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mad dog. You know me, slavin-now
speak"
So intensely still was it, Hampton
could distinguish the faint ticking of
the watch in his pocket, the hiss of
the breath between the giants clinch-
ed teeth No wretch dragged Shrek
ing to the scaffold could have formed
a more pitiful sight, but there was no
mercy in the eyes Of the man watch
ing him.
Speak, you cringing hound,"
Slavin gripped his great hands to-
gether convulsively. his throat swell
ing beneath its read beard. He knew
there was no way of escape. Il
had to do it! My God, Captain, I had
to do it,"
"Why?"
q had to. tell you Oh. you devil,
you fiend! I'm not the one you're af-
ter-it's Murphy"
For a single moment Hampton star
ed at the cringing figure. Then sud
denly he rose to his feet in decision
Stand up! Lift up your hands first.
you fool. Now unbuckle your gun
belt with your left hand-your left,
said, Drop it on the floor"
There was an unusual sound behind,
such as a rat might have made, and
Hampton glanced aside apprehensive-
". In that single second Slavin was
upon him, grasping his pistol-arm at
the wrist, and striving with hairy
hand to get a death-grip about his
throat Twice HamptOn's left drove
straight out into that red, gloating
face. and then the giants crushing
weight bore him backward. He fought
savagely, silently, his slender figure
like steel, but Slavin got his grip at
last. and with giant strength began to
crunch his victim within his vise-like
arms There was a moment OF SUI
perhuman strain, their breathing
mere sobs of exhaustion. Then Slavin
slipped, and Hampton succeeded in
wriggling partially free from his death
grip 1t was scarcely an instant, yet
it served; for as he bent aside, swing
his burly opponent with him, someone
struck a vicious blow at his back but
the descending knife, missing its
mark, sunk instead deep into Slavin S
breast
Hampton saw the flash of a blade a
portion of an arm. and then the
clutching fingers of Slavin swept him
down. He reached out 5lindly as he
fell, his hand closing about the de-
serted knife-hilt The two crashed
down together upon the floor, the
force of the fall driving the blade
home to the gamblers heart.
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and my duty requires that return at
once to the camp"
oh indeed! how very unfortunate
for me-" Even as she said so. some
unexpected vision beyond flushed her
cheeks prettily. Why, Mr.. Wynkoop, Z
she exclaimed, 7 am so glad you hap
pened along, and going my way, too
am sure. Good morning, Lieutenant;
shall feel perfectly safe with Mr.
Wynkoop."
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CHAPTER XIX.

