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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
TELs0RAPHIc BREyIrIHS.

Twenty.tTo persons we're Injured as
the result Of The gas explosion ct the
Place Viger station OF the Canadian Pa
cifc Railway, at Montreal Causda, early
today.
Wireless messages received today 10
New York, tell the breaking down at sea
Of the third Olyde line vessel to suffer
mishsp 10 the psst few weeks. The latest
victim Vas the Algonquin, a passenger
steamer, tow In the freight trade, After
two days OF severe blizzard, the Algon.
quIn, from Boston 10 Galveston, broke
ofi herr tail shstt of Body island, on
the North Carolina coast, lest night at
midnight. Algonquin is now bound for
New York, 10 tow OF the Apache.
The fat declaration that there are iuhsbi.
tants on Mars and that they are at present
rapidly adding to the series Of canals on that
I lanet, the statement By Prof. Percivsl
Lowell, is today exciting great interest in
Boston scientific circles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. l. 1910.
HAPPY New Year.
BE bspp5, and fyou can't be h'ppy
be 80 bsppy as you can
TAG dAZeTTE's GREETING


The Gsz tie starts on iis one hunoreo
AID eleventh volume today, and In doirg
g, extends the compliments OF the sesson
ti,smany readers, and with the earnest
b,ps thst the same tranquility with
wbieh our city hs, been blessed during
the ps.t rear may be continued sim'-
lar gtesliugs have for over century
ham rendered by the Gizstte. Inc
ea,ls addresses we're TO many VINO were
ax.sontlueatal sol lier', subsequently 10
v.ts,aus OF The second var fof iudepend-
a,ce then 10 Americans returning home
t,on, Mexico, aud 10 this day to the rem
nsot ot suother band Of patriots who
sa,Viyed tbs forr gears civil war. Many
obsprcs have taken place 10 Our beloved
city daring all these years, and genera
zion has succeeded generation, but inc
inters,. ia the old home psPer has been
transmitted from one to the other, sno
t3dsy it Is being read by many who can
not remember the Spanish American
war.
The Gsz,ts has ever been much
prizsd adjauct to Alexaudria homes a.
well 80 to many throughout the Congress
sionaI district, and in by'gone year,
Wh,n bat one mail w,ek reached GER
tain localities, the arrival Of The Psper
ga, earnestly anticipated, and 1t was
read aud rsread by subscribers aod
neighbors.
T;mes change snd people change With
them. and much more is expected from
a newspaper now than In by-gone day''
There is a greater demand upon the "a
z,lte's columns IS time goes on, and 10
NEE. all these requirements Siil be the
stsady elm of It's publishers.
The Telegraph and telephone service
has slmost superseded the exchange list
end shs country letters, depended upon
ia psst years in the preparation Of q
newspaper. There is no such thing as
waiting for news, but 1t Is hitteriDg
about the editors head all the time,
and the grssping OF the situation and the
autiug up and compiling Of q modern
newspaper every day rtqaiTes the closest
application and observation, as yell ss
naremittiug labor, Notwithstanding ell
these, the Gszstte, to use q modern
phrase, is seldom "scooped," each issue
containing all the important news lof the
world, stale aud city.
The Publishers will, as ever, give The
Gszslle their undivided attention, and
no paios or expense will be spared In
continuing iis standard and 10 making 1t
su essential to all classes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Mrs. EIIIs's IpIurIes Serious.

New York, JAP. l-SWsihed In band.
ages, Mrs. Oharlas f. Ellis, who vas
buraed almost to death before hundreds
Of merry guests celebrating the birth of
the new yesr at the OSfe Martin last
night, Is lying today at the New York
hospital 10 a s;upor, under the influence
of powerful drugs administered 10 quiet
her agony OF paip. Neck and shoulders,
face and hands vera scourched almost to
a crisp by the fines which formed 0
pillar about the screaming woman 10 a
balcony corner Of the cafe while terri
hsd guests rushed to her aid or Esd 10
panic from the room. Physicians aud
nunes are today exer!iug every effort to
save her life. Her beauty Is gone. And
il she ever leaves the hospital 1t will be
for her home, never again 10 Join such
brilliant sssemblsges Is that ID which
she moved 10 the time of the accident
which put The stamp Of lrsgedy on one
Of New York's great new years. cele.
brstions. Physicians who ara attending
her declare Ia! her condition Is ssriOus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Miss de Jsnon's Whereabouts

