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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

question. and those who continue 10
sEitate FOR reciprocity with Canada
VIII have to deal with the Democratic
party. which is always ready % at
tack and undermine protection.
Il is. 60 be sure. an eleventh-hour
conversion in the case o. the Dcs
Moines Register. this hnal abandon
ment OF the chase after the pot o. gold
az the foot 81 the Canadian reciProc
ity rainbow. but none The less vel
come on that account
In a recent editorial ihe Register
says;
Col Raymond has recently BEEN in
CensdA. AMI his report o. sediment
as he found Il. confirms TIC report
Gov, Cummins recently brought from
the North. Canada Is not a. all o
liclt0us for reeiprociD wiki the
United states. further han 10 get q
market herr Tor Canadian farm prod
uoc. which this country has always
refused TO consider unless accompsn-
led by substantial concessions "a
American manufactures. which Can
ada win never make Canada Is TO
day 6rmly welded To she high tariff
Idea ae against American trade and Is
steadily raising The barriers 20 pro
tect Canadian manufactures Canada
has seen tina, a hiEh isFiH Is forcinE
American capital aouoss the border
and on that account also Vll insist
upon H.,
The manufacturer az Massachn.
sotis and New ENGLAND bgieve thcy
can secure more favorable admission
into The Canadian market Ter their cot,
ton and wool goods hgg there Is not
the slightest indication that they can
Canada will not noW nor
at Rny time while the Chamheriaia
preferential trade pnorram IS alive o.
while the prospect of developing home
Industries adequate - the hone
needs Is bright slioW the Uulted
States 10 enter the canzaian markes
on any hut the most uafavors0ae
terms The opportunity 10 monopo
lige the Canadian market came ana
went ten yesrs aeo
We commend this candid rcranta-
tion on the part % a hitherto bot
propsganaist u The Canadian rect
pFociU humbug 90 the earnest consia-
Grafton q certain Republican states
men IN Massachusetts They cAn take
e home 10 themselves sith positive
advantage rhr2 mas b. able to eis
cover thersncm that Il Is tar bester
70 hght Canadian ncciprocio With ne
kecnedged weapons 81 fact a. truth
and 81 loEic Than 60 pslter ana straa
die and ~oounromise Whag ne Re
pu0llcan r-eclprotaHans - Maesache-
setts Heea 20 % tos5 Is. sea tk.at iAeir
scheme ~ free traae with CanaaA i
fAuctioned ~ SQUAD Repaencah Ace
Urine and IL not o. ooanics Nth tAa
nattenal RepAelican platforms has
that ~reciprosify with canada Ia cCn
peUliss netnrsi pre4ueis ~ arss ~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

The light of trufh ard fact seems
20 have penetrated The ~inteiiectuaIs
o. The Dies Moines Register AfteT 3
iohg period % ~bankering after Cana
dian reciprocity. after having en-
ployed many columns u editorial
space in urging q wide open policy q
free trade Ia articles which can be
produced more chcapiy IN Csrada than
Ia the United States. the Register 81
last sees the situation as it is and
concludes that Canadian reciprocity
is an impossibillty under present con
ditionE. Undoubtedly For more than
two years past these conditions have
been perfectly obvious 10 those who
opened their eyes % zee. Repeatedly
Il has been pointed out b. The op-
ponents of competitive reciprocity
that Canada did rot want and would
not consent 70 any trade arrangement
other than the free Interchange Of
natural products; that Canada was
bent upon building mp her own indus
tries and not upon crushing them By
inviting increased competition from
the United States: that reciprocity
In natural products only was not TO
be thought Of. unless the Republican
party was prepared 10 take the conse-
Quences Of depriying the farmers Of
the United States Of the direct bene-
ats which they now derive from the
tariff on competitive agricultural prod.
ucts; that. In short, Canadian reel
Procity was q closed book. All this
has been pointed out over and over
again. Il is the absolute truth and
once il is fully grasped aad under
stood as such We shall hear no more
shout Republican d~issension on that
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

