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STYLES ARE SIMPLE
CHILDRENS COSTUMES MUST
NOT BE ELABORATE
Even the Party Frock Is Made with
Quiet Trimmings Gulmpe
Dresses Remain as Pop
ular as Ever
Hats for Young Girls
The mushroom hat as first intro
duced has gone altogether out of favor
although in its most modified form it
will last throughout the winter but
the tendency to stiffen and flatten out
the brim is rapidly increasing so that
a stiff sailor shape perhaps bent up
slightly on one side or even curved
up all around is really the safest style
of hat in which to invest As a some
what flat effect is now popular with
the hat resting down close against the
hair a bandeau can generally be dis
pensed with so that the only trim
ming necessary consists in attaching
the stiff bow to the felt or velvet
shape
Large lace bows are extremely pret
ty and especially for an old black hat
is this mode of trimming effective A
net hat bordered with satin or mauve
velvet requires no further trimming
beyond the large net or lace bow
while for school as felt or velvet are
more in keeping with the costume the
bow may be of ribbon velvet silk or
net or lace black white or the color
of the gown and hat
Marabou Feathers
Because marabou droops but does
not absolutely wither when exposed
to dampness its value as a hat trim
ming Is greatly appreciated and in
many instances it is being substituted
for ostrich tips Or it is used to eke
out the more costly plumes so that an
elaborate hat of the picture order may
be sufficiently fluffy in appearance
Sometimes the marabou edging is
combined with heavy lace bands as a
trimming for the lace crowned hats
thus giving them a more substantial
appearance when supplemented by
marabou edged lace boas of the same
color
New Idea in Millinery
One of the very prettiest new
things in the millinery market is the
big hat of net or point desprit bound
with silk and trimmed with a huge
butterfly bow also edged with silk
This hat in itself is enough to kill
any small shape scare for its sure to
become immensely popular and will
have great advantages for the girl
who fashions and trims her own hats
The net bows will also be used on
straw hats and the milliners are mak
ing them into all sorts of quaint
shapes
Will Coarsen the Hair
While lemon used In the egg sham
poo is excellent for the scalp the use
f Yip mire lemon 1uiee on th hair is
unsxanaseable
I
FRILL OF RIBBON ON GOVNS
Despite the evident cost of the i entirely lined with pompadour
gowns there is to day as ever a with a hlack background and the
tain simplicity noticeable in all chil
drens costumes and while the small
girl may for a party be decked out in
lace and ribbons galore still the gown
must not bo fussily trimmed and
should never give the effect of any
great elaboration Hand embroidery
may be employed plentifully and rare
and expensive lace may be used but
only sparingly and then of so sim
ple kind and design as Valenciennes
edging and insertion and baby Irish
or perhaps a narrow cluny Hand
embroidery remains the favorite style
of trimming for a childs party frock
for an organdie French mousseline
and finest lawn the materials most in
favor for the small girls gown hand
work is especially pretty and appro
priate
The waist line instead of defining
the childs hips as was the case a
year or so ago has returned to its
proper position and a ribbon belt or a
wide bright colored sash makes an
attractive finish for a dainty white
dancing frock Guimpe dresses are as
popular as ever for all styles of dress
whether in the dark linen frock for the
nursery or in the lace trimmed or
gandie gown for an afternoon party
Many party frocks are made with
small Dutch necks and short sleeves
and this style of dress with bright
ribbon bows on the shoulders and sash
to correspond is apt to prove excep
tionally becoming Childrens fashions
always follow more or less the
fashions of the grown up so there is
a suggestion of the wide mandarin
sleeves in many of the newest gowns
for small children the white guimpe
sleeve filling in under the loose man
darin cape
The small girls frock with its very
much abbreviated skirt should be
quite as full and bell shaped as ever
and while the flounces and ruffles need
not be brought up quite so far on the
short length of material given yet all
trimmings must still be put on in
such a way as to cause the batiste or
organdie to stand out well with a good
angle from the belt
Touch of Pompadour Used to Break
the Monotony
To break the monotony of black lace
