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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
9ic 0eiirworter Der golomdbrun9

Bic @siirworter Der @olowdbrun9,
meiitens @elojuoen uno Bantiers,
mcroen ni9t miioe 81 bebaupten,
oaB Der 9eouloise Ontel Gam Dor
Dem Banterotte itebe. 8ie ld9erz
lid cine oerarti9e g%ebauptun9 lit, sebt
oeutli9 aus Dem an l. Stunt uer0fientz
lidten Beri9t oes Bunoesi@atmeiiters
iiber ben Stano Der Yunoestaile beruor.
Dana6 lie9en beinabe 800 MiQionen
Dollars miiBi9 in u"nieren @e9ierun9sz
sewolben, uno omar sl47,590,9 81 in
Cob, $5ll, 5s2, $50 in Silber, $l2l,>
TIC, 4O6 in Hapier uno SIG, 483,620
in 8onos vi w. Sn einem Sanoe, no
bic @e9ieruns int @tanoe lit, einen fol-
9en @9at III unteriroil9en @ewOlben
gu bergen, fam bon einern 8anterott
feline &eoe lein. 53u %uermunoern 1T nur,
baB oieielbe bel einem 10 rieiisen Baars
permasen %beltdn6i9 iiber @elouerlesens
Deit tla9t un6 li@ our Nus9abe bon gins:
traeenben Bonbs peranlabt 1iebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
1tnterc 8ihtcr.

uSm 8oiton entidieo Elm &i@ter DO
tur,er i3eit susuniten bes rauberiide,
Eelepbon:M onopols, woour@ bemielbe'
weitere Is Sabre CUR Gerfolsuns leines
@aubiyitems bewiuist wuroen. Cir
@idter, weI9er iid beut;utass ei"mo'
baran erinnern wiiroe, bag ooS Doll
aud @e9te beiiet, wdre wirtli3 ein'
Gurioiitat. &i@teriprl4e susunlter
Der Monopole werben b~cut;uta9e nad:
seraoe lansweilis. Mon lit es sepobn'
uuo Tam nidts anoeres erwarteu. Oe1
eroBte @elbiad 9euinnt eben".- 80:
ming Nation).
8arum audi nidt? 9r.nst bod Der
@eloiad ~unlere meiiten Ni3ter ;u Imt
unb @iiroen! llnb oennod wiro uns
selast, baB man Selbitresieruns auisez
ben unb lid ben, gjutodrten oteier tdufz
li9en Sippe unterwerien mug.
l1eber einen eflatanteu Sal ridterltz
der Sniamie meiB BE Seem Yort
@orlo" 81 eridblen: rGinem tle'nen
Mdo9sn wuroen in 8rootlpn our4 Ell
men @traBenba3nwasen beioe Beine ab>
3eiabre:. Cine sSurp ipra@ Dem un9liid=
lideu &inoe bic Summe uon $l3 ,26s.6
III uno oos @elo uuroe pon Der pertla9=
ten gcieuidait bel Der Sings County
Gruit Company" oeponirt, Der &i@ter
CAB iebo9 geiebl, Dem Nouotater oes
Mao4ens $7,244.s5 iiir feline v0ienlte"
aussusablen, wobinsesen Der arme
ariippel lid nit Der bei@eioenen Summe
Don Sc, 023.s besnii9en mug"
Nennt ibr bos @eredti9teit? Beoenz
tet: Sin i6urtiider &i4ter vbefieblt".
oaB einem i9urtii6en Nouotaten fir elm
paar Sage Nrbeit iiber Die 9dlfte oes
S9mer;ens9eloes zines armen, pertrips
pelten Menl9enweleu in ben &a9en
9eworien miro!
lleber unier sesenwdrti9es Ri4terz
tbum als Na9tra9 nod eini9e 3eitun9ss
notiSen:
Cine Surp in Noro Carolina lab
lia psranlaBt, ibren Gountpz& i4ter in
Nntla9e;ultanb gu uerleten, neil oers
ielbe ii4 einen aanonenraui3 anseouz
belt batte...."
vSn 9bubron, 9feb., uuroe oer
republitan,i9e &i@ter Ballard uerbofz
tet, neil Ct cine 6rau na4weisli4 I'm
5000 bel9minoelt bate. Dieler 9als
lunte mar bel Der letten Wabl zines ber
9aupti4reier seseu bic ~Nnar@ie oes
Yopulismus"...."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
Oebt ocn 9abat nt@t, aut.

