The Mulhall Enterprise. (Mulhall, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 51, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 25, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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•i. t>ct !•»«»:»•! :11>«i tYet lii;*h. Though
ti world it was
larger tIt:iti many private houses
Ix* present time.
i Si!y!" wm<> "k On* ' Urn ■■■<■:.. tboU at kwm CBre-
ln bats. ljo«y often Umm dajra do jtou i^, M, hasten kaookodtho alp*
•MM old-faahiouc-d balky Uoi-mi' fron| u„. „„,lllh ..
driving; with his wife near Hlddeford.
vliea the snow is on
1 where the sidewalk
of snow. It show*
t fcort of people live
An Atchison. Kansas, man who ha*
been an invalid for years, has quit v,\
eating too much and is now well and
beany.
There is no meat so readily and easily ,
obtained by farmers as poultry, esp» - Its :t pleasure
:ially in the suimn r months, when to walk by a horn
fresh meat is not always to he had by I is dry and clem
those who livo at some distance from that pretty deeei
carr is hanged.! professor accused.
the markets
inside.
Talto i-are of Number One, but take onfesmoa of pait folly may W
care it i» tlia riylit one—tin- soul, not "nly tbe pn>feaMonof present wis,loin.
the body. j : [ii: «,r kimi'sh f-.r marriage,
v~.. a i . it, ' more stU ntioo should he psid lo a
i ou can t always tell by appearance, i
A young man in Kansas who has never
looked as if he had enough sense to
1 pacity for forgivcue
• ita ve a it idea t hat the
ted
come in out of the wet, h;:
to so much that he is in a position to from the el
supply all his wiser looking friends While th
with umbrellas. mnnieUl ■
real aris*
in heaven are those who died
t* of an operation.
A Kansas City Irishman insists that
Adam and Evo were Irish because tney
were the first to begin the wearing o'
the green.
Sheep on dry feed ami properly salt-
ed will consume more than six quarts
of water each day, and yet there are
some men who neglect this important.
matter and thus burn up the protits.
At ten cent a pound, a hen that
weighs five pounds represents a value a P"r,,'r around with him to pucL ami
of 50 cents, whieh will compare quite J unp*olc his sample*
favorably in price with the same Tlie l.uat Mini on Kartli
weight beef-steaf to say nothing of the To reek'easiy « \| i-rini. nt upon himself with
trouble and expense of getting the We of relief is the dyspeptic
is not a great amount of
manurial value iu straw, stocks and
weeds, they help the mechanical con-
ditions of the soil sullieiently to pay
well for the cost and time of applying
them.
The wife and children of many a
n.an say that he should celebrate
Christmas, whose creditors say ho
thou Id not.
i A traveling man in never really a
thoroughbred until he is able to carry
If a bad storm comes on in the night
and some of the cattle are out, how
many persons get up and look after
them?
r lliia malady s-
linubly, about iin
obstinate nulndy.
Mituully i
Yet the
da of the sou, unci,
llcnciuu*. Indi gent loll
on if ofioiut perpetuity
tu lloatetfer * Htoma'l
ii-4 tonicunii alterative, winch
put ion, lever ami ague. bilious r«-
j.ualiBin, kidney complaint ami fee-
In religious controversy, ferocity is
tiot the only sign of tidelity.
How'a This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of I'ittarili ihat cannot be
cured by Hall's C.uarrh Cure.
F. J. CHKNIOY «Sj CO , Toledo. O.
We, the underpinned, have known F.
J Cheney for the Inst If. yrars, ai.d believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transections and financially able to c;i : y
out any obligation* made by their firm, some
West & Tiuax, Wholesale. Druggists,
Toledo. <).; Walditut, Iv i»■ ri.«11 A? Marvin,
Wholesale Drum;. is. To . <•
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is . uken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimo-
nials sent free. Pries 75c per bottle. Sold
by all dniKKists.
Hull's Fainilv Pills are the best.
The man is usually in the right who
owns himself iu the wrong.
Reail (lie Advertisement!
You will en joy thin publication much
better if you will in the habit of
reading the advertisements; they will
afford ti most interesting study and
will put you in the way of getting
silent bargains. 'Our adver
ser.s are reliable, they send what they
lvertl.se.
For a certain class of minds, infideli-
ty is the hall-mark of genius
Some guns kicli; rev
them.
Kriucate
.'lige is one of if <
Itowfla Willi Cm
c. cure roustlimtio
10c. 2.V. IfC.CC fail. druviMst- refund n
A fool is sometimes assisted to ofliee
ty wise people.
For l.ung and die l dM-a-es. Finn's fun-
is the bast medicine we have used. Mrs.
J. L. Norllicotl. Windsor. Out.. Canada.
A poor picture is not helped by being
put in a good light.
Men. Winwloxv** Soullilng Nyrnp
The Wine and Spirit Gazette is clam-
oring for a pure beer law.
