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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

CHAPTER Continued
Tie ruaa from a table. on which
we're a decanter 90 whisky and a
hax OF cigars. and surveyed me
With a long. cold nrruulty that Vas
hardly that ~ a friend Who had
broken tho Law on my behalf III
lafEa fisahy face was thrust aIIzht
y forward his erprsssiunleaa eyes
seemed to Do hppmlai1E me as a
marketable commodity. Then sud
DENLY. a. Ia tho next momenfaHa
HaEa ! discovered was habit With
The man. his mood seemed In
change aud his eyes brlmmad With
fun
Sol he exclaimed. waving ne 20
a chair BY the fireplace and rasam
ing his seat You we're frightened
IF NE IN The train. my friend but
net 80 much a. ] 90 yuu
You wero frightrnad u me- I
saia IN honest woudor. Surely
there vas nothing terrifying In M
HsmHaHar toward you.
he looked AZ M curiouaiv. Not
IN Ynur demeauor. Capt RlvlnFtnu.
bat IN your reputation he replied
II = not pleasant to fournfy In the
company x a murderer who f. az
YET ignorant that DO la bnhaldeu u
one for arranging hla escape"
] started az hla words as though
httten - a deadly snake could
tell by the frosty glitter ~ thaaa
cunning eyes. hy the plulosa curl Of
me thin lips. that whatever be had
done for me hhf not been done
through frcnfahip The Holaea 81
thinking thai I had been helped u
freedom because - my innocence
had been ahort-l.vod Indeed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
The DAY OF THE D0ER

There Is big rough practical sermon la the worda 81 ftle
"A Yorker who has Just become the bride u Kid
$ Dog In pugilauc circles, and 10
facial characteristics with
charity.
SAYS looks a slH It's what can
de: he makes good
And there have modern philosophy.
everything there place for the dude
Perhaps could travel on hs shape ahd
popularity 1t is pleasant TO be known
dancer; for rpateo and small as
should arranged aud what 20 wear on par
ueaiar occasions
who knows those things and ltle else Is uoeaa
tho world tires OF ornaments and has
that honora tho human be-
skilled with hands and BRAIN and praises him and re-
his face Is as homey rs was that Of
Abraham lincoln
marvel that fair as flower beautiful Of
viii tie herself Who is irregular In appear
feet.
There a
when she said
4.4++44++++ 34*444++F++++*+
: looks that win glrl Its what do
= what he makes g0Od AT
s*%s+s% Et+++++**++++
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

OF my guilt
Gould J. Ia a fortnight. and with
the baaiiisk eye % ny uufafhom-
able iiberatOr on nae. run this IN
known Roger 90 ground Well. a.
the alternative vas % 90 baak 70
Winchester and be hanged On
Thursday, I would az least make the
attempt
Draining my glass. I flung the
stump OF my cigar into tho empty
crate and met HerEog'B hooking
gaze struggled not 60 quail IN
der Il, Tor ! had % live up 10 my
reputation N was 20 live at all.
A desperate wretch" he had called
me. and a desperate wretch he must
continue 90 think me whila l
searched FOR rir in the clouds.
Well. my noble captain. can
sea that you have decided to cheat
the Eallowa BY tho pafadoxleI
method % serving them twice
over II Il not so7' he said
] appear 20 have no option In the
matter. replied. affecting the sal
lea resignation that under the cir
cumatances would have been natar-
al 70 the william be deemed me.
CTo be Continuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

might discover tho missing Ink In
the evidence necessary % secure ny
pardon. dince my arrest I had Al.
ways iougoi Tor a month 81 ahaoz
iHto freedom 10 pursue independent
Inquiries. and nov not only would
tha time BE- curtniiad by aneshaIf.
but / should DO virtually IA Her
zuE'a custody
A / have stated. the alleged
crime Tor which ! had been con
demned wha tho murder by poison II
ny mother aud my sister. Clara
The widow and daughter Of
country clergyman. they hal lived
In a modest way Ga a cottage near
Hfoekeuhurat iu The New Forest 70
which l had been a visitor aa often
aa my military duties az captain Ia
the artillery would ALLOW. one q
The principal points made againh,
ne AZ the trial vas that their
deaths had occurred az Intervals of
81 months. durinE these waits. and
that vas the only ono Who wdald
benefit peculiarly
With the nurse and the doctor I.
had been present az the dsathhefs
81 both my dear ones-=my mother 81
first. and a little later my sister, 81
aud .t was on three dlalolntei
words that Clara had whispered In
my ear that ! had built my slender
hopes Raising herself with her last
effort she had mustered strength 70
breathe the unmcaning warxfa;
Man. mask Roger On being ao-i
euaod. I had mentioned this strange
saying 20 my solicitor. who had
been able 20 make nothing % Il e.
eeui that che may have alluded 81
masked man whose name vas
Roger In this had agreed With
him. bat I had always thought that
he had made no real effort 70 trace
out the mysterious Roger. In
TAT my solicitor. like all the world
save one was. I knew. after my
first Interview with him. convinced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
THE SUNNY SOUTH

