The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 49, Ed. 1, Saturday, March 12, 1904 Page: 3 of 12
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THI LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA SATURDAY MARCH 12. 1904.
PAGE THREE
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Still Throwing Fits
Over General Bris
tow's Report
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Congres
Our pianos are right
Our prices are right
Our easy payment
plan is right
And you will find us
all rieht.
u
Therefore let us
figure with you
and sell you
a piano on
Easy
Payments.
(By Associated Press) '
Washington D. C March 12. The
-( rm of indtlgnaiion that swept wet
i ho house Wednesday as a result of
the report of the postofflce depart'
mi r.t Involving certain members of
congress broke oat afresh today.
Glllett (Mass.) presented a privil-
eged report when Uajr (Va.) objected
to Its consideration. The speaker
sa'd the Hay resolution wn a raat'er
of highest privilege and recognized
Overstreet (Ind.) who desired unani-
mous consent for an order giving
inembrrs ten days leave lo extend
thtir remarks. Cooper (Wit.) object-
el emphatically Ore treet then
submitted two propositions to both
H which Hay objected.
Hay then renewed hts motion for
lenve to print when Williams (MIbs.)
declared that whatever la said on this
subject shoirttf be Bald In open house
He therefore objected and was greet
ed with applause.
Cowherd (Mo.) defended the action
of the committee presenting the re
port nnd said the report of General
BrlsloMr had come out with approval
of the president
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CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Ffie Kind You Have Always Bought
Sign-two of C&aS'fa&i
Wheat is In Need of Rraln.
i (' V. Topping secretary of the Ok
1 lahoma Miller's association ha been
It -iklr.t over the territory and receiv-
ing repor's from millers and grain
men at thtlerent points says the
wheat (Mttlook Is getting to be some
what serious but that a good rain
wi'tun the next thirty day will put it
in flue condition.
educational lln m a decade nhile
tho other exhibit will be the work
of an educa'lonal organisation in In-
states dating back many years
"The exhibit will Ik conHnetl to the
allotted space. 14S-uuare fet In the
educational building and will con i
of typical rural work. The pupils and
students of the schools have been
preparing the exhibit the past few
months and now nearly all of the ma-
terial has been received. A part of
the college exhibit will be shown In
the show caws. There will be six
six foot show cases and 19 New Jer-
sey cabinets to hold the educational
exhibit. A large map will be on exhi-
bition showing the location of all
schools and colleges In the territory
and also the boundaries of the school
districts. Statistics showing the
school imputation of Oklahoma and a
large photograph ct tae different
higher educational in itutlons will
ateo bejuere."
CASTOIIIA.
Bars t j Tin Ktnd Ym Haw Alttaff BtJgM
JWILaUMOVjI
S APRIL 1 1
tj Into our new quarters the Zoller
S Building 113 E. Oklahoma Avenue. P
T. D
MAR.SHALL
Dealer in
Coal and Wood.
H
i.raili-t n Hand.. Orders Solicited.
Ptciinut Uellverv It rina t' iti.
l'houe .)" Cuf. Htli ami v Warner
The Occidental
Best ? ' 00 per Day
House in the City
P. C. Keller. Prop.
221 S. First St.
Guthrie
Do You Want Strength?
If you want to increase your
strength you must add; to and not take
from the physical. In other words
the food that you eat must be digest-
ed assimilated and appropriated by
the nerves blood tissues before be-
ing expelled from the Intestines. Ko-
Hoi DyspeuBla Cure adds to the physi
calr It gives strength to and builds
up strength in the human system. It
is pleasant to the taste and palatable
and the only combination of digestame
hat will digest the food and enable
the system to appropriate all of Its
health and strength giving qualities.
Sold by J. N. Wallace.
SBSiisiiSSsvu
OKLAHOMA'S EDUCA.
TIONAL EXHIBIT.
COAL! COAL!
COAL!
Is Way Down in Price al
Hy Yard.
Kansas Screened Lump
at ....- $8 00
Kansas v Screened Nut
at $5 50
Kansas Screened Chero-
kee Lump $6.00
Henryetta Ind. Ter.
Screened Lump $6.50
McAlester Screened
Lump $7.50
Prompt Delivery.
N. F. Cheacdle
Phone 6
Many Surprises In Store For Visitors
to World's Fair.