The Door Opens, and Closes Again.
In one sense Hampton had greatly
enjoyed Miss Spencer's call. Her
bright, fresh face, her impulsive
speech, her unquestioned beauty, had
had their effect upon him, changing
for the time being the gloomy trend
of his thoughts.
But gradually the slight smile of
amusement faded from his eyes
Something, which he had supposed
lay securely hidden behind years and
distance, had all at once come back
TO haunt him-the unhappy ghost Of
an expiated crime, to do evil to this
girl Nadia Two men, at least, knew
sufficient of the past to cause serious
trouble. This effort by Slavin to hold
personal communication with the girl
was evidently made for some definite
purpose. Hampton decided to have a
face-to-face interview with the man
himself; he was accustomed to fight
his battles in the open, and to a finish.
A faint hope, which had been growing
DINNER and DINNER with every pass
ing year began to flicker once again
within his heart He desired to see
this man Murphy, and to learn exactly
what he knew.
He entered the almost deserted sa-
loon opposite the hotel, across the
threshold of which he had not stepped
for two years. and the man behind the
bar glanced up apprehensively
Red Slavin?" he said We'll, now,
see here, Hampton, we don't want no
trouble in this shebang."
I'm not here seeking a fight, jim .
returned the inquirer. genially. Il
merely wish to ask Red an unimpor-
tant question or two"
He's there in the back room,
reckon, but he's damn liable to take
pot shot at you when you go in
Hampton's genial smile only broad
ened, as he carelessly rolled an IN
light cigar between his lips.
He walked to the door, flung it
swiftly and silently open, and step
ping within, closed it behind him with
his left hand. In the other glittered
the steel-blue barrel of a drawn revol-
yer
"Slavin. sit down."
The terse, imperative words seemed
fairly to cut the air, and the red
bearded gambler. who had half risen
to his feet, an oath upon his lips, sank
back into his seat, staring at the ap-
partition confronting him as if fasci-
mated
Put your hands on the table, and
keep them there," he said Now, my
dear friend, l have come here in
peace, not war, and take these slight
precautions merely because l have
heard a rumor that you have INDUCED
in threat or two since we last part
ed aud know something Of your i'm
petuous disposition. | regret the ne
cessity, but trust you are resting com
fortably.'
"Oh, so to hell"
I'VE will consider that proposition
somewhat later. Hampton laid his
hat with calm deliberation on the
table. No doubt, Mr. Slavin,-if you
move that hand again I'll fill your sys-
tenn with lead-you experience some
very natural curiosity regarding the
object of my unanucipated, yet hope
no less welcome visit
Slavin's only reply was a curse his
bloodshot eyes roaming the room fur
lively.
I suspected as much, Hampton
went on. coolly. Indeed. I should
have felt hurt had you been indifer
ent upon such an occasion. It does
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CHAPTER Xxx.
The Cohorts Of Judge lynch

ne GOnOFIS OF Judge EynCns
Hampton staggered blindly to his
feet, looking down on the motionless
body. For a moment the room ap-
peared to swim before his eyes, and
he clutched at the overturned table
for support. Then, as his senses re-
turned, he perceived the figures of a
number of men jamming the narrow
doorway, and became aware of their
loud. excited voices Back to his be-
numbed brain there came with a rush
the whole scene, the desperation of
his present situation. He had been
found alone with the dead man. Those
men, when they came surging in at
tracted by the noise of strife, had
found him lying on Slavin, his hand
clutching the knife-hilt He ran his
eyes over their Mortified faces, and
knew instantly they held him the MUIR
derer.
The shock of this discovery steadied
him He realized the meaning, the
dread, terrible meaning, for he knew
the west, its fierce, implacable spirit
of vengeance, its mercileSs code of
lynch-law. The vigiiantes of the min
ing camps were to him an old story;
more than once he had witnessed
their work been cognizant of their
power. This was no time to parley or
to hesitate. He grabbed the loaded
revolver lying upon the floor, and
swung Slavin's discarded belt across
his shoulder.
Stand aside, gentlemen" he com
manded. Step back, and let me
pass"
They obeyed. He swept them with
watchful eyes, stepped past and slam
med the door behind him. Men were
already beginning to pour into the sa-
loon, uncertain yet of the facts, and
shouting questions to each other. To-
tally ignoring these, Hampton thrust
himself recklessly through the crowd
Halfway down the broad steps Buck
Mason faced him, in shirt sleeves, his
head uncovered, an ugly As" in his
uplifted hand. Just an instant the
eyes of the two men met. neither
doubted the grim purpose of the other.
You've got ter do it. Bob an
nounced the marshall, shortly, dead
er alive"
Hampton never hesitated. I'm sor-
~ l met you. l don't want to get
anybody else mixed up in this fuss.
If you'll promise me a chance for my
life, Buck, I'll throw up my hands.
But l prefer bullet to a mob"
The little marshal was sandy-haired,
frapIrlo-fappd and all uarya Tho
crowd damned within the Occidental
had already turned and were surging
toward the door. Hampton knew from
long experience what this meant;
these were the quickly infamed CO.
horts of Judge Lynch-they would act
first, and reflect later. His square
jaws set like a trap.
All right, Bob" said the marshal.
You're my prisoner. and thereIl be
one hell of a fight afore them lads
git We. There's a chance left-leg ii
after me-"
Just as the mob surged out of the
Occidental cursing and struggling
the two sprang forward and dashed
into the narrow space between the
livery stable and the hotel Moffat
CHANGED to be in the passageway, and
pausing to ask no questions, Mason
promptly landed that gentleman or
the back of his head in a pile of dis
carded tin cans. and kicked viciously
at a yellow dog which ventured K
snap at them as they swept past. Be
hind arose a volley Of curses. the thuC
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credit to your heart, Slavin. Come
now, keep your eyes on me! I was
about TO crafty your curiosity, and, in
the first place. came TO inquire solic-
itously regarding the state Of your
health during my absence, and Incl
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EaithfuIness-

