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VCLT.-:2d to Dc3!!i Dy a Posse in Eastern VasIi-r-'-"
i.;iitc.i, Ls ::of Himself, c:3 Tfcs Cteatci szrs.
: id U2C3VS antra Ctasc of Sixty Days. '
bu-l;cs. or anything that 'in!t , ltai to
a' :rtcki-.' -.. f .. - . -' t . ,
The Outlaw-SishtedV
They appruac! id the p.aee lh safety,
ml.whfa within, some few hundred
yard came across I inner Eddy mow
in ff ia a fields. The party werd to him
and while engaging hira in conversa
y uw t man Issue from th
hkh could be sevn plainly from
the pasty stood . on a rise of
on
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Is," laconically replied
Tfce UacjSy TrsU cf the Ksritrcss Esccpsd Ccinlct frcn tfcs Crc-
Csa'Penlfentlirya r.::3y Units Ussssla, Cess ta Vafciivfcta
aCcst:t::'s Pcsrs Ccrcrrei nia la a tezt fi:! jlifttr Cresk-
. !:3 Ills leg With EIHr C:!:n--::ylCi:!-:t$ f:r tt5 Ctwerd-. Ei'raS
Caay will Prcly Ctzch Saltn Tfcls Evening. ;
that Tracy.' asked
party.
"It surely
Eddy.
. ;V'ith this information In hand and
the man bo close to the hunters, there
was naturally a great deal of excite
ment. The party separated and Lanier
and Smith accompanied Eddy in the
direction of tha banv while -the other
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ft SPOKANE, Wash Aug. .--lIarry
Tracy, the notorious outlaw, whose es
capades i have startled the Nation for
the 'past "ity days; lies dead in Dav-t-nport,
the county seat of - Lincoln
county. Sheriffs posses and ' others
ere disputing the ownership of bis
body. ' ; '
., Sheriff Cudltice, of Seattle, who came
across the state to 'take "up the. long
and baffled chase, positively identified
the outlaw at. the Inquest today , f j
Tracy's death wis Intensely tragic.
For. two j 4?ys Tracy. had-, terrorized
thel occupants of , the : Eddy .ranchj, out
in- the Lake Creek country, three miles
from the, little -siding of -fellow, on the
Central f Washington railroad Then
Ave determined cltUens of Creston,
hearing of his presence there, took
their rifles and revolvers and went af
ter him.' They knew their business
and did, it without flinching. ,
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N earing the bam the two raanhunters
stepped behind the barn on a client
eminence from which they could watcb
the nearest farm, and was directed to I every thing that went on. and the far-
the Eddy ranch. Tracy, at this time mer continued up to the door. When he
still had two horses. One he rode; the arrived - there Tracy came from the
other, the boy says, was loaded with barn again and began helping his host
gnJeerles, meat, sugar, coffee and bed- unhitch the horses. He carried no,
dine. One of the horses was minus a rifle, although ha had hi revolvers in
shoe. ., place.
You ro ahead and tell them 1 aio I The fugitive saw the men ' carrying
cominr," commanded the outlaw. I the? rifles, and turning snarpiy on
Goldfinch readily complled.and start- Farmer Eddy, said: "Who are
ed ahead to announce the coming guest, men." I don t see any men. ,
t-.,.- ,.,..,... v n twi. host. Whereupon Tracy pointed on?
of the lad. evidently not intending to the two men on the - nUlwalUnc
: .3 ! -l.nn f tholr man before they tKKtS
iTf! mm s c.nince iv five wimin(. i - - - T j. . .
ntiM. I shootlmr. Eddy informed nia compan-
ed a rope trailing from, his pack animal. Ion who the men were, and at that time
"pvi'. i.-.,i ... tb omcen. stepping a ume iwi.
