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don't mean that DR.. Shops Rheumatic
Tablets can turn bony joints into flesh again
and never fafi--that Ia impossible. But they
Will with reasonable certainty drive from che
blood the poison that causes pain and swell
ing, and then that Is the end of the pain aud
sweiling--the end OF the suffering-the end of
Rheumatism
Any Rheumatic sufferer who writes may re-
ceive my little book rheumatism includ-
ing professional advice as to diet, ETC. free
With the book / will also send without
charge. my Health Token" an Intended
passport to good health. Address Dr. Shoop,
Box 1881, Racine. Wis.
gle packa ge--for sale by 40. ooo Druggists
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Preliminary Report
To aid my widow, if / leave one, in gettin,

To aid widow cave one, n getting her pension
: m t. h names an at wIrror ready
@ aar a ORE N@ nmgj
State from day of
Of
sonobl
no. penSner! &c., rmonh
Weey pndoned und the law the
d
VIVA ,nan wrtt yompnson erhfate
alsme maannsda -
a o g
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made In simple. everyday things. which
one would think had been perfected
long ago. Frederick II. Perry, West
Medford. Mass, has patented q clothes
pin which has . new form Of application
OF the wire spring to the wooden Java
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The continual surprise In reading the
Patent ONCE Gazette Is the number Of
that are constantly being
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As Usual.
(Chicago Post.)

She stands upon the ladder tall,
Her Christmas wreath all ready:
She holds the nail against the wall,
Prepared TO hit it steady.
But bark, what means that fearful
wall?
It's anguish would alright one
1t simply means she hit q NAIL
But IL was not the right one.
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FREE

Zema-Saiva Is in the nature of ointment and Ia
externally applied 1t is positive cure for Eczema
and skin diseases of all kinds II works somewhat on
the principle of poutice. drawing all the poison
matter.
II heals from the inside. cleaning ont the sore
stead OF healing the and keeping the poison
scattered I'm the system.
Hundreds OF cures testify to all claim. Test us
and send for q box OF ZemaSalva to-day the Kirby
Chemical Co, 25I3 Kirby Block Grand Haven, Mich
If satisfied with benefit you get send us so cents
The National tribune., 1906-01-11

Tugs engaging, wheels and connection
with the hose to facilitate the equal
sprfnkling of any plot Of ground
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Tongue Support.

John F. Cell, Chambersburg. Pa. has
received q patent for q draft tongue
support. which has q base member with
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requirements of secs. 1887 and 1892, Re-
vised Statutes.
"The requirements of section 1896.
Revised Statutes, respecting the right of
executor or administrator to make ap-
of a deceased person must also be OBJ
served before the application will be
considered as complete and forwarded
for examination.
This order, so far as applicable, re-
lates to applications for the registration
of trademarks. labels and prints, which
must in all respects comply with the re-
1uirements Of the statutes
"(Secs. 1887, 1892 and 1896. Revised
Statutes. above mentioned. were amend
ed by the act Of March 8, 1903.)"
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DIR. Sheldon Jackson. the United
Alaska. denies that the reindeer which
were imported into Alaska at great ex-
pense are becoming extinct He de-
MES this most positively. and says that
their introduction has been a great sue
cess. Since 1892 1850 reindeer were
brought from Siberia to Alaska From
this original herd 1925 fawns have
been born, of which 2,97S were born In
the Spring of 1905. Subtracting all that
have been butchered for food and that
have died. there remain at the present
time 10.241 reindeer. which indicates
that they are doubling every year.
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Snau.HOOk.

William r. Lapsley. McAfee. KY. has
received T. patent for new form Of a
snap-hook, which Is made up OF plates
The National tribune., 1906-01-11

The American Association for the
Advancement OF Science ended it's Seth
Annual Convention at New Orleans JAN
, with symposium on the boil weevil,
I'm which Prof. w. d. Hunter, who has
charge of the boll-weeviI work for the
Government, read treatise stating that
the weevil was to be feared more than
ever, although 1t had done little damage
during the past year. No successful
way has been found to combat the pest
except by raising early varieties of cot
ton. which will mature before the
weeyils begin their devastation Sew
erai other authorities agreed with Prof.
Hunter.
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WORK OF THE PATENT OFFICE.

