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' l Drea.m of a.n Easter f40rn
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I dreamed that 'ou ami I , hand In
hand , passld to etlHH' from the little
wa ' that WI. ! call life aUII that till' pOl"
t.as ] of great light anll great Hlleuce
closed behind us.
'Ve stood , two quivering. new horn
spirits , still warm with the em'eoplng ]
veils oC humanlt . , In etel'l1lty. We ,
wflO had uwned such a smull parl of
the world , who hud lived such a smull
} larl of I.\'en the IItt Ie thing CUlCI ! ]
Life. wcre there In the etel'l1\t \ . of
spirit , ours at last , the Imowledge of
Immortality.
Around us was ] lI1nlnous dlstunco , of I
which Iwemed a IlI\rt : It was 1II < c the I
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soul of a ralllanec that one sometimes
catchl's iu Infinitestlu1I\1 gleam In the :
lleart of something CI'ystal. Wa'es of ,
hel\lIty unll truth palpltatell towul'Il' '
liS , each cfl'erlnIf ; with fresh and
ovel' CreHh ecstlls ) ' . I\nd Wl' grew with
each , mort' perfect Imhstance of the
whoh' .
Al d It seemf'11 that wlll'n we ] W31'11
the whlsllel' of t hlcllrtaln Itehlncl us ,
Hnll l\nothel' slooll ru\'ealed where we
had Iteen. Shl' stili held ahollt hm'
the garlt tlf lho little WilY we call
Life. amI hl'l' face was pinched with
requirements thut hall Iwen. lieI'
elf on earth was tl'untIIII\'nt to us ;
nothing' of all that hall Itcl'n was hid.
den.
Passion for attainment was the
tl'anslucellt nH-'ntality.
'l'hIH woman hacl only wantecl that
which sh ( ' had 110t , anll only wanted It
hec.luse shl ! hacl It not.
. 1110rlnllt . hacl hel'U ' ' .
lIet. IIn m'el' IIn.
folding defilrl' .
Shhacl 1Il'1I 111\1. . nlng herself. and
hll'illOlf had heen IHII'sllln the Truth.
She hacl lIot felt I\'I ( ) , and she had not
felt hate ; sIllhllli onb' felt hl'rseJr.
She had IIvell In thn 111111st of ! lfl' 111111
novel' lI\'ell at all ; hel' da 's had IICen
flllell with a thollmnd ! hmj ' ncts. anll
stu hllcl neVl'r lllIIte anything at all.
Jlot. nal1H ! hat ! heen Hta11l1H'd on a
1hOll81\nli achlcvelllenls. I\nll IIhlhacl
neVel' ] mowlI the nllnt < ' . of anything In
the world.
We Ill-'al'll hm' 1110lln wllh the IlI\ln
, . . . . of a great anll nU1I'\'elolls chung ! ' , allli
" 1'.1' then the garh of eurlh tl'it'tell ! and
ell bed 1WII ' fl'olll hel' .
' 1'hl' slllrit with hlltll ] e'es anll out.
Htrf'telll'll hU11l1 stelllH11 Into the In.
flmto.
Again thl' whlHlJOI' of the cllrtaln-a
mun was there.
' ] 'ho liho ] ) of his hllmanlty was flxocl
ant ! cold and carven with donlas. ]
HlR stiff , white hanllti J.raslJII ) clIl'l.
t-'I t : ]
OilS weells of ll\l'th , self.ltnII01.tance ,
Intolel'unce , Intl'lnslc vllllle : . ; " lie hat !
lied on hoth sitles of life , olltslcle and
InHltle , the one c1en 'lng the othel' to
the end.
Whl're 11 ( ' had gl\'en he hall Ienled ] ,
and whel'o he had denied Ill ! had not
glvon.
His charit . hall IIC0n of this mate.
I'lul. his 10\0 had heon the Hal1l0 cu'i.
