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BYE AND BYE.
When It was noised around that
Tho Man had secured his divorce his
frlcnda congratulated him and suld
that he hud done the right thing.
They told him that no man had a
right to encumber a career with a
woman who could not keep up with
the pace- ho set. They Bald it was u
crime against himself to hang such a
millstone about his neck, and that
they were- heartily glad that he hud
not let any sort of maudlin sentimen
tality keep him from putting The
Woman away beforo alio ruined the
splendid success Tho Muu had made
of his lire.
And The Mnn received this com
mendation with a grateful Bmltc.
Ho said that ho hud tried honestly
to pull her ulong with his own swift
moving procession, mid that each now
year told off by tho calendar had
found her nioro hopelessly In tho rear.
Ho declared that Tho Woman was
broken and old boforo her time, und
that ho hud not been willing to bo
dragged buck by her when ho wub
Just in the prime or his lifu with
many successful years of splendid ac
tivity ahead of him.
And even while Tho Man thus justi
fied himself to his friends who had
aided and abetted him In the matter
of tho divorce, The Woman sat alone
in tho homo alio hud mnde him tho
present an unreality, slipping from
her at tho touch of memory which
took her back along tho road of yes
teryear when she stood In the soft dra
peries of tier white satin gown, utmost
enveloped by tho billowy folds of her
wedding veil.
She could not now remember which
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The Woman Sat Alone in the
had dominated her emotions lovo or
pride, as sho heard his clear, manly
promlso to "lovo, honor and cherish"
as they should journey together do vn
tho full length of life's troublo roud,
bo intermingled had been tho two.
In tho years v.iilch followed their
marriago sho always believed In him,
ovon when her own father pcintcd out
to her that Tho Man was very poor
and that his futuro looked uono too
brilliant.
Tho Woman was an excellent mana
gor. She had been taught by a prac
tical mother how to mako tho pennies
go a very long way, so she Just smiled
up Into hor father's face when ho
threw cold water on hor enthusiasm,
and began her work.
So it was that Tho Man was sur
prised to find himself very comfort
able and happy in tho llttlo homo
Tho Woman somehow mauaged to
eke out of his ridiculously small sal
ary, and never once did ho stop to
ask bow it was accomplished.
As sho turned and twisted her own
clothes until they wero woin thread
bare that be might make a guM ap
pearance, and hold tho respect of
his fellow-men as well as his own,
eho found out that it comforted her to
Bomotlmos whisper "byo and bye."
For, you see, sho believed In to
morrow. Then camo tho children ono by
ono, until there wero four, and, al
though The Man's appearance of pros
perity made posslblo by Tho Woman's
personal sacrifices had won him sev
eral promotions tho mothor of tho
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llttlo brood sometimes found It dim
cult to keep the tears In bounds when
in a tired voice sho told herself "byo
und byo."
Hut the phrasu had become her slo
gan, and she believed that beyond the
skimping, and pinching, and sacrific
ing or the years when tho children
"wero young luy the "byo und byo"
that meunt different things for her
self. So she worked from sunrlso to sun
setand often beyond thut.
Tho Man leaned upon her Btrongth
und judgment, ilu drew lusplratiou
from the Bweet, clean homo Tho Worn
an made him; from tho sweet, clean
children she sent out to meet him at
the close of oueli dny'B work, and ho
never stopped to ask how she ac
complished bo much with so little.
And If, sometimes, Tho Woman's
heart wus still so young thut alio
viewed her habitual shubblness with
a sigh, und stilled her longing for u
new und pretty frock, she stilled the
yearning und whispered to herself:
"Byo und byo."
As tho children grew older tho old
song on The Woman's lips was less
frequent, for with tho years her bur
den increased. The children not only
demanded a greater number of expen
sive clothes, but Tho Man was put
ting money now into a buslnosB which
ho had bulldcd on tho firm founda
tion of all The Womau's strong young
years of service and sacrifice anfl
every penny counted.
So it was that Tho Woman skimped
and saved and sacrificed us boforo, un
til ono day sho realized that tho last
young blrdllng had stretched his wings
and Down out of tho homo nest to
Home Sho Had Made for Him.
make a homo of his own, and that
Tho Man hud reached a point In busi
ness where there would bo no longer
any need of sacrifice.
