Ail-lasso for Tomorrow.
Klaus Mints
alarmist). o.. M. to. New
land was unlit a rib or tlt‘t'i‘i mmun
ing today. Silliness was mutually
upended and a very lam hit-WM
a... .
title, 12: a. m.: 12:47 p. m
rises. on
lib: sets. 5:41 p. '3.
r ‘ ~Iraoeh Oilies, Narnia.
Ila IMTINIL TILIPHONI
mm.
to in the though of his triumphant tre-
eleetlon to the highest legislative body
in the land life ambition thou.
as he himself stated. as to give to his
country a season of llllllllli‘i‘l‘ilplt‘d nor
“ usiartasa Va.'ssars:sa.
is a peculiar disposition on
at the Russians. who have prayed
. Ir success of their arms. in a
. her of papers have been noticed
' ‘ ng allusions to the cur praying
. Admiral Alexieif is also sneerred at
”gelling his tnoops to trust in God.
. ‘e of the papers have called the
wing words bombastic and extra-
l:
WWA heroic army and fleet have
entrusted to me by the em-
We must remember it Is
olll' sacred duty to protect the car
Add ,tho fatherland. Russia is
taud powerful. and if our.
. Wis strong. this must give. us
dit as! strength and power. to"
fight him. The spirit of Russian ,
solders and sailors is high. 4
r army and navy know many
ramped names which must at .
this hour serve as examples to us.‘
Our God. who ways upheld a
cause that is I Is doing so new.
list as unite for the coming strbg.
Lat every man be of tranquil
mind in order to better fulfill his
duty. trusting in the. help of the
All: mighty. Let every man perform
_ task, remembering that prayer
God and service to the emperor
, never wasted.
7: ”long live the emperor and the
. thorland. God be with us. ilur~
Those words. judging from the Rue
slap character, which is firmly wedded
to its church, came from Admiral
stamens heart and were received by
hid man In all sincerity.
._ As a matter of fact it is a far more
litlful address to troops than we
" her to have read In American
i7 and doubtless to the Russians,
with their phlegmatic disposition and
“Viral lack of the quick wit which
some semi profane joke would have
and electrified these words will
donors good than any others that the
admiral could hare used.
, The spectacle of an American paper
Wing at prayer to the Almighty Is
cerium: peculiar particularly when
t lsq'emembered that the Russians are
Idling into battle against a nation of
thefts. Clvillsed heathens. but
ll heatheps in the sense of the'word.
it is aonetruatHn this country.
Russians. whatever their faults, live
“humanely as far as their knowledge
and'envlronmenu allow them ,and they
are all first believers in the power of
the; Almighty.
That is a very serious reflection up
his brother doctors of New Haven
loll, Health Oillcer Wright M. D.
makes when. in his annual report be
M! some of them of making false
ran as to the causes of deaths lie.
Militias for the apparent increase in
Witty of pneumonia by saying
of people in this country to
vice. To‘ a few friends below his
leave-taking the senator t‘kpi‘mu‘tl a
sentiment that memo to have tom-had
owed an event of the future.
a rest. if I can go to Washington and
simply attend to my dutltu as scnutor.
i shall be happy." he said.
Just as dawn began to break over
the city today the doors of thc Chum»
ber of Commerce auditorium. where
the body lay. was re-opctred to u vast
throng of people who desired to view;
the face of the dead senator. ’l‘hc long
lines of people stretched away until‘
they exceeded In length the ich blocks
reached during yesterday afternoon.
The early hour of opening the doors
to the chamber brought thousands of
men with their dinner pails on their,
we, to daily foil. ldarly morning
in no brought many eacuratontsts‘
fcom' surrounding toy/us. and they too I
helped to swell the look line.
Thousands who had hoped to have
in .opportunity to pass the bier of the
dead senator abandoned the idea when
they saw how hopeless was their
chance of gaining admission and thou.
sands were disappointed, when the
doors to the chamber were closed at
if o'clock to prepare for the removal
of the body to the church for the final
seriice.
