, -vyy.w, "a
t
I
bprmg
Ii so important that you idiou d sure
u ct IHK iJKM. Hood's Misapa
Tii;;t has proven its um quale d mwit ny
lis inousamh of rem irk ihlf cures, an I
the (act that it liits a larger sde than
an oilier sarsapurib or t!o.ui pimher
shows the great eo: h h-i.e tin pcopic
have in i:. In i ' r"s
Medi'-toe. It cures a I blood di-eiis.-s.,
tin il up t tie nerves ami gives such
ttriik'Ui to the wince bvsit-in iha;,:.s
on- I iiy pu'8 it. "It seemed to maKe
tile lllll W "
I If vou decide ' take Hood's Sars.i
panda for your Spring M-.!ic:ne do
not buy any uubstituie. He Mire to gt-t
k i
Sarsa
it- CX.'clil iii
ill the form m
an! to the In- .
beneficial pi"
litive , ellect'i.
1 1- x-" : i f col
li!' l pcniiiiiici
It mi L'ivi-n f
i. t Willi the :ip
l,l.tf...-Moll, hi-c.il
nevs, I.ivcr all
ti i f i ir Uiein and it i 1"'
ry olij.-ci i. .ii. ime ruii-wn ....
-yrupof I'ii-'s is f'oi dc 1.7 all ilrilR-t-in
.'iilc and 1 bot!.-, but it m mail-
nf.ictured bv the '.iliionmi 1' i s-yrnp
Co.otilv, w lni.-c name is print- doii every
l ..I-, the mime. -S.riiii .ii i- i.-'-i,
and lieinir w-H informed
il not
.-I.
V. ter. I''A
g e p " rr" is the hi:st.
OtJ jWLl PIT rOK AKING.
x''T"G' CORDOVAN,
V V4 3.P hHC CALf IKAMCA-MTJ.
?-2-" ..? 3" F0UCE.3 SOLES.
' BKCCi'TOII.'WM.
Cvcr One (Villon PsupU wcur ti.o
W.L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
Allourihocsare equally satiKfattory
Hi v itlve the lct value tor the money.
. ' 1 - . . . I.. , o t! 1 , 1
1 hey eiliei tsmimi .n.c. ... - --
1 h dr wiring )imlltii pre unurp.f 1
Tlis p-kre 'o unitorm, -tnmi-(l "n sole.
Pron i t-i ' 1
rr ntsrr mrkc.
fbe St. Joseph and Grand Inland R. R
IN THI
SHORTEST and QUICKEST LINE
TO A LI. It 1 1 UTS
NORTH
WEST EAST
SOUTH
n-1 In cminw-
Union Pacific Sjstem
tl n w.tn uie
IH DIP. rVOHITE BUI TK
Jo' iuiiornm. Ofrjfoh m. l mil Wwtoni l'"1,B
. k'. K.lM..JH, I'm. Ajft.
Ely's Cream Balm
flt'ICKI V t I'HKS
COLD '"HEAD
I'rlro ftO I '.-riU.
, Aiftil Hlio III" Ii-'ll-Kt
Bu.,lWrr..Mt.,I V.
AIV FOR ri.r.ABAIT Wnm mMj mt1 threM
fliVIS CREIU SEPARATORS
- iJumi u lu;ii a ok "f w"
l nuitil' ' lk" looniU. A.o -III ;"
21 Lk 1 1, 1-avui ! au.
H00
An old Ne-v Yoi ;er n s . i i. New i I! or l
f, IK l Itll-S tV't . -Ko :., u M doei
ty 'lie I iii i en I Mm- in i.' - i M .! -'ti'st
.i t.o. l.it r .: wa.t 1. i . I" Hit i iillii ' '.
' I
te er ol e ic!i. j
llleegee! Hi! w llo'.. , '!;( e il. S . npj
lie known Ijv ihh,s nan... ! .in vs : . : , s
tti'i are mad- H-. v il.im ;..ri:i-. I I il . is ttlfc
!ri, Vew Viir.-.. I C.ii . . ii -111 I'i IllliTS illJH T' .
tii.uiwali "Heoniiti n li-eat-. - ' ;.l l
made ace" -f ' '' ' ,(,! th'i
l iii-jiiii'itn. is ii.. :.. r trood.
I l.e is' belt
v--"s' tirtii,.- Ii.
