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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-28

40 Mems Winter Overcoats of
fancy mixtures and plain materials.
In long belted style
and three quarter o. $50
isaE g Worth up to S7.75
II Young Mems Fancy Beited =.
Overcoats: in single and double
up to j; is years Sold S5.4U
Is Young Mems Suits. in one and
two-ofa- kind pat e. NJ
terms. All dark coiors. M. ZS
Sold up to $3.50, for.
81 pairs of Young Mems Trousers.
eassimers.: werth csc,
81 80 and Sligo, for.
Remnant lot OF Mems White and
+ a ncy MerceriZed
Vests. sizes from 81 no
to 40. Worth $50 and VSA
S2.01. Observation-Disclosures.
Mems Black Derbies, in this sea
son g approved shapes. 10
sold up to geo, for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-28

% Mems Winter Suits of cassI-
meies and cheyiots. one and two of
Or Of ii 6 sold d"'s at Sc $3.50
anu %i-r iof...-.... ...,..-.
= ina d Is "a i. sol : SO. o.
.s Mems Fine Quality Covert Top
coats, IN several shades. Some of
them silk lined ~
We Worth up to sl5.o' SO. %
Lot of about ~ pairs OF Mems
winter weight Trousers OF cassi-
meTeS and chayiots in
neat dark patterns
Worth or,h 80 and 500 SN ~
Mems Oxford Chinchilla and
Irish Frieze Refers, cloth lined
Finished with deep ~
storm collar Worth M QVS
IS Mems Fancy Cashmere Suits.
i-button sack style. G~
ST sizes : Y y u, to 3, 8: Worth $3.50
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS
W. \. Watson returned Monday

/ W. a. Watson returned Monday
from business trip to Ely.
]. Barellis of san Francisco Is
visiting his father, Thos Barellis.
Mrs. Philipy Boyd of Montana Is
in town whiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ Wearne
John Carlson has added fine
black team to his already up-to-date
livery stable.
Badt & Co IS freight teams passed
throug Saturday heavily loaded with
ore from Hunter.
Geo. McMurry and Chas Sand :
quest are taking some very rich ore
out of the Bull Hill mine.
VIM Sheek has been very i'll for
the past week and is not able to
leave his bed. y nurse is attending
him.
Supt. P. H Cannon of the Old
Imperial Mining company, has a
force of men at work on that prop
erty.
Geo Parker. J. II. Leishman and
Harry Borchert have returned from
Wells, where they became brothers
of the K of P.
The hosting plant for the Hart
ford Nevada mines arrived last
week end work will be rushed as
fast as possible.
Mrs. John Wearne, who has
been confined to her bed for several
days, is fast recovering and is now
able to be around.
The body of Frank Holloned was
found last week on the fiat near
Pole CANYON, Ruby Valley. He
was an old-timer i'll Nevada, having
been in Austin in early days, from
where he went to Phoebe, and later
came to this county. He was a
native of Germany, about IS years
of age. The supposition is that he
died for want of water
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
Read Graham ; new ad.

Whew but wasn't sim mad ovel
the theft of whip from the rig OF
his patrons.
A letter received from John B.
Williamson states that he is enjoy
ing himself at the Portland Fair.
II. l.. Cummings and family, who
have been rusticating i'll RUBY Val
ley for the past three weeks. reached
Ely Tuesday afternoon.
Guy Gallagher arrived here last
week from San Francisco having
received a telegram announcing the
serious illness of his father.
From all reports, the passengers
on Mondays out going Eureka
stage were treated to a little wild
west free of charge.
Ely Lodge No. 90, + &. A. NJ
will meet next Saturday evening at
7 o'clock. Important business will
be transacted. All members are re-
quested to be present and all visit.
ing brethren are invited.
Last Tuesday was the hottest day
experienced in this community for
many wears. The thermometer
registered 100 i'll the shade, and the
citizens were unanimous in declar-
ing that the day was a scorcher.
Mrs. Neil Munro aud daughters,
Sophia and Josephine, left for San
Francisco Monday morning by pri-
vate conveyance, Mr.. Munro taking
them as far as Eureka. Miss Jose
phine expects to return to Reno
when the University opens.
4 fishing party, consisting of
Louis Zadow, Arthur Millick, Fran
els Brim, Joseph Oldheld, Misses
Hattie and Mile Oldfeld and Maud
Holmes, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jep
HARRISON, left Monday evening for
Cleveland Creek, where they will
spend couple of weeks angling.
They intend to view the natural
scenery of Lehman cave before
their return.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
HAMILTON HAPPENINGS

