flotilla: in mm "mus
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aarsglliois, Shoes; and Rubbers.
timetotryusandyou will never regret oatlincat
theoldtamilyllootandfiboeetomot
H. HarVey’s,
1o Nartli Maln Street.
Maw
‘muau‘o.
All” WW8 WORK AMONG TH!
LEPERB APPRECIATE).
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' tor mm anus—low to m -
Dubai—A Human—AWO-
. filial-cumulus.
Princeseuiristinnuttendedameetim
ottheRoynlBr-itish Nurees'asatdation
overwhichfiirWillinisvorypresided
Are-elutitmwas put tothemeetinghy
the honorable secretary. Dr. Barley
Mound carried unanimously. that
the silver bulged the neckline bi
mtenednpm Ilia Kate llarrdendt
with: of her work among th-
leperninsiberin. Dr. Ballad Fenw'iclr
in extolling lies llarsden'ebrsveeon
duct.eaidahehsdlitenllysoldall that
shepone-edtopsytheexpenmot ha
undertaking. Mostolherrelntives have
diedoteousumptionmnd the bad beer
warnednottoexposehersell’ to colder
damp. yet she had taken Mr litein her
lhndandtrnversed multimillion! swornl
udforest to find the lepers. who wen
living miserably without bane o.
trienda
ThePrinoemotW-les had hitaesteo
the emprem of Rossini]: Miss Msrsden’s
mm: when shofonnd hermit it
theiuteriorotthecountryhfisslllamlen
herself had. as it were. raised the cross
andappealedtothe religiousenthusinsm
been moperly organized. with the leper:
properly housed and looked after. Mist»
Hal-don has now «one to England to
raise more funds for the same object.
.At the conclusion of Dr. Fenwick't
scarlet vest. 3 black bonnet. trimmed
with scarlet. and a sealskin capo-Lon—
»dm Queen.
ll- Aathony'o Appolat-eaa.
It is announced that Governor Flow“?
has nppointed Miss Sum B. Anthony to
the onlce of manager of the State Indus-
trial school in the city of Rochester.
mdeotc-mor Floweriatobe
highly commended. It will giveplensurc
tothe multitude of women And men all
over the country who know Miss An.
thony or have heard her public speeches
or are acquainted with the hintory of her
life. it will be well regarded by those
who have dimpproved of her sdvmney
of female mh‘mge not lm thnn by those
who have approved of it.
It is over lony~three years since Misc
Anthony began her public care" bv
calling a convention of the women of
this state (or the maintenance of rights
that are now freely sounded to them
and duringallthose yearn shehasbeen
WI as an advocate 0! various
retormstory and philanthropic projects.
especially or thoseinthe interest of her
own set. and more annually 0! female
adage. She has presided orer hun-
dmdsot conventions: she has delivered
thonnandsofrpeechea and lectures: she
baawritten pvotusely and energetically
in lavorol her ideas. Withal. her do
Wand life have always been gov-
erned by a moral standard worthy 0!
her American womanhood, and we may
suppose that this port had an mini
influence in loading Governor Flower to
moire her it manager of the theta ludm
trial whom.
fibrils undtmbtedly well qualified for
the calm. As far back so the year “337.
when the was but seventeen your 0!
an. the enteml upon the duty ot school
teaching it this state. and followed it
remtlavly tor-t loanttiveyearn fireball
never loot her interest in adoration or In
the training of youth. and new spin
vhewill heroine immunity ot ermin-
iuathomtalentewhtchwm first putm
Irvine in hrsarly lite-Jim York Bun.
Wholesale-Hates.
. everything horrid.
. ”irrepressible conflict." being the figures
_ ambitious efiort resulted in the musical
mm‘m‘fi'fium‘fim‘” '
seaportobaeeo labels. Still it III the
bent-filo! having s study Maud
,llt‘lt
otcoumtheapertwillbrlnghia es.
lssenoreaeonwhy ,
gointolt. lsiinply as
myeuperieueegontheydo . ~New
Yorkletter.
Ilow “Mullah-Id-
“Wlntdo youdowhenyonrhnsband
gusset! tonmsndinncr and neveerm-wm‘rms
comes home till goodne- hows when
andyouwith dinner all resdyatholne
and not sword tfllthelhnndnumwbm
his message comes!" enclairned a little
woman. "0h.it makes me nomad! l
amgoingtogivebimapieceol'my
mind. but lwish [could do something
better.”
