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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-21
SOCIETY ON THE A
Miss Nellie Durham Gives a Dance.
Bowling Party at the Scashore
Hotel

Miss Nellie Durham, who has sew
~eral scnoO, friends visiting her at her
fathers cottage ON Wrigntsville Sound
last night gave a delightful dance in
their honor, invitations having been
sent TO many of the younger society
people III town and to several OF the
visitors TO the beach.
The dance was given at Lumina, and
music was furnished by the regular
orchestra there. The evening was de-
clared to be one "a pleasure.
Messrs. Thomas III. Wright and
Thomas B. Willard gave a bowling
party at the Seashore hotel last night,
complimentary to several OF b visit
ing young ladies at the beach.
After bowling for several hours the
party repaired to the hotel ball room,
where dancing was INDUCED in for
the rest of the evening.
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Interior

Houston steady at 10A: net receipts
s.e17 bales.
Augusta firm at 1904. net receipts
$40 bales.
Memphis steady at 10A; net receipts
I7e bales.
st. Louis steady at 10A: net receipts
geo IIales.
Cincinnati quiet: net receipts los
bales.
Louisville quiet at 1oA.
Total today: net receipts. S.1O4
bales: gross receipts 10,193 bales;
shipments 1.154 bales: sales 5.501
bales: stocks 96.992 bales.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-21
Tom DixOn's Book Grammatical

Thomas Dixon, Jr., has completed
the Naturalization based on his two
novels, 1.-The Clansman" and The Leo
pard's Spots. The play which, will
bear the title of the first mentioned
book, will have its first presentation in
Norfolk, Va, on Thursday, September
p. After a tour of the principal cities
Of he South, 1.-THE Clansman' will be
taken to New York city for d run that
is expected to last during the remain
der Of the season. Indefinite time at
two Broadway playhouses has already
been offered to Manager George H.
Brennan.
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ARRESTED ON THE SOUND
Negro. NAN Charged With Eoreibfc'
Trespass AMI ASSAULT Witt, Deadly
WcanOn.

Constable Savage yesterday brought
up from the Sound a negro charged
with forcible tresDass, and assault With
a deadly Weapon. The negro's name
is Ed. Suggs and the warrant was
sworn out by Frank Hills. a neignbot
of Suggs, both OF whom live about
three miles, from Wrightsvifle station
The negroes had been OF bad terms
for some time, but immediate trouble
grew out of an argument concerning
hunting. on. certain lands
Suggs was placed under a bond OF
s25 for each. offense, and this was Civ
en- by Mr.. S.. A. SehlOss~ Tke trial Will
be held before Justice Furlong this
morning.
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AN ATTACHMENT SERVED
Atlanta TsNnk Brings Action Against
the darlington rust Company.

An attachment was yesterday served
on the Atlantic National Bank here for
any balance that may be due by that
bank to the Darlington Trust Co..
which institution was recently placed
in the hands of Il receiver.
The papers were issued through the
clerk Of the Superior court, by the
Third National Bank of Atlanta. When
the Darlington company failed it was
indebted to the Atlanta bank in the
sum of $1,000 and the Atlanta Bank
has since learned that the Atlantic Ma
tional Bank, of this city. had certain
securities Of the Darlington bank on
land, the amount of which is not
STATED.
Tie matter will come up at the term
of Superior court which meets here
next week.
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MISS, SABLE JONES IN SOCIETY
Party Given by Mr.. AMI
Mrs, Pembroke Zones at Ncvysu@f.

The New York World of Tuesday has
the following account of the coming
-out party in honor of Miss Sadie Jones
Newport, July 1.-THE social event
today was the eeming-out party giren
by Mr.. ana Mrs. Pembroke Jones for
their, daughter, Miss Sadie Jones, at
Inchiquin villa. One hundred guests
were present. The centerpiece in the
drawing room VS. a miniature auto
mobile made of candies and fromswhi:l
the ices were served. Tonight the Did
er friends of the family were entertain
ed at dinner on the steam yacht Narada
by MIR. and Mrs. Jones, with a sail up
Narragansett Bay.
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DAILY COTTON MARKED
Port Movement.

