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ToMoRRow's LEADER.

among the local shots and win make a
good record today ana tomorrow.
Chris Gotnct Of the Winchester Re-
peaung Arms company is attending the
tournament lie IS also one Of the pro-
fessionals.
Walter Hun. Of me Dupont rowdor
company is here Mr. lIun is @ shot
Of considerable note and has record that
V praiseworJhy
Carl Gregg ,he local amateur who
was discovered some time ago by the
Guthrie Gun club, is making record
with the old timers.
Dr. Houseworth. OF Cashion who %
participating in the tournament. IS the
head physician for the Modern wood
men Of America In oklahoma
Tho Guthrie Gun club has small
city OF tents on the grounds. II is a
much larger affair than one would
judge from merely reading about d.
"Bm' Heor representme ihc y. NJ.
g. people Is also here. lie holds "a
WORLDS record on suught score havlug
broken 3e7 straight targets m success
sion.
Sam smith ls also therc lIc h au-
othce of the locals who is orcrwoI rn-
insly n favor OF maeing Guthrie the
chief toumamert gToand of the South
west
Messr Eaean and EIsensohmilt are
gun club promoters Tas sport is one
among the mauy that help city ike
Guthrie These business men are 20 be
praised for bringing ia tho capital city
tournament of such Importance.
VIII Aushtrev repressniing tho VIM
chester Repeating Arms company IS
here attending the tournament He nys
Guthrie has he only tournament grounds
in the twin territories. Mr Aushrey
IS booming nis company ana nevr hils
20 speak a good word fof Guthrie
Adolph ropperwCn. Of san Antonio,
Tcxus. representing The Winchester Re-
peaiing Arms company me worlds
champion rifle shot is here atnding
the tournament Re holds several world
records. both with lhe rlhe and revolver
AT a,. Louis during the World air, he
broke with d r.he 35o7 ~ inch clay
discs in rlrid suceesTiou De win give
an e2hibtion this evening at Eve O'Clock
and also one tomorrow Mr. IopueF
wen was born and reared m San Au-
tonic, Texas and has been practicing
with guns ever since be was "a boy. he
Is pleasant ana conssuial gentleman.
IIs says the Guthrie Gun club d an
right and has the best grounds in either
of the territories. Ills picture IS given
ia the Leader today.
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is FATALLY SCALDED
Engineer Cahill Meets With
An Accident in Engine
Room.

From the results Of being scalded this
morning at three O'Clock in the engine
room Of the morning paper by the burst
ing Of a door on a heater, r. W. cahill,
age SO, lies at the point Of death as the
Leader goes 10 press
The accident was one that OCCURS
very seldom but is usually the result
Of bad packing in the coils or the exist
ence OF gas in the water which viii
cause an explosion.
Yesterday the heater was cleaned and
repaoked. it is said, and it IS likely that
there was some defect i'm this work that
caused the accident
w. Cahin, a son Of the scalded man
is chief engineer. and his father was
employed as an assistant
Al press time word was received from
tne Cabin home on West Noble avenue
20 the effect that the physicians had
parctically given up an hope OF recovery
The moment the explosion occurred,
Engineer Cahnl was almost drowned
with a big shower OF hot water and
steam. the explosion knocked him
down but he dragged himself out OF it
after some little wA.le and then pulled
himself into the coal chute. Tho steam
began 20 pour out upon him there and
he ran back through the boiling stream
and into an open space He yelled ana
immediate assistance was given him.
After the accident occurred. Engineer
Cahll did not appear 20 be badly hurt
and did not complain much. bat toward
10 be put under the influence Of opiotes.
lie is scaldcd badly on both limbs and
the stomach and sustans slight scalds
an over his body. He is strong physic-
any being a man Of over 200 pounds in
weight and may recover although tine
physicians are in doubt.
Insure aualust tornadoes with W T.
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DAME NATURE HINTS
When the Food Is Not suited

When Mature gives her dua hat
something is wrong 81 Is generally with
thc food. the old palne is always faithful
and one should act at once
TO put OFT tile change is 20 risk thsl
which may be urepamble. An Arizona
man says
"For years ] could uot safely cat any
breakfast 1 uled lll kinds OF breakfast
foods, but they were all soft starchy
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Burger saloon license case. which took
up most Of The day
There were fully twenty-five people,
mea. women and children. in the city
from Marshall interested in the case.
Sides were about equally divided
Burger is being fought on the ground
that he is not Of good moral character
and that his saloon petition is nos legal.
After taking the evidence Of a number
Of witnesses, the board adjourned to
meet tomorrow morning, when the case
.will be resumed.
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IS 50 SORE
Man Who Charges His Wife
With Having Four Hus
bands in Four Years.

