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THE ILLUSTRATED BEE.
August 3, 1002.
President Roosevelt Coming.
Soft
Harness
Arrangements Are Being Perfected
For a Visit Iront the National
Executive This Fall.
Too can make yonr baa.
Bms aa soft as glove
and as tonga as wire by
Wag EUREKA liar,
asas Oil. Too ran
lengthen Its lire make l(
but twice as long as It
ordinarily would,
n
ALL CITIZENS OF THE WEST
Anxlowaly Await Ilia Comlajt. an
During; Ilia Vlalt Will Tender
Hint 'a, (irnitn Western
Ovation.
President Roosevelt assured Bena'or Mil
lard and Congressman Mercer that be would
Tlslt Omaha on bis fall excursion.. He Is
expected here erly In October. The
Knights of Ak-Bnr-Hen are waiting for
him to fix the exact date of his visit before
determining upon the fall festivities. He
Is coming sure. When he comes the parade
committee will arrange his Journey through
the city to pasa by the offices of
THIS I1AXKKH IlKaKRVK 1,1 FK
In the McCague Block, because the Knights
of Ak-Sar-Ben recognize this Institution
aa one of the great business enterprises of
the west. President Roosevelt will have
the opportunity of applying for a 20-pay-tnent
life Gold Bond policy In this stren
uous young Insurance corporation. It he
should take the necessary time to consider
Its policies and Its career, there Is no
doubt but he will cheerfully embrace the
opportunity offered.
ROOSKVKI.T I.OVKS TIIR WRST,
and believes In the potoncy of Its Institu
tions. He agrees that this magnificent
trans-Mlssourl region Is no longer depend
ent upon the money congested east for the
safe Investment of western surplus funds.
Our people are rapidly accumulating for
tunes. Western fiduciary Institutions can
aid In husbanding them. These In turn
will steady the movements of our com
mercial fleets and effectually palliate If
not prevent panics.
n. II. HOniSO, FIIKMIOKXT.
is an admirer of the national chief execu
tive. He enjoys the President's virile
style. He applies to the lire Insurance
work entrusted to htm all the energy and
experience of quarter of a century In this
field. He Is aided by the best corps of
life underwriters atsoclated under one life
Insurance leader In Nebraska and this ex
plains why his company Is enjoying a
phenomenal growth.
Five additional General and Special
Agents wanted Immediately by the
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cents per square Inch. They are
all la first-class condition.
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will also print additional copies
of our original photographs at
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A FAMILY GROUP Photo
Health and
l rai majority or women have
I been taught the lesson that sound
neuua ana gooa iooks nave the
i elation tf cause and effect to
each other. No woman can be
called good looking who has a bad com
plexion, and no woman who is In perfect
health will have one. Aa complexion, good
or bad, la largely the result of a corre
sponding quality of digestion, it la of the
greatest Importance to regulate the diet,
eating and drinking enly those things
which are easily transformed Into tha
necessary subetancea of th body.
Different seasons demand different diet
ing, if health and comfort are being ough..
Not only the lnbt.ncts of human beings
In thla matter, but the provision that,
nature makes, different focds, being mere
accessible by prcduction and price at dif
ferent seasons of the year, points to he
advlsabl lty of changing the bill of fare
as summer comes around. In winter, when
the bodily heat needs keeping up, game la
abundant and easily tracked, in summer,
when the main object Is to keep down the
temperature, vegetablea are cheap and pro
fuse, and the strength can be kept up
by making these a large part of the meal.
The fresh vegetablea, lettuce, tomatoea.
beets, etc., reduce the bodily temperature.
and yet contain nourishment, and fresh
and cooked fruits are always wholesome.
Eggs are, as every tne knows, very
nourishing and form a desirable summer
food. Milk Is a food In itself, and contains
all the qualities needed to support life;
some physicians resort to Us exclusive
use In particular cases. The best hot
weather foods are cereals, fresh vegetables,
ripe fruit, eggj and mi.k. For the sake
of variety, Osh can be used, but great care
must be exercised to see that It Is perfectly
fresh. Salt fish should be entirely avoided
during the hot weather, aa also should
cheese, which Is hard to digest and n:t
particularly nourishing.
Soma diet specialists cfalm that no meats
should be eaten In summer, with the ex
ception of lamb and chicken, which con
lain great nutriment, but not mucn heating
property, and that the usual meat dish could
well bs replaced by one of fresh nsh. A
bill of fare fcr which is generally claimed
first place In summer Is as follows:
Breakfast Oatmeal and mil.