Ho who casts stones at others, inak
of himself a target for their return.
To Cure Const I putIon Forever.
Take i'ascurels Candy Cathartic l()c or 2.x!.
fail to cure. druggists refund money.
The new spapers predict a speeinl ses-
ion of the Illinois legislature this
vi nter.
A flood Thing.
The Royal Publishing Company, of
Richmond, Virginia, are offering ex-
ceptionally favorable contracts to live
workers. They want men and women
of good character, and allow liberal
weekly salaries and expenses. A line
addressed to them may lay before you
a proposition that will be as surprising
as it is gratifying.
<v>uiet the worst thing that, can hap-
pen to people is to have them plan to
get along without paying the world
i n* what they get. We have a good
jmnny such people in the world; some
I places they are called the aristocracy,
in others tramps.
"MY WIFC": LIFE.
n
How E was the
of saving
means
it.
When ttie lung* nre 'attacked and the
■ vmptoni- <>f consumption appear, then
begins the struggle In iwcin atfecttotl .oid
that destroying disease which slays it^
thousands annually. It is a happy issue
to the struggle when disease is conquered
promptly cured."—*. Morris, MempMi,
the case of Mr. K. Mor>
who saw his wife wasting and weak)
and physicians helpless, and then sug-
gested the
The question: "It consumption curs-
is still debated, and still debatable,
asy to say that this was not a case of
consumption. Yet the physicians mid it
wa- They should know. As a matter
of fact, I)r. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has
wrought so many similar cures that it
to argue the curable
K^rsfiMrsS as,™-* tax sSi
• me for pulmonary troubles than Dr.
"Seven years ago. my wife had a severe
attack of lung trouble which the phy-
sicians pronounced consumption.
extremely distressing, espc-
_ night, and was frequently
Pectoral. It gives relic. i„
sthma, and Bronchitis, where re-
lief lias l-icen heretofore unattiiiunble. It
. - , i promptly cures Coughs and Colds, I.a
attended with the spitting of blood. The ! (irippe. and all affections of the throat
doctors being unable to help her, I in- an 1 lungs. Heretofore, Dr. Ayer's cherrv
duced her to try Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral i'i-ctoral has been put up in full vi/e
• nd was surprised at the great relief it bottles on'.v. at fi.oo per bottle. To meet
Before using one whole bottle she ! a world-wide demand for a smaller pack-
• stroug and aye. the remedy is now put up in half •
was cured, so that
quite healthy. That this medicine "saved bottles, at half price—so ceuts. \\ r
my wife's life I have not the least doubt. ! Dr. Xyer's Curebook (free) and lc
I always keej> Dr. Aver's Cherrv Pectoral ! of the cures effected by Dr. A
in the house. Whenever any of ray family Pectoral. Address J. C.
have a cold or cough we use' it, aud are ' Mas*.
■ for
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CURE CONSTIPATION
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HOW It) HtAfU TRK <iOI.li riEl.tt'
mii.HiD »» jones' Cash Stors
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HE PAYS THE FREIGHT
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I INKHT I'llKIHT>1 AH OIFT you can iu*k<
Will I'rtlk, Mn« mill I'iHjr lu»iruinentnl Mualc I
lutlrulcd ('Mt-iloituc tent free Macliluea scat C. O
l>. v.dii privilege of I'vainluatloii Thb kuiso>
Amr i:n AN I'lluNooHAHU t.'o., Mil Malo Street, Kau
ana rity, Mo.
WANT»:
kn-'W wimt tins become of II RMil
* ItOSK Kl.l.. ill I'wI• 1 uf at tiuil.
Ok I 111 IMS II U I1IK 1 want t
If.I - U v.nut i-erillluate to|>rav<
. • « i 11 i.. a. A«lUrc«a A K N«c:
aqents wanted ioir < rattd iiuw ug I'm
•«u>i'iu« taia II.m j'tiy f V. l*rt.
CHILD MURDERER DIES on
THE CALLOWS
iifliint at AI moat the l:n«l — Went t«
Ilia l)ooui Without a Truer of Amo-
tion— All I'uruly Mob Outside Itroke
Into the StocUiade After the Drop Fell.
Libf.bty, Ma, Dec. 18.—William
arr was banned ill an enclosure in
lie court house yard here at 10:115
,'hterday morning for the brutal mur-
ler, Sunday, October 10, of his daugh*
»*r. lielIt* ( arr, who was 'I years old.
The han^iu^ was done quickly and
cientilicaliy. Carr's neck was broken
>y the drop through the gallows trap.
He died in eleven minutes, and eitfh-
een minutes nfter the trap was
sprung his body was cut down. While
.lie body dangled at the end of the
•ope a mob froin the outside ripped
md tore boards from tlic high stock*
pie hiding the gallows aud rushed in
aughing and yelling. They surged
io thickly against the scaffold that it
swayed back aud forth, and looked as
if it would be pushed down.