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cather , in the traUlng colls. . He then K At, this juncture the outlaw ; Jumped
proceeded on ' his - way. tct the Eddy behind Eddy ad placed both man and
, nirtn, . .ia his horse between himself an4 tns
while telling the story. but claims he nuntera.. i n ,' . 7
took notice of the visitor sufficient to -a me iarmrr w . TI.. 71,
describe him. lie wore blue trousers fern, and remaning under .this cover
and vest, but no coat. The derby hat he movw wwara w. .u:.., .
ui.i . . i m ii ... I ,9rl m the stable ' he broke ana
him . mon -K.,t an v.or. dashed inside. He did not linger long.
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Arriving at the Eddy ranch Goldfinch pearea. rine in nana, m
performed theiservlca allotted to him, dead rundown th vaUey.Turning on
j u turontiv ddnm th two men looking for him, ln ae-
the Illustrious visitor was. , Thl ere- perado fired two ntA without W
ated no great stir at the ranch. Farmer usual precision. Neither bullet tok ei
Eddy 'and his son were taking their feet, ana wunou wuu , i
regular Sunday rest. , ' . - . fighting. Tracy took to hhi heeli.nd
The night passed without any special made ail possioie nasieww JT I
hntwntnr ra o- th lad rtatea. In. leading south from the barn. ; The tnan-
th mnrnlnar.'. TracV- -.. first made nisinunier were n iu
toilet. A bath 'and a Shave were - ln 1 rapidly, a'-possible at the fleeing figure
eluded In the morning make-up, ' the j
farmer and hia servinu providing soap, j
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When Tracy ran, they hong upon his
flank as a deerhound bangs to a hunt
ed deer. ; Sighting the men and secur
ing his rifle, Tracyr sought cover be
hind a hay stack, escaping several ri
fle bullets. The posse .then"' found
cover behind a large rock, and for
while It, looked like a siege. Then
Tracy-broke for a large boulder lying
on the ede-e of a small wheat neia.
and this dash was his undolngi for Just
as he came to the rock he felltforward.
a rifle bullet having broken his leg. He
then nliin red. Into the wheat, .and his
KW-mIv trnll there ihOWl the S&VSge 1 t,i-j n h the of their auarry. Pursued and pursu
datermitiAtton ?of -the man. For after I erm tnsratred In a mad race 'of life and
receiving this .wound, he: crawled seV- toweIa and water. . V I i 'i-- death toward, the brush, and for a time
enty-flve yards on his hands and knees When the.men Started for! their work it seemed as : though the outlaw .was
in, order trt reach a spot that would Tracy djacovered that they were con- going to add one more get-away to his
command the posse and enable hlmto structns an overhead track in the long list.; , i- , .
Tpour a merciless fire on them. But barn fQr t&e faJJ crop! . rne outlaw de- Coming to an immense rock, -the out
once only was he able to fire from this c make himself useful, and dl- law aw a stance to get rid of his pur
vantage point .Then he was weaken- himself of hi Winchester And suers, and accordingly dodged behind
ed by the loss of blood. 5H tried to "eUnf SS. it and resting the gun on the rock be-
staunch this cruel wound, failed, and .iffiS ?o?tb5 morning. Kn a fusilade which he fondly Imagln
wlth his ' omv . revolver gen a l0 y9Xn thi ed would end the struggle. E ght
bullet through his brain. . .; Khds read? Instant "hots In aU were, fired by the outlaw.
