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IRoN TRAnr Rrvrw

Cleveland. O.. Oct 31.-The Iron Trade Review. tomorrow will say: The trend of the pig iron market continues upward and the situation is increasingly grave; Prices selves on . higher level. and for prompt delivery of No. foundry. s2s has been paid in various centers. The first exten- sive importation of foreign irons has been begun through the shipment of about 30. 900 tons of Middlesborough iron. the first two cargoes of which sold before its arrival at about $21 50 on dock. Foreign markets are rising. however. and no great measure of relief Is promised from that direction.
 The brightest feature of the situation js the fact that apparently those extremely high prices are not affecting consumers generally. and that uncovered requirements of the mediate future do not aggregate any very large tonnage The price of fer ro-manganese has risen sharply.
 The predicted advance in sheets. tin plate become effective and is being we'll receiv- ed. A straight $2 advance has also been made on all black and galvanized gauges shipped from warehouse stock. The ex- pected advance in hoops did not material ike.
 Contracts for plates for eight freighters have been announced and structural opera tion involving large tonnage have been con tracted for. The leading producer has ad- vanced iron bars to 3l.70 Youngstown and heavy sales have been made to car builders.
 The October movement of ore from the upper lakes has been the heaviest in history and with even fairly favorable conditions up to the close Of navigation, the season's shipments will be in the neighborhood of 37. .000. 900 tons. or about 3.500000 in excess that independent consumers of coke are better supplied and there has ben a distinct Hull in the market following the heavy pur- chases by Prick interests.
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Total M0vement.

Great Britain and 10 bales to continent thi, week.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Oct. 31.-Cattle receipts l5,Ooo including 1,20o southerns: market steady
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TREAsJJRY BALANCES

TREASURY bALANCLbs
 Washington. Oct. 31.-Today's treasury balances, exclusive of the gold reserves show; Available cash balances ...... .$2o5. .443.s s7s Gold coin and bullion .... co. 1OS,343.73l
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LOCAL. COTTON.


New York, Oct. 31.-Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today closed teady. Prices ranged as follows:
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manufacturers are showing lines of goods for the fall of 1907. Although the trading for the moment is relatively quiet. the price situation is steadily hardening.
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LIVERPOOL. COTTON FUTURES.

 Liverpool Oct. 31.-Cotton futures opened asier and closed barely steady: American
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Oct. 3l.-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to decline of five points in response to disappointing cables, Trading was very quiet and the market held around the iniaial figures un- til the close when there was consider able selling for long account. The market closed barely steady at a net decline of 5Q 10 points
 november ..6slO DecemDer .... ........ .b. 10 4 15 January .'.. s... .s.. .'... .b-Z ZO
 March s... .b4O
 may .b. a5 n t. 6O July tUWo. Ij september .6. 50 c 6. 90
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MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis, Oct 31.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude 30hc; choice meal $2b .0o.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans, Oct 31.-Cotton seed oil; prime 3Sc; crude 28c.
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Axw avHx closlNo s1ocx Lls7.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-14

