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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29

Reduced rates have been named by
Santa Fe for following occasions.
Guthrie. for Oklahoma State Teach
ers' association. from all points iI'
Oklahoma and Indian territories, one
fare plus 80 cents. Sold Dec. % 70
2S, limited TO return to Dec. 20.
Perry, German Territorial Buade-
stag. 81 40, sold Dec. and 4. limited
20 Dec. ..
Thanksgiving day, to all points with
in 200 miles one and one-third fare.
Sold Nov. % ana "a, limited to Nov
2s.
Philadelphia. one fare and onethird
on certificate plan, National W. c. T.
U. Sold Nov. 90 to 20. coed to return
20 Dec. 9Th.
And many others.
r. }. Best, Agent.
Thanksgiving's Foot Bal;
Bethany College
vs.
Oklahoma University.
Oklahoma City. Nov. gath. Special
leaves Guthrie. 9'25 a. m, and leaves
Oklahoma City, returning. at il p. N,
Fare. as cents.
=. J. Best, Agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29
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Skin Diseases, Bone Palms, feelings,
, Aching Back. Blood Poison, Eczema.
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suffered ftom all stages Of impure blood, after every
known remedy, doctors, and specialists had failed
How TO tell you have blood Diseese.
II YOU have the te-tae pimpleS or erupiions any
part Of the body rheumatic aches and palms IN bones
Joints. aching back, swollen glands, or svelings and
rsngs the skin; blood feels hot and watery, skin
itches and burns eczema scabhy sores mucous patches
hair on eyebrows falling out boIs carbuncles, rash
the s n. ulcers weak kidneys ;eatng, fostering sores
you my be certain you suffer from poison IN the blood
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Q Cancer Cured
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20 sutyour case also sent In sealed letter
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29

The negro holding office came from
Kansas Nebraska low. and NOfttcrr
states Wheto the negro has all th.
4 PRIVILEGES and is siyou TIE faircst on
Z porunitV The neorit mdd,
up ihai- minds TINT n q county nvil
ine cusntopaiian inmier1t01
from north and south and east and
wcsl- was injured hy having atsrGls
in office So they swafttd tre prn %.
sitter with q determination ard veor
leaving ln loubt about public opinion.
lho negro ha0 10 wCl wlte
un ms mind never asll another place
on g Republican county ticket ODD Lo.
gan soUty Hc would te f1elish 90
ask now'uatiou which had defeat
branded on % before the campaign OPP
ened. We t1 hot heiievc tine negro
viii ask fm any more county rom-
nations The people are op-
posed to ttc NEGRO in office. You can
talk of the Injustice. tho un-Amegcar.
ism of hus ahrl1ging a citizen. but
the people believe this INJURIES prop
erty values and the pocket book i5
the lie center of many people"
1T rs funny why the Ccpifal dtl
nor take the hint before the election
However. there Is no question hut that
negro officialism in Guthrie has de.
moradzed the business interests of
That rity. who Is responsible Moth.
ing more nor less than the Republi.
can machine. sanctioned by the state
Capital NEGROES have demanded end
received Office i'm Logan county ip
lien cf their votes They were not
only eloctel to some of the most im-
pcrtant Offices Dut hold positions ia
the CITY crmcil On the scnOCi board
police force ami deputy sheriff Tho
de nand 'or Office each year increased
until patience ceased to be a virtue.
when the Democrats raised the white
flag and demanded n white mans gov
ernment Republicans Joined this is
sue and the result In the late election
was q sweeping victory anC a turning
down OF negro uficiausm Negroes
may vote in the future ;ut shall not
hold office says tho state Capital.
Now in what relation VIII this place
the negro with the Republican party
in the future?
Tccumseh STANDARD: The people Of
this territc'v are to be congratulated
upon the election of the Hon Leslie
G NibIacll. Of Logan county to the
territorial council The fact OF Mir
Niblack's wianing such great vic
tory shGLli ana must be very crafty
ng to him. II shows the people have
confidence IN hi ability That they
prefer his policy rather Than that ad-
vocatea by tho little al la de colored
ring NJ NiblacG's influence will be
felt in the deliberations or that body
and We hope to sec the controlling
party which Mr. Nihllck does not be-
long 10. he liberal enough and broad
enough "a rise above party prejudice
and come ont like the people of his
district aud staad by him in the much
needed LEGISLATION for this the comine
state Of Oklahoma If it was possible
to rent from Guthrie the little po-
litlcal ring VI political srarters and al.
lsw the members Of both houses 10 ex-
ercise business Judgment il woul
be a godsend for this territory. Let
ms hope the little fellow all over the
territory mas been defeated aud thac
this viii be a business meeting II
business men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29
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and is pleasant 20 take Prescribed by doc
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and 81 90 a bottle.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES AND ISlIATIONs.
They are worthless and very often ex-
ceedlngly dangerous. ASK for Warmers
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Our doctors viii send free advice and
council to anyone. Write fully and in
confidence. Medical booklet free Address
Warmers Safe Cure Co., Rochester n. Y.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29