' ii.uii'ii i
x ' '-j'-J,'- . round
A i - is oi,e ol til
rrirn.M ciiofort r.ml iwpmvement nrvl
tc; d to ' r-'.i.:i! euj'.yhe l:: ,. i II j
ri"h!:v Uio! '111. Iii:ii:, v.'iO ):.( t.el-l.;'rli.ab'.tl----"iti'letij"y
life more, "-nb
,.Xw-i' f ,:-l,n t'f'tt'fly
ad-pti. f. v..- v.. I--t i.r ,.!.('- Ui
tl.A.Uef itli-i-,-.. will :-"-t
the value to : d ' . , 1
la-; n'ivc principle- iii.biand hi tin!
r, , .,v. mil of 1' k. , i
ii dr.-; to its prc-i-iitinq
.-t le eejitaliie aiiO j !' ii.-e
,, red. . bin-i tei truly
,. - of a I'. rlerl lux
i!v i tCiin-iiie t-v I. i;i,
1. i.il;.-- In- and !' "s
!, ennui: coii'-lipatioii.
i ; i .letioii lo I..) i..-.li- and
,sa! of i:,e I... :: .:
: .... 1 1... U i.l-
.e 1 L iii I.- "" . . t
1. I
lll.Wl i" WltllOlll We;ik-
rlei tlv irec worn 1
Sniedicine
"J wan ;ii l.rokeli down ill liefilih,
so wt jik Hiid t ervi iiH I was hard y ble
to lie 1 l. id severe painn In my
Mile, iiim neMiI.iciie. I would otleii li iv
to Mon wi.eii goiinr nii-stairti on account
ol j-.np.iK! ii ii ol tlie henrt I h id no
.,MM-i,ie ki d ,i distressed feeling in my
If
iii irli. 1 ri-solved to try Hood's !-ar-
, . t ..1 li It a
JMtiarnla. I Iook i o ooii n mi'i nmc
in! ti id a s ed of Ricn lieadiiclie tr
ioiir uioiit us, ieel well, work ail dav
and eat l enmiy. My trends ren.iirk
no utl! 1 itin look'itiB. I think all
nervoiii. m i doii people i .unlit to
t,,k ii ' eiii-cmilv iiurriliiir nioliiers."
Miw S. A-ilu'"i:Tii, Katou, O.
pari I la
l..el ..f I - III
ie,'l ieiie.it Itself tti) often
iiic!encedoe3 not worry
n avail tliHiisi lv of Ui ir
i s to make iim-s of thein-
F.
adVeiiisemeiit of In-
l, not yet too n ch of ft (rood
5 :.i ii It readies too much, it
is h thin, Hex meui
:r. one to two feet lut.it, and
uid'h of a heiv's hell It s
in t in mid. lie ol its body.
moonstone, cut. in cameo
: i,y a ere.-xvnt ol H.iph.ies
prettiest of the new du
ne '.mi if stream passes out -f
f M.-xico. Its tempi-ratlin- '
Pi.lee.1.
sea takes it nan "--..i
oi tre it liuin'iers -. iopii i -'hut
color in I he w a r
t my pro' unerain e on
I repre-epls a hvu-
' rape i
ilil'll li,
-Tews lio'c il iike a p'.iut.
I l e l:.it ks of N'evi lniiudhitid are
loimeii In the fiiiiu, eai'.h Had stones
broil, h: i rom the uortii py the iceherns
t i e-timaled than two years are re-(ii:ie-l
lor i he ir"1' water to t ravel iroiu
1':- :pN t:ie oast of Norway.
-C-. w.-:-er rotitast.n si.ver In consider-
oi, .! tita-s. II Is (! posited on the
.pi.t-r shioitiuir of .-hips in amounts
suhi.-ient to iniiki! its reduction prulK
able.
The )il:csphore:,cence ol sea water in
the Iropics is l if. to the presence of
mil. i"iiH of small animals, some micro
-co pic, o! hers, like the jelly lish, of con
. iderabie size.
llie sea has tin beibivorous inhalii-
inf. Its population live, on eueii
ilher, and the whole of this lmineli.se
extiali-e id water l one freai Munnier
iimse, where the Btroii forever prey
Ipoll the Weak.
Mrs Wliislow'i
MooTlllSU
Ihe -tl "
syro i- for ( hihl
re UK'-, lull! in
roll.- .-..i' I,.. III.
Die who..! colony of coial insects is
contiee'c'l try in '.itis oi u s-l;c m in-ii-catc
tiihen which ciuist.itiile a circula
tory system. There is not, therefore,
the least. d-ii'treT of any one of a colony
starvim to death ao long as some itrrt
fed. St. Louis ('lobe-I)emocral.
For by hm face strait'lit shall you
know his heatt, "shakcHpeare "Rich
ard" III, Act :(, Seem 4.
There Is an apparent correspondence
between the face and the mind. -Hees
Cyclopedia. London.
-.win-met,!
!!. 1 ru'l ,r itt-c.iii.
b1 li tm ' i
DtHlt Tr iltr-t. Mot :
WtlH HI Tl"
thi MrtliU tlf I
;. C.r...,., mil iti.':..e.....'
S-c...- I t W klllc II I HIOI HI. l.B KB
1...I n tl, i,f toja- tt.lli.l.w
.1 VYCir imiir W r.lluif U. cnlr.
