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TiT"-n. f..r trl:nenl U CSrofi'.e I'wtMtl,
In :Ar for eccocicoOaUoB &t patif ats.
P'frmt tTra Cfirrmtirml f-f.m4 04
SirJ mmd Smfts m-An tmrgrrf 4$ HfflM
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
XV!t rqnlrertl to Irrat lee of t.
V1'? ''o l..va ei-fr-i-i-d for ye.re rurati aa
Son, fcixt.it book lutnonttfhlK.
Trail- Af.n4.BO. KeH tevH4'e Heese
Ulkaweet. I-lirlUHUbMUuitui.
A inlet aom. (or itart during conO oeiaeat,
CAftitSt, TVHGIt-Ke Neae Cadi Cere.
iiii row eata toot on
Cl Fe-t, Orratureori I "". Em. Sa'a,
r1". Mr, I K idner. Hleodar,
f pittr, Catarrk. I liloottl
kWBKJlTruoblit, I - T" '""Ittt
lUS. nia-Cere resltleely CaaraaseeC.
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VARICOCELE.
Kedleal! t Care la Ta BeMSader Ina1tlrf
Ouuuu. fe.ua luf tiM rut book.
N.w rMSnrattt lrlmt few lota of Vital
Baaee, iijiuecala. Hiuut, BuIcUire, ace.
DEFORMITIES CURED.
Alt eeraom crippled rifwa, laaie a pees
tt f.u.a lautakilM l-e ooee by prop
rtl or thr-aa ca- fp-ial aiueuoa
Bi4 l crlf4 chiulrea at tba a4ailartaas,
Patieo'a nrafn' trvatad at konia bj
a'L Caaaaltatkaa fraa aa et fl4ootn.l. ai
aav.aort t.itar. T ktrtr run' ait'aac
Illtniratl Bok Fr, ffivtaff aaark vainiikia
hkiwaate. C1 aiaJUa at rlia ta
DR. C M. COE.
m, U Wit u SANSAS CITT, KOl
WtTM OOTKIBQ. BAtMY OILB.
C-aar. T Oiarrk. rtlaa. "-,
a iianana aa4 mil Rkta a4 faawt Ll . V rtia
(Vxiiiofaolni; Noretulter lt. thro'
dully lilim-ear avrvlee, Kainuta
City ti Jjtrkrtoitvllle, Kiorldit, via
lcmlil, Htrtnliiuhniii nixl Atlanta,
w 111 Im inaufurnttl t: y Oie Krlaea
ttjralem aiiil will m continued
throtiithout tlte w inter ttiotitha.
. Xheoutltnaolerit Limited train
lenvea KniM City ut O.K) p. III.
dally, iii'iklut; the run to Jai Hoii
Vllit- In lioura.
In iiillttoii to throtil klvjM to
JiukaoiiTllle tliU triiin cnrrien eWv
K4iit ihnlr rrra and ())wrvallou
l"ife car, iTtil liy Fret) Harvey.
" No other Itsie otler hikIi mipvrti
ervtiti.
For further Information w rite or
advlrn-M J C. livmr.N
Axa't Uen'l Fana r. Avf'tit,
tjl Kuuiw City, M-t
WANTK! AT It ruTWOIITH Y
IP'iitltMnnii or lady lu ea h county to
mali'iK laimtneKa for an old eMittr
JUIk.h) hiui'v' ' oiM fitiani till !nn:t
llf. A alrulxlit loua tide Wiikly
anlarv f flvoO pi.lil by check kI
Momiay with all xtiiMa dlnr-t
from ln'a,l)uarten. Money advane
el for et'x'UBe, FnelMMt Mldremacd
riMeiopi. pjjiiinjfer, :wtn Cn.tou
ID'U; l hkato. tJ.'l
MANAGER WANTED.
W d'lrv t employ AtrtiatVorthy
Ind.r ir Krittlinmt t lititj; our
lihieM) In thU Ciitity and d)olit.
luif tei i ltory. t 'ur liouae U iid
ttt ornMy known.
Mraltfht Caah Halary
Aud all l.xprukea paid. I'.acU
Wrtk by check l!ricl lrtin bead
uarlera. V. si-enae inoner advanced;
priMdiiia cxt4Iim" iiniiiiiiuwi)';
pv";:i'''l J"eri!" t . .t,ldrHu
TlMXtlN J. CfHlff.K. MulMKt'r,
imoCnston llidldliigr, tt auo, 1 1 I.
