Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 4

THE LEADER DEMOCRAT. UrilUIIED IS IMfi fwfcwllefced Atteraaaa Baaae at KOI Calle It 9. ft. JrwtLV, Miter. national capital right now.

u. a. jiwtu, Manager. Ha tea. per awnta, by carrier 4 Al rlly.

br nail. thr month 1 "ally. re m.n vi.tmla.. 4 i error thb fakh. Bpaln promptly return the compliment and aend a a battleship as al art of friendship brought on by the ding of the Mtlns to Havana, and the treat jingo farce will com to an end.

Wa hlngton and Madrid evidently thoroughly understood each other la thla nutter. Tb Maine roe to Cuba and It tends to satUfy our owl flare In ptac patriots and llkewla will giv th Bepubllcan campalgn ratort thla fall a chance to tell about liow Mr. McKtnley sent the warlhlp to Cuba and defied and bulldo.cd the dona. On the other hand, the Spanish There are war rumors and war ru quicker tha big newspapers learn this the Icrs will be the complaint of ennui from general newtpaper reader. irHKS 1IIB Ey good engineering Springfield landed the Democratic state convention really bofors tb committee met It mlKbt pcsKibly scur tb Republican convention In th same way.

Anyhow right here is the place for It, As this town has gone Into the convention holding business. Thlt 11 A better place than any other and It gives satisfac tion. On found that the old opposition cry that we are not centrally located Is false, as the Iron horse In this day has more to do with mi. king towns central tbaa nn accidental geographical position, flprlngfield's railroad systems are of the high grado order and are operated by nineteenth century men, who know how to cut down distances and Urn. They have made Sprlngoeld just aa bandy a place In which to bold a convention os any other town.

The roads bring the people bore, and It Is then the fault of the town if things do not com out nil rilit The town understands this nnd has always given entire satisfaction to ltd Pelore any of the political gatherings take pluio we will hava a new rond riinnini; in l'riiin the north, which really furnished annilie.r trunk line apd makes and exit all tbc easier. Tl lo be told to the Republican ccuimittee right away. Hore Is whete tliey should buhl their convention. There Is no better field In the world for Republican missionary work than this bowling, singeing hot bed of niid fro silve; Ism right np on tup of the bioomlug Ozu ks. xot notiK iiuT coi.LnGKs.

It urns out now that tUo two Missouri wonii who were quoted as saying that IV.y intended to give $700,000 to hlc.tgo university were Th)t iindi'i'Mtocd aud their pluu Is to found coll' go In M.v.ouil in honor of their mother. When tho announcement waa first mad.j that tho money was to go to the Chicago university many of the newo papers of tho ttiuo took occasion to all the attention of tha ladies to their apparent luck of pntrtotlnni for their own commonwealth, which has 40 utrucsllnc colleges, where the grent um of money might oe placed to better advantage than with tbe Chicago university, which Is to accustomed to receiving big gift that the addition of a mere million or eo would have little influence one way cr the other. Now seem that there wt never any Intention to give thla money, which ou Investigation turnt out to be much loss than to Chicago, but the plan la, to establish college outright somewhen? In Missouri. The amount of money the ladies hav la not exactly known, but It la Ulisved to be connldarahlw. and those who are acquainted with the making of colleges fully understand that a great sum la absolutely necessary fn thla day to tart an Institution for higher educa tion on the highway to success.

In not glvlag tha nsoasy to Cblcare thea two geaeroa women bare avoided an error, bot Instarting a new eollejoto la a queetlon it they win not fall lot another. With 49 college It would look as If Missouri doe Dot need more cUea but better ones, for tit of th entire Hat It la doubtful it a Ingle one of MlssoorT schools of ttigher education has more than a state repulaUoa. Thi la largely du to tke poverty of the college. A prufaiaot scarcely tonkas bis mark fn Missouri ButU bale confronted with a templing ssr eyeo ae gjM eaatern aavefajt tad naturally he aocepta We hav een this over aatd over tgain rLzht Lei in eprtagflald Tb loelea taatand a. new eolk ctouM adopt Pearson pUn Of bracing up deeerryiig bot financially a in Ufe weu'dj wtdat, iirruir wt, ism.

