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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20
RATS CAUSE OF THE NASH FIRE
Defective Wiring Not to Blame, De-
clares City Electrician, who
Champions Rodent Theory.

Defective electric wiring was not the
cause of the fire in the c. b, Nash house,
Thirty-eighth and Burt streets, Monday
morning. says City Electrician Michaelsen,
who has made a thorough examination OF
the premises. Mr.. Michaelsen is of the
opinion that the fire was caused by rats
and matches, for tie reason that the ro-
dents had made a nest In a warm spot
Immediately above a turn in two steam
pipes. That the fire was not caused by de-
fective wiring Is shown in the condition
of the wires, which. after the fire, were
In place and in good condition. not even
touching one another, the electrician says,
And, to clinch the argument" said Mr..
Michaelsen, the electric current had been
turned of three hours before the fire oc-
Cured. and when turned on at the time
of the fire every light In the house burned,
which could not have been the case had
the wiring been defective"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20

bank clearings. as Kansas City people ara
accused OF doing.
1T is a mistake to ask the dealers to
cease classifying the sizes of wolnen's
shoes said a Farnam street dealer. Many
women come in here with q. No. 3 foot, but
we do not dare tell them that the shoes we
are fitting are No. Q. We say these are a
new shape and a large No. 3-A,' and we sell
the shoes. Say these are No. Cd and the
customer is lost. Then to make good we
stamp the size the woman wants to wear
in the shoes and she goes away with smaller
feet. 1t is simply a matter OF discretion,
which the manufacturers need not bother
about
'What is the average actual size shoe
worn by the women of Omaha?" the dealer
was asked.
THE blue book says IA"
But the false figures were given TO the
blue book, what does the actual record
say?'
1T was destroyed in the fire in the Ksr-
bach block"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20
TELL SIZE FAIR ONES SHOES
Manufacturers Say Dealers Must Not
Adulterate Numbers for Women.
YES HAVE BEEN MADE s.A'S
Omaha Women Gained Second Place
in Blue Book of who's who
with Small Feet" but Real
Facts Are

In the future shoe dealers are to tell the
truth about the sizes of womens' shoes.
Notice that no adulteration in the sizes
OF women's shoes will be allowed or recog-
niZed, has been received by local dealers
from the National Boot and Shoe Manu-
facturers association, which has just closed
a session in New York City. During the
session the question was taken up as to
whether dealers could remark the sizes
in lines of shoes that women may wear
any size shoe which hey desire. regardless
OF the size indicated by the manufacturers
signs.
Some dealers who have been selling
shoes to women without vanity and
large understandings in Omaha for a
quarter OF a century never heard OF the
practice until they received the
notices Monday morning, but many
dealers had not only heard of It.,
but-in a whisper be it spoken-had actu-
ally marked down the shoes meaning
they had converted 6-Ds into 2-As. Thus
as a woman actually required a ZEE and
did not want her friends to know 1t, she
fitted the shoe and the dealer marked It
afterwards "3-AA."
The news from the New York convention,
which represented $500, OOO.OO Of shoemakers'
capital exposed a gigantic fraud in Omaha,
For years the women are said to have been
in a conspiracy with the shoe dealers to
keep down the average size of a woman's
foot in Omaha and thus the city which sit
test at the gate to the west has ranked
next to Atlantic City in the average size
OF women's feet.
kawtown IL nineteenth.
But the exposure hits Omaha hard, and
incidentally other cities. 1t is now apparent
that for years Chicago has been getting into
a class where it did not belong and Kansas
City women won nineteenth place in the
list Of cities where women nave the smallest
feet supposedly by the same method. which
is similar to trading checks to swell the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20
SToRK VISITS CLERGYMEN
Leaves Roy with Rev. ID. n. T~urnbHlI
and Girl with Rev. J. r.
Clyde, hoFs.

