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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
JOCKEY PULLMAN INJURED.
SCHORRS RIDER KNOCKED DOWN
BY 4 VICIOUS PAGER.
Accident May Prevent Bullrnan Riding
McChesney In Harlem National Handi.
eap-E. n. Thomas Denies Some Yarns
-Dave johnson P1unges on Heno.

John BullmAn. the well.known jockey who
is riding for j. W. schorr this year and who
Was recently engaged to pilot McChesney In
the Harlem National Handicap al Chica go on
Saturday. had a narrow escape from fatal
injury yesterday morning which may keep him
out OF the saddle for at least week. pullman
owns pacing stallion Of such a vicious
nature that MIR. Schorr some time ago refused
to allow the animal to be kept in his BILE at
Sheepshead Bay. pullman stabbed him else
where and yesterday morning he entered his
stall. The PAGER instantly turned upon Bull
man, Knocked him down. kicked him and then
made an attempt to bite him. nipping tho
Jockey In the side near the heart. The in
furiated horse had pullman in corner
and the boy was crying for help when Hira M
Pierce. armed with an iron bar, entered the
stall and struck the animal a stunning blow
on the head. The stallion dropped like a log
and Pierce dragged pullman out OF the stall.
The jockey was severely bruised and was
bleeding from the wound in his side. He
was taken home and late yesterday afternoon
he said that he would be able TO ride again in
a few days lie wants to 60 TO Chicago to
ride McL hesney. but II his condition does not
improve his physicians will advise him not
to make the trip, pullman VIII probably get
Tho defeat of Hermis "ss the talk OF the
rag track yese1Sdsy T%1f men, still nfsted
Thomas, his owner, was quoted as Saving
that the horse was bsoutcly ready and that
srss wager On q him. 9as
quoted as saying that while he was keenly
disappointed in both Yardarm and Dimpie
Mr. 0f ihc@ss further stated that the report
psa h. he . t. dend ' shs soy y'
Because nj" Mrs TRomss insisted upon the cha nse
IL direct conflict with the wishes Of Trainer
Dave johnson, Billy Lakeland and 9th er.
ho s With @ m G%
sautssy hsFd St ." %ednesdaS wa
uones H. On Would have bss S'
s s% s's sne bs bs,.oPs e did not have sSH
'''G ie cleaned up saS,ooo on the race and then
poured the money into the ring on Operator
4 the Hss e Hsns hsS 1 sSs %
we're over Johnson had a bank ron OF Immense
proportions with which to Te' aH operst'9 'ss
'ash Bud sI'D Meyer. he partner Of T. schaefcr,
of Se TsG sSn nv, ,o sf AND
Improved imp since James EruyiinS took hold Of
s9hn Kys bought sna HI tTsSs:a
from the Go1s,hlacre stable yesterday price
andrew Miller's colt Reveille was kicked
and badly cut by Harangue at the post In
the fifth race yesterday. g,
". X. vanderbit's, colSrs were carried
In the last race Yesterday by hls three-year.
sai Ms, was a supposed good thing in the sixth
event, George Forbes being, among those
The Tammany crowd were divided in
LOYALTY a. to Our Nugget and Tim D.. Jr.. in
the Nth race the coin disappear ring in the
smoky atmosphere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
HENo'S STANDARD STAKES.
DEFEATS AFRICANDER IN A NEW
RACE RECORD.
Runs Mile and HAITI In 3:SS With Three
Lengths to 6pare-Mackey Dwyer's
Handicap by . Head-Three Favorttes
In Seven Races Win at Gravesend.