OilS flaw. Ill' had built 'hospltals and
as .ltlms and IIchools , ant ! caret ! fOl' I
mothm' . lilstel's , wife and chlldl'cn. Yet :
he hall ne\'el' felt lhe sight of a crill'
' auswel'ell the of '
pIe 01' yearnln IIn'
soll1Hh ohutlon ] In the e 'es of love.
J lis Jlt'e was 11 11m' proceHHlon ot
1\'lng which hlH soul watehell wit h
thin IlresHed IIl1s.
lie hud denied hlmsclf , anll the sf'lf
hall dl'nlell the man , and hoth hud de.
nicil the Inllnlto Splt'lt.
HI' nlglwll very gentlr IInll the shell
of the IIttll' way multed fl'om him.
\Ve HIl \ \ ' hl8 l'Y ! ' ! > slarln wldl' Into
the III stance or Pnace and the ' wore
1II1C11 with tOIlI'S.
Auln ! the whlsllel' of the clII'lllln-a
( ,1'outlll'l1 was there of h01'1'lhle and
u w ful Ilellgn.
' evil IH'1I ' ' /IWI' / ! of
g\'II. , was e'el'yIWI'
thl' naturc that had lived ItHelf.
Shl' had Iione nothing hellullfullr
that she coulll 110 hannfully.
She had ahsorbell the good to malc
It hall , aU11 hel' Inlluence hllli Iwen
stl'On/ / ; ' .
Nevel' durln : hel' wholl ! l'xlHtence
11\111 the \'olce or the slllrit Hllolwn : It
Heemed that there was none save a
lhln or ( 'nt.thiy allurenwnt to slleal\ \ ,
und .P.t wo saw that the Hplrlt hud
11'en Ihel'e Illwa 'H lool\lng on with the
gau' of a ch lid who Iloes not uIIIICl"
slnnll thf' wlcll'dnt'Hs of the worll\ \ .
And wo HIlW all that was tCl'l'lhle ,
loatIHwme a 11I1 pltlflll rail a wa ) ' as
Hhl'I\'eled peta8 ] , and tillSOIlI. . Him.
IIII ! . cll\mltle \ of Intlnltl' g'l'Owth. IIUHR
slowh' Inlo the th'Rt wav ( ' ot' hallpl.
nt'ss und Itl'l lty It 11\111 ( ! VI'I' Imown.
Anll the curtain 1110\011 Iln a ' ( ) \111
1J'1 was th-'l'I ) . Hel' l'alllll'lIl hah'
waH wet with leal's and In het' hundH
HIcal'l'led twenty roses. The l'nl'old ,
In'ell of lhe IIttlu wur wus love\ \ ) '
be 'ollli wlIl'ds. It Hhono wit h IInsel.
fish ] 0\0 IUIII 1II\I.It . of II\\I'IIOSI ) : Hho
had IlCen so hrllvo anll RO sweet anll
so lo 'al to all that \\'UR tnlC. What-
evCl' Hho had done waR shnlly ] the
eXln'usslon of hel' own truth. A 1111
tllero hall heon such neell of hOI' , hucl.
thl-'I'H whm'u she hud raillated hope.
\ ut Ilero IIho WUH , ancl ' 1'hol'o wus the
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need of her ; Il wlstflll hnman lo\'c
Hholll' about hor.
She smiled , and as Hhe stepped
forth wo saw till' twenty roses drift
hael , to grow again In the heart II or
tllOSl' Shl' had lert.
How many mol' { ' thousand came wo
Illil no ! . ] mow. 'Vo saw men and
woml'n mltm' wit h the deut ! lellves or
vanity. Inslncorlty , Indlfforence , cruel.
t . . hl'utallty stili shl'mllilng thom , and
we saw these 11ead leaves full awa ' ,
disclosing only the Iltte ] perfections
that hllil heen heneath all , nn these
illumined slowlr In the light.
