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'hris iobcfc orh i.i ud Iroi 'or, tvorth. l'huto 1 3 iBt luf 1 (lUlllI t. mnlltj I'll ii for no urea, tvortl Jucki 'u, MIm I Ja.Jirli i etnely licjivcr Ji Inner 1 Willi l.riil V'e Inn rouil TruiiM I am. Doll, vrn lo l't" Head 1. Tilth kit i duwd to 'I inn)lijr hi, lonir, VI llipra, vilulujd r.

Jutc'd iinl lun, lief fj J'oru tltlto 5 rrili. l.nek Ohm vi iud Herd rk lia I'lnslt 11 llroiim it. tenrcrCl feonl, 1 i ii ironiy 'ekrfs, 'lite ed wliA innild hi) i jA tr eif, 'rrorl "er' liruldi! I tii spi.a iKnrfll I I'rlnwil ralilwl 1 i jf.0 11 ii .) own a i This l.s ti ci may 1 1 I in lib. i ii a vii'l ayers or tlie cut in the cliintnt In might be Vut to tho Average kindly Is, but coun An vlsit King of has this, ii Halifax tcr works, jflVr street rfi that Is iw no private sr'Itt franchise too, of the Iii Encland tramway or li ctrio i'i stanuins mi 'l, ov to the 1 a. i I ''it the 'i'Y llo i.r in tb f.vfit.

I. lie over to a applied publlo Im tlollvered to is 1 IdoJ Into 0 1 yn cf all I once a Ly the of office. tLe com rwil or 11 ill ft 1 nd be cut tiurii of a bow newl this i tnn KO party I I moral st the i the iiow is a (pilbla 1 the 4 only ck'o (r. Mc iiecn a party lf uoiiie i land, oi.d it I m.I tbat wo I The red line, at the a a ii 1 i vera cottt 't'lTi 1 Oltn i air i ill' to the year, tho year. tas at CO und last .00,000, and I.

lei i tl i t. rl: I favors "to'o f. rjirrj til io Wi lh." I VTl unAT, lit. crrnnrn 1, 1SU7. 1." Why.

then, til I oi.t ull over the com i in the chairman of the jf: r'i What the slumber of William Warner? Why the la i. up from the i country pontofflce In I. It Is not because of I i If a nn.il unrojllzed ex Tl: ei.rth Ik foil of lilt a. the for lh)vii i I I that of tit Co to." rottm la In real 1 In l.fr piipoal fi un i their flocks to Indeed sho la ii Kt v. iil cnini.el them to ir" do th Mr part In the oil i F.ripturul Injunc "i.i'iUijily and rrplenlsa tlm It 'i talk that r.m;alnt urged aralu.t tU, tii i.i l.iw on account of Ita i a rcvenuo producer di (3 r.ot tor.

fnm iyiidli atet and ti ii ta V.m country. They Bcem to bo inlnciuly with tho mcaa lire, runnii that it Is In the ln tcnaii i the other fellows. Thrr L. a eiip'ftlon of lntonsls tciiey in 'thf ntttttidc of the state wbon It condtmiis a man to death and then when he wants to commit suicide, and thus th commonwealth of the evfMiae nud trouble cf the Job, iutor to rcvent hlia to doing. A man's first wife was blind, and ho Iii.

he so well that when st l. married another who cxiuld :ir.t eco. Every bitter has Its sweet, and a woman deprived of her eyesight no: ten.pted to run millinery bills, uor to ride a bike. Grceno county apples are delicious (o cat and delightful to look upon any where and at any season of the year. r.i.t the ten car loads shipped from this to Fngiund will taste better by of the freight when they reach their destination.

i. A Fthodo Island woman Is sueing her hunband for a divorce because the tj ber. Some women have a rcry distorted view of the rights and of a husband, and manifest want of appreciation of wholesome linclpliue as well. The rWirement of Jusaee Field from the United States supreme court bench tu full salary for the balance of his la la act'ortiance with the law; 111 there are those who suspicion tbat salary should etop with an nband imer.t uf the Jcb. 1 1 A woman made It so hot for hp.ihacd that be Jumped Into a vat Bc aMltig wi'er to cool off.

