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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabies Spot
5000 receipts 5000, an American: middiing upiands
sesdy net points iisSe NOSebeS o Esd ese
Tsg Ssd
April-Aay 530d Aay-June, June-July JulyAugust,
5S1. Administrations very arm; cloths in good de-
flour AND MEAI1-rhe wheat break yesterday ef
.eS5sey eneGsG Se2t0ns in the aoST trade Quote
sts So @5asS IS Winter sfaIshts $ soaS5 5o spng
So winter 3 cos8 So winter w PATENTS 50 1886 g saSs I'VE I'VE
to extra SsS hs 70 fH0 s. t HSS % 9aGse
quoted at y leas2 Is per 100 10. coRNMEAL steady;
White and ye Ia 81 4S coarse Coarse
;sliS54 . %ss9ssa iT1s 9aas
city Bran u r na E s2 b.s October sd
c SS a sS2 Sc 5s'ks b md s n sSg red os hGn
GRAIN-wHEAT- number OF important lines of
ana save way ali along the line Closing here
weakness than Nay Fractoaiy eli the neWs Was
Their main hopes testing ana on bulls stood Little chance
by ny ad Gy b ~eass in Only on one or two
and then the upurn was only matter Of about half
undertone Of InolGdsd among eaTly depressing
o points q &c f bushs at lpa Bada
compared With s2 cars Week ana Shipments Of prae
ticaly 6o0OOoo bush from Russia for the week Total
llLooS bush or 1000 eco bush more than the previous
BUSH decrease 26s65o bush st year gave
We're notably weak ana the Southwest receipts proved
Stock Of Wheat Was reperted s to be IA bush a 9a
than the previous or week Leading bulls showed little
looking for further declines before working any
te1al change from present weakness The cash market
81 1873 choioei Nc Northern Duluth, 81 s23s No
wheat heavness was very firm ali day
and apparently wanted by cash Chicago be-
sides which the decrease 39 bush in the visible
helped strengthen market, it being somewhat
than eXnected The interior movement only
29l 600 bush against I0sooo bush last
little the market all day,
West seemed disposed TO take profits grain sold
here and loads Final prices in market
showed change from Saturday. the depart
steady, with final prices follows: No
corn 5sc elevator and 599sc b. aaoat; No. . white
605sc and No. 2 yellow. $3.50 + b. ahoat OATS
The market followed corn rather wheat and
steady ell DAY. closing about Satur-
day 1he cash market here was also steady the
white S0aS2 n, S5sq37c and clipped White S6a40 ID
$Ig59i4c RYE-Nominal BARLEY-Market steady
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READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. X
Liberty street and south Ferry tt.me from south
=. cry ave nlli.-.es earlier --tly.l-
E<ASION, BEIHLEHE3I. ALIENTOVN AND 1IAUCH
nINh-ziyg 1f-i5 Ea5rou only}. s. ia. j 20
So 30 t-4e Easton cnly) B. Sundays. z425
WILkEsBAERE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. s.1y a n
LAs.ENoOD. LAKEHJ KSE. TONS RIVER AND
nARNEtEAl--z4et- $50 q. $50, 4-I.
lakewood and Lakehurst only. SEQ sundays.
ATLANTIC CITY-ss 50 a. u- $50 o. m
NlNELAND AND BREDGEToS-szf0 a. II. s7l.3O
L0NG BRANCH ASBCRE PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
FONT PLEASANT, AND SEs~HORE POINTS
iiI.Su =. m Sunday. except OceaH Grove. 800
ATLANTIC HLDs- sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH
BSH. EAST LONG Bfl&2,CH- $50. lI.35 a. m
PHILADELPHIA GRADING TERMTNAI9-sic-
100 1900, e3uu. 1000. TI1O0 a T12-uU. FLc0
$50 = CO. f3O0 'i0O 750o. 7d o. tI20 $500. 5000
PATH AND CHESTNUT STEEETS-S425 $500. $1,000.
1900 M. 200. r't0o. '6u3 ZOO 80 Is ?. m.
BAITMORE AND WAsH5NGTON-s01. 1000.
- 90, 100, 400, 5 90. 900, sl2l5
" tAIIAMSPORr- 100. fc5. IS 20, .791o G9oo.
lluO o. Reading ,uy1. .SLNO, sl 90 200 p. m
Reading Fo-tsvtIle. Harrisburg 1riy, T+t1 1000
- rom Liberty street olly -ia--y- TDaly- except
Offices. Liberty Ferry. Ferry. HOUSE,.
26l 45t. 1900 1885, Broadway 1~2 -th Az. - Union
Square West l53 East l25-l -5j West l-5th AS
St Brooklyn; 800 I-cadvay. WIiiaHlsturg- New YORK
Transfer Co calls Tor and checks baggage d-1at7n-
W. @. FESLER. NJ BURT
Vice Pres. and Gen MGR Gen Pas-'r AGENT
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for rosn hrm and quite active IN the
line OF obblng with 20 good strained
quoted e0aS2 90 Spirits turpentine was wsAH at
b5e machine made barrels Tar was STEADY 20 Hfh
We quote: AL,. ..,l
Q55c
TAR-S4 75aS4 50 .o..oo- -
IS oSgss 10; T. So I0gs5 l6 G. IS O5gfS 90 H. 50 2o9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
THE ELelN BUTTER MARKET.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
FIgn H. Oct. s1.-Butter advanced 1izc pound or
the Board Of Trade to-day being quoted arm at 23c
Sale in week 663, 600 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR weak
WHEAT No 2 spring - 1cq$1 49, No 3, 81 1Sia 10 ,
OATS. No ?. 29c No white. SIaS1lzc: No white si
30iac; RYE, No 2. I9zc BARLEY. good feeding 81 zc
fair 70 choice mating 42g32r F1ANSEED. No l. 81 o.;
No Northwestern. 81 Ia Glow En-
Sl2 10 MESS PORK per biol. $40 Q1gS11; LARD per
100 10 g o23GxT g CUT MEATS-short rib sides
Go 20 - QS'; snort clear sides boxed SI6S7 %
WHlSkEN, basis Of high wines 81 a. the Produce
Exchange today: BUTTER firm: creameries. I5G22zc:
diaries I52giStzc. EGGS hrm; at mark, in
24c CHEESE easy IO]. aI6'5c.
Duluth. oct. 31.-wHEAT. No I hard. 81 1874 No
81 I1& May. 81 1214
Mtwaukee. oct, Sl:-wEE4r-No Northern. 81 1s
No Northern. 81 lOGSl -. May. 81 los. RYE-No
g. 56G5sc May. 454 asked.
Minneapolis Oct. Sl-wTIEAT. December. 81 1850
81 1874 May 81 1872 July 81 12lz No hard. 81 IL
FTOUR-Frs; patents 81 25s6 80: second patents IS 10
gS6 ~: clears 81 4O9S4 5O S3BS3
Bran in bulk. so.
Philadelphia, oct 3l-WHEAT iac Iowen contract
grade November. 81 1881 131s- CORN steady Ncvem-
81 y 936c; white clipped. 3C9e. FLOUR and
IOc per lower: super 50 1884 d. extras
1O9$4 80 Pennsylvania roller clear s. l5aS s. DO
straight 80 $3.50 So Western winter clear s. 2FSJ
clears s. 90aS5 10: do straight s. 90FS6 = DO
patent 60 -ue 49, L = o'S!'s 90 60 - "
go earn Grsts ana Western frsts 2s6as AZ MAJ
a. Recspts-Fiour 400 barrels and 2s5 eco pounds
IA 200 bushels shipments-Wheat. 4eGO bushels: corn
4 100 bushels: oats. s.40O bushels.
ST. Louis Oct 81 ;3swHEAT. No cash elevator
hard 81 icGS1 - CoRN-No 2 cesh Sc; December.
her A,c; No white. 81 s.ad2t=c-
Toledo slC1over seed. cash and october. s. 80.
prime timothy. 81 27h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01