Two calls within the week have been
made by the stork on families of ministers
living in Kountze place, a boy being left in
one instance and a girl in the other.
The first call was made at the home or
Rev. David r. Turnbull. pastor of the
United Presbyterian church, last Tuesday.
when a boy was left to gladden. the hearts
of the minister and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turnbull live at 1919 Spencer street and the
minister says the boy is a husky lad and
will grow up TO be a United Presbyterian.
The second call was made Monday at the
home OF Rev. John r. Clyde, the new pas
tor Of the Plymouth Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde live at 21SO Blnney
street, three blocks from the TurnbulI
home. The little stranger is a girl and
she is getting along well, as is also her
mother.
Mrs. Clyde is a niece of General Henry
Roberts. the author OF Roberts Rules OF
order" Her father, Joseph T. Roberts,
was associated with the general in the
compilation of the book, but the copyright
was taken out in the name OF General
Henry Roberts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20
COMRADES HONOR WINDHEIM
Firemen and Policemen Attend
Funeral of Veteran Mcmbe
Of Former.

Both the fire and police departments and
the Modern Woodmen OF America attended
the funeral of George +. Windheim, the
veteran fireman and eX-assistant chief,
who retired from the force some time ago
and died Sunday, All firemen not on duty
attended the services in a body, wearing
their uniforms, and a platoon Of police.
under Sergeant Hayes, escorted the body
from the home Of the sister, Miss Louise
Windheim, l4l2 South Sixteenth street,
where the services were held.
The pallbearers were chosen from the
fire department and the Modern Woodmen
lodge. They We're Captain Jerry Sullivan.
George Crager and Patrick Dempsey of
the department and G, +. Elsesser, J.. G..
Snyder and c, II. T. Riepen OF the lodge.
Rev. Charles W. SavidEe conducted the
services al the home and Camp No. 10.
Modern Woodmen, had charge Of the ritual
al the grave in Prospect Hill cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20
Constipation Caused
BY Indigestion
Is Cured BY Helping the stomach DO
Its Work As il should.

All forms Of constipation, bowel or intes-
tinal trouble owe most OF their origin TO the
improper digestion OF food. TIL bowels
measure 80 feet. The inside walls or sur
faces are wound tightly about with millions
Of nerves. These nerves give life ana con
troll millions OF little mouths or suckers
which are supposed to take nourishment
from the food as it leaves the stomach and
passes along this So-foot human canal.
when indigestion. dyspepsia or stomach
trouble occurs, the food being undigested,
passes over these millions OF mouths, It is
a fermsnted decsying mass and holds no
nourishment As It should.
The little mouths suck II up, impart these
Impurities to the blood. impregnate the little
nerves With poison and so the work of con-
stipation and bowel trouble begins.
A natural Juice or secretion belongs nor-l
mally in the little cells and glands along
the mucous membrane of the 3O-foot canal
or bowel. When indigestion occurs this
Juice Is lacking and so the mass of
waste matter cannot pass along as IT
should and Is piled up and Caked In the
bowel. thus bringing pain and misery.
After a while the nerves and nerve centers
which give vlgor and life to the bowel be-
come parahzed, thus forever prohibiting the
bowel from performing its natural duties.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, when taken
after meals, digests the food properly even
though the stomach is sick and IL passes to
the bowels nourishment and juices which
help the intestlnes not only to do their work
at once. but builds them up, restoring vital
Itv to the nerves, brings new secretion to
the glands and cells, helps bowel action and
enriChes the blood.
The stomach is the cause. Common sense
and science are one on this point. You see
# yourself. One little grain Of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets will perfectly digest 5000
grains of food. The assimilation of a meal
by one OF these tablets is an easy matter
and 1t keeps the stomach clean and sweet
so that I'M a brief time this organ is re-
stored.
Every druggist carries them in stock,
price SOC. Send us your name and address
and we will send you a trial package by
mail free. Address r. A. Stuart Co., $50
Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20

