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TMK LaTADER. dUTHfUfc OKl TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 10OS.
The IiEADER
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BY LESLIE 0. NIBLACK.
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TUESDAY DBCKMDfcU 20 1805.
It costs 2000000 to bold & muni-
cipal election In New York City and
even then It seents that the city Is not
able to elect a mayor.
Czar Nick iiray leave Russia. Wo
don't blame hhn. It u Bate la jiut nbout
tho last country that tho nvornge man
wouul tsaro to Hyo in those days.
If Mayor Woodward's plan of refus-
ing office to a man who did not pay
his debts was carried out what would
Tjecorno of our politicians?
If Count WItte persists in resigning
.there will bo nothing left for tho czar
to do but call in thoso Russian stu-
dents to run the government.
Senator Burton is understood to be
interested in Airs. Maud Ballington
Booth's plan to have bettor penitentiaries.
Scientists continue to toll uo that
Mars has ldtv of canals and it makos
us angry that wo can't compel Mars to
divide with Panama.
A. Pittsburg court lias decided that a
youth can recover tho cost of his
courting. Ho can here if ho marries
tho girl.
Pop Dodgo Bwcars that ho swore to
BUit Abo. Hummel. Pop has lad most
convenient swearer that has appeared
In public in many a day.
TITLES AND SCANDALS.
That portion of England which has
nelthar great wMltb. nor UUea has
boon enjoying the parado of the family
skeleton whloh far fQzta has resided
with the earl and countoss of Shrews-
btirjf.
Thoir troublos simply provo that
human nattiro in. a palace or In a hut
Is tho same. Mismntod folks quarrel
like oats and dogs and lore takes to
the tall Umber.
The earl had a ploasant habit of
boarding up his country soat and the
countess and hor daughter. Lady Vic-
let had to effect an ontranco like
hoiusbroakors. '
Tho Lady lolot with hor own fair
hands was compelled to go to the gar
den and dig potatoes. Bvea the rich
must oat you know.
Of course this is all very distress-
ing to those readers of lovo stories
who believe that happiness and a tltlo
aro synonymous.
There is scarcely n titled house in
Burone without its scandal ite black
blot.
The story of the nobility is a story
of wealth and poverty of extrava
gance and swindled creditors of worn-
i who have gone the pace and of
men who nave useu tneir uuenie w
add to the population of hell.
There are some fine exceptions that
koep the world from going to the doge.
But as a rule the woman who mar
ries a title even though she Is to the
manor born does hot expect happi-
ness. It Is not on tho cards. It Is
not cvoa fashionable
When you aro tomptod to kotow to
the aristocracy of Europe you might
think of tho Lady Violet down in tho
garden hoo in band clouting potatoes
out of a hill. At least it will knock
some of the fool romanco out of your
system-
There is a moral. Don't bo any
moro of a fool than you can help ovca
In matters of tho heart.
God Judgment that has the sanction
of man.
. It is sfjtl now that Walsh faces cor-
tain prosecution at the hands of both
the federal and state Authorities. This
is how the Chicago Trlbuno tells tbo
story r$t his methods:
"Tho fodoral and Illinois authorities
haro boon working hand In hand for
tho last threo days. It was only by
Joint investigation that the bankruptcy
of tho institutions was provon. Prior
to this when tho fodoral authorities
rnado thoir Investigation of Mr.
Walsh's national bank tbo soourltles
ff tho Homo Savings bank wore Juggled
and mado to appear ns assats of the
national institution. Whon tho state
slouths examined the Homo Savings
bank sdmahudy hopped from one sftio
of tho room to the other and returned
with the stocks and bonds belonging
to the federal bank. Tho authorities"
it Is believed will have the widest lati-
tude in prosecuting Mr. Walsh as In
vestigation shows that nonrly every
law on tho statute books placed thoro
far lh safo conduot of banking busi
ness has bem violated by him with
reokloss Impunity. John IL Walsh's
banks were not banks. They were
simply ti hose cash drawer for his side
lints of railroad! mines stone quar-
ries and other business Investments.
Out of the $8 000000 deposited in the
halt-way financial station maintained
by Mr. Walsh $16000000 was loaned
controlled by hlmBolf."