RIO $500 exchange y lied; TeceiRts. 1000 bags
shipments fT the United States 10000 bags shipments
fer Europe, 1000 bags; stock IA 600 bags sautos-
Soe market quiet good Santos $500; receipts
1900 bags: stock. 1885 600 bags. Hamburg-Cofee
market opened UNCHANGED; 2:30 was net l4ql5
franc lower sales 1900 bags Havre-Cofee market
opened quiet = franc lower at u unchanged. al
2 m November unchanged: other months declined 4
frarc al $50 unchanged total sales IS GOO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Oct sI-FLOUR quiet: fancy blended patent
SO 10: fancy spring patent winter family aent
So 20; winter pastry, So bakers spring IS go
unsettled No northern car loads 81 Igs winter. Moth
No white 34c: No mixed. sc. BARIEY-Western
T. 4595s]sc. Canal freghts steady; wheat. 3%c 10
New-Tork.
Chicago Oct s1-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01

would be reduced But Mr. Icht rearrms his estimate
market 4l4c Of test centrifugal SAC for
% test muscovado. and Sac test oasses sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
LaCkaWanna Rail

LaCkaWanRa RAILROAD.
New York foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
tSCG A M--For BirEhaIaton ana syracuse
30 90 A h--FCr Buffalo. Chicago and s. Louis
$40 p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago
fA00 z. M---FOr Scranton ard Plymouth
'S 90 +. M---For Buffalo ana Chicago
'S As p M---For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
80 90 A. M--FOr ChicagO-Sleepers open p u
Tickets 80. 1IS3 1885 8-oad y Y; So
Fulton St brooklyn "Daiy- FEccvpt Sunday.
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The Etsstioal position Of Brazilian coffee IS as Follows


coTToN-The third insJalrnsnt Of the gnners report
was lssea az noon and received bearsh INTERPRETATION
sl1gl US showing vas just about might have been
ISea owing 70 the location figures reported for
S21htes contained IN previous REPORTS Briefly stared
re report shows that the 65S counties SO Far suyssgsd
FAC gned UP 10 October Is 20 per cent more
h IaA me same counties last year. owing N he fac
"a re ma report Viii contain stil greater rronCr
o OF cotles IN the southern portions of the bell these
.s-les VIII PROBABLY b. increased 81 the Anal sstsron
- ne completed returns should show the Increase al
pFeseHt IH1ieate1 Il would that sborr 600 OO6
ee o. cotton were glnned this year against IA 600
So year ago Toe report. while exertng bearfsb
I .e.lCt on sentiment had evidently been pretty well
N2EElIg down a few points rallied silently a. -.
seacy Fl the close The opening was stsa5xS ava
Der tnaR cue on The cables. November s+er+e5
I niger oter months 1q2 points lower The weatbA-
- so- 81 ne receipts promised large hut
st..S "oLhlik or 2 Few points the market ralliei -
SO OseI ire cosing figures Of Saturday when tbars
80 Fthe"al a lower Wall Street pressure and ~
---ay ne market about cas- points iover r..
- SIS r2rt was Issued this level srd r9rfces go
-. 4I-olleT or points toward the cosa sr1---
y i-slef-a-ize q extent promoted ,e~ts-s
- eIsaraaces. which
is1ee+' - iSe market rallied points from ne
1870, 80 N4a tone steady az net loss If ea7Jo
fecelTt s 9 were estimated 10000 bales The he
80. 90, ceeFances FOR the dav ware zv,YatreS
~ ne TACT that It the last dsZ fa- Oc,'oLe No
srg otrt ne estifnsted receipts for toror-s's led
- - were smaller the average and =, sser-s
beer re H-IAre 20 oeartshly years a bss
= case since the opening Of the % iI99
Was as follows; " me ''ea! aiket to-cay
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~ % IS s59s3 4o X 81: NJ 81 45as4 so: N. 81 roo
- 20; w G. SIS. and W W. IS 1905 35-

Savannah Oct 31.-TURPENTINE firm. 51c; receipts
tet obs; sales 234 ROSIN firm; receipts 1890 sales
10 sSsg 70: exports 1897 quote: B. C. 81 60; 81 e5;
81 %; N 81 so; w G. 81 IS: W w. IS.
ing doing
4, Wilmington. Oct. s1-sPIRrTs TURPENTINE-Noth-
ing doing receipts. Is casks RoSIN hr1n. 81 as
SSRts l6 bills TAR firm 81 60 receipts, 90 bbs CRUDE
bbls. ' - - " $500 " - ''E'-' 80
dLSSqndon Oct H.-TURPENTINSE- Spirits. sss 7tid
ffOS1N-Anerican strained. SIS: fine, lis Cd.
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Railroads.


