The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 147, Ed. 1, Tuesday, July 12, 1904 Page: 7 of 8
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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA TUESDAY JULY 12 1904
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Time Card
ON THE
Train No. 1 leavos Guthrie 6 p. m.
Train No. 3 leavos Guthrie 7:2(1 a. m.
Train No. 2 arrives from Enid 9:45 a.
m. Train No. 4 arrives from Enid 0:2E.
p. ro. Nos. 3 and 4 are mixed tralnt
adn do not run Sundays. Nos. 1 and
2 regular passenger runs dally and
carries a reclining chair rar. Till
train is .ip to date In every respect.
Better Service.
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jP&T WHEN YOU TRAVEL
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iWKylmVJ'L YOU DO YOUR CLOTHES M
lM KATY SERVICE I
lit WM i V 'MISSOURI. KANSAS K TEXAS RAIVVf ' 1
'11 MttmW SKsls Comfortable aaii Conteoltal Trau
M TOI S THE "KATY FLYER" AND
vr MnhKATY DINNG STATIONS.
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wfc yjSsaV DMnrpaKJ' In Quslit znd Sarrlci. Jr
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RATES.
Five cents por line first insertion;
two and ono-half cents per line each
subsequent Insertion.
FOR SALE.
BOTH PRIVATE and company money
to loan on city property. Phone 47.
J. D .Green.
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FOR SALE Street cab. Will sell on
reasonable terms. For particulars
call at this office.
FOR SALF OR TRADE Iot ono. In
block thirteen (13) in Fallis and
threo good lots in Meridian. Will
trade all for a fraction of Fallis bottom
or swamp land or sell cheap. Will
sell all threo Meridian lots for $C0 00.
Write D. B. Yoder Guthrie. Okla.
FOR RENT.
im 1 '
FOR RENT Ono furnished room
with bath. 320 E. Noble ave.
FOR RENT Seven room hrjuse 119
East Noblo avenue good cistern.
For rental price call on T. A. Neal dis-
trict court clerk.
FOR RENT 210 North First street;
close in; 5 room's shade cistern and
city water by Kesler E02 North
Broad street.
GOOD SIX ROOM HOUSE Ya b'.oc'.
north of M. E. church No. 414 N.
Broad good cistern fine lawn for
rent cheap by William Blincoo 202
N. Broad.
Farms to Trade.
1 have farms to trade for city prop
erty. Call at the Capital City Bus!
ness College.
R. A. Gaffney
Guthrie Okla.
TW1I? RffiBE
was
25 CENTS
58ADJMS ST.CHIDAED.
"The Straight Line"
T3he St- Louis. El
Reno (SL Western
Guthrie to El Reno.
QUICK SERVICE AND TR
BEST OP ACCOMMOD A.TI02S-
T. L. WOLf
Traffic Manager
10814 E. Okla. Ave. Guthrie.
Fresh Papers
In bundles of 100 tied 25c hundred
Leader office. '
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tanged I
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Faster Time.
FOR SALE TOWN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE Five gooi lots in ne
town of Hunter Garfield county
Reasonable good Investment. Addres
C. T. Wish Guthrie Okla.
Wanted.
I have position for good salesmen.
Sco mo for terms. V. Bowers 108
West Harrison Guthrie.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
GIN LOCATION Free gin site glvoi
in Castle Croek nation Indian tor
ritory. New town excellent location
No gin there. Largo crop assured. Glx
must be built at once. Adore.
Smith Western Railroad lownslte C'
Weloetka I. T.
YOUNG MEN Our Illustrated cata-
logue oxplalnB how wo teach harbor
trade quickly mailed free. Molor
Burher college St. Louis Mo.
WANTED A cook for small family.
Elderly woman preferred and muse
bo good housekeeper. No wnshlng or
ironing and good wages. Enquire 512
E. Harrison .
LOST On Perkins avenue between
Oak or Broad one moonstone pin
with gold mounting. Finder return
same to Walton Lumber Co. or Lead-
er office.
WANTED Man under 35 years of
age from Guthrlo with fair educa-
tion tc prepare for lucrative govern
ment position. Begin with Balary ofjJoar wioat ripe." the politicians nre
$800.00 with increase as deserved
Writo at onco. I. S. S. Box 570 Codur
Rapids la.
WANTED A good man to tuke
charge or business at Oklahoma 1
City. Write X. Y.. caro Loader office.
WANTED A nice roller top office
desk. P. O. Box 299.
