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New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Du-'s Review" says:


y some sections the intense heat facilitated ra
dere - SIMMER goods ana improved the at
ss,eoPineEt IA the business world was he IN
49, 49, acuE-ly Of 5oDblng ard wholesale depart-
Aarysst and TARA shr -. 80 Co-tu be desired,
s. sa1gulne expectations, the few unsg tisfartory
s-ooI-agng results 59ercsrtii ~ l.g numerous &
Sre--e 80 prompt al some eastern points but Ibe
- 1ge IS vel maintained by discounted bills a.
n est and South Manufacturing naD-e fe s+iIi a.
= SOC progress. The iron and sreei Industry main
--err +54--1---ella- results, despite some labor
- Fi-sn prices prevail in the footwear indus
-. a. -9r most textile fabrics bur The general
fs-r = - eolIlodltles reflects the cheap penng OF
FF "a ->lHn1er or august ! was Sl02 SIS against
sdrsr,e - -L- carrier hut there still appears an
- e.-- - Railway earnings in July were y
1erce ~ 80 nan .ast year, and foreign COM
gains = 5s Us porL alone for the last week shows
5re- s--.4 n exports and 81 Gss S74 in imports
-s--i@!- arc irtle pressure was felt in The money
were : i5e-k exchanges ar New York for The week
eac-ag cities the gain averaged g rer cent
"Eradsrree--sr says
s ss. trade has opened actively. The ersr rush of
ald We-i ae-ng noted At all large centers East
T Ss SHOES clothing and kindred srJicjes f. T
aad trs, :. IL - a. Mestern and Southwestern points
Iaerts - t.- t1i-Ee for the season Other develop
fave 49, lsel- mainly favorable Heavy rains
aFec tne quality rather man the ot59ntiI, 1Ir ~
eao-Isb la--sIl gre has been received By corn and
rsos7s Sos 9es teen secured TO assure maturity at
tolIt4-- Only the best reports come from the
tv - cog crop, ana cotton has been improved
srsIc e.-zs5ltGn of heavy rains in the South At
befae H-ets industry Is active seldom, II ever
t. - - i-e only subject Of complaint herein is
kora-a- t- oL labor available. This complaint
e. Is pract .caIiy country wide despite The
az r-c- il-It 4t-4 present immlgreuOn- Strikes
AZ -, NUMEROUS. buI effects localized. Iron
,r- are II unprecedented demand a mid
to- Pe--S-. building anu building materials.
z -. -rSS active a. Sew York. show few signs Of
res-- ~ - me v est where records Of previous
ir-s --ate p@ea broken Railway earnings con-
csle6 .s aeaF,. 4 gain OF y per cent being indi-
WIZ .4-4 over year ago. and bank clearings
OF ---e-iif below last week. much in
rsST- star TIE new wheat crop evidently COM
iaE--e .lse-- 20 export buyers, who said 20 be
rreses. --ts ~ both the neg grain and Of -four At
d. - ..-.es- Collections are classed as sly fair.
bls.-ass if'-l perhaps 10 The immense volume OF
.ne-, - ~ scarcity OF money. Currency ship
r. Z. me country are increasing. Commodity
O. t--eiT tcT t1rtn products. which reflect good
re-yy lects and some kinds II provisions are
rse she 41 held high for this period Iron and
fs-.4- esElely firm and give promise OF even
a. :tEgr6. and textiles and meats are firm
hss -s- u price All signs. in fact point 70 The
O. aii4 Industrial stream running very fEll for
= S'1-2 -2-Iatlyely early stage Of the season
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11

tOLIOA-Ihe cotton market had another weak and
set-lec day, with prices making again
for The season The close steady, but last
We're 70 i points lower Sales the day
umated al 10000 bales The market opened steady
an advance OF point September but generally
points lower under scattering liquidation bear
which encouraged by the weather
from the South Shortly after opening prices
rallied 10 ret advance Of points the active months
On the stedier cables and covering but the
weakened again and during the middle session sold of
- S54c FOR October 96O December,
1903 points lower. 90G5 points high
level OF July I3. The decline undoubtedly
ated bv that Of the local wire houses
IN trouble but these runors were enphatealy denied
and seemed 20 be without foundation whatever La
ter the market rallied few points the active months
a result covering and reports
rnen5 spinners. but little o bull
support. A wire received from New Orleans
cay reported exporters found impossible buy
for early shipment in The interior anything like
prices and freight rates for abroad
for fall and early winter shipment stiening Local
average. apparently
crop will through critical
without any abnormal setback and apprehensions
depression through early Of crop cotton
Superintendent King weekly movement figures follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11