Around the freside or about tho we'll
lighted family reading table during the
winter evenings the CHILDREN and growa-
ups can play with their wits and see how
many words can bc made
90 people making the greasien iumher
OF words viii each receive a ntile hox
containing $1,000 gold piece.
10 people viii each get one box con-
talning o $500 gold piece.
500 neopie wiz each win "a box eaa-
ia sing 800 Is paper moacv ana one per+
son who makes tho highest numne of
words over au coltcsiants win rccclFe q
tox containing $4,000 ln gold
It D really most fascinating biz of
fun 20 take up the iisi eyening after
evening and see how many words can Dr.
added
a Few rules are necessary for ahao-
lpte fair play.
Any word authorized by Webstor's die
uonary VIII be- counted. but no name OF
person Both the singular and plural
can be- used. as FOR instance grape and
"mnpcs
the letters ia 'YI-o-0rape-Nuis7
may be repeated in the same word
Ceogaphical names authorized bs
Webster viii be counted
Arrange the words IN Alphabetical
clagses. ai those beginning with A to-
gfther and those beginning with r 20
come under 10, etc
When you arc writing down the words
leave some SPACES. in the A II. and oth-
er columns 10 nm IN later as new worts
rarre 10 t.utt 80 fha. ~ fI .rrinr, into
mind every evening.
n Is almost certain that come con
testants Win tie with others. In such
cases q prize Identical ia value and char
acier with that offered IA that class shall
be awarded 10 each. Zach one win be
TO send with the list OF words
d plainly written letfcr describing the
advantages OF Grape Nuts. bat the con-
lestant Is not required TO purchas "a pkg
These letters are not % contain poetry,
'r fancy nourishes. but simple. truth
'ul statements of facts For illustration:
A person may have experienced some Ia
;ipient on chronic ails fraceablol 10 un-
wise selcctloi u food that failed 10 give
he body ann brain The enersy. health
Ind power desired. Seeking better con-
iiiions "a change in food Is made ana
irape Nuts and cream used IA place Of
me former diet Suppose one quilts the
neat. fried potatoes. starchy. sticky
nesses of half cooked oats or wheat ana I
.uis out the coffee Try. say. for break
last a biz Of fruit, dish of Grapo-Nats
lnd cream. TWO soft boiled eggs a slice /
n hard toast and q cup of Postum Food
-onoe. Some amateur says: "A man
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Mr.. COYLE IMPRESSED
Likewise a Number of Other
Oklah mans Who Called
On the President

Oklahoman0 returning from Wash.
'ngton were greatly Impressed with an
incident that o,euwql at the White
House at the time m, ident Roosevelt
receivel W. H. Uoyle, a Guthrie bank.
er, and others who had called to meet
him Charles Hunter Rough Rider.
who VIII be a clerk Of the court in the
Oklahoma city district. acted az
sDokesmau In introducing the visitors.
When Hrnter came within reach Of
President Roosevelt the latter took
Hunter by the hand. iuferruptlng
Hunters attempt to Introduce coyle,
and said. referring TO Judge Burwelrs
trouble IN securing confirmation:
How ia that matter in the Senator
You aud Governor Frantz must help to
stralghten II cut"
Then. turning 10 the visitors. Presi-
dent Roosevelt said; Il want you
Of Oklahoma TO understand
that what Governor Frantz and Mr..
Hunter say viii 80 down N oklaho-
ma
Further down the line was John
Abernathy, the wolf hunter. who sue.
ceeds w. d Fossett as United States
President Roosevelt placed
his hand on Abernathy's shoulder. and
said laughing. 4 don't Ike wolf
hunters" Then With dignity. but
Lwinkle In his eye: Il hereby pro-
claim in the presence Of al that here
after / shall appoint nobody United
states marshal in Oklahoma except a
wolf hunter, and then only opon
examination"
concertng the patronage Of Aber.
lathys ohice. President Roosevelt
old Aberpathy that he would please
he PrcslSent ~ making his appoint
nents lf be efsed Governor Frantz
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81 Boxes of Gold
500 Boxes of Greenbacks
For the most words made
UP from hese letters
L o. : Grape-Nrl
53l people viii earn these prizes.