th'aaU. par year, by nail paatpalil port rather than A keauer and fl reer Telesaaa aatbera. frusta, eClc MttorUl rooms tXt bar W1W flcla to eboee from, practically trarr college in Ibt ttal. They could honor their mother better by establishing chain or building balle. a providing scholarships for college already la ititenra Uil If Uaurhtnf tew colleg, whoa futore would biMri.lt.

and might probably tail, as many bars In the weat la the put 10 yean. Missouri ha plenty of college sod what they ne4 I mora cordial tup competition. Drury college here ahouia bar 1.000 atudenta Instead of 300. and thla a ald of most of tt other college! la the tte. The Ft Loots Republic, la Its report of the proceedings of tba iut Democratic committee, said: "Tber Is a difference of orlnlnn as to whether ther ibcold be a fusion on the state ticket, and.

Judging from those who at tended yesterday's mooting, the sentl Mrnt Is not favorable to splitting up the State ticket with the Populists, and It dues bot appear that an? considerable no her of TopulUis are expecting as much. It seems that the Republicans In the Interior of the state. who ars not tod busy quarreling over poat blllces And other federal pie, are potting In their spare time endeavoring to Induce the Populists to Debt the Derao tatemon can tell their people of bow crata, and to this source Is traced what they sont a man of war right Into th barbers of the Yankees and couldn't get a fight. It la a nice deal all around and does nobody any barm, and la tba rctult of much good to the army of newspaper correspondents In Washington, who find things pretty dull at the lllUe discord said to exist." And The RepubHo never sized up a situation mora accurately. Kansas Is now the greatest debt paying state In the onion, and yet the free coinage sentiment Is not on the de I crease out there.

People in the bleed ing commonwealth atlll have an Idea mora, but th people refuse longer tottM enabled to pay off their Ktt excited. Jt la played out, and tba debts by the high prlee of grain, and this high price was caused by a gen eral shortage everywhere except In the United States, and that when Europe and South America come la with a big crop, a tbey are getting ready to do. there is no reason why grain prices should not again reach their low range. A movement that Is In the right di rection was started at the recent meeting of th Missouri Press association, when It was decided to form a Btate Historical society, with headquarters at the State university. The object of preservation of documents, relics.

books, portraits, momentoea Illustrating tb history of grand old Missouri. Nothing will be so effective In fostering a wholesome prldo in the history of the stat a Jasper county will have It votes In the Democratic state convention, one more than Green. at per and Greene have long been the rivals for south west Missouri leadership, and while It Is unpleasant to be beaten, still the great record In Jasper Justly entitles her to rank aa banner democratic county In thla section. The State university at Columbia la a source of pride to every loyal MIs sonrl Ji. and the countless friends of the Institution will be glad to hear that the enrollment now Is greater In tho present session than ever before la Its history.

i In resigning a 1.500 Judicial Judge Hliepard Barclay Is dan gerously close to tbe place where his Democracy may be questioned. It's getting to be about time again tor Governor Jones to demand some evltlonco In writing that the Smith bill railroad Is still on earth. It is simpered that Col. Fenton wouidr.t object by now If even that oi.e. little solitary Job was also under the civil service law.

Mr. Stark knows now that as a means of bluff and Intimidation the libel suit long ago became a back number. KEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE SOUTHWEST. nice county has given Missouri Its most distinctive fame abroad. That Immortal lyric, "Joe Bowers," became one of the popular melodies in tbe he role days when th Missouri adverturer was seeking his fortune far beyond the summit of the continent on the goldon shores of the Pacific ocean, and since that time when the stalwart lover went forth "to raise a take" for his fickle "Sallle Black" the glory of "old Pike" has sever locked a champion upon any theater of toll and hazard.

At tho third annual dinner of tho Pike county colouy. celebrated at th Mercantile club rooms in St Loul last Saturday night tho honor of tbe typluul la sour Ian waa fittingly recognised. Col. James O. Broadhead, the venerable president of th colony, conducted tbe ceremonies) with becoming dignity and around the festive board tat many of tbe moat prominent cltiiens of tbe tato.

