The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 58, Ed. 1, Tuesday, September 8, 1903 Page: 4 of 8
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ITHK KCABEft CUTHRIK OKLAHOMA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1903.
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The Leader a member of the Associated
Press and receives the day telegraph re-
port of that great jews organisation f or er-
clnnlvt afternoon publication In Qutnrle
and SO mites radius.
Ho. & Kas. Business 75; EdtorJal C9
Jaxk. Valley Business 75; Editorial C3
TUESDAY SEPT3MBBR. 8 1003.
Colonol Neff of Blockwoll will now
proceed to pulverize the young man
of Brants over at Enid.
Sooretwy Hltchcoek has placed
former Governor Jenkins on tho grid-
UIo again. Tho falr-mlndod man holds
that Jenkins has had his snaro.
AROUND THE WORLO IN 54 DAYS.
Tho feat of Julves Verno'a hero
Phlleas Fogg -who was said to have
circumnavigated tho globe Jn leas than
dgilt; days has for some years been
hold In derision. Even beforo the
bulldinc of tho Trans-Slborlan railway
J5ls rflfc"
Improved mothods of transportation Oofects without Introducing any nsw
had rendered tho scheduirJ T Phlleas' "ntrlcd expedients and without
Fogg a rather leisurely ono; but moro attempting "curroncy Inflation" In any
tyvmtly. since that groat road has.forin-
been actually opened for traffic the I Tho Problem was a dctlcult on0-
xccord has been so far lowered thatTflat Secretary Shaw should have
Julea Verne s hero has become notlvolved Plamlble a solution shows
only a Fogg but a Fogy. 1lm to bo amonS au08t ot Am
Janm Willis Sayro of Seattle who ca' Ananolal ulnars
recently completed a Journey around Shaw'. Pla". Jn a wrd' J havo
tho globo In a trifle over fifty-four.
laysv now holds tho globe-trotting
championship
Mr. Sayro's ltlndrary roughly out-
lined was an follows:
.Seattle to Vancouver one day.
Vancouver to Yokohama Japan via
Canadian Pacific steamship 18 days.
Lost at Yokohama one day.
Yokohama to Nagasaki two days.
Lost at Nagasaki two days
Nagasaki to Dalny by steamer two
laya.
Dalny to Moscow via Trans-Siberian
railroad fast express. 13 days.
Moscow to Berlin including stop at
Moscow 1 days.
Berlin to Liverpool lVfc days
Liverpool to New York 7 days
Lost at New York half a day
New York to Seattle 4 days
This record was an astonishing one
aid gavo evidence of very clever plan-.
nlng. Mr. Havre's luck in making con.
iw-Uona was unusual yet with a lit- J
tie bettor luck and a little different
planning tho record might have been
inatorlally lowered I
Had Mr. Sayre chosen his steamer (
move cnronniy he could have made
tho Journoy to Japan in 15 days Instead
of 18. A better connection at Nagasaki
would have saved a day between
Nagasaki and Dalny; so that evon
"with present facilities It Is not Imposr
alblo to make the trip In 50 days.
ONE BOWS RISE TO SUCCESS.
(Front Cincinnati Post)
Jf you want to learn how one young
man got aiong in tne world listen:
Alvfth C. Dinj'vy at thirty-Beveii. is
president of the Carnegie Steel com-
pany and holds the most important po-
sition in Ui': Htetl trade of this coun-
try next to W. E Corey president of
tho United States Steel company.
At sixteen yoaru of age Dinkey was
a telegraph operator for Carnegie H
fettve that up am p-.i on the leather
apron of an apprntlco In order to
loam to bd a machinist. It was hard-
er work than telegraphing and for a
yoar or so It was les pay. Out this
young man had hl eye on the out
come.
He made a special study qf electric-
ity. He saw how this power could be
applied In rolling mills. He patented
labor saving devices and was made
assistant enginoer then engineer
superintendent president.
An easy ollmb?
By no means. It was upward through
toll and sweat ami grime and the con-
stant pumping of blood Into gray mat-
ter. Dinkey did not epond bis money for
glad clothe.
Nor for "high ballB."
IIo spent his time and money build-
ing brains and body and character.
Aid now at tW"ty-vea yoai of ago
he Is at the top and draws a larger
salary than tho prestdenL
INDEBTED TO OKLAHOMA
FOR BIG PROJECT
We aro Indebted to Oklahoma for
to r .n ctnHM zav
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tbe St Louis Globe-Democrat and IT
Ve axe not unreasonable sticklers for
iaols we might have the pleasure of
reading a great many more. But we
are now to look to that enterprising
and dauntless community of earnnst
spirits for the greatest railroad of
modem timec. It originates at Guth-
rie but It Is really to run from l'ort
Nelson on Hudson bay to Buenos
Ayres. its main object will be to ship
whales from Hudson bay to Buenos
Ayres. whre they have no whales and
bring back pampas grass which grows
luxuriantly wild all over the Argentine
pamoae. Guthrie will be the grand
central relay point for all this Inter-
continental traffic; at Guthrie there
will be yards for feeding and watorlng
tho whales In transit and tho pampas
grass will bo prepared for tho use or
tho BrtlmoB in tho vioinlty of Hudson
bay. It will in a very short time sup-
plant block ice for rooflng material
there as It makes an excellent thatch;
besides plumes of It may be used o
keep away tho mosquitoes In the short
Arctic summer and It will be a valuod
addition to Arctic millinory. Tho road
is to cost $250000000 and Mr. Plor-
pont Morgan wo aro told Is to take
all his capital put of tho shipping tmst
and Invest in ihlB railroad venture.
