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The Monticellonian., 1894-10-05

T1t11e c12 Pu1oIication. LsNa 0fF1eEAf CAMDEN, ARK.
 SEPT. 24th, 1891 ' NaJir.= i- hefeby given that the following gnacd -'t.ir lus filed notice of his intention lp aal,n final lrasf ia support of his claim. aad tiast aid n'ost will bc eade before the t'er. at 3ree County, Ark at Monticello, Ark, aa ttt 10th of Noe. 1891, viz: S,sal r Davis. Vt'4w of James II Davis, aee,d., If Drew County. Ark, Il l.. 1335G. for tie south. East qerrt ,r. North West quarter. section l l township. B. South. range, 8, West.
 She names .he following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cul- tivation, of. said land, viz: C---. G. Davis, of Nelson, Ark. Nathan \. Murray, of Nelson. Ark, John Nelson, If Nelson. Ark .. and Sam ]. Morris, or Nelson, Ark.
 !. A. Ross,
 Register.
The Monticellonian., 1894-10-05
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 EXPOSITION.
Dallas Tex Oct. 20, 10 Nov Gth

On acconojsol Texas s,agc Fair tickets will be sol. 0ai ei9th. 26ta and Nov. 2nd, ondsAA re fer ronaa trip gate, sl400. fiha. ta retare Nov. 1dh.
 F. B WIND 2,
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The Monticellonian., 1894-10-05
The Discovery Saved Hi

X Mr C Cailorette, Dk
 IqversviIle. H., says: "Ti
 Khe's New Discovery I oWr1rry-- lie. yas taken with La grippe and tfls all the physicians Tor miles a6oSs, but of no avall and was given h>4nd told could not live. IIavi6eSDr Kings New Discovery III msS tore sent for bottle and begaS its use and from ihe frst dose 9tSgao 10 get better, and after usiarlrec bot ties WIS u and about asqin. IL is worth its weight in lat& We won't keep tore or hw.e Sib. out t Get . Tree trial at [. aAN l eIl and Co.'S, Drnc Store.
The Monticellonian., 1894-10-05

Among our new advertisements, this week, will be found one oi our clever townsman, Mir. Leo Bickart Mr. B. carries a good stock, fresh and clean.
 Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so displeasing to many peo. pie as marks of age, may be avert ed tor long time by using Halls Hair Remover.
 See sign of Big man" at Bai- ley's. He looks life-like and nat. ural, and so he IS; and will sell you clothing for less than half fol what you can buy them elsewhere
 Our clever old friend, Rev. J NJ. Brown, of Fordyce, was I prominent member of the Presby. tery which held it's session in oul city last week.
 We take pleasure in. calling the attention of our readers to the Medical card of Dr. J. C.. McKen ney, which appears elsewhere ir this issue. The Dr., we are glad to state, has sufficiently recovered his health to resume the practice of his profession, and how offers his services to his old friends and others who may need the aid of i; ] physician.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

wDlis. Texas. June ~ Extensive prep
aratlons are belns made 70 entertain the
Confederate Veterans here on Tho Fourth
ss- su!y. denerai SUI Ross. General IL
H. Boons and other Distinguished ex-
confudefates viii be here to address the
Evangelical ]. u. coilard Of Waco. who
las lately held vcFy euccefeful meetinfA
al Conroe and Montgomery N inis cyln.
W, arrived ~ town yesffrnay hhl lust
nixht oIsrned up m assault qn W auoih,
holds of RatAn. a large audienrs sfettiti
me distinguished speaker aiid much f9etl
viii continue for come time.
tntplr arraueemants arr being made 70
t,lent fhe Kamle weed ektenalfely nero
next sprinf. Tbs plant " aAid 70 fpf-
nlsh ms most valuable iibrg known x,
indlatry II " vonceda1 mai y VIII
grow vel here, three erips being feAa'y
sathert.h canh ycsr. while there y con.
etantly rowing dcwnnd for me prodNet,
Il FAX an onterpfiniun citiSrn, hA1
st@..dv arratl.rd 10 furnish fhe unoSt-
-afy nschincry u prepare me crop iof
s.a,e f,,t,Acso afoveit here are Y niqh
f.,.tier oyer the 0nilooh since ~ ~
rafn- The nfst crop ~ party htftt.te4
M tae feroHd ~ growing nn ihelL .n.
M drs.fscf II now fncpufHglnt ipf NY.
ns,r indualry \ nomo.r " pie.t.. w ~, =
~r,,n ~ NofthWeff, VINO AZ pl.ni,es,,
io64ce0 nan, haye hcgn herr W 'nf
~, days viewing ms c,.h NJ, 49,
ssest Exiliy plsAtel With What tiel NAYS
ssEa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

