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The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday amounted TO ss60 in
bonds and $40 shares OF stock. The bonds
sold were chiefly Washington Railway
and Electric As. which were bid at IS l-2
Three $l.00o bonds of the Potomac Elec-
trio SIS series brought lO3 1-2
The feature of the day was the free
selling Of Washington Railway and Elec-
tric preferred from "a 5-S down to "a Is
A block OF Commercial Fire Insurance
stock amounting to 1J9 shares was sold
at s. a share. washington Gas brought
81 l-2
Arthur G. Plant, formerly vice president
of the Traders National Bank, and re-
Gently elected member Of the exchange
appeared on the floor yesterday, and
went through the usual initiating process
This IS rather unique In its way, gen
orally taking on some new form with
each candidate. Yesterday Mr. Plant was
advised to be circumspect in his relation
with the rest Of the members Of the
board and not to trust any OF them
too Ear.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
New York. April 1o.-Dun's weekly re-

New York. April 10.-Dun's weekly re-
view OF trade tomorrow win say:
Commercial conditions show little al
teration. the gains of the first quarter
being maintained, but further progress is
extremely slow. The weather has fa-
vored retail trade in seasonabia wearing
apparel at most points and the outlook for
future business is brighter because OF the
almost unanimous reports of satisfactory
crop prospects.
'One result of this good agricultural
news was the lowest prices of the season
for both wheat and cotton. Manufactur-
ing returns are conflicting. several mills
and factories resuming. while some others
curtailed operations. and the rate of pig
iron production at the opening of April
was smaller than on March l TO the eX-
tent of 1000 tons weekly Footwear fac
tories throughout New England proceed
cautiously, because of the small orders
being placed for future delivery, all deal
ers confnlng purchases to immediate re-
quirements
Transportation conditions are improy-
ing, the number Of idle freight cars hav-
ing decreased 50.000'o about one-seventh
as compared with the point of greatest
depression, but railway earnings In March
were l4S per cent less than in 1907.
Prices OF finished steel products are
being maintained, but new business comes
forward very slowly. except in the lighter
forms. The tin plates lead In activity
almost the full capacity of the mills is
being operated. and there is also good
movement of wire products and other
agricultural supplies
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK, April b-sUGAR-The London mar
ket for beet sugar was I'd higher April lis 6Ad
The local market for raw sugar was stin firm, with
dutypaid prices quoted as follows: Centrifugal 90
test, 4S5 MuscoFadO. 50 test, 3s6; molasses sugar
50 test 3si Cost and freight sugars for Cuba
shipment are held at Ills for April and at 81 ior
Nay, and some holders are asking 3s Tor sugar for
any shipment The tendency seems TO be in favor
Of buyers All refners advanced prices for refined
sugars 10 points and the net price for gTauulated is
now 40, less ! per cent cash, although orders in
hand are beng taken at the old basis The advance
was due 70 the rising tendency Of the raw sugar
market.
NAVAL ST0RES-Ths market for spirits turpen-
tine was nominal. with machinemade barrels quoted
at %, and at Savannah the market ruled firm at
iI1. Resin vas quiet and shade lower. with
common to good strained quoted at 3.5oa3.6. Tar
held steady and unchanged bat quiet at 450 for
oil barrels.
MILL FEED-steady; small business Spring
bTaR lee-lb sacks, 10 arrive a.50; mlddlings 80;
city bran, B.O9, in bulk; Western red dog. Slo0;
winter wheat BRAN lo0-lb. sacks. rs.
OATS-steady: demand moderate No white,
81; No white So No mixed. 81
FLoI k-Steady; moderate inquiry. Spring pat
ents, 5.2a5.3o; spring clears, A51&4.75; winter
straights 3.HaA69; winter clears. 30; Kansas
IN sacks, patents i.sOa52 staghts. 4sOaiI5 clears
sl5a44
RYE FL0UR-steady; market unsettled. 4sOas o.
CORN MEAL, inaetivei light supply. Kindred,
for export 55a360: c0arse meal. in bags. lSSal %.
HAF-Reeeipts, 1000 tonsi steady fair inquiry.
Prime timothy. L0o No. !, g.; No. 2, s5aso; No 3,
75as0
STRAW-Steady: fair demand. Long rye 73a75.
BEEF-Unsrttled; moderate inquiry. Family. l6O0a
1850; pzeke. Ae1al450
PoRK-steady; small trade. Mess. h5Oal5Oa.
family 1870
TALLow-stsady; Light trade. city, in hogs
heads. 5&
LARD-steady. Prime Western. s75; city. ss5;
refined continent. 300; South American. 975; re-
fined Brazilian kegs Ie9 city stearine, 10; oieo-
Etearine. hrmeE; Sew YoEk I0A; Chicago, IL
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, AuTi observation-disclosures 2090; mar
ket steady. Prime beeyes e9oa7 2; poor 10 medium
45oa6se; stoekeTs and feeders, 5.2sas2D: cows and
heifers 325asZ5 Gamers 2l5a3 To- Texans. l0ss 80
H0GS-Reeeipts, 1900; market steady 70 Sc lover.
Light 5.I0a6ls: ronghs 565a5.s5; mixed, 470ag. % :
heavy, 5.aoa6l5; pigs l50a5.0
sHEEP-Receipts, ioo0; steady Natirs sheen
45oa6.5o; Western sheep, 47sa6.73; native lambs.
e.00a675, Western lambs 6.25aT7o
New YORK, April lo.-CATTLE-Reoeipts. ZT0:
slow to shade steady. Steers, sa5a7.i5; bulls 35oa
l9o: COWS 225a270; tail-snds, 2M
CALN ES- Receipts, Sl6; market frm and &e
higher. Yeals. 5.15aS5 mixed calves. 500; city
dressed Feais. steady, at 7l1a,Ak per h. country
dressed. easy. az 7a18
SHEEP AND LAAiBs-Receipts, $3.50 Sheen
barely steady lambs Ial5c lover very little doing:
common dipped sheep, As; wOolea, Co, nominal
unshOTn lgEfs. .5CaS l2z, sales Of clipped lambs
HOGs-Recepts, s.Tse; market steady. Good Ohio
and State hogs. s5oa68
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Alleged ConspirRtOrs Released on
$4,000 Bonds Each.