I'1. I hit H.4 .-inil l.aii'll.a mil
ii Tit'o 'ii Kti-iiiii''sTNi to isfii Kit ii.ii ik
-. HlltMII HUlHr.14 rkuH Willi H Hi ltlt
ii.im i y t h -i(nn-, it i ATI mm i uik ru ail who
ClllR. f w eiiiitd ftwt pn mi.w mm wri
VH ll-'t li -(im wny'-ilitnn tl,ittin.f.d f it Ai ti.irfof K'li
W hi n uUAwl Hh lowtir r'-". tnl mttf trU
I, mrt'l which tiiufi) li'-t mn-lyf hy lh
hf.tint (M.reh "t tl nd malarial hotialit in tfilta thu
ir. .ni at nt.tifcMPiitM prfmm, and ha l'l Urtni Ui
dlri tahh ei)lla ir.'m to nukt unitannl p.riin.
Iti quality, charlf, ati-ly, ftni-h, an-i aitanl..it W
full k of fl1 ri.aif, wa aia wdhoul maiait.r
U, nir fian 'it rtv-rtilri iat yar, wa prd'! t furMatt
fl eurn iirnlirr-'rUiij ron lttnna f..t h fur rin alala-1
a. a d4 nol u.n., Uia tria tMlvartihiim, ami tl.a fl
tt fi'rt ut out. now r- U m.ha aman4t IH
th f-dl. - viiii rr unr Wa w II at.rt-.ultra In th r run
MCW il.l, hWnt YBKT Htr-KKIOM rtXU CI Tl f N. M UK 1 li
$40 at $10
wh nrJar t 0 b ( hicaftt Only OfM to ona tMrtua, h t
f-.foi.a addaa of U0 aif t.hora who onM t hava
I'.h r n o r t n '-'i.i 4BMii(iUon t4 full iofuimauon n
laitjii.i it will ai'tr n.
iff fill v a"
eouHitu yi" ilfnlift paying
aav ' m pr" -.
a pflt
frmnt. $i, M4 to
p.y 4f $19 rlr
H.tim. ' m an
Mill tnfiti. I ha umpin
iMMr In
CoTi
Om
pi,fr - and milt-
H-us ii
arr atid always hav Iwan
b,u.,T. in io Prif.
hMiiim of tha pfMtflOtip
ft..tn.it of our triarn w
a atikLlad Ui Itava ti a-!!
'I.-.I. lor .h n4
tha mai'ftaJ and Urtui It
W-oma tha fort lbor put
all that U ! w rlh
aoa (tia lirat aaaiara in
th- mat'flaJ, off aoraa, aa
Mai gal van ii4 aflar m
(l.ilinf bA lawH. Unki.
ailpnl riaa tftla bamioa Um,
Ua araa al cor fanrii land
ua m saw auainaaa ran- ,
natfrial in tha aountry.
Iltf ma4a up In iha fora o
Illation windmill, tn-wa-ra
Vm"r- .I'Vrr.r.
on that aacftu-t Um
rlarMl rcniaatit'afi In. pa-
.t,ii. tkkta I
M r uk wi
(iBRkiattiRrii
""i'wi.!!! th NMtnuHuTill
thai tm ca pmiPi " '. " i?: rrz
an mtrnmm VTMIIP Amp It II (!
rtm. am cpiruT mamno lite fit it pat.
Tkw m wP , ttM M m
hi IP. MM ! -Art w"
TWAi
C MM W PM
olo oSII l
um oo hml l Wo. IwM.HInlMNPWH.
PEOPLE WILL TALK.
Too msy tlin'iitii tie- world, but 'twill
In ver sU.iv.
If y.nl li-ti 11 to llil that id SHld US Voll i.'".
V., l worried !n.l lr. n-ii mi l k.-l-t in
:i si ..',
For med-II. some toUKUin must have oiue
thin;- to do,
For people w il! lulk-
sh
!,
If quiet um
mode
t. you'll haw it tire
i!l!i!t-l
TliHt v.. in lniiiil.le iiocitinii
only u
h.iiinil :
Vi.u're i ..lf in uli..ji's elulliiiiif, or el
yttu'ri h f- '1.
Hut don't t.-t I'i' i'i -1. keep .f rfeetly Coo!
1'i.r people n ill t
fir
d Lolile. tliey'll rent out
Keiierm:
their Rpli "ii.
Voii'h lie:ii Hum loud hints that you're
Ifn-li and iiii-Hii.
If miriiMit mid honest, and fair s the
!
!
!
day.
They'l! all you a roirue in a sly, sneaUiiiif
a y.
I'or people will titlk.
;
I
Ami then if von slmw the h'Hst boldness
(.( In-art. I
(ir u kIh.Iii iiieliiiiiiion to tiike j -T own I
part,
They'll call you nn upsttirt, conceited an.1
vain,
Hut keep atrniifht ahead, don't stop to
explain.
For people will talk.
If tlireHdhfin your dress, or old fashioned
youi hut.
Soim one will surely take notice of that.
And hint rather strong that you can't pay
your u ay ;
Hut don't iret excited whatever they any,
For people will talk.
If you drcie
in the fashion don't think to
ce-npe,
ihev eriti.-ii-.e
then in a different
shilpe:
Y i mi n- w In iid of your
nieaiia, or your
tailor uiipii ii. ;
Hut iniiii! ymir o.cn
btininesa, there's
iiii'.i)dit
he made,
ur people
will talk.
