Custer County Republican., October 10, 1901, Image 11

About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921

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' A RtraiiRc occupation for a voting
lady Is putKiicd by AlUs Alice Hlw , o (
Windsor , Ontario. She engraves In-
ecrlpMonaon tombstones , In her fath
er's marble works tml Is an expert al
the bus ! i osi.
I am sure J'iso's Cnre for Consump
tion saved my life three years ago.
Mrs. Thos. Uobblns , M\aplo street *
Norwich , N. Y. , l < eb. 17 , 1'JOD.
Pretty servant girls arc considered n
protection against biirgl.irsln London.
One of them In a house attracts po-
Hecmeti , and they drop In HO frequently -
ly to Inquire regaiding the health of
the beauty thai cautious burglars' '
avoid such resldei cos.
If You UM > Hull liluo ,
Get Red Cross Hull llluc , the Host Hal )
Blue. Large 2 ot. purkngr only 5 emits.
Ono ( > T Nat ur. 'M T lcl < * .
'
It Is well known that many Insect *
bear a close resemblance to leaves ,
twigs and other things , and there Is.1
no doubt that this is lor their protcc- .
lion ngalnst , or their concealment !
from , their enemies. Ono ot the nvst
remarkable cases of this kind was re
cently made known to the Entomolog
ical society of London. It Is that of a
apldcr that lives in the rocl.s 'iicar
Cannes. A certain kind of moths in-
habiti the rocks also and their cases
arc to be found all about. It was no
ticed that the spider , when at rest ,
looked exactly like one of the moth
tascs. Chicago Chronicle.
A very happy death closed thecireei
of a middlc-agt'd colored man at Quit- 1
man , Ga. He had stolen live , water
melons , eaten fotin-f them with great
ftisto , and died while trying to devour
the fifth. A delightful.smile bright-
tned bis features even In death.
5 Motor Car
Mme. Sdunahl , In the Kouv.ello Re-
jue , proposes motor-car kitchens , her
Idea beluga kind of ambulant res'au-
rantfrom whence food can bo served
ready for the table. She points-out
that some plan of tills kind is actually
In working order In Herlln but there
theambulantrestaurant onlycoiicerna
Uself with the preparation of food for
the sick and ailing.
Nothln' Equals St. Jiico\wOl\
For Khcuniatlsin , Oont , Sciatica , Neil-
Mlgla. Cm nip , Pleurisy , Lumbago , Sere
( Tlirunt. Itruuehitis , Soreness , SlilVness ,
Bruises. Tooihnche , Ile.-uluclie. Hnt-k-
acbe. Keetache. Pains In the Client ,
Pnlua in the Hack. Pains In the Shoul-
dera. Pnlns In the Limbs , nnd nil tindily
ehea nnd pains. It nets like magic.
Biife , sure nud never falling.
In thosecond-classcars of an English
railroad there Is a sign reading thus ;
' .Passengers are requested not to put
their feet on the cushions r s ats of f
the carriages " Undt mcath this in-
crlptlon a humorist added , "or they
will dirty their boots. "
Per Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Blgnaturo of
WISE PAINTING
Not much wise painting
done ; poor paint , mostly ; too
cheap. Nobody wants it
poor ; everybody wants it
cheap.
Devoe ready paint is cheap
because it isn 't poor ; it's unlike -
" like any other ; because we
guarantee results instead of
materials.
Wise painting1 is Paint in
the fall and use Devoe.
Ask your dealer ; he'll pet It fcr yon. Book
n painting free l ( you mention tills paper.
GOOI3-PAINT DEVOB , CHICAGO.
_
Route
[ Double Daily Service
FREE RKOLININ ( CHAR
CARS ON NIGHT' TRAITS
For InformitliD u titw , cat ! tpoa or
| niirttt Aeeat , tr
s. fli. ADSIT , o. P. A. . v"
GT. JOSEPH , MO.
LUKtw iVnLim ML ! _ - - - . , i
Bait Couah Syrup. Tuitea Good. Cf
hi time. Bold br dnifnrlftts.
