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Yhe Prospects for tlle Home for 18aS.

The excellent stories, for which The Home is noted, vii be continued; the Fashion and Fancy Work departments Us will be kept up to g high standard, Kate Sanbone will continue her bright "OH-Hand Talks" and every one of its numerous Departments will be increas- ed and made brighter.
 Take Notiee.-You are given choice of one of the following articles and the rome for 3 months for only l5c, Lord Ieslie's Daughter by Charlotte NJ Braeme, Book of so pages of Ch1ochet- ing and Knitting, or Stamping Outfit of 66 patterns, many large designs, in- eluding centerpieces, doiIies etc. Illus, trated premium list or our outfit for tcanvasaing free
 THE HOME PUB. CO.,, III Milk St., Boston, Mass.
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$S<5,O()O s

in actual cash is offered to the sub. scribers of the Weekly Conner ciaI-A ppeal. Every one sending soc for a years subscription 10 the Commcrciai-Appeal will be allow ed a guess or the number of bales of cotton received in M Memphis from Sept l, 1897, to April I5, 1898. The first correct or nearest correct guess will get, if tho guess is re- oGivcd in January, $2,5G6; fl in February, Sl l,500; ;t Ii, March, 350G; the second correct OF nearest cor rect guess will get, f received in January, $500; if in February, $500; If in March, 8250; inc third correct or nearest correct guess will. get, if it is received in Jam. ary, S LOCO; i'm February, $5G0, if in March, S1C0 This contest closes on March 3i, but the guess is on the number ot bales of cotton received in N emphis from Septem- bcr l, 1897, to April l5, 1898. In those months in '95 and '96 the number received WAS 407, 2G0; be- tween that time in '9G and '97, 54Z.- 244 bales were received. This will help you forn an estimate on your gness. The first three prizes make an ag9re gate amount actually offer de oi S5.000 in cash.
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FRISCO LINE. St. Louis < San Francisco R. Ro

Phe most direct through car route to points in Southwest, Mis- souri, southero Kans;s, Arkansas, Indian Territory and Texas.
 Pbe most direct route to St. Louis and inc Fast Double daily ves'iha'ei trains. Free reclining chair eag; observation and drawing room s!eepers, Harvey dining haiIs. Ask }onr nearest ticket agent fer .aIl particulars, or write GO, f Nicholson, GaH'l Pass, ! gt. S5 Louis, Mo.
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-oHN I. WoRinINGToN, Register.
LAND OFFICE Ar HARRISON, , RK.
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J.00 Reward.

will pay $5 co for Information leading to the arrest and convIc- ton of any person guilty of in~ jurying the telephone wire, by cutting it. falling trees on it, or breaking the insulators.
 CHAs. NJ. MoRRIs. Jan. 12, 1897. Manager.
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Try Electric Eitlafs as e~remedv f your trouA'- alis3spa. Am Nsfult tie nc sad cet peculiarly adapted As.s be, rorna.i oure of all female compAevs..t h ,a1;.c wonderful direct infutSsia, ,..a.t strength and tone to the or ! i,. If you have loss of appetite,
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To Care d Gold in One Bay.

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tab lets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land 0flce tt Harrison, Ark,
 Dee. z9, lNj7. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, aud that sald proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk of carroll county at Berryyile. Ark. on Feb. F. Is9S viz John " Bartlett II F. No, l5s7s for the Ne14, Nel5, 2l, NJ kw44, Se}4 SWil See. 22, ' 2l, t g ". II names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and CT tiyaton of said land, viz: V ( Rhodes, Seth il Riley john Butler, and Washington Newman, all of 0ak Grove, Ark.
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The intetsE.bsEs 1F ,fIEB SKIN.
 93ns lo eelanAnse .1 itching and snaftirg inel a'sehses oi r, 1h a, tetter, salt rheam ana otial %@EPlyiaS tn11IA9o s',in is l. .ao5yy allayad by n.5e1sLt T., ma1S S}mherlains 5.,a and Skin ts.t.1,'@3'sN Ia 1aay very bed nave been Gt.s.,, ,i. : iot 'e,'' ipged hg it i3 equally L 'o' c so,e m!pP mp iug piies n Favor fa rem. For .'1s s,s ., . q, -, fpi1s ehis Aao4s ehii S1oA' 1e ant ct'raf5o aafc rves T<vI,t. s'ag.s Gd ist> 1t -s ees ratt. ar ,als hat l ss3rseh so,.-,:<s.., ' s...,s bav tion. 3G. oseeJ pt.,., n1;.
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4 ASIAD D lrubte0ftilv d active gentle " er 8'iies 10 travel for Ter rereihc, cstab-
 he'd house in Ark ansas Molt44iy S61. .0U and pence Enclose seli-sGdri seeu stamped ye'ole, The Dominion Company Dept. W. icago.
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Jona l. WoRTHiSGroH, Register
Land office at Harrison Ark,