Now, the he
t war to do la to do as you
please
For your mind. !f you have one, will then
he lit case;
(if course yon will meet with nil sorts of
lihil.m-.
Hut don't think to step them. It ain't any
UM .
, For people will talk.
r- f cA."o
C
lias-
elia Ci
ed to
ey hail not been oiliclally en
her i-oll.-lli, Jask Lester, bill
news arrived of the wreck of
111'.- lost nil Its savor. Mow
Weill to her cousin Susie's
when the
his ship,
i v.-r. she
Wedillli;: to act as bridesmaid,
news of .lack's disappearance
ind the
. v:is a
fci'tnkht
ild wh.-n she 'ot bail; l i
WiHHlbury. Here she learned that a
I certain Miss Fanny Potter, the dauch-
tor of a small tradesman, was posln- us
I the fianc f tin- hue Mr. Lister, that
she possessed a ring he had Iveli h -r
I mid Wiisal present living with his par
ents.
From her mother t'clia learned tint
tie- Impossible sp.ry was true. Wood
bury ranu wilh Ihe pews. The Lester
Were (.-rent pi utile, the I 'otters were lit
tle ones. No one could uiiil.-rsiatid why
.lili-k Lester
trumpery el
her blowsy
should have made such n
nice or how
beam v. had
Fanny, with
tnamij-'i.tl lo
ciiptivnte him. Without the rinar s,,.
would hardly have persmp..d any one
that she lold Ihe truth. I diectly lh
confirinatloii of his deiHli arrived sh"
had put herself Into mouniin"; and
drawn down the parlor blinds, while
Mr. and Mrs. Totter, with an air of
(rent surprise, spteau nie siory oi n.-r
beri-iiveiiieiit. They had not known of
any cnnairomciit. they said, until poor,
dear Fanny swooned at tin- news of the
wreck, and afterward exhibited her
rlii ir. She nearly swooned niiiln when
Colonel Lester called. She said he re
minded her so strongly of her beloved
Jack.
Colonel Lester and his wife were el
derly people, who led a secluded life ill
their beautiful old home. They saw
! lHtle of the world oalsith
the I .at iiir-
holme Kates. When Fanny's letter
reached them they had to make In
quiries about her, and the answers they
(ot were unplonslliK. ' Hill ill the llrst
stress of their treat sorrow they w !d
have welcomed the Woodbury sweep
at LaiiK'holme If he eoyld have proved
that their only sou had irlveii him an
Invitation. As It was they prepared
the west bed-room for Fanny I'otter
and asked her to spend a fortnight with
them.
Woodbury looked on (iMtonlshed. Mr.
and Mrs. Poller held up their heads
and talked about the dear Colonel mid
1 his wonderful affection for their eldest
Klrl. Cellu drooped. Her mother Ihotiuht
i
. f siJ':-'.?.tZ.':
IV 1
7:1 ' -A .'4 '
Vf. ' . I..''
-.ii i".,, sctii iil' her o the sea. tine msr
co or um we ir it so iasi.
The
She
poor
had
ciiuii was KfievouHiy nun.
I , . T M K..1I.......1 ti. I.lni
lOVtMl .men lii'l nun tii-ii. ic.. ... ......
r-'oM.:"'!..'":! There had been enough or an under
on u.. ....i.n.i wh.h itiindlntc between them to warrant her
.nlinnirtf. W, har bo- i " , ,
1 nopp. Mad he deceived tier: Ami
what made her heart ache most tlm
' fnhln nt hU tr.Rrhrv or tl)P thoUBUt
I Hib ha n. a a AunA ?
, M
ATwiut n man tli Anpr tno wroif or
, tb OoUoamund, Mrs. Ury Mid that
be mailt go and ace Mr. Lester one
afternoon, and abe hoped that Ceila
would accompany her.
"Ton will go without me," aald Cclla.
"Mra. Leatar la ao fond of 70a," ob
terred Mra. Orey.
"Oh, bt aba haa tha Potter girl,
taw," aald Cella dejectedly.
Nararthcleaa whan tha afternooa
V -If,
r- !..'
1
Ui!
1 in '
i, IL
'.'.ill
.i. r.
Mil i wi':
out II II..'
v in 1 ii h
.lllW II I!
I ';" trht ( I i
' as -he
fro in i.'..
jl!:ld rou'v
-.Id lady
. hot t. i
- f. It
'!! a
r .V i
tiel
I, &: I
. h.: 1
!ul.-.-t
("
P.- 'I
I :iii.
iy v Me
V.Hi'l
i !. .-i i
;ip
t
. i Wii ;, -These
hi--
'.-v. 1;
mi oeilf as i .
Hut net;!-.,
yen much i
id I i
t i la.-I-
i. t'l on...'
r M r. ive
-iilce of 111
, 'leoliied
I his !.; '.
ri-hi
1- Iti
ia tc
k
youn- womnn.
her ild frlentiu
Mrs I.oMe-
with Miieciion.
part of the la
own orders x
le
d Ihein to a distill. t
loom, and i:ave her
Wiikins. For a
IT. lie
j
I
while Fiimiv felt out of
It.