By? this time dusk had fallen and the bolster by big side ready for Instant these e,, wlU take some efrul-
'nmhera of the nosse .were unaware action. . - .. ' .. : " ... rence off the reoutatTon of the Oregon
ftf th- ' seriousness of , his wound and I .Curing the day.tne -ouuaw wm I convict as a dead shot. Not one land-
fearina- that his silence was. atxtended ihia other .VMri on the advancing posse, and seelhg
to lure i tnem ; into - a deadly ambush, th m beaaing ana . r ul he was not succeeding In his endeavors,
thev nosted themselves to prevent his He; seat Goldfinch after the weapons. 1 ne ,eft bU poaition behind th rock a&4
escaping, and then pattetir.rtfalted nd proudly paseea tnem arouna to tb" made. a dash for a wheat field not. far
- for dawn. During "'-the -night other, awe-atricken workmen. They were ai dlstanUi just a he was entering the
came on the scene and Joined In the lowed to handle Ue-; weapons and to- fieM ne stumbled. s and falUng on hfs
cordon. - At davllaht they found the spect them,, but it is sald,they took f crftwie4 on Into1 the field on his
outlaw's dead body. None ot the posse j car? not to have the murxle,of the guns band8 and knees. This Jed the hairt
wft bounded though aU of .them had Ipolnting toward the outlaw. Tracy all I er8 u believe, that they had al least
...r,n ..nnnM-Whrn ihev werelthli time had a revolver himseit, ana 1 WOunded their man, and notwtthstand
-i.. ih over .of their, rock. Ileft no opehinsrf f or the gtarmer to getjlnflr th fact that he had disappeared
they had to lift tnelr heads above the the drop. ,. .. , ':. ., L t i ! i " they felt quWe confident tbat they had
cover; and every Urn this Was done 1; .That the outlaw stood In no fear of him where they wanted him and waited
' ni..J-1 rifl.. ranr out.-and, a bullet Ihis friends attempting to. take advan- auletly. .''.;- '
'chipped' the' rock. - luga of the opening was-jroucbed for j : Shortly after Tracy's disappearance
. .... 1 . . . am t.U Vim Kn1ir rf 1 1 t w. . flroA n the I Inln th Unlit nf wheat the Watchers
Tracy, drove through ..Davenport hun-lCarmeri, -j am not afraid of you. - J heard aahot which sounded as though
Tonle followed up the street rurina- the day the outlaw remarked I It .camt from about tha spot, to which
and crowded about the. wagon. By the I lbat ne needed a new holster, one of his
time the funeral ; procession.; reached I revolver being " unsupplied. ' Young
crowaed. and from every, corner, could j Goldfinch wa Instructed to find, the
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TTbea love awakes the wciaaa
! born. Between woman nd .
raaa love looks to narriase, an4
into tho pure and modest dsj"
dream cf tbe yoan maiden,
lore brings hints and topes of
"",.-1 to enjoy which he vrUl leave familj and
tAA. As a rale her onlr preparaUons f or
this great ehangti ara love and innooenee.
,9ti mntcr on a callintr vrithout gom
ghotrled of his tindertaainj or gome qual
ification for success, ' In most case yearg
of nvMntiod are spent in order to acquire a reasona
ble fitness for theJ chosen occupation. .Yet tnost yotins ,
women enter upon the 1 oUi-atkn of - wifehood, not
merely innocent but absolately ignorant of the physical
needs and requirements of the married atata. ? It follow
aa a natural consequence of this ignorance that many a
ronnj; wife finds the paradise of . her dreams tobe only
an and desert. Her very innocence and ignorweg are
her foes. She plods on in a daily pUsrunage of pain,
suffering in silence,- She doea not, know why she
.suffers.? She is afraid or, ashamed to.uk the qnea
tions that live in her heart but die upon her hps. l
Preparation for marfiag u more fortant than
preparation for any occupation or calUng. ot only
the wife's health and happiness, hut the health and hap
piness of the little ones who may call her mother depend
on this preparation. It is essential that there shall be ft
condition of womanly well-being.' The simple derange
ment of the girl may become the dangerous disease... of
the wife, . This is so often the case that tent of thou
sands of women are suffering because they gre not pre
pared for marriage, and. afterward did not know how to
cure the weakness , and disease ,wbich laid hold upon
' them. That such weak and sick women can be restored
to health and atrength is proven by the thousands of
cures effected by the :vse of Pierce's ; Favorite
-Prescription. . : S':-: "".V r . v"' -:r'?'-.
