The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 150, Ed. 1, Friday, June 12, 1903 Page: 3 of 8
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THl LlcAMR (MJTrlME OKtArtfrftt
FRIDAY JUNE 12 1903' ""
page three
Heart's a Heart
No Matter Where
Chicago III. June 12. That the
heart Is Independent of tho central
nervous system and can bo made to
pump blood through an ' Ytfflcfal cir-
culation even when remdved from thj
body has been demonstrated to stu-
dents at tho University of Chicago by
a striking experiment performjod by
Professor Ellas P. Lyon 6i tho depart-
ment of physiology.
What Has Been Done.
fProfessor Lyon has been able not
mystery. Now he wantefto meet the
spte in salt solutions andjjjn the idr as j
was done by Professor Jacques Loeb '
and Professor Ltngle but by the ar-
Tangement ot suitable apparatus he has
calised the heart of a dog to pump
blood through Itself a pair of lungs
arid a loop of tubing over four foot '
high. '
pr. Lyon disclaims the distinction
of discovering the method of causing
an apparently dead heart to beat as
he says that the experiment has been I
performed before by certain lnvestl-j
gators.
Previous experiments Saving shown
that tho heart was Independent of the I
central nervous system It was found
that the only condition necessary for
causing1 tho heart to beat was that It
shnnlil Kn nltln in rtrculntp liliwl
through Itself tf this condition lie
met and tho blood prevented front
coagulating In the compartments of
tho heart it was found that circulation
could be kept up.
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RAILROAD NEWS
AND PERSONALS.
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Trainmaster G. C. Starkweather of
the Oklahoma division df the' SantU
Fe Is In the city.
Ticket AgntAVelfs and lanagjfer C.
B. Duffy of p.b Hary- Eillng hnso
accompanied'' the ElkTlodgomembbra
to Enid last evening Th5y' returned
today. "j
The Santa Eo vlllcomtnonce opefati.
lng the Klngftsher-Guthrle
again July 1.
branch
The construction of the Eastern Ok
lahoma branch of tho Santa Fo from
Newkirk to Pauls Valley Is being rap-
idly pushed to completion.
THe Santa rV has coramencetl u&fng
their own lino Into Kansas City again
from the south. Tho Santa' Fo was
the last road on which the high water
delayed traffic and was tho first line
to get tho lino In operation aflor the
flood.
f r t
It is qulf probable tho Katy' will
havo thoir Oklahoma C ty-Guthrlo
branch completed by July 1 and will
at once establish train Borvlce between
tho two citiog
Heavy shipments ot steel for tho
Orient railroad' aro arriving dnlly In
Northeastern Oklahoma.
Engineer David Roece pulling thf
Katy "flyer" saw an electric headlight
on the track at Coney I. T. Ho be-
1 loved that a collision was at hand
jumped from his engina and broke ono
of his arms and one of his thighs. Tho
other train was on a siding.
Tho track laying crow of the Ft.
Smith and Western railroad reached
thfr eastern border of the territory
last week and are pushing thoir; world
rapidly towards this city Tho lumber
to De used on tho brlc.tea ha3 arrived
-and Is being taken from this city to
tho. needed places. It is hoped the
now road can complote Its construction
to this city by September 1.
The grading of the St Louis El Rono
and Southwestern road between Guth-
rie and El Reno has commenced.
About fifteen miles of grading has
boon comploted. Tho right of way In-
to this city wjll soon bo purchased.
C. G. Jones president ot the Okla-
homa City and Western road and gn-
pial manager of the Frisco lines In
OltJhoma passed througn the city to-
dT enroute from Perry to bis home
lu Oklahoma City
work has been commenced on the
1nturban electric lino from Oklaho-
eyVClty to Guthrie. It is thought the
ldf can Oa completed to Guthrlo by
jVuary 1 1904.
i't i!.-
ino rrisco extension to auipnurj
I T. Is completed The' first passengi
er train onored that p;Jturesquaum-
mer resort last Sunday arriving Ihere
at 9:46 a m. from Scullln I T A
large crowd .greeted the train on It?