I lu t J it. atlM-d hat
f I fx I ri Q t
IJf 94 l'vl im.
6ppon U. U, tent Oloftf
WASHINGTON O. 0,
C. F, BEARD,
The
Auctioneer
It now ready to nuke
date lor your public tulct,
nJ It I'cttcr ' prepared
than evtr bt-lote to Rive
you complete tttitfac(iun.
lie is HioroiiRlily lamiliar
with the prices of ait
kinds ol stock and nnple
ti)cnl, oJ aill t'C at'lo la
secure for tou the liilie$t
poitdc puce, Teiult
tcasonat'lv. See I'itn
lotr claiitunit iUU'. llo
is a Licrnsed Auctioneer
anJ can Rive ou any rcl
r rruces ou dekirs. Ad
tlitss,
C. P. UEARD.
II.r.D.No.l nutler.Mo
r
Baogeo Buoed
Attention
farmers.
hy n iiinin lit tlie Krth
anl tniUxif U luonthw
In the j-pir C'iifiirnii)! lmt
you ri iliirdtir otliT
. Ix ..I I I. ti- ?
tc South tirlh-n? J'oil cntt
work out door t'Vfry iimuth
tit the yfir, and where yott
are iiroduclns ouittlil!is tin
yenr rmnnl. If you are h
tock rn!"r you Vuow your
stock are now "ffttlnjf tln-lr
hrruU off" ami, In-w1Ui. Ijftve
to lie protected from tl ritr
ora ol winter ly exti,,''v
ulu'Iter.
Economical BUtck fi-olliisc
rvtiulrt-M tlte caitiWiiatioti of
ttoilt flh iorinliiff anl (at
fonnlng totnla Jn frrtaln pr
portion.. Aliibania and
Florida prxxluce In ahund
ance the velvet Ix-an an Jrnn
aara, tins flrnt a Ihult pro
ducer, and tlte latter a fat
priducer, and they are the
chenpettt and Ut fattening
iitntt'tlaU known to tlte world
More money enn 1 nifule
and wit It bus ltor. In gen
eral farmlee, fruit and lrry
(mwlii(f aud truck irardcti
lii klon our rwid In the
South than In any otrwrtK'c
tioit of the L'uloii.
If you are ltitervttM and
illrw lurther litfjrmittion oh
the ulij'ct, adJrena
G. A. PARK.
Grm'i tmailffrrioa k lnowMrtU Afrmt.
lalTllla A Kaaaitlll A- K. Vm.,
I.OUISVIIXC. KY,
St. Louis a Ilorth
Arkansas Railway
CoaafcU t Bailymko with tb Ht
Loulaand Has Fraoolaoo. Naw tlroa
ard In aJTarw Munday J une. 23. VMi
MOaXIMO TRAIHS.
No. 1 Lv. Euraka Kpjf. (u.
Ar. K!l)faio 6:40 a. tu.
No. S Lv.Halijrtnaa 7:10 a m.
Ar. Eureka Hplnr S.07 a. in.
IVKKItlU TRA1VS..
No. & Lv. Euraka epluf ' 6:U p. m
Ar. MaMrisau. 6:45 p ni.
Na. 6 Lv. Hallxauaa 7:1 p la.
Ar. Euraka Hpriuga b:2 p ru.
N. 7 Lv, Eureka Kprluga li.lW p ui.
Ar. Hailgnoaa V:3) p ui.
No. Q Lv. toligtaau M p. tu.
Ar. Kuiaka rt-rlnc 10.47 p ni
Cuuoartlou 1 1 ota) rueb Hill. Mo. .
made wiib th Frlaoo via Ilia Fnetflc
at Cr(baxa, or via tba Moipb1 at
Nlebolt Juueltuu.
A tjandaoiua uear Pamphlet Oulde
to Eureka NpHuk'e a a Health Keeori
baa been laauad, with new beautiful
llluatrattixia. A py eeut tree to any
kddrea. Addret all iucjulrlea and
order to tleo. Waal. Mauaeer Euraka
!Hrluf, Ark.
GE0.VVE-T Mae.
A TREE PATTERN
(vsr . ir ro n .
ME CALL'S
MACAZ!!!
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MSCALLOiTN-
AI Imi Mi mmt fiew m Am
IM BMe M kra ten.
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THE MeCALt CO..
