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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
Diseases Of Woman.

Women we want you to know where You can
Doc cured. We asl1 You 10 investigate our mes
American ANA European mt thods of treatment
YOU are % chronic invalid and aim 81 dishruri
cncI aud boy the failure Of others. come and ST.,
what Wc con do for you. Di~cus cs peculiar tt
clam unprecedented success Trouble ana "'
pCn~e have not been considered iu mat...- -
branch Of our spccialtic~ crowniug success
Europe ana The United tlt's join aud cohccn
trutc the test results OF OF both countries In tut
marvellous cures performed. ip this respect
our institute iS the pecrof amy IN the west. We
cure StcriutN, Dy mcuorrhucu, prolapSus. Leu
couhoca tWhitt-l UlccIatlous. Fal iIg OF Tho
Womb. painful mclstruatiou. Amchorrhoca
Menorrhurala. symptoms due to change OF life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
AuoE DEAL IN PINE LAND.


Iw" Hundred aud rWenty-tivc Thousand
''rc- E"ucht hy syndicate.
NNNt Nrous. Minu. March "A
syndicatr made up of Nelson. Tcnny
a Co.. l. W. BlcIus q Co.. the Shev-
lm-tarpenter company Carpenter
Bros. V CO.. Lcavitt. Horr q Co. and
j. w. Day & Co, of Minneapolis and
Wells Bros. Of Clinton. Iowa, has
bought 225.0O0 acres Of pine. the
lirancrd and Minnesota logging road
and saw mill. planning mill and entire
plant of the Northern Mill company
at Dri.n"rd. The amount Of pine Is
estimated a. lsO. .uOD 600 feet and the
dead involves $40 600 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
Cities Clcar,n .s Inc De,
RUSSIA AND CHINA.
4 secret Understanding Reached Re
garding the Pamirs.

Edrding the fdmirs.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10. - The
steamship Gaelic from Nokahama nd
Hong Kong. with adyiccs TO February
%, arrived yesterday. is reported
that Russia and China have come to a
secret understanding regarding the
Pamus. According to a Shanghai pa
per, Count Ca>,ini, Russian minister
to the Chinese capital has received the
highest decoration lying in the power
of the emperor of China To- give,
namely, the Shuuug Lung, or Double
Dragon, First division, lirst-class.
Thi, honor i~ the highest ever confer
red ON "a foreigner The paper re-
marks that Count CaSsini must have
rendered extraordinary services 10
China or China must bc extremely
anxious TO propItiatc the Russian
ruler.
Yokohama adyiccs announce con
tinucd election Disturbances Several
persons have been killed and wounded
az political meetings,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11

FAYErrE. Mo. March 10 -- Idzzie
Kmzy, colored, servant at the house
of j. ID. Chron of this city committed
suicide by taking rat poison this morn.
ing. Minnie Morrison. colorcd, fail Il
in the second attempt at suicide last
night by taking too large a dose Of
the same poison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
lIr. Int.h.. I'm Id lc Kc,i,cd.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. March no. II. B.
Slaughter, who was sent To Washing
ton as the representative of the Mcr.
chants exchange II protest against
the passage OF the Hatch anti ,tion
bill, has returned lie says MIR
iatch stated that the bill would be
revised, and that ne would like the
assistance of the boards OF trade in
making changes which would be ia
conformity with their rules and
wishes. When this is done / feel sure
there will be nothing at all objection
able In tho meA.urc.N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
pnfFER srlRs UP sUoAR.

The Kansas senator Calls for an Tnyesti-
gation-The silver Contest.
WAsHINGToN. March 9.-When the
senate met yesterday PETER OF Kan
sas introduced resolution to invcsti-
gate the rumors regarding sugar specu-
la ton j went over until tomorrow
When the Bland silver scignioragc
hill came up the senate agreed TO vote
on the bill at - o'clock next Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
Judge Jenkins Investigators named.

WASHINGTON, March lO-At the meet
ing of the house judiciary committee
to-day Chairman Culberson announced
Representatives Boatncr, Terry and
w. a. Stone as the committee to i'm
vestigate Judge Jenkins's injunction,
against employees OF the Northern Ia
cite railroad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
senator Aldrlch MAY Retire.

PRovInENsC, r l., March 10 Senator
Aldrich has notified the state central
committee that ne intends TO resign
from the United states senate il the
legislature elected by the people next
month is Republican
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the rolls Is now approximately 9G6, 900,
against 952, 600 for the corresponding
week of last year. The number has,
however, steadily diminished since
September /. The number Of cases
pending action is G5i, lG9. This j.
a decrease Of over 9l 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
Clearing House Returns.

