The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 89, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 4, 1901 Page: 7 of 8
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THI LEADER QUTHR1E OKLAHOMA. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1901.
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J. 6. POLAND
Have just received a new and complete line of the
BeLt Canned Goods from
Franklin McVeagh & Co.
OF CHICAGO.
These goods are the best that can be purchased.
Our new line includes Canned Cherries Peaches
all kinds of Preserves Fish Mackerel Wild Duck
Partridge and Chicken. Also a line of high grade
Crackers and fancy Cakes. The best fresh Fancy
Candies. Seven kinds of Cheese. Our line is
Fresh Complet aifiLUptodate. Fresh Vegetables
and Fruits of ail kinds every day.
every
West
J W MoNRAL. President
Guthrie National Bank.
Capital. S50.000
Board of Directors. A. O. C.
u addition to offlcersot bank
W. J. B.ORSFALL Cashier.
Budweiser
The Most Perfect Beer Brewed
Call for it everywhere. Drink it everywhere.
City Offlce.Black B'dg Phone 54 TS tf DT A f IT .
bottling Works 54J H. YV . DJUBXj r
Territorial Agent
J. iB. FAIRFIELD
S TRANSFER GOAL
Phone 20. Office and
THE MACHINE SHOPS
AND FOUNDRY OF -$
JOE M. ROADS'
of Guthrie are the most complete in the south-west. Tke mod-
el making department is iu charge of experts New work
and repairing is done by experts and skilled mechanics. No
coutract too large or job too small for 'this concern to
execute promptly and with exactness.
CHAS. POND.
STEAM
LAUNDRY
AQINTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
128 E. HAERTSON.
& CO.
day.
Oklahoma Ave.
Phone 74
A. J. SEAY Vice-President
SnrpuS. $10000.
HICREIt
PhAMCDAi-rt.
II U. THOUTMAN
M
It Iuvigorates
It Cores
That Tired Feeling.
It is Heiltlini.
Conooisears Pronounce
&
ajnd storage!
s
Yards 604 W. Harrison
PHONE. 100.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA.
ODD AND INTERESTING FACTS.
China exports 11000000 fans an-
nually. A million cigarettes are smoked in
London ovary day.
Ono pound of phosphorous Ib suffici-
ent to Up 1000000 inatchoa.
Enterprising Taxns planters have
shipped C.000 pounds of cotton to
Manila.
Tho highest price evor paid for a
race horso was ?150000 fof the fa-
mous Ormonde.
Only about one in 1000 onttlo
hipped nbroad from this country dloa
or Is lost it 800.
Coal to doarer In south Africa thnn
In any other part of tho world. It Is
cheaper In China.
Now York batiks pay out in Inter-
oat nhd dlvldonds ovory quartornot
far from $130000000.
Piojoctllcs for modern big and
rapid-Arc guns require nbout half tholr
weight In powdor to fire thorn:.
About 10.000000 foot of birch wood
was sent last ytmr from Maine to Eng-
land and Scotland for spools.
Berlin boasts of soven coachmen
who are retired army officers three
Who aro ox-pastors and sixteen who
aro nobles.
The prosldont of Franco receives a
salary of $125080. Additional allow-
ances makes his annual Incomo equl
valent to $250000.
A new blcyclo-propolllug mechanism
has two grooved wheels In place of
the sprocket wheels over whltili an
endless belt runs small guldo whoolB
being attached to tho frame closo to
tho main wheels to caus tho bolt to
grip tho surface of tho groovos.
An Australian has ratontcd an
auxiliary hand-driving ger foi" bicy-
cles In which a sprocket wheel Is at-
tached to a frame clamped to the head
of tho wheel with a raakfot wheel
geared to tho sprockot wheel and
driven by cords connected with tho
rotatablo handlo bar.
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
iKrom tho New York Press.)
With some women It Is find a baby
and loso a husband.
When a couple aro in Iovo tho only
thing that Ib sillier than their co ivor-
sation Is their letters.
It may seem strange but an army Is
pretty sure to fly when both Us wings
havo been broken.
The roal estato agent should bo an
Interesting conversationalist. Ho has
lots to talk nbout.
Housekeeper "Poor man. You've
nad many trials." Tramp "Yes
lady; but no convictions.
Whon you soo a fat man pounding
on a door you can put It down that
he's trying to lesson his wait.
"This Isn't what It was cracked up
to be' romarked the facetious waiter
as ho noticed that the broken ico In
tho tumbler had molted.
When a man has won tho approval
of her fathor and inothor he has rondo
a good start toward not winning tho
approval of tho girl.
Whon a girl forgots horsolf and
speaks of somothing that happened u
dozen years ago she always adl
hastily that even as the tiniest little
thing sho had a marvelous memory
"Why did you got drunk?" asked
tho magistrate. "Because I got dis-
charged" replied tho prisoner. "Thea
I'll have to give you ten days." said
tho magistrate. "If I discharged you
you'd get drunk again."
The Ubiquitous "PI" Line.
When you start to read a story
And your onergiofi you bend
In tonso and rapt attutftton
To the Interesting end
Don't it Jar you don't It thrill ou
With a rare ecstatic bliss.
