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WATSON ON TELEPHONE RATES


(Ordered BY A. =. Watson.)
There Is an anonymous circular be-
ng sent llt to the press OF the state
or publication, claiming that the cor
oration commission Is opposed TO
asital and investments IN Oklahoma.
rom the tenor Of the article Itself, Il
nade reference 70 case now appealed
I e9prenle court the only case OF that
ind appealed 70 The Suppress court IS
hat of the Pioneer Telephone copi
aAy operating ia Enid. The case
sas heard by tho board and the Ysf
det made up principally on the tesil
nOny Qi ono expert Witness lhat ap-
eared hef2re ihe beard and was
rought ir0N C'meaBO 10 give that eX-
cri tesuWony. HIS eNidepce says
hntdA llhib ielephOnes OF Enid " )uld
yerage seventeen dollars pes year
ier phone, that the telephone com
any could pay all expenses incurred,
erpetnale the phones and lay mp four
,olars and a halt per year per phone,
Il interest The commission, upon
uch expert testimony, made np it's
ate per phone. providing $3.50 for
esidence phone and $500 for office
fitu hhnliitNa llfbNtHt llNI kttAtllf
shich would give the telephone com
ANY about twenty dollars a year per
hone. which would enable them, ac-
ordmg TO their expert Witness, 10 lay
way seven dollars and half per
,hone, per year at Interest, after pay
ng all expenses.
Taking iato consideration the cost
er phone, me commission thought Il
vas .slsl and iair 10 the people OF End
IS well as the telephone company and
Is the telephone company Introduced
he only expert Witness. the decision
vas based entirely upon their own Wit
.ess's testimony. az no other witness
bat appeared before the commission
laimed % ho an expert or know any
hing about The telephone business
ltxce,t thar mtrodpced b. the Pioneer
celephoQe coppany ilseh
Tho fitod Book Saws By their fruits
e shall know ihemf One OF the
principal officers of iAe Pioneer Tele-
hone company was working for the
Santa We Railroad company at perev
)klahoua Sasi a few wears ago. al O
iominal salary We understand thqt
ne now has mension ln Oklshoma
ily, built al eost OF twenty-five
housand dollars, aud owns 9iber prop
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LA TOILETTE
GIRL SUES

Chicago, August l.-On behalf of
Miss Fola LaFollette. OF Wisconsin,
a motion 10 SET aside the bankruptcy
decision OF the WIN J. Block Amuse-
ment cmpany was filed In The Unit
e. State court yesferdav
That she was engaged to play d
role IN a prodacuDn pl..l eas ..@eet
staged and as result ~ which she
failed to reeeiVe the weekly stipend oi
$50 Is alleged By the daughter OF the
Wisconsin statasman. Miss Ia + lletie
ayers she was engaged for period OF
thirty weeks 10 STAR Ia the productl o.
The amusement company not only fail
ed 70 produce the nay but .rrso. %
release Miss La FOliette frem her cop,
tract and the season- .p9ssed before
sac was able 20 secnre anoSher engage
meat
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erty valued at thirty thousand dollars
This is a pretty good showing for a
telephone man to make that started
at nominal salary just few years
ago, and from appearances and his pos
sessions and others of his colleagues,
IL would look more Ike they are try.
ing to put the people out of business
rather than the corporation commits
sion putting them out OF business.
mention this as an example to show
TO the people Of the state of the howl.
ers against the WORKING OF the cor
poration commission.
All the railroad rates promulgated
by the Corporation commission to date,
on everything. are based on a prece.
dent of Ike rates in other states, and
IL fair IN some of the other states,
WHY not fair In Oklahoma
We have noticed as a general thing,
the class OF people that are fighting
the corporation commission are that
class of people that are working in the
interest of the robber monopoly, and
hirelings of the robber monopolies,
working against the legitimate pro-
ceedings OF the corporation elfntnis-
sion. and are circulating all Ahds 'of
lt9 ~ carry ihFlI lOillN. Hcl nave
numerous hirelings engaged iniylislne
anonymous letters against the Corpora
tion commission and myself
rhe action of the commission Is IN
open book Qpen to the Inspection Gf
any one who wants TO see what they
have done
An article pirporting to be sent oat
by the Commercial club of Oklahoma
City and the Federation of clubs
against me and the corporation COM
mission, driving capital out of the
| stale, was semitic Mr., J. w. McKeand.
secretary of tho Oklahoma city Com-
mercial club. who says that the whole
thing IS a fabrication of the whole
cloth; that he never heard of such be-
fore. The same had been sent TO the
| Muskogee papers and published by
them as being true.
'rhe president OF the club also says
IL is fabrication.
| Another anonymous letter published
IN many of the papers OF the state.
/ saying that ] assaled Governor Has
! kell and the whole state administra-
ton in a speech ( was supposed to
have made al Eufaula saying that they
are al against me- etc. is another
malicioHs..lie lie. I.neyer even spoke al
Epfanla. and Of all the speeches that
I have made IN the state, have never
mentioned 2 single state officials
mann not even thai of my opponent.
ft A. p WATSON.
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COME FROM RESERVATION
AND TAKE POSSESSION
Filled With FireWater Kept pOpu-
lace In TeTTOT Through
out the Night

