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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-01-21
CLEARANCE SALE.

January 1st closes business year. and, naturally,
y has broken lots in Overcoats listers, Suits Boys
bnd Chldren's Suits and Overcoats, Shirts Underwear,
1oyes Mttens Shoes and Oyershoes, Leggns and Rub
es We going work and pack up the best gar
and put them away for next seasons business and then
yertse some ridiculous prices. No, not garment from
ihe highest the lowest will be disturbed They have all
got 90 if low prices will them. We must have the
oom for spring stock We will quote You only few of
the prices
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Spring Trade .... Mould use use Of +!
we Reople, for the future f. nnl
da looks bright. - t''' DAN
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howell A. Davis
entertained many young friends on
"Wednesday evening at dancing
party given at their pretty home on
Laurel street, the occasion being IN
honor of the natal anniversary OF
their niece, Miss Nina Louise Arml-
stead.
The guests began to arrive shortly
before eight o'clock and soon the
spacious drawing rooms were COM
rortabIy filled. On the outside the
large piazza was enclosed with can
vas and being heated with oil stoves
and furnished with easy chalrs'
proved an ideal lounging place
Souvenir programs were useu'
These consisted of yellow ribbons
with tassle and pencil, on which were
printed the order of dances, - IN
number.
An mtermission was given ut II
O'Clock at which time refreshments
were served.
The last number on the program
was finished at l2:4O a. M, when the
happy couples of young people began
to leave fortheir homes, thanking the
host and hostess for a most thoro-
ughly enjoyable time and extending
to the guest of honor best wishes for
many happy returns of the day
Following were those present:
Misses Bessie Davis of Tampa,
Emma l.. Olmstead Of Pomona, Cen
evivie and Edith Merrill, Nina L..
Armistead, Minnie c. Bulky, Daisy
Livingston, Anna Livingston, Rosa
Coke, Florence Davis, Alice Wall,
Tlah and Ona Bond, Julia Barron of
DaytOna. Messrs. ID. w. Ramsauer,
F. d. Wattles, j. ID. and r.. e. Bulky,
Louis Canova, Robert James, O. f.
Smith, r.. l.. Armistead, q. G. Estes,
Con. q. Marvin, Chas. Thigpin, Carl
Davis, Geo. Bassett, Arnold and
Carolita Canova. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Barnett. Mrs. II. f. Armistead.
Mrs. J. Levy, of Jacksonville
presided at the piano, and the music
was excellent.
The decorations of evergreens and
plants throughout the house We're
profuse and Hastily arranged.
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|
"Eee, ,o Ds' so" She hesitoted ana M % TIUc
o - stT scared look in her u'''N
= Gu, os :" "Did faint in theret t,,rc Lots
eyes, D rns. that was nothing o,icon
"oh' sr ;rior had said the AmeI'o ort
do. l,au' od cheerful lying TO al "a" "oM
gs had reuu %ot tHere in the mornings W"
Of know" a,,,vor of hopeless ais-
nesS onnointment around tLe uonot troubled
Youth Youth and he knew VIM sn"nc niece il
as ih IN" There was a FIVE ram S,npshinrl,
.ooi n n,s nocket. He laid II U"O
'e eD LIS the tabouret beside her' o,,rs. II
an on tne ,"' said that was yours :,
NV, Jn' "E WV. vo,t but he said to COM COM 81
Sa, coulu in,,, and this is for tine ivy .
~" ungs." ,-,+orod with surpri'
Nv of Her eyes " his surmise had De
Ga. and he
and right. ,u,o" she said, tryi
trow 30 wise from the cushions. ,,ouor Or
swer. u .Wo,t while get earr ,sediv
,omp- ,.0rted for the door decl 'D ION"
Early starr S one Of the girls to help yOW
and SEM S%o thanked him With s Hnyn
!. gu n, linn whistle as he Went WV" W
y one n I.',u tbrcc steps at a tih'. ,.
out in flights I'll no carried her u"N
fever? he returneu -,,.h a masterfulness
ion, do the carriage WIZ ,.s,nn and she did
: in Sc asked no perliii'' - the seat b
0, how demur when ne '''
IN WI - her. 4. 6nd her "sky
larry be- ~ We" os came called 1t men TIn
he line lor' aS as Snurs Claires. he
is not the Rue uSs st evening, and sh'
there the heA ood Of the dusty Ia
mites of him at the heau ,,tr and led TIN
exposed with shy dignity s.,nant as If
further into her attic apartin Io,ontion rC
It course hcpn Louis Quinze oirl Y,
south is IT. u and gold. A young ena :,
NAL In pinN a,,an bersksst In an eas'
stxafl lllill hS4 ,,kIad uD at
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powore of Ointments for "a
DI Ia,.rh that Contain Mercury.