For the week ended Dec. &c, 1905,
the Patent Office issued 556 patents. II
designs, 145 trademarks, Is labels,
eight prints, two reissues: total, TAO. of
which SOC patents and designs and 1877
trademarks went to citizens of the
United States and 81 patents and four
trademarks to citizens of foreign coun-
tries
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Noe-This report is short. be .asiIy
the paper he % nd clearly
TRIBUNE Washington. ID.
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form the barrel. There are fianges at
the open ends which fit over reciprocal
fianges on the other section Of the bar
rel to form q water-tight receptacle.
~.
Skirt Supporter.
Joseph M. Roberts, Diego, Fla, has
added to the innumerable patents for
skirt supporters by one which he has
received for q device comprising a sup
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moving the pits. 1t is a stem fastened
to the table supporting two diverging
blades with a plunger between them
operated by q spring. The fruit is cut
and the pit expelled with one motion.
Hose Spider.
Charles NJ Bowman, Lebanon, Pa.
has received a patent for q hose spider
having a metallic body with lateral
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
SO. 3ongreB.
g G I.

Wafhtngton, 25. Gsb. Gobalb
Senator SiQman ben gomite=B eri4t
hber Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bill Dor.
gslsat bot, wiro oisielbe aud bis au
ibrer grleoiguns i'm IBOroersrunb Der
8erbanolunsen feben.
Nas Senatoren, mas aud ibre per.
i6nli9e anFdt fein mag, fno oarin
sinig. oaB bic giienbabn5ia bic tpiGs
tiste ia. bic benz aon9reB oOrIiegt.
6rsunos pis 6einbs Der Sspburns
Sonibsr.8 ia ptni4en bisielbs 10 raI&
wis mSlli9. our @erbanbluns gu brin.
gen. Naa Der uff3islsn ginberi9.
tuna miro cine &ubspaufe sintreten,
absr bas if Die Sti1e Dor benz Sturm.
Die Ssnator,n uerosr ibrs Reoen bor-
bersitsu uno 9rieasmaterial fammsln.
M6gli& III. bob i&on mOres1 sinigs
2Omiismitglisoer fprsden, I'M ibrs
eielung our Bill gu prd3ifiren. bod
miro um 2 ubr bic Staatenbiq 3ur
0srbnnblung fommen.
Cir Mittuoh bat 6orafsr cine &ebs
fibsr bic @iienbatnfra9e anssthnbigt.
Dem 8ernesmen nod iff les gsssn ale
@sisbssbun9 In Der &idtuns Der 6ep.
burns9 oaiber. Bin.
usbsr bas Sdifial lsbterer Bill tpers
ben fsbr berf9ieoene Nnf9tsn laui;
allasmsin absr uiro arasnommei, bat
He I'm Senate. amsnoirt, ueroen pirb.
GemOfratiI9e 2omitsmiteliebsr baden
R9 fur Nmsnosmsnts ausgeipronen
unb es if ni9t tuabrf9stnli&, lbab +.
ibre anR6t esdiosrt babsn, tusnil bic
Bin in Ofensr sisuns bistutirt wiro.
Nu6 anSere Semofrafsn unb Republi=
tansr finb fur Mmenbsments.
Senator 8ebsrio9e rpirb Fets barauI
a4ten, bob bic StaatenbiaIni&t tn ben
Sinsergruno 9eordn9t wirb.
6aus. 3
Sm Saufe miro oisfe Wuae bic Wi-
Acknowledgements Die SauptrOls
fpislsn. Sic wiro am 9isnfag our
Amenotrung gsfeIt tusrben. Sin
Rompromib if errei4t woroen, nod.
benz bic 8snerdle @orbin unb Wac-
artbur nod ben Hang zines General.
l~euinanis erreiaen foasn. bann ip0
oerIsIbe abgsfaafft usrosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26