Netlams ~abrs"e esm @sbra"h seHsIbe".
Oie Gabats: Qsiosni9att wd9it ltetis
Bel einem Meni9en, bis bas N~eruenips
item ;errlttet, bic @eiunobeit on9esrifs
fen uno 3uirieoenbeit jeritSrt iino.
YlStli9 auf;ubSren, 9reift bas Spitem
81 isbr at, baA fir einen leioeni9aftli@en
@ebrau9er Der Cabot nit Der j3eit Elm
Stimulant bilbet, wel@es Der &Srper
unwibertebli9 iorbert. Baco-Curo
1T Elm wiKsnidaitli9es Mittel, uorii@s
tis na9 benz @esept zines beriibmten
Wr;tes, weI9er oaiielbe ieit 1872 obne
einen einsisen TebIidlaa sebrau@te, Sus
iammenseiett uno 1T rein ,e9etabilii9.
@dbrenb Der Sur biirft ibr iouiel Eobat
sebrau9en, wie eu9 beliebt; bas Mittel
belsbrt eu3 ioiort, wenn ibr aufbOren
tout. Baco-C euro 1T tein Subtitut
fir ben Tabat, jonbern ein our3aus
wi1eni9aitIi9es 9eilmittel. 9eiluns
sarantirt, ober bas @elb nit 10 Yros.
Sntere1en ;uriidbe5ablt. Sn alien Npos
tteten ;u baben ODER bel Gmpian9 bes
Yreiies per Yoit uerianot. preis: 81
bic S9a@tel ODER orei S@a@teln (3os
tdsise &ur) fir $3.50. Senoet feds
agent Yoitmorten fir cine Yrobei3a@s
tel nebit Yampblet unb Beweiien an
Eureka Chemical g. Manufacturing Co.
La Crosse, Wis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

Scr su breimonatli@er @eIdnaniB>
ltrafe perurtbeilte Nrbeiteri ubrer Debs
uno leine @euoIen muBten lette Wo@e,
laut gnti&eioun9 oes ObersB unoessez
ri9ts, ibre Citrate antreten. Oteie nie>
oertrd4tiae Gnti@eicuns bat namentlid
unter ben NrbeitertlaNen bic 9r0Bte
Gntruituus beruor9erufen. Dieielbeu
iino iebo@ lelber i@ulo, bag berartisf
3ultanoe in bielem yonoe eriitiren t9n:
men, unb cine Nenoerun9 lit AUDI ni@t 81
ermarten, 10 LANCE bic Nrbeiter fir BIZ
cine ober bic anbere Der beioen alter
Barteien itimmen, aus benen I'M er'
&la0enjuiti3 beruorse9ansen 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

Die Staatsuerfai1uns BON Montana
beitimmt cine &0rperi9aft, beitebeub
aus benz @ouuerneur, benz Staatsietre=
tGr uno benz @eneral> Mnmalt, mel9e
bic bon ber 2e9islatur uerwiQi9ten @elo>
lummen reuioirt unb bic ueri9ieoenen
8etrdse entmcoer 9utbeiBen, bei@neiz
ben ODER AUDI gang itrei@en lam.
9ierour@ wiro benz iibli@en Si9eaoien
S@uloenmaden III sriinoli@er Beiie
elm 3iel 9eiett.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

Bot treiBi9 Sobren mar III unierm
Nanbe cine &ebeQion 9e9en bic &e9iez
runs. 9eute rebeQirt bic &esieruns
qeqen bas golt. IS 9iebt beute mebr
unb sefabrlidere @erratber ais mab>
renb ienen bunteln uno firmii@en
sSobreu. Die &apitaliiten baben bic
@esieruns erobert. -(@omins Nation.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
&c9mtc Il &cinbart
Els Company

Tieielbe bat wdbrenb bes Wiaters einen
sroben &orratb Don trpitaubeQem sis fir
Sen Sommerbebari eiu9ele9t unb 1T nunmebr
bereit, inter l,beraleu S~ebin9un9en8 elte0un=
gen baraui iowobl fir ben @ei9afts= ais
Samilien9ebrou9 ent9e9en;unebmem. Ger
9ieierun9 pou Sis oil Yriuat= Samilien wlro
bic 9r0Bte guimertiamteit 9ei@entt. Wesen
bes Ndbereu wenbe man lid ali Srie Sebnte
ODER Utar ReiMbart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

