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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1898)
n 1 THE SCKT OF A GOOD D1S1US1TI0X. Mrs. Pink-iam Says a Oarsful Regard for Bodily Health Makes Women Sweet and Attractive to AIL The world U filled with swett wumi-u some trouble of the female orffun.-,. Kretfulneaa auJ Dcrvoututw rapidly ili iff to urjL I 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I mi Is one from Mrs. V. I'. Vai.kmini:, r.r.r Kerry Ave., Camden, N. J.: " IlEAR Mrs. I'inkiiau: liefore writiiij to you I felt very bad. had terrible eick headaches, uo apetito, frnawintf pain in stimimri. pain in my Itiu-k and rijlit side; wan tired and nervous, and so weak 1 could scarcely stand. 1 was not able to do anything, had sharp pains all through my body. He fore I had taken half a bottle of I.ydia K. I'iukham's Vegetable Compound. 1 found invs'f im proving. I continueil its use until I hud taken four lt t les. and felt so well that I did not need to take any more. I am like anew person." Ask Mrs. Plnkham's Advlre - A ijntlprrafirt wr-man'. Ills DVSPEPSIA M for sis jeara I aa victim of d ta- repala in its worst form. I t ould i at notbinK ut on Ik toast. and at tnnea my atomu-h would not retain and dlynt ev-n thuL Last .Mur-o 1 began takiiiH CASi'AKKT and aim ihecl save ateadllv Improved, until I am aa well aa I ver wan in my llie." David H. Mi uyur. Newark. 0. CANDY Plaaaaat. Palatable. Potent. Taale (inod 1)0 Bood, Me.ar Siciea. Weaken, or Url. 10c. &c Ml. ... CURE CON8TIPATION. ... HIM mj lur UilMff, HMIrMl, far. Ill yn Tfl HoiS awl aii.ranwini br all ctruf- U'lU-BHW gnulo CV Tobacco Habll. SLICKER WILL KEEP YOU DRY. tw't bt foold witi mti-kintoih of ruMr co(. If oun(col thai wfh kf you dry In it hard fit ttorm buy th Flah Brand SiU'ker If not for M'e In your town. t1 for rarjioru to A. J TOWTP, Hvon. Mat. j A map of the United States. Send me 15 reota in atampa and I will mail you a map of the United Statea, three feet four inchea wide by four feet long. Printed in iiz colon. Mounted on rollers. Hliowa every state, unty, important town and railroad in the United 8 la tea. 1. Francis, General Paaaenger Agent, Omaha, Neb. PAYS N E THE FRAYT CUT SCALE. LtT MONIV JONCS OF BINGHAMTON N. Y. liljlQpDl I THE RECORDS MOW CURES OF Rheumatism J& v the uac or ST. JACOBS OIL or chronic ckipphs and or io-riodkn INfLAMMATOHY CASES. THERE'S: NO OINYINO, IT CURES. I " 1 IT is HiV. It Is ey for anj one to iim)riland that Alabaatlne, the t)e i,t whleh la a cement taat when applied to any clean aollil airfare foes through a proreaa of acitliig and grows MM with age. aanuld he durable, that la, Wt rab and seal off. Inn admit of recoailnf ITS .1 tlaaa to time without havlnc to waali SSd scrap off in old coala le-fure renewing. It Is squally plain tint all kaleoinlne arc the tsverse of thla, being manufactured from Siting, ehalks, rlsya, etc., for a bane, and s StsckjNi taa wal with lut wlili-u, who are held hack from Uhefuloess by - stmy sworl iii.sx.Mtion. hickly ail-worn-oiit woun u cannot live happy lives. Nearly every woman may Iw well and linppy if hho will follow Mrs. PiuUlium's advice. See what Mrv raitf says: "Dkak Mb. I'inkiiam: I have taken Lvdia K. 1'iiiUlinm n Vegetable Coiupoiind and think it is the best medicine for women in the world. I was so weak and nerv ous that I thought I could not live from one (lav to the next. I hnd nroIanMis uteri and leueorrhira, and thought that I would die. I hud drawing pains in my back, burn in if wn sation down to my feet, and so many miserable