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THE ALLIANCE HERALD
W. Bs RAKER, Publisher.
ALLIANCE.
NEBRASKA.
News in Brief
Tho speaker of tho houso of com
mons, tlio lit Hon. William Court
dully, has resigned. Ho haa been 111.
Tho Wisconsin assembly passed a
bill taxing telegraph and telophono
companies on an ad valorem basis.
Tho mayor of Omnlia. after flvo
months In Arizona f6r tho benefit of
his health, mcantlrao being married,
has returned to his post of duty.
Justlco Maddax In Brooklyn, In tho
suit of Franklin B. Lord, Issued an
order enjoining tho mutuallzatlon of
tho Equltablo Llfo Assuranco Com
pany. Tho Prosbytorlan gonoral assembly
after lively dchato referred tho re
port on tho forms of worship back to
a special commlttco to report next
year.
Itlchard Hlgglns of Peoria was found
not guilty of tho murder of Mrs.
Thomosson, who was brutally beaten
by him because of relations with his
father.
Secretary Morton hns received in
formation that tho original commis
sion of John Paul Jones as a captain
In tho navy has been located In Phil
adelphia. Threo prominent Now York lawyers
wero Indicted on tho charge of con
spiring with David Rothschild of tho
defunct Federai Bank to steal a $72,
000 estate.
A groat storm which has swept over
Plnotown, tho center of tho tea and
sugar plantations of Natal, caused tho
reservoir to overflow, resulting In tho
drowning of fifty Hindoo laborers.
Eight formor employes of tho Pana
ma Canal commission returned to
Now York, declaring that thoy resign
ed becauso of tho high cost of living
and tho unhealthy conditions on tho
Isthmus.
Tho United States Supremo Court
upholds validity of tho New York
stalo franchlso tax law, under which
$24,000,000 Is duo Greater New York
from public scrvlco corporations for
back taxes.
Tho Arctic steamer Terra Nova, ar
rived at Tromsoo, Norway, from Lon
don, and will proceed next week to
tho rollof of tho Flala-Zelgler expedi
tion which Is supposed to bo at Franz
Josef Land.
Chemist of Rhlnolnnder, Wis.,
claims to have discovered a method of
producing a concentrated liquid, ono
drop of which In water wHl mako a
glass of beer.
Grant allot, tho Kansas City plung
er, who wont to Moxico several years
ago to ovado his creditors, hns clean
ed up a comfortable fortuno In mines
In that country.
A prlvato cablegram to member of
Norway students' chorus says Norway
already has separated from Sweden
and thnt tho ministry headod by
Mlcheison has boconio tho provisional
government.
Two Americans, Nelson and Dung
ley, whllo driving a motor car over
tho international coup courso at Cler
mont, Franco, collided with a wagon
containing flvo porsons, Injuring nil of
them, ono eorlously.
It Is announced nt tho War depart
ment that Lieutenant General Chaffeo,
chiof of staff, and Brigadier Generals
William Crozlcr and J. Franklin Boll
will represent tho United State3 at
tho maneuvers of French troopB.
Major John M. Carson, who has
been selected to succeed Mr. J. Hamp
ton Mooro as chief of tho bureau ol
manufactures of tho Department o!
Commerco nnd Labor, Is tho dean ol
tho Washington corps of correspond
ents. Tho board pf railroad commission
ers of Kansas issued an order requir
ing tho Union Pacific to reduce Its
rate on f,raln from Chapman, Kan., to
Kansas City. Tho order declares tho
Union Pacific has been guilty of dis
crimination In grain rates.
Minister Grlscom cabled tho stato
department from Toklo, that tho ship
supposed to bo American, which was
sunk off tho cqast of Formosa, May
20. by tho Russian fleot. was a Brit
ish vessel, according to a report mado
to him by tho Japanese government
It Is announced on high authority
that Secrotnry Taft Is favored by
President Roosevelt as his successor.
Bjornstjerne BJornson, tho Norwe
gian poet, Is making a strong effort
to unite Norway, Sweden and Den
mark. "Norway." he says, "must bo
como freo as are tho othor nations."
In tho trial at Red Oak, Iowa. Tom
Dennlson took tho stand and told tho
story of his life.
The French cruiser Troude, after a
search, reports that tho missing
French Ashing vessel, Cousins Rennls
and ISO men have probably gone to
the bottom.
