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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-05
To Save Her Child.

From frighttul Disagreement Mrs.
Mamie Galleger, OF la Grange, Ca
applied BuckIens Arnica Salve 10
great sores on her aead and face, and
writes IFS quick cure exceeded an her
hopes It works wonders IN Sores
bruises, skin Erupuons, Cuts, Burns
scalds and Piles 25c. Cure guaran.
teed by A. d. Gray druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-05

n that mirror of yours shows a
wretched, sallow complexion O iaun.
diced look moth patches and blotches
on the skin, its liver trouble but pr.
Kings New life pills regulate the
liver, purify the blood give clear skIn.
rosy cheeks rich complexion. Only
25c az A. T. Cray's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-05
NorARlEs PAPERS NO ooop.

El Reno. Aug Governor Rich
ards has issued "a bulletin notifying
AN persons who expect 10 nle upon
lands that they must have their pap.
ers made ont as the land offices and
that papers made out by notaries would
not be recognized
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-05
GOOD SECONDHAND
MACHINERY AT HALF PRICE
FoR 81 sY LEAOER pRlNrINa coMpAnY.

The Leader bought machinery
oDd hand machines which win be virtually given away
Black Cawson 20 inch foot pelorator weighs 800 pounds
peoaon win perfoate
sheets with the good effect that Will Price $500
comparatively
y Squares inches pounds
Sheridan CuterA cutter,
clutch clamp guagewhe oony&en This cutter
manipulate than cutter Ir
squares
machine automatically revolving disc In
shape WIN sell for $3.50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-05
Hotel FOR Rent.

J. s. Little, Lexington, OKLA has
Just about completed fine hotel, up
to date. which he offers 70 lease, rea-
sonable, to the right man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-05
A 10Th CENTURY MARVEL

Doctors Who Treat and Cure Patients
Without Pay, This is What the
British Doctors are Doing at Their
office at iis East Oklahoma Ave-,
over BIrke's Grocery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-05
RrYan snvder.

Cheaper than ever to Colorado and
Utah, Daily June 18th to Sept. 10th,
1901, via the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

tried. Whether the trouble is dyspepsia
"i long standing. OF merely a simple case
or Indigestion, relief is prompt and pro-
nounO9d- The less the trouble the fewer
tablets need ho taken.
HCaviuCss after eating. sour stomach as
indicated by belChinC. fatigue with slight
eNCTtlun OF with TO eNeTtIOu at all. dis
turhed sleep. nervousness. constitution.
deII sSsion. blues. these things can COM
monty be set down as symptoms # dys-
repsia. And dyspepsia IS merely indi-
geston In an aggravated form
by promoting perfect digestion. Stuart 3
Dyspepsia Tablet produces strong nerves.
rcSttui- refreshing sleep pure blood and
good sound healthy rinGh They make the
skin clear. the eyes bright the mind
cheerful
StuartS Dyspepsia Tablets are a medi-
cine and more than "a medicine They
digest the food end make il easy II as
SImiiatlOn. and they relieve the ilfiamed.
diseased condition of the membranOus
Innings and the glands Of the stomach and
bowels. They help the diEJ -tiyg uTEI MS
over the hard places and put them into
a healthy. active condition. They effect q
quick and permanent cure. You don
have TO continue taking them forever still
. II Is Well TO have a box handy and take
one AT the first return OF the trouble.
Perfectly well people are made sick by
eating TOO much. or UNIV EOlcSOmC food.
-but not If they take tablet after eating.
Treatmcu with Stuart q Dyspepsia Tablets
does not ueCeSSirate dieting OF any change
Of habits They digest the proper food
and act pom the other kind in Sucn a way
as TO make il pass OF quickly and harm
leSsly. You may eat and drink what YOU
like. when you like, and as much as you
like If YOU take tablet afterward.
Stuart'S Dyspepsia Tablets are sold bv
all druggists at - cents for fun size pack
age
Send TO F. A Stuart Co. Marshall.
Mich. for little book on stomach dis
eases, mailed free.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
MAINLAND NEWS NOTES.