Center, Texas. lnnr "a There ia a
teachers institute which meets quarisf.
~ at this place. and 90 yesterday was
occupied ny the institute Mrs A. Z, ny-
erly, "ranait," who edits the Hume
cotncrp also the loohl department OF
the CImmpion-l'rtas, conceived the Idea
Of entertaining the teachers last evening
ln an unique aiyle, for which she IA any
nued.
and ran dtfii, for The young indios who
attended were dressed IN white WIN
pager aprons, phper fans and paper vppa.
and on thtir APRONS ana caps bore me
maine % some State paper In large print.
ed LISTERS The youiiK ladiea represented
the following phpufAi
Houston Posi-, Miss Ella Young star
News, Miss Harlow uholsteti tinnagil
Wntahman, Mlss Mary Hgss, Henderson
Tlm.a, Misa Maggie Wlndhani but Al.
guaiiua News. ME- clara ShUrti uaivea-
ton News, Miss Lillian Short. uarfieon,
lIroaf. Miss Minnie Alils. standard.
Herald Miss Addif Ntthafy; dnirrvlile
Star Aiiaa l.tlA Eanyilei Home Cor
There IL no telling the amount Of good
IL would hnye done tho various editors
10 have been present and seen tnesn
beautiful young ladies representing ihelr
iapsrs IN such an Intelligent gathering
rhr evening VIII iong be temrmhsfed.
Df. r. u, 1weariilErn Lett Today for
ufovctun, Colinatnei MoUds1lic ana
BpurHer, vhcsa he VII sialt for several
days AMONG old fflennh,
Hon John 4. uArrison and rifn with
AIisses Nina and Eddie Hicks Of Tcneha
ana Aoarrz Sanford and Garrison Of
limpron have Just returned from q iish-
Ing tour af Hue Lake, about thifiy-hyo
unltn diatani. They report an tAasiitnt
trip and plenty OF iiNh.
1'hp reporter IN Informed BY Od 4t-
xenN thai We have better rrppg here VilD
year than was ever known before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS
Nswsr NOTES csruEprn nv osR
CORRESPONDENTS.


CALVERT. June es.--ycaterday morn-
Ing, On Charlie Hammond's place. ave
miles north OF here, John Ross shot ana
Killed hie fa,her-in.iaw. II. Hause. The
dinieulty arose about Roas wife Roth
Partiea are negroes Ross came IN and
gave NJ TO the Officers hefe and MAS
taken to Franklin
SUNDAY morning Marshal wystr with
his dogs. tracked thief TO his home and
arrested him Tor stealink chickens from
the hennOry Of w, II. lNirSeh.
Mis4ca Carrie Robinson. kellA Morris
and THY Iossonhelmor, OF Waco, atter
a very pleasant visit for week 10 their
numerous friends here, returned hone
today.
Two Of Bremond'a most Accomplished
young ladies. Misses ilumple and Hicks,
ate ~ the city Wishing Mra. J w,
Misses Pearl Fostcr, Fanny peiree,
Gamma Giass, Maud Davis and Charlie
SAlter lett last nieht for Galveston.
where they 40 FOR weeks vacation.
Among others OF the party that Will leave
today arc AaSaes Georsie Davis and
Berthe MoCrary. ~ -.
Mr. joe Weiss and slsler left for Cal.
weston for few days visit to friends
and relatives IN that city.
Mr. Carl Hardy and Miss AnniN naNen-
port spent sunday In Baheyviho Win
friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