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on @S ns WIN DO IS s% iGa
M Gaiarrh cure, n . 'ptains no mercury
eSnsy ss Ss Esss y ssss Ti ss ysS@
GnaS SGa oaegn 03 rS SS spr snG mad
the genuine ,n h " F.J Cheney Go. TEST
monilssiss 81 iT SSrSaiggists Price iSe per oO'''s
sold oy uirs,lS pills are the best
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Tas and 0 H4SHss ANA hn5 Fs51 v,
s;%S15 1s5 Ta a;,rHa aud
| Detroit t,The Florida Llmlteu, ,,,ea
Ing cars, r ss SIa Pullman drawing ro9% 'lo
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Ion horrister used to ten Vi ~ -"
A London e" occurred in his own ez-
instance t u, trial. ably by jury in Wales "a a
we known local solicitor c nnsn'O While
mons was eo"T addressing the jury It's II,
oOunsS W quietly turned from him. him tG pp
their heads together anu 'H "It,s no use
, man addressed the ,J jG1sS in the he vi
my ,D lTEo, any ny more, as We agreed td IN N N
to ta'k 1, %% last night to vote lot I"
q Cornons of Rhiwgoeh'
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The Palatka News
and Advertiser

THE NEWS AND ADVERTISER
has a higher circulation rating
than is accorded to any other
paper in PaIatka. - Printers
Ink, N. Y. July 20, 1908.
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,,, MASTERED FAT IL

..,oso Won clip out TINS '''', ,,
Supp"1 1o duy when young "', 90
tells you he has haH mo, n" , HIM this
aim Climb up in til" worl" h""" ''''
story. IS Owen Kildare o'
New York. Owcn Kildar,
Tn an ,.o"rs Of age he could ne''"'
road nor write! ,ov Thu
n' tnat he was rough an" W "
me.n mem os we'll as ignorant ~
c oO",d expect little else OF " " o3 = v~q
was orphaned at the ia "I InI IS week
tBf ..,sorreets' nS ,' and
- H[SSaI' sleeping in doorway" ,nit t"n
bo"to,"'AIH We had ouly one " 1T ano,
G Mis ideal was brute force force a. the Bow
ly loy |.'nr 10 took him up and aa sI Nts
him physical troin. ..%n.n eel
liT dnS as sn y good good come out OF '"'
Bowery? aud Of age Kildar
IesI N HT with a school ',,lo tS", ,r
came Ct. That III assoct"tto" changes to =. $
er' bic life, He starUc" 1t.
trend .D al on " education. As he e. St Haa
his hn,d ia struggle Finally he went We on y"
t t%e circulation department. He o stud
the the daily newspapers 1T
eve every spare moment n.ror to WI
Then and ot' submit them lEor csai u u
stories editor. He periseNe'IH He
aging eT had value, lis
te,mr 9 as reporter 49,"
e enoPtioH was rapid. no Owen KilC
Now AZ himself with his P pew
suPpGgtSS parlanee "a blood his h st,
ne% tehes are esteemed - first b
f Ike has just write" II ms IS the the
my Mn r.al.sln,rrectioH from the w
- las made mt. She is Ct
- lminine! ~ ~ MA
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WANTED. "A trustworthy a gensi1b,u bust.
or T lady in each county to m RoMss Of solid
G %s weekly salary paid BY S Snsss
from l heaGgaa''oE noose addressed en-
vPlope. Mahusoi' Oct 9-26t.
chicago.
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Christmas Dance.