It would be unkind at this time to
racall tho valiant services of John IL
Walsh rondored in 189G' and 1000 in
saving tho national honor and in de-
feating tho "wildcat dishonesty" of
Bryan and tho Chicago platform.
PRESS COMMENT.
The officials of the brick trust havo
been fined $18000 for conspiracy. Next
tlm. they wlU bo moro careful where
they throw their brickbats.
U may bo all right to refer to a illfe
insurance company president as a
grafter nut tho grafter is apt to resent
being referred to as a llfo insurance
company president
1 1 ' i . s
A Texas court clerk wr"to 2.88C
words on a typewriter In thirty min-
utes and the strange part about It is
that tho clerk Isn't a woman.
Losing faith in those good staid in-
surance presidents is somewhat like
losing faith in Santa Claus.
Tho report that tho czar Is to leave
Russia indicates that the Russian a'"
atlon is not yet hopelessly bad.
Mr. Francis B. Loomls says that ho
would not accept a fodoral office. Ho
for it will not bo offered him.
Thrcft big banks havo broken in Chi-
cago. Chicago is trying hard to como
up into tho Cleveland Ohio class.
The czar has sent warships to re-
lievo Riga and his only regret is that
Riga can't send warships to relievo
him.
Tho Isle of Pines 1b quiet again Evi-
dratly it doesn't know enough to koep
making a noiso until it guts what It
wants as a bribo to make it keep quiot.
Tho Baltimore and Ohio will abolish
jrco passes at tho close of the yoar.
This is the first announcement that wo
noo heard of the B. and O.'a going
out of politics.
Governor La Follette is having
trouble over tho refusal of the Wiscon-
sin legislature to pass any reform bills.
Itfhe governor oan not do anything
with the Wisconsin legislature it is
hard to seo how he can hopo to make
headway with a hardened set like
thoso United States senators.
WITTE ONLY A TOOL.
Tho Russian revolutionists havo is-
sued a document which in some meas
ure explains why it is that tho rioting
and slaughter havo continued even af-
ter the proclamation of a liberal pro-
gram by tho advice of Witto. Russian
revolutionists in Boston havo received
copies of tho document. It nppears as
if the revolutionists aro well aware
that thoro is a necessity for Justifying
themselves concerning tho contlnu-
nnco of bloodshed after tho czar has
signified his willingness to yield cer
tain liberal demands.
Tho revolutionists explain their con
tinued activity by tho statement that
all that tho czar has given up and
promised to glvo up has been offernd in
a spirit which is far ft an: candid.
Wide they say is retained as tho
nominal premier of tho government In
ordor to make tho qther nations of Iho
world believe that tbo czar is really
anxious fo a Kberul government to
bo establUuM wh.-a tho "rcdB" will
allow its cizuullshmont; - but Wltto
dooa not havo real control Bay tho
reda. Ho Is bolng used as a tool of
tho reactionaries who now havo tho
czar under their domination again
Important actions havo been taken it
la claimed not only without tho con
Bont of Witte but without his knowl
edgo. It is further alleged that tho
czar's manifesto of emancipation was
withhold from tho pogplo by tho local
govornors of many provinces.
In conclusion Bay tho revolutionists
the only result acceptable to them will
be tho abdication of tho csar.
But in splto of tho rovelation on tho
part of tho revolutionists as to what
they will not havo It is hard to gain
an idea as to what they will havo. For
supposing that they aro ablo to forco
tho czar to abdlcato a ropubllc would
certainly rot bo successful. A king
and a parliament would In all llkllhood
bo tho best manner of ruling tho em-
pire but If tho revolutionists persist
In demanding moro and the govern
ment in granting loss it appears that
tho anarchy must contlnuo; and no
ono oan prophesy as to tho rosults.
Years the Standard
Fifty
CSEAM
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A Cream of Tartar Powder
Made From Grapws
Ma JHum
THEY THAT TAKE THE SWORD.
John IL Walsh tho Chicago million-
aire promoter who has experienced a
sensational reversal was what 1b
known ns a "hard man" in business
life. He never gave quarter nnd novor
asked for It. Mercy had uo placo tn his
creed and friendship was n word elimi-
nated from his business vocabulary.
