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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
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FAIR BANNER 4.
Did Mt Regard II It. As cr,editab IS,
to tie Presidents tents
u, Welcome.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR OR ONE '.:'
lThc Opening Day Of the State !.
Fair is Largely Ste
ccssful. M II
,snoc,nl 10 rho Tlmcs-D lspntch.)

uArr1Gt1, N. G., October 1G.--sevcrnl
.rStha Young men Of the city got together
4h,s morning u while before day and cut
ao,y,, the State Fair banner Welcome
~ our President" thnt has been sus-
,,onded across Fayetteville Street for sew
eral weeks Just beyond tho municipal
a11i1ding. Much harsh criticism has been
3 1,nsscd on tho banner, because 1t was not
+ thought that It was as elaborate and ex-,
pengivc as the fair management should
nut IN. Secretary Poguo was flooded
with postal cards Friday and Saturday,
making MI manner of fun Of the banner,
and demanding that 1t be taken down
4 as being disgrnceful TO the city. Ile
would give no satisfaction as to what he
would do, so this morning O crowd got
together quietly and some OF their num-
Der climbed to the top OF ono OF tho cleo
trio light poles to which It was fastened
and cut It down. When It fell some one
stuck match to the end and burned
several feet OF It. so that 1t would not be
possible for the fair management TO put
It IN dgaIn. The banner consisted Of q
single strip OF canvass about thirty feet
long and ono foot wide. A private sub
scription has been raised to have an
elaborate banner put up in time for the
Presidents arrival Thursday. For @ while
there were two large national flags sus-
pended from either cnd Of the Old ban
ncr. but the wind thrashed these TO
shreds some days ago.
A charter Is Issued for the High Point
Molding Company, $4,000 capital author
lied and s., 900 subscribed, by r. A. Wheel
er, w. II. White and others. Another
ctarter--Is to the Smith-pittmnn Drug
& Company. OF Pilot Mountain. The capital
IS 81, 500 subscribed, by DR.. J. B. Smith,
s.. w. Pittmnn and others. and $4,000
authorized. , 55 &
q The weather conditions under which the
State fair opened to-day are ideal, with
every Indication that good weather will
continue through the week. Immense
crowds Waited tho fair grounds Sunday,
tho crowd being pronounced fully ns
large as is usually at the fair on We'd
nesdays. '"rhc Trail was already in
very good form, and the lunch counters.
fortune tcllers and some OF the other fca-
lures Of the big shows were doing busl-
ness as though 1t was a week day."
There are already, large crowds of visi-
tors in the city. although the formal open
Ing OF the fair does not take place until
tomorrow (ruesday) at noon, when Gov
ernor Glenn will deliver the address and
formally open the fair. which, In point
OF the variety and excellence OF exhibits
md the trials Of speed and other fcn-
lures, will far excel all previous fairs.
Then the coming OF President Roosevelt
will be the GROWING event on Thursday,
the big day OF the fair. Il IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
EiS J3yS Richmond Auction Company,
l,5 1905 East Main.
Auction SALE
Showcases, Iron Beds,
Wardrobes, Druggets, Rugs,
Stoves, Etc, Etc.

we viii sell TODAY: CTuesday), Oct.
17th, at NJ our warcroonls, 1905 H.. Main
Street. commencing at 1880 a ~, NJ. Very Try
Fine Counter show Cases. Walnut, !, a y, Z
Mahogany Wardrobes Several alr . n ,Be s.s
spr r Parlor Suits, Walnut Book Cases,
i Parlor Organ Fine Set oak DlnlnIE
Chairs, odd DlnIng-r room Chairs Oak
and Walnut Chamber Suits, Oak and
3inets, Handsome Parlor Center Tables,
China Closets, Kitchen Safes, Cooking
ana Heating stoves. Fine Lot Druggets
Wnshstands, Beds, Chairs. Tables. Rock
ers. etc, etc = g. :. !, - =, 81
n Geo, Fl. Valentine, Auctloneer.
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DIED OF HIS WOUNDS.
Valuable Box Found That Had
II Been Lost for Years.