ago, under the right Of the Indians to dis
pose of lands in excess of certain of their
allotments, and that this land fell into the
control of the Oklahoma dealers as a hold
ing company, and they at once proceeded
to dispose of it throughout the country
and reaped a rich harvest from the scheme.
These transactions having been carried
out while Oklahoma and Indian territory
were still territories, the government has
Stree stepped in as guardians of the In
dams, multiplying these transactions in
many instances and is now seeking to set
aside the fraudulent transfers,
Some Nebraska victims.
One OF the Nebraska defendants cited to
appear in the case Monday night is j. p.
Falter of Plattsmouth. Mr.. Falter stated
that he was inveigled into the scheme and
exchanged five pieces of his Plattsmouth
property for some of the Oklahoma lands,
and later discovered on investigation that
one Of the pieces of property transferred
to him in Oklahoma was the property OF a
6-month-old Indian child and another piece
belonged to an aged Indian, neither OF
whom were legally qualified to make any
transfer of property. Consequently he at
once set TO work TO secure an abrogation
of the contract and after much difficulty
ard considerable expense got his Platts-
mouth property back and washed his hands
of the whole affair.
Another Nebraska investor is a Mr.. Rodg-
eTs Of WymOre, who was similarly de-
frauded, and secured an abrogation Of his
contract and recovered his Nebraska prop
erty. Mr.. FaIter expresses his willingness
to assist in unravelling the tangle and the
prosecution of the Oklahoma holding COM
pany to the extent of his financial means,
and has no hesitancy in denouncing the
gross character of the fraud.
II appears that the more the matter is
gone into that the more il seems to be
honeycombed with the g~rossest fraud and
may develop into one Of the most colossal
land frauds OF recent years.
The government in summoning the Ne
braska and other parties as parties defend
ant is merely to establish the equity phase
of the affair, to clear the clouds on the
title to the Indian lands and thereby get
at the actual offenders.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20
simple Remedy for La grippe.

. Raeking la grippe coughs that may de-
velop into pneumonia over night are
quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.
The sore and inflamed lungs are healed
and strengthened and a dangerous condi-
ton Is quickly averted. Take only Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Sold by all druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20
"A HorribIa n4nfh

results from decaying lungs. Cure coughs
and weak, sore lungs with DR.. Kings New
Discovery. SOC and sl.Oo. For sale by
Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20

attorney, representing the company. while
II. G. Meyer and H.. @. Boesche appeared
for the stockholders and Mr.. Egge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
WRNED BY
CLA|RV0YANT

warwick. r. T., Jan 1.-THE sender
of 4 box Of poisoned candy received by
Mrs. George II, Webb wife Of a pub
Usher Of Pawtucket. on New Years
sYe, Is being sought BY the ponce.
Mrs. webb did not eat any OF the
candy and did not allow any members
OF the family to touch Il, because, she
says. she had been warned by a for
tune teller recently to beware Of -
woman who had designs on her life
ani was planning to wreck her
homeN
The chocolates were submitted 70
a chemist. who analysed W pieces az
the top Of The box and found that each
contained two grains Of arsenic
enough TO cause death,
The police have been unable 20 get
any clue 10 the Identity of the messcu.
.gcr who left the candy. Mrs. Webb
hlnFs N The work OF q woman whom
she does not know, but who she says,
recently sent an unsigned letter 20
her husband. The writing ON tbs
letter " said 70 be similar TO tina, on
Il New Years card which was k11the
candy box. The card read es follows
Dear One: Please accept a small
Gift from one who thinks OF you often
For sou only Wishing YOU a Happy
New Year, from an old sweetheart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
APPOINTED HIMSELF
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Performed His PART With Ad-
mITabIe Self Constant
sad POIieRtSS