Millions OF lovers have voiced the
same discovery, and millions more vIll
GO IL again.
You are s~ingulArly f~orgetrui.
laughed Jessie. of our early acquaint-
unce In Rocky Woods That vas not
weeks. but years ago"
II must give Mr. Morris credit for
that bit 81 imagination" said Blake.
IL has become q reality 90 me and I
tan see you as you were back IN those
and picture you among the
rocks and aelds We knew SO well. 10
q 30 there this season. Miss Car
tenf"
We leave on tho Thursday evening
boat, was che reply Nothing could
have suited Blake better he would
zen John Burt that Jessie had post
noned her departure fuom France. he
then would plead ~ health and join
Jessie In bingham, and their marriage
and wedding trip should follow The
FIRST cards had fallen Ia bic favor. and
te Determined 10 press his advantage
MAY Z call tomorrow evening. aud
not plead business with the general
AZ a nrute1tf' he asked boldly. a
may noe set another chance 10 see you
before yoa leave. You see I'm already
prcsumiug on these years Of friend
ship"
Gen Garden attends a banquet TO
morrow evening. but EditK and / Win
be AZ homo and ven BE- delighted IL
souT drop In to relieve the monot
upy, replied Jessie. "Uncle Tom
playa a splendid hand al whist and you
can take papas place
Blake's spirits mounted high as hope
fed tbe springs of his longing. The
hour was late when he bade his fellow
guests goodnight a. the carriage door
end his being thrilled with the touch
OF her hand and the light Of her smile
Al parting,
Blake Etrolled slowly mp the i've
rue, Ia the direction Of his apartments.
He had O gone two squares when he
met John Burt In an tho years IN
San Francisco and New York this was
The fret time they had met In a puhlle
thoFuughfare ore OF the horses haul
iag q wagon laden with stage settings
had fallen and blocked the street
Blake concealed his confusion by
looking up aud down the street for a
c~nuiage. lie hnally hailed a driver
ard they were rapidly driven % bis
apartments.
I'VE must perfect CUT plans Tor 10
morrow. said John The clty coun
ca defeated the Cosmopolitan fran.
chiscs tonight aud I shAi, move
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20
1000

~ Ar Tins - rrossis = orspsNssA
Focd 10 rehraa tae afransth aaa
taai b ru-tEestnt aust b. ssieeled
sAen one : rouraiQsceuL Al this
tma thene Is nethiuE - saltsable a.
GuaqeNatR tor tbs reasoa that uhla
foQa Is al essrlshusnt anais also al
tisesutle naaEisamenG A u0uan uAa
used q says
SlUe tima ago / Nas VERY IA ufta
Typhoid lever 50 1 esefgQRa thouEht
I ucul& d.e even myselr 4 len ue
- week : ooald Hst psepsrly alsest
toot of any kiad and also bad mach
hoeei trO1hie SHEA lex ne a weak
hsipless wreck
Il needed norrisameRt a. haaiY as
anyone caahi. but neoe q ne icnics
hslpet NE nDtl hnkny tried Grape
Ngts food morning asa sseainE MS
nos eniy zuBp,ie3 toot that / ihoasbs
tetciols a. o0aie b. but b. also mads
ma perfsctlJ weu ant strong a<ala
a I ean 90 al ms housseork. sleep
ueM est angtaiuE Withoat any
trace ~ bosel troabis aad for that
reason alQue GrapeNats Tod i aauA
ils 9tlxbt in gold Name gisen ~
Fosfnu Co Rattle Creek Mica
Tgphcld fewer. lie sone ether as
eases agtcks TIE boaels and ~ffeeaent
y s<fa ~ biestias Aaa makes thea
Or months iRearabie oe disssfiag ne
stsFches and therefore p~redi<eslsd
GFapeNais Is Invaluable tor tha aeH-
knosn reasoR that lp Grape Sass an
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20
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One q N&tzres freaks ln the SHAPE
= a reed fab = Ga e1hiblliun IA q So
attic euro shop ca The Eater nr1at
This i-nteretiuE specimen nav 81 best
described as Hall animal and hsit reg
elzhie life u Is six feet hzE Ths
red apparently groEs cat o tie nsA
uhlie - iatter carries a coFerinr
ever the reel hsncs The DIAL animal
and vegetables life This ueed nsA
Eas takes on Hood eansl last Eesk
by q tughoat ma Il stsz6E erect IN
pools % SAT- uater Tbough tozs aaf
1.-The and % ever Appearances q veg
stahle praeucN the thiug has a heN4
ard eyes Il vas caught ~irh q 81
noa hack
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20
cHAPTER xxvn-contInued.

