The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 45, Ed. 1, Friday, August 21, 1903 Page: 3 of 8
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TH LEADER QUTHRiK OKUAHQMA FRIDAY AUQU8T 21 1603.
PAGE THREE
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O DO YOU KNOW O
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That Uio Guthrlo flro department U
considered to bo one of tho best tie
partmonta In Oklahoma.
That Bovoral carloads ot peaches
are being shipped from Guthrlo ovory
day this week.
That thero Is some Betting In local
sporting circles on tho nellance-Sham.
rock lit. races.
That the Chootaw will bo operated
by tho Frisco system when Its now
lino between hero and Chandler Is
completed.
That tho Santa Fo ahould construct
a brick sldowalk leading from Its
dopot to lie brick pavemont on Okla-
homa avonuo.
That tho Guthrlo Clearing House
association will do tba right thing In
entertaining tho Oklahoma Bankers'
association.
That during tho Ico cream season
that old Joke Is In order: How much
did Romeo? Tho amount that Juliet
That Geo. Daniels Is attending tho
yacht races In Now York City.
That tho country roads loading Into
Guthrlo are In a vory bad condition
and need tho attention of tho proper
county officials.
That Guthrlo Is well represented this
summer at the summer resorts.
That a party of Guthrlo young ladles
climbed Pike's Peak last Thursday
oning and viewed tho sunrlso from
the top of tho famous mountain.
That tho Guthrie schools will have
the largest enrollment In Its history
when tho school boll rings next month.
That tho recent report of Agent
Broslus mado to the department of
the interior regarding conditions In
Indian territory has stirred tho local
poiitlclam who aro momentarily ex-
pecting something to "drop."
That a now candidate for tho Repub
lican national committeeman from Ok-
lahoma Is announced nearly ovory day.
That tho single statehood tdoa Is
gaining many friends ovory day and
promises to disrupt tho Republican
party on Its "statehood alono" fevor.
That the lumbor dealers have experi-
enced a big business this summer.
That J. A. Taylor uh purchased the
poach crop of Genera! lamlson'a High-
land fruit farm.
That If a Guthrlo waiter owned a
375 dross and a $35 hat she would be
one of tho prettiest bollos In tho
capital city.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Frank Date. A. Q. & Blare
DALE BIERER.
Lawyers.
Anderson Building Oklahoma aTwnw
CHAPPELL & MINTONYE
Lawyer
Practice la all court Rooms 3 4 6
New Adlet BIdg.
Phone 631. Uuthrle Okla
PTRANQ A BLACK.
Lawyer.
Practice In all Court ot the
Territory.
Joeeph Wleby
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office In Adler block Bouth Bide Ok
lahoma avenue.
DR. EULA L. HARRIS
Oiteopath
214 W. Okla. Ave. Beadles Block.
Office Hours:. 8 to 12; 2 to 6.
Phone 47.
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ASP & COTTINGHAM.
Attorneys-at Law.
Office In Victor IllocK Ouihrle Okla.
LUTHER WEST
Real Estate
Notary Public and
Insurance Agent.
SNAPS
DR. HENDERSON
I0I-I03 W. 9th St. KANSAS CITY MD
tfiegaUf Gratfaale tn Medicine. Ortr i'OTaara'
Practice. 24 Vaara la Ku City.
TaeOldaiilaae.aeaa' leasjatt IscataA.
Authorised nr tba 8tat to treat CHKONK.
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Imacmnt Sun i0h sua tad aaad for tarmi. Oai.
oiuileu tree ana eoasantlal panootUrarbf aiall.
Seminal Weakness JSJMT'VomJl
and Soxual Debility HSe..."!
can atop night looaa rritore tonal power. arr
and brain power enlartaaadatranrtbanwraktartsv
and mate too at for oarrlata. Band for book.
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anuUleOt Koltntramenu opln.;ede-
tentloa rram ba.lnete. Cora tvaraattad. BOOK a&d
llitof qaeattODi free tealed.
D..uittn Blood poliemlet and all prlTat(i?
oypillllS euee parmuaot) euad.
Varicocele Hydrocele and
Phtmnaln Wrnatfantlf aarad la a law dJ
BOOK for both taiaa-M aea. tTplatoraa
""" with foil detcrlptlon of aboea dl.ee.ea
-u tSeett aad cure tent aealed In bIiId wrappe
Free nai.in
Rumored That He Hns Been Asked to
Become Secretary of War.
Washington D. C Aug 21 It is
rumored at tho war dopartment and
at tho Metropolitan club among men
oloso to Secrotary Root that Colonel
John A. McOall proaltlont ot the New
York Life Insurance company has
been naked to accept tho portfolio of .
soorotary of war and that ho has tho
mattor under oonaidoratlon. '
Colonel McCall has mado several
Visits to Oyster Bay to see President
Uooftovelt
It Is argued by those familiar with
tho situation that tho resignation of
Secrotary Root loavos tho president
handicapped by tho New York finan-
cial powers which aro boglnnlng to
opposo Roosevelt for president.
