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 the slightest hope that the score might be tied.
 Meek, hitting for McNeal, was walked.
 Mannings out to the nfield, advanced him to second.
 Demont flied out to center.
 Molesworth however, had the goods, and doubled to rght-center. Meek scored A moment later, Douglass uncorked a double to center and Molesworth scored. Raub was unable to deliver, however, and his fly-out to right retired the side and ended the game.
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Lawn pin-this exercise consists in passing any kind of a ball, either by throwing by hand. or hitting with any kind of stick, club or instrument, from station to station designated by mark CTS and pins.
 There will be a lawn pin tournament at the Country club today About 10 mem- bers of the club, many of that number being among the most prominent citizens of Birmingham will participate in the
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Pope PeIts the Pellet.

Mobile June 12.-Todays game was very fast and well played, four double plays being pulled off. The last three innings were played in a drizzling rain. In the seventh inning, with two down, follow ing d fast double play, Pope doubled to left center and Hassett singled to extreme left, scoring Pope. Official score:
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Mobile Gets WaU0ped

It was in a game that Mobile lost but not baseball game.
 It was at bowling.
 The cannes were played in Birmingham and Mobile, and the result in each place telegraphed to the other.
 Meek was the star. He bowled as ex- cellently as he stung the ball last season. He made high score, an even 22' and high average, 190 Is.
 The score follows:
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Monroe Defeats Meridian.

Meridian, Miss, June 12.-(Special)- Monroe defeated Meridian in a ha-1 fought contest which was not decided until the ninth when the winning runs were made. The score was tied in the sixth by Meridian. Dobard's work at short for the locals was again fed- ture. The youngster is making bril- liant record. Score: RI .E. Monroe JUL Oll UUz-f D Meridian ...... ......... GOO OH 0O0-2
 Batteres Brazeale and Kitchen; B'l- Hard and Fuller.
 At Gulfport: First game-Gulfport D. Vicksburg 1. Second game-Gulfport ., Vicksburg 1.
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*-Two out when winning run scored.
 Score by innings.
 New Orleans ..Ol0 GOO 00l 0--2 Atlanta. :. .. =. .. .. .. 1000 OO1 100 1--3
 Summary: Two base hits, Jordan. Sacrt- flee hits, Dundon, Delehanty, Lord, Fox. Double plays, Ryan (unassisted). Base on balls, off Castleton 1, Ryan 2. Balk, Cas- telton. Struck out, by Castleton 5, Ryan 8. Time of game 2:15. Umpire O'Brien.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
One Hit For Columbus.

Jackson, Miss, June 12-(Special.) )-Mil- Ter came dangerously close to another of his no-hit games today but Columbus saved herself in the eighth inning with a clean cut binsle. The game was the fastest seen on the local grounds this season. being finished in one hour ani 16 minutes Score: R.H.E. Columbus ... ......... .000 900 000-0 1 Q Jackson . ..... 200 900 00+-2 1
 Batteries: Allston and Downing; Miller and Ott. Umpire, Hall
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castIeton Stops sIuaaers.

Atlanta, Ga, June 12.-New Orleans tied the score in the ninth and Atlanta won in the 10 on hit and a bad throw to second by Stratton, who tried to prevent Jordan stealing that bag. Castleton held the visitors to four hits Score:
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Detroit Unfurls Pennant.

Detroit, June 12.-The American league pennant won by Detroit Rst year was unfurled today with the usual ceremonies. Detroit won today's game because 1t supported Donovan better than New York backed Manning. Score: R. H. F.. Detroit .... 002 030 00*-5 8 3 New York .... OO1 O1O O0O-2 ' 3
 Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt;
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"Buqs" Scores Another Win.

Philadelphia, June 12.-St. Louis nit Moren hard all through today's game and beat Philadelphia. Score: R. H. F. St. Louis ........ 900 oil 020-4 13 Philadelphia ..... 900 900 200-2 3
 Batteries: Raymond and HostetteI; Moren and Dooin. Time, 1:43. Um- pires, Rigler and Johnstone.
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Games Today.

