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THE HEWS OF MISSOURI
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Natty Pony Ccat.
A Jaunty )lttli coat In the polo or
ff-ony stjle. This smart little afTa!.
Is of t)i ack typo ami reiuhe a 111
tie below the waistline. It has a
short slated ff iTt that marks
cross between the empire nd the
box roat. No prettier atyle could he
be fferted hy every young woman
ami those of doubtful age can easily
have a little of the uncertainty re
moved In their favor by adopting thla
natty Jacket. While, the long redin
Rote or princes coat, aa it also la
failed, la worn a great deal and la
an undoubted fashion favorite, still
the Ion; coat has been with ua for so
many seasons paat that It la pleas
ing relief to awing In the opposite
direction to the extremely ahort polo
-oat. Thla atyle will be evident In
loth cloth and linen tailored aulta the
omlr.g apring and aummer.
Carried out In linen, the poriy coat
would be exceedingly effective and
rot difficult to achieve If one baa a
knack for home dressmaking. Cor
rect lines,, of course, sre sn Important
feature of a Jacket of thla nature and
unlcs one la a (renins at cutting it
were bent to procure a reliable pat
tern before attempting the pony coat.
For be It known, this la one of the
style that, as one of the fatr maid
puts It, "la all rleht or all wrong'
Its actual making la simnie enouph,
I nt the cut must be perfection, else
all semblance of nnsrtr.en Is !ot.
In whl'e sl I'.le-nne. either plain.
strip.il or checked, a J.eunty little suit
made wl:h 'n or pony Jurket and
inkle skirt mould be exceedinsly ef-f.-etlve.
lilatk velvet collar"! an l cuffs
and blue k velvet rever mould add
considerably to a charming toilet ol
this nature.
Squirrel Fur Ornamentation.
Squirrel Is dyed to Imitate ?v
marvel many of the more expensive
Ie!t, and of those the sah'cd squirrel
as the l.rm n dye that reproduces the
colorings, and, to a larpe extent, the
effect of Imperial Russian sable t
termed Is easily the ldr. In one
smart little example the blouse U
ftted at the bark and sided, and only
In the very center of the front is any
saKK'ng eir bleiuslnes e-rmlt'ed to ap-pe-ar.
A smart little ba-qutne, very
full and deeply Indented. Is pieced on
beneath a bl k Velvet ribbon be lt, a
te-rl!ng silver clasp catching It In the
front. The sle-eve is e plain tailored
pattern, mlth scant but sufficient ful
liess at the top. li;!i the muff en
suite Ik erne erf those- flat pom h shaped
pattern tbat a:e presented entirely
devoid tf tnmmli.g or eif trimming . f-fe-rts.
A fat r.eck fitiSh prevails
upon the coat, am) the little sratf of
ermine makes a be-romim contrast
"Whit" Summer Likely.
It looks a liMie as if an. "iher mhite
stunner were in prospect. Women
have found white siirh attractive mear.
iv bieotnlnif. fresh, so altogether
charming and so much inure sattsfac
(or) In Its staving qualities than (he
rainbow rolirs that tiny mill scarcely
be ml. ling te se-e Its stipremae y con
tested, pinks, lil t-. jrre-ens and all
the echer shades snl gra'laflors of
shades are beautiful, btst the sun faile a
them all. some wore evieirsiy than e.'li-
r. the tub ruins others and the rain
eie-Ktreus the rest, sei that fur a'l
areiund mear and tear mhite. unfad
able, unalterable and alt.u;o:her Im
maculate, Is the uieitlev" "the only
wear."
Light Weight Costume.
For S'le'et me'ier light weight cloth
ci!;tiiiue-a a favorite nnd li'nds l!se-lf
in i t giacifully to the supple fob)
now set highly In Vogue tWo'r-e of
faaliloll Well resile the peculiar
charm of soft, beautiful line's, mblch
arcoiinta somewhat for the t.opu!rily
.f the chiffon velvet and llcht-welghl
cloth which so easily assuu.e's thla
I'ffiCt.
Ile-nrletta cloth Is not an expensive
fabric, but lends Its. !f beaut if nil) to
thee draped effect seen lu the major
ity of bun. Until." models. This cloth
can be obtained In a variety .,f !
ct shade and hainUome afte'i noon
and evening gowns are w.iike-d up in
It In com! diiu'lon with libbon and
lace.