81 Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
CHARLOTTE N. c., October l6.-Andy
Strait, tho negro who was shot at n
colored baptizing Sunday q week ago.
died this morning at the Good Samaritan
Hospital OF his wounds. julius Moore is
in a critical condition in the Same hos
pltal and,four negroes are In jail charged
with the shooting.
The box for which Henry Woodruff,
Of Tryon, has been advertising In the
State papers for some time, was found
this morning in q pile Of unclaimed
freight In the warehouses Of the South
ern railway Company here, The box has
been lost since April, 1902 and con-
tains valuable legal papers shipped him
from washington, and he had offered q
substantial reward for Its recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
4 5551s AuStioneers.
Store Fixtures, Iron Safe,
Cash Register, Mule, Wag-
ons, Harness, Etc, Etc, at
Auction.

+ ( . I ~ H.
BY direction OF !. 8. Moore's Sons (fno;),
we 1zyIiI sell at No, 701 North Twenty-hfth
THIS TUESDAY Oct. l7 tn G9mmSsncAin as
sortment OF store Fixtures, etc, embrace
liz i National Cash Register Total Add
err Cost $3.50, 1 Medium Size Combina " y,
Lock Iron Safe. ~ Grover Wa CONS, ! 5000
Handsome Oak oval Front Grocer Refrlg-
orator icost $3.50. q Nickle Cornered Show
Cases, Large Coffee Mil, ? Sets Marble :, ls'
Slab Scales. ! Pair Platform Scales A MIC
tri I Ceiling Fans and Wireing 20 Fine 4, TIN :
and Wood Coffee Canisters, Large Feed
Bin Cashiers Desk. Trays Measures q
Tobncco License, Large Heating Stove,
Butchers Tools, etc., etc;
n This as n rare opportunity lot parties
desiring Good Fixtures, etc.. etc. ss2s
8s T TIE 5 VALENTINE AUCTION co.
- ~ : Auctioneers.
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MORE NEW ENGINES,
Chesapeake and Ohio Give Big
Il Order "a Locomotive Works,

and Ohio railroad f' company announced yes
terdsy that his company has PLACED an order ira.
With the IraaSSh q ae osomoves
and two orders for steel cars. !. "a NAV
The latter order Is for 800 cars EACH lna addey
ccmpany Of Huntington, w. Ya, and me
Standard Steel and Car Company OF but'er,
Pa. 4, 70 xno t,eiybt cors
recently ordered by the company, nut mos dT
been received by the company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
CAROLINA COMES HOME.
Members Of the Team Wish They
gb Had Punted a Little More.

Tho,Unyersty Of North Carolina foot.
ball team passed through Richmond on
Sunday on their way home from Fh!la-
delphia where they played Pennsylvania
Saturday, and We're beaten by the score
OF TO 0, The Tarheels We're very well
pleased with their showing against tho
heavy Northerners and say that II they
had punted oftener they could have
held down the scorce to about twelve
POINTS The team stopped in Richmond
end got breakfast In the Lexington Ho-
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Hugenot Society To-day.
The Hugucnot Society will hold It's an
nual meeting to-day at noon In the First
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Or. w. j.
Young Will make the address.
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655 BY Sutton e. Company. sassEs SiSS5
Real Estate Auctloneers.s ~ nv
10 North Ninth Street. ~ M u 9as
TRUSTEE'S SANCTION SALE s.3sss
~ n OF, 4. 4 81 5.a59saSsS
MODERN AND CEN...
TRALLY LOCATED BRICK A Ss
DWELLING G, "A N }. 4 IA ID.
LEIGH ST., BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH 39!
S STREETS. III ID aSsss