She mi a
when he
iilein: she
Word in on several occiislnt
had belter have remained
mo. ei i-.-stiessly about tlie room, find
when ihe fresh lea came she would
hue dispensed with it if Mi's, l-sler
: to
hud liol the. -oil to take possession or
tray mrseir. it was um iiiiim oi-
i. ni l l.i-sl.-r ii peared thai Miss I auny
had a chance of renssortin- herself.
Th.-n she came forward n-ain and
made a to do about his eup ol tea. Mie
rniist po.ii- It out for him. .".In- knew j
how much stiv.nr he liked. Hit fi It sure I
thai d-ijucht at the bv1. of his head:
could not be food for him. lb- must
i..,il!- allow her to shot the window.
The old man looked worried by tii.M-
attentions, but he seenn d to reei-ion
Oiciii well meant. He treated her with
eMjiil-dte kindness, and Mrs. tjivy felt
sure that he. rather than his wife, v.iis
re an n-Ulo for Miss I'oiu-r's pi-.. tunned
siuy In the lioiie. Mis. I.osi.-r's man
ni r lo her Sliest had not been very or
dial.
, (ij
pel Lester looked d lc'lltM to
din, bill he lisi-.e I he why he
-. , v. ii ...i while -i nil I iii a.
,-ti i an a youiiff Kirl have to fnd
had :-r
" I,
alio. n ':
' Hi.
I'Cjll'M.
' he said.
Colonel!" stshed Mi-S Hotter.
hntlly.
- one h.-id linh lied I
and Mrs.
Lester
poseil
"ird
nil
ol i .iii nnieiit lo
!i.-n ' ii y tv-'H-ni
'i 'I'd csk
., !' : i PVt .i.-r.
the tlowi-r
sl .ppr-l by
In-, u Hi ;i
!ell, '.
ins i e
Wi
iiiakv voic
1 he o
Id S..-VUllt looked
1 and ,ii-
-It.
"W'lcH is It. VH!;ins','" s, H
lee. Alivlbil'i: 1 call d ? !
s I'o'
oloiiel i- tired."
M ill. ins voceh-.iil'ed n . i p'y.
did not even lo..; her v .-.v. '.-
lb
Le-t.'i' irot iii aiid went
out
On-
sell
room. Herliaps n.i
hei'.il'e he I', iilrue 1 '!'!
beu-iiii to tall: of -.n:ii"'iii
ihe ( ololn-l opened ihe th
for it pio!:ii l;t oil t he I hi'
pxeilly at his w'il'e, lllld
sho older low ai d the h-iil
:is il Mi's. 1. -si.-r co phi r,
in bis face I Im I no on,! ei
ip i
uoh.-i had
els.', w hl'il
r. stood still
h .Id, looked.
1i..ii over his
1 1 was just
id ooui.'i iiii .:
- ilild"! si .d.
She "l np and wnl .-d in i
in mbl i'ir tea v bfw.ir I l:-r h;i
".l.'P'l, !" She CI ii d. So. v.f
o 11 ! s I I'l .p 1 led hilildS Ill-MCid t!
i.lld hi-lol'e llliy one (plile pii
w hut had happened .l.'l-'i. ''n -I
I Willi
door.
P-lo id
d for
W il l it
and
his niiith-r Into his
arms,
folia tunn
el tliou-hl s
in d moment
because .lip!
hand and sc.
I so v. bite that her ninth
he would faint. but ihe
si... had bin -died 'rosy red
. l.e-o-r iiaii ,!: -d her
mod reluctant to lei it l'o
;i-iin. Nu one mitii'-d the I'oip.r
sp-:il s!.-;i !i hil.v toward ihe low French
wimlo
'Ml
1 1 lot he
"Fvi
on thi
I wa-
w that stood open to die lawn,
al do- s ii mean, .lack V" s.-ijd the
r at hist, "i 'lii look v ',.' ill."
been pretty bad. I la ' in n hut
Spanish coasi for Ihr . weeks,
knocked i illy. ;. mi know. iiL'aiust
th
rocks and ihen hauh-d oui by some
.rien 'I he poor chap ii. '..' took
me uiiisl have c,t p. dd oi my coal
-js
tor
wilh im
pa p.
in
li all nnpp -lied in i
li a hurry, 1 micjit J
miiloii. imt I thoiiL.'ht !
on. When tin y put j
pliz I was not in a !
the dii-'i ,i;,d ill si
Iiii ve w iretl I rom 1
I would jip-i emu
me on hoard nl
condition b
people who
know how i
"We have
bride, .lack.
I
for tuv-elf,
ml
Iiii
the
not
looked a Tier me
o .el al you,"
been I : i k i 1 1 u cure
' said Colonel !.!
your
who
w:is a 1: I deal surprised by his son's
cool manner lo her.
.luck looked puzzled, pleas-.. 1, unde
termined. .ly bride!" be s,uld. with a happy
llKht in his eyes. "Cella!"
And he held oul both his hands to
Miss Crey, al whose side he hail re
mained, lint she Iiiiiik back, blushing
ami embarrassed.