* CON SitlM PTIOI
.JI.N.U , _ yORK , HEB
DON'T GUSH.
IIH dictionary defines polso as
'the state or quality of. being lint-
nnccd ; equilibrium : equipoise ;
hence , figuratively , equanimity ; rest. "
I'olse Instills grace and symmetry Into
the workings of the mind. Just as phy
sical exercise does Into the movements
of the body. It Is rarely u natural en
dowment , but may be cultivated to the
point l > where It becomes second nature.
Poise always carries with It a sugges
. tion ; of reserved force , and the woman
"who wishes to acquire It muat learn to
J'
husband her energy as well as her
time : she must not fritter away words ,
moments or eiiio.lons.
The woman of noise Indulges In a few
sxclamatlons or superlative * , ni.il dees
not waste enthusiasm over trlllus. Shu
Is l : gracious , but never gushing , and she
has I : acquired the habit of lis.o.iing at
tentively t , not awaiting with Ill-conceal
ed eagerness a pause In the conversa
tion to enable her to rush In and take
the lloor The woman of polbe never
lingers after her good-by Is spoken ;
lever. In fju-t , uiUernuy clrcU nstanccs
talks long while standing. She does
uot exp , rlence the dlllieulty too many
people have of taking leave graceful y.
She says good-by , gives ycu a bright
smile , and is elf to the pleasure or duty
that j awaits her. You do not find out
all , there is to know about the- woman
he first time you meet her ; you become
icqualntcd with her by degrees , and
jrow graduaMy into her friend ? hip.
; da Brevoort Roberts lu the Woman's
Companion.
Our Woni n ot I c-'cncrntlu .
The idea that the modern woman Is
not the equal of her great-graiitlm Aher
in strength and endurance is negatived
by | statistics , we me told by Dr. 0. A.
L. i Heed In a recently-published text
book I , noticed hi the British .Medical
Journal. "Evidence. " he says , "is not
wanting to Indicate that the Anglo
Saxon woman is not N degenerating.
Bowdltch has made some Interesting
observations ou the physique of worn
en , as follows : Of over 1,000 lie found
that the average height was IfiS.TG cen
timeters (3 ( feet 3M. Inches ) American
subjects. In 1,103 subjects In ordinary
Indoor clothing , Howditch found the
I average weight to be 5UGU kilograms
1(123 ( pounds ) . These observations , com
pared with i70 by Uniton , show that
the average weight Is a little greater
among Americans. It would hei m that
while the tallest English women stir
[ msscd'tlio tallest Amemcan women h
height , the heaviest American wnicu '
I i exceeded the LeaUest ' Eng.lsh women
In weight. Dr u'ued ROCS on (6 ( say i
that specific observation of this systematic - !
tematic character Is not necessary to
Impress the Ime.l gent traveler With
the generally satisiac-tory physique of
the women of England and Am T.ca.
The improvement in the physique of
women has been notii cable Kliue the
de\elopment among them of a taste for
cycling , la\\n tennis , hoi-Key tu.d other
foims of out-door exercise , \\lich
would have boon thought very unlady
like in the early days of the Victorian
era , when girls fay on boards to
straighten tholr spinoH and weie In all
respects compelled to foHow what miy : i
be called I ho 'prunes and prisms' sys
tern of life. " , '
Hnlr < > , , - tt MH. .
Some of the loveliest little coiffure
finis-lies have appeared.
Many are still true to the little bows
of ribbon twlstul upon wire. Some are
even of gold braid. Black velvet is the
standby , however.
Butterflies are very modest and may
be had In any size , color , or at any
price. They are best lilted , perhaps in
spangled or frosted tulle. All black
ones , a-sprlnkle with jet , are favorites ;
BO are white urn * glittering with frosty
silver.
Smaller butterflies perched at the
base of two soaring , frosted lace wings
ore pretty , as they are new. Indeed ,
the clever fair one may think out any
number of fascinating and original
ECliemot ) .
Naturally , gold on white Is much ad
mired , as is gold on black. But there
ire too many combinations to mention
nil.
