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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

and both armies had rehearsed
their respective parts. After Get
tysburg the south knew that its
cause was hopeless, and after
Gettysburg the north knew that
one day it would dictate terms to
DISTINGUISHED brethren.
So Appomattox, when it came,
partook of the nature OF a national
love feast. There was no wild
triumph, for long delayed and
dearly bought victory had dis
counted joy. There was no mourn
ing. for lingering death had dulled
the pangs of sorrow. Lees white
flag was a truce with pain. 1t COW
cred the victors as we'll as the
vanquished.
The true meaning of Appomat-
tox grows clearer as the nation
wakes in consequence. But for
Appomattox there would be no
great American power today. The
twentieth century Lees and Grants,
Gordons and Shermans, Sheridans
and Stuayts, have a common pas
sion as we'll as common flag. The
burden of their mingled shouts is
"Union!p Sail on, sail on, oh,
ship of state" is the song of every
people, but sail on, oh, Union,
strong and great" applies to but
one people under the sun.
Men may change flags, but hu-
man passion is ineradicable. Fed
Grafton. of separable states went
down in a consuming fire. The in
dissoluble Union of separate states
arose from the ashes. Before the
world we date from Yorktown; be-
tween ourselves, from Appomattox'
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

We have been alternately sorry
and amused at the struggles Of
New Mexico for statehood, indig-
nant at the STAINLESS utilization Of
that division of the un on, and di.
verted by the action of it territorial
legislature, but for all that the
whole southwest must admit that
in the construction of the great
highway through the mountain from
Las Vegas to Santa Fe the terri
tory.has been the pioneerin policy
that ought to have been inau-
gurated a long time ago, namely in
utilizing the labor Of convicts upon
the public roads, in building a SER
les of permanent highways that
will endure through all time. In
such lines the labor of the con-
Wet does not come in competi-
ton with that of the free. and the
unfortunates are made to pay for
their keep in way that is better
for them as we'll as the public body
The movement really should be
national, all convicts being en-
ployed on similar work. 1t is the
correct solution Of a very perplex-
ing question, and one that will be
of lasting benefit, both to the Of
tenders and the people who pay
the freight.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

a century and a quarter behind Us.
The judgment of history upon
decisive battles must often be am
biguous and inconclusive. Water
loo crushed Napoleon l., but that
COR which Corsican stood-Napo-
leonism-erected it's front again
and had to be once more dethroned
at Sedan, fifty-five years after
Waterloo. Even yet the Bona
parte specter hovers over republi-
can France.
: 1t is difficult, too, to determine
the precise period in the develop
ment of Greece when a second
Marathon was seen to be impos-
sible and the decisive character of
the marvellous aictory won by Mil
tiades became manifest, And
Yorktown may have to be fought
over before the fate of North
America is decided. But the cause
that went down at Appomattox
was lost forever. Sons of Yankees
and sons of Johnnies may one day
come to blows, but not over the APP
pie of 1861. They may shake
hands across some new bloody
chasm, but the chasm bridged by
Grant and Lee is filled into the
level with adamant.
Appomattox was not a sudden
crushing of the defeated which
forced the reluctant cry, Enough
1t was sequel to fighting, not
itself a fight, a climax foreseen for
months and for which both leaders
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

GEN. NELSON A. MILES has given
no cearer proof Of his capitula-
ton to the senilifying influences
Of time than his emergence from
the silence Of forty years to justify
his action at the capture Of Jeffer-
son Davis. 1t is an average life
time since that incident, and i;
were far better that he should
have kept his grim silence to the
end. His explanations fail to ex-
plain, his Qualifications to justify,
and America wants to forget.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

a small statesman to correspond
or he would not have forgotten the
way Uncle Sam saved his bacon a
few years ago, and now he wants
a taste of the big stick, which is
held up on account of the influence
mostly Of the American asphalt
trust, and apparently of that won
derfully conceived and abnor-
mally developed principle, the
Monroe doctrine.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

ROSWELL wants Amarillo to join
in the race circuit that is pro-
jected to take in Carlsbad, Ros-
we'll, Portales and Hereford, and
there should not be any difficulty
about it. There are many lovers
of fine horses and some very fast
animalsiin Amarillo and surrounding
country, and big meeting would
attract many people and much
money to the city.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
Unclaimed Letters.
Advertised list for the week end
ing March 25, 1905.

