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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15

PRETTY LAWN PARTY.
sIr and Mrs. 4. ". Dafern entertained
friends WITH a lawn part: On Monty even
ing. The guests included:
Misses
Mol!ie Lewis George Davidson,
Emma Wsnrfritz. Clara D.ppeL
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Old Customs Pass.

A the years go on the regulation
Thanksgiving menu is not closely ad-
here to. and II one or two of the time
honored viands are served IL Is deemed
enough.
An acceptable menu consists OF
cavier. oysters ON tie half shell. tim.
bale Of fish with lobster sauce, vol
au.yeat in lieu of a chicken pie, roast
ham. spinach. potato croauettes. apple
and celery salad served with cream
cheese, pumpkin and mince pie.
Caviar can be served in two ways.
Foreigners universally serve II ftom
the original package. which ia tin
can, placed in a bowl OF finely chopped
ice. with it is passed small squares
of dry toast. also quarters OF lemon.
Oysters served on the half shell
should always he opened on the deep.
as the shell will then retain the liGuor.
which is a delicious portion of the
oyster. Six oysters should be served
to each person. aud they should be
placed on a bed of cracked ice and
lemon and horseradish served with
them.
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Fish timbalc can he made Of cod,
haiibut or white fish. It is essential
that the meat Of the FISH should be
perfectly white. Cut one pound of
very fresh uncooked fish into small
pieces. put IL into a mortar and pound
until the fbcr is well settled in the
meat; then press it through a puree
sieve; to every cupful of FISH add one
tablespoonftA % bread crumbs soaked
in milk or cream until soft. and then
press through a sieve; add also the
beaten yelk of one egg. ten drops of
onion Juice, one teaspoonful of salt.
one-quarter tpaspoonful OF pepper and
dash of nutmeg.
Beat all we'll together and for some
time TO make II light. Then for ev.
cry cuTful Of pulp beat in lightly the
whites of two eggs whipped very stiff
Put the mixture into wellbuttere,l
mold, fiiling II only threequarters
full; set II into a pan of warm water.
covering three quarters of the mold
cover the mold with creased paper
and place In a moderate oven twenty
minutes. Do not let the water boil!
Turn the timbsle onto a hot dish sns
rour ove- il lobster sauce.
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HAWAIIAN OUTLOOK.
Proportion Of Americans and Euro.
peans Decreasing. l

peans Decreasing.
Governor Dole of the territory OF
Hawaii expresses the opinion In his
annual report that unless there should
be larger immigration Of American
settlers than now seems probable. the
present numerical inferiority Of those
who may be classed as belonging to
the Teutonic race. as compared with
the Hawaiian. Portuguese. Japanese
come still greater inferiority as COM
pared with the then American citizens
OF the Hawaiian. Portuguese. Japanese
and Chinese races"
This opinion is based on conditions
In the schools. The American and
European children In the schools. not
including Portuguese and Porto RI
cans, number 1.5O5, an incrt ase Of only
eighteen over tho previous year. while
the Hawaiian. Portuguese. japanese
and Chinese children In the schools
numbered 1929. an increase OF 945.
Among references In the report to
social conditions In Hawaii. are the
following:
There are many marriages between
Hawaiian women and white men and
q few between Hawaiian women and
Cinnamon. The offspring Of both clas.
ses Of marriages are an Improvement.
as rule. on the pure Hawaiian. In
business enterprise.
THE Portuguese generally inter
marry among themselves. The same
Is true with the Japanese.
1.-THE part Hawaiians as class are
increasing and the rate Of decrease OF
the pure Hawaiian seems to be .
diminishing one"
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AN OLD TIMER.
Has Had Experiences

