1
avssW'il(iC3a3S. a.
Hiagcaa Atritn siaiir are
era ol "frwu i ArawM Irtrkn" .
llowirnm ami Ttirt Troubles. Tbry
ajfurd lualant relief.
Lovers pa? ssteetuear s compliments;
husbands py wiV bills.
Take Care
Of your pliytail Iwlch. BuH4 up your i)tm.
lnwi ytuf mrh ami tiitli organ. Uk tjm
vour (ntil nrvit tur Mot,, dmr out itil
Mgpufllirv iutJ rvrnt k kns try Usvirttf
KlOGdl'
Sarsaparilla
The (Kve true Blood rurlaer. t 1 ; a lr $5.
Hnsvt'e Pills "' harmnnlou-ly 1th Mood's
IIUUU S THIS Si,r!.aiar!lt. -M.
KNOWLEDGE
Bring comfort and improvement and
tends to tentorial enjoyment wlien
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than othprsand enjoy life more, with
lea expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world' bo-t products to
the'Deeda of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, fvrup of Figs.
lU excelicDi-e in due to ila printing
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant tf) the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial propertied of a ierfect lax
ative; effectually closiiMiig the syetom,
dispelling coldn, lii-adarlies and fevcra
and permanently curing conidipation.
It has (riven satisfaction to million and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, berau-e it art on the Kid
ney, Liver and liowils without weak
ening them and it U jwrfertly free front
every objectionable substance.
Byrup of Fiif i fr Kile by all drug
gists in Mc and f 1 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Byrup
Co. only, whose name in printed on every
package, also the diuul, riip of Figa,
and Ix'iiig well informed, von will not
nrrmt ':,n if red.
When to say "No."
When the clerk tries to
some other binding by
just as good as the
get rid ol
calling it
Bias Velveteen
Skirt Binding.
Simply refuse to take it
No bind-
ing wears or looks as
'. II k M."
well as the
If your dealer will not supply you, we
will.
Send for samples, showing Isbeit and mite
ruie. to the S. H M Co . P 0 Boi 699. New
Tor Clly.
1 World Fair I
MKIMCST AWAWI).
IMPERIAL
RANUM
Many competing: FOODS
I have come and gone
been missed by few or
noneSe popularity of this
FOOD steadily increases!
Sold by DHl'OOISTS EVEVV WMKBE I
John carle a son. rew rr.
SOUTH
MISSOURI
WEST
The tjet trtilt MKtbm In the wen. ."
dnmihx. A (xllnre ol eroin never known.
Mild climata. I'f0luctlv 11 Ai.uii'l nn'e o(
gnxl i.ure waier. ....
fnrMaiaaiid irrulara sloiiK full near rip
Hon ol the Kich Mineral, ('lull and Agrb uliur
al lauila In MVm'h nt Mliaoun. wrliu to
.JOHN M. I'l'KltV. Manager ol I he Ml.nonri
Und ami l.ivM xk l oinpany, Neo.hu, New
toii Co., M UMmrt.
araaa ArnMoTllR CO. tiulf tli r,..'
miat dom u I ' what It aa. It a- mam hraiiri
.in rn i- . . uaiumiaiiiid rrualii
LT hoira, anl aupplM IU and n-pali.
av7 .a. -v. MUW KlUW ' a-
iiim artirJa f
oUxra. If maaaa Funipina aim
uwad. aux-l, Italraniaad aflar-
rr":,.. wi,imiiit tiiuw
a, J aa4 FI.M Hux-I Towers, Kia B.ilaw
ar W OrnuMra. i api-llcatlon t will name ona
C Ua article that It will furtm i nnill
Jaanan IM H 13 IH usual at. I also Diataa
HtZn 71 Ilia. iMkatU aat FI0ars KraUt, Ctkaia
ASTHMA
KMllJI'SAtTKaUSPECinC
Orraarallaf la n ra ailaaua,
tora rWKC trial ixuaaea. tokli bT
llraifliu. Oaf poaiDald
oa nraipt ' a)ia.iOT(.aa.
Yaaa. rora.a, ram . rt.
OPIUJ
Morphtna Habit Carea In Id
to a
Odara. st dbf tin rurra.
