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The death OF Mrs. Amelia .Ianks Bloomer il
announced. She died at her home in Council
Bluffs, Iowa. Mrs. Boomer lived II wears. and
in that time saw and was interested in the en-
tire movement TOR Woman Suffrage. When
Susan b. Anthony began her lectures Mrs.
Bloomor was editing n suffrage and temperance
paper. With her name, however, is connected
most conspicuously the movement for dress re-
form. Ever since 1910, when it was first intro
dmccd. the Boomer costume has been the center
OF storms OF critcsmand rdicnlc caricaturinp
and rebuae. Since then it has been spasmodic-
ally supported by a few women who, from time
TO time, rave taken 1t up, only to soon discard
IL. The costume was not designed by Mrs.
Boomer. but was named after her because she
was so prominent woman at that time, and
believe she wore il. Mrs. Boomer found ex-
actly the same woes in starting this dress re-
form that dress rcformers ever since have
found most discouragng. In the first place
any violent change in dress is conspicuous and
disagrceablo a, first, and this makes it difficult
to start new style. except for fash on-l leaders,
and even those autosrats 20 at it charity, and
only after carefully studying the tendencies
and exaggerating a stylc already somewhat
familiar. In the second place. women do not
particularly need dress reform. The average
woman pays no attention TO IL. The women
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secure ats maintenance as TO begin the fight uOO
When The pension-haters are doing their utmost
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Senator Henderson. OF Nebraska, says that
The statement connecting him with the caudi-
daoy FOL Secretary Of the Senate filed him with
AmszesDcnt. lie had never entertained the
most remote idea Of becoming candidate.
=" Having served u years in the Senate" said
he, "a part Of the time as President OF the body.
have no ambition to become its Secretary. Not
that in tho least would disparsge the position
OF Secretary" Senator Henderson says il & a
question whether the Republicans will organize
the Senate. Il is his judgment that IL would
be no policy for them to do 50 unless they had
clear majority. In that case he would be
pleased 70 sec Gen. Arson g. McCook made Sec
Rotary.
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The situation in Montana at present is
rather interesting. There are two Senators to
be chosen, and the rule is that ono Senator
must be from the east side aud the other from
the west side of the Rockies Hon. Lee Mantle
is tho strongest candidate from the west
Senator Power, from tho east. is opposed for
reelection by ex-senator Saunders Hon. Thos
ii. Carter, and Mayor Weed. lively eight is
on.
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Senator Washburn will have another oppo.
nent in the Minnesota Senatorial race in Gov.
Nelson. The list now includes Washburn,
Nelson McCleary, and comstock. At present
Washburn seems TO be leading slightly.
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cHkT OF THE CORRIDORS.