Ool, Pat Dyr, Governor Charts P. Johnson, James M. Lewis, ex Governor R. A. Campbell and W.

R. Biggs were tome of the speakers who paid loyal tribute to tha memory of Joe Bower and hi pioneer compeer. MI Martha R. Smith and her ulster, Mr. Borah D.

Cotton of Scdalia, daugh ter ot Gen. Oeorge It Smith, deny the report that tbey hava contemplated en dowing the Chicago uuivomlty with VmjVOQ. The ladies any tbey have been much annoyed by the published tateqnent that the Institution waa to rcive from them inch a munificent glfk They have other uses for their fortune. An by tho name of Frank 'Axholra has been arrested at Sedalia far "silvering pennies." a mode of oouaterf citing which the crook bad been working very successfully. He lpaseed th bagut coin for Dickies.

Many of tb younger people of south Be Missouri who have traveled 'the old wlraroaMl." landing from Springfield to FayMtevilla, through tbe his tori WltaoQ creek battlauald, do not kaoVbow this noted thoroughfare, So IliB LEADEItDOLOCI AT, FPHINGFIELD, MOJ affetouir, JilTVAAT tt, got It name. Aloag thla wagoa way. cut through the wilderness of Ike southwest long In fore the steam ears bad croeaed the MlsaUlsppI river, there an In ante bellum days a telegraph Ine. Tbts early attempt to utilise the Mors system of electric communication, like many other venture of a similar character, did not prove a finan cial auoraae. for the needs of civilisation on the Missouri and Arkansas frontier wr then too simple to require th facilities of the great Invention of tha age, and the line was soon abandoned, but the decaying poets and rusting wlra remained for years as notable laadmarks.

and the sturdy tea maters who carried on the radio between Springfield and the Arkansas border gave tha road its present name. a Tha Human Society of Arkansas has entered a protest against tha snort of live ira shooting, and earnestly demands that the authorities of Hot Sprit stop th practice. One hundred Mlasourlsnt will leave Mexico on tha first of March for the Alkan gold fields, and The Ledicer war.ts a mass meeting called on that date to bid farewell to the plucky argonauts. a a E. P.

Watson of Beutonvill. I A candidate for attorney general in that state. There is an early crop of candidate all over Arkansas this year, A teamster from Walnut Shade, Tany county, who reached the city last night, said ha met fully 100 wagons yesterday going southward with goods rom Springfield. The wagon trade this winter is uausually good. Some of the freighters haul merchandise 75 miles beyond White river.

a Wolvea are seen In pen daylight nesr Carthage. Tha animal did considerable mischief to sheep raisers last year, and an attempt was made to exterminate th pack, but some of the beasts escaped. PIE CAUSES TROUBLE. Brriam Jtastar IMna cL Ktr eu mnd at. Loais UisnuMs.

The rupture between CoL Richard Kerens and Congressman Joy and Pearce of St. Louis become more than a mera disagreement over the appoint ment of a successor to United States Dittrlct Attorney Clopton. The two congressmen are now accusing Col. Kerens of having misled them from the time the subject of successors to the Democrats holding federal oiOcea in St Louis waa first broached. At that time, according to a person who claims to well Informed.

Col. Kerens assured the two congressmen 1 v. the offices. The congressmen proceeded on this assurance, and an agreement on tha distribution cf federal patronage In St Louis was being reached when tbey discovered that Cob Kerens not only had a preference, but bad fixed up a slate covering the three office remaining to be disposed of. This slate, it Is stated, contained the names of Gen.

John W. Turner, ex street commissioner of St Louts, for the postmastereblp to succeed James Carlisle April Boiler of St Genevieve for the position of United States district attorney, to succeed Col. Clopton, and Col. Money, partner of Senator Peers of Warrenton, for United State marshal to succeed Marshal Lynch. Both congressmen are quoted aa hav ing declared to CoL Kerens that they never consent to the appoint ment of any but a St Louis man to the positions of United States district attorney and United State marshal at St.