A woman who has used Postum
Food Coffee since II came upon the
market eight years ago knows from
experience the necessity of using Pos
turi in place Of coffee II one values
health and steady brain.
She says: AT the time Postum was
FIRST put on the riarke, I was suffer.
Ing from nervous dyspepsia and my
physician had repeatedly told me not
TO use tea or coffee. Finally I de-
cided TO take his advice and try Pos
tum and got a sample and had 1t care
fully prepared. finding IL delicious to
the taste. SO continued its use and
very soon its beneficial effects con-
vinced me of its value, for I got well
Of my nervousness and dyspepsia
My husband had been drinking cof.
fee all his life until II had affected
his nerves terribly. I persuaded him
TO shift to Postum and IL was easy TO
get him TO make the change for the
Postum is so delicious. It certainly
worked wonders for him.
I'VE soon learned that Postum does
not exhilarate or depress snd does
not stimulate, but steadily and hon.
estly strengthens the nerves and the
stomach. To make a long story short
our entire family have now used Pos
tum for eight years with completely
satisfying results as shown In our
fine condition Of health. and we have
noticed rather unexpected improve
ment in brain and nerve power
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
Greek, Mich.
Increased brain and nerve power al
ways follow the use of Postum in
place of coffee. sometimes in very
marked manner.
look in e1ch package for copy OF
the famous little book, THE Road to
wellyille.'
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A REMARKABLE EAGLE.
ownrr Allows Him Full Liberty In the
Court House Park.

Ha ANA. Mason county. Illinois. has
ono Of tho greatest rusiosiiice In
America. " not In the world. Mr.
Damafin. county treasurer. has . pct
golden eagle. one that stays In the
court house park without being Gagged.
lie II At liberty 10 go when and where
he plcascs. Mr. Damafin feeds his
pct twice q day. Hc can go up TO him
and stroke him. just as he could a cat
or dog. When the street carnival as
In Havana recently the eagle vas the
greatest attraction there.
This IL the history Of the bird: A
son Of J. Wiley Smith. who lives about
eight mics southwest of Mason City.
near the Sanxamon bottom. shot and
crippled him last fall and took him
home and KEEP, him until sprins. when
his son Berry brought him 10 Havana
and put him In a squirrel cage. hut
a. that vas too small and he could
not learn To ny. as enc Of his wings
had been shot. Smith had the business
men and the county officers donate
enough 10 build q cage about twelve
square. and he ~as kept in that about
s.x weeks. Mr.. Damarin fed and
tanned him. lie had q stump Of a tree
put In the large cage and the eagle
stays on that tree all the time when
not ayinx or walking In the park. As
the cage vas still no, large enough
TO tc, him ny. they took the cage away
TO give him his liberty. Hut the bird
won't leave. lie cats fresh beef. Mid.
neys OF liver. o. live rabbits.
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In tho Tropics.

Th!ns of tanning yourself With M.
hand while You PASS the -Rapoaliiks''
on the ''aia de grsrias.-
Then spend the afternoon trying 70
set cool in the shade q! palm
DO ali this and imagine II Is Thanks.
giving day-if you can.
Yet 'ha, IL what Uncle Sans proc.
iamatiun has brought to Thousands of
his children.
Without the silver treble Of single
sleigh bell. at the glory of a foatbaii
fiEht. THANKSGIVING remains Thanks.
giving still, II bu, the noble bird IL
spared Ia us. Hare "a the attic may
he. II the charitable visitor send but
neatly plgck-i bird and kindiins
wood. heaven will provide the match.
and Thanksgiving day Is a reality.
No wonder the Porto Ricans and the
filipiHos were suspIcious-as they
were. at first-pf this feast day. They
had u. childish memories of iuas srSg
rides tucked down under a buffalo
robe along with tho foo, warmer aaa
q basket of oranges: OF the delicious
snow .paidcd bumps over uneven ruads
In the journey 10 srandpa's. They had
never EluNU NNaESN WIN NgllluE on
the side Fines. nor roasted chostnuis
with ,heis cuusins-or someone clse's
while the dial indcSed nearer and
nearer I" the Friday that meant mo
more Thanksgiving for another year.
filirinns. accustomed to the empty
holidays of the Spanish calendar.
found IL hard 6; first TO believe In the
good Intentions Of fiesta tha, real.
~ meant FEAST The glorious
Fourth. the "Cua,ro dc Julio, as they
call IL, with its frccrackers and half
day of idicnCss. i;s DANA and its
surrep,I'ioas coekfEht in the evening.
had introduced no novelty. They took
to IL rs a duck to its hereditary mill
pond. II will require as many moons
for them to develop THANKSGIVING
tradition as TO learn how to wear a
frock coat without its ssEginE. And
when they do. II will have 10 be ira.
dition of yams and baked banana and
Euava instead OF crsnberries. and
palm.lcaf fans instead Of hrffaio robes
1t will always be. in short. :he dreamy
Fiesta" of the tropics at 30 degrees
In the shade. instead Of the brisk on.
thusiasm of the Northern Thanksgiv.
ing.
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c.rneeis's engineering scheme.

