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4 MAn.s WARDROBE.
What II Should Contain aud AsS 60
Care for the Garmsnts.

What II Should Contsin and As~ "a
Care for the Garmsnts.
A gpntleman's complete wardrobe
consists Of dress suit, including a
"Tuxedo," the ever popular frock
coat. The modest diagonal or cork
screw. and the distincGvely cash
mere or cheviot business suis-at
least three changes; and four or five
psirs Of trousers, varying in color
and pattern. so as to answer for any
occasion and look suitable with any
coat and waistcoat In addition. =
man should possess overcoats for
spring. fall and winter wear. besides
an ulster for severe weather.
The prudent man will appreciate
the fact that there Is economy In
having complete outfit as suggested
SO as to avoid wearing any particular
garment necessarily. and causing 1t
TO look shabby before it is worn out
The Tuxedo may he dispensed
with. Two business suits might an
swer-one OF cashmere or chevfot
and the other OF black worsted,
which can be worn otdirsrily in the
evening. Ono lightweight overcoG.
could be used for spring and autumn
II proper Judgment is exercised In
the selection. and the ulster is not
Indispensable. Good material, good
trimmings and good workmanship
arc essential to economy.
by exercising Il. little care in hang
ing up or laying down garments, by
using the brush or whisk- broom now
and then and by having the tailor
examine them at intervals their
preservation and their neat appear
ance will be insured. When nrriv-
ing at business in the moriifne an
office coat should be donned. The
business coat should not be thrown
carelessly on q chait Or in some cor
ner.
A great mistake Is often made in
hanging the coat on hook without
regard to u hanger, and its weight
causes the cloth to bulge out in the
most conspicuous part, which draws
the garment entirely out of shape,
The ordinary wire coat hanger sold
on the street Is preferable to the use
of the tapo hanger attached TO the
garment, but wooden shoulder,
easily and cheaply made, should be
provided, broad enough to prevent
the break which the wire shoulder
occasiots. Whnn sitting down the
trousers should be pulled up d. trthr
at the knees, not enough to shorten
them conspicuously at the ankle, but
just sufficient to prevent the usual
bulging, which makes them so un-
slightly.
Side pockets in trousers save the
waistcoat to considerable extent
The "top pocket" compels the lifting
of the side OF the waistcoat whenever
the hand is placed therein, which
wears OFF the edge or the binding and
causes wrinkles across. the body ot
the waistcoat at the hollow of tho
waist. During the hight the trous-
ers should be placed over a chair III
preference to hanging them up by
the buckle straps. The latter course,
to some degree, draws them out OF
shape. Throwing them carelessly
on a chair produces wrinkles or
creases,
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FATAL TRAMP.
hs.th Crowns wo,aAn's watt Aoress
fh- co9tissnt

Uooth [ro"hs Wonhhe W1H AoFoo9
sh~ cogtissnt.
After . walk OF $500 miles from
San Francisco to Montreai. Nine.
Lsda Lavalle lies in cot in the
Notre Damo hospital, In the latter
city, dying from tho hardships
suffered during her unprecedented
tramp. She reached Montreal aftsr
having been seEersf months on the
road, and was picked up on the wharf
In m unconscious condition. She
~as. worn to shadow and so weak
that she could not raise her wasted
arm from the coT~rlet Of hor bed in
the hospital.
Twelve years ago sho emigrated
from Montreal to San Francisco with
her busbard, says the Cincinnati
Enquirer. they had three children,
and managed to eke out n bnre liv-
ing. A year ago her husband died.
and then her three children wcrc
carried OF by smallpox. Friendlcss
ard without money, she determined
to return to Montreal, whore she was
born, If only 10 Gle there. With a
horse and buggy she started out, de-
pending On the charity OF tho FconiS
she met for food.
After travelling 100 miles hrr horse
gave out and sho had to soil it io-
E2l She then started braveiy out
on foot, trampiBg from town to town.
She suffered greatly from hunger,
cold and weakness Sometimes for a
dag she would be without food. Her
boots SGre worn out ard sho had to
tie strips of her dress around her
feet, but still she tramped on
Once in q while friendly man
would givo her a lit. and several
tiu5s train hands permitted her to
ride on freight trims. Some few lit
tie trinkcts shc had were soid TO buy
food, but generally she begged from
door to d5o-. often sho slept BY the
roadside when nigh: csme on and
there was no farm house near.
She reached Detroit almost dead
and rested several days in an iustl-
| tuition there. after which she resumed
her wenry tramp. Next night she
slept at Paq tte's hotel, few miles
out OF Montreal. but insisted upon
! stgrtiug again in the morning. say
ing she had . pilgrimage to perform,
.'Le bon Dieu favGrr me-" said
she. wearily in tho hospital, '.siHce
he permits me TO die among my
| friends.
Mric. Lrrrlls is probably the only
woman to have ever crossed the
continent on foot under such pses-
liarly pathetic circumstances.
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rhrr nnvo th. nlrnl J, j..