HANDICAP oy . Heeo-Ahloe rs'or"es
In seven RACES win ~ "rsSoo"u'
H.. ~. ,,rr.v..r.o,d Am ~ Falsetto or
as neno' v ~" von the STANDARD
st.t:. ..,oht for 40. a. a mile and a half,
oe-' c.S 80. v..,ardsr ayt.rnoon
On .ae ~ ,sstaS, tius ~ rscord Tor ths race
and squalling the track record made BY Blues
Asno "nG Sarsss b " W. Fsnshswe
enc s, Il. mar Wall II Street man. has been
cunning veil In all Of his races this year. but
~. ns.formsncs Yesterday made him a Dos
dbnity for the Suburban Handicap. In which
Bound penalty for hi. success. in the Standard
Tho Hampton ssss,' ons cont
Afroander. oy star nuDy-Ar.o Sueeh'
winner OF tho Belmont STAKES, VINO ID con.
L. 20 'I ~, 20 hut receding to to 10,
~ there was q plunge on Heno at the last
moment which lowered his price to threes.
Major psinserheld. the four-year-old Hand
Leeds recently paid US made MS mr. rst ap,
At four.; ....,.r x.. .,.,. Dunn, Sunny
s, M I Nv Hsims-sunuy slope, at $50 to
/. many woman bettors putting Ayers on
him. Just for luck odom proceeded to
axe A1i!cehue' " wy a. 800 1901
Ruby colt rushed down past tne GRAND s stana
With Heno. under Michaeiss restrain naiI a
.,rSin. distance This order was main
,.insd into the back stretch where Africa nder
and Heno drew ava" 49, Heno went o 10 ths
Ma1or /, At @ fsshion. and after that he had
tLoht ~ sa ala n Sand to the wire where he
ashed three lengths o sbe eaee Eom he
NO; .ndea '9 9eur.vesr.od BY short head
me nrst mie W ~ M ~ last mile in iuS
qu fn,cend ~ Ws AZ not dsaraced by any
means ne simply tnd' nnssesse Si areater
unoereetmateu LIN and his wife Who
ss1nn 70 the tracE in an automobile. were
WedhtIs pie .ho 80. the colt with keen judr-
me Gnae TsceiyeI present OF $3.50 as a reward
OF merit
shs TaSrs ~ %ay more n than ten thousand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Of Paris received handsome silver cup, donated
BY Mayor FleiSchmann.

Of Paris received a handsome silver cup, donated
BY Mayor Fleischmsnn.
r!s tu5Gnsso'.s < G
SO T. SECOND; Locust BLOSSOM IoI Ehsse R.nor
Knight. Sly Maid. lnfallible. Mr.. Dooey. Woolsack.
Joe Buckley and German also ran.
Second Race - Five flrlongs - Henry Luehr.
mann. Jr.. lot iSculy). = TO l. Won; Wenrtck. l07
(RobrraI, I 10 I, second: Or. CARTRIDGE. loi &c.
Howell, ~ TO /. third. Time l.oSis Ogowai.
silver Thistle. Dominique. You. FeliI M0rzes Prob.
able M!ss Oddly, Lou Kraft, Judge Iuther'
and Orpha also ran
Third Racc-Onr ml,e-Rossmond. los g. Bon
ner,, 8 to | won: Sailors Dream ITO tTroSlcH
TO L. second Iuigar los taomancln 20 l..
third Tine. Las. Class Leader. Miss Eon Nancy
Blake. Novelist, John c. King. Bridal March and
Foarta Cincinnati Trophy Syeege, ,;.sS
TO !, won; Marshal Ncy, III Landry. 20 !;
Time iOoSi BATS Ei Terney, Major Pelham and
'Lonsdalc also ran Coupled
Flnh Race-Scven furlongS-D. L. moore, as
tReedi. ! TO /. won: Special Tax, eS tMcMullan,.
10 i. second John Coulter. 100 iHelgersonl, e!o !.
bright John j. Ressn. Mint Bed Whi!morc and
Jigger also ran.
SiIth Racc-SlH rurlonss-Belle's comlnoner; iis
tKnighN. II to 8. won: Mary IAsana. lG2 lRced,,
s "a /, second: Dardolph 100 6. bonner, TO 8,
third Tine. llisl. Fleuron, Postmaster Wright
and Avoid ALSO ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
New Bow Plates for Columbia.

BRISTOL. June 4.-The Constitution left
here about o o'clock this afternoon bound
up the Sound. The Columbia is now here
having arrived before o clock this norninRl
She comes for repairs on her bow. where the
bowsprit extends from the plating. The
rivets and one or two bolts were found de-
fectivc and the craft proceeded under tow
all night In order to have repairs made in
time for the Sandy Hook races.
The Columbia arrived in the h9rbor IN the
Ares to the eastward, which rendered the craft
almost invisble from the Herreshofl piers.
shops Not withstanding the early hour. q
scow was ready at the anchorage, and on board
shops The mechanics worked from the
deck OF the scow all the morning. ref1tt!ng
bow plates under the bowsprit and attaching
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Monte Carlo Tournamen, Games.

