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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
HOLDS VICTIM BY THE
THROAT AND FIRES
Rv Assoelated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-Hold-
ing his victim against the wall with a
death grip ON his throat, Pablo Gull
terrez placed the muzzle OF his revolver
TO the forehead of Candido Gartiguy
ana inflicted a mortal wound.
Pablo is held at the city prison and
Candido is dying at the Catalina hotel,
where the shooting occurred early this
morning.
The men are Spaniards and occupied
adjoining rooms, and II was not known
that they had quarreled.
The wounded man recently came
here from Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
JUDGES ORDER BARS
PRISONERS CHILDREN
By Associated Press.

BY ASsOcIdteu PreSS.
BAKERSFIELD, March 25. - The
jury to try Buman Williams for the
third time for the murder of James
Vandevere, which occurred at Delano
last May, was completed this morning,
and this afternoon Attorney Rowen Ir-
win for the prosecution made the open
ing address. The trial will be lengthy
one and a determined effort will be
made to effect prosecution.
Judge Bennett this afternoon ordered
all not directly concerned in the trial
kept outside of the bar. This rule will
operate to keep the two children of
Williams from his side and is expected
to go far toward destroying any false
sympathy on the part of the jurors for
the accused man, which operated so
strongly in his favor on the occasion of
the other two trials.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER JR.
RUN DOWN IN HEALTH
BY Associated Press.

I0Y ANHUCIdLCW
NEW YORK, March 25-John D.
Rockefeller. Jr., told his Bible class at
the Fifth Avenue Baptist church yes
terday that he was SO run down in
health that unless he took an imme-
dlate rest he was in danger of a COM
piete nervous and physical collapse,
similar to the breakdown he suffered
two years ago.
At that time Mr.. Rockefeller's con-
dition was so grave that his physicians
ordered a years complete withdrawal
from all kinds of work.
Mr.. Rockefeller said yesterday that
he had decided to take a few weeks
rest in order to recuperate.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
is CAUSE
OF PANIC IN OHIO
By Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 25.--The
water system in the dining room OF
the railroad Y. M. G. A. building at
Collingwood, a suburb, exploded early
today, causing a panic among the fifty
persons in tho place. most Of whom
were asleep when the accident hap
pened.
Fire followed the explosion and a
portion OF the building was destroyed.
No one was injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
RAFFLEs' VOICE WILL
BE HEARD FROM BIG
PHoNoGRAPH IN AUTO

The Herald win go TO an extreme
never before dared IN giving the public
terious Raffies. IN response to a NUM-
Der Of requests for q sample line OIL
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
Woman Kills Physician
associated Press.

sPARTANSBURG, $. c., March 25.-I
William Lander, a prominent physician
OF Union, was shot and killed today by
Lucy Litzy, who walked into the
physicians Office, closed the door and
fired a bullet into his back. The wo-
man was arrested
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
Heavy Snow at orovIIIe

oROVILLE, March 25.--The water
is fast abating and the sky tonight is
clear. There Is heavy fall OF snow
In the mountains. The damage in this
city from the storm is estimated at
t26O,OOO.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26

The tea and coffee you drink have a
good deal to do with your standards OF
taste.--Sehilling Best
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative .-romO Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II II fails TO cure.
w. Groves signature Is on each box. 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26

Everything you want YOU will ana Ia
the classified page. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26

No Person Directly or Indirectly Connected
with The Herald viii Be Permitted to
Claim the Reward or Any Part of 1t
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS
sixth and Main.
Porpetually Packed.
BURBANK THEATER
Under the Bear Flag

DR. DR. & w gsS%. & Tln%tpE .Cry onfOrn" interpreted
bank players Curtain calls without number"
food
club of Angeles.
Next weeks winners Al-star cast in Kate Caxons
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
THE OPENING GAME