Trenton, Jan. G,--Brucc. Mrs, John
Wellington Hoag's pei bulldog, ap.
pointed himself master 81 ceremonies
az a dellshtml function last night and
performed hts part With admirable self.
restraint and %politeness
Bruce headed . committee Of mem
bera Of the First Baptist church who
received their pastor, the Rev. Mr.
Hoag ami his bride, Bruce literally Iu-
iroduced the committeeman 70 the
bride and smothci the difficulties ont
I what would have beer an avSward
five minutes
The Rev. Mr. Hoag went to la
Crosse. Wis, 10 marry q few days ago.
AT Inc same lime his prospective bride
sent Bruce 10 Trenton. Win Bruce
at their head. The committee assembled
at the Clinton street station Of the
Pennsylvania railroad last might.
The churehmen, Of course, had never
seen The bride AMI are but slig'tly
acquainted with the bridegroom, as the
clergyman came 10 HIS charge here
only Il few weeks ago. II was mp i3
the dog TO mike sure that the commit
tee Welcomed the right couple,
Bruce was right on the Job, and al
though the committeeman could moi
tell limgf their misisun and his duties
hey were amazed to see the wise bull.
leg jump on a train whose wheels
we're siill turning as It halted at the
station.
Mr. ANA Mrs. Hoag and Bruce got
of the train me dos. Juggling q the
smiling brides Gown, led her TO ihe
committeeman Then nrnce pulled ihc
summitteemen's trousers legs. saying.
IS plainly as q deg a say. This Is
ny dearly we'd owner; permit me e
Introduce You to her.
The clergyman and hls wife feeeiv.
I'd tae whole congregation at The par
gonage Throughout It Bruce stood az
Mrs. Hoags side showing his iint
white teeth IN q vide, happy fmlle and
remarklng. again very plainly;
ssrhls Is the bride, and I'm here %
protect her frsm you # need be-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
PUSHING RECORD


snecial to Daily Leader.
Okmngee, Okla, Jan. C-Laet MAY
Ckmulgee became a city Of the hfht
class. and. estlm ating the improve
mente of the year from that time to
january 4. Of which record has been
made, City Clerk vilIIers made the
'foll0wGng report 10 the council lahi
evening" There were f~weiitythfto
miles Of cement sidewalks built at az
'okpense az sa2,0C V ~ private eee'
denees at an expense Of $4,000;
water ana sewer extensions, SoziViJi
oil refinery built, which cost over sly-
$40; farm Implement factory expendl-
ture of sie.O00, brick.mallng plant
cost over $50.O0re nyo-stofy brick no
tel az q cost OF sg9,c04; five brick
business blocks atAa cost Of $4,000.
Contracts have either been let or
bonds voted and contracts VIII be ies
within tho next few days for paving
q the amount Of $to9.E 90; city hall
$1,000; storm sewers. s50.GuVs sani-
tary sewer extension. s90sc0O; wafer
extension, si5.v90. high school and
ward schools. SS5.oc0; Oh refinery
trepline its capacity viii expend sS2-
go; Baptist Church, $4,000; and the
Methodist Church. $4,000.
There are two glass plants, II Iron
works and one sewerpipc plant plan
rsng 20 come here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
Re WILL
PHONES


Chicago. H.. Jan. 6s-The manage.
mens I the santa Re railroad aas de-
eidea to operate its entire main Inc
frem Chicago to the Pacific coast by
telephone instead Of telegraph, Ar.
engagements are being mmle for subsil.
tuition Of the telephone for tie tele-
granh as rapidly ms the work can be
conveniently dane. Contracts have
nsan lex Tor the installation Of the tele-
hone wires between Emporia and Kan
sas City. a distance OF 205 miles. The
company Is now operating It's trims
between Emporia and Newton 3 DIS
lance Of seyenty-three miles, hy tele'
phone. TIA substitution CO the tele'
phone Tor the Telegraph VIII cost al
least $4,000. 900. but the saving which
viii 30 elected viii more than offset
this expenditure. Il Is also claimed
hat greater safety can be obtained by
this method thar by telegraph.
The substitution Is being fought des-
pefately by the Telegraph rs' union,
| which claims that It Is an unsafe way
TO operate trains. IN The West the
Itelegraphers are trying g interest me
state legislatures against the move.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
SAID TO Be WIDOW
OF WEALTHY CITY MAN
Fascination Of THE Pipe Drew
Cora SiIaliOn From Home
Of Refinement