Good manners nre the result of trainIng -
tid
Ing and example. Nature makes a child :
belilHli , nud it Is hard for u child to do
lee
the things'he does not like to do. So
ciety haw IOIIR since agreed upon certain
'ormal rules of politeness. Not one of
hcse but tearhes deference to others
and unselliBlincsH. Patient p > r-eventnce
n repenting wliut iniiHt be obeyed nnd
the order that nniHt be observed will nt
nst make the well-bred child a satisfaction
Isto
faction to his friends and n pride unto
liiniHclf all hi * lifetime. Poll.euess and
gelf-roHpectlng bearing IH so much
capitnl to the boy nnd girl who uiu.it
work their way In the world.
V 1ft Women r < l'ce In Trn ,
The cnsunl every-dny accomplish -
incuts of u mnn have much to do with
women's liking ; and first of all comes
Havolr falre , says a writer In the Cos
usbe
mopolitan. He may or may not be
what IB rather vulgarly described as
"a society man. " yet he must under-
Ma nil and be familiar with the myriad
little usages that form society's un
written Uw. To be at ease In anny
nyr
set , to bo equal to emergencies , to car-
ry off an awkward situation with ur
banity and perfect self-possession this
acuity wins unstinted admiration from
a woman. And then there arc the
hlngs that go with this knowledge of
he proper thing to do , the little courio-
Hies , the delicate and tactful attentions
.hat menu everything and nothing , thif
ability to order a dlnnei' properly to
nako things go off smoothly , to carry
out n plan without a blunder or a jar ,
the carriage ready at the proper mo-
npnt , the flowers especially arranged ,
the right seats at the theater , every
thing foreseen , every possible occur-
rcncu provided for , every want antici
pate 1 , every contretemps avoided.
These are all unimportant In them-
jolvps , yet In the mass they never fall
o'erentc a strong Impression In a wom
an ; for a woman halts blunders and
will trust a man In great things If she
sees that he has a genius for making
small things go oir well. .
The average every-dny womnu 1ms
more clothes tlmn Hlie needs. The nver
age everyday woman does not know
that It la quality not quantity that
counts. A summer can be got througl
with nicely with four or live pretty
shirtwaists and one or two good skirts
A simple muslin or foulard or BOIHO
frlpperlsh gown for evening wear Is nl
one needs If one Is a city girl staying In
town. Invest your money In clothes
that are durable , well make and sim
ple.
ple.Don't
Don't plaster your gowns with silly
gewgaw rullles and stickpins and bows
and danglers.
For this Is the reign of neatness , trimness -
ness , stunning simplicity ! A girl never
looks sweeter than In n nice , clean ,
sweet white shirtwaist , with a soft ,
white stock , a well-tailored skirt , a nleo
white little hat and n pair of patent
leathers that are shiny and beautiful.
I'll leave It to yon.
f m > "r itit'oti o ( * tie T'r'd" .
Dec. 31 Is a favorite wedding day
In Scotland.
There Is an old superstition against
May marriages.
A bride should use no pins In her
wedding clothes ) .
It Is said "Hlessed Is the bride on
whom the KUU shines. "
The origin of slipper throwing Is not
known. It means , however , good luck.
Never In rehearsing the ceremony
read the marriage services entirely
over.
To change the name and not the let
ter Is change for worse and not foi
better.
A bride must wear nothing green.
That color Is emblematic of evil , says
i the Plttsburg Press.
' In Yo''iHhlrc , England , the cook u cl
to pour hot water over the doorstep af
ter the couple had gone to keep tin
threshold warm for another bride.
keeplnn n baby ninnscd , Ills
caretaker muy nve many steps by lle-
iiK a string to the ball or toy with
wlileb h Is playing. Fiisten ou < ? end
of the Btrlng to tlie baby's chair , nnd
when the child drops his. toy u pull of
he string will brine It up iignin or will
; eci > the ball rolling and the baby
amused.
Pointer Scrern * .