Carr made no statemeut before he
.vent to the gallows or while he stood
in the trap. He walked upright and
without apparent fear or nervousness
l'he last words he said were:
"Don't delay; go straight ahead."
This was in an undertone to Deputy
Sheriff Ed Cave, while his ankles were
being bound as he stood on the scaf-
fold. Ten minutes before he was led
jut to be hanged he called a preacher
to him and said:
"(io and see iny wife, and tell her
tnd the boy good-byr forme. Aud tell
iier 1 want her to meet me in heaven."
Not a word did he say about his
crime, lie left no message for his
nvn daughter, May, and did not even
mention her uume.
Mrs. ( arr sat in her home six bloeks
from the court house and awaited the
news of the hanging. It was carried
to her by her brother us soon as it
was over. Whether she mourned or
not will never be known. Her name
was spoken with curses and angry
threats, because the people of Liberty
believe she instigated the murder, if
she did not do it herself. There is no
iirect evidence that she killed the
child, and she is not charged with
that: but slie is under indictment for
maiming little Itelle and cruelly treat-
ing her. and site will be tried for this
in January.
Carr awoke at ti o'clock, after sleep-
ing soundly for two hours. He re-
mained on his cot, with his face buried
in the pillow, until 7 o'clock, when he
arose. He looked wearied and his eyes
were sunken and surrouuded by blue
circles.
It was 10:15 o'clock when there came
a knock at the door. The sheriff
entered and with him were u dozen
sheriffs from other counties, among
them ex-Sheriff J. 11. Nipp. of Well-
ington, Kan.
"Mr Carr, I'll read this warrant to
you," the sheriff said. Ho unfolded
the typewritten death warrant. It
was rather long and the sheriff's
voice t rembled as he read. Carr sat
bowed over in his chair and a
preacher stroked his back. When the
sheriff ended, Carr stood up quickly
and faced him. There was not a trace
of nervousness about him. Ho stood
erect with his head down. His eyes
were dry. The sheriff shook his hand
and said good-by. Others did the
.sine. Then the deputies hastily
strapped his hands and elbows to-
gether. Bareheaded, dressed in coarse
shoes, jeans trousers, blue shirt and a
faded blue coat, Carr followed the
sheriff out of the room. Deputies
held Carr by each arm to steady him
down the narrow, winding, icy stone
stairway that led to the stockade.
'J'hcy led him out into the crisp morn-
ing air and up the stairway to the
gallows.
Sheriff Hymer led the procession.
Hehind him was Carr, led by two dep-
uties. llehind them were Rev. Mr.
Ewing and Professor Love, his spirit-
ual advisers, Marshal ( biles and Dep-
jty Marshal Casimcr Welch of Kansas
City antl Sheriff Peter Kerth of St.
Louis These were all that were on
the scaffold. Carr was halted in the
center of the trap.
t "Don't delay it; go straight ahead,"
said Carr to Deputy Ed Cave, who
stooped and in a moment had the
broad fctrap buckled around his
ankles While Cave was doing that
another deputy was drawing the
nooso tight around his neck. The
black cap was tossed over his head,
antl pulled down, the deputies sprang
away from him, Sheriff Hymer
reached and pushed the lever and
• arr's body shot down through the
trap
It was not more than a minute from
the time Carr halted on the trap till
lie was dangling at the end of the rope.
The sheriffs from other countics saitl
t was the "best" hanging they had
•ver seen. During the minute that be
stood on the gallows Carr did not look
ip. He kept his head bowed and
o« ked at the floor of the scaffold.
l.nU II. A. R. KiieHinpnieiit.
PrrrsnrHG, Pu., Dec. 20.—Allegheny
County O. A. R. association has start-
ed a movement to secure the G. A. U.
"ncainpment for Pittsburg in 1000. In
connection with the encampment, if it
•dinuld be held here, it is proposed to
unveil a grand soldier's monument to
■ •ost in the neighborhood of 8500,000.
It is believed by the veterans here-
altouts that 1U00 will be the last year
for encampments.
i nifiiie .1 ii in |i« the Trcclc.
St. Louis, Mo, Dec. ?0.—While
piloting a heavy freight train up the
Merchants' bridge incline, an engine
if the Terminal liailrond Association
lumped the track and plunged to the
ground below. Fireman A1 Pensinger
v is Instantly killed, antl two other
trainmen badly hurt
\\ iiNhiiiyt on lletluff Detail
Ciim ago, Dec. !'(). — Washington Hes-
.titr. proprietor of the Illinois Staats
Xeitung, ex-postmaster of Chicago, a
< ading Democratic politician of Illi*
mis and one of the most prominent
icrmnu Americans of the country,
died suddenly of heart trouhie at his
home, age I 50 years.