Special to Daily Beader.J
hIgpFe, Neb, august Fifty drum.
Ken Rosebud Sioux lndjans last night
aaptRel Filgcre. wrecketi The Hersch
4 hbtel. shot Gp' t"e town. tarrprized
che pf1ple, Who barricaded themselves
in tirsit lidhies. PLAYED havoc ih genar-
y ann retreated to the Reservation at
iasliHbb where tllay scattered.
Indian police have been searching
lor the marauders and there will prob.
ibly DE m re trouble when arrests
ire made
The Sioux came oter from the reser-
alton They secured wn;skey aud
number got drunk. Otaers wanted To-
Jet in the same condition, but could
not g8 The whiskey. In the evening
number of the indians started on a
earCh Tor iirewater. and upon being
a1ised wniskey they cherged the
lersehel hotel Tae proprietor was
aptured, bound and bady Injured
Ghen the Indians simply wrecked the
lace. breaking every window in the
lonse. tearing down doors aud bre0k
Dg mp furniture. rae guests in the
lailding took refuge in the ttic, where
hey remained all -g1t.
While the wrecking of The hotel
vas IN progress Indians not paged
mat We're rlding trough The stro3ts
shooting at everything IN sight. while
heir war whoOps filled the air Git
ems az the little town We're simply
nahle to cope With the savages and
gathering IN their houses, barricaded
leir doors ana windows, leaving the
ndians IN possession of the streets.
Later the Indians gathered in the
enter OF The town and building a big
qaire carried on a war aanee for
everal hours, keeping the citizens in.
undated in the meantime by frequent.
v leaving tle fire long enelSh To ride
through the streets shooting and yell
az as they went
Al daylight the Indians rode away
the reservation, and the citizens
merged from their homes
Every house h town shows the ef-
ect of the ,aid. the h tel being o
yreek and other buiidings in not much
setter shape.
lIersehel the hotel proprietor, was
10 only white man injured ii Is rc.
ortod several Indians were injured
\ fights between themselves during
ie ORGY
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SNAGs IN THE ARKANSAS