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SLUGGISH LIVER
CAUSES MALARIA
Jaundice Languor Despondency Backache Biliousness
Nervousness Headache Heartburn Dyspepsia
and So-Called Female Weakness.
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tf anir i am yira mkis ni Liver aciivi
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m.n.n!.f
'hat the canso U
TJ L. a!i1 isIan
ki ii tun
fvW -'r
VPi rdR!
X. YrS -jmB scaiutng pains wnen you urinaie.eczcniB jaunuic
L. MHLH swellings or torpid liver f'lf a woman bearing-lofi
.Jtm r? WliHn sensations laintimr n
LLHSLLLLH. knLLLILL-
srz!KJ!!Zsr5
rr t-rs(sS55tes . vfiWr.7fju
. -55SCSsHBaP!(SSi!l
bdydra.Cuf6""atTny:drtIJir85or direct. 60 CKAnl A BOTTLE.
'nsware of aoallcd JcldneycMreSiwhlch nre full of sediment and ol bad odor
they nr positively harmful and dp noticure. .... ..j .-
.WARNOR'S SAFQ PILLS-movS tHe bowels jrentlv1 and old n speedy cure.
yfSit to.WarnVr's gaftguro Co. BcheUn- H. Y. for free i.iedical book.
8CHEDULE.
Of Trains on Denver Enid and Golf
Road.
The following schedule of the ar-
rival and departure 6f trains on the
Denver. Enid and Gulf road has been 1
adopted: '
'"' '' Local' Freight
Leave Guthrie at 9:30 a. m. Ar-
rive at Enid 2130 p. m. Leave Enid
Iat4s30 p ra. Arrlve-iat Guthrie 9:30
p..m.
Passenger.
vLa)ro Enbi aj UQO a. m. Arrive
at Guthrie -:00 P- m. Latc uumne
at 5:00 p. m. Arrive at Enid S:
R m.
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V nmKfwIntn'BTCtAmflftti on1 T Ivni
lit VllUUIlVitUlUD k.l.J(t4rflft AlVVfft
Taoiets are just wnat you-neett wnen
you havo no appetite feel dull after
eating" and-wako up with a bad taste
Jlnj'our moulh They willlmbrovo your
jappeuie cieanso anu invigonuu jour
stomach and give you a relloh for your
food. Tor sale by tho Eagle drug store
Wlnfleld Cnautaqua Assembly. 4
For tho abovo occasion wo will sell
round trip tickets to 'Wlnfleld at rate
ot ?3.r5 tickets will be on sale Junl
h5to 2G Inclusive. Flnalreturn limit
JUue 27. ' -' " ' ' "
A. -.'. Corkina.
Ladies and Children Invited.
All lRdles and children who cannol
stand tho shocking strain of laxative
synp3 cathartics etc. are Invited to
try thp famous Little Early Itlsersjl
They aro different from all other plllsi
iney ao noi purgo mo sysiom.p uven
a doublo dose will not crlne. weaker?
or sicken; many people call them thef
Easy Plll. jVC Hv Howell .Houstpri
Tex; says nothing bettor can be used
for constipation sick headache etc.
Bob Moore Fafayetto lnd. says all
others gripe and sicken while De-
Wltt's Llttlo Early Illsors do their
work well and easy. Sole by J. N.
Wallace.
Are you a deputy United States
Marshal or posseman? If so yoa
need a day boo?t Special jrlntei
forms. For"sale" by The leader.
ManyChlldren Are Sickly.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children ugetif by JIotherfGray a
nurse. In" Chudron'o Home New York
Break up vColds In '24 hours! cdn
fflP
.t
f evensnness
Headache Stomach
Troubles Teething Disorders and
Destroy Worms. At all druggists 25c.
Sample mailed FREE Address Allen
S. Olmsted. LeUoy N. Y.
SCROFULA
Scrofula manifests itself in many ways Swelling of the glands of the
neck and throat Catarrh weak eyes white swelling offensive sores and abt
scesses skin eruptions loss of strength and weakness in muscles and joints.
