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FASHION HINTS
This pretty silk model has a tucked front
aznel from yoke to hem. The tight sleeves
aave tiny tucks as trimming.
Large silk covered buttons help to give
3. tailored air.
It is a very practical frock for many occasions -
casions , and dressy as well.
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cny magazine storjos ? ' '
"If no > not yet , dear ; I have only
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In case of accident , cuts , wounds ,
burns , scalds , sprains , bruises , etc. , noth
ing will so quickly take away all pain
and soreness as Hamlins Wizard Oil.
Oil , To
He I'll bet I steal a kiss from you.
She And I'll bet you two kisses you
can't
Dyspepsia and constipation are avoid
able miseries take Garfield Tea , Nature's
Serb laxative.
1 Hereafter all fish sold in Constantinople
ple must be kept in shops paved with marIe -
% Ie ( which is cheap there ) , or with
plaques of so-called Malta stone.
MI.ES CURED ITf O TO 14 DAYS
OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure anj
csa of Itching , Blind , Bleeding or Protrud-
tor Pllw In 6 to 14 daja or money refunded.
Me.
A gun for throwing a lifeline to a
wrecked vessel by the use of air compress
ed by hand is a recent English inven
tion.
Save your hands , men and women ; or
der our popular strong working gloves
used by everybody , loc pair. Agents
wanted everywhere. Richmond Glove Co. ,
Box 66S , Richmond , Va.
Africa leads in the matter of gold pro
duction ar.d the rn- : ! States is second.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for child
ren teething , softens the gums , reduces In
flammation , ailaya pain , cures wind colic.
SSc * bottle.
I Perfume Used by Royalty.
Queen Wllhelmina ol1 Holland has
dally a pint of cau de cologne in her
morning bath ; Queen Victoria of Spain
effects a mixture of iris and lavender
on her handkerchiefs ; Queen Helena of
Italy prefers iris and heliotrope ; the
, I > owager Queen of Italy and Queen
Amelia of Portugal are devotees of
weet violets , but the Empress of Rus-
Ia leads the way. as she spends no
less than $20CCO a year on perfumery
in Paris alone. In respect of violets
* bc requires that they shall be plucked
Just at sunset. And when the boxes
reach St. Petersburg they are first sent
to be examined lest they might conceal
a bomb or some dondlv poison.
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To Cure
When you sleep , in which direction
do you lay your head ?
It makes much difference. Even in
sleeping there is much science.
Sleeplessness ' .or insomnia iuy ? be
greatly relieved if not actually cured
by having the body lie in the natural
relation of its own .magnetism and the
earth magnetism.
The human body is a great living
magnet , almost as ttertcately poised as
a magnetic needle in the compass box.
When the- compass needle is placed in
an east and west direction at once the
needle begins to try to get in a north
and south line with its length. This
is because the magnetic waves in pass
ing from the north pole of the world
to the south pule sweep the magnetic
needle into the line of least resist
ance , lengtlnviso , so the inasnelie
forces of the needle and the earth
may 10 in harmony.
If you are sleepless , or rest poorly ,
look after the arrangement of your
bed. Turn its head to the north. Got
your body in line with the magnetic
polar earth waves and have no mag
netic counteraction in your nervous
make-up by the earth currents running
jtcross your magnetic organism. The
proof of a medicine is its results.
Try this north and south body line
up and note results that will make
you marvel if you are nervous and
sleepless.
Hot and Cold Baths.
Cold and hot water face baths com
bined are much more effective than
either one alone , for it takes the ? hot
bath to cleanse the skin and the cold
one to invigorate anfl stimulate it.
The English are devoted to the cold
water bath for the whole body a well
as the face , and the English men as well
as the women are famous . for the
beauty of their complexion. The cold
bath makes the skin look clean , but it
docs not cleanse it The face should
be washed in hot or at least warm
Smooth blue chiffon velvet is the
material employed in a magnificient
afternoon gown. The cut shows the
clover draping on-right side , just above
knee , and the yoke and stock of white
Irish crochet lace are outlined with
shaped collar , elaborately braided in
self-lone soutache. Pointed straps on
PRETTY FASHIONS FOR THE MATRON WHO DOES HER OWN HOUSEWORK.
water and should be rinsed in water
of the same temperature. This should
always be followed by dashing cold
water on the face , neck and throat
until the skin tingles and glows. The
only time when the face should not be
rinsed in cold water is after the even
ing bath , when the pores must be left
open to drink in th ? skin food that
has been applied. The shock of the
cold water draws the blood to the sur
face and makes the skin firm , smooth ,
and healthy looking. The glow that
this treatment brings to the cheeks
is nature's rouge and surpasses by far
any prepared rouge that one could buy.
