“a m. acumen.
*3 some Iowans. (Your.
so.» Weather sons-u.
sitar weather and truth to
, ‘. wiedewtll prevail. follow-
*munperetum Saturday
welsh-reclaims“. with “em
, ugtofreeh southerly and
inthbeectlon and followed by
latheweeterudlttrlcts. Sunday
and meet weather. with
tantalum. followed by
..'IIer-onatee Beam.
mmamthermomter for th
,~ hoursmdlugat aoontoda! "I
hflmh‘lghfltdl" abovesero.
, W‘li mend. Low 'l“de
7 It 5:24 at “:25
Where the Money “'ent.
. no eyesof the counm are on the
1m committee that' is unearthing the
men: of New York city. Last
m evidenm came out that there
W I mull! system of police black—
jail'which in its fleecing operations
m limited] 1mm the peanut Vend-
h the steamship companies that
, ' sidewalks for a place to stone
_’ youth. Saloon keepers. swindlers
ran unlawlul games, disorderly
and backers of prize fighting ex-
littieu were included in the great big
blackmail that outrascaled them
Whu'e did the money 30? Those
paid the money testified that it
”to the police captains. At the rate
atwhioh the money was squeezed out
(1 the unfertunetee the police captains
ought to have become millionaires in a
, lets your. but they did not. although
it . they lived very comfortably, thank you.
W W The deer public has at length found
I out why they did not get rich. It seems
.- they had to pay for their appointments
3 police captains, and pay fabulously
lhigh hull. Captain Crcedon’s testimony
that his place cost him $15,000 throw a
«fie '1' )1 New York munic-
r 3'1"“ police commissioners
chm men ‘lhfg prices'tor giving them
Imintmeute 13 police captains. The
Mates hall to borrow the money
here. there and everywhere. After one
0! them got his place he was obliged to
blackmail criminals; violators of the
I” and even persons engaged in logiti»
. III“ business 'to get the money to pay
back what he had borrowod.
. This little explanation really explains.
It shows how a police commissioner on
,‘ I ealaryof .6. 000 could build apartment
houses. take a trip to Europe or even
buy I yacht or fast horse if he wanted
to; Then when he trot all the money he
wanted he was able to be appointed a
. police justice and sentence the people
whwe money had enriched him. Or if
he had ambitions in the literary or ar-
thtlo line or in the higher walks of
pollfioe he was able on the strength of
his little savings to gratify this desire
lye“. Great ismnnicipal government
ill Mean cities. No wonder the poo-
Jfl file d Europe mclude repnbf lI-an gov-
lersaseut is a failure.
in American Flying Machine.
. . In met. if not altogether in silence.
Product 8. P. Langley. secretary of
the Smithsonian institution. has been
working at a model for an airship.
Strictly speaking. it is more like a bird
than I ship It hup wing-I propelled by
somewhere motive power but light
stuns engine in the body of the bird.
Irate-em Langley gave his machine
itItIlIl trip recently from a,littlc is-
. lull in the Potomac river near Quanti-
«so, 80 miles below Washington. At the
, Md the thing rose in the air, wabblod,
it“ out. traveled a short distance.
. thee flopped and fell into the water,
when it floated. and was towad in to
“WI rowhoat. The body is made
of elmainiuui, as white and glistening
fifths silver moon when it is full. The
*9 of the body is that of a pmrndsc.
,, showings measure when outspread
" test from tip to tip.
W Langley has reached the
W in his experimenting where he is
deflehle aeroplane, as he calls it, will
ripe and more through the almmphero.
it has and unaccountable trick of
m at! at a tangent, like a sky
j 8‘ him with the blind staggers.
a”. milled whereby it can be success-
‘ W gracefully steered in a given
‘ ‘ has yetto be hunted down.
the professor finds this he will
teach about his aeroplane.