At to prices the members of the.
state legislature drove from their bo-
tcl to the Chamber oi (‘ommercc In a
body and looked for a last time upon
the fate of the dead statesman
During the night many distinguished
men oi the country arrived in (‘leve—
land to attend the funeral service. The.
Washington delegation arrived at
l0:3tl o‘clock this morning. and was at
once driven to the Hollendrn Hotel
in the party were Secretary Tait. ofi
the War Department; Secretary th~
son. of the Agricultural Department:
Secretary Corteiyou. of the Department.
of Commerce and Labor; Commission- ,
Dr Garfield chief of the Bureau oft ‘oi-
poratlons in the Department of Com—l
ounce and Labor; Senators Fora. or
l’erlrins, Warren. Fairbanks. Kean.
dealt. Beveridge, Kittredge. (‘ockrt-il.
linden, Martin and lift-Enery‘. They were
.zsrompanied by the Secretary of the
iconic, Charles (T. Bennett: 8. W.
.ayto'n. door-keeper: E.‘ L. Cornelius.
.tsrrctaryio the sergeant-atmrnrs. and
.:vcrbl Senate attendants.
The House delegation translated of
.lrosvenor, chairman; Van Voorhls,
lurton, Scutburd, Morgan Heldler
4..asslngham, iiildcbrant Kyle Shook.
~lcvlp W.arnock Gerber. Goebel. Jatk-
sou, Kennedy. longwortlr. Weems.‘
lartlett. bucking. Wiley of Alabama;
lalzell Watson Burke Currier Sher-
.au hodenberg. McCieary Homeri-
my and (‘uldcrhead
Other distinguished personagt-s were.
tovcrnor llurbin. of lndianu. and staff:
1. Plurpout Morgan and party, of New
.ork; George B. Cox and party. of Cin-.
lunati, and a number of business anti
lclsl friends of the dead senator from
hicugo, Detroit, Buffalo. Plttsburg
on New York.
rite-"Win Ran MAN.
ems instances of the lndiana’ Quick-
. mass of Wit. ‘
Numerous-instances of the red man's
hickneas of wit are related by those
he have had dealings with him. A
'at‘latliah’chicf was looking idly on
_' is given as the cause of' death
Ilaa’ request of relatives who wish
age that also rather than some
disease which might interfere
:lhs. collection of life essence.
a to us that so grave anacon-
of dishonesty unprofessional
, and actual complicity in fraud
not have been made without
tube-guilty of it. ,.
id “you! at him get only
thuntl the biefh
- the grass in the park and”
in
Grass.‘ "-{cPhlladelphla Press.
m—
~cal managw—Do you think yea
, er-l am sure of him. The
Iowa offered him only half
.its paying him. —-Chicago Tri
duo! the names of the men he
r—took _a mean advantage of;
let! the green detective. “He;
there was a sign there. 'Keap M0
4 on bouiggin' s honesty and.
bid completely forgotten the occur-
' 'M
.bile some Englishmen were hard at
work improving property newly ac-
quired from the dusky tribe
Why don't you 'work’." asked the
euplrvlpor of the chief.
y you no work yourself?" was
hidden
Lh"l work headwork."replied the white
man. touching his forehead. "But come
here andklll this salt for me. and 1'“
4m; you a quarter."
The ladies stood still for a moment,
apparently deep in thought and then
he ennui! to kill the out.
by dont you finish your Job!“
presently. asked the supervisor seeing
the men stand with folded arms over
the unskinhed, undressed carcass.
9 ‘You say you give me quarter to
kill cal " was the reply “Calf dead.
. W"
The white man smiled and handed
”the indian as extra coin to go on with
the work.
“How it is." asked the Englishman
one .after a series of such one sid-
ed dealings. "that you so often get the
better of me!”
"i work headwork. " solemnly replied
the man of the woods.