The wel-known chess expert and analyst.
Emil Kemcny of Philadelphia. has been en-
gagged these last three months on hook con-
tanning al. the games played in the recent
Monte Carlo International Chess Tournament.
SO far three series of games have been issued
with annotHtions. very carefully and pains
takingly written. But. apnrt from the games.
the work l. interesting on account of its many
Illustrations hiocraphicul notes On the win
uers and the rest Of the players. as we'll rs in
tcresting comments on the management. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Philadelphia Cricketers Arrive in London.
Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.

Special Gable DtSpdich To TIE SUN
LONDON. June 4.-The Philadelphia crtcs-
eters arrived In London to-day and lost no
time in getting to Lords cricket ground.
where two hours much-needed practice was
put in at the nets. The men are all in the best
of health and they thoroughly enjoyed the
trip across. which was remarkably smooth
passage.
y. =. Leroy. who had been suffering from =
painful injury. tho result OF q blow from ball.
received in practice match on the Saturday
previous TO sailing. has fully recovered and
will be able to take part in the opening match
at Cambridge on Monday. when the Light
Rlue varsity team will be encountered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05

uIScIS$Ar,. Ohio. June The track At taionis
Ia dsy was very heavy and favoritns were BOWED
' srsc,ed 70 The course by he Cincinnati trophy
Paris. a nne looking colt from the stable Of Clay
Brothers. Pans led from star 70 nnlSh and won
~ a shoYt head from MAMMAL Ney, while Proceeds
nn,shrd third, half a length back. The owne,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
A.. Toronto.

TORONTO. juno 4-The feature OF the racing
to day a, Woodhine was the riding Of Jockey Johnny
DLy. Ne rode the Nrst two winners Of the day
mounts In the steeplechase. Hlgbie the odds on
fAvori,e, looked sure winner I'LL he fell In the
stretch.
First, Raee-slI tyrlonySs;.Plsntsge1et, u? q;
2, second: Ray.lmenl, 10! T Walsh. 40 to L. third
Time. i:i7. Jerry. MA1ettc and Lorne also ran
SECOND Race-five turl9nss-,Stormy,, 100 q
Dalyl, Q to S. won: Sailor Lad, 100 tM. Johnson,
5 10 l. second; Spint loo Munro. 80 to /, third.
Time. iOl,s Curnudgeon. Frank Somers. Black
'' Third d isaceesi"ney Stakes: one hnc and
ouarter-.Ayrshire lad. ~, Munro. to !; won;
Pronsal,!y NJ .Pekerins 10 , to l. T second fio
Fourth Race.sieenl!echase. about Two miles, miles.
IL" @HsSsn,. 20 to second: Golden Way is CSwal
weG. 10 to l.. third Time. isss. Hiehic King
Top and Fadadecn also ran.
Firth Rac..S'S fnr'ong: . n ~ Sins
second: Invasion, ils Castro so l. third Time
sixth Race-one mile and si1teenth-.Gn the
3Sei w 90; d'm0fs 10 scs 10 I iotroSe' 81 M
Johnson. 10 to /. third. Time. l:to'4. MsEentir.
Flara Frank Mckee. Lou Rcy. Honne. Molly Pey
ton. Fairy Tale. Aninos'y and Branch also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
s,c.m YACHT Colun,t,ta .Arri,c,.

The steam yacht Columbia. j. II. Lndea.
owner. arrived Yesterday morning from Port
Tampa md proceeded to Nixons yard. Eliza
bethport, \, j. for genera! o ~. ,ss,
cruise in West Indian waters. She is com.
handed by Capt Bond md carries crew ~
thirty men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Adsit Captain OF Princeton Athletes.