Mr. Roosovelt It la said Is anxious
to show that ho Is not antagonistic to
representatives of those Interests and
that ho recognlzos tho fltnoss of plac-
ing a captain c" Industry at the head
of tho war department '
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COLORADO FLYER
On the S&nttx Fe.
Kansas City to Pueblo. Colorado Sprirgs
and Denver daily beginning June ll
Pullman Observation and drawing-room
sleepers -chair car-Library Smokln-Car
Leave Kansas City in the evening
Arrive Colorado next forenoon.
Through Sleeper from Guthrie
Quick Luxurious Convenient Popular.
Another fast Colorado train now leaves Kansas City oc
the Santa Fc overy morning. LOW RATE EX' I It-
SIONS ALL SUMMER.
Ask for a free Oopy of "A Colorado Sumn.
It tells alt about vacation oatlnfa in U.or
A J. CORKINS. Oen. Agt. A. T. & S. V
Guthrie O T.
Ry.
VICTOR. G HOUSTON
Iusurance. Real Estate
A?0nt for leading fire insurance
( Companies.
1 0.11c?: Riir Bank ot India
Territory
PAUL R. BROWN M. L"
Dr. PAUL R.. BROWN Jr
Rooms 0. 7 10 No. 105 West
Oklahoma avenue.
Especial attention dovotod to sur
gery.
J. W. SLAOE M. D D. 0.
Physician Surgeon
and Osteopath
Treats all Diseases
ModJclnoLlly Surgically
or OstepathiceJly
As each individual
case requires.
All calls night or day
attended promptly
Hoooib 21- 83-54-KW V Harrison Ave
Phone 200. Guthrie. Okla.
We are 'buttin in" the but-
ton business.
Lodges
X W.ifitipc
. V
uiurcnes
Reunions
Advert'sj
Purposes
Only first class outfit in the
terrltorie'- Write for sample
aud gel prices.
Armarvtrout Bros.
Guthrie Olc'a.
nieiiiBEi
Gnthric's Leading Eat e
The Royal
Eaton & Van Duyn Prop?
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IUteatJ oo ind tlMMr day All mod-.
ifrn tinproveuii-nta
Young mltlaie aKf'and
elderly If you ar sex-
ually weak.nomattcr from
what cauan: undeveloped
have stricture varicocele
etc my Perfect Vacuum
Alipllanre will cure s CfB
No druia or ele tt i ity T'ooo cured and Ue-
veloiwil lu iHv trial Sena tor booklft
ent aflrd ijuaranicel Write today J.
E l.tmnttt Mi'Tjbiir bile Denver Colo
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DR.R.H0MRI6H0US
Oysentery Cured Without thr Aid of
a Doctor.
"I am just up from a hard spoil ot
the flux" (dysentory) says Mr. T. A.
Pinner a well known merchant of
Drummond Tenn. "I used ono small
fcottlo of Chamberlain's Colic Cholora
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured
without having a doctor. I consider It
tho best cholera modlclr.o In tho
world " Thoro Is no nop of employing
a doctor when this ronr.ody Is used for
no doctor can prascrioo a hotter med-
icine for bowol complaint In any form
either for children or adulta. It never
falls and la ploaeant to ttke. For sale
by tho Eagle drug store.
When the Euchee Indians uXicide to
hold a green corn or husk dance a
committee names the day and notices
aro sent out to eaoh member of the
hand and lntormtrricd oltlzen. It Is
the custom to notify the members by
sondlng them a bundle of stloks about
two Inches long one stick for each day
until tho busk occurs. The recipient
throws away one stick when the pack
age Is recolviod and another stick ev-
ery morning until all are gone eoceept
the last. On that day everything la
made ready to attend the three days'
Canoe. Pots and other cooking uten-
sils aro loaded Into the family wagon
and all the family dogs and ponle are
taken along.
Take this Chance to Go to California
or the Puget Sound.
AuguBt 1st to 14th inclusive $47.30
round trip from St. Louis and ?4B 00
from Kansas City and St. Joseph Con-
sult nearest ticket agent about our
through tourist sleepers to California
and Soattle.
Cheap to Cool Colorado.
Every day wo sell excursion tick-
ets to Colorado and Utah resorts at
approximately half rates with return
limits all summon
To Minnesota's Beautiful Resorts.
Dally round trip Uoketu to all Mm
nesota resorts at a mere trifle over
half rates. With her 10000 lakes
AHnnesjCU. offers a wealth of sum-
mer attractions. Write for a list of
Minnesota boarding houe and ho
tels.
Homeseekers' Excursions.
Tho first and third Tuesdays of
each month at approximately half
rates to see the magnificent crops of
tho west and northwest and to help
you secure a home In that rapidly de-
veloping region.