feelings. I'eo- ple.said that I looked like adead woman. l)xtors tried to cure me, but failed. I had fjiven up when I heard of the l'iukham medicine. I iot a bottle. Idid not have much faith in it, but, thought I would try it, and it made a new woman of me. I wish I could pet every lady in the land to try it, for it did for me hat doctors could not do." Mrs. Kai.MK ( KAlfi. liaker's Landing, l'a. That l.viiia K. I'iukliuiii's Vegetable Coinpoimd is a hafeffuanl of woman's health is clearly proven by the thousands of let ters constantly beinjf received. Here !-v. Frank I-Wit t Tftln.ae, though a new resident of Chicago, has already b en electeil cbapliiin of .the Secfind regiment, Illinoin national uard. Catarrh Cannot b cures A iih KK'AI, A PPIJCATION'S, aa they ciiunut i -aeh the ent of the dinease. C'a :nrrh a hl "il or eonsiitntioiial dieeone,' mil in order to cure it vou must take in ternal remedies. HhIi'ii Catarrh Care is taken internally, and acn riirect.lv cn the blood and mucous nurlacen. ifiill'g Ca tarrh ( tire in not a qnai-k niPdicine. It as preicriued hy one ol the beat phvsi ciana in thin country tor years, and 1 a regular prescription. It is composed of the beat tonic." known, combined with the :er"t blood purifier, actum directly on the tii'iiotia surfaces, The perfect combina tion of the two ingredient ii what pro iticef atich wonderful results in curing I ularrh. ."-end tor testimonials, frei . . J. I1KSKY fi Cn., Crops., Toledo, 0. fold hy Unitrgisla price 75c. The duke of Argyle has held his title (or .V) yeara. Shake Into Your Shoe" Allen's Fool Kase. a powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, .suuirt ItiK feet and Instantly takes the sting out of corns aud bunions. It's the great est comfort discovery of the ace. Al len's Foot Kase makes ti!lit Httin or new shoes feel easy. It Is a certain cure for sweating, callous anil hot, tired, nervous, aching feel. Try It to dav. Sold by all druggists and sIkv stores. I'.y nmil for 'J.'.c In stamps. Trla package l-'KF.K. Address Allen S. tllit lied, l.e Hoy, N. Y. A Pilfield (Me) firm baa just com pleted an order for 8,tXX),000 checkers aDd L'OO.OtH) dice boxea. No one i your friend who appologies lor you. riTQ PntianMlydirtHl So lit. or nerrminiArter II I 0 flnM flay' urn of l'r. Kline Urnal Nrrvfi Ke fUtrmr. Send for YHVV. -III' Iri I bt.ttl- ana trnHo. l K H lull. U4., mi An b StrA. rmlailelpbla. l'a. Frank 8teunenbr, governor of Idaho never wears a necktie. Mirror lM tne ntorf or nomplefloal MauUflnrl bj the 4 of liknnn stil(hur Srai. IIHI i Hair aud winmirr l;e. black or lirowa. sue. 1 he fisherman may not be at all ei pert in scaling a mountain. TO CURE A COM IN ON E DAT. Take I-aiaim Rrorao Oiiinlna lablaU. AU Uruagg tafuad tlx OMiiat If II lain tnrnr. Ue Opening an unkind letter is like tear ing open a fresh wound. Mia. Wlnalow'a soot mi so Prsur lor child ren leethlng, m fieDi the guru, rerlueea lnRaai matlun, allayi ialn, curea wind colic, xs trultle A Bold Klierlmeat. "I had hard work to keep that boy of mine from raiding cheap novels," said the reeolute man, "but I finally suc ceeded." "How? By keeping them out of his way?" "No. I knew it would be of no use to try. S-'o I meroly required him to learn two pages from one of them by heart every day, and now he dodwea them and r.