ensar 9Mrsb e@iHtex - gris naaIitdi /:
1910 Efanh 183: ID efnxt 13le: I0-1a
Qfunb 81: 8neie naalitdt! so-16 Ptsab
i2ie; 10 pfunb 1875 ; Ia Rtasb l2is ; 10
Ytinb l3e.
GaIifo nii9s eaxsn 6 bis 8 Yfunb etc;
9 bis IL pfasb o..
epet-2Iars eestex. 80 Es 20 Shmb ss
Tur@f9nitt. lie: RIars esttsa. 30 bs 80
Pfunf, lie; 2lars Bellies. % 10 90 RfuEh.
io3 ; 10 bis Q. sfo., lis; "a hH 10 ffunb,
l2e; aIare ytadea, . o. 30 etnsh. lite:
Widen IL BIB 1S Ffysb Ills; &@s RN6sa .
Ole 8 Rfunb. NE
5rubiiAd'S ped-RIorG oRasift Gureb l73e
s.udbItsr eaear Gureb l73r. - 4tnsb Ha
DarGi9ntt 15e 8 BE Q 35axs IN 0xr4s
f9witt 1916; 10 b u Rfumh Ia Dur9f9nita
I Il; s Btasb I'M Dus9f4aiit. f4maL. life.
9 Rfuab ta Dsr4i@att. i4uai, lsle.
eped. gneI.@0wdbtes, 8 ~ 10 4fut1
tm Dur&fdnsH, ll3e; IL ~ IL pfnab II
Dur4f4att, I2f.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
HrH&te nub 0emaie.

8rHdte nub 0emfie.
Ssa4ts
AepfeI = Suite Ro@dpfeI $3.50 per SSab.
pananeu $l.00-1.25: netxs 76e-t1.00.
gttrpnen 50 G0-3.76 pes rife
Dransem = 50 25-s.7S pet Rifle.
9rauben 17is per 3orb.
8irnen .25 per 8ribel.
Gemhfe
Rotbe WIben 25e per DutenS Tun&es.
Gelerp z5s-40e PEI Bun&.
Dpfer glant zoe per Datsxh.
Rraut : 81 .0o-1.25 per SAT.
BlumeniobI $2.5] per Dstenb.
@urfem - S1.ss per Dutenb.
eaIat - 12ke per Pfunb.
@eterfIie ibe per Duteab Bi1@ss.
GGtofeIn - 60e = zoe per BufbeI.
eastartuHeIn - girstnia $2.b0; Talt''
NOR sac -2.s6 Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
3wiebeIm = Rotbe unb weibe $l.36 per
yfunS epanii9e 8ptsbsIn s1.s5
per &iite.
aabisfe Ise pei Dutenb.
sptnot - 35e per Dasenb.
tomatoes 50 per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26

0ehorrtes EtxbleuQ - eQ,Uss. reo,
Ecu. 123e; uubefettea 10e; Sxxtxt. Ia
Qn6@eI 13Xe.
e&uItaR-9xsi. 6ureh, 10 Btu 20 phxh
tm Dur9i&niE, stt; Is piaxh Dur9i@Rttt,
&c, 10 tall 3f,mh Ole.
Oepo6eites S@wssHsudiQ - kxo@exIofts
Tanep PIC $40. 80; FLARES Hsas tis. 90; fans
y $500; etrrt Glsm 1850; Rafnpt
SIG. 90.
S@rnaN - n xtereee Il. Ouai. L /; 9,
OuaIitdt go: Q. nnaIitdt 81.
nhtrfe 0erdu0erts Heatspars Sc.
aramtfarter 7}c; Bologna In Daruan nc, to
xu9 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
~0efAtaetssef Itse.