KtisRvIi.LE. June ss. Considerable
cScitcineu; is manifested In an election
today for OF aEalutt abuiishlnS the incot.
poratlcn OF the city, brought about By a
lew who are opposed TO the dog tax ana
the COW law. II appears thai " Il goes
nsalnst incorparatinn the rlvy Iligh
school bnldlng ana the valuable real
estate decided With I, Viii revert 10 the
heirs OF the late Captain Tivs.
Methodist Episcopal church tsouthl will
b In session from rhursAiiy until Satur-
day, Homes haNe been provided for aey-
enty.flNe Delegates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

HEMPsTEAD, June s.-T'he Masonic
celebration here today included ihe IN
rtailation Of officers. addresses by Roy.
J. Il. Mcclurltln and a barbecue, pls-
trlct Deputy Grand Master Tbos miller
OF Franklin was present BY invitation 10
install the officers elect. u. A Pace,
master. r. Johnlon. senior warden; h..
Fhrdnhar, junior warden, W. 81 Lppt0n
secretary H. W. Rankin, treaApfrri j.,
8iaalnggme lier; ~, r. Johns, senior
E a. gferling md geu, huz1cll
stewards, l.. Mahah. chaplain. Dr.. ".
u Clarke acted AZ fuarthal OF the day
f'he crowd present Nua very large,
PLENTY or rood bnfbccned meat, minced
IS the best Of huiDor and aociabiilty Of
fered by the local lodge % hiannns,
a grand ball ~ IN progresa tonight az
bra = music during the day and excellent
string mHaio at night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

Crockett Texas. June E-The repubil-
can executive COMMITTEES Of Houston c9un-
ty met hers SATURDAY. 8. II. Bruce ~as
elected chairman and A. Foy secretary.
Addrcr-es were made BY several pfom.-
ntff republicans The attendance was
very large
the nrrt sturdy IN August. and the
c5urty convention the Fvzsrii saturday.
4 grairhtout republican ticket Will BE-
me ncpulisf convention Of precinct No.
1 WA heid here Saturday. r. u Hal ~et
nominated Tor Justice u the Dcace ana
~ IL Ken, lsr coslzfasle. .-----------------
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27


iirenham. Texas. junn 1.-At meat,
lne OF the dGegatos appointed by each
company o. tho urgnhAm IRE DEPART
ment. Tor the purpose OF c.Onrns ehltf
ami two assistants. held at aiM U'cloch
this afternoon, tho following elections
were made for the ensuing year A..
~ Krug. chief. ~ " wood. nra as.
slatant. aud ~. a, Seward, a,cand aH-
aisiant Tho election was celebrated hy
a ooplOua Hood vi tefrcshnunta. 10 has
always been customary cor cnmuiitps
o. Ills eviction and nv Immediately Or
defi the rcfrcsunent9 On tnia pArtgu
lar occasion htfp was dty set VI uflef
gates aud they MT upon u pan TO pay
4 practical joke On quite d number %
the mrmbers Thoy Went Rftnr q mem,
per and soomnlg informed hin that. he
Of thu department. lie Joined tile crowd
and rot IN ~ "a time OF Two and llss
tened 10 tseAtn ~ the new cilei An
other committee WAS sent out ana brunNnt
erumme Van gone over untll thcy had
Twelve phieia seated w a row aui hnl
scarcely Know who they IA elect rht
Joke became 40 VOL known tlat na mem
Der u thg department. believes he "
announcement IN the mpersl
'fhv hrcnham base ball nlne Will play
a innich game IA rumplc Friday
The OIL MN wei, borcl los feet IN the
ctntor ~ ono VI thAr large wells, has
an lnsAhHustahle supply of water The
pumpa nave beon al work ten dnys nov,
AMI the well Htill has sistynye feot OF
water aud has mol been lowered
N Ruoinaoh. Joseph fink and Louis
SUrllman We're each nned Ia justice lurl
TITS morning for peddllps without H.
oeusA,
rs iaonlan Whitman arrested pods
der named Nthfkl thia morning, but
as they went into the court house The
ufnepr stopped 10 speak - some one,
and Marks marched out OF the opposite
door and made hia oacape,
Mayor wilkins " on on few days.
leays Of absence rnslicatihg nt Mage
Lake
The quarry at quarry station "a turn
day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27
s ~ oa asls; his man Tor washington osua-
rAIar