Then a lime bride laughed and said:
'l'hieiswhnt I do. My husband‘goea
very ottentodinnm like that. and it)-
way: drum up in 7 evening dress
and my hair done lovely. I take a nap
intheenrly evening.” as to be fresh
audlrright till red late. Thenlprnc-
ticemyguitnr. ande be comesinl
jump up and say. “Did you have a nice
time? And lie—wall. usually he says.
“Jove. what a picture you are!" Then I
get kissed u good deal. Harry is almost
always ml jolly when he gets home like
that. and we sit upsud I sing him songs
and flirt with him. and we hare a lovely
time. He ulways says he wishes he had
come home sooner. You see. I think it
is awfully dangerous to let a man came
hometrom heringsgood time nndfind
The only thing is to let him lindeveryv
thing at home just as ontol theordiunry
andjollyuaitwas where he has been.
Besides. it's great fun to hear about the
speeches and everything. He put: salted
almonds in his pockets. too. for me. and
always brings me home the bill of fare.
I have in collection of them. and every
oneolthem means just as goods time
tortuous] hope it did for Merl-Ne"
York Commercial Advertiser.
A Woman luvrator. .
Hrs. EllaNeilsonGnilluvdwne in her
yard: a hello of the aristocratic eastern
above of Maryland. but later distin- b0!
guished heme":- arr-inventor. One of
her first inventions was the amusing
automatic toy sold on the streets as the
of an Irishman and an African engaged
in a Ilene tight. She also invented the
eyeless needle. which in almost unita-
sallynaedbymrgeounnnd in usetnlto
many other purple. Another and more
top. which plays a lull tune while spin
hing in the ordinary way. From not:
of these intentions ilicl Mrs. Gaillzzrd
reap a return worthy oi the name. She
was not disc-rim]. however. and has
been busy perfecting: other inrmtimts.
Among her recent patents are it told‘
ing train for tron-lore. a folding fin!
inm, a novel bird cage clinin and a
musical fountain. which renders exqui-
site mimic Whlli‘ throwing in stream of
water from n beautiful slatuotte with
such precision that not a drop escapes to
spoil the carpet. Her most important
and valuable intentions are a dress
shield and n "swexit band“ for huts. and
a carriage telephone. Mrs. Gaillzml has
nlso invented a lock Ind key and n
musical payer-weight. The look and kcy
invention cnnblcs any one by simply
looking at the key to determine whether
the door is solely locked or not. the
looking being registml on the key. The
musical paperweight isin the turn: of e
um winding wall-h. The {are of the
weight indicates the day. month nod
yenr.—~Chicngol’0st.
A Wana- ltldl-g Inter.
- London has a woman riding: master. n
Hrs. Hayes. who imbue. notwitlmtnnd‘
in; the traditionnl mummy o! the
English woman's bureau-nobip. that y. or
rarely see an English woman mm»:
[mortally and firmly in her saddle. and
that Frenchwotnen are really the more
presto! equestricnncs. Mrs. Hayes
teaches in a modest boyish autumn with»
out a ohirt. and takes it Moot gate on
her lively clinrzrvr without holding her
reins at all. ller theory is that n ri-linz
muster cannot teach a woman to sit well
on a rich- saddle lmmso he dixun’t know
how himscll erupt thmrotimlly. She
is taught to rely first and {inmost on
her wins. when it is not Iwr wins at all
tlut sure her when her home shin-or
tells. Therein-should never be given
to the pupil at all until she is perfectly
secure in her seat and has learned that
it is the grip on tho crnlcbm o! the and»
die by the munch ot the hue and an-
kles that gives her the firm scat.
untilthakneewuaaflrmlyminsttbe
Wheat]. Itbtotoarbthe position
utthelqathatlmllaym ridcnin the
boy's draw. and whruuwotnhn learns
thymemaretothedrs-mahr. To
buyabmtitulfahtcotthiauflbous
thin: to-ahea ml aorta of it
mouth». ltuuabmdwltb
. The W who
"thtshrucadebaebeutll'alildiould
mmmlyplaiaao auto their ad
WWW-lust. sebum-weat-
uwhomthrmm-adn,fln
barbecuesmaelhlato eds
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WWW};
“will” re
um nous on
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ti
armitwillrslius. Orient-lamenuch
himsde.buttheydouotmahltfitlihs
amtrixovertheflsuu. Itl'allslnloose
drapery. in uncertdn. shitting folds.