-ads school hooka for amusement. j when espoi'( to Hie air, molsl ti re, etc., anon deeu), ami Die rubbing atnl arallnif thin commences, leaving I lie wall In a terrible condition On accounl of thla hnd reptile, most man-ufat-turera of aalaoiiuuea brand their prod ucts with aoroa arbitrary name, but tha eon tents f US package atlll remain a kalao- BllBS. . MICH NIC'KNEN Psrtleslsrly throat and lung dlfflmHIea, If noranlly attributed to other eauaea, Is the result of ummrillarji cuudUloua otwal sad. AN UNHAPPY JaOVtRfclGN. IMaappolataaenta and Horrowa Ktr in a Moaarcb'tf Life The Emperor of Austria represents better than any other European sover eign the principle of compromise In monarchical government. If it had not been for his Uexibllity in adapting hint self to emergencies, Austria Hungary would not be the united empire which It has become through a series of jiolit ieal adjust ments based upon expe diency. He has been on the throne since IMS, and Is now in his sixty-eighth year, a well preserved, amiable sovereign with a sad, wistful face, as though he were disappointed with the results of his long reign. In war he has been unsuc cessful, having lost his Italian prov inces and the leadership in Cermaiiy hy his disastrous campaigns with Fiance and I'russlu. His one great diplomatic stroke, by which his territories were enlarged in the south, was his secret treaty with Russia before the last war with Tur key. He agreed to remain neutral pro vided he could have the Turkish prov inces of lioinia ami Herzegovina. Without exposing his country to the burdens and risks of warfare, he made up for the territories which he had lost. His empire Is larger than It whs when lie ascended the throne in the revolutionary year of IMs. He bus shown himself to he a good politician. In the wnr with Prussia. Hungary was a disaffected country be cause It was not allowed to govern It self. When the disastrous cnuipiiigu ended, he re.i li.isl thai coneiliaiion was the only practical method of ruling a confederacy of nations In which antag onistic races were continually (iiilli'i In opNtslt direction. He had the gisid sense to support the Hungarian pro posals, nnd to iiccpt the crow) at P.iuhipet! at Hie hands of the dominant race. This was the fatuous coiiipr mlse of I Si 17 by which the Magyars were allowed to govern one half of the empire while the Hermans ordered the destinies of the remaining h.ilf. He has strongly favored every niensur Vor conferring the privileges of home rule upon the various slates of the empire. The Hermans. Magyar". Slavs, Czechs and Poles are jealous and spirited races. No oilier sovereign has such a team of wild horses lo drive. The Em peror has a 11 t-iii hand and a bright, cheery w ay of chirruping an I whistling to his unruly sli-eds. He succeeded In keeping the horses together w'lell they were ready to break awuy front con trol at the clove of the Russian war with Turkey. The Magyars were in sympathy with the Turks anil detested the RussIhiis, w ho hud conquered them after KisHSiith's revolution; the Slavon ian races were on fire with sympathy for the Bulgarians, aud the (i 'l'iuaits were opased to the aciiiilsillou of llos nla and Herzegovina. The I'lupernr knew his own mind, and carried out bis bargain with Russia. The Emperor's reign has leeu embit tered by many misfortunes. The fate of Maximilian In Mexico was one of the earliest of his griefs, and the un timely death of fhe Crown Prince was a blow from which he has never recov ered. Amiable In disposition, far-sighted In policy, and dexterous in his man agement of subjects ami in hl deal ings with alutesuieu, be has been an unfortunate sovereign and bus had rea son to repeat the old time saying: "Call no man happy who Is born to the pur ple." 1 butt's Companion. If the tramp la to