Gin Wusi9ub, ben BET Suinoiler
StaatssS enut ein9eieet bate, nm Die
BON ben &leinbanolern Gbicaso's seSen
bic iosenunnten 0epartsmentss9aos
erbobensn 9ei9weroen 81 unteri"den,
bat einen b0@it beadtensmsrtben Ser'@i
eritattet. Sn oemielben wtro u. u. &C.
last, bag bas erite oieier @ei@aite uor
unsefdbr 20 Sabren nit %serinsem ga:
pitoI sesrlnoet wuree. Ss'tbsr BABE
i9re 3abl uno Nusoebnuns oerart susss
nommen, baB ieet alein an oer Gbiea:
9oer @tats>S traBs iid iiber Elm Dueeno
FOLDER @eidaite beiinoen; uno ;war
&ieienseiddits, oeren &opital III bic
Miuionen sebt uno uon oenen mande
bis gu 5000 Yerionen bsi@aftisen unb
einen iabrli9eu Weinsewinn Don 9uns
berttauj snoeu BON Dollars cr;ielen. &C.
gen bisie @ei9dite wirb bic &lase erbo>
ben, ooB iie ibren Nnselte1ten unses
biibrlid nieorise 90bne be;ablen unb oaB
iie, UNI &unosu ansuloden. baufi9 &aas
ren unter benz &oltenpreiie %uertaufen.
Die S4li1e, gu oenen oas Gomite ses
lanst lit, iino i%olsenoe: y oaB bic Sss
b%auptun9, es wiiroe burd oiele @ei@dfte
ben &auiern @elo eripart, bur9 ben
Gbatbetano ni9t sere@tiert,st wirb; p
oaB bic malenbaite gel3dfti9un9 pom
Srauen unb Rinocrn Dem @emeinwobl
na@tbeilis lit; 81 bag bic 3uiammen<
bduiun9 pom 10 uielerlei uno uon 10
sroBen Men8en uon Waaren aus u;elen
@riinoen 81 ueroammen lei, unb ~ Bag
i'm &auie meniser Sabre, fails bic &C.
iet9ebun9 oa9c9en ni6t eini6reite, oieie
@el9dite bermaBen an Mei@tbum uno
N%usoebnun9 S%unebmen wiroen, oaB lie
nidt bloB Die tleineren @ei@aftsleute gu
@runoe ri4tsn, ionoern AUDI bas gubz
litum 9dn;li3 in ibre @ewalt baben
wiroen. I'm Dem %orobenben llnbeil gu
i~teuern, empfieblt bas Gomits iolsenoe
MaBnabmen: grltens, Elm @eiet, oas
ieoen vStore" in ir9eno wel9er Staot
ober Srti9ait, norm mebr ais cine
@attuns uon Baaren gum Sertauf &C.
balten wiro, gum 0iientli@cn @emein>
l9aben ertldrt uno bic Beb0rben ermd9s
tist, iol9e @emeini@aoen gu reseln, gu
liceniiren, gu beteuern orer sdn;l,@ gu
uerbieten. 33weitens bic itaotii@en @e=
ietaebun9en (Gitp Gouncils) gu erma@>
tisen, innerbalb Der Staotsren;en &C.
werbe uno 9anbel gu beiteuern uno bic
Steuer entweoer mad benz @eiammtein<
tommen ODER Dem &einseminn ocr &C.
l@dfte 81 beme6en. Drittens, Elm @ez
iet CUR &~eseluus uon @ewerbe nno
9anbel i'm Staate, mel9es cine @la6ifi>
cation Der itattbaiten @ei@dite CUR Dar=
na@ri@tnns fir bic Srtsbeb0roen uors
l@reiben uno ;uslei@ a1semeine Gor=
i@ritten iber Qiceniiruu9 unb Belteuerz
un9 entbalten ioue. Wenn au@ bic pom
ienem Gomite uorsei@losenen MoBnab>
men ni@t uerfebleu t0nnen, ertlarli&en
NnitoB gu erresen, ldBt ii@ bod ni@t
lau9nen, baB irseno @tmas sei3eben
ioqte, um Dem ]1mii@sreiien oieler De-
partement>Store entsesen 81 arbeiten.
Denn baB bieielbeu i'm Qaute Der 3eit
ni9t aQein gu einem rieiisen monopol
beranwa@ien uno idmmtli@e feline @ez
i4afte ruiniren, ionoern AUDI benz Con-
iumenten gum S@aoen 9erei@en Mir
ben, lit lei@t einSuieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