evening gowns a frill of pompadour
ribbon is being used just under the
lace at the front
This is a charming idea and one that
will make black gowns appropriate as
costumes for young women
One French gown of black chiffon is
silk
roses
showing with elusive color through the
outer folds of the chiffon makes the
dress beautiful in the extreme
The same idea may be carried out
for a young girl in white using either
thin crepe China silk or chiffon cloth
as in outer covering A wide belt of
ribbon to match the lining makes a
most girlish dress
No more useful garment could be In
cluded in a trousseau for debutante or
bride than a princess slip of pompa
dour silk It is charming when worn
under lingerie gowns in summer or
under crepe and chiffon in winter
Pompadour is also beautiful when
lining an opera coat or cape One of
the newest evening capes is of pink
panne velvet lined with flowered silk
and bound all round by a band of vel
vet embroidered in pink and gold
THE USEFUL SEWING TABLE
Martha Washington Style Is One of
the Prettiest
Sewing tables which come in every
shape and variety are always useful
and pretty pieces of furniture partic
ularly in a flat or apartment The
Martha Washington sewing table that
happens to be the rage at present is
one of the prettiest in these designs
and is very much copied in the modern
furniture and the antique dealers ad
vertise them extensively but it is
doubtful whether the genuine speci
mens can be found so readily and if
found and properly authenticated they
are generally very expensive
The empire sewing table which has
the square shaft base and the plain
legs and has two drop leaf sides is a
very god piece of small furniture as
besides the additional room across the
top it has two deep drawers with
glass handles The Chippendale sew
ing tables with the fluted legs and the
three drawers one with space for
spools and silks are also much used
and the clawfoot and empire designs
are endless in their variety and price
A weak stomach is often responsible
for that draggy feeling in the morn
ing Lassitude is not a normal condi
tion and when it is never absent learn
the cause and cure it if possible
Never massage around the eye with
out using a good skin food as the skin
there is very delicate and is apt to
grow inflamed and irritated with pres
sure of the fingers Also be careful
in using greases even those that are
pure that they do not get into the
eye
Extreme care must be taken in
washing the ear otherwise the sensi
tive drum may be injured According
to one well known aurist the best
method for the daily cleaning is to put
a piece of thin linen or washcloth over
the tip of the little finger never per
mitting the cloth to go farther than
the tip of the finger can reach
Great harm is done to the skin by
the use of a powder which contains
mineral substance in a large degree
Lead arsenic mercury and bismuth
are all active poisons and their con
tinued use is most injurious The
presence of sugar of lead in anjT cos
matic preparation can be detected by
testing it with ammonia which will
turn it black
Shaping the Eyebrows
Consuelo duchess of Marlborough
is supposed to have a pair of the
most perfect eyebrows in the world
and they are frankly admitted to be
not natural but cultivated It is not
a difficult thing to shape ones own
brows and it would seem as though
a habit of this kind should be eagerly
acquired by most women One of the
best methods of overcoming bushy
eyebrows is to shape them between
dampened thumb and forefinger after
bathing the face or at any time when
it is convenient In this way wonder
ful results may he obtained
A Clever Idea
A clever way in which one girl an
nounced her wedding was found on
the tally cards of an informal even
ing entertainment The cards were
oblong the upper end embellished with
a picture of a winsome girl The
score card was removed and replaced
with a tiny card announcing the wed
ding day The two cards were joined
with white satin ribbon and a bunch
of violets was attached to each card
Home Made Buckles
A beautiful buckle of any desired
shape may be made by plaiting three
strands of the narrowest gold braid
together and wiring on the back Noth
ing ean be nicer as a finish for an
empire belt for the ready made buck
les of metal not only tear the lace
in tne Swn but scratch all the furni
apt to coarsen It and make It Btiff and j
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HIS RABBITS FOOT
LUCKY POCKET PIECE THAT CER
TAINLY MADE GOOD
at the Time He Did Who Can
Tell What Would Have
Happened