be eradicated be jiuat be compelled to work winter and tinioier until he la willing to seek and ontlnue to work on his own account, nd, falling this, ha sould tie kept at ork for the public Indefinitely. In irder to compul him to work he must e gHren some-thing to do, and the ln itierry that la capable of reediest adap tation to the solving ot I be tramp prob em la that of road making. The trnmp hould worx the roods, not tramp them it h1a ows wlU. Despite bia 80 years, Mr. Justice Haakina sat at the Bristol aaaizs the other day Irom 10 in the morning until 11 at night, tiring out lawyers, witnesses and juries. - ---ryv It Will Pay. It will pay to carefully read the de scriptive advertisement of Alabasllne appearing In this paper, explaining the difference between these goods and kal somlneN. (Consumers should bear In mind that AbilMiatlne if unlike ail the various kal somlnes sild on the maiket under dif ferent named. Alabastine stauds pre emliietit anil alone as a durable wall routing. All consumers In buying should see that the goods are in packages and properly labeled. According to a German naturalist there are 366,000 aperies of animals in the world. I shall recommend Pico's Cure for Co sumption far and wide. Mrs Mulligan, I'luinatead, Kent, Kri(,'land, Nov.lt, 1N!M. ('olonel John Lambert o( Joliet, Ilia., lias given $7,000 tu the public library ol that city and $1. 500 each to the Silver Cross and 8t. Joh', )i'b bospitala. Koine people laugh aa i( it hurl them. reUlnuK. Think of having bed-rooms cover ed wild layer nf nmldlna (tour pnme lo feed vermin, wllh paper to them and to ale aorh the mola'ure of resp.iailon, and an ani mal glue culture ground on its face for il lu es ue germt; thla having strung culma added, like a colored ahlri, to hide the dirt; then think of "the nasty praciire" of repeating this papering, without removing the nld. and a number of tlmea, at Ihat, aa many do. Then think of a room coaled with pure, porou. permanent Alahaatlne, which la rellnted itlth but little trouble or expense, and la pnrlfv Inf and mer:taiq,Uilg and Ilia cri k. VS all nFUMHORY KHKIMITISM. Fn m St. Lairrtnc 'ainrfea'er. Canton, AT. 7 To suffer for yeara will) a prevailing painful ailment, which bathed skillful nudic;il treatment, jet which was cured hy a simple household remedy, ia the lot which befell Mr. tieorKe lj. Rogera, of West Main street. Canton. .V V. "Thirteen years ago." said Mrs. Rug ers to a reporter, "I was attacked with iu ftiitnniatory riieuumlisin slid a i-oinpe a tiou of diseases. Vou can judge soiiii wliat "f what I lured, when you lisik at these hands. They were diatoMcd, twi.-ted and swollen. My foM, too, is so much out of sliajie that llie big toe li"S amiss the others, the end touching the little toe. .otwii ti ll t a n ding I a m six ly- five years old, hare a pleasant b lioni e h nil (loth er coiii il forts, life to ,1 me was fur from enjo.v- able, for all other things pale into in a i iin i I'h a nee (i'lr. tn i lunch when y o ti are without K....d h.-allh. I tried different dis-t.irs and many pi-oprielarv remwlies, bin was not bi'iietiiiwl. "Last M i '-.-Ii I tried I r. Williams' Pink I. ills f..r Pule Pf.,,l,.. nd Is-f.iie I hud finished U. Hrst Ik.x 1 begun tn fisd ihat they were duinc me good. 1 ciuilinucd tisiut; Iheiu and sir-adily grew heller. "I ha v.