Miss Euma e. Trimbic died at Han'"cN'
Nd from blood poisoning. AGro l'llt
eight years Robert : Trlmbie, leil-I
carrier. O.. Washington, is SuINl --N
brother
Alexander NeIU has been elected presl-
dent or the Ii3gvTSJUWU and Lelter~utii :
Turnpike Company, and Dr. T. w sim
mons has been elected president OF 'i'
HaecrstoUu and CeariOsS IuTnpiN" ION
pauy-
Fannie daughter of Elisa Nave. Who
WAS burned Monday at Cumberland, Hl''
early yesterday morning. Her SISTER MIS-
Jesse Wilson who went tu her rescue
was badly burned ora the hands
Jennings Bros, OF Lopez, Pa have
completed their standard gauge railr""al
uudcyrIopgd sections iU Garrett county
Nd. as far ass Brownsville where lh's
have commenced the installation nl one
of the largest lumber plants DID MARY
land
Dr. Charles NJ Ellis. one % the Iradiins
physicians of the county. Is c"HllHtu 90
his home. iu West EIktuu. with amp.
citis. Dr. Ellis has been III since sun
day. and Monday evening DIS it""''l 81
ErattOu and "A. Arthur Mitchell were can
I'd M and found him suffering from tp-
r,uLfuItie Ills physicians are not alarm
cd over his condition.
Walter Scott. "A white man. was put
ashore at Annapolis Monday ulShI az
about o'clock from the dredge hCal hg'l
Richardson which halls from tulLtu,l
puid. The unfortunate drCdgeT was olilii
Iu "a terrible condition by thlet OF I'l''
Tlayers Brown and Policeman HuhbaIl H.
VINO procured straw for "a bed, on "iilcL
the sufferer was placed ana 'ti--,N ~
the Isu i'm a wagon The jan lhE-l
Dr. Walton found the man o. h' suiirI-
arl- with congestion of the lungs EVERY
thing is being done for him, hb' ms con-
tIttUu lS critical.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
IN THE OLD DOMINION.


Major II. c. Wood. a leading citizen Of
Bristol, Va, sustained a slight stroke Of
paralysis on Monday.
The dwelling Of w r Yerling. Of or
auge county has been destroyed by fire
There was no insurance.
The remains OF Marcellus d. Grover,
who died in Norfolk Monday, were Tor
warded 70 Baltimore last evening
The new Union Station Of the Chesa-
Deake and Ohio and SeaDoard Air Line,
I'm Richmond, Will be open for business
about November -.
Henry G. Mcdowell. Of Big Stone Gap.
Va. is regarded as the prOba bile successor
OF the late Judge John Paul, of the
United States Court for the Western dis
trict Of Virginia lie is a grandson Of
Henry Clay and regarded as an able law
yer.
At Newport News yesterday j. H. Bur
nett secured a verdict OF S5-u' damages
against the Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company. He sued Tor Slg'-",
claimed TO be- due for injuries caused by
a telephone wire falling across electric
light and trolley wires.
Accomac county boasts Of a well-au-
th.uticated ceuteuariau IN the person Of
Mrs. Kelley. of Chtsc0unesseN Neck She
several months ago passed the lfltn an
uivsrsary OF her birth and IS reasonably
active Mrs. Kelly Is native OF som
erset county, Md.
Jacob II. Hepner. a prominent farmer
who resided near Mount Jackson, Sheu-
audoah county Is dead Of typhoid fever
He Was about forty years of age ana was
the principal witness Of the common
wealth in the cases against the Craig and
IiutheCums. who are charged with me
murder az Bruce LOEas and burning the
mill Of $ r. Lonas ia December 1850
The barn and stables of Richmond
F,nnes Ht Bermuda Hundred, on James
River. near city Point, were destroyed ny
FIRE early yesterday morning IN tHe
barn was stored twenty-five tons OF nay
5fG bushels Of wheat. wagons. and "A large.
quantity Of farming implements, all OF
which were burned. The loss Is about
81 go The fire was OF iucendiary origin
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