Andrew caFnesie's plan TO make
New York one OF the great engineer.
Ing cen,ers Of the world and to give
all branches of the profession a large
building for general club purposes is
reported TO be fast approaching real.
isa'ion. The proposed buildings will
cost ti.ooc. 600.
The plans now under consideration
contemplate two ten-story buildings.
one for the engineers club in IVES,
forticth street near Fifth avenue and
the other as the home of the four ma.
,ional societies Of the engineering pro.
fcssion in West Thirty ninth street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20
THE VALUE OF BIRDS
CATS THEIR WORST ENEMIES


Thousands Of Species Created for Our
senesit-Types Of Bliss and Sym.
bols Of Liberty-Greeks Called
Them Lords Of the AIr-our Imagi.
nation Gives Their Wings to Angels.
Some 10000 species of birds have been
created for mans benefit. Carrion
would propagate disease without vul-
lures and ravens: owls. buzzards and
other hawks prey upon noisome rodents
and venomous reptiles; but Of all
tribes the insectivores are the most
numerous. their services the most val
unbla VerWn would destroy the
grain In the West. the cotton In the
South and the fruit wherever II grows
II birds were not near to defend them
until they ripen. Examinations made
by scientists OF the digestive organs OF
many varieties of birds have demon
strated that they chiefly feed upon in
sects; they also show the kind OF in
sects that each species prefers. Their
subtle senses are directed by almost
human intelligence. and they are apt to
celect Of all the food within their
reach what Ia best adapted for them and
for their offspring. and what would in.
jure by Its presence II they did not de-
stroy II.
Aside from the debt OF gratitude We
owe for their usefulness. birds claim
our affection by the charm Of their
presence. They are types OF joyful bliss
and symbols Of absolute liberty. Where
the color Of their plumage IL added to
tho harmony OF their voices and the
grace Of their motion. they will turn
barren wilderness into perfect para
disc. Many . heart would sink were
sonEstcrx not nigh with sweet melody
to raise II. The ancient Greeks called
birds lords Of the air." Syrians built
altars for their worship: Romans had
such an exalted opinion Of their sasac-
ity that they augured the fortune OF
distant le.ions by the manner OF their
flight. Birds graceful winGs were ap-
piled to the shoulders Of favorite gods.
and We continue to borrow them for the
angels Of our own imagination. but We
lay no obstacles In the way Of divers
enemies that persccutc them.
The hcrccst Of them all. the domestic
cat. We permit In our garden and or
rhaFd TO prowi and to make the artiess
bird his prey before ho has time To ny.
Instead of checking we couniennnce
the enormous natural increase Of cats.
until II II estimated that 100000 of
them annually kill some :o.ooc.oo0 Of
birds. A license fee II cxnctrd for
keeping a watchfui dog: why Hhoaid
not this rule apply. as 1; does In some
places already. to tho more dispcas-
able cat: A German household must
pay q small fee for the privileges of
keeping single cat.-lnuis wiadmui-
Ter In the Outlook.
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GOOD GAMES FOR
THE AFTERNOON.