PhiladelphiS. Jan. THAT Roberta
de Jsuon, the I6.yesr-old daughter Of
Ferdinand dc Janop, New York
broker; and heiress and granddaughter
Of millionaire seed merchant of this
city, is 10 New York city psnniless and
abandoned By Frederick Cohen, former
Bellsvue-sha,ford hotel walter, with
whom she Is alleged to have eloPed sew.
errl days ago, Is the latest conclusion Of
the police based on a mysterious letter
said to have been received by special de.
livery from that city today.
The letter, addressed TO Robert Bulst,
grandfather Of The missing girl, 1t is as
serted, wss 10 the girls handwriting,
The contenls Of the letter have not been
revealed, but 1t Is intimated that the
epIslle contains information regarding
the gheresbou,s of The girl. Police be-
lIeve that Cohen, frightened by the no..
torItty which has followed the elope-
meut, abandoned the girl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
NEW YEARS DAY

Frcm lime immem0Tial every nation
MSS celebrated It's new year. This Is
shown as fat hack as history gees, and
almost since The beginning Of the pres
ent era civilized nations have observed
10 one ssy or another the first day of
JsnutTy. 1t bss been shown that the
day was observed In Rome ss fsr back az
the time OF the Julian reformation OF The
calendar, 1t was fors long time linked
with The Celthrstlon of SsinIpalia of the
las. days Of the preceding month, but
later New Yesr's day assumed an indi-
yiduslity which 1t still msintains. 1t
gas st one time looked upon as holy
dsy when the earlier Christians read
their sacred writings and engaged 10
meditation and acts Of charity. 1t Is
still obstrved In the same spirit In some
psris Of the world.
la cur southern country New Years
Dag has never adpesled 10 most people,
probably from the fact that 1t follows 30
closely 10 The wake OF Christmas, but 10
che nerthern section the reverse pre-
walls. There more interest centers on
New YCaFs Day than on Christmas.
There are, hoEever, many in the south
who keep open house aud exchange
visits on that day. This, however, Is 10
& measure owing to the fact that The first
OF January is the ending Of the Christ
mss season, and the cheer incident to
New Years Day Is regarded as the lssi
act Of the season.
Apart from Halley's comet there sre
10 strsUge celestial or terrestrial signs
be fore rs at present, and, 80 far as can
be seer, there is every reason to believe
that the history of the year upon which
We have entered will be similar to thai
of its predecessor. Christmas chimes
are still rigging in our esrs, and the
spgels words, "Pesce on earth, goot
will to men," taken up over nineteen
huOdrsd years ago and rpesied through
ont the civilized world but a week agC
a;e still in the air. May they continue
to be heard until they miugle with the
bells which will rlog in the year 1911
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01

der the Influence OF the SUD, aud the re-
suit will be that human miods, like
things material, viii become overbestsd.
France will experience 1t at Its wors',
end will be, 30 to speak, incandescent.
Commerce will extend and arts will
Isach the pinnacle Of perfection. spring
will take the place OF winter and earth.
quakes and VOLCANOES will bring disaster
to many locsliiles. MeD's.brsirs, again,
will be 10 rebellion, and savsnls will
make ambzing discoveries, especially 10
aviation. CJmmou MORALS will be
seizsd with cacoethes scribeDdi and many
an editor will be smothered to death %.
der huge heaps of rejected mSuu:cript'.
Toe French aristocricy Ia to be impi.
Gated 10 great conspiracy. England will
have revolutionary explosion; Russia
and Belgium will undergo great changes;
Spain and Germany will be stirred by
popular movements and great conflict
will be brewing between Europe and
Asia. The year will be lucky one for
all those born between Jnly 81 and Au-
gust 81. The concluding prophecy is
comforting. Women's fashions are to
improve, aud the present moustrous hats
will give wsy to rim creations Of "petits
chsptaux."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Arrest OF Suspscts.