Messrs. O'Neill and Cook are
visitors III town.
School opened Monday morning
with Miss Jessie Diamond of Eureka
as teacher.
Judge Bush, Mr.. Granger and
others were hunting sage hen last
week and report very good success,
News was received here last week
that the Rocco Homestake mi ne had
been sold. Full particulars a re not
obtainable at the present writing
Theo. Pramenko, who has been
on the sick list for the last month
or so, closed up his store the first Of
the week and went to Eureka for
medical aid.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
Big Reduction in All Kinds Of Clothing for Men and Boys
Look for
Quality First

At this season we're naming low
prices-always do that in order to
make room for new goods. It's
custom with all stores to clean up
at the end of the season. But at
this store, no matter what the price,
you can depend on the quality of
the goods. We do not handle
cheap stuff for the purpose Of
naming what seems like Il low
price. No price is low unless the
merchandise is good. Come here
for quality; for satisfaction.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
will Furnish Stone.

NJ. c. Shallenbarger and Harry
Welsh were awarded the con-
tract by the Giroux Con. Mines
company to furnish the stone for
the foundations at the new smell
ter last week. The rock will be
cut from Riepe's quarry at West
Camp which the company pur-
chased recently. The gentlemen
have begun work on the quarry
and expect to keep the masons
we'll supplied with stone.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
A Good judge
of Values

said the other day about trading
in Ely: when | come to Ely |
have only one place where go for
dry goods, and that is W. b.
Graham's. have traded there for
a good many years, aud | have yet
to find that they have in any way
tried to take advantage Of me. |
can depend on their goods, and their
prices are reasonable; but you can't
buy cheap stuff there, because they
don't believe in selling trash at
any price. lfyou haven't proved
this BY experience, won't you give
us chance to make You feel the
same way!
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10

Albert Heusser Of Steptoe was an
Ely visitor Monday,
Steve d. Baker purchased an in
terest i'll the Model Meat Market
owned by +. G. Giroux, last week
Thos. H. Neill of the Palace
Saloon received an Alaska refrig-
orator for his place of business last
week
BoRN-In Ely, Monday, August
:. 1905, to the wife of Francis NJ l..
Root, a son. Mother and child do
ing nicely.
K. Dec. Treen, D. ID. S, late
Demonstration of Operative DENTS
try in Denver University, is receiv-
ing patients at Ely.
SALE at the Ely MILLINERY
STORE, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, August 10. II and u,
Oh Millinery, Shirt-Waists, Hose
and Notions.
+ Mrs. D. c MCDONALD.
Edward Looney, who has been
employed for several months past
in the GiIouX mines at Pilot Knob
returned to his home in Eureka
last Thursday.
The carpenter shop OF Tucker
and HARRISON WAS moved last week
from the rear Of c. A. Walker 5
residence to its present location
near the Oldheld hotel
Albert Butler aud family and
Mrs. EmmaSmith who have been Wis
iting with relatives in San Francisco
for several weeks. returned II Ely
Friday after having spent an enjoy
able vacation in the Bay City.
Rev, Geo. F. Plummcr was de
parture on the Eureka stage Mon
day morning. He goes to accept a
position in the New York Agricul-
tural College at Geneva, n. Y.
James Burns and Angus Urgu-
hart have opened the Wayside Inn
at Riepetown where they will be
prepared to dispense the best wines.
liquors and cigars to their old time
friends. See their ad in another
column.
w. A. Watson came over from
Cherry Greek last Thursday, and
has been spending the past week in
town. He expects to take a trip to
Goldfeld in few weeks where his
brothers, West and Joseph, have
secured a lease on some valuable
property.
Bud Gallagher met with a pecu-
liar accident last Saturday on his
father 5 ranch at Kent While he
was cutting the dead limbs from
the trees near his home, the knife,
which he was using, slipped aud
penetrated his arm just below the
elbow. The injured arm was care
fully dressed and he will be COM
PEELED TO carry it ina sling for some
time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
Board of Health

