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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25
GRoToN.
The Original and GanaI

Albert Daniel 81 Danyilie was in town
Thursday
James Markham went 10 Plalnhell
yesterday % business
NlFs Rosa 0'Nei 81 Tili0Hr N. b-,
las been visiting her daughter. MIS-
Aaron Page
Mrs. John Markham Of Woodsville N.
r.. va The nmst 81 Mrs james Mark
ham Wednesday.
Mrs r. N Darling has been very ~
for eyera days with erysipelas She is
being cared for by d trained nurse
NJ D. tehfn, , s. Eastman and l.. g,
Weleh were at St JQhusburY Wednes
day ID attend the eountv convention
Mr. aHa Mrs Hoses Page haze re
turned from SuHapee NJ Eli where they
have been woriina for some time past.
Mrs. II p SHERRY was a. St Johns
bury Wednesday and Thursday 2 visit
her parents, Ma and Mrs. Charles Ross.
MICS. Susan Pelton and brother George
HnAev. went 20 Peacham Wednesday
whore they Will visit old friends for a
few days
Miss Virginia Ricleer left Wednesday
for Worth Hartland. where she bias en-
gagged 70 work az q summer hotel for
tbe season.
Mf. and Mrs. Ire S. Blanchard and
MI and Mrs ~ r esrbse visited Miss
Nellie Tillotson at West Topsham
Wednesday
Mrs iongmore who has been danger
ously Il fof TIE past week Is somewhat
improved and hopes are now entertained
fer her recovery
Miss Helen Walton, teacher n the it,
tefmediatp room 81 he graded school
las gone Ia Thtford Charles King 10
rs home at Newbpry for Vie summer
vacation
Mira Emma ]. Clark left to-day ioF
Gioueas ter. Alass., where she expects to
remain until August ! She was aeeom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Josephine
Clark 81 Wells River
Mrs. Edward Smith II visiting fela.
ives here Size will 90 70 Bfetton
Woods next week whore She and Mi
Smith have employment for DE summer
at the Breton Woods house
MISS Louise Downs went to Montpelier
Tuesday afternoon 70 attend he gradu-
alton EXERCISES and prize speaking 81 the
Monlp lier seminary. n which sister
Miss Carrie Downs, took part
q J. Bailey p. r. Clark, Robert Dav-
idapn. Fl S Eastman and 81 p Beck
ier started Thursday evening IL the lat-
ters automobile Tor Newport 10 attend
Pie field sports aud clam bake Of the
Mobiles d The Mystic Shrine held at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25
nv Romance n "a Tiohlhouse

aIo keep good Light THAT Il, orc
which y aluays reliable, always Cd time;
which never goes oui3 except for those
unavoidable inst#nts when chimney
burns says @ II clandv il the WON
ans Home Companion for july 30
have each glass af the hundreds flashing
Ike 1 diamond To have eYeryfpart of
the equipment immaeuiate never to
have the light go black and be reported
these are The simple ambitions ard the
code Of laws Of the lightkeepers. And
nothing nothing, must keep The light
from being lit, and staying Etc Ana 10
excuse, save that of IA act of God, can
avail keeper if his Light Ii black ana
it becomes known.
There Is tale which was told 10
the vgtor hy an old old ligbtkeeper
who had been keeper IT FIRST order.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25

second order, then 4 third order and
finally a fourth order light, al lbs own
request whore be could pass the re-
mainder ef bis days with The lesser du.
ties Of the smaller light Jim was a
fine keeper aaid the old keeper He
was thirty two years IN the Point Blank
ighti and never once had bis ieht gone
black nor anything been said against
him. he loved Dis light next to his wife,
Had he loved bis N3ie second and hia
Light first, De would be there wee Both
his assistants were oll one sick tather
away somewhere and Linn was sitting up
nights with Che lignt ana doing Tie
homework days, cause bis woman was
sick, too and It told or him And
one night Jim dropped Of 20 sleep IN bis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25
AT "A Owes time
HEAD or HAIR
T0CJTICJ3A
Itching, Scaling Scalp Humor was
Making ltAlI Fall OFT Two Doc
tors Could Not Stop The Trouble
Niece Advised Using Cutlcura,
CURED HER SCALP AND
MADE HAIR GROW AGAIN