The opening game OF baseball for
the season Of 1907 will take place at
the fair grounds ON Sunday, May 9th.
when the Grand Junction boys will
cross bats with the Rural Rubes, the
fast aggregation of ball tossers from
up the valley.
This will be the first game of the
season and large crowd of local
fans will undoubtedly be present to
help the local boys ON TO victory. The
Grand Junction boys will try TO DEM
onstrate their ability to play the nn-
tionnl game, and considerable inter-
est is being manifested ns to the
showing the home boys will make
ngninst the fast bunch of ball players
from the country.
The local boys will appear In their
new uniforms at this time for the
first and IL will he their intention to
make very creditable showing and
prove to the baseball fans their abil-
ity to present the great city of the
western slope on the diamond and
that they are worthy of their sup
port.
For RBNT-Three rooms furnish
ed, lights, bath. Apply lao Rood.
FOR SALE-Half interest In livery
business. Good proposition. En-
quire at 114S Grand.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
HORRORS BEYOND BELIEF

CHICAGO, April Especial =
There is brought to light in a report
of 10000 words made by the state
nan. some of the most revolving and
horrible conditions imaginable SAID
to exist in great many of the aims
houses throughout Illinois Charses5
of inhuman treatment against OLD
people and demented and feeble mind;
ed patients that are almost beyond
belief, are made. Written evidence, va, nee
dence acocmpauied the report. one
charge is that an old woman was Kept
in a narrow cell in one aims house
for forty years. One photographl
shows a young girl chained in Gel
lar with The chains attached to her
ankles. There is a photograph Of a
rude coffin shape box in which un-
fortunates who become unruly WERE
locked in with not room to turn over
for days at a time. The report mas
shocked the entire state.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
SOME WONDERFUL CIGARS

Louis Isaacson, representing the
cigars manufactured by the famous
Louis Martinez, of Cuba, Is in the
city today and is showing the most
woudermul line of Cuban cigars ever
ranging in price from SIS to So
90 per thousand and OF eighty din
erent shapes. a very dimlnutive CT
gar that sells for quarter is made
from the top leaves of the plant. An
"Ronseyelt,s big stick" 1t is made
from pure Havana wrappers. One pc
cuIiar shaped cigar is not over an
inch and a half in length and Is call
ed a "topedo" and is smoked as an
after dinner cigar with a small pipe,
are various and peculiar shapes and
altogether the line shown by Mr.. lsa-
acson Is the most wonderful ever
brought to the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
coLoRED PORTER WAS FINED

This morning John Price. color
cd norter at a local hotel. was arrest
ed on on the charge of stealing from an
unfinished house, A search war
rant was issued and Prices nome on
Guunison avenue was searched ahu
the missing lumber was iounql IN IN, miH
,,ode bv tbe owner OF the unfinished
bonse Who suspected Price; He .Hll,i iirst
ot0nnIained to City Marshal O'NelI
,Dbo reported to Deputy District At
tornev Fry and Sheriff Schrader mace
the arrest. Price was arralRheui ind De
gUiitV 9Uif was fined $500 and costs which
he % promptly paid. 1t is said ina!
PTice had been taking the lumber az
night as he returned home from max
inc the trains
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
STILL ANOTHER INDUSTRY
A pressed Brick Machine With 20,'
900 Pressed Brick Per
Day Capacity.

A pressed brick machine having
a producing capacity of 10000 press
ed brick per day, has been purchased
and is now ON its way TO this city.
Brick will be manufa ctured here mt
n cost per thousand less than one-hnlf
of what has heretofore been charged
for pressed brick In this city.
j. j. Lumsden and Thomas j. At
kinson. two well known citizens. who
have operated the brick yards To-
the gentlemen who Will install this
machine and win operate the yards
here under the firm name of Lums-
den and Atkinson.
The machine cost approximately
$4,000 and is what is known as the
Boyd machine, one of the latest press
ed brick machines manufactured in
the country today. 1t VIII require n
force of about fifteen men and Is an
other industry added to the grow
ing Industrial Industries of the city.
Mr.. Atkinson stated this morning
that they can secure the raw mater
ial-shale. which enters largely into
the composition of pressed brick laid
down In the yards by the Book Cltn
railroad for about thirty cents ton,
which is almost a minimum price for
shipping as their yards have been To-
Gated so as to take advantage of this
material. 1t will not require re-
fact.
heretofore almost All the pIesseu
brick used in this city has been manu-
featured IN Golden and shipped all
the way across the mountains at
rate of approximately $17 per ton.
With this heavy freight tariff remov-
ed from the cost of the brick. 1t will
be a great inducement for the people
of this city to use pressed brick in
the erection of homes and business
blocks There will be largely in
creased demand for brick In the city
the present year, due to the fact that
The Y. NJ. c. A. organization and the
the splendid building proposed for
Elks big temple VIII need vast guam
titles of pressed brick.
In further conversation Mr.. Atki-n
son stated that third class pressed
brick for interiors and backs of build
Ings could be manufactured for about
the same as the common brick here
tofore used.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
a% City, Raa g Brick
HOLIDAY TOMORROW