The County Board OF Health was
organized last Monday with DR.. E
L. Wallace as president and c. A
Walker as secretary. The Board
adopted three regulations regarding
the sanitary conditions of the town,
which will be published in slip form
and distributed among the commu
nifty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
DO You Want Wood?

Then see Peacocke, the wood
man, he can furnish you with
any kind of wood, sawed to any
length, and delivered at your
door at prices that will astouish
Won
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
= LOCAL. ITEMyofIVTEREyT

Thos. H. . 'Neill OF the Palace
saloon is spending several days in
Hamilton this week.
James II Marriott and daughter.
Ethel. of Osceola. returned home
Sunday after spending several days
in Ely.
Miss Nellie Robinson of Newark
Valley resigned her position at Cop
per Flat last week, and left last
Thursday for her home.
Joseph Mangan, pioneer of
Ward, Taylor and Cherry Greek,
came in from Frisco. Utah, last
week. and is greeting his old time
friends.
A. H Whitley received an Or
lent automobile from Chicago last
week, and was testing it on the
streets Monday. The auto belongs
to the buck board class, and is cap
able of seating two persons.
John Calvin, who has been work
ing al the Pilot Knob for the past
year. left last Friday for Salt Lake
OH a short vacation He expects
to be gone about two weeks and will
take in all the sights in the city of
the Saints,
Geo. Peaeocke recently purchased
the telephone system connecting
Ely with the copper mines from A.
d. Campton. The chief improve
ment contemplated by the. new
owner will be the establishment OF a
central Office
! Ex-Governor K. Sadler disposed
OF his interests IN the ranch at Pinto
station, about eight miles south OF
| Eureka to Thomas Dixon, the we'll
known horselnan of that section.
The price paid for the property and
improvements was $3.50.
The Young Mems Good Time
Club will give hard time dance IL
Ely hall Friday evening, August 2 s.
This is something new i'll Ely and
should be we'll patronized. Prize;
will be given to the poorest dressed
lady and gentleman. Watch fol
their ad in next issue.
S. S. Boynton, editor of the Gro
vile Register, one of the leading
newspapers OF northern California
arrived i'll Ely last Friday, having
been notified by telegraph of the Sc
rious illness of his sister, Mrs. B
F. Payne. He was present at hel
bedside when she passed away
| TESTIMONIALS
DIR. Treen extracted four teeth
for me absolutely without pain Oh
disagreeable after effects.
/
Mrs. J. B. SIMPSON
! DR.. Treen extracted two molars.
| did not know when they came
out. One had been broken by an
other dentist
Mrs. BERTHE H. Fox.
High grade dentistry of all classes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-10
It's a Difficult
M after

to buy goods in store where you
are not sure that only one price is
adhered to. You never know
whether you are paying more than
thing is worth or not. WITH Us
iT's DIFF RENT. WE HAVE ONLY ONE
PRICE. and that's as low as anybody
can afford to make it if he wants to
treat all alike. In other words.
Your Money Is as Good as Your
Neighbors, and buys more with us
than anywhere else,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