PAlVE, June e5.--ciaude Roe. who In
under a 'ioOe bona Tor the kinlng OF mn
Reid, which occurred In March last. has
forfeited Ms bond and tied, presumably
to Mexico, whore no has IA uncle living.
on Saturday evening last he was seen
10 hoard the west tcpnA Central train
az tho water tank, three miles wes, OF
here, pypnty Sheriff D, NJ. Anderson haa
teieEraphed tho olllcera al Lafcdo, rlv4
Ing q full description " Roe, wherc he
hupes g intsrcypt hin In his flight The
eiNnd jury Il In session and has had a
number OF witnesses oummcnc,i IN the
koe-ltpid case, but had not made known
the result at the time OF Roe's nikht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

Beilynie Texar, june 25-Ycsterday
evening at O'clock a, 81. Mery's church
MIR. b. i. penreman and Niles sue v.
Thomas. both Of this place. were united
in the bonds OF matrimony, Rev Tho.
Is. Lawson officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

wEiMAR juno NAN The doctors OF
Colorado county viii NEE, here tomorrow
10 organize medical association. and
ihe Women's missionary society of the
Mcthcaist lcNna conference Nvill convene
here OF next Friday cvOnina AZ O'Clock.
some OF tha delegates Will arrive ON
Thuirjay before
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

coimcsneli. Texas, June za.--Yesterday
AZ noon Mr.. NJ H. BAKER Of corrigan
and Miss Annie Mcdonald were married
al the brides parental home here. air.
and Mrs c. u, Griffin Of Corrignn were
among those attending.
Mr. J n Stewart and Mlna Dora Pope
were married at the latters home near
here yesterday morning,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

Hoplglnpyilc. Ky, June ADJ Iofepn
y. Thomas. one Of Tho most en'nsnt phy-
sicians in the state. died nj ms noHs "
,,.ars N aye and had pern nfaerclnH
tacdlcine Ia ms rpnnly Tot twenty YEAR.
III VA pfcsideni " the keniucty hf n.
lcel nsH0olaiion, y wflteF ~ es,ni',,.f
~ euthoriiy ~ hi professional breth'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

sMtriiviLLE June si-i.ast night
burglars broke into the gcneral msrchan-
disc store Of Breedcn s Slack. securing
about 500 worth Of iewelry and gsnt4
furnishlng ronds Tho thieves let, their
placing them with new ones. no clue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

LEuHET'r, June rs.--Ahout two miles
from this place last nisM leo iakan
aud Woodly Carter became involved IN
dispute. Garter received pistol shpl
near the icft temple iluth pnrtias arv
colcred They have agreod to make q an
accidental affair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

NAcOGnoclfEs June @,.-plck hates,
We notorious eptleT Ml,g MAS sh9, sey-
noria while icaiatiug arie.i. died hero yeg-
to-day evening from The eflcoia OF the
Nuuna8 received
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

FrLsHEAit June D.-Pieniy OF rain
Al last and fun crop Il almost GER
tainty.
Hes. Mr.. Holt Il holding a series q
meetings hero. organizing church
fASe.hodisD, With a E0ed niefnbtreidp
sunday. July 4, the dedicaiion sermon
viii b. delivered. .,... -.
The ceiored people arg ezpeellns s's
1.he noiltical pot nNs began boihnF,
Hre~rs Gerfla Nth W. ". tlttflau .
a 90. and Hugh. with Aocrs. 1uitinnty
q Co. are here In tbs interest," q ins''
i't neputy sheriff W, ~. Smith arrsstea
YIN, f.4aN colofrd, on rapiah tfein
Washlnstca eounty for hoFtv sssAiinA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