Poster scrceiiB nre now , that Is , In
their dec-onitlon , at least. The frames
nre not different from the usual oak or
cherry , and the panels are denim , but
each panel In adorned with a Japanese
figure In poster effect. Full sway lu
given to the love of brilliant coloring *
characteristic of this school of art , and
although the effect IB posteresqno In thu
extreme , yet It Is so attractive and pretty -
ty that , together with Its novelty , it
will donbtlebs make these screens
ly fuvored.
For
Thousands of sermons have been
preache ; ! ngulnst womnu'B extrava
gance , thousands of men ure gronnlus
under the tyranny of spendthrift
wives , but neither the moralist nor
the husband ever dreams that the fault
lies In tlie man who carries his money
In a belt , and that a separate purse for
the wife would Btlninlnte her to con-
mjr Instead of
Tlio Old Knit J-'onon.
In the inbrry days of lioyliooJ when we
never Inunv n enro
Grejitor than tlie mumps or uiensles or n
mother's cut of hair ,
When n sore too wim u trensiire nntl n
stone-bruise on tlio heel
Flllea the olher bo.vs wlHi ouvy Which
they trleil not to concent ,
There were iivm.v tivnsnreil objects 6n
the farm we held most ilenr ,
Orchard , iu'lits , the cn-ek w > swnm In ,
nnl the old sprlus en. it nil clear ;
Over tln.ro the wuoils of hi Uory and of
, onk so deep niul dojue ,
I/oomlni ; up liehhnt the outlines of the
old rail fence.
i
On Its rails the qunll would whistle lu
the early Himunor morn
Callhi : : to tlu-lr hiding fello vs In the
Held of wnvlng nui'n ,
And the iiimtiluw lurks unit robins on the
stakes would Kit nnd sin ; ;
Till the forest similes behind them with
their melody > would rluK-
There the enthlrd nnd the jaybird sat nnd
cnileil cmh other liniues ,
nd the Kiiulrrels and the chlpmuuks
played thu chnsu-nud-cntcli-uiu
.
And tlie pirter snnke was often lu un-
ph'-iH. ut evlilriice )
In the Kr.msus lu the corners of the old
rail fence.
As we prow to enrly manhood when \vc
tlionjrlit the country girls
In thi' ilindein of beauty were the very
fairest pearls ,
Oft from spellln' mhnol or meotlu * or the
jolly shuck in1 bee ,
Down the uKI lutie we would wander with
n merry little "she. "
Ou the pica of In IIIK tired ( j"st the coun
try lovur lie ) ,
On a Knissy seat we'd Hutjcr In the moon/
liKlit , she and I.
And we'd pnlut u future picture touched
with colors mu-it intense
As we sat tlu-iv iu the corner of the old
rail
There one nlpht In happy drenmlns we
were sitting hiuiil In haud
Up so iii < ir the jj.it es of heaven we could
nluuist tu'iir the linnil , '
When slio heard a declaration whispered
In her lls'uhv : ear
Ouc she olti'ii since has told uic she was
uilsiity shirt to hear.
On my head there's now a desert frhiKcil
with follujje of jjrny ,
And there's many a thread of silver In
her dear old head to-day ,
Yet the llnme of love la burning In our
liosoniH us Intense
As it bui-nud lu llui corner of that eli
rail t't-nee.
Denver 1'ost.
Itnllnn GirlH Never Flirt.
In Italy , according to Marchusa Thco-
tloll , who wrltea ubuut "What GIrl-LIfo
hi Italy Means. " In the Ladles' Home
Journal , there Is plenty of love-making ,
but not between the young people of
the higher social class. Among
lower clasnes the youths are truer to
please themselves , and there Is no Incl
of furious love-making , seasoned wltl
Jealousy , estrangements , peacemnk
in y , tears nnd ( jiulleu , as Mother Na
ture Intended It to be. Hut there Is n
flirting , 'hove Is taken very seriouslj
nnd on the girl's hide , at least , Is In
dulgud In wlih marriage ns the end h
view. Flirting fur the sake of amuseJ J
ment , simply to while nwny the long
Rummer dajs or us n.mild stimulant
nt lialls nnd parties , with no Idea of
matrimony In the background , Is a kind
of sport whMi has not jet reached tia
from beyond the Alpq.Ve are so far
behind the times that to grant the
slightest privilege to a man who has not
avowedly shown that he meant ) mar
riage would be considered downright
dishonest by a respectable Italian girl.
