The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 1, Ed. 1, Wednesday, July 27, 1904 Page: 3 of 8
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THE LBAOER QUTHRIR OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY JULY 27 1M4.
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in nso fov over SO years lms borno tbo slc;iintnro of
and bas been niauo under bis pcr-
lg- sonal supervision slnco Us 'iifnncy.
CCCCUi Mlmvnn nno to tlnonlvn vnn in tills.
All Counterfeits Imitations and" Just-as-pood" arc lmfc
Experiments tbat trlflo -with and ciidunR".r tbo luTilth of
Infants and Cblldrcn Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Castorla is a harmless substltuto for Castor OH Pare-
goric Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ifc
contains neither Opium Morphino nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago Is its guarantee it destroys Worms
and allays Fevcrlshness. It cures Dlarrhooa nml Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation
imd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food regulates tbo
Stomach and Bowels giflng healthy and natural sleep.
Tbo Children's Panacea- -Tbo Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
WHEN BASE BALL BEGAN.
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Perry Freeman with tho Missouri
IneUnct for finding good things made
tho court houso crowd at South Mc-
Alesler mleorablo by writing this on
his camp on Little River in tho moun-
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324 Srliwold St. Detroit Witt.
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with a fine spring. We are having the
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ing ot the fnt of the land. Last night
we had young deer for suppor together
with fresh squirrel and turtle. Wo
have not had a day in camp without
turtlo soup both logger head and soft
shell. For dinner Sunday we had
venison spring turkey turtlo iroup
broiled llsh fried fish baked fish
roasting ears etc."
Reporter Not Sure About The Number
of Bases Used.
From Outing.
The first newspauor report of a base-
ball game that T remember rearililg
was an account of n game played nt
Jlobokon N. J In JS59. 't appeared
In an illustrated wookly and was suoh
a novel and Interesting event that the
weekly gavo a double page Illustra-
tion.
There wore no base ball schedules
In those 4days and nobody lay awake
nights hatching up reasons why liar
vard should not play Princeton and
why Yale should play Tonnsylvanln.
All that was needed was an occasion
such as a Fourth of July cp' tlon
a county fair a liouso raising buum
otlior ovent of that nature.
The occasion for this particular
game was tho entertainment given to
a team of English cricketers then
touring this country and defeating
'"United States twenty-twos" with
commendable regularity. We had
evolved a game from the old English
"roundei s" which we called base ball
and we wanted to show our cousins
what a high old game it was.
It may lmve been the "hnmors-of-the-day"
odltor who wrote the reirt.
which was'as follows:
Base ball differs from cricket es
peclnlly In there being no wicket.
Tho bat Is hold high In the air. When
tho ball has boon struck the "outs'-
try to catch It In which case the strlV-
or is 'out' or It they cannot do this
to strike tho striker Avith It when he
Is running which likewise puts him
out.'
"Instead of wickets there are at tliin
gamo four or llvo marks called tmses
one of which being tho one nt which
the striker stands 1b called 'home.'
"As at cricket tho point of the game J
is to make the most runs between
bases; the party which counts tho
most runs wins tho day."
Tho fact that tho reporter thought
It necessary to oxplaln how the gam
was playod Indicates tho extent of the
public's knowledge of baso ball at that
lime and oven ho wasn't quite suro
whothej there woro four bases or five.
When he says a baso runner may
be put out by hitting him with the ball
JiliiiliMi
MIDSUMMER
BARGAINS.
Straw Hats
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Ten thousand demons gnawing away
at ono's vitals couldn't bo much worse
than tho torturo of Itching piles. Yet
thero's a cure. Doan'3 Ointment nevor
falls.
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We have
lots of Stylish Straw
Hats left owing to a back-
ward season. We have put
the knife deep into the
prices. Get one now and
save about one-half on
your Straw Hat.
Men's Two-Piece Ssits
We have sold lots of
them this season; got a
good many left. If your
size is here the price will
surprise you by its littleness.
Summer Underwear
Our 50c garment is as
good as you pay 75c for
elsewhere.