"Eat-'Em-Up-Jack" McManus, a no
torious "bouncer." was killed in a
war between rival Bowory gangs In
New York.
Baron Alphone do Rothschild, head
of the Paris branch of tho great bank
ing house and tho leading spirit in
tho family, Is dead.
Frank Trlllty of Omaha, attempting
to board a street car whllo In motion,
was thrown under tho wheels and
killed.
M. J. Buckley has been appointed
general superintendent of tho Oregon
Railway and Navigation company to
succeed J, P. O'Brien.
COMPLETELY RESTORED.
Mrs. r. Drunzol, wlfo of P. Bruozol,
stock doalOr,( rosldenco 3111 Qrand
Ave., Evorott,' Wash., says: "For fif
teen yoars I suffered
with terrlblo pain In
my back. I did not
know what It was to
enjoy a night's rest
and arose In tho
morning feeling tired
and unrofrcshed. My
suffering sometimes
was simply Inde
scribable. When I
finished tho first box
of Doan's Kidney
Pills I felt llko a
different woman. I
continued until I had
taken flvo boxes.
Doan's Kidney Pills act very offoctlve-
ly, very promptly, relievo tho aching
pains and all other annoying difficul
ties."
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
For salo by all druggists. Prlco CO
cents por box.
Voice Records of Noted People.
Tho British Museum, Iondpn, bo's
decided to collect nnd keep gramo
phone records of tho voices of tho
most omlncnt singers and publicists.
Thoy will bo for tho use of posterity.
Tho "master records" will bo of nickel
and practically Indestructible. From
theso playing records can bo stamped
at will.
Try One Package.
If "Defiance Starch" does not please
you, reurn It to your dealer. If It
does you get one-tlilrd moro for the
same money. It will give you satis
faction, and will not stick to the Iron.
Lots of sympathetic peoplo aro will
ing to shnro your last dollar yith you.
The Best Results In Starching
can bo obtained only by using De
fiance Starch, besides getting 4 or..
moro for same money no cooking re
quired. If you havo found fault unfairly at
onco seeks to mako proper amonds.
Do Your Clothes Look Yellow?
Then ubq Defiance Sturqh, It will
keep them white 1G oz. for 10 cents.
A dollar In your hand Is worth Uyo
In tho other chap's pocket.
CITC r-nncnt'y cred. "o (lt or iwrr cnn" ef to
law iirviatT -m
ret dnr-M ue of Dr. KIlne'.OrratNerToKeatot.
er. Rend for Fill! 12 H2.00 trial bottln anil treatise
UB.U.U.KUXI, Ltd., Wi Arc- Street, l'nlladelplUM'a
Somo wives seem to think that hus
bands wero mado to order.
Free Theater Refreshments.
Manager Musgrovo has commenced
supplying patrons of tho circle and
front stalls of tho Lycoum (Sydney)
with refreshments freo of charge.
Another manager is said to bo think
ing of .following his lead. It seems
to bo an unwlso thing" to begin; if
managers don't look out it'll becomo
as big a curso to them as counter
lunches to publicans. Sydney Bulle
tin. How to Economize In Soap.
All soaps, toilet or laundry or house
hold go much farther If kept for some
tlmo in a dry place before using. Now
soap lathers too freely to wasto, thcro
foro It Is moro economical to buy a
quantity and keop tho bars or cakes
somo time, Instead of buying it as you
actually want It
Does Tobacco Cause Blindness?
A doctor stated In an English coun
ty court recently that ho considered
ono and a half ounces of tobacco quite
Bufllclent to impair tho oyesight, and
that ho had known a caso whero a
man of mlddlo ago was a sufferer
from tho offects of half an ounco a
week.
Germany's Exports of Toys.
Tho value of German toys exported
to foreign countries last year was
closo to $13,700,000. of which tho
United tSatos, as tho principal cus
tomer, took about $4,000,000 worth,
Sonneberg Is tho chief center of tho
Industry.
FEED YOU MONEY.
Feed Your Brain, and It Will
Feed
You Money and Fame.
"Ever slnco boyhood I havo been
especially fond of meats, and I nm
convinced I ato too rapidly, and failed
to masticate my food properly.
"Tho result was that I found my
self, a few years ago, afflicted with
ailments of the stomach and kidneys,
which interfered seriously with my
business.