San Lucar, spsID, jan The po-
lice are convinced today that the arrest
last night ef three Germans, two
Fsanehalen aud an Italian frustrated 6
regicide plot, Of which K'ng Alfonso WAS
to have bsen the victim.
KiDg Alfonso passed through San
Lucar yesterday en- r)ule TO Qausds,
for the New Years fetea, aai the sus.
poets who, 1! develops, ara Well-kuown
anarchists, were attracted here by bis
pussIee,
Their coming, however, bad been
tipped of to the police and they we're ar'
rested before having chance to &c! near
Alfonso. The police at 6st announced
that the men we're arrested simply be-
cause they could not explain their pres.
ence 10 the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Virginia News.

The ordnance providing for The re-
uo7Gl OF all banging signs and awnings
In Stanton, went into effect Today.
Marriage licenses we're issued 10
Washington yesterday 10 William d.
Oorntl and Dsisy F. AludmaD, both OF
Purcellville, and TO CHARLES :. n. Cobb
aud Marguerite V. browns, b)lh Of Al.
exandria.
Rev. Robert Glttwood. for many years
prominent In Norfolk, So q clergyman
aud educator, died yesterday from tho
effects of paralysis. lie Was 80 years
old and q native OF Norfolk.
Following a stroke Of paralysis sus'
tanned a week sgo, Miss Harriet Cooper,
member of sn old and well.knorn Clarke
county family, died a. her home at
B ,yce, few days sgo 10 the sixty
seventh year Of her age.
DR.. Lawrence T. Price, a ain Of
the First battalion, Firs! regiment, has
been elected mtor of the battalion, sue
ceeding Maj Hun,don Gary, resigned.
DR.. Price has been surgeon OF the bat
TALON for several years.
J. W. Hougb, Of Norfolk, formerly Of
Loudoup, who wss rendered position
on the staff of GJvernor.elect MinD,
has declined the honor. Governor
Mann will, it is stated, appoint Mr..
Hough TO position on The state board
Of charities and corrections.
The ngrisge OF Miss Bessie r. Ball
to Mr.. Joseph Shue, Of Psrksley, took
plsce Thursday ct the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. SAMUEL
H. Ball, OF Leesburg. The ceremony
vas performed by Raw. W. a. Burk-
hsrot.
After a two-year trial of no saloons,
BrIyville sgsia vent "dry" 10 local
| option election held ia B.ttletown msg-
isterial district. Toe "d'y" msj ,ritY
was increased eight votes out Of total
OF 291 votes over the result OF two yta's
ago. The vote was l52 for the "drys"
and 70 for the "weis" Two years ago
the "dry" msjority was IS
Mistaken for burglar, r 8. Jeter, a
fireman on the Southern Railway, who
resides at sou,b Boston, was shot three
times Thursday night BY JEFF Coles, a
merchant Of Dauville Coles sleeps 10
hla store near the railway yards sud VA
aroused about midnight BY the crashing
OF q pane of glass aud seeing some one
apparently trying 10 enter the store,
Coles Immediately telephoued the police,
Jetsr 1t is thought, wandered II the store
while Ia o drunken condition.
Petitions calling upon the anti-saloon
league of Virginia to declare for state
vide prohibition and upon the legisls'
ture to provide an election at which the
people ofthe state msy say whether or mol
the manufacture sud sale of lIq1or shall bt
suppressed 10 the STATE 90 whole are
now beipg circulated In Norfolk. Thes,
petitions sent out By the snti-saloor
lesgue headquarters In Richmond, cal
for prompt action aud ssk that the pc
tiiIons be 10 BY January lib. The,
came to J. w. Hough, president Of lh'
anti-soloon league Of Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
The Morse Case.