Z Archie Russell c,'ored. has a griey-
ance. he wants "tho church" 10 take
it up. Archie left long communication
az the Leader omce this morning in
which he takes exception 20 the way his
wife IS carrying on. The communication
Is addressed 10 the brothers and sis
7ters Of the Macedonian Baptist church.
Tie says he married Belle Russell for
merly Belle White lawfully. and done
everything be could 10 make her nap-
py" % appears that Belle refused 10
be happy Archie charges that his wife
"has married four men since 1901
namely.
WIN Edmond
Green Lawrence.
a, W. White
Archie Russell
Archie charges a whole Dot Of things
n his letter. and IS really unhappy. lie
says be works hard ana Belle does not
appreciate his Efforts He asks the
church, through the Leader 20 do
business with Belle
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CAPITAL CITY THE
MECCA OF VISITING
SPORTSMEN
FAMOUS PROFESSIONALS
Show Skill With lie and
Shotgun.

TRAP SHOOTERS fopvsh BISON aoi
The Guthrie Gun club began it's tour
nament this morning on the grounds ON
the Hainor addition with an attendance
of about 100 sportsmen from Oklahoma.
Indian Territory Kansas and Texas.
The day Is an ideal one for shooting and
there win doubG~-~ - --ary good scores
made
The tournament was opened at nine
O'Clock this morning under the auspices
OF the local gun club. the managers Of
which are X. l.. Eagan and II. C..
Eisenschmidt. two Of Guthres most en-
thusiastic sportsmen
The Leader was unable to secure the
scores up to press time, not having been
made out in detail At noon forty crack
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o @ @ @ O o O @ Q @ o 9 q
% roDAY's Markets
0 o o C o o o o O o @ Q 9 9 O.


Special to Daily Leader
Kansas city, Mo-. May % -c.
shippers last week struck a mai
that ranged from steady on beef st
to anywhere from ~ % 25 cents hii
on the various other grades Of ca
The feature Of the cattle market ial
has been the relative strength
cheaper grades OF cattle. rs compfl
with good stuff. The dressed III
trade is said to remain in a bad 5
and the support given to market
good cattle is. therefore. precari
on the other hand. contracts with
ferent state Institutions such as
ons, asylums etc. gives the mai
for cheap meat a solid basis. The
ply of inferior grades of cattle at
season is small. and prices are str
accordingly. IN fact. just now. p
ers are forced to ship IN great
bers Of grass cattle from South
Texas, purchased on the IT. We
market, to meet The dcmab for d
grade Of meats. Not many good
choice cattle are coming just now.
big bulk OF receipts Of steers class
medium 20 fairly good and SELF
within The limits Of s475 to s5.S5. 4
'ast week was $500 on several dii
ent days, top yesterday $500 Nc
err Kan5as and Southern Nebra
continue to furnish most Of the {
steers az this market just now 81
mn TO toppy heifers sell at $500
S525, good heavy cows $3.50 to 81
veals s450 to $3.50. bulls $3.50 TO s4
This Is the dull season in stookers ,
feeders, as good pastures tempt O.
ers TO let them develop awhile !
thereby hold down the supply, WI
pressure OF farm matters works agai
the demand In keeping buyers at hoi
Prices advanced, however. about 15
25 cents last week, strong to 10 &c
higher yesterday, range $3.50 TO s.
on the different grades. Shipments
the country last week from here,
cars.
After fluctuating continually Z
week. the hog markes only made a
change OF cent during the week
gain. Market is 5to 10 higher tod
top price s5.42h. bulk Of sales at35
to s542ls. A feature Is that
weights sell alike. with q small pref
ence for those between 220 and $50 ]
Quality is all that counts ia the pri
Receipts are short Of this season I
year at all the markets. but when
price gets up TO $500 basis in
country. receipts Immediately pick
and decline follows; that is the v
it has been running for more thar
month past
Texas and Arizona muttons comp
most Of the. sheep receipts, and
many lahmbs Of any description
coming Prices on muttons adva
about a quarter last week, lambs 9.
ed a little more than that Market
day IS 10 lower on sheep. steady
lambs. The Southwestern stun Is s
ing at S4.65 to $500 mostly, for We
ers and ewes mixed. and up to 81
where yearlings are included; strei
ewes $3.50. Not many feeding sh'
are included In this stuff, as they HI
had good rains in that country
everything Is fat Colorado woo
lambs are quoted at $500 TO $735, c
ped lambs s5.S5 to s6.4O Some M
um wooled lambs, SO lbs, sold az s.
yesterday.
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Tournament Notes.