The arraignment of Ned ". Barton.
former assistant examiner in the Patent
Office; Henry Everding, q patent az
torney, Of Philadelphia, and John A.
Heany. inventor. Of York. Pa. charged
BY the government with conspiracy, torg-
cry, and destruction OF government rec
ords, in order to obtain. for Heany, val
liable patent rights. in connection with
electric lights. took place before Justice
Barnard, in Criminal Court, No. ?, yes
terday.
All of the men pleaded not guilty to
the indictments, and were released on
bond of Sl0000. The men were at liberty
on bond furnished on similar indictments
returned against them in February last.
Special Assistant United States At
torney Jesse Adkins. who had charge
CT the investigation which led to the in
dictment Of the men, appeared Tor the
government. Attorney Charles A Doug
lass appeared for Heany. and Attorneys
Leckie. Fulton & Cox appeared for Bar
ton. BIr. Eyerding. 1t is understood, will
engage counsel later
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Thomas J. Fisher & Co. have added a
new branch to their business. They have
established a department devoted TO the
handling Of real estate in Virginia, sub
urban TO Washington, and viii have every
facility to afford their clients the necessary
information and inspection of properties
in that district.
Hampton c. Williams, Of Vienna, Va,
who is a native Of that section, and
thoroughly acquainted with that part Of
Virginia just across the Potomac, and
has had large experience in handling real
estate along the suburban lines running
from the city into the residential portion
of Virginia, has been engaged 10 manage
this department, aud will devote his en-
tire time to those who wish to purchase
either desirable residential properties or
for larger concerns which may desire to
engage in manufacturing or other pur-
poses. The easy access to the city fur
nlshed by the Falls Church, the Old Do
minion, and the Mount Vernon Electric
railways affords advantages TO the sub
urban residents in Virginia which VIII be
appreciated by those who have lived In
less desirable suburban districts.
Fisher & Co are led 10 take I'D this
branch by the increasing demand which
has been made on them By prospective
buyers for property in this section, and
by owners who wish them to act as
agents.
Boss g. Phelps have sold premises 1863
and S557 Tenth street northwest for Harry
Wardman. The houses are Of colonial
design, each house containing six rooms
and reception hall, heated by furnaces.
This is the eighth house sold in the row.
The price OF each house was 1880
Hayden & Speich report the following
sales within the past few days:
The corner residence at 2S01 Thirteenth
street northwest, to ]. L. Leverton, for
s10,500.
The three-story house at SO U street
northwest to Mrs. Annie X. Brueninger,
for $500.
To Lewis BrueEinger seven lots near
the corner of Holmead and Monroe
streets, upon which he viii erect several
houses. The price in the last named
transaction was sie,000.
Stone & Fairfax have sold for G. ].
williams the three-st0ry and cellar brick
house at 26z2 University place, for $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By +. F. Hutton Co.
members Of the New YoEk Stock Exchange and tie
Chicago Board Of Trade. q. Bowie Chipmau. Ran
ager 1901 street northwest
Chieago, April o-The market vas decidedly r.
regular during the moFuing nervous and strong
late, moving up To the highest prioes Of the Gay
near the close, The orNnHg was irregular and
prices were strong after opening the sieadness
