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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
(continued from Seventh Page.)

Continued from Seventh Page) stock on which dividends were suspend cd two years ago would be restored again to a dividend basis.
 A rise in Wabash debentures, in which the trading was quite heavy, was based on the belief that the plan of ex- change for new securities to be voted on next Monday will be approved. The trading in these bonds was very irreg- ulat.
 About 15,0OO shares were bought on balance by arbitrage houses, This was maintained in Steel, Pennsylvania and Reading, Very little business is offer~ ing from the other side. Option dealers are doing practically nothing.
 The demonstration of strength in the Interborough-Metro issues was said to be due to buying by room trad- CTS, who backing their faith in Hughes election by going long of the stock rather than by making bets at the present odds of 1-2 and 1 to 1. They expect to take ten-point prof. it the day after election. p.
 m good quarters It was, sIateu Vhdt Steel common will go on 4 per cent dividend basis on January l next, and that the stock was being bought for a long pull by those who are "fn the know" According to the street, MT Morgan will dictate the resumption of 4 per cent, dividends as a Christmas surprise for the stockholders.
 The only incident of note in the money situation was further fall in sterling exchange, testifying again to the fact that whatever pressure there Is to pay off maturing foreign credits. is by no means urgent. Meanwhile money rates locally continue In the same comfortable position in which they have stood for a week past.
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HOMEOPATHIC sEMI-ANNUAL
 MEETING.

The semi-annual meeting of the Con necticut Homeopathic Medical soei- ciety was held yesterday afternoon at the Nurses dorlnitory at 142S Chapel street. Dr. William Pitt Baldwin of this city is the president of the state assocation. The principal feature of the meeting here to-day was paper on "Congenital Dislocation of the Hip, by Dr. L. W. Ely of New York, who afterwards gave a demonstration of the Lorenz treatment before the physicians at Grace hospital
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DAUGHTERS OF THE KING.
st. Paul,g chapter Elects oalcers

St. PauTs Chapter EIects Oflcers.
 The annual election of officers for St Paurs chapter took place Monday evening: Miss E. Barney, E-sldent; Miss l.. Lewis, vice president; Mrs. R, sisl, second vice president; Miss & Steele. recording secretasy; Miss A Planten, toeasurer; Miss F. Gessner corresponding secretary; Mrs. F. Lee auditor. The annual Heal assembly will meet in Trinity church, Portlann Conn.,, November s.
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Eh& gcmrma1 a.1d Gnmtter
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Brookfleld Flannels-Chase &S Co. Chaf1ng Dish-The J. D. Bassett & Co. Delineator-The Howe & Stetson Co. Financial-F. s. Butterworth & Co. Lace Curtalns-Howe &s Stetson Co. Notice--Bureau of Compensation Notice-Mutual Life Insurance Co. Plaid Silks-The Chas. Monson Co. Pyramid Pile Cure-Druggists. Postum-Grocers.
 Pianos--The Treat & Shepard Co. Stuarts Tablets--Drugglts. Special Meeting-Security Ins. Go. Steamers-French Line.
 Suits-Hamilton & Co.
 Sweet Potatoes--S. s. Adams. Stores For Rent-39 Church Street. Undergarments-Ga Gamble Desmond Co. d-Situation-R. M. this office. ed-Situation-30 Frank Street. Wanted -Situation-252 Wallace St. Women's Boots-N. H. Shoe Co.
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MUST SHOOT OFF TIES.
Two of Three Rifle Draws Must Be
 Tried Again.

Two Of Three Rifle Draws Must Be
 Tried Again
 Major Ernest L. Isbell yesterday an- nounced that he had received the deci- sion handed down by the National Rifle association in regard to the three ties which existed after the recent Second regiment shoot at East Haven.
 It was decided that Captain filling of Company D, and Lieutenant Dray of Company K, will have to shoot for the officers medal, and that Major Isbeil and Musician John Corey must com pete again for the Smith medal.
 In the case of the tie for the Bacon medal, Private Tom Reid was given given the decision over Corporal Riley. both men of Company D. Much inter- est is felt in the coming matches to dissolve the ties. The time has not been set, but will be arranged by Cap tain Gruener with whom the matter rests.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-17
Hurt in Runaway.