"At last I took tho advlco of friends
and began to eat Grape-Nuts Instead
of tho heavy meats, etc., that had con
stituted my former diet
"I found that I wns at onco benefited
by tho change, that I was soon reliev
ed from tho heart-burn and tho indi
gestion that used to follow my meals,
that the pains In my back from my
kidney affection had ceased, showing
that those organs had been healed, am
that my nerves, which used to be un
steady, and my brain, which was slow
and lethargic from a heavy diet of
meats and greasy foods, bad, not in a
moment, but gradually, and none tho
less surely, been restored to normal
efficiency. Now every nerve Is steady
and my brain and thinking faculties
aro quicker and moro acute than for
years past.
"After ,my old stylo breakfasts l
used to suffer during the forenoon
from a feeling of weakness which hin
dered mo seriously In my work, but
since I havo begun to uso Grape-Nuts
food I can work till dinner time with
all ease and comfort." Name given by
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Thero's a reason.
Read the little book, "The Road to
WftUvllle," in each pkg.
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Japanese Officers Bring Authentic De
fails of Great Naval Battle,
PLAN OF ACfiiSET FORTH
A Description of the Movements of hostile Fleets.
Russian. Ships Were Unable to Escape
From the Ring of Fire Which
Encircled Them.
TOKIO A Japaneso officer who
has returned to Sasobo gives tho fol
lowing account of tho sea fight oft tho
Teu Islands:
At 5:30 Saturday morqlng a wire
less messago reading: "Tho enemy's
squadron is in sight," reached ' tho
naval baso. This message waB trans
mitted to nil our ships by tho flag
ships with instructions to got ready
for action. Our squadrons loft their
rendezvous and headed for tho east
ern channel off Tsushima. Our men
seemed to bo filled with new Inspira
tion and wero eager for tho long de
layed light to bogln. When Tsushima
was sighted to tho southwest tho sea
was rough and tho torpedo boats wero
forced to run for tho shelter of tho
Island. Our third fighting squadron
with tho Takashlho Jo port reconnolt
erod tho Russian courso, and at 11:30
a. m. Informed tho main squadron by
wireless telegraph that the Russian
ships wero passing into the east chan
nel, whereupon our main squadron,
changing Its course, somewhat to tho
southward, camo In Bight of Okln
shlma at 1 o'clock In tho afternoon.
Tho third -division arrived later and
Joined tho main squadron. Tho first
and Bccond divisions, accompanied by
tho destroyer flotilla, changed to a
westerly course, whllo tho third divi
sion and tho fourth destroyer flotilla
headed slight eastward. During the
maneuver tho Russian flagship ap
peared to tho south ward at 1:45
o'clock. Tho Russians Bteamed up In
doublo column. Tho fleet was numer
ous, but no living being was visible.
Tho Russian ships. seemed to bo In
good order. Our ships hoisted the flag
of action, the Miknsa signaling "Tho
destiny of our empire depends upon
this action) You aro nil oxpected to
do your utmost."
Russians Open Fire.
Our men seemed to silently weigh
tho significance of this signal. Our
first and second divisions turned to
tho Russian's stnrboird, while the
third division kept in close touch with
tho preceding two divisions. With tho
.Tnpanoso ship passing in this order
it was 2:13 o'clock when tho Russians
opened Are. The flro two shots foil
short of our line, and It was somo
minutes later before we commenced
firing. Then tho battle was on with
firing from both sides. Our destroy
ers kept on the port side of the main
squadron and In this formation we
pressed the Russians against the
coast of Klushiu and they wero
obliged to chnnge thetr courso to tho
cast. Wo also maneuvered our ships
so as to have thoir bows parallel to
tho north side of tho Russian line. So
tho Miknsa of our first division, which
had been leading, changed to the roar
of tho line, while tho Knsuga headed
tho line.
Engagement Is Fierce.
Tho engagement now became vory
fierce. Tho Borodino was seen to bo
on Are. A llttlo later the Russians
headod west and we changed our
course accordingly. Flvo ships of our
second divison concentrated ther fire
on the Borodino. Our first division
now began firing vigorously, proceod-
PLANNING FOR A
RATIONAL ASSEMBLY
ST. PETERSBURG Tho committee
f ministers commenced consideration
f the plan for the constitution of the
aational assembly as formulated by
the Boungln rescript commission, and
'.t Is possiblo that If the news of the
Russlnn naval disaster reacts serious
ly on tho temper of tho people that
there may be an attempt to relieve
the situation by an early announce
ment on this subject.