"About three months after I was married 1 became In a deli
cate condition, but I did, not know what was the matter with
De writes Mrs. John Jlennis, of Munson Station, Pa. l ws$
o sick and nervous, was not able to do any work at all; had to
hire it all done. My husband's mother naa Deen using your t
remedies, and one day she came over to see me and brought I
-rne of -roar 'Favorite rresenpnon. with her, and she said,- J
Take that medidne--I know it will help you I took it sod it j
did help me, and I got better of the bad feelings I had before I ly,
commenced taking'it; was soon able to do 7 work myself. ' ..
x . v .1,- ieHinft riirht akmr tul after baby cams, and I w
can safely aav that Dr. Pierce's lavorlte jTescapUon is better
than all the other doctors' medicines put together, ow I am
happy and well, and 'he people who saw mt before,wbeV.Jra
sick 'and see me now havjt said, 'How well von look r and they
ask me what X got to maae me o toc qmcnj-
what made me better. Some of the neighbors have used the
ne medicine through, my aavtoe, ana mey nm mxn ,
lefited. too." '-''..:., i
TaWita Preacriotion is the best 'prepara
tive for marriage. It cures womanly tliseases and estab
liaheaoondition of sound health. It croniotes regu-
raecfen
painless, giving the mother strength to nurse and noumh her .""f;. . vftr? p
V llTsrStuddarAconcindes her letter given below by aaymg that Favonte rre
acripaon makes one feel weU and strong." It makes women ic
hVcause it really makes them well and strong. This is the common experience of
wlmn who have fairly and iaithfuUy ned this medicine a. for womanly
diseases: There is not a form of womanly disease enrabie by medicine which has
not been cured by the use of . Favorite Prescription. l ,
-During- my twyear, of married Ufe I havenot had good be.Hh;
Stnddard, of 6oS AP'::'"; .fth nd if he could do
reply telling me what the
int .' and also the TIcsh.
woman, and can say. alio that we have-a big
Uby-fouTm
if
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ant Pellets, and now cad say I feel like a new
be heard: r i .
Three cheers for Lincoln county.
The town wis wild. ' The morgue
;innr had to be closed, and the crowd
was asked to Srtand back. A number
were allowed m to see the -body, and
that Is when f rouble started. Everyone
ho had crawled. A soon as the first
ra v of morntnr liaht reddened the
eastern sky K was . possible for;' the
hunters to see everything going on
around them, an advance, was made.
Some of the party soon came across
the. lifeless body of - Harry Tracy, the
man who had sent so many human be
ings to their last resting place, and who
very evidently committed suicide as ths
last of a long list of crimes..
. The. body .waa lying face upwards.
The left .hand, thrown over the head,
held a 45-eallbre Colt's revolver, with
which he had evidently Inflicted the
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sow I do all my own work ancmo noi icciurcu - r ' v..' owrour-ood
n -if; T miliM one feel well and strortjr. we owe out w
heal?h toGod ioK'feci through what his wonderful medicines have done for V
Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, All correspond
ence bgdbfthe game strict profes,ional privacy oWrved p f. crce
1 t.-.i .-.itt, .nmoii, at tho Invahdv Hotel and
and hia statttn "."'STtC-irv Unfflo. N. Yr
N -r?i
leather, after which the' outlaw rpon
made a hoUter that eventually proved
to be of little use to hlra. . V; p S
Monday evening , the , outlaw once
again demonstrated that he was a man
of nerve. Goldfinch waa . told that be
mlirht co. - 11a was. however, cautioned.