Louis. There the matter stand. Tbe rupture has had the effect of cre ating a schism in the rank of antl SAYS II VILL BE BUILT A UK AT I41B SlKVEYOtt CIVICS OIT totll) POMTIVU RUU HOU IXFURMATIO. MOBILE TAKIVO SO Til TEHt AX TUB BCIIKME. H'eat rial as la 4r4 la llela Oat Th I'wlruta far DalUlaa lata Ilarrtsoa Art Said Slav Baca Let, Elmer Stone, a McKay road surveyor, gives out this Information: "In answer to what Is being don on the McKay road I will say that Monday I a trip to Pomona and Interview ed Cel.

McKay as to th time when be could meet the people of West Plalna The colonel waa very busy aignlng con tracts for construction work, but caid ha would be down to meet the business men of West Plain very soon. He was aa yet unabla to set a day but would do It In th near future. II had Just returned from Springfield th eight before and bad to maka a trip to Kansas City that night and was working very hard. "Th contract for tha construction of the branch to Harrison has been let and some of the contractor are on the ground now. Everything Indicates that active construction work will begin In a very short tlme "As to the main line to Little Rock In which West Plalna is more particularly Interested, everything la fat getting Into shape for business, while Mobile, the Gulf terminus, la taking great Interest In tha matter, and promises the fullest aid and support from that place.

Similar promise are made by Little Kock. Monroe, and Nachez. "In answer to a question aa to the feeling of the people of West Plains towards a new road I made the state meet that aa far as I could ascertain the feeling of the town was altogether in favor of another road and that we realized that an additional road and one to St Louis at that, would be of vital Importance to ua I added that I believed the business men of the town would be willing to meet him half way If he built to West Plains, while ail newspapers there with one excep Investigation It Is always iui ue naa no cm. mr muj me were treating fai in alI spectg. I have every reason to believe that within thi year the railroad mtle ag of Howell county will doubled, nnd that the construction wor will begin in the Immediate future." TWO PEOPLE KILLED.

In a Wreck of a Paaneager Traim Jfew York Central OLD TOW.V, Jan. 29. The St John train No. 29, known also aa the Provincial express waa wrecked in the afternoon and including the smoker were turned topsy turvey Into the ditch One of tbe passenger car in which were a large number of persons, was almost entirety demolished. Two persons were killed and more than a score Injured, several probably fatally.

The train was running over the New York Central tracks and left Bangor a little behind time. At th time of the derailment which waa du to spreading of the rails, the train wat running about 25 miles an hour. It consisted of a combination boeeaac iuey jiepuoueanein hu xxiuia, wno oe i and mall car, the parlor car, a smoking ciare canumiy tnai one ooss aa oaa car, two passenger coaches and the pri as another, and that Col. Kerens is assuming to pose aa a "boss." WARYEa OS II AAD. The Major to lireaJc the H'hI rI)lntrletBlalr.

WASHINGTON, D. Jan. II. Major William Warqer caused a stir In tbe ranks of the Kerens Davis fol lowers this morning by appearing here. health.

Within 30 minutes after bis arrival be wis at the White house to ask President McKlnlcy to break the Kerens Davis elate In the western district and appoint John Duncan collector of Internal revenue at Kansas City. The result of Maj. Warner's visit cannot be predicted, for the president has not yet decided upon tbe appointment For some reason, western district patronage, 08 well aa that of tho eastern district, haa been held up, and as a conaequence, National Committeeman Keren and Secretary Davla are uneasy, although they ln ltd that their man will be named. Maj. Warner, It is said, baa played his last card and will make no more efforts to secure recognition.

It be is turned down, he will Join Chauncey I. Filley In, bis crusade against "commercial politics." OH STKAIJNfi WHISK. V. Green Comity UOIaera Capture North Miseourl Oltender. oniHiiMununu.r, ty, Saturday night on a warrant issued at Salisbury.