It is a miserable disease and traceable in almost every instance to some
family blood taint
Scrofula is bred in the
bouie is transmitted
from parent to child
the seeds are planted in
infancy and unless the
blood is purged and pu- I jlilr';'
rified and every atm of yPP&i"
ula ic sure to develop at
Bouie neriodin vour life.
ISO South
No remedy eatials S. S. S. as a cure
1 up the blood makes it rich and pure
great inoou Ketueuy tne general neaim improves uie uigeauve organs arg
: - - -strenEtucneu.
tionsjaud other
S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable and harmless; an ideal blood'
purifier and tonic thr.t removes all blood taint and builds up weak constitute
tions. Our physicians wilt advise without charge all who write us about
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uaica5gi JWUUJoajjquyiSriMV a
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nl..nffn.'mm n!!! iln nnl knnwl
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sluegUli liver. Warnet's Safe Cure will
stirnp wo uvcr so that it will perioral lis wors anu anyo
malaria out or tho system. . Su
tf ax t.dwik K(-- t 41... kjnt ItAtminlUm tirirt1
untu irauis in um uuta n iuiiihujuii ww
notson. rheumatic eout.
kl.MHiltA MAiit ilUKAlnd It-! frit t.'a fllal
ease. Inflammation ofthqblauderwlurinary organs?
pvu 1U13UU UlVUiUUUU VUV. Uiawu.O uB. w "SM
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nciisi. socaucu icmaioi
t-- K.:r..i ...fn.i.. 4Ka fmtniTl
tell jmi that your Udncyslmye been diwasedf
for a Ions time. on should Ioe no tline-a
cetal)ottToof"SaraCuro'atyourdruRBlsts.l
r- m .. a. -...! JT--..aTT
ji wui rcuovo you ni onro aiu eiiwi uj
in.-ii.iuLv... v...t. . ...... .... ....... -
gernn. Doctors prescribe anil nopuau
us'SaroCuro" exclusively In all cas&j
of liver kidney or bladder trouble.
"RafoCuro" Is purely vccetablo and
contains no harnilul drugs: It is free
from seillpjent and pleamntto take If
I. n ni-.it vnlu.iblo nnJ elloctivo tonic: a
::i"V.I-.7.7l ln.i.l ntrVnnOin
tomUlllver. Itrdpatre tho tissues soothes
atho enrcobleJ organs and heal at the
; samo tl ne. It buluw up the body cives
iif aironirih and restores encrtv. You can
TALES WORTH TELLING.
From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Unusually Intelligent Chickens.
A good siory Is told of a man who
resided In tho lower section of tho
city a few years ago that had the
reputation of being a continual mover
In fact for him to change his resi
dence two or three times In a month
was a common thing. .He also took
great pleasure In raising chickens so
that every time ho moved it necessi
tated tho catching of tho chickens.
laying thorn down and tying their Iogu
together. "In tho course of a yoar or
two" said ono of tho man's neighbors
"tho chickens got so used to having
their legs tied that every tlmo they
would 8eo t furnlturo wagon coming
Into the street they would lay down
on their backs and got their legs tied.
thinking It was another case of move."
In the Wrong PJace.
A well known and popular physi-
cian whose boll of In the future ac-
cords with that of tho late Colonol
Ingersol. had occasion recently to per-
form a surgical operation upon a man
not select In his language. After eth
erizing his patient the operation was
successfully performed.
When tho efToct of the either had
passed off tho subject looking wildly
around tho room oxclalmed: "Where
am I?" .
The doctor replied "Oh! you are
all right."
"nut." said the man "I may be all
right but whore am I?"
'I he doctor answered Jocularly. "In
hoaven "
no patient reeponuoa: "ir tnafs
-W. I'd like to know what lrt you
are doing here I"
Two Good Highlanders.