CAUSE MORE SUFFERING AND
DEATHS THAN ALL OTHER
DISEASES COMBINED.

II the Kidneys are out OF order the whole
system is bound To suffer Headache back
ache, rheumatic pains and sWellnEs torpid
hvel constipation, indigestion. nervousness.
droWsiness, sleepiessness, skin troubles, ma
lnra, teverishncss. yawning. cloudy urine,
seiinenti in urine whonit stands 2l hours, etc,
am Indicate that your Kidneys have been dis
eased for MONTHS and il not properly treated
without delay. Brights disease diabetes,
uric acid and blood poison. with commissions
l,.I lf..f 9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29

10 repair the damage Our way; First apply
Cosmo Cream 20 the face which soltens the beard
and protects the skim then iather and shave
Use just anything which looks like razor
Shave close as y0u choose aud every day II
YOU like, for under these conditions the face II
not injured and shaving becomes a pleasure.
COsmo Cream new preparation, pleas
ant antiseptic healing, which imparts q
healthy youthful effect 70 the skin, designed
especially 20 protect the face before shaving.
Has also proved valuable % ladies for heautify-
inq the skin on fare. neck, arms, hands. lm-
perfect skin Is caused by microbes. The anti
septic properties ~ Cosmo Cream destroy these
microbes and nature produces perfect results.
Every package in q beautiful aluminium toilet
box, cqral % those uslally sold for 25c- and
soc. Cosmn Cream, prepaid, BY mall lOc.s
25c. SOC. Acerte uarted
CosAoTINE MFG. CO..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29

Al.ne issues challenge 10 the
world on sweet no,atoes r. r.
Mincher raised one that tips the beam
at sixteen pounds this year Several
others from the same patch weighed
ten ponds apiece aod would Fl a peck
measure nicely rhis is the prize po.
tato in size and is on exhibition al thii
Office and a prize awaits the man who
Drinks IN a bigger one " yor have
any large otatoes fetch them in and
compare them -Aline Chronoscopc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29
EL RENO

and The new counties ia Western On
lahoma, also all points on the Rock
Island System. including Choctaw
Division, can now be reached to best
advantage by the New Line
The ST. Louis FL Reno a Wssbsrn
Railway Co.
Trains leave Guthrie from Santa
Ne (union.) Station.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29

Newklrk society IS in a futter in
anticipation of the next swell society
event Of that town, when the New
Kirk Negro Dramatic club will pre-
sent the highly sensational drama
entitled Fowl Play, or Who Got the
Chicken This company ranks well
in Newkirk, but much stronger in hcl
weather. BLACKWELL News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-29
TRAyEL5EE%5 cIIInE
AAAVNEAA as CENTS
4At iSs AuhM5 SLcHlGAen.
SHAVING.

The usual method
an alkaline soap
which Is an irritant, is
applied TO the face.
Shaving scrapes the
skin and lacerates the
face, perhaps LITTLE
cut nov and then.
after which apply bay
uim, witch hazel Or
some healing lotion
n.s~ .rr~rrr Nfrraa arnfss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04

ON BAIL
Daniel Knudson Secures $1,000
Bail Effort to Get Charges
Withdrawn.