In Catalonia idleness is considered
by t"cryene, high and low, d dis
grace. and no l1s-rautile undertaking
or industrial pursuit socially dis
qualities any individual. This in
born mercantile propensity is ap-
parently an inheritance from their
Phenician ancestors, who in ages
past established themselves IN tho
Mediterranean border Of Spain and
whose characteristic trading inclina-
tions have prevailed to this day! End
neither Celts nor Romans nor Goths
nor Moors have ever annulled or
even weakened them. The Semi tic
origin of the Catulan makes him
born merchant. and for this reason
neither English, French. Germans
nor even Jews of any nationality
compete successfully in trade with
this energetic, shrewd and enterpris-
ing race.
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MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

Are annually lost because poor seed is
planted. Now, when you sow you
want to reap. For instance, A. NJ.
Lamb, Penn, made S., 500 on ten acres
of vegetables; X. Bey, Cal. cropped
l.2l3 bushels Salzcr's onions per acre;
Frank Close, Mimi, 100 bushels of
spring wheat from two acres; A. Hahn,
Wis, LAO bushels potatoes per acre;
Frank Winter. Montann, PIG bushels
s pounds oats from one bushel planted.
This is what Salzer calls reaping.
DO you want fine vegetables just
twenty days ahead of your neighbors?
If so, send 81 for Sulzer's rs packages
earliest vegetable novelties Sufficient
for u family.
II You VIII Cut This Out and Send 1t
With &c postage to the John a. Salzer
Seed Co, La Crosse, Wis, you will re-
ccive their mammoth catalogue and q
trial package of "Get There, Eli" the
sixteen-day radish lt1l w.
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seemed ab.oluteiy perfect, -. = .peci.

seemed absolutely perfect, a. speci-
men of canine symmetry. His coat
was IS hpe a. the most gloAsy silk;
from his head, which WIS pointed like
! sefpents; his. hne. bfoad and thin
ears, with their great swelling veins,
depended more than IAN inch below
the tip OF his nose. Ills neck, like a
young stag's; his chest, barrel-ribbed
and deep as a panther's; his loins, as
clean as q gray-hound's, with a broad,
strong back; limbs that seemed to have
been hammered by some wondrous
skill out of fne steel; and such q
bells, winds, waters, echoes, mingled,
clnshing rolling, roaring. in one tide
of rushing sound; altogether. they
were nothing 20 that voicel mo
where, nor nothing!" as Jack OK
claimed, ito the voice OF Black Tor
ror' and 'Smile,'" as he named beau
tiful tan slut of smaller size, which
stood beside this noble animal , >,
The history OF this splendid couple
was n singular one. as jack gave 1t to
me on the spot.
He was sitting in the portico one
morning, looking ont over the river,
which WAS very much swollen and
filled with drift-wood. lie observed
some strange, black objects. which
seemed TO be struggling with the cur.
rent He called to Cato for his spy
glass, and saw Mt once that they were
two animals of some sort, which we're
tying hard to Climb upon the drift
wood in the middle of the mighty
stream.
Here was an adventure, at any rate
and, followed by Cato, Jack descended
the steep bank of the river. When he
reached the water, he found that his
boat had been torn away bS the eur
fcht Jack was staggered but for II
moment, when the low plaintive how
Of hound teached him across the
waters.
1t was terrible venture; but Jack IS
coat was off in minute, and, looking
round at Cato, he only heard him say,
go in, Massa jack, Pm here" when
he plunged into the turbid current,
followed by the brave boy. Jack said
that II 1t had been n mans voice, 1t
dotld not have "hurt him more than
the sound of that hounds plaintive
howl.
After having nearly lost their lives,
they succeeded in bringing IN two
hounds, which were coupled together
by n chain, to shore, some four miles
below, by the help of the drift wood
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Called to Mind,