Tho "byo und byo" hud evolved it
self out of ull tho spent years of The
Woman's splendid youth, aud strange
Indeed did it seem to her that now
when her promlbo to herself had been
fulfilled she did not euro in tho very
least.
Ono day Tho Mun told her that his
placo in tho business world demand
ed much of his wire; that people
looked to her to becomo u shining so
clul light; to entertain his friends as
became his standing.
Tho Woman listened and wus si
lent. Sho was awkwardly conscious of her
work-stained hands, and tho stoop ol
her tired shoulders; sho knew that
her life us numbored by years was
but at Us prime, but nevertheless she
felt the relentless grip of old age upon
her, and for the Urst tltno since she
began her years with Tho Man she
was afraid.
For sho know of a certainty that the
demand ho roado of her was impos
sible of fulfillment.
Tho autumn sunset bathed the
quiet patience of Tho Woman's face
in Its golden glow as sho sat In tho
homo she had mado ror Tho Man.
Memories of tho years which had
poured tho full strength of all tho
years of her radlunt, splendid youth
took flight, leaving her face to faco
with tho present and what there re
mained or tho future alone.
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The unusual and distinguished stylo
of this costume has been achieved
by tho employment of familiar mate
rials. White voile, very tluo in qual
ity, illet lace, with an open mesh,
Boutucho braid, und pearl buttons nre
all staple goods well known and well
loved.
The pretty rashlon or posing ono
transparent fabric over another shows
to excellent udvuntngo lu tho skirt.
Tho underskirt of voile Is full und
round. Above the two-Inch hem there
are soven narrow tucks an Inch und
a half npart. Just abovo tho knees a
band of braiding, in an ornamental
scroll pattern, Is applied all around
tho underskirt, llulshlug Its decora
tion. Tho overdrosB of filet lace does not
extend to tho bottom or tho under
skirt, but Is shorter by about nine
inches. It Is gathered in at the waist
lino with the voile, leaving a panel
or tho underskirt uncovered at, the
front, for the lace does not extend
across the entire front of the gown.
It is caught up und fastened to the
underskirt Just below tho knees nt
each side, forming n slight drupe.
In tho bodice, which suggests the
"moyen ngo" Inspiration, the draping
Panama Hat of
For many generations' tho I'atiamu
hat wus woven In ono shnpo, und It
took much urging' und good manage
ment on the part of those who bought
und Imported the genuine South Amer
ican Pajinmu hat to pnVsuudn tho na;
tlvo mnkers to produco othor shapes.
Hut finally this was accomplished and
now one inny buy a Panama lu nlmoHt
any Bhtipo. Not nil the huts known by
this name are South American prod
ucts, (there ure Panamas and Puna
mas), but whether mude In Japan or
Connecticut, or brought from its na
tlvo home, the Panama Is u beautiful
product.
It Is and Is Ilkelyto continue to ho
the ideal hat for midsummer outing
weaY, for sports and for traveling. It
1b soft enough to be comfortable, and
uncrushnble aud firm enough to need
no Bupport. It Is mado with tho Inten
tion of fitting the head, us to the
crown, and for Bhadlng tho ayes, as to
tho brim. Hut in the past few seasons
it has been possible to get Panamas
with very wldo brims, and these havo
added ono more to the number of
wldo-brlmmcd straws used for tho
picturesque llower-ladun millinery of
midsummer.
nut tho hat thut is denrest to tho
heurt of lovers of tho Panama Is that
which keeps us closo as possible to
the original, mannish shupo or a va
of the mntrrlnlrt Is reversed, und vollt
appears over filet net. It hangs straight
und boxlike from the shoulders to ut
least six Inches below tho normal
vsalst line. Small tucks play a very lm
portunt part in Its construction, ap
pearing over the shoulders and part
way across the front. Thoy Hupplj
the required scant fullness in tho ma
tcriul that In caught In by tho garni
ture of braiding at the bottom. The
braiding is in silk soutache like thut
in tho skirt, with the pattern wid
ened at the front. Tho long plain
sleeves nro finished with small tucka
lu a group of soven on tho forearm
and a second group of tlvo on tho up
per arm. A narrow pattern lu the
braiding outlines the arm'seye.