Senator James Mcmillan was last week re-
nominated Tor Senator by the Republican eau
sns Of Enembers Of the Michigan Legislature.
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Word comes from Richmond that Phil Rear.
ney Post, Of that city, is the latest to put in its
objection regarding the Appomattox Pos,onice.
They last week condemned tie change of the
render, and iudorsing tho proposition to con-
vert the battlefield into National Park They
declare That the name Surrender bears "a pleas
ing historical significance or sound, while Apo.
mattox will ring through tho ages with Their
Bopyl@, Waterloo, and Inkerman. The hone
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Of wealth, beauty, position, taste do not adopt
reform costumes. The women who do are fire.
quently homely. awkward, and have no taste
in dressing. Mrs. Bloomer complained that
when a woman appeared in green blouse and
yellow boomers she cast discredit on the whole
thing-on the vital principle of the affair, the
reCorm-and it is so. The original BlOomer
costume consisted of long. full trousers. gath
cred at the ankle into a band or ruffle. short.
full skirt, reaching to the knees, blouse or
semi fitting waist and broad brmm ed
hat.
Not an entirely ugly costume. as will be
shown by tho cut, which gives an approximately
correct idea yet it is not beautiful, and when
copied in grotesque materials or carelessly
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Senator Frye received the congratulations Of
bis friends last week on his denomination hv
the Republicans of the Maine Legislature Mr..
Frye sounded tie buglc note Of Mr. Reeds
candidacy for the Presidency when he said in
his speech Of acceptance: I've have a strong
hope aad reasonable expectancy of giving from
our delegation the next Republican candi-
date"
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Ex-Judge Wellington Stillwell, of MilIers-
burg, O., is an applicant for the appointment
of District Attorney for the Northern Dis
trict of Ohio and will reach Washington in a
few days in the interest of his case. Mr.. BY.
ron Stillwell, who was also an applicant for the
place, has withdrawn in favor Of his brother
and requested the return of his papers from
the Department of Justice few days ago.
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EE-Secretary John w. Foster will make a
good thing ont Of his trip 10 the orient. One
hundred thousand dollars is reported to be the
fee which tbe Chinese Government will nav
John W. Foster for acting as adviser 10 her
Peace Commissioners in tie coming negotiation
with tie representatives OF Japan. Mr.. Fosters
income from bis practice as q counselor ia Di-
piomstic matters has been estimated during
recent ycsrs as $4,000 year. lie has been
counsel for the Mexican Legation and for the
Chinese Legation regularly, and has acted as
counsel occasionally for many other Legations
here, except when he was Secretary Of State
ever since bis return from his post IS Minister
30 Spain.
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John Burns tho English lahor leader. visited
the city iayi week, and attracted large audi
eDce TO listen 20 discourse his favorite topic
at Convention Hail. BE inspected the Govern.
ment institutions, and declared himself thor.
cpghly pleased with his reception and the
Beauties VI THO National Capital.
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II is fact worth noticing that stout women
frequently are very light on their feet" not
withstandiug their great weight. Just why
this is, Is not easily xplained unless it be some
superior balancing power that their proportions
give to them.
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One of the Representatives astonished the
House the other day by appearing in evening
dress on the floor. An old-timer commenting
on this, said that while this was certainly un-
usual, the Senate never looked as well as it
did in those good old days when no member
of that body thought of appearing in any other
kind of costume. The hustling days of the
war changed all that and the costumes OF In
gals and Wolcott within the past few years
have been in striking contrast with the good
old days.
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SEE w NJ BRONSON IN BANK OF INDIAN TERRITORY BUlDl
OVER THE TERRITORY.
uap- ,ud Mi.haps Of Adjacent cities aud
Towns.

uap- sud M'shaps Of Adjacent cities and
Towns.
Maggie Dounclly, whose parents
live ten miles northeast of the city,
left yesterday afternoon for Winfield,
Kansas, where She was TO meet an ex-
priest, whom she will marry. 1t is
said she met the priest at confession.
There was a mutual falling in love-
and he has left the priesthood and be-
come "a doctor In order TO marry her.
She left without the knowledge Of her
parents The above account is as re-
lated To the reporter, and Judging by
occurrences OF the last few days, IL is
probably true. -rimes-Joufnal
Mr.. Stephenson, who lives about
sixteen miles southeast Of town, is on
a still hunt for his wife who skipped
out several days ago with his brother
They took two Winchesters and left a
note saying IT, would be useless to look
look for them as they would die be.
fore they would be captured Mrs.
Stephenson was formerly a Mrs Chas
Miller, whose husband was sent TO
the penitcntiary about three years ago
for trying 10 batter the brains out Of
her head with a claw hamme He
was pardoned upon promising never
60 return 60 the territory. Star
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a raet that Am selentIlle Men AdmIt.

That all classes of disease, regard
less of the character they assume, are
caused by parasite or microbe infec-
tions, and to effect cure, they pro-
ceed to destroy that cause. When this
is done the disease is broken and the
patient is soon returned TO health.
This same insect, or a species, causes
your dandruff, eczema, itching, hair
falling out, mango, scurf, letter; and
these diseases develop into severe
cases, causing badness.
Danderine is absolutely guaranteed
to cure all of these cases, no matter of
how long standing, in five to thirty
days, and grow a full head of hair in
sixty to ninety days. For sale by
druggists.
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HE WAS a KEAL MAN.
Why Bright summer Girl Mistrusted HsI
Powers of Conversation.