n Nv virtue Of certain deed Of trust to-
the undersigned trustee. dated Oct al
Court, d. B.S}144 A. page LAB. defaulti
having been made in the payment ~ as
portion Of the debt secured thereby. and
being required SO to do by the benetl ciarys
therein. we shall proceed ito sell. at pubs
lie auction, upon the premises, on
Il THURSDAY, OCTOBER I ID 006,S:ss
at a 10 O clock P. M. the above Described
In good order, III consist O. AZ tWo-story
3well-bullt modern brick dwelling with 8
rooms, broad hall, porcelain tub, and, etc
The location Is central, neighborhoo &ex-S
cellent, and is now rented to q yearly
tenant for $3.50 per annunl. .Ss 4, 3S23
6E TERMS: Cash as to a expenses OF sale.
all taxes to day Of sale, and the sum- OF
81, 900 with Interest from Oct. %, 1904 3
balance at 6 and IL months. 4s5 i IS
81 G. H. SUTTON, Trustee
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SALE
oNERs' SALE III
OF ljS. II 3.I Il sssR
"a Valuable Tract Of Timber
Land at Public Auction

IN pursuance Of q decree made by t 4
Circuit Court Of Hanover, on the 18th IA
day Of Sept, 1905, we Will, as commits
sioners appointed thereby, proceed 70 sell sei
i5iE 18TH DAY OF NOVENIBE Err, 1905. -5.ys
at II o. clock "A. NJ, the tract OF 4354 ACRES
4 OF LAND. more or less former " owned
BY M f1an TYG GHfay a1se aDsas oes
r. r., adjoining the lands OF John y T.
Jones, w. T, Hall and ais. This land has
H on 1t q magnificent body OF original pine
and oak timber The farm IS we'll Va va
lions tx, Of Hanover. Has a fine spring an
the yard and low grounds on Hallooings
Creek. 1t has a$seven-room dWellng ana
outhouses consisting OF p, barn and Scab ii1s
from its valuable timber is valuable as
I farming land, having red clay subsoll.s ~
capable Of taking md holding Improves
ment. The decree allows any one OF the
oe TMRSis OF SALE: one-third cash, bal
nnca In o and is months with interest
from day OF sale The purchaser may
anticipate the deferred payments.
Fl. C. sRDDD. 81 "a Nj Ss
3 all = te oAhyRE;I sII 5s3s3
WILLOUGIIBY NEWTON, J RI, 81 s5B
Special Commissioners
A. B. Hall y Co., AUG tioneers. III
Thos. O. Goodwin and als vs., oodwin'sf
administrator 81 ii$ 81 I
n In the Circuit Court Of Hanover county
+. j.. A. Brown, Clerk OF said court, eerti;4
rs that the bond required OF the special
commissioners, by decree of Sept. lS, 1905,
in the above cause has been duly, given
BY II. G.. Redd and G. p. CardWell, two I
Of said special commissions rs " !,
Given under my hand this 10th day Of 4
oe'0D g y J, =. B BRO y, \, 3
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a a By The Valentine Auction Company
-1 st44S5 AuStioneer lsE
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The bond required Of the special com
missioner by the above decree has p been
Given Under my hand this 12th dayaof5
October. 1905 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Chinese Sovereignty.

1.-THE Imperial government OF Russia
declare that they have not in Manchuria
any territorial advantages or preferen-
tial or exclusive concessions to the I'M
pairment OF Chinese sovereignty or In
consistent with the principle OF equal OPP
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

residents WIN be able to proceed to
taeir homes"
Proving as, 1t We're that policemen
always know what they are talking
about the police court docket this
morning showed only two cases. A
Mexican was fined FIVE dollars and
costs for drunkenness. lie paid his
assessment and was ordered TO clear
out Of town
The no armed yagrant. arrested yes
terday afternoon just as the storm
came up, who was too drunk to appear
at the five o'clock session, had sober.
ed up this morning and pleaded guilty
The judge gave him twelve hours TO
leave the city Jailer Cease says he
is glad the fellow is gone as he was
compelled to feed the bum, who pro
tested that being minus both arms how
could he be expected to feed himself
The question that arises in Ceases
mind is how does the fellow get his
grub, when not in the lookup? He an
parently had no partner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25
{. \. ENAOSs PIANO HOUSE IO4 v. HARRISON AVENUE