Mitrrla* Adopted Daughter
Ltsno.v, Mich., Dec. — William
Morose, aired s"», surprised the com-
munity by marrying hit adopted
• lulighter, Jennie Douglas, aged 10,
wliuu U« k»4 r*tr«d from lafmoj
Trnuhle In More for t Mlomirl Meiulior
of n Sled'a*.-ti Facility
Chicago. ivo. -ti. President Ilealey
and Chief Kipley will go liefore the
grand jury to-day and seek indict
incuts for all believed to have been
implicated in the theft of paupe*
corpses from the county morgue lav.
October.
J. W. Hofsess of Kenton City, Mo.
a student in ICirksville, Mo., is
charged, according to the confessions
of Henry Ullrich, with having been
the man who came to Chicago to take
charge of the bodies. He was accom-
panied, it is claimed, by a member of
the faculty of the American School of
Osteopathy, at Kirksville, Ma, whose
name has not been revealed. I'llrieh
says he only knew him as "professor"
and ''doctor." If possible this mem-
ber of the faculty will l>e indicted, so
the police say, as Professor John Doe
The persons who arc charged by the
police with having had a direct share
in the body-snatching aud whose in-
dictments will be sought are:
Professor "John Doe," Kirksville,
Mo.
J. W. Hofsess, student, Kirksville,
Mo
John Ludes, expressman, Chicago
William F. Stein, sergeant of police,
Chicago.
Henry Ullrich, ex-watchman, Dun
ning.
THIRTY-THREE INJURED.
Clmlr (ur HrenUa l.onte From a Train
and Ituna A war*
Castle Rock, Col., Dec. 20.—At 7:30
lust night a wreck occurred at a point
two miles north of Castle Rock, on
the Rio Grande road, in which thirty-
three men wero injured, one or two
perhaps fatally. The wreck was the
result of a collision between a so.ith
bound passenger train and a runaway
chair ear which started from Castle
Rock, having broken the connection
with the rest of the train The car
was not a part of the passenger train
but contained about fifty of the incu
who had been employed in this >lcln
ity lately laying rails on the Rio
Grande.
CARR'S BODY BURIED.
luterred In the Old Crowley €'einetery
Without Ceremony.
Liberty, Mo., Dec. -0. —The remain*
of Child Murderer Carr were taken
from the residence of Mrs. Carr at I
o'clock yesterday morning to the
Crowley burying ground, one and n
half miles north of Randolph, wlier
they were interred without cereinonx.
lirief services had been held the day
before ut the house, conducted b\
Professor James Lowe. The remain-'
of Mrs. Carr's first husband, Waltei
Stephens, and several other relative*
repose in the Crowley cemetery.
BIG DISTILLERIES FAIL
K. Monarch and Two Companion of
Owenshoro Ky , Anilgn.
Owkxshoro, Ivy., Dec. 20.—It. Mon-
arch, for himself, the Glenmore Dis-
tilling company antl the Eagle Distill-
ing company, assigned to-day to the
Columbus Finance and Trust coinpanx
of Louisville. The assets antl liabil.-
ties are estimated to be each about
8750,000. 'The long depression in the
whisky business and inability to con-
tinue loans are given as the
DlPHTHhRIA IN WISCONSIN. |
Fifty-Three l>e»tha in One Small
town la Lei* Thun Four We«ka.
A preventive and cure lor diphtheria,
crofip. tonsilltis, quinsy and sll
throat troubles rettir.ly placed up-
on the market has a hleved such
marvelous success as to greatly
stir up the med <. I fraternity Its
power over diphtheria seems almost
miraculous, as it stops its spread as
if by magic.
Grantsburs, Wisconsin, population '
less than four hundred, was visited by
s terrible epidemic of diphtheria, dur- 1
ing which fifty-three of its inhabitants |
died in less than four weeks. After
much urging by the friends of Muco-
Solvent, the authorities decided to use
it, and thereupon telegraphed for a
large supply, which arrived the neit
day at 4 o'clock, and by ti o'clock every
man, woman and child In Grantsburs '
were taking Muco-Solvent, with the re
suit that not another death oc- I
curred. whereas, up to the very |
hour its use was commenced, not i
s day, for two weeks, hail passed
without from one to five deaths. Many
other epidemics have been quickly
stamped out by Mnco-Solvent, not-
ably at Madison, Polar, Wiunecoune
and Neenah. Wisconsin.
We earnestly advise every mother to
procure Muco Solvent and keep it in
the house ready for prompt use for
every 111. .however alight, especially If
accompanied with sore throat, cough
or cold, and thus, In many Instances,
prevent diphtheria or some other se-
rious ailment the presence of which is
not even suspected. Pleasant to
take. It can be procured by
sending the price $1.00 per bot-
tle) to the Muco-Solvent Company,
35G Dearborn street. Chicago, upon
receipt of which ihcy will send it,
charges prepaid.