Apropos OF the old story: "And
now." said the preacher, turning the
hour-glass which in those days was
placed upon the lodge before him as
q reminder to be merciful. ave will
have another glass together" James
Payn says "his metaphor was singu-
larly appropriate. for he was suffer-
ing from the intoxlcation of pulpit
eloquence. And this Mr.. Payn fol-
lows with story OF Robert Hall,
who was asked what he thought of a
certain preacher. "a remarkable
man in his line, sir; soft preaching is
his line; q remarkably good she
preacher. ."-Argonaut
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An I'saSen Enemy

lie more to bc dfesded than an open aud visible
me. That sultile and iGr;iHs foe, which under
the eons-'e rGne OF utalari, mEntfssis Itself
when II clutches As in H. tenacious gfn'f, il he
various forms Of chills 'nd fcvrr, bliions remit
cnt dumb hene o. ague cake, can only be effect
ua'iy guarded against by terrifying 'sr system
against It's iusidious attacks with loste ,'"r' :
Stomach Bitters a thorough antdoto TO the poi
sor ~ ,piasma in the tysiem, ond safeguard
agairst Il itgrrpsh'y 70 be- relied upon. In the
event OF a malar!0G, stack avoid poisoning your
sy. lem with qlia n, sud n-s instead tbi- whole
come reGtt3. zneAlsotisnnbls in taste aud far
more enc neious han suJ dug. Use the Gitters
for dyspepsia, bili0u ness custiSritNon, kidney
complaints and rheumatism.
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August


I I used August Flower for Loss of
vitality and general debility. After
taking two bottles I gained 6o lbs.
I have sold more of your August
Flower since have been in business
than any other medicine I ever kept.
Mr.. Peter Zinville says he was made
q new man by the use of August
Flower, recommended by me. l
have hundreds tell me that August
Flower has done them more good
than any other medicine they ever
took. GEORGE w. DYE. Sardis,
Mason Co., KY. .
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- AnLniusian Bulls.

The bulls used for fighting pur
poses are specially selected. spec
ially-cared-for class. They are all
pedigreed. Andalusia is especially
the district Of tho hnll Here, at
the age of one year the young bulls
are separated from the heifers
branded with the owners mark. and
turned out loose on tho plains to
graze with others OF their own age.
When a year older tho young bulls
are gathered together in order that
their mettle and fighting qualities
may be tested. One OF them is sep
arated from the herd and chased by
man on horseback, who, by the
skillful use Of blunted lance, over
throws the escaping bill. Hhereupoh
another rider comes in front of the
animal with sharper lance to with
stand the expected attack. II the
bull, oh regaining his feet, attacks
the rider twice it is passed as
fighting animal; but if he turns tail
and runs off, then it is set aside to be
killed or to be used in agricultural
work. And 80 with each animal,
until the whole herd OF 2-yoar-olds
Lave been tested. Each bull that
has stood the test successfully is then
entered in the herd book, with a de-
scription OF its appearance, receives
a name-such as Espartero. Hamen-
CO, and the like. This process of
careful selection goes on from year 10
year until the bull is years old,
when, should its mettle still prove
true. 1t is ready for the arena, and
flaming posters appear on the walls
Of Madrid or Seville announcing that
Espartero Cor whatever his name is)
will on such and such a date make
his first and final appearance. A
good "warrantable' 5-year-old bull
for the fighting rings costs from E7O
to ESQ.
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Retailing surs,,

Grocers everywhere assert that
there is little or no profit in retail
ing sugars, and housekcepers con-
firm this by saying that there is
small economy in buying sugar by
small profit in handling sugars at
retail is certainly more than 100
years old, for a writer iv the middle
of the last century affirmed that
London grocers of tina. day were
often ont eco to f70 year for paper
and pack thread used in wrapping
up sugar. and some gr,cers would
not sell sugar to customer who did
not at the same time purchase some
other article.
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A wonderful, Moutan. Cave.

Near Lewiston, Montana, u cave
has been found in which the ex-
plorers travelled for a milo over
frozen floors. Rooms, the like OF
which were never seen before, were
discovered, glistening with ice and
minerals. Having blazed their way
for tho distance stated, the party re-
turned, their compass having become
useless on account of the magnetic
iron ore of which the walls
of the cave were made. One
of the party. as soon as he got back
to town, filod claim on the land,
and, after further prospecting, thinks
he will work it.
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Cnut,Ied Flowers.