Kansas vr has cnu mora widow upon the roll. I When tho local Republican pulse Is ri.lrly feTt It will be found that there In more retil admiration for Thomas 11. Heed than for nil the balance of the Kens. Only rough shod sinners stand upon slippery places today. Tho balunce of Micro studied astronomy from the fiat of their backs.

"Mrs. Nack will not be hanged," rays nn aetulo headline in The Kansas City Slur. Neither will Thorn. Tho way to shut up Mr, Filley Is to i him. Hut who wants the Job? A TOI KKA I.ICK.

Ti.U Oat Ore la C'olomilo Which lvnns In the Ton. nKNVKIl, Dec. 4. The Tcpcfca rrutip of mines in unpin county, ownotl Ly John Ixwejoy. has proven a bonanza, cllhousfi former owners could not ninko it pay.

Lovcjoy bought the fuluc from Denver parties last June lor $100,003. In cultiDS au up ralso from t'le 8 foot level, cross cut was run to to hiirishig wall, whero a 8trc.sk of ore wna etrutk wwhlch assays to fin ton. iyTIie vein has been drifted on and mink for a distance of Po feet and un ivering more than enough to pay the eii(tn cost of the The vein Is of form width tho entire distance, with the rrospect of continuing which promises millions. The ore white quartz, filled with specks and nutlets of free gold. nnlrjrmen to Meet Month, LOUISIANA.

Doe. 4. The State Dairymen' association will meet In diglilli aiinuul convention here January B. 6 7 and 8 next. Tho speakers will liicltide many MlFsourlniis, several Iowans and ex Governor Hoard of W'ls eon.iui.

There will bo demonstra ion. in tenting: and separating milk. ripening nnd cnurning cream nutl woi King scoring butter. Th social position of the drunkard who tU'' 'a known by the physician's report. It rnny be a cate of "drank hlra fclf to d.ith." "alccliolism" or "c'lrr ho.is i the Hvor." 1 he latter takeB an i.ituto of over a lutlf million.

1 DiuKci, the IikhI pure, t. huloome and delicious. I STORIES OF DR. EVANS. TITB CRADKK DI'LMUUUAT, SrJlllNUOTKLD, MO, aUTlTDY, DIXTOinr.lt 1MT.

NEWS A'JD GOSSIP OF THE SOUTHWEST. The Pelrce City Empire notca the fact thnt hopllftliig hua become a ruling st tnd tho desire to take things on the Ely. Ribbon, lace, gloves, and other articles of epparel have the strongest fascination for those women whose eukncss polite language designates ts Women who would not think of taking money If they bad Iho opportunity, enn hardly rcslut tho de sire to slip some dainty article from a counter or show window, the students of this "disease" say. Kleptomania is called a "disease" out of respect for the fashionable women who ply this form of larceny. John Holt Rice, editor of Tho Sela lia Capital, celebrated In Fort Scott last Wednesday bis golden wedding.

Editor Rice ts one of the oldost newspaper men In the state. He wag a lawyer of so prominence In Ceorgla befonr tfce 'war. He lived In Kansas for a lone period and took an active part In politics as a Republican. The Christian county court has a Baptbt preacher for one of Its mem bers. This pious Judge took the license side of the liquor question when the saloon petitions came up for consideration and now the preacher's life Is made heavy by the condemnation which his brethren heap upon the bead of the offending member of the court.

He at tempted to defend his courso through the Ozark paper several months ago, but that only fired the opposition with new zeal. Even at this late date a two column attack on "Brother ClevengT" la not an unusual feature of tho Oark papers. The Lebonon Rustic, one of the model weekly papers of Missouri, has celebra ted Its silver anniversary and starts out on a new career of success. Were there more such bright and substantial week. Ilea In the country the talk about the decadence of rural Journalism would have less force.