MA, charging mm ana thre others with breaking Into a Wabash freight car and stealing a quantity of whlBky about two week ago, Tbe prisoner wu brought to bpringneia and lodged In Jail and tbe Salisbury officials notified of his capture. FLAX A5D PLAY Kits. Mr. James O'Neill's well known versatility Is receiving a splendid illustra tion through hla work this season a ho annear In many different charac ters, amongst the most important of which may be named the mysterious "Ilnmlet." the crafty "Richelieu," the dashing "Monte Crlato," the stern "Vlr glnlus." and the dual character In the "Courtier of Lyon." Mr. O'NHU Is aitm thi eason accompanied cy a larger and mor brilliant companv thtn that of former roar.

Mr. Nlll will be at the Bald win In the "Dead Heart." Dheklla's A rale telr. The best salve In th world for cult, brvlacs, sorea. ulcers, salt rheum, fever tort, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains. cent and all akin eruptloas, and posi tively cure pile or bo payment required.

It I guaranteed to glv "af fect satisfaction or money refunded. Price iie par bojt For asl J. vate car of President A. F. Wilson ol tbe Maine Central railroad which was occupied by President and Mr.

Wilson and two ladles. The train la not scheduled to stop at Oronno, but the conductor found that a number of university students bad tickets for that station, bo be signalled to the en gineer to stop. It waa Just after his signal that the accident came. No worse spot for a derailment could be waa overturned, at tbe name time roll Hanked Tale en Eatored th noma ot live alone. Aared Slaters, MONONOAHELA.

Jan. 29. Last night about 10 o'clock four masked men entered the residence of Mrs. Eliza Thompson and Miss Jane Wilson near Shire Oaks, about four mile north of tha paca The womBn sisters. Sheriff Owen and Deputy Brittaia ax lgcd C9 M(j yearg respectively, and resteu AUQJ rieuuu lliw I riurui his brother in law, John McClelland near NoUon' mill, In Christian coun Tbey bad retired for the night and bad been in bed but a few moment when noises were heard At the kitchen door.

On of the women, seizing a large tin horn wbloh waa lying near blew it a loud as the could. By this time th burglar had gained an entrance and Iwiran to batter down tbe door ot the sleeping room. They finally forced an entrance and demanded the woman's IT sfw Kidney and Bladder Trouble Quickly Cured You May Have a Sample Bottle of the Great Discovery, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, Sent Free by Mall. Men and women doctor their trouble often without benefit, that they get discouraged and skeptical.

In most urh case serious mistake ara made la doctoring and In not knowing wliat our trouble la or what make sick. The uniuJktakatjto evidence of kidney irouDi are pala or dull ach In the back, too frequent detl to pas water. scanty supply, smarting. Irritation. As kidney disease advance the "face looks sallow or puffs or dark clrcl un dur tha eyes, tha fw swell and amno time the heart acts badlr.

Should further evidence bo needed to find cut th cause of slcknees. then set tirlne aside for twenty four hours; If thtre Is a sediment or settling It aHo convincing proof that our kldny and bladder need doctoring. A fact often overlooked. Is that women suffer aa muck from kidney trouble aa men do. Dr.

KUmcr'a 8wamn Root la tha dlo covery of tba eminent physician und scientist and Is not rercmmendd for everything, but will te found Just what la needed in cases of kidney and blad money. They told the men that there waa no money In the house, whereup on the burglars placed the women on chairs and bound them hand and foot Taklcg a sheet from the bed, the lain made gag by tearing It Into strlTT" tying knots in the pieces and placing them In the women a mouths. The frightened and tortured women finally told the burgalrs where tbclr money was kept, about $100, and It was scured. The thieves also took a watch and other articles. The marauders left tba women bound, but thy released themselves and gave the alarm.

County Detective William McCleary was noti fied today and la working on th case. heartiest co oixwation. The Commcr I olDEJ TWM cial club of Mobile In an Invitation to I People overlooked the Importance of Col. McKay to visit that city pledgee the! permanently beneficial effect and were I satisfied with transient action; but now that It I generally kuown that 1 Syrup of Fig will permanently overcome habitual constipation, well Informed people will not buy other laxa tive, which act for a time, but finally Injure the system. Buy ih genuine.

made by the California Fig Syrup Co. THE MARSHAL'S IIWORT. Kaambcr Arrests Br karfc Offlcrr Darin Janaarjr. Marshal Wade Hlndman makes the following report of arrests, made dur ing the month of aJnuary: Officer Richardson, 13; Nlion, 19; Crowder, 14; Armstrong, 13; Rand, 15; Bishop. Culp.