They will upon application, send free
s book of forty pages entitled "Chats
with Mothers." which every mother
should read. They desire agents
and the right person (woman preferred)
can secure exclusive agency in their
town.T-Chlcago Oplnfon.
Every fanner should raiae a few ear-
rots. You can feed at least a third
less oats and the horse will do better.
They cost le>s to rai^e than oats antl
von will have I he sat ivfaet ion of hat-
lietter
idition a<
Every wel
have a driving team,
having a nice pair o
\\ orth a 11 they eost.
the t i in-- it savi * o
wear and tear on a n
_• dated fa. ru should
> mi. The pleasure of
ish drivers is
ty nothing of
unnecessary
Poets say that a thing will happen can't honestly
"on the morrow," instead of on Wed- ,
nesdny, or Tuesday, or whatever
dav inav uetnallv be.
Who would refuse the offer of eter- j
nal life if he could only put a mort- < u
gage on lit 11
When a woman fails to "take on" at j
a funeral, her friends say that her self- th
control is wonderful; that she shows i si
but little of the deep emoti in stirring
her soul.
has had
It must be a
ive a daughtci
in living that you
ilun. ut about some-
rrii»le affliction to
irry during the hol-
Lfht for Christmas
ents at the same
job that is
if your hors
hard irive
is very tin
fore he is
and givi
particularly
been worked until he
red give him a little rest be-
. fed. Rub him well all over
bis legs particular attention.
There is one thing you can always
depend upon when a man says a good
thing, ami that is, if you bang around
him you will hear him say it again.
INNOVATION IN HAILHOAOINO.
A Parlor-Cafe Car Sow lltinnlnK
light Special of lltinolN ( unit:
tween I hieacn mid St. I.oi
The Illinois Centre! h
the p-trl
of no use to ii
liere is sicklies
Chit
• parlor <
If we would have the eat tie looking
»rell when grass is ready for tiiem it
will not. do to allow them to suffer at
this time for a little care.
Feeding cattle ou the ground is a
poor way to economize. A few feed
racks in the corral eost but little and
will save many dollars eaeh year.
What great possibilities in the wo-
man who has never entertained! She
can criticise any hotly, make fun of
every party, and no one can criticise
her. it is such a well defended posi-
tion that we wonder mort? women
don't remain secure in it, instead of
rushing out to give parties, aud get-
ting abused for it.
The angels must grow very envious
when they see h pretty girl attired in
both her Sunday clothes antl her Snis-
d i. d Isposit ion.
After a woman becomes a widow,
she begins to say a great deal about
her extreme youthfulness when she
married.
i niptiu\ nf. the I * ii il in m ii Sh >)
), -i rv re "ii it* ffib \ o
1 ay ijclit Spec n
lie p:itlor, ill the h i
i niabogniiy. with
tIi • la '
lie 114
3d t»f
i.iunp.e i \ roui|'.
eoJUH It* furnishing 1
ut ions revolving ainu'liair
w.tli grneu fne e pin- h P-e reilu ; ofor-
iiea.l (in wl i -h uro fixed hiiiliaut I'. im-ii
gas chandeliers of the 1 iteat j•:»«t • •.;• nro
det-orated in g' 1 I. and in erl<>r ;u .1 ti •
are tn harmony as also is tho rich Wilt n
carpet on the floor beneath, with tho plndi
uiul niahoganv fluitdi of the re t of tho
to >in The c afe is in i>en"i°al design nnd
color s'heme in huruiony with the parlor,
ami has tallies at which parties of four can
he aeated and tallica ot which eonples ran
dine tete-a tete A n in.'lfte k i< lie-i ail-
joina tl.e ate nnd un a will b« he' ved en
r« uto from n \arieti min i at reas< n )!•:«
nrirtw. the rale feature to be rondii'-ted in
for patr< ns of ilie
inlniil
shsiled
• aine u •
lie train
' tlx
cafe
tlx
'KID" M'COY
WINS.
Sponge
trredon Throw* Cp the
Fifteenth Round.
New York, Dec. 20.—Norman Selby
of Rush county, lnd., better known in
pugilistic circles as "Ivid" McCoy, is
undoubtedly the middle weight champ-
ion of the world. He met Dan Creed-
on, of New Zealand, last night iu the
arena of tht Puritan Athletic Club, at
Long Island City, and after fighting
fifteen lively rounds made the foreign-
er throw up the sponge ami acknowl-
edge the "Hoosier's" superiority.
FITZ WILL FIGHT
Announce* That He In Heady to M«et
Corbett Once More In the King.
Chicago, Dec. 20. — Fit/.simmons nnd
Corbett are to meet again iu the prize
r.»ig. The date of the battle is in-
definite, but the lanky pugilist de-
clared yesterday that ho has changcd
his mind and will give Corbett another
chance. Martin Julian, the chainpiou's
manager, confirmed the statement.