Up to the Supreme Court.
CHICAGO Munlclpnl ownership or
street railways here Is now awaiting
action by tho supremo court of the
United States upon tho validity of the
so-called ninety-nine yenr act. which,
It has beon claimed, would give the
stroet railway companlos control for
nearly a half century let. Judge Gross
cup rofused to continue In force tho
temporary injunctions to prevent
Mayor Dunne and the city council
from proceeding With municipalization
Vending decision from tho United
States supreme court.
ing parallel with tho Russian lino, and
as wo began to press against tho head
of tho Russian line our third division
veered to tho Russian rear, thus en
veloping their ships. Tho engagement
proceeded hotly. Our second division
followed a courso parallel with the
northern sldo of tho Russians, and
this movement completed tho envelop
ment The Russian ships were seen
trying to break through and our de
stroyer flotilla Intercepted their new
courso. This stato of envelopment
continued until tho following day with
tho ships at varying distances. Thus
enclosed on all sides, tho Russians
wore helpless nnd powerless to escape
tho circle. Previous Instructions had
been given the destroyers nnd torpedo
boats to attack the Russian ships. Fol
lowing Instructions, the fifth destroy
er flotilla advanced against a Russian
ship, upon which tho second division
had been concentrating its fire, signal
ing: "Wo aro going to give the. last
thrust at them."
Torpedo Boats Attack.
Tho Russian ship continued to fight,
nnd seeing tho approachng torpedo
boats, directed Its flro on them. Un
dauitted, our dostroyers pressed for
ward, tho Chitoso mcantimo continu
ing its fire. The torpedo flotilla ar
rived within 200 meters of tho Rus
sian ship and the Shlrnnus fired tho
first shot Two other torpedo boats
flrod ono each. The Shlrnnus received
two shells, but tho other boats wero
not damaged. Tho Russian ship was
completely sunk.
Sundown saw tho battle raging furi
ously. Our shells wero evidently tell
ing on tho Russians, who showed
signs of confusion. Our fifth torpedo
boat flotilla, after destroying the
Borodino, followed In tho wake of our
second division, the signnl rending:
"Something like tho Russians' sub
marines havo been sighted. Attack
them."
Tho flotilla followed and located the
object which proved to 1)0 n sinking
ship with its overturned bottom show
ing. Thirty survivors clung to the
wreck, crying for assistance. Firing
ceased with the aprroach of darkness.
Attack During Night.
According to orders given for a tor
pedo bont nttaoli after dark all tho de
stroyer flotilla, dividing into two
squadrons, urdeoded to attack tho
Russians dvrinc tho wholo night. The
Russians frustrated tho first and sec
ond attacks with smrchlights. A third
attempt wns carefully planned nnd the
Yugarl sank a ship of tho Borodino
tvpe and also hit others. During the
nleht tho Russians continued to movo
nnd wo preserved our enveloping
movement some distance from the
Russian position. The Russians head
ed northeast after davbreak, hoping
to reach Vladivostok. Our officers and
men wero determined that not a ship
should escane and resolved not to
relav their efforts until they had sue-,
ceeded in cither sinking or capturing
every Rusinn ship Our ships nlwnys
kpt nhoa(1 of ho TlURSians The bat
tle wag resumed nt 0 o'clock Sundny
morning, twelve mils east of Chly
upyon bay lasted all day. Here tho
Russians suqred their heaviost
losses. They s-jepied unorepared to re
pel nights attacks. During, our first
night attack the Russians showed
nine senrchlichts ard frustrated the
attacks, but clearly cave us tho loca
tion of the fleet, which brought suc
cess later.
NEBRASKA REPRESENTED
IN WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY
MADISON. Wis. Nebraska is well
represented In the list of new instruc
tors at the University of Wisconsin
chosen by the regents of that school.
The Nebraska men chosen are Asso
ciate Professor of Education E. C.
Flllott. B. S Nebraska university,
former superintendent of the Lead
vllle, Colo., schools, now Instructor at
Columbia university; Instructor in
German, John L. King, A. B., U. of N.
Find Fraud I- Land Cases.
SAN FRANCISCO The Examiner
says: Tho story of the Innd frauds In
Oregon will be duplicated In Califor
nia by the discovery of nn olnborate
system of robbery under color of law,
by which means, with the help of for
gory, great bodies of the public do
main In Modoc nnd other northern
count! os have beon brought under pri
vate ownership. In many Instances
this process has been worked out by
means of dummy locaters, but In
some cases the land thieves havo
forged names of applicants.