The following persons had entered be-.
fore noon today:
Messrs Donneuy, of Guthrie; Bone
brake Of wtatherford, Bonner and Hare
ris, Of Perry Reust Of McLoud Harn-
man. Of Pawnee; Crowder and Run o.
Macon Georgia. Heer Of Concordia,
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First Published in Daily Leader May
20, 1860
Notice Of Application for Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County, ss
Notice Is hereby given that H. c. Ritz
terbusch has this day filed in the office
Of the County Clerk. in anu for said
County Of Logan. a petition, asking that
q license be granted TO him to sell at re-
tail, malt, spiFituous and vinous liquors
on Lot IS, Block as Second Ward, City
Of Guthrie. in said County and Territory
II no protest be filed on or before
June z 1905. his petition win be granted
and license issued.
Witness my hano and the seal Of said
County hereto afixed this l8rd
day Of May, 1905.
(SEAL) NJ r TRAPP.
County Clerk.
] L. McKEOwN, Deputy.
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W. n. HEER, Of conoordla, Kansas,
Noted Gun Club Man Here Attending
Tournament.
shots had been entered among them
some Of the worlds best.
Guthrie has several FIRST class anna
teurs who rank close TO the profession
ais and who viii probably make pro-
fessiona records today
The following was todays program:
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PERSONAL
Mention,

Miss Brown is here from oklahoma
chs
J. C. Bovies is here from Fort worth
today.
e. T. Cullen, Of Washington, is in
Guthrie today.
James Gordon came down from Ponca
city yesterday.
james Gordon came down from Pom
ca city yesterday.
w C. williams. Of wichita, is in
Guthrie on business.
j. p. Crowder. Of Ron, l. r., is a visi-
tor in the capital city.
f. Huston and j. Appleman, Of Perry,
are in The city today.
Mr. and Mrs G w p. McLaughion.
Of chicago, are i'm the city.
n. NJ Peck. Of Sterling, Kansas. is
here today ON special business.
Fred Ben and ] C. Faircho, Of Arkan-
sas City, are visitors i'm Guthrie.
c. f. Reust and J. T. Lyon, Of McLoud,
are In Guthrie attending the Gun club
shoot.
Mr. and Mrs Austin Frank, Of El
Reno are in the capital city visiting
friends.
Claude p. Baker who was private
secretary to Speaker Norton in the late
legislature, is in the city.
Ad. Topperwein. OF San Antonio. Tex
as, crack shot, is nere attending the
Guthrie Gun club tournament
C. W. Roberts ano ". NJ Buurnes
OF Ardmore, /. T., are in Guthrie today
to attend the gun tournament
J. c. Clark and VIII Aughtrey, OF ok
lahoma City. are in tho city today at
tending the Guthrie Gun club shoot
Mrs. Joseph Frolle, of Geary is I'm
the city today calling on friends
John Jones is in the city from shaw
nee today
Herr Jerome, county treaarer-elect
OF Payne county, was ia the city to-
day with his brother-in-aw, Frank
shreeves, Of Kay county.
James Bryan. Judge s. Il. Harris, John
w Young and il. Harmony, OF Perry,
are here attending the gun tournament
All are enthusiastic sports.
John NJ. Noble, OF Oklahoma City.
president Of the Pioneer Telephone COM
pany, is in the city on special business
in connection with the telephone oom-
pany
F. c. Moo1e, travelling man from
. / m ID. fa
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Mrs. Oscar Halscn gave very beau
uful lunceon Friday az / O'Clock az ok
lahoma City in honor Of her house party
OF guests Mrs. Horace Speed, Mrs w.
A. Frazier and Mrs John Stone, OF
Guthrie. and Mrs. Earl Underwood, Of
Kansas city
The house was decorated with a pro-
fusion Of sweetest scented honeysu akie
and roses. and the luncheon table had
an oblong centerpicce OF pale roses from
which strands OF honeystckle reached 20
tife edges The guest favors were dainty
brown booklets stamped in gold copies
OF the Shakespeare and Friend 70 Friend
calendars The luncheon served wis Ia
hve courses Seated with the hostess.
and the four members OF the house par
ty were the following guests.
Mrs. Sohlberg.
Mrs Shartcl
Mrs Johnson
Mrs Williamson.
Mrs Threadgl.
Mrs Flynn
Mrs Oyerholser.
Mrs Turner.
Mrs Wnklu
Mrs Tucker
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. O6 f. Cleveland.
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IN
SOCIETY