Daniel Knudsen, one of the youths
arrested, and implicated in the nu-
merous robbsries about town with
Arden Slower, was released on 81 500
bail yesterday afternoon. The bail
was furnished by his brother in law,
]. Fletcher Poulsen, Smith street
jeweler. No one SO far has gone OH
the bond of Slower, and he will have
to stay in jail, until the trial which
will take place in New Brunswick.
September 10th, unless he obtains BAIL
This is young Knudsen s first offence
ana it is understood that he is willing
to try and start anew, if he is given
the chance. and it is said that num-
ber of people of this city nro interest
ell in his case, and are trying to have
those, who lost by thievery, drop the
case, and give the young man another
chance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
CLOSE DOWN
FOR EXCURSION.
Standard Underground Cable
Works Give Employees a Chance
toAttend COurtAmbOys Excursion

The mauagcmonG of the Standard VI =
dersround Cahl, Works has notified the
members OF Court Perth Amboy No. 81,
F. of A.. that the cable works will be
closed down on the day Ui the Fu esters'
excursion, Angus 1871, 80 that any
of the employees who care To go on the
outing can do So. AZ the meeting OF
Court Amboy last night the suhj"ct was
discussed, and very likely vote of
thanks will be extended To the cubic
works rranageum
The committee in charge of the outing
reported that they we're meeting with
great succ, ss and that Il large number of
tickets had already been disposed Of aud
that they expected even larger crowd
this year than they had last season When
they took the big g5est crowd that has ever
left Fertll Amboy OH All excursion.
The ForestcIs are to have the steamer
Colchester and a Jug, which were re-
Gently examined and, as told in the
New, passed successfully. Before the
meeting was over last night tlree oew
members were admitted They are John
DAILY, Herman Ailbrick and John Lud-
wicksoi. A.ga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04

EXCURSION.
About 500 Leave this Morning
SIocum Disaster Evidently
Had. Its Effect.

. The effect of the S'ocum disaster upon
the pleasure-seeking public was strik-
iDgly shown for the second time in this
city this summer, when the steamboat
John Sylvester and the barge Empire
sailed from Halls dock with barely 500
members of the Independent Orde' of
Foresters, their wives, children and
friends aboard. There was ample Io' IN
fur all.
The crowd was merry one, however,
and went we'll provided with lunch
boxes Watermelons and other custom
ary side issues were for sale on The boat
The Sylvester first made a trip to
South Amboy, where a number were
taken aboard.
Morrissey's orchestra furnished She
music. Roundsman Morris and Patrol
man Long, went along as escorts. Tfe
excursion was bouud for North Bach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
PAIRING
FOR WORK.
Men at Work Putting Ramsay
Plant in Shape for
Opening.

Already men are at work in the mould
loft, and other departments at the Ram
say plant, preparing for the work of start
ing the boats, for which Lewis Nixon,
who has leased the plant, has a contract.
Last night, several of the men worked
more than an hour overtime, rs the work
of actual construction is to be started as
soon as possible.
The plates and a large quantity of other
material belonging to the Perth Amboy
Shipbuildlng * Engineering Company,
are being moved across to the opposite
site of Rector street, where large shed
Is to be erected in which the material will
be stored.
The larger amount Of the material ut
the yard will be of little use to Nixon, at
present. as his first boats are to be lighter
con Structioa than the boats partly fin
iahed by the old company, for which The
stock of material was intended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
TROLLEY OFFICIALS
WERE IN TOWN.
Came Yesterday in Special Car and
Went Over the Entire
Line

Yesterday afternoon. a special troll
ly car from Newark, containing a
number of tho Public Service Corpora
tions trolley officials, among them Su-
perintendent of the entire road Stan
/ y, and assistant superintendent L.
II. Brown, came to this city.
The car was double one being part
parlor and part smoker. The ofiii
cinls went over the entire routa Of
the local limo. and it is expected that
a number of new Improvements will be
the result They found the road bed
in good condition, but in some
places near Keasbey and Maurei the
late rains had washod away consldera-
Bile of the sand and small stone, put
down by the Raritnn Traction Compa-
ny whon they had charge. This will
be attended to at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
MRS. KATHERINE BERTRAND
MET SUDDEN DEATH.
Fatally Injured by Trolley Car Near Schenectady WAS
Visiting in that City Her GanchId Also Injured Re-
ceved Here This Morning.