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foot left hind
fat engineer
is always on
a great boon
rabbits
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carry in my inside jum
per pocket I ran over
a rabbit one day n in
the choppin process its
lofi lliiil Iflfr UJiq fnQQOd
through the cab window
into my lap Of
course it would be too much like
temptin fate to let a good thing like
that get by n Ive carried it with
me on my runs ever since
The other day I stopped at the
junction for water with the daylight
express The boys at the roundhouse
down there got to throwin a josh in
to me about my rabbits foot protec
tor Some of them didnt believe it
was true that I put so much faith
into it
Well I says you can josh me as
much as you like but Im frank to
admit that I wouldnt like to go out
on the road for a trip without my
hunch in my pocket
Then they all had to have a look
at it After they had passed it around
it was time for our train to leave n
I carelessly stuffed it in the outside
pocket of my jumper I was in such a
hurry
I had a heavy train but we were
right on time so I didnt mind much
as the 1327 was workin her dandiest
n Ave plowed along just like an ice
yacht before a 40 mile gale Goin
slipped n hobbled for a second like
a fat man steppin on a banana peel
I eased her off with the throttle a bit
stickin my head out of the cab win
dow to see what caused the unsteadi
ness on the part of the 1327 As I did
the locomotive gave a little lurch n
I felt my rabbits foot slidin out of
my jumper pocket I made a grab at
it but I didnt come within a foot of
it It landed on a little ledge of the
runnin board just outside the cab I
leaned out of the window to get it
Some mysterious influence seemed to
be workin against my reachin that
rabbits foot In another second it
bounced off to the ballast to one side
of the track
Well I was in a quandary for a
second However I firmly made up
my mind I wasnt goin to lose my
rabbits foot guardian angel in that
fashion So I put on the air As the
train came to a stop I dropped from
the runnin board n dusted back after
my good luck piece As soon as the
train stopped a natural curiosity rose
in the minds of the passengers n
the train crew as to what was the
matter Jim Spratt the conductor
asked me what was up n I just told
him that I dropped something of con
siderable value n had stopped to pick
it up A fresh guy in one of the Pull
mans overheard my answer n butted
in as follows
Say old sport I dropped a quill
toothpick from the dining car back
up the road a piece Would you mind
backin up there n gettin it for me
Of course we are in no hurry to get
in This near railroadin fatigues me
I didnt make any reply to him
though I would have liked to give him
a slam in the slats In less time
than it takes to tell it I had the train
started again I just got em movin
about eight miles an hour when I
heard a crashin of the ties n the
1327 listed over to one side Of
course we were goin so slow that we
could almost stop in a space the size
of a ten cent piece I dropped down to
the ground again n on inspectin the
truck I found a broken rail Now was
nt that nice work for that rabbits
foot
Pennsylvania Grasshopper Story
The Grasshopper Level on the
Pennsylvania railroad is within four
miles of Lancaster and derived its
name from this circumstance The
grasshoppers one season were so nu
merous as to destroy the crops and
it is said the fence rails were worn
smooth by the insects crossing from
one side to the other in searching for
green pastures While that may seem
incredible an examination of the
grasshoppers hind legs will corrobor
ate the probability of the storys cor
rectness During that season the pests
were so thick on the rails in the vicin
ity mentioned that the engines with
their trains were stalled so that to
make any progress it became neces
sary to have men precede the trains
and pour sand on the tracks This
suggested carrying the sand in boxs
and next putting the boxes astride of
the locomotive and then adding rods
which were placed under the control
of engineers and firemen
Train Cut Off Foxs Brush
During a run with the Vine hounds
at Whitchurch a fox was caught by
one of the hounds on the railroad line
says the London Daily Mail
Before the hounds could be whipped
off an express train dashed into them
killing one and cutting off the foxs
brush
Used Many Ties
The number of ties purchased by the
steam and electric roads of this coun
try during the year 1906 was 102834
040 The demand for the steam roads
amounted to 75 per cent oX toe total