The Etude club viii hold meeting on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Morris win leave tomorrow
for months visit with friends IN 81.
Louis.
Mesdames John stone and Horace
Speed will entertain at cards next
Thursday afternoon at the Speed home
Mrs w C. Barnhardt. little daughter
ana mother have gone to Lexington. Mo-,
Tor months visit with friends and
relatives.
Congressman c. NJ. shartel ana wife.
Of Neosho 40, win arrive This oven-
ing TO visit two days with Governor
Ferguson and family.
The shakespeare club is holding a
meeting this afternoon at the Camegie
library building Act Third of Richard
the Second is being reviewed ana
studied.
A large crowd of young people sather-
ed at the home OF Judge and Mrs J. j..
Boles last night where a dance and enc
tertanmcnt was given m honor of Miss
Lillian Boles and Miss Patterson. OF
weatherford Misses Boles and Pattcr-
son left last night after the refresh
ments were served for weatherford, but
Miss Boles viii return after two weeks
to remain here during the summer
Frank sutton, Of Coninville, l. y. a
a brother us Mrs Charles Cunningham,
OF This city. win be married In the
near future to Miss Eta Phillips OF
Collinsvnle Mr. sutton was formerly
Of this city and Is a popular young man.
Miss Phillips IS the daughter Of Col
lee Indian blood IN her. and has the
name OF being one Of the handsomest
young women in the Indian Territory
b. f. Dunn. formerly assistant to Gen-
eral Manager Pcckham, OF the Denver
Enid and Gulf. has been appointed gem
oral agent for the road. with headQuar-
tors in Guthrie His office win be in
the Capitol National bank building Mr..
Dunn win also make his home in Guth-
ric. Mrs. Dunn, his WIFE enjoys "A most
engaging personality, is an ardent church
worker and viii prove a charming addi-
tion to the social circles Of Guthrie.
Perhaps tho most delightful event at
Oklahoma city last week was the tally
no party given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
solhberg Friday evening in honor Of
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rifle shotgun and revolver are to be Civ
en-.
TWO automatic traps are being used.
The tournament lasts al DAY tomor-
row.
There are several shots here from
Missouri.
Several of the >.orld's best shots are
here today.
Oklahoma city is ven rcprosentcd at
the tournament.
Twelve events took place today The
same number today
Fifty thousand targets are 70 be used
during the tournament
Judge Harris Of Perry is territorial
shot. He is a good one TOO.
The Haincr addition is splendid
place for the gun club grounds.
The Guthrie Gun club is made up Of
Guthrie's best business men. Il Is a
credit TO the city.
Visitors say Gumrie has the finest
equipped gun club grounds In either OF
the two territories.
Dave Elliott, Of the Peters Cartridge
company Is abong the visitors who Eave
professional records.
NJ j. Sharp representing the u. NJ
c, company Is here ard taking great
interest in the shoot.
Tndgo Olrroub is on tbc oroilnds with
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Philadelphia, who says there is one
place he always likes to make" IS in
Guthrie today He means Guthrie by
that place"
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For best fire and tornado Insurance,
see e. f. shinn before placing your
insurance. Room 10, Gray Bldg
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Beauty your complexion with little
cost. II you wish smooth, clear, cream
like complexion, rosy cheeks, laughing
eyes take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea greatest beauufier known. 80 cents
Ask your druggist
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The board Of county commissioners
met today and began the hearing OF the
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Fine driving ar saddle horse for sale.
also nice buggy and another horse. Sid
ney W. Schmidt.
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OATS.
30. mixed SEE No. 3 mixed al0sihe-
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Insure against wind storms with W.
r. Walker.
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Handsome shell case glVen @ big
aamteur shooting through program.
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We dry clean and press ladies' and
genuemen's clothing just like new, at
the Partisan dye works, 216 East Okla
bona ave.
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sprains. stings. Instant relief Or
Thomas Electric OIL At lny drug store
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Insure against tornadoes with W. T.
Walker.
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ing done at the Partisan dye works, 2lG
East oklahoma ave.
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Event Targets. Entrance, Monies, Added.