Friday afternoon the third annual
athletic contest will be held at the
fair grounds by the high school and
Sth grade students.
This is always a great day for
the champions of athletic sports.
The high school will turn out I'm
body to witness the interesting and
exciting contests in running, Jump
Ing, hurdling, throwing the hammer
and putting the shot The most excit-
Ing event of the day VIII be the relay
race between the four high school
classes.
The contestants winning the most
of these events will be sent to Boul-
der to represent the Grand Junction
high school In the state interscrschol-
astic meet.
Manager Hill expects to have a
big crowd out to the fair grounds
to witness the events.
Friday at 2 p. m. Admission 25
c6nts.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
THE PEOPLE WITH HAGGERMAN

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, April io5ie 2I,
1SneciaD Three thousand pe99piie Is,
in mass meeting last night uhl[Tu dtion Of ~
protest a agaJlnSfH j. fHagserman, lEs OF New
TevIco which was requested WSes9 =
ago nSS'fS' By the president or the uni'eu
3 Resolutions were adopted conegtnH conqTess
ing every delegatte., ,o,!ney IN yne Who were
ana ana tTe Treesoonsibie for the agitation
which G resulted in the president ae'
The resolutions state thaI ~ IL IS nresi- esle
belief of the people that at ~ IN Govern J1
dent had been decelveu ond %9 as 10 the
State ST Of public opinion in the eot teLli- ae-
% %tory. and requests that ne ho' az
cept the resignation
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25

DR.. Lawrence NJ. Taylor, who was
the candidate OF the Republican-Mu-
uicipal party at Fruita for mayor, but
was defeated By Mayor Osborn, was
a most pleasant visitor to the city yes
terday. He was accompanied by Mrs.
TavIor. Dr. Taylor is a very pro-
gressive young man and undoubtedly
will some day lead forces OF MS party
at Fruita to victory
Frank /. Lee still remains In Den
yer a victi mof a severe case OF as
thma. to which disease ne is suffer-
er at times. He first went to Glen
wood and later to Denver. He hopes
to soon return to his big interests on
Orchard Mesa.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
THE CASE DISMISSED

Ro1sE. Idaho. April 25.---tSSpec,-
oI5WTbe poiTb case against W. n. Yosit'
ne attorney charged with attempt
ine ine tn i inflnence the jury panel from on
Witch VIII men may be drawn to try W., W.
D. Haywood. was dismissed oy yno,nted JTfedd
o,f fbat Yost could be re-arrested on
= ud differentlv formed warrant lnyo,l{y- VOL
ing practically the same charge lhls
uras done
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
GODDARD RE-ARRESTED

This afternoon il was reported that
a warrant had been issued for the ar
rest of James f. Goddard, the plas-
tcrer. Just released from jail few
DAYS ago. The complaining witness
in this new case is not publically
known, but is said TO be the painter
who identified the watch Goddard was
probably be in custody by night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
RHoNE WINS OUT

In the suit of p. A. Rice against
Mrs. Ida r. Rhone and Henry ~ ~,
which Rice held on material that
Mowrey and Kline, the defunct con
tracting firm used In the Rhone resi-
dence and for which Mr.. Rhone states
he paid the contracting firm, de-
cision was rendered by Judge Shack
ieford TODAY In favor of the Rhones'
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
THE PRINCE WAS HURT