Special to Daily Leader
MNskogco. Okla August l.--Captain
James Trainer. Of the United States
army engineering CORPS ol Little
Rock arrived here today wita,a crew
oi eight men and with taem VIII be
gin the work OF putting snags In the
Arkansas river oklahoma has AT
,aasf scored In It's long fight to make
the Arkansas river navigable. This
viii be the first work done on the
channel OF river since the Civil. war.
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according To the Officials OF the county
hospital, threatened 80 commite sui.
eide e tley were not allowed TO spend
The remainder OF their years in each
o'her company oven II IL We're IN
isolation Mrs WeTiwtdl. 90 one time
a abeautiful woman, WIS removed Tom
aa conaIous wurd in the county
hospital three ni8hts ago. The next
morning an 2ponyl window and G
uote upou the Winlow sill told thc
story Of aer hisht we viii not b.
molqs 10 "A xico.' the gote said. Il,
was there where we were married
ana we win be allowed 70 l.e there
together
Investigation showed that the coupl,
got aboard a late nisH train for Mex
Lce.
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Els; June, S6,37O,374; total, SIS, ,49o,725.
1a05-April, S9,037,924; May, $10,-
6O2lS7; June. s10,665,OO4; total, $780,
3Q5,116.
19O6-April, Sl2 1881, ,9O1; May, $14,-
0416Ol; June, $lS,5Ol, ,529; total, $40-
125,032
19O7--April, $4,000, ,O37; May $l6,-
o56,sS2; June, s14.S46,634; total, $45,-
503, ,7O4.
The high record earnings for any
quarter were S45 SOB, 5a5. on June 80.
1907; the low record was 12,445, ,231.
on March 81, 1904 The high record
untitled orders for any quarter was g.
4S9,7lS tons on December 81, 1906.
and the lm record was 3,O27 ,436 tons
on September so, 1904
The surplus for the last previods
quarter (March 81, 1909 after the pay
ment of all charges and dividends and
appropriations was STS65
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VIZ James Lee 60, Wen.

Everybody in z0nesvilh. o., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, OF rural route S. She
writes: My husband, James Lee,
firmly believes he owes his life to the
use of Di' King'B New Discovery.
}iis lungs were SO severely affected
that consumption seemed inevitable,
VIXEN a friend recommended New Dis
covery. We tried II, and it's use has
restored him to perfect health" DR..
Kings New Discovery is the king of
throa, and lung remedies. For coughs
and colds Il has no equal The first
dose. gives relief. Try AZ Sold un-
Ger guarantee at q r. Renfro's drug
store. soc and Ssf.OO ETrial bottle
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MONARCHY
PLANNED FOR
OURCOUNTRy.
49, YY7
BANK WRECKER IN LON
DON SAYS HE HEADS
CABAL
s------a
HELEN OF new YORK
WILL Be the QUEEN
p-.s----
Advertisement Calls Attention to
IIafII l0 9ausosz. l.I.y.Lq

| ub viest
Chicago. aug. 1.-Louis A. Gour
daliie. former Chicago banker. who
fought TO get into the penitentiary
after conviction for illegal banking
and could not break into ceii, is In
London, and London Is being thrilles
The following advertisement, print
ed in the London Morning. Post. is the
thriller:
''Royalists Of the United States oi
America are organized for the purpose
of securing real liberty and crown
Helen OF New York" queen We de-
sire the aid of the royalists of the
world. who can place our cause before
their respective sovereigns and secure
ts,llr practical support.
LOUIS A. GOURDAINE."
Courdaine has gone into details IN
a public interview OF the plans Of
so-called royalist society in Ame,ica
London dispatches tell Of an Interview
He explained that a secret council
composed of seven members had been
sent by the supreme council OF Chi
cago on q private mission TO the
crowned heads of the world.
To ovesthrow Republic.
According TO Gourdsine, the secret
council arrived ON the steamer Lu
cania, June %, and is now scattered
in St Petersburg, Berlin, Madrid
Rome, Toxic and London trying to in
serest the heads Of the respective gov
ernments.
"This attempt TO overthrow the
American republic said Gourdaina
and establish a monarchy began IN
Chicago in 1908. Our secret organiz1
ton is represented IN every state ami
can control 100000 votes We nor
only will obtlin our desires. but VIII
also fight socialism IN a great war
which will be fought and finished n
side OF the next three years"
Az for the mysterious Helen OF
New YORK." Gourdaine refuses TO dis
close her identity until an appointed
date.
This much may say: She IS
American-born, young. handsome, rich
and possesses great business ability
She has comElon sense and Is OF royal
descent; also very popular in Amer
lean society. She has consented 10
lead our cause.
Regarding her marriage. which VIII
be necessary to secure her throne. We
prefer a European to an American
street sweeper The queen shall ne
assisted by q house OF lords and n
horse Of commons
''TAe nobility will be made the state
bosees.
''rhe monarchy viii weld all the
different races, making up tie Amer
ican people into one great nation. The
facs is We badly need 4 change In
America. We think we are free, but
We are not. The Russian, who is sup.
posed 10 be down-trodden, would not
stand fof such condition OF affairs
for twenty-four hours. The English
people would not tolerate them Sky
seconds.
Plans for Coronation,
Look at American justice, whore
casos are dragging through the courts
Here they are either liberated or
hanged ia a few weeks
.t 'fgnd91pancial stata Is rotten and
With q feeling OF Insecurity.
The constant change Nf rulers Is
WRONG We neither rule on selves nbr
have an autocrat rule us. We are 1ast
between the two.
THE coronation Of Helen OF Nav
York VIII take place ia Washington.
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Apology Accepted.

