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pL hEN = rooms
Under this bead D per unsD~r dav.
I"OF RENT FURNISHED Rooms WIN
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1-tiI-flr
I7OR RENT Largo HANDSOMELY FtR-
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Eaqulre sl{ West Third dHr Is
TOR RENr-A NICELY FJENf-HrD -DTIE
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~oft water CAL af - -pl.h I-.rfsHet tvrf.9--
INOR RENT TFN LARGE scur,-. NfwLy
rs. s. PaIr-r - >r--b Nsia. O. go Harnes- store.
- North Ha,H street. fptsf
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second, "lta board. 80 RE - +'rufis'. - Ny-rt
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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wichita Horse and Mule Market.

WICHITA Kan. March D
This has been another duh day on the market.
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lnand for good streetCrs and drivers.
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"a suburban barn ami ulutur Ii4s-. cheap "
!. Babb. ~ North Main. dii-r
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East Douglas. sf-I~
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81 parts OF THE city. Wright Coz es,-t % yust-
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silver cloud. There we're tears In COL
onel Van Arman's eyes, and In bis wife1s
also. as NordaGnt went on:
sHc q vas Who taught us 20 love one another;
His word u Law and Ills ca pei \ Peace.
Chains shall H. break thc slave u our brother
And u His name all oppression shall cease"
And 50 on 10 the end. The climax OF
the song. as written for . tenor. strikes
II fat. and Mordaunt took the note
superbly. Is q Brignoli o Z Tamagno
might have done. Its beauty and the
sentiment Of the exquisite hymn cleo
trihed his hearers There were many
there who had heard him sing before.
but they whispered 70 one arother that
be had never sung as he had tonight
.,Oh. Enstace. how ~gloriously you
sang" calculated Mildred. when she
caught him for a moment alone.
1T was all for you," he answered,
~passionately. Meet me In half IN
hour in the conservatory. in the corner
| by the fc1ntain. i have something 10
tell you. Mildred Unjust
At that instant Colonel Van Arman
appeared. '.Eustace. my boy" he said,
huskily, blowing hts nose vigorously
with . silk handkerchief that he res
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uNN love M4< new.
And stars shone bright in youths cloudlcss sky
And Al LIES sisioIs were sweet and true.
Alone IN The frc-!ight-Qulte alone.
The clock ticks on with is clear refrain.
And high on the ceiling the shadows thrown
Crowd like the phantoms that haunt my
brain.
Charge and warer and fade. until
Swift. sudden flames for q moment start
And the room Is bright with the self same thrill
That stirs the depths Of my dreaming heart
How fair she was in the Christmas light
That swept out over the whirling snow.
As the sleighs drew near through the stormy
night
To the friendly threshold and rudy glow.
With smile o. welcome and outsiretchcd hand
The snow fakes kissing her soft brown hair.
In the open doorway ] saw her stand
And my heart kneeled down 10 her then and
there.
Can there ever come 70 this life Of mine
A time when the burden OF days and years
Shall hide and shadow this dream divine
That was born in laughter and grew in teani
When ! shall remember. no more. no more.
That Christmas eve when our eyes n-rf met
And I cnvied the snow fakes drifting DER
Her silky braids where . rose was sets
We loved. yet the grief Of parting came;
Mad jealousy broke loves charmed spelli
Ikn0x not now which was most TO blame,
Her pride or mine: but it's Just as WE'LL
For We made Il up and are lovers still
And In sitting here IN the IRE lights glow
Since she stole upstairs with some toys. 10 Ill
Three stockings hung in . waiting row.