% the cables and the dr. weather talk followed hy
a loss Of the advance on predictions 8 showers,
but later advices from Kansas and Nebraska we're
increasingly Hmpaliio as 70 the drought conditions.
and there complaints of too much min iu othrr
sections Exporters were moderate buyers u wheat
fer opening q navigation.
tCn vas quiet. receipts light and offerings not
large, that small orders rather easily Influenced
values.
There vas q quiet market IN cats. with narros
changes Some buying dacloped 90 the reports
that the nns were delaying seeding ia the Central
Nesi ane parts q the Southwest. and pTices
slowly improved
The provision market vas moderated active and
somewhat lasier. demand gss sow and the csti-
s &C.. eH.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore April l-FOllOWing are the official
prices to-day;
BUTTER-C Creamery. fancy, per h.. 3lasiik imita-
ton. sagl; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls 20a2z;
stsre-p packed Ohio l6al7: do. West Virginia Isagl
Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, dairy prints
aa2I
LIVE POUBTRY-Chiekens. young, large, per D.
lTa2O; winter, lbs and under. ZsSo; spring tx and
~ lbs. 35ai0; do old hens per h.. Il; ducks pud
die. young. "a do. young muscoyy and mongreI
I3alf.
EGGs- Maryland and Pennsylvania, fresh, per doz,
III: dsck eggs, nearby, n
FI0UR-Winter extra. 3Sa400; do, clear. 4osa
40: do. straight. s25a4. 40; do, patent, As0a475
gprine clear J. aa4e0 do. straight l90a5 % do.
patent 5.25a555 City Mills best patent. SOC; do.
hirh.grade patent, so; do. straight. 40; do.
oiee family seo: extTa. 40oaiio; re -four. medium
tn ch1ie, 4,soai.9o.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY z r. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New Yors Stock Exchange and The
New fork Cotton Exchange. g. Bowie Chipmsn
manager 1901 4 street northwest
New York. ATHii l0.-Cott0n opened steady az an
advance OF sbout five points IN response % firm
cables, short covering and generous buying from
NaI street. As prices advanced selling developed
bat this failed 20 AFFECT The market adversely About
midday the market was firm in tone and business
was ven active for fhese days Soon however.
tire selling pressure began 20 ten and uricas fen
away about 10 the opening and in Cne OF two
cases below. Tie Mississippi is reported at acod
stage at Memphis and Yioksburg. and this fact
was means 20 holding up tie courage Of the
buyers during the early part q the day The mar
ket closed rather weak, considering the con6deace
shown earlier in the day.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, April l.-FolIowlng are the Official
prices at tie principal commission aouses:
WHEAT-Spot contract 925 a9s7s SPOT No red
Western. Siizasi5: April 93Aa97s: May. 9s2a6
steamer No. red. s.as0ia; receipts, llS bushels
Southern Oh grade, slsa9ilz
C0KN-Spot mixed, 6saeSi@ No white 6s&se9;
April 6sa6Si. MAY. bss.a6a July. 7oa70t steamer
mixed, 6ia64A receipts i0T4 bushels exports. r.
2o2 bushels; Southern white com. 6iAa6si4 South
erH yellow corn, S4lsas8as.
RYE-st0ck IA elevators, lS5 SIS bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 6.l8l bushels. No. Western
rye export sias5.
OATs-Stocz in elevators 5z.sS3 bushels ship
ments from elevators. 5,7S bushels White No Q
heavy 5Slsas9: do. No q Light 10 medium 57isa5s
do, No 8 heavy, 57isa5s; do Ne. 8. medium,
sslza57; do No g. light 56a56z; do 10 l.
light to heafy BIAS; mixed. No 2 55lza58; do, No.
3. 55a5l; do. no 4 5llsa52
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
xEw YORK. MONEY.

