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The Washington times., 1905-12-03

That the King is a keep sportsman
has long been known. Just how keen
has been shown by his recent visit to
Castle Rising as the shooting guest Of
Lord Farquhar.
His majesty's recent accident made II
impossible for him to hunt on foot. but.
leaving Queen Alexandra to do the pri-
vate entertaining of the King OF Greece
and the Prince and Princess Nicholas OF
Greece, King Edward. so keen a sports
man Is he. would not disappoint himself.
though he had to do his shooting from
a pony chaise.
The hunting season. which IS now in
full blast. has been notable both for the
fine sport and for the unusual number Of
bad accidents. No less than a dozen
serious mishaps have been reported 10
noted huntsmen while the number of
minor accidents VIII push the record
made by the American football players
hard. Whether this Is due TO the in,
creased number Of huntsmen is a ques-
ton.
The Paris automobile show has been a
very great success. There were 300 ex-
hibitors. the crowds were large and
deeply interested and the sales were be-
yond all expectations. II is estimated
that orders TO the value OF at least %,
900 600 francs were booked during the
show. Society turned out en- masse.
Among the buyers were William Rookie
feIler. OF the Standard OIL r. S. Dool-
ing has made remarkable record In hts
touring car. He went from Paris 20
Berlin in thirty-three hours and thirty
minutes, and from Berlin 10 Vienna in
twenty-seven hours. This beats the
record
The great wrestling match between
Hackenschmidt and Madrali. the Turk.
Will be determined within a short time.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03


yachting IS evidenced by the fact that
he has presented to the New York Yacht
Club two handsome cups which are TO
be raced for annually by the American
yachts.
The Kings offer was made informally
by Prince Louis OF Battenberg when he
was a guest recently at the reception in
his honor. given by the New York Yacht
Club. The idea, however, Is not of re
cent date. as King Edward when ht
visited Wilson Marshall on the Atlantic
last summer. told the American OF hi.
intention. Mr.. Marshalrs yacht, I'll.
Atlantic. won the cup offered by th'
German Emperor
''Skeets" Martin and Danny Mahel
are the only remnants OF the American
invasion Of the British turf. which z
few years ago caused British turfrner
20 sit UP and take notice. / understand
the King is anxious TO have Americana
made welcome 10 the British rae,
courses. but even his majesty's H-son..
are hardly likely to bring about any
great amount Of cordiality toward
American jockeys.
There are rumors that James r
heehe' EsTTy belHlont, f1arry HaynS
Whitney. and other American owner,
anticipate sending horses over her,
next season. but 1 doubt the accuracy
of these reports. AS a matter OF fac
the average English turfman is hard
headed and self-suffcient. The old meth
ods suit him and when men with II, y
methods ccme into the game and VIII
he is honestly suspicious and does no
hesitate to let 1t be known Henc
Americans are not likely to be po,ula
with the bulk OF the British turf (
they come ov4r here and win importan
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Summaries.

First race-For three-year-olds and
upward: one mile Freebooter. leo
u. Walsh), 10 ], won; John A Ahearn
III (P. Walsh). % to !, second; Thistledale
The Washington times., 1905-12-03

Aing Friedrich August Of Saxony has
Deeh entertaining large shooting party
81 MorltZDurg Castle The sport is fine.
al" sumo Dig Kills have been reported.
ring carlos Of Portugal is a fine pis-
tol shot During his recent visit 20 ParIa
he dropped into a shooting gallery in
cognlto and astonlshed the exDerts bv
the accuracy OF his shooting.
News reaches me from Hague that
the finest royal hart Of the season fer
recently 10 the rife Of Prince I,obl1oyvit,
In the Leischnerlanden forest Of Co,io+
fzerntna. 1t was an eighteen-pointar
and 'he anticrs created a sensatIo,,
among sportsmen when they were eIr-
hibited In Prague.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Europe on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse on October 81.
Col. and Mrs. A. G Tyler and Miss
TYLER are stopping at the Richmond
Hotel for few days.
Mrs. Thomas r. Ryan, OF New York.
has arrived in town for the winter, and
is now engaged in the furnishing or her
new home, I and Eighteenth streets.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Ed
ward Eberle have returned TO Washing
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Personal Gossip