'rlwu , without n sou nil , It seemed
the ( ' 1II.taln lifted. showing a narl'ow
doorway hewn In Htono that led from
the little wa ' , an through this we
Ha w till ! old Jlfp-exllel'lencen , hates ,
aft'pctlons ,
'Ve coule ! watch the men ane ! wom.
I ) ! ) of nil the wo111 busily threading
bac ] , and forth and nrbed In those
eead ! , shrlvelell , feurful scnles heneath
which the Immortality of goodness
was uwaltln .
gvery secone ! one of them turned
\\'enrlly tOWUI'e ! us.
Children clUno smiling , and no
change wall ) lercelt ) Ihlo ml the '
IHlsserl.
Tholl out of the st1'lln o , compact
throng we Haw one move IIIa \ VCl' '
stm' . 'Ve Imw In o Ill' Infinlto unller.
stanlllng tllIll the cloalt or IIfo had
heen but a shining veil to her sou ] ; a
veil that had grown thinner . . \'Ith the
suffering of each da ' .
lieI' love hae ! grown reat. with
giving.
1IPI' hOle ) hud grown Infinltl with
hOlln ) .
hi selllef-s IlIltience she had Ii'ed
ahovo her own SOI'I'OWII to hear the
agollies of otlters. So nothing hud
! tepn too Hnllll1 III' too mighty for her
cOI11II1'ehen/Jlon.
Becuuse nothlnJ ; hnd heen given
het. . she waH ovol'ythhl/ / ; , .
Alon a llIlth of teal's she came to
shine on through the eternal wouder.
Ani ] where Hhe had IICOII on the
litte ] wu ' of wo111 we saw a Illy
hloom , lne ! lIuothel' . anI ! another. a1\l.1
whel'-'vel' ( ono hllll lived who avc his
life 1'01' ] o\'u.
Aud De 'OJ\I ] , hI tit ( ' ralliant sllene- ' ,
we RecmcI ] to sw' a 111 111 Ion Iillet > of
1111I'1. ! IIghl. anll the > Ilttlo Imth that
] el ] fl'OlII thl' IIUII ! way wo call life
Illto the Inllnlto wall white 11 II I ! beau
tlflll anll IIneti with thelle wonderful
lIowers.
A Volcn III'entholl throu h all tlmc
IUlII SIIllCO , ' " am the resurrcctlon and
ttw lIfe-\I ; ' Ilngdum : shall havtl ne
cUll. "
We tlll'IWII towure ! the mensureleHs
80ul'co of glor ' , Ilassing In lilies 01
light , YOIl 111111 I , forer Ulltl forever
01111 fOl'ovcr.
I t was gaster morning.
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BUY EUROPE'S ' GOODS
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THE fJNITED STATES HER DES r
MARKET.
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; : OlDures "rovo That Tariffs Hwc Not
Prventcd Increase of Trade-Re.
markable ShowIng of Otficlal StJ.
tlstics.
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ThA Unltt'li States Is the A"T < ! ntest
marl > ol. that gllrollofInds \ for her
wares.
'rhe month I ) ' lIummnr ) ' of commerce
nnd IInanco of the Unl tell States bll'
rC.IlI ! of statistics shows thal the total
Imllorts ( If the IIscal renr 1903 exceed.
ell those ( If the Ilrevllllls relU' by mOl'o
thnn $100OUOUOU. Tilt ) llI1)1orts ) of
J1Ianllfactmod at'Uces ] tor the IIscal
) 'ear 190a wel'o 11101'0 tlllm $11 : JOOOOOO.
'rho high Illneo which the Unltet !
Statl's occllpleR In the luclllslt.y of
l lIrolo ) shoWN that no hlC1'easo of tar.
Iff can ) lrevent ElIrolo ) t'rom somllnA"
liS her gool18 In evor.lncl'pnslnJ ; qllantl.
t's. ! A Gm'man.Amerlcan ne\\'sllaIIOr
eall,11 Colomhln , IllIhllshed In Berlin ,
cnlls attention to statistics hCllrln on
tlliR Ilolnt , 111111 shows the rOlnllrlmhlo
mannC1' In which forel/'n / countrlos
hn0 luerpnf > ell their trade with u ! ! In
sllile of tariffs.