Capt John W. Bankhead, who died at his borne In Pike county a few days ago, at the age of 81, was a great greut grandsou of Thomas Jefferson, He fet tled on a farm in Tlko county In 1839, nnd had become possessed of considerable wealth, as well as having won recognition as one of the best citizouH. Mr. Bankhead, as an Interesting sketch of his life In The Republic relates, was a pioneer of pioneers. He loved the still woods nnd the solitude of unexplored regions, He was full of that conquering instinct which as made the Anglo Saxon race the colonizing force of the ate He was a mighty hunter and an unerring shot Even In his old age, when too feeble to walk, bis sons would assl.it him to tho woods and leave him beneath some large tree.

There be would sit and watch for squirreLs. He could not see the little animals, but be knew where they were by their motions. He was never mletnken and never missed a shot. In one of his published geological reports. Prof.

Haworth, of the Kansas stato university, declared that the Arkansas river bed was filling up with such rapidity that In many places the river must soon break away and find a new channel. Testimony to the same effect is given by Mr. Dan Jones, who bus lived on the banks of the river in Sedgwlc county for a great many years. "If the sand and trees encroach on the bed of the river during the next five years as they have in the last f.vi years, Mys Mr. Jones, "there will no river bed perceptible.

During the past Ave years millions of small cotton wood and willow trees have sprouted up along tho banks of tho river. They have now grown to the ehlght of seven feet. Ennd has blown among the trees until now what was once the river bed Is good blibstantial river bank. At th present time whero the main channel of tho river was wont to run ia cov ered with cotton wood trees about six feot high. The river bed Is gradually tilling up and It won't be long uutil there Is no bed at nil.

There Is no water In the Arkansas river abov where the Little Arkansas river emtiea into It It Ik absolutely dry for many miles beyond Hutchinson. The water ie all consumed by trie irrigators in the western part of the state. Tho trees and sand which Is now filling In the river does not occur only on one side of the river, but will probably make a 200 feet till in on one man's land on tho wem side, and will then skip for some til tnnce and fill in on the wost side. Should there be an exceptionally heavy snow fall this winter in the mountains, wnen the spring thaw comes the farms in this ectlon of the rountry will be flood ed and the crop along the river bottom farms will be destroyed. Since the death of the late Dr.

Thom W. Evans of Pnrla the newspapers Rt homo nnd nbroad aro full of stories about his remarkable career. The Paris correspondent of the New York; Evening Post tells these: The career of Dr. Thomas W. Evans Is so well known that I will venture to add only a few anecdotes.

His great wealth reunited from his profitable in vestments In real estnto In Pussy, when that part of Fans, only recently inoor porated with the city, gavo little sipn of Ix comliiK the fashionable west cud which It now is. Connection with the Imperial household Is often said to have Riven him. ea It did to Itotliw. hlld, the needed provision in makinir his pur but it Is mora priib.ible that own sNrewdncFs, arguing in what id i.l ft en In growing Amei 1 an ciil. itini'n.

1 1: i in. All l'ni'ls went i I.U tii In re. with a a It. nun' JlW.bT ra.ii f. 'i'i il I own n.

1 iY i' I 1 a Dr. Kvaiia wiuj not dlHlncllned to re lato hl experiences, and there should lie a good vulumo for any one who hut been furtunmo enough to gather them up for th henctlt of PariHluni. anionic aome of the women of Thcro baa always been aome douiit that town. In cue store 72 yard of throwa on bin part In tho escape of tho hrnld disappeared wlhnut tho conaeiit llmpnva KiiKinla after the battle of Ke of any connected with the cs gdan. There are now only two peraone tahlitliiiieiit.