New York, Jan. 1.-The appeal oil
Charles w. Morse. former Ice king,
steamship msgoste and irerSied anaucieE
for pardon, as his last hope Of escspipg
q fifteen year ssnIeoce 10 the federal
prison 10 Atlanta, Co., will meet with
The bItleresi Kind Of opposition. Morse
and bis friends admit that be 10 doomed
10 70 to prison 10 the southern city un'
less President Taft interfeTes with ez'
ecullve cemeucy, aud 1t Is their iuten'
sion soon to appeal TO the president to
exercise bis power. An appeal for par
don will bs met with opposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
LAST QUARTER OF THE YEAR.

The last charter Of the year was ls'
sued by the State Corporation Commits
sIen 10 Richmond yesterday, when the
papers allowing the Atlantic Ice aud
GOAL Corporation of Richmond TO begin
business we're signed snd smitied to
record. The state received fee Of 5000
for the charter, that being the fee for
concern which has sn authorized maxi
mum capital OF IS. 900, 600. The mini
mum csp!tal is $50, 900.
This is, perhaps, the largest concern
that has been chartered since the Cor
poration Commission Wss organized.
The promoters are oil residents OF the
south with Er0est Woodruff, of Atlsnss
president.
The promoters are authorized to build
electric and power plants, cold.storsge
houses, ice factories and to engage In the
mining OF coal. OF the authorized cap'-
tai IS, 900, 600 Is to be preferred and
s., 600, 900 common stock. The sharss
are placed at 800 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01

The observation OF The great apostle
that riches take unto themselves Wings
10 often verified. Greatly ctauged BY
his three months incarceration, Oafl
Fischer hansen, the well-known New
York philanttrophist lawyer, was re-
leased from tie BlackwelPs Island peni-
tentlsry yesterday, having served his
sentence for subornstion OF perjury In
the Macslsse case. He declared tina.
his entire worldly possessions were the
black suit OF clothes and Eve dollars
which are given to ell prisoners. His
wife, who was the only daugnIe' OF
Isaac Brokaw, the millionaire clothing
manufacturer, hss utterly cast him of;
be has been disbsrIed By the courts and
he declsres that he has no. friend or a
single bright proSpectin the world de
says be does not know where to 80 or
what TO do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
FROM Washington.
Correspondents Of the Alexandria Gazette
Uaah{notnn Ian

iOoETeFDUHutNJo u 1H0 n To
Washington, Jan. l.
W. P. Hubbard, representative OF the
First West Virginia district, has form
ally announced bic candidacy for the seat
of n. 3. Scott In The United States
Senate at the expiration Of ScotPs term
In 1911.
The conference being held here attempting
to effect mediation for the sHitchmen's strike
ia ST, Pagl his been hi 4 over for Monday
morning. President II. b, Perhsm, head OF
the raj Say bran h Of the A. F Of L.. hopes
on Nor lay to complete his argument for the
switclmen's tide and to start on taal consid.
erat on Of the ponts in dispute. The case OF
the railroad has been presented in. a bret.
Mr. Perhsm is today in consnltat on With Of
fcisls Of the American Federation of Labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Earthquake Shocks.

st. Louis, Jsn. IAN earthquake
shock wss recorded en- the seismogrsph
a. 81. Louis University early lod'y.
The disturbance continued .bir.y'four
minutes aud twenty seconds. Father
G ,esse OF the University, says the shocs
moved from west TO east aud be believes
It started somewhere 10 the Pacific
Ocean and moved towards the Atlantic
COAT
Albany, N. Y, Jan, Ian earthquake
shock lasting about two hours we're RECORDED
TODAY In the ssismogBph at the State MI
seuu1. The shock began at sos and although
the instrument registered disturbances fol
two hours the most violent period was at 6.l9
Il is thought here that the earthquake occur
red In Mexico,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
nesd-on Collision.