Candied flowers Ct several sorts
are among the most expensive del2
icacies of the modern confectioner.
but the old fash ion OF using the can
died petals of the orange blossom in
tea seems to be almost forgotten. II
few of the caudied petals be put
int o the tea before it is stepped they
give It Il flavor noticeably peculiar,
but once esteemed very fino.
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c.t.rrh cnuno. lie Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not reach The scat OF the disease. Catarrh is
blood or constitutional disease, and in order
10 cure 1t you must take internal remedies
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure lie not quAck
medicine 1t was prescribed by one OF the best
physicians in this country for years, and is q
regular prescription. 1t is composed of the
Rest tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the mu.
cous surfaces. TIE perfect combination Of
the two ingreaicnts Is what produces such
wonderful results In curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY Il CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Fold by druggists, price Zoe.
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The Cats " hiskers.

What arc called the cats whiskers
are feelers, which enable the animal
in its wild state to find or rather feel
its way through woods and forests
in its nocturnal expedition in search
of prey. They are popularity termed
.'smellers. which is an error, fot
they bear no relation to the nasal
organ
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Tho Poor Fellow.

Mistress-Well Bridget, how is
your husbandp
Washerwomsn-Shure, ad' he's all
used up.
Mistress-Why, what ails himP
Washerwoman--Indsde. thin, mum,
last night he had sich bad dreams
that he couldn't slape wink all
night, mum.-Life,
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Had to Wait a Minute.

A pleasant story comes to me Of bwcet lit
tie girl between and years of age. She
was all ready to go to bed at night, when she
came TO her mother, who was washing her
hands, and asked her to hear her say her
prayer.
"Ycs, dear, in n minute, when l have fin
ished washing my hands, said her mother.
"Jesus will have to waite a minute or two,
won't he'' said the little child. mo, dess
l will say 1t Alone.n
She began to repeat her little prayer, and
uttered few words, when she stopped and
said II dess you will have TO walt minute
or two. for I've fordot ''-BostoR Herald.
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MEDICAL writer's claim that the suece.stu

MEDICAL. writers claim that the successful
remedy for nasal catarrh must be non-irritat-
Ing, easy OF application, and none that VIII
reacn the remote sores and liberated sur
faces. The history Of the Efforts to treat
catarrh IL proof positive that only one remedy
has completely met sh-se conditions, and thas
ia Ely's Cream Baim. Thls safe and pleasant
remedy has mastered catafrh as nothing else
has ever done, and both ptysjsisns and pa
tIapts freely concedc this fact
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Tho Arnnenli,ns.

The Armenians are tho most intel
ligent OF tho Transcaucasian race,
and, unlike most Orlentals, they
educate girls as we'll as boys. Even
the humblest classes have a thirst
for education. Poor washerwomen
will sell the clothes off their backs
TO educate their daughters, and lit
lie swineherds may often bo seen
practicing writing with stick on a
sheet of birch bark while they tend
heir pigs.
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u to GnIIfnrMi..

This Is our S!erring Car Fate on the
fhillips-Rock lslsiii Tourist Excursion,
from Chicago to Los Angeles Or san Fran,
cisco, via the Sren!c Route and Ogden.
You can go with Phillips. the best OF nll
Excursion nause ers. for he has Gael, party
accompanied by special agent who goes
tbs entire trip with patrons. These per.
sonallr cCnJnctcd Excursions leave Chics.
go twice '-cek Tuesday AID Thurs Jay.
We have nlJo daily tourist car service
via our Southern Ronte, through the bs al,
tiful Indian Territory aud TT. Worth 10
Los Angeles end San Francisco The
Tourist car ra'e - ID ibis route the sarue
Apply at RocS / lsui ticket Office, il4
Clark Street JNO. SEBASTIAN, q. r. a.
c. Il, L x r R'y, Chicago.
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Economy on tho wrong pcrson.

"l told my wife this morning that
wc'd have to economic" said the
man who talks about his personal
affairs.
al wish dared tell mine that"
"Why don't your"
"Becauso the last time ] tried 1t
sha bought mo box Of Auetiap
oisarAn
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West v.rxlnl... Wealth.

West Virginia has 16. 900 square
miles of coal fields. an area greater
than the coal region OF Great Bri-
tain. and produces annually 5000. 900
tons West Virginia exports every
year to China 100000 pounds OF GIN
senR.
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Indiana. Firm formulation.

