I i - . .
ii i " . i
K 1
ll e lu i.
Theie'a no fun In livin when v ...
dead.
It U proliable. that Anni( ir i
si nil pointer frou rea.IinR ti e .t p
tu of aeaahorrt retort.
young couplm Could ml v art . t if
were married, iieople. would neve'
pect they were envtowX.
The Kirl who refuM the man a It is in
the n.oflt indignant tone of voice ife n
erally the one who would have b- en
leaitmad ifhe.'d tak-ni' w thout askm.
lo You Dance To-M.-iil?
Shake In your shoes Allen's Foot
Ease, a jiowder for the fort. It makes
tight or New Shoes feel Kiisy. Cure!'
Corns, liunlons. Chilblains, I'rost Hites
and Sweating Pi-cL At nil dniKj.'Isis and
ahoe stores, 2.ric. Sample sent FUKK.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, I Koy.N.Y.
Any girl who raves over a foothall
player will prove to lie fond of gritty
go Bfcberry pie.
Piao'sCnre for Connnniption has been
God-send to me. Win. IS. Meldeilun
Cheater, Florida, het. 17, 1:C.
Many a man whoee marriage was the
recall of love at first mUt wishes he hail
been blessed with the gilt of second
light.
Scrofula and
All other blood
Diseases are promptly
And Permanently Cured
By 1 lood's Sarsaparilla.
If you suffer from
Any lorm oi Blood
Disorder, you should
Take 1 looa's and
Only Hood's.
7
3
POfiS
Thf tisl
$&St Out
SLICKER
in both rlJerani ii'jjjli r-
frrtly tirv In the hir Jft tfunns.
bvtiMjlr s win JKaroolriL Ask for
iK7 t t HranJ 'rnii SlKkffr
it i fn'irrly ntw. if ri'it f,r vjlein
your trr nf for c tlai wir to
A I. TO- u ;,.. ,m Msss
The St, Joseph and Grand Island
SI
Kana City and Omaha Railways
4 Kfc JHil
AND QUItKLST
SHOKItST AND QUItKLST HUUUS
NORT
H
WEST HAST
SOUTH
a '. in (-on iim-- n,-.. p..,c a., .
li'B 'Ub till-
umuu idiiiuu urninui
AKK TMK IaViiRITK LINK
f'-noli urifl mil Wftstru I'liitMS
n reilitrdiliK rale. eliv, cftl J on
t m;fia ur -v. M. Ali-lT,
-r. i.,-i.n Mn
n ft n Strawberry
.UUUPlants$1.50
(1 and hi.. Him ivm h Trwii lc
, 'rnm' lleIifi, li.'U p r triou.
ll Wluilmif e rislinxiy well rooiwl,
me. an' utriiil flrt-"la numery
rlt fur f'rli-e I it tu
IAN M'lisl lllt, K4.yio.lda. Nrb.
xyi UUht TuUKStLF!
urKf.ft I I . I. I - iiuaamral
1 I diilu .. inrDiiiiailuaa.
VJ Krila; -il Hrratloaa
t.'.r-. nf , ., r . uiliiiia.
ekiiii.-, ,J i,.,t aatrta.
iHrti:Oiui.jtCo -i'iT puio'uuu.
OinClHKir U.C l lrnBlat,
'ir :t, (lUin wrap',
I'T .T-rf. rrrAel. (or
? '. -1. iiim. nit.
Iirci.:i 11 1,1 iiti raooaat.
Life! Life! Life!
HHhqlan Ki
ri , , . -fi
n r Vvc 7 r
'.l ( auri rinxnw,,' ..... pi, ...... .
II i -rl ui rure 4 t TA III! II awl I iron. hlUa.
I la ' TtIMa Hi malll iai A.i.in
Hit.
ItiilTalo. N. V.
I lie Imii Keo Hijii ltiMjiiuii lor
le. IHir HI, It., ealii and nalla
k I ,1JliifltifiKi. Hutwtttut ltr I
mnli-a free. THK KAV
MANILLA
irlNIi CO., t nnlrD, H. J.