Elegant Waist of Lac.
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A barvlxome blouse of lace appliqued
mlth heavy guipure bordered with
plaittiiKs of vali ntie nnea lace. The
little waistcoat Is t mhioliie-red mull
fold.
Materia1 for Undergarment.
All sen la of st.i i r mate rials are usvl
for (he uiide-rganiii ills fine linens.
China and India silks, wash silks.
PBln.iiiks ami allovvr Ue-es. Tim
Ii liuiiitiiKi Wbl. h are stilt ele-iiiand. d
ky many caisliit tf otij known a
r!ty of embroidery and lace, with the
novelty of havy sons, C'luny, Irish,
Kusstsn. fur example. The China
silks are always popular mlth tunny,
fur Ih.'y certainly have an individual
beauty of line and she-ernes which is
appealing. With cleaning prepresses
ln.s(ead of washing In the usual meth
ods they may keep their luster until
they are worn out and this preference
is shorn n not only by the Wearing of
creams and white, but in pastela and
even mrtre pronounced tlnta. The
colored lingerie will, however, always
be looked upon by the main an of good
tatete aa a questionable addition to her
outfit. N
Coat for a Littl Girl
' Coat (f pray cloth for little p!rl. It
1 1 in empire form and Is trimmetl mlth
j a braid or embroidery to match. The
wide collar and turnover cuffs are of
I green velvet, bordered with the trim
ming.
Separate Waists.
The new separate waists are made
of mull. lace, chiffon, silk, liberty sat
in or anything else which you may be
hie; to discover on the market. The
Ide-a serins to be that anything mhlrh
mill make up eff.cively Is available
and that with laee trimming or In
serta of fine embroidery exce-Hent r-
ults are to be achieved. Tl"'re Is
comparatively little e haute In the
! n ar.ner in which these waists are
made. The sleeve s are gvnerally
! small and elbow length, there 's !e'"s
fullnt-ss than was t how n las: se-ason
' and the yirdle is deeper In the bark
and make 1. .s cf n dip In front
' These are minor de (;!, however, and
j are mote or le-s a matter of taste.
j For the Afternoon.
j A smart afterren fnx k is of French
lehaliie and bis bunds of contrasting
j colored sl!k with tiny rbemisette and
ttt'.Se rle e.f Ab ni en luce- Ti e waist is
; laid In plaits over a fired lining and
'; rli- In the bai k. The skirt is a
J plaited model in fifteen gores, mlth
i applied folds of the material piped
with silk at the '!. The medium
i size of this entire cosiuuie mill re
! quire twelve vari! eif thirty s'x Inch
! male list, two vanlseif tw-ni)-ne loch
lik sud one yard eif allovvr luci.
For th Little Girl.
j The Jlalte-d mode have attained;
great favor for little ylrln, because of
j lhe-lr bee-omlugne s and tjle Cine
'. wan nt tractive'!) el. v lope d tn blue auJ
grrcn che'eke'd mulialr. A lining sup
port the plaited blouse walsl and
skill. The bishop siee ve Is finlsherd
by a sti sight cuff CieMips of butlona
on the fnmt of mnlst are the on'y
er nam en tat Ion mede-d.
A broad whi e llii.-n co'lar and black
l k .tie s'.vc a smart completion to
the dr- . The me-dlum '.e reejulies
lour and euie. e lgb'.h ards of forty
tour lurll mate llal.
Evening Footwear.
Colored bather, also tmnire and
guide n slieH-a. are fashionable for eve n
ing wear, as nr.- the natrow gedd and
wb'.te and black and. white striped
shoes. tmlii shoe are le-s worn,
thoniih still ' popular for vnuttg ;lils.
with simple opeiiwotk siik and eui
tuolit. re t stiM'klugs lo n.a'c h. Mar y
of the n m. M i veiling stocking, how
ever, are pinch elaborated mi:h real
la. e In.-t nutaiions on the Instep:
eti:e r ale i-XejuUitely etui lolde red by
bsnd.
Charming Tea Gown.