United Stales slatlHtlcl ! for the ) 'enr
1107 ! , COlllllUI'ed with IItatlstics of
1870 , show the Increase follows :
1',1' ccnt.
1 I'cnch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
GI'rnUIIJ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . , . . . . . . . . . .2.11
HI'I JIIII . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 : : .1i
Hllllnll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : .GO. . t
R lllliRh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.3
1Irltlllh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.1
When the IlrcHent American tarlft
was lilloI' IIiScIIRslon , tl.lrtcen of the
leading 11\11 Ufl t 1'1111 couut ries Ilrolestcil
a alnst the measul'O. Yet , In RllltO of
the law , the olltgolnJ ; buslncl1l1 of Ilt
leaA ! . len or these countries with the
1'nllpll StatoH has gro"n EH1rIH'IHlngl ) ' .
In lSII8 the hnJorlf. or the Ullited
StnteR 1'\0111 Gct'nmny wel'O ahout $70.-
OOU.OOO , while In HIO they were
$ 1 02.000,000.
l rom Fl'anco In 1Rns the United
Stlltl'S I1nllol.tell $ Ei3OOOOOO worth or
Qls ( : In 1J02 : the Iml101'ls were $ S3 , "
000.0(10. (
'rhe Im1101.t8 fl'om Itlll ' In 18JS !
\\\I'P $20,000OUO : III 1tJ02 , 30-
000.000.
Jvl.'rr ; ono of theRe ten countries
sho\\'R IlrollOl'tlonate IncI'ease , am ]
th ! ' Rllme Is t I'lle of s111a1l0l' natlolls In
tltoil' dellllns with the UlIlled Stntos.
The 11\Ilol'Ls from Great Britain , how.
( ' \1.1' . Hhow enl ) ' ! > [ IeI' cent Incren o
mnrlnt , hut to 1,0(11 ] the \morlcnl ,
mnnurnchlrt'rs fr0111 tnlc1nA" the rltlsh
colonlnl marhets awa ) ' from the British
mllllufnctnrl'1'R thal 1\11' , Chnmhorlnln
ur CH the adoption or our Ilolle ) ' .
The thlns , which hn0 Ilro\'oJwd this
nttltudo or Chnmhl'l'lnln 11\(1 the Sll-
IIl'emnc . of the Unlloll StntIn manu.
! acturltlJ ; nnll the wonllcrfull'xlllulslon
of Ocr1l\nn manufneturln nnt ! C01l\- \
merco as w'II , Bohlnd the Chamhcr.
In In Ilolle ' th'I'O 18 no resentment at
the tariff lllws of Olrmnll ) ' 1111\1 \ the
Unltell StnteR : hut a rescllt1l\ent at
the commercia ] aUll hllhlRtrlal expan.
slou ot' buth cuuntrlos , which hl\\'o
rClIII ct'et ! Oreal llrltnln'R Imlustrlnl
alld c01l\1I\cI'cal ! IUllromnc ' a thlllg of
the PlIst.
It there IR all ' ono In this eoulltry
who qllestlons the whHlO1l\ the tnrlff
1I0Ilc ) ' of the United Stlltos , which has
t'rel\led the cOllllltlonR above outllnoll ,
ho cortaln ! ) ' cannot 110 founll In the
ranles of the llrotectlonlsts , The wis.
110111 of om' polley Is lIIost heartily hI'
dorsell by Chnmh-'raln ! himself , who
.r-Ivcs It the hl hesl 1)RsIIIo ( ! 111'1\lso \ In
his rccommelllntlon ] that It ho COIled
h ' the British 0111)11'0 ] , Itl 01'1101' thl\t
Greal llrltaln can save herself from
1I0ing IIrlven oul of the marlcls which
her own coonles ] nfforll. There Is no
longer the rOl1\olost thought In Great
Britain of holn ! ; nllio to recallLuro the
AmOl'lcan marlwts.-Sel\ttlo Post In.
tolllgencer.
