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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-23
BUSINESS CHANGES

WE are about to organize new company in the line of machinery manufacturing. with foundry, machine, pattern and structural shops. Later on will put in steel foundry. To buy an up-to-date plant, located near city, we need $15.oOo to s2O,0Oo. This Is an excellent chance for safe investment for a man with capital. Address BPS. care Age-Her- aid R-20-6t GOOD OPPORTUNITY-W sell out our commissary store in order to give more time to other business; a money making business: stock will run from SSCo0 to s10,O0O. Don't answer unless you mean business and can pay all or not less than half cash; splendid trade in growing town. Address W. T. Brown & Co.,, Rapland. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-23
INTERPRETATIONS

NANTED-Position as collector with
 real estate concern by young man who desires to learn the real estate busi-
 ness and Is willing to work. Address
 L-22, Age-Herald. 12-21-3t
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place by young man 20 years olds have had three years
 experience and can do good work. Ad- dress K-24, care Age-Herald. 12-Z-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-23

WA ANTED-Commissar bookkeeper, 10
 carpenters woman stenographer, house. { keeper for old couple, counter cigar salesman; pantry woman; also chamber maids: other openings. Room 626, Cham
 bar-Commerce Bldg
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FOR SALE

TALK WfTH ALAN JEMfsON.
 BELL, 10o PEOPLES 6 6-4-tf ICE CREAM, best made. Weldon-Nash.:
 Both phones sO6. 1-11-tf
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FOR SALE-Furniture with lease, s- room house; full of good paying room CTS; fine location. Bell phone 4273.
 12-21-7t
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FIRST-CLASS office man open for posi- tion January 1, 1911, or at once; several years experience; can furnish best Of references from former employers. Sober and good habits, and have executive ability. Can hold responsible position
 C-24 care Age-Herad. 12-22-2t
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WANTED-Party with some experience
 in listing and sale of Alabama farm lands to form partnership and make speciality of large and small farms. Ad-
 dress D-23, Age-Herald. 12-22-2t
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wants to figure with some reliable firm for position at once; best of city references furnished. Ad
 dress G-24, care Age-Herad. 12-22-2t
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WANTED-HELE'

YOU are wanted for government po-
 sition; Ss0 month; write for list of positions open. Franklin Institute. Dept. 2-B. Rochester. N. Y. 12-11-1mo
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WANTED-Two insurance solicitors for Birmingham district; liberal salary for ! good men. Address B. P. O. Box s91
 12-23-5t
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UATTJS SAFFS

HALLS SAFES. Halls safes at satisfactory prices and terms; safes exchanged, opened ana repaired. Birmingham Safe Co, lIl2- II 1st avenue, Peoples phone 295.
 2-2S-tf |
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WANTED-A stenographer capable of acting in capacity of general office as- eistait: must have good appearance
 and address: operate mimeograph ma chine. be accurate with figures and have rudimentary knowledge of bookkeeping,
 combined with plain. legible hand; state salary expected. age. experience and references, character and trustworthi- ness first letter in own handwriting. Address Painstaking, Box 17S Bessemer,
 Ala. H-zo-N
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WANTFD-Ste -Stenographer, extra work; bookkeeper for small bank; white chef dining car; white and colored maids. cooks; man and wife for poultry farm. Other openings. Room 626 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
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ONE CtNT 4 WORD

RATES--one cent a word a dayJ no ad. taken for less than 2oc for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany crder.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07
SYNOPSIS.

The story OPENS with the Introduction
OF John stephens. adVcuturer. "a NHkaa-
cnuhctts man mnrooncd by authorities AZ
Valparaiso. chile. Being Interested la
mining operations Ca Bolivia. be was De-
nouuced by Chile as an nsurrectIonist
ana A. "A consequence was hiding At hts
motel bis attention was attracted hv an
~ENAnshinan and a Young woman.
stephens rescued the Young woman fr1m
drunken oucer. he was thanked by
her. Admiral OF the Peruvian navy con-
Iruntee stephens. told him that war n
been declared hafurrr Crfla and Perm
and offered him the office % captain He
1e4rel that That night the Ezfncralia. a
chilean vessel should be captured
s.'p,eus accepted The commission
stephens met a motley crew. 10 which De
was ahslEuei He gave them final in
~strucuons They boarded the vessel They
snrcesTfllly captured the vessel supposed
o. Co. M Esmfraida. through strategy.
capt stephens gave directions FOR tie De-
paFiufe q the craft lie entered the cab
ln ana discovered the English woman
and her maid. Stephens quickly learned
!ie wrong vessel had been captured.
was Lord pariinEton's private yacht.
we lQrds wife ana maid being aboard.
re explained tEe situation 60 her ladg-
snip Then Flrtt Mate futile laid bare
the plot snyiuE bat the sea Queen n
been taken lu order 90 go 60 the Antafc-
" circle Tuttle explained that on n
FORMER yuE De had learned that the
Donna Isabel was lost On i11 III had
found ~ frozen Co. "a huge case % Ice
on m island and contained much sold
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