The iholce samples of i living who enn tcli the exact truth the embroidery had rmiKht tho fancy of I empress herself and her Inseparable some kleptomaniac and lb Roods left I rompaiiion, wh wna also with her in the store under tho cloak of the tempt 1 that lllght for ilfo from the excited Pared customer, no dctihL shoplifting Isjlslana. Tills Is Madame Urbrelou, a much more common than people genr 1 near rjlativeof tho lute Hen. llourlMkl. suppose. Almost every merchant The two Indies accompanied by Count enn tell of experiences with rf.pevt.t Nigra, who Is now Italian ambassador; ble woniPT who if cm unable to wl'h In Auitrln, end by lrlnra Mattcrnk'ta the husband of the princess who added so much to tho brilliance of the imperial court, em aped from the Tuilerles, which the crowd was approaching, into the adjoining galleries of the Louvre.

They were able to reach the street only at the end of the long row of buildings. Instead of by the river, where the pnneo had a carriage waiting. Both the men ran to sucuro uuolber conveyance, but tho dunger of being recognized obliged the In dim to take the first cab. It has always been said that a Paris "gamin" ar'tnallv reivirnfrrt the fallen anvereiim but with a street boy's chivalry is fralned from publishing his discovery. The empress and her compauloa drove sueicssiveijr eo tun uuusvs ui iwuuicuus ly to find them absent.

It waa then hat Madame Lcbreton thought of the American dentist st Pafsy, far from the center cf commotion. The rest Dr. Evans' drive with the empress to the coast, where she was aaoly taken on board Sir Joha Burgoyne's yacht and conveyed to Kngland has often been related by himself. For a second empress he did as equally good a turn, which he has always claimed secured for her the Imperial position. The serious Illness of the crown prince Frederick, Just before the death of the old Kaiser William, mado it probable that.

Queen Victoria's eld est daughter, his wife would remain a dowager princess, and tbat only her son would be emperor. At this time Dr. Evans was on professional duty with the princess. His early knowledge of the silversmith's trade. Joined with his surgery, was sufficient to design the csutila which prolonged the prince's life until his accession to the Imperial throne; The doctor used also to relate that he had treated the Pope's teeth successfully, but he had never been able to induce his Holiness to have them cleaned! THEASI RY S1IOHT.D A St RPLlS.

MeKlnler's Bmk Kefprr Pnt the llonrr Into Miscellaneous. WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. For the first time In months the treasury statement for the first of the month showed an unusual surplus, and that too. In the face of Interest payment for the day aggregating $1,300,000.

This Is due to the fact that a part of the money from tho sale of the Union Pacific road has finally in teh coujrse of the book keeping, found its way Into the account of the miscellaneous receipts. The receipts on the first of the month, therefore, aggregated $7,105,550 and the expenditures $2,075,000. The surplus for the day was $5,030,550, and the deficit for the fiscal year reduced to $27,425, 693. HAD CAIGIIT IS A niSKEIU. Lacerated Above ibe AVrlsl, and Held tor Hoar.

LIMA, Dec. 4. William Eeeler was horribly injured while operating a steam power corn busker. His hand became fastened and was caught and drawn into the knives, which lacerated It far abovte the wrist His cries brought help and the machine was stopped, but it was over an hour before the lacerated hand could be loosened. The arm was amputated.

AAAAAAATi Thrive Ori It. 3.1 I Bondo Eacii'a Brand Condensed Milk. Little Book INFANT HEALTH" Senta FREE, Should ba le Every House. t.y. coNENsre'Miut' cd: HKW.

a Mother Has Learned understand and trust It uses her liuusclioid without stint To It In a mr tA CwsX'flU I. I ve This Ncv Kc Chi! lion low it. It i tin h. cure cd tll.lt KOI i I le Estab. 1327.

RUDYAR9 KietaNO. Li COI FREE to January 1 595. i SEE IMPORTANT 0FPERS. Masters of Fiction. A glance nt the names of these five great writers of fiction nnuouueed lor the seventy sitcoiiil year's volume of Thk Companion, indicates something of the strength and attractiveness of the paper lor 1898.