CONGRESS TAKES A REST
Hoth llounea Adjourn for the Chrlstmaii
llolldaya — Klondike Kellef I'rovlded.
Washington, Dec. 20.—Hoth houses
of Congress have adjourned until Jau-
uurv 5. The Klondike bill was put
through its final stages before ad-
journment
Presidential Appointment*
Washington, Dec. 11—The Presi-
dent has sent the following nomina
tions to the Senate: William w. Thom-
as, Jr., of Maine, to be envoy extra-
ordinary antl minister plenipotentiary
to Norway antl Sweden; Hamilton
King, of Michigan, to be minister res
ident and consul general of the United
States to Siarn; Nathan 11 Scott, of
West Virginia, to be commissioner oi
internal revenue.
If you will take stock of your assets,
you will find that 60 per cent of your
wealth is represented by the determin-
. ation to save more money ia future.
A fast mail train now goes from New
York to Chicago in twenty-six hours.
TO CURB A COLD IN ONK DAT.
Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablet*. All
Drusyiaisrefund tue money it it falls tocure. toe
"No man can help his belief." Un-
less he has brains.
Doa't TohirroSpit and Smoke Toar I.Iff Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, he mag-
netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To*
Bac, the wonder worker, tliat makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or SI. Cure guaran-
teed Dooklet and sample free. Adilrese
Sterling Itemedy Co.. Chicago or New York.
If the seed corn for the coming crop
has not already been saved, it should
be without delay.
Ceiilml running West out f Clin n:o. and
winch have proved so popular. The car
alsoeont nn - a gentleman - sun'km/ i <"»tu,
in connect.oa with which i* a hiill'et from
which cigars and liquid refreshments can
he o'lte.inad The car a« a whole i- of suii-
staiitiul construction and elegant finish.
The features of this car are particularly
adapted to Hoi Springs. Ark . travel the
Daylight special leaving Chicago every
fori n >on. making the run to Si Louis in
eight hours, and giving good numectiou in
I nion .Station with t ams for Hot Sp ngs
The municipal debt of the city of
Philadelphia is $:r»,000,000.
Ileauty I* Itlond I>eep.
Clean blood means a clean shin. No
beauty without it. ('aM-ai el»,» and\ i ithar-
tic cleans \ our blood and keens il clean, by
stirring up t he lazy liver and driving all im-
purities from the body. Hegin today to
lianish pimples, boils, blotches.blackhead!*
and that sickly bUioiiscoinplexion by taking
Cascarets. beauty for ten cents. All drug
gisto. batibfactiou guaranteed, 10c,Uoc, 60o.
A wire and
formed.
nail trust has been
Investigate the subject of farmers'
mutual insurance this winter. It has
proven a practical thing wherever tried
and effects a considerable saving over
old-line insurance.
No-To-Bhc for Fifty Cants.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, make* weiik
men Ktrong, bloud pure. 5Ue. SI. All drug .*ta.
a New York court has enjoined a
woman from claimiug to be the heir of
a deceased millionaire.
Pmoke Hlcrigc Cigarette*, 'JO for Sets.
body except w lici
t he house.
It is little trouble to raise 100 chick-
ens, ard 10')'chickens that will weigh
live pounds « .i< h in Octobc-* represent
500 pound.*) of the best fresh meat,
surely worth as much to cat or sell as
500 pounds of pork.
NEURALGIA
Sick and Nervous Head-
aches POSITIVELY Cured
in 30 Minutes, by
At all druiqitts or sent post-
paid upon receipt ol ft.
french chemical co.
356 Dearborn St..
Chicago, III.
Alabama Marries Mississippi
l/Jtr ■0!ui'.iyXomrd
Oxford, Ala., writes: ITave
'd l»r. M. A. Sinunons
,« I- Medicine years,
now it CUIt s IMxzineas
lit ml, Sour Stomaeh,
Slelc lleml.'tche, a U d
jn. nvothcrdlsca.seB. I tried
df ord *s Black
Di but did not Qnd
i . I . linlf hs j-ood us tho
A.SluiiuotisMedicine*
Loucorrhcna—"WliHea."
This Is a di- 'I ■' r from whu li f--w women
esr.apo ut some |,. i to-i of their lives. It. ia
in i hi' nattiM ' • i :i:i Hid c.il,:i 'rli. I n a healthy
Coui ill ion ti..1 11111II u I i' 1 ' '' I I ill' penital
orgiuci sceretc ei:i'i ii'ut lnucus to nioiston
tln iii, but if the Mucin ineinbrune is con-
gi it : or In mod, tb !«•: i t ion hecomes
proiu.'io, irn!.mii:-and otlousivc. Tho best
i, -nit . will i nf titir Mexican
I in:. I. ." - nil 1" ji r'.IOIl, :i'ldniios«
tv.iri n day for eoine time of that great
Utemu) toiiio, 1»1. Siim.ioiiH Squaw \iue
IViuo, will core tiie comi'luiut.