SALESMEN WANTED-Agents deal
ers and storekeepers start In busi-
ness for yourself on our capital. Wo
make men's flno olothln to measu'-e
and you can soil our porfect fitting
highest class tailoring at a good profit
for as Httlo money as others retail
ready made goods. You can control
sntire local trade with our line. Fail
line 360 up to date styles of woolens
fashion displays etc. now ready anl
furnished frvj. A great opportunity
Wrlto todii? for full particulars and
exclusive territory. Experjenco not
absolutely necessary. American Woo1
en Mills Co. DepL A. Washington
Boulevard and Union Street Chicago
City Property For Trade.
I have all kinds of city property to
trade tor farms.
ft. A. Gaffney
Business .College
Goti'rle. OkU.
WILL PROSECUTE.
Depositors In Enid Voted to Start
Fund to Employ Attorney.
Enid Okla.. July 12.In the meet-
ing Of doposltdrs of the Ctfiiens bank
held last night the roport of the com-
mittee appointed to Investigate all of
tho affairs concerning the wrecked
banking house uiade Its report. The
roport did not contain all of tho do-
tall the committee haa secured but
enough was ghen the depositor forj
them to have something nf an. Idea
of what the true situation Is. j
Tho committee advised that prose-
outlou of tho bank officers commence
at onco. nnd that the character of
the rrosecutlon bo both criminal and It. Then camo a story that Governor
cl11. Ferguson had been "tnlftlng about"
Bird McGulre and thnt McGuIre had
Safeguard the Children. f .been "talking about' Governor Forjru-
Notwithstanding all that Is done ' son. Now comes Clarence Douglass In
by boards- of health nnd charitably
inclined parsons tho death rate
among pmall children Is very high
during tho hot weather of the sum
mr-r months In tho largo cities. There
Is not probably one case of bowel com-
plaint in a nundrod however that
could not be cr.rod by tho timely uc
of Chamberlain's Colic' Cholora and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by J
N. Wallace.
Kansas Must Look to Her Laurels.
Kansas must look to Iter laurels
and her wheat. Tlfo harvSst of Ok-
lahoma's wheat orop has been begun
and tho yield will be much larger
than tho estimate. If the Garfield
county average holds out through the
territory there will bo fifty bushels to
the acre. Albany (N. Y.) Journal.
OASTORIA
"For Infants and' Children.
rfie-Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Slfifnctaxe of
WILL BE COMMENCED SOON.
Kansas
City Oklahoma & Houston
Railroad a Sure Go.
South McAleiter I. T.. July 12. P
W. Bean projector of tho Kansas City
Oklahoma and Houston railroad was
here this morning .1 short while hav
ing run up from Honey Grove Tex.
whore he has been with several asso-
ciates for several days. Regarding
tho commencement of work on the
line ho said ho ilras confident that con-
struction would bo started not later
than Sept. 1. Mr. Bean had planned
a Colorado trip this summer hut his
plans wero altered at the suggestion
of tho builders of the road who desire
him on the flold as work is to be
pushed with a view of early construc-
tion work.
Tho contract between the South Mc-
Alester subscribers known as the Rod
river and Gulf and the KansasCIty
Oklahoma and Houston line was sign-
ed here today and forwarded to Honoy
Grove for tho signature of Bean's as-
sociates who aro now there. Tho de-
lay In the contract was Occasioned by
the nttdrnoy selected to draw the
agreement being otherv.'lse busied.
The best of feeling prevails Jn all
quarters and It Is thought tho con-
tract signed hero today by citizens
will be approved and returned within
a few days it will then be publish
ed in full.
Altruism from tho Asher Altruist-
"The cotton choppers aro whistling
the frogs aro hollering the flowers are
blooming tho lark has flown up tc
meet the sun. singing "Hob" White Is
j hustljng an(j the county candidates
ar0 rustllng. The plowboy Is between
j tM nlow hamiios fro moarl morn un-
lit UliWUV BVC liuiioilllb n.""(jv-.... .
Pete" and the lying fishermen are
DON'T PUT IT OFF
Y 11 irn w that when tde tongue la cateI
the breath Dad. lac appW PO" za? V1
Moo' Impure that tbe atomarb neejja in
tant atte t on Dlay mcana flcKnuw.
There ore e ure ton not to put It on snv
longer eet a bottle of
Hostetter's
Stomach
Bitters
tfrta- from
Druci-iH 1
it TiauiJ
'tb kiotnaci irrai-
ine bed. re the pub-
11 and fur 60 ytart
n jnven complete
gatihf.uuon J 1 cares
Sick Headache
Indigestion
Nausea Cramps
Diarrhoea
Sour Stomab
Dyspepsia and
Maiariil Few.