There is a fad for soft suede leather
neckties.
There is a hint of revolt against the
empire style.
Almost every gown has a different
shoulder scarf.
The shawls of sixty years tigo are
r.g.-iiii in good style.
For pvening there is a revival of the
canary-colored scarf.
Satin of the palest pink is the new
color for evening wear.
Cotton velvets arc much used for
tailor-made suits just now.
Belts will match the skirts instead
of the waists this season.
The parasol handle of the long direc-
toire fashion is considered smart.
All over braided and embroidered
coats are seen with perfectly plain
skirts.
Roses , In velvet or chiffon or tissue ,
are figuring largely in the new hat dec
oration.
The familiar white yoke has given
place to the colored one of transparent
lu.'itcrial.
Black tunics , heavy with embroidery ,
are sometimes worn over gowns of
white satin. ' .
Blue Velvet Cown.
shoulders and across front are black
satin. The sleeves are made attrac
tive with buttonholed scallops and
small velvet-covered buttons.
Cleaning ; "Windows.
Chamois skin is excellent for use in
cleaning windows. Hot water would
spoil it. Wash the windows with the
wet chamois skin. Rinse the skin and
squeeze it as dry as you can. Now
wipe the windows again with the damp
skin and leave what moisture remains
on the windows to evaporate. If the
windows are washed every week the
work will be lessened , for it only will
bo necessary to wipe the windows once
.with the dampened skin. The skin
must be kept perfectly clean or the
windows will bo streaked. To clean
the skin after using it. lay flat on a
table or sink and rub with plenty of
soap and cold water. '
Good Headache Cure.
One of the very best remedies for
a sick or nervous headache was sug
gested recently by a Finnish servant
girl. She took raw potatoes without
either washing or paring and cut them
into thick slices. These were laid close
together on the forehead and temples
and kept in place by covering with a
large handkerchief folded cornerwise
and tied in the back.
In a short time the pain disap
peared. As the pieces of potato get
hot replace with cold fresh ones. They
give all the coolness of ice without the
incidental dampness , and there is not
the burning sensation ice often causes.
The potato is distinctly soothing. *
A Woman Editor.
Mrs. Catherine B. Bell , editor of the
Cannon , of Cannon City , Colo. , besides
attending to her household and edito
rial duties , finds time to serve as pro-
nation officer in her home county , to
do the work of the president of the
board of county visitors , to act as spe
cial agent to the county commissioners
in cases of destitution , and to be the
humane officer and secretary of the
local humane society.
_ She is a widow and the mother of
three children , whom she supports and
cares for as well as though she did
nothing but keep house. She is a New
Yorker by birth and has lived in Colorado
rado less than eight years.
and Sillc 3Iull. i
At the places where Irish lace is
sold there comes a tiny scalloped edge ,
and this can be used with good result
on a small bit of inexpensive silk mull.
The two combined make a dainty and
costly looking jabot for a turnover col
lar at a small price. The silk mul is
plain or dotted , and sells for about 25
cents a yard. If this is made into six
fine plaits , about four inches long ,
with a tab and a buttonhole at top ,
then edged with the Irish scallop , it
can be worn with one's smartest
blouses or sent as a gift to a critical
friend.
Renl Attractiveness.
A magnetic personality is often more
powerful than ability , and is often ,
very often , placed in the balance
against it. It is therefore advisable
to exert oneself to the utmost to culti
vate that wonderful charm to the high
est degree , and she who has it not is
not so much to be pitied as blamed , for
it is , more or less , within the reach of
all.
To WiwJi AVJiite Cashmere.
First of all , remove hooks and eyes
nnd any colored trimming. Then shave
up about four ounces of curd soap , put
it in a small saucepan , cover with wa
ter and allow it to melt over a gentle
heat. When quite dissolved take out
a cupful , beat remainder up to a lath
er in a gallon of hot Water. When
the heat has gone off immerse the
cashmere , squeeze it in and out , and
knead it a little. On no account must
soap be rubbed on the material. When
all the dirt has been removed squeeze
as much of the water out as you can
without wringing , and place the article - ;
cle in a bath of tepid water , to which
the cupful of dissolved soap and
a little blue have been added. Squeeze
(
as much of the water out again as you
can and hang up to dry in the open
air. When nearly dry pass through
the mangle and press on the wronj
side with a hot iron.
IVatty Mushroom Hats.
Care of Water Ilas.