After tho bis Thanksgiving dinner
haa been disposed OF. tho young FOLKS
will want TO bc entertained In some
other way. t.c, the fun begin with a
ruusias game called the Turk'hc. For
this huge turbaa In M Sg of ncvspa-
y~r. and lots arc cast To decide who
will erst wear IL. The person 10 ~hot,
the chance falls then DOM tho cap.
and IL known as his sublime hishncss
the great Turk.hc Tho Tusk'hc mar
shais all tho company into q half cir
clc before him. lie begins a, once To
put questions To ass subjects. The
ruic Of the game dscsccs that " the
Tufk.hc asks a question In which the
words and az why" will" or
don't" one or ali Of item figure. the
tcace contains none Of hosc uort!s.
the srbicct Ia obliged 10 answer i'm.
meaiatciy. Tho excitement OF the
game consists in the rspidity In which
the questions are put. and the necrs.
sity OF answering without much 70.
Election. Any player who fails Ia an.
s~cr when he should, on who answers
when he should not. Is Obliged 10 per.
form some iudiesous foat by order of
tho Turk.hc.
Spelling -Tvrkey."
Get q box Of snassam letters and
yoa arc ready for still another mir,s.
provoking game. Pour the chips into
q paper OF eio,h bag. and shake up
well. in order TO break up all former
combinations. Each person In turn
puts his hand into the bag and takes
out one chip. This continues until no
chips remain. Great secrecy mus; he
observed. no player allowing any 9th.
or player a glimpse OF his chips.
When all the chips have been dis
tribu,cd the players sit or stand in
circle. and the object Of the game is
explained. Everyone is to try TO be
first in forming the word turkey"
with the letters. This can be done
through the passing uf,thc chips from
one person to another. Each player
PASSES 10 his lefthaud ncighbor
the letter which he thinks d. is less
likely To need. This passing mus, be
continuous. a player is no, allowed TO
retain a letter because he thinks he
may require it by and by. II 1t is not
already in sequence for building the
word he Is Obliged TO pass IL along
that. Of course. unless his hand con.
,ains another with which he would
prefer TO part.
For example. IL tho required a. and
"u'' are already in his hand. he Is not
obliged To- pass on the r." but II he
holds the Il, $ ''u" and ''r." buE not the
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vAselINg.

Evcryhoay knows tho great vaiue Of this
remedy In Tho household, hat recryhply
docs not know ;has tho issisasinss of il,
which sasac second class druggists dishnss.
arahiy palm OF on their customers. have
little or no vaiac. What shapid h-e under.
ssaea by III. puhiic l.. that IL IL not mere
question Of comparative value bpsW.ca
.'vasriiac'' and tho insis siosss. hsi that tho
tni,a,sah. do not cssrsrs tho waad~tfai heal.
inr RESULTS Of tho world renowned 'svasr-
liar." and that they arc not tho same thing
nor made In tho same way. Besides this.
many Of tho ifaisatians arc harsusul. irri.
iaat and not safe 10 usc. while yraa Vase
linc IL perfectly harmless.
Perfect safety therefore lies In bsyiss
eaiy original bottles ana other packages psy
up ty tho Che>rhsuuris Manusacsuriss ca.
Asscnsioa is called 10 their carsicam Vase
Lac advertised In another cp.aissa-
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II l1ou0a

pack nho great deal ot trouU5o
with tho sccrctions. which wcse cx-
cce;:ins!y variable. sometimes exccs-
sive and At other times scAniy. The
color was his6. and passages were &C,
coapanicd with scaidins sensation.
Doan's Kidney Pills soon regulated
the kidney sccsctions. making their
color normal and banishcd tho inaam-
nation which caused tho seaidink sen.
sation. can rest we'll. my back IL
strong and sound and feel much bet.
ter In every way
For sale by all dealers. price 20
cents per box. Foster. Aiiiburu Co.,
buffalo. n. y.
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how's This ?