Its-iHdiT t lt St. wa toe.
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Through Service
BtTWtiN
ST. LOUIS,
CH ICAGO,
KANSAS CITY
AND THC.
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF
TEXAS.
ci'rrn stfrrEr.3
KATY CHAIR CARS
UIINIULs ulil IWiNi
OlIATIO hi THC CQMfANf.
LUPtRlOrt MCALS,
Fifty Chjtc
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EIDHiPIKO A If IS.
Ksks 0rthl4 Attacks sa Oibw i.st
TUUs ts Takt Slavs.
In Ilarjx-r'i MapatlDe Dr. II. C.
MrCook telU of a species of kid
ndpirij nnta which make erpan
iz d attack on oiLer eat tillagea
for the pnrjKjse of rapturing
laves. Here is un account of tie
attack; "At last the muster i
complete. Mysteriounlj tnt ft
fectitelr the iignal 'Foaardr U
Riven, and the column moves from
the hill. There is no regular align
ment, but a show of solidarity, a
holding of the ranks within close
compass and touch a 'rout step,'
in fact. There is no general ; there
are no subordinate officers; bnt
such in the sympathetic nnitr that
they seem to more in reponeto
one a i'l and command. If every
warrior is a law onto himself, the
law so binds and animates and
compels all alike that the end of
an organized cohort are served.
"Assault, battle and pillage fol
low quickly npon the sortie. The
objective point of the march is not
far away. A hundred yards dis
tant is a FuHcan village. The
route thereto lies across the edge
of a prove, over a footpath, along
a fallen tree, under whose shelter
and shaded by tnf ta of grass is the
devoted commune. It is feeble in
umbers, and there is a bare show
of defense as the freebooters hurl
themselves npon the hill and
plunge into the open gates. The
Tillagers flee At the flrat onset
through unassalled or secret pas
sages. Home run the jraantlet
through the assaulting ranks. All
who can, carry a part of the fam
ily treasures eggs, larvae and
pupae. Like their brobdingnaglau
brothers of the human race when
disaster befalls their first care is
for their offspring. The fugitives
mount into nearby clumps of low
wood plants, when they look
down ujKin the devastation of
their borm? with what feelings?
For one must suppose that the
midgets do feel, though sometimes
ha would fain bja otherwise;
"Meanwhile the invaders issue
from ihc gates, bearing in their
Jaws the 1'tiacnn young, and oc
casionally nn adult. They take
the home trail, but not in ordered
ranks. It is goas you please now.
Tlty ate welcomed back by their
Matk confederates, who receive
the captives and take them their
own sisters, perhaps into the
domestic quarters. The soldiers
hurry back to the scene of action
for their work is not vet finished."
WHEH WOMEIv SHOP.
First Caatomtr Ctoallr Lsada la Bay
Uf Whit All WU1 Want.
There was a bargain sale In
workhuakets, and the green bas
kets were selling very rapidly,
says the New York Times. "Why
is the green so Kpular?" Asked a
curious customer.
Well, yon see, ma'am, the first
lady bought a green one.
"What do you mean bv the first
lady?''
I mean the first lady to buy a
basket liought a green one, and
that settled it for the rest. They
all w anted green ones. There was
A crowd of pun hatters around at
first, some of them admiring the
green bankets, some the yellow,
and some the red. Finally one
woman stated boldly that she
uutcd green, aud after a lit'le
bcMtatiou the others statidjpg
around followed her, frgcuinjj
all atmut their espretJ prefer
nice for other colors.
"It's uot only in baskets, but in
everything wo sell, that we notice
this tendency of women to follow
oue another in their purchases.
Sometime we put out an assort
ment of while skirts, and so far
we can see one style Is at pretty
tit another. In come live or six
women, all bundling different
skirts. Tlicn one of 'ieiu an
Bournes that she will take a cer
tain skirt. The woman In side her
j-eera at the skltt that has be-n
pun I-s Mil and nsla if there ar
any moi-e like it. The woman b
side her il.- tl-.e same thing, and
we know we an iu for selling that
u ft skirt U fore all the pi hers.
nm il tvuiitu) me wf a fUh of
pherii."
t.-m Ka.
Houie in u tilwtit act as ghid
to see ou ss if you wie wt-out to
pay nn olj ucctuct.A ashiutot:
ila) lK-uuxrttt,
"Will ..n I, i.ili.i." m a rat, h
'...,-n rr .u.