Invites you 20 come and enjoy its
many attractions for pleasure and
health seekers Absorb the sun
shine. enjoy the flowers. surf hath
Ing. etc. The famous Scenic Shasta
Route q the Southern Pacific CO.
With itn two daily trains offers sr-
esIient accommodations 70 Callfar-
MA
Tickets. reservations and dsacrip-
tive literature al Union Ticket Of
flee. eos FIRST Ave. =. r Ellis
Gent Agent 49,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
CHAPTER 10
A TERRLnI.E TASK

Who are you. then. and uhv
have you risked imprisonment In
aiding such a desperate wretch I
asked bitterly.
sit down and help yourself
70 whisky and a cigar" be
said pushing his chair back and
crossing his logs SO that Il bet
ter. Il will be- wiser 20 dlalauslan
YOU AZ once my friend You have
been removed from Winchester jail
because you are desperate wretch
and because. by doing one more
desperate deed. there lH the bareat
chance that you may save your for
feitad life"
But shat u ref1se?" I asked
him.
lie went on IN the same even
tones You are 10 remember that
Tor the present you are just az
much n prisoner az n YOU were
back Ia the condemned cell. to
which At a hint u revolt you would
return. You are mine body and
soul 70 do tho task ! shall set you.
Or 90 back and be- hanged on Thurs
day morning"
Then BY all means allow me the
privilege Of hearing What II la you
wish me to do replied. with a
forced laugh. Even thus early IN
uur intercourse ! WAS beginning
from an instinct Of aelf-preaerva
ton. 10 shape the course I had 10
steer But I should have 10 keep a
F 4
eye for rocks and shoals. for this
was no mean opponent. and he held
me surely 10 q grip which he would
never willingly relax
You have killed two women
both nearly related % you-killed
+ them for paltry gain. he said pro
+ frudlnE his fleshy face towards ne.
+ WINGED inwardly from the
+ laathsome charge. but braced my
self 70 answer callonsly. what OF
that7 II Is 81 the future that W
speak"
Good" he chucklod. 4 had
begun to have my doubts ~ YOU
! but that sounds better Well. what
/ I want 81 you is 10 KIN a man this
! lime. and am empowered To give
yaH this assurance. without naminn
my authority. that every facility
will be given you. not only for
+ striking the necessary blow but for
f getting clear away Afterwards You
+ car understand that q would not be
+ convenient TO my principals to have
+ you caught"
Tho thing has 20 be done At
t once2' I asked.
Within n fortnight Apart from
i more vital considerations It might
+ be difficult TO keep you from recap
+ ture for longer than that. was the
/ reply.
Permit mo five minutes for con
! slderation while I finish this excel
lent cigar" { said. playing up r.
! my role 81 calculating scuuudrel.
As We sleep here tonight. I will
+ give you ne long AZ you Ike but 70
spare you needless trouble. let me
warn you not 10 waste time on
aehemiug IN break away from me.
said Horzog AS { said before. YOU
are as much n prisoner here In the
F Pilots Rest. No you we're at Win
chester This affair has not been
entered upon lightly. I have three
skilled assistants In and around the
hotel"
I eosld quito pndsrsfAnd that be
spoke truth. for tho suhurninG of
tho serdsYS 81 the prison suaEeata5
esf.r0l equalization. Nor was I
ssS-S nc any Rurh attanspt No
F.e.itrS sHssrfasi 90 ~ 70 supp8f 10 ac-
s-sds IN hle ospuspda ~ tha hope
shiss dsEsng tbs foFtplBhra grace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
Bedding