FTDI-R AND 5IEAI-There comparatively little
loiug tn the -four market Only sales OF consequence
STare IN -: .nx .atents and bakers We quote spring
,at.fs 81 ga winter sratghs 50 t1$3 30 winter
iens S. s5Qs4 spring clears. 81 4G>3 80 extra No
winter 81 iDGS3 30. extra No winter. 81 S1nS3 %
ivF II 1 Ilulet. quoted: Fair good. 50 2o@s3 -
- fancy 81 40N$4. CDRNAfE-A l. Steady;
0c.i. +, In dried s. s0GIS2 20 brand BAGAt-AI
f+-. o-oE. Fiuc white yellow. 81 2nnSl % coarse
q ioasi ~ FEED-WcsterR diN. CIT stenfy quofed
Tstern Frrlng sIT -. STANDARD mdenR SO IN iuo.b
-. Gour 8o S23. rel S2l >. - arr!;e city bran
80 1o So 90 chop. 81 bulk SD 20 sacks OIL
- -WFiEAT-Eye-ythng in the wheat market to-
Tert-ad around tho government report. WAcA was
te.s a. clock T'revous 10 rs publication tie mar
.rod rather s.eadF little advance over the
night account ot ste9dler cables tnn ,Alit
fif interior yts aul covering Of shorts ahsai
- - renorf II was rlmored that a good export
ytnsss rad bfen the Southwest, ana ms Win
iit G9ering of Russian Whent also Ead an inhurftv
f5ref.aln sIifs were Nnally report
- - ~ otle positions. tnanlF At putports ire
report considered h"arlei NeAt anu
So 80 tffe luliish cats. Tho crowd tPck the wheel
feires az a whole. arguing hat the tE Nitgr Nit Z
,,r man offset disappointing - REG EI.a IL
- ~ Irtf-r terc 2I3 $1,000 bush, Wh coHct3nn So
s.sret month Thi= would fhther confirm me
i.tte, coming loWA
,n.at s,.fee in tfe las few weeks Aat nel ~" ~" s
,.tu,e. chem figures might have PRODUCED belts.
estimate bH we H'f'Itl4sl
,as saa ag4 ou 1ush ulgEest el.d ever fhlsel
serng record crop The previous record was 80 So -
busi In 1901 Of this size gives tInii4sa 80
estimates recently puf out iy pr.Ff'f aHli ii'3 ~
lasotH bush sHrp sHp0rt this s"as'n re a-e
Yectea fhaf foreign would De prompt 70 eI--
these figures and that besides ehsalA. e~s''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
Trust Company Statements.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF TTFF:
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
AT the close cf business 9Th August 1905
RESOURCES
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11

The local market for spot cotton was steady win
prices unchanged 10 e0c for mddng upland and 10s5c
sor middlng Cuff sales Is bales southern spot mar
unchanged I5-l6c: sales bales Memphis quiet
unchanged IOis Houston steady. unchanged
lOl4c: sales. 66 bales Galveston quiet isc lower
10ssc Charleston nominal Norfolk quiet. sc lower,
l0iec: sales 1872 bales Augusta steady. &c lower.
lO3zc: sales 80 bales
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
quiet: bales. speculation and export 500;
american. 1000. receipts 1000. American; mid
ding upland. esd Futures opened fevsrish 80 lower
and 81 of far months. closed easy az a net
decline Of cas- points August 542d5 43d. August-Sep
teuber 540d5 AID; September October 933g3 s+d Oc
tober-Asovember December - 81
TJacernber-Jauuary 532d: February 5.33d Feb
rllary-AIarch 525d. March-Apr!l, 537d; April May,
Esd and May-June. 539Gj. .40d Manchester-Yarns
slowly; cloths quiet
Comparative cotton statement for the week ending
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
xat SesGs5 4.ceps S os at al United states ports during