When ! made my start tradin'
hosfes l was tickled 10 death n ! sold
a boss an made twenty dollars profit
That ten thousand dollars mean the
aellin' OF more than I'VE hundred
LOSES. an all had to do was 20 reach
out an take f. An / eazed al that
money an thought how IL would look
in my bank book. an I said 70 him,
Mr.. Morris, says I I'm your man
An then. seem how easy Il was TO
make money here In this city com
Gil. made . deal with him by which
] wss TO buy up six other aldermen an
turn EN- over TO him. same as II they
we're a lot OF bosses or bags OF pota-
toes Then we drew up an agreement
10 vote for the ordinances an gave il
20 Mr.. Morris. Here, Mr.. Chairman,
Is the duly certified cops OF that con.
tfsct Part Of the money was 10 cash
ar the rest IN q certified check. an /.
lave brought il here for your inspee.
ton. You win note that il is signed By
Mr.. Arthur Norris and drawn on his
bank.
Snow, Mr.. Chairman. a N members
OF fhls honorable body. said Sam.
turning and facing his astonished list.
Cners. 4 want 10 say to you that |
have changed my mind about voting
fer these ordinances, AIy lawyer tells
me ! don't have 10 keep this agree
inent with Mr. Morris. an I'm goln'
to sacrifice that ten thousand dollars
an the ten thousand more which
would have been mine when these or.
chances pass. Acting on the advice
Of my lawyer. ] therefore turns this
money rel 10 you. with the certified
check an the agreement We signed.
Thankln' you for your kind attention
20 this explanation. / votes mo-"
A scene Of widest confusion fol
LEVIED Half Of the members were on
TIER feet demanding recognition. The
chairman pounded his gavel into
sllyers In a vain attempt 10 restore
order. The storm gradually subsidized.
and Alderman Hendricks secured rec.
ognition from the chair.
In view OF the remarkable state
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

As soms q Freshest Ro0seFetf
critics claim 10 have discoveries. afsal
reading MS letter - a~coeDnzrce 1hzs
whne be is peaceful snoerh n0E -
Is preparing for var = KAY be irsss
esting 70 call their stfenfkts 20 the
fact that the army. 50 ~ from bsfaa
increased. Is o. less stre-gth thzz q
was the summeT before he succee5es
70 the presidency. The scyaai EtrerKsh
Of the regrias army. ~incianirg TIE
hospital corps. the Porto Rico req
men and the Ph1ippine scouts. uzs
June 20. 1901, 2s4e qS3cers and Ts.s4e
enlisted mens total. NEss Al tse
close Of the last fiscal year. June -
1904. IL Ess estimated ~ GE2e
Though this is an estimate. O. is n0s
likely ina the couplessd returns VIII
materially change these figures Par
a man who Is preparing for War ne
president is following q most pecagiaF
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

he late coloael PyeHiiss InEr1AAn
aecortsns 20 Ms Kss ~. Peagsie.
wrote IN Ms iEefzrT career ~ thitg
fsur years coz novels areragfag TaQes
words each. ssd zee nosciets ascraE
ing Iaeoa sords each ubiz pa a
yesrly osiput % iasestI vorss aknx
4ToT o. lsts huariy Also b. wrota
several pays essides much verse aaa
qEtef thinKs Ter newspapers ~ nag
sHiac2 nais "a TOP q a. aeiive ana
adsEntuFoss ifs zs soidSsr o. The Coz
se3sTscy ana Shea soldier % soriane 10
Vasiosa parts 81 the sagl4 And ysk.
his ineo@e was eaf aboug SieeeE =
year,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

what ne nay kaos f0r sure = thai
the c0uniV does net rekrct ans ~ ths
ieaAlng achievements ~ lks aast
elsst yeau - ReHuhlcan rnle We
speak thus consistently. Tor the nesao.
cratic party nos stEnds eoafasset -
fore the colntr1 a. haEiuk toea %
crrur IN as opposirson 10 the most In
P1Tta1t G these measures Il l.
sec9inE he elective Wigh 4 plalforu
WAich siTtaRly ~oo2fcssss hat Ia
party VAS vhoily vroag Ia the Lass
Two presidential eAmpAiEaa q has !
candidate who opeuly c-outesses thai
Il was srcaE ia every vial particular.
u comes paestinS tat b hss ssen "a
error q its ways ana ihal a. a -
tcrmCt earEier "a c4n safely - frast.
- with poset u has a. arSameat >,
charge 10 make agaiasi the geaeral
sem 20 RsPu1iicsa po1icles-Kaasas
Gu logrusl
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