fifteen cents
NOTICE FOR WDS
Scaled liitls will In rintiviit nt itm IRr f
j mo city clerk- of trio city or AlcCook Nobruskn
until riidit oclock i in ririuulnrii
j tunc Juno 8 IWkS Tor n contract to perform nil
work and furnish nil tiiiitcrinl necessu ry for
InjiiiK Mich bidowiilks cross walks mill curlm
i within tho corporate limit or the city of
took as tho city council may order to he laid
uniiK mo current municipal yenr Ilicls lmll
ho made per sqiinre foot for tho follow Uk ma-
rm1 HiiB stone concrete tiiiiK and
If Engineer Had Not Dropped It Just iiua brick Sidownlks cro walks and curbs
to bo laid in accordance with the provisions of
tne ordinances 01 tho city of JlcCook and the
speciiications on file in tho city clerkV ollice
and subject to tho approval ami acceptance of
the city eiiKineer All sidewalks cross walks
and curbs to bo Kiiaranteed by tho contractor
for a term of two ears from the date of ac
ceptance and renewals to lie uaranteed for a
ti 1 1 4i llkt titrm I hi fmt rfiftstf fiiitii li IJ11I
1 he city council reserves tho rifjht to reject
my and all bids
Dated Slay M ts
silvi II W Coxovkk City Clerk
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEWENTS
Christian Bible school at 10 a m
Preaching at 11 n m and 8 p m C E
at p m All are welcome
K M AinsWOUth Pastor
Episcopal Preaching services at St
Albans church at 11a m and 7S0p
m Sunday school at 10 n 111 A 11
are welcome to these services
E R Eakle Rector
Catholic Order of services Mass
4 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening servico at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
Wji J KutwiN O M I
BaITIst Sunday school at 10 a m
Preaching service at 11 00 a in Even
ing service at 800 B Y P U at 7 p ni
A most cordial invitation is extended to
all to worship with us
E Burton Pastor
Christian Science Services Sun
day at 11 a m and Wednesday at 8 p
in Subject Mortals and Immor
tals Meetings held in the Diamond
block Room open Wednesdny and
round the Ten Degree Curve the 1327 Saturdays from 2 to 4 p m Science
literature on sale
Congregational Sunday school at
10 a m Preaching at 11 a m and
8 p m by pastor Junior C E at 3 p
m Senior C E at 7 p m Prayer
meeting every Wednesday al 8 The
public is cordially invited to these ser
vices G B Hawkes Pastor
Methodist Sunday school at 10 a m
Union GAR service at Congregational
church at 11 am Preaching at 8 p m
Subject What Our General Conference
is Doing at Baltimore Junior
League at 4 Epworth League at 7
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
I at 8 pm You are welcomed and made
glad at this church Sunday school
every Sunday in South McCook at 3
M B Carman Pastor
Typewriter ribbons for sale at The
Tribune office
original town of Ifcil Will- mtv
Nebraska or be for er barred of any iutere t
therein that tho title of plaintilT and defend
ants Sullie K Dctirotr Deborah Anna DetlrolT
elIerleiroir KLsio Detiroir and Kleauor C
fro heouieted us against the rest of the
lefcndants herein and each of them that tin
died to said premise- recorded in book 11 at
pae ITU of the deed records of Ked Willow
county Nebraska and tho deed of said prem
ises recorded in hook II at pace ISiof
records and each of them ho held null and void
and ordered cancelled of record for a UiiditiK
and juduiiient that the morlRaKc to said prem
ises recorded in book I at pace 110 of the mort
Kae records of sail county is unenforceable b
rea oii of tho lape if time and is barred by the
statute of limitations that debt reel
thereby fully paid and tho be ordered
satisfied and cancelled of record that the plain
tilf be decreed to be the owner in fee simple of
an undivided one half interest in -aid prem
ises that the defendant Sallio Detiroir be
decreed the owner in fee simple of an undivid
ed one sixth intere t to said premi s and each
or the defendants Deborah Anna Detiroir Wel
ler DetJroir Klsio DcUroH and Kleauor C De
tiroir be decreed to he tho owner in fee simple
of 1111 undivided one twelfth intere t in -aid
premises that said premise- be partitioned ac
cording to said shares and if -aid premi escan
not be equitably divided the he -old and
the proceeds thereof be distributed ihiiouk -aid
parties in inti rest according to their respect he
You are required to an vver said petition on
or before the lth day of June lXS
Dated thisSth day of May HUM S lt
Li imiu hrrss Ilaintiir
ly MoInn ItitchiiA WoIlT
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ll111
NOTICK NOTICK OF INCOKlOKATIOX
Sullie F DuOnilT Dilxmli iimi IMJroir an t Xoi Ice it hereby kiwh that tln C I IWW