Galveston steady at 10B: net re-
ce;DtS 5.S01 bales.
New Orleans firm at 1915: not re-
Ce,pts SPA bales.
M.'bile quiet at 10A: net receipts
7GS bales \
Savannah quiet at 10H: net reeeiuts
2,S52 bales.
Charleston quiet at 19k: net receipts
sac bales.
. Wilrnilioton nominal: net receipts
542 halse.
Norfolk firm at 1919: net receipts
1.54S bales.
Baltimore nominal at IL.
Ecston quiet at IL.
Philadeiphia steady at 11.35
New York. July 19.-New York
steady at lilo: gross receipts G.044
tales: stocks 140.1S3 bales: export to
Great Britain 1853 bales.
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.i,...E.JF'fS AND EXPORTS.

New York. July 19.-Total today. at
all ports. Net receipts 1852 bales:
exports to Great Britain 1852 bales,
stocks 427.351 bales.
Consolidated at all ports. Net re-
ceipts 63.!94 bales: export to Great
Britain $3.50 bales: exports to France
4.6 bales: exports to. the Continent
$500 bales: exports to Mexico 100
Eaies.
Total since September. LIST. at all
ports. Net receiEts 9.S22.1 03 bales;
exports to Great Britain 3.S63.721
bales: EXPORTS to France. SOS.108 bales:
exports to the Continent 3.120.35!
tales: exports to Japan. 307.24S bales.
Y orts to Mexico $685. bales
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SUES WIFI.
Eascs His Claims Upon an Antc-nup-
tiaI Contract and BonG-Wire Con-
tends hat Contract and Rond Were
AttaisN.d by Eraud.

Edinburg, July 19.-Singular docu-
merits were submitted today in the.
suit of Nathan;e Gibbs Ingraham,t
formerly Of New York, against his wife
formerly Edyth Newcomb Ward. row
.pendiL-S Before the court here. MIR.
tInsraham asks that his wife be order
ed to carry out their ante-nuptial set
tlement under which he claims be Is
entitled to $1,000 a year and also
claims $4,000 a cal by virtue Of a
bond granted in mis- favor. The wife
contends that the contract and BOND
were obtained by fraud. She alleges
that after her separation from her first
husband, the plaintiff induced her, by
various insidious devices like fortuae
telling to institute the divorce againsL
Ward and also induced her husband 70
consent to the proceedings. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ward were divorced i'm 1903 anG
Mrs. Ward then married Ingraham. Be
fore the marriage Mrs. Ward says she
was taken to a lawyers office and m
duced TO sign an ante-nuptial sett."-
ment contract without reading the pa
pers or knowing what they c~ointainci
The plaintiff says the defendant prof
fered marriage 20 him first and he de-
elined but afterwards consented L.
vlease her as she was in poor health.
Mrs. Ward was Miss Edyth Newcomb
of Kentucky, daughter Of II. Nictrr
Newcomb at one time an important
factor in Wall street.
Mr.. Ingraham is a grandson of JUS
tice Ingraham OF the Supreme court OF
the city Of New York.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