During the Crimean wnr a Scotch
officer wa9 appointed to command a
regiment Tecrulted in Glasoow Scdt-
land and being a Highlander took a
vote of the regiment to determine
whether the men favored tho adop-
tion of tho Highland costume
Itirdlio tlmo tho roglmental "orderly
kappeared bofore the. colonel with tho
rosult of the vote.
"Well orderly" said he "how many
of tae mon-jfavordi! jh& adoption of
the HlghTand plalds"jr
"Only fw sir" i 111
"Only Wo. Wolff rTfim glad Uiat
I ltar$ at least two good Highlander
In my regiment. Who aro thoy?"
"Corporal Flaherty and Prlvato Mul-
ligan sir."
A DISEASE :
WE INHERIT.
Scrofula appeared on the hyud. of my
littla trrando
auuu -wnen only i
d when only IS month
tha
old and apraad rapldl
bar body
The dUaaiie nxt attacked the eyes and
ty HTir uor Hcuri.
we faarad aba would loia bar alp
lnent Dhralolana ware ooniult
rht.
phyalolana ware ooniulted but
could do nothing to relievo the little In
nocent. it waa tben mat wi aeoiaea to
try ft. B. S. That madloine at ouoo made
a apeedy and oomnlata cure. She ia now
a voanir lauv. a
of the dlaeaaa to return
uu naa never na a aiira
MBS. nUTH EKItKIr
Sallna Kan.
6th Btroet.
for Scrofula. It cleanses and buildif
at.2 under the tonic effects of this
ana ineie is a irrauuai uui sure return
to health. The. deposit of tubercular matter in the'
joints and glands Is. carried off as soon'ai the blood
is restored U a normal condition and th& sores ernn.
symptoms of-Scrofula disappear.
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"We have a govornor at present who
believes he has a mission to work
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great reforms in. ueode Island but
lufUIIUUue3 aro mat no is cnensmng
n.amr m Mr. wtmam n
WCftlOD at the Hoyal.
"The personality of Gov Garvin 19
not objectionable. Ho is a good man
and his Intentions aro excellent but ho
Is fepmewhat visionary and Inclined to
advocnte Impracticable theorios.
Thlnss are not norfoct In onr lltlto
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fltfttft hut Miav nra fay fmm litlnrr
BB bad a8 (ho governor wou(1 hava
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lu omsmo world beilove. Looking
i
oa0K a gou many years and my mom'
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"' "" u. uumuui ui umuura x am
0f the pplnion that thoro is not nearly
... nf nni nro.
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true that some Improvomonts can bo
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"'- " ptuuuuiui IB KlJ'
iadvocatedtho abolition of
our pres
ent system whereby small towns of a
fqw hundred pooplo havo Just as. muoii
representation In our Btatu as tho
largo cities
"This glvos on undue advantage to
the countrymen and there Is but lit-
tle that can bo said In Its favor "oj-
nectlcut has tho samo difficulty and an
agitation Is being conducted In that
state for a chango that will glvo tho
big towns representation based on
population."
"The county ot SparUnburgi lu
which the recont terrible destruction
ot cotton mills occurred through an
unprecedented rainfall Is tho banner
manufacturing county of our state and
otthe whole south'" said Mr. E. G.
Bentley. of South Carolina at tho El'ts
J.'It has almost thirty factories and
all of them havo been good money
kers tho plants that woro doatroyod
diking with tho most prosperous In
tv state. From what I know of the
flnu-icial standing and business quali-
fications of tho ownors of tho ruined
properties. I am certain that they will
fgo cheerfully to work to repair and
rebuild tho wrecked mills and will
doubtless inako them better than over.
They are men of pluck and energy
whom heavy losses cannot daunt."
Kodol Gives Strength.
'Y
liy enabling tho digestive organs to
digest assimilate and transform all
fbfMho wholesome food that may be
oaten Into tho kind of blood that nour
ishes tho nervos feeds tho tlbsuos
hardens tho muscles and recuporatea
tho organs of tho entire body Kodol
Dyspepsia Curo cures Indigestion
Dyspopsla Catarrh of tho Stomach and
all stomach disorders. Sold by J. N.