".lack!" exclaimed his father, sternly,
"I mean M Iss l'ol ler."
'"I here noes Miss I'otter," said Miss
Crey, polntinn to the French window
that she could sen fi her seat. Col-
1 1 Lester looked startled and turned
round. They could see a buxom,
crape-clad figure speedint; down tho
law 11.
"She said you were enuaKed," K'nspcd
1 the Colonel. "We believed II."
"You did'.'" saiil Mrs. Lester. "I dis
liked the Khl from the llrst."
"You never believed It?" said Jack to
Cclla.
"She wore your rltiK," stammered
Cella.
"That she most certainly did not,"
said Jack.
"It had 'From Jack to Fanny' In
side. I saw the Inscription."
"I did not five It to her."
"It Is very curious." said Mrs. Les
ter. "I low did she get the rliiK?"
"I think I know," aald Mrs. Orey,
who had listened with a meditative
face to Jack's denials. "The man who
Jilted her, the man she tbreatenend
with a breach-or promlee ,'aae, waa
called John Bmlth. Ha la In Australia
now, and tha whole bualneaa happened
out of Woodbury, ao I auppoee aha
thought It Quite aafa to uaa hla ring."
"Nona of ua could undatatand jour
taata, Jack," aald Mra, Leatar.
"Too da sow, though," aald Jack,
taking Oalla a hand.
UUIl.l- 1WL v'... - --
DOINGS JN BOTH SENATE AN1)
HOlisE.
t r.day.
F' -tk. The KiiateiJecldel to inve-
... the penitentiary, v
down a !
t( s..iii'ion to appoint
i ,-. ri-. olisidere I a hi
a nit ntr conniiit-
ln or.ier to aixji-
I am
i , i .e tli ath penalty, M jau i pruituu
, . .l i i... .... i I '
:ii whs a-ivanceu on uie t-an-nu.o, ano
t sjL Uv-irable actiou on
rable actiou on a new oil in
spection la which places that depart
ment a i t the "tate Is.ard.
H.niirook'p b li, senate file No. HiO, to
j the
! inn
cieate a boar 1
1 park commifisioners in -
leifes ofti-e second-clas-of less than
2...KHI inhaoitants, was reau tne tmru
time and passed. s
.-iiwii's bill. No. 107, preveiitiirj a ,
nstice rif tlie s-ace to isriie a summons
lie r. TVed 1m V
inu ine cuiioiy ioi.h-, .
i .1 ........ i ,. t,j
i was passed.
j,,i sk. The house eK-nt the day on
Ihe stock yards bilis. pusBiiiK twool them
iihrouch committee of thi; lt"l Willi
oaiv two (t.sseiitins; votes outside ol the i
lloualas delee-Htioil.
Tlie coiniuittee appointed to invesn
"iite the case ol ( 'usuodian Cook audi
wouid-oe ('tis od'Hii Tliornloii renort-:
(il tuvi.ralilv on Cook and niiiavoiiihiv
. i.:..i .. tl.cit
;on i lionio.n. h. is aiso i.-r..i .v.. ......
ol tiie seveiitv-two employees ol the
I house; thirty-three are from the I'aui-
lies ot old s,,,,!hts.
i "'he state print.-r bill
was made
pecial nr.ii"' for Mull
afternoon at
4 o'i ioi k on act
Hint ol House, osauuior,
I., im,-con pclled to be in line.1, a today.
Wait of Choc, Cramb of Jelli-rson,' and
I'.nma of I ind.-e were ai.Pointed as the
I Ciimmit tee to investigate the peiuttn-.di
tint V.
.Moliitay.
Scs .tk. Pi.." introduced a lenirthy
resolution lor the purple oi resiirn-ci-
im: his ami-' lilroad pass mea-ure, ami
Watson s bill reiulsitin tele-ra)li rates i
was ri
mi in
tted lor the avowed par-
pose ui killim it.
The anti-cigarette bill was di-'cus-ed
unda boot lilack smcKin.' a cigarette
was introduced as a ho-ri :ile example,
bii' no act ion was taken.
M-natc hie No. 'il-1, by Stewart, to
provide for the inve-tuient of sinkinsr
1'ind in. .iit-v-i oicmiries and to'.vnsuiiS
in e,ii,n (or feed and n-e l, was pas.-ed
nith the ciiier-cu. y clause.
llonse roli No. ."illt), by lloi'st, an act
:o iiiith'.nzt county coniniif-sioticrs to
!!:e Mirphi.'- prucinct bond ittuds for
pnicurini.' s.-cl riun and feed lor tennis,
w.i-iilso pa.-s-d with tne emeru-eney
c.aiise,
ll.irsi The liuuse received several
petitions doiiuiii'iins: tin; permanent, lo-
c.ition of the state lair.