Madeline 5. Bridges. In JUDGE
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!. Prevent the spread 81 she DE
10" ease In slss united states

c~.v~ut the spread 81 b pae-
No. esse In tIse t'nited states
,...osv 4 most common In warn
.,,,ms,cS-in India, China. Africa. Mad
s~ssrar. the West Indies and some isl
~ N the Pacific Hut Il Is not con-
s.oa "a warm regions. u Is found IN
same northern countries
The disease. though slow In is prog
80 4 generally fatal. II assumed
IN OF three varieties The nrst 4
characterized by tubcrcles In the skin
s.S ~ mucous membrane. which ~
,.mr,h ulcoratc. while other ulcers are
;adcpendcntly formed. In the second
..r,etv Of the disease the surface Of the
hoav becomes numb and insensibie.
..h,le severe neuralgia pains prevail in
xaraly. In the thir' variety, the joins
re- specially affected. and tho limbs
nav be Topped of. though without pain.
n The ankle. knee. wrist or elbow.
Ieprosy Is infectious. and its microbe
80 l,een discovered. The microbe has
Great vitality. as IL has been found in
soaIes which had long been dead. The
germs may be introduced into the sys-
,em by incubation. BY inhalation. or
with the food. Every case, therefore.
NAV become a center Of contagion-
Until within . few years no concern
has been felt about leprosy in the United
states. But physicians now rightly
sound an alarm. The disease has OBJ
,ained a foothold in New Brunswick on
ne north. in Mexico and Trinidad or
he south, in California and British
Columbia on the west, and In Minnesots
in the very heart Of our country. while
an increasing intercourse with the Sand
wich Islands, and our vast and indis
criminate immigration are removing n
further and further from our former SAFE
isolation.
Thus far few persons Of Anglo-Saxor
origin have been attacked. In Canals
and Louisiana IL Is the French wh'
have suffered; in Minnesota. the Nor
werians: in California. the Chinese
This exemption Is probably not due 4
any popularity OF race. but to bette
living: and with the present stronl
tendency to the multiplication and en-
larrement OF citics. and with . Nationa
growth that may swell our population
TO a billion within . century. II will b
no light t. ing to allow this hideous dis
ease to become established among US
Within the last ten years it is said :
have increased nvefold.
What can be done?
First, leprous persons may be PR
vented from entering the county,
paupers are now prevented
second. laws should be enacted PR
viding for the complete separation {
lepers from the rest Of the communit,
in asylums having pleasant surrouns
ings and every facility for their trea
ment and happiness Youths Con
panion-
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ARAB IVORY RAID.


CrusItiss B.nneeleod " Type TIb's ynho-
man 1gerceoastes.
Soon after Tippo Tbs occupation Of
Stanley FallA in 1873. rumors reached
Yabuli and the ncighboring villages Of
oppression and persecution BY the
Manyema- Chiefs met together to in
cure Of each other the reason Of this
INVASION Less than three years after
SANKEY'S fight with the Basoko at the
mouth OF the Aruwimi. the Manyema
mercenaries OF the Arabs attacked and
destroyed several village higher up the
same river. having travelled overland
from the Congo through the dense for
ests below Stanley Falls; and de-
scending the Aruwimi river in canoes
they laid waste all tho villages BY the
way, capturing men and women and i'm.
posing fines Of ivory for their redemp-
ton upon those Of the natives who
were fortunate enough 70 escape to the
woods. Although every precaution was
taken by the people Of Yabuli 70 guard
against surprise. they i~nstinctively felt
impending evil and . gloom settled '
the village affecting yoang anc old
alike. They all appeared TO realize
their isolated position. escape being i'm
possible As their neigh bors we're q en-
nifty with them and with each other
and the poor wretches lived in > condi
tior Of fear bordering upon panic
At last the evil day arrived. Early
one morning. Just before daybreak
they we're suddenly startled by the lous
reports Of the Manyema guns Tn
forest around the village appeard aiiv'
with armed men who rushed anon
their dwellings from AL sides. nrinl
r~eckiessly. sometimes in the air. int
tho doors OF the nuts. and ~ the panic
stricken savagcs. who rushed towar
the woods for shelter. A few Of th
drawer natives stood their ground. an
hurled spears and knives IT their q
~sailants. but one BY one the
dropped, shot BY their brs
tai enemy. After firing thel
muszle-loading muskets many Of 10
Manyema rushed upon the natives IN
dubbed them with the butt end Of the
guns. The women incumbercd wit
their children. whom they were bravel
trying TO carry on 70 the shelter OF u
woods. were soon overtaken BY q
Manyema, who roughly threw them
the ground and bound their arms 81
legs Nearly two.thirds OF the woms
and children were captured. includiE
the favoritc wife Of Ioka; but many
the men and : few women managed
escape to the woodA-Herbert Ward.