Si-art lor liienU.ra- Oaiau, fri KIKjAR
Ta7 A !Xl.l'aiintjsiovJUira.lciiarii4
Maw Vura.
OPEN
-H ft
7Maw Vu
To MOTHERS.
' ' ' i r )
V Ar. ASJ-'FRTINC. IV THE
ACIUSIVE li.E 11 'ILK.
PITCHKIl 8
)R. SAMUEL PITUHtn,
wa the vrigittfitor of
that hsis born ami does iww aSTORIA," which has been
hear ths facsimile ui '(nature of ' Smmlmerica for over thirty
This is the original " PJCHr'3Tra,f,prr end see that it is
used in the homes of the moth
years. LOOK CAREFULLY
the kind you fume ahv
and has the i
i per. No on has uu
T ..VfA Centaur Con
m .ii -i .71, si
- ; It"1-"- is
' resident.
';:Marrh S.J,
I."
t Met -d the Jewish
l i i" iueoe ning vol
1 liii in-ni ui TeJlt's am-ral
r-
r - ., o 'i
n iikri her bati.
g tit o it
T I II I -lie i-l I liail
' luck, a Inch ine.irh-
nodi aoiiien dowie'-
r-- ii . ni.trei.-e-.
I'll.- Prince . it V le- Ins ln-come per-i-
a-, if mm I a "i a 'In-re ih in (ires
K-.t
he ki
n In.iieie t "hi: n.' at piiraautt
n'i evt-'v hi il ,p crew trmi-r on.
The ' r -t ker.
it ii u wold adopli'
Caretaker i u wold adopted In'0 mod-
em nc m;I mean one who take t are
if. and is ciy k turally a 11 d to those
employ ill lo take rn re oi tliiiiK coni
inilli d lo llii'lr keepini;. Tin way some
pi-opli' have of liibiiii; rare of them
Helves Is very HiigeMlvi1 of the need of
u caretaker. The human hody to sueli
Im a ina'isiiin tilled willi pri-cioitv Ihlns
liiu-aii'd for. where thieves may break
In and rust doth corrupt. I'aius and
nehes arc thieves, and I he body left un
cared for to Ihelr spoilage will lie roli
lieil of all its comforts ami despoiled of
its peace of mind and happiness. It is
n happy thought to look upon St. .laculu
Oil as a caretaker, to employ It as a
watchman against sm-h intruders.
There is hardly an n he. from a tooth
ache to a toeac'he, that it can't take care
of anil effect a cure, ami pains the most
violent are coniiierel l.y Its use. Its
otlice as n caretaker is lo prevent the
spread of aches and pains into a chronic
utairo. Keep a bottle of it In the handi
est place and be assured of good cure
and comfort.
One decided hv turn of the Ku"diari
blouse ia the eliifht poiii'h'iii; of the ful
ness front and back. T ii idea will bo
carried out in all material of Biitlicient
body to preclude the effect of a charac
terless droop.
A vi iii tn never feel" a i proud of h' r
htlsbiud'H love hh wnen lie f a i i aick : it-1
becomes delirious, and rnfilea to let
anyone but her come near him.
An Atrhif n man in attracting a good
deal oi ai tentiot) beciiiHn he has three
hired girls, but a formerly of A chiNon
lielle, now living in Nebraska, ha four.
The dirtiest frying pan will benoin"
clean if aoake-1 in amoion a and w,iter
How's Tm.
WeotferOne Hundred Dollnrs
reward
not lit
for attv rn-e of catarrh l! ut
can
vureil hv i!nil's nrarrli Cure.
" K. J. ( lll-.N KV .V I'd.. Toledo, O
We, the iniilcrMgned have known K. J
Cheney h r the hit l"i years, and believi
him I'.erteetiy lionorahle in all husmesJ
liansaiai.iiif and i nancially alile to carr
out an ohliguiions maile hv their tirm.
w kit ,t Tki.-ax, Wholesale druggiits
Toii-do, I)., Waluimi, Kinnan it Makvin
V holesiile driigvista, 'l'oledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrh Care i taken internally,
uctinj: ilirect.lv upon the bio ui and mueou!
aurlaci-.i ol the aysU-m. Tciitinionials ai-nl
tree. 1'riue 75c. per bottle. Sold by ad
iJiuHgisU,
The day alter a woman hail wnt f
(f-eitdea! of money on foolisiinem ahe
iif. ls the potatoes' with their jackets on
111 order not to waist the iikias. Atchi
son ilobe.