A charming le-len for a levcowu
was deve lopeel In pink chiffon taftcta,
a materia! that b uds It.-. If to sofl
giai'e tul folds. A larye Collar made of
the material tue ked, and bands eif In
s.rtinu. adds to tl.o Bliractlve-itcsa of
the mode, llvtrs fullness Is given in
front by narrow lurJa laid In the up
per part.
A mutlesu i flee t Is given In Ihe
back by a rlbUm girdle thai slip
under the plait tvlng lu front. The
sleeves may Iw In long, flowing si vie.
titmnied with lace or gathered Into a
band. A high standing collar is pro
vided If Ihe low lieck la Hot desired
Veille. cie; ele chine, pongee, sr. t
China silk, a melt aa the mayhablo
materials, cull all be Usee!.
Fricasseed Sweetbread.
Cut tin in lu small pte'ccee, flour and
fiy In nulled butler. When well
hi-iiwr.td 1 fur eiver them a cupful of
highly s. asoiied b.t I -ii) ; stew
teeiitly the e.lhieds imtil ih.-v are,
tender, add a little browned ssu.e to
tlitlk.lt, Sielue IllllrbitVolll Cataup ti
flavor, ft inubitH.iii 11, ay be cooked
w''h the swee (bnada, W bit li
la pri.i, Iteiu.
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TO ELIMINATE "AX DODGING, j
Governor Folk Has a Plan That H '
Believes Would Be Effective. I
ST. 1.0CIS. t.overnor Folk gave)
and Interview which. In a nie.-isnre. j
ijiiiilifie bi Interview of Tuesday em
personal taxes. Covernor Folk' posl
tiem Is that the levenue'of the state
from otler source is tuffielenl for
the needs of the state without the
money derived from the lar.atlon of
personal property, while many locall
tie do need ue:h taxation. Under
the existing law the local authorilie
ire required to tax sueh proiertr at
the same value as for state purposes.
In many localities, the governor con
tends, this work a hardship on prop
erty owner. If the state tax Is abol
ished It will leave the cities and coun
tie In a position to derive as much
or little revenue from this ource
for local purpose as the local au
thorities may require.
By permitting each locality to tax
personal proierty for local purport
tax dodging, the governor argues, will
be practically eliminated, as every
person In the community would then
have a direct Interest and se to it
that no person concealed his property
possessions. With assessment mere
ly for local purpose prosecutions for
perjury, the governor states would
more likely follow false returns than
under the prt-M-nt system, for the evi
dence could then be more easily ob
tained. GET SOME OILY JOBS.
Covernor Folk Appoints Several Coal
Oil Inspectors.
JEFFERSON CITY. flovernor Folk
has announced the follow ins appoint-
j ments :
M. P. Finlay. of I-emar. coal oil in
spector of Haruiu county, for a term
of two years.
t: Marlntt. coal oil lns'V(rtcr 1
for the city of Mouett, for a term of! PARKVII.l.n. MO. - The funeral
two vears jservitvs of 1 H. Warner, the Park
A.' A. liulett. coal oil lnsiector of ' '-U J"5'"' ho rescued Mis, Kate
Webb Citv for a tenn of two years. ! Cralb r"d di'"' hl!? i"in pr
W II. I.urte. eif Marshall, coal oil ! hj IJ 1 ha- '- -" reports cast
Ins.icctor for the county of Saline, for j mr,r 1U that the first on his at-
a term of two -ear. ! lo MV' ,f"" r'rI'8 ,ife" U" "
Edwin p Maffman.of CaruthersMHe'f nJidatc for the cosjkI university
recorder of deeds for P. miscot county. and " P unJ,r ' ' h
i Assessor to Meet in Jeffeeson City.
I MEXICO. MO The state associa
tion of county assessors In sessiem
her.. Km. rf..eld..l t.i hhl their next
'meeting in Jefdrsem City some time
i during the session e.f the next general
I cmt.lv The -e,.,(..,rv ,t si .1 e
j John K mancer, nnd the state audi
j (nr. Willir.tu W. Wilde-r, sre lu at
. liT'l.ime and will ndlres-e the setii-i-ly.
Tie new officers ch-cted for the
coming ji-.ir are: Piejident, C. F.
' Pori'T of Osage county: vice presi
dent, R ii fit Jackson. Aiidrian; secre
itary, J. C. Marrtue's. I.iv b-ttc ceiunty.