Baer, (special), 1 HInklcy. Rath bone, total, Girt tha Chlldrra a Drink called Grain O. It Is a delicious, ap petizing, nourishing food drink to take the place of coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by a'l who have used it because when properly prepared it health builder, and children, aa well as adults, can drink it with great benefit CVwts about one quarter aa much aa coffee. 15 and 25c A Stw RJrmrnf.

Sedalla Democrat: The Springfield der disorder or trottblea doe to weale kidneys, such as catarrh of the bladder, gravel, rheumatlni and bright Disease, which I the worst form ol kid. ney trouble. It corrects Inability to hold urine and smarting In passing it, and promptly overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get np many time during th night Th mild and the extraordinary effect of thla great remedy la soon realised. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures. Sold by druggists, price fifty cents and one dollar.

Bo universally successful la Swamp Root la quickly curing even the most tug cues, that to Trove Its wonderful merit yon may have a samplo bottle and a bcok of valuable Information, both sent absolutely fro by mail, upon ro ccplt of three two cent stamps to rover roiit of poetage on the bottle. Mention The Lender Democrat and aend your address to Dr. Kilmer ft BinnUuui ton, N. Y. This generous oC'T peurlog In this paper is a guarantee of genuineness.

The curfew signal In Indianapolis for tb retirement from tbe streets of children under IS blow at o'clock In winter and o'clock In summer. An Immense number of children have hn a discovered there who are small for their age. A thrill of horror la experienced when a brassy cough of croup sounds through the house at night but the terror soon cbangea to reJlef after One Mlnuio Cough Cur haa beta administered. Safe and harmless for children. Illn ton SU College street and Reed, A Barrett, Benton avenue and Com merclal street Training will telL A young mau who utd to belong to the Rhlnestona set In Topeka Is now furnishing letter to a Chicago paper which abound It Interestlua items about the movements of tba smart tut In New York.

There are three tittle things which do more work than any other thre little things created they are the ant tht bee and De Witt Little Ear'y Risen, the last being th famous Htflo ptl: for stomach and liver trouble. Hin ton 31S College street, and Reed Barrett, Eecton avenue and Com mercial street Scarlet evening dres coat having been adopted by an English golf club, British hunting men. who feci thai Young, ther naTe a te' right In the color. are using strong language about tho Innovation and the Innovator. Everybody like tbem.

Like what 1 "Ruby KUses," of course. They curt Uat awful headache. 25o at druggists. RAILKOAD ROTICKS, Winter TearUti'. Hate rla Frlaeo TV.

Wlam TJna la now wtTtlne vlttfA. 111 I UQ IUKI mo uucoi uuv tourist round tnp tickets to the prfn famm til Ha I 1 pinna nenftrt I oat a from all tts propertiea. inJurioa in th mt mrmtf ClninCi IAm Atvtmthnn anrl fatrPTtpr rvpn i W. C. SMITH.

Commercial Agent, 107 College street. A Wail May the nt4 Stale. Th Union Pacific baa recently Issued a wall map ItlxC5, compiled from tho very lateat survey, which shows Leader Democrat. In commenting upon the entlr United Stilted, the varlno the changed political situation which It j)ne of railway and all the Important made manifest by the basis of rep re townu. sentatlon in the next Democratic stat Thl8 not convention, assures tho candidates that mounted on canvass and will be mallei they will be hospitably received by th (wl(n(.

people of southwest Missouri. It seema that the section which was formerly said to be certain to "give a big Democratic majority only when tbe hickory nut crop hit or when John S. Phelps was running for congress," haa become reliably Democratic, hickory nuts or no hickory nuts, and takes Its place at the head of the table with no misgivings aa to the future. During the past two year. Mrs.