Advertised list for the week end
ing March 25, 1905.
A. W. Baker,
W. J. Baker,
Joe and Jeff Coffee,
John Couchlin,
Samuel B. Conyer,
Mrs. Mary Biard,
H. L. Bluer,
Herbert Dell,
F. Erickson,
Mrs. Laura Gaeer,
W, M. Harvey,
J. W. Lewis,
S. O. Misner,
J. T. Murray,
Luther MCGEE,
Robert A. Messick,
John Parnell,
r. J. Parker,
Roy Russell,
George A, Roswell,
J. W. Sessum,
Alice Stubs,
Mrs. Maggie Smith,
E. Tillitson,
Mrs Jeannett Turner,
Charles Waiter,
R. J. Williams,
G. T. Worther.
Parties calling for the above will
please say advertised
J. M. KINDRED, P. M.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
Harmful Insects.

The Mexican cotton boll-weevil,
damages the cotton crop to the ex-
tent of $l5,ooo,ooo a year, the
potato beetle lops off 100000
from the value of the potato crop
and the cotton worm has been
known to cause in year loss of
$5o,o0o,0oo. The cinch bug and
the Rocky Mountain locust scourge
that leave desolat!on in Gheir path,
have caused, in certain years loss
of $1oo,ooo,ooo."
This is a statement of the
actual damage caused the crops of
1908 by the Mexican cotton boil
weevil, which, in this country, is
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN has I'M
dertaken the job Of removing the
hide from Peabody Of Colorado
and it must be confessed that he
has left little to be desired in the
skinning process. lnasmuch as
every other decent in America
has been engaged in the same &C.
cupation for some months now, il
would seem, however, that Will
IONS task, albeit a labor of love
was somewhat Of a superiority.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

practically confined to some of the
cotton producing counties of Texas.
The damage is so per cent of the
infested territory, and as the nor
NAL cotton crop of the United
States is estimated to repreeent a
value of $5oo,ooo,ooo, the proba-
Bile ultimate damage, When the pest
if not checked, has spread over the
entire cotton belt may amount to
about $25o,ooO,ooo a year."-Ex.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
FORTY YEARS AFTER AppOMATTOx.

Forty years ago tomorrow began
the beginning of the end Of Apo
mattox, which fell on the 9th Of
April, 1865, with a crash that
shook the south TO its foundations
and all but banished hope from the
hearts of the Sons Of the Confed-
eracy.
Appomattox may be viewed TO-
day as war event having a pecu.
liar distinction. The verdict Of
April 9, 1865, has proved a fina
one. At the end Of forty years Its
portent as a factor in human des.
tiny stands out no less boldly thar
that Of Yorktown, which is nearly
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

In the fervor Of the spring the
matter of the wagon bridge over
the Canadian on the road to Du-
mas should not be forgotten by
the people of Amarillo. That is a
mighty fruitful section, directly
tributary to Amarillo, and another
winter should not be allowed to
come without the structure having
been built. We owe it to those
that are helping to build up the
commercial greatness of Amarillo.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

If President Roosevelt really
wanted to see a sky blue time he
should arrange his trip so as to be
in Amarillo during the session of
the cattlemen's convention. Us
ually pretty we'll up to snuff, the
president is losing glorious oppor-
tunity for flyer away from the
simple life in this instance.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
Will Live in the City.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bolton have
moved to the city from their ranch,
situated about 8 miles from town.
and will make this their home,
Mr.. Bolton having accepted the
management of the new stock
yards now being built near the city.
Until their new house is ready for
occupancy they will reside with
Mrs. Bottoms sister, Mrs. Clegg.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

In many counties between the
Mississippi river and the Pacific
ocean farmers not only find barn
manure a nuisance. but they have
a grievance against it, claiming in
South Dakota that it produces dog
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

The day Of rapid communication
has now come to Amarillo. Copies
of the st. Louis Post Dispatch
printed Sunday morning, are on
sale here on the afternoon Of the
same day. Inasmuch as st. Louis
is about thousand miles off, this
is travelling some.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

THERE are better things than
Texas oil wells. A farm in the
Panhandle will produce an income
larger. on a far less investment.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

For the coming of summer there
is only impatience in the Panhan-
die. Under the present conditions
it is just like starting a mint.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
Wash Goods.