He won by trampling ruthlessly upon
those who opposed him and has lost
at last because tin many enemies he
has made proved too strong for him.
An interesting circumstance is re-
called in connection with the action of
the Chicago banks that oame to the
rescue of the Walsh banks and guaran-
teed the payment of deposits. It was
dona for the protection of the business
interests of Chicago and for the sake
of Chicago's good name. But when In
1816. the National Bank of Illinois was
in the same position and It was pro-
potted that the other banks lead their
assistance. It was John R. Walsh who
refund to enter into the agreement
ills own affairs were safe he said and
if a panic must come let it come! It
wu none of his lookout .
It la therefore not gut prising that
us John R. Wlih goon down beneath
iic financial wave i!ro aro lew ex-
pr'rtlor h of sympathy. IK- in an old
man aud broken and uloiu- oiinuund-
od by ouemiee- but hU position fallb
to touch ho heart of humanity usually!
so quick to respond to the cy of dis-
tress. For they that take tho sword shall
pariah by the stvurd and with "what
measure they moto It shall bo measur-
ed to them again. It to tbo Judgment of
Stillwater Advance: Tho publlcatln In
Tho Loader Of the testimony tnKen by
tho Investigating- committee of tho Sev-
enth legislative assembly of the Okla-
homa Insane asylum serves to call at-
tention anew to that delectable Institu-
tion and all its porsonal political and
financial rottenness.
It Is known of all men that the keep-
ing of tho insane of Oklahoma Is the
iifrirnt craft in tho control of the ad
ministration. Tho cupidity for sain in
iHn nttcmnt to trot cossesslon of this
gmft. has wrecked two republican ad-
mlntstmtlon.1 has umlrched the reputa-
tion of mon otherwise honorable nnd haa
maintained lobbyists and distributed
boodle In at leost tho last two legisla-
tive assemblies. Jenkins got bootee) out.
Ho got caught. FcrguBon was not re-
appointed. And now cornea tho publi-
cation of thla testimony. lone suppressed
and supposedly forgotten to be-
smirch" nd besmonr tho overlords of ro-
publlcanl'sm In Oklahoma. Orlmes nnd
Flynn and "Winkler and Asp and "Wal-
king and a hoxt of lessor lights got
tho nmt'H on their nnsrers nnd nil tuo
odoriferous waters of Itoosovolt bap-
tisms can not wlpo off. tho persisting
Ntftnehrn.
"Vjjo look upon this .sanitarium business
lis 'ono of tho saddest commentaries on
Oklahoma that ever was wrltton of any
nation or people. The poor unfortunate
insane taken from homes whore pcaco
3nd plenty dwelt ovinnorc to be cooped
p Jlko rnts li 0. trnp nnd oxploltod for
ti fifty per cent profit every year! How
much was tho food stinted; how much
waB their clothing thinned In order to
pay such dividends. Ood In heaven have
tho republican grafters no reepeot for
tho common deconoles of llfo tho ordi-
nary elomentB of common honor and
common honosty? l'efhRps we will havo
a cleaning up but wo don't know. Wo
will wait and see. It may be only a
ohnngo from ono set of grafters who
have got their money to another set of
grafters who still livt theirs to get.
Stillwater Advance: W notice that
the last report of the territorial treas-
urer does not say anything about that
11C0.0OO lost in the Cupltol National
bank fulluro having been paid Into tho
treasury.
The Pie Counter Brlaade.
Covomor Ferguson in Watongu ltepub-
llcan: "VY&uit Is moro contomptlblo than
the pie counter feature In politics It
goes beyond tho realms of contempt. It
is nauseating disgusting. It reveals tho
weak side of human naturo and emphn-
blzeys tho lamentablo fact that tho stream
of human BoHlslineSH flows on ns Irre-
sistibly and as ehangelass as the tide
of tme. Why is It that mon full grown
men full grown physically nnd presum-
ably full grown montnlly-wlll eil their
manhood their honor and beoloud their
conscience all for the miserable .iiesS
of pottage at the pto counter or even for
the hope of a political preferment whteh
they are probably never to realize?