Thcro is a tall standing turnover
collar of voile und u tlo or nnrrow
bluck velvet is brought twice around
tho throat. It supports the collar
close under tho chin nud terminates
in two long ends ut tho front.
Tho (lower-trimmed leghorn fiat
with sash ends of wide black velvet
ribbon, and the low shoes or bluck
nud white kid, ure details not to bo
lost sight or in completing u tollctto
or exceptional beauty.
Enduring Beauty
riation that does not seem to changi
Its character Three popular shape,
holected from this season's showing ol
Panamas ure illustrated hpre. They
nro to be recommended ns practical
and becoming and correct In typo.
These hats aro usually very simply
trimmed with bunds or silk, ribbon or
llncu. Flnt rosettes or hanging scurf
ends ure favorite decorations, und not
to be Improved upon, Tho wide
brimmed shapes nro sometimes
swathed with mullnrs nnd finished
with huge bows of this fabric. Occa
sionally (lowers or feathers ndorn
them, Hut narrow-brimmed Panamas
aroytrimmed lu tho simplest munner
possible.
Tho (Jno South American Panama,
If well cared for, will stand many
seasons' wear. These hats can bo
cleaned and reblocked ir ono wishes
to change tho shapo. Hut It Is better
to swatho tho hat in a wldo silk or chif
fon scarf than 'to reblock it, and to
wear It In Its orlglnul ahnpo. A hat
bo fine, so shapely and sensible will
always look well.
It sooms a pity to wear out a hat
whoso making Involves such pains
taking nnd wondorful work, by using
a hat pin. In a fine hat it is better
to sow hat fnstoners In tho band and
secure it to tho head In this way,
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
BRIEF NEWS OF NEBRASKA
A funnel h' union linn been organ
Ized at .Murdoch
Four telephone booths were broken
jpen and robbed lu olio week ut Lin
coln, The Ponder National blink luu
changed Us charter to a state Instltu
(Ion
The sluto ralr this fall promises to
lie the biggest and greatest In Hi
hlstorj
Fortj-llvo mothers were entertained
by the p. K. 0. of Fulrbur one after
noon recently.
t'.Mll Totuniull, who shot himsoll
tvhllo on a Hitrllngton train ne.ir Sow
nrd, will recover.
Undertakers of the state will bold
their annual convention nt Lincoln
Juno . l ami 10.
P. M Whitehead, of (lothenburg
lias been elected superintendent 01
the Ked Cloud schools.
Charles Quick of Hustings snstnlned
fracture of the light arm while
cranking an automobile
Albert Lonien. a Lincoln mull car
rler, la confined to his home as the
result of an attack by a savage dog
The Hoard of l!ducatlon at College
View has decided to Install it twelve
grade accredited school for next year
The Infant child of Mr. and Mr.
John Jelnek of Swunton was Instantly
killed In an aiifo accident near that
place
Miss (irnco Khullcnbcrgor of Alma
lias been appointed secretary to bet
father. Congressman A. C. Shnllon
berger
W T. Smith BiiHtnlned a painful In
lury when his hand was caught In n
machine In tho Huiiliigtoii shops at
liattsinouth.
Flag Day. Juno 14, will bo celebrat
ed by all tho 0. A H. posts this year
the IHSth since the adoption of tht
stars and stripes.
Cage county Is considering the prop
osition of a new Jail and sheiiff's quar
ters The llentrlcc commercial club It
bucking the move.
Hev. II. F. (alther of Heatrlco do
livered the commencement address at
the graduating exercises of the
Liberty high school,
Omaha Masons will erect a quartet
million dollar temple ror the use ol
the various bodies. It Is thought work
will begin lu August.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Schlndler,
pioneer residents or Heatrlco, cele
brated their golden wedding anni
versary lust week.
Nearly four hundred pupils, repro
Renting schools of tho state, took part
In tho lntcrsehool truck nud field meet
at Lincoln last week.