bedding takes lot Of room
that We need during alteration
time
s. 90 sIlkollne Comforts. fine
cotton filled. extra large sife.
sale price .........,s.ss sl.oo
tl25 ia sire Cotton Blankets.
in white and soft grays. color,
pretty border. sale price pso
72xg0-luch Bleached Sheets.
nicely hcmmod and Numbered.
ready FOR use. sale special SOC
4ax36 Blcachod Pillow Cases.
wide hem. Numbered ready for
use. sale price ..........,.e DC
Extra large size White Crochet
Quilts. Marsollles pattern, 500
value: sale price ....... $3.50
Imported Marsci lies White Quilts.
satin finished. la artistic pat
terms. $3.50 value. sale price
..s. ...ss ssst. .+.ss..- SKI .
2nx2G-inch Feather Pillows. fine
satin ticking; pillow weighs
full 2 pounds. 800 value. sale
price ss ...r- .ss.s. $500 Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

"a very bottle of tiluoaans We
offer 81 600 for disease germ that
II cannot kill We dp this to aaHurg
yau that LiuuuEong does KIN EefmH=
And III iH thr uuly way known ta
kin Hrrms in tho body without hi
ms the Tissues. tuu. Any drug that
kills germs Ia "a poison. and Il cannot
be taken Internally Medicine iH n
muat helpless iu amy germ dlseHHs.
It IH thIs fHgt which gives lIaua#ans
ia worth tn humanity. a worth So
great that after testing the product
faH tNa years. through physicians
ma hospitals. vr paid 100000 fuf
fae American rlEhtH. And Ws have
.Eaut over ono miluou dollars iu one
kear. To- hUY tho nrst bottle and give
Ii FREE. 60 each sick one who would
HHs#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
The ChiCkering
Piano
Has had many imitatofa. bu
NO EQUALS


Established - years and over 100. 2
on0 IN use. You are invited 20 come
IN 20 soc. try hear and huY a chick
eriuz Plano u yuu want the finest
on earth.
Also a large assortment Of Hobart
n cable. Klmbafl. naddarff. peaae,
u - i1hnatou Co and various other
pianos 60 select fron.
We have a number - good offers
In slightly used pianos on very eaay
trFma
Pianos and organs tuned. repaired.
polished. moved and stored
Dld Instruments taken ia exchange
aa part payment uu HeH unHH
A cordial invitation IL extended
10 anyone Interested iu the purchase
u a REGULAR. PIPE ORGAN To
call and sec aud' hear the beautiful
twn- manual Kimhnil Tubular rneu-
matte organ we have iu stock
How about an electric piano. With
~ without kssboa "a We have
both Prices from $3.50 20 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
Acts Like Oxyscn

fiHuuame H NOT made lbs com
pounding drugs. uor Is fufrH any al
aehal in &C. Ito virtues ate derived
.af#fY rom nea largely oxygen gas
ey IA pnoer~a requiring immsuss
apparatus and re days tims This
Hfaeeas has fHr norr thuu s8 years.
been the constant subject II seIsuuz
fiH aud chemical rrs.areb
Tho result iH "a liquid that faHa
What Oxygen does. n IN a nerve
TODD and blood faod-the maat help
nj thing iH tbe world "a Yau Its
effects are evhIisrBuuE. yItaIIsIHa.
purifying Yet it % an absolutely
certain rermicido. Tho reason is
hat germs are vegetables and
f4auasuuv like an excess - aay
gen Is deadly Co ,eEetal matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

SAUSAGE by DELIVERY
Isaac nfaun. ths Waterman post
master was ia town last Saturday.
he brought IN a nice lot % PORK
sausaEe for Mitchell (ore1
sanIInsl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
soc Bottle Free

n yuu mood Iiuuua1ue. aud have
never tried o. please send uH this
uuupan. We viii then mail Nau au
order ON IL local druggist faf Is full
size bottle. and We will pay the
druggist ourselves Tor o. ThIH IL our
free sift made t1 convince Yau. ta
show sou what tIquusHna IT, HHd
what IL can do. On Justice - xaur#
self please. accept IL to-day fat If
places you under no obligation
whatever
Lluuozoue costs ser and s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
uI-AfANIrA- ! EnIrNn

IF I could only write this na-
lions songs. remarked the phil
osapher
Wei. what n you coulda"
why. I wouldn't"
4 never supposed he had the
nerve TO propose % her
sfIe probably remembered that
only the brave deserve the fair
You mean only the rash don't
youfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
Germ Diseases

These are the known germ dia
eases. An that medicine can Ia Ion
these troubles is Co help Na0ae
overcome the germs. and such &C.
Haifa are Indirect aud ungerfHiH.
iaauosane attackH the germs. whef-
ever they are. And when the Kefuia
which cause a disease are destroyed
he dlseaae must end, and forever
That . Inevitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