would faint away on that" but my doaf
friend we will put dollars t5 your pcnnifs
that The noon hour will find the man or.
our breakfast huskier and with streaqs =
or heart-beat and clearer working braini
than he ever had ON the old diet
Suppose, n You have never really mad
q move FOR absolutely clean health tha'
pushes YOU along each day with q spriBs
lu your step and reserve vlgor In niue
cie and brain That makes the doing O.
things pleasure, you jois the army "a
plain Old common sense and start ~
now. rhen after yon have been or
weeks on the Grape-Nuf training yeu
write a statement Of how you used 10 o.
aud how YOU are now. The simple fact
will interest others aud surprise your
scif. Wc never publish namcs except on
permission, but We often ten the facts hi
ihc newspapers and when requested giqt
the namra by private letter
There is plenty OF time 10 get persona.
experience with Grpe- SUITS ana write
sensible. truthful letter 10 be sent r
win the nst OF words. ns the contest
does no' CLOSE uatl Aprll se. lpcC 81
staft a. as soon IS yon llke 20 buiMm
worcf asa start u usias Gfapo- Nuts
cur 'his aaiemenl op 4na keep ine loa
tera Y-l-u-Gmpc Nuia bsago y0a ana
when geu write you euer sou via haye
some reasou Cd wr-fe on the sahlec
''Wty , owe GIapc-NWs~
Remember 33l Dcrs9us wa min prizes
which viii De awarded 'n "a txaot and
just niaaae- as soon as 4te iisl can bs
counted afler April 30th 1906 Every
eontestan, will he seat a printed nst 81
names ana addresses OF winners ou az.
plieotion n order 10 have proof THAI thc
prizes are sent as agreed. The company
ie well known an over the world for alb
Hoiute hdelity 20 rs agreements. and
every single one II the s3l winners mas o
depend on receiving the prize won.
Many persons might feel IL useless 20
contest bat when one remembers the
great number Of pri4es- (s3ll-tho curi-
0sity OF seeing how many words can
really be made up evening after evening
and the good. natural fun and education
IN the compcttion h seems worth the
Irinl; there is no( ls, nothing 70 LOSE
and fine opportuA 10 win one of the
many boxes Of goid freenbacks.
Ne make the predi, that some who
sln prize Of gold or ..secnbacks. viii
also win back health and strength worth
more 70 saem than wasen frn of Iaon-
~ prizes.
There are no preliminarles. cut out
his statement and 50 AZ H. and send Ia
ne list ana letter before April seth. lso6.
70 Postum Cereal Co, La. Battle Creek
Mich, ana lei your name and address
b painix written.
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CFirst Published in Leader February
5. fo06.)
Notice OF Application Ior Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County.
S.
Notice is hereby given that J. p Mar
tin has this day filed in the Office Of the
County Clerk, in and for said County,
his petition. asking that a license he
granted him to sell az retail. malt,
splrituous ana vinous liauors on Lot No.
1, Block No 2s. Town Of Orlando, in said
County ard Territory
II no protest be filed on or before
February Is, 1906. his petition win be
granted and license issued
Witness my hand and the sea, Of said
County hereto afixld this Ord day
OF February. 190e.
(SBAL) NJ. L. TRAPP.
County Clerk.
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SELECT HIGH GRADE Berry
PLANTS.