Memphis at Birmingham. New Orleans at Atlanta. Little Rock at Nashville. Montgomery at Mobile.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Pope, Thorn ton. Sacrifice hits, James, Reagan. Double plays, Sentell (unassisted), James to Sem tell to Hart, Sentell to James to Hart, Thomas to Pope to Baxter. Struck out, by Torrey B. by Thomas l. Bases on balls, off Torrey ?. off Thomas ?. Time of game, 1925 Umpire. Pfenninger.
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Memphis TvirIer Forced To Accep pt the HOnOrs of
 Engagement
BARONS PERFORMED WELL
 AND DESERVED ID WIN

ChappelIe's Terrific Hitting Won the Game for Memphis-McNea's h. ability To Check Hitting Made
 Game a Pink Tea Affair.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Fourth Straight For Browns.

St. Louis. June 12.-A seventh inning rally in which five successive hits netted four runs gave St. Louis it's fourth straight victory over Washing ton today. Score: R. H. b. St. Louis ........ 100 200 40s-7 IS 1 Washington ... 22O 900 010-5 I
 Batteries: Waddell, Graham and Stephens; Smith, Falkenberg, Hughes, Burns, Keeley and Street. Time, :58 Empires. Evans and Hurst.
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Joss Helped His Record.

Cleveland, June 12-Cleveland ma ie it three out of four from Boston. Joss outpitch ed Winter and his two base hit helped in the scoring. Score: R. H. E. Cleveland ....00O 110 11*-4 8 I Boston OO0 0U0 02O-2
 Batteries: Joss and N. Clark Win ter, Pruitt and Criger. Time, :50. Um- pire, O'Loughlin.
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Chicago, June 12.-Chicago made clean sweep from the Philadelphia series by winning today's game Time ly hitting accounted for the Chicago runs Score: R. H. E. Chicago .....12O 001 10*-5 Philadelphia 001 900 0O0-1 1
 Batteries: Owens and Sullivan; Krause and Powers. Time, 200. Um- pire, Connolly.
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Lost In First Innino.

Savannah, Ga, June 12.-An error and poor playing on the part of the Augusta team in the first inning gave Savanna n today's game. Score: RHE Savannah .... ......... 200 900 O0*-2 Augusta .. ............. 900 900 1OO-1 8 2 Batteries Hixon and Moran; Keiber and Brown.
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Percue Pinches Little Rock.

Nashville, June 12-Perdue had perfect control of the ball today and Little Rock was unable to get a man past second ba SC Score.
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THE AMATEURS.

Anniston June 12.-(Special) )-Anniston took the first of a series of two games from Tallapoosa, Ga, today by score of to ?. c. W. Mccoy got two two base hits, Bullard one and Asbon one.
 Following is score by innings:
 R. H. E. Tallapoosa :. .. :. .. ..000 100 01O-2 5 5 Anniston .. .. -. :. ..020 O03 OO+-5 10 ? Batteries: Shields and Mccoy; Wilson and McLenroxe. T
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"Cincy" Gets Shut Out,

Boston, June 12.-The locals got an even break on the series by shutting out Cincinnati today. Score: R. H. E. Boston .......... 900 900 10"-1 8 ? Cincinnati .... 900 900 000--0 2 0
 Batteries: Coakley and Mclean; Ferguson and Graham Time, 1:52. Um- pire, Rudderham.
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Nashville :. .. .. .. .. ..... .001 O03 12s-7 Little Rock .. .. .. .. LOCO 900 OO0-0
 Summary: Two-base hits Page ?, Me- Elveen, Daubert, Seigle. Sacrifice hits, Bay, Seabaugh, Wells. Bases on balls Walters ?. Double plays, Mccormack to Butler to Daubert Walters to Stark Stolen bases, Wiseman, Butler. Left on bases, Nashville 8, Little Rock 1. Struck out, Perdue ,, Walters 3. Time of game LAO Umpire, Brown.
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Charleston Takes a Game.

Charleston, S. C., June 12.-Charleston won from Macon today in a game de- void of features. Score: RHE. tndrleStOn ............O00 500 OO~-3 -hdcOu .VU uUU IVU--l
 Batteries: Viebahn and Durlin; Stowers and Robinson.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cubs Hammer Pastorious.