It Keeps file I ( llry autl Warm
And is only cure lor Cudblnm.v
I'rost I'-ites, Damp, Sweating Keet,
Coins and Jiiiniotis. Ask for Allen's
Knot Kase, a powder to be shaken into
the .shoei. At ull ilriiKgisis and alloc
stoics, i'jc. Sample sent KHKK. Ad
dress Allen S. Olmsted, l.eltoy, N. Y.
A woman's soui seeuiH to be a good
deal more valuable than that of a man's
j idging from the frantic effort she makes
to i-ave it.
Klondyke Hnlletln"
Will t,r jiulilUlieil hy tin- Sou Line every
Miiiiilny, i-oiitiiliilnis .Ml leb-criiiihu- urwi
mid iip-ln d. ii.- li f iirnii. 1 m as In lnut routi-a,
si'iilii'H, aiiMiii-iiii -uilni at, urn! every fa
rlliiy Winn- ii-i.-.oi. Invaluable u Ala
k;il' il-iI'i ' I- r .i!i-l t'l! Itli'il' friend. 'I n In
id;.. -1 d uli luailliiK hit. "iid tlx i-euta 0"-.)
null-
t.l
. It. CALLAWAY, i. l: A-,
Mii.ui'iipvlm, Miun.
Sikl-'iow ilaU.-ya makes a man feel
like laughing to hear a woman past 4(
f peak of hei m ther as "numma."
Slit u inln' s.n.riiiHii svaer for rhllrt
ren it-cthiuK, - lu n tne uin, n-ilnera Inllain
lliatinn, adayi imiu, euren wind Colic. I c UiUle
When a woman wants to give an un
derhanded swipe at another woman, ahe
makes fun of her d-ee-'maktTi
T ItlKK A CKI.U I.N (INK I)Af.
Txkr Ijiiallw llemm OtualiWrablfla All InufiMi
nruuil ttwi money II It fajla ui rura. 26c
Women have grea nsnect for t wo
man who has her hair done op . by i
profes-ional bairdremer.
LETTER
COURTS UVJR ,
WUKU "(JAaitlttlA caw.nuteirS
AS OUR IKAI'a i
iin.
the tame
on every
of Ilyarfc.
u,Jar&
'p.TCHER;sA755i&
wrapper.
on tlie
wrap-
use my name except.
"is. 11. Fletcher in
cheap Ntibntitiite
more fiennici
Md
wHb
:Xfa
FASHIONS OF (iOTHAM
WHAT TO
WEAR AND
WEAR IT,
HOW TO
The Poardinu Kt-bool Oirl'n Jaunty
Outfit -Novel KffecU Striven After
by Her Mder Siler, lo tlie liincoin
poHure of tlie llresmiiMkersS
l'ails in Feminine Apiiurel.
New Yurk rnrreHMn'leni'c:
1ST as trig and
cozy as she can be
Is the maiden of the
Isiarditig school
tliis winter. Her
jaunty hat is tipis'd
over her eye. and
there ks about
f very I hing kIic
wears the swing
and swagger that
makes it worth
mamma's while to
send her to II lin
I s h I n g s h ool.
Skeli'lied for tliis
lull i.il w as a jacket
of heavy brown
..ry.,.
broad cloth, I he
skirt being a wi!
leu plaid of large hut dull colored
sipiaix-s. These skirts either just e-caM-
the ground or Just touch the urcli
wl Instep as she w alks. They are limsl,
if the wmrcr Is lucky, with silk of a
bright color, ami -how quick the
young girls catch on to the fa.s)iion
some of l hem are already llnl with
orange slik.