New York. Ian 6-Cora Straion de
aared 70 Be- the l~onrsought heiFess
al he estate en- Ions Island city
ullo was found by representative Of
Attorney George y. carr, q No. y
wall street Just as the police made
4 raid on Paddy Mullen's resort al
Ne. d Nett street. SATURDAY nigat
VIA 1 belle 81 Chinatown as long ago
ia 1891
size WIS twenty then, with blond
hair ana an innocent expression ~
her large blue eyes, The fascination
# eths pipe and the gay life OF the
Chinese quarter had drawn ne from
4 namo OF refinement She Was wel
aancatea ana came from q good lam
III ~ lao state. Hes mailen name
Va spymons
SHE iofscok Chinatown for awhile
al ilpeA 4 model life as the wife ~
Boaiamin EugteiI a wealthy Long la
iafsi landowner. When he died q doz'
en years aeo she reappehreA IN neg
OH hannls, and for years mas been
VI III lhe hazl hisown oI lh4 women
ii Chinatown. A couple Of yeass aec
sha was married @ q clerk IN q who'll
aaIe drug h0nfe, but h went 70 The
neall entlafy for n yhaf last spring ~
rsnvlctlan 81 rcbblnE his employers
Of large quantities Of morphine ana
efeaIne. Of both these drugs Cora
afe been 0 confirmed victim.
After her auehana's arrest the wo'
man went ia I've N & furnlshea room
aaae A. NJ ~ noerum place. Brook
I'm urfief tha name Of Mrs Asa
croft when II became necessary Tor
cerv "a npl her be had con
fflhfanie difficulty 81 securing 4 tsaee
e ha widow Of CurteIi.
Harry Welfer Fn eaal side Law Htn
anf waa eaaaeei FIJI the work We
faHnI d dlnlenlt to lnaace those who
iasha nlfa Aeet 10 e.xe qn informp'
lisa ahaHs ler whefeahouis They
4a ntsnielops Mt The INVESTIGATOR
Sc WelHei dAi not stain The %
nanlion If his ois until SATURDAY
nEsf sesf he Fad taikei With Cora
a half hour hi Mullen's when The
Fstsea taHe
she was Fdinriant 10 tell me about
ssealgr sal Wolher Yesterday. "say'
lhat she did not want - bring
ft en- alvHraee IN her family, She
wuiar 9TH nh The places IN Lone
1slanl fl'HaI nshft her abnug and J
M satisfied Is Beaiamin cuftell
NssauT feii Naxielrafe Kr0.
III II fhe Nleht that she vas At heir
" seA 00n from haT aeaf h''s
~ esletf md mentioned custalrs
~e she lalnlfl MANY aeanalni
" Nais asrees said fhex wors
flaa 10 heaf 81 1cr eebd luck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
GIRL
DEFENDANT