A white trader once succeeded in
selling a large quantity of gunpowder
to one of this tribe on the assurance
that it was a new kind that the white
manuasdforseedandlfsowalnsl-
pecislly prepared team would yield an
crop. Away went the Indian
to now his powder and in his hope of
rash money from his fellows was
i
he
fora {ear or more until the trickster
as went. to Its hasn‘t
t
Meat!
at one “Mummies
OI ‘ N w.“
some.“ worked easily. Ween
.of the population id hostage the
memory d ti. finished mitow‘
olden,” A..ilasna .lusl
fair web ego" Mater Hanna
left his home city the capital. has-
“I am tired and think I have carried .
l
so.“
Monday; Get-
em you at,
mused 3X“ 'Da 3-; .
Washington‘s Birthday}.
w...“
Spring Specials, at
some Prices.
a . ________
A lame assortment of the. advance
stules in Smart Tailored Suits. , The verb
nobbiest. the cream
are now shown in
of American market.
our suit department.
‘Theu are made from aood material. bu
the foremost tailors. in‘ black. “blue. and
all the new‘slulish mixtures.
The price
is lower than uou’ll pan elsewhere.
Blond
"Vessels
Go everywhere about the
body—through the mus-
cles and nerves, over and
within the brain. through
every particle of every
bone. The blood in its
ceaseless round brings
new material for repairs
and takes away the
waste. When your
strength languishcs and
your energies falter. it is
because your blood is
poorly nourished and un-
able to supply needed
life. Linonine is rich
in highly concentrat:
i ed blood strengthening
foods which are welcom-
ed by the stomach and
quickly transmitted to
i the arteries.
,. lit iii and style.
‘ new 1904 shades, value the.
SUITS. JACK ETS, ETC.
Special suit clerk—new spring
suits for women at 810.00.
lMies' Tan Covert Cloth Jack~
ets. silk lined, a leader at ”0.00.
Indies' Smart Walking Skirts,
perfection fitting, new fabrics, well
tailored, special $5.00.
seamo use or LAOIES'
SHIRTIWAISTS.
arses.
Ten different styles in Gingham
and madras. handsome designs,
fast colors. 50c.
AT 81.00.
Beautiful line of Laws Madras.
also the new dark effect navy.
black and black and white. perfect
$1.00. .
\
SPECIAL lNDUCEMENT.
.iap Silk Waists in white or
black, stylishly made, value 83 60
for 82. 08.
Our spring line of wrappers are
now shown. We new a complete
lots of the well known “DOMES-
TIC ' Wrappers in 1904 designs.
passe ooooa cos sparse
oowsa.
An attractive gown must be. made
from good material. We have avery
exclusive line of all the new fab-
rics. that are the fashion for 1904
and nothing but. first class mater-
ial are” admitted to our
Goods section. No matter how
lolVly the price may be. you'll find
the fabric godd.
Scotch ~'l‘weed 'Suttlngs. fancy
mixtureaz. over twentyfour new
patterns. 40 inches wide. 500 yard.
Novelty Wool Suitiags. all the
Bat-
urday'htc.
-Botany Mills Albatross the best
American make. black, white pink.
light blue. drab. Stu. mode and
violet. regular price in every city
the Saturday 80c.
46 in. mohair. black and navy,
regular price 80c. Sale price 28a.
7‘ Blue and black French Voile.
fancy weave. Special value $1.00.
,38 in’_ Black Taffeta. regular
price 31.26. Saturday 01.00. *
banish Cloth. blue, white and
reseda green. 38 in. wide. Sat. Its.
one dullty Printed Lawn. not
tan. regular price 10c. Satur-
ay like.
60 pieces Dress Gingham. entire-
ly new. regular like. Saturday
_ lilo.
3 areas cotton. more.
radiation, are.
Dress ‘
7
Full width Plsuen Allover Laces
in white. cream or corn. regular
price $1.60. For Sat. only. 21.00 a
yard.