Of- .ty,
" i:ni'iKy, MIhh., writes: M,
A. Hiiwinons l.iver Meili*
elnc bus In ,11 iiH'd-0years
in my 1'imIh i" family for
Nci voimii. . ,s = . k Head-
'» DyHpepsin, llil-
lousursi. My Sister was
confiucii» ihcii formontha
fron En largein«nt of
I.ivor. Our Doctor Rave
her iit> to die. She liegiin
.t.'.khitfM. A. 9. L. M. and
I was soon entirely well.
'There is no Just comparison
between M. A. P. I.. W*. and Zeilin's Liver
IteKtilutor. Tho latter I v careful test liav-
lug boon found nut so reliable boa boon dis-
carded.
The dullest i
thing original
an has in himself some-
It is sin.
Dropsy treated free by Dr. II. II. flreen's
Sons, of Atlanta, (la. The greatest dropsy
vpeciulists in the world, llead their adver-
tisement in another column ot this paper.
A bright woman with a "manner
which was faultless"' bus been denied
admission to the bar at Paris, France.
Menstrual Irregularities.
Fnberty h the period when menstruation
isc.'itabhshcd. It is tho time when the girl
becomes u woman, and also the time from
which many female diseases date. The
meiiHtruul How unuullycontinues from thrco
to six day* and comes on about every
twenty-eight days. The quantity exuded
varies from two to eight ounces, fcut the
an. -unt ii-tro -lent with the health of one
person may l<e cxochsivo and weakening ia
finothc • rhe function is regarded ns being
regular wuen ita effect upon tlic system is
favorable. The departures from healthy
menstruation are numerous and should be
< : reeled by utiiug L>r. bimmous S(iua«
Vino Wine.
When Answering Advertisements
Mention This I'aper.
Kindly
He said his back was broken by LAMEBACK, but
all his strength came back by uso of
St. Jacobs Oil.
It strengthens, ■SSfisCsi
builds up, restores, CUR£S.
FOR 30 DAYS YOU CAN TRY IT FOR 25 CENTS.
RHEUMATISM 42 YEARS!
< 1 KKI> !<Y
%
V'laeo for Frank lluniroer
Washington, Dec. 18.—Frank D.
Hummer of Perry, Okia., was to-day
appointed a si>ecial a^ent of tho gen-
eral land office with a salary of 82,000
a year. Ilummer was private secre-
tary to Webster Davis when the latter
was mayor of Kansas City antl lie ha
been in Washington since Davis bt
came assistant secretary of the in-
lorior. The appointment was made
through Davis's influence.
s.» v Hour I« All It It; lit.
Mascoutiia, iii., Dec. !'0.—The good
people of Belleville, the majoritj' of
whom are Germans, or of German de-
scent, have decided by popular vote
that they do not want their children
taught that beer drinking is a very
bad thing. _
rolion Wni In tli« ( often.
elk City, Kan.. Dee. 20.—One man
dead, two children dying, nnd the
probable death of two other persons,
mark the result, thus fur, of the
drinking of coffee in which there wa>
a quantity of "Hough on Hats/' at a
supper last Thursday evening.
Killed l»y Hit llrothwr.
gl'tiikik. Olda., Dee. 'jo.—While two
sons of Willium Landers, living near
( handler, wore hunting, one, aged
was acoientally shot aud UlLed by U(
Urofcbar, tged I* ,
spent hundreds of dollars tryinc
to cet well, but all in vain, used
"5 drops" for two months and is
now completely cured.
thousands of crateful letters
received of which the followinc
are samples:
td« Mark.] Urinaoll, Iowa. Nov. 17, 1807.
To the SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO.. Chicago. 111.: (»knti.kmkn: i will Mate that
I had the Rheumati*m over 42 years. Spent over »V)0(Kt in trying to g.-t well, hut all in vain, un-
til m • hrother-in-law Kuve nie'one bottle of ••ftlJHOPS" 011 trinl last June I used il for two
months, and I ain now u well man. I certainly believe it is all you elaim for !t. and fully worth
the money to anyone. 1 hope the public will benefit by my statement of my own case, and uny-
one w ishing to write me will receive an answer NT WlTTAMoTH.