Special TO Daily Leader.
Duquolh. III, Jan. e.-Miss Yuma
nlackmore. a pretty typesetter, Tor sew
Herai years employed on local papers
has been made the defendant In a suit
brought BY her aunt. the widow Of Ed
ward Blackmore, OF Decatur county
Kansas. 10 recover $4,000 q which
Mics Blaekmore Tell heir al tie death
81 her uncle.
Several months prior 10 the death Of
nlackmcre he aud his wife separated.
B.aekmore with Miss linma Black.
more. his niece. left for Santa Cruz
cal. TO reside. After a short residence
here he died. In his win be left his
estate. principally IN cash % his niece
NJ tire widow seeks to have the Will
let aside and has filed suit IN the Uni.
ted States circuit court az Topeka.
Misc nlackmore bias resided here
nearly all her lie. and, being ZEN on
orphan at III easly age, was forced G
RELY GA her own RESOURCES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Admiral Dewey praised a certain
successful business mun.
Part Of his success" said Dewey.
comes from bis neat way Of getting
people 70 do what be Wanta them 70.
'They say tha, w'en. as d young
fellow o re-, he drst opened a little
lrimmlngg storo he showed this
trait.
"Thus, If you went In hts tiny en-
porium and asked him ~ he would
change q quarter or 4 half a dollar
for you, he would reply, with a cour.
teous smile.
Certainly madam; and how will
you have IT. Bations, ribbon. lace or
Insertion"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
@
+ SHOW WINDOWS AND
: NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
@
. o o c o q q : . O Q

or course, not everybody vino takes
4 newspaper reads all the adyertis
ments, every iay. nor does everybody
who passes a store stop to look 81
the show windows. but a certain per
eentage Of ~passvrshy take 1 peep at
the window displays. and 4 certain
percentage OF the newspaper rehders
@ead the ais.
Tho number OF lockers at window
DISPLAYS depends On attfacllv1nese,
and the number nf readers If ndvef
tlsements IS largely determined By the
same means.
Store windows are valuable to show
Goods. hut The well.writttu al viii
bring out the fine poIntaf Of the AZ
tIesrs better than wlll a view Of tnt
stun through q plate giasa window
Show windows influence Is limited
% the people who pass tn stores
while newsnnnc@ advertising soes ~.
efYwhere Il The CITY ami vicinity.
Make the best nosaihld Mss Of your
show vim spWa, hit DON'T MEG
LECT NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Suppose It should be proved" that
on such and such occasions Abraham
lincoln not only drank but got drunk,
what would be provedg Why simply
ihas O n such and such occasions Abra'
han lincoln got drunh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
GRANITE WILL HAVE NEW BANK

state TANK Commissioners A. NJ.
Young today issued a certificate Of
authority to The State Guaranty bank
Of Granite to begin business with o
capital stock OF st5.00a p 4. Bclo.
do IS president. G. w Wiley. Vice
president and r. W. Ramer cashier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Yates Center, Kas.. Sept. Is. 1907
After my doctors gave me up to die
Halls Texas Wonder cured me Of Kid.
ney and Bladder trouble. II la the beat
medicine on earth. Mrs. II. $. John
son. Sold BY all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

r. +. MeKennon Is erecting a mod.
ern eight room house on Capital bonle
gari and Harrison avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

i II. johnson. traffic manager Of the
Oklahoma City Johbers association
was here yesterday attending The hear
ing before the Corporation commission
On the uniform bill Of ladine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Last nights high wind blew a gas
lamn in front OF Eds Place out Vias
was leaking when discovered by a po'
llceman who notified the gas c NJ
pany to turn of the gas, thus avoiding
possible disaster
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

TT the tInliea States circuit and
district Courts rals afternoon lha notii
isrvmnn ifawn were empanelled The
afternoon was taken M With hear.
lno evidence N the murder case "
which Jesse .. Payne Is the defend
AMI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

The Adler orchestra will furnish the
music al the Bro0ks this evening The
orchestra is one of the best IN tae
Southwest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
Genuine II leproof Sox
Now Is Cents a. Pair
You can now buy a box Of six pairs Of
Holeproof Sox--formerly $2.00-for $3.50

Those who have always Paid Is
cents a pair for inferior sox can
now have the best at this price.
Holeproof are the original
guaranteed sox the first that
were sold Under a 6 months
guarantee.
The makers pay the top market
price for their yarn-they buyonly
the finest and softest Egyptian and
Sea Island cotton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

vAsRf DfAMaSn-Petan ralnf
sHT asaEHtta snhf II onoe. + iNier
dusi rafa 40 # n. p. $40 East
Harrison aYenue