19,“
f
’ ls ’tlme. persplrlng at every
“badminton-sweeten octet
Whuotheflehedidea
]enmnnmua.
an titres at“! W‘M
billet had Med «minimum
heaven m hill and his mm
It is with pained surprise. therefore;
thaten outsiderhosrs oi the tactics
camp of the
When at the meeting of the Aural.
can Federatloaethabcrinneuvcr. The
chairman declared right out betas folk
that a certain men had abused the priv-
ilew oi the door and attacked the per-
sonnel of the members. Then up new
brave Delegate O’Sullivan and called
the memberoomplainedof a “sounllous
whelp. ” The recalled scurrilous whclp
sprang to his feet and shook his fingers
at the chairman and intimated that he
would jrfst like to get at him once in
private, and he would “flu" him, and
the chairman in reply more than inti-
mated that the member might have that
privilege whenever he chose. At the
next session after this there were blood
curdliug denunciations of that sinful
and wicked body, the Knights of La-
bor. and a delegate mentioned by name
three oillcers of the Knights and de-
clared there wasn't any honesty or com.
mon decency in any of the three, and
that it was not becoming in any reform
body to recognize “that gang.” He said
"that gang" in the precise tone which
a lady uses when she exclaims “that
woman. ”
At the close of these interesting; scones
enacted in the interest of harmony and
reform David Holmes, one of the'Brit-
ish delegates, rose and said, “Our ob-
ject in coming to America was to learn
of anything good you have."
An Affair of Hypnotism.
A good man, even the beloved young
pastor of a flourishing church in an ll-
linois town, has gone wildly wrong. In
unclerical English, he tried to induce
one of the lady members of his deck to
slope with him. She told her husband.
In some way—it is not quite clear just
now—the afl’air got into the local pa-
pers. Then that town was split up in
its mind from top to bottom.
The church members seemed to be the
maddest, because the thing was made
public. They were not so much out up
over the event itself as that the event
had got it into the papers. The congre-
gation took sides enthusiastically. The
lady's friends said she had been hypno-
tized by the preacher, or she never
would have been friendly enough with
him for him to come to the point of
proposing that she should elope with
him.
On the other hand, another faction
denied this with indignant scorn. They
said that if there had been any hypno‘
tism at allw—and there had been—it had
not streamed out of the preacber's eyes
and from the member's finger ends.
but the contrary. The designing mar
ried woman had bamlmozll-d his young
and trusting innocence and thrown a
wicked spell over him by the pnwr-r of
hypnotism, so that he no longer know a
Bible text from a love song.
So the fight (prison. and it is a pretty
light. But Whu hypnotized the otln-r
or how the hypnotization w as ant-our
plished yet remains a mystery
The prospect. is that in a few years
we shall have power distributed cloc-
tricully for a distance of hundreds of
miles in all parts of the Union. There
are really almost magical deVelopnn-nts
for electricity in this field. A Well
known electrical manufacturing comply
ny will establish a plant on the shores
of the Husqaehanna river at (‘oncwin-
go, Mll., and dam the river there. From
the stored up flowing waters they will
draw mechanical power which, trans-
formed into on electrical current, will
be passed over wires to Baltimore, Phil-
adelphia and cities on the route betwoen
(Jonowingo and those points. The wires
will deliver the current at manufactur-
ing plants, where. again transmatod into
power. it will make wheels go round
and spindles ham and b’riug activity
into the busy walks of industry.
When you write to a stranger for in
formation that will require an answer
in a letter, inolose a stamp—always in-
close a stamp. Moreover, when you put
the stamp in, don't gum it fast to the
paper; neither leave it to float around
loose and get lost. Take a knife and out
two little slits close togcthor near the
top of your sheet of paper. Then slip
your stamp under the paper between the
two cats and seal your letter in the cow
sciousness that you have done the right
thing.
American armor plate is receiving
ample recognition abr cad. The fact that
the Russian government baeordcred the
Bethlehem lron company to supply
enough for two battleships speaks for it-
eclf. This is as high a compliment as
could he paid to American skill and in-
ventim genius. The order will brim
nearly 34,000,000 of Russian gold into
the United fitntes.
The Union army is moving south
once more The post encampmeniof
veterans of the H. A. It. will be held in
Louisville in 1800. The opening day
will to lispt. 8. This will be the mom
ty~nlnth annual meeting of that} A It.
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poor
little fellewwoeld surely on. It lest. I
gave blur Ayers Cherry I ,belag
recommended to do so by the physician.
This medicine are the child speedy re-
lief and elected a permanent cure. ”-
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Ayer’s Cherry Pectcral
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SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY [9. ~'
cUr Pincus at ALL DEPARTMENTS.
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on oesvsrllssrofnl his Ills , .
y titres values at Ills? ‘ 2"” ml“
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Freshness of Youth. *4 cheating
Writers on that topic of never falling
interest, personal beauty. are beginning to
look below the surface and to realm: that
lotions and salvo» have less to do with it
than hygiene and good domestic emuomy.
They tell us that it is usually the new
séntlale that take away youth and life.