It. endorsed L-e vutin- machine that
has been oil exhibition at tlie capitol,
; i nd received a la i .'.- i.limi er of com
i n.it'ce reports,
'1 lie cpeei.,1 older, hmiHC roll No. 4.10,
I i ps taken un, Tliis is a lull providing
P...-a supervisor ol jmnlit: jirmt .n ji. It
o.akes tin- auditor, si ite Ireasu'er and
si eietary oi slate a printim,' board ami
F.ey app-.-lnt a sii)iei visor oi public
printim:, w ho shall draw a salary of
$1,500 a vea r. It was recoiiiniemled for
pissiiie. in tiie commit tee of the whole.
Tne general appropriation bills are
made a special order for 10 a. m. Tues
day. I in ml iy.
The senate recommended a
bill appropriating ij'JOo.OdO
which is said by its opponents
S i-: N 'r ic
siii.stitutc
lor relief,
to be detective- and excceiliiiily expens
ive inasmuch as it would require tiie
county hoards in all counties receiving
tne aid to bold nn t xtra ses-ion at. once.
At the low avcr:ii'e ot ifLiO exjMilise (or
,; ch inly hoard iu fifty counties the
eostiind r tiie substitute bill amounts
tc 'pi, lino, whereas H.OdO or .f.'it'.OI) will
dolt' iv the expense of the state relief
ll.i . is-ion.
A special committee reported thatOil
Inspector F.dmisten'? bonds are insuf
ficient ; a joint, resolution teiafinu to the
-1. lie I oi'.i'.ilery line was offered, and
nniitV anti-pass bill was resurrected
imd Im led nui u. 1
Tne governor's veto of tlie chance of
venue bid was made tlie special order for
Wednesday.
Hot si: The appropriations for the
sulrries of the othcers of the. various
el:-.'e institutions occupied the atten
tion ol the house almost all day. Very
ft ,v of the cute made by the finance,
ways and means committee seemed to
meet tiie; approval of tiie house ami the
bill was amended freely with hut little
oppt-ition. The salaries as a rule are
left the same as they now are. The
secretary of state and the auditor each
(jet a st.eiioorapher at. a salary of $1,(100
per annum.
The attempt of Uie finance committee
to abolish the labor commission and
Isiard of transportation by cut tint; oil
tho appropriations for their support
failed.
The irrigation lill was made a special
order for Wedneaoay afternoon.
Weiun'lv.
Sksatk The H'liate recommended
piissntre of a bill abolishing capital pun
ishment, killed a bill lepealing the
valued policy law, patched up the $J00
(100 relief measure, passed house roll
No. f34, antliorizinir expenditure of sur
plus county funds for seed grain, made
Russian thistle bills the special order
for 2. p. ni. today and decided b
consider the veto of the governor at 11
a. ni. today.
Iloustc The house went into com
mittee of the whole an soon as it met
yesterday morning to consider house
roll No. 432, the general appropriation
bill Altar working moat ol the day on
tha bill and getting about one-third
through it, tha bouse took up bouse rol
No 448, an Irrigation bill, bat 41d not
flpiih lu ooaatlarattoa. Ttta panilenti -
ary Uyajttfatlag oommlttaa ieport
b .i -ti y ai d was aoilioned to proc I
witi. its iuv-t .gitioii and send for per
sons and j.apers
Ti.u.i. ... j.
!-KMTe Tiie senate s;nt a Viuy dsy
in eon -n.it ee oi the whole end recom
mend -l.e l tss-e o: bills dealing; w;'h
iliis-ian ili riies, bucket shopr. iii-i y
of deadlv weapfeis in windows, mak - S
io.H tiersoiiul jimpt rty, and 1111 poring
1.-11.-1 iv tor the mi.liciiius kiilin of d 'JS
a.: -ti' ed a bid am horizints cities
tl-p t',ri i h.ss to uiaintaiu eafl or
eli ( trie iieht orks.
li, Hi, 1 he house fcnt the day on
t.'i-nerr.i appropriation biil,
Us cons .ier.i ion. Borch
oniplet
was ap-
imiMel on the ij-llitelitlarv couiiiiittee
, j, unaUe to
I . ii, .L.tixA ..f the I t-j i t : . i i -
lk.,w,L,.l .. ,.(in.et h,ll was made a
H t ,. r,r.',.r o.rSrtn div at !0:3. m.
- llit, ;rn:, luj , a t!;,.(.iai ,,ril,.r ,)r
to.lai
A3 ALIIst si.-.
IVvO PEAS.
i'w o
s (
Ir hers at U'e-sleyari llniver
v oho Can't Hi- Tii'1 Apart,
;;r and Arctad' Vonii's, of New
. In in hi'ollii rs w lio are :is
- two copper coiits, or as the pro-
i pe ls il) il pod. entered Vi" .!''
.- -iiy this a ti mmi in tti-- fn!i
i u...d the di P-uUy of distiii
iii. -in has led to no end of mis
'i'iie Yoini' brolli. rs spy tiiat
-, p. in- to tiii-m oi' iilc.iit t Weil
l's' stiiu.IIii-, has become a til . '
.i!!.;;e chapel they sit next o
,. , and if one of them happens
i,," the .-Impel nioiiitor, w hust'
s : . record nbsci, , s. !:::s to Dip
I nl lo decide which of them he
mark absent. I'mii twins are
!c 'i-iu'sity loot ball team, and
h 'h'.y are not heavy, they hav"
nn
i:t!:-'
till c
tin-.;
ty
old.