Try bottle and aee
for youraelf .
with us. Tcdd has whipped his party
into lino and Parker the Silent ha
w-ptured the palm of viyjrj". Japan
la linking Russia the picnic season
Is on arid the Ice cream girl Is In
y.cnlth of nor glory and for all these
blesslngB wo say. thank God."
M'GUJRE A WIND JAMMER.
Col.
Douglps Replies to
Seed Agent.
Oklahoma's
Several weeks ago the story wan
printed that Governor Ferguson and
Clarence Douglass had vi.tored Into!
an offensive and defensive Oklahoma-
ltnllnn territory political alliance and
..... . . ... .
a whole lot of wonder-makers 'leileved
his Muskogoo Phoenix with this long
range torpedo: In answer to tno
query of Hon. Bud S. Mr-Ct r
"Who Is Douglass?" wo aro nuthOi......'
to Say ho Is not tho man who made
tho longest-winded argument before
tho committee on territories last
March for double statehood nnd Is now
running for delente to congress on n
single statehood platform.
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LOW RATES dN FRISCO.
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
"World's Fair" April 30 to
Nov. 30 1904.
For the above occasion tho "Frisco
System" will make the following low
rates.
Season Excursion Tickets.
Rate $25.C0.
Dates of sale. Dally from April
15th to Nov. 15th.
Final limit Dec. 15th 1904.
Sixty Day Excursion Tickets.
Rate ?21.35.
Dates of sale. Dally from April
?5th to Nov. 20" h.
Final limit 60 days from date of
sale but not later than Doc. 15th 1904.
Ten Day Excursion Tickets.
Rate $18.00.
Dates of salo. Dally fiom April
27th to Nov. 30th.
Final limit ten days front date of
sale but not later than Doc Eth 1904
Tills limit pormlts tickets to be hon-
ored out of SL Louis on lonth day
from date of sale.
Any further Information relative to
above time of trains etc. chserfully
given.
Notice to Bidders.
Notice Is hereby glvon that tho city
council of Anadarho Oklahoma will
recehe Bealed bids until 6 o'clock p.
m. August Uth 1904 for making a
survey plans nnd'spoclflcntlonR for a
sewer system for said city as per draft
of said Kystom on file In tho office of
tho city clerk. The council reserves
tho right to reject any and all bids.
B. E. Beebe City Clerk.
Weed Notice.
Property owners are warned to cut
weeds off their lots "at once" or same
will be done by city and taxed against
their property. O. C. Brown
Health Officer.
$11.20 To St. Louis Via. the "Katy."
On Saturday July 23rd the M.. K. &
T. Ry. will sol round-trip tickets to
St. Louis for $11.20. Tickets aro good
returning up to midnight July 30th.
Children ono-half tho regular one way
rate. Seo "Katy's" agent.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
Ardmore Will Have Three Days' Pro-
gram for Seventeenth Birth-
day. y
Ardmore I. T. July 12. Many In-
dian territory towns will mark their
nnnlvrary this year with big ceJw
brat Ions. In Ardmore a three days'
celebration 1b planned and Indica-
tions are that the festivities will
eclipse all previous events. Tho date
fixed are the 27lh 28th and 29th of
July. The program includes Indian
dances base ball games and barbe-
cues. A feature of one of the days
' will bo a big street parade with dso-
rated floats and carriages. The cora-
mlttae who will be In charge of the
celebration are O. M
Redfield Pmnk
Rutt. W. R. Roberts. John U Oalt and
Sidney Suggs.
The festivities will be held in the
City Park. It will bo the seventeenth
anniversary of the town.
Tbo place has grown wonderfully
within the last few months. Since
titles were secured tho many frame
buildings have been replaced by hand
some business bouses of preescd.
brick.
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wnjeu I DkT bn flli. ted for oer twtntr Tnrt
It'.Ti' JL".".?T h"r rr?rj haw err rtt. I
fbtll ccrtlnlr rttommrnd ibrtn to tar IrUndi
ttlDt all ihej are PMirnd T """ M
Thoi OMard i(In 11L
Best For
The Dowels
lire uiumfeis t
CANDY CATHARTIC
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Vr on We.k.n oriitlp. 10 ISc. We. Nerr
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Sterling Remedy Co. Chic jo or N.Y. 597
ANNUAL SALE TEN MILLION BOXES
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G. W. Bruce
BOOKKEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT
Rooms 2 8. 4 Bamforcl
Buildlnt; Guthrie O. T.
Special attention given to the exam-
ination of County Hecordiandbooki
of a Mercantile character.
References;--'Hoard of tounty com-
mUiloneri Logan county; Hoard of
county commUtloneri. Dewey Co.;
Board of county commissioners
Blaine county; any hank In Guthrie.