81 Wempbis fano lette Wo9e s,ue
Stlber>9 Convention itatt, an melder li@
nabe an 5000 Dele9aten aus fait alien
Ebeilen bes 2anoes betbellisten. IS
mar oies Die 9roBte Gerlammlun9, bic
lie CUR Beipre@uns elmer e%sn5elnen uolts>
mirtbi@aftli@en Trase i'm 2anoe sebalz
ten muroe. Nue 8eu6lterunsstlali en,
ieber Beruf uno ale politii@en Yarteien
waren uertreten. Cine Nnjabl &eben
muroen 9ebalten unb bic @eloirase
9rinbli@ erOrtert. Oer @eriud, cine
ieporate SilbersYortei ins 2eben 3n ruz
fen, i@lus febl, oasesen wuroe bas
uebereintommen 9etrofen, ii@ o%erieni>
gen partei on;ui@lieBen, mel@e bic
unbeidrdntte fret Silberz Brasun9 in,
WertbuerbaltniB uon l6 ;u l auf ibr
Banner i@reiben wiro, unb bieje Yortei
fam tetne anoere ais bic T%oltspartei
iein, oenn teine Der beioen alien, BON ben
Wonopoliltem uno @elomenl@en be-
berri9ten Parteien miro meber ben
Mutb baben nod i'm Stante iein. cine
oerarti9e ernitli@ semeinte Grtldruus
gu erlalien
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

Te,sen 81 5 Gents oas gfuno bel
5. & q. 9ofer.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

Some little time ago an elderly man
called at the shop of Mr.. Muirhead.
q jeweler in Glasgow, and said that
he had come for his watch, which had
been left to be repaired. AS Mr.. Muir
head had no remembrance at the mo-
ment Of having done business with the
man, he asked when he had left the
article.
ooh" said the other. 81 didna leave
It in this shop. for We were over by in
Nelson street when ye got II"
''That must have been a long time
ago." said Mr.. Muirhead, ''fOr we left
Nelson street in 1878; that is seven
teen years since"
But left it wi ye for a that" said
the man.
He was asked for the name and
number of tho watch, which he de-
scribed. and on opening the repository
It was found safe and sound.
Exactly twenty-five years had pass
ed away since the man handed the
watch in for repair. yet he called for
it at the end of that time as II he had
only left it the preceding week.-Pear-
sons Weekly.
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Training Schools for Nurses.

Training Schools for Nurses.
Ignorance writes that she would like
to study to become professional
nurse, but does not know how to go
about it. She asks information and adj
vice. Answer: The profession OF nurse
is very honorable. responsible and
profitable one. provided the student un-
dertakes it with the determination to
be In the front rank of the army Of
workers. A good nurse is Of the high
est value to those she attends; a poor
one is often worse than none. for she
not only does no good. but her pres
ence may keep efficient help away.
There are many good training schools
for nurses, but probably the very best
place is a good hospital. Your best
course will be to write to the nearest
large hospital and ask for full par
ticulars. II you want to come to New
York, Bellevue Hospital and the New
York Hospital are among the best.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
A Ready Answer.

When Admiral Stephen B. Luce was
a young lieutenant on the old ship Con-
stellation he was known equally for his
capabilities as an officer and for his
registering tendencies. His readiness to
wit was also a marked quality, as is
shown by the following story. that is
a favorite In the wardrooms Of the navy
to this day: The ship was at Newport
and the lieutenant entered fully into
the pleasures Of that gay city. As he
went aboard one evening after an after
noon out, the omcer Of the deck noticed
that his step was not as steady a. 1t
might be. and, in his sternest tones.
said: "Mr. Luce, you're tight, sir!
Quick az q fash came the answer: If
Stephen B. Luce. how can he be tight.
sir?" The future admiral heard no more
of the matter-Cipcinnati Times-Star.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