ffun NaahiaFion % Roosevelt ~
sr,ai matafiiy = rfes teata havs taen
Hembera q Ne Masonic ffatsruHf
onlY ene. teha Q1iney Adams aaa
axoeeilf aat &asdaie He came =
60 FfvGae0ci aanus tte tafa n fas
Nweah eacliament 81 tta aetspa5t q
tte laat eauiufF. Hai - ntHsi sna
srots amiue tle orfef uith aI hls
mirht Cor many ysars Hs dfaa
feishai father beueftf eas g. srfha.
siastte Maan asi eas farisi utt
sss1nie t1noFa Anarem gaahzn ga.
8 ane fine eHad usstef 81 re Faaai
ieise = Tenueeae An informal pall
Haa mada at tsa tao haaa ~ ea1
eu fes yaafa aso by WAshlar
fea Masan and g eaa discovered chat
mon than - ofi oe the uemlssrs
- the hesHe aefe e tha afaer aad
aore ftan 81 ~ cent ~ tl,s nanissra
= ttf sensth Rahlnra Star
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travelling ls paarss eas

Constant mog1on lam li4e kidnaEs
which are kept u p.See ii the belly
= delicate attachments This is tie
neasou that travellers. taiameu. street
caI men. teamestsm ard a. who drive
vaY much slfisf from kidney tlsfase
Ia some form foleYs ktinef Cure
stfengthons the kidneYs ard cures ali
fofms pi kidney and bladder disease
Geo = llau<au locomotive eullneef
Lima, o. writes Constant tihntiou
Il the euilue causei nt great deal
tfuuu.a with Tie slduegx and got
na fcIsef uni used tp'eyH X dneg
Cure sod bg Peoples drug store dH
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4 LEcALLY pRAMN MILL
Statutory hasutEItes Afe A#farea tlT
staHls. nut surh Il 6of
the CAhA

H e pgaiafil aegpssd Ihat lae
prulsf dfafias and sEal saoeuu1a ~ .
all d silnela n.Aitsf writes 1afre
ileaf1 a Hhuts % 5so.-s s8aeeks sins
50 greater mlsfaka car O. aA8a. ana
81 & D. 8 mistake thai is naass sfery
tal and Nhlea a-xasilaa an snaesi IL
l1na, eagsaae and aaaeuag thaf waola
scarcely - lrefitai
"a my aau stals tNru Ilamtahirsl Il
f 9 sviideaned pnnciph 4 iaa taai
the inifufiag x lhs festAtaf ah6ai ,zay
efp ia ne latsepretatl1a 4 a uIll. sf.er
ever q aaH te sseaEiy aeeeftaiasd e.thsr
FROM ths eusis ~ the viii ttsslf 81 from
eumEeisat eatnusle eYidsnne hsarlnf
en tas eaut fh eaale aiaer states the
tnteaiiuu q Tie isstataf can = aaasf
laiusd solely tram be usorsa = tie la-
atrunsnt 1tstif
The atafatarf rtQeisitea ~ atll sre
spafsatiy siuala at8 yet sili. art sah.
SANITY teiag mafe shith an e. aasts
palef frpm Atsoiuls oarfleasnnas anf
Nahf q Observance af the amRlaai
nQuialiea
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Ns,ioa.l uassmpmsa, q. A.R.

Denver Co'ondo. september { q
= lgah Fer this uenAsiaa tie irsscc
aill MI fuand.tfip tickets % f4nfef
Colorado springs ana i'asble 60. 81
ate = slalh Tate u sale August
81 q Sept. & ICES Return lluit
September A. but extension can -
secafet By deposit oftlcsst wlth Joint
asent and payment = iea u q reats
at tims of depeaii. Side tnp tickets
% ail points q interest can - TAD a.
rate q one iAfe fof tlio foJnd trip
foF fafthef particulars sea Frisco
aseutk
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TIE PRAYER WAS BELArFp
h~guvss upon Biblr snip R.4a -
asfriy hinisssS Olives Coa-
gF~NAtien a Thfin