RUDYARD KIPLING. W. D. IIOWELLS. 1.IARY E.

WELKINS. I. ZANGWHUj FRANK R. STOCKTON. SUHIMnitlllllllllllllUIIIIIIMIIMMIIIIIIIIIHIimillllliniMIIMIIIIIIIIM Mrs.

Mary Bird, Harrisburg. Pa. says: "My child is worm minions to me; yet I wouia nave iosi ncr ny croup had I not Invested twenty five cents in a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure." It cures coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles. Hlnton 318 Col lege street, and Reed Barrett, Ben ton avenue and Commercial Btreet Tho secretary of state of Nebraska has been arrested for butchering hops in bis back yafd in uncom, anu sun we call this a free country. Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, was frightfully burned on tho face and neck.

Pain was Instantly relieved by DeWtU's Witch Hazel Salvo, which healed the Injury without leaving a scar. It is tne ramous pne remeuy. Hlnton 318 College street, and Reed Barrett, Benton avenue and Commercial street A Nesvlerlrd Cold often leads to a hacking, rasping, rack Ing cough. The very firBt symptom should be met with a dose of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey.

This famous remedy will cure it. whether of ehort or long standing. Price 25c No cure no pay, At all good druggists. A Kansas City girl who lost her boa finds it Impossible to loee her beau, who sticks like wax. Prosperity comes quickest to the man whose liver is tn good condition.

De Witt's Little Early P.isers are famous llttlo pills for constipation, biliousness, Indigestion and all stomach and liver troubles; Hlnton 818 College street, and Reed Barrett, Benton ave nue nnd Commercial street. Missouri has no more oyster suppers for the benefit of churches. They are now oyster socials. The name was chnnged so that the lone oyster could be social with tho crowd. for piles nnd nkln tlineR.tcs.

llin op. 318 Collet" street, anfl ltrea u.ii all may ste hr.t i. v.ork is 1 i the tcllowir.j: d. rcembir 6, at tl a for ihe bdZe do fr ex'ractin ttxy from 11 to 12 a. P.

Ri. rVnlcs AU'wioJi, oa No goiflg tJ unless di wjmm Clinton Ross, Ellul Partoo. Mabel N. Thurston. a Herbert Bates.

BICYCLE That Queer Gold Bricfc, The Ride to Redcroft, A Hero and His Friend, The Taylor Boys Tandem, A. Stephen. Vinthrop Packard. Lacy H. Stunlevint.

Samuel S. Shcnnan. WILLIAM DIAN HOWELL. Tub Yoltii Companion a L1rary in itself. Few pemort ra able to buy many bo.ilii as thoy woolj like, and yet It potoilile lor them tn keep in loach with all the lc.k of literature, ai wrll as to follow the woild's propria in evory derailment ol science aLd iaJusUy.

Tim CosirAXloN ahcay jioidr tlaj means to mora thau hiK a Bullion luuiilic. For all the Family. WORKING GIRLS. Cttriliat Vay Up, Vjtnicg Her Stripes, "Pcep," The Only Toman's IUudTOitd trorpertiu of tin roli.nufnr ISM ut SautU CojAa of Paper Fm THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, 201 Columbus Avenue, I write to let you know what I would not do: I would not do without Cham berlaln's Pain Balm in my house, if It cost $5.00 per bottle. It does all you recommend it to do and more.

J. R. Wallace, Wallaceville, Chamber Iain's Pain Balm is the best household liniment In the world, and invaluable for rheumatism, lame back, sprains and bruises. Be ready for emergencies by buying a bottle at the druggist's. A teachers institute in West VIr glnla a resolution protesting against "the habit of male teachers parting their hair In the middle." Finely EliutraUd.