SELECT HIGH GRAPE Berry
PLANTS.
PHENOMENAL BERRY. great money
maker; as high sl,40o has been realized
from single acre here thu past season.
Fruit Of enormous size. varying from orc
to Two inches in length. a brilliant rose
red color deliciously favoroq. exceeding
~ productive, very firm ana great
shipper. Price per 10. sl.O0: per 100.
$3.50; per 1000. $500.
NEW MAMMOTH BLAclkBERRy.
Not a true blackberry but 1, cross he
tween the California wild de,ybe-rv and
the Crandall blackberry. Il IA tho verv
largest berry rruit OF anything known In
the world today. The fruit averages
from two to three inOhes in length and
is produced in The greatest abundance.
The highest favored and most delicious
of all blackberres. They ripen three
weeks before any dewberry or black
berry. A great shipper and money max
er. s1.oc per 10, $500 per hundred, $50. 90
per 1O00
LOGAN BERRY. n famous berry. be-
ing now widely planted all over the
country. Fruit very large and = hand.
some dark red color; exceedingly pro-
ductive and possessed Of rich sun acid
favor. One OF the best canning he .rles
known. SO cents per TO- ss.sO per Nm
dred $500 per 1OO0
HrNtALAYAN GIANT black
BERRY. win yield 100 quarts OF fruit
to a plant during a season. Berries rjp-
en- in July and August The are nearly
an inch in diameter. jet black color.
round and OF exquisite flavor. s1.o0 per
10, $500 per 100. $4,000 per 1000
NEW GOLDEN BLAcKBERR. fruit
a glowing golden yellow. intensely high
iy favored, very productive and in size
large as the Eariy Harvest blackberry.
25 cents each, $500 per 10, $500 per
100
MATCHLESS BLACKBERRY. ono Of
the finest favored. and most productive
of all upright growing blackberrieA
sl.Oo per 10. N.5o per 100.
ROGERS EARLY DEwBERRY, earil-
est OF all dewberries. large, very firm,
great shipper. SO cents per 10. $50 per
100. $4,000 per 1000.
MAYEs HYBRID DEwBERRY, the
largest and best dewberry In the world
Ripens ten days after Rogers Early, a
great shipper berries jet black and OF
the highest flavor: enormously prodnc-
tive. 80 cents per 10. $3.50 per 100. s15O
per 1000
MEXICAN, best for all purpose straw
berry on earth. the largest strawberry
known. ane Sne cf the most delicionsly
flavoreei gives three crops a year. will
succeed anywhere 25 cents per 10. s1.0U
Fer 100, $500 per 1000. All plants are
shipped prepaid at above pricee.
S. L. WATKINS.
Grizzly Flats. California.
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CANADIAN IMMIGRATION.


winnlpeo' Man, Feb. 1.-THE west
ern Canadian Immigration association.
"hich mas proved powerful factor In
the development N this section OF the
Domlpin through the attraction ~ set
TIERS begun its third annual meeting to-
day at The rooms of the board OF trade
Ia this city The meeting le 70 discuss
plans for the futme work of the assocla-
tiou IN promoting Immigration Of desira-
bic settlers 70 Mahitoha ana the tso
new provinces q Western canada.
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[ 10 nrLp The Neoeo.
cBy Associuted r-ess.,

Washington. D. g. Feb. l4-chlef
Justice Browcr IS 10 preside over a meet
ing IN tile First CONGREGATIONAL church
this evening that win be Ok special II
torcst 70 ihcse who are studying tho
question Of negro education. 'rhe meet
Ing Is n aid on the Manassas Industrial
school. formed BY Mise Jennie Dean on
the battlefield Of Bun Run. Booker T..
Washington is to deliver an address on
the niclhcls Of TuskoEee. and Rev. Ed
ward Everett Hale. d.. d., and Oswald
Gurrison Willard win tell about the wort
at the Manassas institution.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Third Vice President George r. Nich-
olson OF the Santa Fc and party were In
Guthrie last night. rhey left this morn-
ing on an Inspection trip over the Dcn-
yer Enid q Gulf. r. r. Teasdalc, divis-
ION freight agent OF the Santa Fe IN this
city is accompanying them on their trip
over Oklahoma. MIR. Nichoi'bn has
charge Of the traffic department or the
santa Fe. II the inspection Of the Den
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-14

A man who Slco haa rough ,. y
hands made them soft ana smool h
Witch Hazel Salve, but he used q
genuine-that bearing the name "a {
DeWitte & CO.. Chicago" For 81 ~.
boils, cuts. burns, bruises. etc, It ~
no cqual, and affords almost immedia
relief from Blind bleeding itching an
protruding Piles. Sold by c. r. Renfo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-14