Wednesday. July ID.
CoTTCN-Nominal.
Receipts OF cotton today-ss2
bales.
Receipts OF the season to date
2.3.232 bales
Receipts same DAY last ycar-1s
bales.
Receipts last season to same date
NAVAL STORES.
SPIRITS OF TuRPENTINE-
$50 bid.
E-cSIN-$3.o0.
TAR-$2.u0 bid.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Frm: hard
$3.50: dip S4.I5: virgin $40.
RECEIPTS TODAY.
ZIG casks of spirits ~turpentine.
297 barrels rosin.
/ tarrel TAI
Ill barrels crude ~turpentins
HECEIPTS SAME DAY LAST YEAR
20 casks of spirits turpentine.
ioG haIrels resin.
S barrels tar.
lis barrels Grade turpentine.
PRODUCE.
ErTTER-27 to SOC.
cOFFEE-9h TO lie.
Fl.OTR-Straights $500: second
patents S5.25; full patents $500.
SALT-Prices car load iots-1oo lbs
c.. T. gee: 200 lbs G. F. fac.: 200 lbs
F. +. csc. Less than car load lotS-loJ
lbs c. F.. 49c: 200 lbs c. F. In cotton
sacks sec: zoo lbs F. F. S1.05.
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Nfd-SSCek Dance at Carolina Beach.
The mid-week dance at Carolina
Beach was enjoyed by an unusually
large crowd and the evening was de-
clareu to be II OF the most delightful
OF the season.
A Band Of eve pieces furnished the
music. Dancing began shortly after the
arrival of the crowds at the beach, and
ended In time for the return trip of the
Wilmington to be made to the city by
1880 O'Clock.
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o-car schedule being maintained. On
saturday, Sunday and Monday an en-
CINE from tie ~ & l.. with i've cars,
will make the trips between the Sound
and the Beach.
The regular freight business of the
road will not Ie interfered with. All
freight consigned to the amp grounds
will be taken over in wagons furnish
ed by the Consolidated. that will meet
the freight cars on each of their trips
Between Wrightsyille station and the
encampnent grounds, a distance of
nearly Il mile, Il wagonette service will
be provided. The regular trestIe trans
rags,<nn all the tickets sold. will be ac-
copied rs fares on the wagonetteS. For
those not having tickets, 10 cents will
lie charged.
OFFICERS HERE.
Some of the officers who are already
on hand are General ArmfjeId. Adju-
tant General Robertson, Colonel Ell. C.
:Bragaw, Lieutenant Colonel W. E.
Gary, Major Ivey Foreman. Captain
Pierce and others.
The regimental officers from Will
mingtOn who will be on duty during
the encampment are Lieutenant Colo
mel r. c. James, Of the Second Regi-
ment: Lieutenant Colonel c. III. White,
inspector of small arms practice; Regi-
mental -Adjutant J. VanB. Nets and
Battalion Adjutant E. A. Nets.
Two mess halls for the use of the
soldiers have been completed. Each
N of these measures 1OOx75 feet,
there being tables in each hall for 13
companies, each table being 81 feet
long. Supplies from the city will be
on hand before the men arrive and
everything Will be in readiness for
them.
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ard STEADY. Rye flour steady. Corn
meal steady. Barley dull.
WHEAT-Firm: No. 2 red nominal
elevator. Options y to I&c higher. No
2 red July sex: September sea-: De-
ccmbcr sex.
C)RN- Firm: No. . seh asked.
OPTIONS partly &c net higher: July
e2az: September 81.
oATS-Steady: No. ? mixed 35n to
3srsc.
BE:EF--Stcady.
- CIT MEATS-Steady
lARD-F1rm: western steamed So
So: refined steady: continent $40. Y
FORK Steady. Y
8U9TER-Firm. UNCHANGED
CHEESE-Ffrm. unchanged. =
EGGS Firm: nearby fancy s~electas
81 to %.
I:ICF:-ouiet.
MOLASSES-Stcady.
COFFEE-Spot iRo quiet No
invoice s: mild dull 4. Futures STEADY
UNCHANGED To 5 points higher.
SuGAR-Raw firm; fair refining
az: centrifueal sc test 4; moiasseS
sugar 3& Refined cteady.
PARTNERSHIPS: Long Island
s1.t9 to s1.25: southern 7sc to Sl.25.
jersey e s1.o6 to sass.
PEANUTS-Steady: fancy hand
ricked 5 TO 5A: other domestic J t.
5lsc
CABIAGES-Steadv. Long Island
Der 100. s2.00 to $500.
COTTON SEED OIL-Duil bur
steady: prime crude I o b mills - 70
% nominal: prime summer yellow IS
&c 2Si.:. off summer yellow nominal
crime white 30ts TO 81; prime wirtr,
yellow 30h to 81.
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.,.uSiNu or COTTON.