There is nothing possible to a
human greater than simple faithful
ness. And the word stands out as
the hopeful. possible thing about our
liYes.-Maltbie d. Babcock.
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The small business is the one that
most needs THE LAKE COUNTY
TIMES advertising.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03

J,,r,o, or salot.t aud nar stirring dur.
:na II. .a,artso, III corN4 mass mus.
.as ain, sror,,. inf r,Y.tcal ueop1e and
....- ,,..,.l t..s....l. ,,.r hen. ov--, .b.rzh.e
et. ,... ..l.,,,.,o her +.aus can
n. ,... ,+.ar,o,os ~ ra3.nrr
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80 49, 49, - 81, .rrr.,r an.
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''' wa" g '''. 60 ..,.. ..........5
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alN'"- music
. .'' N- TOD '.. ''
lP ih me A'''.. "' D. ,'''-' ~ 800
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03
SEMINARY GETS
100000 G|F I
MRS. RUSSELL SAGE GIVES VAST
SUM TO SCHOOL WHICH SHE
ATTENDED-Y. M. c. A. GETS
s250ooo.

New York, Feb. 2,-Ths Herald Sun.
day Will say
Announcement is made Of the gift
IL 100000 by Mrs Russell Sage to
he Emma willard Seminary, Of Troy
and also S25000o 70 the International
Commit tee OF the Young Mems Chrl
tian Association
Alis. Sage finished her ducation
At the Emma Willard Seminary and
has been fr several years president
fthe Al mni Association The gil
are made eonditionaiy 70 being pro-
yided that in ey ID of Mrs sag
death before be money is paid
win be turned over by her estate
IT is understood that the sift 70
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
/; ON viii be used 10 cree a building
here for the executive Offices Of the
committee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03
TWO WOMEN DIE IN
A TENEMENT FIRE
TWO BURN TO DEATH IN CINCtN-
MATT BLAZE-FORTY FAM
LIES IN BUILDING ALL ES-
CAPPED INJURY.

Cincinnati, Feb. Mrs. Johanaah
Wolf and Mrs. Mary Mcliyain were
burned 20 death in a fire which de
sr5yed the Marseilles building,
tenement house al 1913 Main street.
Several persons were slightly in.
jued. All he other 80 families In the
building at the time escaped without
injury. The loss Is $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03
LIFE SENTENCE FOR SLAYER

Adrail. Mich. Feb 2.-Joseph Eh b.
Itch Jr. aged p was today con
victed al t1e murder of his former
sweetheart. Leola Kelly, aged %, and
sentenced 10 the Jackson prison for
life Miss Kelly wa found dead at
her home on November q with pair
of scissors sticking into her heart.
shortly before she had written to
Enrich breaking her engagement to
marry him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03
CAMERON is PROMOTED.

Chicago. Feb. Official aauou7ce-
ment was made today of the appoint
ment Of C.. C. Cameron. formerly gem
craI freight agent Of the Hin is Cea-
tral lines south. with headquarters a.
Memphis. TO be general freight agent
of the en- ire system at CChicago.
with special jurisdiction over inter.
state commerce Offairs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03

cairo and vici1ity-Gonorally fair
and colder, brisk to nigh northeIiy
winds. The temperature will fall TO
"a degrees above zero or lower Sun
day morning.
Illinois Fair ana colder
Kentucky Rain this afternoon fol-
lowed by fair and decidedly colder
Tennessee Fair. colder. Cold wave
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Nev Saloon.