After filling a rubber water bottit
with hot water press the sides of same
before you screw on the top. In so do
ing all the steam conies out and there
will be no danger of the bottle ripping
no matter how hot the water.
A Cheap Quilt.
Five or six thicknesses of newspaper
placed between light layers of cotton
batting or diniet , and covered and tack
ed in the usual way. make a warm
light and cheap quilt. Brown papei
may be substituted for newspaper.
One Advantage of paving : a. Dec.
A den is a room where father car
sit in the evening without the neigh
bors discovering that he has holes ij
his socks. Atchison Globe .
WOMAN DIES FOR OTJttER.
Mrs. Mary Farmer Goes to Electric
Chair and Exonerates Husband.
Mrs. Mary Farmer was led to the
electric chair in Auburn ( N. Y. ) prison
shortly after (5 ( o'clock Monday morn
ing and paid the penalty for the mur
der of Mrs. Sarah Brennan at Brown-
ville last April. The execution of Mrs.
Fiiriner the .second infliction of the
sentence by electrocution on a woman
h . New York State was effected with
out sensational incident. Five women ,
two of whom were prison attendants ,
were witnesses. Father Ilk-key , spir-
ituul adviser of the-condemned woman ,
afterward gave out u statement signed
by Mrs. Farmer in which she declared
that her hi.sbaud. under conviction for
the same crime , was innocent and knew
nothing of murder until after it had
been committc-.l.
Mrs. Sarah Brennan. a neighbor of
the Farmers in the village of Brown-
ville , Jefferson County , was murdered
April 23. 190S. The body of Mrs. Bren
nan was found in a trunk owned by
Mrs. Farmer. Mrs. Fanner and her
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husband were given separate trials ,
and although the evidence was circum
stantial , both were convicted and sen
tenced to death. Mrs. Brennan and her
husband lived in a house which they
had occupied for twenty years and
which was owned by Mrs. Brennan.
Mouths before the homicide , in October ,
1907 , Mrs. Farmer went to a lawyer's
office at Watertown , produced a deed
of the Brennan property , and , imper
sonating Mrs. Breunan , had the deed
transferred to James D. Farmer , sign
ing the name "Sarah Brennan. " The
deed was returned from the clerk's
office to James D. Farmer Nov. 26 , and
Jan. 7 , 1908 , Mrs. Farmer and her
husband went to another lawyer and
had the deed drawn to Peter J. Farm
er , a child born to them the preceding
September.
CHARGED WITH BIG FORGERY.
Roy Ilorf on Arrested in Kansas City ,
Accused of $75OOO Srrindle.
Roy Horton was arrested in Kansas
City on a charge of forgery for an
amount placed at $7o,000 and will be
taken back to East St. Louis , 111. He
is charged with perpetrating a confidence
game upon the Stock Yards Company of
East St. Louis. Horton had been trad
ing in horses for several weeks in Kan
sas City under the name of William Ry
an. John L. Horton , Raj's brother , was
arrested at the home of his wife's moth
er in Upper Alton , III. , luarch 10 , and
is now out under $12,000 bail. In 1S93
the Hortons established in East St.
Louis the commission firm of Horton
Brothers & Hess. A part of the firm's :
business consisted in financing feeders in :
Texas. In 1902 the brothers disappear
ed , and it was then discovered that they
had questionable paper out to an amount
approaching $100,000. :
UNION PACIFIC TRAIN IS BURNED
Passengers Escape in Wreck and
Fire Sfear Castle Rock , Utah.
West-bound passenger train No. 3 on n
the Union Pacific Railroad struck a rock
slide about a mile west of Castle Rock ,
Utah , about 4:30 a. m. Wednesday and
ivent into the ditch. The wreckage im-
nediatoly took .fire and the baggage car ,
C )
aail car and five passenger coaches were
iestroyed. The haggageman and fireman oii |
reported missing hut all the ii
ire , passen- iio
jers , according to the meager reports re- o :
: eived , escaped serious injury. I
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KAN BELIEVED DEAD IS ALIVE. tl
tlti
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Family of Henry Bcthers Burled tiu
a Body in Council Bluffs.