Whon there's sandwiched In the tory
A line
like
this:
Gilbert's knife glittered and describ-
ed a Mml-olrcle In the air but aa his
arm ihot down upon tho trembling
victim shrdlu omfwyp vbgkqj xzflflffy
It's the "Pi" Una of the printer
Which will happen to the beet
And no "raaHa up man has ever
Yet be found to Hand the teat;
For In spite of all endeavors
Sometimes they aro bound to mis
And nn Jntoroetlne story's
Spoil!
like
this:
Wasjhlngton Mareh. 22.U Ib re-
porjejd that the situation In the Phil-
ippines is .:; iff xzflflrlH wk
Terrible plagues those itching pes-
tering diseases of the skin. Put an
end to misery. Dorm's Ointment
cures. At any drug store.
Dr.Harter's
WILD CHERRY
B I T T E K S
You Need It
To keep your stomach In order.
To stimulate your lazy liver.
To assist your sluggish bowels.
To clear your brain
To brighten yaur spirits
To drive away the blues
and make life worth living.
A wholesome stimuluut and a
plcnsant-lo-takc tonic appetizer.
Mide only by Tho Dr. Hifttf
Medicine Co Dayton OMo.
E.ublliheJ IKS.
Its Age its Guarantee
Bold Ererfwhete.
ARE YOU GOING
To the G. A. R. Encampment at Cleve-
land Ohio? Of Course.
Kates lower than ovor boforo. Tho
Frisco system will tako you thoro
with only ono ehango of carB making
direct connection at St. Louis with nil
Clovoland lines.
Call on. noarost representative or
addross elthor of the undersigned for
full information.
B. F. DUNN
District Passongor igonL
Wichita Kansas
A HILTON
Oonoral Passongor Agent
St. Louis Mo.
A DEARTH OF PATRIOTISM.
Ily Associated Press.
Newport R. I Sopt. 1. Somo of the
Now York Yacht club mombors now
at Newport have wagered considera-
ble sums upon Shamrock 11 obtaining
small odds In somo Instancos. In oth-
or ensos bets" havo boon raado on even
money basis.
Cured of Chronic Dfarrhoea After
Thirty Years of Suffering.
"I suffered for thhty years with Di-
arrhoea and thought I was pas being
cured" says John S. Ilalloway of
French Camp Miss. "I had spent eo
much time and monoy jnd sutforo t so
much that I had given up all hopcn of
rcovorj. I was so feeble 'rum tho
effects of tho diarrhoea that f could
do no kind of labor could not ovon
travol but by accident I nas permit-
ted to find a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Home-
d and nftor taking sovoral bottlos I
am entirely cured of that troublo. I
am so ploased with the result that I
am anxious that It bo in reach of all
who suffor as I have." For salo by
C. It. Itenfro.
FIRST STAKE DRIVEN.
St. Lou In Is no Laggard at the World's
Fair Business.
By Associated Press.
St. Louis Mo. SepL 4. Just four
months ftoim tho data of tho organiza-
tion of tho oxposltlou company tho
rat stake of tho world's fair to bo
hold iu this city In 1003 was driven
on the site at Forest Park. Officers
and directors of the exposition com-
pany municipal offlclaU and others
assembled on the site near the struct-
ural center of the grounds and thero
Uie stake was driven by William II.
Thompson chairman of the commit-'
tee on grounds and buildings David
IL Francis and C P. Wulbridge made
Hddreasci.
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Awful Pile Torture
Gured in 3 Days
Jlr. 1. T C Doylun Marshall. Miss-
issippi writes "I suffered awful tor-
ture for year from piles I used Pyra-
mid Pile Cure and was well in three
days." For sale by all druggist. Lit-
tle book. "Plies Cause and Cure"
mailed free. Pyramid Drug Co Mar-
Khali Mloh.
"The easiest way to find out whether
a man la a crank or not is to get into
an argument with hira pays the Man-
ayunk Philosopher "If he doesn't
59k
agree with you he's a crank."
Power & Stiles Plumbing Co.
m ifeJ Bran
Jf I U1CbL ".' --r ei
Under Bank of Indian Territory. Phone 30
115 South Division
Guns Sportsmens Goods Cigars
Fine Tobacco.
You need a new gun for the new country. "We have
it in 12 or 10 bore at 12 with a box ol shells and re
loading tools
BARRETT BROTHERS
Are Now Selling
Granulated Sugar ttffi $1.00
Everything in the Grocery Line Sold in
Proportion.
Popular Price Cash Grocery House
Phone 170. East Oklahoma Ave.
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Weekly one year
The Oklahoma Leader and
Republic 1 year for
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World 1 ye:r for .
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Oklahoma Leader and Home Field and Forum one
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Dandcrinc
Under Bank
Is the place where you get the ;i
: BEST HAIRCUTS AND SHAVES ':
In town bcieutific Barbers ;!
SStrmory James Hill Prop i
of
Tl B DEADLY SEWER GAS
frcm a Jcnlcy drain may give
the djctor a case of typhoid
fever to work with unless you
permit the plumber to get in his
work on ti e drain first.
Don't hesitate about having
the plumbing in your house ex-
amined by an expert if you
think there is the slightest de-
fect. A thorough overhauling
now will save many a dollar.
Wc. know all about Plumbing
and we use our knowledge to
the best advantage.
Ktmrt Outhrie Okla.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 89, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 4, 1901, newspaper, September 4, 1901; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc75715/m1/7/?q=%22United+States+-+Oklahoma+-+Logan+County+-+Guthrie%22: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.