The place where the fatal accident is
thought to have happened is said to be
a dangerous point, three lines of tracks
converging there.
The extent of the child's injuries is MT
known. Mrs. Laney has a slightly younSer
child, Bertrpnd, who was also at Schen-
ectady with hecgrandmother. II was not
known positively which child was hurt,
from early reports this morning. Mrs.
Bertrand is survived by only one child,
Mrs. Laney.
Mrs. Bertrand was one of large fami-
ly. A sister, Mrs. Richarsd Maguiness,
lives at Bonhamtown. Another, Mrs
James I. MalloD, lives in Brooklyn, and
another, Mrs. j. c. Schenck, resides in
Jefferson, Texas. She was an aunt of
William II. and Richard Maguiness, of
2S Mcclellan street, and cousin of Miss
Margaret Hart, of High street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
WAS CUENTHER MEMBER
OF A SUICIDE CLUB ?
RumOr Current that He Was and Had Drawn Fatal Number at Last
Meeting Of Club One of the Excursonists Said to Have
Make Significant Remark

There is strong rumor which has
gained much currency about town,
that Rheinhart Guenther, the German
baker, of S3s1s Fifteenth avenue,
Newark, who committed suicide by
drowning while in bathing at Sea
Breeze last Saturday, was q mcmber
of suicide club" in Newark, and
that, at the last meeting Of the orgsn-
ization, he drew the fatal number.
AS told in the News, Gucnthei Is
body was found Monday.
The Bakers Union came to the
Breeze, from Newark, OH II small
steamboat. There we're about seven.
ty.dve in the party, Guenther's ab-
sence was not discovered until the
boat had trnverscd considerable dis
tance on the return trip.
These suicide clubs have frequently
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04

been heard of from time to time, and
several facts point to the conclusion
that Guenther's suicide may have
been due to This reason. The theory
is strengthened by the statement that
three men, who came with the excur-
sion walked to the waters edge with
Guenther when he went ip swimming,
and stood there until he had gone
some distance from shore. They
then walked away. A remark, point
ing to he above :theorv, was made by
one of the excursionsts, to a man on
the dock, rs the steamer was prepar-
ing to leave. AS told in the News,
Gueuther gave his watch, money and
otEer valuables to a friend, before en-
tering the water. The note, "All is
LOST, confirmed the suicide theory.
Guenther leaves widow and sew
enteen-ye old son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
PUBLIC SERVICE WOULD s .H
GROSS CREEK0asBR|DCE.
Have Sent Communication 10 Woodbridge Township Committee
Asking for Hearing Matter Will Probably COmsup at Nex
Meeting When Representative will be There.

The Woodbridge township commit
tee has received letter from the Pub
lie Service Corporation, in which that
concern requests the committee to
name a way in which they would like
to hear from the trolley company in
regards to permit for the trolley
cars to cross the Woodbridge Greek
bridge.
A member of the Township COM
mittee was seen by reporter this
this morning, and he said the letter
had just been received from the Public
Service Corporation. and as yet it had
not been answered, as the commute
expected representive of the trolley
company, to be present at sthe next
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
BUILDING
BUSINESS !.
J BOOMING.
Plenty Of Work For all Connected
With the Building
Trades.
CONTRACTORS ARE BUSY
Necessary for One Firm to Send Out Of
Town TO Get BrlckIyers-H Harmony Is
the Rule. There Being General Very
Little Friction Between Employees and
their Men.
CONTRACTORS ARE BUSY

Work in the building and contract
ing lines. in this city is moro than
brisk. at the present time, and all of
the contractors vie with one another
for the getling of mechanics to do
tho work. Masons are so scarce in
this city at the present time, that it
was necessary for contracting firm,
who are doing building in this city,
to send to Newark yesterday, and see
if they could get some help, in that
line and even then, they could not
get MS many, 'nasons as they needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
Only Routine Business Transact
ed No More Wells at
Present.
REDUCTIONS GRANTED.
Contract for Supplying Valves Awarded
TO RsusaaIer Manufacturing Co. --To
Connect New Wells at Once want
City Council to Approve the SIS, 900
Bond Issue.