and Fourteenth Streets northeast. abut-
ting lots ], 2, 3, 4, 3. and 6. block 80 and
lots 70. 20 y. p %. and "a. block 81, Brook
land, r. c., estimated cost $40.
Along the west side Of Fourth Street
northeast. between Y and W Streets.
ahUttiug eli lots in block 70 Centre Eek
inEton, sbutting ON said street between
the limits named
Huron Streets ahutting all lots fronting
upon either side Of Central Avenue be
tween the limits named, estimated cost
S1.e-6.
between ThirteeLth and Fourteenth
Streets, abutting lots 6. s.. SO, %, and 81,
eStiu atsG cost SZH2
That the curb returns at the southeast
corner Of Delaware Avenue and II street
northeast be rcmOdeled al an estimIJai
cost Of $3.50 chargeable % the current au-
preparation for repairs 10 streets
That the time for completion of contract
no. 2gl+ with Pavariui & Greer for con-
stTTcting an annex to the Industrial
Home School is extended 10 November =,
1901. inclusive, without penalty OF cost of
+. Inspection.
That Providence Street between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth Sire cts Brook
land. he improved by day labor AZ an es-
timatcd cost Of $lZ5. chargCable 10 the
appropriation for said street, 1902
That the following work be done under
the provisions Of the assessment system,
the same having been duly advertised
Set new granite curb and lay cement
sidewalk on the south side of Kraemer
Street northwest, from Sixteenth Street
20 Seventeenth Street, at an estimated
cost Of $3.50 10 he assessed against all
lots in block -. RoseCGle abutting on
said Kracmer Street between the limits
named. on the north side Of n street
northwest from Eighth Street to Ninth
Street. at an estimated cost OF 500. 20 be
assessed against All lots in square 100.
abutting on said NJ Street between the
limits named; on both sides of Morton
Place northeast. from Sixth Street 20
Seventh Stree At an estimated cost Of
s. 500. to De assessed against an lots in
square $50 abutting on said Morton Place
between the limits named. on both sides
Of Orleans Place northeast. from Sixth
Street To Seventh Street. az an estimated
cost Of S9.sU0 10 Doe assessed against all
lots in square $50 abuuiUE uu said or
leans Place between The limits named.
Reset curb and lay cement sidewalk on
tho south side Of Columbia Road. from
I Eleventh Street 60 Thirteenth Street. at
an estimated cost of 1913. 20 b. assessed
against aI lots in block D. Columbia
Heights admitting on said south side OF
Columbia Road, between tho limits
named
lay cement sidewalk on the south side
Of E.Fm.ii.- Street. EakDma Park. from
the zinc" Branch Road t0 Fifth street.
at an estimated cost of 81 DO. To be as
sss~gd against AN lots iu blocks .. s. and
! 70. Tak0ma Park. admitting ON said south
side n EormiliioU street between the
limits named.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
ENTERTAINED IN BALTIMORE.
COurtesies shown the Visiting Porto
RicanS by Citizens.

BALTIMORE. Nov. G.-The Porto
Rican members who are travelling in
the United States spent six or seven hours
in Baltimore yesterday and left late in
the afternoon for Philadelphia. after hav-
ing thoroughly enjoyed their visit 10 this
city They arrived here from Washing
ton at 1915 a. m, escorted by committee
composed OF Messrs. c. II. Forrest. sec
Rotary Of the Merchants and ManufacJUr-
ers' Association William +. Wheatly.sec-
rotary OF the Chamber Of Commerce. Dr-
Jacob H. HoIlauder. treasurer OF Porto
Rico. and DR.. Francisco del Vale.
Awaiting them at the foot of South
Street 90 which point they rode III car
rlages from the railway station was an
other committee consisting OF Robert
Ramsay. OF the Board of Trade, Reuben
Foster Of the Merchants and MaHufacJ-
urers' Association Col William II. Love.
secretary OF the Board II Trade and C.
o. Schoeurich. AT South Street they
boarded the yacht Sylvia. manned by
members Of tine Maryland Naval Reserves
and commanded by Commander Edwin
Geer. and went ON a trip down the river.
They r. s~.rued go the city at 1-35 D. IN
after having viewed all the important
points in and around the harbor, such as
the principal whIrveS. the railroad ter
minals and the f0rJifications- Then they
repaired TO the CaTrUItou Hotel where
luncheon was partakeu Of and where they
met a number of prominent citizens.
among them being W ". Spence. Charles
m. Jones. Charles England Adiutaut Cen
eral John : Saunders and DR.. Rafael jan
er. The members of the commission in
the party Were
Messrs Carlos Armstrong. President of
the Ponce Chamber Of Commerce NJ F.
Juucos Secretary of the San Juan Cham
Der Of Commerce a EaIasIuide. Treas
urgr Of the San Juan Chamber Of Com
merce. y. GyauEurou. eN-PrrSidgut of the
IancO Territorial r G. J. Weymouth. of
San Juan, Juan c.. Mccormick. OF Ar
Tpyo. Tomas Blasiui of Ponce. H. W
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
The Great Invention -Th8 Koch IIha.
l3tl)l
and Asthma

The treatment is here at G21 L Street
northwest. Washington. ID. c.. where il
has been for years. Beware of imitat0rs
Daily clinics are held for the benefit OF
Washington patients. This great rem
cdy. the Koch TuhorCuliuc when com
biu,d with the wonderful healing oils. can
Doe brealhed directly into the lungs. and
tho most wonderful results are obtained
Even Consumption finds i'm this treatment
itS cougEeror-
II takes the place of stomach medicines.
which kin more people than the disease
itself When an others fail. call and get
a free treatment, il viii make YOU better
send for booklet explaining the treat
meut Examination and consultation are
absolutely free Remember the number.
60 r Street northwest. Washington. D.
g.; also I'm New York. Philadelphia BaItf-
more. Buffalo. Rochester and AsheyiIIe
" G.
This Germau-Americau company estab-
Iish,d the Koca Lung Cure years ago 1t
is incorporated under the protection Of the
United States Government.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