aMy mother used Ia have q very bad
humor on her head which the doctors
called an ecHema and for it / bad two
different doctors Her head was very
sore and her hair nearly Ed fen out
ia spite Of what they both did One
day her niece came ia % see her and
they were speaking II how her hair was
falling out and tho doctors did it no
good. She Fays, Aunt, why don't you
try Gutieura Soap end Cutieura ONT
mept2' Mother i'd and they helped
her. SO she soon began hathing With the
Cuticura Scap eHd anginting with the
Cuticura Ointment, and in Elk months
time the Itching, burning end scaling
81 her head wea over and her hair began
growing To-day she feels very much
IN debt To Cuticura Soap and Ointment
fer the fine head az hair she has for
an cid lady EQVeutyf9ur years old.
tn regard 20 tay own cnsc mine was
en- eczema something illtH hers. u was Ia
my feet As soon n6 the cold weather
came my feet would itch end burn and
then they would crack open and bleed.
Then / thought ! would iiea 10 my
mothers friends. Cntic0ra aoapand Cutie
cura Ointment. ! did for four or five
winters and now my feet ere az emooth
asany ones. Ellsworth Dunham Hiram,
No, Sept 30, 1909. =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25
DANGER I'M DELAY


me great danger oi kidney troubles
Is shat they eel 3 arm hold before tllv
sufferer recognizes them Health II
gradually undermined Baekaehe, heads
aehs. nervousness. lameuess, soreness,
lumbego. urinary troubles, dropsyi dier
b6tes hnd Briehts disease follow Ia mer-
eiiess succession. Don't neglect your id.
news Cure the Kidneys With the GER
tain ana safe remedy, Dosns Kidney
pills. which has cured people right here
il Barre
Mr.. ! J.. Cummings So Film street,
Barre, VT, savs hold the same mgh
opinion Of poans Kidney pills to-day
an when publicly testified az 70 their
merit three Years epo Experience has
proven rs me that Che claims made Tor
ihis remedy are genuine The worst
symptom 81 kidney trouble IN my case
Was hafa pain IN my hips often last-
ine FOR DAYS at q time During these
ATTACKS, cnnld not sleep 81 night and
Il was With the greatest difficulty that
i cot aboui the house # ] happened
u cabeb cold. II settled ID MY kidneys
and aggravated thc trouble I used auy
aumber 81 remedia hat ! found more
relief from Deans Kidney Pills procured
at 2. A Drown's drug store than from
anv other preparation ! had previously
tatpn. They relieved the pains IN my
back, strengthened my Kidneys and
proved To IN reliable kidney remedy
IN gyefN respect.
For salp nv all dealers Price so cents
wAsFa+ AFifN44p4s ga 84tH4ln Mew York
sole agents for the.Iinited states
Remember the name Doan's-end
take no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25

chair nnder Tho light lie slept twenty
Minutes When Sc woke, the place was
fill 81 smoke ana bis Fight was black.
Chimney had melted The light was re-
ported 90 Washington, and Jim had 70
go to Che board He said they took him
ia like brother aud treated him IKE
q friend but lie knew he had to SO. They
said they hated 10 10 il, that they knew
his record was hue. bnt tnat while they
wore sure Il would never happen again,
still, for the good 81 the service and
what effect it woaId haye On the rest of
us. he mid 10 20 His heart Is broken
and it killed his wife But they are
two; the lights are for all Of them
and the ola mau waved bis arm toward
Tile bay and its teeming lite Of ships
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25
EXCURSION 10 mrssIssQuor PARK.
Sunday. lime b. fa1n-