Week .t-...-,.'. 24547
yIesl Iasr ,-ea- - -. i...-...-... 62o52
Sentenlber T...-........- 1924 951
-ai recei5s t. same date last
last week 244T9
T~1o~ts S,r f1e sane week last T26l6
49, cvn,rre since Seuterlher ....... 6356 72I
exports date last wear e5tS -
stock al aiI United states ports 203 80
S'2eE a. s a. 0ii'e1 a'es s - p1 - a5s os2
c,re, a; an interior towns ............. I2s.3S5
e+oc a. All nTerior towns same time last year
& &Stock a. 41HeTIpooi same tre laS vcar 731 600
STOCK OF American adoaf for Great Britain.
81 So. - izq+ Tco ............... los 600
The following the total net receipts 81 cotton at
sLrc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25

okarche Milling Co, okarche, ca
pacity 1876 barrels.
Okeene Roller Mills Co, Okeene,
capacity t25 barrels
Acme Milling Co. Oklahoma City
fcapaeity 400 barrels,
Oklahoma city Min and Elevator
Co, capacity 1000 barrels.
plainsifter Milling Co, Oklahoma
City capacity 300 barrels
Pauls Valley Milling Co.. Pauls val
ley. capacity 100 barrels
Pawuee Mil and Elevator Co, Paw
nee, capacity so barrels.
Perry Mil Co. Perry, capacity 25C
barrels.
Ponca City Mill and Elevator Co.
Ponca City. capacity POO barrels.
pend Creek Mil and Elevator Co.
Pond Creek, capacity 400 barrels.
Purcell Mill and Elevator Co.. Pu>
cell, capacity 600 barrels.
Perfection Mills, saltwater, ca
pacity i50 barrels.
Thomas Milling Co, Thomas, ca
pacity 300 barrels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25

Ada Milling Co, Ada. capacity i5O
barrels.
Apache Milling CO., Apache, capaci
ty Is barrels.
Alva Roller Mills. Alra capacity
$50 barrels
Lcger Mil CO.. Altus. capacity 200
barrels.
Anadarko Milling Co. Anadarko,
capacity 100 barrels
whaley Min and Elevator CO.. Ard.
more, capacity 300 barrels.
Blackwell Min and Elevator Co,
Blackwell capacity 400 barrels.
Chielasha Milling Co, Chickasha,
capacity 500 barrels.
Cherokee Mill and Elevator co..
Cherokee, capacity 800 barrels
Cordeil Gin and Elevator Co., Cor.
dell. capacity 175 barrels.
Dover Milling Co. Dover, capacity
100 barrels.
Durant Milling Co, Durant, capacity
1875 barrels
Drummond Mill and Elevator Co.,
Drummond, capacity 100 barrels.
Eagle Mills. Edmond, capacity 75
barrels
Canadian County Mill and Elevator
C1.. El Reno. capacity 425 barrels.
El Reno Mill and Elevator CO., El
Reno capacity 800 barrels
Enid Mill and Elevator Co, Enid,
capacity 1000 barrels.
Garfield County Mill and Elevator
Co.. Enid. capacity 400 barrels.
Farmers Union Mil. Enid, capacity
500 barrels.
Fairview Milling Co. Fairview, ca
pacity 80 barrels.
CARRIER Milling Co, CARRIER, capacity
75 barrels.
Geary Mill al ] Elevator Co, Geary,
capacity 200 barrels.
Harrison Mill and Elevator Co, Go
teb1. capacity IS barrels.
Guthrie Milling Co, Guthrie, capaci-
ty, 500 barrels.
Model Roller Mills, Guthrie, capaci-
ty 23O barrels
Star Mill and Elevator Co, Hennes-
sey, capacity l5O barrels.
Hennessey Roller Mills, Hennessey,
capacity 100 barrels
Hobart Mill and Elevator Co. Ho-
bart, capacity 200 barrels
ngersol Roller Mills, lngersol, ca
pacity 75 barrels.
Independence Mills, Independence
capacity rs barrels.
jefferson Mill Co, Jefferson, capaci
~ l75 barrels
Kaw City Mil and Elevator Co.
Kaw city. capacity 100 barrels.
Kinghsher Mill and Elevator Co.
Kinghsher, capacity $50 barrels.
Oklahoma Mil Co, Kinghsher, ca
paclty 400 barrels.
Arthur Mill Co. Lawton, capacity
POO barrels
Minco Roller Mill Co, Minco, ca
Facity IS barrels.
Mangum Min and Elevator Co.
Mangum capacity 100 barrels.
Manchester Milling Co, Manchester
capacity IS barrels.
MedfOrd Mill and Elevator Co.
Medgord, capacity POO barrels.
Norman Mill and Grain Co. Nor
man, capacity $50 barrels
N-rth Enid Milling Co., North Enid
capacity 100 barrels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
FOUR PER CENT OF THE
TOTAL YIELD IN
UNITED STATES
WHEATBELT HAS CHANGED
Production in Eastern COun.
ties Has Fallen Off.