Money and expense are not essential 20
artistic homes and attractive rooms One
dollar % tity cents worth o. material
will completely transform d crude. mar
tstic room into a graceful, dainty part
mCnt.
Really 30 b. good taste and skin that
makes the home humellae. That dainty
touch e. worth twice as much as money.
Wal paper ls eApCnsivc-it Gusts money
e. buy 90, t1 hang 30 and again 90 re.
move DO. With the use % the alahastInci
wall there is only the slight c1st of the
mateual-auy one can brush DC ou-and Do
D. not Necessary 20 sash it of the wall
when a fresh coat IS required.
II b. very easy % mix. very simple %
apply. but She results are simply beauti-
ful. 4 whole house can b. done az Just
q little more than the cost q a single
room when ordinary materials are used,
And this il true, that now that We have
% much better materials for use IN the
decoration Of our homes. that wall papvF.
common kaisomine aHd paint are nov as
much ont Of date a. the old time white
wash. taliow candles and rough heun
foofs Mere money h. no longer an -.
Genital in good hou~sciuruishing in artistic
home making.
The now materials and labor saving ma.
chtncs arr mnst wnlcomc 20 us al-and
every fhouehffui M every uaoman
who cares Tor her home, Is quick 20 utli1s
them.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

well az night, / believe there IS moth.
Ing Ike the Piukham remcdies"-
Mrs CLARA fRANKs, r. Z. D., No. 3
Knoxville, Iowa.
The success Of lydia T. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. made from roots
and herbs. Is unparalleled It may be
used With perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, inaam.
nation, liberation, nbroid tumors. ir-
r~egularitoa. periodic pains backache,
bcaring-d0wn feeling, %hatuloncy. indi-
gtsuou, dizziness, or nervous proatra-
ton.
For thirty years lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been the
standard remedy for female ills and
suffering women owe 10 90 themselves
90 at least give this medicine a trial
Proof Is abundant that Il has cured
thousands Of others, and why should Il
not curt your
Hyou want special advice write
Mrs. FinkhRm, Lynn. Mass, for Ii.
IL Is free and always helpful.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07
LE~ls' SINGLE siNoER-

A bantmats cigar frcsh trom the
table wrapps3 In foN thaz keeping
fresh uuul smoked A heah cigar
maze ~ sood tobacco Is the ideal
smoke The old well cured tobaccos
ssed are 50 rich Ga quality nat many
WIZ ~hogrDerly smoked lee cigars nov
snoke Levts Single Binder Straight
s. Lssis singlo Binder costs the
dealer cme wcre than other Sc cigars.
bat lhe hshsr pdee enables this fac
tory 60 ese extra quality tobacco
Thero are many limitations dOn't b.
fooled There Is n0 substituted Ten
the dealer you want a Lewis single
BinGer
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

was Obliged % acrnoEietre q
myself fhat g. was not sn ir-npo1r.t,g
plan EllminatinR the ctanoe q ac
cident or some unusually lad i1ck
success appeared not 0zly poEEsis
but probable
Did you think az that CT ygzrrsf
Mr T1rrle
Well FranciBoo suEEestef c8-E3t
eral'e but we did q Together
Where O. he7 o. b0art--
The laughed lis syeE 81
preEEive o. contempt
Not much. be badrt the nerre
Hes a schemer an right but q blaze
coward
But suppose be gets 70 TALKING
back there in Valparaiso
i was big BIZ An5ers5n Who az
swered me Disguised with car lo-r
controversy.
-Oh, 70 bell vld Francisco Be
broke In. grumr. Its vat you'rs
goin 20 DO we want % know Frar.
ciscou hold his EaE well enough He
expects a BIT % The EUag. an besi5es
! Jet him know what vas cgztz tc
him II be Jet his tongue wag I had
him right. Jet me tell ye An
damme M Stephens the t1Ir i1
him breaking al bounds. - & air.
comm the sane way 10 any ether
duder who goes back on us this trip
That's what talks, He ierEel his
s~heath-kEife from his belt. and with
one hefce lunEe. drove 50 hEH 20 The
hilt into the table. his brute eyez
Sowing thresteningly into DiEe
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07
MOST PEOPLE DO
NOT KNOW CAUSE
OF THEIR SICKNESS