= rom lhe AhicAeo news
Anxious Nother-pid that young
man apologize Tor kissing you7
PfestY Daughter Yes. mamma
and he dld il 50 nicely that kissed
him several Times isst 20 show him
how fully he was forgiven
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01

Dyspepsia is on irrational aIlment
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for H. II strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow OF diees
tive juices, Durlfes the blood builds
you MP. as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01

From the Phiadenhia Ledger.
"You cali this hot weather. sale
the man from Arizona.
we do" replied the Philadelphian
What would you can It down in Art
zona?n
Eliot weather. answered the Ari
zonian.
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donofor my dauPh
tor. Adelaide. She
a. fifteen n ars of
ecs and had never
bad anything tho
matter with hcr
Hkiie until four
months ago, when
an cfuptioa bnnke
out on hcr chest
UHa nr4f evD1pfnm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01

The nrarlts of the Texas Wonder
you would never suffer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble 81 bot
tle two months treatment. Sold by
Wallace drug store. call for testi
mony.
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GATARRfG MADE LEFE
a BURDEN TO ME.

NTIss ANNIE CATRoN, o2 Main
lsA St, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes:
"As / have found Peruna blessing
for severe case OF catsrrh Of the head
and throat which | suffered from for
number OF years, I am only too pleased
TO give II my personal endorsement.
"Catarrh, such as | suffered from,
made life a hurden 10 me, my breath
vas offensive, stomach bsd, and my
head stopped up so that I WAS usually
troubled witha headache, and although
/ tried many so-eailcd remedies, moth.
ing gave me permanent relief. was
rather discouraged with All medicines
when Peruna was suggested to me.
'Howcver, did buy bottle, and be-
fore that was finished there was q
marked change in my condition. Much
encouraged kept ON until ! was COM
plefely cnfed in q months time, and
ind that my general health is also ex.
cellent.'
People who pgefcT solid medicines
should try poruna tablets. Each table,
represents one aversge dose oi peruna.
Man-a-Iln thc IDEAL Laxative.
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WANTED TO HUMILIATE WIFE
Special to Daily Leade.

oFNNIdI 10 IJdIIY IlEHUNl-
Norman Okla. August IA note
that was left by r. r. Mills who com
fnitted suicide here by shooting him
self thrMgh the head with revolver,
contained IN expression OF satisfac.
Ion from the dead man That his wife
in Faraeg MO- should see his dead
body placed al her feet Family re
verses We're responsible for the act
Minis was an elderly man. He was
formerly manager OF the Grand Central
h-tel at Norman. His family reside
In Farher, No. ana in the note he re.
auested that his remains be shipped TO
that place.
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.UNCONslGl60S HITH Skull. OPEN
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Hobart Okla. August with a
hole in his skull and his h1ain exposed
and other injuries on his body, Rob
ert Blankenship was picked up in an
unconscious condition near the Frisco
railroad track near Red river II is be-
lieved that he was struck by a train.
lie was taken 10 loNe Wolf and identi-
fled by papers he had in his pocket.
lie may recover.
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FAITHFUL To
LEPR0US WIFE