We eses o.. issssrvi lssiiss ii.vs.i sas ser ssas
~ tssatss thai sAasss Ns ysses ~ Hssrs csatsrt
Cvss. vi. CHENEY . Co. fr~ss., re1ess y.
We. tse xs.sfsis.sd. hs,e sssvs y y. Csseey ~
TIE lsss Is yeAfs sd h>lsve trs t~sfesy esssssfs
"a eli tvsfsess tsnss<sts-s sst fsss tsiy Asse ts
sssvy 20. csssfsssses ssss ~ ssss esuss
wstptSa. Et>SsS . MsRvtS. WkeaesAss prse-
etsss. ressAs. ~
ttsirs Cs,sfvs rsfs 70 .atse ssss-rsf,p. stsf-e
s'svsty ss.ss Tie hssss ses sssfs<ss OF rs
srs'sn. Tsssfsspatsts se-s FREE rttss sts e>s
tes,ts, so a ~ sit prsGzsstss
Hare Fassisy Ffsis Afe he tssl
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Don, Rem, q Farm-puy,

Colorado farmers can got good irri-
gated land. best of waite. rights. splen.
did crops. and pay about the usual
rental for the ufe O. tho land. In three
years they'll own II clear. Tho best
chance to &c, good farm ever offered
In the state. Write to-day to The
Colorado bureau Of immigration. GIG
Majestic building. Denver. Colorado.
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* then tho ".' must be passed.
unless he has another irrelevant let.
ter To throw away instead. Ten min.
u,cs. II the game Is played rapidly. an
IL should be, will decide the winning
of the prize. a box of swcctmcais
would be fetching rs a reward of god
work In the game.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

Yos never hear any one complain
aboA Defiance Starch" There 10
none 10 equal II in quality and guam.
tisy. &c ounces. 10 cents. Try IL row
and savo your money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

Mrs. Brown-IIow are you getting
along! Mrs. Joncs-Splendidiy. Charles
has two schemes that can't bring less
than million dollars each. and ten
do,lnr-n-wcck job.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

A ST. Louis Worlds Fair inforrna.
ton Bureau has been established at
e36 Seventeenth street, Denver. In
charge Of Phil p. Hitchcock. where
information will be ebeerfuIiy fur
rished.
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''Thc professor Ia rather absent
minded. isnt hc'" Absent minded! !
I should say 30! His wife has to watch
him from putting tho lamp TO bed and
blowing himself out"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

''Sa. Is the time ,a spsah 10 papa.
...or h.'s gus, rdfs. Ia We'll
,hInh III siSs him time 10 set his siippsfs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

II you don't got tho biggest and
best it's your own fault. Defiance
Starch II for salo everywhere and
thcre II positively nothing u equal
Il In quality or quantity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

''You ought not TO XIII your neigh
bors." said the missionary. -How else
can We properly assimiintc them!
asked th. cannibai king.
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n -pcasace Starch does rot
please you. return |, to your dealer.
n I; does you get oae;hird more for
tho same money. II viii give you
satisfaction. and viii no, stick 10 tho
Iron.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

Successfully used by Mother Gray. pur>s
IN the Childrrn's Home in New York. cure
Constipation. Feepri.hness. Had Stomach.
Tcethine Disorders. move and regulate the
Bowels and Destroy Worms. Over -. p.uOte>-
simonials. AZ all Druggists, &c sample
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she-why does woman take a
mans name when shc marries him.
Hc-why does she take everything
else he's suts
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so you have married the only si-l
in the vorid7-' Yes replied Nr. y.
Wed. Il wanted TO keep all the rCst of
the fellows cut Of trouble
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To Cure n Cold in Ono day.
Take Laxative Bronze Canine Tablets. An
druggists refund money II IL fails to cure. 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

"He works at the undertaking busi-
ness for a livelihood For a iivcii-
hooul Gec' That doesn't seem lively
to me-
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DO you think that the automobile will
cause the extinction Of the horse-' Not
unless the horse PERSISTS In getting In the
way" answered the Chauffeur.
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IN: ..er:. Of u. POPULARITY q =, Es.,.r: =: Z. ::
1oFd-"Suality."
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ny cns HaskAas.