Sritaes WinSHeV4-EsaIi3e eters - ST
a.; tieiee Stste 72--72s: sseitse Etaha
$50 bis 200 afura 7e; 9ssFae sape 900
Bis $50 YfutS 6}e; xa9e 66c bS Go fnah
&C.; eAer E~orserDsatd 6s, etsr ctRsess
piertel l03e, Rina bixtssussstA o., Eaxb
BorseruierteI &c. Rub BosSsrrissitI Az, NIB
StrterbisrteI 7c.
HriItes 4aIbFei9--Sdlts lbs. Ststss'
pieraeI los, BorbernssrseI 8ie.
TrH@eS g9ailei4 - Sdrhuiss Fss Ffuxe
u ; SGafs S}e; G&exsel lbs; Rets tr.ss
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26

WotleD uno Blair fuuroen bon Sobn'
ion esiaORen. bod weiB man ni6t. tuer
Sobnion nertuunoets.
Der Strsit brad Bel elmer Nbenb-
untsrbaltung aus.
Gong. 6 ra9e.
Wahington. Is. 5sbruar.
gOnsrsbmitslieo gbuin Senbp tatts
an Sstreidr 8oot sinsn grisf esri9.
tet, In tusl9sm Ct bic 8rutaliidt Der
gsrualtung I'm Gongo.S iaate sssen
bic ginesbOrensn idiloert unb anfrast.
% bisie Rsaieruns Riats sur abfsl-
lung berIslbsn ibun tonne.
5u ieiner antuort iast Der @strs,
tdr, sr fsi nidt tlar. oaB bic Der.
Staten bas &s9t bdttsn. cine inter-
rationale gsipseuns our ginmiidung
in esntralafrifaniide Anselesenbeiten
In Sang 81 bringen.
Sie Ser. Staten battsn f9 ben
8srtrdesn our unterortdune oss Stla.
psnbanbsls uno our &eeulirung oss
@nfsn= unb Sanapsbanbels in 3en'
trail. afrita anssi&lofen, aber bieie
Wertrdge adbsn MIR ben Wddten bns
Rs9t uno Gle pfii9t ein3ui6reiten. bic
bort gsFbunssn Oosr SntereRenipbd-
rem bdttsn. Si6srli6 bdtten bic Der.
Staaten fein &e6t our Sntsrbsntion.
gs Tel sswib 3u wtiniasn. bab Central
Afrita bon ben bstbsilisten Wd9ten
ritiig berrpaltet tperoe, a6er es isi
idpisris stnsn Ws9 oaau su fnosn.
affenftll n b.
Nep BORT. 25. Ssbr. Ha1osm
oas Sisbensrsg omite Der Ber9leute bic
6orbsrunsen berfslbsn ben @rubsnbe-
ibsrn iibsrmiitelt bat. lit borlduHg
Hi9is au ttun. am Wittwo9 wiro
cine Sibuns Der bsiosrisitisen 0:rs
treier ffatiinoen.
prdRoent Witden wolte fh hbsr
bis aeuberung bt: gi3s : prdFosnt
2etpis In Snbianapolis 9ema4t haben
iOq-oab ss 3u tsinem Sirsits tOmmsn
meroe-ni6t ausIaRen.
Sen. s bos. 8. 90 0 b.
antnn n, g.. Is. jebr. @sne.
ralmaior 3bos. s. Wooo ftarb beute
absno In fsiner bisfsen @Obnuns SO
Sabre alt.
Das 2si4snbeadngnib finbet Wiit.
mod ffatt. Auf feinen Wunid wirb
Der General 3u Wsff point, q. 9,
beerbist tusroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
Dp@ @aeensssasS..

xtnaotbS-Eertamfspreae: 9.00-Ir. so
RiQet - Serfaufspreie: 81. 00--ts.0o.
Beli&torn = gertaufspreie: is mad ha
OuaIttdt, 48-47c.
3afr-sei&dIt 82-85e: In ban HetEsn
te.00-$9.0o per Femme. Reua 3a-S6s.
etrob-Erete. lie mad BEN 0:sh. b 6aJ
len, S4.0O@s6.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
e6Mereteus