'i 1.75 A Yezt. Each weekly iuue ol Tit Companion provide! as ranch a.an. si a I l.nj volume ol tt paces, and few hooka afford snch variety, interest and value. Eminent btatetmen, Scirntl.ts, Travelers, Story Tellers and' Hen oi Liters will uc tberf ablest tUoita to charm, intercut and Companion reader duiirj 1S9S. six strong? serials; "THE FRESHMAN," a Romance of Cokee Lite.

rr.i 4 "LAUGHING SLLVTS EOY," the Story of Boy THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE YUKON," a fWd of a Miner' Lift; "FERIEDA FAIRFAX, VRTTER," the Eiieoce of a Girl fa New York, "THE STORY OF A BEE FARM," Two CLrlt' AdvaAire In Beainta, "THE MAKING OF ZIMRI BUNKER," a Story cf a Niotuctit Ho of ISJ Vs STORIES OF PATRIOTISIvL How New Orleans Va Saved, Susan Toags, How the Varnlne Va Given, The Flight of the "Liberty," J3SE LWGI A. STEPHENS IRVING AND RETS. MARGUERITE TRACY. EDITH AMiiS FAIRFIELD, LONG. Mircaret E.

Sanrler. Elizabeth B. Stryker. Josie Lewis. Eva A.

Maiden, NOTABLE SHORT STORIES, Turaii cf the Fever, A Peculiar Scrape, Home Corn jr. of Ephra'm, The Mj in the Window, Prof. Bliss Perry. Evelyn S. Baraert, Elinor Raymond Maxwell, Joae Lynch WUUams.

l2 CaJendor Pree to New Subscribers. Thfa Calendar la published homively by The Youth' Ccm vr.lon and eonld net asld In Art Storaa (or ksa than 11.00. II consist ol ton folding pans, aacb a true reproduction of chanwug group piciuxsa bwa onioal psJOUr.ga. Its au la 10 at aochss. aniMIIIIMnillllUIIIIIIIIIIMIIMMIHHMMimilllMIIIMIIMnilllinillllllllllHIMlllllUIIIIIIIIMII.imMm,,,! Kew wks a sst sat Iks eU, tss4 st ss.

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Thankellna hrl.tmas ud Tear's IVml.le Nrnnben. i liE The Art Wn.lAr ir. a sislsixs sssntw kHtSa 5 sf r.j sraa si isim run. 11 is a er ni I aaa raa eoMPASica i wxrtL a nru ril to jis'niar 1. iu BOSTON, MASS, Blank Books i oittt s.

i i i FOR THE New Year! One of the largest wholesale houses in Springfield has already placed an order with us for a complete set of new books for the new year. Our bindery is thoroughly equipped our workmen equal to any in the state and our work guaranteed equal to that of any other blank book manufactory. Why send your money out of town for what you can get at nome Jewell Pa flfim 7 m. a. lis A tor tae past years to bu nrui 's New Plieovery is i'ie r.

v. a j. i' and I I rs in I ing any9 301 College Street, Springfield. Mo. The Grandest Itemed Mr.

R. B. Greeve, of Chil bowie. Vx. cortlties that he had cou J.

A. Perkins of Antiquity, was r.umntlon. was tiven un to die. soucltt for thirty'years nwlleFly tortured' hy nn rnctlical treatment that money could physicians for the cure of ecjemiv. He tens quickly cured hy using Witch Hazel Salve, the famous healing procure, tried nil cougn remedies be cciilil hear but got no rt'lier; epen! irany nlghtn Ritiing up in a cluilr; was induced to try Dr.

IClng'u New Iiiseov erv. und was by iho use cf It is easy to catch a cold and just as easy to get rid of it if you commence early to ubo Oco Minute Cough Cure. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia and all throat and lun? It is pleasant to take, safe to a nnd sure to cure. Hlnton Collesre street, nnd Redd Barrett, Benton aveniis and Commercial street. A K'uo Wi tO (i in l.i I.ile.nd tloiieon h'J lve devils out of her that were Cn i in s.

Of V. Vi.rlet I lie 'Ilit" ta 4 43 1 4.