New YORK, March lO.-Thc following
statement, compiled by Bradstrect's.
gives the total clcarings at the cities
mentioned for the past week with in
crease or decrease, as compared with
the corresponding week of last year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11

WAsHINGToN, Nlarchi0-Thc decrease
in the number of claim, received daily
at the pension bureau is shown in a
statement prepared al the depart
ment The number of pensioners ON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
RladdGT, UEIlSEl and RgGlal.

Troubles caused Do.
cuutuEuu. over iudul
ccucr- ur acute g. Gam
nation Brlrlt~Iis as,
of kiIucys. Diabetes
NilNN Urine Inuf
swelling blood disco.
os guuorrhol pois
Gus discharge. VJrIco.
hyGrocClc, constipation
cafurrh tf bowel
chronic diauhcn. en-
lutEcd veins. and ole
| sores ckly and per
| muuenuy cured boy mil
/ harmless treatment
/ success ga every Gus
/ undertaken. Send 10
| question list No. 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
A BOMB OF FIRE BRICKS.

ST. Louis Police Find New Kind Of In
fcrnal Machine Escape Narrow.
ST LouIs, Mo, March TO- OficeYs
searching the house OF Hermann and
Otto Sasse, recently arrested Tor con-
ncction with postofiice robbery at
De Soto, Mo-, found two FIRE brick,
strongly cementol 1o0aihe.r. Tk.lv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
UTOlhTGI Structure.

of earth-likc worms: NARlCOCELE positively
cured without the uSg of the knife.
HOME TREATMENT. Persons ailng al o.
distance, hy aH~w ring an symptom, on either
uf the question lists above, can re successfully
treated az home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11
DIR. Z. B. SHUMWAY.

Consulting Physician and Opera
ting Surgeon; (atc Of Chicago)
Surgeon Of the Illinois Central
r. Il. EN- Surgeon of Cook County
Hospital (ChcauoD etc, etc.
The Doctor is surgeon of ac-
knowledgcd ability, thoroughly cap
able Of coping successfully with all
surgical aud medical diseases in their
various forms. having devoted years
of special study in College and Hos
pitals to general Surgery and sur
pical Diseases Of Women.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-11

Among the diseases sue
Slln0EIllI cessfully treated We name
wi wi " the hefonowipg: Defnrmities
of all kinds Curvature Of the spine, HIP DIS
ease White Swelling. Hare Lip, Tumors, can
GERS Ulcers. Fihroid Tum. r. q the Womb,
ovarian Tumors. Rupture, Hydro Gle, Etc
Cross Eyes Strengthened, Ptcrygium removed
Granulatcd Lids cured and all forms OF sore
Eyes treated and cured. All operations per
formed without pain.
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DIR. B. Y. BOYD

is President of the Boyd Medical
Company, Member of the French
Academy Of Inventors, Editor and
Publisher of the "Medical Reflector, "
and author of Medical electricity, a
regular graduate in Medicine, having
also taken special courses in United
States as well as European Schools
of Medicine Inventor Of the Elec-
trcal Sexual and Rectal Nitalizcrs
and well known and successful spe-
cialist in long standing, difficult
Chronic, Blood, Private and Nervous
Diseases
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16
strength and Health.

II you are not feeling strong and healthy
try Electric Bitters. II LA Grippe" has
lett You weak and weary, nsc Electric Bit.
tiers. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding thos
organs to preform their functions. If
you are afflicted with Sick Headache, You
Will find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. One trial will
convince you that this is the remedy You
need Large bottles only Soc, at G. l..
Cuttings Drugstore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

lions for cooler and clearing days OF
the days on which the cool wave is
due. Often the heaviest rains and
SHOWS fall as the cool wave comes in
and It is a common remark that we
would have cooler weather il it would
rain. The reverse is true, for it is the
change from a high to a low, or from
a low to a high, that causes rain and
the change in the temperature is a re-
suit, not Of rainfall, but Of the baro-
metric changes. This change is caused
ny a reversal of the electrical cur
rents, The latter going up 10 the 10"
aud coming down in the high. Mos
rai~ falls on the line between those
reverse currents.
Our warm winters and hot summers
are caused by the lows crossing the
continent far to the north, and our
cold winters and cool summers by the
lows crossing far to the south. Usual
~ the winters OF Europe arc cold
when our winters are warm, and ours
ooId when theirs arc warm. The i'm
mediate cause is that when the lows
cross our continent far to the south
they cross Europe far TO the north,
which gives US the cod and Europe
the warm winters. and when our lows
cross FAR to the north they, on reach
ing Europe, take southern paths and
then We have the warm and Europe
the cold winters.
The immediate cause of these lows
running north on our continent and
south in Europe, is an increase in tn,
for,e and dimensions Of the perpetual
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16
Auburn has voted 10000 bonds TO
water works.