While driving down Whalley avenue hill with a companion at 12:3O o'clock this morning William Roach of 14O Ashmun street, lost control of his horse which ran away, He was thrown to the ground sustaining a scalp wound which is not serious. He was taken to Grace hospital His companion was not injured.
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Railroads Enrned Half million

Atlantic City, N J., Oct. 16.-John J. Byrnes, assistant traffic passenger manager of the AtchisQn, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, in an address be- fore the American Association of Gen. eral Passenger Agents, to-day declared that $5OO,0O0OOO represented the earn ings of the railroads during the past year.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Election of Officers and Important Bus
 iness Here To-day

Election of Officers and Important Bus
 mess Here To-day.
 The stockholders of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad will assemble for their annual meeting in the general offices of the road here this moon. An important meeting is sche- duled.
 Among the matters sure of disposi- tion at this meeting is a modification of the lease of the Boston and New York Air Line road now held by the local road, and while the details of the proposed change are wlthhed by the railroad company it is genera under stood that the modification vii mean the practical absorption of the Air line by the New Haven. The annual elec- ton of directors will also be held, but no changes are expected in this re- gard.
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RETTEs THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. If it did there would be few children that would do 1t. There is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs. M. Summers, Box 516, Notre Dame Ind. will send her home treatment to any mother. She asks no money. Write her to-day if your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child. The chances are it can't help it.
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JAMES STUART.

The funeral of James Stuart. who died at his residence, 2O9 Hamilton street Monday. will take place this aft ernoon at ? O clock. The interment will be in Westville. Mir. Stuart was abont sixty-fve years old, and leaves a wife.
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DAVENPORT LADIES' AID SUPPER
 The Ladies' Aid society of Davenport church will give a supper at 6:S0 this evening in the parlors of the church 1S9 Greene street. The arrangements are in charge of Mrs. D. s. Seeley and Mrs. Charles Cough.
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J. J. DIVINE NOMINATED.

As Alderman by the Seventh Ward
 Democrats
 The democrats of the Seventh ward met last evening in an open caucus and renominated Alderman J. J. Devine without any opposition. The meeting was quiet one and was quickly finish ed.
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ELEVATOR BOYS LEG BROKEN.

ELEVATOR BOYS LEG BROKEN.
 John Hurley, an elevator boy at the Seamless Rubber shop had his leg drawn in the shaft yesterday afternoon and badly crushed. His screams brought a number of workmen to his assistance who promptly stopped the elevator. He was taken in one of the factory teams to the New Haven hos pital, where it was found that the leg was broken,
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Oct. 16, 8 p. m.
 For New England; Fair Wednesday and Thursday; fresh northeast winds. brisk off the south coast.
 For Eastern New York: Fair Wednes- day and Thursday; fresh northeast winds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
is AsrTY HAPPY

An eastern newspaper recently de-
voted seven columns TO considera-
tion Of tbo important question as TO
whether N not Hetty Green is happy
woman. Various experts-experts on
happiness. we presume contributed to
the symposium. Some said that IIetty
could not possibly be happy. and 9th.
ers said that she must sing like a
jolly little cricket all day long Tn
fortunately. Hetty herself refuss1 to
express an opinion as to her own hap
piness.
The majority Of the experts on Het-
ty's happiness, however, took the
rather usual view that she could not
be happy because she is so extremely
rich; because she lives so much alone
because she does her own washing
because she beats down the grocer
two cents on each dozen OF eggs she
buys, ana because her chief pleasure
consists in heaplng up Mundane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS
In Session with County
Clerk to Agree Upon Basis
of Assessment.