PEN NSYLVANIA
RAILR DAD.
The ONLY FouR-TRA-& LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
tASMn p Ss e VEST STREET
e.a
FOR THE WEST.
.a's5 A. M-cHICAGo SPECIAL.
i'@' a. "'-THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-2s
: as M M-GGHH5SSe9 LOUIS EXPRESS
SIS +: M.- SH sh9 sRs EEx xPREss
.s sss +. MM--e,4ASSTEIc ExPREss
wv N'"'-PITTSBURG SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
S Pass ssS. ssss .sss. '4oss 1a2s .1ass so
s25 Congressional Linited''). g IS '4.25, Ass.
s.s,s S% consies. sion LIN Lnitd iGS.
soSS 5I RA al n 1sss n 4as m 1s,o
Adda ail9 COAST LINE-s2s a. m and sss p. m
sSdA siiS AIR LINE-12z5 D. m. and 1:ro a m
NSd aiiy! AND WESTERN RAILwAY-s25 p. IN
days as IKE 81 OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a m week
S0 a:e OLD P6I%T conFoRr and NoREoLK-7ss m
sunds T!C eITY -0d5 ard . So p m weekdays
lone NS l, IL % m.
SundavsSSE t+SCh ASBURY PARK North Asbury PARK
425 (excepf 10 ONT Pleasant 500 a m. l@22' 80
SundsvS Long Branch. and ass p. m weekdays
H'S' 30 a. m and 455 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
': :iosS IS IJ'S SIS sos .e2s .i955 a9S ''i9 =
$50 fq 40 4SS ('t465 North philadelphia only
onS 10" 100 20. 25 (9.55 for North Phlladei ma
s755 o. % e Y 10 nght weekdays sundays :, - 95
sTSt 100 1925. 355 '425 ('f455 for North Phia-
Nntth p1ny = IS. 555, 655 755. SIS % t9oS Tor
sDiri. Philadelphia only 2. m. L. 10 night
1Dlnins Car 4Elxtra-fare train
Aicket offices. Nos 1881 Broadway; lS2
2atb ten3e theow sd ST.; 2G3 Fifth Avenue corner
sd Astor House. and stations named ABOVE
DOoAlyh Court street $50 Fulton Street, 800 Broad
ETay anu pennsylvania Annex Station The New 1o-b
trIeF company will call check baggage from
hotels ana residences through To destination
Service "
w ". ATEERBURY ] r WOOD.
General Manager Passr Traffic Manager
GEO ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
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Wheat

Lecelps OF breadstuTs at interior points thousands
rs follows: ~ ON'S' cram ousi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-27

A YOUNG GIRLS THOUGHTS
0ftenumes turn musicward. The QueS
ion IS, Nhat instrument shall learn
70 play! Nothing better than one OF
our Pianos. which we are selling a.
low figures you can purchase on cas-,
monthly payments Years Of eKpeH
enoe has enabled the makers TO pro
luce piano OF unsurpassed WORE
alanship and quality OF zone. The Pop
lection OF mechanism for making
melody
We will sell you on easy paymn1ts
Write for full information If you saa-
swer this ad. We will send sOa .
copy Of the Nations Home songs trOa
containing the following words aas
music.
CONTENTS.
America,
star spansled Banner,
Red, White and Blue,
Yankee Doodle,
old Folks at Horne,
Annie Laurie,
Aud Lang SaYne,
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Lead, KINDLY Light
Rock Of Ages,
In NY Old Kentucky Home
Write your name and address Dlainh'
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{. H. KNAUSS
IO4 Harrison Avenue
Phone 362

First published In the Daily Leader
September p 1904)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan CouH
ty, IS.
Notice is hereby given that
b r Herbert
has this day fled in the office Of the
County Clerk. IN and for said County
his petition. asking that a license b
Granted him 10 sell az retail, malt
splrltuous aud vlnous liquors on
Int ~ block 29 Fourth ward
Guthrie o IT, ia said County and
Territory
n no protest be filed on or befaf
Octcler g. 1924
hia petition will be granted am
license issued
Witness my hans and the seal O.
said County hereto Affixed hi
2ls' day of September 1904
CsEAL)
I. J. c. Johnson.
County CLERK.
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How Another Sufferer Was Cured.