A child Of Mrs. VIM. Kelsey, OF Waverly
N. T., had contracted a severe cold. Mr..
Kelsey procured a bottle Of Chamberlain.
Cough Remedy which she gave as direct.
3D. with tho best results. She says: III be.
lieve 1t to be the best I have ever used"
There is no danger in giving this remedy
70 children az 1t contains nothing injur-
'ous. Then 1t a always be depended
upon for colds, Group aad whooping cough,
which makes it a great favorite with
mothers for their children. For sale by
Deyo l. Grics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

Dickens made himself immortal with
is ~"Pickwick' and ''chops and tomato
sauce" II he had lived In these days he
would have said Haller's suse Cure Cough
Syrup instead of 'chops,' etc. For sale
by DeyO 4 Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides as To.
'edo' Washington, Gays she has never
been able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism, that relieves the pain so
quickly and effectually as Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, and that she has also used il
Tor lame back with great success. For
sale by DeyO Il Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

Halls Hair Remover cures dandruff and
scalp affections; also all cases of badness
Where the glands which feed the roots of
the hair are not closed IN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

Bailey & Starch are moving their Bel,
grade stock Of hardware to Fullerton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

AT Cohoes, N. Y, 1900 people are out
OF work owing to the idleness Of a large
number OF knitting mills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

Mr.. G Merrill, CT Blair, has purchased
the hardware stock Of c. +. Beck, at
Lyons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

Danial had time to pray three ,imes a
day but some church members think
they are doing we'll il they pray once a
week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

Piles of people send 20 to the Halter
Prop, Co, Blair, Nebr, for a sample boz
NJ Australian salve, and a box frequently
cures a case OF piles. For sale by Deyo
4 Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

Folks who hope are generally folks
who help.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16

Henderson, Nebraska, is TO have a
creamery.
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STATE SCHOOL rom DEFECTIVE.
Good Re suits Being Accomplished at the
Vancouver Institution.