Brooklyn. June 12.--Chicago won to- day by batting Pastorius and taking advantage of three errors in the sew enth, which let in three runs. Score:
 R. H. E. Chicago ...... 200 900 32O-7 12 , Brooklyn ...... 001 900 000-1 6 , Batteris: Reulbach and Moran; Pas torius, Holmes and Bergen. Time, 1:41. Umpire, Emslie.
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Clean Sweep For Soxs.

Manning and Blair. Time, 1:4O. Um- pires Sheridan and Egan.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Results Yesterday. Memphis ,, Birmingham 1. Montgomery l, Mobile 0. Atlanta 2, New Orleans l. Nashville 2, Little Rock o.
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It will be seen that Birmingham won all three games. Last week Mobile won the series, taking two of three games
 The deciding games will be played next week.
 Right now there is much interest in bowling, and the alleys are packed every evening.
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Ads illustrated witL good cuts are trade wfnners-The Gawk makes good cuts.
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Giants Hit the Grit.

New York, June 12.-Pittsburg took the third straight game from New York today. The locals had many men on bases but Maddox held them there. Score: R. H. F. Pittsburg ... .001 110 O01-4 12 5 New York ..... 900 900 000-0 [ }
 Batteries: Maddox and Gibson; Me Ginnity, Taylor and Bresnahan and Needham Time 1:45. Empires, Klem and ODay.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Lee Aoain In the LimeIioht.

Jacksonville. Fla, June 12.-Chandler hitting and base-running and the excel lent pitching of Lee were features of today's game, which the locals won. Score: R.H D. Columbia .. ........... .010 GOO 010-2 5 2 Jacksonville .. ....... .O22 003 03*-10 F 8
 Batteries: Welsher and Harnish; Lee and Roth.
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LOST-Liquid Price Book. Reward for return to 1701 First Avenue.
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Instead of S1.25 and S1.50. Mems Peated and Plain NegIgees. Coat Style. Cuffs Attached. White and Colors. All Sizes.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