1IIE SPIL'IK.
Bsw Ma ay Tarla Cat Cas tp Is
aa IatrctU( fj'uettiss.
"!low many yards of thread
con a spider spin?" r-fked a 'jp
ruan who lakes unh iulenat in
insect life, a-ordiug to the New
Or lea u Times JeinK-raL "There
is an interesting question for you
alien yon have nothing elm to
think about. You would be sue
prised to know, I ddre say. I do
not know whether any of the in
sect exjerts have ever made ei
eriraent8 with a view of de
termining how many vards of
thread a spider can pin, but if
they have not they have in my
judgment overlooked an interest
ing point in the spt.h-r's life. I
caaght one of the smaller kind in
my room the other day, and for ful
ly three quarters of an hour I
tried to exhaust the supply of w eb
the little fellow had about him. bttt
to no avail. I made all kinds of ef
forts to force the spider to spin
himself out of thread. The chief
method was to gt the insec t to
crawl upon some object, like my
bat, for instance, atid tfien shake
him off, forcing bin to swing by
his web. Itr jerking the thread
which I took on my hand I was able
to force the spider to spin and en
roll his web until he would get
tired and fall to the floor. Thn I
would pick him up again and go
through the same process. I kept
thi np for at least tbreeiuarter
of an hour, and the fnwect seemed
to have some web left when I con
cluded to give the task ap for the
time. How many yards of thread
I forced the spider to unroll I do
not know, but caVxnreyoq t i.a t
It was not a small quantity. If
stretched out I suppose it would
have been long enough to reach
several city blocks. Of course, the
threads were of a very tine and
fragile sort. I observed another
interesting thing while making
this little exjriment, and that
was that the sipder was capable of
making a few observations as he
went along. He Jc:rr.e-d a thing
or two. For Instance, at first I
nsed my hat in order to get the
spider from the floor by placing it
directly in front of hint and thus
forcing him to craw 1 upon it. This
worked all right for awhile, but
soon the little fellow began to get
on to the situation and be quit
taking to the hat. Try as I would,
I could not get him to crawl upon
the hat. Whenever I would place
the hat in hi path he would fly
into a perfect rage, fold and unfold
his feelers, pull himself up In a
wad. roll around the floor and
show other nnmistakable sign
of madness. He was simply fu
rioua, Directly be felt the same
way about the piew of cloth 1 used
to get him from the floor. Ucason?
Well, I should say it wa reason,
la a higher order of life, and I do
not see why you should not call it
the same thing in spider life."
PASSWG Of THE CAVALRY.
RtpUcel fey Mossts4 Klfistasa-BMM
Still UfU U Army.
The statistics of the medical
and surgical history of the ciul
war show a very small ja-rtvntag
of aattcr wounds or of l;tyuel
wound, whieh show that the iu
fantry seldom come into, voutivtt
close 'cuougli to permit the- twe uf
t lit b;iouet, and that when tho
fMllry J'J come iniq loe. con
met the revolver rather than the
iter w:t tl- weapon ou toth
tides, sits the iVrtland Orcgonl
an. Kurojn, that rvfued to U
tauht by the lesson of our t Ml
war that cavalry wa obsolete;
Europe, that ierilcd in charg
ing as Murat t barged, infantry
with cavalry, ha ut lat U-cn con
verted by the Hoer war tua clear
understanding, not onl.t that cav
alry must Imp replaced by mounted
rliletneu, but that mounted rifle
men must compoKC the larger part
of an army operating in the op n
Celd.
As for the list' of uutomo
biles, bicycles aud itiotortAhr
in war to replace the use of the
hoikc, it may U practicable in a
ery old country ,ke F-urpe, I u I
in a hew couniry like lU I'nltti
Stales then I a tnet deal 'f ter
ritory where Belt her the biodo
cr I I.C AUtotitoMV could t.ile the
pltnv of the mounted n.u. There
is some tcrrilor whith a lootiut
cd man could not traxerso ra
(filv tit.daufi It naain.iiioti f,ot,
but cr II. ta territory a t iixcle
could pot cti.stid Iheie ate a gotl
itiau y t-ildie aih o r w hi ! a
hicj.. le cr aa aateiiiol llo luu'd t-Jt
fact n a; tba ft are re.