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
have issued invitations for dinner at
the White House November II.
Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks
changed their plan for leaving Wash
ington yesterday, and will not take
their departure until this evening
Mr.. Takahira. the japanese ministers
VIII leave Washington today for Pitts
burg, and after two weeks will return TO
Washington, when he will sail for Japan
early in December
NJ. Chermont, second secretary Of the
Brazilian embassy. and Mrs. Chermont
have leased the residence. 1916 Massa-
chusetts avenue, and will take posses
sion tomorrow. Nine Chermont was
Miss Sloane, of Baltimore, and was
married TO Nj Chermont eight years
ago.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant arrived in
Washington yesterday morning, and
was the guest for the day of Lieutenant
General and Mrs Chahee, accompany
ing them to the drill at Fort Myer dur
ing the afternoon, and remaining to
dinner party last evening" She left on
a Sate train last night for New YORK.
Mrs Van Vnet. who spent the sum
mer at Shrewsbury. y, J., has returned
10 her home S19 Fifteenth street north
west.
Lieut.. Edward McCauley, jr., L. s.
~ aide on the staff of Rear Ad-
niral Sigsbee on the Brooklyn, arrived
/ in Washington on October q and IS
/ staying at 1719 Rhode Island aYsnus,
/ where he expects to be until November
%.
Capt. E. X Moore. II. S. n, and
/ Mrs. Moore are in this city, the guests
| Of Mrs. w. T. Sampson, 1913 New Hamp-
shire avenue.
| Mrs. Whiteside, the mother of Mrs.
Archibald Miller, whose marriage was
one OF the social events Of the au-
| tumn. has returned to her home in Be
thesda. Md
She has been stopping at the Rich
mond for some time.
Chaplain and Mrs. George Robinson,
L. s A. have taken possession of their
new home, 1851 Baltimore street Wash
ington Heights.
Miss Susan d. Biddle. who has been in
| Detroit, Mich. has returned to her
! home on l street.
Mrs Josiah Pierce, with her two
young sons. Joseph and Vinton has re-
| turned 10 her home at 1926 Massasiiu-
setts avenue.
Commander and Mrs. Peters, l. S.
n, and Miss Grace Peters. will leave
| Washington for San Francisco Novem-
| ber g. They will then sail for Manila.
| where Commander Peters is stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. Beeckman Lorillard. Of
Newport, are at the Richmond Hotel,
where they viii remain couple of
/ weeks.
Mrs Howell Carroll, OF Baltimore. and
Miss Carroll have taken apartments al
Stoneleigh Court for the winter.
Mrs. +. c. Pendleton, wife of Captain
Pendleton. L. S. N, has taken an apart.
ment at the Gloucester, 1889 l street
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mrs. John Rodgers has returned to her
home on Sixteenth street after having
spent the summer at Narragansett and
the early autumn at the Hot Springs. in
Virginia. Her daughter and son-in-law.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