New York. July. 1a.--Spot closed
quiet 10 point advance. middlin. up
LANDS lilo middl:nG gulf 1l25. sales
none. Futures oDened firm: July TO-
60 TO 1915; August 1877: September
1888; October 1922. November TO-
SIS bid; December 10. IS: Janury LI.0I:
March HOO bid: April 100 bid. May
LEG Futures closed steady. July
1881: August 1888: September 1881:
October HOO: November 11.0es De
cember 11.07: IaE1ary I'LL: Eebru-
ary Ills: March 11.1S: April 11.2o:
Nav 11.22.
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THE GOVERNOR ARRIVES TO-DAY
Preparations Complete for Reception
at the Seashore Hotel.
Committee OF Ladies Appointed Who
are Invited to be Prcscnt-Commit-
tee Of Business Men VIII Meet the
Governor This Morning.

\ reception will be given to Cover
nor R B. Glenn. stan and visiting Of
hcers by the Merchants Association
and citizens of Wilmington tomorrow
night, from 8 to 10 o'clock at the Sea-
shore Hotel. Wrightsville Beach. Tie
public is cordially invited to join in
this reception TO the distinguisne
guest and visitors.
The following committee from the
Merchants Association have the recep-
ton in charge:
w. B. Cooper, Colonel T. c. James,
Colonel Walker Taylor, Captain w. +.
Robertson, Captain A. P. Adrian, John
RI. Rehder, Lieutenant H. NJ. Chase. VI.
H. f. Gouvernenr, z. w. Whitehead
Marcus W. jacob, L. B Rogers.
The following ladies have been Sc
lected and are requested to take part
in b reception:
Mesdames George Rountree, T. N.
Emerson, ]. V. Granger, George W
kidder, Clayton Giles, w. H. Sprunt,
w. B. Cooper, Marcus w. jacob, John
d. Bellamy, E. (. Holt, J. A. Taylor
L.. b. Rogers, j.. H. Render, Z. w.
Whitehead, G.. Herbert Smith, c. w.
Worth, T. G. James. w. E. Springer
William Calder, c. C. Covington, IL. K.
Stone, J. c. Stevenson, w. E. Perdew
M. w. Divine, Joseph H. Waters, j
A. A~rringdale. e. Van C. Lucas. J. IL.
Hinton L. Bl~uethenthal, Percy AL
bright, NJ. J, Corbett. S. A. Schloss, M.
S. Willard, Walker Taylor, A. NJ. Wad-
dell, w. F. Robertson, B Solomon. E.
X Bryan. r. r. Bellamy, George j.
liams, r. c. D~eRossett, T. S. Bur
bank, II. l.. Fennel. R. H. Northrop
J. W. Carmichael, w. H. Yopp, IL.
H. McClammy, +. H. Stedman, Cu.h
bert Martin.
The band of one of the regiments N
camp will furnish music for the recep-
ticn, after which there will be a large
dance in the Seashore hotel ball room
music for this being furnished by The
regular hotel orchestra, which is de-
clared to be one of the best that has
ever beo1s on Wrightsville Beach.
The affair Of tomorrow night WIFI be
one of the most notable social fusBc-
tons of the entire season, and it is De
lieved that immense crowds will be On
hand to pay their respects to the chief
executive OF the state.
Governor Glenn will be attended by
several members of bis personal staff
and by many Of the visiting military
officers from the camp. The governor
will arrive in the city this morn
ing on the Atlantic Coast Line ram
from the north. He will be met al the
station by Adjutant General Robert
son, who has been here several days,
and by a committee representing The
commercial organizations of the city
Wilmingtonians generally will extend
a most cordial welcome to the COVER
nor ana they hope for him a very lie
lightful visit to the city and it's re-
sorts.
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COUNTRY

pEANUTS-North Carolina Prime
20 to $1.n0: Virginia prime so to SS.
BEkSWAX-25 to 21h3.
cORN-65 to 67h.
C0PE MEAL-61 to 62H
B:GCS-1tc.
CTIICkENS-Hens 35 to 40: spring
30 to zoe.
SWEET POTATOEs-75c
BEEF to AZ cents.
n. C. BACON-Hams> (old( l3t-c:
shoulders 9 to 10: sides &c.
MOIASSES-S. House IA: New o.
leans Brights % to IS: Porto Rico 20
Cuba 2S.
SUGAR-Granulated s6.1o; w. c.. x.
No. 3 $3.50; No. Z $50; No. s $3.50;
No. II, $40.
LARD-(Tierce Basis) Pure SIS cents:
-ompound 6A cents.
SHiNGLES-Per 1000: 5-lnch sAps
$500: 5-inch hearts $500: e-inch saps
400. 5-inch hearts S4.c0,
TIMBER
Per NJ Extra milling.
MllI prime
Mil fair Ss-5o@7.0 s
Common mill .SoVoUo o.
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Will Meet to Consider Charges.