Iisw did tfce fritly-tlta stales rvJ.
st their latent c'tctK? Ta aawv
th't q-irttiaa i to tfe! yr':i t ct"5-7-likhed
fact. Tbew fguret art per
mantly on record, vbstrvcr t&a I
tute devloptnat may fee. By tJjt
spportionment of repreitii'r
made by CocgrtM ontler the centat
ol ioo, tlte total ehrctctsl vcrtt in
1904 will be 476. Tbe Bamber
necevary to a choice is 3J or i
teen more thso in the prvtac dec
ade, la tbe latest election, tn-ctad-ing
ibo af the pretest month, tbe
following state' were carried iy the
Republican: California, to; Col
orado. 5; Cooneticut. 7, Delaware,
3; Idaho, 3; Illinois, 27; Indiana,
15; Ivwa. 13; Kanm. 10; Matae,
6; MaMchuetts, 16; Mich gn.
14, Minnesota, 11; Uontans, 3,
Nebraska, 8; New Hafr.p5of, 4;
New Jersey, it; New York, 3,
North Dakota, 4; Onto, 13 Ore
gon, 4; Prnny!van'u, 34; South
! Dakota, 4; Utah, 3; Vermont, 4 ;
Washington, 5; West Virginia, 7;
Wisconsin, 1 3 ; Wyomine, 3. To
tal electoral votes in RrpubiUaa
slates, 310. At tbe la tot elections
the following states went Democrat
ic: Alabama, If, AzVansat, 9;
Florida, 5; Georgia, 13; Keutacky
13; Louisiana, 9; Maryland. 8;
MisVitsippi, to; MixourL. iS; Ne
vada, 3; North Carolina, xa; Rbodc
Island. 4; Scwih Carolina, 9; Tea-
net vee. 11; Texas, iS; Virjinia,
1 3 . Total electoral vote Demo
cratic states, 166. Republican ma
jority of electoral votes, gauged by
tbe latest elections. 144.
To carry the presidential contest
next year the Democrats must re
verse the figures of the latent state
electrons to the extent of 73 electoral
votes. Of course thi st ad
mitted to be hopeless without New
utkt 10 at a ttan. tven wua
New York, 34 more electoral votes
would be necestaey to win by a ma
jority of 1 in the electoral college.
Ntw York and New Jersey trans,
fmed to tbe Democratic column
would stiil leave that party il short
of aa electoral majority. A com
bination calculated to win thote two
states would make a break elsewhere
in the Democratic line. It it quite
improbable, for example, that Mr.
Cleveland could carry MUaouii. He
wonld certainly fait in Nevada and
Rhode Island, and be unpalatable
to the strong Hrysn element in Ken
tucky. Nothing short of a pvsvei
(ul nphesvsl, no element of which
is now in sight, csa prevent tbe
election of a Republican President
snd of snother Krpublicaa Cwngrtss
next jear, taking the n.ure ol the
latet state election as a bi of th
estimate, which it the bra sstdable
tet.
Twrt'.tynine ol the ott-fi.e
stale were carried by th Repvtbli.
cam at the latot elector.. Of lb
sixteen statet canied by Democrats
only two, NeJ And Rhode Is
land, steNcthern stalev In Rhode
Island the IVntvtctsts elected only
th got ei not. Tba lest oi the slat
o.'iueis sod the IrgiaUtwfe at Re
publican. Netsda ws RepuVtiCau
until the s'.iver o1' became
piotnincnt. Neter beloe were the
No;tbcrn states s soliJly Reput !
can ss they ar now by tba fgtsret
of their latest election. Tti t tbe
hiatottcal aner to tt kvUdSwit
aud will tnijucstionxMy coe.tinwe s
long st that threat it tnsodaoied
Ptvlat h, a a tc'.uta tcpe, and
their p-lisbi aracvuntt to that, tle el
toit ol the l.Viuotritt witi b to car
ts- llbnoit. Uf wiih New Yek
and New Jt-tX'V, u 1 !
loi is piouiiii Kv-l"t, bjl br
C.'.uve iu t!rctvul Vi tt ecr.-
t a bghttnii c&siic. i Ut epu:-
hcaut ot l;i.iio,s have naihlog to
(isr etvvpt lion Kwal d.sseosioas.