-,loa Atealas. i.-..AalH.-.t---lkaow
iEs tA1t lla VIZ VS. slfefshg from
sgqs ~ : lnPel David X.
faiNNth ir5llrea al< <klmt mber OF the
Nlgh,h Massachusetts infantry In the
Cilrn waf sesietly anl IN the night
took his wife fiom tho contagious
unsf d fhe comfy hospital The
eaapie @eni 10 Mexico. whore they
4th nake ileir aone. Effort IS be-
iat Nafe by the auihorities 10 mud
tbem. bai on,y account 70 the gov
er1msni ~ ~ case Of ieprosy. Both.
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You viii find new five-cent cigar
Of suckney's nt Olsmith's. that is as
good as any i0-cent cigar YOU ever
smoked, and better than the most Of
them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01
STEEL COOPERATION
EARNINGS GRADUALLY
RESUMING NORMAL

Gary lndiana The directors of the
United States Steel corporation report
that the earnings for the quarter end
ed June 30 last were $50 .265,75G. The
untitled orders ON hand were 3,313,S7G
tons
While the earnings We're larger than
had generally been looked for, some
disappointment was expressed at the
smallness OF the untitled orders. While
they are not the smallest on record
they are less by nearly half a million
tons than those on hand at the end
of the March quarter.
The earnings for The quarter by
months were April, S5,75l, $50; May,
6,02l,Z79, and June T4S2797
The net earnings for the quarter
were Sl6,S53,9sO, and the surplus after
all charges and appropriations $780,
595, as against less than $4,000 for the
previous quarter.
The usual quarterly dividends Of
| 3-4 per cent on the preferred stock
and IL OF ] per cent on the common
stock We're declared.
The earnings for the last quarter
compare with the earnings in the cor,
responding quarters Of previous years
as follows:
1907 .. $l5,503,7 ,7O3 1903. S36,642,30S
1906 49,. 4et25,O32 1902 1862 .05S
1898 .. 30,305 3 10 1901 -. 2G,363 ,3Of
1904 ... l9,490725
Untitled orders Cons) in the cor
responding quarter in previous years
We're as follows:
1907 ....7, ,603,S7S 1904 .3.192, ,277
1906 6,S09,5S9 1908. 4,G66,57S
1906 .4.S29. .655
The earrings for the previous quartef.
March 81 1908, We're SIS S,229,OO5. The
untitled orders at that time March
81, l90S) were S,T65.3iS tons
The earnings by months ili the quar-
ter ended June 30 In previous yeafs
were as follows.
lsO3-April, Sl0,905,2o May Sl2,.
74l,323: June, s12a92, 80; total, $780,
GAP Sos
lsO4-Aprii, ss,s6s,ss2; May, ss.25G..
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A Reliable Remedy
FOE
.GATAFs r II
EIY's Gream Balm