A girl who Is not married at thirty will
remain In the same dependent state ns
at seventeen. She we uld no mure think
of vnlklng the streets nlone , paying a
visit or traveling from the city to the
country wlthuu. a companion or n chap
eron than she would think of choosing
her own chthes and dressing us she
liked best , t even at that mature age
would Bhe cj.uo e a hn.-lmnd for herself
without the approval of jicr family.
Knsily luirmul.
An election petition wnn being tried ,
nnd a witness wns called to prove
"bribery. " ' ]
"One of the gentlemen piiys to me.
'IIodKC. you must vote for the Tories , ' "
enhl the witness.
"And whnt did you nnswer to that ? "
asked llm counsel.
"Well , says I , 'How much ? ' "
"And whnt did the agent sny ? "
"He didn't Kiiy nothln' . The other
gentleman comes to me , and says , 'You
must vote for the Liberal * , Hodge. ' "
"And what did you nnswer ? " I
" 1 said. 'How niuchV So he nrst mo 1 1
wluit t'other gentleman offered , and I I
told him 5 shillings. "
,
"And whnt did the Liberal agent do ? "
lie gave me 10. "
Counsel cits down triumphant , nud up ,
Htnrts the other sTde.
"Did you vote for the Liberals ? "
"No. "
"Did you vote for the Tories ? "
"No. I ain't got a vote ! " London
i Spare Moments.
Whnt l Holtl fur Colfno in Paris.
A French chemist linn nnnlyxcd the
j
substance Fold In Paris us coffee , nnd J
> has discovered tlint It Is composed of
j j adulterated chicory , beetroot , turnips ,
j parsnips , cnrrot's , dandelion , acorns ' ,
1 I horbe chestnuts , huzcl ntitK , t\K \ * i ,
prunes , couch grass , pistachios , almonds
mends , wnhiuts , peanuts , dates , nj-
ples nnd pears. All of these articles ,
usually In damaged condition , nro
mixed tosether , ground , rousted and
adedd to a little real coffee.
Iviivli.li with Their Money.
It Is estimated that the 13fi 000 Amer-
Icnns who visited Europe lout year
spent there $00,000,000.
It always amuses UB to see a good
mixer work nmonj ; the people ; It In ai
.
amusing as u good pointer dog work *
lug tuuuotf birds. . r
\Vronchctl Foot nutt Ankle Cured tj
St. Jnt.'nl > 4 OH.
Opiitleiueti ! A nliort tliuo ago I severely - '
vorely wreiielied my foot nnd nukle.
The injury wits \ciy painful , attil Hie
consciiuont Inroiiverienee ( being oblig
ed to keep to luHiiit-s.v was very.trying , j
A friend leeomtiieiiiled .St , .Incolia Oil ,
at : 11 I nine jncat pleiHiiie In ' ( ( forming
you Hint one npplU-nilon was Hiillleieni
kto uflect a eiiinplotc cute 'lo a liusy
niiin sc siniple nud effective n renreily
la liivnlnnble. and I > * hiill ! , . up oppor
tunity of suggesting the ue of St.
Jiirolm Oil. Yours truly , Henry .1.
. ' > olrs , Mn linger Tne Cycles Co. , Lou-
don , ICnulaml.
St. .liu'ulm Ol | It pnfe. sure aiid
fnillug. Couunera I'nln.
Trim Uuli-rprUo.
"Any one killed In thut lire down at
fclio Old Maids' home ? " asked tbu
Great Kill tor of the Assistant.hNaw
nothln' but , nine cats , "said the A -
Istantlio was not yet alive to the
osslblllllcs of yellow JdUrnallsm.