This subject is worthy the close analy-
sis of a master of the science of psy-
chology. The solution is certainly be-
yond the analytical power of the ordi-
nary obaarver. Men of apparent flrm-
nemi and discretion In the ordinary rela-
tions of life lose their self will and rush
for the pie counter like so many fresh-
men pushing for a goal in the rough ami
tumble footliall arena. Why la It that
men will title real convictions In order
to play policy? ThU is not a new
feature In human experience. It la as
old aa the human raoo.
According to snored history even
Adam in far off Kdvn. bridled hla bet
ter Judgment and yielded to the Irresis-
tible desire to get up to the pie counter
and by so doing evidently lout not only
a portion of hie self rcspert. but. to a
uegre ui least brought upon himself
the passive disapproval of jubaequent
Venerations.
Ho it haa been down the pjrefl. The
strram of uuinau weaknesa haa ever
found an outlet In the broad stream of
human veinstones.
Take up tit jwllllcal history of Okla-
homa and the pie counter brigade hue
been conspicuous in lt continuous ac-
tivity. Tho ohaige of the Light liilgade
with It immortal pl.uv in i-rae and
King p.iIfh iiitu li.i(l.iw liislsiiifloai.ca
In lU-t'iln uf i-ilaleiHv and strenuoua-
lien HlK'ii o'Hnji.iii'il wllh h charge of
til jio bi-igtdv i.i Oklahoma. It mult is
no (liffir'iict us io parsuuut'l if the .id-iitliiati-iitlon.
or aa to who .Usm i;m. :iw
potruimge the pie brlgiulu H if. n- with
ouurie; ituJ h.tuO ..nj i iu.ii;h
ri-aily u Ixnv duvin - ih w.li u . ij.-. i
l-iiiuilliy. If bv iutng M thf ul will buy
tin . led iaf wild lli li i ( (Kt s n'"
'ilTmiiH' .1. io pi :u I'! .i n;'i 't'l.mi
li I' h iv ii i i).n i i (I mi f .
li'. n t wli.ih Hi )! iiji. it r J. ..!(
la governed. It make no difference aa
to p.rty uMduratotp the pie counter n In-
loim ure alwaya there !:S- -- many vul-
iurtr eager to whtrt their twuka upon
the nal'ry morsel which nuiy Ih- handed
out to them as compensation for their
disloyalty to former alignments and a
the purchase price of their present fealty
oaderebip of yesterday may change to
8TA.RTINQ FOR THE PLAY.
(Prow -WBat o I&U.J ' t ;
Oraco the db Itjf-fcaHtrf? '
Wo are deueod late.
Tou oro never ready .
JoVo! If after Ight. '
Darn this BSflatly collar
(Ituttonhole's Immense)
Shines like celluloid;
Laundries havt no sense.
Opera glawes? Havo them.
Wer your heavy wrap.
Well' then wear tho other-
How these gloves o gap!
Fix lhm ih Iho carrbtgo.
Come dear novor nilpd
Don't etop. t'tJeJc ft Pnv in.
There's no fauil to find.
Yes I kissed the baby.
Oadl you do look nleo.
What's that? Oh yow dowers?
They arc on 'the lqoi
Try to hurry dtSArle.
Dam it.f Pardon me.
You should hold your train up.
Yos I havo tho key.
Jane will guard the silver;
Everything's all right
Oh. Grace tou tmi hurry.
Yes I fixed the light. '
Leave the window's open
It'a not going te rain.
Kvei lasting fusel ng
OoM against the grain.
What? Your nowUir chamois?
Oh yoti google don't
'Put it In my pocket 1
No my dear I' won't.
You look almply atunnlng
What's up now? Oh hang!
tAt thin point the hall door
Cloaaa with a bang.)
a new leadership today but the pie coun-
ter brigade is thoro aud ready for ac-
tion. The leadership of today may
change to the leadership of tomorrow
but the pie counter brignde oan "right
nbout" ana change in time to bo in at
tho "first doljv. The pie oountor bri-
gade never falls to becomo a cog In
ovary machine and when tho power 1
turned on whirls round and round as
smoothly ns th0 whirligig of time.
This foaturG In politics is demoralizing.