IT SUFFERS PROM FUAKERs
Tho reform wave has hit Phiiadst-
rhia-
And Hhould make It's morals uaeh
halphit.
AZ since days % the Quakara.
Aofs graft has been tuakefs.
And made the police force much
walphla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
CIT OUT OUT THIS COUPON

Any physician or hospital not yet
unluE Liauornno will - EladiY sup
piled FOR a test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

Asthma Hay Fever tnnuehaa
= HHHHHH Anaconda Kidney Diseases
Hfaus Hitla Ia Grippe
Blood poison IruUuffhsa
lAHiEhfH IlHrHaa Liver Troubles
Howell Troubles Malaria Neuralgia
taHHha#t colds MaH1 Heart q rHHhlsa
taHHHmp lilra fnHumauia
i#II# Group lIruIIsF QHiHHN4
EHHHH patton Rheumatism
tHIHfTh- Cancer E#rHfuia# syphilis
HHaaHfefF biurrhsa skin Diseases
HHuITlffH bf#uHr Stomach Troubles
Dyspepsia Throat frauhIea
E'EHauIH.# /. sIpfIHF Tuberculosis
EaEefHa#Gal| Stones rumUfn p GERS
Huftre#t+Hut NHrIEuHHin
UHHHEFHaH elect MHmrH.H HHaHaHHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

t.iaUaaisas cree into ihs HtsSsta h.
into he bowels and into the hland
Ia g wherever the blood goes. No
germ an cHcBpo it and nome al re-
aiHt H. The results ate inevitable.
fnr germ disease must end whsN
the germs are killed Then Iiauos
sune. acting bH "a wonderful tunie,
quickly restores "a condition Of ehrv
feet health. Diseases which hAVr
auHa tu tiquoEonr. and h cures az
eases which medicine never % !.
llalf the people you meet WhefnFff
wa are can toll you ~ cures thal
-. I-uI. LL Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
The Hat Stock Must Take Less Room

Mems Good Fur mot WOOL Re
dora Hats. sold In the regular
way at $50; Alteration sale
price .... ........ ...... 0so
Boys Fur Stroller shape Hats.
neat, new. dresay shapes. reg
ular s125 10 Sl50 value: Al
teration sale price $3.50. s1.Oo
Mems Fine Fur Hats. In the new
flatiron and Panama shapes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
We Offer $1,000

A. Diseases thHt hesin via fsFHf
Ell iufiammattuuHull uatafth e. IN
tHHinuH diseases nIl che results u -
pure Hr poisoned blood
Ia nervous debility flluuaauH asta
az VituilErr accomplishing What ua
drkkan can do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
THE ALTERATION SALE
4 TIMELY SALE roR sPRINa HOUSE FuRNIsnINas.
Lace Curtains

Nottingham Lace Curtains. pret-
~ patterns. woven edges. s9e
value. sale price per pair Csc
Rufred Arabian Net lalao whitel
Curtains. full sire. imitation
Battenburg insertion and edge.
1900 value. sale price. per pair
800. o.. ..... ...-.s..s.N II. 81 =
Imported Arabian Corded Lace
Curtains. ~ yards long. extra
width. n $3.50 bargain: sale
price. per pair ......... s2.75
Two Great Rug Specials
Size 26x5l IN. Superior Q uality
Smyrna Rugs. long wool
fringe. regular $3.50 value.
sale price ..............s1.70
Size 30vG0 Best Quality Super
Smyrna Rugs. neat dark orr
entail pattern. $500 and $3.50
value; sale price ...... s2.37
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

S225 TO S2.75 value. Alteration
sale price .... .......... $500
Our Mems finest grade Soft and
Derby sun Hats. black and
colors: $3.50 TO st00 value. Al
teration sale price 1850. s2.75
25o Boys and Mems Golf Caps:
Alteration sale price $500. lsc
Misses new spring style School
and Dress Caps; our finest
grades; 75c. Soc 10 90c value.
Alteration sale price 49,. bae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
Towels
Fine FurS at About Half Price

~ LII WNTVW D W.T. y II
Pretty Black Concy Fur Scarf.
with tails. our regular $3.50
garments. Alteration sale price
.r.sss.-s. r-sst.t.ss ? As@R
Gi-lnch Long Black Hair Boa,
wide az collar and ends, With
silk cord and frogs and 8 tails;
1896 garment, Alteration sale
price ...... .......... $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

