Indian Trail Turned Bloody on Illinois Frontier
Lieutenant Enoz rides from Fort Armstrong to St Louis aboard the Warrior. He and his escort discover a slaughtered militia camp of eleven dead men, likely ambushed by Indians, as they press on with Eloise and Rene Beaucaire toward safety. The party debates rest or pursuit while scouts consider pursuing raiders.
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Enoz
Fort Armstrong
Rock Island
St Louis
Judge Beaucaire
Rich Nter
Kirby
Joe Carver
Beaucaire
Carver
Knox
Morass
Tim
Kennedy
Horne
Cap
Mini
Eloise
Elsie
Neeking
Hilotss
Asa Hall
Asa
Black Hawk
Thar
Hall
Cabin Find Deepens Mystery After Indian Raid
The group discovers a deserted cabin showing signs of a raid. A dead man, a wounded dog, a child’s shoe, and a woman’s dress hint at violence. They shelter there overnight, recover supplies, and uncover a hidden cellar with guns and powder as a peculiar emblem connects to Kirby.
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Kirby
Knox
Pete
Sam
Reassner Creek
Pree Pete
Shrunk
Carver
Eisise
Spenga
Gossamer
Tim
Atté
Kennedy
Eloise
Elsie
Asa
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in 1900s Letter
Mrs Elizabeth Dennis of Clare Fifth St Clare Jaye reports relief from kidney distress after taking three boxes of Doans Kidney Pills She says the remedy drove away aches and strengthened her and others in her family have used it She endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as the same medicine and recommends it for future use Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the maker Price 60c at druggists.
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Elizabeth Dennis
Fifth St
Clare
Jaye
Dean’s
Dean
Dennis
Foster-Milburn Co
Mtre
Buffalo
N. Y
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