' ( Jrcat , .Scott , maul" yelled I he Great
Editor. "Jliisluun'Xtraon the.streol.s
nd run a icd-lnlc head line olear
cross the front , page , stylng "
no Lives Lostl" miUmoro Amcr-
can.
Slrcl llrlilt ! * ' Ovi < r Klonililc1.
The lirstsleel bridge Iii mld < llo Y" .
foil has been fnrmally opened for traf-
le , H spans the JClondlko river , ii'-ar- '
y opposite the mniith of Kuimn/a
Ureck , or about amlk- and a half uhovo
la JtinoUon with the Yiiknii at , Paw-
on. The malt ) ' span is 1(51 ( feet long ,
uid restH on steel caissons tilled with
uement and .sliongthcncd with crib
uid rook- work , The total cosLof the
brldgo in position was $ . ' { 0,000.
Till" .Ht't'liiK ' ot n lliipo.
The setting of a greal hope Is llko
he st'ttlnu' of the sun. Tliu brightr
less of our life Is gone. Shadows of
evening tail around us and the world
seems bub a dim reflection-- Itself a
mmder shadow ; wo look for > Mird Into
the lonely night. The soul withdraws
nto Itself. Then stars arlso and the
night Is holy. IT.V. . Longfellow.
Unit of tlio
The Hudilhlst prlosis of both China
anrl Japan have a musical Instrument
called miik < u y , or wood lish , a kind
of drum. It susud by the priests when
reciting I heir pravons , one tap being
given ' to every syllable.
Still Talking Atiout It ,
Urynnt , Mo. , Oct. 7. The case of
Mrs. M. A. Ooss continues to be the
chief top'c of conversation In till *
neighborhood. Mrs. GO/J.I / wns a cripple
for n long time with Sclntlcn ; she was
en hart she cout n't turn over In bnl
nnd for four months she lay on one
side.
She tiad tried everything without got-
tlm ? nuy relief , till nt last she heanl
of Dotld's Kidney L'hls. She Is BM'ous
nnd well to-day , nuJ hns not u single
ache or pain.
.Mrs. Goss nayss "I don't know II
Dodd's Kidney Pills will euro nny
thing else or not , but I d know they
will cure Sciatica , for they cuicil me
nnd there couldn't be n worse cuso tlinu
mine. "
.Sunday Is the day of strength ; the
others are week days.
Apples will be a light crop In Wis
consinbut cranberries aie good.
PUTNAM FADKLBSS DYES nro
fast to sunlight , washing and rubb.ng.
The largest Inseut known Is the
elephant beoMo of Venezuela Ono
has | i bivn found that weighed seven I
ounces.
"You said you were polnir to mnrry
nn artist , an I now you'ro engaged to
ad-nitlst. " "Well , Isn't ho an artist ?
lie draws from r-'al life. " Fun.
Tlio hanholois hi Hesse , Germany , ]
have 1 to pay twenty.live per cent , moro .
taxes t than married men. This law
has | cmni cllud many single gentlemen '
to t emigrate to Prussia.
Miunesnta Is called the "Dread and
Hut lor Stair , " and rlghilv , too , for
liisr year her mil's turned out 20,030,600
barrels of llniir and churned over 00- ,
) uO,000 pounds of butler.
Yt-llniv C oIlnRri * ll
Keep Ih' in wlnto with Ited Cross Vntl
fW e. All groeurs m-ll largo 2 oz. package ,
5 cents. _
rotion Trnil i Over th Tlonlnr.
Last yar Mexico , Central America
nnd H'liith America Itonght cotton
goods fr-Hii the United Slates valued at
( . * ) CO'i 000. In the same year Grout1
liritaln suhfto thesotvnmtrles similar
goods to the value of $ . (8.000,000. (
Vr * . Window' . WOOTIIIS' ' ) SVKUP fir
trHlilnp. foflrni ilu * ctiins. rluc *
! ! } p lu , turwi linl cullo , tVj hrittl * .