j an. ZJ iS3S. Notice is hereby giqen that the following nam- ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support ot his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Regis- ter and Receiver at Il arisen .hrk, on Mar. l9, 1898 viz Daniel c MattoX Fl | No lSi33 for the Sel4SWl4, VIZ se1., See z7 and Neh twl4 See 34. Ip 2I V. K. - "
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation otssaid land, viz: C, J. Iaavis. ". r, Davis, Grant Blevins and Thomas Bievins all 0t Dem yer, Ark,
 JOIN l. WoRi nlNGToN, Register.
 LAND OFFICE Ar HARRISON, , RK.
 Jan. ! 1898. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of lis intention make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Harrison. Ark or Mar ,, ls!fS viz: Eli Carpenter Il k. No. l6l9l for the SW, Sw, Sec. ,, 'Ep 70, \ k 22 N.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz; John Avery, " II Carpen-. ter John. .O' Neal and Frank Clemens all of Denver Ark.
 JoHN L WoHTnIXGToN, Register
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Ex-Governor Osborn of Kansas di ed
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New-York tribune., 1898-12-10
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

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TRUTH AND ERROR. OR. TIE SCIENCE OF IN
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Hill i2ro. Up. 3l9 philadelphia; y J. Rowland
SOUTH LONDON Ry si- Walter nesant. svo. Pr. $50
Crrcder'ck A. Stokes Company
PALEFAcE ANp REpskIN. AND o,hsr stories m f2r
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THE PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY. By Herbert spencer.
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THE ADVENTURE OF LADY URSULA. \ Comedy in
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THE ITTlE 5H MlNIsTEH D a ~ Il R%..a ns5n M"na'
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WORTH AND BROWNING Edited. with Introduc-
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Money and Bimetallism.

A Study Of the Uses and Operations Of Money and
Credit With CnteaI Analysis OF the Theories o.
Bime,alism and Study OF Symmetallism and tne
Tabular Standard OF Value. By Henry A. Ml'sN
l2no, Sl25
New-York tribune., 1898-12-10

The Century Company has done ample Justice
In its folio edition to the drawings made by the
brothers George. Frederick and Louis Rhead.
for The Pilgrims Progress" These drawings,
a. we have stated more than once in The Trib-
une are notable for imaginative quality and
technical excellence We see now how ad-
uirably they were calculated for reproduction
or a diminished scale They are, indeed. moro
effective than III their original form. The re-
auction so!tens the lines. and in some vague
way pulls together the designs. making the
latter more homogeneous than We had thought
them before The brown ink employed gives
quiet but rich tone to the illustrations. This Is
the case In regard TO the l-page designs and
also in respect TO the decorative borders. Tho
harmony between both pictures and floral orna-
mentation is striking. and they are exactly
1tted by the type selected In short. as we turn
the pages OF this handsome volume we are
struck first and last. with the unity oe the
work Designing their pictorial and decorative
accompaniment In the very spirit Of their
thor and remembering always the exigences OF
the printed page. the artists have made their
edition OF Bunyan tbs ideal one for the sympa-
,hetic render our only adverse critscism would
he directed at the cover. which is crude in It's
coJors and u.s. Furthermore. In its pictorial char
acter. unworthy Of the dignity OF the publca-
ton. Simple lettering stamped upon plain
ground would have been preferable
New-York tribune., 1898-12-10
Original, Instructive, Fascinating.