CALDWELL. June s5.--ioe Gonzales,
Mexican oitlscn, was arrested a Few days
sinoo FOR hog theft, and rs default of
bond Is nov In jail.
Rev. Il, II, Harmon, presiding elder OF
the Chappoil I'm district, preached 10
large audiences mornink and ovcninR yes
tcruay.
The Bohcndana and Germane are pre-
pairing Tor a grand Fourth Of July cele-
hratlon, The programme is an elaborate
one and the wnfHhlp IN course of cree
ton h taking on an Immense appear.
gnco, The exercises win he carried on
at the New Tabor hall. amNe from
town.
Rev, NJ, sydeneulcker EVANGELIST Tor
the Central Texas Prenhytery, VIII hoRln
serlep OF meetings at yellow Prairie to-
morrow night
The white uan and negro woman who
fought on Main street Saturday were
both lined In the mayors conrt today,
The Young people Of the city expect to
go TO Stone city tomorrow on a pleasure
tllp, complimentary to Miss Kettle tire
q lielton, who lie visiting Miss Zelda
HcHlop
Harry Barnett or Lyons has entered
the rae for county clerk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

RueK, june 24-The furnace at the
psnitontiary 10 running again. u started
last Monday aud u turning out twenty
tons Of rood pig iron every day.
ailss Ella Curtis has returned home
from 81. Louis. where she haa been for
three years talsinx music. sne graduated
In muHio while there.
ueo. W. Hpirofnb rnd wife and little
GID arc here from Lone star
srhe board Of examiner far teachers
cariidoaiss met here Friday and Saiur.
day. and flfiecn appibrants were before
them Six Jailed and nine got ccftihcnieA,
richard jacobs were the board Of eS-
Indse poicy LETT here yesterday for his
home Ia Center.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

PALESTINE. June S.--rhc report IN
ycbterdhya papers that Deputy sherln
Mynet had been killed while On the iran
OF train robbers IN the Indian Territory
by a gang OF horse thieves. caused con.
siderable excitement here. as his Ii
Mr., Myners home. aud hts family were
quite alarmed at the report OFFICIALS
We're wired last nlRht for confirmation
Of the report aud un answer came today
that u Was untrue. JEFF Mynst II a vel
known otflcer and has had considerable
experience In trailing desppfadOea
through The Nation. and his many friondA
VIII he glad TO Know that he eth lives.
A large number of school tohchora
passed through tho city this morning en-
route to GALVESTON TO attend the State
assassination Several Joined the party
from thla place.
men viii give d grand cxeurilon tn
Troupe on July 4 Tho citizens % that
place WEI furnish barbecue Tor the
occasion and excursion rates VIII he mude
from all stations on The International
and Great Northern, The nremen OF
LonRYiew viii cooperate win the IRE.
men OF this city and the citizens OF
Troupe TO make the affair bowling sue
cess.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

CORPUS CHRISTI Juns z-Ths mite
daughtef 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Atee Nccamp-
bell, who was 70 belly injured by fai'ips
ay.r the bautstorA . distance. u twelve
fsei. while visiting her grandfather. Hf
l.. II. Coleman. Ia Btu PAiiicly c,AniS,
d,sd from ND injuries yeHteriny. The
bi1sr aifrtet crushed her parents, hud the
rother u Frustrated wth eHef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-13
o WINS Talks PLAIN.
In isia Contest Against BrecIsinridge lie
t,nca Nof Nttnre words.

In ria Contest Against Brcckinridge lie
Does Not Mince words.
I.axINaroN KY, June i2.-from
AttoG.OO) strangers were here yes
seriay 70 hear w. l.. G. Owens and
tsrau settle. tbs candidates for con
rrsss In opposition TO Colonel BrecS-
inridgc. TL,y spolk, in the opera
/, iu,c &, a crowd only measured by
tss walls. Owens was intro luce by
Ja,lp. here Il. forton. an eX.CJnfed-
crate soldier and man of high stand
iar IN the district.
Owens made several illusions TO
Colonel Breckinridge, bat made no
h.w attacs on him. lie said, how
ever, he atool by every word uttered
in hs famous Paris speech. when he
ut aciSed lireckinr,dge bitterly. lls
said Il any body took ofense at any
thing be had or would say, he wautc |
that person ITO come To him
like man, AMI not Sn AK Oft bchin |
that l.ng-carel long haired. irr spon-
siblc. crazy brute. Charles c. Moore.
Moore publ ished in his prob bitiou
paper 'cveral columns last week
ugtinst Owens, and this allusion is u
reflection on Brccknrdge, who is
said by Owens men to have furnished
Mo)re with ths informIt on
Settle and Owens spoke again last
nrht at the court house, to room
full of voters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-13
THERE WAS NO FIGHT.
he Chivalrous Trenchmnn Wiprd On
the Insult with Ink.