find here a piano to please you Some
are case designs. others in plain.
colonial and fancy cases are for your
selections.
We have a number Of good standard
pianos in the different finishes. various
makes that retail from. $3.50 to ss75.
Our sale tags read plainly. $l4s. slS2,
s1ss TO s2sT. Terms: s6 to IS month.
ly.
number Of the various old reliable
piano makes at the greatest reduction
IN price ever known, the selling or re.
tail price On these pianos the world
over range from s4OO to $500 We have
marked them TO close sut at s23s. s273,
1856 and little higher for the most
expensively cased ones They are the
greatest bargains ever onered in the
high class makes. Terms: IS to $40
monthly
Several store worn aud new pianos
that are cratched are priced accord
ingiy
Store open evenings. lOi West Har
rison avenue.
e. X. Knauss Piano House.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25
WET WEATHER AND CRIME
Policeman Yampner DIS
courses on the Effects Of
Rain and Justice"

What effect does a rainy night have
on your business? asked a Leader re
porter last night Of officer vampner.
while standing on Oklahoma avenue.
the rain falling in torrents.
What effect does a rainy night have
on my business?' repeated the blue
coat, who was not a blue coat at all as
he was mufled up in a sliciler and rain
cap, carrying a faded cotton umbrella
Instead Of the regulation policeman's
billy which in most cities is the dis.
tinguishing badge OF hs calling.
Before answering the perfectly plain
and pertinent question, however. the
patroiman observed che time OF night
then made careful estimate Of the
hne 81 ieyening when the rain bgan
Ealing. ana looked out into the murky
sky across which the heavy clouds
were drifting away. then the. patrol.
man answered that business would he
duh hi his line.
always dun OF a stormy night. Is
it?" asked the newspaper man.
mo, not always Depends on the
time 9f day OF night when the storm
sets in. You see ii is this way: II
the rain had begun falling carly and
had eased up at Intervals durlng the
day. the wor6ingman would not have
gone to their places cl employment
They would have drifted down town
during the day aed Tim eli a rain like
this had come ON al seren o'clock ana
should have continued for any consld-
cradle tims. our business would have
bsep good 9Ic
The saloons are zoe only place IN
town Tor man who drinks to spend
his IDLE moments ln the ciis and rain
which permits the mep ia large mum
bers 10 cohgregate. IN she city. and
which then comes on with a force TO
hold them IS sure to be fruitful Of bust
ness for the police department.
Business viii BE- duh tonight how
ever. because the heavy rain came or
just at the supper hour aad continued
long enough to prevent the assembly
ing Of large number Of men In the
city. ana while the persistent fall o.
moisture during the early hours Of IN,
night may lead number OF visitors tS
allow their convivlal disposition TO ge
the better Of them. il now appears tha
the clouds will be dispelled before :
late hour and most OF the suburban
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

This IS true yon can depend upon it,
Eouii End here jus, what we adver
4 Be- no one has been disappointed in
a values obtsinable in this sale.
Naturally we feel elated over our sp-
sf6ntment in Guthrie as Wholesale and
factory distributors for the largest and
yenithiest plano manufacturer in the
&ovid. It's sign on the pathway that
aoints to greater business. to more
srieads and patrons.
The phenomenal success Of this sale
the first two days could only have been
sbtained BY the Strengthening OF prices
on the finest and best pianos. we
mast close out all other piano makes;
no coss or former prices considered;
every instrument is marked to 80.
This house has never broken faith
with the people and when We make a
statement. they know It is true and
,shat the price reductions are bona fide
afany Of the worlds most famous
.snaies are included IN this sale.
No matter what our choice may be
we are sure II you act quickly you Will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25
TO-Day'S Marke IS
mAsKsr Lsrrsa.