SHIPS IN DAD SHAPE.
Board of Survey Reports on Condition
of Russian Cruisers.
MANiLA Roar Admiral Train has
appointed tho following board to In
vestigate tho condition of the Russian
warships which arrived boro and said
to bo In an unsoaworthy condition;
Commnndor Calkins, Lieutenant Com
mander McElroy nnd tho Ohio's car
penter, Harding. The board will be
gin Us investigation of the warships
Immediately. Rear Admiral Train has
offered tho Russian ships tho neces
sary coal in lieu of fourteen days'
stay here, but thoro Is a question
whether the Russians will bo able to
carry such quantity of coal on account
of thoir damaged hulls.
Tho deaths aboard tho Russian
ships Sunday now brings tho total of
killed up to seventy-ono and there
aro flvo additional cases in tho hospi
tal. American navy surgeons aro as
sisting tho Russlnn surgeons In their
work of caring for tho wounded. Rear
Admiral Enqulst now claims that ho
lost his flag to tho Aurora and loft
tho light Saturday night Ho said he
did not know that tho fight was con
tinued Sunday. Ho declared that tho
Japanese attack was so sudden and
ferocious that his section was com
pletely overwhelmed. Tho ships of
his section, whllo attempting to reach
Vladivostok, were at tho same time
looking for a fight with tho Japaneso
nnd when they encountered their op
ponents fought gallantly. Tho Rus
sian ships steamed into Manila at a'
speed of fifteen knots. Th'e Russians
aro now taking on food supplies.
CLAIM THE MEN MUTINIED.
Sensational Explanation of Neboga
toff's Surrender.
NEW YORK Details from a trust
worthy source leave little room for
doubt, says a Times dispatch from St
Pqtersburg, that Admiral Nebogatoff's
sailors mutinied in the battle of tho
Sea of Japan and either threw tho
admiral and many officers overboard,
or, according to another Version,
bound them In their cabins and hoist
od the white flag. Eight men in Ne
bogatef's squadron wero, it Is again
asserted, hanged for mutiny while
still in tho Rod sea.
slty of Nebraska.
POLLARD 18 NAMED
FOR CONGRESSMAN
FALLS CITY, Neb. Ernest M. Pol
lard of Cass county was nominated
for congress in the convention in this
city. Ho was named on the 51st ballot.
Mr. Pollard Is. a native Nebraskan,
having been born at Nehawka April
15, 18G9. He Is of New England ances
try, whoso first American pioneers
settled near 'Boston in 1C90. His early
education was acquired in the public
schools, from which ho entered the
university of Nebraska, graduating
therefrom in 1S93.
NO SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE
Adjustment of Trouble Appears to Be
As Far Off As Ever.
CHICAGO An .adjustment of the
teamsters' strike "by medintion seems
as remoto now as it dld two monthB
ago. Peaco negotiations begun last
week, which promised to bring about
an amicable adjustment of tho diffi
culty, hnve been nbandonod for the
present, at least, and the strike will
bo allowed to take its natural course,
according to President Shea of tho
teamsters' organization. A natural
course means one of two things, either
a sprend of tho strike or dofeat for
tho union, as all business firms now
Involved in the trouble absolutely re
fuse to concede anything further In
tho controversy or to bring about a
settlement.
Peace negotiations aro off for all
time," said Levy Mayer, chief counsel
for tho employers. "We absolutely are
finished with all conferences with
strikers. The only thing that prevent
ed a settlement of tho whole trouble
was pique on the part of President
Shea becauso ho had been slighted In
the conferences -and wns angered on
account of his arrest In connection
with libel charges filed by Mr. Thome
of the Montgomery Ward company
l no oniy way uiai a seuiemem can
, . . i.i ii, t
be reached now is for the strikers to
acknowledge defeat."
To Be Financed by Nations.
ROME Tho commission of tho
agriculturist conference hns ngrocd to
propose financial participation by the
powers in an international institute
of agriculture. This will be regulated
practically on tho same basis as that
of tho universal postal union at
Berne, namely, that tho various cate
gories in which powers can be classi
fied shall have, according to cntogory,
a different number of votes nnd tho
financial contributions of powers
shall be In accordance with the num
ber of votes allotted them.