Shirts
Your choice of any of
our $1.50 $1.75 and $2.00
Manhattan. Shirts
$115 $115 $M5
Our SI. 00 Eagle Shirt is
the Superior of any $1.00
Shirt in America. Try one
you will wear no other.
The Shirts wo sell at 50c
are world beater.4 at the
price.
This week 35c and 50c i
Suspenders cut to 25c.
Levy's Bee-Hive Clothing House.
PlJLy
side tho diamond. Tho pitching of
Ernst amused tho spectators howovor
and 1 think Ernst must havo been tho
pioneer contortion pitcher.
It was customary In those days for
a pltchor lo stand erect and deliver
hn rnnknn no mlRtnko. for that was an lha ball with tho hand below the
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BRYAN WILL BE ABSENT.
Big Middle West Democratic Demon-
stration Will Be Held Without
Nebraskan.
Chicago III. July 27. Wm. J. Brynn
will not bo a participant In tho big
Middle West demonstration which will
be given at Klvor View park Aug 20
by the Chicago Democracy. He made
this announcement today while pass-
ing through the city on his way to
Delaware Ohio and Just beforo call-
ing on Mayor Hairlson to Inform him
of his inability to bo prosont on ac-
count of a previous engagement for
that date.
Mr. Bryan said he had made no po-
litical engagements thus far oxcopt In
Missouri. He expects to dellvor a
number of speeches there In tho In-
terest ot Mr. Folk tho Domooratic
norajneo for govornor and of several
congressmen who are his porsonal
friends.
Women love a clear healthy com-
plexion. Pure blood makes it Bur-
dock Blood Bitters makos pure blood.
Earl W. Murray whoso parents live
at Bartlesvillo was successful In win-
ning a Rhodes scholarship at Oxford
and will sail for England in September.
Tie has been a student at Kansas university.
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Through Sleeping Car Service
via.
Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific
TO ST. LOUIS MO.
Commencing Juno l 1004 Santa Pe train No. 110 will
carrv a through Pullman sleeping car from Purcell I. T.
to Si Louis Mo. via! the Missouri Pacific Railway from
Kansas City Mo. The Missouri Pacific Railway has eight
trains daily each pay between Kansas City and St. Louis.
First class service in every respect sleeping par-
lor and chair cars electric lights electric fans and elec-
tric speed.
Kslt vour aeent to sell vou tickets via. the Missouri
:itic Railway.
actual fact n.nd It was considered a
good play on the part or tho baso run-
nor lo draw a throw from tho pltchor
nnd dodge the throw and gambol
around tho bases while tho floldors
were hurrying aftor tho ball.
This rule was abolished as soon as
the gamo became popular for a base-
man. Instead of touching a runner
with the ball would often "soak" him
at short 'range which generally
brought forth unprintable remark
from tho soakec.
Tho artist In illustrating this game
was not far behind tho reporter The
picture shows us sovoral hundred spec-
tators and with tho oxcoptlon of a few
ladles and gentlomen seated In car-
riages tho only porson sitting down
In the ontlro assemblage Is tho um-
pire; and as if to show the porrect
tranquility of his mind and his con
tempt for foul tips he loans graceful-
ly back In his chair with his legs
crossed.
The basomoa instead ot "playing
off" aro standing each with ono foot
on his base and a base runnor Is
"gluoil on third" although the pitch-
er is about to dollvor tho ball. In
short the genoral aspoct ot the field
Is enough to glvo the modern baso ball
captain nervous prostration.
Tho year 1870 saw base ball we'l
established nnd deserving its title of
national game. Of the amateur clul.s.
the Harvard university team was one
of the strongest virtually defentlm;
shouldor but Ernst had a way of tuck-
ilir tho ball bohlnd his back looking
over his right thouldor and olevatlng
his loft leg as ho pltohad. This so-im-od
to the spectators a bad case of
monkey I uslness nnd always called
forth deriulve remarks from the small
boys.
His record of fifteen strikeouts and
bnt four files knocked Into the oil' fi -M
as outs shows that he knew his busi-
ness at all events.
The scores of a few games by lead.