We must learn to simplify before we can
escape the doom of prfinmium age. Nature
never intended as to live as we do. if she
meant ,ns to eat puff wintry, she would
have grown it on some of her trees. She
has provided slmpln food in the shape of
«reels, fruits and vavw-tnhlus. and if we
tyavds at our very htstOut.
Flannel.
overdo Brown sheeting. l
5inn
mayor-is Apron N-lasauk
2 l lune em Hand Tassels for
t fivmtlwhed.
Towel 26¢ qua ltyl, for
l
Aren't there remarkable prices rm
2 yards Silesia. 1 lg: quality.
for We
5 yards-heat cInsbrlc for
2 yards Linen Grass i lath
black. whnr or natural.
3 yards black or white Crims-
llue for
Prints and lilnghams
byerde best quality Pris to.
Ito
Domestics.” .
I90
l9
Val l lent t.h
flc quality.“
HosIer.
Fast hisch for
z riteu'e Seamless Bali
I 9c " Attire children's Blaeh Hose
cl pair Gina’s Bicycle Hove.
Men's White Merino Shirts.
Kitchen Department.
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Wham aloha.
B achet Lampw th complete
“lint“.
3mWhlte. Granite Dinner
ti Whilelmliranlte Dessert
3 French Pore. Coffee Cups
and Banners
t lucrauuea Lampflhade and
4 (mm White Granite Pudding
l9c 90
l 90.
rgmllar prioefilll
All Lima
Limngs.
worthwc
7 1:58”, assorted N
for llnlugs?
I90
I90...“
ldln. cards a
lowers
t Cotton tor
Z challs Tucker
Knitting Cotton.
sortrd comm». for
l9o
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conform"! norm-luvs rum-e «timely to her
established order of dlnt We Ihould he I
happier and hnnllvr race. The only thin
that is ever going to wire the demos:
problem is simplification, and the «Inner
we twin to simplify, both in the manner
of our living and what we expect of those
who serve us, the better it will be for role
tr: so and mold W:- iolk much u! the good
and faithful I» name of two or three gen
ornflons ago. Did our aunt grandmothers
require tln- lr mtltlfi scrvul in «averal
courses and an extra plate for everything
from lm-ml and hour! through to more
and ulu-owl‘- A tllflnrl' of no yvnl’e ago was
wry-ml all in em- Pullm', and tin- misty!“
ht‘lpvtl both in the serving and the no
moral. how Min sit-I with lwr too on an
electric la'll under the tnblv and rwwlres,
as complete a pamplmrnailn of service as ‘
npportalns m the home of a grand duke.
Although prI-tty t-lntlws cannot make
an old Woman young, tin-y are a great aid
to beauty and to sell rrsprcl. An illustra-
tion is glycnnf an effective out of door
gown of green cloth. The skirt forms
gmlvts at tho llfll'k and fillll'! and is trim-
med with three lmndsof mink. The bodice
Toilet Articles.
hu't'a and quality Toilet
map for lee.
3 ea es slanted Glycerlne
hemp forth
trails or ll puckagvs Toilet
owner
2 hon-e of the lilationcry for
. lie.
l
’Ouv 5k: pound package Note
Paper for
t yuvrls’ lest quality (“33- 3'.” my
hemJ
2 pairs Stockinet Dress
Shields fr
Small Wares
gels Cotton. I spool Silk. l
ole, tea or net Needles.
Pryrn'e2M cat. Bottle and
nvsery
l Newly.
u n ’ e
too-kin} Darner.
“Clark’s 0. N T. Cro-
& Cook's
thall- Kulnlag Cotton. as-
01.2. good quality Dress
or
’ dos. good Hhell Hair Pine
1'4 ds Lace shelf Pa r
fo’rlflc. W
:1 bottles best Household Am-
monia. 19s.
1 torrzikl’orcelaln Egg Cups
l9c
|9c
I90
I90
4 decorum“ double lgg Cups
[’1
Hitch Win.- Flsme for Silk
Lalmp scant.
l 9::
l 9c
Dinner Pail. "Workmaa's
Friend. " 3 parts.
Gloves,
Ladies' Black Cashmere
Glows. worth The pair at
I S c has and Misees‘ Black
oolhfitteue.
Boo w
I 9 c 23;”. no] Gloves, regular
quality. at
pans .tflm Wool Mittens
or
I90
I90
|9c
or i otorrdbo
full size,
Handkerchiels.
it Head‘s": h'efs plain while
It Turk-n Bed Bandknchle fa.