Scribner'A
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The loving wife gave up i've dol
lars for . shaving set ~ > Christmas
gift for her husband. Hc has shaved
with Il just once. and now his facs
looks Is X hc had been pitted against
sullivan with hard gloves Ho will
present his wife on New Yea 81 day
with TIE razor. with which & pare her
cornS. Women have long hesdA-
lowell tatizcn.
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Simple words are best, though : very
busy man can not always stop 70 pick
one.
Ata hotel 4 waiter came out Of the
coiec-room and informed the manager
that > man was raising . disturbance
because he could not have his sccus'
toned scat az the table.
go in again." said the manager
and propititc him In some way"
back went the waiter and said: ~
you don't like tho way things y done
hero you can got put. or I'll propitiaes
you pretty quick. -Llovd's Weekly
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there Was . picture OF llRnt anu AuAoty
that made the old feel young again 70
see. The broad hallway with IL polished
door was dotted here and there with
tired dancers whose faces shone N the
elimmcr cast By the pile Of blazing OAK
logs on the hearth
Colonel and Mrs Van Arman. with
smiles chasing themselves over their
homely but genial features $1,000
watching the brilliant scene Inc
Colonel was . self-made man. and 20
night be was happy. This, he knee
was the most magnificent social event
that had ever been known IN Arman-
vile. And. Is he watched his dear and
onlv daughter, Mildred. gliding By II
the embrace OF her almost oficialiy-
recognized Sever. young Eustace
Nordaunt be felt certain that he was
| the father OF the handsomest girl ~
| the county. Most Of as. TOO you'd nave
agreed with him. Mildred was one OF
those tiny, symmetrical beauties with
| ripe. GOV lips, eyes the color o. ripe
haxel-nuts and form that seemed 70
have been fashioned by fairies for the
sole purpose Of distracting the mascu'
line mind. Her face was - demure .
: milknaid's. but tho glance she tire"
upwards into her partners eyes 81 IN
tcrvals constituted excellent evidence
as to the trend her affections = taken,
So Colonel and Mrs Van Arman iookeo
On and smiled and we're satisfied
A the waltz came TO an emo. m
~ilded clock on the mantle chimeS
twelve. .sNow Eustace." cried Mildred
..you must sing for US"
sGladly will L. responded b younI
man. his face flushed with love and en-
thusiasm. II will sing you : Cnris'
mas q Colonel Van Arman. may
beg . 20 have the lights turned iows
AZ : Sign from the Colonel . couple Q
dunkeys sprang 70 the doorway ana 10
electric chandeliers were almost eS
tineuished- Stepping forward. MOI
daunt threw aside two wide portiere
, ana 4 light Of the midnight moo
came strcaming in through the Wi
: dows- For the instant that ne 500
} there. silent . . friend struck som
opening chords on the grand piano 7
: the corner. the jewellers had . chanc
l 20 observe the man on whom the neires
% the Van Arman millions vas SUI
! posed 20 have bestowed her affections
Q Tall. straight ~ an arrow' was 2
. with sturdy. well-knit limbs ana : IA
4 4 once handsome and resclute. sue
: face q Is worn by . man Of iron WI
J but with soft lines about tie mou'
that betokened > sunny, happy temper
ment. His shspcly head was throw
: back ! little and his broad chest 2
handed Is he commenced 70 sing, IN
ringing. resonant tenor. Adams oeat
less .sCantique De Noel
q. holy Night, the stars are brightly sainin
( n - enc night or me dear sAvicurs oirln'
n rone Law the world In sic and error pinlns :
TN He appeared, and ne v'e'a 80 :
q worth.