The Nebraska State Homeopathic
society at Its cloning session in Lin
coin Inst week, declared Itself In favot
of constitutional prohibition.
At the state shoot ut North PlatU
last week, Henry Uethnusen mado o
score or 95 out of a posslblo 100, giv
ing htm the stntc championship.
F. L. Hurdlct, n carpenter residing
near Nohawka, was accidentally killed
by a freight train on the Missouri
Pacific between Union nnd Nohawka,
Allen Fmley of Wlsner bus brought
suit ugulnst tho C. &. N. W. Hallway
company in the sum of $iO,000, ror the
loss or a leg, which occtirrDd when ho
nlighted from a train' on thut road
twelve yours ago.
Catherine Portcho nnd Lena Gillian,
two Lincoln girls, have started on a
"hike" for Sun Francisco. They will
attempt to walk the entire distance
mil will sell papers us u means of
jefraylng expenses on the route.
Llttlo Mario Huff, four years old, a
pupil of a Lincoln school, wandered
out of hor way one morning last week,
and was round several hours later,
tired and rootsoro In nnother part or
the city, several miles rroin her
home.
One or tho attractions of tho Btato
fair at Lincoln this fnll will bo a
thrilling raco between an automobile
and an aeroplane. Harney Oldflold ,
master driver, and I)c Lloyd Thomp
son, world's greatest aviator, will man
ho machlnos.
Llttlo Clarice Chrlstonson of Mln
den, three years old, upset tub of boil
ing water, scalding hersoir so aoverely
that her death resulted a row hours
later.
Tho domostlc science class or the
Heatrlco high school entertained tho
members or tho board or education
and the superintendent or schools nnd
high school principal nt n bunquot.
A profit of $100, netted rroin the re
ceipts or tho annual Pan-Hellenic
dance or the rrntornltlcs and sorori
ties of the university at Lincoln, line
been turned over to tho state ortho
pedic hospital.
Hotween thirty nnd rorty enses of
boor nnd a number or cases or wlno,
whisky nnd other nlrohollc drinks
which wore emptied Into tho sower by
Lincoln police had boon seized during
raids made within tho past two yearB
by tho department.
Tho Lincoln chnpter or the Sons of
tho American Revolution will erect a
monument over the grave or Captain
Richard llnddleson, a pioneer ot Lin
coln and a real soif or tho revolution.
Captain Huddleson's grave at Wyuka
semetery Is unmarked at present.
A "Swat tho Fly" campaign is being
launched at Hastings.
Samuel Tllton, a civil war veteran
and at ono time county commission of
(ancaster county, Is dead at his home
at Firth, from kidney and heart trou
ble. The University Placo Y. M. C. A.
has leased tho old Wesloyan gym
nasium, which has been equipped with
shower 'baths, reudtng and game
room and other modern Improvements.
A mnn whoso namo could not bo
learned v;us run down by u train on a
brldgo near Heatrlco and knocked Into
tho river. Ho was picked up and
taken to Wymoro for cnecUcftl treat
meat.
Are Your Kidneys Weak?
Ho you know tli.it deaths from kidney
trouble nrc 100,000 n year In the U. 8.
Jilonc? That dentin lmvo increased 72
in 20 veani? If you arc run down, loi
iiiK weiaht, nervoim, "blue" and rheu
matic, it you hivve bncknclie, dizrjr ipelW
nnd urinary dimnlem, net quickly. Uc
Donn'n Kidtiev Pilln, No other medi
cine In fin widely lined, none no highly
recommended.
A Nebraska Case
"JTffft flrtwi
Tilli itnr,"
John M. Hilton,
lllootnlleM, Net).,
miys. "Tor years
my UMncya were
(Unordered and
ciuihoJ niicli he
vorc pains
through t h
nmnll of my tmck
Hint I rouliln't,
turn In tied.
MornltiKS I hail
to Kflt up ilowly
nnd when I did
inunaRo to get
nut of tied I
couldn't fitoop. Tho Kidney secretion
pngfltMi too ortcn. especially at nignt.
nonn'n Kidney I'HU rid mo of theso
iilltuentR nfttir everything rim had
failed nnd I linvo been In good health
since."