Fine printed Dimities, Swiss
American Organizes, Voiles. A
handsome collection. and nothing
cheap but the price. A saving Of
5 cents TO locents a yard. 26-lt
AT THE FAMOUS.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
FRIDAY, MARCH 81 1905.

THE man with wheat will-make a
winning in the Panhandle this
year.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

VENEZUELA is mighty small
country and President Castro is
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07

La femme qui prend de temps en- temps
les Pilu1es Rouges, est une femme sage,
qui couuait ce qui est bon pour ellie.
Ellie a une santE robuste, un TENT Celia
tant, une poitrine developpee ct cettc
beaute toute speciale que dome la sante.
Vous rencontrerez tous les jours n
foule de femmes ct de jepnes fA.es pales,
anemiques, ayant un mauvais estomac ct
quantite d'autres malaises occasionnes
par Ia pauvrete du sang. Celles-la ne
pren1ent pas les Pilu1es Rouges, ct c'est
q elles que s'adresse Madame Beaulieu
dams la lettre quisuit. 81 Giles suivaient
son exemp1e, Giles verraient vite leurs
ma1aises d~ispara1tre, elles deviendraient
fortes ct ra~yonnantes de sante. Voici &c
que dit Madame Beaulieu
"Depuis 1ongtemps, j'etais tres fable.
Mon NAL a debute par II grande fal-
blesse dams les jambes ct dams les bras ;
je p%ouvais d peine marcher, mes jambes
ne pouvaient pas me porter ct javals
beaucoup de difficulties a faire mon ou-
rage. J'avais aussi de frequents bate
ments de cour qui me prenaient a tous
propos, pendant mon Outrage, d la suite
dune surprise, gu encore sans %raison,
subitement. 81 je faisais I'M petit effort,
par exemp1e, 81 je montais, meme en-
m'aidant de la rampe, un esca1ier, j'etais
prise de vio1ents points de cote ct ma res
piration etait haletante. Lorsque j'avais
fait IN travail I'M peu long, j'avais DIES
tournaments de tete, des tintements do
relies, des migraines. J'etais tres fri
7o,,ea mao Mode Of mac mains kfoionf
toujours g1aces, enfn j'etouffais apres
chaque repas ct la mutt je dor1nais tres
pal, me 1eveillant le matin beaucoup
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07
mum dune lanterne, consentit q

mum dune lanterne, consentit a
ouvrir.
= e veux bien vous bonner
asile, dit-il, car Je dev1ne qul vous
etes: aes ci-devant que les patrio-
ties pourchassent; mais vous etes
bien nombreux. II faudra vous
CONTENDER d'6tre a l'abri. Je mai
qu'une chambre.
-Cest tout ce que nous deman-
dons, mon brave, d6clara le comte
gaiement; avec une botte de foin
sur le plancher pour SO reposer,
les danes seront q merveille.
Ca, c'est faclle, r6pondit lie me-
tayer.
La msrquise ct Genevieve sins
tallerent CONNIE des soldats, en-
s'enveIoppant dams DIES couvertu-
res; puts M. de NantilIy avec Do
minique veill4rent encore pendant
deux heures aux aborde de la me.
tairie.
Aucun bruit suspect n'ayant
eveill6 leur attention, lis vinrent
SO reposer lie reste de la mutt, al.
,longes sur un banc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07