A sud an.es1oss = rvsafr,a q Yxsine
minisisr wio "a sappiyins ~ paipa
g - Mgentham cuaEfesatioual eharch
darias the atsst.oe of iis pMadsf. AaV
Eiiata f1at. lssitsf fuuan e PRIEST
fisk ah0as gast8Hnts 90 tsia tburcA
olfeFea perisd g * yss.ra. fslntss lhs
hu4tan Herald
tsuu ussgiag ths Iuni. - pounE
ui-latrf dause acFtas tls fnguatae o..
iic ~tish BE- 80 -ssf I1ailus 49,
~ d@irsa u4e prayer = tl4e nangfera.
uon hAf tla kea Gas - sancuns.i ~
hia sod
siFra q rsprvr-si Hs-rrfmrsf Hfs
lsan-d arms1 he uxRfssatiua. bsg
~ musa ~Aa . nsgsglsta u,yNtary e the
3paaE miaiatss wba esoa arririnR a
he bau.a q ~ Flsh f1f lanea. lsaairs.s
q Nrn PA - e4asa 4 tl.a unaa.n.lg
hllaftiy
aas iafarzrz1 tia - haa rad g ala
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sueih f "a lhina atfe ~ fortsr
Hith BE flufth tFiaa. ~ in thf "a ere.
saitsa utiie e vas beirs r.x4
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TIE UNDER MARRIAGE. !"


IL Holland two weeks hefnFe : uAf~
ria3s tMkee place earaN are cent oss dn.
slassnx fhat 10 hanns haze heen puh.
ii4hst ThisA hsys the kew YaFk Hsf
aid. II eaIled 81 ~onosrm8rT1hRe 1hs
card aim aunaunnea when fhe EnAl mar
riMKs Is ID take plAre ne asdaiAg Il.
sed 4 = small anAif. ana he ciTsi fuaf
riage is the uuif one recognised - isu
A shursh weeding n aaaally Ioaked
ugvn ss = ouunssNlon b. sifhes fashion
% seHtimsntA1iiF. And d called easuss
cFaiion - the marriage The aogpls
rnfer the rhafrh behiad tas family
rNmberN. bridesmaids ana other At.
szntantA Theg are sbown 81 seats -.
surt the 4hgis aeeemtif, and tne ClerFy-
mmn conaep ln affh tUe witnesses lunk
afiaF the pfhnrv hhvf teen seated rs
ART niAAee . prayer thsn delivers 9 aeF.
men on = suitable tstt Which asaAiis
hrinrs he bride - tsass After that u
cuaEis aFN mAFrtes Thea = hymn m
tans ana the bieeslnE gtssn. Tnn uhuls
cceapise aboat a. hoaf and = eaar;sF
bftsfe ieafisE ths church q AaEo bihis
Il rrNseafea ta the Asiaaersom nurine
ths t~0 weeks ni wAigsnE bntwean ihs
"uuesf nafFiaet" ard the fpS1 mar
rags Al ths wefeinE festivities taks
place ras hapqf couple arr literally
sNffsifest wiih diunere tAllN ard shsAtsr
paftief ard ~ manner q practical
iokss arr plages au thetaif Al TIE dia-
nef toaEis lnnumsFahis aTy rifsn. and
q each lAf Whgle umEanY riaes fSuu
ihs Ahae y spuna and toeeh glasses
Nith ihs bride ard rnonA Nhn sever
fiss anung ueif freads the ideA ls
NJ - aiiow ths naaplf q uirht % sleeg.
y paAsibis, tsfuFr tat weadiaK aay IA
place q wetdlns 1shg <eidius sandsss
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4 simple. Rsmssy Tor Aeqairsing
tisfd rtaseiss sna soand uody.