Ill
e.l,-h
to "
'IV
up a
, hll.n I
: on
; tiio!
(, , ij(
.ji,,.,,,"
,.i,.v,.n-
i :,c. t hei-.i.-eive-i as tic .
the p luckiest players on tl:
n. They wear sli'dlar b::uda -:
,ocd iii'ouiul their tow-color...!
s, am! their slecveies:' jackets iUV
si' lliiil Willi the blue' ''.ye .if
ivr:
llll'T
I' '
in a
jerseys. The other (lay. m i
,- i.'i.ie. Hie ball was ftuubleil
-i iiiiii..!:-;,'. and one of the tw ins
it.
Archer was playiiis,'
:i
bac!; on
lined : :
once a '
,is lo v,
M"!t I''"
l.ciny IP
a ..i..:.
wils so,
bad, in.
e "varsity, and Arilnir w
n the sciilh. A doubt
at
in the mind !' Coach Sleeie
i ;ijde should llo vi' tne ball.
ry, lik e I'vi'i y le "'y el -
,ie to dislinuisli tlie twin:.,
ne ran Uji to the man wh .
onSHil tO iii:- feet With tbi
-i.i.'d In it ioinl w Iii: per:
,U ii Voiiii, an: you. an.vho a
.,- scriib'.'"
in -it
ti
i, i..
brothers had an entniii 'i"
condition in some branch of his prep
iirnt iry work and a dale was set for
the special examination. The brother
who had tin condition marked against
him remained in his room, while tins
other twin took the examination and
passed it Willi Ilyinc, colors. This hap
pened because a lnisiP.Kc was imp..'
oriuii.ii.iy in chinriu"; the wrotiK twiu
with a . i .no -' ni.
(.i. li s iii I hos.- toi.ys.
'The reported discovery of a hiiinn
kii' lou iu the tertiary deposits t
Bohemia, meiisiiriiij:
from the crow n of tin
10 the heel bone, re
-t,,U nient, "'1 here wi.
Iw t'lily-oiie feel
skull, still intact,
alls the Hibiii'iil
c giants in (hose.
days." At Tmu,
ion was found.
in liolienii.'i, a skele
the head of which
could be scare
joint arms of
hones were 1w
the entire skel
Iy be encircled by tin
two lliiil. The shin
iity-fi.ur feet loiiij. and
ton, though it has set
tled down somewhat, measured one
hundred and three feet In Xorthamp
lonshire. Fu:.rland, a perfectly formed
hiiii, an skeleton, one hundred ami one
feet ill length, was dui; up by certain
tlip-ncrs. The remains, fortunately,
were accurately measured as they lay
in the ditch, for on the follow-in:,' moru
inj: the peasants of the vicinity gath
ered at the place ami heaped straw
and fuel upon the bones and hnrne 1
them to powder, hohlintr tluon to li
the hones of a wizard. In another Meld
the skeleton of a uiant said to be til'iy
I'eot Ions was discovered; but as we
have no scientific evidence: to near
upon the case, ivo may conclude Hint
the skeleton was that or a ku;uiiiic
saurian. The human skeleton now
preserved in I'ttlermo seems an un
questioned case. It Will lie lliieresiuiK
o hear the scientific report, upon tne
new itoiiemian ki.uu. 1 to- pn-s.-ns
nteinent. seems scleiitillc enouKh, but
the world will require oeuer prooi.
or at least more proof.
Isibll ty of Torpedo Boats.
Some Interestinc experiments as to
Ihe visibility ami atidihlllty or torpedo
boats at nijiht. have been mad" n.T
Newport by the Torpedo boat Cushlmr.
The rushing had been repainted with
, ... 1 - i....-f f.,,o.
it COlor Sllpposeil IU Of "e n-u-si. v..
spiciious. Iii the first experiment the
Ctishiii2 steamed out from shore at
nichl, having a powerful search lislit
from the land directed upon her. At a
distance of a thousand yards she
passed out of shrht of C -se on shore,
and this, although it was lluht oimiinu
on the Cuslilii herself to read.
For the second experiment, which
was to determin' the distance nt which
Hie boat could be detected by the uolso
of her engines and swash of water
from the propellers, the nijjht was
very favorable, except for moonlight.
Tho first thing observed was sparks
from the funnel, and shortly afterward
1 be swash of water was heard. The
.enreh light was then uaed, but It waa
several seconds before the boat waa
dghted, being then at a distance of
Ight yards.
The report upon the experlmenta
dmcr-res: Eight hundred yards la tha
laxlmum torpedo range, and aapaedf
raft would make great pi agrees h
Ide of this before gnni couia oe nuia-
(, up0B bar; 0 It la still quaattoaabtal
vh4lthr th aeank Kfkt la as act ot ai
1 et-uard agalaat aa attack frara al
torpeda baa. '
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