The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 60, Ed. 1, Wednesday, February 6, 1901 Page: 3 of 8
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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA.
RAILROAD TIME TEES
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Local freight . 5:40a.m. 6:60a.m.
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No. 40C 8;40a.tn. 5:50a.m.
No 408 4:48p.m. 6: 10 p. it.
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Gates' Tours
3lexico California.
Grand Canou of Arizona
OTKST TOUll leaves New York
and UotonKel).ft 1B0I. Leaves C'hl-
i ago and St Louis Keb. fl 1WI.
NICCONI) TOUIt leaves Now York
and lloston Feb. 01001. Leave Chi-
cago and et Louis Keb. 80.1U"!
MKXICO-Land ot enchantment
rountrr of tradition and romance
paradise for tourists strange and
dellKbtful. All placos heretofore
v.s ted Included. Aloo. for the first
time beautliul Lake Cbapala (4000
ft. alt.) and unique ruins of Xochi-
calco and TeposUco.
OraniJ Cnnon of Arizona on thc
Ban taFijUoute.most wonderful seen"
Ic panorama In the West: 217 miles
lone 13 miles wide more than a mile
deep and painted like a (lower.
OALIFOUNIA -Special arrange-
ments for visiting the noted Calif or
nla resorts. Tickets good to return
independently on any train within
nine months.
TKAIN Du LltXK Special train
equipped wllh compartment cars
drawinc-room Pullmans atulng car
and o:ervatlon car. Large obser-
vation parlor for ladles andsmoklng
parlor for oent.emen. In set vice for
entl r railroad tior. ion of ea h tour
P All expenses Included. Number of
Fiax eneers uraueu ncuu i" .
1 UATKS. Toledo. Ohio for itiner-
ary describing these ideal winter
tours.
TV. J JILACIC (J 1 A.
The A T. & S F. y.
Topeka Kan
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Weak Nervous Men
All nialo readers o( this pa
ir per who tiro bunvring from
Weakness pocoltar to lo-t
$ niuuhood that blights tholr
life onuslnjr mahtal and phy- j
stool fcufforlnir. bhould write
to us for our little .liook "A o
Warning Voloe" which de t
Bcrlbns those troubles Write
today enclosing 3e atalnp to ft
pay postage on treatise 1
Address l)r. W. II. Saunders T
&C. Chicago Illinois. ?
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There Is sometiiinjr to
See Eat & Drink
AlonR the
Tue beautiful Otark mountains
Pred lUrvey cutlnK hoam dud cafe cars
ureka Sprlugs wa'er
Thc famous healtu resort.
Through cara without chaugeon allPrlsco
trains between
WICHITA OKLAHOMA AND
ST LOUIS
Pullman Palace Sleepers
Reclining Clulr Oars
(Seats Free)
Parlor Day Coaches
Trains leave Wichita 1:20 and 10:45 p. m. Ok-
lahoma City I0;15a. tn Arrlv at St. LoulB
following n ornlncat 7;aa and evening at 0.
Tratu leaving St Louis 0pm arrives Wich-
ita 3i36 p. m. Oklahoma 6tS5 p. m Trjln
leaving St Louis BUS a. in. amves Wichita
10 a. in.
Santa Fc trains make close connections at
Wichita and Oklahoma lor all Frisco iwlnu
Further Information regarding rates time
routes maps etc. will be cheerfully given
brany Frisco representative orthe under-
signed. It Is a pleasure for mi to answer
Questions. HBVAN SNYJJKU
s " Oen'l Pass Agt St. Iuls
. I)t7NN Olst- PUS. AKt.WIChTta K.
Cincinnati Feb. 5 AigumentB and
testimony were heard IikIh Ix-forv Judgs
Holllater of th (ornmon ili-ai court.
oil application for an IiiJiiik tlon against
thv JofTrles-Uuhlln pilsu nuht In this city
JVIi'iuary H
After conslderabh sp.irrlng among the
attomry.i It sal Uecldcd that the CHe
would procewl on Its mcr ts for a per-
manent injunction rathor than for a
taWtpornry rustralnlnn order but the de-
rensw rervd the right of apeal to high-
er courts. Judging from the slow pro-
gress made today and the long list of
witnesses. It believed now that the hear-
ing will not be completed this week ami
that decleion may not be had before
next weak. Ator aubmltttlng the cc
tracts and other documents omi' U'r
wltneaaea went examined today aa fol-
lows: Herman Wltte. an attorney who waa
thc middleman between the pugliata ami
the Sang.trfest AtWetlc Ansociatlon R.
Q. Cook the poraonal repreMiitatve of
Maimger Brady; I. K. Miller superin-
tendent of the Western Union Telecntph
vonipuny and Fentou Lawaon who la a
director ami secretary of both tlie San-
gerfost mimical and Sangerfest Athletic
Assoaiatlon.
Mayor Klefshmann ami other witneOMo
were on hand to testify but they wore
not called owing to the long examination
of L.1WM111.