; and J. E- C.arnian of Ceile county.
; treasurer.
Dead Man I Still Dead.
PPRINOFIEU. MO N. O. Tale,
who call himself a ellvlnt he'Kie-r, at
te niite d tel restore life i ihe eb ad
jteody e'f 8 8 Willard. mho ma'
Ismolbered in sewer c.ivein. but af
ter placing for niote than an hour ,
the fi lends e'f the ..-.id ir.n ej.'cted
him fremi the rvx'tti
Wtliard was kille-d Tue. day and ,
the funeral was set for Thursdar af j
teines.n. An hour b. fme the fune ral
Tate si pe -a reel srnl roi!iiiienc.d to '
prav. Mr WlHiird stmxl Ivesble lb"!
ce.ffln fllie'd with hope. Finally Ih '
allege-.t beabr mas p"il out and the"
funeral pioo-ede.l
Hardin President Rene Leaae.
MEXICO. MO Tr. .f t. A Iv k4 has
.ild bis liiteii'St In thee furnishing of
llanlin Ke-nuile coll.i'.e of this cltv
to J W. Million, the present head eif
the Inst it ut tern, to take rffe-ct at the
! rlewe of this seiuie.l car, June 1.
Freside nt MiiMe.ii has entered Into
a nim base of the colli se from the
Nvsrd fe.r a tint of five vests fivun
n.-xt Juue, wbeu the pieseul b ase
expire.
Everybody Hunt Wolve In Kingsvill.
KIN(.; ll.l i:. MO. -- TD Ciay
wolves, twev f.exes and numci nvm
Siiueller Bliimal.i mere captured he're
In a mo'.f drive ceeverlr.i? seven miles.
All b'lsine-s mas suspended f.ir the
! roundup, a mile from town. Five
bundled tne n. si hool childrt n and
Weillle n atte nded.
Cited Before ttv Board.
WAKRKXSUl'Kii lr. M. p Phv
and Pr. N. J. Halns ef Kneebnevsier
have been cited In -for Ihe state
board for issuing too tvuuy whisky
preitcrl; tlon.
Killed by Wabash Train.
PFWITT. MO Wabash train Kev 7
struck aeul klile-.l J. J. Veaich. a far
mer living noith of heie a be mas'
malkluK on the track.
St. Lee Stabber Caught.
FT. l.ol'l -- John liia.lv. a waiter.
ma art'vstiJ and KlentlfieJ a tb!i s Tmrlve inilrs cast of fcer itil
"sliihl.. r." mho i(.reJ terror im.mi siih suddra d.'ath while mr.h rber
moikiuK niii.n here d'uii, Ihe pa-t nrn cuttint d.-mn a Ui:e liv eshit-h
four weeks. Four v lei Inn have lit ntl j b.t nine l.sts.d, la Irving to yrl It
fled I'.iady. down Msvtoii m , caught vnd.r it nd
'-- crushed to ei.xvriv He ws st-out IJ
A Missouri O.e at tl Year. v e , , ,
! t .d. K.VttiV a m :ttt ud -vefl
CI, Mir.NCH MO-Jed S Puiiort. .n.JI V.il.li. n
t ve-iti old. l:el la s-betbv v its -. 1-,.
Inft lived In this county iii,.t t.f l Ct Nturt Cs.
tln.e. S"l.iu.' fvsei ef liak. ile 1 P ' "'' '- i O - IVe! ( as 1
the ol i. sl le.st liviu.4 la U.!e i-...i..!v ' lv.i.d via ln InJtt, tu u.avia.tou
li'j Is . 1 1 ; I. '.:.( Jj cel.;.
FOR REVENUE LAWS' REVISION,
Governor Folk Appoints Tr ef th
Seven Commissioner.
JKFFEHfSON CITY. tl'derrnT F'.lk
bus snnounr d the i,nut- of the tl.r-
member iif (be t omml!en to l
vie the revenue law ,f Mie'Hiurl.
Thry are Frederick N. Jden, sn at
torney. nd F. M. Crunden, city li
brarian, of St. !ouls. snl Dr. Insdor
Lo b, ptei(r-mrr e.f pUtifl s' inre 'j1
law In the sUte Ubixrsity at Coi la
bia. The governor will appoint foejr o ti
er members of this ximrolkn, which
will make seven tn all. They ere to
serve wlthotit compensation, and are
to report the result of their labor
mlth recommendst ions to tie next
legislature. The principal purpose, of
this cimmission will be to eliminate
personal property from taxation for
state purpose and leave it to local
option.