special to Daily Leader
Kansas CITY, Oci e5.-Catue receipts
here last week were $4,000 head. includ-
Ing is.ooo calves. the heaviest this fan !
and very close to the record at Kansas
CITY The market averaged steady tin !
Friday. when the buying side showed
the effects Of the strenuous efforts put
forA during the week. and the market
closed the week 10 to Is cnts lower on
most kinds Veals best stocisers ahd
re- icrs. and good westerns held about
steady. Railroads were handicapped by
a shortage Of ears. and the yards were
not as well cleaned up as a, close OF
previous week. 5000 cattle and 5000
calves remaining OF hand Saturday night
Cattle supply today is $4,000 head an
other record for this season. indicating
that this viii be another week How
ever. Il is generally conceded that tho
heavy run VIII drop Off suddenly. possi
bly, week after next. as the cold and
freezing weather over the range area
generally Is driving the cattle in as fast
as tne railroads can handle them. Mar
kct today steady to 10c lower. stockcr-
and feeders steady. Mondays market
for stockers ard feeders is generally
the best of the week After the show
cattle were sold last Monday. top beef
steers for the week brought s5.75 and
dry lot steers ranged from $3.50 to S5.75,
grass and corn. and some short FED
steers which are beginning n come. as
3i25 to S515: straight native grassers
\ $40 to H.25, westerns $2.S0 to Ss.5S;
COWS S2.a5 10 S2.S5. a few az $500 to
/ g3s5. best veals $3.50 to $3.50 heavy
calves $500 TO $3.50. bulls $500 to s275,
stoclcrs and feeders $500 to 1915. with
a good many on both SIDES Of these ig-
shres $50 cars Of stockers aad feeders
went tc the country mst week from
here.
Hog receipts Increased nearly 10000
head last week but the market held
about steady td Saturday WIN Il drop
ped cents Supply today IS 1000 head,
marKct weak to SC lower. closing strong
er. Markets usually closed strong last
week. and this wgs the rule today. All
weights except pigs sell patty well up
to the TOP il quality is good enough
Pigs lost 25 to 40 cents last week, SELF
ing at $3.50 to $500. Top today 25.2e.
bu,k OF sales $50 to S517i6
sheep and lambs are not coming as
freely as formerly, rs tho range season
is about over prices are stronger. 10 TO
IS cents above a week ago. Native
lambs sold at sac last week same
price was paid today; yeariings at $3.50
and 5000 today. ewes St.75. stock and
feeding ewes. wcthcrs and yeanlngs
s3.75 to st75. lambs $5.75 10 sG.e5 Run
today, 900 market strong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

Lyman Savage a former Beaver
county cattlemaL. was married today
AT Liberal Kansas. TO Miss Josephine
Hitch. popular Beaver county girl
for whom he returned the entire dis
tance from the Kloudyke, where ne is
In business. The honeymoon win in
elude several weeks sojourn at Taco
ma and Seattle. awaiting the freezing
OF the trail, SO they may make their
homeward trip by dog sledge to Fair
banks. where he lives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25
GIFTS COST SOME MONEY
Notable Wedding in Phila.
delphia of Grace Morris
and Phil Livingston.


Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 20 Miss
Grace Elliott Morris, daughter Of Or.
and Mrs. Henry Morris. the well
known society leaders was married
here today to Mr. Phnip Livingston
Poe, Of Baltimore and Washington. at
St James church The wedding was
notable for the gifts to the couple,
which aggregated thousands OF dollars.
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BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.