Doea hunan hsaffh espauf "a n-s
orgas aioraF ms r1sstlcn q tecau.
i1R wEsiF fleeatasf Eir-s T. r. Cocp
~ hnt asvarcsf kir nsorT thaf ~
stomach "a ~ true sat a. ne and az
Eeaith ~fegeEfsst 1Er1 g.
Nr CSsgef. uh0 has na Via ~
markahie flcfeaa i1 ~ ma 81 As
rew meGfcsue. believes tts sna nsu
aeh "a ~FeFporrfala Ter mas- rsfansa
an6 nat tkis rrFan Ca wax 20 ne
present. g-s1srstt1n Wals eEa1mlaE
tka thecTy rscszIT he Az Z an
aEket u-s EE4 aEzt1 20 tsI va ny
Za-iels has EsEe u-ck q raccrz
uhsrsveg have tzros1sat e. NJ AZ
rueT always t. bszss b restores 10
uclach 20 q Ecr-zi c11srtm Mz
c1e VIZ deny that today 1sera Are
mere half-a,ck net and w1-e- .1zn
ever bore Ec..rF critical as-H
70 D. the -z-sr wE tEs ThsT
Ers Er Ez1El-k -cH 90 Is a
T1ey 1C-t E-cH ready uEz- f. ~
matter IRA to- hare eaEf va
Eo-s cElEg & paFs rro TzsrE
ard few Esu Efef w lss- .rsu
tM waE C-e mE ra-v1u-arf z--r
Es4 hl-sT tr11 a-Uksr Ever a--
pat-- E-s cczrzrlZ O. bar
EC-1l E tu1E uC May saz
EEatsd a. 49, z1t r. sE -1u C
EGEe cp1asE a. 6Est d.
ve.g n1E-C- u1z- 10 Al N
coTu @ arE az r5s r c. 70
E-g
! EsW sIreiy ust srs-T 80 q
GiE ca-1. M k@zlrh % czz1sd ~
stomach rro1bIe ar1 uorkrE e
~ &ew D1srsTey pts ne ro-azea
IN s1E1t cg1tuo1 t1 sbc1 sir useh
Glg1tF fen pge car - E-k Elfs q
SOD clEelC1 That M Wy ~ -sN
cne Is selling ~ u-ch q rs-suzH
Fate Z have e1-Fsosd -z-y -coz
EzD1s q Decg that thess lzl-u are
80 and The humber e groElzE -
hzps ard 5o1zLE
Among ECrs recsut co-verts - WE
CoCpe-s beliefs Is Nrz L0-1s L
Mine-. Evl1E @ R-raI Rcu.e Ne z
Hs-1lksr. X h vac says Z vas =
Poc- ksz-th fo- six years troz Etcz
aca trouble ard fzfirssdcz Q-ite
~hsg1s1tiy ~ stczach Ezs SO weak
that = wCE1 Ect retain sold food I
lad vomiting spells every EcrnfaE zrd
vas su1sect 20 freG1eEt attacks q dlz-
nnsss Life became E1ch a bu-1an
that I often felt e vas not worth The
living tried everything I cozN hear
C. but found zochiag that EoGh AZ
ford reEef-
Fer some tine I had been re1t1lnE
q TIE Cooper remedies. and anzIly &c
coed 20 give TIE Nez Discovery
preparation e trial After taking tha
FIRST bcrile. I n1.iced a marked TN
proTe-eut Five bottles made me e.
urgiy vel can ear anything I Ssh.
ard have nos been troubled v1th ~
stomach since TIE dizzy 8pells dis
appeared long SGD
NY mother. Mrs s-sau Parklns.
o a nurse % long ezperfsuce Both shs
aid ny father have used The Cooper
remedies with arlsudid results wtu
30 glad 90 answer ary peFauual ccrrs
-Ep1udeuce 10 regard 20 my case
Coopers Nee Discovery Is sold -
all druggists Il yugr druggist carucs
supply you. we uil forward you the
name o. q druggist in yo1r city who
VIII nunt accept something last a.
Eood-Tbe Cooper Medicine Co Day.
1oB. Ohio
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