plus fatiguGe que 1orsque je metals cou-
chez la veille. Petals fable de sang ct
je souffrais aussi du beau NAL. Tout ce
que j'ai fait pendant longten,ps pour me
amener ne ma pas guerie; jepuis meme
dire que je mai jamais etc soulagee avant
de prendrel les Pilu1es Rouges, qui me de-
barrasserent en- quelques semaines de
cette terrible ma1adie. Des les premieres
bottles, je sentis mon appetit r%evenir, ct
je repris mes forces ct mes cou1eurs. Ia
m%elioration s'est journellement accentuee
ct aujourd'hui je suis tres bien, pouvant
faire mon Outrage ct soigne1 mes neuf
enfants sans fatigue. Je suis tres heu-
reuse ct reconnaissance. Nine Edouard
Beaulieu, s rue Fulton Lawrence, Mass"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07
|lJNE Historic De TOUS LES JoURS
Madame EDoUARD BEAULlEU Sc guert avec
quelques bottles de
ROUGE IS
Ellie soufrat dep1is des annees, trainant une
vie miserable.

Retenez bien que les Pl1n1es Ronges
sont souveraines contre l'anemie, Ia
ch1orose, la neurasthenie, la faiblesse
generate, lie beau NAL et les irregularities
chez les femmes. Au moindre Symphonic
de ces maladies, procurez-vous les Pilules
Rouges, prenez-les avec soin."
81 vous souffrez depuis 1ongtemps, a1ors
il est bien douteux qu'une GU deux bottles
de Pilules' Rouges puissent vous guErir.
|Soyez consciencieuses, prenez-en ASSET
pour 1eur bonner une chance d'agir sur
votre maladie. En- meme temps, vous
pouvez ecrire aux Medecins SPECIALISTS
des Pilules Rouges, vous n'aurez absolu-
ment rien q payer pour les consultations
par 1ettres. Ecrivez-leur une description
bien complete de votre maladie, ne 1eur
cachez rien. Vous n'avez rien d craindre.
car toutes les 1ettres sont ouvertes ct
tenues absolument c~onfdentie1les par
eux. Du moment que les Medecins SpE-
c~ialistes des Pilu1es Rouges auront recu
votre 1ettre, lis y repondront avec soin.
ct vous verrez que1s bons conseils lis peu-
vent vous donner.
Refusez Communications toutes PiluleS
Rouges e1'on YOU offre a la douzaine.
au cent GU a 25c la bo1te. Les vraies
Pilules Rouges sont toujours vendues en-
bottles de bois contenant so Pilu' es, ct
chaque boite est entouree dune etiquette
imprim@e en- rouge, qui porte tout ours LEI
nom de la Gle Chin1ique Franco Ameri-''
caine. ST votre marchand ne .tient pas
les Pi1ules Rouges, nous vous les enver-,
rons sur reception du prix, soc la bofte
Oh six bottles pour $3.50. Adressez o
1ettres ; Gle CHIMIQUE FRANCO
AMER1cA1NE, 274 rue St-Denis, Mout-
real
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07
ECHO DE L'OUEST
.Merc1.

-Merc1.
lis sc remirent en- route. La
mutt 6talt venue.
"A present, nous pouvons rem
trer au chateau; Ills sont a la Ro-
biniere, c'est evident, opina le ba.
ron,
-Rentrons, approuva Lopart,
je vais bonner ordre de surveiller
cette mutt, domain egalement 81
c'est n6cessaire, tous les d6bou-
ch6s de la ferme. Apres on vera.
Ills tourn6rent bride ct rentr6-
rent q Kermoy.
fss 17
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07

Les Plules Rouges sont en- vente a la pharmacie de Patrice DUDE
| G in des avenues 2Oeme ct Wash. n. qui les euverra par la MALE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07

rire. -. Ne cralgnez rien, il saura
sc d6fendre.
III est seul, pourtant, r6pliqua
le comte tres emu.
Thomas ne r6pondit r1en. II
sen ALA souper q la cuisine. Puts
il. sortit malgr6 Pin 1stance de
Jacques qui voulalt lie retenlr, ct
il sc dirigea du cote de r6tang.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-26