"Oklahoma's educational ochlblt at
the I-ouistana I'urchsjso esyositlon will
iw a creditable one" said U W. Bax-
er. superintendent of public Instruc-
tion today "Oklahoma will have
his distinct advantage over other ei-
ucational exhibits in that ours will
how what hats been done In an
r
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The Elks Hotel
Outline's Leading Hostelry.
Hi ti 09 and it H)
M ueru l''otiol" o.
m Blocks from
UBIUU U!)St
DRAKE & GUEEN. Proprietors
ernMarki
ITTEB
This family remedy will
Eiut the stomach in condition
o receive the food and en-
able it to perform its digest-
ive functions properly. Then
you'll not suffer auv more
from Heartburn Belching
Nausea. Indigestion Dyspep-
sia Constipation or Liver
Troubles. Don't fail to try
it. At all Druggists.
ir"58 ADAMS ST.DHICAM.
HIS TONGUE TO BE CUT OUT.
Can Never Speak Again Even If He
Survives Operation.
New York March 12. Thomas J.
Maguire. treasurer of a theater here
and widely known in the profession
of the stage has said farewell to his
friends In preparation Tor a niirgiral
opera 'Ion which will deprive him of
over speaking again If ndeed he sur
vlves wtltt his life.
Maguire came here In 1881 from
San Francisco where he had b.-n
treasurer of two leading theaters. For
vears he has smoked twenty Ave cv
niore cigars daily and this It Is sup-
posed started a cancerous growth ai
the roots of his tongue.
Thinking lit'le of the Irritation. Ma
sjulre neglected consulting a doctor
until recently and then it was found
that the removal of bis tongue would
be the only means of saving his life
Maguire after long deliberation de-
cided to undergo the opera' Ion but
so greatly has It prayed upon his
mind that hf hah- 4s said to have
turned snowy white in the past six
weeks.
IN THE MEANTIME WE WILL
CONTINUE TO SELL EVERY-
THING IN OUR LARGE STOCK
AT ACTUAL COST AT THE
OLD STAND. -'-
W. C. Wortham & Son
$ Opposite Post Office.
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OASTOItlA.
Bik yj Tte Kind Yw m Hum Banght
FIRE AT EUK CITY.
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PUT YOUR SAVINGS IN OUK
HANDS
and they will b safe useful and with
in your reach at any time.
THE GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK
Is a financial institution of such tttand
lug that it merits the conndenee of al
who have money to deposit.
ed at $12000 and a considerable par
of this is covered by insurance
$12000 Loss Sustained and One Man
Injured.
Elk City Okla. March 12 One of
the most destructive fires in the bis
tory of Elk City occurred ThurMday
morning when Are broke out in the
fuej store owned by Schooler A Julia
on Yet Jeffernon street The flames
sptoad next to the large lumber yard
owned by Geo F. Sclsaon ami next
then J. L. Hoover's residence waa
burned. The fire was checked uvlii-
way of the block from Jefferson- an.i
Main streets.
The fire was discovered about 1:U.)
a. m and had gained such headway
that It looked as though h. could not
be checked and the whole city was
threatened But the Are boys and
tdtlsens worked heroically and kept'li
from spreading and confined it to one-
fburth ot a block.
While tearing down and removing
a crib from behind one of the build-
ings the or lb fell on O. D. Maxey and
he received several sprains and
bruises but not serious
The total loss sustained Is estlmat-
It Is Easy to Say
"Be careful." but we mui all n
from heated houses into chill outer
air and the change sets us coughing
and wheezing. Avoillng winter colds
is difficult curing (hem is not hard
if you take Allen's Lung Bab-am
Better begin when the cold Is young
and not wait until i' settles deep Into
the lungs for then even with Allen's
Lung Balsam complete relief will be
slower.
Chase & Sanbourn's
Famous Boston
Coffees.
riie Products we offer for sale
are the flu eat and best that
Nature Money and Science
Can Produce.
"RICHELIEU FERNDELL BATAVIA"
Brands of Pure Food Hood.
Both
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AJND STORAGE
The nor'hern part of the Indian jer
rl'ory Is extreroey dry at this time i
and rain is badly needed. It is feared I
that the dry winter has been bad for)
thtj wheat crop. So many failure j
has been experienced In the past j
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patronage. Calls promptly answorwi.
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