I.ucliy Itllintitirl
"Hllmbpr Is getting poetical. He
says there Is something very rhythml-
cal In the click of a typewriter's
kos. " "HllmiH'.r has a very pretty
typewriter girl. " Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
_ _ _ _ _ _
I MONEY FOR YOU. W p ' nU you Uiv
liiium * MctLly Ail.liKO A. C. Mon. " * Co. , U
lluaucbt. , N York Lily.
, Gonuliio Itnllroiuf Portry.
| I Recently the train of n conductor on
: in ; 1'hlliidelphln , Wllnilngton and n&l-
Mniore Unllro.l WM late. Wlieu thlt
occurs n report has to be made oat tai-i
MJO reasons stated.
riie wind wan high ,
| The Bteam wns low ,
The trnlu wna Iiuavr and hard to to\T %
Tim coal wu poor and full of slate ,
A.nthats tha reason " 25" WAI lute.
. -Philadelphia 1'rei * .
SHOES
JUDK. .
M j.-i-r * . . . . . . . " - aCcntnnr
The rrvutatinn ofv7 Jj. DotiR'nfli ' W.0
nnd u . v > o'joet fox * ofylo , cctmort ami
"voir h.\.i oct Hod all cil'or inoUes eoldnt
those pnocfl. Tills excellent vcptitntlon nft *
been v on br merit alono. w.wJJJ ? 5 "
BUOBB hiu o i j rive bcaor onUsfnctiLn than
otlior CJ.OO nndPT.80 shcon bccnuso Jl
ropufcitfon f r Uio best 9U.OO and ? 3-oO ,
eho < M miint bo naintniuod. Jlio stnndnm
lifta nltvuyn boon plnood BO liicii tunt tuo.
wonrcr reoelvoj inoro vUm' tor Ills tnoneyi
in the \V. JJ. IJjUKlwi fi.00 nnd CJ.50
Bhcxvi tlinu liq con act oJievhove.
. , .
.j. -
( tiiooa than , nny other t\'o ini.ijutaouirorB.
IV , L , Douglas $ * -VO Out Ldge Una
cannot bo equati'il < i ( any
mm
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"V'A "iI"t ! > ianfrVif.f d""nnc } & 3'"aiJI
cfiocs n no r/TJi/J a/ fie asrmo fifffft'
fffacfoaffff'TH utf.'t ! In 9i * SUSti $ O
if.aao r'K.fust ts frcna.
Hold by tljcj bout shoe it i li-ra evoiTwhoro.
" " ' " ' " ' "
upon"
wit It imuio tiucl i iluo ) ti\niiril 1111 < > ultoin.
How lo Orilvi.v Aiii I. H W. I. Doimhe
fioen nrs not " In j our town , trml onltr illrcct tiji
, on ivixlriof ? iirlco na
v J 13. n < lail loiul too 'trlnijc. tf
t nl out CICIMI I infill III in xkn you
] Ulrlliat\UllriiuiliD RIII ! ( t cut-
lom iiiftdo nliocs , In fljl , lit ami
weir. Tnln nmuinfincnM of
{ aotniPlKmiioiiiiioUMiHira
\voitii plain or
tap lee ! tii'rtYT , infil-
mm or llulit iclfj.
7 * > t C l r I'rtlrl * nic-l.
loK ftxm , IV. I
"Our new Hoot of torpodo-dc.stroyi-ra
Uiliavestlrred up '
rcninrked the naval chief ot
tlie izrpat. . Kiiropcun power. "Yes , " " ro-
pllcd lilsii.sslKtaiit , "It iKsaltl they will
build a fli'ub of torpcdo-dcstroycr-de-
Rlroycrsnuw. " Let'cm. . We'll build ,
a fleet , < if ttirpcdo-dcsu-oyer-destroyer-
destroyers. "
The French ollvo growers have t >
reckon moro and more with the com
petition of the olive growers ot Tunis.
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boatricals
I'lTIII.lSIIINO COWI'VNV.
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$900 TO $1500 A YEAR
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dr\0leil , send Mump lui lull iiiutii-nliiiji uud
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