BERLIN. April 20 SPECIAL eel az ro1. m
Prince Ertel. second son OF En- peior !.
william fell from a horse yesterday
and was seriously Injured
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
ANOTHER AUToCRAT KILLED

ODESSA, April 25.-(SpesciaD =
The chief OF the police of the political
prison was killed today by four ter
rorists whose Indignation was pro-
voked by cruelay to prisoners. One of
the terrorists committed suicide. One
was captured and two escaped.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
CHARGED WITH MURDER

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 25.-Bert
B. Bruce. a yonng druggist, has been
indicted on the charge of murdering
James S. Shelf and Ernest j. Geish-
Ter, his wife's brother and step-father
The lives of Shelf and Geishler
were Insured in favor of Bruees mo-
ther-in-law and it is supposed he hop
ed to get hold of the money.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
THE DIAMONDS ARE PASTE

LoNGMoNT. April 25.w1(speciIa!D
The mystery of the Callahan a,. uIa-
rond robbery is greater than ever,
II js now reported that the diamonds
retnrned bv mail are paste and tha'
I'D The thief 10 return them. Mrs. Cai
Ilhan declares that the diamonds stoi, so,,
en- were genuine. a I De1EJl sta,es eSPe'
will examine the returneu stolea.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
BUTLER DISCHARGED

DOVER Del. April 25.-tspeeGe-
ial1NFrank II. Butler, charged win
the murder of little Horace iaair MIr ~ ~
was released today owing 10 lacN Vi
evidence.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25

M o. Delaplain returned home to-
dav from Denver, on NO. j.
A. ]. Dickson, of Glenwood Springs
edifor of the Post, was appointed
water commissioner fol-, Irrigation
division No. 5 yesterday. by Govern
4 marriage license was Issued N
morning to J. c. McCurry and Miss
Bertha RommeF, both OF CollDrah'
Rfu Young the man charged with
tbe murder Of Charles Wilkinson, In
tbe paradox valley, gave himselt up
10 Nontrose county officers yester-
IA At Moptrose. His son Clare, al
60 cave himself up but as II was pref
~ Certain that he had nothing 20 20
GSstth The killing Of Wilkinson he was
mNaiassed from custody. The elder
Yo,,ng claims that he shot Wilkinson
tn ELF defense during a row.
:" act night a fire was discovered IN
tba stairway OF the vacant Stele block
ssn,rneriv occupied by the Senate res
.onranf' TO- ant The flames were quickly eN-
tfnnupnished n by night officers Wharton
md Patterson and no damage was
IN dnne II is believed that the tre was
~ 5resnit Of someone carelessly drop
Ming a match in the stairway.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25

Tonight-regular eony9eatiSMn az Mason
II tetnhIIe hahII Al All members are urged 70 pc
le Tresent essi and visiting knight5s gan5 ToTk cork
dially invited to attend Much WI ~
W. W II. Bannisterf e; nsster 81 unIoaded q
To-day w. H. Banniiss.ef
big car of fine furniture
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25
Moore Makes Statement

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In answer to inquiries by individuals and
ru purchasing agencies throughout the
Grand Junction Fruit Association and offset the
DAMAGING reports that have currency
sentation Manager Moore painsanc
inquiry into the damage county and
surrounding counties has prepared
Manager Moore muc damage has been done
oy aiarnlists who did not walt
tons but to conditions
without investigation.
Manager to a reporter this morn
materially change his estimate
embodied in the crop he pre-
misses in the language of the letter which
THE GRAND JUNCTION FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Grand Junction, Colo, April a. 1907.
Answering he many Inquiries we have had regard
ing the for the coming season.
had a very unusual season 1t was warm all
winter and that
three weeks earlier than usual which somewhat
against
ago had few days of cold
weather which did considerable this valley
especially Elberta peaches. 1
threefourths of that variety
jured little and and apples ALL
other district time
think for the that they
but last Friday it turned cold remained
through Saturday Sunday during time
think much remaining peaches, but the
suffered the
is impossible for tell yet how much
this damage will amount to- but it it will prob
ably apple and down so cent of
crop. During this time all other districts
a deal than did understand there {
nothing Fruita, Montrose, Delta
probably Ia apple Paonia and
peaches anywhere excepting in this valley. {
the fact that the fruit far advanced
likely three weeks before tell with
accuracy Is o the damage but when {
fully regarding the conditions will be glad to re-
port to you again Z
THE GRAND JUNCTION FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATIONS
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The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25