The Chivalrous Irenchman Wiped 8ut
the Insult with Ink.
Tectotalcrs viii bc interested TO
learn that the late General Mell,n,t.
the doyen Of the French army. who
has lately died at the age OF % years.
has throughout his life al, ,tain,l from
stimulants OF all kinds. AMI WAS IN
the habit Of saying that he dill not
even know the taste of w.nc. 70 th,
last he was healthy, vigorous an
IA thcr peppery oil soldier Cny two
years ago an article by NJ Lis>arary.
in the Bataille, on the behly'or % to-.
generals OF the empire during The war
of 1870, was taken b. General Me Unct
TO have some reference 90 himself a.,
therefore wrota TO th1 uir.nl,r a.,
follows:
After your indcacribaol .ualt g..
ant lies with rrrlrl 10 "a cd
man Ike myself b'g tu u.t
sat sfaction OF you. However "a. f,t
some wears past lavc h,cu una d, g.
travel, I rely upol yoar c0urttsr q.
bring swords an p p-to,s to ans hoe &C.
here at Nante', -whsrt, bttwtnu Gag
four walls of my garden, Vc can
quietly settle our disGut' ,t,u-. .ro.a
interruption.
NJ. Lissararay, in>tcll OF a.. p. d .
the challenge, wrpsa "a rl' e'l1 T.
mcntary art Gle abou. his c3all'a r.
who thcreupon c3rbcl his blood hls j.
propensity AMI c~ptts,'i hln t.f 80.
being 'Proloun lily t1l.hI "n hol-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-13
First published in the Daily Leader
june =, 1891.
Notice Tor FubllcatiOn.

Land Olicc at Guthrie, O. r., June Is,
1891.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
mg-named settler has flied notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof viii he
made before the register aud receiver of
the United States land office AT Guthrie,
q. r., ON July n. 1894, VIZ. Hiram L
Miller. of Guthrie, O. r., for the north
west quarter OF section twenty three Dz3J
in township seventeen 90, north Of range
two ca, west Of Indian Meridian.
He names the following witnesses "a
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz:
Isaac II phcnis, Green y Woods
Thomas Hutchinson and William X
Phcnis. all of Guthrie q. 7.
Any person who deshes 90 protes
against the allowance of such proof, o
who knows Of any substantial reason
under the law and the regulations Ol thl
interior department why such proc
should not BE- allowed, VIII be given IA
opportunity at the above mentioned tim
and place TO crOss-eNamlue the Witness
Of said claimant, aud 20 offer evidence il
rebuttal of that submitted by claimant.
A. y. j (ROOK. Register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-13

irow the Latest Eccentricity ct Fashion
Oricfnatcd.

How the Latest Eccentricity OF Fashion
Originated.
Rousseau says: Ugly women al
most always introduce the fashions
and pretty women arc foolish enough
to follow them 1t is probably true
that no fashion is introduced without
some reason, and this reason is gener-
ally either the display of beauty or
the conccalmcnt of q defcct-oftener
the latter For instance when the
immcns, slecves-then called gigot
sleeves into fashion more than
fifty years ago, they were evolved ont
of the shrcwd consciousness Of French
womsn that they would serve 10 di-
minish the apparent size of their large
waists
French fashion writer Of that per-
iod says. "When the sleeves called
gigot first made their appearance
everyone exclaimed against the bilar-
rcric OF fashion which not only cou-
ccalcd the shap, OF the arm but
made It appear larger than the waist
and the ladies Who first wore these
sleeves lined with bucl,ram for the
purpos, OF putting thcm out appeared
rs if each shoulder was inclo,ad i'm "a
balloon Still this siurula" styl, of
sleeve became v,ry general AMI no
longer appeared ridiculous From
custom its cleganc, was admitted
even By those who first ridiculcl it.
We yielded to the authority OF the
greater number AMI it would have
been ridiculous not to follow "a fashion
almost universal
There is an economic side to the
big sleeves of to-day, aftar all. said
spirited young motler Ia, otlrr
day, "anl they make over beautifully
into frocks for the chill lrea."