PRINCETON. " j., June AT meeting
OF the Princeton track team this evening.
Lynn NJ. Adsit. o. Of HornellsNille. \. Y"
was unanimously elected captain Of the team
for next year. Adsit has been OH the OranE"
the iutercollegiate meet last SATURDAY
Adsit corried on first place in the half-rni's
run.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
IL Band is the Smokers Protection
and Q half from Coruscato who was half .
dozen lengths before Semper Vivum The
IA

and . half from Coruscato who was half
dozen lengths before semper Vivum. The
time was i.46. ,
Operator was the. sure thing In the nth
event, for platers, at about six furlongs. and
he was backed from to to Q to 10, Opera
tor was never in danger and after towr0ping
Dean Swift, a 30 to shot. ran 10 to the place
with three lengths over Courtmaid
T. Hitchcock Jrs Jocund Was the real Zip
In the sixth race. for maiden two-year,ods,
at Ave. furlongs, and after he had bsen played
down from to TO to l.. favorite, he landed
the money in rafting style; BY three lengths;
in 1901. Tim Payne, third choice. coliared
the place money from Bronx, so TO !. by a
length, and a half W. G. Whitney's Destiny.
second choice, was Nowhere,
While Frank tarrells King Pepper opened
an even money favorite for the last race. ior
a trihe in the betting CLOSING at 10 to 10, while
q shrewd clique was hammerLns Young Henry
down from to to is toS. But Young Henry
vas f9r back in the ruck all the way I'd T xas
never headed. winning In a mild drive by
two lengths from Billy Barrtok,s Van Ness.
10 to 1. W. R, Condor was third. ruler
rode two winners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
stcepIechase Jockeys Coming Hero.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON, June %.--Percy. Herbert and
Woodland, steeplechase Jockeys. will sail for
New York next Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Reliance Leaves Newport for Ne Rochelle

NEWPORT. r. l.. June THE Cup defender
Reliance left Newport this morning for New
Rochelle in tow of the tender sunbeam. Mr.,
Ieelin had hoped to make an early start this
new sails on the run up the Sound, but it was
30 thick from fog and smoke that i was
o'clock the Sunbeam passed a line to the
Reliance which then proceeded under tow. >.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
A. 81. Louis.

ST. Louis June lady Strathmore, with Dale
up won the feature even, In handy style 10 day.
first R.ce-Sx furongs Tom Crabb lok WI
SOM. . to !. won; AranShS 100 l3onnerl. TO l.
Time. l:3O. Sthngiown. Ruben Rowett, Regatta:
Miss Dora, Tabananacah. Glen Bow. Madam and
second Receive furlongs-Ptpe Dream. ITO
(I,ooker) q to g. won; Matt Nadleigh. ITO kelly.
! 10 i, second; Bush Smith, 100 thIsgns,: 20 TO- l.
aud Ben Adkins also ran. 49,
Third Race-Six tnrlonGS 10! Carmack,:
Incidental iii (Bayiessl. 40 to 1, third; Time.
i:lgi: curd Gock. Katie Gibbons Bendsra
and Herodcs also ran,
Fourth Racc-Junr handicap: one mile and 20
yards-Lady Strathuorc. ll3 tDslc'. to !, won:
Pourauol Pas. % wilson; 10 to second pra,eer;
o. ffiiggins,. 10 t. third. Time. 1904. Joe
Doughty. Alice Turner. Jack Young. South Breeze.
Ftf,h Racc-SiI furongs-.Joe Goss. iis IL.
AUSTIN IS TO 5. won; The Black Scot! III noudGnl.
sto l. second: brown Vail 100 tWoln,. S TO ,. third:
rtne. iie. Zrl. Fanny Knox, fugurtha and
Peaches also ran.
Sixth Race-onc milo aud 20 yards Kunta. 1903
fBooker TO |, won; Kafnr. 100 u:arl. to o.. sec
ond: Golden Glitter, o. CWcickert. to I. third
Time. soia, Orris and Vrgle nor also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
subscriptions for Palma Troph, Team.

Gen. McCoskry Butts subscription of 500
to the Palma Rife Team fund was sent to
THE sun yesterday and forwarded to tho
treasurer Lieut.. Albert 4. Jones Passa'c. \. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
AUTOISTS IN IRELAND.
Ninton Owen and M0oers First on the
Ground for international Race.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun
DUBLIN, June ALE xander Winton OF
Cleveland Percy Owen of New York and
Louis p. Mooers. the Americans who are tn
compete in the international automobile race
newt month, arrived here to-day They are
the first of the contestants to arrive in Ireland.
Tie men Will go TO Kildare tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
s1vIkrH RACE.
Selling; for three-year.olds and upward; Seoo
Grayesend Entries for To-day.