Luncheon Bread, eggs, fruit.
Dinner Soup, vegetables, a little meat
(chicken or lamb), or broiled or boiled fish.
On this selection one Is able to work best
and keep In best condition during tne sum
mer. The general suggestion to "eat less"
In summer Is followed with advantage by
everyone, especially those past middle life
and those with a tendency to corpulency.
Th poop's are la much be ter health when
they abstain from hot soups, fat meat and
take but little animal focd of any kind.
Looked at from the point of view of hygiene.
the present huge price of meat Is really of
bendclal effect, as It restricts the great use
of It, and other forms of food are substi
tuted with good reeult In the summer. To
View the betf trust as a phllantnrupy would
not be Impossible, If results and not motives
are under consideration.
' The total quantity of food consumed can
with beneficial results be reduced one-sixth,
or even one-fourth, during the heated term.
Ihts condition usually regulates itself, as
the appetite la not so sharp In summer; the
mors limited amount of exercise usually In
dulged In accounts for this. It Is a mis
take to gtvs up exercise In the summer. It
Is a necessary condition . of health and
should be taken In the open air; only the
quantity and Intensity should be restricted.
The good housekeeper will expend addi
tional care and thought on the manner of
serving dishes and ths dainty appearance
by a Staff Artist.
Good Looks
of all table accessories during the heated
term, which Is also the term of capricious
appetites. Variety should be supplied In
every article, even the cereal of breakfast.
Fortunately the market Is full of many
preparations In thla line, all about the
same in nourishing value, but different in
taste. It Is hardly necessary to repeat that
great care should be taken that fruits are
in gocd condition, as unripe or overripe
truit of any description la mtst dangerous.
Motives of economy as well as refinement
are satisfied by keeping a scrupulously
clean refrigerator or ice chest. One article
that has been allowed to remain in the Ice
chest after it has lost its freshness will
soon communicate' the contamination to
everything else In ths box! Milk should
always be kept covered, as it attracts and
absorbs Impurities very readily. Many
articles affect each other harmfully and
discrimination should be observed In keep
ing such things in separate compartments.
The milk and butter can be kept together,
but meats should be kept by themselves.
The tendency to bathe more in summer
than winter Is Instructive and, of course,
should be indulged, but baths should not be
taken soon after a meal nor when one Is
overheated from exertion. The face should
not be bathed while It Is hot, as the sud
den shock is apt to result In a permanent
redness of the skin. Hard water should be
softened by the addition of ammonia or
borax.
Some recent circulars of the Board of
Health In Philadelphia condemn the use
of stimulants In any form during the heated
term, as they leave the system an easy ,
prey to heat exhaustion and fevers. Even
the lighter alcoholic beverages can better
be omitted and a glass of cold milk or
lemonade should be substltu'ed for the
usual beer.
Carpenter's Letter
(Continued from Third Page.)
traveling agents, but should advias them
to work qu'etly and leave the American
eagle at home, until they have established
their trade.
The British are not unfriendly to us. In
deed, they have changed their tone of late
and now gladly call us their cousins. They
say that blood Is thicker than water and
that as we all have the same ancestors we
should stick together. They arc, however,
becoming sensitive as to what Is called the
American Invasion, and It will be well for
these who -want to do business to work
quietly. They did not seem to mind the
loss cf their commerce so much until the
shipping combination was formed and they
foresaw that England might lose Its su
premacy on the seas. This fact has caused
something of a hysteria among all classes
and the situation Is for the first time
looked upen aa a aerlous one.
In the meantime a great deal of Ameri
can business la being done under British
names. We have a half dozen great com
panies which work here with directorates
made up of eminent Britishers, whose
watch cry seems to be "British goods made
by British labor for the British people."
At ths same time much of the capital
comes from the United States and a large
share of the dividends will find their way
across the Atlantic to us.
FRANK G. CARPENTER.
Automobile's Advantage
Indianapolis News: There's one comfort
for ths owners of automobiles. They don't
hsve to worry over the high price of oata.
Items
makes a boot tooktna bar.
Draa Ilka new. Mads of
pure, heavy bodied oil, es
pecially prepared to wlta
stand U waatber.
to oftnt ul !!
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"Blue Ribbon" Beer Is an Ideal summer
drink and is better for you and your fam
ily's health than any kind of led drinks.
"Blue Rtbbon" gently stlmulntea and aids
nature. You feel better and are - better
after using "Blue Ribbon.
Visitors always welcome st our brewery,
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