At last nights meeting of the Board
of Water Commissioners, no action was
taken towards having two more wells
driven at Runyon, for the present. With
the completion of the fourth well now
finished, the work will therefore cease.
the four being deemed sufficient for
present needs.
The contract for supplying eight valves
for use at end of several streets, WIS
awarded to the Rensaaler Manufacturing
company. They bid sl1 .75 per valve and
SO apiece for the boxes Kelly & Me-
Alinden bid $l2, 50 and 49, IS. The Eliza
beth Hardware Company bid $3.50 and
s5.25.
A motion was passed to have the
superintendent make connection with the
new wells at Runyon.
A resolution was passed to request the
Council to approve the s155, 200 bond
issue. The ordinance last night passed
its first reading.
A six-inch weir, for flow measuring.
was ordered.
The Grouse Construction Company
asked for written permit 70 use, fo
storage, part of a certa " saad near Soc n.
Ambov, n oSfi76s, 6 y b ~
permit had been given to the Hoard,
stopped the workmenA Aeopy Of the per-
NIT was given.
The pumping record showed over 112,
100000 gallons for thc month, at both
stations.
The following reductions were granted
Jacob Floersch, 10 Stanford; ~. Carl
strom, 131 Gordon; b Rubrjpl' s'and
4 Maple Hans Jacobson, 2l4 MnstIst +.
b. Smith, 463 State; J. II. SkIdmofe, 10
Willock's Lane; H. yogeIhoffer, s2 and
s4 Woodbridge road Mrs. A. Klein, 374
State Thomas Henderson, 129 Gordon;
William Ginsberg, 3l4 State.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
MURPHY
0 HERE VEST ERDAY.
He and Other Prominent Men Visit This Cty--Re-
ceived by Cashier Conard and Officials Of The
First National Bank

Governor franklin Murphy, Pres
idont Hamilton F. Kean. F. l.. Shep-
pard, of the P. r. r Mr.. Absrcrom-
bic and ID. O. Chase of South Amboy,
came to this city yesterday AFTERNOON.
ON the tug Lancaster. They drove
through the city, in two open ba-
rouches, and went to the First Ma
tional Rnnk, where they were received
by Cashier Harry Connrd. An infor-
NAL reception was ,held, number OF
the bnnk oiiicialsn and others meeting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
meeting to get an answer.

meeting to get an answer.
Since tile Public Service Corpora
tion, took hold of the local trolley
line, they have tried every way posi-.
bile to get cars OH the Woodbridge
creek bridge, but so far they have not
boel s1ooes fnl, and 1t is said at the
next meeting of the Woodbridge Town
ship committee, they will try and
see If the trouble cannot be settled
Others who wonld like to see the
trolley cars run over the bridge, told
the reporter that they did not think the
permit would be granted this sum
mer, and il it was not the trolley com
Danv would not be aple to do anything
for neyxt year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
ELECT OFFICERS.
Original Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent
Society Hold Heating Yesterday.

At the meeting of the Original He
brew Ladies Benevolent Society.
held in Braga Hall, tue following Off
GERS were eIelcted for the ensuing
year: Mrs Daitz, President; Mrs.
Polkowitz, Vice president; Mrs. p.
PaylCvsky, Secretary M GavroDsky.
Treasurer. Mrs. ,Iosselson, Trustee.
The society decided to present Mrs.
Friedman, the retiring president and
Mrs. P. Pavlovsby the secretary Of
the Society with Gold Medals for
splendid work done by them IN the
interests of the Society.i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
MANY AT FUNERAL.

Many friends attended the funeral of
Mrs. Bena Peterson, which was held
from her late home, "a Barclay street, at
Q o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
flowers were mnny and beautiful. The
Danish Brotherhood attended the funeral
in body The pallbearers were. Frederick
Jan1y, Sorcn Jensen, Laurs Hanson,
Theodore Sangertird, Frederick Miller
Hanson, and Jens Peterson. Interment
was made in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
AT WORK ON
PIPE LINE.
Grouse Construction Co. Began
Work this Morning Material
on the GROUND.

This morning tho Grouse Construction
company started the work OF laying the
pipe line on the two sections for which
they have the contract. between RuDyon
and South Anboy.
They have secured permission to use
certain lands i'll dispute, and work will
now 60 right ahead
A large quantity Of 1. ipe and other
mat. rial IS now on II gronnd, along the
proposed lin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04

the chief executive.
1t appears that the party was going
for trip on the tug, new one, and,
when stopping-place was mentioned,
President Kean suggested this city.
Word was sent to Mr.. Oonard. as told
in yesterdays s News, and they arrived
at the bank at 4. 40 O'Clock.
The Governor wore n light outing
suit and soft gray hat. Mr.. Kean,
and Mr.. Aberoombie boarded train
for Long Branch, and the other gen
ii emen left for home.