Three OF the best marksmen In tht
Iuitcd States navy. curioasly enough
bail from FAR Inland Oklahoma one
Is G. W Johnson. who mado tht
worlds record with the huge i6.lnch
Fvn recently Installed az Fort Wright
on Fishers Island. New York hsrbor
J. ". CrelgR. of the new hatucsniI
Maine. made eight shots Ia a minute
With a Glnch gun and hit the target
cihht times al 1899 yards the shir
meantimo going twelve knots an hour
Part Barnes. a son % exlGov Barnes
81 okishoma. Is now a first lieutenant
Ia the navy, but previous 20 HIS gro.
motion he made an excellent record
st the target He Is now on duU At
Panama.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20
cHkpTeR xSvm.

The Love Of . Man for = Woman.
Il was not the fault 80 the chef or
Of the service that Arthur Morris did
not enjoy his dinner Jessic's beauty
which once charmed him. nov Inspired
bin with Jealous rage For Blake he
felt unalloyed hatred, and for Gen.
Garden a contempt which be did not
try 90 conceal lie impationtly await
ed The morrow, when he hoped 60
crush James Blake 20 Ia oxtinguiah the
general. 10 prayed tho news ~ the
councils decision might De brought 20
him az dinner,
A. he hrooded a messenger boy ap-
preached and handed Morris an en-
yolope
gAht . presume this g. it' be es
claimed. He adjusted his monocle
with elaborate care. broke the envei.
opa and read;
-My Dear Morris The Cosmopoli
tan franchises were defeated By a
practically unanimous vote Rounds
and six others charge you with bribery.
Rounds exhibited pour certified check.
Am on my way 60 the Hoffman House.
Meet me there at once. Destroy this
"H~
The note fell from the spectators
hand and huttered 60 the floor. lie
stared wildly around, but no words
came TO his lips
ANY answer. bossG Tho piping
voice % tho messenger boy. as he
stood. cap IN hand. recalled him 20
earth.
no he said pushing his chair from
the table and rising nnstoadny TO his
feet I'm going. 0oodpightin
-Forty-hve cents. boss, demanded
the meaaenEer.
Get out Of the way damn You,
Pay this boy. nlakei" and he rushed
Tor thc dressing
Biakc picked up uhe Eote aud tore Il
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20
TIE PrssIasn. sns e,se.

Baron dEstournelies de Constant
does not seem 70 regard the president
as a reckless ard aamboyant w1s
lord on the contrary. be speak,
feelinEly 81 THE grand and decisive
services renGercd 10 the cause o. in.
ternatinnal Hrhitraticn By the United
States. and particularly BY Presided
Roosevelt What we're those services.
Tie hErun tells and be scafueiy
claims too much when BE- says tszt h.
knovs the facts he.ter than am ons
else Certainly BE- should kuou then
IS vel a. any ~ 10 the world Tht
court a. The HaEas Ae SAYS steot
deserted. ahau6oaed and rsaicaiet
auui the day shea he tPressaenl
RoosgvclU had the cograge. Erueros
iy and foresight 60 save e. Thai
act alone has euutled bins 20 10
thanks % an EurOpe for bis nacf8g
and liberal spirit
That 3 a rcmarkahie trihate ~ ~
paid to a Var iora who sN accossinr
10 his partisan critics Fuisg aboat
sith q caip on rach shuuitef ard
bullying and broWbeatlng egers Gee
9Th whoa he COMES ~ cnaiaci ana
q ready az any moment ga emhTp1 thz
world r. ver far the sake q Fefseaa'
PrastiEe ~ fE sheer iass - e,ooa
Yea be Npplt b. rash Who sboaH
deny TIE authority ~ THIS speaker ~
she exact uuh e his voudA-Nev
NOrk TuhuUo
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