AUTOMATIC DOLLARS.
Colncldont with tho beginning of
the currency movoment to the interior
comes tho speech of Lesllo M. Shaw
secretary of tho treasury In which he
outlines very clearly a curroncy
whamo designed to remedy existing
a "umhuuuc uohut um. . vv
when needed and promptly disappear
when It has served Its purpose. Ho
does not want an elastic currency but
a responsive ono.
Tho Shaw scheme thorefore Is not
In any sense nn inflation project. It
Is not oven "asset currency Jn tho
general acceptation of tho word. Ail
curroncy strictly speaking is asset
currency in that It represents value
I and Is based on certain tangible anets
reserved against It.
How does Mr. Shaw propofc to nrji
compltih this desirable result of pro-
viding a responsive dollar an auto-
matic one If you will for bettor per-
formance of the demands of trado?
The method is simple. He proposes
to allow the national banks with the
consent of the comptroller of tho cur-
rency to Issue a volume of circulating
notes oqual to 60 per cent of their
bond sagmred circulation at a tax of
C per qent the same to be retired by
the deposit of an oqual amount of lawr
ful money with any sub-treasury
This tnx of C per cent It wit u uu-
served" would oauso tlio currency Jhus
issued to disappear as soon as money
rates should fall below that figure; In
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uuiar urua tin buuii ius niu uiinuuujr
ceased to bo needed.
We fail to see how thle plan violates
any of thi essential features either of
our preoiU financial systom or of
sound economics. Some such measure
Is surely needed and the scheme pre
sented by Mr. Shaw Is the best yet
formulated.
The powder pull may help to hide the
ravages of time but it avails little to hide
the ravages of disease. Wheu the face
is disfigured by eruptions the treatment
must go below the surface to the blood
which is corrupt and impure.
Dr. Pierce's Goldeu Medical Discovery
cures disfiguring eruptions which are
caused by impure blood It cures scro-
fulous sores erysipeliu. boils pimples
ectema salt-rheutn and other eruptive
diseases which impure blood weeds and
feeds.
! wm trouUfd with ceiema from the crown
of my hcl to tbe volt of my feci writ Mr.
H1U nuUk. of Cat City Tumla Co.. Mich.
Could not will at time ooi wr my shoe.
Thought there w no help for n -l !cH the
dollar "Id there wa none. I weut to Me
ftlrnd at Chrutma time and there heard of
the good that Dr Hetcr' GolUca Medical 1H-
covery had done for tbcro. and wai adoWd to
try It at once For fear that I might neglect it
my friend cot to the !llagc ana sol a tunic
and nude me promWe that I would take it I
mu occn femur worte an inc iimc i iook
thirteen bottle of the ' Golden Medical UUcov-
cry' and ten vlalt of Dr Pierce's lMeannl fl-
1 let and utrd ' All Healinc Salve which mad
taktnx the rucdklnc ahoal eleht lueulha
l would aay to all who read this try Dr
Pierce' Golden Medical PUcovcry H v wut-
Int tiire and money "
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uM' V MV"IVt w .. v tlkliw flaw.
profit paid by the sale o( lew meritorious
medicines. He gains : you lose There-
lore accept no suiiuic tor "uoiotn
Medical Discovery."
Dr. Pierce's PclUtt cleanse tbe clogged
system from accumulated bupuritie.
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Tho crlmo and corruption In the new
counties la dlreoUy attributable to
Republican misrule.
State of Ohio City of Toledo
Lucas County us.
Fra..k J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of tho firm of
F. J. Chtxiey & Co. doing business in
i f'ty of Toledo County and State
aforesaid and that said firm will pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
each nnd every case of Catarrh that
can not be cured by tho uw of Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Frank J Cheney.
Sworn to beforo mo and subscribed
In my presence this. Cth day of De-
comber A. D 1886.
(SEAL.)
A. W. Gleason
Notary PublK
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter-
nally end acts directly on the blood
and mucous surface of the systom.
Send for testimonials free.
F J. Cheney & Co. Toledo O.
Sold by all druggists 75c
Hall's .Funlly Pills aro tho best.
Wm. Hamlin who was recently ar
rested In Texas on tho charge of horso
stealing and brought to this city was
arraigned In Justico Do Groff's court
this morning. Ho waived examina-
tion and tho coso was continued until
tho 23d of September.
Distress After Eating Cured.