Sunday, June &c, 1910,
The Central Vermont railway has ar
ranged for the first Of it, popular ax.
cursi0ns to Hiaheate Springs Special
train Will leave WilliamstoRn s 40 a. IT,.
South Barre s.32, Barre 9.00 Montpelier
$780, Md4ies8g 9.sa, Waterbury 9sd6,
North DuxbuY 1903, Bolton 1910
danesYille l9tl6 Richmond 1892. WIZ
liston 1882 Arrive Missiasquoi park
1910 Fl n. Returning, special train
Wiil leave Mississqnoi park at 500 n.
fer Wilhamstown and intermediate sta-
tions Fare from Williamstown to Mid
dlesex inclusive, sl00 for adults, 500 fof
children; Waterbury adults 00c children
45eE harth Duxbury SOC children zoe;
Bolton. adults 75c, children 40e Jones
viIle, Toe children 40e Richmond and
Williatens adults zoe, children 35e Soc
flyers for particulars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25

Has Taken the place Of the Ananiaa
Cuban Unusually Heavy Move
ment Of HomeseekeFs This

NfAHNht
Washington, D. d, June 25 It used
ta BE file Ananias club Now 10 Is the
Association af tnweleome Guests chat
has been called into being by the White
House
Nobody really realized how the Unwel.
come Guest club had been quietly grow
ing until the late nnpleasaniness stiff
fered by Representative Francis Burton
iiarris0u Since that time, statesmen
with q thoughtful turn Of mind have
been cataloguing several citizens, who
came ID as character members So to
speak
First Of ali. Of course, there is Clifford
Pinchot Tie used 30 Be The most vel
come of the welcome visitors back in
The Roosevelt regime, but times have
changed since the former forester Lined
up against Secretary Hallingef and tbs
White House now sees him ~ more
Representative John A, Martin DEM
G6lo feels TINT tie Is persona non gfata
there, Too Martin hasn't been % pleas
ant terms with the administration since
he began Illuminating against Attorney
General Wickersham On the sale Of The
Philippine friar lands
Representative Henry 7. Rainey
Dem, Iti Il particularly under The
presidential ban for his utterances along
tile same lines, against not only Attor
HeY General MiekefshaH bat Henry ~
Taft, the presidents brother, as we'll
Delegate Wlckersbam Of Alaska
charged that the GueQenhefms controlled
Tire removal and appointment Of federal
officials In Alaska Result His relations
with tie White House are strained
And now comes Francis Burton Harri
SON dem. NY who drew full-dedged
membership through his charge il con
neetion with the predating Of the suts
mary by the attorney general Of the
CLAWS charges.
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2. I. uamum, the famous circus man,
once wrote have had the Cutiutira
Remedies among the contents of my
medicine chest with uy shows fer The
last three seasons, and 1 can cheenuiiy
certify chat they were very effective in
every case which called for their use.r
Complete External and Internal Ircarnent 20
Every huu1f 1t lNlaHi1 ChtlFCH ana Adults cens
slsN n catitnfs soap (25s 70 cls46u ne SKIN
eatieuIa Ointment t8oe ID Zeal the SKA ard cut
fNfs HesulHert fhe1 j. idg ID thl form "a Chocolate
(aEted Pills 25c per yaiu GDf 60 Purity the Stood
sod throughout the WfG Potter DRUG Chem
~ Mailed Free a2-nsFe Euticure Beck BH sEiu
pse&sss and ther speedy Economical Treatment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25
CHELSEA


Dr George \ spiiler ocalist Of Beth
81 wil n at the Orange County hotel,
Dune ~
fos.s In a. e,m ,.a,6.
for iame IN r8an ~ hayng severely
spralrea pne aukie
Misa poe. eFs hsd tes. srto 81.
fbe s4e sfrs N@sIi R,,, '4 t,,s,si
to her home ia 3atre Cty, IhutsdaF
e@nA IA a1F rss.,. ks.a ........5...1
bav;sr All rs.stf tf,st 93. .3sst '',,
ara a8tts fs4ossbla Nm s '', Hern NJ
hay.
Palrb Psad wh6 Ill. .s,,s,,sl,. i,a,~as
+ nns tsoea t.git. ,4i.t.3s.s l, ~
bal few weets ees MS MS f,,lI, 49,, psoo,.
cred
Mrs. II n af,teeo. I'LL. NJ h.sn
snsnaipo es,.srol dsvs u ter XIII ban,e
* Tsst FsiqIst 4 NV nrrs,t .As e4st y,
the week,
pres 0,s..., ~. 0,aa.., liz WIN
~ n,.sa.,.i.' Nv
nlse aaEieo 5a5 reno,t / gae time anS
sooJ ealsb '''' III ! s NV '''Rs '"u
1B4sa.. at,ry cs,r.. .n5 No,lio ~
Nh yra sssaI;na XVI 81 " ~ ~
b9re vtses 5b,s ,ss,t Il st1e,5 1900
lil,,af,. ,.gstis,
Aliss 6eneviVe Doyle, WHO has been
as,g - NSys W. ~ t9s =
INV vve9resds.. 1919 "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25
PUBLICATION ArrRR ELECTION.