'l‘hnsthe beautyol the tnh'ichdevnlv
tnshkm nhonld first reflect whether she:
grown olden united}
to ih—Chieugo Herald. i
A eler’a Ten.
A unique charitable entertainment
planned for n cooking club is “A Trav—
eler’s Tea.”
Each maiden in theclub is to provide
abusket of any eiaeorshapeshechnoses.
filled with refreshments for two. Man.
ket baskets. waste paper baskets. the that
baskets used by mountain guides. hem—
pers and dainty fruit baskets. anything
prettyorgrotesquo may housed and
decorated with ribbons. lruits. flowers.
gram. or whatever one chews. With.
in there maybe a course .mcheon.or
two or more delicious dishes. perhaps
only one. for which the girl who packs
the basket has a Imrticulnr talent. Lob-
ster. Newborn rolls and pickles will be.
in one; mdwiches. game. pie and fruit
in another: salad. wafers and cheese in :5
third. The baskets are all to be suc-
tiuned 0d and the contents not known
to the buyer until it is his “for better or
worse.”
A tcnroom set with pretty little tu-
hles. each for two persons. is arranged.
and thm the buyer of the basket pur-
tnkes of his luncheon with the young
is inside the cover.~Chica;o Post.
A smart Girl's [art-n.
A sixteen-ycav-old girl reads a lecture:
to the young: men in at Lincoln county
pepm'. She ”claims: ”Why do the!
young men of Edger-om!» do so much;
looting? Go to work! Push ahead! 1‘.
myself. have money in the bank and am '
only sixteen ymzrs old. l lay up more
money every year of my life than any
or young nun within a radius 0!
three miles of my home. Wbeuthoygrt
adollnr they gotosdanoemndgolmm
adollnr out. lly father is able to my
part me. but I choose to mpport myself.
lltll'im all girl.» to cut ch! of those
looting boys. Give them awlde berth.
and never marry ii men unless hob able
to support you. And never put your
armthroaghtbehnndle of sunning."
-—Lewiton Journal.
A Pathetic [Invert-an.
”Oneal the pathefic experieneealen-
counter from time totime." said recently
the manager of a women‘s exchange. "is
to have a woman come with someohl
fmthioml fancy work. the bond em-
broidery. \ratx flowers ywrhnp. or the
worsted 'mmplca' work of a bygone
day. Her nml lute come late in lite and
she.- seohs to meet it with this skill of her
youth. which. like her youth in post and
lnrgotttn. It is hard to show herdeli-
mtely that there is no plum among the
exquisite (minim; of today for three
still and gaunlceo things 0! along ago
yesterday. and lmnlrr still to hotelier
diwourugum-nt whonthotmth is finally
made plain to turf—New York Timon.
Women Explorers.
Women urv more ardent globe trotters
than men when once the craze asserts
itself. Elizabeth Taylor Matted alone
from “‘innipiyg mrly last summer, made
tlu'lnpnlunnzm tar extin- moot north-
cm [Hr-ts («I' the lludmn Bay company,
and Hands on veciml no the first woman
explorer to venture into the poll" re-
gion onlm mm account. And now a
zoolognt rml hie wile. an inumpliahed
tnndermint . have started out to explore
Mel-ordain the interest of science.-
New York lino.
TI- lla-wkvlgo all "all. little.
Toli:phono operntora in Delirium. many
of whom. M in other Itountm.hn girls.
are "unto-d. now that the gimment
has abmrbcd the business. to pan an ex,
nminatiou in Finnish. French. Gannon
and English. ’l‘lwy moot also have a
good knowledge 0! mnphy. and be
able to draw n complete map o! Bum»
—~l’nll Mall Budget.
A Wat Earn-oat.