w. H. Bannister visited his hnS9 IS
ranches near Palisade yestero4dy ytber dap
bieg orchards in that section lie is
tiE7mIy convinced that big, fruit fr99Il{, crop oI3e
viii he harvested around fail5,aqTe T
and states that his pear orchard ,d u
heavier ladened today with ounu l-lin
fruit than It was at THIS time l"S'
SON
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25

You Get Action on Every
Advertisement the Day II
is Inserted in the Senti-
nel-I400 Su BIS crib erS
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25

M o. Delaplain returned home to-
dav from Denver, on No. J.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

IL mcking Bis safe the other niaht
PRIOR 10 bis FninK home for supper
George Elecmant. 8 papeihanser who
lives 81 jefferson street and liermit+
age Jane. MhnaYunk shut The safe
dear upon his nanlas vhiskera and
Nas held until released By hia daush.
ter SAYS the Philadelphia Inquirer
EdFemont hat bssu out collecting
hiis dunnE ibs daf Returning 90 IA
aHes be- ouened Aia safe and placed
ne m0ury in e lie lhen thfeu tha
aaaf shut catching the era nf hl
A#af8 "a ihe ten Il fhe excitement
gael8eat tn ha aAf nfaiirament ee
fafN the combination au1 sn a'4
nei reioare hluseIf VIII BE hlu
testing 81 tkf safe - ess 3i
ess8 about an haaf after me argi ieat
= his dlHehter eae eamo 81 dH4
ahaI hsl dehYes him fhe safe eas
afazea open - laekamith
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

Tao fnra -Four tea esHs half tea
sHaHH sAif une feaaHa ealA Wafef
1& SD towmheT aaa hfeadbosfa
Hshsg roll NE mixture inia q lafee
saaa saert eni elih sharp knife fwa
tech aaaafra and drop e fap AZ time
81 aeeH Boz haisaH HhH buaH ua
ae slte gfn over fmesa fium -
.aH faa pui in n-fe Ieatsa ateH sIl
afe dGnH tHdh6fa affh powdered
smear VOW ulH hase Aes piaftas
g fhs assi delicious estAiea thai tsn
Hsai daacafe stomach raH dIeosi The
aat hHfef makes Eaea efou .riu iha
aasl - lf shapes @ mhle fait
a leaves
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

Cook a pini % ehesfnuts unfli ien
Deg ln slightly salted aater dfaia.
Melt two nuueca nf ehasa slate pyer hot
safef and ndd 4 ieasI nfai ~ yanlia.
slfA one cupfal og sFanHlatwd sugaf
eiih tM0 iablespsssufels at AAtr, b0il
althpai stirring uatll a iiiiie dropped
Enfa caid wsieg effa1aiiiEes io the
brittle poinf az once fate d ~ thr
Hre and add ihe chocolate tho ias
ebeainats one by oae iato this laying
fhsm au waFed pale i.e1 cnoi and
store IN Airtigsi eaas The chocolate
maf De- omitted aa8 tbe airup galogei
lak uf green ana # aatofpi attn
aiaisfHrrfn of pepHefmint mates q
pretty aHd aeeeplaole after aiaaas
saeat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

Eos rir months she bad been plead.
lnr slth him 10 bus "a automobile.
They are TOO eaHaaaire BE- pro.
Tested for ihe huBdfaah time ~ /
bought ah Automobile { aoaid have 70
cut daen our expenses
Nhat expenses she asked
Why. table expenses For instance.
n had aE automobile ! eouifnt anofd
- have chicken evefg SUNDAY
She laughed
Rhf sos eoase u you BAD an
automobile taa could rgn daNn
enough fpwlA % have ehlcken every
aag q aay rothian II tlg tafkpys aad
nlte nasting mes WhE u IA men
haven't any brains
Aad tho nsri dat 81 hasiied around
% The nearest dealer ana prdrtsd a
aeinE machine
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