House Conferees Accept Senate Amend
ment To Campaign Publicity Bin.
Washington June 25 The House com
ferees yesterday Withdrew from their
disagreement To tlie senate amendment
70 tine campaign publicity Of contribu-
ti0ns after elections Senator Burrows
made a report 70 the Senate yesterday
and 1T was adopted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25

Reports from al over the West, re-.
ceiVed bv the reclamation service at
/ Washington, indicate an unusually heavy
movement Of h0meseekers this spring,
Trainloads Of settlers are pouring into
Montana, Oregon and Washington. and
large numbers are seeking the regions
81 milder climate in che Southwest a
feature ID connection with this move
ment Is the return Of thousands Of
Americans from Canada.
The recent cold wave. which was so
disastrous to fruit ia the Mississippi
valley and in the South did not extend
to ths far West where the fruit growing
districts are predicting record crops, with
promise Of high prices All the impoF-
tant irrigated valleys report favorable
crop conditions, with steady increase
in land values Extensive railroad
building is now going on IN Montana
Idaho. Washington and Oregon.
Ia Oregon q virgin empire is soon 70
be made available for settlement By the
construction If numerous fines penetrat-
ing & region which Is largely public do
main Il Il estimated that "a area Of
1900 900 acres Ii Oregon, alone soon
MtW At MiHAE HtaAt1Ntet + flt AitHk Ntak-
eau region of that state, with its SPLEEN
did forests. Is beautiful lakes and val-
levs, its broad stretches Of uplands,
wherein dry farming may BE- successful,
aud s. hundreds 81 thousands Of acres
Iof lands which, with irrigation. will bel
come productive. are even now the mecca
fer ome-seekers from I'll parts 81 the
country.
Ga The reclamation projects ID ali the
states. the influx of settlers i rapidly
increasing, ana the industry Of those
who have located i evidenced by tile
brood fields 1t alfalfa and grain. and til
the hundreds Of attractive and prosper
Gus homes At ths present rate 81
settlement every farm unit included il
the government projects thus faf com
peted Will he taken up before The end
of the year On nine 81 these projects.
mot ] single acre If public land remains
unaHternd and the remaining projects
III rot contain, SIT tola more than 500
farms now available for settlement
Construction work 0n tie several prof
efts i being pushed as rapidly a. funds
viii permit, ID make ready for settle
mant 81 next fall 81 early spriug addi-
tional areas for tha great army ot home
slaaders
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20 you iee weak tired. Respondent have edupnt head
aehes, coated onare bitter had iasse ID morning
heart-butn haieans q aas rei fsuGs II f5r9at ale
eating stomach snag hurn foG BREATH dizzy spells
poor yanablc appstse nausea 81 times ana einares
symptoms
Af have any considerable number ~ the
above eymnfonls son suffering froH bilious
ness torpid bver = th inGi8etiiCn, or dyepepsia.
Dr. Fisreea Gog8en Medical Discovery IS made
up az tile MOST valuable medicinal principles
known Ia medical science fox tho permanent
cure 81 suct abnormal conditions. II IS atnots
efficient liver iayisorator. sfouach tonics bowel
re6ulator and nerve strenafhener.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25
EAST BARE.