The original edition published BY the Government w@s ar TOO
limited Thousands thousands OF appcsons hsd &c &c re-
fused ltwe intention originally publish uTther edi,
Of Unprecedented demand Mr. Rhardon who
had charge Of the work. decided that further but limited EDITION
ought be madc. He has accordingly appointed COMMITTEE On
Distribution 10 fll applications.
The Hon Ansvorth r. SpoFord OF the Congressional L'ofary
has accepted position OF General Secretary OF The Commute
appointed distribute th. vork.
There TEN vores CT about 700 pages eaca
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
GRIM E.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-The officers quar-
ters al Fort RUSSELL near here. were
destroyed by an incendiary fire. Lieut..
4. c. Landon, Eighth infantry, lost all
OF his personal effects.
Muncie, Ind.-John Bailey. q farm
er, was shot ana killed at his home
near here by Mrs. Black, who accused
him Of having assaulted her.
Elyria, Ohio.-An incendiary fire de-
stroyed several livery barns and the
Troy steam laundry and damaged the
Reublin Touring mill.
Cleveland, GA man apparently 60
or % years of age, who registered at
the Jefferson hotel as John Jones,
Boston, Mass, was found dead in his
room, having swallowed poison.
Spokane, Wash.-The mayor has is
sued proclamation enrolling all per-
sons over Il years of age special con-
stables to assist in arresting the rob
bers who have been active lately.
Toledo, O.-Wiliam Beck, a Lake
shore emplOye, was arrested for sys-
tematie stealing from express cars. He
confessed.
Livingston, ky.-John and Clayton
Matthews were killed by John Mead
Ows. a school teacher. Thomas Pagan.
the most important witness of the
crime, was found dead in his store.
Lexington, Ky.-Phoebe Dobbs COM
mitted suicide with morphine. because
her old lover discovered that she had
soldier lover. She was one of tha
largest women in Lexington, weigh
ing 800 pounds.
Louisville, Ky.-The wife of Henry
WehmhOff, treasurer or the Louisville
Jockey Club, and one of the hest
known turfmen in the SOUTH has sued
him for divorce, alleging desertion
and infidelity. She asks heavy ali
mony, and alleges that he is worth
100000
New Orleans, La.-Frank 3. Leefe,
convicted with ]. N. Wolfson of wreck
ing the Union National bank. died in
the parish prison.
brownsville, Ga.-Dr. ]. G. Hopkins
shot and killed X. II. Evans, a mer-
chant, when refused credit at the lat
ter's store.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
CASUALTIES.

Savannah, Ga.-Private Sherman
Cunningham of company NJ, Ninth IL
linOis was accidentally shot and al
most instantly killed by Private Reu-
ben NJ. Benham OF company l. OF the
same regiment
St. Louis, MCMILLAN F. Mink, a
machinist. was fatally injured by a
brick which fell from a building he
was passing.
Green Garden, Ill.-John ROsen-
brooke. a young farmer, was caught in
a cornstalk cutter and killed.
Waterloo, Iowa-C. o. Ellis is dead
as the result of an accidental gunshot
wound received while hunting.
Little River, Kas.-Fire destroyed
every building on the west side OF
Main street. including eighteen houses
and a hotel.
Oil City, Pa.-By the explosion of a
new boiler at the Oil City boiler works
two men were killed and two fatally
injured.
Joplin, NO.-Osa Woodward and John
Martin. working at the Chicago Con-
solidated mine, were instantly killed
by falling powders.
Washington. Iowa-Upon returning
from q football game Paul the 14-year-
old son of Captain Blair, was run over
by a street car and his body mangled.
Death was instantaneous.
Minneapolis-Fire destroyed the
plant OF the Hennepin Cooperative
Barrel company, causing loss of about
$4,000. The cooperative carried in
surance on buildings. stock and ma
chinery to the amount of S20.40C.
CollingwoOd, Ont.-The passenger
steamer Pacific. owned by the Great
Northern Transit company. was burn
ed at the Grand Trunk wharves here.
The Pacific was valued at $4,000 and
insured for $4,000.
Ottawa, Ill.-An early train on the
Rock Island ran down and instantly
killed Timothy Collens of Mendoza. He
has relatives in Chicago.
MiddlesborO, Ky.-There was dis
astrous fire on Shrewsbury avenue.
Thirteen houses were burned and six
teen families are out.
Ottawa, Ill.-Timothy Callens, a
farmer of Mendoza. was killed by a
Rock Island train here.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
THE TRADE REVIEW.
Election Week Did Not Diminish TIE
NnflrynR nF Bns

Election Week Did Not Diminish the
Volume of Business.
f. G. Dun < Co.'S weekly review OF
trade says:
Not even the election has disturb
ed business or industries on the finan-
cial side this week The volume OF
business through clearing houses is 50
per cent larger than last year ana Ia
per cent larger than in 1892. Neither
the volume of business nor the value
of manufactured products diminishes.
Cotton is again at the lowest point
ever known-5.S1 cents for spot-while
Nj. Neill estimates the crop Of IL
100000 bales, besides large stocks
brought over here and abroad.
Failures for the week have been
49, in the United States. against 276
last year, and rs in Canada, against
80 last ear"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
70 IMPRESS The POWERS.
Object CT Great Britain's Naval
Demonstration.
WAR WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE.
Menaces OF the Future Fully Realized
by the Government of the Island
Empire-Issue Now Rests with Russia
and France.