~ Tsrsssh H-ss- usssr ssse,a
Rss ~ vsss o. fst - ifs

Washinsi1n O. c-Tts Vur.-ns
currency btn afzaeg lraz - fhe ne
tpbilcans caucer vas Tturtiag tst
through Ns 1oHre urser q sa sl ssls.
b. q vote ~ Is4 3D. fr Ff,esa -
called iragrgFs " tas ramHfv
party Fotet Ulh is 1emfr1a
went ~ retefs ts4 AGAINST ths
geasaft
The clotirE E@lenfa ~ DEBATE
we're ntIiele vita eKriiemaw and mn
pabiioaa enftsra eas ~
iusal % ne ersat uaioriiY ~ fs
Den ofram ~ sd D record ~ is wly
tf Htlh 1s fe -
Nr Iahh Is Cailfornn as sw
tute 'nr Tie Yreeland hg 81 sacurl
ance with q wel-laM plan ~ tha ara
ioriiY leaders 70 a~acerts.- where fts
Democrats stood o. fae p-roroHfsoa.
which Il vas ciaime3 81 sfsI Hss
supported D. 81 bran Nlraf.se
Democrats voted r~ressnf wtFr
arouset The Requhl 80 3 afsh
state % hEaritF AZ the expense II ,-s
minority. Only q h1ndful ~ no
Gratis bad tie temersfF 70 vote ere 81
no TIE acton o. ar Katr was
due 70 the nefraai 81 III Wlllans 10
present BIS bIu as e substitute whica
under the rule he was specifically aa
thorized TO do.
Az soon IS the BIN reaches eha sen
ate. Ar- Aldricn VIII cail q meiine o.
The COMMITTEES on anaace 10 coaster
T. Il is ezpectei the committee a
vote unanimously 20 amend the house
measure b. striking out an afsr The
enaeting clause and inser,irg the FRO
visions Of the bin, which vas PASSED
b. the senate.
i ls not doubted that the senate VIII
approve the action 81 The committee
The effect q this coarse would Be- 70
send both the Yreelaud and the Al
srich bills 10 conference.
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liant enough to make stars o. he said
impreaslvely.
Mr. Cadwalladcr. I cannot accept
nor parry your extrayaeant compll.
meats as a city girl would Surely you
can't be Interested Tn the simple
things ! eau say. Please let me go.
Once again she moved as il 10 pass
him.
"A beautiful woman dousat need 10
say things 10 b. Interesting You
haven't asked what It Is I wished to
say.
DID ron expect me 20 ask
Most girls would. That's where
you are the more attractive sit down
here and we'll talk Il over I'm make
you eomfortable He reached for
some OF the oyerhanUng boughs. "a.
tending 10 place them GA the rock
e The movement took him a pace
fuom the openlng.
Really, Ar CadNRllader. I'm sure
you could tell me as weu at the hotel
Good afternoon. she started toward
he low thQrny opening
lie was after her with the sprine Of
a cat NO. yea don't my heautyl
II you Nont stay aud talk you shall
give ne a propeF farewell
The Inequality oi ne around ayailea
aim and before she could divine his
intenuon be ihrcN bis arm around
her, gave her an aadihie kiss AID
stepped back a o. her rcath Iherc.
my wood.nymph don't br6Ak your
heart; ans don't think ! uas iniend,n4
20 ask spu % marry me } ONLY wanted
to tell that sanalod skiniack Nincenl
thar his modest doxe nasnt above 4
sweet ,iitle eiriailon ~ish saar ha.asla
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pany has been organized with ten mil.
lions ~ capital behind it, and ten ml.
lions more Il Will set from the govern.
ment besides a Whopplng Dig land
grant The road goes hy PihceryiIle.
Il has stased out the backing OF the
baby slate % Nevada. aRd already De
sun business on. we fellows alpt
asleep y Placcrviile way. you bet
notl Wen make those C.. r. siubber.
degpliions cough up their b~9othccls
YETI
HIS loud words carried 10 an and
~sllencod the NON for a pregnant IN.
slant Even the claiteF OF iron cut
lery was suspended When a suhaued
hum did hegin, dismay was In each
face and voice The success Of this
new scheme meant failure for the Cen.
tnai Pacific company; and ln that To-
eality the Central Pacific railroad was
mother TO every enterprise. bread 20
every mouth.
As soon As she could Stella wrote
hastily 10 Alfred. telling him OF the
coming Of Phinoas and his astounding
news She asked sally q, 10 hand the
ioticr 90 the driver as q special com.
mission and set out through the back
door FOR a walk before lesson time.
hoping 10 ocoger tranquility,
She took the nttle path skirting a
wiuter uyuloi back OF the town. aud
came soon 20 a clump Of pines a little
way gp the sunny hillside. She vas
quite Ia view from the short street
unti hidden by a thicket OF laurel
and holly hugging close about che
taller pines Though a scant half.
mile from The hotel the small nook
wa away from an patio ana had
proted 4 safe retreat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Servant 4 have ycur aankenrhief
and
Hls neeriag r0rds ceafed ~F1fdenlr.
BOT ior TIE menace IN stegias pais
face. buf ior hasfy. arproachinf
strides. He sprane forward past stei.
p 70 q Gldeon's crashing biow.
Hand Stella her handkerchief yoa
dsFiis Ehclpi' Gideon FASTENED ite
PROSTATE maa with g kick
fhineaf rose vita diNcuity End
obeyed. tai Stella. neW t6si help had
arrived. was stunned io inecfion. aud
the white token fcii af her feet
That's right stella Don't toueh
hi Gideon turned 70 Phineas who
WIS fgehiy trying n restore order 10
his apparel You braasmoafhel
sneaki I heard sou Hss hsf hoafd
what you said nfyel csnt vent your
spite Un e man Wiihout stalking q
womau you'd better get into hoops on
ride q donkey to-the hell Jon came
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- - - -