A number {. suFv gun vign l0attai
eith flrce dgaHs n powder sill set1
ioad q sI.nf falhef and slout harder
tlan 4 deuhe ths amount = powder
i ased II 10 much pouder 4 usei
~ q e will MT sxplosie aaiil Il ieaes
tie maule q tfs sun That portion
uhich does nai exp.osss g ue pF1lst
ttme lnferfsfss elth tllr difcctloa AHa
elsscls TIE tcleeity . tlse slot
Hard MUSCLES aud : sffung bsdY IL
uoi desud a. the quantity q iead.
uaf % its rstfeet dlssatieaafd proper
assimilation.
II tie nutrient pIopfioties 4 ah -
tlss ioasl liag mag la eatea arr appfo
pfiAted ~ tho hlood ara tlsaeS ue
missiles u fhe bsziy sili grow harder
and sirVngef slsAihaf 80 cat much
O. little
Auu mal - sell but nol stfuuK
What Y0l SAINT b strength. physical
fuFne
Nou Oh not need q te slct b need
kosiol ngsIepsIaCurs
Thousands uf aen and millions af
woneu ilAts neea i1f lusi shat k0iai
Dyspepsia Cure slll a. ieF tiem.
4 lit4lt ke30l after meals viii au4hle
tie stomach and digestive oFKans to
digest and ssimIiafs efefg atom g
~ q the wto.game feed that nay b
eaten fi Mli da more
II vii euai4e fho stomach % extract
ffem tie fQai az iJs nutrient Ffopet
ties ard contribute tie sane b llta
hI0d
II viii enable th0 blU0d 81 circulate
freely end deposit a fail quota af this
tissue Building and stfoHatilEiFinE
maiefiaI infa efeff nouk. caruaf. MUS.
cle and adfe nf fuuf mllala lelnK
The fesnt a pefiec8 strength hud
reFiccl health
ulslass cannut tay hold "a tie mau
~ wuuan wl0sa physical condition S
ihas infllfed Recommended hY tic
Peoples Drug Store 4
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AFflead - Nesd.

~ fO4 ktoa oi anyone suffering
eith eamemptianY Ihen tei tlem
t1ai nf A@riiees German syrup slll
eaU lhem and 500 al.I o. friend
isaed German syrup Is reliable
sgscle f3f cue of eousamptl0n u
las ueen mailing HafNe.eas cures s.
consumption thugeb0at ths world
fof ioft4 yesn Dwap esagls oolas
unnehigs Apd s throat aud lane
tEugb'es are speedily euret 81 8sfmsH
syrup Inal bHile 2tr h'e bottle
fae Al Winner urue Gn d.
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Ant snselal,

lleAd camp and F0ffesfers uasfou
81 fHeamrWeff Modem Woa1nan ef
America and AuHi1iay srietirs hii.
aaaEes Wisconsin f. q ~ laa. ano
Regular fnf.claSs afty cents foF round
'tup iafe ~ sale june e. l.. d ana
II l#h t1na FetaFu Imlf 1aue A
Parsons Kansas May q io . is6
state q 4 Is Eurampmeat, open
rate af Qne faN pias h0 cautN f9f ihu
fuuut trip date 80 sale May 1 Is 81
inclusive Final fetam limit May 81
MuskuFee. r. MAJ 2Aa. ism
Convention Oklahoma and Indian
Territory HAnkem ANNeiatsaa. rate
- oue aHd enc thifd fare fof tie
round trip % eefllacate pan fHm
points iu Oklahoma and Indian Ter
f.tofF Certificates to - signed by
H w pa1ntni Guthrie ard validated
y u = iiarkliiff. agent 81 = N
: D liY as lQlai agent
Maskogee. / e. Mas 2g is6
Carnival ard street fair speu rate 81
une aud oue-thfi fare faf tie round
trip H.liug date Ma - o. = iaeIu
site FinAI wfum limit Mag ~ leU
IL A fAAEHlhu Agent
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kanasl Meeting ueFuan baptist
Brethren Bristol Ienn..
June q, teos

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

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Faleys Honey and Ia aud not being
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