D.J.'fHlN. LsSaasa.Oaie,
. M. V. Na. S67--S1.
Vara, Men
WHBK WHITINO TO AUVEBTliIKH
a Ira ir J saw the aalrarUaamrni
laa Baaa
V 1
A MOTOUMAYS LIFE.
FULL OF HARDSHIPS. EXPOSURE
AND CONSTANT DANGER.
Tba Great ftraia oa a Man'a Narvea
Bafficieatin Itaalfto Wreck Hlaa ia
a abort Tine The Ksperieace of a
Wall-kaown Motoraia.
From the Cincinnati, Ohio, Enquirer.
The life of a mot.iruian ia not a bed of
re.t He U aubjwied lo many bardahipa
H-ei)ly in the wiutrr, when be U ex-oM-d
to the cold and snow. Kveu in the
numiuer he must bear the inteiiw heat
wineti tx-au down Uxn him. Considera
ble nerve and self possrsHioa ia urn-saury
in a good niotoruiun, for the live and
Innba of bis paHNengeni are at stake. ne
of the uest-kuuHD electric motoruien ill
tbia city i William t razcr. t ho in at prea
etit runuing a ear ou I he Cuuiiuitiaville
ele trie line. He ia not only well known
to hia fi'H.iH eniiloye, but to the ix-oile
-ho travel ou li.n ear. Mr. Frazer ia a
yomiK man atmt tweuty-thx yearn of ae
and rraiilt'S with hia wile and child at 144
Hhu Bire t. ( 'iu' innati. (). Alioul a year
ago Mr. FraztT una taken with aerioua
atmiiaih triMibiea. lie lioiiclit wveral
kiuda of uieilii iiif w hii'h w ere re iiiiiiiend
ed to hiuj, hut none of tlnni aeemed to
Kive him ereu tenirary beuclit. Au eu
thuxiaatie admirer of thai famoiia remedy
known ax Dr. Williiniis' I'mk 1'illx for
I'ale 1'euple told him lo try them. Frazer
waa alniost diwoiiraKed, imt took t lie ad
vire. To an Knnirer reporter he xaid.
"I inn iiinxi heartily rreomnn'iid Dr.
Williama' t'ink I'illa. They are u 11 that ia
claimed for thorn, in fact they advertixe
tliemxelvex belter than any medicine I
evT mu'. 1 wax xeized wnne lime ntfo
null a bail attack of inHiirciiiui. My
atomuch hurt me nearly all the time end 1
could not il ti'H my fixxl. 1 he puin waa
aliuoxt unbearable and I found uothinx
that would give me ridief. 1 confexa that
when 1 hoiiR-lit the tirxt box of Fink 1 1 11 at
1 hadn't lunch eonlideurv in their etlicacy,
becauxe I had tried o many thiliKX with
out Hiiccexxthat 1 vvaaalmoxt diKi-ouray:ed.
Before 1 hud taken one box I wax decided
ly better. Two boxea cured me entirely.
While t have been under the weather
from other eauaea my indiitextion haa
never returned. If it ever ahould 1 know
juxt what to do. I have xo much confi
dence in Hie etlicacy of Fink Fill that if
I ever Ket real aick again with any dix
order I ahull uxe aome of them. 1 1 la a
plea au re for m. I axxure you, to textify
to the excellent uualitiex of thexe I'ink
Fillx. They not only tone the xtouiHch but
regulate tin' Ixiuelx and act aa a mild ca
thartic." Dr. Williama' Fink Fillx roiitam all the
elemeiiU neiexxaiy lo give new life and
richncxs to the blood and rextore ahattcr
ed tiervex. They are xold In boxea at
.V centx a box or xix hoxea for $2.."il. and
may be had of all druggixtx or dirwtly by
mini from Dr. Williamx' Mwlicine Com
puny. Scbeiieelady, N. V.
How'a Thill
We offer One Hundred Dollars Keward
for any cae nf I'alnrrh that cannot bt
cured liv Hall's Fatar-h t 'lire.
V. .1. ClIKNKY A CO., Fmpa , Toledo, 0.
We the underxigned have known K. J.
Cheney for Ibe laKt I') years and believe
him jierlei-tly honorable in all hiixiness
tranaaetinnx ai d financially able to carry
out anv ohl.MTiiiri made by their firm.