Vancouver Institution.
Mrs. oliyis II. Morley. matron teacher
In the state school for defective youth at
Vancouver, has been spending her vaca-
ton with her parents. Rev. T. L. and Mrs.
Hyland, at Ballard, and incidentally look
ing after the interests of the unfortunate
youths under her charge. Among the
teachers of the institute are Rev. DIR.
Thompson and Rev. Mr.. Lamont and Mr..
Geoghan. Mrs. Morley has had expert
ence in teaching defective youth in New
York and other Eastern states, and is very
enthusiastic over her work, and especially
over the Vancouver home. which she says
is lar in advance OF Eastern schools In
many respects and . credit to the state.
There are two separate buildings three
quarters of q mile apart. beautifully situ-
ated on the banks of the Columbia river
mile and . halt from Vancouver. The
buildings are well equipped, ana the food
is not surpassed by any similar institu-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Watsan, the super
intendent and teacher. are kind, generous
aud thoughtful, so that no parent should
feel any anxiety about the welfare of his
children while at the school.
There are now ITO pupils there from diff
ferent counties in the state, each county
assuming the expense of their education,
King county having the greatest number.
Mrs. Morley says she finds q great many
throughout the state who are ignorant
that there Is such an institution for the
deaf, blind and fee Bile minded. and THINKS
great many m ore pupils would take adj
vantage of the opportunity for an educa-
ton ii the tact was more generally known.
The health OF the children is we'll looked
after and il Is rarely that any OF them are
sick. Twenty servants, six OF whom are
men, attend TO the work in aud about the
buildings. Seven teachers direct the pupils
in the English branches. including art and
painting, aud some are taught farming.
The WdshiIlgtonaan Is a ssmi-monthiy pa
per. printed by the pupils, who contribute
ali the articles, under the supervision of
Mr.. Graw. the editor.
The buildings are kept spotlessly clean,
and the progress of the school in every re-
spect, considering its age, is most encour-
aging.
Mrs. Morley returned last Saturday
morning TO again take charge Of one Of the
buildings
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Meeting Next week.
Plans for the eleventh annual conven-
ton Of the Pacific Northwest Young
Mems Christian Association are we'll
under way. Immediately after the return
of General Secretary Carter from his trip
to Europe and after the enthusiastic talk
given by ]. A. Dummitt, secretary for the
Northwest, preparations were begun.
The convention will meet in this city
August 30. 81 and September 1 and 2, the
first time 10 has met here in seven years.
On Monday evening last a number OF
workers assembled and appointed CON-
mittees TO carry out the different parts of
the work. J. A. Catheart Was chosen
chairman Of the convention committee.
aud under his supervision The work is be-
Ing carried on. Mr.. Dummitt is arrsng-
ing the programme and travelling
over thu country urging the differ
ent associations to send delegates.
lie states that owing to hard times many
will De kept from the convention, but that
about seventy-hve from different parts Of
the Pacific coast will be present lie also
stated that at q recent talk he bad with
some of the young men in Oregon they
told him they could not afford to pay
transportation, but were going to conse-
crate their bicycles 10 the work long
enough to ride over the mountains and bo
present at the CONVENTION. The coming
convention will be helpful one, as
the convention has been successful In Sc
curing some prominent Eastern associa-
ton men who will be present and take an
active part. IL Is asked that the Christian
people Of this city will respond readily
when called upon by the committee TO pro-
vide entertainment.
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tssson. J. r. Eggan; vocal duet, Miss
Eruestsne Gilman AMI Mss Eva GardaeS:
recitation, Miss Media H.mblin; Chinese
play. The Blood ofsring." members -
Queen CITY division.
Monstor Divssion. Ne. "a inflated one
candidate last Thursday evening. Final
arrangements were made In regard TO the
picnic 20 be given next wesk. A number
of.yis:tors from Queen City division were
present
Olympic Division. No 5, of Fauisbo,
he'd an interesting session last Saturday
evening. Visitors from Kingston and
Eagle Hsrbor we're present and partici-
pated in the wsli-readersd programme.
Kingston Division, No. o.. elected and
installed the following officers: W. r..
W. l. Long; w. A.. Daisy EbermAn
chaplain, Z. a. Boynton: r s. Nina
Reed; A. r g, w. Hebner; f. y. Orc
Parkhurst; treasurer. r 3. Dow: Con-. +.
c.. Watts; A Con-, Cecil Nay; I. :. Esy
Nay; o. s., Charles Townsend; Z. W. r.,
Z 5. Parkhurst
Tomorrow the Kitsap county Sons Of
Temperance will hold picnic a. Eagle
Haroor. The boat will leave for Eagle
Harbor at 9 in the morning. returning BY
$50 in the evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-20

interesting Discourse By Thomas A
Bsrnes. Of Kingston
Inomss A Barnes. Of Kingston, deIiv-
srec lecture last evening before the seat
TIE Branch, No. I. Of the TheosophieaI So
ciesy, IN room 1o9 Seattle National Bank
building. choosing for his subject .sTheos-
ophy IN Daily Lsfe" Mr.. Barnes has given
the philosophy great deal OF deep study,
aud though his lecture was quite an hour
long, be vas listened to with marked ct
tsntion
Mr.. Barnes said that individually and
collectively the theosophist cannot set the
standard Of perfection too high, for the
tneosophicsl model is the standard Of the
perfect man. No would-bs theosophist
could rest satisfied short Of the realization
Of This ideal. Quoting from the Bhogsrad
6luts Mr.. Barnes found the characteris.lcs
oil the perfect man as follows:
'Fsarsessness. sincerity. sssiduity In de-
vosion. generosity, self-ressraint, piety and
almsgiying. study. modification and reetl-
tude. hsrmiessness, veracity and freedom
from anger. resignation. equanimiiy and
not speaking Of the faults Of others, uni
versai compassion, moacsty and mildress
patience. power. fortitnde and purity,
discretion, dignity. unreyengsluiness and
freedom from conceit. These are thu
marks of him whose virtues are Of a God
ike character. Oh. son Of Bharata"
Commenting on this. Mr.. Barnes called
attention 10 what o strong and beautiful
character IL here presented. The true
theosophist according 20 this account, is
modest, mild, patient. gentle. forbearing,
loving and com passionate. bat st the same
time strong. resolute, selfrestrained. brave
and enduring. Like the great SaEarine,
the true tbeosophist returns good for evil.
loves even his enemies. when he is reviied
reyiles not again. when he suffers threat
ems not. Yet he lie no weak character. for
under this beautiful and unaffected lovli-
ness and gentleness there 10 an invincible
strength OF purity aud singlensss Of pur-
pose. q resolution stronger than death. .
tenscious and unyielding will which can
neither be bent, broken or turned aside.
Lastly he has bravery which no periIs
can dsunt, no horrors sppall.
In ali the relations OF life the true the
osophist II q desirable person to come into
contact with. IL may be assumed for
certainty that be or she Is q model hus-
band. wife. brother, sister, friend or CON-
panson. employe or employer, one whose
proximity In this troublesome world 10
like the shadow of rock in hot and
weary land. The lecturer said that such Is
the shining mark Of the high calling in
divine wisdom; such 10 the goal oil should
desire 10 resch-a goal, inspiring, unspeak-
able. grand, glorious. Such character 10
invulnsrable 10 the sings and arrows Of
outrageous fortune.
Next sunday evening Mrs. Blodgett will
deliver q lecture on Astral Bodies"
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SERVING roo MASTERS.
sermon by Rev. Victor Garrsnd. of the
immaculate Conception.