Good start won driving: King Pepper. oh. g., s.
by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS owned BY Frank Farrell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05

hv ST FlOrian Esther Clcveland owned ny ISAAC
Frank
Tho Standard Stakes for three year odds and
inward; 5000 added: weight for age one mile
and half - , .,,,., M
u.no 4 49,. l28 .Michaels... - l-2 u
Af1capder, 1 Iss '3 pnGn, 10 Is 81
sunny SHORE g. ii? .McCuc. .iSo-i So-i
Time O:?5 is, Ot0 4-S. l02 1918, i:<O?- 700 2ss
'''' last mite In 1913 l.6.
Good start: won easily: Heno. br. C., ( by Fal-
setto or Henry Young-ouivcr: owned by W.
Ian Shatv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05

Iandicap: for three year Odds: 81 200 added: one
"'e'''e s.coNp RACE.
THIRD RACE

Time o:i2. 0.24 035 rs. i0l as.
Poor start; won driving: Jim Kelly. b. G.. J. By
Or. MacErtdc- Alabama: owned BY Y. y. Johes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-21

! Mr.-and Mrs. Mathis, Mr.. and Mrs.
W y. Merten, Mesdames Davis. Hie.
gins, Olson. Ray. Boner and Mis-,
Louie Thomas. Miss Zoe Engqrt and
Miss Carrie Cheatham went to okla.
homa City to attend the Rebekah
lodge meeting there. They viii remain
tomorrow, beiqg ten erred banquet
Thursday evening, returning 70 Guth.
rie Friday
Myron Boyle was at wichHa last
evening
James A. Kirkwood, president Of the
Anu-Horse Thief association in Okla.
homa, has gone TO Watonea to attend
The annual meeting of the association.
Miss Enie Lowell has returned from
IA trip to Oklahoma city
Secretary ard Mrs William Crimes
are expected TO return this week from
IA three weeks vacation spent I'm Ne.
braska
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-21
Much That Every Woman
Desires to Know
About SanatiVe AntiSep-
tic Cleansing
And about the Care Of the Skin,
Scalp, Hair and Hands.

Too much stress cannot be placed on
the great value Of Cullcura Soap, Olnt-
mcnt aud Resolvent in the antiseptic
cleansing Of the mucous surfaces and OF
the blood and circulating fluids, thus
ahordlng pure, sweet and economical
local aud constitutional treatment for
weakening ulceratlons, infammations,
itchings, irritatlons, relaxations, dis
placements, palms and irregularities
peculiar 20 females. HcncG the Cuti-
cura remedies have q wonderful iliu-
ence in restoring health, strength and
beauty Go weary women, who have
been prematurely aged and invalided
by these distressing ailmcuts, as well as
such sympathetic Affections as angmia,
chlorOsis, hysteria, nervousness and
debility.
Women from the very first have fully
appreciated the purity and sweetness,
the power 20 afford Immediate relief.
the certainty Of speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety aud great
economy which have made the Cuticura
remedies the standard skin cures aud
humour remedies of the ciyllizedworld.
Millions ~ Che women use Cutlcura
Soap, assisir by Cntcua Ointment.
for prgseryng, purifying and beaoti-
lying the s'u, for cleansing the scalp
OF crusts, So 11 aud dandruF, aud the
stopping OF failing hair, for sUftoriaE.
whitening ana soothing red, rough and
sore hands, for annoying irritatlons,
and lucrative weaknesses, and for
many sanative, antiseptlc purposes
which readily suggest themselves, as
well as for all the purposes Of the toilet,
bath and nursery.
Sold throughout the world Cuuoura Rssolveni 5Dc III,
totn % Chocolate Coated ria per vial Of co., Oint-
ment toc.' so!n -, perois London. u rharieIhausa
Sql fsrs Hue de le falxi Boston, ~ Columbus Ave.
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~ Send for A Book for Women"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. c. Nickle and y. f. Miller are
streator. H., visitors in the city.
w II. Coyle returned today from a
territorial trip.
ss. d. shaae is Winfield guest at
thz Elks.
Herbert p Sands Of Washington.
d. C., was in the city today.
Postmaster Marsh Lambert Of New
kirk, is in lie city
Attorney Fernandes. editor Of the
Oklahoma Law Journal was in the
city today from saltwater
Deputy Marshal Warren Bennett of
Pawhuska. was here today.
Attorney J r. Cottingham is in TT
Worth and Dallas on legal business.
Mrs. A. D. Cottingham 1899 War
wick boulevard, will give a 10 o'clock
luncheon tomorrow at the Driving
lclub for Mrs j. r. Cottinghamt of
Guthrie, Okla. who is her guest for
the horse show. Miss May
Rails win give a theatre party at the
Willis Wood, Saturday for Mrs. J. r.
ICottingham. Mrs. NJ. H..
Griffith will give a theatre party
Thursday for Mrs John b. Bush and
Mrs j. r. Coungham kansas City
Star
Mrs. j r Huggins has returned
from trip to Illinois
Deputy Marshal Sanford is here
from Lawton
Miss Mary Farenbach of Millers-
burg Ohio. arrived in the city last
svening and is guest at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Olsmith. Miss
Farenbach IS returning from q trip
ito Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Judge J. j. Pancoast left on the
Choctaw for Memphis Tenn to at,
tend the great races at that place this
week -Alva Pioneer
United states Marshal w. ID Eos
nott came TO Kingnsher from Guthrie
Sunday in charge of John Logan CON
victed of selling liouor to Indians and
Roger Dixon, convicted here of cash
ing an appropriating a postoffice
money order belonging TO another per-
son. Logan goes to the pen for eigh-
teen months Dixon for three years.
They left on the p. m. train for the
federal jail at Leavenworth.--King
fisher Star
County Clerk j. F. Burns went to
Guthrie today, taking with him the
$21 900 county bonds to be registered
in the office of the territorial auditor.
-Kinghsher Star
A. j Bell OF Pleasanton, Kas., was
in the city yesterday, returning from a
"trip TO Mexico where he had gone to
investigate some agricultural lands
i'm the state OF Nuevo Laredo There
was q proposition 20 invest in several
Thousand acres Of the land near The
coast said Mr. Bal and the people
who We're Interested in the syndicate
have bad me examine tho lam Qnd
report } dc not think @ great deal of
tine plan. It is too different from Kan
lsas 70 become good proposition for
Ia Kansas farmer / would recommend
ithat they invest IN Texas land.
where il is sun cheap, instead The
opportunities seem TO me 10 be much
better
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-21
MR.. J. }. NELSON
Says the Dishes are Hsndsome.