OfficIal Salaries at Washington.
'I'hllt $ OOOO a 'ear Is an 11\1\110-
qunto ! mll\r ' fOl' the PI'oHlllent ot the
Unltod States hils long hoen recog.
nl1.lJtl hy a ) ) ] ) OI'lIonll who 1\1'0 fl\mlllnr
with the l'ellUlro1l\ents Imllosell b ) ' or.
IIclal life In Washington at the II res.
ont time. The $7 ,000 8ug estcd b ) '
Senator o alii ngOl' In lhe hili ho haR
just Introllucell IR none too much , and
sumclont re:1ons : ! coulel be fount ! oven
fol' muldng the lIuro ! $100,000.
When It comes to the other Increases -
creases of sallll'leB IH'ollosed In the
hili-tho VI co PI'esldont a1\l1 the cab.
Inet OIllC01'S from $8,000 to $ l , OOO ,
the Rpl-'alol' of the 1I0URO or HepI'e.
8entatl\'cs Crom $8,000 to $12,000 , 1\1\11
sonlltorR 1\ lit ! rOllrcscnlatlves il'om
$ EiOOO to $ SOOO-there will ho mOl'o
\lrohahllll \ ' of 1\ctl\.o discussion. However -
over , the salllo re1\sons that 1\pply In
the Presldenl'R case \ \ CuontlonahIy )
alllly ] , ant ! perhaps with even moro
lorce , In t.ho casco ! ( the cahlnet om.
cerH. Cert1\lnly the Secret1\ry \ of Slate
cannel begin to fulll ) ) hlH olllcial oh.
ligation ! ! UllOn hili ulIal'Y. ] a 1111 with
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In thirty years. But It must he re.
momhored that for many yeaI'll Great
Britain hall the hut ) ) ot the huslnoH/ ! .
She haR failed to hold h01' own.
PROTECTION IN ENGLAND.
A Cause of Infinite Worry to the Free.
Traders of the United States.
'J'ho ' growth of the protectlvo tariff
sentiment In Great Britain , under the
vigorous campaign of Joseph Ch1\mher.
] nln , Is II ause of Inllnlte worry to a
largo number ot the free trade nows.
paper In thlR country. It Cohdonlsm
loses hold In IOngland , what refuge will
Its exponents In thlR country I1nd ? In
endlll\vorlnA" to IIreac ] the moral effect
or this abandonment of free trade In
th" home or Its votaries , some of these
free trade newspapers profess to he.
! leve that the haul ] ot Engand ] Is
forced In the mattel' ; that she Is cm. :
polled to turu to IH'otcctlon t be.
cnuse It Is sOllnd In prlnclplo , but ns
a matter of retallatkin ngalnst the
Uulted States. ThUH 11 conspicuous
free trade D6'9lS apOl' sa 's thal the
Ch1\mhorldn tnmpulgn has allpllrentIy
roused 1h man ' Inl11't.el'R [ of this coun.
try fIr. Tague fcellng of distrust of the
fjf , om of our own ] JOlIcy , which has
provolwd this nttempt at rlt1\lIaqon. \ "
This Is an oxaet cQnvC\/Jo of the
Chamhoraln ] position. 1\11. Chamher.
] aln has nevcr fOl' a slnglo I1IHtant used
the argument that protection should
ho adoptell for the purposCt of compoll.
Ing the Unllell Htates to open Its mar.
lI'ts to gngllsh goods. On the direct
contral' ) ' ho haH commendel\ \ tarIff
policy of the United Slates and hed ]
It \III as U lI1/el ] worth ) ' of BI.ItIRh
adolltol101' ! the free trade hetwoen
the stalci ! of the American \Inion , with
IL tal.1ft agalnllt the outsldo world. ho
prolJOses II slIhstantial ellul\'llient of
I free tracle hot weell nil or the com.
ponent parts or the British I mplre ,
I with tarIffs agnlnHt olllfolllorR , which
Is as neal' an ullllivalent of the AUIOI'I ,
ean system or Ill'otectlon as tllo 11Iff r.