It Is wlospered that al fniuc of the
awagger schools the Matron supervises
M'.i -J
: A".. lS
Ef.A I50H A TEN KS.S
THE
the girls' drussiog, mid it Is guaraiiis-
that u correct dress instinct will be in
siilli-il ii Ion k with ii)ics.M'iillal i.aiin
and algebra. These are the young wo
men who are already wearing ulsuit
th.-ir throats. Inside or the coat, a
Unman rililsm scarf with fringed ends.
Their silk or moreen petticoats arc
pl.ildeil. ami tin- silk shirt waist ihat
shows at the ciliro of the over -blouse Is
either Itomaii plaid or si ripe. At either
side t the hal brim just the hiiuii4;
barrel of a gleaming poinp.-nliuir shows,
nrwi at the back tin- little hair tliat ap
pears alsive the storm collar glistens
and colls without i-ithet stilf Ntralght
nens or untidy frizzle. The older alsieT
mav have more rnoni-y spent on l',r
and may have more time to ton
her dot lit, but she w ill pof "
till
r
m m
w g w
'-Ti:ATJN J 'LA I.N NK.s.s AHuVE TI1K KELT ODTDOcins
more liidhldii.-il charm of n,rrZ7l'r .
harm of comi-im
HiHIl
hs- the dwell luair.ltr,., .
Junior.
Tiit Miiiie older flsb-r Is mur fo )r!v
lug tiroxsmikerw Insane witli hi-r de
liniiiis for nivej elalhiintloiis. KHp-.
ally is this true nt pr.ent of housi
oresM-- 1 lie Issue vrt.
ii(ioii
tne mouse lib, of mnrvii ln
with so
uiuci, ror a mnrt. they ,xt U(1.
rhsl out of all comfort bv the ap,,l(11
kjii ui iinmiiiig aniK, onr side. u-ed!i-
biiUons. etuleittc effis-is, ,.(,. s,,,,,,, f
in- mlinct1iti of the blouse Hre
ery clever mid If wn not a difficult
matter to rhw ihree at -active
nKiih'Ia for illimtrjitlon. The flrs,f on..
Ingtenloiisly produced s tirliHi.i,. ptTrvt
wa In lvei.lr .!.:. frlmm.-l
!( slid ,raU nd button. A
d-r
nraiatton of Jacket able h low on
Mori
DkitlM wan eltr ndisl Imlnw akya tw.i.
iu"
alniulated. the continuation of the ef
fect below the iK-lt bhmdisl Isxlice and
hklrt In line, thus Hddiug trace and
KleiideriH-.- to the figure. A bib and
collar elfis-t a' the IK-ck suggested tlie
turning back of the blouse, while the
imriion that hi supiKvsi-d lo show under
was cut away in a tiny yoke. This
was tilled in with foldeii chiffon that
ewtiLhed the throat In a high stock.
Kpauh-ttes prevail. As a rule, the
blouse Itself is cut to extend over the
armhole, or Is provided with shoulder
collar Ih.il extends in epaulette fash
ion over l he arm. but often epaulette
pieces are set In along the top of the
armhole. This last luelhisl was em
ployed in the particularly dainty blouse
remaining of the ph-ttiri.il thru-. Cray
pen il de sole was the material of this
blouse, which operusl from throat to
belt, narrowing towards the waist, and
was held togelher by tabs of embroid
ered while satin, one tab buttoning on
each side. At tlie opening an under
bodice of white fJMj allowed, and at
the throat re vent or the satin turned
over the nlge of the blouse. (Jray is a
favorite color for house dresses, though
In the lasl it ion t Ii the flame orange
shade thai promises lo lie popular Is
appearing.