Every ts~ days come csaHt is ARRESTED
at the White itugsrs Others ar. more
fortunate AMI get spsri. "a; Offices
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

Dent eaEfy. a careful isefusai Of q
faassnt medicine almanac should convince
Auyah. that th.r. Ia f.nsds Tot every
thing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

,5 70; ss' % r.. ,ss go s., Is. s.,; re- Sc.
1ry q -lIuIIhssd"
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Defiance Starch is guaranteed big
gest and best or money refunded. 16
ounces. 10 cents. Try !, now.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

of an Old Maid" "If she were youns
and handsome they would be In a mirror
Instead of a newspaper"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

Cole Younger talks of going in, Tho
hotel business. But didn't ne piussise
to quit holding people up?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

ne miisss, ,esses. that ssess is vs:s
enae eiaag, Tty abs and see
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II doesn't always spoil a man TO be
iionized. We all remember Dan..i.
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while. the fool ;skss ,hinrs as th.y
come. the sise SAAp aues after what he
wants
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Tho barber Who put out :he sisp.
'whiskcrS Died Here" certainly tsd =
bad spell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

Mr.. wlsstsw-s scettslas syrsp.
rce ehidrsa sseshne. eofssas the euss. feistes 10
eAazAsies. assys pasn. ssfss uisd collie - bossA
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CAPSlCVN vASElINE
wonrm ,r. wr,.UJ ~ ,.o,.n

laine-toup. ,sls.sn. oet.s sbsr IL, unl
ori~n, s.ns,-iy Co., icn.efy uosg. q ntIein.n:
vss so bod b q - qnii vost. A Denver TREND
Teco.sineni' 4 i W ussi uf,e lsT Of II aud
.sy th4, 10 cured me- ard frgss piles
sny person In tie state. ] consider u vh lts
weight In gold. and ehcerfuliy recplnsnend q
sny s1affereI. unld hsse given thts letter sponer
but = snted To- see ~ So permanently carrd-
Yours respectfully. ~. r. RAYMOND
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

II IL ii,. man Who PUTS HE hand r~saii.
sriS tn the srInjstoue that krsps the
other fellows nose there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

Miss Elderby-You mustn't believe
all you hear. Mr.. Malaprop-1 don't.
Nor half say.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

What happy world this would be for
the womenfoik II only COMPANY could be
entertained without so much dshwashinE.
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HAPPY WOMEN.

Mrs. Pare.
wife Of Q.
b. Pare. .
promine q (
res I d . . {
a Glasgow.
KY. says:
- VA. xuc
1CVbuk HU"
. compli.
cation OF
kidneytro
bics. BA
siics {. bad
a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

A srniie Of satisfaction soes with one Of
Ba1tsr's "Builhead" Scent ciGarA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

n you have smoked q Bulihesd scent
irar you know how good they are. u
Sou have not better try one
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

~ MISUNDERSTANDING
BY. NJ QUAD.
s; % % ss aFss " "s
And o dream such often do
sssS . w9 f ss
shiser essenns s"i ap he sS
ny sam he said his old sa;a
"a & Ssw hs Day when % @ do S Sssa.s ssfs
With people others lots of sorrer
I as @ me . N" ssp ss s @ a near
s az sG o o Rsns s. SHOULD
III. Ter "a. Parks and her two '0s'-"eF corn was ''''
n' Al a ss fur s upon s s @ Ss ~s sn S 81 S. Sn 1t or
Jones' whose les by old spotted
, the wnyfsrs s,S The noS md
2 pursesd NOR to mighty siad.
There. wiader schemerhorn. Lamp'oIs
ss ss: m
is,, ali . her a dollar viii spare.
And En- ssa a!s s rso a @ .sa"
And ( ss sf" 'Ts s va" him
Ana sa II % p isa sps he sFs % S an" N
And lei him Know got
SIX .sss;. sss IL sss ps ss /. @ sss 9 HSssn @
Ana An a make % s. Rp%s s A s" ss s', s @ ssrs
yit
"a de.en saaashe. KIN spare and rumrEns aue ,eere
hide about ih. .n"w-h be three fs: deep
I'll be eight o'clock. unen. Sleep
Ike had. shut n
Of Ia
hen son and pulled his him quite
And wrinned
spoke:
it's twelve oeoca and unless yor'rs
/
You'd better sa hustle and come along to bsd
4 .ien msrnIn aEa twill TnankssSin'
lead The s.i sH hump yourself away
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-20

CARROTS can BE- eoiosed on the hoos
with PUTNAM FApEi.ESS DYES.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31
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