Powers of Conversation.
The Saturday night train had
just arrived at Narragansett Pier and
the young women of the hotels were
sitting on the piazzas in postures the
most graceful, each TO her own style.
At one of the hotels man, tall,
sturdy and with a character scanned
face, bearing the burden of perhaps
thirty-three years of worldly conflict
alighted. An eager turning of eyes
toward him did not disturb his equa-
pimity as he passed i'm review toward
the Office
He was observed two hours later ak
ing energetically TO one of the br ght-
est of the girls. Suddenly she left him
and approached a group Of elderly
ladies.
What's the matter, my dear, said
one Of them DO YOU not fin Mr..
Mason agrceable?'
Yes indce5, was the ready re-
sponse, "but You see he's man and /
don't want 10 make fool OF myself" "
GLOW 5o?'
well it's this way All the beaux
we girls have for six days out Of the
seven are these young college BOYS and
l feel as though had been rock lg the
cradle for some mothers darliugs SO
long that I've forgotten how TO talk to
a real live man IN. y. Herald
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THE NEW RUSH.
12O w. OKLAHOMA AVE.

Now
n An
bought
aOng the best qualities
people do business
which will
all il whether o
Respectfully
c. DANA Manager
N. BWe close promptly at p m
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Take your watch work to
White, the jeweler. All work
warranted.
Dismissed For Want OF Jurisdiction

The suits filed in Judge Jackson's S
court against the bawdy houses in the
Fifth ward, were dismissed by the
county attorney for want of jurisdic-
tion; but Immediately thereafter new
complaints were filed in the probate
court against the same parties, and
these suits will be prosecuted to a
finish. The reputable people of this
ward are determined that these nui-
S sances shall cease to exist in the ward,
even il the offenders against law and
morality have TO do service in the
penItentiary.
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-st published in Daily Lea
May II, 1895.
Notice for publication.

In the District Court of Logan county,
Oklehoma territory.
j. Z. Douthitt, plaintiff, VS.. Levina
DOuthitt, defendant. No 1920
The above named defendant, Levina
Douthett, will take notice that
she has been sued in the district
court of Logan county, Oklahoma, by
the above named plaintiff, j. p. Dou.
thitt, and unless she appear and an
swer or otherwise plead on or before
the 29th day of June, 1895, the pc
tition OF the said plaintiff will be taken
as true and judgment rendered accord
iugly, granting to said plaintiff a de
cree OF divorce, care and custody of mi
nor children, and for costs of suit.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court at Guthrie, in said county
and territory, this 10th day of May,
A. ID. 1895. l.. +. Pitts, Clerk,
seal by L. j. Pitts, deputy.
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Ready for business i'm our ele-
CANT new store room. Want tO
see you.
The Bee Hive Clothing Co.

Dental surgery means not the sim
pie extraction OF aching, diseased and
broken down teeth but to restore
them TO healthy condition, broken
off teeth serve as attachments for
bridge work, and by crowning them
they are thus made useful as or
gans of mastication and expression
doing away with the torturesome
plate The new methods IN dentistry
must and do take the place of the old
er ways of practice. Having had the
most recent advantages of graduating
at one of the best dental shools, | am
prepared to give you all of the recent
advantages. Laughing gas for those
who desire it, The only apparatus in
the city. Examinations free See me
before going elsewhere.
W. L FUBRow, ID. ID. $,
Rooms and 5, Victor block, corner lst
and Harrison.
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SOLONS Do BUSINESS.
Dr. Cotterai Appointed city Physician
streets to he Repaired.