msxat nns saat tae nDrnah enmass
saiiet g ana thar ons - Jour nalifs
pfodeeta ipoeslbly Nheatl Supplied 4
Mith suitable fs.od II there Mega
nDthine n esuntefAes it Il wuuld IA q
few pears spFesd vi over EnslanA
hresdiag 70 Ereat numbers several
times > Fsaf Hefoss many had qaits
realized shat vas the matter. your
whNAa erop wuuid be ruined
i0r some years my aurA has taken
nj - eysif land Nov ] am ia spaiu
Bow 10 Chlaa. nos IA he heart 0f
Ffanes. nos in Ceaffai AmsflrA Ny
nethpd y tAls. When Aesking an a..
sidota frs, naa lha native homs II
sht pest ! wiAh 10 attack Then / ~
there. Eei iHto che roaatFf ana e2an.
lne ! watch ihe same pest there
fshcrs Il b probably dolnk scarcely
aay damagsl and am almost aufe 10
nnd that At agms stage of iss llfs an
other insect attacks and ssatrugs III
1heu ! have f8and shai | waited
my parasite sod take ll sway 9Th
ne and breed d "a ashl he pet
Every psat has lis parasite. aud
shs Fisht way ~ H3hs pesga il through
lhair parasites Western Australia y
settling ne ~ay here in practical frun
culture and farming. and others viii
eenelt 5om tss eUfA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-26
SMOKING WITH A HOLDER.
Why smokers Use ths Mouthpiscs
on Cigars a. Mnsh
a. Ever

"Noa may not acs used a. many fnncy
eirAr bpldem - mssrsshAam and n
amber - Yuu uace aia said ne cigar
map. shui We siiii eel thea. and ~
elEaf holders 81 iala lnriualaF hoi8ers
eealEned aoielf faf uglHlY Ard comfort
e. ih@ae ~ weiehHei - sell a. many a.
eYsr Tho great majority = cigar emma
sfa % be sure. bold cigar in fhsif
teeth BAT a considerable ramhsf of
smokers alNeFa use holder for shich
practice they mal have gafi08a rsasona
Aama 81 sauifary nasaFc
Oas man may uts s holaer Is avoid
bafnias hls masinehs Auafher uah
usay uss ore hecauss he burning snI
= he cigar e farther aeaY and s. he
sets q en0'af sfHpke Some mtn uss 4
hHieeF Nhen paagifF esrat bause tn 4
teldef - rae lay eiear daeb without
hafnlnF lte 'ahie and Hlfbaaf scatter
inE tbf ashes oa if
Ana Hiih 8 holder mishl 81 tta
a1oleet and NEST convenient aua eau.
f9Fiahia vay t9f mac 81 smoke cigar
sale resting
= thlhs y fog wefe ta observe tha
men fNa mret in ire street tnakirF
eIFafa ls c'Esf hoiieH 500 aolld aud
them iH D. fiy men af n.lalle axe ar
tHffeshahia Hham 9a naait neFaf
GEO aHahlur foisnf'9 an8 fhiaa lf
faa ceala traa thfiF smaHfaa hahHs
ihAi g1a eou.a SD iassa aHaHert IS -.
shi.e meaafaie and tampsfata In fhsr
mAauer g tmakiae hfe1y Hy naa
ffh wha at aelsar a9'tet auttia
.fs aaassf q 81 aflas ata 8 enhance
- confaft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-26

Don't look Tor true happiness tn the
maussoas of the very rich. where
hiThpfieoa phyRlelans are called Ia
lo aaNtog eeeFy allmsnt hut sewk ii
AND lind rs too. III ths comfortable
hgmes oi tie middle classes and -
called poor. Nhefe Greena August
fuNef n aIWAys n.ed 70 kaan tie
fami,g health--fo cure All stomach
kfpubles ml,wtheF indiaeGl0n, dsApeg
ala, constipation, iesa ~ appetite. IN.
a1ua AttarkA or tospld liver. Trial
hotfle August fio~er, 25e, hlg battle
5sc Al al drueKlstN ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-26
HuNTER 81 PARAslTes.
Hardy Traveller Wha Foiia9s tks
Least knaun Profession
On Earth