wanted a relic and most of Ihem got it. on pain 0f death, pot to tell what had
for aftr a short time nothing was left happened until Wnesday. It wa
on the bod y, and some even suggested thU very, display ofv nerve that-had
that the body would be gone-, berore I heretofore made the outlaw apparently
mldnleht. 7 Someone even picked up-r a I bullet proof, that this time caused his I mortal wound. The thumb of the hand
blood-stained handkerchler. wnicn naa iruln, . Goldfinch, insteaa 01 oemg sum- 1 wa8 on the rigger ot the pistoi. 4 ina
beeh used by Tracy to keep from bleed- cientiy terrorised to44ceep peace, soon j rght hand, thrown across the lower
Ing to death. Before he could carry the I spread the news and aroused a posse. I jrt of his body, firmly grasped the
,r.,i Hp he had tu do It DP In a Inoidflnrh wu much excited and low 1 barrel oj the now famous win-
naner. an it was too wet to place In his a disconnected story, but' the aeuuis j cheater, as thougn tne inanimaie um
. . . . . I V. I ..... - V. 1 - - n .. m. n Vtl'm- than m II . I.
pocket.- Ssoine one got tne airmp wuhm i seem to ne an corrcci. vunug u 1 w iuvio -.
hail hen xmlled around Tracya Jeg -t the Edy ranch the outlaw told of 1 7 "T- - . "'
to keep him from bleeding to death. Ma 8top with Sanders hear Wenatche' AN INCENTIVE FOR HOEING
That too. was soaked witn oiooa. 1 pjom his jconveraauon it waa Bir 1 - ... ..--- - -
which' ran from the .upper , wouno. 1 that his Intention .was to travel wuiu
Many lor ks ofhls hair were carried I had he not been lnterrnptea, oy uw
away, and in coiie places his. head, had J posse. . ? ' ,
been made bald. Ills'., trousers were j i r
cut Into strips. ,1 Fight in ueiau.
,' I SPOKANE, Aujf. .-Harry Tracy is
Tracy s Mistake. -, t Idead. The notoriou criminal, convict.
SPOKANE! Aug. S. Tracy s iai l,i-,w. desoerado and multi-muruerer
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AdvlBorm Th! oontalcm mora than b tSmusttn-J laro
no. andimnt rTJZZ on-roca&t of .tensps to nay cotto
fmJ23 cniY Cond 3 tamjjm foj tho cloth-hound
volume, of ontySt tempi tor tho book In nandr-oovorm r .
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YAKIMA WOMAN DIGS UP MONEY
WHILE, CUbTlVATINO 11EH
: " CAItDEN.
- vriHTll YAKIMA. Wash Aur. S.
Mrs, A. Khmer, of Sunnyside, Yaki
ma county, has hoed out 132. 25 from
her carden. She w
WRECKED BY WATER
as weeding cab-wWUJw rvTTtADO
that Will perhaps I .,.,r -i.iriri, -last, evening, after
in iha ifimA novel world!. . , . k ki nnrsuera. His I baae when her hoe struck a hard, ahlny
m. 'h wonderful deda.-1. , & ..rtv hour this i substance..; This, waa raked out in. the
VL. -'iTr-rri:;, I-n; nhts ibUL.It.M and proved to be a ailver, dollar.
euslva but nrvy ouUaw held the fam- the ndlt .Ua caressing tHPJ ifSJESS "nde . VZIJZ
tly of Farmer-. U . Eddy unaer uo-Umoui rtfle and 43-calibre M r 7-" .i- TtTh to
in"U-vnivPr. The resUna- Place waa ui - '"' T . VJ. . ireying w wrwi, tr.