The session laws OF 1908 require all
township assessors to meet at the
county court house on the second Mon
day in January for the purpose Of
agreeing upon basis for assessing
all county taxes so as to insure uni
formity Of taxation. and also to re-
ceive their supplies and get together
on the manner and style of assessment.
Each even yesr the assessor, in ad-
dition TO assessing taxes, is also re-
quired by law to make careful and
thorough census and gather farm and
other statistics of the preceding year.
Books and blanks for this purpose are
furnished by the territorial auditor.
This year these books have been de-
layed es1 account of the printer being
unable to get out the work on time.
Heretofore the gathering of statis-
tical data and census has been badly
neglected or overlooked entirely and
it IS to be hoped that this year and
In the future this part az the assessors
duty will be more consistently COM
piled with. The assessors are paid for
the performance of the duty and as
there are good reason for the secur-
ing of the information, the same should
be forthcoming. There are heavy
penalties for the violation of this part
Of the law and Secretary McNabb of
the board of agriculture declares he
win have it enforced at any cost The
law requiring the assessors to gather
agricultural statistics has been griev-
ously outraged throughout the terri
tory In the past, many farmers assum-
ing II 70 be purely for the benefit and
information of spectators and for the
board of trade, which they consider
and many assessors consider, suf-
fcient Justification for refusal to
take them. Assessors supplies are
being distributed at the meeting and
a full attendance is being had The
following assessors are here;
C. W w. Johpion, Rose Hill; w e.
l9rEg, spr.nger; Oliver Cornwell,
Siding Creek; Frank Stiles, Guthrie;
Wm. r. Jones, Iowa; W. NJ. Bross
Iron Mound; Ed Overholtzer, Lawrie
]. f. Harmon, Oak View; d. Kenne
man. Orlando; d. c. Crossley, Seward;
A. C. Hamil, Springvale; C. A. Abels
? woodland; J. d. Scott, Antelope; j
w Johnson, Bear Creek; Ben John
ston, Bismarck d. d. Dayton, Cedar;
i. G. Berry, cimarron; j. NJ English
MARSHALL .. W. Walton. Muihall;
John Perott, Crescent; J. W. Ray,
Guthrie City
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TOO MUCH MEDICINE.

THE excessive and lndIscrlmlnate
use Of medicines, In these days,
cannot be too strongly condemn
ed. The focd you eat, II properly d..
sested, is all the tonic you need.
The system Is continually wronoed
by overeatina ard overdrinking, and
the debIlltated condition aggravated by
dosing with harsh, nauseous drugs and
medicines.
Only common sense Is needed. The
food must be dioested and the bowels
must not be allowed to clog. Preserve
your health BY preventing these CON
ditions.
Constipation surely leads 10 lndisea-
ton, Blllousness, etc, and these condf
lions when neglected affeet the condl-
ton Of the blood, dehllltats the system.
rendering il susceptle.e to more serious
ailments, and less able to resist such
attacks.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WATERS II
taken as directed. Will positively cure
the most obstinate case Of Indigestion,
Torpid Liver consilpaslon, Biliousnessl
etc, 50 as to stay cured. 100 Waters,
Is cents
:. n. waIlsss. PharmaeIs,.
4 outhrls, Okla
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about nine o'clock he discovered that
the window screen had been torn off
ana every room seitered by plunderers,
and after a hurried search it was as
certained that a ch'i1'= savings bank
and a pocketbook had been stolen.
From the Martindale residence only
jewelry was taken. With the excep-
ton of diamond most Of the other
missing jewelry was found on the
thief who was arrested at midnight,
just as he was boarding the south
bound train, Taken TO police head
quarters he gave the name Of Charles
Smith. This morning. when arraigned
in court, he gave the name of F.
Williams.
II ig believed thai Williams partner
got away with a considerable amount
of the stolen jewelry and other valu-
ables which has been taken from time
TO time from the various residences
IN the city.
when searched by the officers Sat
urday night, among the articles the
negro had in his possession, was the
pocketbook taken from the Mcclure
residence, containing the deposit slips
and a large quantity OF jewelry part
OF which was identified by Mr.. Martin
dale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
THE corroN SITUATION.

