Steel, 8. pref. 54ss.
Lead and copper quiet and un-
changed.
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Died Of His Wound.

Helsingfors. Finland, June IL
General Bobrikoff, the governor gen.
eral of Finland, who was shot yester-
lay morning died this morning. The
is observed
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Dies in Electric Chair.

Columbus, o., June 17.-Michael G..
Schiller was executed by electricity
in the penitentiary annex today.
Schillers crime for which he paid
the death penalty was the murder of
his wife at Youngstown two years
ago.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17
THE WRIT SERVED.

Believed that One of Perpetrators Of
Dynamite Outrage is in Jail.
Denver, Colo. June 17-Governor
Peabody and Adjutant General Bell
were this morning served with the
writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge
Thayer at St Louis for the produc-
ton Of Charles H. Meyer in the U.
8. Circuit Court July 9Th. There Is
q stipulation in the writ which wal
yes the actual appearance OF Meyer
II found inconvenient to produce him
and that provides for arguments in
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17
BADLY scALDED.

Harry Hamilton Meets With an Acct
dent at the Ice Plant.
Harry w. Hamilton accidentally
stepped into some boiling water at
the ice plant this morning, and one
of his legs was scalded to the knee
The injury is not dangerous.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17

p ]. Dempsey of the Fraternal Tn
ion of America who has been station
ed here for several months. left this
morning for points north. He will re-
turn about July 1st
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-17

Mrs. Mamie Fletcher arrived in
the city this morning from Carlsbad
and will be the guest OF her father
Marshal ]. ]. Rascoe for several days.
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Land Baroain.

600 acres good decided land nine
miles from Roswell in proven artesian
district. for few days, at $3.50 per
acre. Cheapest thing offered In the
Valley. tf
SIMPSON x DeFREEST.
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Orders Taken.

Quick delivery, quick service, best
Kansas City meats. What more could
one wish?-C. NJ Trowbridge at
City Meat Market. 93t2
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Spanish lessons.

Miss Christina Hernandez viii give
lessons in Spanish at $500 per
month. Call at residence. 12o South
Main. s0t12
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Houses Close In.

Why don't you list your houses
with us.
We have renters for them every
day.
We can fill them for you.
Carlton 4 Roach.
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INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.

Santa Fe Striking MachinistS are
Peaceabie and Orderly.
Topeka, Kan, June 17.-In the dis
trict court today Judge Hazen dis
solved the temporary injunction ag-
inst the Santa Fe machinists
which was secured by the railroad
company May 9th. The court held
that there was no further cause for
the continuance of the injunction, as
he strikers appeared orderly and
without evil intentions against the
companys property.
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Sunday Menu for Dinner.
Kansas City Roasts, Steaks. Lamb
Veal and Poultry
C. VI. TROWBRIDGE.
93t2 City Meat Market.
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Rooms For Rent.

Rooms for Office rooms and rooms
for rooming rooms. New. nice, neat,
clean.
CARLTON & ROACH.
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Chicago, June 17.-Wheat. July.
S41s; Sept. 79A a u.
Corn. July. 4Sas; Sept 4S%.
Oats. July 3SA a Is: Sept 3l7s
ID "a.
Pork. July. 1855: Sept. 1880 "a
l2.S21a.
Lard. July. $50; Sept. 697R.
Ribs. July 7.22h; Sept. 742R.
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DYNAMITfD SAFE

Robbers Secure the Contents and Es-
cape.-A Posse With Bioodhounds
Has Taken Up the Traii.-Four
Men in il.
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Notice.

have room In my pasture for Is
head Of stock. Wnl pasture for reas.
enable price. Apply to c. G. Reuter-
the boot and shoe maker
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Piano tuning $3.50. Andrew Axel-
son. at Roswell Drug and Jeweiry
Co. Phone So. setf
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social Dance.

socie ponce viii be given a. the
Opera Hos tOnight. Children's class
|t0mor16w afternoon at four O'Clock.
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Dissolution Notice.

firm of Frost & Walton by mutual
consent has been dissolved. Mr.. Wal
ton will continue the business. as
suming all liabilities of the firm,
and all accounts due the firm are pay
able to him.
WILLIAM r. WALTON.
FRANK FROST.
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WERE OUI-NUMBFRfD

Russians Retired Doggedly, not Beat
en-, but Outnumbered.-Cann
ing Heard Off Japan, and it is Be-
iieved the Two Fleets Have Met.
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H. falan1 Wants Your Cement Walk Contracts See Him

London, June 1.-THE japanese
legation has received dispatch from
Toxic announcing that the Russian
VladivOstock squadron was sighted
yesterday off Oki island.
Toxic, June IA report has
ben received from the police station
at Saga saying the sounds of cannon
aiding have been heard off the coast,
1t is considered possible that the Jap,
anese feet has met the Russian fleet
The steamer Ise has arrived at Ko-
kura carrying more of the crew and
troops from the transport SadO. The
Sado is safe and is being towed into
port by the Higo.
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STILL RECOVERING THE DEAD
FROM THE BURNED
STEAMER.
FROM 900 TO 1000

So the Total Loss of Life is Estimat
ed.-The Number Of Dead 532, and
Between 400 and 500 are Still Miss
ing.
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Get In line boys, let's go with the
crowd up TO Carlton & Roach's Office
That's where the rush is.
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TRAIN
ROBBERS

HELD UP NORTHERN PACIFIC
PASSENGER LAST NIGHT.
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Up to Date, Latest Styles.
See those elegant Studebaker rub
Der tire road wagons and bnggies at
Seay, Gill & Morrow Cos