The Gem City Guards gave their
Christmas hop at the Armory last
: Friday evening, and the affair was
pronounced a most fitting conclusion
to merry Huletide.
The continued drizzling rain which
fell during the evening prevented
the attendance of many townspeople
and visitors from surrounding places,
but the young society element of the
city was represented by about thirty
couples, all Of whom participated in
the dancing.
Oh smurs Claircs. o"o' snow Sa,,,o promptly |
81 her sketches, ana o' ',,,, and hawk
" taol, a bunch under his arm arm" "" with
l ~ tham around the art S'ot ,,a never
he Gu sl,. r" ncrsistency his own nnu nasscd
nd deNoue Rrrore month hao push" snina
rvs Know h Mad picked up odd work eo, week..
w. sue Ia" ink proofs for one oil the M ',,hon
Nv pen anu ~" ,nst there came day wien
tau lies anu WIS ~ . for good and the lu'
He t tnro was full of hope l.. vo shall
that "And we shall see, Il" "IJo is il
the 600 now" laughed 1Ve''G n,o wcddin
o oornost, lie gros Crane. lhe tMo nth
larry t So,iS will 80 dng-a-ling, anu INC nosns
wine White faced Virginia VIII n''Ne w.
her cheeks ,,,,,n Virginia to-
1t Is -, nirht when they patleo
q, no MN '"',' - was worn out ana he'
"a of n ,,, tEnt day when tainted, anu sai T.
pS sick tIl,'' Wv ord-and"- She fait
cheereu nv, a,,+ her hand to HI
III an ed and held Out n.y. c,, niece in
from u r,oro was Il five franc pee I"
neace please p take it back she s",u os =,
e. Ri Won told me, and 'hihN 1t wa
terday, snIendid Of you. ,,+ ho tool;
noise, Cr,re flushed hotly, put III '' Hn
!, that ' ,.mov, her pride and that 10 lit
le slope was IL debt of hoIo'' ,t9n no rs
oS nd H ,,, mis-. fine walk home, anu
ome-it ,-,u forget Nivon's ana me- or
" "t a,a hcnt her head low over
the lat bunch of pink roseS 't,i,,r in he
For Lucille, and something III Nv
lance gave him courage. i,
4, using "Virginia, If you "o"'u nnd 7
o. :, Of the .,o ri@ht to sweep you ana L
q enr from this, the sky parior III
D;s shoul- 't,,,@.,ln that never ends! III
and are s snI have gained a footing' an
. Some or,H study them he ramO'Cu o.
nd starve. hovish helplessness, rye .s low
CHIT" ever since that u"s =" snoulder.
I,our head lay on my shouloel,
file artist wnntcd TO lift you Up ana S"7
nc fresh owov from it all7,hs 80: "a we
:, ooI nf .S,u rlCl "i Y
. p - v,von and all of tnen. o
seemed so different anu
led he alone" -. ,tiu and he wal
i"SN sne ov va" the city some bells Were .no :
0 Wv. slow. sweet chimes anu anu ,"o ar,
nd add rows were hutte.,no norlor over
'rk blue t tTr caves Of the sky p"r'''
heads. Coli ot her feet
:. Lots One of the 'os,' .,,.
merican no raised it tenderlE' ,ot.or roY'
an art. "Do you thihh n, -, at him a
's'' u nnd he bent toward her e"s'' ~
eless dis c cinia, sweetheortT close to h,
g. Of her She She held the roses close !" -
- troubled and smiled at him over 'he nd to
, n,ece in anu Wont S you come up ana 10 e
p IaHinry ,uoq ~" she said softly, and ne y
I Ior IN the long, dusty STAIRS "
Ours!$ lie parlOr.
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voT1cE OF APPLICATION ,d rSn
N9 Tar Deed Under Section NH"p'0'