IE
Henry Bothers , who was supposed to
lave been burned to death in a car of
lag shipped from Council Bluffs to Val-
ey , Neb. , last month , has returned Lome St
ilive and well from St. Louis , where he Stb
tas been working1. A charred body was b <
ound in a car of slag and from frag-
nents o clothing and a pnysical deform- n
ty it was identified as that of Bethery T
nd buried by his family. r h
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Wonder * of Science
ladies and
"In this compartment *
" dime museum lecturer ,
ucnts. said the
wonderful animal
of the
is a fine specimen
mal known as the armadillo. I calljour
hard horny
attention particularly to its ,
its shell ,
properly
epidermis , or more
which is invulnerable. The arnud Ho ,
when pursued by nn enemy , immediately
doubles itself p into the form of a perfect
inch of which
fect sphere , every square
is protected by its armor , in which shape ,
ladies and gents , it wan used by the cava
progenitor of our
or prehistoric
man ,
baseball.
of
the game
race , in playing
Pass on now to the next cage , which
contains the celebrated ornithorhyncus ,
bird and tht
the
the missing link between
beast. " .
BACKS.
NEW VIGOR FOR BAD
Hack Better.
Kov to Make n Weak
Women who suffer with backache ,
dizziness , constant
bearing-down pain ,
will find hope in
dull , tired feelings ,
the advice of Mrs.
M. Working , 315
Fulton Ave. , Roch
ester , Ind. , who
" suffered ev-
says : "I ,
erythiug with pain
'
in'the back , too fre
quent passages of
the kidney secre
tions , swelling of
the ankles and
joints and a genera * ,
'feeling of weakness. I used about ev
erything said to be good for kidnej
trouble , but Doan's Kidney Pill ?
brought me the first real help , and
three boxes cured me. "
Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box
Foster-Milburn Co. , Buffalo. NT. Y.
British capitalists have applied to tha
Turkish government for a concession
covering the oil fields o Bagdad and Mo
sul.
CHILD ATE CUTICURA.
Spread "Whole Box of It on Crackers
Not the Least Injury Resulted
Thus Proven Pure and Sweet.
A New York friend of Cuticura
writes :
'My three year old son and heir ,
after being put to bed on a trip across
theAtlantic , investigated the stateroom
and located a box of graham crackers
and a box of Cuticura Ointment. When
a search was made for the box , It was
found empty and the kid admitted
that he had eaten the contents of the
entire box spread on the crackers. It
cured him of a bad cold and I don't
know what else. "
No more conclusive evidence could
be offered that every ingredient
Cuticura Ointment is absolutely pure ,
sweet and harmless. If it may be
safely eaten by a young child , none but
the most beneficial results can be ex
pected to attend its application to even
the tenderest skin or youngest infant.
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. , Sole
Props , of Cuticura Remedies. Boston.
Telephone Cure for Obesity.
"Pseudo-science I" said Nikola Tesla ,
at a dinner of electricians , apropos of
an electrical cure for old age , "To a
layman , " Mr. Tesla resumed , "such a
cure sounds reasonable. But to a sci
entist it is as ridiculous as the tele
phone cure for corpulence. You have
heard of that ? No ?
"Well , Herbert Ilcavey , weighing 2S5
pounds , decided to reduce electrically.
He wrapped a coil of copper wire
round his wrist , connected it with the
telephone -apparatus , and , sure enough ,
began at once to grow lighter at the
rate of several pounds a minute.
" 'This is a grand scheme , ' chuckled
Heavey , pulling out the waistband of
his trousers , which was already a foot
too big for his waist.
"Then , suddenly , the telephone bell
rang.
' "Is that Herbert Heavey ? ' a gruff
voice asked.
" 'Yes , ' was the reply.
" 'Well , this is the exchange , ' snapped
the voice. 'Will you please stop fry
ing scrapple with the telephone wires ?
Our office is all full of nasty fat' "
A Choice of Evils.
Landlady Would you advise me tc
send my daughter to a cooking school
or to a music school ?
Boarder ( reflectively- Well , I think
I'd send her to a cooking school. It
may be more fatal in its results , but U
Isn't anything like so noisy.
SISTER'S TRICK.
Bnt It All Came Out Right.
How a sister played a trick that
> rought rosy health to a coffee fiend is
in Interesting tale :
"I was a coffee fiend
a tremblin-
lervous , physical -wreck , yet clingin- ° o
he poison that
stole away my strength
mocked at Postum and would hive
lone of It.
"One day my sister substituted a
up of piping hot Postum for
my morn-
ng cup of coffee but did not tell me
vhat it was. i noticed the richness of
t and remarked that the coffee tasted
' J5Ly lister n < * tell me I
for
"She kept the secret and kept
ae Postum instead
of coffee m
Tew stronger , more
tireless
,
got a Det
er color in
my sallow
cheeks
and a
learness to my eye , then she toS
f the me
health-giving !
, nerve rtren
ng life-saver she had given
me in place
f my morning coffee. From that
became time
a disciple of Postum ana
Ten days * trial shows
'
's
ewer to rebuild what coffee
troyed. "There's a reason
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