Wiii Thi a ho.e-ale Druggints, To
ledo, O.
Wai.tiso. Kiijjs it Marvin Wholesale
Ib-iigg xta, Toledo, ().
Hall x t.'o'arrh Cure in taken ititernnlly,
acting direct I v upon the blood and rmtcoua
xurlares of ihe system. I'rice 7fx: per
bottle. !-'oid by "all Drm-giatg. Tesii
Diuliiulit I rcc.
A Map of the I liltcil SlHtns
The wall m:ip l.ssued by the Hurling
ton Koine Is three feet wide by f.iur
feet long; m primed In seven colors; tt
mounted on rollers, shows ?very state,
coiinly. important town and railrond
In the I'nion and forms a very desirable
and useful ndjunct to any household or
business establishment.
rurchased In large quiniiiies, the
maps cost the liurlington ICoute more
hnn fifteen cents each, but on receipt
of that ami imt In stamps the ut.dnr
slpned w ill be pleased to send you one.
Wriie immediately, as the supply is
limited.
.1. Fhancis. ;. I. & T. A., lii rllt.R.
ton Houte, Omaha. Neb.
A brass clock which is alleged to
have been telling the time In Concord,
Mhrs., when Paul Revere rode through
that town Is owned by a man in lirat
ileboio, Vt., Hiid is Mill an excellent
timekeeper.
Kough, wintry, changeable weather pro
duces t'atarrhx. Coughs, Disorders of the
Lungs, etc., which .layne's Kxpectorant
promptly cures If faithfully administered.
Harper's linz.nr: Mie I think you
would belter tell father that we are en
gaged, deurest. He Why? She His
lease runs out on the first of the month,
and he wants to know whether to
lake a larger bouse or r.ot.
How to Make Money.
Mn. Kpitor: Tell others nf my success. Fif
teen years farming and hustling discouraged mn.
Myeountn made a.oOO List year elating tahlii
ware. Jewelry etc. 1 ordered an outfit from Gray
ft Co.' I'latliig Works, lieiit. IS. Columbus, (). ft
was Oimpletn, all materials, lormiilas. trade s
crnts and liudnicttons; Ihoy teach agents free,
(inods easy plated, nice ax new, guarautood ten
sears. Made A't first wck. 47 second. aoa
Brst inmitli: get all work I can do; hrntlmr made
$76 selling outnts. Write Arm for sample.
R . K , tS 1 1 A W .
Morgan Count v Coloradx.
The anreess id Ihe famous firpflev Colony la
being regaled III Ihe Irrigated dltiilrt sur-,
roundluv fort Morgan, Coin, 1,1 Hie more than
lo yean have elapsed since lis settlement lx
gan hut Ihe results thai have nliexdr heeH at.
iamrdarefar beyond the mo-i extrnvsgxnt
hopes of the founders of the enterprise Where
Vtiry had alined to pi ml modest Hi I e
colony are &O0 splendid firms surrotinulng;
several llouilthlng I nuns and ni.i"rine a
system of si h(xil. ehurehes a l o,eicilcs
unsurpaaiied anywhere The lerrifory em.
braeed under the sysiern of I Men Hon canals
has ien erected Into nirgari t'ouniv. in,,,.,
nd now haaa population toiiiriat in riiro
of S.fKO souls.
Allalfs. iiotatoes. wheat and nsts arp the s s-
Sle produrts, bill Ihe pnasll.ll ltu- m ,,ih r
Ireeliotis are almost b -vend Isdlcf Mr i-me
Cook, In ha western part of Ihe r .ii iv. ihK
year raised l.MiO hualiela ni onions Ire, In
acres"! grouud, lor which he will reeeivid
LSM while Mr. w. t. muipson a hoe lo n ia
garden patch adjoins the town . I Fori Morgan,
.1 mvtn hi. vil... .
CleariMI tnig i uiii no, or Illy Ollt
in., nsi farmers In the coo lit v have hal
average yeld of f huslu ls nf a heat to Ihe aero
and more than 100 exceeded 40 bushels. Ah
la) fa mages a larger crop than anyvhero el-u
In theeounlry.