during portion of Captain PendIeton's
absence at sea in command OF the
Missouri.
Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Joyes, Z. s. A.
are Ia Washington for some time.
Cards have been received bv the
Washington friends of Mrs. Sol Smith
Rnsseu announcing the marriage of her
daughter, Lillian Alice, To Samuel Rich
ard Fuller, jr., on Wednesday. Noven-
Der 1, in New York CITY. Mr. ana Mrs
ruler VIII be at home after December
/, at 622 West 114th street, New York
Mrs John W. Foster will take no mart
In the gayeties of the coming winter
owing to the recent death of Mr.. Eos
ter's only sister, Mrs Clifton, of Evans
Vile. Ind. from whose funeral they re-
turned last week This is "A source OF
VINO; each season enjoy the hospitality
oi thelr attractive home on Eighteenth
street. IL
Miss Roosevelt greeted her Washing
ton friends en- masse at the British en-
bassy ball Friday night, and surely
never was more attractive than in her
gown of soft yellow, which brought out
All the briiiancy of her complexion.
Capt. A w. Bjornstad Twenty-eiebtb
Infantry. and Mrs Bjornstad. nee
Sabin. who were married on October 3
In San francisco, Cal, sailed for
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Maj. W s. Wood auartermaster's
department, Mrs. Wood and their small
son have returned 10 Washington from
Bedford Springs, Pa.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Britshe could and not
in America
always addressed as ad
Only very occasions communications
House. Henry announce him as
niece of King Edward who
the daughter to the Grand Duchess OF Hesse the IaVe ug
Queen Victoria He magnificent looking oder-he is major
artillery well being sailor stand
and is handsome
The Vice President joined
sOnnw and daughter Lieut. and Mrs John Tmm0ns Friday morn
attending his highne
Fairbanks with him when he
being barred from all entertain
they have not yet opened their house
of the Vice Presidents family at the
embassy and Mrs Fairbanks
Tmmon had with them their house guest
Fairbanks whose husband now lives p Chicago where he
is establishing nice law practice
Ex-Ambador Joseph chOae
of England over from Lenox for
the British embassy and today ne will be the
guest of honor at big
tary Oliver The British Ambassador
invitations and if Prince
he will join them
Secretary beautiful married
the just
now There intimacy of
oliver and Miss Dund
gifted bright and splenddy athletic Miss
Durand is a mighty sweet gentle British woman
Chanee Miss chane The Lieu
the New Willard yesterday all plan
out artistic and original brain OF his wife
Mrs command at
yesterday morning as the guest OF
with her attended the fancy drills at Fort Myer in
In return Mrs Grant
Chanee
Chanee probably
Island West
Lieutenant General Chanee
West Point having important affairs
elsewhere
he Fairbanks
ing junction Rhode Island
which occupied by its when he Vice
President and later by Count Can ezanassado from Russia
of its adapabity to
will give the Massachusetts avenue residence which ne mas under
occupied if the Morton residence made
This house brancy
Morons interesting
highly entertaining pimes
Washington
public
heart
Mrs cortelyou washington
yesterday q
which she will
Nazareth
forgot something about the costumes of the British women
the President Mrs Roosevelt the White
House Lady Durand type,
quiet
while Miss Duand woolen of
cloth and black and white hanot bit dressedup but
in VIII looked
Mrs Ryan military of embassy
gown that it almost white. muf
white perfectly
small middle
Friday evening,
braids. a quaint head
of Battenbeg
landing hangs
silent reminder Of the passing Of Englans loved ruler in the
Of
[ wasnu he dtreasu
he and
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

to with good deal of interest
by
sh with
of
though he nearly Canadian
has given ball
be
Drake during its this side o the Atlantic
On the following York to attend
house his Staasburg her
place the Hudson will Friday during which
time his ships will coal On Friday evening early Saturday morn
SET SAIL Gibraltar.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Rear Admiral John II. Upshur. U s.
N, and Mrs Upshur have returned TO
the city, and are at their apartment IN
The Marlborough, in this city
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

ton. following a summer passed at New
port, r. l., and have taken the Logan
house, 202S HilIyer place.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mrs. Sayles, wife Of Lieutenant John
T. Sayles. L. s. A. viii spend the win
ter in this city at the Emery, 1872 G
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

DR.. and Mrs. W. c. Rives have return
ed 10 their home on street. Mrs. Rives
spent the summer at Bar Harbor.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Capt. and Mrs. Robert z. L. Niche
have taken an apartment at the Rich
mond Hotel, II and Seventeenth streets.
this city, for the winter.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Jones, of
Woodside, Nd have taken apartments
at the Richmond Hotel and viii pass
the winter in Washington.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Gen. and Mrs. William P. Han, u. 8.
A. have leased the residence, II07 Nine
teenth street, for the winter
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