Totber RIeeiannen So 1850.
gnglii&er SIeefanaen $3.50.
GIibfe RIeeiamen 1905 30
AIfaIfa 4Ieeiamen $4,000.
@eiSer Rleeiamea $500.
@ewdbIter Timotbp $I.s0-1.So.
Crbindrer Bis gutter 1tnotbp 81. o0-L75.
s5ancp 2entudp BIausras $1.6o-L.6s.
8Iausras IN gbaf 60e.
gnsIii&es WIamsras $l.l5.
Or9orb @ras 81. 7O-1.e0.
%eb Top IN @baf 75e-$1.lo.
RaTer Rom Ue-$l.00.
Huaber Suaerrobr Saue1s S1.00-l.2S.
Deiber 9aferianten 40c
5riibiabrs @erffe $1.25.
BeiSes unb seIbes Rom 81. 0O-L26.
%eo Sob @mfiIase $1.10-l.26.
Som peas $l.76.
Niuet 81. 80 bis $1.S5.
6ribiabrssA esen $1.40.
setswiebeI. ueibe. seIbe uno rotbs $3.50
pet BuiheI.
SGb $ 2~artoffeI, geIbe Serfet, Bermuda,
geIbe Noniemenb unb fiibIi@e EueeR $50 bes
SOB; rotbe 3aniemonb &.76; 1ra1Iiaxi4s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
8 b 0.

Satttesburs, Wtf 25. Sc
bruar. Gin Sornabo aing tibsr ben
norbwefliden 8bsil bieies Ortea.
6rau Ssarmcnb unb ibr Sobn tpurbsn
beim gtnfurss ibrss 9auies f<mm
perlsyt. Bdume. Sduier. 3duns &c.
tuuroen fOrtgsrihen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26

SnbtamapsIis 2afeegres5e:

J~nbianapsIts 2aHeeIEreHs
Oeu6bnI. Biz gutter l0-l2e; rrsssa BIB 20
na5ltes L-lse TaneY 8a&-8sc. selsss
DeIow 10 bts 22e. Sapa 2e-82e.
Sx Ba6etsx:
xsioia STATS. Zion $1t.75, Sesies tll Is
Garucas ia. rs. DtQportb's e18. 10. Dutl
Sara Blenb 1880, Glirmar Sapa 8Ienb
$14'75, Duriea $Il.76.
SuGes-Doninoes 7.47e; etRdaufss 8 80
puIuertFrter 5.32e: xxx3 tsdpertHsta b.87s,
fehser sranulirter 6.02e; gubes 6.47e; Con,
i~eetioners' u 5.07c; yibseuooa Z 1886; 4B5s
.S 4 4.72e; empire A4.s7e; Sssal srtsa
0oIoes 8 4.67e; @tnbfor grtsa 8 4.b7e,
@tssepoob 6 4.4Se; seIter 9 5.l2s; Ii gel,
ter 4.O7.
9etrodnete SrA4te-NepfsI, on en eDsxs
setro6net. &c; Sobannesbesrex 7s BIZ ne;
ettrom lSe BIB 14e; HoFxex, Z gruux, pn
Pfumb. X, 8 Grorun 7}e, ( erowa NC iacs
usenfreie ebis &c, California Ruseatel 7ksi
Guiana ~, tarpovtirte euItama lie DID Iss
california 9priioien Sc Bis I2e.
RRHe-DraatI nea Sc BIB los; StIberts lss
NanbeIn Id; uei&i@oIise Ra.bsIx lss-
Serbian Ra,.SeIn l6e; BeaHuts &c bN SIS.
s~er6fete 7c bts Sc: GngIfi&e @aIxfEs
GfRs-&al go Dc. xef), Tas, g. 10 per
0oIIone.
Bt6les-240o TIM SaS $40; 1900 tn sls
%; 1900 ta 0aIbfab $780, 500 sm Gar
$3.50.
etarts-RearI. 8fe, GbaurptsR etot, l xxi
8 Rfuab Ba6ete s, Rom, / Bfs. PaGsts,
4X-5}e.
Ganbp-7G etanseu ssusi9t 7cs Sos
Ger semif@t &c; Banner 1mtR es; sreax
8onbors loo; Hs. 2 Cream aensi@t Sc
&eis-Garotinc, 4opf. 4i--s}s, SeYax es
-S3e, gebso&sner, &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
0etxet0s.