lie has insi arrived IL London from
iifasil and vas 81 the nsai day 10 lhs
shfipqdes : iaand him in The lfaes
q tae agent general Tor Western Ama.
ifaHA saga writer Is the london
Daily AiaiE ile NAs carrying a little
tos e1uialHlug ffw oammuHpls9 s9e
ioaklng pesilea SCI 10 and those bee
Ties Be bad Travelled is.u00 mlles and
searched a. and side
For the Nrunaed and hardy Traveller
folnsa fhe least knowa professor ua
earth. ihal "a TIE parasite hunter For
seass he has beea travelling. HfenMs
iram china 90 Perm la his search faf
insseiH thai eili aid the farmer 40 h
var Aaalnsl pesla
= am : tfAtsef down 81 iha natural
cures for the incest reaIs thaS are aa
ms damaEe osline huHarcds Il nil
lieas eysff year said Nr campsfe.
ln answer 20 ny questions Efsrs
cpuatfy has lla different plaRaea llou
% thsss reats comet llsfe lon8oa
anuFta yea the simplest illustration
Millions ef insects ERE carried into
England sfaTY daf IN The merchandise
that arrives fr0m ahfuaa. nome ID uss
aaekaaeM q eastern rafNota aome II
she drlsd foliage lFoaad tfopieAi pro
duee
- anY time oue q ahe-< ssraaes
innsts. carried hsfs b sagh Izahsoa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-26

fgV greatest t0use meath "A good
night s rest Restless nieils and fl4t
tefrlble exhaust i0u of a hae8lne eaasi
are tfa dread dangers ~ Tire poif cd,
suWpiife ll1f whf ths feat 81 n
might aisenA few aa~sa ~ ~ N1sst.eo
tswfMan syrup alll insure FefHessgn
slrep euflfnl8 fice from cough nfnishf
sstatf FIRES etperl0afian in tht
nlofniuR a made certain 81 takim
tlefnea syrup it has cufed c1ns lWp
tiau Cor forts frafs rrial bottle. 81
ASA t0ttit. 10 At ali tlfMRslNf&
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-26
REMARKABLE INVENTIONS.


AmoHH rmsfsstf FoFrf 1.95a fIaas
- NhsH# naB
meter fse te'eahe aafs ara ta
maHhi'e ehit srs eruss IS -
dIfan Z NssaHas Ths Haeuma f1 81
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ussd ah aad q M Harea m 80
peilef mhsei RE hy aas. lafsa faesf
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he air znd mavisr fhe eafrIare Il q
speed ~ q miles ar haaf TIE eaasiet
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Hsaanred and recorded The gels
ehnneeAfs Is 81 anHaratas S uhIeh
ship iH automatically earura a. sah.
marine daaEsfs iir ths ait II ne tfss
moph.ie e is possible e mfalsh haaf
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raa - NoFsn lnto russ blAtksts s.
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Various Articles Wklch VII BE
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hAHa fnr stgiiHlaE Make them Wtta
tras strings ard u aiHenri material
70 suit The various articles advises
Arnold nafiitu Parker ln Recreation
ou siik fof your toothbrush. cautau
aanhel iog your ash reeas and hars IS
uiHertnt ooi0fed elofh rs fht sher IS
lefts SHAKE each tag distinctive. $ that
zoe can nsadily l84nuf a oastsna
in Forkins my duHs .ute rama aae
palf p va BAGS mate by ats,crh
concern They cas- te aaaa ~ taIlans aa
Board traia 81 shiR rsa G. stmfita e
nelss back ~ made .afn tnafe enrl
iheY arG thoroughly waterproof are
hpid nearlg a. maea Al d Steamer tfunH
AhaIhHf lmHouaHI Hem ln rr amal j.
llHht tahtef uaeh Nhleh r8as
rhHs pufE tHH aofsni na rtt
De- ihe laT lem fhau'a - o ad -
ihs tram safauaa df prsis.4 a1Ba
careful feFIaa oi aag I'd sas tst# rsss
ittesd ~ tbs iares aatfules nHb ait
fefeal 2 Varied sseaHmeal hUm uhlrh
81 select
Etsf1 msmtef e tamnins rarity
should BE- supplied aiih : fa,id sam. s
pnttsi compass E faidinf arinstHe cop.
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lpFsAhi aHiunrts II lhe snsftsmAna NE
are sire naiis eaAfaa saiaf fails. na
sfsHa several lanterns. nfsfuahls thoss
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