Thoso who are victims can not be whs
they might otherwise he wore It not
for the blighting Inflii-iico of pie counter
politic. How eagerly tho victims of this
dlseiuo watch ror the signals or placo
their can low to the ground to catch
the faintest rumbling of the pie wagon.
Whom onco they seo a dim (signal or
hear a distant echo of the wheels they
commenco to "trim" for tho new con-
ditions nnd suppress their real convic-
tions nnd sentiments behind tho masked
skeleton of human selfishness nnd either
become rainbow chasers or with out-
Stretched' hands and open mguths stand-
anxiously awaiting that which Seldom
comes.
Thoro Is another Ido to this propo-
sition howovcr. The pie counter poli-
tician Is becoming moro and more dis-
reputable with tho people. Tho people
aro thinking nnd have already commor.ced
to domnnd better politics and bettor ad-
ministration of public affairs. Tho pie
coun"r fellow has succeeded in the past
becauso ho has been allowed to run tho
machine. Tho pe'ople presuming that
everything la running all right havo not
been taking that part la public affairs
which tiioy should and will tuko In tho
future.
Enid Events: ' But the report did not
lie dond. It slumbered long nud finally
awoke nnd with a vengeance It was
sent to tho president whereupon tho re-
appointment of Grimes or Ferguson was
made Impossible. And ns a fitting cli-
max to tho cntlro proposition The Guth-
rie Lender bold and strong canto out last
week nnd fearlessly published tho ro-
port of tho legislative commission which
report la also publshcd In another part
of this paper. In publishing the report
Tho Leader at onco vindicated tho po-
sition of this paper for tho past two
years and nt tho snmo tlm vindi-
cated tho Interview of Hon. Cash Cndo
made upon the announcement of tho ap-
pointment that Frantx would bo gov-
ornor. Wo deelie that nil our roaders
should read tho report of the commis-
sion In this Issue. Study it clcxely. And
they will find wherein tho Kvents has
told thorn the truth. Heretofore the
statements of this paper havo mer?ly
stood as statements; considered ns true
by omo but lacking evidence. Now
tho sfc-orn evidence Is In the hands of
tho peoplo and nil doubt nnd misgiv-
ing as to truth is swept away.
I'onca City Couriers Secretary Grimes
refers to the Courier as an nllegcd re-
publican paper and .wo are willing to
plead guilty to tho allegation. We havo
been under the Impression for somo time
that this paper had championed tho cause
of tho republican party nnd of Us chosen
leaderw and w0 are glad to have Mr.
Grimes' assurance that wo aro not mis-
taken. In a written statement for pub-
lication Secretary Orlmes enters a gen-
eral denial that ho ever at any tlmo
owned stock in tho Oklahoma Banlta-
rlum oompnny. Tho denial is received
and filed with the other papers In the
oaae.
Thoee papers which profesa to
believe that the raior-baok hog Incident
had a bad effect on tho statehood ouuae
In Washington must have a. queer Idea
of congressmen. Neither tho delegation
nor the hog had even the remotest in-
fluence one way or the other and It le
unfair to try to throw all the blame on
the only fcur-footed ng jn the crowd.
Statehood
Collier's for December It says: On
the statehood question whloh la being
TOO MUCH MEDICINE.
TPHE excessive and Indiscriminate
use of medicines In these days
cannot be too strongly condemn-
ed. The food you eat If properly dl-
gested Is all the tonic you need.
The system Is continually wronged
by over-eating and over-drlnklng and
the debilitated condition aaaravated bv
dosing with harsh nauseous drugs and
medicines. '
Only common senso Is needed. The
food must be digested' and tho bowels
must not bo allowed to clog. Preserve
your health by preventing these con
ditions.
Constipation surely leads to Indlacs-
tlc-n Biliousness eto and these condi
tions when nogltetod affcot the condi-
tion of the bleed debilitate tho system
rendering it susceptible to mere serious
fitments and less ablo to resist such
attacks.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS If
taken as directed wilt positively cure
the most obstinate case of Indigestion
Torpid Liver Constipation Biliousness
etc. 6o as to stay cured. 100 Wafers
25 Cents.
J. N. Wallace Pharmacist
Outhrie Okla.