=, grateful sons. our joyous anthems raise J
- FOR wonder breaks . pure and gior.ous ~
ran On your knees Nov near w
oplTns diviaei night when Christ was oor'
: A the verse ended the jewellers ~
spellbound. Every one who mas ~. 4
n that noble song knows - power. :
70 moonlight streaming IN. surround
y ~ athletic form o. the singer ~'s1
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Alpha-I see that your friend Bonds
BY has sailed for Europe. What - The
object Of his visit? wa.
Omega-He goes to r~ecuperste his
health, which Il broken down BY over
work.
Alpha-Overwork? Why. I never
knew him to do : days work In his
life.
OmeRa-You don't know All. One day
last week he went out 20 select : Christ
mas present for his wife. and be came
home suffering from nervous prsssssr
tion. Judge.
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have sixteen pairs Of slippers.
And they're al o. them too smal1t
Town twensy-onc watch-cases,
And they're mostly On the wall;
Ihavc tnirty-nvc pcnwipers
In my desk quite safely storeds
Do modcstly request you.
when you add unto my hoard
or sweet Christmas gifts and wishes
10 recall these facts are 0
And IA humbly like 70 mention
I've on watch. which doesn't 20
-Aristtnc Anderson. n Judge
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cued from tine capacious folds OF his
vest Tor the purpose, you sing better
and better every day"
Half an hour after that Mordaunt was
stealing towards the conservatory. an
$3.50 srom tho ball--oom was not
no,iced. He neared the appointed spot,
"a starred hack. thunderstruck with
-h.t - saw and heard.
~.s,a-oa III, .tood half knelt on a
- A~.sh - IA four,ain. Her cheek
- rrsssed close against . wall OF
&C., behind which. AZ opposi te an
80 r.s.-..rc.w ,here WAS another
-. 80 rrocise c-ounterpart Of the n
r ch.wa. sneakin0:
.-sr- n~.cious net v he heard her
Il imnassioned accents. any
sa-,sa~ ia Tom, Won know I love you.
-. : ~aaIv must be quiet and run
~ Eustace IL com ine, you
-- "a "a a. GOING to tell me he
49, 80 IL mus< not see You. or
-.-,I :. ;-..lon.r
r.~- --.c..,oc fell from the
-rnr w.c's Ina He could not see
~ ether face behind the flowers He
.~ t--..cluse for : moment q
1 - s.,nt -hether 20 sprinr a
---. -s~sr. throat but the
- -a-,.r. .urred ana With another
csth left the Mace.
-
CHAPTER IL
During tho ensuing eighteen months
! Mr.. Eustace Mordaunt saw pretty mucf
all Of Europe. Being possessed OF !
small Independence. for which he va
indebted 70 the timely decease =. :
maiden aunt he had the means - =,
| disposal to crafty his within 90 srAvel
: But continuous travel - oonno 70 gro.
/ stale after . certain time. espec'a.iy !
one has q so a. -
flight Of months can no. Ioo = ~
nancy. RnawinR ~ Ms vas. -,
; 70 pass that the young ms~ %sassorol
n solitary, IN nls ~.- oc,oher Ate,
9 In Lonaon ono k,oo ~.ch N. los
noon found nimsen ~ ~ saa.;rnor tou,
h where % go next - ss.,rr !
q ing he was heartily
America was NOT 20 ~ ".s~ ~
he glanced ioiy oses 80 1870.