immaculate Conception.
Rev. Y ictor Garland. s. j.. pastor of the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
preached Yesterday morning on the sub
lecg ~No man can serve two masters"
Ron the text found In Matthew vis23;
"No man can serve two masters, for either
esill hate The one aud love the other, or
else he viii held 10 the one and despiss
Tie other. Ne cannot serve God and man
man.i
Mr.. Garland said that the principle here
expressed by the Lord is admitted by
everyone having syme experience in life.
and after commenting on the meaning OF
TIE word master as used both in = worldly
sHd spiritual Way the priest asked If We
are not told BY the same Lord 60 give TO
tesar shat Is Casar's and to God what is
1ods. But against this sophistieAl sub
tsrtage stands the word OF the eternal
Esth, mo nan can serve two masters"
%, God of mereyl God OF Lowell Shalt
shoa oe hated Alas. do not the votsries
o. The world dsspiss and hate Godf See
tAai man bent on bis projects of financial
saterprise. whose master Is mammon.
eoatinning Mr.. Garland said:
What is the way 80 serve God and to
tfe 10 lie creature us rightG There Is
oaay one way 20 solve this problem. II - TO
'sffs only God. as did Jesus Christ. who
@2A the Term Of servant and was the
astanl q al. 80 much SO that on the last
saY Of Hts mortal life ne would sag 10 HIS
seeosersl Let the one who wants TO be
~ De the last and the servant Of all
Aad saom ald Jesus Christ serve in the
ssssen OF his apostlesf 1od-0od only
~ TIE mother ia tas tender services Of
lesaeylY care. which sue bestoss upon
~ eAad, serve God IN H. God only. lie.
- sAe IN her attention 70 Der husband
VIE Goa, wAo makes IL her duty 20
sase and obey her husband. Les the
A@'esad ard father OF family earn .
.asiaeod Tor his family clinging to bis
a1sas y his office, 10 Ags business. nos foE
80 80 MAKING 81 living, eat for tie service
0e2 Let htm not serve mAmmon but
-, Thus alter lie oifAIthfag serv-
ne meeting w5th God, our lsoFd and
&tsf, all not &c one OF terri bic reckon
- eas al bs the meeting 81 faithful
saas slih loving master. Then sasl
sAeAf those encouraging words; We'll
sSs. good And faithful servant enter IN
- loF o. TIE Lord F"
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sen. es rsmn.r.no..

Queen City Division. No. !. entertained
. E1mosg Of visitors from Seattle and
MoaitoT divisions last "wednesday even
sns. Refreshments we're served durlnK
recess.
Seattle D.vEason. Ma. :, held O Successful
literary entertainment aud lcs cream
social last Tuesday eysaing. TIE attend
snee vas lAFSs, fAs programmes sell ren-
dsred. ard good uaae Sas enjoyed BY
All AAs pFeErAums w0 IS foiloxsf
opeaing address, Rev. 5. J. Kennedy /,
rscstatien, Mss Jesse Espin; veal soc,
Z. l. AIleas recitation. Miss Jennie 10.
gsis. yosA. sc,o, Gtss Bessie Iagsis; resi-