Ne Sis !. N. M~er and sam West
viii open a new saloon al Mounds
Tuesday night 4 ring banl ana a
. e1dnch viii De features of the open
ng night
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ened her with fear and made her mis-
orahly selIconscious, She grew ner-
vuns and overwrought hardly know
ing sometimes what she said and she
had even the desperate feeling that
every guilty owner Of secret has, OF
wishing that the blow would fall at
once instead OF delaying, that the
truth would out and the suspense be
ar an end
7 Ana yet. when the shock did come,
I she found herself MS wholly UMPIRE
pared for 70 as though she had not
gone over 1t IN her mind already a
/ thousand times.
Dick had said, IT'S pretty warm
tonight but It's that big, allstar con
cert, YOU know And in blank
rmaze she heard her impatient reply
and Dicks answering exclamation
without fully taking in their signti-
canoe She heard her own voice say
fretully; oh, ! wish never had 10
/ 30 to another concert as long as |
live" and Dicks amazed Why,
4 Great Scott! So do r.
And then there was a long pause,
while they stared at each other with
/ the eyes Of strangers. Why, DICK,
what do Won mean?" she cried, and
with torrent OF words utterly as
/ founding. Dick poured out his soul.
/ oh. Cissy darling, | never meant to
+ let you know swore Wouldn't
I I'm a brute to do it, bat sometimes
/ lately I've almost thought Il would be
/ better to tell &ou and not be continual
/ Is d. appointing YOU the way | must
do, | know you think that vas an eX-
+ ,lamation OF temporary Impotence, as
yours was, but Cissy, IL wasn't Dear
est. try TO forgive me for deceiving
you--I thought it was the only way to
win YOU I'm not musical Cecilia,
not in the ieas musical You might
as we'll know the worst IN tone
deaf cant tell one note from an
other You should have married one
who was not shut out from what Is
such a vital parG OF your life. But ]
couldn't let YOU 60 II was my love
( thought I could surround you with
il. ana fool that I was. thought
could deceive yoH in an esseaial--oh,
Cissy, don't look at me like that. |
2ant bear it''
Cecilia was indeed pale as 4 lily
and She sat very still, looking a him
with wide dark eyes in which was an
utter amazement that left her face
otherwise expressionless. However, as
he finished and sank by her chair, she
broke into loud peals Of hysterical
/ laughter. which drove the distracted
Richard almost beside himself with
alarm. although she was clinging TO
him with a most comforting feryor.
You darling she cried You dear.
est Of the dear, No more am I mn
steal, | haven't any ear at all. new.
or could make bit of sense ont Of
music. Oh, Diclie' | was so afraid
you wouldn't like me If wasn't musi.
cal put all that on-just like YOU. |
never could bear concerts. Dickie,
Dickle' Don't you see p She shook
him by both shoulders and expression
came back into Aer husbands stupe-
fed face
With a wild whoop Of delight he
picked her up and tossed her high in
the air, exclaiming: You precious lit
ne rascal" and dissolved into fearful
laughter Cecilia stopped him to. lis
ten to her eager exclanaJions.
Does it seem pcssibie-all these
months Why Dick. ! planned all my
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03

Unb-dden guests are often vel
CONTEST when they are gone--.'hases-
leare.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03

True e DOL Of Poiiteress.
The society OF ladies' the a-hOOl OF
EoUteass.- F.Cl lAe SYa1.z2
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-03

WfEs TI-wcrs Ecst Numerous.
OF al aa3o.z nearly - per cent
ara wife.
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.