.JUt clrcllmstnnce ! ! or the BI'IUsII gm.
1'11'0 ' will admlL allo\ltln \ .
It Is not to hI' Into t71e Amol'lrtn
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the other memhers of the cnblnet the
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Rltuatloll Is , though In varying degree ,
IIlmllar.
It Is II perfectly practlcabo ] tiling
for Cong'ress to ralso the lIalnrles or
oxecutlvo omcors without m\lch trou.
hln , when It sees reaRon tor the stel } .
With the sularles ot Ils own memhers
the caHO Is , however , VCl'Y different.
'rho first worl\ \ that 11'1 heard upon
such Il proposal IH "grab , " and the
record of the past shows that memo
bet's of the ] ewer HO\lso ospeclally
taw ] their official IIvos In tbolr hnn s
when they vote for s\lch II m asuro.
'rheh' cOIlHtltucnla do not forget ! l at
the next e ] tlon.
While the Ib ltct 18 b n altated !
there Is another branch of the federal
servlc& which sho\lld also como In for
COh&1deraUon. 'fh t be the diplomatic
1'01'\'lce. Our ambassadors and many
oC OUI' ministers abroad mUlil always
sllend large sums from their prlvato
Illcomes In order to hold their places
without 1IIaln ] their J'overnment ap-
Jlear ridlclllolIB to foreign eyes. With
the torpign relations oC this country
rwcomlnJ ; evol' more compllcatel ] , and
with. the need or trulned dlpomats ]
hf'co1l11l1g In conseClwnco OVel' greut ,
er , the Unlled StnteR can wcll aUorll
to talce earl ' steps to place the dip.
lomatlc sI''lcoIlon [ s\lch a hasls
that the country's hest hraIJIR , even
when unsupported hy Ilrl\'ato 11II1'seil.
cun he made available for Its nl'CdH.- .
Chicago Hecord'lIcmlcl ,
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The Navy 8111.
After a proonged ] fight the 111/\11'0
has IIUSHCd th nahili H\lhHtantlall '
aH It was reported b ' the cOlUmlttee.
1\Iany atlPlIIlIls were mal\o \ to mal\O
a party Isue ! or It , and these wl:1 :
douhtless he renewed In the Senatf' .
'rhe anSWf'I' to all s\lch attempt ! ! Is
fO\llld In the hlstOl' ) ' of the countr ' ,
It the Democrats will read the oration
of Scnator YoorhecK at the t : vellln , ;
of the Fl1r1'ngllt monument , the ] ' ' , vlll
gpt a Iliffel'ol1t vlowpolnt from that
Iwld by those among tl101l1 wbo 11V(10S ( !
tile navy.
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The nro r.h.t : 110c : ; no seed In guilty
or much hn.m.
TheTI.moro Clltarrh In thl8 .ecUonnf 1i1l1c'untry
lhallan otherdl'nR80'Iut tOIl lhCr , IInd anllllho I. . ,
faw yoar. WM luppue,1 W ba loeurablo. For II lire. '
mallY r04 , . dnClure rollolllloe.l . It IIIOell dl' II'a Ilid
pre.erlhcol 111I1 % rellledle..nn,1 by eonHIIII\I ) ' 111Uhll (
10 curD wllh loeilirenllllentpronrouneed 1& Inolluhle.
Bclence hM rnven Catnrrh 10 bo IIcon.ltllllonll ! 111. .