streets to he Repaired,
President Humphrey presided at last
nights session of the council and ali
members were present except Capers
Water is granted free TO public
school grounds the coming year
Attorney Cotteral appeared in be
half Of his client, Thomas Tarrants,
who was injured by a defective side
walk and asked for $500 damages
Ordinance was passed governing the
working Of poll tax
Waterworks commissioner was in
structed to purchase wood for water
plant
Street commissioner was instructed
ID repair crossing on Division and llar
rison avenue
Water commissioner was instructed
TO advertise for bids for city plumb
ing
Health officer was ordered to hire
team and man and cause filth TO be
removed from alleys
Report OF street commissioner was
referred to financial committee
DR. Cotteral was appointed city ply
sician and confirmed by the council.
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BERLIN, May lG The committee APP
pointed by the upper house of the Prus-
sian diet To discuss themotiou OF Count
Won Mirbach. leader of the agrarians.
favoring an international agreement
for the use of both gold and silver, has
accepted the motion by vote of 10 to
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REMOVED.
DR.. IL. l.. Smith has rem owed
to rooms over Bee Hive cloth.
ing store, next TO SpengcGS.
= -


the champion castranog lpher of
America, will give an eNhil tion Of his
art work at the Welcome 2 lcery store
ON Saturday, May Is A beautiful
souvenir OF his work will b presented
70 each purchaser of Vienna Pastry
Powder guaranteed 90 be pure and
wholesome The ladies are especially
invited. Remember we always have
something new and attra tive. We
also give a special sale of q Jeensware
this week %
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Doicater Cooper.

f. J. Dolcater, of the school land de
partment and Miss Mary Il Cooper
daughter of Councilman O. B. Cooper
surprised their many friends by get
ting married on Wednesday eve. Tn,
ceremony took place at the First M
T.. church and was performed by Rev.
Bucltner in the presence of a few init
mate friends The couple at once
went to housekeeping in Franks new
cottage Mr. Dolcater is one of the
most worthy young men in the city.
Bright, industrious and genial he has
won hundreds Of friends, and his work
as county clerk attested his popu-
iarity The bride is an estimable and
accomplished young lady aud will
make Frank model wife. Good luck
to them,
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schooner and Crew Lost.

CmcAGo, May lG-All doubt that the
schooner Kate Kelly was lost in Mpr-
days storm was removed to-day when
the tug Charm, of kenoNha, picked up
wrcci>agc bearing tine schuuner's ma ne.
II is believed that Capt Hatch and his
crew of five men were lost, as the
wreckage found by the Charm iu Ii
Gates that the boat was pounded to
pisppe
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Prices Cream Baking Powder

Whites jewelry store is open
again and doing business AT the
old stand. We will sell fine
goods cheaper than ever sold
before I'm Guthrie.
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The Salvation Army will give an
ice cream supper on Friday night, for
the benefit of the $. A. war in this
city. A good time is anticipated, and
every body is invited TO come and eX
change l0c for an excellent dish OF
cream and cake. t2
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Joe Got Hi. Man.

Joe Severns is dandy. John Dos
sett tells good one on him in connec
tion with the arrest Of J. b. Papan A
habeas corpus was sworn out for Papau
by the probate jIdge Joe did not
want any monkeying with court
without the advice of Marshal Nix, so
he gave the deputy sheriff the clip by
getting on the train with his prisoner
The sheriff found the prisoner in the
smoker, but he could not find the mar.
shal, 10 serve the papers, who was
hidden in the sleeper The prisoner
having no money could not pay his
fare and was put of the train at a sta
tion this side and this made the deputy
sheriff think he was free; out Joe had
the brakeman onto the situation. and
when he pat the prisoner OF instead
OF letting him loose he just walked
him back 10 the sleeper and turned
him over 20 Joe The train moved on.
aud the deputy sheriff was left.
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100 acres, two 1-room houses, creek
good well, stock farm, 9 miles from
Guthrie, for $500 Address c. J. Yates
Guthrie, Ok. W At Is 4t
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Selling dates of tickets for the re-
union at Houston have been extended
to the 10th, and parties can now buy
tickets either on Il, IS, or 10 of May.
whichever they prefer The rate re-
mains the same as fixed in circular No.
10, dated April %, from these head
quarters, which is again sent out for
information of all concerned and to
which your attention is invited, since
the issue of which, a rate has been
made for Arkansas, Missouri and Kan
sas, Of one fare for the round trip
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shot In ~ slreets of Monnd CIty.