Don't forget tha l0a sale ct McA1IistaI
Bros store, saturday, June rs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-25

At Fountains q Elsewhere
Ask for
''H0RLICK
The Original and Ganalns
I ALT Id MILK
Tie Food.arlnk fer All Ages.
AZ restaurants, hotels, and fountains.
Delicious, inYgorating and sustaining.
Keep it on your sideboard a home.
Don't travel without i.
A quick lunch prepared in q minute.
Take no imitation. Just say 'H0RLICK'S"
I'm ITO Combine ar Trust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-20

3
ne II 2 boon companion an Intimate
Of your ruler: also touching should,
fs With him az he comes ont is Eilly
i.orimer. q boon companion Of tnls
sfaunch defender Of party regularity
Yes, there he goes, and besid E
Vim, ebowIng with the speaker, Is
Lucius Llttauer. the greatest manu-
facturer Of gloves IN the United
ssates. Taint and more? The mouth
iece and representative Of what? Df
Tammany.
"All night the iith Of March 4 'ligat
burned In Cannon's office. know,
Tor was watching II from a cuhhy-
hOle Of my own that night. and Lii
Gus Littauer was tclephonng ! IN
rot know to whom he was talking
fut do know what happened. and
do know that Herbert Parsons. chair.
nan Of the county Republican cen.
trail committee OF New York. publicly
charged In statement that a bar
gain was made with Tanimany, with
the Democrats OF Tammany for their
votes TO save Cannon.
Daixell Yields Party Lash
THE next day came the fight.
March Is. The old rules were voted
down and suddenly to the astonish.
inent OF the regulars, upon slgnAl
from someone, Cannon recognized
Fitzgerald, Tammany Democrat, VINO
rlade a motion to stop the tide against
Cannon and !. sat where could heaeI
Dalzel Of Pennsylvania, turn to that
j anic stricken bunch OF regulars ard
say Your vote Is aye. and 1t was.
There have been corrupt votes ID
the American congress. There hava
been scrvile votes In the American
congress. but ! stand here 70 tell yol
never was more servilc and slayisn
.ote cast In your congress by your
representatives than wheD under tbe
lash of Dalzell, the slave.driyer 81
pennsylvania, your representatives N
|, aabas, from all the districts but the
sevenih aud Eighth. voted alnaery fnc
lead Of that Tammany Democrat -tol
lind that corrupt ,bargsin With Tari,
Inany and the New York machine,
Can you imagnr Webster volins
With tlskgsns2 ng Elsyg epAy Jeher' |
son? or Jackson?
Mnrdock concluded with an appeal
% Kansss voters on behalf 'ot tbeeih
iurgents cause,
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SATURDAY LAST DAY TO REGISTER

II you would vote August Z sru
must register Saturday July 50 is
the last dss Registration places are
as follows
First Wasd-PrecinNt one, E. 4 G.
Dodd, 6os East Cleveland: Precinct
two, r. X Conner, $50 East Springer.
Second ward---Prccinct one, WIN.
Barringer, SIS East Noble: precinct
two, John Scribblns. at LIZ IL ".
Oklahoma avenue
Third ward--PrecInct one, J. ]. Nc.
Nulty, McNulty's store on East lTarri-
son; Psecinct two. NJ Collar. at Col
lars furniture store on West lIarrl.
son avenue.
Fourth ward---Preclnct one, II. X.
Finch, Ga West Logan; precinct twu
Mike White, West Side lumber yard
on Oklahoma avenue
Fifth ward Precluc; one, r. i. Ro-
mine. 1923 West Mansnr; precinct two
\. A. Mye S, 1901 West Clevland.
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ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous In oush
fie.

Delay Has Been Dangerous IN eush
rie.
DO the right thing al the right time
Act quickly IN time Of danger.
Backachc IL kidney danger.
Doan's Kidney pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing, DANCE Gus kid
ney ills.
Plenty OF evidence To proven this
e Mrs Jlil sBmtlett 324 Eaat Man
sur avenue Guthrie Okla. says. II
MRS troubled a great deal By pain
and soreness across my kidneys and
At times my back was so weak that
! could hardly get around About
three years ago Doan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my notice by pub
lic statement, given in their favor by
a neighbot. | get a supply OF this
remedy al Wallace's Drug Store and
its use completely cured me. will
always recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills when J have the opportunity"
lStatement given in January 1869
GOOD WORK
Mrs Bartlett was interview on June
3. 1910 and she said MY former
endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills
still holds good During the past
four years have remained in good.
health and therefore feel justified
In telling othes kidney sufferers about
my experience
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember The name Doan's and
take no other
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@ Q THE BEST
O.O.O. SPRING TONIC