Ing clubs lo 1SCU show that the play-
er's occasional request for n substi-
tute to run a few laps for him was
not without reason.
HarvardB 39 Lowells 10.
jbl'ppors of Philadelphia 87 Na-
tlonnls '.).
Harvards 40 Falrraounts 11.
Lowqlls 3 OS Andorsons of Lynn S.
Clncinuatis 70 Unions of St. Louis
9.
Eobfords 45 Atlantic 26.
Those are fair samples of tho scores
mado by the best clubs. Those of
stfuW of tho minor ohibs oftentimes
rottorablixl the sooros of a billiard
match.
SIMPLE WAY TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
"Take a MI-o-na Tablet After Each
Meal" Says F. B. Llllle & Co.
With Ml-o-na there Is uu bother of
guessing Rt the dose or using so many
the famous Red Stockings in one gwm?. ' sKojisful or anything of that kind
The score stood 17 to 12 in Harvard s ' This valuable remedy for the ire ot
favor at the "beginning ot the ninth. dyspepsia Is In tablet lortn and is the
and with two Ileds out Goodwin. tlu simplest way to cure the disease.
1 Pacific
C. E. STYLES A. Q P. A.
Kansas City Mo.
E. E. BLECKLEY T. P- A
Wichita Kas.
Harvard pltoher was hit by a batted
ball and Injured.
He recovered sufficiently to pitch
the game out and then fainted. th
Reds meanwhile plllD" up eight run.1
and winning. The game was playe.i
in Cincinnati Imagine a Harvard1
team of today going so far from hom-
to play a professional club!
That year the Cambridge small bo
looked upon Archie Bush and his play
occupying positions of honor
several points higher than the prebi
deut of the United Stales and his cat)
inet. i
Another notable achievement ot a
Harvard nine was the 24-iunteg aud
no run game in 1877. with the Man
Chester (N. II.) club. In this gaim-.
Catohor Tyng. of the Harvards tyes
Jim TvnE. nerennlal Jim Tyng) made.
Colorado Tourists.
The Sauta Fe will sell round-trip tickets to Pueblo
Colorado Springs and Denver for one fare plus 50cts
daily June 1 to September 80 1904 inclusive. Lirai
October 81 l004. Stopovers in Colorada will bo
allowed as heretofore.
Three TraJns Da.ilj.
"The Colorado Flyer" (in service June 19.) "The
Colorado Express" and No. 7 provide the means &
reaching the resorts quickly and comlortably.
Illustrated Literature desorlbpng
Trains Route nnd Scenery. Free
T. E. PUR-UY.
Generel Agt. Tho Atchison Topokn. (H Sato.. Fe Rv
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Price $150-oo cash if to.kon xt once.
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"Just take one Ml o-ua. tablet after
nech meal" says Druggists V. II. Ut-
ile ft Co. "and In a few day you will
Pad digestion improved health re-
turning and (tood. solid flesh added."
This remarkable remedy Is uot a
mare digesthe; it mingles with the
food and is readily assimilated by tho
system. It aids digestion and regu-
latM and strengthens the whole di-
gestive tract so that after Its use for
a short time healthy and natural ac-
tion 1b restored to the stomach and
bowels.
Ml-o-na may properly be termed a
flesh forming food as when It Is used
every part of the body fills out with
sc"cl flesh and all the outlines be-
come beautiful and symmetrical.
(Ml-o-na Is not an ordinary pep'"
preparation to simply aid dlsestloit.
tjte unprBce'lontodaaajSgriLof thirty one but it is a 6clentlnc remedy uat wves
putouts and thref RSSJBt j health and strengtn nrm muscie ami
WItlle this tame was Interesting an J pure blood
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exciting In its early part It grow Rome-
what monotonous after tn fifteenth
Inning owing to the fact that the deaJ
boll used became punVcy" ana the
batsmen were unablo to knock it out-
No one runs (ho slightest risk In
purchasing It for F B. Will & Co.
will give their personal guarantee with
every 60c box thw sell to refund the
money it It does not cure.
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You pay interest and principal at our office.
Oldest aui largest Insurance agency In Oklahoma
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