Correspondence to Daily Leader
Marshall. Okla, Oct. 25.-Geo Gllroy
returned from Los Angeles, Cal. sun
day aud left for Prague this morning
MT J A. Hight Of Guthrie. wss the
guest Of Miss Ida Beale the last few
days He returned home today
G. T. Gilroy left this morning for
Iasersoli
Mr. A. A. Ginrleh Is expecting his
sister from Illinois this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

A judgment was given against the
plaintin in the case Of Lulu Hurst vs.
The Fort Smith q Western railroad
wherein she asked for damages against
the company. alleging that the con
strnction of tho road caused Deep Fork
creek to overflow on her farm. running
crops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25
CORN

No. white soc; No. 3 white 499l9hc;
No. mixed l5da6c: No. mixed 4ic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

Tired out worn ont woman cauno,
sleep, cat or work; seems as If she
would ny to pieces. Ilonlstcys Rocky
Mountain Tea makes strong nerves ana
rich red blood s5 cents. Tea or TAB
lets. Ask your drugeis'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

CHICAGO ESTIMATES TOMORROW.
wheat isS. grade So.
Corn s2 grade 81.
Oats 2zO. grade 40
Hogs, l2,O0O.
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WATER is com,No.

Plush and Fur lap RoeeS. Horse
Blankets; a large stock, new goods. tat
est styles; now is the time 70 buy. be-
fore the stock is broken. AZ lower prices
than ever quoted In Guthrie.
implement, Vehicle and Harness Corner
JAMES 9, LYON.
t2o.22-24 North Division 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

Seven or eight room furnished house.
an convenieOoes Possession November
l. Telephone 2i. Or cali the Guthrie
Realty Co, Beadies block.
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BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
At THE FAMOUS.
OKLAHOMA
-z-:-zs--:z--- s--.s-----.--.-==-===
STATE BANK
Paid Up Capital SsO.OOe
xxx

If you,coutemplate making
a change in your banking
connections. or think of
opening a new account, we
would be pleased to confer
with you in person. or by let
ter. We are prepared 10 ex-
tend any fayors consistent
with conservative banking
methods
xxx
Interrs' paid on time deposits
Safety neaesii Boxes for rent
tamn hrs .. / slnm, Casa
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NOTICE TO =. $. FRANCE.

a fortune Is awaiting II. S.
France VINO left his home ia
los Angeles. California, on
Aug. Il. last, telling hls wife
he was going 10 Blacks Pool
room 10 play The races. Any
information leading 10 the
whereabouts OF Mr France viii
be nberally paid Tor by Mrs.
France or IL Mr.. France viii
comnunieate with J. c. Gala
han. attorney NJ law. Los An.
ael,s. and sign some papers.
his wife Will forgive him. take
him back and give him an the
estate which has been LETT her
in Montgomery. Ala, through
the death OF an uncle.
Mr.. France was a motorman
on the Pacific Railway, be-
tween Los Angeles and Long
Beach. California. az me time
OF his disappearance, and was
by occupation a regular loco
motive engineer He IS i6
years old well built, square
shoulders. hve zee, five inches
in height weighs $50 l,a.; has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25
KANSAS CRY CASH.

No. hard SaSsc: No > hard T9@
sic: No hard 77a7sMc. No, red 30
@yic No 8 red s5Mas7hc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

Always the best coal and wood, n
+. Cheadlc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

Rhzhaupt has the faae,es, assor'men,
OF box candies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25

No. mixed sOasle; No. ? mixed ssM
R2se.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25
PeOpIs Getting Finest aad Best Makes
Of
Resides the Saving There's the Absolute
/: Satisfaction of Knowing You are Pro-
vidng Hor1 and Family
, With the Best
EASY PAYMENT PLAN EXTENDED TO ALL.

70 Accommodate Who Call During the Day We
Keep Our Store Open Evenings
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE
wheat x to * higher.
Cora y higher.
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LrvEs1ocK.
HOGS

Chicago % 900. Toe lower.
Kansas city II, 900. Toe lower.
Ondhu 900. lOc lower
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LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
Wheat q higher.
Corn unchanged to 4 higher.
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CATTLE,
Chicago 5000. steady
Kansas Cily-i2.OOo. steady
Omaha 1000. steady
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-25
NEW YORK COTTON.
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fIvERFooL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat X higher.
Corn unchanged to z higher