- used thirteen l,x..s of the pills and to-day I'eel iH-tier limn !', the jmst fifteen years. My appeiii,. H K,Ht feel bi-iuhi. clus-ifnl, and have a desire to live .tad enjoy society. "I have bii-ii meiiibei- of the Methodist Chmvh fur in.in.v years, hut tor six years was unable i, attend. I urn aliie now to intend the church services regularly and eeriainly appreeiale Ihat privilege. I con sider lr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pain People a wonderful medicine." Or. Will iani' Pink Pills for Pale People are com posed of vcgeialile reniedii-s that exert a powerful inlliieuee in purifying and en 1'iehing the bhssl, thus curing many dis- CU ses. ART OF PAPER CUTTINQ. Oecuj of a I'retlr F'aahion of "Anld J.tmic Syne." The iuaini old accomplishment of paper culling has become almotit a lost art, except w here it io still remembered by a few old women as having been fashionable when they were young. Perhairs some of them can still lake a p.ece of paper aud a pair of scissors a:n! cut out designs, but their hands are lis) old and tremulous to execute tts delicate and complex pattern as they used to mske. The designs for the.- cut papers were never drawn, but the paper was generally doubled so that the pattern, w licit unfolded, was duplex, giving a certain regulari ty. The girls of fifty years ago became very skillful at this work, and one woman tells of often seeing her old mother, as the family sat talking after dinner, draw out a pair ot small seis ors, pick up an envelope or bit of pa per, and, seemingly without any thought or trouble, cut out the most exquisite flowers and arabesques. Cut papers were used for many purposes of decoration. Sometlmi's they were cut with a ring at one end that slipped over a candle, the leaf of delicate paper lace hanging down in front, of the caudle-stick like an apron. These "candle papers," when dipped In melted wax and then allowed to harden, had almost the look of exquisitely carved Ivory. Sometimes the papers were cut In rounds to fit Into the lids of watches gad were presented by young women to the men of their acquaintance, and the young men of that day counted their popularity by I lie number of watch papers that they received, young women exchanged cut paper with each other a,s tokens of friend ship, and these, shaped like hearts. Oval" or envelopes, were often further embellished by delicately painted wreatha and flower, and by the senti mental vere of the day. written ursin a space left for tbem. Sometimes tin cut papers were merely considered as works of arf, and as such were mount ed on black haircloth and framed. No paste w as tisel n the mounting, aa the papers were t'X delicate, and liesldes It would have yellowed them. The edge were simply smoothed out with a soft brush, ami the glass put over them to hold them In place. These large cnt pspers were often dime In mejiiory of some one loved and lost, arid the center would be cut In the shape of a funeral urn and rnblet. Up en this tablet might appear some verse, the letters cut out with a sharp pen knife after the read was finished. A favorite ouc was: "Now to the winds let all my sighs be given, nnd reach -though lost on earth - the ear of heav en." Then would follow the dale, and perhaps the word": "Beloved though lost." The only branch of this art that anil! neeiiia to be well known Is that of silhouettes, but this requires much more talent than the other, for the pow er of catching a likeness is compara tively rare.