New York, April lo.-sFoney on call at the stock
exchange opened to-day at Ia per cent highest, IS
lowest n; closing IA. Most Of the loans at
u. per cent
Time money vas extremely inactive, the abundant
offerings Of short term funds meeting with no re-
sponse owing 70 the steady ease in call loan rates
Rates Z1s Ter cent for thirty DAYS. "a to "a for
sixty days, "a. for ninety days, 10 81 for four
months g5 10 g. for five 70 six months 3E to
for over the election period, and ~ to for one
year.
Sterling was fr1z. With rates five points higher.
Rates for actual business closed: Sixty DAYS 4siZa
ssl39; demand 4S665a4s6To; cables, 4s6e5ai seas.
Commercial bills were 4ssisa44. The supply Of
gTajn and cotton bills was scarce.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
woeaburn schooI nnae SIC.

As a safeguard against the possibility
of fire. repairs have been made TO the
Woodburn School building This was done
at the request of the board Of education.
who wrote TO the Commissioners calling
attention to the condition Of the heating
apparatus and the pump
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
wAsHINGTos CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt. 6Ooas.5o; butcher. sOOA
HoGs-Per cvt,, gross soOaS4; ordinary. per
cEt 500a5N o.
sHEEP-Prine. 5o0a5.50; common. 2Es3oo.
LAAlBS-Spring l0a1.
cALyEs-Pzime, Per ID, 7afs medium. sasls
grass. 3ai
C0Ws-Prme. fresh. each la00a5oea; eommon,
. .eeas0.e9i old and dry s0ealo0o.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call u O'Clock noon
Capital Traction g. $50 al ll8iz
Washington RsilVay A. l0O at ssH. Loo AZ
7sis N0oJ al 7siz 8 90 at 7si5 sloo at 7ss
Potomac Electric Light S. sos al 1884,.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, IS az
74ss 10 at 7i5s 10 az a. 3 at 74s. 50 az IA 30
az 7ls
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. at rs.
Commercial Fire Insurance. 100 at ), 50 at ).
After call-WsshinEt0n Gas 3 at 6l'z.
Following the closing quotations on yesterdays
local stock exchange
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11

Sew YORK Aprl W.-NHEAT-IHEgular: fsir IN
Qsfy. Ne Northern Duluth, to arrive. 1854 No.
red, {. o. b.. s9 No. hard. T. O. b., los. No
macaroni. T. 0. b.. 100; No. ? macaroui. q. TX
poTteTs took eight loads
CORN-strongi small trade. No elevator. rs.
Ne. Z, {. o. b., .esi No white. f. O. b. 7e,s
No. yellow. (. O b. nominal Exporters took tvo
loads.
RYE-s.eadyi small iEade. No 2. T. O. b.. 81
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, 6. Bowie
Cbipnan manager. 1901 + street northwest
sales 10 noon n.5........ J $4,000 shares
TataI sales. ...,........ 047,a0 shares
Call moneys High, Ia low, ~ el., ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches, diamonds. ana jeweiSJs
LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
Bonded brokeg. IS Ninth 3. az.
no2%eod.fs
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11