Embroideries and Laces.
’ l9c
I90
yards Embroidery. new
2spring patterns,
yards Embroidery. 15c quali-
2ly, new designs.
2 stein: Gemsantown Yarn.
black of colors. for
c To recon Lem regularific qual-
ity one yard for
(I‘ELEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
TH E BOSTON STORE
, av ,_
In...”
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A little hlrhr in price hut’~
word to the who Is» '
along.
is gathered front and bark and has a short
gmlot basque. bflfllt'ft'll with for. The ex-
tremely short (lasso rest of green velvet
is cut in points before and at the hack and
has a daring collar edged with fur and
lined with old gold satin. The corsage
opens over an srnbrrddercd plastrca of
white cloth. The light velvet sleeves are
bordered with fur at the wrist. a full cloth
pun moving the upper part. The belt In
of velvet. Jenn: ('uouer.
”other Have You ,, flag?
If so, get from your draught to lav. for
9?» cum bottle at Dr. [land'- l‘ollc Hun:
Everyhahyofteu has disarming colIc.
Dr. [land's Colic Cure gives immediac-
! lief by removing 'lflu frmn the
stomach and quinine tho nevus-II. givins
restful sleep. Mother third: of the
worry and anxiety this news you if
your baby be MINI-It in, , iluml'. 'l'mn'
mu Lorine for 25 note Imme- 5in v».
liovns all polo W M 'y;. 'l dnngm's
"Old, yet over new, aimpl, and to Jail-
ful ever," sings the p wt. in . nrrls witch
might well apply to .\)Iil's Sataapas lie.
the mvmt sllictvm amt scwmttlc bloat,
pot-ll" ever olfl'rm m sodomy: i "ran
i'y. Nu thing but eilp vi ll merit keepa
it so long at the mat
Carlton Corns ell. fomnan of the lia-
zstte, lilddletowo, N. J. believes that
(Vhambrrlalo'e (”moan Rummy strand he
in ovary home. He used it for a cold
and it enacted asptedy cure, Ill-says
“lsisluderd a grand reumly: lean vvc
ammo it tool). 1 have also mic
needfnr whooping cough. with thehret
25 and 00 cent hot .les for sale
eyG’f‘CJlIiilson druggist.
WNW"...
u a New for: minimum mes « mn-
. we! 5th avenue and seem, 0309’:an
1100.00, which gives it pulpit. dyspepsia
and these MIG w ”Mill: in due»
any bliiesarl finally have to pay $0.00
each fMUaennBloodCuntecnn than
whetweuld bathe cringe-r come. it
the diaries should not be given. new
maples-“them
beetle “mm-toss, when
yes when is W“ est
”Website-allies!“
‘ .
Ema la a lumen Pluses. 2th 25a.
lament that t'monls. 500 it.
tuyln 3 Salad Almonds, 50: in.
Russian mandate toasting rev, 2!»: box.
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That We sell the best goods that the market
produces as low as they can be sold for,
and maintain the quality. There IS nothing?“
a man is mole susceptible to than good liv-1
ing, and once his wife treats him to. first _
class articles of food he wants them right ’7
is
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lmnican Biscuit Conroy FIIIII tale. is It. holes 25c tn.
Siesta lemmas 3
Extra line ilgs mites from l3: In 20: II).
as article It on pet can
Asparagus bps III tans. selected goods. 350 and 40:: in
0 is he an headquartels for Sellines. IaIctse' s chips and mimics a: fancy Wales. tales and
In Is.
It you want fancy genuine Its 0Ileaus lies twp Molasses all ten.
Don’t Forget 0ur Big Sale of. Butler
gt 25. 28 and 30 us. It. It would snplse you to tune the amount so have sold in the last let
us.
23 lbs ll. anti. Granulated Susana SI .00.
Preston all loan quotation seine male as they all not goal. Call an sea the m
tannins we have allot.
tit Handle only the Famous Ferris Brand of Hams. Boneless Ba-
cOn. Drled Beef and Pig Pork.
they are Delicious.
its loss famous lunch hill Biscuil' Is the finest tracker
In 3 Its. at an luncheon Iill uncle: in its; a human. to on plenum.
BlllllllES E. SEYMOUR,
lEAIllllll lillllfllll.
as someone am, a
They an in a little tighaIiu nice But
pointed and in tin Insist ssh.
mount on. J 3-2.
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