The Commissioners today authorized
the following items of public work
through the Engineer Department:
That the time for the completion of
contract No $50 with =. T. Speir for the
completion uf Manual Training school
RuildinE, go. Do is e,t,UD'd Tor Ter.
iOd % ninety days without penalty or
cost OF inspection.
That No. limo f5r completion of contract
No. -g& with the Crawford Paving Com
pauy. for the construction az bridge
across Borri Branch az Argyle Road is
extended for period oi fuiris days With
out penalty or cost Of Inspection
That sewer b. constructed BOO tnc north
side Of ID street ~oHtI. asst. between ThIr
timated cost OF 800 charpsa1l- to the
current appropriation Tor Main and Pip,
Sewers.
That 5qs5 feet a. Pinch water main Dol.
laid in Connecticut Avenue between Cath
edral Avenue and Pierce Mil Road az an
estimated cost Of Ss.ttN.
That sewer boz constructed iu Grant
Street. from Nichols Avenue eastward 100
feet. AT an estimated cost Of 500. char-r-
able t0 tho current appropriation for 81
burban Sewers.
southeast. between Twelfth and Ih.T
tCeuth Streets. az an estimated cost of
Sltu. chargeIbIs 90 the current aUyruTIa.
tiou for Main and Pipe Sewers.
That iIe f1IinWIEa WORK u- dome md, o
the provisions o' the assessment system
The same having been duly advertised
Construct stoneware sewers in the Iui-
lowing localities lu q street southeast
between Twelfth and Thirte.lrG Streets.
abuttinE lots d.. D.. Is. 10 Do a. and -
square lpl1. and all lots iu square north OF
square ltl' fronting or q street between
the limits named CFIIm-t-d cost $3.50
Along thr south side OF Grant Street
Lnac0-tia between Nichols Avenue and
Arthur Street ahuttIug lots El % -g
"a y35 25G -. ZS ana 20 ri Gri=Uord--
Addition TO AnICU-tiJ. estimated cost 500
IN Providence Street northeast. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets rbtt-
ting an lots fronting upon either sid. 90
said street between the limits named
estimated cost 5000.
In Fourteenth street northeast hctvsrr
Lansing and Providence Streets gnUjttn.
an lots fronting on either side Of said
street between tho limits named, estimated
cost $40.
II, lansing Street. between Thirteenth
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