a. imrracficssie ayffrnrs a1s
sorsiesa befsn 3 rcat1 ne rsla
fqr Easencdrtetra f1~1n1fatfrrffr q
collars rorth q rer rarteta f1f
teis wares uhlie e uorN - n1rzag
eerfalt 10 dissolve ard tisrsss ne
rors fhsn aqee1 years teNse- tse
projected farmers - to- nefIoGnrai
rest znd tke protected marafarfarers
~ ~indserisi New Kreia1f anf. sac
ord. because The seherse ~ ree
~ that 81 beiaT pr0nose4 ~ Fsss
snd his free trade coafBaf0rN % Is
direct connbt pith ths s0zns Re
prblicsr doctrine. 81 s1Fth ia to "a.
uonal platform % 1864 ftaf tzeys
ehaii - m reciprocity that f~nVolves
i15ury % any Amencaa i11nEfEF o.
- American aEricaiIsTs TIE bai
hing 70 Go Effh TIE recproclfy chs
msra IL 10 tsl fke nufh abos4 "a
The trsfh is 0z. tie 1resn q Casa.
dian reciprocity Is noE snd WkIls
TIRE Republican party remzf-a in eou.
troll u nzn0ual affairs m1st oa1fir1s
% be. utterly h0peiess q reAilzzfEz.
They understand & ttat wzy in EoEz.
NoW iet Massachusetts f0liaE saf
and recognize the Obriozs ana tss
Inevitable.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

Uents made by my colleague. he said
4 move a posfpouement 81 the vote.
and the appointment % q committee
20 Investigate these curious charges
There Scre Vigorous protests. and
the chair ruled that the vote must
proceed, Each Of the six aldermen as.
sociatcd with sam Rounds substantial
Cd the charges made. and deposited
thR bribery money with the chairman.
Realizing that defeat vas Inevitable.
an OF the rinEsiers excepting Alder
mar Hendricks recorded their votes
against The ordinances, A motion 20
adjourn a declared passed. and tho
excited mob poured into the corridors
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20
A Family Flrs priil.

A family IRE drin occasionally
where there are little children. & ~
excellent plan, Provide them vita !
wool dressing Eown and slippers q
keep rear the bed and teach them Al
tie first alarm o. hu % slip them ON.
throw a blanket or rus over head anl
shoulders. ans n possible te a wc'
handkerchief preferably silk over
their mouths and then take the masl
direct Nay ont IA
1each them how 10 pot OUT a snail
ara with ruFs az blankets sioppius
dlrect drsUkhis ~ closlaN doort "a
windows. and above Az - kcep coo
REd collected.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