Enid, Okla, Sept. 25.-with an esti-
mated crop of wheat in the United
states, for 1906. of 725,oOO. 600 bushels.
Oklahoma, with her crop Of 32,O0O.OOO
bushels. has produced four per cent Of
the total wheat grown in the country.
Considering the fact that the country
has only been settled for sixteen
years, and that the greater part Of
the wheat belt has only been cropped
for eight to ten years, this result is
something to be proud Of. These fig
ures only pertain to Oklahoma proper,
no reliable figures for Indian Terri
tory having been obtainable.
The Wheat Belt.
The wheat belt of Oklahoma lies
west CT the Santa Fe main line, the
eastern counties being better adapted
to corn and cotton The production
Of wheat in the eastern counties, al
though 1t has been profitable TO the
farmers. has fallen of during the last
two or three years until at this time
Garfield county is considered the cen
ter Of the wheat producing section,
whereas but few years ago Kay
county. in the northeastern part Of
the territory. enjoyed such distinction
The city Of Enid is the headquarters
OF the largest grain firms IN the terri.
tory. and more grain is handled from
this city than from any other point IN
Oklahoma.
c. r. Prouty, secretary cf the Grain
Dealers association of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory, resides IN this city,
and maintains his headquarters here.
He IS at all times in close touch with
the grain interests of the two terri
tories aud is constantly gathering
statistics for the guidance of the mem,
bers of the association. From the
latest information in the hands ol
Secretary Prouty, the average yield OF
wheat in the various counties of the
territory IS placed at 1873 bushels per
acre. with a total estimated acreage
Of 100000 acres. The yield per cuon-
ty, according to Mr.. Prouty's informa-
tion, complied from hrndred and
fifty answers to inquiries, is as fol
laws
Blaine county. IA bushels per acre;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25

Lindwall Bros. need no introduction to
the people of Guthrie as fist class tailors
ald that they will receive their share of
patronage Is already assured. They have
swell fixtures and will conduct a tho~-
oughly up TO date shop m every parti-
cular. The new buiiling I'm which the
establishment Is located Is modern
thoroughout and the lighting Is excellent
An invitation IS extended to the people OF
Guthrie 20 visit the new tnnoriuG estlh-
lishment ana inspect the samples of fan
and winter suits shown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
New ProteetIon for chauffeur,.

A new speedometer for motorists is
now on the market, says Technical
World Magazine, which not only gives
the rate of speed per hour and the
number of minutes to the mile but
can be set at any given speed, so that
when that speed is exceeded a buzzer
announces the fact to the driver. With
this device in use, a chauffeur can set
the speedometer at the limit of speed
allowed in the country whore he is
travelling, and, as soon as the limit IS
exceeded. he viii be warned of thu
fact.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
BRYAN IN TENNESSEE.
- Assoclntod 80

Memphis. Tenn. Sept 25.-rhe well
come which Tennessee has given 20 VIII
liam J. 1raA has been quite In keeping
with that of other states or the South.
Hundreds of people We're az the station
when the train arrived this morning.
and they cheered the distinguished Ne
braskdn am along the route OF the pre-
cession and also az the conclusion of his
address Al the Gloss OF his visit In
Memphis Mr.. Bgan left for Nashville,
whore he q scheduled fpr a speech to-
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
HARVARD's NEW
MEDICAL SCHOOL
(Ry Associated Press.)