j. s. AIsTHoRPE.
A. 6 cANpgE Vice President w. II.
W. Vce-President
r. 7. Secretary
AsTHoRPE. Astc
a c AsTHoRpE n. s. cAEDEE, THos. p. coTTER.
/ c.ud-eIa urancsA o
GREEN r. e HALLIDAY
idsn u {. iiay MnHnsC 10
wv HALLIDAY LoHR, PAUL G. scHUH,
Capitals D.
TAOS J smYTH. w H.. WOOD WRIGHT.
suvtt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-27

WANTED: by Chicago wholesaly
ana mail order house, assistant man.
"ger man or Woman) fer this conn.
try and adjoining territory. Salar
e2O and expenses paid weekly: exe
Pense money advanced. Work plea.
SAINT; position permanent. No in.
Eeatment or experience REQUIRED.
Spare time valuable. Write at once
nor tu,I particulars and enclosed self.
addressed envelope Address,
GENERAL MANAGER, 134E. Lake
S., Chicago. Illinois.
WANTED 10 men in each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples Of our goods. Salary $500
per month. 50 co per day for expen-
ses. Royal Supply Co, Dept. w.,
Atlas Bldg, Chicago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-27

cures made by Or.
k.aoors Swamp-R Root,
the Erea, kidney. liver
laa bladder remedy.
lis the great medi-
ca..rumph Of the nine
t-ea.a century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Pr. NUuar, the emf
na"t kidney and blad-
OR specialist, and is
Ia. in promptly curing
ttpt> .1,1 -
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Local Iterrls,

Fl1l /, ~ n - - q 4. T.
-,.t,;,
. r.,;t.,..,i,
"''''N
Mr.. and Mrs. Ailard OF Amnicon
were guests Of friends in the CITY this
week.
L '. baugleS oi oeil'l"I az - "'
west Baden springs l"ui"'" LOT
recreatioh'
\ NJ, r,.ofc+ p,,loor,or,, No.,
,aaau;n,, for n fa,., d,y,, ,,i.it. win,
49,, l,,,,d
Mrs. H. Is Dear returned home Oh
Wednesday from Ten Gays stay III
in the east.
C,or.rce Hartley has returned I'm
Modioor after = few DAVIS wish with
,bo family Of w l. picl,eriro
Wednesday evening of last week,
Mrs. Minnie Dickinson of Ne,tleton
Avenue entertaine q party a friends
at cards.
,..,
~ - ~" W '"0'' ,,o''o ',' ,'l's
at the r. B. Dear reaidence during
the absence of Mrs Dear in the east.
fFiua! evening Oh I'Sl week 'i"'
els beauooih OF W. fourIh oIeeC'
gave oeHghIlul uahclhg parry az
ms nome MUSIC, uahcilS anu games
were enjoyed ana ieileShineH'9 "'Ae
w,NTED. N man in aocb state to
travail dic+rihuta eomnles Of our goods
o,d ,ao,, sions Salary $500 per
month. 90 M nor dav for expeusea
SAIrNDERS co Denorptment p, 46
Iockson boulevard. CHICAGO. III.
The SENIOR GLASSES OF lho MY"
M D,,,,
-, ,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,
~
dooi1aa 80 ,,rt
.I,.oao, oo,,o.v dro,,o,
Now on the dead square would you
not rather read IN country heWspa-
per about some industrious young
homestead than TO read in a bio daily
ahout Mrs Potter Palmer renting
dul,e,s costle for the coming YEAR,
Prison Mirror,
"heh oehatoi iio"i io"' ''eo 'l'"' u
lrleho VINO IheS 'hous''' ''',o "Pt'o''
ulclI'S was III feaiily SuhoI'hE nv"
acute lnd'Sestioh' ne suilleu Se"'"''!'
'Reaily, he Sald, 'Iha'S soou news
rejoice 1or my irlehu Ih"' me 1rou-
err than in the appendix, MAY Lip
pincott.
Invitations have been received bv
Friends bero for tne MARRIAGE Of Mis-
Polle rolemantoN Mr. Waller Martin
be celebrated at that place on May
18th. Miss Coleman Is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w G, Coleman, who
were former residents of the East
End.
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-,'Il.
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Nel-o0 Dewey Items.