Cat Dotn't at Anr Stora, BOc m Bos
DOAN'S rfRTiV
FOSTERMOBURN CO., BUFFALO. N. Y.
A Soluble Antiseptic Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed
For Douches
In tlio local treatment of woman's 111k,
tuii nn leucorrlioea and Inflammation, hot
douches of I'm 1 1 no aro very efficacious.
Is'o womnti who lias over used medicated
iliiiirlios will fail to appreciate, the clean and
healthy condition I'axilnn produces and the
prompt relief front soretiCHt and dUeouifort
Trldcli follows Its uso.Tlils Is because l'aitlno
jmis-uwcs superior cleansing, dltlnfect-
ina; anil ncniing properties.
For ton vears tlio Ltd I a 15.
I'lnkhuin Medlctno Co. has rec
ommended I'aztlno in their
private correspondence with wo
men, which proves lis superi
ority. Women who have been
rollarml sav It Is " worth its
welirlit In L-nld." At druiriMstA.
Mo. largo box or by mall. HiiinpU free).
The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mi
DRIVER WAS BUSINESS MAN
8aw More Profit In Hauling Stranded
Automoblllt Than In 8eUng Him
Gasoline.
Mack Sonnott wub going to the San
Diego fair in IiIb cur. About three
o'clock In tho morning, and twenty
miles from nowhere, Muck found that
his supply of gusollno had given out.
There wus nothing to do but sit by
tho side or tho road and wnlt for some
thing to come along, which Mnck pro
ceeded to do. Ho hud waited but a
few minutes when ho heard tho sound
of wheels on tho road and soon a
wagon wnu distinguishable in the
dark.
"There's a ten spot in it It you haul
mo to town," hnllcd Mack.
Tho driver readily consentod ana"
Mnck settled down for a threo-hour
ride. Thoy wero drawing Into a llttlo
burg when Mack remarked that It
was rather early ror tho driver to bo
on tho roud.
"Yes," ho replied, "but I havo to
start curly to gut around to all my
customera."
Aid ns Mnck handed him tho ten
spot ror his work, tho mnn continued:
"You sec, I peddle gnsollno to tho
otorcs lu tho smnll towns around
lioro,"-Fhotopluy Maguzlno.
Swift Heredity.
"I have tho blood or mauy fighting
men running In my veins."
"Yes, nud I bot It ruiiB all tho raster
vieu It smells powder."
licforo starting on the right track,
be sure you are headed tho right way.
CLEAR-HEADED.
Head Bookkeeper Mutt Be Reliable.
Tho chief bookkeeper In a large
business bouse lu ono of our great
Western cities apeaks of the barm
coffee and tea did for him:
"My wife and I drank our first cup
of Postum a llttlo ovoK two years
ago, and wo havo used It over since,
to tho entire exclusion of tea and
coffeo. It happened in this way:
"I had an) attack of pnoumonla,
which left mo with dyspepsia, or neu
ralgia of tho stomach. My 'cup of
chuer' had always been coffeo or tea,
but I becamo convinced, utter a time,
that they aggravated my stomach
troublo. I happened to mention tho
matter to my grocer ono day and he
Buggestcd that I glvo Postum a trial.
"Next day it camo, and wo liked It
bo much that wo will never change
back; for I am a well man today and
have used no .medicine.
"My work as chief bookkcoper In
our Co'u branch houco hero Is of a
vory confining nature. During my cof
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feo drinking days I was subject to
nervousness and tho 'blues' In addi
tion to my Blck spoils. Theso hate
left mo since I began using Postum
and I can conscientiously recommend
it to those whoso work confines them
to long hours of severe mental exer
tion." Namo given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Road "Tho Road to
Wellvllle," in pkgs.
Postum comes In two forms:
Poitum Cereal tho original form
must bo well boiled. 15o and 2Bc pack
ages, Instant Postum a soluble powder
dlBsolves quickly in a cup of hot wa
ter, and, with cream and sugar, makes
a delicious beverago Instantly. 80a
and GOc tins.
Doth kinds aro equally delicious and
cost about tho samo per cup.
"There's a Reason" for Postum.
sold by Grocers.
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