-New York Sun. Alter K.acape, Visitor iat museum) And you actual ly think the savages Intended to kill you V Tattooed Man- Yes; but It was only after my escape 'hat I discovered theli designs upon inc. San Francisco ;,Kx. Hinlner fin per free would he dearer than Alnbmtlnl, f coal of removing paper la eonslrirred. TO UK l,HtS. ron't buy a lawaull or Injunction will eheiip knoiulnea- Imitation of Aliihaatltii, No dealr-r U ttislifled In i-lnklniE a suit anij tn-avy ilamtiea while trying to Inlmduce inj aell a dlrei'l Infringement on Alabaatlna, The right to mn imfm lure and aell wall roaS Ing ailnpted to be mixed with cold water U, cnierrd by letters patent owner) by tha Ala Incline Ci. A almlliie la for aale by drugflsts sal nalbt dealers tverwsays SHOULD BE PREPARED. athcnniatUaa and I.a Grippe Preralent and Prompt Treatment -Neceaanry. Kvery family should have a Ijottle of "5 Ifrope" on hand, espex-lally at this season of fte year. Changes in the weather are so liable to cause rheuma tism, la grippe and many other diseases that tiie "5 Jrois" cure. Swanson Rheumatic (hire Co., Chi cago: Ti ltrops" promptly received. That is the medicine we want. .My wife would undoubtedly have la-en a cripple if it had not been for your "5 I Hops." We would not be w ithout it. Yours truly, John J. Martin, Wellsville, Mo. Feb. Hi, 18118. This is one of many testimonials w hich the manufacturers of "5 Drops" hare received. Iturlng the next thirty days they w ill send out Hwl.tXH) of their sample botiles for 'J.'i cents a bollle. Write to-day to the Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.. 1(17 Jicarborn street. Chit-ago, III. This company is reliable and promptly till every order. It is possible to take a trolley trip of 1 21 miles from Kairliaveu, Mass., to .Nashua, N. II., the only gap being one mile, weich is fupplied by a coach ride. "IRONING MABB EaSY" s if g s mm r ncAtitncc M- rL.UIIL.J 11V VVVIII1U MMES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AND NICE N AS WHEN flKST BOUGHT NEW ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH. HUTAiCTURED OHLY By .Keokukjowa. NewHaven,Conn., fcurisnni PwfMbmWBHaSajala mtAjmmV&MWIHI Thla atarch ia prepared on aclantiflc principles by men who have had yearsof practical xperienca In rancy lanndrirlne, it restoreaolu linen ana su natural wbitenesa and irji parts a beautiful and lasting noiRh, manufactured that ia perfectly harmlewi, containing neither arsenic, alum or any other aubstance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder. For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers. BETTER THAN FUSION. Don't monkey with politics and rieitlerl the farm. Alone with yonr other crops this Spring, aow feme well aelerted Max Bred on your new gronnd, Nnihina will pav so well. The acreage M Koinic to he liRht, and the prlrp oiikIh lo he hieh. There will he a better market at. your door than ever helore. liiveraify your crops, and have more than out-Mring to your how. PRIME RUSSIAN FLAX SEED, hnr Kowlne pnrpoHc. will br oflereil hy ua ai lonir aa the aupply laata. Our mi overa halt mil, Ion hunheU In lsys. Write for pricea and how to aow it. Dl.li l-not KSM i.ronnd l.hiaeed Cake, for atoclt, ahvava on hand. We . Hie ci-lebiated rtoodman i.lnaed inl, I'oilen and Kaw. F.Ktahllalird WOODMAN LISKKU OIL, WUKKS, Ontlit, Nab. VE HAVE NO AGENTS sr. i but bT mI1 direot to Ui o uuier tor ii ytn at whU t)r pnerta, tiavmf him tb detsier f.rvtiU. wiicro tor 119 itlei of o- it lee r Ti.n Murrwia fllirrrta aV.ll L., 1 TU. l'haM(U)li Trans Uct, hinn-ICna4 Wtrnn.. hmi for H.T7 rrtr liriNi Prifr. t M nim mm will tor f ij. Ctuiogti. ef tvll ELKHART cABatiAtit ash hah. mmu. "Cleanliness Is Nae Pride, Dirt's Nae Honesty." Common Sense Dic tates the Use of SAPOLIO A splendid Book rf ChlrK(, i 2,000.000 Strawberry Plants $1.50 per thousand and up. U.OnO l'earh Traa la aud up oaaae Oranir Hedfe, II.OO pi r thaua and ah Sed'ln 7Vi per thonaand. A Urn iiipply nf all klnda of tcedliii7ly wall rooted, true to itirne. ari't atri'Mlv Stat-tlaaa nuraerf itoeV Write for Price t int lo IvOIIKMIAM MVIlsr.KlKs, aUjraulda. Neb. CURE YOURSELF! tae Hl( t for Uu.t.rl H'lwi'l, lullaniiaall.aa, Irrltallnai or ulr.raUat in ruuvau. latiubraaM. UiHtLviui8bHiHi(;ino. bhi it ..nuii.ua. VoiaciaiiTi.r.r-- I h Dnw Of will In Mlnln t1 r .irre-., j.rrp;ii-l fa It iai. ,.i 1 kiiltl... 