IUT50Il tHI0FU JJ yuIua1
Strictly regulation,
Sixteen to twenty yards h0ndicap.
The following ls tomouow's programs
Ts,yept u,argefe rntraDee N,,ntpe Added
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a.~-s~-v---~-4--~a~4-s
Events and
Personal Notes.
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Mrs Halsens house party OF guests Mrs
Horace Speed Mrs w A. Frazier and
Mrs. John stone, Of Guthrie. ana Mrs
Earl Underwood Of Kansas city
The party assembled at the big hos
ptabie sohlbcre home. and at six O'Clock
sat down 20 supper. served ih driving
party style. AT seven the big mny-ho
drove up and the party was Of. bowling
mcrrily along paved streets, and quiet
by-ways. waking the echoes with merry
tootngs OF the horn. chatter and laugh-
ter AZ cight-thirty Governor and Mrs
Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. shartel had
TO leave the party to attend the inter
collegiate oratorical contest ut the over
holscr opera house. but the others stayed
out Tor several hours later. enjoying the
moonnght and The bahuy evening air.
luncheon of club house sandwiches
was served while tnroutc
ln tho party were besides the honor
ces. host and hostess The following
sucsts
Governor and AIRS. 4. B. Ferguson, Of
Guthrie.
Dir alr IRIS Halscn.
Mr. ana Mrs sharto
Mr. ana Mrs Turner.
MI ana Mrs Flynn
Mr.. and Mrs. Pottce.
Alr and Mrt. Amcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Overholscr.
Mir and Mrs. Burke.
MI and Mrs Richardson.
Air and Mrs. Robert Young
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Kansas; Gotieb Of Kansas Clti Elliott.
of Kansas CITY Fisher. of Oelahoma
Ciiy Alexander, of Oklahoma CitYi Rui-
ledge, of oklahoma city Parker. of ok
ahoma city, Huston, ot Parry Jap. Of
Arkansas city' daliop. Of El Reno, Ray,
OF Arkansas ci5g Lyon Of MeLoud.
Bell Of Arkansas City; Peck, or ster-
ling Kansas, iouug. OF Perry House
worth. Of cashion. Evans, : of cashioni
Newton. Of skedee' Appleman, Of Perry
Roberts. Of Ardmore; Wlllams oi Wlca-
ita.
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COMMISSIONERS MEET

To Hear Marshall saloon License case.
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No hqfd 3to3M; No 8 hard q
sioltb; NO. hard SsWs6oi No. 2
Si.0lml O5i No. rcd N0i.
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Insure against tornaaoss with ". T.
Walker.
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LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE
Wheat unchanged.
Corn unchanged
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80. 30 o. D 80 u.
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COM

No, white iSisci No white ish
80. mixed 4sQ4sAc. No. 3 mixed q
Q4sc
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LIVERPOOL sECOfsD CABLE.
WWhcat lower.
Corn unchanged
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A large crowd Of young people gather
ed at the home OF Judge and Mrs j j.
Boles last night where q dance and enc
tertanment was given n honor Of Miss
Lillian Boles and Miss Patterson, Of
Weatherford Misses Boies aud Pattcr-
son left last night after the refrcsh-
ments were served for Weatherford, but
Miss Boles win return after two weeks
to remain here during the summer.
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KANSAS CRY CASH.


KANSAS CITY CASH.
WHEAT
No. hqfd itosN No. 8 hard N
si.olh; 40. hard SsWs6oi No. 2 !
si.olml o5i No rcd p.oi.
CORN.
No. white iSisc No. white isA
no mixed lsQlshc' No. 3 mixed =
Q4sc.
CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMoRRo
Wheat q grade o.
Corn li0. grade %.
Oats 22l. grade 6S.
iogs 1900
LIvEs1 ocK.
HOGS
Chicago 900. steady.
anats city 1900. steady.
Omaha $4,000 teady
CATTLE
Chlc8go- 1000. steady
Kansas Clul3oo0. steady.
Omlhn-- o00 steady.
LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat unchanged
Corn unchanged
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John NJ Noble Of Oklahoma City.
president Of the Pioneer Telephone COM
pany, is in the city on special business
in connection with the telephone COM
pany
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First Published in Daily Leader May
29 1867
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among the local shots and win make
good record today and tomorrow.
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Frank sutton, Of Coninsville, !. r.,
brother us Mrs Charles Cunningham,
OF This city, win be married In the
near future to Miss Eta Phillips OF
Coninsvnle. Mr. sutton was formerly
Of this city and Is a popular young man.
Miss Phillips IS the daughter Of Col
linsville banker, has a tinge OF Chero-
ltee Indian blood In her, and has the
name OF being one OF the handsomest
young women In the Indian Territory