While you think Of it. telephone your
Want Ad to The Washington Herald, and
bin viii be sent you ct cent word
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11
RIFLE FLAT OF GEMS
Booty of Sneak Thieves Is
Valued at $500.
MRS. GRAY's DOOR UNLOCKED

Express Wagon Robbed and Mount
Vernon Seminary Girls Dress and
Other Things sfoIen-Thieves Make
several other Successful Raids on
Other Peoples Property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-14
o o o 0 Q Q 90 0 90 o 0 0 90
g o
OFF 1T FITS YOU WEAR THIS cApo
20 0 o 90 o 9 . 0 30 0 o :

Advertising isn't cruciblo with
which lazy, bigoted and incapable mer-
chants can turn incompetency into sue
cess--but one into which brains and
tenacity and courage can be poured
and changed into dollars IL Is only
a short cut across the ficlde-.not
moving platform. You can't "get
there without going some"
Its a game IN which the worker
not the shirkcr-Bots rich.
BY It's measurement every man
stands for what ne Is and what he
does, not for what he was and what he
did
Every day in the advertising world Is
another day and has TO be taken care
Of with the same energy as It's yester-
day.
The quitter can't survive where the
plague has 4 ghost OF a chance.
Advertising doesn't take the place
Of business talent or business manage.
mont Il simply tells what business
IS and how u is managed. This snob
who's father created and who Is con-
tent to live on what was hauled to
him can't stand up against the man
who knows he must pulld for himself
What makes you think that you
are entitled 10 prosper as we'll as
competitor who works twice as hard
for his prosperity?
Why should as many people come 20
your store as patFonize shop that
makes az endeayor TO get their trade
and shows them that Il Is worth while
to come to It's d<prsg
Why should a newspaper send as
many customers TO you IN half the
time Il took 10 fill an establishment
which had advertised twice as long ald
paid twice 40 much Tor its publieityf
This Is th-Hay when the best man
wins--afer he proves that he is the
besi man when the best store wins
when It has shown that it Is the best
81 r. when the best goods win, after
they've been demonstrated to be tho
best goods
II you want the plum you can't get
| Il by lying under the tree with your
mouth oren waiting for Il to drop-to0
many other men are willing 70 climb
cut on the limb aud risk their necks
In their eagerness TO get It away from
YOU
Il Is a mans game-thls advertising
Just hanging on and tugging and
slraiuing all the time to get and keep
ahead n Is the finite expression Of
the law of competition which sits IN
blind-folded justice over the markets
Of the world.
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INDIANS 70
FIGHT TAX

Special to Daily Leader
Ardmre. Okla. July l4-lt Is now
pretty generally asserted that Cover
nor d r. Johnston oil The former
Chickusaw nation viii ISSUE formal
call to his people urging that they al.
tend en- masse the conference Of Choc-
taws recently called by Governor
Green McCuTtain This meeting Il
TO be held at Tuskahome and IS called
for thesnnrpose. e.of fofaningi an ofganiz.
ed resistance against the taxation Of
tic Romcsteads os the Indians.
G " Young of Berwyn. an inter-
married Chlckasaw, and member Of
the Chickasaw senate. declares that
All the Indian wants rs square
deal according TO the treaty stipula
sions and the constitution of Okla
homa."
"The removal Of restrictions on tAe
sale Of lands cf the Indians was fa-
vored by both the Chootaws and Chic
kasaws," said Mr.. Young "Both
legislatures Of the nations memorial
lied congress to pass the bill, but the
Indians did not want their treaty
rights concerning taxation OF their
lands meddled With Dy the state au-
thorites.
when the trainers Of the consti
tuition completed their work and as
sured the Indians tlat his Land would
not be burcened With taxation, the In
dian supported the constitution. but
now Il seems as If some OF the county
commissioners are desirous of over
riding the constitution. The way in
which the commissioners are going
about the matter looks to me ike the
state wants to cOnfscate the lands OF
a large number Of minor children by
taxing them The state authorities
may look for a fight and IN the end
th0 indian viii win"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-14