Dooley, Rafael Fabian. Elias Wolf. OF
san Juan and Courado Palan- e1--liayo-
Of San Juan
Travelling with Them as guests. were Luis
sanchez Morales. OF the House Of Dele
gates of Porto Rico. Dr. Jose O. Bar
bOsa Of the Executive Council Federico
baEstau. COMMISSIONS for Porto Rico,
. Major O. w Fishhack. Porto Rican Com
missioner 20 the Pau-AmeriCau ENpusI-
ton
Immediately upon arrival M the hotel
the hosts If the occasion and their Guests
proceeded tD the brra kf8Sr room which
was reserved for the party
The iucividualu Ices were each iuscrin-
ed with the name of Porto Rico
Coffee and cigars We're accumuHu-ed
T. with some hrief sDeoChts Robert Ram
say. speaking for Baltimore. said be hoped
I that there had been S0wu the seeds Of
future friendly and social and business
relations between tie Island nt Porto
Rico and this city The merchants and
others here ne said were sincerely happy
tu have the visitors as their guests, and
they hoped that this would not be- the last
occasion by any means. OF the merchants
Of Porto Rico visiting Baltimore lu con
elGSlDU. h. proposed toast Din So II~n-
which. freely translated. means Health.
Wealth. and strength This was received
with hearty applause hE the guests
Major Fishback then introduced NJ F.
JuTCrS. Secretary Of the Porto EiCtin
. Chamber Of Commerce. who made au adj
dress In Spanish, iu which De rgcirrocIted
the good wishes expressed hy si~- Ram
say and voiced the h.artiest appreciation
% the welcome they had received IrI Bal
,u0re- He was followed bv FREDERICK
EsEetau- Commissions from Porto Rico
-D the United States who spoke ~ Eng
.ish. He said
The flag which floats over us repre-
SCENTS history We are proud uf -hITiuE
with yOu- Porto Rico is now % new star
IN the flag. and We hope that YOU are as
proud OF ~ rs we are proud OF che older
stars IN the banner We hope % see YOU
an IN zorro It-s1 som. day and trust ihHi
you VII ~ ~ lI I IN 5oll5- -l-,l -.
rs a. g.. - - .-- an -
IN, -. -t'- ~ ''''
~, ,F,.. r,---.. of his ,-.,,.rl-- IN D.r,.-
+-r, r...s7 . rr5l,-rr.. b., ~. ,,-,-L- .....'r,,
~, 49, ~ ~, ffrr.-f 5 -. 30
| sa,-i-o ff-r -E. r.arr,rI ~ rE. island
) - 80 -+---..-.g p, nj 80 -
- -, ,t- -. il, rT, igr[r-i f 80
/ ti-,,,-...,.7
1 mr. TTrrr1-.r., v,-.e +r,a- r..rrg.1 -,.,-. a.,
J sragl- nj. said
I IA ..r..s--. 81 g.. 1-..-.- . .7..r $1,000. -
: - - - - " 80
D nf Pc, r5.-. .; ~fr-, ~. ,.s. a
. - er'-rrF ,.i,-.. ,,-, 49, -.r.... .,.I D
/ rrY4a~rF mn rs..-1-..-f..,.- Inn 10 rr- T..
/ 49, f..- .,....,-.-F -.-r .r, rs..-..r.-..
. e+frr -Tr....-r-..- 1N-r-.-r.- .a- .i-fZ.r ..F
pm, Tsfor nv IT Nj. r,-r..-T rF. -...r how.
il mn. Same and in Il ,,. find % common
/ bond
.-\NHar IN, American tro,rs landed OBJ
that beautiful island three years ago
" they found a military IrSuori~u which
/ had LASTED for loo wears. There was milf
tarv domination and exploitation Yet
within two years the Porto Eieau~ have
/ been placed i'm cumuiere control Of the
/ civil government and the island is now
without military rule of any kind n4v-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
FELL AND BROKE BOTH LEGS.
4 Philadelphia Boy Who Has HAD
Fourteen Fractures.

PHILADELPHIA. NOV G-WiIie John
SON. M cen years Of age of fE3 Wallace
Street. has become known q the police
OF The seventh district Third Street and
FaIruauut Avenue, as "the boy who
breaks his les because OF the freque-cy
with which one Of his limbs has beea
broken. but Ee CAPPED the climax last
night hy flaming and breaking both less.
He was. as usual taken 20 the Chill
dreu-s Hospital in the police patrol
wagon. and there L WaS found THAI the
l5fJ leg was broken below the hip and
the right leg below the knee and ankle
II Is said the accidents 20 While. four
teen i'm number. according TO the police,
have resulted from a disease OF the bones
Last lIEEL young Johnson and his play
mates were caroUsing about a bonfire.
Johnson. on his clutches. running after
the other boys II triuDgd and frI.
Members az The family who were sum
mrue6 Hr once knew what had happened
although they did not know the case was
So ~-rir,--. and the lad vas al once re-
moved rO the hospital whs Re- he Is likely
90 remain for several weeks
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
CATARR

Catarrh has become such a common
disease thaJ a person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint Is seldom met
with. Il IS customary to speak OF Catarrh
as nothing more serious than = bad cold,
a simple Inflammation Of the nose and
throat II Is. II fact, 4 complicated and
very dangerous disease; If not at first, 1t
very soon becomes so.
The blood IS quickly contaminated by
the foul seCreuons. and the poison through
the general circulation Is carried 70 al
parts of the system.
Salves, washes and sprays arc unSatis-
factory and Disappointing, because they do
not reach The seat of the trouble 8. s. 8.
does It Cleauses the blood of the poison
and eliminates from the system al Catar-
rhal seCretious, and thus cures thoroughly
and permanently the worst cases.
MI T A. Williams C leading d-y-Goods ruer-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
Cntnrrh for twenty years and

Cntnrrh Tor twenty years and
cured in few dnys.-Iion. George James.
90 scranton, Pa, SAYS. II have been martyr
fu tauTu .OI twenty wears. constant AaNAlnsr
dropping iu rHr throat and pain iU ra, head. very
offensive breath. ! uIeI Dr. Agu-0 Catarrhal
Powder lh. first application gave instant r'.leL-
Alter using few bottle ! Uas cured sold bF
g. =. Williams. Nuth and Streets Edmonds
Williams, Third Street aua irun7y wanna
A-tuuc.-L