May Not Sign Parole.
TOKIO Rear Admiral Nebogatoff
is not likely to sign his parole.
An Alleged Counterfeiter.
YANKTON, S. D. A. J. Sharp, a
stranger, was arrested "hero Saturday
for passing counterfeit half dollars.
Twenty coins were traced to him and
two were found on his person when
the arrest was made. The prisoner is
held, awaiting tho arrival of United
States Marshal Jerry Carleton from
Sioux Falls, Tho prisoner passed bogus
mouey on fourteen stores. The sup
posed pal of the prisoner made his
escape. There Is great excitement hero
and it Is believed the capture Is an
Important on
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Rehearsal Before Performance.
A real, bona-fldo engagement Is
nothing more or less than a dress re
hearsal for matrimony. Sometimes
tho original rehearsing company arc
married at once, but genernlly tho
leading man -and leading lady arc-'
changed several times before you find
the two who just fit tho opposing
roles. Helen .Rowland's "Digressions
of Polly."
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Man's First Weapon.
Man's first weapon seems tohayc'
beenitho sword. When tho Spaniards
came to Mexico they found tho native
Indians armed with wooden swordsj
and this was probably the most prlml
tlvo form of tho weapon, but, after tho
discovery of mednls, bronze swords
(vero introduced, of which many have
at different times have been found.
As to Love and War.
A flno old soldier passed by. "Thero
goes Gen. ," said a man about
:own who knows everybody by sight.
The visitor stared at tho veteran.
"Great fighter," ho remarked. "Yes,"
returned tho other, "but they say his
laughter has been through more en
gagements than the old man." New
York Press.
Thought She Couldn't Live.
Moravia, N. Y., Juno 5. Mr. Benja
nln Wilson, a highly respected resident
of this place, camo vory near losing
his wife and now that she Is cured and
restored to good health his gratitude
knows no bounds. He says:
"My wife has sutiored everything
with Sugar Diabetes. She has been
sick four years. Sho doctored with
two good' doctors but kept growing
worse. The doctors said sho Tcould
not live. She failed from 200 pounds
down to 130 pounds.. 'This was her
weight when she began to uso Dodd's
Kidney Pills, and now sho weighs 190,
is well and feeling stronger every
day.
"Sho used to havo rheumatism so
bad that it would raise great bumps
all over her body and this Is all gono
too.
"Dodd's Kidney Pills are a God-send
to those who suffer as my wlfo did.
They are all that saved her. Wo can't
praise them euough."
It is pretty hard- to mako some peo
ple understand why there should be
old bachelor uncles in this world If
thoy don't know enough to get rich.
How's This ?
We offer One Hundred lol,ars Heward for any
;.! df Catarrh that cannot tin curat tir Hair.
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P. J. CHEKKV CO.. Tnln.ln r
We, the undonltfned, hao known F.J. Cueoey
for Ibelaat IS yearn, and leltee lilui perfectly lion
srablo In Ml butlncn tran.actloii and financially
ible w carry out any obligation, made by hL flrui.
Waluixo, Rinnan dc Maiiyik,
t Wholem.10 DruKKlata, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure 1. tuki.n imprn.iiv ...tin..
llrectly upon Ihe blood and jnucou. kurfaces of tba
y.ieiu. j p.utiionati. eni Iree.
l'rlco 73 ceuu per
bottle,
Sold tir Hll llriiL-i.'Ui
Take Hall's Family 1'IIU t or conttratlo
Tho more hat a man can buy for ?2
tho less bonnet a woman can buy foi
$20; yet people still harp on the cter
aal fitness of things.
To Launder Delicate Muslins.
Many muslin dresses may be suc
cessfully laundered at home, which, if
put in the ordinary wash would be
hopelessly ruined. Wash quickly
through warm Ivory Soap suds; rinse,
dip In rice water, and dry ln-doors, as
the air will frequently fade delicate
colors. Iron with a moderately hot
Iron. Eleanor R. Parker.
It's usually tho alimony he has tc
pay that causes a man to figure In a
divorce suit
Important to Mothers.
Examlpa carefully e-ery bottle of CASTOTUA,
a aafeand mre remedy for infants and children,
and tee that It
Bears the
''5T
Slznataro
In Uso For Orer 30 Years.
The Kind You Uave Always JVMijht.
Japan has very few millionaires ant
practically no multi-millionaires. -
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