Cambridge. Mass, sept. 25.-The first
half of a two days programme of ex-
ercises IN connection witt the dedication
of the new medical scho2' OF Harvard
Cliversity wa carried OUt today The
exercises were bri4f and were carried
out IN the grand court of the magnih-
cent new buildings wha'h adorn the
Back Bay Fena. President Eliot Of the
university performed the act Of dedica-
tion. More formal and Interesting eN-
ercises will be held in Sanders theatre
tomorrow More than 600 graduates
Of the Harvard medical school including
prominent physicians from all parts Of
the couatry. have gathered TO take part
in the celebration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
osLmoNr VS.. MOODY


Providence. r. l.. Sept 25.-A Del
mont ala Willie Moody are reported ia
fine trim for Their fifte n-round bout at
Iymanvine tonight The same two
fighters met In a siX-row'd 80 "a Phila-
delphia recently, when Moody had the
better II 10. belmont expresses conf-
dence In his ability 20 defeat Moody al
the longer distance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
.AMllroN RAes MEsrlNe.


Homilton, Ont. sept 25.-Ths pros
poets for the fau meeting OF the Hamil-
ton Jockey club. which began today, are
for one Of the very best race meetings
ever held here. Though new stables haye
been built during the summer the ac-
eomodations are scarcely adequate for
the unusually ttfge number of entries.
The horses have cme back 20 the autumn
races thoroughly seasoned after the sumo
mer's campaiGn ana the quality of the
for the STAKES and purses the keenest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
) O O o O O o o o o c Q o Q o o

II YOU like Coffee but dare not drink
H. try Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee. its
true that the real coffee does disturb the
stomach Heart and Kidreys. But Or.
SShoop's Health Coffee has not a grain
OF true soffee i'm H. Y is satisfying,
wholesome end harmless evan 10 the
youngest child. BEING made from
parched gi&ins and NAL. It forms a food
like drink. yet havingg the true flavor Of
Old Java and Mocha Coffee. Sold by the
Bank Groc a-y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25

comaache. n; Caddo. rs; Custer 10;
Canadian. IL. Cleveland 9; Garfield.
iT Grant, n. Greer is; Kingnsher.
lf Kay. ls Kiowa, Is Logan. l2;
Noble. is; Oklahome, u; Pawnee s;
Payne, loi Pottawatomie, q washita,
l3: Woods, I3.
No reports we're received from Day,
Dewey. Lincoln or Woodward coun.
ties. but the acreage in these counties
was light, estimated at about $4,000
acres According 20 reports, the
largest increase was in Kiowa county,
which was 75 per cent over the 1905
croa
The Present Conditions.
The heavy rains which set in shortly
after harvest played havoc with
considerable portion Of the wheat crop.
and some Of il will never be threshed,
owing to It's sproutiug SO badly The
farmers of this part of the country
have been in the habit of threshing
their wheat directly from the shock,
lew Of them going to the trouble Of
stacking It. This has in the past. and
especially this year, proved to be a
ruinous proceeding, and is the cause
Of the heavy losses sustained.
The last Of August Secretary Prouty
gathered n lot Of data in reference to
the condition Of the crop, for the
benefit Of the Grain Dealers associa-
tion, and his report just issued is as
i,dlows:
"On August 22nd a circular letter
was Issued from this office asking for
information regarding our present
wheat crop. the yield per acre. as well
as the general conditions Of the same
and from over one hundred and forty
replies representing the following
counties: Blaine, Comanche, Caddo,
Custer. Canadian, Cleveland Garfield,
Grant. Greer Kingfsher Kay. Kiowa,
Logan, Oklahoma Woods am able
to furnish you with the following in
formation:
Average yield per acre 13 bushels;
per cent threshed, 60; per cent in
stack. 26, per cent in shock, IA; per
cent damaged in stack, 2; per cent
damaged in shock, 80.
What Becomes Of the Wheat
Besides being a great wheat grow
ing country Oklahoma is also great
-four predicting section. She has
sixty -four mills in active operation,
with million5 OF dollars capital. These
mills have total capacity according
to the report of Secretary Topping OF
the Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Millers association. OF 1886 barrels
OF -four a day. Taking the crop OF
1906 at thiIty-two million bushels, il
would last the millers of the two ter
ritories Sol days, providing they run
their mills at their full capacity. Bu
net all OF Otlahomas wheat is grounC
into -four by her mills; in fact, but I
small per cent OF II is made into flou
at home, the capacity Of her milli
being only about ten per cent of th'
present crop Oklahoma's wheat goes
to all parts of the country. even the
mills of Minneapolis taking consider
able Of t. The low grade wheat il
shipped to foreign countries where 4
is ground into flour from which the
black bread so common there Is invade
The official list OF the mills OF Ok
lahoma and Indian Territ-ry Will
their capacities, is as follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25