Fo'y of that kind would b a
blow at the Republican prty na-tiona'.il.-GIvbe
lV(n:rtB
A euir.berof t inuot lu Cast cos
It, Lwca be Coalodd to bury
1' tu rn dt.d te I lb at tal hae
oiganiard ik'iw, Tt"y
will t-uiy then dead at absvljt c-l
iVut t! iti-naiiiig te beaty pro',;
said U leads by th svei's
J.i:.i.tt ia j ri ;i:'if ai.i t;f
fcvdUi.
I)ra-.cralte Hope tans !!!:
Tba Atlarda Cmr totTfl
nut claWil ovlri'.j at l"-'S I nx . t;.t
ti DemocTatt will w;-.i tl.e pti
iency next rear. Tiits'-ii dy;d , t
tt tast, very largelv apo th plit
toem tint snd tie ea who rer re-
tent k om ice iickcx. hoi we &- j
fay that pree f jsres, corr.V.i5ei j
with tbe local eo-4 .'.'mm 'nt lY-t j
sutet pom! to tie piotab '. '.y tbat j
the detnocrscf , gltea a w:-r plat-!
toern sad a "v?ra:r t rJ ci-
J'e, CJ-J we'y cc'7 "r-. f-''
f
I
ir.j states and tajr eierf.ff t v-stei, j
nzt
Alabama, tt: -Arkastat, 9; Co
07ado. 5; Florid. 5; Gent g-x 13
Idaho, 3; Ktttiy. tj; LoaU.aas,
9: llxryiaad. S; Mrv py-t, i;
JXiswri, 19; Montana, 3; Nevaia i
3;New York, 39 Nortij Csoi-cs.n j
Rhode IclaJid, 4: Sou th Caret s a . j
8; Tenaetee. u; Texas, if; L'i5v,
3; Virginia, l-tl. 217. ,
On figure ct xt7 tor tba deaao. '
mtm mm T..tftA,y aur lCM t f I
I
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MWJ IS w pracu lira, Vi.wu..,
10, coonecticstt. 7; New Jetsey, ia,l
and tJregoB 4-ot's 33 votes. I
This leaves out of con";deriio I
MMlral. 1 . . ! 1 1 r. " m-f W?iril . " t I
" " jfvUfiffO. I,wt U k'a " Z -A SS-r.
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Tk Kit Cif Vewr York Bt3j''ifl.- . .-. . . .
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nst a ceierroiBtrsg tanueuccoo -t
Jersey aad Connecticut. A 5 per 1
state in favor of the democrat, j
r - ;
column. Cabforsua't present reptit.- J
ucaa gortroor Bad only 1,550 P- ,y4iwiar aga tie e'.-'er Frxak P.
ralkf ta 1901, as agaias iIcKia B'.a.r, tir-.-cgh b f r-ce
33.77 nsajorrty ia lyoo dih os.::.Sca! i ci.see:.t. Uci r.e
Oregon that gave McKioley 15.146 , ilitnd ot Presses! Jcksr.a a-i
majority ia 1900 elected Ciaajber-1 the ed;l(r cf tht ;ta cf Se
lain, democrat.rovefnor by 276 n:trt Democracy Wni -cgn.
jority ia 1902. Ulu Bla.T was the i:ts .: ieat ad
Ttese jaUified calculationt show .tbe p;11f.m m.iw c lU c
what a splendid fgbs-rg chance thelio3 cf i?J ws:jj ni;.JJ!tj Gt-.
and hope tor the contest of next ;
1
year,
It
kind
thrills through OUTj
bonet thai there will be aa ttohor-:
ea roup ruer on te sunt uu6c -
lot about this t;tne neiS year.
A Good Example.
Wih :tq Iluckaby, a negro farm-;
er, was buned near Dawson, UJ.,!totpve l. cx 'A
the other day. There was a gr1;
crowd at bit funeral, snd st leu
half of it wst white. Tbe paUbea-.
era were w hite. Atnoiig thi:.n were
severs! cvonty officers and solid cit
izens.
William Huckaby worked barJ,
was strictly fconett, respectful in b:
manners. He minded bis own but
loess. He never meddled with pol
itics. Hit ctfdlt it taid to Late
been at high as tbatot aoy man ia
Terrell county, aad be accjusred a
coropetencv. H ws tetpected
snd etteeuied by th whdet.
I negroes would iu.itate th
methods o( Williara Huckaby, wotk
" " -t.
alone, tbe -'negto qaeatioA wcu.J
be Cut Of th way.
WOltAL: tswbacrlbe for a Paper.