ASK CHIEF KIELV TO RESIGN.
No Reason Given for the St. Louis
Police Board's Action.
ST. IjOI IS The resignation of the
chief of police. Mr. Kiely, has been
requested by the board of police com
missioners, but he refuses to accede
to the request. Chief Kiely said that
be bad mritten the o!ice board, re
fusing to retina and demanding a
! trial, rending the trial, the police
jtiard p-jsnded Chbf Kiely and di
j reeled Night Chie f Callaspy to act
!:is chief and Ijeuienent Wilson tem-
! cran;y
to Ed m acting night
t., j.
I The reasons for th request rf
C"ti f Kie ley' resignation are to'
made publK
FUNERAL OF A HERO.
i Body ef L. H. Wagner Will Be Sent
to Pennsylvania for Burial.
pleibtery next week.
Corstab'e Sues for Slander.
SEDAUV MO J H. Cbar.ey, con-
i e e,i jeeoana ir.ssM.ip fia ni'I
'u,t ,n r" ""y cir"'f "rt
j ca,n- J S P.rnncm-n. ow ner and
i I'b!lsb. r of t be p. d..l ,a Morr, nc Ca le
. t'.'il. fe.r fti"'t for siU red slander.
; Tbe action was l a. i e,n ihe Capital a
1 critii i.-m e.f ConMMi !e fianeya cn
idnct of bis office, if U in- fill, pt-d
that he bns T in i:p nnn"ce.3ry costs
in tirt , Ion ef t.lval (.im In the
Justie-es' conns Duet sliou'd have tx a
, di;OM-d e.f la il'-e iol;re Cf-iiit.
' Miner Say Operatcrs Are 6'urf.ng.
J RICH llll. I.. MO The minrr s dele
j Knleis mho breve a-ilvid home freitn
the convention or mlm-en snd o:r:v-
ton st ln.lM:iairil f-.-t terv reollmls
I tic aliuit Itie ceial stride called for
; April 1. One dele-cate s.ei.l ite t.elini:
unions the .!.-!. m..s thut 111
operators mere initeiiit eeu a tog t'luff
' nnd tti.t every elci.K.ite believed Ihey
j wemiel lave 10 c.iiiie to ti'rse and in
up the rnine-s Ci ntrct of a K'l K'r
cent lucrease'
StrangteeJ To Desth.
SEIVM.IA. MO-Robc-rt Kocrncr.
piopi 1. tor e f Ihe lWnv III,, n schll'.e
sho;s and a pi. eminent citircn tf tbat
p!n.-e. ma (.mud de.id aieieo..! In fnnt
cf bin Ima'.e K.s rii. r lixd laiieo trin
ll.e silei and tun n-c k ms ligh
tly Jalnllnd I'ltlM Il lh pickets of the
fctleH It Is upas. tn ma se!.d
mnh aixiptexy scd t. H In t. h s iesb
tlon that be Was strantl-.l to death
Ills Udv mat fm.'eo stiff m i.rii
found
. -- ..
I E 'ectrlc in D'ssporar From Hem
J WK1.M CITV. MO U Md aa
, eb-cti it l.m .f ihu cltv. d:s.vptaft-t
t eun bis home Wednesday t;io inrt
j and has' tmt he-en h.-aed of sit. te
j b ft the ke vs t.i 1,1 note on a t.Me
. at bis home It (,,, l. am u 4 .t
I
1 st..tf"(t be mould
M's.d was a Vt.ur
' one ibild sU'i.t I
n.v.i rt.i n Mr
1:1:1 r I .1 I 11 n W "III
v e am t Id n r. a-
Sotl e.r e civen tor liiv ei: v; a r BC
Killed By a FH of S et.
PEV1F.K. MO i!h:.m PMtch. tt.
acJ I.', a cytjel miner cnd..vd t
Centra! l'e.il and Coke Con.ik.tnv n me
Nt. t'l. mas rnusht under a fill of
slate frv-m the niine rvf mhn h struck
hitn tin the back, lujjrtr e b.:s spin
and ir.flic'tr.x other tnternxl lr.;-i:'. ,
fr.i..v mbevh &? died i it-. cvn:paj
bttspital.