Wilmington, Del. Jan. LA the worst
head.on collision in the history Of 1.-THE viii
mington, Newcastle end Southern Railway
tedav, seven persons were hurt, one psrhap:
fatally. The most seriously injured is samuel
Topp,n. motorman on one Of the Gus. The
accident occurred seven miles below this city
on a single line Of trark and was due to I
heavy fog, the road being along the Delsvsrs
riyer The cars collided with such fore ths
they piled into each other halt their length
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
oavuor Assumes MsyoraIIy.

New York, Jan. 1.-Wm. J. Gsynor
walked into the msyolalty flee at neon
todsy, and George B. Mcclellan walked
out--,hs frat with q stride, which bis
more enthusiastic friends are slready
prsdIctiog, will land him 10 the White
House II be can keep 1t up; the second
retiring With few rtgrets from any quar-.
ter Into something not far from political
oblivion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
cniIanaa Of lanka.

Baltimore, Jan. 1.-The tween dicks
Of the tramp steamer Luckenback, lying
Of lower Canton, In Baltimore hsrbor,
collapsed today, buryIog number Of
men. Eour bodies have slready been
taken out OF the hold and more can be
seen. Just what caused The accident Is
not az yet known, TIE number OF kill.
ed or Injured will not be ascertained IN.
til thorough survey Of the vessel Is
mazda
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Arrival of Survivors.

New York, Jar. l.-Capi. O. Nicker-
SOD, OF the fonndered British ship Jo-
hanna, which sailed ilom lloilo, In the
Philippines, on April 27, with a valu-
able cargo Of Sugar, and went down th
Cape Bsttercs on November rs, and II
of the Surviving members Of the crew,
arrived here today aboard the Qleb6C
line steamer K9rons.
The secOnd beat, containing twelve
OF the crew, has nots been heard from
since 1t put eff from The Johanna and
here Is little doubt that tho boat was
lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01

A BRITISH railway train Is the
safest pace on earth, as only one pas
ssDger 10 every 100000 900 is killed
and one ia every $500. 900 Injured.
This dedication is based upon care
ful survey of the board Of trade report
on railway acCIdentG during the ysar
1907, and Is sal commentary on the
safety of railroad travel 10 this county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01

NINE. DE THEBEs hiss already come out
with her prophecies for the year 1910.
She seems TO have survived all the revo.
lntlons, social nphesvAls sud earthquakes
she predicted ia previous years. Ac-
cOrdiug to the "Propbetess." the year
1910 will be one Of FIRE, II will be M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
WOMEN CALLED DOWN.

The effort Of P. P. Murray, the pro-
prietor Of Park Hotel, Richmond, In
seeking to procurss liquor license csu'sd
denomination 10 the Hastings Court
Of that city yesterday, wheo . bsvg Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Alleged Assassination Plot.

New Orl.sns, Jan. That four sssassins
have been hired Kill TO Estrada. leader Of the
Nicaragua revolution that ended In the flight
Of President Zslays to Mexico, 10 the news
that came today to Estradas representatives,
here,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01

The late summer and fall is O;e Of the o oe;s
times in the year to psint your hoa,s, Dva
forget that we are headquarters e ~ yoa
thing in the paint line. See " oeiIls Con.
plsss your order Z. 8. LesdossNs '
Inc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
TIE Market.

asOrr'tovu, D. O JAY, h whsss lla-i@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
List Of Unclaimed lst.srs.

The following is list Of the letters remain.
lug in the Alexandria, Va, postof6ce up to
To- ION.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
WILL BE PlAstO ON
MARKET Il SEP ENSEH
Stating Disclosed u OklAA0ma
FOIceS UnEI, Sam 10
Radical kClOn