to the country Immediately after
ward. In the evening of Tuesday
there will. however, be large gather
ings at the various clubs, in order
to watch and discuss the returns of
the elections, which this year are
exciting an altogether exceptional
degree of interest in New York.
Prince Louis will not arrive until
all is over He will sail up the Bay
Of New York with his cruiser squad
ron early on the morning Of Thurs
day. The day viii be devoted to ex-
changing visits with the naval, mill
tary and civil authorities. and in the
evening the festivities organized in
connection with his stay here will
be tnaugurated with a big banquet
given by the St. Georges Society at
the Waldorf-Astoria, when King Ed
ward, whose birthday falls on that
day, will be toasted by, not only the
English officers. but likewise by their
American comrades, the admirals
and commanders of the United States
North Atlantic Squadron, who have
been invited to meet them.
Mayor Mcclellan will entertain the
prince and the captains OF his ships
on Sunday night at dinner, and it is
probable that earlier in the day the
prince will show up at the luncheon
which the directors of the horse show
give each year on the Sunday pre-
ceding the opening of the exhibit
ton at Madison Square Garden. On
Tuesday night the prince will give a
grand ball on board his flagship. the
Drake, which will be moved for the
occasion alongside of the Cunard
pier, and the affair is looked forward
to with a good deal of interest in =
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mr. and Mrs. Westcote. are again with
her this winter
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Among the army and navy people who
have registered at the Ebbitt House this
past week are: Col. r. d. Potts. U. S. A.;
Gunner w. a. Gable. L. S. N; Lieut.. 7.
p. Crockett. L. 5. A; Capt. z. K.
Moore. L s. N. and Mrs. Moore; Rear
Continued on rage II, This Secticn.)
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mrs. Van Ynet who spent the sum
mer at Shrewsbury. y. J., has returned
to her home, S1s Fifteenth street north
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Lieut.. Edward McCauley, jr., L. s.
n aide on the staff of Rear Ad-
miral Sigsbee on the BROOKLYN, arrived
in washington on October q and IS
staying at l719 Rhode Island avsnus,
where he expects to be until November
%
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Capt. E. X Moore. Il. S. n, and
Mrs. Moore are in this city, the guests
Of Mrs. w. T Sampson, 1913 New Hamp-
shire avenue.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant arrived IN
Washington yesterday morning, and
was the guest for the day of Lieutenant
General and Mrs. Chaffee, accompany
ing them TO the drill at Fort Myer dur
ing the afternoon, and remaining to a
dinner party last evening" She left on
a Sate train last night for New YORK
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

NJ Chermont. second secretary of the
Brazilian embassy. and Mrs. Chermont
have leased the residence. 1916 Massa-
chusetts avenue. and will take posses
sion tomorrow. Nine Chermont was
Miss Sloane, of Baltimore, and was
married 10 Nj. Chermont eight years
ago.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mrs. Whiteside, the mother of Mrs.
Archibald Miller, whose marriage was
one OF the social events Of the au-
turnn. has returned to her home In Be
thesda. Md.
She has been stopping at the Rich
mond for some time.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mr. Takahira. the japanese minister,
VIII leave washington today for Pitts
burg, and after two weeks will return to
Washington, when he will sail for Japan
early in December.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Chaplain and Mrs. George Robinson,
L. s A. have taken possession of their
new home. 1851 Baltimore street, Wash
| ington Heights.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Miss Susan d. Blddle. who has been in
Detroit, Mich. has returned to her
home on l street.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

during portion of Captain PendIeton's
absence at sea in command OF the
Missouri
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

s0>zez AsHNGTON gala period
kIEI Friday highness Prince Louis OF
S admiral of British arrived in
regretted that this altogether delightful
and not
admwe have admrals here in America
owbu he almost always he addressed as ad
Only the formal occasions such as his
Durand announce him as
King Edward who
the vor daughter
sodhe is major
well as being sailor stand
ing inches over six feet andi 5 handsome
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
have issued invitations for a dinner at
the White House November II.
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
changed their plan for leaving Wash
ington yesterday, and will not take
their departure until this evening.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mrs. Howell Carroll, OF Baltimore. and
Miss Carroll have taken apartments at
Stoneleigh Court for the winter.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Mrs Josiah Pierce, with her two
young sons, Joseph and Vinton, has re-
turned TO her home at 1926 Mass;i siiu-
Setts avenue
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
MONSTER ELEPHANT KILLED
rvey,hins rsnsa unui : waaia
ouu Fifsd a Haadiafs fufa
ihs Beast