This Il ehat 4 seaaitei flfs
eaases ~ iosf sskA feuf oeaefs Il
almsHda ofaitHn chocolate
l9lsnfh sai shfea sas almords
PA them 90 a lln Is tAe oven and
AfaMn them ellshtls
Rlase 4 pan u.U ID eaid wafeF pat
tha Fugef iaip a 81 8 mei, slaplY.
lhea aei Il uaft il Il aalssah hruwa
NeAt turn u un ii Al nllcd slab og
fiah ang leaAe is ull edia Thea
pouH3 ihe augsf 8 aast IL 4 mortar
Pound ihc simnaas - 4 paste. and
tAen nai the aussg aat almonds o.
ssthel and POUND them iill they afe
otis
shane he mixture aifh fonf hands
laia Hiiis hslia sauafea and cork.
Snapped pieces and lesfs them on a
i.H ila dry
fhen melt some eoailnK rineo
isie eeniiy dip each ball etf lhia
ae meltci chocolate aaa pai q oa q
20 pager fln Il Il dff
Ihsse are mesi delsaans and whils
aasN@ TeFY tNeuNFa 81 haf. ah Ne
4aa at NeFy FWHif eu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05
q &c &c 80 oanGaEn.
pomsas'c clssfsa NssfytGihp Lett
Over or q re ise noE

There fseentis esfafed the service
nf : Cleveland family 4 domestic u
Scandinavian ofiEln she hed never
ssen refrigerator hefaft. and iha
lady a she house. after Initiating her
laio lia mysteries instructed her
sever 20 leave aattling old or left
ever IA tho lcc ben hal ID kcep the
refrigerator perfectly tltan and fresh
by fhrpwlng ihe uld things Away eArh
m0falnR
The very nekt daf she mistress
hooking our % the window. observed
something peculiar ii shn yard
sNhaf s. that suphie3 she asked.
And hpw ald q set iheFef
That d old lee usaam was the
proud response. left over from yeH
lsrday tres e auay lake you tgl'
me -Iiarpora Weekly
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05
SORES As alo As PENNIES.
Whole Head ard sees csvsrsd-~haif
Al cAms Cut Cured IN Three
Weeks ~ Cuti1uga

#Afier having TIE measiea nv whoia
head and uetk were covered with acaig
snree about a. laFEe Sc peanY They
eefe lgsi as thirs they could be.
IS hair 30 came ouf o. me tfoa
BE ran alanE taking ihe doctors blood
remedies sui Rubbing on saire. vui ig
did n0t seem 20 Eat sny better il
stayed ihai way fof stout slt maptha.
theu gai a sei q the CgileafA Reme
dies and IN about a seek J noticed a
Hls differences. aud ID ltree weeks il
Nas weil entirely sad have noe had
thH trouble any more. sna 81 ihis Was
sewn yrarn aTn | consider mFaeil
cured MrN Henry Porter Albion.
Sch. Agr aa 1906
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

Tits la rHffN#HHA ahaA aalat
aa ioaa1auea e eHa uge lraYre
place hita of eall baIet POTATOES
sf8as heaas asfafaHHs aieps % raH
aalaH ais1 ~ sfeaH aaeci leprefa
sIlKea. cold haiiei eas and fsaishes
reaf asef an trealaF ~ o'l salt
nranef snd Uaesaf TMa is rood
Haf O. nfH small eaaautiea oi fese.
iaalsa ieit over 81 aa rfaa heets
aHd aihef THINGS at1 = fte iooihsome=
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

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aiaref a. Yoa usa nan ag atAh
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aa eattr After dinner fou eiii naf
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Kitchen There eul - n0 pans -
Kettles sith dried taod % b. sosksa
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