Big Hotel.
PrKINC.FlKl.lV Ve)--Th- Cvnfrsc
for Ihe tiew sivste-ry Colttcul ttel
has Ut-n let
to
st. Louis tutu fttr
llTi.i'iHV.
K.liea by a Fa.ll.ng Tre.
APKIAN, Mtl-J.ii-,b tstavtoa. He-
sLuilatpS fJj0uanr!2r?til3-',
ness ari RrsfXcifitaL-ts fwer ;
t "pa X orri in nor KtatxaL
OrXAHCOTIC.
Aperfecl Rfmedr fcrConettpas- j '
r...n Cn,cini.'ve, re : . a 1
- nun, juue ouiem-ii.L'scaiiiLiGa t
nrss end Lo s 9 o T Suxp.
I .
j Fac Swale S.Cfvahar cf
I XEW YORK.
f" . . "! Wi'W 1H1U W. I WL, l ,
EXrkCT CCFY CF TIAP'?Dl
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Young Japanese Pro'essor.
Tosaburo F. Suclta. of Tokio. tas
be-n plven the chiir of lacruajte an-i
literature of Jjpan at tbe Cniversi'T
of Notre Leame. He is the son cf a
wealthy Japanese coil merchatL He
is 10 year oid. s;w-aki sd mrtire
Ecirllsh f;m..-uly, is a brilliant French
conversatiei.iallst and in bearing is
studious and thoughtful.
Business Man Wtst do yoa want?
Applicant I came to inquire if yej
were in want of sn assistant.
Business Man Very sorry. I do alt
the work no self.
Applicant Ahl tbat mould Just
suit tne Tid I5it.
Mo't Fics.bi and Last-nj.
wen'l shake out evr t-loev emit, tar usi.-j
Lern. r S ir. n ou eMa;u trrtirr rr
vi!e lhan .Hit..is wni an utiiM
trar.J aj urie-ihuj nn..r tr twu-
ll.UlK .
Model Young Man.
Aliee Pa mas talkie; abo.;t Veiuas
Mr. HlomU-v last Disht and he sail
that he is thoroughly trustworthy and
ko!i-st
Kate Yes. I think be Is He
wouldn't even tte-l a kiss. :rk.nier
eilie Jourrecl.
A r;rRTri t st: rtiR rin-s.
h -e e r- Aji. hf-e 4 I rr l'.-ffc
f t ..-.rii"4 i, evfu4 . iio
Oi THt M l W t-I I 14 14 t.
The averace nimlr of rvsidents to
the acre In Parts is bo le than SIS
There are nearly T"i.isn apartment
or livlcin In the French nietropol:
which rent for less than $H" a ar.
about 17.'.HJ brlnt ! or Oore.
Rm..ker tar to rail tr lyres : Sit-
r;u.-r -irr U rrl tt jur J.a.er 4
LflS 1 fc-ter. I'n-rid. 111.
There are Itid Scat ion that an Im
Jiortant ol! field nuny be develoet-d by
the appllcatb-n of inevlern Biethods e-f
pertreV.eutn product. L a In Ihe reloli In
Persia and Turkey Ivlnc, north uj
ntirtbwrst of the IVrslsn fulf.
Tbe taxpvri t4 Uaeolq eunty.
Nebraska, are su'nic the ruuty o!u
u.!kjt.i.utr i.v rvniitl thfia tt itvcr-e
the lax levy. The rituen t,H ter t-v
off tbe county lnd.-Medae., mtlch
amount tt J. :..i'is.
Castonlte. a double carbide of cl
c!um and barium, is a r.ew r.!net e.f
the eb-ciric furnace tbat, I ke calcium
rar'.Mde la deooi.-'.;.e-l hy w;,r t
mas f.rst n..Je by J. tt;er, a French.
n:rta'iiu:'i;isi.