Wallace.
Nothing Weak for Him.
The late Bishop Wllmor Episcopal
Uiehon Alabama was onco bolng
entertained by Major Waddell a de-
voted' churchman but who at that
tlmwaa not Intimately acquainted
with -J.no Bishop.
When they reached home after a
long morning sorvico tho bishop look-
od vjry much oxhaustol. and the ma-
jor askod him If ho wouldn't allow
him to make hlql a weak toddy. "Nr0
sir." ropllsd tho bishop vory slowly.
Tho major blushed and commenced
to apologize saying thut he know mln-
Istenr did occasionally under certain
conditions tako toddy. "Yos sir"
said tho bishop. "I do sometimes
mysojf; but I do not llko anything
woaHl"
Dp You enjoy What You EatV
If you don't your food does not do
you much good. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure Is tho remedy that ovory on
should take when thero Ik any thing
wrong with tho stomach. Thoro Is no
way to maintain the health an
strength of mind and body ozcopt by
nourishment. There Is no way to
nourish except through tho stomach
The stomach must bo kept healthy
pure and sweet or tho strength will let
down and dlsoaso will sot up. No ap-
petite loss ot strength norvouanoss
hoadaaho constipation bad breath
sour risings rifting Indigestion dys-
i peps! a and all stomach troubles are
! quickly ourd by tho use of Kodol
Dypep$Ja Cure. Sold by J. N. Wab
Jaca.
PvsmlmtlAH fit Attnrnue
Tl Territorial Bar oonimlltM Ufy
afternoon decided to holu xantInation
or aorjieyg on rrmay June m at
9 o'eIek a. ro.
Naws"bys naver ojtrry anything bn.
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Tnred speotras that threaten baby's
life qholnra mtanium aysQntery.
diarrhoea. Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry never falls to con-
quer them.
For'ahicot'tipto date buggy call yn
W. D. Packer. p fllll
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SHIRJS-tluJta.-e comfortable
SHIRTS thatat;e neat fitting gaTmcUts.
SHIRTS..yrjth .puffs attached and detached
also collars the same way.
SHIRTS in all sizes and sleeve lengths.
SHIRTS that are beautiful in
4 workmanship. '
SHIRTS pf this aipve descriptions are many
In our strv.k If you dfj. not have
any of this ltinu let us flx you with
A ht-Olter styles "rlpht up to the
ifttwjte.
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&
S ETSQN ibices are
STETSON Shoes are
STETSON Shoes in all sizes and "widtlm.
STETSON LASTDpn't fail to call for
the "Stetson Last." It is cer-
tainly swell
A. O. FAR.QHAR.SON.
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Well City McAlester Cauon City .. Arkansas Ami: : a
cite kept in stock. " ...
Terms Strictly Cash.
Piompt delivery and best of service at all times.
ce and yards 421 Oklahova
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TRAVELER'S FAVORITE
THROUGH SERVICE
Detwetn St. Unli Kansae City
ion smiin yicnua uKianoma oty
Oklkkoma aid Indian Ttrrito;Ui Indlw and Illlaol.
f kbrmuloa U to tnlm ttrrk uJ ntn Jio IlluintlaJ dncrlpdrt nutttf promptly fwvlia im
pplte!u B.f. OUNN
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swioitj.
Columbia Dbc . .
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Not necessary to learn to play any instrument. Buy the new
up-to-date Graphophone. Reproduce perfectly bind or
chestra violin piano cornet and the huuuu voiic
THC DISC CKAPIIOPHONt IS MAD IS THRtt
y $ 1 5 $20 and
'inch records 50 cents each;
$3 per dozen.
10-Inch records 51 ach;
S'O per dozen.
Columbia High Speed Moulded Rcc.or.I-. fit a'.l tvpe of talking machine
using cylindrical recirxl and nre hUerior to all other.
Columbia Phonograph Company
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