A CLOUD-BURST.;
FIRENCB. Colo.. Aug. a. a
lection. Hfre. aEain, he snoweu i:, va 1 , Th resUng place
Jt.aualltics of nerve. and cool-headedness, wneat' field near the Eddy home, Where
ibut these very qualiUcs brought ahput Xracy had spent the past few days,
4hia downfall. Had he not, allowed aIvl Either he had been tracked by his
Goldfinch to lexve the rancn wnen Ihuntera-
did th story today might be 01a 011
outlaw naa w
arratrhea and she bad a handful Of sil
ver ahd'cold. . v : -
Sha hurried to the house and,wasneo
the money. On counting it. sne naa
a $50 and a I IS gold piece and several
nio
from
con-
veylns 309 - tourists, is m m j
east of Florence near wallows. The
wreck was caused by the iram oema
struck by a watt of water eight feet
.ir. Mmlnr dows Peck Creek, caused
by the heavy rains tnttne mousuint
h f crent color, but the
much -ith. In :"csU'roatJng the , terror
hls.worOa of warning: would g ve to an
18-ycar-otd lad. . ? ;-
Tho ktory cf th exploits of this fam
ous bandit at the Eddy ranch are givro
i.tr ,, -it.viMiM - toy who waa - his
if rt'unt for over a day. ' .
Tt mm Sunday afternoon that O. E.
Goldfinch was riding a horse acroiw the
prairia.not far from the Eddy-farm. He
nntio.H , nraiiM man tanmsd not far
from wh'er he Tossed. .-Toali.appe.tr-,
nances the ttranst.r was just having his
H,.nrr. nut vounir bohtfir.vh r,aM no at
tention. r.ot:ctng nothing unusual hia
,, tir, .Tmt m the lcy. was going by
the tamper called "t. -RSKina-.-mm '
have ome supper. With the rcrly that
he had finished hia auppcr. Oort finch
did not even elAcfccn tUo pace ot-bis
home, and passed the strand. It v.-as
then that an Imperative command-from
the- strarirff bi ought .ui'imain u -'
. sudden. stoiC Hp, was ordered to come
ha-k Thi3 order'the lad saw It would
, belto bbi bSt ad vantage to obey, and
'' hl'SaiTracceremony-the
outl.nv. or it was he. oot made hlm-.-.elf
known. He ladulred the. way to
a rt v from Creston, Wash-i had the aman silver piecestbe total amounUng fM. w . .mtiv. The brake-
kmvir of runnins uar nWKn!..lo J4 . jiu icdu.u
outlaw and are flue to receive nv 1 oenci inai me muucj ui( wr
... 1 ih. nnvrnari t-.l il.nr or in nic. ope i- . . . . .
tvara or s.uuw yu.n ru ... . - - 1 , - . " ' ..n rushed thronjli the eirm coacnea bu
- . . i. hrori. lifMinirKl .of Thj neighbors aaf finally I runicvi -
. . r , n.rtn anil uriiiii.wn . i " i . . i . . & i.n.in imri - rY T inn rnu
vate Individuals. The party was maoe nocatea a man vrpo aw u'n wr
man saw the torrent when tt waa only
. .v.n iiinM from. the train Jie
d or te lonowins viuKiw
C. A. Straub. deputy sheriff; Dr. E. c.
Ranter. Maurice SmltB. snoraer, anu
t. J. Morjtt a railway section fore-
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nan., Tncse jour, i"--
teeth and bent on achieving success
others had failed, set out from
Creston yesterday afternoon ahout
o'clock. They were worn u
ntormaUon of the Goianncn .
who had. been forcibly, made the com
rin:on of the precon convict for over
twenty-four -houravtt'iAhei Eiay ranch
and proved said irurr-wtlon to be well
founded and worthy of tbelr-beliet
Proceeding In a southeasterly direc
tion for about eleven miles, the pursu
t., made all .possible; haste--". In
getting near the ranch f U B- Ecly.
which is situated on Lake Creet about
three miles directly south of FeHowa,
S Washington Central nanway
where the outlaw was tj
r1H The country la. what Is caiiea
-Uab." and when near the ranch the
years ago.; He was J. T- iwro, a
pharmacist, employed In the Sunnyside
drug store.
told the oawenrers on tne two
cars to hurry to the front of the train.