NOTICE OF 1,.i APr section s. 5 chapter
1851 NSt,ce e Is hereby given that 1Rapats
NG Cook, purchaser Of tax S,, ce eF Juiy
r. 4, G ~ dated the LIST day Oh IN Tu my
No. 10 iSo1 has filed said certificate ,o III ta 3
a. nGi n and has made application ,,,,t ~ law
Snl 0d TO issue in accordance Wlth 1o lSm .
S Ssd Certificate embraces the iC6lo .DaT9
S SaHnr Jf property situated in PUTNAM
oO Sw cor Of NV /. of ne l. OF pay Sor SeO
g .;o 0~ "a township H. range VI a ~ ~,
Is ''G The said land being assessor .t az o vt
- ao,o Of the issuance Of such ceiT ISn,aS
~ E"t the name Of Mrs. ]. r. Pierce inc .,
e i nai SI certificate shall be redeemed ,ss ~
'e, S cording to law, tax deed VIII iSST
ig tSereon on the 9th day OF January A.
~ 1904 MI, o,,roture and Sc
this the Esd dayOf December A d; lS'
o,epS Ct CT of Putnam County, Flon'
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w,Srrp-rras,w%rrnly N.Y. Lady asn Gy S%i Sdioin
TO tSr house on Of sa d0G aa
fp s 81 $s5sy Ess S% s s S
lnn"manent, Address M"h"e''' ll-20St
chicago.
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-------nlw republic Oh u"
oM~5e Senator Ben Ti'm oi,,o0 S will
% - will and that such 0pp0S''''"
Kill II t is the cpinio" Of the NE, News so" n
~ nitchfork senator iFon, oh his
Carolina is talking
chapeau. ,ositiou will not XIII
the P"% %1n~ to the democratic d r"r,Y
S So pa U'" can for polit,1" a n rotT"
, N" pT Mace obstacles i" the r %n,Ith,
a 'mau progress and ENJOY ''
gFUw'i% st IN canal plank ,, has n"T +.
, "A" in every national p'",'"''r nro,
t tne past 50 years. 1t mi, may Nicarng,
t n,Sv is-trne that the ~ N n"ost e
pe I,%n sro nt' common people ;S%aS wa wa
me thin~ besides talk mnt tihe d
Canal mi v don't care IL rap W 'rais
fiy. TneE National party 5 Ee'"
credit for the ,,, lmr'" of the world
mamds the canal. =; In~ yi IL Sget il
fers opposition to IL W."
tho neck.
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A%NNNNNNNNNNNNNN
City happenings and
Personal Mention.
0NNNNNANNNN%NNN%N
Go~HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Mrs. w. A. Walton gave recep-
ton Thursday afternoon.
The citizens of Melrose have nom
mated G. w. Baldwin for mayor.
Harvey Bard of Norwalk was a
visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. N. f. Piplar of Pomona was a
visitor in the city last Tuesday
Miss Lucy Couver is spending the
holidays with friends at Eau Gallie,
Fla.
G. j. O'Haver, prominent mer-
chant of Keuka, was a visitor to the
city Thursday.
Prof. Selden, principal of the San
ford high school, was visitor in
the city Wednesday.
The Guards will give an informal
dance at the Armory tonight (Fri-
day.. All are invited.
There will be short service at st.
Marks church at 10 o'clock this
New Years. morning.
Hafer d. Thompson of Indiana has
been here for two weeks on Il visit to
Sergt. Samuel S. Hafcr.
]. Purslcy and family of Guilford,
spent Christmas and several days
thereafter with relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. Woodward
have returned from Il pleasant visit
to their old home in Tallahassee.
The Guild of st. Marks church
will meet in the Guild hall next
Wednesday, January 9th, at 3 p. m.
Attorney f. N. Calhoun spent sew
eral days this week at Bushnell, Fla,
whittier he went ON professional bus
mess.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Davis of
Jacksonville have been paying a hol-
iday visit to friends and relatives in
the city
Albert Jenkins and Albion Dever-
cuX of Jacksonville have been in the
city the past two weeks visiting rel
atives and friends.
Raymond b. Trueman of Jackson
vile, spent Christmas on Palatka
Heights with his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs, NJ. J. Trurman
| The Pis.k Assoaie u o,,--s't r. ~, eurc
-, ~ completed, thG"I.Ils IS i' djstrib
If lime is wnrS propagation anu o, vast i
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Notice is hereby given ,nSs n4%I
:ss% S
sSs + 8 sa $s $Ss July
Dist, 1905; ..,v n, estate OF Edwari II; N n
ond Ex.Otlicio Admlhi9'' 7-24-03 6m
| am ,,art IeceBSed
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THE
BROWN
STORE
Wants to thank the
People of Palatka and
Putnam County
for the
Liberal Patronage
accorded during the
-Four Months
it has been
opened.
That patronage
has doubled our
most liberal estimate.
Therefore we
cross the threshold of
The
New Year
Encouraged in our
endeavors to maintain a
First Glass
Gents
Outfitting
Establishment
in Palatka.
Our success has
been established.
We thank you
one and all
and
wish you a
Happy New Year.
f
From now until the
Opening of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-19
FOR THE CHILDREN
VIE the roriol.e Won.