the hospital because they wanted 10
operate on me went TO ST. J~osephfs
Hospital az Omaha and put In three
months there without any gain. was
pretty well discouraged when I was
advised 70 use Doan's Kidney Pills. /
did 50 and by the time I had taken
m box, the pain in the back left me.
| kept right on and a perfect cure
was the result"
Remember the name-Doan's.
For sale by all dealers. 80 cents a
box. Foster-Mllburn Co, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

confessed. so Ions as your coal lasts
But o can't put In anywhere Cor a
new tupply-ahat them
He turned partially about. and
wiuked ar De Nova. the gelop.
snuued back 81 hilu, 5Et burst ia
eagerly:
'Oh. we're not quite SO Ercen as an
rat Mons stephens. an ] tiuk vc got
ais ting plan out Jus bout right We
steam sd till USE get maybe Tar nuurh
south were zey quilt look for US Hoe
10 be $50 degrees vest an 90 degrees
south. Nobody tlnk we so zere-
non. ZION. We got coal plenty for
Eat, an zen have bunch leN / knoB
] try H. No ore need push her eizeg
after We leave sc Teriaudez-we be
well ahead zen. Zen ere rtg Up sc
schooner sails. az make So next
tousan' mile UIzoug burn' g p0uu'
You see how il 90. Ze danjaire Uas
not, for In q; ocean We meet Messing
but may be- q whale ship
You understand what he means
sirs went on futile. as the creole
paused Tor breath. Once well ahead
We can fan hack on canvas and save
the coal But veil need the steam
power down there TO hold her OF an
on Roy the island while We DO The sob
It's a mighty nasty bit o water. Ru a
sailiu yyssg, So apt q get Tiurhcd Ia
The ice. but With a teamer Ne can
hold her 20 g. however the wind
blows
! looked al The fellow With greater
respect Evidently be had considered
every ANKLE 81 uhc desperate Same De
was playing
Your scheme certainly sounds r,a
f0nablo enough, ! admitted, almost
reluctantly And the chances are
you VIII get there ali ytsat Hut cup
pose yea DO, suppose you discover
thls mysterious island, suppose you
nDd there thC Eallvou as yea say sup
pose yug even succeed 10 setting
aboard and into possession of lAc
tuvasure-what teCus pont you knoW
YOU'VE bound So be caught the minute
you come Out oi the Antarctic Into
any ocean p~atrolied by TIE fleets o.!
The WOrlIr You have committed p
racy-a crime against the nations
and tho civilized world viii unite 20
hunt you down
That's another reason why po bad
90 have "a steamer hc explained,
calmly You iJst remarked that
they'd De 'oO}In' Tor the sea Queen 10
come back Well let om look they
won't never see her. SIR. once We
sea that sold u7Ger matches an back
AS Gar As that sock they cau noaEh
crty island-0u' that's only a run e.
maybe 500 milcs-lu vueagu 80 usbo
this here Sea Queen 80 thar her
own caGtaiu wouldn't know her 60
feet away, Howl Id strip he en-
s'ugs Gus o her. hist the STACK over
board tear down thc hrldge an whett
house r,g hvr as a ~barkcntina change
every Tine o paiat forc an al, an
then wreck her somewhere aloag the
east PstHgopsSa c0Sst OF maybe the
falklands n Would be p0ihia bnt al
bloomtn Whairr g0pe ashore. an
agono anybody nads out diaerVnL vel
Be scattered 10 bell an back
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

Mrs A., who had a shiftless col.
ored maid. was h%urrying through her
mornings work IN order TO go out
with a friend in the afternoon. As
she few about from room TO room she
heard the colored woman chuckling
10 herself as II very much onjoyiug
something Impaticntly she said;
what In the world is Il taat amuses
you so, lsabel?'
Well, Mis- Bessie. when I heard
you g~allopin' aroun' upstairs jss.
fought n you'd been de Lawd Il
wouldn't "a took you no six days 70
make dc hebbons an de yearth!'-
s A. Rice. in Woman's Home Com.
panion.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