@ese1 SO. . rotber $50, asf ssles
len, &c Don @abIen; 70. 8 sot9x e2},
6ebruar, &c; @asexwesex Coo.
Roru tneaes) 80. l rets z1ie 70. 2
meib AIS 30. 9 wetb Ais, sc. { 70 u,
40s; 70. 2 wess semt@i 42s xn. g
melt conflict a.; 20. ( rd6 ssstidt
40e; go. Q seIb Ale; 70. 8 ssE IL /
seo. 4 geld 49,; SO. seusi4t Ale !
30. 8 aemai~t Ale ; go. ( ssnstqt 40s ;
RuIbeR 41c.
eaier- 20. 3 retSer Bic; 70, Q restu
32e; go. 2 oeusi9ter 3o}e; 70. q srxnsi.r
80e.
Sm 80. I aiInotbs 1850; 30.
Q, SO 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26

SanbIer bssabIsa fsIassSs Hrs.ie:
Butter - Country, ile, srearsere 10 &
olst1 27e.
6sil@e GIsr-lk psr DutesS.
Hibner Sc. Sdtxs 3. TurtetBEl0-l2.
Safeu - $l.eO Bis $1.25 per 0utenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
Mlte Geboe
3 Mamn t6otlib psrlsbt.

Woobburp, 8snn., 25. 6sb.
Die aIts SObnfOn-M otlsp.5sboe In
oieiem @ountp brad lsbten N6eno bon
Neuem aus. gs tpurben t6otlid pers
tuunbet Sam Blair, 4 SddHe tn
Wag.n, Bob Wotlep, 2 S&hHe In
untsrIsib, &i9aro Sobnfon, S1nitt In
Gals.
Der STREET. 3uii&sn ben Wotlsp's
unb ben SobniOn's. 2 arOBsn Gamis
lien, brad. Dor 10 Sabrsn fiber ben
get,isb elmer beimlidsn Gdnapsbren-
nerei aus uno bat nit turssn Inter.
brs6ungen Biz beute gsoauert.
Wotlsp unb Blair uurben bon Sobn.
ion esfaOKsn, bod usiB man nidt, tuer
Sobnion nertuunoete.
Der Gtrsit bra4 BEL elmer abenbs
untsrbaltung aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26

y ' ~ 6Cs wv O~S"
8. Walaes, frtibsr @hsfsSngsnieur bes
panama.a anals, ber6fentli4t In Der
Wdr3nummer bee .Snseneering Wa-
ga3ine" einen Nrtitel iber feline 8eob,
attungen uno @rfabrungen pdbreno
oes Sabres, ba er Die Bauarbsiten in
Der aanalaone Ieiteie.
Walaee alaubt, baB IS mebr 3eit
unb @slo totem tpiro, sinen S&leuiens
lanai auf benz IS 5ub. Nibeau untsr
Der seesnpdrti9sn RsgierungstOntrolle
81 bausn, aIs ss totem tpiroe einen
3anal auf benz Weeresniueau na9
m~Ooernsn, leiftunssfdbisen WetbOoen
3u bausn.
gr bsfirwortst. snttpeoer bic arbeit
In bic Sdnoe zines Wannss - zines
prattiiden Sn9snisurs = NIT unbe-
grsnater autoritdt gu lesen Oosr ben
gau an cine sroBs Rontratturenfirma
3l bergeben.
Waaaee glaubt, baB zine aroBe
S9wierigteit our grIansung ginhiser
asiuItate bic Wsibobs Jet, ME Die Sell
Der ausbeaabIt tusrben. Die grfab.
rung babe gslebrt, bab bic langfame
&ssisrunssmetboos ni9t ms6r gbrlids
tsit sarantire, als ME fs In pripat-
frsiisn berrI9e.
gs liese auf Der 6anb, bob bic Nr.
Belt ni4t raid bon fattsn ssben tonne,
usnn ale ui6tigersn Nn9slesenbeiten
srft nod benz 1000 Msilsn s~ntfsrntsn
WaIbington bsridtst tpsrbsn mtibtsn,
mo he bon 2euten sniI&ieben pirSsn.
bic nit ben 8srbdltniRsn tpenig bsrs
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meiue Auff9t unb bic Surdfab-
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The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