Lace Collars white or cream,
ittll else, new spring patterns val
ue Si. 50. Sale 21. 00.
‘ New Belts. mostly black with
“gold buckles, girdle elects, or.
plain gold hands. . \ J
Special 50c.
Belt Buckles, in ld steel. oxid-
Iaed or silver, girde sets or seper-
ate buckles entirely new designs.
Saturday 25c and 50c.
Shirt Waist Sets, gold button ef-
fects. a trimming for. any kind of
waist. 26c set. \
Fancy Enamel Pins. Brooches
or Belt Plus, all desirable colors.
in shield or heart shape. the new-
est thing 25c and 50c. , ~
Comb Barrellcs in shell.
quality nicely ‘lshed.
price The. This as e 10c.
Sow 0n" hose supporter. best
quality silk webbing. satin tops
strong clasps pal’ticularly desir-
able for stout women. Sold every-
where 39c. Saturday 25c.
"Fairy" Collar Foundations.
white or black. 1% and 2% inch
pointed or straight, the correct ef-
fect for any kind of stock. Sat~
urday 8c.
best
regular
Chiffon ruchings for trimmings.
white and black including the
popular‘ "shell' pattern. This sale
19c and 26c yard.
Fancy Silk Stock Collars, white
and colors. steel head trimmings.
laces. etc. regular prices 36c and
the Saturday 26c.
.._...~_.
GLOVES.
—-'—-—-L
P t L. white, washable, P. K.
stitch. 2 clasp regular price 81. 60.
Special for Sat. 81.00
‘ Ladies 2 clasp cape gloves, tau.
oak brown. white. regular price
8126. Saturday We.
P l L Gloves in ‘own only.
our stock of this shade is too large.
hence this price for Saturday, The.
All the above gloves are fully
warranted.
SOAPS.
——-—..
Pears unscented soap at he.
Dr. Woodbury's Facial Soap l‘lc.
Dr. Sheffield's Tooth Paste 12c.
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder llc.
oouaa'rtcs. -
' New spring white “retransm-
ue Sac—86¢. . "
The very and: dealgna in
Ileroerlsed White Waistings. Value
Wit—”c yard.
60 dos. Linen Towels. value to-
day "tic each. the far 26c
100 dos. Window Shades,
opaque. value 26:: each—100. .L
H Tapestry Table Covers. cob
_ “dos. Pillow Cases. full blaaeh~
‘. “a “I. 1.5“: W55“, each.
. ow
' ._ firtoatsavv ass Whitewash.
are. green and redévalne $1.50 ea:
Massa-
All Druggists—asc.. soc.
Sr.
m.-.
TRAIN FlREMAN CRUSHED TO
DEATH.
ELMIRA. N. Y. Feb. 19. —-Snow.
tmoke and steam that obscured tower.
tgnals on the Eric road caused a rear
.nd collision of freight trains in this
city today. One fireman was crushed
to death under the wrccakgc and an
.ngineer was badly injured. Seven
tars were demolished and caught drew
(me our in which were two horses and-
u helper was buried several feet but no
injures were sustained by the occu
,. :mts.
MEASLES ON BOARD BATTLESHIP.
tillANTANAMO, Cuba. Feb. 19—The
liultcd States battleship Maine, which
was quarantined on her arrival here
yesterday owing to her having a num-
ber of cases 01 mission on board. also
has a case of smallpox. The sufferer
:1“ been Isolated in the hospital on the
‘ay.
*— as.
NO CABINET MEETING TODAY.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Iii—No cabinet
meeting was held today. Three mem
hers have gone to Cleveland to attend
the funeral of Senator Hanna and At-
orney-General Knox in the South.
. "When may a woman he said to be
happily married?"
"Not until she has had the pleasure
of refusing several men. “—Detroit Free
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PACNIONI.
*-
The term "tub dress" is going to hold
over from last treason.