Women rulings has not resulted in
any o! the evils that it was Indicted
would lotion? woman‘s participation to
election. The W experiment.
wlaralooocan jadpat Millet-nee.
baboons riser-cement the woman are
tolroouualulattd anthem—Bee
loom.
potent
women in New Yorholtywhoridebt-
cycles. andaclob has been formed. with
lira 11...?!“ u presidentthtl-e
puvpou of muting quarters
to Central pork.
A pretty throttle-t; more Mini
legpsndauisotjewelsstthrhuatot
with
propertyholdtrs
votodataveeeat election
enameliaamyrlsdot
elm:-
adorn-tr
Mathis-tannin II
end roasting
W
woman who mpured it sud whose card -
am but n young girl. l have clothed . .
noy~- O ' n”
enigma yen-a,
llllBEIlS' no new
u...
Sturtevant’s Bargain Houses
WHY THE SEA Igsm
rr nacewre MINERAL 8er now “hm“...
LAND AND LOBES NONE.
wouldbuyaln'ocadebecansoitialnthe mmmnwm anmtwotoxhouuuabuumuu
"mm.
Whyis seawater salttia a quelion
that has been regarded as a mystery
nndhasgivsnrisetosunecmionsm
humhnta liuiecauideratimentha
subjectmnat,lthink,ntiafyul allthat'
it would be very woudert‘nl.quitoln-
«reprehensible, it the waters of the
oooanwereotherwi-thnaaltasthay
are.
The '
suggested to mysell many years ago
wheomeiviug myfintleuonaingnc—
thentobe aolvedwnthe aeparstionof
thebeseldi-olvcd inwaterbypecip-
ihtingthanone byone in alolideun—
difimfiltrating awaythewatertrum
theilrst.then from this filtrateprwip
intingtheasoond,“ so on until all
maepuatedornecountedtor.
Bntiudoiugthbthere was onebaae
thatwaaalwaynlett to the last enac—
eountof the dihlc'ultyot combining it
with auyacid thatwonld terms solid
I
‘method. Thhbunhsodmthepredomi-
natinghaseol annihwhereit boom—
binedwithhydrochl
anwnzthertable chanimleluncntethe
atoll being proportionate to its solubility
andtheextent ol ibupoanretothe
solvent. Rain when it falls upon the
earth is distilledwatermoarlypure (its
small impurities being whstit obtain“
from the air). but river water when it
reaches the ocean contains measurable
quautitics 0! dissolved mineral and veg~
etable matter. These small contribu-
tions are ever pouring in and ever accu-
mulating. This continual addition of
otthoeurtheonsistedotlandandwater.
Anonminationof the amped ion of
other bodies otwater which. like the
ocean. receive rims and rivulrts and
havenoother outletthan thataflordel
byevaporatirmmoulirmthisrirw. All
dtlnaearemoveorleaesaline,manyol
thmmaothan thenceanitselt. On
tbeguattahlelandot An‘a.“theruotof
the world.” there iaa multitude eternal!
lakeswhlchreceivetbewatrrsot rivers
andrivulotaotthat regionaodhnveno
outlottothe ocean. Dnamaptheynp
warlike bap.witha string attached.
wash through these intone-In the great
American lakes orthonoot Constance.
TheseaoIAral andthe (mm are
late. without any other outlet than
and: at“ "in... h
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All are guaranteed bargains. .
Goods delivered. 10nd! cheerfully refunded whenever desired.
Open stoning- until ,9 o’clock. erdaya, 10:30. .
- the pile. and the wmnsn want back intathe
a and alter on minnlo' lnetlectunl strug-
woman...»
Remanbertbeseare
ouriedhrtolnmmer.henoetho
20VIIIPer Cent. Below Actual Cost.
all win'terwgooda ande must not b0
H. _, K?
Under Mnhackemo Hotel.
r“ 3;“
tbsaegobdsst
IEGER.
A HWN‘I’AIN HUME
thyaVury bill; In I- Ih h
callar Wu. ’
since. while walking along
oneotthe street- at Columbus. lmctoue
«those tall,lauk specimens 0! the back’
astnbtallsdcnr. Nomlhadmettblaman
.ncensaguide up Elk riverand hadvin
liedbis honmao’lwnanotlougluneenrtr
rug ltlm.
“Captain Clement. how are you?"
i “lliddlin; how’dyl”
“What are yondoingln this purtotthe
country. cap?” ‘
“Visitin a brothel: in Wheeliu.”