The feature of thc day waa the exami-
nation of Fenton Lawaon. The directors
of the Bnncerfaet Association are all
prominent business men. Laweort wwa
closely examined uh to wliat he knew
abo.it music and the manly art. II was
an oxpert vltnoas In the fanner but
caused much laughtor In bis replltw tu
questions In regard to boxing. Ife oould
no repoat any of the rules of Maquis of
Queensberry or any of the theories and
practice of the rinse.
All of the other members of the San-
uerfest Association wore tirasent and
beard the ortleol through whleh Sir. Law-
son pusaed. and It la understood " tliat
they will all be called upon to pasti a
similar examination. Aa Mr. Lawson Is
a leader In musical clrcloa he waa ques-
tion ed eloacly aa to ratex c-hargett at
operas concerts and theaters as com-
piired with the rates the Association was
getting for the seats for the Jeffrloa-
Kuhllu contest.
Lawaon wva also closely questioned re-
garding the interviews of blmaelf and
associates with Mayor Flelacbtnann who
gave them a permit for Uie contest and
Lawaon said that the mayor did not
think that the governor would InUrfen.
Lawson Insisted thut the Sangerfest AUi-
Utlc Association intended to proceed
wltlUn the bounds of the law. as their
permit from Mayor Pleisohmann was for
a boxing contest and not for a prize fight.
The attorneys for the Injunction ques-
tioned him regarding all the fight? that
Jeffrie and Kulilln had participated In
and called attention to the recent stato-
inetv of Ituhlln that there would be a
new champion of the world on the morn-
Ing of Kaliruary IB.
When asked whether the world's cham-
ptonfthlp oould he sottlod or determined
in a boxing contest that would come
within tha provisions of the Ohio sta-
tutes the witness stated that lie did not
know anything about that line of work.
There 1b an unusually brilliant array
of attorney on both aides and the wlt-
neaaea who arc members for the moat
purt of the Sungerfcat Athletic -Association
are prominent business men. so that
the healing brings out many an mousing
Incidents.
The attorneya Unlay insisted to Mr.
Lawson that he was a very queer direc-
tor of an athletic iissodatlon when he
knew notlUng of thc records of Jeffrie
or Kuhlln or of men who had preceded
Jeffries as boldern of the championship
bolt.
The managers ur more confident than
ever that the night will be pulled off
here.
Jeffries did not let up on bis training
to attend v' trial and Itbulln resumed
hhi t frail lnk t. 'he atarnoon.
Tha sal ! its teday was unusually
larga and Ji it the preparations Are
going ahead as If there waa no opposi-
tion. '
Brlght's Disease.
Brlght'a Dlsqaeo 1b :q roapootor ot
persona; It uttaclH mou anil woman
tlio strong and robust the rich and
poor the active body and brain work-
ore tho fatliera of famllltw tlio broad
wlnnors In ovory aphnro ol UIo; Hoom-
lng to ohooao for its victims thoso
only who ami loast be spared. Smith's
Suro Kldnoy Cure Is thd only guaran-
toed remedy for Brlght's Disease.
Your monoy bock It it fails to cure.
Trice 50 cento. For ealo by
BOTTLE UP THE DISEASE IN THE SYSTEM
AND THE SMOLDERING POISON IS A
CONSTANT MENACE TO HEALTH AND LIFE
. We do not believe Mercury and Potash ever made a complete and radical cure
of Contagious Blood Poison and there are thousands of despondent half sick
miserable mercurial wrecks in this country who have learned from bitter experience
that what we say is true. These dangerouc d-gs drive from thc skin t;.c sores
and eruptions and bottle up the disease in the system but thc slumbering poison
breaks out again just so sure as you leave off the medicine while to continue leads
to a most horrible form of Rheumatism destruction of the tissues and bones
chronic running sores on the legs and other parts of the body inflammation of the
membranes of the stomach and brain and at last paralysis and insanity.
Mercury and Potash are powerless to destroy the peculiar virus of Contagious
Blood Poison and their use only deepens and intensifies the disease. Though
there may be no external signs the hacking cough the palpitating heart and
sunken eye show that the dread disease has centered upon some vital organ.
This horrible virus can be antidoted and entirely destroyed and thc blood made
as healthy and pure as ever and S. S. S. does it. We have known cases where
the breast and back were covered with large eating sores and thc soft bones of the mouth throat and nose eaten
entirely away cured sound and well. S. S. S. cures Contagious Blood Poison in ovary stage no matter how long you
A FRIEND'S AFFLICTION SAVED HIM. J aVC n 0r now Spera-C Case ic
win einve out every atom ot tne poison
and repair tho damage done to the con-
stitution by the powerful mineral reme-
died. S. S. S. numbers its friends by thc
thousands in all parts of the country. -Many
who had struggled for years with
this monster disease tortured in mind
and body have; after a course of S. S. S.
taken their places in the ranks and are
successfully fighting the battles of life.