The Elks Hotel
Guthrie's Leading Hostelry.
Hates tS.OO and W. 1 m Ulockn fro
Modern Conveniences. Vju'hn Dfpot.
DRAKE & GREEN Proprietors
M. LUTHER WEST
Real Estate.
Notary Public and
Insurance Agent.
SNAPS
R.. R.. Garlin
Largest lusurance Agency
in Guthrie.
Phone 480. Bllllnpsley Blflg
VICTOR. C HOUSTON
Insurance. Real Estate
Aeut for leading fire insurant
Companies.
Office: Rear Bank of Indian
Territory.
c. L. WRIGHT
Hastercr anil Contractor.
Rosldenco 'phono 243. Good work
rfuarantood nnd prices reasonable. Re-
pair work 11 specialty.
' 313 No. "7th SL. GUthrlov O. T. .
Boarding Stables
Cor Vine and Clevenard
Rates reasonable. Special at-
. tention gievn to boarders.
N. B. Smith Prop.
oitijrjJji'j
ROYAL
BAR
ALL THE BEST BRANDS OK
LIQUORS. WINES CI
GARS. ETC.
Gontleman In Attendance
and Boat Service In
tho City.
ALL THE BEST BRANDS OP
BEER AND SOFT DRINKS.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Frank Dale A. G. C. Blerer
DALE . BIERER.
Lawyers.
ADderson Building Oklahoma Avenui
STRANG &. BLACK
Lawyers.
Practice tn all Courts of tbe
Terrltorv.
an " a w hi 11 aa
Joseph Wlsby
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office In A41er block south aide Ob-
Ifthoma avenue.
EL RENO
and tbe new eountUw. in Western Ok-
lahoma also aM po'nU on tho Rock
Island System including Choctaw
Division can now be reached to best
advantage by the New Line.
The SL Louis EI Reno
&. Western
Railway Co.
TrsJns leave Guthrie from
Fe (Union.) Station.
Santa
Cuthrla Towel 8upply
Towels and apron's of all kinds' fu
nlshed at verr m&sonable ttes. &
me before you tniyl ' Walter Hammock
Phone 627.
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HARRY. THE CABMAN
9 . fr
t no now oe louuo at rlsnotn .!
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omiivu n jivovj- jtauic. un uaifi. Ave
I enve Urilert Tlterr.
Ht r t'-r t "
I P. K ABB07T
i Contractor and
I Builder.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnisl ii
I Satisfaction Guaranteed
I Bell Tel. Iho Shop HI N 1m
A YOUNG GIRLS THOUGHTS
Oftentimes turn musicward. Tho ques-
tion Is Wluit tntftruincnt sliAll I loam
to plty? Nothing bvtter than one of
our Pianos wliich wo are selling at
low figure you tan purchase on easy
monthly payments. Years of experi-
ence has enabled tho makers to pro-
tluco a piano of unsurpassed work-
manship and quality of tone. The per-
fection of mechanism tor making
melody.
Wo will soil you en easy paymuutb.
Wrlto for full Information If yoa an-
swer this nil. Wo will sond you a
copy of tho Nation's Homo songr froo
containing tho following worfo aut!
music
CONTENTS.
America
Star Spangled Banner
Red White and Blue
Yankee Doodle
Old Folks at Home
Annie Laurie
Auld Lang Sayne
Home 8weet Home
Lead Kindly Light
Rock of Ages
In My Old Kentucky H-ome.
Writo your name nnd address plalnla
e. h: knauss
104 Harrison Avenue
Phone 362
Hotel Guthrie
Formerly Hotel JVcal.)
KruuHlflril KvttrjrttilnB
TliroiiKlioiit. Klrt-cliu
Itnte HI OO mill t.aO per Ijr.
E. II. MDELLER. Propiletor
TWO I) LOCKS PKOM DHI'OT.
IIAU HUK2K KOHTII Or OITV II ALU
Guthrie. Oklahoma.
We are "buttin
in" the but-
ton business
Buttons
Lodges
Societies
Churches
Reunions
Advert'sg
Purposes
Only first
territorie-
class outfit in the
Write for samplp
xi gj
' prices.
Armnntrout Bros
Guthrit. OkU.
OR. F. D. STALFORD Dentist
Rooms 2 and 3 over Guthrie Savings
Dank. Phone No. 80.
Cor First and Harrison. Guthrie Okla.
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Fo LIQUOW
'DRUGS
V theola and
Tobaooo.
Tho only
Dallas Tex.
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Guthrie's Leading Hotel
The Royal
Eaton & Vau Duyn Props.
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