A a meant cf increasing its cir
culation, a country weekly cf Okla
homa pticled lhi:
A man who was too ecftou'.icii
to subscribe sr a pjper sect Lis lit
tle boy to borrow the copy tAe by
tisneihtsw. Ia bis ba.ie th toy
ran over a I4 stand o bee d in
tea minutes lkcd like a watty
turrnser aash. His Ciies teachad
bi father, who tan to bit assistance!
aiid fsitlrg to little a batb-wite
fctiCe. tan iuto thai, btetking it!
Jvvn, cv-ttlng a ba'.-.Jtul cf Heh
from I is snatotny snd lumieg a $
pair Cf piniv lb t!d COW tuvk
aJvntjie of lesp iu the teuce a-J
(j into th Cvttt field and killed
h'reif eating green ct r. Heaili-g
th racket th wde Ian, uiiet a foul
gs.Uv.iti chum of cream io'o a bis
ket cl kiueus. diowuitig the
la ber huiry she dioppeJ a $i set
ol faint teeth. The baby le't slc:ie
Ctawled throtih th spilt cieaai snd j
mto the patli, luinieg a mw
cat pet. I
I'UI'O;- et, tClI.C'lt l'i oMcl!
Jau:;' tc? rait y wuh hoed
mail, the d jj liu ; ttcta s.t-
t'l'i ticut, J th
C-i!ve i; a i.iil
and citweJ t!' tails eft ut
f-uf
i'i: a...itt.
MjIjIj Nviw is the .u:e to
tu...
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Tjt!xt r:tr L i v;,
c:
w nc-tu were : e :;-.; - i
t:e ?;'-..5a firs-
Lfers
prei iertT.
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me iTrecit
i ta tse irt -.l fnoce"-.i"C t.iat 'car
;r:eJ so rr.i-rv Denser J"t :t:;a tbe
j Repafclicaa parte. Ia i: '.'i ta m.i.j-
ga:cd s:;.i ojjrie ! t e m'ivtTe'.t
tne ;jte
troops of Msouri. aaJ t'ut tased
Miviuri tad Ke.-.:ii;y t-j tie I'oicn
He t!-J t-gh co-mr. ind ia lb (my
during the citti wr. Like hit t-
tHef, he rcoriird !: h Denocrat'4
party after the : and was eauJi
Jate fvr vSce-prVJft with lluti'..
Setmour in Hot l-rctl.er.
Mooticr.iery UUr, Lincoln E'rjt
poi"a:ji'.et getietil. !j hU the
RepulLcati pasty iftct tbe war.
There was never aa in;nos" n
a!!n tue Uonr or tnet ct sny
0 the t-ilair tmly. 1 ceref re, the
chaise i'.:t! Jf:l l Hlair rt:ut
ti:ties tSiv-.e An.ti:va!it nisi) sfe
prcuJ ol tbe t cou!:tn a-id t-' e tr.t a
cae.oti
V Set ll. Cbk42
Inter Oiej'i.
Let Cns-Wi !a
Eruiu S pteiot r i'j i- u ! .'. vein I f
"., l tf., ! pur! !i.4'--r. ecW.- cre
i ' nur- ;i.V c- I n.it r-.!. t t .iU
fortius, fu f-.'-u. V. .thH.-.,-t.. I Ktbtv
M.x.t.iLa. 'I Lv r.-d-.u Uoii U frviii i
t a r v lit tr-..i'.i r. u: i..- r.i t. .
The t'iirtiut.'u. Witu lt scroti;
ni ,-tlu t ',n n I Irw cl r chin. 1 (
Ci-,ictt I lie W t N. ct!iet '. k
Ik-uver, or .Nf. l'u:d.
'Tt rUfimioiv ortlwm l'o
Kvprv" V .1- at ! iJy thro.ui'a
trui'i w!tl it ,.r c Kii.j t--'iri-t
U-,jH.r tl ;..'.,:.-, M -.utu.n-. t.
i'u.'el .iii.tl i,rj Inii'ti'.itJ la t e
V"lSta.
TjCiMjr.iJ.
The liurliijt-.ks witiy perio!,
alty Conduct. -1 I'liI !.Mji s ecuri-i!
Uk tl.rnu't tourist arf-eit-c urt- J it
t.; t!ai-i4 i-.'C eo.s.t t..-t.r:t ixod ..-
Ik-!-. 'I Uc rii-)l U li- int-r, c -Color
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