S. S. S. is the only guaranteed purely
vegetable blood purifier known and an
infallible and safe cure for this vile dis-
ease. Instead of poisoninc the svstem
it builds up and invigorates the general health while eliminating the destructive virus from the blood. Remember that
S. S. S. is the only vegetable blood purifier on the market and it you are persuaded to buy something else whether a
nquia powaer or pm you are taKing rotasn ana -mercury ror tnese .poisonous
drugs are the basis of every prescription and advertiseci cure for Contagious
Blood Poison except S. S. S. Our book on this disease should be read by
every sufferer; it describes fully the symptoms and different stages of the
disease contains complete instructions for self-treatment at home and much
other information that every one should have. Wre will mail a copy free on
application. Why ruin the system with minerals when Contagious Blood
Poison can be so completely and permanently driven out by a purely vegetable
and thoroughly tested remedy like S. S. S.? You can't afford to experiment
when your health is at stake. Don't get bottled up take S. S. S. In case you need advice or other information write
our physicians and tell them all about your case. What you say to us is held in strictest confidence so don't hesitate to
fully and freely.- THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY ATLANTA GA.
AFTER EXPERIMENTING 4 YEARS CURED BY S. S. S.
Newark If. J". Wovember 1000.
"I struggled for four yearn with a most desperate
aasc of Contagious lllood 1'Olson t I took Mercury with
Iodide Potash almost oonUnnally from the time X
contracted the disease but Instead of improving t waa
continually growing weaker all the time and sores
broke out on my body In suoh numbers and were
so severe and offensive that the dootor while treating
roe used rubber gloves. Finally ha told me to gat
another do -tort that he oould do nothing more (or tue.
This was tha latter part of last summer. I then wrote for
four Home Treatment Book on lllood Poison and began
8. 8. S. I have been taking It aooordlng to directions
and it la with great pleasure I have to report a perfect
cure. There is not a mark on me and I now weigh 138
pound: my usual weight was 110. A number of my
friends are taking 8. K. S. now and I sincerely hone it
will do them aa much good as it did tne. You nan pub-
lish my letter It you tab and I hope tho people who
read it will do as I did. Yours truly
1IA-UKY MoKAY.
17 Campbell Streot. Newark 17. .T.
Kransrille Ind. September 1000.
Dear Sirs j I didn't find out that I bad con-
tracted Ooutafflous Blood Poison until it had
made considerable headway and fortunnfnly
for me tho friend that I first consulted had had
some exports noe with the disease and advised
ma to take s. S. 8.. so 1 didn't fool with sny
dootors but began at one the use of your
medicine taking it aa dlreetad. My friend told
ma to stiok to it and that was what I did and
got along splendidly from the very first and
my recovery was rapid. I took only about ono
doaen bottles and am now aa well as over.
Whan I began S. S. S. my fade waa so full of
sores and eruptions that 1 oould not shave and
now there is not a blotch or pimple on my
beat S. 8. U. for blood poison and I always
body. There la nothing in tho world tbst can
recommend It for sttoh oases. A friend of mine
Is taking it now and hi getting on ntoely.
901 Oakloy St.
Yours trul;
WAIiTHll WBHBIt.
i
1 "I AM FOR "TN " I i
I $Kt men" ft sm I
I $ 4 M?W ssBai- H
FREE LECTURE.
of
On the Life and Character
Joseph.
0. P. Zinn will dollver a fioo lecture
on the "Life and Character of Joseph"
nt tho M. B. church south on Fri-
day night Feb. 8. Mr. Zlnu Is nn
ontortalning talker and always inter-
ests his hoarors. No collodion will bo
taken and no admission nt tho door.
Tho resoryo sale for "The Griffiths"
Is now op.
WITH MRS. 8TUMPFF.
Excelsior Club Enjoys a Pleasant
Time.
The Hxcglsior club had a pWsant
time With Mrfc. StumpC 011 Tuesday
afternoon.
The programme of the mtcJ1 g
as folio wa:
' Roll call and quotations from Scott.
Current Mvouta Our Matlon.
Lesson Crlmoan War.
Music. '
f .view of past month's work.
Clins. H. Yale has secured an a spec-
n feature for the "Forever and Ever
Devil's Auction" company a rare
novelty onUUod "The Danco ot the
Ulamonta" and electrical danco exe-
cuted by olever Parisian terslohoroan
experts. This act Is a 'decided novel
ty and will be seen for tho first time
in America with the "Forever anil
Kvor Devil's Auction" company.
The W. C T. U. will meet Friday
afternoon. Feb. 8 at the home of Mm.
Palmer 410 Logan aveuue. An Inter
esUng pregrammo has been prepared
and It Is hoped all members will be
present.
Out brio Qtove No. 4. Woodmen Cir-
cle will meet In their hall this even-
ing at eight o'clock.
C. R. Itenfro the druggist will re.
fund you your money If you are not
saUsfied after using Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
cure disorders of tbe stomach bilious-
ness consUpatlon and headache.
Price 25 cents. Samples fret-
- Li
-BtWM"
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 60, Ed. 1, Wednesday, February 6, 1901, newspaper, February 6, 1901; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc75045/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.