. . .e and Iherotor. reqlllreH0D4II1I1UOIIRllrea1ml nt.
lIAn'8 Clllllrrh CIII'I.1 mnlll.\clllrcd " ) ' 1' . J CheIlC ) '
' " Co. , To\odo \ , Ohlo/I / Iho on I ) ' cOI\.IItIiLional curll 011
Ihft market. It'l ' IIIken InlomnUy In d08ea 1rom 10
drop. to a 101l1poo1l1111. It nell directly on Iho 1110011
IInd mllcoll. IIIrtace8 ot the .Tslem. The ) ' 1Irer 01111
hUlldrcd doUan 10r an ) ' eRlO 1& 1alll to curo. Soa4
tor cireillarll 11111 lesllr"onlll\ \ ' ,
Alt1rM'1 } o' , .1 , CIt"NI\ : 0CO. . , To1edo , Ohlo.
flohl by flrllJlllto , 750. IWo
'i'aka Uall'l } ' ) ' 1'1118 10r oonllll'lIl1o. . .
Wo Lcad In Divorces ,
The IlolJIIlatlon or the United Stnto , ,
bas tor forty ) 'ear8 boon nbout lwolvo
lImoR thnt of Cnnada. : Rnd the numb ref
of dlvorcos In the United StatoR. Ie
that time has been 10,000 tlmoB tb (
numb or of Cannda.
THE WAEASH I1AILROAD.
Ei\st and South.
Slloclnl rates on snlo dnlly to 11.:1 .
Winter resortR of the South. ' Hnlt
faro round trll } Illus $2.00 on first nnd
third 'fuosdu's each month to mnny
polntR South.
'rho only 11no with Its own etatlon
at IImln entrance 01 World's Fnlr
grounds. ' 1'ho Wl\bnsh ! 'Uns on Its own
rallll trom 0111nhn , Knusus City , Des
M'Olnos , St. LOllis and ChIcago to
Toodo ] , notl'olt , Nlaarn ! Fans and
Buffnlo with through connoctlons bo-
yond.
An agents cnn route you via tl10
Wabnsh. For World'o Fall' descrhl'
lIve mnttor a 1111 all Inrormatlon nd.
dress , Hurry I . Moores , G. A. P. D. ,
Omnha , Nobr ,
A FrIendly Estimate.
"Sho hils UllIml11011 the nlghl of my
lICe , " sighs the Iloot , who Is doscnnt ,
Ine n\1on \ tito heauUoR or llls fiancee
to her srhool chum.
"I'm sure 1 hl\.vo orton noticed It.
but I navol' woud ] have hlntoll thnt
0110 Is 11I00n.facod , " 1'opllod the friend
in I\ . IJ1I'l'lnyolco. / .
Dut the 1I00t was wnnl1orlnr ; mon.
tall ' anll wondering whether "high
brow" nnll "oyellrow" would multo n
smooth rh 'mo.-Judgo.
Who docs the hest nls clrcul11'
stancoR 1\1I0w8 , docs weH , acls nobly.
-Young.
Dlsappolntmenl Is not n. SI' IIclon ;
roa8011 for dlscoul'llgogmont.
Any old roon III a hotel is good
enough for n. brldnl clHll11h r. 'I'ho OC ,
; : upant8 never loolc nl the ru'nlturo
anyway.
Am I In favor or eXJ111111Ion ] ? EvcI'y ,
thin ! ; thnt growH expandH. See how
lho Stnto I.'arl11C1'R' 1\lutnlll Insu1'nnca
Company ot South Omnhn hns grown.
Jan. 1 , 1SHi ! wo hllt ! . . . . . . $ O,21 , .OO
II II lS ! > 7 wo had. . . . . . 4SS : ! O.OG
" II 18 ! > 8 wo had. . . . . . 2GUGlG5.0G
II "lS9 ! ) wo had. . . . . . 4,22.I,37 .00
" " 1900 wo hall. . . . . . 7 , aS,1 > 73.QG
II " 1901 wo had. . . . . . 10,4S0,4S3.00
" " 1902 wo had. . . . . . l:1,541aG7.00 :
" " 1903 Wo hnd. . . . . . 10,41:1,8G9.00 :
II " 190,1 wo had. . . . . . 1S,410lSS.II : : :
Don't you thlnlt you woulel 1I1w to
belong to lL Jive Comlmny 1110 this 1
Wrlto the Socrellu'y , B. R. StonlTOl\
80uth Omaha. Nobr.