Did you ever hear the true story OF
the race between the hare and the tor
toise? Old rotler Terrapin told 1t q
me one day as | lay on my back in the
grass by the pond
"Neyer heard the real truth of that
victory Of mine did your" he squeakeI
as be crawled up to me-
mo, never" said l. How was itY"
"Well,' he laughed, you see they al
ways supposed that won that race tv
keeping on ,lodding along at my usual
gait, while Old Man Rabbit frisked
around ana fooled and wasted his time
showing or before the spectators.
But it was nothing Of the sort. Let
me tell you at the start that all the
plOdding in the world without a little
thought end common sense will never
win anything.
"You see, had little bone to pick
with that yaller dog at Bill Sykes
cause one day when / was asleep he
turned me over on my back. and
didn't get my footing for two days and
was nearly starved, 10 say nothing Of
N+'N NNAAg hANuEnl NI aAAN NlA AAul anu
the three children. So when Mr. Rab-
bit and | started on that race that you
have read of knew at the start had
no chance to win without some little
game. JUST then along comes Bill
Sykes yaller dog.
"Mornin says he Nice day Tor
The race
Yes says 1, and n you want TO
see the start sit right down where you
are and you'll see a great show
80 down he sat on his yaller tail
and opened bis yalIsy jaws and let bis
red tongue hang out. one, two. threer
5og says the starter And Nlst then /
saw my chance and grabbtzI Mr. Dog 5
tail between my jaws Ike gave one
yell of terror and surprise and set OF
through the woods toward ghe goal az
lightning speed, pulling me tKrough the
li@ after him N.Y. huC we dlAl dy. And
when we got near the goal leg 90 and
walked the est Mr Dog was SO scared
be ran on home. SERVED. him right for
urning me ever BJu Il wun the race.
tell you, brains count" Saying which
le ambled off into ths-woods4-St Lou
s Post-Dispatch
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s.ThlnLlnr - Nnr.n.

This game requires nothing except
pencils aud paper, an1ldt Is anis In Which
young and old can ksin. Tbs, first thing
to do is 10 write liss OF aanes down
one side of piece of papsI, Leaving A
blank space opposite each,
The names may Accommodating Llse the
following; Author, actor, aneral. river
statesman. color, boWn. pRblter. aower.
fruit etc.
One az the players chooses a btter OF
the alphabet. and every one must write
name beginning With thls initial op-
posite each OF she chosen words, 10 q q
letter were c.. the list might commence
as follows Goldsmith GarrieG Gordon,
Guadalqmvir Gladstone, gwen. GOdal-
ming. gllydower, grsennge. II does not
matter whether the eeiebriJ.es are ally,
orsiead.
/ Al the end OF tea minutes one OF th,
players reads the list aloud. and ons
mark Is allowed for each name whicl
is common 10 more than one list ans
two marks for name which only onl
person has thought Of The person VIII
wins the game chooses the,list OF title
for the next and also the letter 0f ID
alphabet.
"a If very little children are playing. It
r best to choose things which are easy Z
3 eAAAA Va -.l.s
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CALL ATTORNEYS TO TIME.
Benefeiarles Of Odd Fellows Orphans
Fund Must Give Accounting,
VRy Associated Pressl