Cleveland, o.. July 19.-The Nation
al baseball commission will meet here
tomorrow to consider charges against
Howard c. Griffith, of the Jersey City,
y. j., club.
Griffith is a member Of the eNecu-
tive committee of the National Asso-
citation of Professional Clubs. He is
charged with attempting to form an Or
g~anization among five of the strongest
of the minor leagues for the purpose of
waging war on the American League,
and it is on this that Johnson bases his
charges.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-21
FINED $500 AND COSTS
Negro Man and Woman Guilty of Dis.
orderly Conduct.

The negro man and woman, Liable
Lane and Mary Larkins, arrested by
Justice Bornemann ON Tuesday night.
charged with being d%isOrderly and ere
ating disturbances in an alley in Brook
Ign, between Third and Fourth and
Bladen and Harnett streets, were
given a hearing yesterday morning and
each II was fined $500 and the costs.
Parties who employ both the man
and the woman became responsible for
the fine and they were released.
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New York. July 1s.-Money on call
easy TX to 2 e cent: closing bid 1x:
offered at 2 DER cent Time leans easy:
sixty and ninety DAYS 3 to 3A Der cent:
SIX n 4 e cent. Prime meruan-
tie raDer 4 to "a e cen Sterling
exchange weak with actual business in
bankers bills at 34.Ss50 to s4.ss.55
Tor demand n at S4.S4.70 to S4.s4.75
Tor sixty day hills. Posted rates 34.SsH
and s4.S:h. Commercial bills 34.S44.
Bar silver 5sh. Mexican dollars 45E.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. July ts.-FLOUH dull
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UNITED COPPER CO..
COMMON DIV NO. 1.

The directors of the United Copper
Company have declared a regular div
idaLt Of ~ Of one per cent and an
extra dividend Of II of one Der cent,
making ole e cen Or 500 per share
on the cofrmon stock of tho United
Copper Company. PAYABLE July -,
1865.
Ecoks close July 90: 1905 at 3 y. m.
and reoper August I. 1905. at 10 q. M.
ARTHUR r HEINZE,
Vice President.
81 Nassau ST. New York.
July TO. 1866. fully II IT =, IS
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"Suburbanites"-New attraction ri
LumiDa's moving picture show.
Transfers of Real Estate

ITCT1S1CTS OI TkGd1 TISTdCC
There were several transfers OF real
= estate recorded yesterday, these being
d. as follows:
r. H. Reville and wife to A. H. Ben
: son and wife for $3.50, a lot neal the
VI corner of Third and Wright streets.
Eliza Reed to John D. Bellamy, trus-
tee, for $3.50, a lot on Fifth street, be-
tween Walnut and Red Cross.
George Bell and wife to Il. II.
Wright for SITS a lot on Dawson pc
tween 7th and Stn streets.
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The 10Th day of July has passed and
notwithstanding the dtre predictioss
made by Benjamin Harper, the waters
In and around Wilmington did not APP
pear al blood.
Mrs. III. ID. Thompson and daughters,
OF Baltimore, are in the city. visiting
Mr.. e. p. C~ovlngton.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-21
'riyerton Beats Sweet Marie.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 13.-The
speedy New York trOtting Geldlng Iiv-
erton, 2:O4 1-2, easily defeated Sweet
Marie. 2:04 81 iii a 5000 match race
today on tie track Of the belmont
Driving Club. Tiverton won III two
straight heats. Time, 2:1D ID, 2.0I 81.
About 5000 persons saw the two grand
circuit stars race.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-21

Observation-Disclosures attraction at
Iumina's moving picture show.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE

Chicago. July 1.-THE leading ru-
lures ranged as follows.
Omen High lIw cLnrn
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no competition. Mr.. Hamlin was asked
II he was aware there were paper mills
operating in the northwest independently
of the General Paper company He said
be was, but that freight conditions or
other considerations made me small n.ills
unavailable e4 sources Of supply.
1t deyeloped later shat the small inde-
pendent mills We're not OF a Sufficient "a
pacity to AFFORD security for fJll supT $
TO any publishing company
Mr. Murphy's testimony was along the
same lines as other Witnesses.
Al the afternoon session Lutien SWfft
OF the Minreap Journal, and George
Thompson of the St. Paul Dispatch, tes-
tihed that the cost Of paper TO them had
Increased from 25 10 SO per cen: since
the organization of the General Paper
company.
he investigation closed late IN the
afternoon when an atio''naett was
taken untn fan. The govern 1ea, viii
apply 10 the circuit court for an oidcr
compelling rho directors Of the General
Paper company, who refused to testify.
10 answer the questions OF the pt2seevt-
ing attorneys
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ADVICE IN RHYME.

The Okmulgee Democrat makes the
following novel argument in favor Of
persistent Advertising:
II YOU toot your little tooter and theu
lay aside your horn. there's not soul
in ter short days will know that you
were born The man who gathers pump
kins is the man who plows all day and
the man who keeps humping is The
man who makes It gay. The man whe
advertises with short and sudden jerks
Is The man who blames the editor be-
calse II never works The man who gets
ne business has "a long ana s.eady null
and keeps his trade and paper rom year
10 year quite full He plans his iycr-
tisement in thoughtful, honest way and
Keeps forever at u until he makes It
pay BE has saith IN an the future, ear
Withstand a BANKRUPT gcock and. Ike a
man of Scripture, has hig business On a
rock.
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BIG sANou,r 800 BRYAN.

Madison, Wis, July eS.-One OF the
largest banquits ever rendered William
Jennings Bryan viii be given In his
horor tonight al the Park hotel here by
The Democrats Of the state. Mr.. Nry-
an this afternoon lectured At the Non-
ona Lakeside assembly and when it was
learned that ne would be here today IL
was decided 90 tender him the Danqaet.
as hb is soon 10 leave on an extended
trip &c Europe Among those most
prominently connected with the move
ment sre Senators Merton. North, PWa-
dolph, Smith and other distinguished
members Of the Wisconsin democracy
including George W Bird; A. c. Hop
main and others.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-28

States. These Investors are fast fnd-
ing out that our refinery stock is good
property and hundreds are buying it
every day. net sales on this stock rum
ming as high as SIXTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN A SINGLE DAY.
The stock IS bound TO advance in solid
values 10 SO cents per share within the
next nine months anu possibly in ninety
days. It's nov or never with YOU II
you secure stock at present prices. BY
sepdiug draft OF money order at cnce
you can secure stock as follows
100 shares, sf4.oo; $50 shaie
$50 90; 1000 shares. $4,000; 5000 shares
$3.50 90; 10000 shares, sf,i75.oo; 10000
shares $4,000
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Indigestion cured.

pepsia OF Stomach trouble that viii not
yield to the digestive aud strengthening
influence OF kodoi Dyspepsia Cure rhis
remedy takes the strain of tRe stomach
oy digesting what you eat and allowing
IL 20 rest until it grows strong again.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure affords quick ana
permanent relief from Indigestion and all
stomach troubles, builds up the system
and so purhes that disease can nGt at
tack ahd gain a foothold as when in a
weakened condition. Sold by c. r.
Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-28
STOCK Will Be ADVANCED rs PER CENT TUESDAY, AUGUST

viii see this stock SELL
ing for Ave fines or
ever the present prices.
The company is a COM
mon mans company.
It taxed an immense
amount of capital 10
complete this sigan-
tic undertaking, but the
good work goes fofward
with a vim. II you
can't buy gvw 100
shares take egme Of
this stock and get lined
up right Tor the oil in
dustry OF Kansas. II
you have from one
thousand to ten thoul Z
and dollars to invest,
come down and look
these properties over
and have a confidential
talk wifh the managers
and officers Of the COM
pany.