Ths iraian eephsni named friit Is
the aaaioeiesi raFaeas uf nsflln NAs
Eufnees largest animal unfIi L nnsllF
hsa e. b. Allied faf alFismfsf. IT.
HsaglanE aas appointed hangman
ffal hs tried ffanealsi.ou - msaaa
of faass ah# p1Hefa Bui The ropes
truke and lhs elephant remained intsel
Ntst he lflsa p0.seHEaK The animal
wks siyen faadsr II fresh bananas
vhlsh vaa dsfoaret siih rsiish Thea
fss tanauas wers dlppsd q earhole
arsd tui 30 smounf - soaring o0als
make FFitE go them Finally stoat-
inT Nas tried The aeatisst big rams
rife ans pfasurei and = ehof aAs afea
into fhs ltft afmplt The eisphaGt
merely lupket srpuas iu Surprise. ths
bullet harlnK natfsaef asaIusi ths
shoulder blade Thee 3 Matim suu vss
pullea % 4 fasiilaaeof pfujeetiien vas
pumped inta fhe his beast uadef the
flKfs sfmpls The eisnhant sent doan
Ike : hpuss iu IL death struKKle
whiea was studied - many scientists
q hWhs al Is chaiHs. and fsaaesd rasl
Of tas iron fenee IN he patioes 20 safau
ifoa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
A VERY COOL
RECEPTION
Baron komara Returns Home
aa.s aaa @s&SsssFssr leeas4zIa.
Emperor Showed Him 81
Great Honor.


e@tst"4''-is = -
Toxic. Oei. ls nagon koman. ths
mlfisfef eho acted ~ cAief peAce
plenip1iea iary Tor Japan. arrived hefe
to-day from tae Eaitcd States Ills
Fvreptl0n ii tin railroad station NAs
naf enthusiastic. those present lslug
principally government dIguliafles
Tie sifeets were strongly guarded
= tfooss police aad geuslsfnrs TIE
tann Us driven e. TIE palace Il .
esui cartilage
'Tflc hhpsnlF ssaaac8 saesFilaaai
! aasBw e samafa. alspaiehIag % 70
vfehsms = meet hlm hls malest s
aIds deeaHp At fi.e palses tlie Em
esus eanfIai.g feseifei komufa and
4 fhe clos 81 tlag andienes gave hlm
written Fsfsnaal macAss sn h8Her
hxBlf pfsei bf gAeaurse statesmen.
Tie mrssaEs espsaset atlsiaefieu
81 Zee faes fiiAt fsaes vas concluded
and commended kamafa s able,sefslees
during tie Negotiations
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

nnM ldea IN Cough syrup i a..
wanred III kannudyK Laxative M0ney
and Tar Hnxitisa containing Pine
Tar. Honey and other tAlnable rene
ftiex Ii + sundefed Laxative. ~ that
- uss is1sarus prompt and efaelent
evacuation of tlsa bosei& II fslAHss
Al.a nafoous aYsicm and cures an
.kssoaNl&. e0lds, Group wltoaplng cough.
etc "A rcd clover blossom mmd the
hnney bee N un ssnfY bottle uf the
Original LAXATIVE Cough syrup KEN
nesiys Laxafife Honey and Tar An
ida4 remedy Tor children Mothers
praise &. IL u lsest for All Sold by
Peoples Drug store do
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

"a lsnt ths automobile that uuwtt 10
~ abolished says the NemphH Com
msrelzl. Appesl its tie rich chauffeur
tns Biggest ants
The truthteilef vas In fofu -Taik.
iug q ants b said. we've 81 tm as
biE e crabs eaE wesf guess I've seen
em hshf with Ions horns. whAsh theY
uaed - lanee# ehArgiHs each ether IKE
HaSasea
They douI compare % the anis sau
On the east. sald an lseHsnnlta ludifaz
ual. uearby .sfht natives have ffainsd
them - beasts ~ burden one 81 en-
could train q ton ioad Tor miles Nffh cate
They worked willingly bui Occasionally
they turned on their uisnaangs aaa
Killed them
But this vas drawing she lonz towa
little too faf.
4 az, Old chap saida shocked volas
from the corner what art of anla we're
theyfa
Elephants. said TIE uuist mAn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
DABY'S AWFUL
ITCHING ECZEMA
Sores All Over Face and Body -
Could Not Tell What She Looked
uke = Unable 10 Sleep = Gnw
Worse Under Doctors
CURED BY CUTlCURA
IN ONE MONTH