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fought out mainly with regard to Ari-
zona Mid Now Mexico tho presf'lcat's
position although thoro Is nothing liKo
a consensus represents tho drift of opln;
Ion. That Arizona Is on tho whole op-
ported to joint statehood it is Impossi-
ble with any justice to deny. Her ar-
guments aro compos) partly of the sen-
timent of social superiority to tho New
Mexicans. It Is undoubtedly cruel to
force people into an alliance for whloh
thoy have no taste especially ns the
act creating the territory contains a
promise not legally binding of single
statehood. Even in Arizona there ts a
drift toward the joint Idea but It is
slight. In favor of that plan are tho
wishes of a majority of the New MoxU
cans the danger of single statehood of
the Nuvndu typo later. If tho present op-
portunity Is allowed to slip and belief
that the railroads and mines can own
two territories more oaslly titan one
stato and are therefore bitterly combat-
ing the bill now in oongreae. Iielleers
in single statehood unless they make
rather extravagant claims for future pop-
ulation have for their greatest diffi-
culty the proposition tliat In the senate
area should be represented rather titan
population. A widely held. Intelligent
opinion today la tliat the oauso for which
the state wore originally repretented
a such la the senate has disappeared
and that It would be far. better if that
body could bo based on population like"
the house and elected by the peoplo. but
for a term longer than that of the rep-
resentatives. Our own position with
regard to the Arizona-New Mexico con-
troversy haa been frankly ono not of
conviction but of attentive consideration
a
to the arguments some of which aro
good on both sides. While wo shall hold
ouroclvos open to Influenco from each
new phase or fact the balance seems to
us nt present to Incline toward tho sup-
porters of the present bill.
REFLECTIONS OF A OACHELOR.
Jf"n fellow Hkcs tho things tho doctor
won't let him cat ho Is probably a mil-
lionaire. A woman will always admit she doesn't
know ns much as a man if ulia knows a
101 more.
If mon had all tho money thoy have
lost tltero would bo so much of It there
wouldn't be any use for It
A wonam la no haturally deceptivo
that she will ttlk rolllon with you when
she is thlnkr f .'res.
If a girl li . dimple near tho cor-
ner of her m.it' what liappons to her
when she la alono with a fellow is her
own fault.
It's a terrible nuisance to hive a repu-
tation to live up to.
Wit Is like a woman mot of the
cliann ts In the way you drew it up.
What Is criticism If you give It to
somebody else la outrageous abuse If
somebody else gives U to you.
A woman's idea of heaven Is where
eho could have half a dozen children
without ever having to be bothered with
a husband.
Nobody thinks a man ought to go into
a hospital to havo his legs cut off yet
they expect him to welcome Christmas.
Why suffer with your stomach kld-
neya and liver when Holllster'a Itocky
'Mountain Tea will make you well. If
taken this month keeps you well all tho
year. 35 centB Tea or Tablets. Ask;
your druggist.
CAPT. A. J. NILES TO COMMAND.
Capt. Alva J. Nlles quartermaster
general of tho Oklahoma national xuard
lias received hla appointment f Wil-
liam E. English commander m chief of
tho Spanish War Veterans' assoctatjon.
ns provisional department commander
for Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Ho
was a member of tho SOth Kansas in tho
Philippine) and organized tho signal
corps department of tho Oklahoma militia.
OFFEREO CONSULSHIP.
George A Itucannn profeaeor of eco-
nomloa at tho Oklahoma stato universi-
ty has been tenderu tho position of
eonsul at Aicuncion. Paraguay. He ap-
pllde for such a position while at Yale.
Any skin Itching H a temper-tester.
The moro you scratch tho worse It Itch
es. Doan'a Ointment cures pllea ecze-
maany skin itching. At 'all drug
siores.
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g daily sales are large we still have a full stock of things to
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I IEWPI PV riCDADTMrMT We have the nicest assortment of JEWELRY includ-
jl.vsi.LII I UUl HIMinL.!! inff Solid Gold and Gold Filled WivfrKftc. mnmnn
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Rings. Solid Gold R-inlfs. Etc . Etc.. "Auction House" prices ctv.nt touch us-
Our 5c aud 10c counters are full of gifts for the children.
1 See the Beautiful $5 Doll
iu our East Window to be Given Away Chrlstmrts Day
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.EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTUHERS
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