Indiana PRODUCES I3U. OUO. UUU busH-
els of corn, 40. O00. 000 OF wheat. 49,
000,000 of oats and over 10000 000
tons OF timothy yearly. 1t has 10,-
900, 900 fruit trees, bearing So, O00,- :
0o0 bushels OF apples and 1000, 900
OF peaches.
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nor VIVIAN nn A,nhItlon.

Dcntist-Well. my little man.what
can do for you?
Snall Boy-Please, sir, l want you
"a pull front tooth so's ! can spit
like Jtmuy esserA-sdeN -
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to Its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Questionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but It is man.
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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by Sehinmnnns Asthma Cure. No -titing
for results Its action IS imu,elinte. Giree,
md certain, y single trial conyinc"s the most
shsrtieal Price so cents d 81, of dru 81 rs
or by inNi- Trial pnc kngc free by mall. Send
your .id,cs- to Dr' II Sehinmanu, st. Paul.
MInn
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1t is because persons who once try DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, always buy 1t again,
that its sales have become SO enormous The
success of this great remedy In curing cold,
cough, Group and sorc-throat is simply mar
yeiour
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'You might say skigglcs blows IN moro
money now han he ever did before" "How's
thatf'' "Bought him $50 corn.t last
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Look out for countcrfeits, See that you
get the genuine Salvation on. Do not let
the dealer sell you something "just at good"
but insist upon getting the genuine with the
Bulls Head trade marx on the wrapper.
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Judgc-Have you anything to offer the
cGf'i before sentence Is passed. Prisoner
No. your honor. Ny lawyer took my last
lLtillnE.
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For THROAT DISEASES AND couGus uso
Browns BRONCHIAL THoCHSs. Like all
rediy good things, they arc !mtlaiei. TIE
GENUINE arr sold Oiily IN jJ1c,,
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well" remarked the gerta1 old Christ
mas sAiG'; 'hf charity can't make people be-
have in any ot.rtt ray. she can take SAINTS
Clals c.nh 70 lh N
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We believe that an italian who shonld start
out with a nGsselcss hand organ would make
InnnnN
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Those college men who are always making
capital out OF thei- education may bs said to
get through life by degrees.
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| BEEonAM's Pills stl',alatc the ptyalin in
the saliva, remove dcpress1on, give appetite,
| and make the sick well.
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Drown-A penny for yout thoughts, my
dear. Mrs. Browu-Thcy require e.. YIN
going down the street tomorrow.
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The world IS on broad grin when a'i ua-
turc sui.les.
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The pugi!tst boxes HIS man before he lays
him out. The undertaken, on the contrary,
lays out his man before he boxes him.
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ShfIsh's t.-+'-l, s-- 4Gon Cure
L. sod n EuHrarfrp '1TsH lr'tQicnt 'nusunlIp-
t.j-i 1t IS tie tast u 80 . cts. 5Oets- G sl.DL
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"Age sticks to a man. ssys contempo-
,ary. So does mucnEr.
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Hansuu'J DI-Ir Corn salve."
Warranted To cgrel or s1on'T rssdn ~ ASK
our druggist t1r IL lTirl ~ scn:-
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The bus saw ia pcnsra'iy temperate, but
once in while 1t tsses twu or three fingers.
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BEST TIME AND SERVICE
To chicago aiie 81. Loul.

IA afforded by the Burlinstous : -eatibulea
flyer, leaving Dcnver daily n p. M, ftT-h-
ing Chicago at 3 80 a m. and ST. Louis NJ
l.;ii T. m, The sccoa1 morning, making close
connections Sf.t I'll fast traius for the East
and South An msNs tn route served in the
trmoue Burlington dining cars.
Ioi ...ll Information amply TO local ticket
ngcnts, or ails@ss o. " Nallery, General
Agent, 1893 lith street, ittnSrr'
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Asthma gur.c

The tone OF a mans character is not always
his pn',q-ee In adverslty hut his stability in
pro-p.rty
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I a girl who has golden haIr need not have
-
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The cyclone Is bad enough to make iie"Pia
thankful that there no such things Us blcy-
slpGcs and lricyclones
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A gluttonous man should AlwAys wear .
plaid wsistcoet 70 "a Avays 70 tssp sAeet
% hja stoyAash.
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e..
B1N.0
,EBUCk.

NET my friend
Jack N. at q we'd
ding In South
Kentucky. It was
n rollick{ng festiv-
ity, hold at the
house Of a wealthy
tobacco. .pl an t er,
who ,vns giving