In his speech before the Georgia
division OF the Southern Cotton as
sociation Saturday Hon. Harvie Jor-
dan, president OF the organization, re-
marked that this Is not an agrarian
movement alone; It is not an agrarian
movement, It is merchants, bank
crs movement as well--a movement
which affects every trade and calling
of every man in the whole SOUTH
That is the reason Cor the wonder
tul success OF the organization; the
farmers, merchants. bankers, and busI-
ness men of every sort got together"
they demonstrated that they could Co
oprate and work for the common good
OF course the ability OF the farmers to
stick together is the basis OF the or
ganization; but the splendid manner
in which the merchants and bankers
have been assisting the farmers, as a
general thing, has contributed largely
to the result. and is worthy of the
EItdtcbl COIullttuuAliOu.
And the result is, TO quote from the
Presidents speech again, "the spot sit
uation is absolutely dominated by the
men who have produced the staple.
and this In the face Of the fact that at
the beginning OF the season we were
confronted with l4.O00.O00 bale crop,
Wall street has iost the power Of max
ing price"
The Southern Cotton association has
been one of the most successful move
ments Of its kind in history. In spite
OF all the efforts OF the spectators, the
farmers refused to lose their nerve,
and the result is that they control
the situation absolutely
The success has heaa because they
stuck togeth ana acted as one man.
And they mus continue to do so. TIE
same conditions will confront them
next spring at the planting time as
confrcnted them last spring, and they
must govern their planting operations
! by the same rule-aim to produce the
staple in quantities commensurate
with the worlds demand for cotton
So long as they act in perfect good
faith with one another. and with the
Organization as a whole. that has char.
acterized their movements up to date,
they win be masters of the situation
But they must not allow their present
success to flush them with victory to
such an extent as to make them blind
20 the principles which good common
sense and business ability next year
as they have shown this year.
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needs Ell the help he can set to make
hls campaign Against railroad evils an
effective one.
II Is noted that In speaking Of rate
legislation in his message the Preni.
dent uses the word sovereign
Supervision Of q corporation" he
says, can only be exercised BY q SOW
erign whosc jurisdiction is co-exten-
sive with the field OF work Of the cor
poration.s Some Of the opponents Of
the Presidents railroad policy would
have us believe that In using the word
sovereign" he would arrogate sort
OF monarchial power to himself and
be the dictator over these corpora
tions. and pretty well everything else
This is. OF course. very far from the
facts He uses the word sovereign ia
far different sense. There is a SOY
erign power in this country. Sover
eign power in the United States IL
vested collectively in all shose who
vote, so that each has his equal share
OF sovereignty. No man possesses nc
more OF 1t than any other voter Each
man owes it to himself, to his own
sovereign power and to his fellow
sovereign. Mr.. Roosevelt to UNDER
STAND and TAKE PART IN the cur
rant rafiunx, opitatinn IN tho hest nj
his ability.
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MLII aeaIn Revival servIees.

Rev W. G. Lemmon announces that,
beginning Sunday morning, the West
Guthrie Congregational church win
begin series Of revival services. Rev
Lennon has just recently taken
charge of the church work in the city,
and is already meeting with consid-
cradle success in the way Of increased
attendance and interest in the services
conducted at the church. There will
be special music features and the
preaching by Rev. Lennon will un-
doubtedly be most helpful and be the
direct result OF much good being ac-
complished in the parish and among
the friends Of the church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

riches which she WIN be unable 20
carry with her
Bnt the testimony Of the judges who
sat 40 iudemenlo6A lIetty was greatly
weakened By the fact that none Of
them are multl.minNnalres them.
selves II Russell sage and dozen
others-if dozen exist--should form
themselves into a jury and examine
the case Of the richest woman In the
world we would be willing to abide
by that decision. They should know
whereof they speak.
AS a matter Of fact. Hetty Green Is
probably a great deal happier than tae
majority OF men and women. she has
an occupation with which she is in
love. Her mind is completely taken
up by the game cf getting money. she
IS SO much absorbed in it that she
has not time for other trivialities.
consequently she lives regular ex.
istence. Scientists have spent long
years grubbing for natural facts,
grown old and gray at the game, and
missed a great many Of life's joys;
and yet been 50 absorbed in the game
all the while that they we're certainly
not unhappy Or, II they were un-
happy. they were SO absorbed in their
work that they were not aware Of It..
Hetty Green has developed her natu-
raj proclivities TO the limit, and likely
finds keen joy in the exercise Of her
sharpened faculties. she has made a
supreme scucess Of the one thing that
appealed most strongly to her in life;
and IL Is really hard to see why she
should not be as happy as the average
person.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
NEGRO THIEF IS CAUGHT
May be Means of Breaking
Organized Gang of House
Burglars.