This week F, f. Houghton, the
West Guthrie merchant, delivered TO
Mr ]. ]. Nelson, exregister of deeds,
a set Of our han some hand decorated
dishes. Mr. Nelson guess was No. 2.
The dishes consisted Of a AZ piece Ia
Bile set and are given away by us 70
users of Silver and Gold, Perfection
and Velvet -four made in Guthrie, l.
S A. f. e. Houghton is called the
big merchant Of West Guthrie, be-
cause he has the largest store over
there, and because ne carries every
thing in stock that a person could want
to wear or eat The amount Of our
-four sold by Mr. Houghton since we
began giving away these dinner sets
would more than fiji a large box car. Mr.
George Owens, the manager for Mr..
Houghton, says that four-ffths of the
-four trade is the product Of the Moaei
Roller Mills for three reasons. First.
the -four is the best that can be made.
Seconl, the -four is made in Guthrie
by a strictly nome institution Third.
for the reason that our clerks are in
structed 10 recommend azd sell Guth-
RE products
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-21
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.
a NJ. Mecearmott Company Open
Offices ia Anderson Birek.

The A NJ McDearmou Commission
CO. OF Kansas City, have openei a
branch office in the Anderson block
mo West Oklahoma avenue. upstairs
vith Mr. W. 3 Appleman of Chicago
e1 manager
This company formerly did business
through Mr. A. E johnson and are
therefore not unknown 60 the people
Of Guthrie. They are highly recon-
monded by all of the Kansas city
banks. the commercial agencies and
local banks
Air. Applemau win Keep ON nie a
lull line OF grain provisions. cotton
and stock gossip for the benefit of
tradsrs also hos in hls office one Of
tho fastest continuous quotation wires
n thi section
q travelling representative of the
hrm has been here several days m
ting up the suite Of offices AMI he r3ld
Ia Leader man that he spared no ex-
pense in furnishing his branch office.
lin true Metropolitan style
Mail confrmatOn OF trades win be
sent direct to the buyer or seller.
r. CCrosswhite was here from Enid
today.