James Henry have hers, and as she has put
down her foot at it is very good sign for the u-
Anita Stewart Mrs Smiths daughter is distinct
ly nice looking girl, and although not make her
bow to society before the late spring. there are already
plenty of woud-be suitors Her sep-aunt-can
use such defnition?-I mean Lady Cooper will help
launch her and that lady very fond Of the pas
time Of matchmaking Miss should do handsome
Iy. It is said that the Duke of St Adams whom wild
horses will not drag into society her somewhere
and much struck by the girls simplicity for she has
all the charm the ingenue
Before returning to America. Mrs Potter Palmer
signed agreement lease Hampden House the Lon
don residence Of the Duke Duchess of Abarcorn for
another year. expect her back at an early date #
all hear be true she is going to give some gorgeous
cotions there, which, Of course will be led by the re-
doubtable BERTHE stopford whose fame in that direction
the envy of all the smartest men about town shall
with Lady Marjorie GreviIle, Lady Warwes daughter
has since married Lord Hemsiey 1t was 2 beatifpI
performance. I wonder who circulated The renor+ bat
he to marry Potter Palmer? It is absoIr+el,,
without foundation Mrs Potter Palmer is 4 wise wo-
Of her generation, and it would take a great dea,
induce her years younger than herself
OF BERTHE has proposed her times out Of num-
Der, but have dozens of other young Englisbuoar
many of whom might be her younger sons AT present
she has intention of marrying any one but from what
know should say BERTHE Stopford would be the very
last man in the world upon whom her choice would
fall. LADY MARY
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
Slanderer Kicked Out of an Arstocratic London Club

mass in the morning spends time visit
ing the poor She and the Dowager Duchess Of New
castle mother Of the present duke. bosom friends
They met in the End Of London where both have
done excellent work. and it there Miss van wart
embraced the Catholic religion.
At time she used have delightful little dinners
and bridge parties for the King her house Curzon
street but of late she has done very little entertaining
Her dinners were matchless She thought nothing of
sending to Nice for asparagus for repast for his Maj
esty. Her chef in those days a Frenchman, and
great believer the succulent qualities of the I'm
known his mistress he included choice dish Of
the "escalot" in the His Majesty appealed his
hostess to be informed of what the delicacy com
posed. She unable enIighten him. whereupon the
King suggested chef should be for saying
that the capable of creating entree
artist At the end of the dinner the arrived
still his cap apron On being congratulated
by the royal guest he exclaimed
MY lord. de King you partaken of the snail the
snail could procure in London only had de
to present to you. I would cook you it,
and it would be fit for de gods, well de King"
Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough, very angry at
having to forego all the fun of the royal parties Though
confined to her room, she did not forget the Kings
birthday present-a beautiful had knitted for
him with her hands. little weakness of the
Kings that he expects all the members of his family
his chums send him his birthday gifts that
have been made by themselves Consuelos was charm
ing thing which she had been engaged for several
months, and composed of the darkest blue siwoo-
knitting thread which combines the beauty of silk
and the warmth of wool At intervals it had tiny pips
of white silk. before the birthday it to
the Kings tailor be mounted, and it arrived at
Sandringham the aUspicous morning.
The newspapers have been saying that Consuelo is
suffering from chill This is not true She has had
slight return the old trouble for which time
ago she had operation brought about it is thought
by anxiety her mothers illness, and the fear Of
having go to America-a country in which she
no further interest.
Mrs. James Henry Smith struck at going back to
Scotland where her new husband wanted to finish up
the pheasant shooting instead 10 Paris So the
pheasants have another Of life. This is said
to be the first time any one had his way
where Silent Smith was concerned Evidently Mrs,