~DEAR Mrs PMKHAM-I cannot Praise your wonderful remedies
good than all the
last eight years and suffered with female troubles
very weak could do houewor also had nervous pros
would whole
My neighbors thought could thanks
medicine, feel like different
feel very grateful you and will recommend Lydia T. Pink
Vegetable all 1t has been years
had the last spell of nervous posnton only weighed ninety
hundred
consider your Vegetable Compound the finest remedy made
Thanking benefit medicine
remai Mrs III FARMER 2909 Elliott Ave, St Louis Mo-
Pinkham's sick
experience, and has helped muttudes OF women.
n e. CO..
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Put into your bin with no in
convenience or annoyance to you.
Bin filed up with clean, honest
roal, all ready to last half the
winter
Orders filled in Summer are apt
- be just a little bit better az
tended too-if that's possiole-for
for / am not quite SO busy at that
time.
Any time you want an honest
measure of honest coal, come 20
v. f. CheadIe. Phone 8.
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IN Praise Of chsmberlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Oiarrhoea Remedy

In Praise Of chsm0erlain's Collie,
Cholera and 0iarrhoea Remedy
ALLOW me 10 give YOU few words
IN praise Of Chamherlain's Collie
Cholera AID D'arrhoea Remedy" says
MI John Hamiett Of Eagle Pass Tex,
Il suffered one week With bowel
troutie and tooi, III kinds of mepi-
cine without getting any relief when
my friend Mi c. Johnson, a mer-
chant here, advised NE to take his
remedy After taking one dose felt
greatly ref"ye,i and when hal taken
the third dose entirely cured thank
you IRON rhe bottom Of my hear for
putting this ereat remedy in the
hapda NJ mankind For sale by J. N.
Wallace.
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aud take notice that

aud take notice that
MR w s MEILcAREK
a practical gansnith ana maehaist
Of IS years experience in the old oour
try and iyears in the best shops Of
this country has located here ana IS
in charge Of the olsmah arms 60
shsp Mr. Meilcarek is ,ho,oaghly
competent aud is prepared to 20 work
on Guns. Pistola. Typeprters Cash
Regtgters Surgical INSTRUMENTS etc.
in a uanne- that can cot be appraaes
ed by any workman now in this coua.
Try
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sometl,lae Of a Torrent.

Young Wce (sobblng)-I will not be
quiet! Before we were married you
said had a charming dow of Ian
guage. Young Husband-And SO you
have. dear II not only dows, bui
dashes, leaps. bounds, roars. goes over
cataraots ami mill sluiees, and there Is
an occasional waterspout as we'll
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90 Farners

a new monthly illustrated farm
jourual-"The Earth Tells Of lie
in the Great Southwest country--Ok
lahoma. Texas, New Mexico CAD
fornla-the Industries and opportuni
ues there. Write today for sample
copy One years subscription, ? c's,
Address. The Earth. liis Railway "a
grange. Chicago.
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Efle Dust engagedi- What do you
think Edwin said last night? Tnat II
he had 10 choose either me or $1,000
be wouldn't even look at the money
May Cstlll waitlagl Dear, loyal fellow!
I suppose he wouldn't Ike TO risk the
temptation.
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Perdita-It doesn't matter n this Is
the third installment Of The storz The
synopsis Is printed, telling how the
hrst chapters went, so yoa can start
reading IL from here. Penelope Yes
but how stupid OF them not 20 have
the synopsis tell how it ends.
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Money said Uncle Eben, sis what
makes De mare 90. but sometimes IL
wants sensible driver to prevent
somebody rum gitun' throwed hahd.
Baltimore American.
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To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal tr04-
6les, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm Ia
liquid form, which will be known as Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
ieinal properties Of the solid preparation.
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only been a few weeks since some go
their necks broken in the roli Zeal
arena And think It is only a few
weeks until the entire Republican
ticket VIII get ther heads. neoks,
arms and every bone Of he body frac-
med
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Nasal CataFrn qacHiy yeas 70 Jreat-
ment by Elys Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic It is received through the
nostriis, oleanses an2 heals the whole sur
taoe over which it diffuses itself. Druggists
sell the SOC. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment
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(First published in the Daily Leader
September 13, l904)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan Colm'

Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan Cotm'
~. ss
Notice is hereby given that
E w. Clark
has this day filed in the Office Of the
County Clerk. In and for said COunty.
his petition, asking that license be-
granted hin, to sell at retail malt
spirituous and yinous liquors on
Lots 2s and 20 block 55, Fifth ward
City Of Guthrie. in said County and
Territory
II no protest be filed on or before
September q, 1904.
his petition will be granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said County hereto AFFIXED this
12h day Of September. 1904
(sEAL.l ki
NJ. J. c. johnson,
County Clerk.
BY ] n Burnett. Deputy
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The new gas plant will soon be
running full time It is a great enter
prise for Guthrie and should be liber-
ally oatronized.
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nicely written article. He thinks that
every township Of four districts should
combine sn form graded school
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OLSMITH ARMS co.

A writer in the Glencoe Mirror Of
last weeks issus brings out me ques-
ton Of gradei country schools In a
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female troubles.

@DEAR Mrs PNKHAM:I conscentousy Lydia T
Pinhams Vegetable Compound those suffering with
weakness the troubles which befa suf
months with that had
hard work TO keep had shooting palms, and ey miserable
distress advised Pinkhsms Vegetable
Compound and was red letter day me when took the first dose
restoration began changed
woman perfectly we every respect felt ed and happy that
1wana women who lir to get well as GUlLA CANNON
35S Jones St, Detroit Mh Amateur Art Association
clearly young letter that Lydia F.
Pnhams Vegetable certainly the ufferngs
letter is
of the which continually
Pink
hams absolute all kinds
ills
TO S %
Vegetable medicine ills
N 70 m
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Daily Leader 10 cents . week deliv-
cred every day except sunday Car.
riers collect weekly
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Rualness onnoltunltIea.

TWu well established and paying
business propositions 20 trade for real
estate Can a. once
r. a. oafirey,
Guthrie okla.
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Three people Lad their arms brokea
in P~yss county last week It has
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A. FLYING Ia VANS 4
The Most Sensational Aerial dymnasts
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6 -GARDNER FAMILY
heros OF the High Horizontal Bars
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s GRACEFUL GROTHS Q
Most Remarkable contortlonlsts EKtant
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5-MARVELoUs sELFoRDs-5
The Worlds Greatest AcrObats

MELN0TTE. LA MOLE and MELNcTfS
RurOpes Premier Comedy High Wis
Artists
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Grand Gold differing Street Parade
at 1890 a. m.
One Ticket Admits You 20 Everything
Adults soc. childreA 2s$
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3 MCDONALD BROS. 3
The Foremost Trick Cyclists
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N. DAKOTAN
FOUND DEAD.
GUIDO Won STEINWEHR A
VICTIM OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE


Minneapolis, May 25 Baron Guido
Won Stenwehr, owner Of large farm
at Hillsboro, N. d., was found dead in
his room at the Rogers Hotel last
night. Death was due to Bright's
disease. The deceased and his brother,
Count W. von SteirWehr, have large
real estate interests in North Dakota
They operate a big farm at Kelso iii
Trail County and own large tracts Of
land on the Missouri slope. The baron
spent the summers on the farm and il,
Minneapolis and the winters in Cin-
cinnati and in. the south. The brother
of the deceased was in Fargo and was
notified of the death. ID Z
The deceased was about 42 years of
age. He is survived by two daughters
and brother in this country and a
mother and three sisters, who live in
Berlin. The burial will probably occur
Fat Minneapolis for the present. The
father is buried at Albany, N. Y. &
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ALABAMA EMOCRATS.

Montgomery, Ala, May 25.-In adj
dition to formally nominating the can
sdidates chosen for state offices at the
general primary last month the demo-
cratic state convention in session here
today will choose delegates to the ma
.tional convention at ST. Louis. While
considerable Parker talk is heard
among the delegates there appears to
be predoninating sentiment i'll favor
of sending an uninstructed delegation
to the national conventions