A hath cleanses the skir and rids the
pores OF refuse. a bath makes for bette-
fellowship aud citizenship. Not only
should the outside OF the body be
cleansed. but occasional use OF a laXa-
tive or cathartic opens the bowels aad
clears the system OF effets mates. Best
for this are Dewitts Lite Early Rise-s.
pleasant little pills do not gSipe or sick
en-. Sold by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
HERE'S A wANr-RicHr
Pedestrian Advertises for Help on sun
day Occasions.

Wanted several fine young men of all
shapes and sizes, from the tan grace
ful dandy with the base bail moustdche
Cline op side) down to the little hump
back c.roty headed measeled eyed up
start. The object is TO form gazing
GODS to he I'm attendance at the street
corners each Sunday during the sum-
mer. before and after divine services.
to stare at the ladies ms they pass and
make delicate remarks about their per-
SOL and dress. All who wish to eHlist in
the above cop will appear at the vari-
ous street corners next Sunday morning
and evening when they wiz be daily in
spected ald quality OF brains registered
in "A book kept for that purpose. and
which will be published To prevent
general rush. it might be wen to state
that none will be enlisted possessing in
tellectual capacity superi to that of n
wellbred donkey. "a PEDESTRIAN"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
REUNION OF VETERANS.
lRv Assoclnted Pressl

Bristol Va Sept. 25--The reunion
here today OF the ex-Confedesates OF
Southwest Virginia and Upper East Ten
nessee was Wen attended by the veter-
ans. their families and friends. The
gathering was held in Faimoun. Grove
uude- the auspices Of the S. v Fulker-
soa Camp OF Confederates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
FORESTRY CONGRESS MEETS.
In Assoclated Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
Vancouver y. C., Sept 25.-Of more
than usual interest because OF It's re-
p-osentative character is the forestry
congress which began here today under
the Joint auspices OF the R,ltish Column
bia Lumbermel's association ana the
Canadian Forestry a"sociation. Nauon-
ul ans provincial forest policies the lum-
ber industry and the fore T. the import
ance of the forest lands 90 mining. a1d
forestry in relation Go railroad supplies
are some of the subject" scheduled for
discussion during the three days ses-
sion. Earl Grey oniciuted az the
formal opening. The governor general
and his pasD win proceed 60 Nanhmo
tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25

When you have cold - is well 10 be
very careful about using anything that
viii cause constipation. BE particularly
careful about preparations containing
opiates. Use Kenledy's Laxative Honey
and Tar which stops tn cough and
moves the bowels, Sold bS c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25

Malaria Causes Loss % Appetite.
The Old Standard Groves Tasteless Chin
Tonic, drives out malaria and builds up
the system. Sold by all dealers for q
years. Price 90 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-25
ero CURE a FEi ON

says Sam. Kendall. OF Phu"pshu7g, Kan,
"iust cover It over with Rucklen's Arni-
ca Salve and the salve WI do the rest"
Quickest cure for Burn Boils. Sores,
scalds. Wounds pilest Ecsema, salt
Rheum. Chapped Hands Sore Feet and
sore Eyes. Only 25c as en- drug stores.
Guaranleed.