Write us describing your trip. The
Burlington Lines Are the Main Trav-
eled Roads through the weet and
northwest.
L. J. Brlcker L. W. Wakeley
T. P. A. 8SJ Main St C-. P. A.
Kansas City. Mo. St. Louis Mo.
F. C 8haron
S. W. P. A.. 821 Main St.
Kansas City Mo.
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f MISSOtDHI PACIFIC RAILWAY. 1
I 0BEATLY REDUCED RATES EAST J
I INDIANA WESTERN OHIO AND LOUISVILLE KY. M
ft September 1st. 8lh !5ih and pclober 6lb. Return limit 30 days. Si
II OON'T MISS THIS CHANCE II j
MS . To visit Ihe old home and aee your friends of other days. KW
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Tki Optical Spaclaliat
Curea Sore Kyea. Head
aches. Kpillpay.St Vltua
Dance and many other Nervous dlaorder
without tlruga Al'o straighten Croaa Eyes
without pain or operation
lloouu over Hank of Ind Ty Outhrte
T3he Dandcrine
Bo.rber Shop and BtUh
Rooms
Our workmen' reputatlom or Brat clan
nervi-e extend all orer the louthweat
and we pay eipe:lal ttv.Ti'"t to via-
tors to toe Capital City.
James Kill Proprietor.
Half the Ills that man is heir to come
from indigestion Burdock Blood Bit-
ters strengthens and tones the stom-
ach; makes Indigestion Impossible.
W. T. WALKER
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
120 W. Okla. Ave. 'phone 210.
Uka KMMya e) Bladder Right
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StopThat Cough!
Whan a oough. a tickling or an Irri
taUon in the throat make you fee? un-
comfortable take Ballard's Horenound
Syrup Don't wait until the disease
has gone beyond control. M and
Mrs. J. A. Anderson 864 West th St
Salt Lake City. Utah writes- "We
think Ballard's lIurehoi6vl Srmp the
bust medicine for oougaa and voids.
Wo have used it for se'cmi years- It
ajways gtvea Imrafcatate relief lavery
plpasant and' gives-perf satisfao
tlon." 2Bo. fiOc 11.00.
Sold by F. B. LUHe & Co.
New Mexico's
Roof Garden
Cloudcroft
OUgMMMterf
Rock Island
System
W
K.ound Trip
ONE FARE
Plus 50c
All Summer.
The Denver Enid
& Gulf R. R.
Through Rates to all
points
Via Enid O. T.
in connection with the
!- - 1
r nsco system ana
Rock Island System
For information call on or ad
dress A. J. CORKINS Agent
D. E. & G. R. R Guthrie or
J. J. Cunningham
G. A. P. & P DeptEnid O.T
HOTEL EMPSRE
BROADWAY AND 63D STREET H. Y. CITY
TKLKPIIONKIN HVKIIY KUOH
Rooms $1.00 per aay & Upward
A flne library of The Empire baa
cbotce literature for lone been the faror-
the exclualre ue of lie hotel for tourists
our eueats. visiting tue Metrop-
I oh.
Kratuurant noted Tor tho cieellenra of
It'a canine It'a rfrilcclent aerrlca aud mod.
arate pclrea.
Prout Orand Cen-
tral atatlon take
cara marked 'ilroad
war to Fori I.ee Ker-
ry" aud reach Uotel
Kroplre tn HOTen
minutes.
A weiter numier
o' street car ltnea
pasii Hotel Rmpira
than an) other oo-
tel In the city
Geo. H. Lee. G P. A. .Little Rock Ark.
J. S. McNallbv D. P A.. Oklahoma City O. T.
aim
Nothing has ever equalled iL
Nothing can ever surpass iL
Dr. King's
New Discovery
From all Ferries. Stearmboala and Oceaa
Meamera walk Miort block to Kiev tea Kali-
way and take -Dtli Airn to BOlli Htrt"
from which Hotel H one minute Walk
lOMIuutea tu principal theater auilahupt
W. Johnson Quinn. Prop.
F0LEYSH0NETHMR
Cures Ooldst Provenls Pneumonia
Kentucky
Boarding Stables
Cor. Vine and
Cleveland Sts.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given
to boarders. Horses board-
ed by the day week or
mouth.
Patronage solicited.
Phone 44. O- B. Gra.ves-
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A Perfect For All Throat and
Cures Lung Troubles.
Mont back if It falls. Trial Dottlas fraa.
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MEN AND WOMEN
Cm 111 61 for unnatural
dUcbarstnCainnatttrt
Irrltatioca or ulnratloat
ef nneoua mamlraata.
I'alnlaM. and not uUt
(aot or poiwooM.
aioid tr vrunitie
or oant In plln wfnf
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e Royal Bar
Tel. 103.
The Gendcmas Resort
The best of WiBoa Liq-
uors and Oigrs
L D. Fosselt Prop
M?3aira?ataaT?gir3IC!
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