CRUTCHES DESTROYED AFTER ONE|( BOTTLE^ v ^
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO., I»t7 Dearborn St., Chicago ill. Sins: My wife has
b^rn suffering two year- with Rheumatism She could not get about at ail She has used about
one bottle of 5 duopn and can now go about without crutches. I never have found sn.\t.ung
that did her so much good and I hope to be able to continue the treatment until she is entirely
JAMBS Williams
As a posltir" cure for Rheaiuatlsro.Sclailm, NeuralglA. Ilyspepslw, llarlcache. Ant hum,
H»v Kever, C aturrii, Sleep.ea.ne#-, Nurvou.iiKiw. Ne vmm ami N ••uralifle Ilea -1.hen lleact
WpskimM, Tool haeh e. I- a rue lie. Croup, Svvelllnt; In (.rlpjie.MalarU. Creeping Numb-
"FiyE DROPS" lias never been equalled.
nDflOC" taken I.ill oner a day l« » <!">•• «t tin- rrmeajr ami to enable all »uff«i«rii t» make
U UnUrO a iii«! of it* k\<>n<1*rf i! curatlvn propei'tli-M. we will >euil out durlnir tlm ni*it tliliiv ilays,
101 111)0 .ami'le hoitif«. i!tr ea< Ii, prepaid by mail I Ten h -ampla luittle will oonrlnre yon -.f Ita merit. Hem and
cbeapeat iiihiU'lue mi eartli l.arys bottlra •) nl<.i-e» i ti <xi for .*IO <lay» I bnttlrs for II %0. Nut aold by Ui
gl«u, >nly by nu an l our atfeiit. AiceulH wanted In new territory. Writ* u* to-day.
bWANSON KHKIMATIC Ct'Ht CO., l>earborn Mt, CHICAOO, ILL.
| | ~ | , j | _ j j _ 111 j _ |~|_ 1 ~ 1 1 ~
(iKT THR (iBNLIKF. AWIICII.!
^Valter Baker & Co.'s
^ Breakfast COCOA
Pure, Delicious, Nutritious.
Cost* heaB than ONK CENT a cup.
lie sure that the package bears our Trade-Mark.
Walter Baker & Co. Limited,
(Established 1780.)
Dorchester, Mass. j
WILL PAY $lOO FOR ANY CASE
Of Weakness In Men They Treat and
Fall to Cura.
An Omaha Company places for the first
time before the public a Magical Tiibat-
mknt for the cure of Lost Vitality,Nervous
niul Sexual Weakness, find Ho.^toration of
Life Forco iu old ami voting men. No
\\ oru-out French remedy: contains no
Phosphorus or oilier harmful drugs. It is
a VVondehfcl Tkkatmi *t -majfical in its
elFects—positive in its cure. All readers,
who ore suffering from n weakuess that
blights their life, causing thut mental and
physical suffering peculiar to Lost Man-
lioo'l,should write to the KTA'I'K m ED1CAL
t"(IMF AN V, No. 8 »>5 liunge Block. Omaha,
Neli and they will semi you absolutely
FKEK, a valuable paper on these diseases,
and positive proofs ot their truly Magical
Tmkatmkst. l'housands of men, who have
lost all hope of a cure, nre being restored
by them to a perfect condition.
This Maoicai. Tkkatvkm may betaken
at homo under their directions, or they will
pay railroad fare and hotel bills to all who
prefer to go to there for treutment, if thoy
fail to cure. They are perfectly reliable;
have no Free Prescriptions, Free Cure.
Free Sample, or ('. O. 13. fake. They have
fg60,0uo capital, and guarantee to cure
every easo they treat or refund every dol-
lar; or their charges may be deposited in
h bank to be paid to them when a cure ia
effected. Write them today.
cure yourself!
I — Mix U for uunatural
I flif Ii.ii);i'H, iiillauiiiiatioDa,
| iiriudioiia or ulcerations
. f ui uc u ii ■ iiicuitirauea.
—... — 1'aiuleM, and not aatria*
1 uidlthtiows ChcuicalCo. ti"" or p«>i*oaoui.
" VO'NCINNU'o.f-] *»'«• hrnfffUto,
r ■••ut In plain wrapper,
v cipreas, prcpal-l. fof
I! ui. or ;i buttlea, f.'.T.V
Circular ■out ou requoat*
SOUTHERN
H.gmsseekers'Guide
M Kit in . A.
KKI l..»NI»,
HATCH. I». I'
_ ii<iiId atldrea*
. Maiu-he«ter, Iowa.
A.. I.oul-Oljle. Ky., «
uiniiatl,
BLACK LEG
Is prevented by vacelnatiea ' Ifortalliy In IT. 8. A. dutlng
I -t 2 years reduced to one third uf one jier rent Tbou».iuda
..f llerda auei-enfuliy vaociusted. 1'estlmonlals, etc.
PASTEUR VACCINE CO.,
56 Fifth Avenue, Chicago.
bkwaal imitations. non! qinuini without 0l* tfcadh mahk.
DROPSY
I |,,r book "f te«tinioiilalH ami IO days'
tri al lite it Free. |ir.ll.ll.uailllfc,i» Atlanta, (U,
Ifami.t.'l >»ltn
! Thcmpton's tya Walar
W N U. WICHITA N0.52.-ia»7
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