against T. n o. fO-norfoa morninr
The voice WIS calm. but e held D
srte o. triumph and u quiet e1nh
Cence. u limited 81 no Suspicion. anl
Blake drew a long breath Of relief a..
90 Thought Of bic third escape.
ife ~Fhuddored to think Of what
would have happened had Gen. carder
postponed his departure from The din
inv room BY a few minutes. Ne pic
irred John Burt entering the room
he steady gaze fixed hrst on himself
end then on jessie Garden. So vivid
was the imaginary picture that be felt
all the horror u the situation.
This IS my last speculative cam
Iaign. said John. For years ! have
been a goId-grnbbing and money-mak
Ing machine. and I hope my better iu
stincts have survived the strain. We
slaii triumph tomorrow. and when Il
Is ended you shall be. IN fact as vel
as In name. the head Of the firm Of
James Blake 4 Company. / q retire
from active participation in IT'S AFFAIR."
Es quietly az I entered. and you have
fairly won whatever Of prestige At
teches to the name"
Before Blake could End words 10 re
ply. the carriage stopped in front o..
his apartment They entered an6
fund Hawkins awaiting them.
I'm making myself At home. Blake
he said. 1--WE kept your man busy get
ting cigars and refreshments. Lets
get down TO business. gentlemen. Iti
past midnight and well need all the
sleep We car get.
For nearly two hours they worked
at the plans for the battle which waf
sosbed 10 the discussion. again his
mind wandered TO the woman be-
would buy at the price Of his honor.
Then he thought OF John Burt'f
prIncely pledge. aud like q fash there
came to him An impulse which thrilled
his very soul with a happiness IL
which were throbs OF poignant pain.
Not many blocks away another con
ference was in progress Stsid banf
directors and hnanciers associated
with Arthur Norris had been aroused
from their slumbers and were Assem-
bied 10 his rooms. Bewildered for the
moment by the unexpected blow. Nor
It's took measures for defense with 3
vigor which vas keyed by a sense OF
Imminent danger. His suspicion that
James Blake was the cause Of his
Cefeat became a certainty when q re
porter informed him that Blake and
Samuel L. Rounds were boyhood com
Tarions. and that the latter had beer
seen IN Blake's Offices.
The east Was crimsoned with u
light before the conference ended
The weary mel Of money left Morris
rooms and sought a few hours az resi-
before fscinE the ordeal Of the day
For mutual protection they had formed
a pool: had pledged themselves 10 sup
port the market against the expected
onslaught Of Blake's millions.
Why were these masked millions
drawn up 10 battle arrays why die
men OF vast aHairs wait with drawn
faces and hated wreaths the hour
when the clash OF opposing fortunef
should sound the signal for mercLless
conficte
Because of a woman-a Woman purt
IS an opening bud and gentle as thu
dew which kisses g.
Why had James Blake proved false
10 the man who u~uselashiy ~befriendeJ
him2 Why had be sought TO repay 10y
atty with perhdy.
Because Of q WOMAN womat
whose loving heart was Incapable d
deceit
Ito be ~continuea)
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

Ever 4psssepr E4s9& Essw
2Rr 4 lheg El bzy D@a-ns Csc
watsr s2rs2 81 kz-Sy ere nw
EEl save o CAY time 5seazas =
zeTsT EicA % Ehs .r11 5rs heczue
eaca psrEaEe ezzezsns - oz-oze fzN
poEE1-Shle al che cc11 Waw
starrhes are PIT - u p1szz p1zk-
agsE a1d 1s Price r. tes Mze 70
oe1uA Thsr zEEiz hHczras DsSa-as
Starch Is free troz al izfu6ors a
tcal& II Jour grocer tres 70 SCI F1aa
lzoL packzss i Is bsezlss - haN
= ErocG On hand Wzich BE- Eishes 70
dispose q bEfere he pats il Defiance
he knows thaf De5a.ee StareA has
printed or every p&e&zgs 10 large aet-
tsrs and figures rs ozA Dewaza
De1Azee s1d ave zuoa tine and
zo1ey AID TIE annoyance a TIE lrua
sticking DeaErce neger stickE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20
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ne pe1eEfttie eaaRsisa haRtheok
does seu % rsnll1 ~ peopie 81 ne
cosssitutioa BET As a psrtisan expe
tient Is a vise 70 Fenina laesa Asa
thar o. ~ leasf 0se rosahle oecasiou
the Republican seafsQrs aefeudea \
eEaien . eoaser pisteG dcsecrauoaE
wssaiatica pet
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

80 Prs fE - AltssA q kfnsE us@
be thHt paz DeEIT Harkazte. E-1
Msy srsd ~ ID E T1srs s. -
mistake ascU taaI AS = ) zAc-z
svE ~ trouss again ! uo< z<
fAsz 9rH MnE - kzoW rAzr f1ey
are
Fw Hzie hg a. Sszlsr1 PFsns -
csztA FosserElb1-u Co B1Easa
NJ.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

nlcA kass raves
an
Cage aar
ss q zaaN
~ Fsfs
Firs D<D>Em
a1t retlax -
Hu Wgas Ave.
says
n HEa szgss
years 40 saas I
sat D1azn E
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

- - L1a Err w15k a -
severe SPA 1s t
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20
DOOR CLOSED.
RECIPROCITY WITH cAHbDR ~
inPos9IBLE PROPOSITION

Limited - Natural Psoescts oaiy ihe
ynitss States wouic Reject u.
While canses viii Not Lever Her
Tarin Bars n Fsvor q Amsrleas
Manufactures.
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20

method in reducing the -oreanIzet
military force o. the couatu-BosioT
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