'''' va VIC FIdHth Z!
Tue N.@to Audubon Society at the
Dewey it was possible to obtain NJ
slereopti,m. Miss F4,nn,,r A.,
Cormjcs had ,b. m.J,ar =, ,a.,.,.
ana gayo the tank, ~ ma o,i,.,.,',,,
she was assisted by ln, ,rc,,ora,,,,'
science department, wnen,,n,rrI 49,,
pictures.
o,.
,,I,,.. '' " '.' iI'Eh school has
D,...,,, '''" "''h as the
r,.,,,,.. >.''' representative on
D,y.,. ,.,,,.r.'.. ,''''' " me
1I,r,,,..,'.'.', W. u 1p''"''S Ns',l'
49, '''''S'''
~ : negotiating with Mr..
I...'' 40 " " 90" ''l 'N"a, the noted
''' " COURSE Oh historical lee
'' "'"'>, II the arrange
I'.. ~ l'..' '' mace 'h' lectures viii
Oh A1,''' 80, May 3 aud
Tho 4 h,etic ,..,.,;.......,
scented. ID, .,o,, .,,.,,,,.,,.s... ~,
,a.I... n.. ...,
'heS ~" Of in",twooL, ne LATEST
-'yi' ana are red ANA whit,. the
'ca"oi rol1s bearing a largo letter
"p.. Those presented with these
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!. Us I".a tivN lUat superior as to
have another bank.
Bishop 9ohoner returned Thurs.
day from few days trip around his
diocese.
n 4. carou Is r.modoliny hi, home
at POS Wand ST.. and putting it into
Ana shape.
81. cecelia', Guild Of the Church Of
the Rede.mor mo, with Miss Ma5ele
B@oAoE "Wednesday evening.
Eliza show Gi'd of the Church of
the Red-nmer met with Mrs. NJ. $
BHgby of ". 4,h St, Thursday.
Air and Mrs. A. w Kunert enter
tanned The Seven.up Cub at their
home Friday evening of last week.
I Mys Mary Doud viii open Il res.
4 tamaut at 500 W. 9th ST., and will be
/ prepared 10 serve meals at all hours.
\ new shoe-repairing establish
has been opened in the buiIdin.
back of r. H Booths Confectionery
store.
~. c..,,,..,,,a ,,,,,,,,,. 4,
-, = ~ ,ns..., l,''' I'M ..t ~ nav,
,.;,,, A. Ir.,n.
Haye- 1T the Euclid Hotel.
rba dance oivan ~ the Chime.
R,sa Ran Team nj the Music Han
Fast End last evening r.as very much
anioyed ~, n Iarpa nrowd
NJ S. Peter Bradshaw VIII be with
her daughter, Mrs simmons at tDe
West End, until the return or her
daughter MISS Bradshaw, from IN
EE Jaii.r Hi0ani who has been sick
at 81. Francis Hospital for some time
is aoIs TO be about ana aIlho stll not
fully recovered no further serious
trouble is looked for.
,..,.,.p w. -.
Assembly men IL, I, NNh came I'D
Thursday noon from Madison to at
tend the annual BANQUET Of the
County Board of Supervisors given
Thursday evening at the German
Hall on Broadway.
proypmauts on his home at 1876 W
9Th st he has purcbassd two lots on
witch No i hovino Rno basement
and COLLAR made and will move
,is residence o,,to # when c,mr,eted
10 ,,iu ,an,odal ,ha old bopse and
nm :, inf, a. alas. condition with
antno oo,verie,c,s of tine modarn
h,,,a
Mgr Con Kelly of the Clipper Base
BAH Team is confined to his home
with a sore foot the result of step.
p
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% YOU GEl UP
WITH A LAJLE BACK /?
Kidney Trouble Mahas You Miserable,

Almost everybody vea reads the news.
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