II was the first time he had sung "a
an Episcopal choir. ana be felt sfrance-
" out Of place In the yestments ha
wore. The other ehorlstefs looked cora.
fortsble enough, but the new one was
sure he would trip on the skirts OF his
eassock when he went up the chancel
steps, and ho knew that II he did not
stop persDiFing his clean linen Gotta
would be sadly mussed The opening
prayer had been intoned BY the rector.
and the singers were ia line waiting
for the introduction TO the DrOcef sional
20 Be played when ono OF the basses
whispered IN ihr new mans ears
! "fou're a te4pr aren't youf"
Il suppose So" he replied, "hut IA
feel like twospot"-New York Timoa
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THE YELLOW PERIL
MUCH SOUGHT For


The statistics are ont as to the
world production Of gold for the year
1901 The efforts o compile these ssa-
tisties cover many countries aud cor
recied figures compiled by the i1ngi-
neorlng and Mining Iourpl show thar
the worlds gold production in 1897
amonnted TO %l2556I36. which sum
9presents an Increase OF S7,495, l67,
s per cent over 1906. and OF $33.-
l4l.3S2, or Q per cent over 1905. "Of
he i1tr chief producing countries
which ngciher furushed last year rs
per cc of the worlds production =
two inl 9saed their output while two
experienced decrease The Trans.
raal advanced from Sl19609,379 IN
90G to Si33,352,3Al in 1907 aud Rus
Ia from $22 469 ,432 In 1906 to S26..
5iS,25S last year, gains of It's ana
as per cent respectively. On the 9TH
or hand the output of the United
States fell from $94 ,373 500 in 1906 to
S919S71l in 1907 and that OF Austr H.
asia from SS2,35S,207 in 1906 to S75.-
S4934S In 1907, the losses, respectivs-
ly, being SO and 10 scr cent Mexico
bad q moderate g~in and Canada a
0nsidera .ss, chiefly In the Yukon.
British lrG lost slightly and Rhode
sia had a considerable gain An I'M
usually large portion passed into use
as money in circulation and in bank
reserves. The United States secured
its full share, having added 10 its pro.
duction OF SS9,19S,711 net Imports
amounting to SSS,1S2.3S5. The total
addition to IS gold stocks was there
fore S177,3S1 ,096."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-14

Pain viii depart in exactly 20 minutes
II one OF Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets
Is taken. Pain anywhere. remenberi
Pains always means congestion, blood
pressue- nothing else Headache IS
blood pressure; tcotaehe Is blood pres
shoop's Headache Tablets-also called
Pink Pain -quickly and safely
coax this blood pressure away from
pain centers. Painful periods with
women get instant relief 20 Tablets
25c. Sold by Waiaoe's Drug Store
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''fbe neWspaper8.' said the oratoi
solemnly. "co not tell the truth"
Perhaps not ansWerel the editoi
fegretfully eve 40 our best. but. you
know, there Is nothing more di1icGit
than 70 tell the truth 10 a way that
wont put 4 up % some one g chal-
lenge your veraciiy Washington
star.
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Mrs. Jawback Why, you're wet
through Mr.. Jawback-I know 1t.
,Tm soaked. Mrs. Jawback But
where's your umbrclla3 Mr.. Jawback
Its It's what / am = Cleveland
leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-14

"What " thafj" asked the condemn
ed murderer Pointing 70 the death
warrant IN the wardens hand
"Thatl Ihafs nooseRaper.~--
Persons Weekly.
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your friend puts on good nans
airs"
Il should say be does. He's e dem
onstiator In phonograph store. -
Exchange.
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Regulates the bowels, promotes easy
natural movements. cures constipation
DOan'e Regul5ts Ask your druggist
Tor them. 25 cents a box.
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