The price ol lanil varies ir m flit to S0 an
acre, including pariietual water rlrht. SU acres
la as much as one man car. farm, and If he goes
In for fruit mlalng or market gardening ball
that much will keep Dim busy.
Detailed Information about Mor-an County
eomalned In an lllualratei Ismklet Issued by
Ihe I'aaaenfer Departmtnt of the Hurllnton
Konte and now ready for free distribution. A
rniiv will be mailed to any one who will write
lo . Francis, 0. P. A., Omaha, Neb., lor it. No
one who Is really In earnest In his desire to find
a better location man nis present one win sail
U do this.
roi'lCS OF THE TIMES.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF INTER
ESTINQ ITEMS. '
eate aa4 Criticiaaaa Baaa4 DaM
the Happealaaa of tke Iar-aIU-tortcal
and Niwi Notaa.
" It can tw aald for the Chicago and St
Ixiul paiiT which have reduced to 1
cent that they are fully worth the
money.
Forests that yield India rubber are i
dlsapjieariiig rapidly In South America
and Africa, and no measures whatever
are taken to preserve this source of an
invaluable comerclal product. A world
without India rublier would be Intoler
able, and yet not a hand as yet is raised
to protect the only means of supply.
The Parisian papers are making a
good deal of fuu of the appointment of
M. Kertholet as Foreign Minister, be
cause be Is known only as a sclent itic
student. He claims to have discovered
a chemical process of creating artifi
cially, in exactly the same purity as the
original growth, such products as
sugar, tea, coffee, tobacco, Indigo, and
so on, at a comparatively small cost; i
and If he can bring about such a revo
lution, he certainly deserves any office
In the gift of France, with exemption
from newspnper derision on account of
his alleged Ignorance of politics.
It Is a curious feature of the massa
cres lu Eastern Turkey that the vic
tims, without a known exception, have
been Armenians, Treblzoiid and Con
stantinople, for Instance, each contains
a numerous (irecu population; yet no
Christian Creeks have fallen during
the dreadful butcheries In those cities,
anil if any men or women of European
or American nationality have lost their
lives at the hands of the Turkish and
Kurilihh assassins the fact has not
been reported. The pmssacres may
have beeu the acts of frenzied fanatics,
but then has been so much method In
the madness of the butchers as to com
pel the conclusion that their frenzy has
been directed by some guiding Intelli
gence. A curious example of extinction of re
morse iu the human breast Is afforded
by the village of retired organ grinders,
which, we are told, is to be found In
Italy. They exhibit as great a serenlly
and jteuce of mind ns though they had
passed tJieir Uvea In benelillug their
fellow creatures. No recollection of the
tortured author, the frenzied musician,
the sleepless Invalid, haunts their cal
lous hearts; and, what Is most amazing
of all, some of them -not many, alas!
or we should be the gainers have actu
ally taken their hateful Instrument
home with them, jiiid grind upon them
for their ow n amusement. It will be In
teresting to that large body of imtsoiis
who respect the Scripture, without a
very Intimate knowledge of It, that it
expressly stales (In Job) that ihe wicked
rejoice at the sound of the organ."
A little less than two huudred years
ago, when John Churchill, Karl (at the
time) of Marlborough, was confined lu
the Tower of London for having dis
pleased William the Third, a certain
Jan Iierblldt was serving ns a corporal
In the guards of the Staathclter, as the
King of England was.alwa.ys called In
hia own Netherlands. A great-grandson
of Corporal Jan Derblldt was one
of the many sturdy Hollanders who
went lu search of work nnd wealth In
the New World. .Somehow his iiaiim
became twisted Into "Vaiulerbllt," and
(according to the London (icutlewomun)
it was the grandfather of the American
girl now wedded to the Duke of Marl
borough of to-day who made the first
of the many millions of the Vauderbilt
family of New York. If the great Duke
of Marlborough, when he won his bat
tles In Flanders, ever cast his eyes on
Corporal Jan Derblldt, he could not In
his wildest Imagining have ever atip
jrosed that oue of his future successors
would go across the water to "Clio Amer
ican colonies" and bring back a duchess
chosen from the descendants of that
Dutch private soldier.