Small tall. often results In hiS scan.
da.s. ]
'I'ho foal' of helng found Is of ton
mlstnltcn tOl' the Ilrlclcmrs or con.
sclonce.
All Up to Date Housekeepers
UD ! Denance Cot"Valer Stnrch , ! JCC:1USO :
It III hCttCI' , uud 4 oz. more ot It tor 111111I0
mone ' .
A man seldom forgets a. favor ho
doefl anothor.
It's a case of minority rule In : I
lOURO WI101 < ' thoro's n. hnb ' .
B"bcr' . llomo Dulldcr Corn ,
So nnmetl because 60 aCI'os protlucod
80 heavily that its procCC 8 hullt 1\
lovely home. See t3alzer'lI catalog.
Yielded In 1993 III Ind. , 157 bu. , Ohlll
iliO bU. , ' 1'enn. 98 hU. , nnd In MIch. 220
bu. per acre. You cnn bea.t this record
In 1904.
WU.A.T DO yOU 'l'1l1 J ; : or ' 1'UESJ : YUL1J9
l'En , Acnul
120 bu. Beardess ] Dnrll'Y per ncre.
310 bu. Snl7.el"/I New Nat. Oats-per A.
80 bu. Snher Speltz & Mnca.ronl Whoat.
1,000 bu , ! 'cdlgrec 1'otntoe6 POI' acre.
14 ton II ot rich Dillion Dol. Grass lIay.
60.00011.18. Victoria. nupo tor sheep-acre.
leOOW Ib9. 'reoBlntc , the todder wonder.
54,000 Ibs. Snlzer'lI SUPlJrlor Fodder
Corn-rich , Juicy fodder , lieI' A.
Now such 'Ip.ld/l you can hllve. Mr.
Farmer . , , In 1904 , It ' 011 will plant Sill-
zet. " aecds.
JUST 8E-IO ' 1'1118 NOTICR , AND 100
In stamps to John A. Snler Seed Co. ,
l.u. CrmlllC. " 'Is. , and receive their
grent OAtnlo anel ! ots of fnrm sced
JAmpol'l. ( W. N. U. )
About UIO Ume love lots lip on n
'lan rhoumntlsm takcs 11. fall out or
clo.
" "hat we have to rain I' " not ono
ttle , but 11. weary 1110'S campalgn-
Patmoro.
free to Twenty-five Ladies.
'rho Dellnnco Starch Co. w1l1 give
1 ladle ! ! a round trll ticket to the '
Gt. LoulK BXlosltlon ) , to five la los
In each of the following statoR : IIII.
nols , Iowa , Nehraslm , Kansas and
Missouri who w1l1 Bond In the ] argest
numher or trade marls cut from a tOll
cent , 1G.ounco 111Ielmge of Dellanco
cold water laundry starch. ' 1'hls
menllH frol11 YOllr O'1m homo , all ' -
where In the n.hove named Htlltes.
'l'heso trudo marls mllst be mulled to
and recelvod h ' the Dnllllnco Starch
Co. , Omaha , Nohr. , Iwfore September
1st , H104. O'lohor and Novcmher
w1l1 bo the hest months to vlsll the
gXllosltioll. Homemher that Deflanco
Is the enl ' starch pllt liP Hi oz. ( I\ .
fuB Iloun ' to the puclmgo. You geL
one.thlrd moro slarch Cor the sllme
mono ) ' than of nny other kind , and
Doflance never stlcls to the Iron.
'rho tlclwts to the Exposition will bo
Rent h ) ' reglster\ : mall Soptomhor
5th. Starch tor sale by all dealer : > .
'rhe .pnn of lIfo was lcnt for lofty
dlltles , not for cJtlsbnosa"-A. " do :
\01'0.