3. W. Alexander, wife of the editor of th Wnrnwilvirfl fMlRS.l Tlmo. ham In when he waa thought to be sailing In I found on thlt stretch of road. There lslm, mmr Instances rellerert tbe Mediterranean sea recuperating Ms I a high embankment for miles and I when In the flrat stages of cromi Tl .1 XT'! 1 I VCIJ till DUtw I ICBlUVUb fVUBUU CHI ing down into tbe ditch.

The mass of wreckage fortunately did not take fire, as the cara were equipped with steam heated apparatus. Those who escaped unlnj ted or with eivlng it Chamberlain's Cough Remedv. She looks upon this remedy as a house hold necessity and believes that no better medicine hns ever been put in bot tles. There are many thousands of mothers in thlt broad land, who are of the tame opinion, it is the only rem minor bruises quickly went to the I edv that can always be depended upon rescue oi tnose imprisoned in tlie cart. The Oronno people came quickly and worked rapidly, improvising stretchers and taking the wounded to the nearest houses.

Word wrs cent to Bangor tor help and a wrecking train responded carrying a number of surgeons. ABt'SED (THB WOIUJS, as a preventive aua cure tor croun. The 25 and 50 cent bottle are for sale by druggists. President and Mrs. McKInley hava been married 27 years, nnd are Just as much In love now aa tbey were on the day of their wedding.

Quit Cvna hlnir la eafly enough, If you take Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It cuts the mncus and allays the Inflammation so that there Is no Inclination to cotich. It soothes tho bronchial, and Is strength ening to the throat and lungs. All good druc1ts sell It.

The Japanese are now getting' used to glass. At first glass In a railway carriage window Dftd to De smeared With streaks of wblte paint to keep passengers from poking their beads through It W'jt suffer with sun pains, rheuma tic, pains and pain generally when "Knby Kisses" will drive all of them DeWltt's Witch Hazel Slr Cura Flics, ix aim. www ww, ,1 cents in tamps, which Is less than the actual coit E. L. LOMAX, Oen'l Pass, and Tkt Agent.

Omaha. Neb. Frl.ee Line Girnraloai, Th Frisco IJne will sell excursion tickets to the following points on dates named below Chicago, lib, annua exhibition of tho National Fanciers' association, January 25 and 27; one and one third fare for the round trip. Certificate plan. Qnlney, annual convention oi tho Supreme Court of Honor, January 26 and 27; one and one third fare for the round trip.

Certificate plan. Washington, D. annual conven tion of the National American Wo man's Suffrage association, February 14 and 18; one and one third fare for the round trip. Certificate plan. nealeaekra, Exear.lona via) Frlaao Mae.

On January 4 and 18, February 1 ami 15, and March 1 and 15, tbe Frisco Lino will sell round trip tickota to variouu nnlnta In Arkansas. Indian tarritorv. Oklahoma, Tcxaa, Louisiana, Arizona and New Mexico to whlcb a rate of $3 and over applies, at a rate of ono faro, plus 2, for the round trip. Full particulars and Information cant be obtained at 307 College atreet, or Frisco passenger depot W. C.

SMITH. Commercial Agent. flome eelfer. Rales Tin, T. B.

A M. R. n. February 1 and 15, March 1 and 13 the Kansas City, Fort Scott A Mem phis Railroad company will tell round trip tickets to points In Arkansas, Texas, Indian territory, New Mexico and lioulslana at a rate of one fare plus $2 for tb round trip. For full particulars write W.

L. PORTERFIELD, Ticket Agent Telephone 83 and 189. Oe Witt's Colic Cholera Cure: Quickly cures Dysentery afl4 Dlarrhva. I BALDWIN THEATREW 2 Clay Clemcitoooo 0 VI J1ATINEE "Jn the Hew Dcmiaicn." Gentleman." cjUhaOtaj ks, Crank 4V Wwl MVIWl rfiffliHitiflfliO 99 $9 anager. 9 hecruarv lu VMSMiiMSo February It Fcferpry.

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