The Illinois State Hoard of Arbitra
tion promises to prove useful ns a
board of conciliation and as a promoter
of established systems of voluntary ar
bitration between employers and their
workmen. In Its short existence the
board has had but one application from
both sides to a dispute to act as arbi
trator, but It has taken notice alto
gether of some thirty controversies.
One of these was the strike of the
brlekmnkers at Calesburg, affecting
nenrly Mi men. Not having a request
from both parties, the board could not
act as arbitrator, but Mr. Klcfler, at
the request of the strikers, got repre
sentatives from both sides to meet him
In conference. After a few hours a
mutual agreement was reached to the
effect that the employers shall meet a
committee of their men once a year to
tlx a scale of wages, that whenever
both sides are unable lo agree upon
such a scale the matter shall be submit
ted to the State Hoard of Arbitration,
and that all employes engaged In the
strike then in existence be reinstated
without prejudice. Fpon this basis the
men returned to work and a ruinous
strike 'luil had been dragging along for
seven or eight weeks was doctored off.
In this case one of the members of the
Isoard, acting ns n conciliator, not only
settled the dltllcully but Induced the
parties concerned to adopt a plan that
renders strikes lu the future Improb
able. The board's usefulness In this re
gard will lie Increased when It becomes
t'oter known and shall be appealed to
earlier. It Is much easier for a board
jf conciliation to be effective in tbe
early stages of a controversy than afler
hostility haa arlaen between tbe con
tending partlea.
A dbtpatch from Cleveland states thavt
X.000 Oktiatlan Endsavorers prayed
unitedly for Col. luifenaull a cooverahm
; to ortJiodoiy. The fljfurea lu tbla
are somewhat tartlls. Ordinarily ll
la awrauied that the prayer of oue rijjht
I eoua (erauu availetii much. Why, then,
boult the EudevorornrauilsatltMi aettlw
j upon 3,tHM) rlgliteous penoua to unite
ia prayer for the Colonel to confess to
1 a belief In bell and Satan? I it be
J oausve they think that the Cokmel la
j 3,(sj riuiea more unbelieving thau Uie
I average sinner? If this be the theory
H ' rve to make Ului harden
hia heart harder than ever, and the
proband ;tle are that he will undertake
to discuss it with the Endeavor Society
in hia peculiar style of logic. So the
3,ns Christian Endeavorers. earnest,
honest and zealous as they may be,
must not make the mistake of fancying
that they have an easy task before them
In opening his eyes to the reality of
Satan and his fiery furnace. The Col
onel will make a hard tight to wiis? out
both his evil majesty and place of
alssle, and before It Is over the Endea
vorers may have to send for reinforce
ments. It Is to be hoped the Endea
vorers may succeed In their purjiose, for
the Colonel's brilliant tjualitleo enlist-
M ()U th(J 8i,)e of chr;stialli,y Wl,uld
make a deep linjresslou on hosts of bad
men, but they will have uphill work
before them. Hut even if they should
fall they will have no reason to com
plain that they have not had an Inter
esting time with the gallant Colonel,
and meanwhile the church will have a
ret while the Colonel devotes his at
tention to the organization In question.
If ll shall apear that his case is hoe
less. why not let out the work to the
Salvation Army? The soldiers with
their drums and trumpets ami the hal
lelujah lassies with their tambourines
at least ivmld overjMiwcr him, and that
would be a gnat advantage. Hesidcs,
they have had more experience in deal
ing with hardened sinners, and he is
very fond of music.
HISTORIC SOUVENIRS.
'Old
ri Ickiipoo " Owned by the
Hari
ana Historical Society.
Old Kickapoo Is the name given to
one of the most historic pieces of ord
nance In the country. The first known
of it was when, with Its five compan
ions. It was belching at the American
soldiers at the siege of Sacramento In
the war with Mexico, 'ihe six guns
were captured by Colonel Doniphan, of
Missouri, and brought back with him
at the close of the war as trophies. On
his way home he presented one of the
guns lo the City of New Orleans, nnd
Ihe other live were brought to Missouri.
Some iif the guns were left In St. Umls,
and at least one was used In tbe de
fense of the city during the war. It
was stationed In front of the Gratiot
street prison.