PIN burg, Kan Aus. .g. lhe
NCrat p.un.cling IA land aud lard
s,aDlih. ever ksONn has htcn dle
ci0sod ~ the lycstlgallv4g VI iae
con srf ssisnal committee IN Okllho
ma. sed congressman rhnp y
Campbell, whc arrived host altcr 2
nAntns absence with tnr committee
IN Okl,hama
"l'he ipyes isailon. continued Alr
C1nptei, has tallod altcn,Nn - tic
mai1er ~ Nh,Ch tbs laud Glal'lNg
sl.d grsbb ng ha been go.De on aud
Will cut IN rital gJed 20 The In
u ~"
IS nat w.ll hr tbc jlicUuc, lpNlly"
Mr. Campbell wui ASKED.
hc yatrOinc Nci. ior cilc Ting
there viii be NJ niu,c llJl.L lard
glailing ef 4, alNng J IDS plupderibs
uf lnuian ,,Upefty VII b. s0pped.
no mere VIII tho lndlal 30 lcuii'"d
g 1911 AWAY his l-enr ho govern
danl NIL see 20 pai No talre DG
ttta Tor al,pi"n 4. 10 more lJbpyinf
III Naslirgi s, no mtfe hlnti ut
q, b@&, lIdlai All rs Nili bt con-
"a e mop,,ls l,1rillrr sou ttl
resi- as ured OF that.
lle e.. crliin at VII ecll ihc lands
for The indi nj lhr gpNcl impnl Nin
euuloy lllc necessary attorney ~
Tie idians and tlley viii be- pa d at
a rate tIxcd on approved BY liic GOV
cnlnrlt. be laids VIII III ted ~
'tAc market in September lhcy wiil
Lo sslI and the lndilus viii gel lllrl
hare from the sale.
And liew about McMuriay?'
McMulfay Loser.
"llle McAlurray contracts viii not
be approved replied the cgngtcs9
man FOR that matter none Of the
cAl tjng contracts Viii be approved
MIR AlcMniray has many friends
aintng The lndiats. As 20 what our
lel0sl concerning HIM Will be / am
nC1 IN position u say.
The investigation wnilc compete
20 lar as work Ia Oklahoma Is con
rcrncl, Is not finished No will re-
pme our hearing ii Washington IN
November. Al this timc we viii cx
anime records in an cttorl TO sub
8tahti3ie certain testimony submitted
in Oklahoma anl may c;ili seycral at
ine,s heftre me committee. Mnai
rhese lecCfds pre | - not carc ~ s9g
~ tbs tine.
vi The iaiure - realize On hi
,ong acis lcac Mcllnriay any ~
ooursc on Tue lidi.ul 10 gcl hla MOI
IS Mr. cslulibcl Was asked.
100 much Grating,
hal + a legs question, said he
iiisi ran not discuss. lbai II Tor
atttetesa AM pyss.bly couri 10 set
Tic.
'You rSsneratcd McG1ire accord
ing 20 The 4 piichcsg
" there is abGyluiriy no ci
d"nce fl,ps mG wrpng dong ~ lbe
peri Il lylisfcslmai NcGulrc, We
Tie .tpl5
Int iqefe secn &. be unpncrablf
mliy glails that crop on, oD cYcrl
hand, II undoubtedly IS the wolsl
lel OF lanl pIun ecflpg oyer I0und-
While Cenerc m1n tambbell DID
moi say 50 outright, Il is evident be
Is of ltc opinion that luilal land at
taira Ii Gtlahtma have becu absol
ytcls rotten and tai Inc IndsauS llst
been ssindlcl ON al sides llc does
loi make an} lIl:cci cbacse againal
Ind fidnaly ol grating drsailg =
diccuss afliirs only VI ge9Fral WY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
Nobody Spared

Kidney Troubles A'laek Gulhre Men
And Women. Old And Yaun1
Kidney illE seize rouug ana Old 7.
Cone anlptls WITH little warning
Children sife'r II thch carly
year.
Can't cOutr0l the kidney secreirn3,
Girls are languid nervous, suffer
f,,iu.
Wonlel worry, can't do lailv work
Men lave lamc and achin. backs
The cure for man. woman or child
Is to cure the cause llc k,Iuoye
Doan's Kidney Plls euro sick xiii.
nnys
Cure al forms Of kidrev suffering.
Guthrie TESTIMONY proves y
Mrs Auen Ia Myers. lsnl w clrvc-
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