A bit of cayenne pepper Is an im-
provement to scrambled eggs.
White batiste will be one of 100“
best materials for slimmer gowns.
Lisard akin pocketbooks seem never
to be out of favor. They are v0"
fashionable at this moment.
There seems to be quite a fancy for
one-tone effects in one‘s costumes. and
it is carried even to the shopping-bag
and purse which are held in t e and.
Olives. celery, walnut meats and
chicken run through a one meal cutter
make a delicious filling for a sandwich.
They can he put together with a may-
onnaise, mustard, or other dressl g, as
one fancies.
Not all the. new fro-called wash fab-
t-it-s will he made. up Into gowns that
are Intended for the tub. They will be.
so much trimmed, and after with trim-
mings that were hover meant to be
washed. that they will have to be clean-
cd by the professions] when they have
to be cleaned at all.
A good many girls spend a great deal
of time on their finger nails that; is
wasted and harmful besides. but it is be-
cause they work on them when they
are dry. Does a manlcurist push and
cut and work on the nails before she
has softened them? One can get a lot
of valuable information by merely ob-
scrviug.
"The New Mail Woman’s Magazine"
‘ says that Miss Marlon Fish. the daugh-
‘ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant rish.
has set the. Paris fashion of wearing
the boa hanging down the back after
It has been wound once or twice‘about
the throat. So many of the new
dresscs are so very much trimmed in
front and so little in the back. that
this new way of wearing a boa comes
in very appropriately this spring.
Have you noticed particularly the
chiffon anti lace wraps which the. stores
are showing Just now—sets they really
are, wrap and muff made on the same
lines? ”There is too much to them to
call them boss or oven capes, for they
extend below the waist-one both back
and front and fit. In at the waist, but
they are made of the shares! possible
materials. only there are yards and
yards of them platted into small space,
giving the appearance of being consid-
erable protection as well as ornament.
“Vogue" calls attention to a distinct
revelation in this season's milllnery.
and that is that we are entered. hook.
ed and pledged for fancy shapes, from
the simplest forenoon styles to the
smartest of ceremony representations.
t No one need follow her neighbor's
style nor copy one of her choicest pur-
“bases for the smartueos so enviable
at all times, is now to consist in each
one's hat bearing no resemblance to
that of any other woman. The craze
will be to have a bend a dip. a twist
to lift a depression in bat witc~lu ,,
hf re or there that no one else has. nor
any other miiiluer than her own ever
thought of. This is to be the summer
rivalry. the winning card of the sea-
Still.
A CURE FOR EOZEMA.
My baby had Eczema so bad that its
head was a solid mass of scabs, and
its hair all came out. i tried. many
remedies but none seemed to do any
permanent good until based DcWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. The Eczema is
cured, the scabs are gone and the lit
tle one's scalp is perfectly clean and
‘ healthy, and its hair is growing beau-
tifully again. i can not give too
much praise to DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve—Frank Farmer. Bluff City. Ky.
in buying Witch Hazel Salve look out
for counterfelts. Iiertt's is the or-
iginal and the only one containing pure
Witch liaael. The name E. C. DeWItt
I and Co. is on every boa. Sold by Cllf
ford Pharmacy. . °
CALL 58-2.
coon. rumor 10 air.
'rr mam " a petrol
ls Unanimously in Favor of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Taoism-busy are
the Nations" Favorite.
No article on the market, whatever
he the purpose for which It was creat-
ed. can be a phenomenal success and
be universally popular unless it posses-
ses great and unfailing merit. Infer-
ior and worthless articles may flourish
for a limited time If their praises are
sung by sufficient clever and catchy
advertising; but their days are num-
bered from the start. and their finish
is a foregone conclusion. This Is an
age of the survival of the fittest. and
only articles of true worth endure.
The unparalleled and phenomenal
suuess of Stuart' s Dyspepsia Tablets
from a business standpoint is not on
natural not surprising. it is due tiI
rectly to their unparalleled and phe-
nomenal success in curing multiplied
thousands of cases of dyspepsia
throughout the English-speaking world.