(lid Kickapoo was taken early In
ls."i.'t to Independence, Mo., to help In
the defense of the settlers and emi
grants who were then thronging the
Santa Fe trail. It was stolen by the
Missouri Hangers in isr0 and taken
across the border Into Kansas, and was
used at the first sacking of Lawrence
In that year. It was fired on the Free
State Hotel by David It. Atchison,
Fulted States Senator from Missouri
and at one time acting Vice President
of the I'lilted Stales. At tbe election
which adopted the Lecoinpton constitu
tion nf Kansas It was at the polling
place In Kickapoo, and did its share to
ward Inllueiicing the citizens to vote
for that pro-slavery document
It was soon afterward captured by
the Free State men, and wns used In
several of the battles of the border
war. It was burst at Leavenworth
some years ago, and from the piece
which was blown out about tifty little
souvenirs, facsimiles of the old gun,
were made nnd presented to the friends
of freedom.
The gun Itself Is now In tbe Kansas
State Historical Society's rooms nt To
peka and Is considered one of Its most
Interesting relics. The metal is brass.
Honesty Itewurdcd.
A day or two ago a 15-yenr-old boy
picked up a wallet on Cambridge
street, which, upon being opened, was
found to contain $12(1. Tbe boy was
an honest hid, and having counted
the money, he waited where he had
picked up the purse for the return of
the person wiio would claim Its owner
ship. Very soon a middle-aged woman
hurried breathlessly down the street,
and, stopping before the boy, demand
ed whether or not he had seen anything
of a pocketlxsik. The boy promptly
turned over the money and Its recep
tacle, and then the woman said:
"You're an honest boy, and I'll repay
you." The next morning the lad called
at the address which the woman had
given him. She opened tbe elisor, and,
perceiving who her caller was, direct
ed her steps toward the pantry, return
ed, and then handed the young man
that form of pie popularly termed
"turnover." Hostou Traveler.
Fresh Water In the Ocean.
On calm days the crew of the light
ship anchored three miles off the Co-j
lunibla Hlver, Oregon, are able at ebb.
tide to lower a bucket over the side and
bring up water fresh enough for drink (
Ing purisises. This fresh water spreads
out over the surface of the ocean In j
the ahape of a fan, the apex being the
mouth of the Columbia. It Is only
aliout two feet In depth, and If the
bucket Is allowed to sink below that
depth the water with which It Is filled
Is strong ocean brine. There are not
many rivers In the world with strength
sufficient to send their waters so far
out to sea, the principal exception be
ing the Amaion, which freshens the
ocean for twenty miles off Its mouth.1
hips having filled their casks with'
fresh water from the Amazon wbtn
out of sight of land.
The shoe leather annually worn old
by the people of ths United States li
Mid to cost 18O,00(MW0.
Tlnckinghaiii's Dye for the Whiskers
does its work thoroughly, coloring a nni
lorm brown or black, which, when dry,
will neither rub, ws.h IT, nor soli linen.
Indian relics in great abundance
were discovered uear Milford, idich., a
few days ago when workmen un
covered a prehistoric cemetery. There
are said o be several thousand graves
iutheaiea of I lie burial ground, and
in almost all so far 0ned pipes, spear
beads and vaiioug trinkets have been
tou nd.
BEWARE IN TIME.
to ct i ArriRc nn
USE a I e U1WVL4 Vllvt
"Thoughtless Folks Have the Hardest
Work, but Quick Vitted
People Use
SAPOLIO
THE LARGEST PIECE
OF GOOD TOBACCO
EVER 501D FOR fj CENTS
SANTA CLAUS SOAP
Sold everywhere. Made only by
The N. K. Fairbanh
the doctors
approve cf Scott's Emulsion. For whom ?
For men and women who are weak, when they
should be strong ; for babies and children who are thin,
when they should be fat ; for all who do not get from
their food the nourishment they should. Poor blood is
starved blood. You eat and are nourished. Consump
tion and scrofula never come when the blood gets its
proper food. And nothing is better for starved Mood
than cod-liver oil.
Scott's Emulsion
is C0D-tiVER oil with the taste taken out. It is for all
who feel weak, have lost appetite or are losing flesh.
A M afar Vm up to44iyr til u it it trtktn tip in Scott I Bmuttin.
Ify 4 it, git it Ar tubitituti will do.
TWO 5IZBS, Ms. aaa II.M.
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