”flow are the folks at Mme?”
““V E! 'l‘i
“Children enjoy Christmas?”
“What children?”
“Why. yours. I should like to bear (run
than."
"Uni-huh!"
“Got yourdossaloug. I see."
0’ dogs on Elk."
"llns'your oldest. child on: gut strong
.Il? .
“Yes. 'l'bnt'u limit with the hlaaul nose
wnz shot in the hind log by Jed 'l'immns
while 'twuz tree-kin s ilrcnh."
“And your youngest child. little Zeke.
how's he?"
"Middlin. 'l'hat young dog. one o? the
best singnhs ye nah hnd. No user) I to:
Ihowin up whuh be Is"—
“But the baby; how about"~——
“I had his eahs cropped sm't he cud run
through the brialni."
“And little June. how's she?"
“Pcnrt. That Bull is got good blood in
hob. ye kin bot. ller brothah killed the
prize dog o' Kaintugky. Held his grip to’
an ounh an a ball."
“And Mrs Claypool. how la the good
woman getting along!"
"Such throatl”
"Ah. bad weather!"
“hast mo! my uewdogs. and shespent
thenight in the mountains a-huntin 'im.
Caughtoold." ' ‘
“That's too "—-
“llo. but she lound the dog."
"Any more ‘ knee in tho hmily,csp
thin. since I so you!"
"Wool. right smart. I reckon. Theb’s
Bull bed the di. emptr.$in;r mung“! ‘ii
foot. Load wuz «l ot in the hind leg. (Yul!
wuz bit by a. blue bob, the new dog win
hit 'ith a ruck Jack Smith's boy; Prince.
the outfit] dog. wuz dmwmlul in Sandy,
not to say nnlhin ‘bout the boy Jim dying
'ith the mic-"~—
"Why, you have hcdlota ot bad luck,
8 TI
"run-n! got the leash hurrah!
put ’em agin that weight in mtnmonnta."
no III-riled a Kortolk and Western trolls
film homa—Clerclnnd Plainllulfl.
"The maehman has just siren notice."
“ 'hy. Jack. how did he come to do
that?"
“I gave him one of the cigars you bought
[or me L‘hristmna"——l.i!r.
Ila Took the Coolant.
When the tramp came around the mmr
ol the kitchen, be ulrwrtul n pile 01 snow
in trout ol the door. but as it was not
large he thought a lei-skim might be
worth it. and so he lmckod. and u woman
”Cu 1 get 3 bite ol brrnltlmt. ma'nml”
he said very humbly.
”l‘lmu‘sa pile 01 snow thorn," mid the
woman significantly.
"1 know that. Inn'uat. . It is a snmll buck
indeed three days rlut don't hate-
pile ot snow in It "
“Well. l don't want thin yard to hate
one." the remarked.
He knew be had sold the wrong thing
M and mid. III) ("on In (mint
“It might be muted. mn'mn.“ he eng—
rated.
“(it course it might. It you went your
hrsatlsu. tackle that "low on. first."
llo did want bin breath-smut be tackled
warm kitchen The pile was icy and hard.
[lo with It be knocked at the rlwr.
”Well, who: to m" shouted. "Got the
way already I"
"Mada-i." he replied with severity. "that
ain't am; in: ice. time solid and stuck to
them It'll take no at km a verb
to [it it muted. and I'm hated to move It.
[er I hauealil l woulrhbut I wont toknow
below 1 names it a Christian woman
llhyouarek gain Inlet me work hereto:
Inn days More you giro me an much as
a breakfast to my my smash!"
llecut his bruit-as. and the-now pile
isn‘t any finalist-ditto“ Pm Pivot
Volt (rules.
First Young lady-‘(mamlnut
Boom Young l4dy»l;mhiter
Third Young Lady—Divine!
”All Three Young ladle- (tomberrwlm't
humanism not mulch allusion
teawovimturt or spherotvlrlu. 'l‘bry
meyiheMtI-ustIMm-u
timeththmmnghulkshadlmtms
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dilate-no mllewvd.
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noughtedrlveoaeoutotthebm.
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New Dress Goods.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
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have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices to be lower than the rhino goods are
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