The reason of the wonderful success
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets In so
plain and simple that a child can un-
derstand. it is this anti nothing more;
tin-y are natural in their workings and
effects. They take uptbe work of the
worn and wasted stomach and do It
Just as the stomach did when it was
well and strong and able. They ac-
tually digest the food and do it thor-
oughiy, completely and independently
thus giving the weak and weary stom
uch an opportunity to renew and re-
train its wasted strength. You- forget
that you have a stomach Just as. y) .ou did
when you were, a healthy boy i girl
and Nature restores and heals that or
sun and makes tt well and strong.
A St Touts business man says: “i
was a confirmed dyspeptic for years.
What i ate had to be forced down and
most of it soured or lay like lead in
my stomach and did me no good. I
was it constant misery. both in mind
and )(ltly and came to be. cranky. mo-
rose and Irritable My natural dispo-
sttiou. width was cheerful and pleas-
am left me and i was alienating all
my friends. Tire doctors did me no
good. i got so i hated the. sight or
name of a doctor. My wife finally wor.
rled me into buying a box of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets which i began tak-
ing under protest, as i had no faith In
anything or anybody. l was sore on
creation.
”I had not taken a third of that box
before i noticed a decided and most
welcome change i could enjoy a good
meal and feel no bad effects following
It. I forgot my stomach and had a
(hence to think about something else
I went ahead with my business in ease
and comfort. Six boxes of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets at a total outlay of
83.00 cured me completely and l have
not suffered a pain from dyspepsia for
two years. i have an appetite like a
.-'1"teen-yearold boy. ‘ I wish everyone
uuoe suffers from dyspepsia could .
know what a change this great remedy
made In me."
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by drugglsts everywhere at 50
cents a box All druggtste carry them
and the best dottors are prescribing
them. You need not fear that yOu
will ever be trouble to get. them. for.
because of the guard they have done
mankind and the suffering they have
relieved and the happiness they have
caused. the fame and the success and
the popularity of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets from generation unto genera-
tion will endure. ill 10
Evidence. ~The Judge—You say your
wife hit you over the head with a.
plate? '
Rufus—Yes salt.
The llldgthBut your head doesn't
show it.
Resins—But you done oughter see
‘ dat plate.-——Life.
ou Forget
We want towhiaper in your car that we carry the FINEST DISPLAY OF FRESH. UP-
TO-DATE. CRISP. NUTTY FLAVORED FANCY CAKES. WAFERS, and a bountiful supply
of over FIFTY VARIETIES OF CRACKERS.‘ fresh from the ovens almost daily. It' ts impossi-
ble to get from this store anythin 3 but fresh. dainty Crackers that appeal toi your appetite. Tfy
them and you be the judge.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING AT REASONABLE PRICES.
WHO" Am" Millif warptrr cuarou age—sorrel. ‘ '
. ‘ anew-m inertia
‘ if our “myopsaiaissn Monday. Webster
Glories if. Seymur. leads Green. 33 West Washington Street.
for a slim pores are the prices quoted here. Your; purse will always be slim If you don't keep posted so our prie-
sa. Malta your harms-road money go as far as you can. Here are some reminders for Saturday:
:a as. “More: LEAN castrosst’a name. a. u. 4'
Whypayayan rm “ailerons-t.
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sisal-race . .. initiator-see... _.
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a umos or start assess ANO Low parole. . '
mmmm ‘ tau. FullCroamOhsaaa, in. tea
mm mm, resonant. __* "WW" Larjduiari’urelam. . H1:
sell-mm}... ‘ 1a: Imp ~ out Is Crackers, lb. .
”mm “Tm” m For Caucus, ”sea-Preach Peaa. the
, amen-comm». the
a: 1mm.» r “nu-3....“ I.
the. is. a Sulfa», 3:
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