Judge W. T. Holland of Greensburg
La. who la well and favorably known
Bays: "Two years ago I suffered
greatly from Indigestion. After eating
groat distress would ' "ariably result
lasting for an heir . so and my
nights wore restless. concluded to
try Kodol Dyspopsla Cu. and It cured
mo entirely. Now my sleep Is refresh-
ing nnd digestion perfect" Sold by
J. N. Wallace
SupL Baxtor today received tho
resignation of Miss lna Boles as in-
structor in tho department of a't at
the Alva Normal school.
Sprains.
S. A. Road Cisco. Toxas wrltos
March 11th 1901: "My wrist was
epralned so badly by a fall that It was
useless: and after using aoveral reme-
dies that failed to give roUof used
Ballard's Snow Liniment and woe
cured. I earnestly recommend It to
fin'- ono suffering from sprains." 26c
60ti $1.00.
)ld by F. L Lllllo & Co.
The funeral services for the child
of Mr. and Mr. Chas. D. Long were
held Sunday nnd the body interred In
Summit View cemetery.
Bean th j4 11 Kind vt Hare Always BougJ
The Oklahoma World's Fair com
mission mot nt El Reno yestorday.
Used For Pneumonia.
Dr. C. J. Bishop of Agnew Mloh.
Bays "I havo usod Foley's Honoy and
Tar In throo vor sevoro caoes of
pneumonia with good results In every
case." Itefuio substitutes.
J. N. Wallaco.
(Hrst published In Dally Leader
Soptombor 8 1808.)
Application for Liquor Licents. .
Territory of Oklahoma County &
Logan ss.
Notice Is hereby given that
Ed Williams
has this day filed In tho office of ths
County Clerk in and for said County
hU petition asking that a llcenso bt?
granted him to soil at retail malt
spirituous and vinous liquors on
Sw quark'r section 10 township 10
ranse 1 East Cimarron township in
town of Meridian Oklo In said Coun
ty and Territory.
If no protost be filed on or before
September 21. 1601.
hie petition will bo granted and 1L
cvnso Issued.
'Witness my hand and the seal ct
said county hereto affixed thlr
Sth.day of September. 1903.
(SEAL.)
N. J. C. Johnson
County Clerk.
FOLEWHOSErTM
Cures Ctdu PrsverrU Pneumooia
WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY DE
POSIT BOX IN A MODERN STEEL
VAULT AND FEEL THAT ' YOUR
VALUABLES ARE SECURE? "ROM
H TO W PER YEAR PAYS FOR ONE
ACCORDING. TO SIZE. SEE THE
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK ABOUT
F0LEYSH0NEY-TAR
Wa
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The
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I is hiii on ai iiemro s urug store i
A If you have -work of this kind to do see Renfro.
I C. R Renfro $
fy 206 West Oklahoma Ave. Opposite Postoffice ft
A Guaranteed Cure fr Piles.
Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. Your lrugglBt -will refund
your money It Pazo ointment foils to
enro you. TO cents.
Tho Leader has in stock every
blank usod In Oklahoma; 1600 dif-
ferent forms.
WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY DK.
P08IT BOX IN A MODERN STEEL
VAULT AND FEEL THAT YOUR
VALUABLES ARE SECUREf FROM
91 TO W PER YEAR PAY8 FOR ONS.
ACCORDING TO 8IZE. SfeE THE
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK MtvJ?
IT.
T3he Dander! no
Boo-ber Shop and BeUh
Rooms
Our workmen's reputations or nrat class
services enenu ait OTer tne soutnwest
and we pay ekpe:tal attention to vis-
tors to the Capital City.
James Hill Proprietor.
(First published in tno Daily Leader
September 8 1903.)
Application fcr Liquor License.
Territory of Oklahoma County of
Logan 03.
Notice is horeby glvon that
Frank E. Mnter
has this day filed in tho office of tho
County Clerk In nnd for said County
of Logan his petition asking that a
license bo granted him to sell at retail
malt spirituous and vinous liquors ou
Lot 10. block No. 88 In the Third
ward. Guthrie proper. In said County
and Territory.
If no protest bo filed onor boforo
S2d day of Soptombor 1903
hi spolitlon will bo granted and
license Issued.
Wltnoss my hand and tho seal of
said County hereto afflxod this
Sth day of September 1908.
7th day of August 1903.
(SEAL.)
N. J. C. Johnson
County Clerk.
By J. W. Burnett Deputy.
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Agents Wtxnted
"Dora" will bo presented by Stater's
Madison Square Theatre at tho opera
houso nest Sunday night. Prices 15c
2c 350 and 5c. Seats will go on sale
nt Wallaces' drug store tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
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We have placed in our west window 2GT0
Fine Fur Hats some that we sold as-
high as $3.00. Your choice while they
last for 98 CENTS.
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FORYOUNG LADIES.
Nevada. - Missouri.
in Every Town
Stater's Madison Squaro Theater
will again visit the city next Sunday
night and will prosent "Dora" for the
nrst time in Guthrie; this Is an en-
tirely new bill and Is tho bast of their
repertoire of plays.
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