Tho well known AIoler System Of Barber
Colleges with branches in fourteen
lcadng cities, have just opened school
IN Kansas City, with all modern inn
provemcnts. Special inducements for
limited number II you want tho best
opportunity Ia existence for poor man,
see us. Tools. board, diplomas and po-
sitions given. Can earn money from
sturt. Our diplomas mean top wages.
Write today, Afolcr Barber College 9th
and DELAWARE strs.
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Religious Congress met here today 10
make preliminary arrangements for the
mecting OF the congress in this city In
August. II IS believed that the number
that win attcnd the congress will be
not lcsa thas 10000 and they VIII come
from All sections OF the country and
represent an religious st.riominatious
Bishop Gaines. Rocker T. Washington
and Professor l. Garland Penn are tho
leading Influences at tho head OF the
movement
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has recently been discovered. Il bears
close resemblance 20 the malaria
germ TO ifee The SYSTEM from disease
germs. the mosl effective remedy h r,r
Kings New Life pills Guarantoed AZ
cure al diseases que 70 maiario poison
ana constipation. z5e, At an drug stores
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It is now said that its subscription lst
is growing by leans and hounds.
According to newspaper reports Cole
Yodnsor cx-bandit OF Missouri has don
oklahoma the questionable service OF or
ganizing circus to be called "0kaho-
mas Greatest Wild West shows" one
of the plums In the pudding viii be
Frank James The schomc IS offensive
IN evory way 20 citizens 81 Oklahoma
The annual banquet of the oklahoma
and Indian Territory alumni Of Michigan
university win be held In Oklahoma city
on the evening of February 20, Wash
ington's birthday. There are about $50
alumni members IN the two territories
and a majority OF them are expected to
be present
John Cavltt. while cutting postoak
tree near Remus, Monday after the cold
spell discovered sap frozen in the cen-
ter Of the tree, which was ten inches in
diameter. cavltt states that It takes In
tense aad sudden cold weather TO freeze
to- this depth I'D "A tree and this occasion
rs the first time he ever saw It in Okla
hona
Fire destroyed the stables ON the farm
OF J. w. stephens. In Washita county,
Including 800 hundred bushels OF corn
and other properly
Don C. smith, assistant attorney gem
erai received word from Sheriff Garr-
son. OF Oklahoma county. Of the arrest
at Little Rock. Ark. OF James McCar,y.
wanted for the murder OF sam McPhcs-
son, OF Oklahoma City. August 4, 1890.
Th men ouarreled IN McCarty's saloon.
McCarty followed Mcpherson out to the
sidewalk and shot dnd killed him there.
McCarty was arrested but was releas-
ed on bond OF $4,000. Shortly after the
opening OF the Sac and Fox country the
bondsmen represented to the cours that
McCarty had been killed there, and they
were released. Nothing was thought OF
the matter until two years ago. Sam
BarteL deputy sheriff here. saw Nc
Carty tending bar In Little Rock. having
known him in Texas. The case had been
worked on. requlsition papers made out
and his arrest made before McCariy
know what was going on. and now he
win be brought back 10 the city 90 stand
trial for "a crime committed aixtcen years
ago. There are many people here now
who viii probably be used as witnesses
Ia the trinl.
c. NJ IIolconh president Of the olam-
bcr OF commerce., issued call teday ron
a mass meeting Of citizens aud resla n r
OF Oklahoma county to be hold Friday
night 20 protest against tie provision in
tse statehood bin locating Tire capitol az
guthrie un'l 1915
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Ask any Jap that YOU may sec.
why the Gar. with Bear behind" had
to climb a tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks says
he, M
They gave us Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask c. r. Renfro. druggist.
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VI. Z. TRAPP.
County Clerk.

not water. air or by stove, all have
'heir merits, but II you use coal ns
fueL why not use the best7 Common
sense teaches that superiority in quail
~ gives the most service. Buy your
coal at N. F. cheadles yard and you
VIII be convinced that the best is the
cheapest. Phone s.
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WANrED-By Chicago wholesale and
mail order house assistant manager
oman or worlan) for this county and ad-
iacent territory Salary $50 and ex-
penses paid weekly; expense money adj
vonced. Work pleasant; position per
manent No Investment or experience
required. Write at once for fun par
tculars and enclose self-addressed en-
felope. COOPER & CO.
1872 Lake St, Chicago. III