MuaEosee. Ok-Southhound pzsssa-
ger train No 8 on The Missouri Kan.
sas & Texas railroad. due 10 arrive
IA Muskogee az 1880 Friday morning
and running so minutes late. c0Ilides
headon three miles north Of MuskoEzs
Al noon with q ~norrhbouud through
freight Two tnainmen were killed
and IS passengers injured Buasa
West Of Parsons. Kan express mes.
senser on the dger. and James Lana.
ban, engineer OF the freight train.
were killed.
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To-day stHlin's grateful solitude was
shortiived Quick siopa had followed
hers. the tWirs parted and PhIncas
stood before her.
steila'a intuition wAs unerrine but
her caution vas unframed she dii
not attempt 20 conceal her opinion n
him Mr. Cadwaiiaderi" she cried,
starting up. u thought you went
away BY The stage"
~ didn't you See I'm here instead
lie bowed d~eferentiaily. How could
so without a word with you the belle
81 TIE uliaee2 Won't sou aif down
again. He waved BE hand toward
the rock from which she had risen. but
kept bic place near the entrance
Thank you. Nj. cadwailader. Please
excuse me. : must hurry back She
took q step forward, but be aid not
OFFER 10 give her egress.
whats your hurry. Miss Stella
You are a lovely dryad here az your
shrine. and pretty girls, to say nothing
Of dryads. are too few In my busy life.
You surely won't be 80 cruel as %
leave me without a wordfa
Ills manner was as respectful as be
could make t. stli. Stella knew he
made conQuests merely 70 brag OF
them. ITS time for Miss Vi0la's les.
sons and J must go. she said with de-
clsion-
He did not move WIS lessons don't
begin I'LL two; sally B. said s0. It's
HIS now time enough for a little
talk. isn't there2 I've something i'm
portant 70 say 10 you. Phineas gazed
AZ her boldly, expecting to see a Hush
OF apprehensive color sweep her face
Her calmness only spurred him the
more.
Stella's eyes wers fixed on the op-
poslte Interest. ard she lifted her
hand thoughtlessly 20 her hair While
searching for an excuse 70 go that
would be effective. The motion freed
q handkerchief tucked In her belt. and
1t nuttered to the ground unseen by
her.
Phineas furtively reached for Il. ex-
amined il. noted the embroidered
Stella" IN the corner and thrust it in
his pocket Yes. look TO your hair.
California Bereniee; IL is quite bril-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

3o1s f&11le CuzIty ~ z~rrrerfstaf
n smoker. Orr Milt Ml-1 a.
LrE H-es ErEr Hesn
Ft1 ar-4Ag Tie E1t - Erar er1E-
esq have been haEirE flr. naaa az
very n1A 1a1s EslEF tetrsea rs
re basement ~ Uz1T HrEsr rrs
ANRta 1 El1r EtMfrEb G. clrsw
a7 * uzT me $40 Zee $50
lATe are many ~ f r
bIated hL D1zt @t &sm frcl zen
Ae lE 70
Asl - tlz yo1 VIA 60 gw q
Leuzf EnFa E
L Reor1 II crtEza<
crs Ia ful sEsr Fz
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cHApTER vIl.

stella shivered apprehenslyeiy when
Phineas walked into the dining room
a few days after Alfred's departure.
and crowded past the diners to take
the only yacant seat a her table.
Travel had grown heavier. and Stella
assisted regularly now with the noon
waiting She shrank at Phineas loud.
familiar greeting. h~elplessly resenting
the inquiring looks OF the other
guests.
Phineas Endorsed her fear by dis
charging a bomb that startled more
than stella California is sure OF her
transmontane railroad now, The san
Francisco and Washoe Railroad com
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

eiaied yet maddened him. Still, be
must hold himself tn check. must not
lose a seccndI most OF an. be must
not iet her know what be had learned.
Yes, Il must be good bye. after an.
you see he said tenseiy. FIJI BE- back
soon ven have a talk then"
He made a snatch az dlnner Tor
looks sake, and mounted beside the
superintendent while onlookers
passed bets as 10 whether Alfred WAS
a company emnioye or a big bug with
a p%ocketbook Charley Croker was
trying to hook.
And Stella behind the window cur.
tain with blurring eyes watched the
stage vhirl away into the dark pines.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Washington. D. C-The srnorea
cruiser Maryland vas the tronhr Win.
neF In the recent target practice a.
Magdalena BAY. Announcement o.
this vas made az the navy department.
Thursday The trophy IS nov in nos
session Of the Illinois and DIRECTIONS
have been sent % the commander n
chief Of The Atlantic ncet directing
him % transfer 4 10 the Maryland
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Admiral Themss Ret.r..