F. Williams. colored. arrested on
complaint Of c. II. Martindale charged
with house breaking and larceny, waiv-
ed examination and was bound over
in the sum of $1,000 to the district
court.
Saturday night the Martindale resi-
dence, sos East Cleveland avenue. and
County Attorney McGuire's home, at
Col East Mansur avenue, We're broken
into aud robbed, before nine o'clock,
while the members of both families
were down town shopping
When Mr. Mcclure returned home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

The United States supreme court
has DECIDED that knoxville, Tenn. may
build it's own waterworks plant. Y
Rockville is that anxious to ride the
water wagon, II should by all means
na nermitted TO do SO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

Governor Herriek 1yants 70 abolish
the legislative lobby of Ohio. 1t is
thought that the governor would also
Ike to abolish the Democratic party
Of ohio. mAalp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

General Theodore A. Bingham. the
new police commissioner Of New York,
says that he is very independent in
politics. It win pay the general, how
ever. 10 be very Tammany while hold
ing his present job
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

There IS no alarm among Democrats
b4ef the Capitals hot air story about
b new paper Ia Guthrie, because there
Is no truth in 4 SO far as Democrats
hre coneeruel The alarm Is Ia The
haice of TIE oyer-draft organ which
bees Visions 81 a Mcclure paper The
.eader and the Leaders policy suit
~ loyal Democrats II there are any
|lckers they ere financially Interested
u their sorrow 10 the Capital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

The German foreign secretary de-
nies that Germany wants war with
France The foreign secretary and his
kaiser have learned that these days
peace IS more renowned than war, and
olteis more strenuous and expensive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

The czar hes decided to hang all the
rs Of the Russian revolution, and
be VII 1f5bably carry out his decision
just as soon as he can get some one
10 catch the leaders and bring them to
him. l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

The United States warships In the
West Indies have notified the Domin-
scans thar the gunboat Independence
win not be permitted 70 shell Puerto
PLATA. This cuts the Independence
out Oh a lot Of those Demiaicans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

,.slked how he ln,ed hss POSI- IN as chief
ushcr. The ranctimenious Nos replied
ia scrlpturad phrareoioEy, NJ would
rather Do doorkccper IN theN house ~
tho lord than 10 dwell In the teuts Of
the wicked" Tho latter poftion ~ the
text he doubtless meant 70 amply 70 the
Flynn regime
scnator Iiiclam ~ Perkins Journan
II occurs to the Joornal that DELEGATE
Mcclure misht do Oklahoma an incal-
onlabie service by passing bill through
congress iegalizing the law passed BY
She territorial Legislature taking the
Norman asylum out Of the hands OF the
old nanitarium gang. Every man. wom-
and and child In Oklahoma excep, those
wf,o have their finger in the pie will
Improve a law OF that kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

$50 glad. SO glad" is the Presidents
latest form Of greeting. Fca' real YER
nal gladness, however. consult Nick
sLongwortb-
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Local poINTs.

The home Of Elmer Basll. and the
barn OF Milton Johnson. living near
Saltwater. were destroyed by fire with
all their contents. Children playing with
matches started the nre. Mrs. Basil es-
capped from her home in her night cloth
ing as the roof fell in. There was no
Insurance
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The first issues Of the Custer county
News under the management Of Wm.
b. Walker has been received at The
.eader office. II IS a sprightly paper,
exceptionally readable and reliably
Publisher Walker Is
ana viii make the News a
..unmer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

!. Those Annapolis cadets say that
,afd church was hazed because he
FEem the accounts that we
5ecn reading Of the naval
academy. fourth year man VINO
smiles shorid be sent 70 an asylum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

It is when millionaire dies that
one learrs s,tt how many and what
relations he has had.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

It was kinder rubbing it in on John
A. Mccall both to make him pay ~
and then to FIRE him.
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MONDAY JANUARY 5, 1906.

Change the wording Of the Capitals
paper spiel from Leader to Capital
and the puzzle VIII be solved,
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President Roosevelt could best re-
form the Republican party Of New
York by getting another party.