2 it. CircuUr ifoi . raaaat K f ni U p The neat Red Rnp ftoohnf tor K I III I I fill ln- P'r,n. " "aps snl nalla "vwl I'lWindmiKi, Hiilwtltiitea for I'laa- I The neat Red Rn"i Rooflii(tor tr. Hsnplea rres. nsr; rai BOOr I NO I O Canid.n. Ti. J rASMS WASTr.D-Wrl A. Pwker 0., LaS MlUll. Mltblfaa . ;.. . w isr- mti m ( I I 1S,t I Eft (imtmtr'i y p Blood lb Life Pure Blood Is Health. Without blood circulating through your veins you could not live. Without pure blond you cannot Ik- well. The heaithy action of every organ depends upon tiie purity and richness of the blood hy which it is nourished and sustained. If you have salt rhciini. scrofula sores, pimples, boils or any kind of humor, your blood is not pure. If you take Hood's Sarsaparil a it will make your blond pure suid 1 roiuptly relieve nil these troubles. In the spring the blood is loaded wilh impu rities. Hence, all those unsightly erup tions, that: languor and depression, and the danger of serious illness. Hood's Karsapariila ia needed to purify, enrki and vitalize the blood and protect and for- tify the system. Hood's Sarsa parilla Is America's Gn-utest Medicine. Sold by all drug gists. It; six fur (5. Get only Hood 'a. Hrkrwrl'c Dillc are, the only pllla to tafca I IUUU rills with itood s HarsiiparlUn. rnAimr ' c-u linen and summer drosses tolheir istinrr noish. It is tho only starch will couauaaf mann faotais bUip6j. eiavminfttioa. Vehicles. linn., l lfit.STA I'.fri. Waurnat. tf Milk Urn, rrM our tiylu. akl4t. mpnm ud &aiWi fa A -t . Ps mt flamy. Priee, wltk cvttlM, tsnpt, nv c. w. b. nun, a.,. ELk.Aur. ixu. for the Development or Amencm ramotisni. II Wit 3 nil m mi The Beautiful Life of Frances Lwillard; Written by Ann A. (inrdon, for i yeara her private sec retary and most Intimate friend. Official memorial volume endorsed by the W. C. T. U. The Most Popular Book of the Century. Sine Kio Inchta, nearly 5x panes, beautifully illustrated. " Retail price, Cloth. $i; Halt Morocco, $2.75; Dt Luxe Edition, ,'75. Sent poatpaid on receipt of price. i-JV Otollaltora "W I Bvarrwhara. s to R per day easily inncleelliii thishK)k. Kxperienrr JlT not necraaary; most lilienil terms; credit given; freight ffWLTt paid; circular and terms free. Write for outfit to-day. J MONARCH BOOK COMPANY, Dept. 30 r (ittif ml Acim (or th I!nitl States, RiiRUnil, Ouisvla, Antrtih, eto. Ul. IblUrlltliU. IN. OwkUnd, Art'lrcm nfHrrst offirp. ur - iai ,-k.a a. A. rrlMMI 13 FOR A ROLLER iiT m7 BtARlna. '- TKlkV aloe , m-loa, W"mt. w. M dnnki,,,, uai-TO-DATR '08 MOTOH, 8 FT, FOR l l ': ' tor f 10 oin Ilk limiinni, ond .r. tnftiltllkfi. wilrh 1rr Hi..bln ,rlo. roller.. IloulilM rd Mull ri'"r 1 lie AMii.otr rinwhmi ftll othOT Willi Iwril rtill, .till nid. III. Iill wlli(lUI biuiowa. THS NEW BEATS THB OLD ARTMR OLD BEAT THE WOODIN WHEEL. ou TMiit 4 .laiKiiit, r.viM4 OMtor Ibat art mltt or Tia) .ill tntto rii.lM. 4 .n. thaa I a. ... .. ..u, niT.f tnhlM IDMMM MHM U..TIIHI.. r, wriu (7 I -asX 11 j.mt old whMl I. M v aarMor, ' sr. r mm ? ll .11.. 1 - , f St I P ' K if 4 1 'hi t I V .vr