4 Daily telegraph - ~ .h-aw rim
$ certain advertisement $500 dr..u
sell oack IN a. "a saias half alous
ny into .ne :. ..,s -. ~,oveltv. An
e why no's
= : ~. sollovin
q The early ai,ernoon - 49, ~,
day found the american ..a,;or !,
le : train AZ ? ii.tle ~.ys .ss.rmssh
d Kent ne looked ra'n 1879 ~
4, In = long ulster ou.s ~s.s,,or.msst,
his throat ~ s..c,sr,Iv q 4
g eue' $1,000 ana inquired Il
n stranger ca%e lNa,. y ssr.downes-
y way 70 'ne =. 800 m.no
"Ifyou were sApe' -. y ~ ! "a
2 Sir" ne saio. 'ns
OF riage here presen'y -..oa =
BE I'm not oxpec.eo, ~
x STAGE, and IA mucn r.'ne' ".
'r- He was informed Is 70 'ne ~1 y
IS started on at . swinging gait ne g
on cred the four miles In less thar az no. Z.
n and duly presented himself :. 1ns i
Cd gloomy pile Of gray stone .nas ~
home q NJ - ~ .amitt,
IN opened the LOOT smlrkcu .sm.rrs
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lA0NHlAENl
christmas eve
b al was in
progress at
Colo mel Van
Arnan's. TWAS
easy for the be-
holder TO accept
IS genuine the
10 8 extrav-
agant pop u
lar estimates Of
the Colonel's
wealth. while
1ookin0 at the
splendor Of the
scene. Within
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THE consciousness Of duty properly
performed Is tho only real basis o. Dap.
pinesS Let u lay the foundation oooi
viii add the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RulC.
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THE truc Christian Is like b sun.
which pursucs his noisciess track ,na
everywhere leaves the eject 9
beams in blessing upon tho wofio
around him--Luthcr.
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D: Night when Christ sas born"
AZ tho last wonderful notcs--that
same II nat WAS among them-wcnt ed
dyirg forth. tho singer left the piano
and came 70 the window. AZ be stood
there for an instant the watchers below
saw . tall young man whose pale q
looked wan and emaciated In tho mood
OF moonlight leaning against the case
ment. And at that instant one OF the
American Beauties dropped her tiny
skates 70 the ground with . c~latters
aasping out: "Eustace! Eustace!'
The game-kceper leaned over the sill
and peered down It the faces below.
Then he Strengthened himself up and
closed the window with : bang.
Lord S~andsdowne. who - THAR
demanded . certain American Beauty.
! rushing impetuously up 70 the Marquis.
| who was looking rather dazed. with Ms
cousin Edith on his arm
That's my keeper, John Brett ne
responded. stupidity. "What-
But the American Beauty's mamma
grabbed her by the arm and led her
away. Her father assisted In the
process. whistiing . popular American
ditty the while in an distracted sort Of
way. You little ninny," a~dmonished
the American Bcauty's mamma, - she
led her b6f-fainting offspring on
toward the manor. do you want TO ruin
yonr chances with the Marquis?"
CHAPTER III
The Marquis OF Sansdowne vas seated
in his library the following morning
smoking q very democratic short sial
pipe, when his assistant game-keepe'
entered. The young man was ver'
pale. He wore his long ulster and car
ried q valise in Eis hand Your lord
ship" he said, II wish TO resign
am going away At once
For answer the Marquis arose
rrasped both his visitors hands locke
him straight in the eyes and emitted
leonine roar Of laughter. Then he q
ruptly left the room.
In about ten seconds Mildred W
Arman entered. looking very stern ou
|. with her hazel eyes a-twinkle-
: Five minutes later Eustace bad tol
her OF his overhearing the fatal word
; that proved 70 him her inconstanc.
[ When her laughter had subsidized 81
I calculated with much difficulty: y
2 YOU prince OF all stupids! when &c
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NAN without religion - q creature !.
circumstance Religion y above 80
circumstanoss and viii lift hin ~
above them
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Mr.. Roundtop-why do they call u
Christmas-tide, Portly?
Mr. Portly-Because theirs are %
many weddings, perhaps Christmas
tied. See?
thought IL was because 90 many were
irving TO tide over it--Siftings~
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