Actors r sever sirsaded la Ras
s!a. because m heo a c-.Eicer takr a
co iv, is y l.eitni be must de-:t mrh
the (overrci. -et rrao-i,h Wxiuy .i
biir-t all st.-'y b.-iue
K. J. Collier of New i.rk. mho r
cvntly f urvi.a. d the MrttpUc of
Abrabiu Ijis.-tlu. mi.! present the
I-rverty to th Batver.al sowiumeet
a a on'.'.ouil prk.
llihtv Is Urc-r Ibia Sew York and
Maine cut-irievl and ti InUad lake
ablt!i cover aa sit a of S) sqaarw
ri ','., J: n:'S-t ctunty U abuat
tbe slie KJitd bUui
" ,'i
-if
U-Umm 1
iAt. I
V C n 'iv'tntH I 1
Kwiei- 1
IMMUfr I
1 .i
1
t
mm ii
Tor Infant rA CtXlrn.
1 ---
iThe Kind Ycu Have
Always Bough!
Bears the 1
Signature Vyny
Jh Use
For Over
Thirty Years
I S ij-ri.ad t xr. Eaci.1r.e-r7
aid tniiieir-etit ta 1.' are sained at
atont $..i.:y. Cctrical tach-
ry and H-icbiae used for snviati
;kc:ttit and embroidery cr ti
: (Kac!al ttetxs. A this lif- country
t no iron or coaJ. bet must fcxport
tte heavy ntaierUU by railroad,
the exjTtatKU ft jaacticerr jai.
ell far U Icdustrtal skiti.
Every fcoke??r ho:'l inow
that IX tiey will bay tea&c Coll
Water S'an-h for Uatdry cm tiy
will aav Tvct ozly t.ne. becave It
cever stick to tie ircn. tot:t beeai
each packaee cxtti.2 11 err cn fill
pot-El wt:l U c'ier C;d Water
S'arcie ar pyt tp ta potisd pac
arc. asd ti prlc U tte sacr.. 1
cecta. Ttea ayila b"--i reia&r
Starvti is fr? frca all tr.;-inta rfceor
Ical. II yo-.r rrwtr tr: to e'.l you
a Ilex, pxlise It is t--au t ta
a I'urU. CO tacl wt ct he wube U
ci- of tf-jre it f at i? rvSaice.
i!t know tta. tf.aic S-arca baa
prictt-J oa every ps. ktre la larye Set
ters ai Cjire : c;a " re?:ajd Cj
tAj'f r4 siv m-ih t'ree ssi tcooey
atsd tbe anr.c; xa- cf th Irva jet
Inf. Lt;cc ievcr '.Ki.
Tbere U a r. -t furest of weal'.li la
the Sultanate of Morvacco, but It ti
tsever bet-a tnwhe-r. The country alr
abcnicd in orasK. lesion. Vs. date.
n.e. aiasocd. tut and other fruit
trw. The expirt , date es;e'Ul!.y
are very la.je and steadily lnctxa:.
Ins st an Ceit cj It.
) fr (rc-r y they et-aT !
jtVlsnw iarvb ImtaM thy bsv a
- lu4 v0 hsoj ef I ' U4V. bfuj. kK
. ltiy know atenj( t-e la a e ut--
j n-rr eibo t. euu vx-l lb !V OS.
lcry titu that lit r!.ts wintry
take II a evidences tfcst th (rdar
niea&t fvf tuvtret than a aaturnvr
n-h.
Clieap Rates to
California
and Mexico
j Krcm IVbru.irr 13th ta April
' 7th, iticlusi vv .Coloiiists' tii Wet
I will le on fili? toCalUorni i aiii
jMcxit'o jKeiut nt f,Cc.tit.U4lljr
fl.iw rate:
MS
-J Ftatvcttetie aM City
tfVitMv l Svri-n vi.a , t -a-a
j rM. j ft t
I St l.t N S.
1 I e..ty s-i ,
ThruUi,h tourist lee-vrm front
St. I.vui ten Tuca.Juy of rach
vW. You atp iut-.v the car at
it. 1otii aiul ej ntt Icjv it
until yuii rtrae. h So IVauciaco.
AW your ticarct railrudU ojtut
iit rate vr Utl lrrsa
3. A. HwSVTT
HUiMiKiNM, KANSAS CITY. NO,
T'. vrrt tn .ero. eim, Vi
5lM.iii. kA.-t Jl T.- a y
W. N. U KANSAS CITV. NO. T, V-.