Your delivery boy seems 60 knew
bis business said tho old customer
- THE Eruerr.
You bet he does. what's muFa.
he knows every boJy's else bualaeaa
to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
~ STAR DUST ~


be vel shod bat they VIII At isas
be well hecicd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

Bleached Turkish
Towels. bought to
sell al l5c in the
regular way. Alter
alton sale price
.... ..... lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

Al. doctor. how are you today r
Excuse me, uIr. uut 1 never TAX
shop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

CTo be Continuedl
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
wedding In Rest Rooms

A new and exceedingly good use
has been found ,oy the Ladic, Res,
Rooms in the basement OF the
Court house. The FIRST couple ~
be married there were Herbert N
case and Miss Josie Hubert, OF
Rich Aill, who were uniied bl
Probate Judge Silvets this (Ned'
nesday) morning. The bride was
attended by Mrs. Kate Hupp, who
has charge OF the rooms. while
county court adjourned Tor the oe-
easiOn, anA the three judges acted
a. witnesses snd friends.
The home 1--we and attractive iit-
,iugs OF the room make ii look 3
aud In the iulurc II will be much
used loT the purpose.
After the ceremony the groom
took Out naturalization papers 80
thar ,he wedding aay marks his ci,'
isenship in the gTsa,gspubl,e Bot
lsF Democrat.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

K. A. Jurd, the y. 9th st. second
hand furniture man, and wife, came
home IRON LaHarpe, Kan, last
Thursday after a two weeks visit
to relatives. They came by way OF
Fort Scott aud made a short visit to
Mir. Jurd's parents.
Baxter Prigmore, troop ID n. u.
5. cavalry, Malabang, MindanOa,
Philippine Islands, will read the TRl-
BUNK until be returns home, Mr..
Prgmore IS irom our neighbofing
town OF Sprague aud is helping TO
keep order tor Uncle Sam in iha,
iar away island.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

John Armstrong, the new Repuh-
liean member Of the county court
from the southern distrie; assumed
The duties OF the Office on Tuesday.
Il is needless to say tha, he created
a favorable impression with the
members of the court, court house
officials and all Others whom he
met, as he is plain, unassuming
gentleman bat a thorough business
man--iusi the kind needed to assist
in managing the affairs OF Bates
county. During his stay he was ,ae
guest Of Mrs. Chas. EndresN on
the east side. where. we learn be
will soiourn when ia the city. Judge
MeFadden stops at the cottage
Judge Bruce with Judge Cole, ant
Judge Armstrong az Mrs. Chas
EndTess' restaurant makes an rqai,'
able division OF the court. We &C
knowledged a pleasant call iron
Judge Armstrong on Tuesda,
morning last Bates County Re
cord.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

II you are going 20 California, take
the through Tourist sleeper on the
Burliugton's weekly personally con
ducted excursion. They are az com
Portable, and arc oniy one-half the
price Of the standard sieepcrs, and
are becoming vevy popular with
tourists aud settlers. The route IL
yia nenvvr. Scenic Colorado and
salt Lake
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
HOMfSEtKERS' EXCURSIONS Via
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

on October Is and the first and
third Tuesdays ol November aud
December the Burlington Route will
sell Iomeseekers' tickets 10 many
points in Nebraska. South Dakota
and Wyoming at approximately one
fare lor the round trip.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
IAIMAGt HOUSE DRUG STORE

BUY YOUR PERFUMES HERE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
The New Kansas City-St. louis
Short tlae

s service OF four new trains 10
each dlnvtion was inaugurnted on
Octohcr . Try the new line. IL IS
- milcs shorter than the old route.
Trains h'aVc Kansas city Tor ST.
Louis at son a. IA. 1899 "a. M, 9:lO
=. m., and il0o y. ia.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
SlOpOyeFs In St Louis

Stopoycus for the Exposition
allowed on through tickets. Buy
through oyor the burlington. Con.
suit initial agent or write tho under
siGued ior rates.. routes. berths, spc'
cluc Information 0ud publications..
L. ], BRtcKER. W. A.LALOR.
i. y, A. efs Asfa Ht.s Asst bFnR tasts Az
kAssss lirf, No 81. Lows. Ag
&C, SHARON,
3 ". r. A., So Msia si.s
EAExss cas- No
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

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Friday ana ealled Al ia.s once SIS
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