San Francisco. Cal-Razr AdmEa,
Charles Stllmaa sperry returned win
n SIX months from a missioa o. peace
az O Of the American delegates 10
the conference a. The Hague. assumed
command Friday Of the strongest force
Of hrstclass dshting ships assembled
In the history o. the nation. Rear Adj
mirai Charles a. Thomas as comman.
dsrinchief Of The Atlantic feet. hauesd
down his dag al 1880 a m from tie
truck of the Connecticut
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Toronto. Ont-Niss Cara Bures,
Martin Friday annou2ced her deter.
mina1on % run for The provincial leg
islature az the Forthcoming election "a
east Toronto Ia opposition 10 Mr. r.
A. fyne, minister % education en- the
provincial cabinet Mss Martin Is
canaaa's hrst woman anyer and
hopes 90 be the FIRST Canadian woman
member - parliament
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

san Francisco. cal-Ssn Francasco's
entertainment Of the Atlantic aest Is
drawing 70 a close and the ships via
SET san for Puget Sound Monlag morn-
ing az tea O'Clock The tares days
% steaming az sea are lookei forsari
70 BY the odicers wlth genulne p,aaa
urc ms 4 relief from tie srinoas -
eiai duties that neoeniiy have been ira.
pOscd apoR them
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8 - esn.s.tIsn Al -,

ChicaEa-The sah-commfiaa ~ AZ
nzgsmeats % tAs Repah,tcaa uatlonAl
COMMITTEES passed. a reie rFliag ahieA
puts ne Coliseum where tae coagea.
ton O. 90 be hsa in taa proAisitiaa
column q declares that SEQ Harar
shah - sa.a SERVED rf hnoaeht laio
tAe convention han either as the com.
mitiee meeaogs o. dariar the ccarea.
0oa week
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Little Rock. ArE-Acune Governor
\ o findail Who retarae1 60 Little
Reek Thursday uiEht asael a praela.
mation tso heuu after bis ARRIVAL
here refoklag ne can Tor a special
session Of tho legislature ueeeat8 -
sued oy Aeuag Governor Area Ham.
tier wao took tke mtera2rs chair
during me shseaoe ffom the state q
Gov PindalL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

- eEu o. E1nEss rGan Errrs - -
De.Hfr1 C1
ELCEEET rassa a
~ Ur-sEEEuEL ElrF E-arz n y EaFER
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Gfu1a u a. E-E-esE HaH uH Fa
49, cary 1I AZ wsa eT At A.
HEEreNH HE1FaE e HarHr
EsIa CE1rrT4 Gers 9 uts e -
GrHrlT uTa1Na HeE and mla aarras1
DlrLa So - a urc
4aEs HH-E fEEEF Fs mz
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Adam lad slat aaishsa uaaiag tie
snluzls
Wait uu start q tie a Be H
claimed gleafaIlr.
Tins We learn he was preparing 70
tel some whgppem evea before the
fan
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Alcns fcc1-EasE = Z certain errs r
ht eWe1tlE u1lnlS and EEaeu. asa-x
teef Sid kg az DrgUs2R Ersan lie nsnr
seceUf am sltstEfs TraI raef.w FRHF
Address AIea 8 uHsL Il Kar. NJ u.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Every hrmzn being 6 I1tensed -
have a charaSter q has ora. q -
phat * other SIS to 90 Whaf 70 other
can-ChznulrE
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Z rP-To-DSEE u0USEKEEPrRE
~ he4 Cross Bail Bl1s q males ettkes
SSa ana sEes a. Nhen new. Al groosn-
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Electric signs are responsible ssr
some bright remarks
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-21

Thousands ~ Amcrican women
n cur houcs are caily sacrificing
their LIVES 10 duty.
Ia orier % kagp the home neat
and pretty, the children Wei dussed
AMI tails, wpraen oVurtn Afmaa
ne4knass or displacement 8 onen
trQaghton and they suffer la silence.
anlttng along fn0m bad 10 worse.
knowing well that they oQyht g
have help % orcn9me the pains and
aches which daily make iitsa bunien
It Is % thesa hithhal Wo4nen that