bered p. passengers IL. including i've
women; carried treasure. 30 gold in.
gojs and pieces Of eight, valued ai
5000. 600 pesos. consigned by Cands.
mo. presidents. 10 department OF the
vest, rccoipted Tor by Salvatore. gov.
eminent agent Spoken by ship Con.
Quistador, Sanchez. master. July l6.
1855. SO degrees 90 minutes west and
~ degrees 10 minutes south. AN well
Lost 90 sea. no report
put down the paper. ans looked
across az Tuttle; be sat moti1nless.
bis head 10 hts hands I confess the
tale had affected me strangely. and Z
could not doubt hat the man honestly
believed every word be had uttered.
Yet Sc was Far too marvellous ever 90
be true; too impossible. too wildly
romantic 10 must have been a haIlu.
cinauon. an optical illusion born from
a mirage OF FOG and sun in those
frozen Pa over 100000 pesos.
locked within the eternal ice for Is6
years over 5000. GOO pesos. guarded
hy The dead for a century amid that
grim desolation Of crested sea, God,
% was simply uuthinkablo. and I even
yrnturcd 20 smile ar the credullty OF
Tho mon about me. yet I did &c with
set Jaws and lips parChcd and dry.
What 10 it was an truc- ! felt the
blood boiling up through my veins
every extremity unrliug with the
fever uf o. over 5000. 600 pesos'
Morcihl mother % was the ransom cf
"a king e. was the temptation 90 hollis
I know not how ! controlled my voice
so as 90 question calmly, Cor. even
as ! Rrst spoke. ] noticed how my
hands trCmblcd where they rested on
the outsprcad map
rs that all.
futile nodded his head. uplifting
his eyes Quvstiouiugly 20 mine.
That's The whole Of IT, sir. What
SO sou thinke"
That's nor than { know. Mr. Tut
ue Perhaps you dreamed, perhaps
Francisco He'd ! should have liked 20
see that book
bent lower over The chart, staring
az the rcd cross
What was il you me wanted me
fore
To operate the steamer. sir; the
rest OF rs aboard only understand
sailin' vessels.
Yes. ol course, but why cid you
happen 10 choose q teamer Tor the
iob2 There were plenty 0f sailing
craft lying In the harbor easier 90
steal than this yacht
VERY true, but 10 happened 10 De
steam power We wanted. Here Is
about how We figured it sir. First
place, Ne had 90 get away quickly
out ~ those portions 90 the sea where
they'd bc most likely 90 hunt Tor us
We're outlaws, an every ship saiHu'
under a nag b an enemy Well slr.
what chance sould a saillu' vessel
have ia such a chascs We ncydcl
somethin' that would show 'cm a
clean pair o. hcels-somcthin' that
would give 'cm a run for their money
That's What this yacht can do, she's
pokip' Il nov AZ sixteen
Yes, You've gos Tho advantage. 1
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07
xI.