Minuses for the street may be as plain
as you like. and are ordinarily made so
plain that relationship lo indoor
blouses is not, at. all ch-nr. Some of
the modi-Is are fairly austere. Such a
one comes first In the three tlie artist
shows and was sketched in nut bro'vn
caslniiei-e. It fastened on the shoulder,
the fit tit jdeais necessary to take in -.he
fullm-ss al the neck were covered by
a few rows of narrow braid, each fin
lshed by a little loop and button, and
the round plain stock was stiffened by
-,'
mm
mi
ii j
AIM FOK INDoOJi KODICES.
rows of braid. The blouse hutf splint,
I he fullness Is-lng only from- ltt-'k ot
darts, and the In-lt was vert narrow
.mil l,i-,.l,l..il Kxeent for f touch of
In aid at wrist-i and 'basque 10 harmon
ize with the lines on the shimlll,'r- '"''N'
was no further trace of rimming on
the bodice. The skirt vr
is braided at
the foot fo match the res'
t Such a dress!
mav as well be of brir"1'""11.
mo'hait, or heavv jacket V,'r sllk' an,i'
with a clmnuppear In It wif""''
wearer wll' clumsily bundled0 ,T
,lleloth.
women i'
furs. bit
Vi4 In Uif
ll IU
wanner than this wv,
iiioujm- imt at the omsKlte
ude of the ilhujtrfltion, but !t wa.s In
form, the eont Hkene.s coming In
me T.unicj-tj4ili revens. Tlie mode)
" foimblnaflon of
wirlet otK-vlot giving skirt, Hlecvc and
vohi, Uie bloii- and baml at foot o
ssiii la-ing camiu.J colorwl staff. Per
hajih n look of warmth win nought In
t he miri-ber of color n,it
(yw1')
The reiiminlng garniort, thoiiffh trtw
fo thf ciirrei.t fancy for bloniRes, was
for tt,. woman who regret the bygon
1pLi8it I'-ill, stilt
MMttftl tl oni
awat'ger tucked gray erg the Micka
In biitieh of eight or ten, nwtirlria
dlajronaily. With thla wi. Hut.
Piaiu ciotn jacket that opened all U
way down. It ctirv.il off at the hlpn to
nluawf nothltiK at tfi hack, ami wmuit-f-d
In a high curved rolled collar at lh
o'-k. ii ik neiitlaJ that mich mm ....
bodlo ithotiM be vry plain ij,
ihaion aiw ml at th Ku a
- n i-ouar la worn aiul a H tka .
Miai lr-a iu i
Planting too cl
I iro a iiiL' em it . i
I'lantmg t m
Using d rrv, se
'.t cutting si
week.
P acini! Ji-i hi-
batle i r - -
Nov nr. i,-.- ci'
rollei c."
r tid-
0 I -i
Us'iii! ne
M.ry plant
t .no- 1 ho-1 for fn
In-'ei I j
The In'".el lr.:,
t -jJ9 jN.ees, mid
nearly -ti.OiHi -. t ' i . i ; ,
man Church rt
rejid, tjays Uie .New
thousand authors an
erythiug tliut Itenaii
i;
l:
f.ilhfnl in
Mm Klg'it
d in it. Kv
is coiideiun
olk
ed, but only the more ,:fofun-, from a
Itoman Catliolic staii liioiui, of Vol
taire's works apiieai- in Uie I mb .t.
Taine's "History of ICnglish Litera
ture" is under the lan, but his studies
on th French revolulion are omltteil
from the list of prohibited hooka by
the wish of Ieo XIII. All of CousinV
books are c-ondemiied, but only four of
La niaj"tl tie's.
For obvious reasons Eugene Sue's
"Wandering Jew" and the "Mysteries
of Paris" are both forbidden reading
The Index contains a complete csitn
logue of the works of lwth the e)d i
and the younger Inimas, but only tw
of Victor Hugo's books are found in i:
"Leg Miserablcs" and "Notre I)uin
de Paris." There are two Zola.s In the
Iudei one Is the author of "Rome,'
the other Is a theologian of the last
century.
The man who asked and receives not,
because he a-ked a-misa might ba-.e
een more suixea-ful had be asked a
widow.
A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NLNE.
Heat, sense of tenderness and swelling- of a part,
are all indications that there is need of instant repair
the stitch in time. Where these symptoms exist on
the left or the rif;ht side of the womb, disease of the
vary is setting in. and soon there will be, if there
not already established, a discharge, trifling- at
lirst, but later copious and irritating. Soon, also,
there will be felt dull, dragging pains radiating from
the ov;.i-y.