MOUND CITY, Mo, May lG.-JoAn
Patterson. a farmer, was fatally shot
ON the streets of this city yestcr lay
lnorning by James Inks. Inks, who
claimed that Patterson had been talk
ing about his wife. gave himself up
and is now in Jail here. 4 mob would
have lynchcd him. but hc wa, spir ted
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The greatest queensware sale evei
gwen in Guthrie will be going on the
rest OF this week at The Welcome.
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Teeth Extracted Without Pain,

All kinds Of filings neatly inserted.
Artificial teeth on any base desired.
500 to 1000 to select from. Every op-
Grafton guaranteed and prices lower
than anywhere else in the city for the
best work. Office, room over Bank
Of Indian Territory.
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The Worlds E.ir Tests
showed no bak 'ng powder
so pure or SO 81 AT In IeaV
ening power as ls Royal

4 special queensware sale at The
Welcome for the next ar days
l43t
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Turkish baths, 65c. reduced from
81 for 30 days, al Mrs. MeReynolds
toilet parlors
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Hammocks, croquet sets and base
ball goods at Lille e. Co IS.
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Spectacles and eye glasses
scientifically adjusted by Or.
Ignatz Mayer, 1872 Oklahoma
avenue, rooms | and 2, over
the Bee Hive
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Highland park-the only place in
Guthrie to spend an afternoon and
evening. 7tf
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Among the Federal sinners

Deputy George Stormer came in yes
.crday with W. f. McLain, charged
with selling whiskey 20 Indians.
+ NJ. Canton came over from Paw
nee yes terday with A Cheatham, a
whiskey peddler, and lodged him in
the federal Jail.
Deputy ODE Jones went to Tecumseh
yesterday with Emanuel Mills. who is
charged with dealing in ardent spirits
in the Kickapoo country.
Morris Iukeman came down from
Perry yesterday with Grant Miller, II.
W. Bechtell and c. n. Iletherington,
all charged with cutting timber on
government land, and lodged them in
the federal bastile.
Deputy j. O Severns came down
from Newkirk with Jay Dempsey and
Joe b. Papan, who are charged with
selling whiskcv to Indians in the Kaw
reservation. lie reports quite a storm
at Newkirk, but no serious damage so
far as learned. During the storm a
small house in the sol tn part of the
city was blown across the railroad
track and was run into shortly after
ward and badly wrecked by an engine.
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JERSEY CRY. \. J May l6.-The
convention OF the Womcn's General
Missionary society Of the United Pres.
byterian church has begun in this city
with 100 delegates present Lydia A.
McCool, of Topeka, Kan, speaking for
the home missionaries, said that when
the ballot was in her hands woman
would be greater power for good
than pvpr
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You can buy iirst.claSs goods
at Whites jewelry store cheap
er than at any other place in
Guthrie. We have marked ev.
erything down TO rock bottom
prices.
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For Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat diseases, consult DR..
Ignatz Mayer, 1872 Oklahoma
avenue, room l and 3, over
Bee Hives new store.
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Boys pneumatic bicycle sl5, at oil
smith Arms Co one only, come quick.
milo n
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Lost-A wallet in business portion
Of city, containing valuable papers.
Return 20 Luther Vests office and get
reward II- II
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DIR. II. l. Smith celebrated his sOth
birthday anniversary yesterday with a
dinner at his pleasant home at 5ll
Cleveland avenue The doctor was the
recipient of several presents, among
them being handsome rocking chair
from Father Meter, and pair of gold
cnh buttons from Mr. and Mrs. +. d.
Nix. Those who enjoyed the sumptu-
Gus repast were: Father Meter. Rev
and Mrs. McPheeters, Mr. and Mrs. r
ID Nix, Mr.. and Mrs X. r. smith, Mrs
BAH and Mr. MObupv
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Rev. Buckner entertained large
audience at the NJ L. church last
night whith his lecture, Whom to
marry ard how TO live" The theme
was full Of meat and sparl,led with
wit and wisdom The lecturer tool,
the home side Of life and pointed out
the paths that young men and Young
women should take i'm choos-
ing life partners. The lecture was
hugely enjoyed by all present