Agratstal mother. in the following
letter, tells Of another oi these mar
yelozla CURES ~ cusisnra = whcn
my baby was four months old her
skia broke oat sith = hafsor. took
her 10 a doctor. Who said Il uas
eezesna- lie gave ne medicine 10
give her. bat she kept gesting worse
all the time Her liitls lace and BODY
were - covered mfsh sorra And large
rralsN yuu roala nat trll SHAT ahr
iookei like No ehiid ever Had :
uotHt case. HcF face vas being cairn
aeaf, and even her lnEtf nails fell
OF ttrn it iiehed 80 she ruuld not
sirep. ard fef many weary ni shia We
could Ect no rest A. lass mr gnt
Nuiseggn So8p aud 0lntmnat. hgst
tathlrE hFf fn wsfm SISTER W4th lhe
Soap AND then spffaalng on tlif oiut
iaeni viih aeit cloths. ssW change
"a = stek. Tic sores bsrsn 81 heal,
End she fuuld sleep 81 nirht. ana in
uue mauih she htA uai one sore os
heF faee or hosif Aar malhsf hag.
inF children Wsih ria of hauafa
wt3i haA 4 fraud la attcnkm Soap
art oinfwfns tFH Mrs. Mary
sanatfs, ~ spring B. camd 8
Avs e ieai
The iefeE0Hag semfut m lca
the eltfffs fann thaf Nutf.
cara spahH olnsAaHi faef3 fsiant
feileE ari permit sisee iot thY anl
M Ngea Hfh nA ~
rHHFHf d Sc
~ ehea 81 E.se fsls Ia tis uasi
toHfus. l#sfiFH Hehia tlfus
teE tlfcalak sliKz ffuI ant
if tkiH t ip huu
H aa.t .rf
Eaa8s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

uniied states Consul Haisiead Al
hlfmiaKhafa. EngiAnd. has reported to
ihs department u oomnefcs ana lAiar
thai there i a. appArently veil ur.
kanlfed movement athfsnd hy ne eos.
Ton manufacturers Il Great nFliaia is
eaeouraga The growth q o5tioa ID The
hrllish possessions and countries other
tAAn the uaitsd STATES. phers natural
oondiiions favor ~ fasahls cultivation.
1hla m0Fnmeat is oslnR directed b
The British c0itan Growing asaosingaou
and wAa organlaea II l.beraga shs HYls.
heb cotton trade from the dAnret u
American sgsruiatafs.
The demand fof oalion steadily "a.
efsaaes bot - far ihe consul safs
shefs has been no eoffrspoaalnr deNsl.
ppnaeni u lhe sources 81 supply me
haes cfup pfnducsA TN ths rnlsea
States has feiirvea no afuAtlaa. hat
American planters fhe rspoFl painis
oat. desire - msiu1 1la prices b. -.
taelrE the pruduff.aN TIE iatrfns
fnHsl opiiap eanEfass in sraslan &
Manchester q .fW sseta ass aasnmea
th8f lu tea years mH atrea uas
cef eeiion WiA bV Necessary ta supply
iAf wufiis Genaaa ana tas uane8
States eiil = 1aiF aais i1 provide -
o. as9 and fast iimH ani - rrafhaf
siiA.n seven years
Iaaia Afffsa lhe West iasiss naTs
rea iAeos aaa CgnAs have spfh ~.
ufai conditions fhas egttaa may =
rslsaa there Stir assa fsaa1s - ~
mass the talzftfi d lae movement laH
iiFf8ssh cafEaa u6faiae assaeiafIaa
tss apene5 6 lnu1m hb esalNfaa
where re Hfofacis So Eaehh 90
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

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recommended folrYn iloney and Tar
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health than she hAs knosn ln ten
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Peoples drug store DE-