Da not. my oistcr, let your malady go
those of you who are already suffering in this
way should begin at once a course of treatment
with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
It will restore tlie organs to their normal condition.
In tiiis connection Mits. E. L. Myers, QuaW
ake, I'.i., says: "My ovaries w, -e badly dis
eased. : :id for almost a year I suffered with se
vere burning pains which were almost unendurable, and a dull, heavy pain fj,
the lower portion of my ' ack. If standing I was most relieved with my foot
resting on a stool or chair. The doctor told me I would have to take mv
bed ami keep quiet. I had not used half a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound before it worked wonders with me. I now owe my health
to the Compound. To those who are suffering from diseases peculiar to wo
men, I would say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound isjnstwhat
they need."
Mrs. Pinkham wishes to befriend you, and if you will write her at LyntL.
Mass., telling her just how you feel, she will give you the very best advice
free of charge. Think what a privilege it is to be aHe to write to a woman
who is learned in all these matters, and willing to adise you without charge.
BETTEK THAN FUSION.
J'in't mohkf v wiUi politics h rtd iit1''-''! the frm. Alont: wM your other crops this florinr mw
m j ruts wHl st'iwtrii Mux "M-cil on vonr m-v mnnii.
K'juik I 1 IiisTit, and Wiv. j.iji e ought Lo Ut Ini.
v ' '-iciriij J ' 1 1 '"I"-. i liBYB
PRIME RUSSIAN "LAX
Fur KOWlilK miri,uM-.. will bo fltl.-reil liy an ah lonir
over h imli mil ion iiuiirl. in lss V rile fnr
Ol.ii ' i-ss ;rii! Liusved Hake, for
tne ceipMttic-il vv o. .iiuj" j.iiiBct-a uu, Cmied and
t.slal. ihh.-.l I1IHH;
"IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T
SUCCEED,
TRY
SAPOLIO
I had two diseases, malaria and indigestion, which were
gradually dragging me to the grave. The doctors told my
friends I could not live. A friend told me about
Ripans Tabules.
1 tried them. For the fact that I am well, healthy and can
attend to my business to-day the same as before I was
taken nick, Ripans Tabules must have tho credit
perons
Ymt ft
DOUBLE
V QUICK I
-i of - Iih liitta-ia
OI-- . , in uow
r i.i he hnu-H can thrive
ii- l-iied down with kittens five)
o - i i me to 1
"i.s i mi t i a purr
.-si in'a v ill (itu rulf med fur;
i i o t. - o i Iin en now
r e i c in a .w I
'I 1 1 - a c I t
f i i si k n id eyes that blink,
r i in o'ii ic's accent how
me iow ineaow. meaow,
I
A 1 1 l i Cunt in.
i Crete a number of individuals of
. coose a young girl, who must be
l.y- no dill. cult matter in Crete,
uey inform her parents of their In
t. ut ifiri. and the ueedful consent is nev
er withheld. Then a priest is sent for
ami told to begin the ceremony. H
Hikes a very long girdle and Joins all
the men with it In a circle, In the centei
of which the young girl is placed. Then
the clergyman recites a number nf
prayers and winds up by giving bl
benediction to all present. The mo
ment he pronounces the last amen the
circle and its center stand in the rela
tion of brothers and sister to each oth
er to all rell-kius and social Intents and
purposes. ICach and every one of tin
males Is bound in honor to protect that
girl throughout her life, but none of
.hem can take her for his wife. She ii
and remains their sister to the end of
her days.
There Is something wrong with the
woman who talks only when she hat
something to say.
A man must mak his way in the
voi Id, while a woman merely has bera.
It was Solomon's wisdom that kept
iiia: from backing his judgment at the
rc-ei.
so far, but
-Mnitiif "in my t wen. i ha icreue Ih
There vili he a h iter market at your door'
IllUI'e I ,J 'J.ir- mi iuK m jour uow.
SEED,
as.'tie siiniilv lunts
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