Just as the last tourist left the rear
coach, the . water struck the cars, and
. . I. it ......l!n. nln. Vl?-ll t IS ATT
t.1 M tha manr nirt Mil I orcauas urc w "
" -" ' - I . . . . . . -. .1 An t
wi ..rl unuiT. . She I WW in air BU .Mwra " "
.,.k-i fnr th. riniceist an,i returned I from the track. The trucks were
.v.. mftn,v to the forr. Ife atated that I knocked off the day coach, which, after
he had lost" the coins two years ago. striking the ground went down .fifteen
tt. L.t 11.. itii Im onri n ih va.I(it Into the mud. Tbe tleewr ai
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. v.. nmoinrt.r .. Kh. rtiirnd -to 1 thrown acaint the farm n"us ot J. 1
ITIAII .111. . V ..."""" - w - - " - -
her bomra happier womanand carried j
112.35 as a reward for honesty.. Other
gardens , are bf-ing weeded in anticipa
tion of finding burled treasures.
' "l Never Knew Painkiller, to Fail
before, what run the matter bt Where
is the bottle? There, I thousfrt "' il
la not Perry Davis : Palnkllier at all.
omethinjr the dmprUt must have
male nimsni n-i -f occupied. by tne t
have used Painkiller for y-a-rs for d :r- i wreck,n- train w
robberies were committed on the wreck- j
ed train. -.v -
LITTLE GIRL RUNS AWAY
TWBLVE-YEAR-OLD " DAUGHTKR
OF TACOM A WOMAN
- TOR FIVE PAY3.
TACOM A. Aug. S Mary, the 12-year,
old adopted daughter 6f Mrs. Esther
Warner, of Brookdale. near this city. Is
missing. She disappeared last Friday
afternoon without saying enythins
about where she Intended going or that
she Intended leaving. She was clad In
old clothing when she Wt. Friday nlglit
she appeared at the home of a neigh
bor and expressed a d;re to remain for
the night. , Ehe insisted on remaining
la the bam as she wished-to up
farly in the morning., Eince this t!ms
she h is not .been n bf hr trin '.n.
The whole country round aVmt Ur'v-k-
h ib ifeii nsjenl in a soa-r-h fr
ihe mtsalng.girt.'. The rbiU -was a-lort
ed two years go by JTrn. arir. en i
he a?.'r 'l to Lc s-Htinfl;d with' h' r
r THE KING ItETUrt:
JUN'DON,- A'u?; 6 Kii
W'nt to ItUfklnghain Vw i
(flood up In t.U t arri .. bow i
people alor.g the route.
: Ju'la-lng .by the app'-nr
King Is -not vr1y t"-tt' r, 5
able to K" tbr-UKh I he or:
mony. and-will-l i.rf- tly r ..
Trf-i-forn-i'iiir ail the fur
vice vkiih'mt dis'-ornl "i
to 'Io'n-I'.n M-i ;:
any 111 efT- t.s ii'i l hi.H f.rH
P'ran flixe t i ( f-r.tu,
e vt-n thoM'ftho h-J the.f
irrr t.'-r..!- -r. t'. h r .
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Defnet Canrist Cs Ck"
Vy 1
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surround, ng a.
fhe lm blue. "'.
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Roberts, wbirh was oct;up.e-I -r.y him
self, wife-and ;it,rr children. Te
coach; formed a!wail and turhftd th-3
waif r from the house, "thu ev.lng tha
Injiiding from coing into the river ani
alfo the llvei of Its occ"; -ants.
Ths en sine was - ta "y - 1 by
ihe-water. but mr.aif -i t-- j-t;S t- two
cars remaining on V t tr--- k !-:-
tance from the ft--!. - ! : . - t r
rhoea, cramps mi nmi.n -"'
U never failed." 1
-"Legal "Flank. EUtesman Job CI
ind
iliiia. Ajf-r.t :
that thr.c r;.:
:ce.lwa.l.f d .cut I
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brown hair, a round f.ice, and I i r
possessing sppejiran-e. The-f:i':e re
at work on the cmp, but far w!:!
out a clew. - .. . '
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with my f it T . and . c-urht . I !
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