The British naval authorities at
Port Royal. the naval headquarters
here, express the opinion that the or
der for the mobilization OF the British
North American and West Indian
squadron forms part of u grand. COM
prehensive scheme for a naval demon
stration on the Pacific and Atlantic. in
tended to indicate Great Britain s
readiness to face any and all possible
hostile developments. Great Britain. it
is said. fully realizes the menaces of
the future and would as soon accept
war now with France or Russia. or
both, and the proposed demonstration
indicates that the issue rests with
these powers.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
4 Royal Welcome.

Sauntering Shafter-Lady. would
you be willing to assist an American
soldier dat stormed two Spanish bat
teries at Santiago, received four bull
lets into his body, captured six Span
ish flags and ten prisoners and planted
de glorious Stars and Stripes right on
top NV de MORO Castle itself? Mrs.
Farmer (enthusiastically)-Why. GER
tainly | would. Ii you viii saw two
cords Of wood, draw me four pals OF
water. bring us six hOds OF coal and
NOW 1G acres of blackberry bushes
will give you some crackers and milk,
you noble fellow. you.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
FOREIGN.

Manila, Philippine Islands-It is re-
ported here the priests are instigating
a faction to support Artachio, a bitter
opponent of Aguinaldo.
Parls-Gen. Renouard, chief of the
general staff, has been removed and
VIII be replaced by Gen. Brault.
Rome-It is understood that the cab
met has decided to reduce the duty
on wheat francs, owing to the high
price of bread.
LOndon-Rev. DR.. Thomas Nettle-
ship Staley, bishop of Honolulu from
1861 to 1870, is dead. He visited the
United States in 1865.
Henley, England-The coroner's jury
in the case OF Harold Frederic. the
writer, reported that further evidence
is necessary before they can reach a
verdict.
London.-Dr. Nancy Guilford. want
ed for murder, will sail for New York
NOV. II in custody of Detective CrOnan
OF the Bridgeport. Conn, police.
st. Petersburg.-Polonski, the cele-
brated Russian poet, is dead.
London.-General Sir Edward Luz
gard, former under-secretary Of state
for war, is deaG. He served in the
Afghan and Sikh wars. the Punja5
campaign in 1S4S and the Persian war
of 1856. He was in his seth year.
Jerusalem-The emperor and en-
press of Germany have abandoned
1,o,, -,
ropean complications.
GiDraltar.-The British channel
squadron has east anchor off this port.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
ELEVEN MEN KILLED,
NeT Wonderland building at Detroit,
Mich, Goes to Pieces.

Mich. Goes to Pieces.
TIE new Wonderland building q De-
troll, Mich, collapsed Nov. ,. Eleven
men We're killed. as follows: August
Sallach, laborer:: George w. White.
timer; Theodore Mertens. laborer:
Martin Shafer, painter; Cornelius Me
AKRON. lather: James Gegerschke. Ia
bOrer; August JanuschOwski. laborer:
John Creszelski. laborer; Peter Pfeitie
carpenter: Frank Wolf. timer: AJAX
Pott. timer.
III addition to those known TO be
dead there are still missing Fred Mil
Ter, Charles Mielke and o. Mullin.
All the injured al the hospitals are
reported as improving excepting Ed
ward Fischer. who is expected TO die
\ mass meeting of representative citi-
zens was held in the mayors Office
and more than $1,000 was subscribed
for the relief of the families of those
who were killed. The loss on the prop
erty has been estimated. 1t is be
lieved that S102 .O00 will entirely cover
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
VALUABLE RECORDS LOST.
Serious Fire in the Capitol Building
at Washington.

An explosion of gas in the basement
OF the capitol building at Washington
completely wrecked the supreme court
room and the room adjoining, and
many valuable books OF the congress
sional law library were destroyed. This
library contained $4,000 volumes and
its value was placed at 81 ,000,0 600.
Many of the volumes were destroyed
ter poured into the place by the fire
men. The loss cannot be estimated
until the remaining books are exam
ined. 1t is not known whether the rar-
est and most valuable books, which
cannot be replaced. are lost.