la Which . Explain 70 Her Ls6yship.
] EaEed directly into his Bullying
eyes with a depth Of contempt I made
no slightest Effort 10 disguise Thea
] o deliberately 10 my feet
Anderson. pluck that knife out ard
put 9, back IN your belt
I'm damned IT,
Do as say quick. yoE surly brute
/ Interrupted sternly Not another
word Im in command here yet and
youN obey orders. or III make you.
Re understood ! meant 81. with his
ianate ~coNz0diCe plainly appare1I yet
did not yield until futile interfv-us
with a sarcastic laugh.
The captain isn't exactly the s1gl
ca Be handled in that kind o. cay.
Bill De said. smoothly. Hes q
teepuares sailor. nos a iand-sharL
3l' guess he's likely rUady enough
ay thi uEe 90 say Hhat he's ulIlu'
20 DO.
The entire situation seemed 90 IN
roll before me lse . panorama as /
stood there hastily making Cd nv
mind for scticn. i was aaoat OF ;as
LiEh seas. absolutely poweTiess 70 re-
ssst The set purpose % these msn sar-
~rouud.lS me. al rendered desperate
ay greed Much as deEpised Anderson.
! coupreheadct thay HE thrcat was
10 idle oue nor did I possess q single
coMrade on board sho could stand
81 my back. / vas utterly aloca. a
worse even than aioDe-aIth two
womcn dependent upoa ne. u I out
Sardly aETeel with these rascalS and
nus retained scmblancc OF command
over them. ] might possibly preserve
all GU lives, I could. AZ least sor the
he present protect The voucu frOn
iusulJ perhaps FROM danger
Wen. Mr Tuttle said Quietly
I may as veil return sos my al
sWyy % time as another. toat give
o uukcgs damn for Artarsoas
thr,a,s and J don't aitory,hcr r1i
much faith Ia your yau Rat prr
bays its worth iakIas a ctasee al
What is 90 De my authority oa bgard
providing arsgr Cd 50 ulJh yoa
Youre ths oaQ,aI
Absolutely Goa c5maaudr
Hc shifted sbggl appearing a tg4st
disconnected ua1g- uy rapid q1rr
uouiug
Well yes Or everything cclceruu
tar discipline % ai8u ~ TIE yaeAt.
Dc explained rhgFe a1gt D. ne
fuss aa2g, ;hai Sob SIR BuJ we alag
a regular aTtic.ci cew bella that
Were an agrp on shargg Ga the eater
PRISE an So as regards the purpose
OF 'he NoyaEe tll hAve to D. decided
by u1.c1u No.e However ta4i 1l1t
uacJ make GO uroGtit
WA, IS % b. Ey ssaro u you ana
the treasure
He thrust his head out q the win.
tou utzresg aia booking un ana d5Wn
the deck Ucn he leased across tas
table toward ms ,cwerL1x MS voIsr
uaul Dc uas At,lg merv than whisper
lou seq oueh0h sir. tie .1ar OF
rs here gct 0acarh each; ths olhsr
afth Is 20 BE- dui5ct znoag tae ersa
AIM that fair eaoggh S
ID vouid aFsyar sos ysJ t1sre Is
sun aaoihtg u1trer Ct sozie lmnce
tsnct 20 b. tecitcJ first rhero ave
uomea oa e1ara how ab.3lg.
Mhst, no vi9raat excitement
ot his hishp,raea aasai yoice Vas
vchoo1 tS tec others
This sseam9acht Ne have sioien
tae pr0pcyU % he cart q Oar
liastoa : explained ~Lady Darlne
tnd Der maid are stul "a board b
sac cabin an
Cpo IA CoNWlSuEnA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

There would b. less divorce said
exGoy Peuuypaeker. 10 there were
fewer inca hks Wiiuam WiRdic
William Wintic embarked on an a.
cuFsi0n steamer ioF Point BFeese and
a ts miles cat as he paced tao upper
deck aud drank lu the bgaciug Eone
Rv spiked bis triend Jackson
Way. jackson bow are yRf be q
claimed Ars Sc oUt Tor pleasure. 0F
Is ser Wits aiaugF
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

wrote 10 Mrs Pink
ham and took Lydia
H. Ptnkham's Vcge
table compound
and Liver Pills and
am glad 20 say that
y0ur medicines and
kind letters Of az.
rcctions have done
moro for me than
anything else and /
had The best phyd.
clans here. ] can
do mywork and rest
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

more Marine Hos
pltal for nine
months. I had a
dun pain IN the
OF my back
hat completely
wore me out. The
urine was In a ter
ublc state. and
some days would
pass half a gallon
Of blood I left
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
LydiaE Pinkham's Vegeta.
bic Compound Cured Her

Knoxville, Iowa 81 suffered with
pains low down In my right side for a
year or more aud was 70 weak and ner-
Vous that / could not do ms work. /
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07

0oing 70 eome aud see me act 10.
No I have Joined the meat surike@
what has that 70 DO With Is-
4 have cut 0dt hama"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07
No Funds.

Wasn't that a runaway MARRIAGE
Yes. and q stay-at-home honey.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-07
AospITAL FoR NINe MoNrna.
Awful Tale Of suffering From Kidney
Trouble.

Alfred j. 01ricn. Second st.. oier
ling. Colo. says. Il was IN the Balti.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-28
Jellied Veal Loaf.

For these warm days, when meat
is hard to prepare and have it ap-
petizing, l have found this recipe
most excellent, ready for six o'clock
dinner, or on Saturday for Sundays
dinner:
Four pounds veal stew with joints;
after washing place in stew kettle,
cover with boiling water, and cook
slowly three hours or more, until
meat is tender When half done add
one small onion cut fine, one table
spoonful salt, and enough pepper to
suit individual taste. When veal Is
done remove from the fire, but leave
meat in the liquid until cool enough
to put through food chopper; after it
is cut place meat in narrow bread pan
and pour the liquid over it. Stir well,
then smooth on top. 1t will jelly
and makes a delicious cold meat