brane resulting from Catarrh and drives
away Cold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses Of Taste and Smell. Full size
SO cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Oresrn Balm for use In atouiae Is rs cts.
Ely Brotho,zs. So WRrron Street, New YoFk
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A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas
oil. strongest, cheapest llniment ever
devised. A household remedy IN
America for 25 years.
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was redness. and thenfolloWed thiCken-
ing and blisicrs, which would break and
run matter. 4 took her 10 a doctor
and he pronounced ii 70 he eczema Of
very bad form. he tfcnted her, but
instead ~ being chccle8 the disease
spread. u showed itself on her back,
and then quickly spread upwards until
the whole of her head was Affected, and
oil her hair had - be cut on. The pain
She eu1cred was oXcnCiatinE, aud
what With that and the heat ard tln-
Cling her lils was almost Nibeafahle.
She hfeafne run down % health, Qld az
tunes was very feyo9tah, iansuid, ana
lirious. Her nerves Nqfo IN such low
state that she GOULD not bear 20 be loft
alone. ln Rrite ~ tho g., ri weather
she would insist on having her bedroom
window ofcn, and would lean out on
the wipd0w-sill. She did not have
proper hours sleep FOR many nlghis;
The second doctor wo tried AFFORDED
her just as little relief as tho tfst, and
\ really do not know what we should
haze done II We had nct nnaa how
(rieura cured q stllnr case. Eur-
tlioe0d tuucurp fsaR, lutiaufa oiAt-
~ ~. epd Cil4icufA lni4 aud peio2
lss l'i'ss.j15' ,ssI's. n
fil apply tho Cfficura plnpnent as !
Nalv Ais. II. W. nyde, 4, Cneaf
Place brentwood, Hssex, England. Mar.
s, 1907.
an, fs,'il, "a ttiici lr "a ~ ial 8 she,a.aie
lll,eq S.is elllll ft' l,3,t,e 49, y $500
t,.iu r.sls frofs pisics Mass
a--AAllec fiea cs,sssa bs'A " sAin Diseases
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REASON FOR TRIP or
BATTLESHlP FLEET
Cruise 10 East Was to Support
Friendly Assurances Given
to China
NtH .tsWk fsf

~ Washington, Aug, THE determi-
nation of the United ates to inter
pose d tbhin power and influence
against the Japanese policy Of en-
cgoachment on the commerce and ter
ritory OF China was the real reason
for sending the great battle fleet to
Oriental waters. The Uni I'd States
has assured China. in language as
foGceful as the conventions OF diplom-
acy permit. that China need not fear
the aggressions of Japan so long az
the United States retains its moral
anl physical power to enforce its
policies ana affairs.
att Carried Message.
The bearer of this message 70 the
Chinese government and The Chinese
people was no other than William
Howard Taft
Secretary TAFT went to Toxic last
autumn as the personal representa-.
tive of the president The Japanese
saw IN him the bearer of an olive
branch and in Toxic he declared war
between the Uniled States and Japan
was an un;hinkable crime
Then he went to China At a ban
quet in the tstoT house in SHANGHAI
re told the Chinese that the United
States was China's friend and would
see her through her troubles. When
Secretary Taft gave these assurances
the American battle iieet was already
making preparations for its celebrated
crulse to the East, and all the worl 1
was wondering what It meant.
Sencstion In the East.
This almos unhea.d OF speech in
the Uniied states promptly became
the sensation OF the East
II is known ana published and cir
culated IN every Aslatlc country where
there is unrest and uncertainty, fear
of foreign interference and ambition
for Independence Of European espion-
lgc.
Position Of United States.
Declaring that Americas Far East
EN- policy Is one Of positive and deter
mined strentA.- Mr. TAFT said to me
Chin 80 nation:
''rhere Is not tha slightest ianyor
OF sudden ccasltiGn OF the present
relations Of he Unitel Sta es to the
Philippines. such as would BE- M
volved in a sale of those islands, anl
for our present purpose at attitude OF
tine United States toward China must
be regarded not alone as country
interested in inc trade OF China. but
also as q power owning territory in
China's immediate neighborhood"
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81 have been somewhat costlve. bu
Doan's Regulets gave just the results
desired They act mildly and regu-
late the bowllos perfectly y."-George
D. KTause, 208 Walnut Ave-, Altoona,
Pa 8i filH
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Choice Of 200 Pairs Mems and La
dies $500 and $3.50 Shoes and OK
for5s In Window only $500. Robin
sons.