Kansas city. Mo, Feb ls.-Bailey
Waggoner. counsel for Caroline
Agatha Lartsch and Albert Pasquet
de l.auriere. residents OF France, be-
gan suit in the federal court at Kan
sas city. Kansas, today against James
A. Troutman and Robert Stone the
1Eupeka attorneys. TO recover posses
slon az the 1850 acres Of land IN
Franklin county originally belonging
10 De Boissiere and intended for a
site for the orphan children OF oad
-Fellows The petition charges mat
because OF their relation as attorneys
TOR Nine. Nartinelli. Troutman ano
stone were disqualified from oeeom
ing purchasers of the property iron
heir client. and the latter are aske'
sAu an accounting and that all proper
~ be conveyed 90 them as r'ghto
heirs
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WARMERS SAFE CURE

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60 I was taken III in March, 1894. and the
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! was bedridden for about ten months and
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Friends told me Safe Care had cured
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doctors medicines ard took nothing but Safe
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We have thousands Of just such letters
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Thousands Of leading doctors and hospitals
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a FORTUNE HIDDEN
TWELVE YEARS
The Granddaughter Of New Yorker
Obtains s225,oOO

Westchester, N. ", Feb. ia Tor.
tune in high class railro,,J bonds was
found by the granddaughter and heir
ess OF Thomas Wilson here yesterday
after search of twelve years. When
Wilson died no trace of his wealth
eoulo be found. although me was known
60 have had large for une Mrs.
Lizzie Pell his granddaughter insu-
tu;ed immediate search, lut WITHOUT
success, until a safe deposit box was
folind in his name in Long Island
bank, II contained $26.50O in bones
of high Grade ant papers showing the
investment Of other sums amour ing
80 $500. 900
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PEOPLE OF THE DAY
Professor wiiso

Professor Wilson on AmericRnisna.
President Woodrow Wilson OF Prince
ton university aolds pronounced views
on the subject of Americanism, by
which be means the characteristics
which are peculiar TO people Of the
United States. In lecture before the
Outlook club of Montclair, n. j., re-
Gently President Wilson said:
ut is hard to analyze the national
character, for when we conceive Of the
American we think Of terms suitable
that part Of the country in which we
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MISS PAINE RETURNS.
Toured Europe Visiting Many Places
Of Interest.

Miss Jessie Paine. daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs Veeder B Paine of this city
arrived this morning from Oklahoma
City having spent yesterday there
while enroute to Guthrie after a four
months trip to European points Mr.
and Mrs v B. Paine and Miss Jessie
left Guthrie early in October lass
year sailing from New YORK October
l6, arriving in Liverpool Eng a week
later After spending several weeks
in Livel pool London and other cities
in England they wen to Paris, France.
where they remained two weeks. Mr.
Paine left for Africa in the interest OF
a Louisville Ky, lumber company and
is In Africa at the present time. Re
turning from France Mrs. Paine and
daughter toured Scotland during the
lat er part Of January and sailed from
Liverpool Eng on the Celtic. Feb
ruary Arriving in New York City
ten days later they left Immediately
for Oklahoma. stopping a lay in St.
Louis and arriving in Chandler We'd
nesday of this week where they spent
the day with relatives. Miss Paine re-
por having q very enjoyable and
pleasant time while in Europe. She
relurne5 to Oklahoma City this after
noon where she viii visit relatives
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Don Carlos, the pretendsr 10 the span
ish throne. is tfty-hye years ef age
and the father OF one son and three
daughters Don Cari0s has many
friends In England and is delighted to
show them over his wonderful private
armory at the Palszze Lorsdan, Ven
tee. Il Is a 6ne collection.
One Of his English visitors. a splen-
did All round athlete. with a full appre-
ciation OF his own powers, Don Carlos
took on swimming expedition at Lido
They had good lengthy exercise in
tie water aud the Englishman Was
beginning 10 feel eaugued and cold
past ee4giOg, But the wiry Spaniard