infant Welter IMIroli uu infant Klie A Company 1h flUI it nru Im nf
viron an infant J luiuior C Dedrollan infant lion in the olllcn of th cretttry of thy stHtsnfr
Miarles Lobtirn as Kiinrdiau of the ostate of Nebraska The priiic pal phn t of trnimutirar
tIio ai mranls Deborah Anna DcOroir I tho Iiinuikn of nid eoriMrntuii xhall I 1W
VrH UnrVrlMV KleonorC le Cook Nebraska The em ral nature
lh National Hunk a corpora- bin ine to he trniMieled l aid comxu m
turn William A Ifixton lr V t i K111 1 1 i 1 T
vuufi in itn 1 riMiii kiiiriui iiu uiiniHii iiinr ruin miirti vvr
ms of iiit rrlW
last will and testament of W illiam A Piixto the liujiiu and mIIjik f IIHrM
i v0 uhiKher executrix of li usually kept 111 a teprimHut tur t
i 11
tlie last will and testament of Henjninin quire mid dUpox if phI and stoihiI jk
Klior deceased tho unknown heirs dmisee t to build alter recum trwi and reimi
and
leKntees of Robert Kim mi lecensed
Ltievn Yeazel Mary en70l The Exchange
National Hank of Hastinus Nebraska a cor
poration Sallio F IMiroll as executrix of
tho last will and testament of Charles J
uroll deceased defendants wi take not ei
saiu nit - ruy enrnsKn against said e-
Mil Slltll flf flflit I linilfuwl I1II1 tttllt 1 hn fv 1 I- t
- tliit Ti 1 1 i 1 luiimiiiij oiijcci ami praeroi winch are
one that to bo approved by the citywuncil that sid def udants and each of them be re-
the job IS Clly Bi cr s Ostimato is as follows mured to et forth the inti rest the or tiny of
J J
I sidewalks foot Unrtin tl
ner soiinrii ni 1 1 -
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iv riir f ywii r -
AV1 viii- illls IIVI Mllliiro IIIOl CIIIIllCIIl
cents
liavp nnr llifif I alwavs vurulllmi ncCi er siiuare foot
NOTICK TO CKKDIlOKS
The ritato of Nebra ka ifel Willow
Mtmr
a
miidinc neceisHry r m v tntit for
ual prosecution of ouch himim s Tim imimhH
of capital stock authorized hall h 1 mi
thoti uud dollars di ided lulu our liiiudrtIwl
fortj ohares of tlwe hundred dollars each tin
tnr Iuliii f Iinl 1 It I rn a
that 011 1 the eighth day of May 1KB Ludwiir j treasurer of -aid cirixrntioii at the UnwdT
iIIiS iV IMtition in tho district court of issuance Said nri rHtin shall couuitoafn
when the par value d irty IUi thoimtUHi Am
hundred dollar of -Hid cnpial stock nluJI4
paid in full to the treasurer and it dueliu
-hall be perpetual The hltrlie t aiiionnt Tin
debteiiuesn or liahtlit towlnch the corponciR
is at any time to subject itMdf m oue bnlf at 4a
cipital -tick the airairs of nidcir
are to be conducted a Itc idcnt Vicit Vs
dent Secretary anil Treamirer
C L DMiHOfPA CovtlANY
liviJ Hj I tivviti ihh lreidML
AMe t 1 ltiniiK r Secretary mm
Tn aurer
In the county court In ihe mutter Hrw
estate fr 1i ter Wesch decenseil To thu rtlr
ilors of -aid estate
ou are hereby iititi that I will sit ir tkn
count court room in Mil 00k in said couct4aia
the liSth dti of November Atb at one oVNi j
m to xamiue claim- nixniusi ail estate v5j
a view to their adju tmeul and allowaucu MSI
claim- agaiu l said estate imi t bo Hied iaffttur
court on or before November Si lKiS uiHt tttn
executor of said estate is allowed until My3
HKri in which to make pavment of debts sdUv
eil apiiu t -aid estate
Wiiue siu hand and the nal of snidovWw
court thi Lfith da of April lKlft
1st rJ Jf Mimikk County JuAqk
Hojle t Kldred
MMLICATION KOlt LICENSE
Indiauola Nebraska May 8th U4
Notice is hereby given that Mclanii V Ctra
firm eompo ed of J I Me Kami and Ilarrj
Cox have filed in tho cit clerks ollico tiuttr
bond and ictition for liceie to -ell rmHI
spirituous and in the huiltSns
on lot block CJ in the AtihuI ward of tlwtats
of Indinnola for the car ending April I iJHi
VS Jt Jli K Alix Applicant
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
THE SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
Crush and mix in feed or salt Proper dose in tablets
MAKES YOUR STOCK LOOK LIKE THE TOP PRICK
Contain no Sawdust Ashes Chop Feed or Bran Ask for and try once SKIDOO CondSfet
Tablets Worm Kidney Chicken Cholera Blister Heave Fever Hog Cholera tablets Louse Pattz
Spavin Cure Barb Wire Liniment Pink Eye Distemper Colic or Bone Stiffener Tablets
Sold by AAlcAllLLIiiN McCnfe Nchrasku
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Attention Builders 1 1
FOUNDATION
If you wiint a
CURBSTONE
SIDEWALK
or anything pertaining to Cement Work see
J E MOLUND
Or at Yard Two Blocks East of Main
Between and Dennison
icuvbui Dodge anu iuiiiiiuii
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