debnaed
prevented the
from TIE sm THESE hnfFes entering the circulation
weakened tns blood ana the body Therefore
oooa noanshmsn The general bodily weakness tired feeling scke
peqe poor digestion
the
1Hr3{ Is
of AZ blood
suppy the
enxh The
sps q Mckness and VIII certainly for the
sammef entirely
sl pu ard hsahn II regulates Digestion
zroye ~
'1e4re = -onrt
THE SWIFT CO. ATLANTA GA
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Official Orders Of
The Corporation
Commission
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
PROPOSED ORDER NO. "

InSFSS6k On0@N wv -
70 All Railroads And Railways Op.
Grating And Doing business In The
State Of Oklahoma And To Whom
It May Concern.
Notice Is hereby given that the TT.
Smith & Western Railroad company
and the st. Louis, I'll Reno e. West
ern Railway company have fled ap-
plication to this commission to be re-
lieved from the application of this
commissions orders No. IL. SO. IS,
So. 64. &c. lt5,D 202. s0s. and 209,
except that portion OF these orde 3
referring to stone, sand and gravel,
and be granted permission to charge
la,es higher than those named in said
orders.
You and each of you are hereby
r,otified that on the End day of August
1910. this commission will hear tes.i-
mony In It's Office for or against the
granting OF the request of said TT.
Smith & Western Railroad company
and said St Louis, El Reno & West
ern Railway company, and specifying
what rates shall apply on and via
the line of said TT. Smith & Western
Railroad company and said st. Louis
El Reno g. Western Railway company
n lieu OF the rates. rules and condi.
tons mentioned in these orders.
The commission will at the same
time take testimony relative to any
other matters german to this sub
ject.
CORPORATION COMMISSION
J. 4. LOVE,
Chairman
A. r. WATSON.
Commissioner
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The comrades of the Grand Army.
Woman's Relief Co ps and Ladies of
the G. a. X. and friends are hereby
notified that the funeral services OF
Ccmrade Henry Cole. Post Command.
eF Hartranft Post viii be held at his
residence, IA East Villas avenue,
Thursday, Juiy u. at O'Clock. D.
m.
You are cordially invited to attend.
c. K. DELAY.
Junior Vire Commander.
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\
Pursuant to publication of Proposed
Order No 70, relating to the print
ing or otheraise Indicating on the
face of railroad tickets the price
charged therefor, said publication
being in the Guthrie Daily Leader. a
newspaper Of general circultion pub
lished In the City Of Guthrie. County
of Logan. and state OF Oklahoma
aud said contemplated order having
appeared therein once week for four
consecutive weeks as required by law.
~ ! pursuant 10 a hearing bcld In The
City Of Guthrie on June u, 1910
Notice Is hereby given hat on and
after The lst day Of September. 1910
. date after publication once. a week
for four consecutive weeks IN the
Guthrie Daily Leader. a newspaper
tf general circulation published in
the City cf Guthrie. County OF Logan
and Stale Of Oklahoma. the following
order sball be in full force ana effect:
All railroad and railway companies
and the Pullman company shall, on
and after September 1. 1910, pript,
write, stamp or cut in plain. legible
characters on every ticket sold TO
cover passage or transportation be-
tweeL points IN the State of Okla
bofaa. the exact price of such ser,
vice as provided for by their duly
published tariffs on file in the office
OF this commission; Provided, that
this order shall not be construed as
in effect in the case OF tickets scld
during period III ten days or less.
between specified points within this
state. where 4 rate OF fare lower than
the regular fare between such points
Is made effective. and such excursion
rates are advertised by posting In a
conspicuous place near the ticket win
dow notice OF such rates. points. BE-
tween which and time during which
they may be effectiye. such notice to
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MURRAY AT LAwToN
Special to Daily Leader

Special to Daily Leader.
l-awton, Okla, July 20 William II
Murray, Democratic candidate for
governor, addressed the voters OF Law
ten and vicinity here. Mr.. Murray is
making a whirlwind campaign in the
closing days Of the campaign.