A paper was recently read before one
Of the American medical associations in
which the ground was taken that too
mucn light is exceedingly bad for the
eyes Of school-children. This is ra-
Their peculiar theory In view Of the fact
that the Creator Of the universe made
eyes, and then made light 30 that peo-
ple could attend to their various duties
and pleasures. The trouble Is not too
much light. but the wrong kind OF
light. Out-of-door life is conducive to
perfect vision. The sun Of midday
rarely affects the normal eye unpleas-
antly. It is the reflected light. the NJ
tered light. 50 to speak. the bound-in
and hampered and diluted light that
does the mischief. The light that
strikes sharply on one point and re-
fleets to another is the sort Of light that
does the harm. It Il recommended
that light be regulated and modu}ated
to suit the eyes Of children. but 1t II
q question whether this will have the
desired effect. What Is necessary ID
that light be steady and plenty OF H.
without either glaring or rejecting.
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neck with a cloth wet with soap ano
water, as the oily perspiration may In
terfere with the action of the plaster.
One great advantage Of cayenne pepper
plaster over mustard is that while the
latter frequently tnsters the former
never does 50, no matter how strong 1t
is applied. In the use Of mustard. II
the skin is broken all treatment must
cease until it heals, but with pepper.
when the plaster loses its effect another
may be applied without unpleasant con-
sequences.
1T is an item Of importance that
pure pepper must be used. This should
come from the druggists, and reliable
one at that. It is very seldom that gro
Gerry cayenne is pure, and for this
reason the chemist is the better DIS
penser Of such compounds as are re-
ouired for medicinal purposes"
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is around?" said one girl to another.
Dear knows men are few enough at
best, but when they all worship that
little baby, it's very little attention
we receive" Looking at the
little tot, one could hardly
blame the men. She looked
like q doll, with her shining curls and
big blue eyes. Everywhere one goes
the children seem to reign. No longer
held in the background the little wo-
men are taught early In life to con-
slider themselves mans superior. Every
attractive point about them is cultt-
waited, every bit of beauty is empha-
sized, With their dainty gowns they
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look like fluffy balls Of golden hair and
dimples and lace, At to reign On the
throne Of beauty 1t any time.
The little tot in this instance has
the daintiebt Of lawn dresses. A very
full skirt Is gathered around . white
yoke. The sleeves are large and puffy
and wide Valenciennes lace falls over
them. In front . large bow Of rcd
satin ribbon has streamers which reach
almost to the bottom Of the skirt
Underneath this gown the little lady
wears . short white petticoat, after
that . full and rather longer one. and
then, Just beneath the dress, . skirt
which u Of the same length - her
eoWn. The skirt has . very handsome
rune Of lace. and one catches gfimpoes
4 lAce pillows . the little tot. With
Qulek 1ovemeats. runs hither and
Shithoe. Oloek stoekineB and 1laek
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leather ties are worn. and a large null
hat. with red ribbon bow. shelters the
little head.



There are 80 many causes for head
aches. and 30 many conditions that
lead up to this distressing malady. that
it b often very dificult to diagnosticate
the case properly" said a medical man
Of wide experience. "Of course. II the
root Of the matter Is not reached. medi-
cines avail nothing and may do more
harm than good. One thing. however.
is quite certain, and that is that con-
gestion is a very frequent accompani-
ment of headache, and the pressure ON
the brain becomes extremely painrul.
and may lead to dangerous conse-
quences. It is evident, therefore. that
any course Of treatment that relieves
the overfull blood-vessels Of the brain
must be desirable. 1t Is always best to
consult some reliable physician. II one
is within reach: but this a great many
people are averse to doing. and some
are so situated that medical aid Is not
within call. For this class Of persons
a simple remedy may be mentioned
that has been the means Of relieving
many a sufferer, and Is 50 easily applied
and so absolutely harmless that 1t II
well worth knowing.
when the beating. humping sensa-
ton begins in the head, take equal
quantities Of pure cayenne pepper and
-four; mix them up with water to form
a smooth paste thick enough to spread
like a salve. Put this upon q piece Of
soft paper and apply 1t to the back o.
the neck just below the edge Of the hair
! In warm weather it is best to wash thu
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tically with pinkish vioIe'
vet The skirt is draped IN
a mass of soft folds over an unoel-
skirt of heavy white Liberty satin'
which is wonderfully set out by Its lin
ing of white haircloth and wire tapes
the bodice, a round affair. with inc
body composed Of violet velvet, eoged
about with brownish marabout. Deep
points of jeweled net set over the front
and back, giving a slender appearance
to the form. The decolletage Is In the
1880 mode, and is strapped across the
shoulders with bands.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
An Appallinx Condition.

did yez rade about Mexico cele-
bratin' her Independence day jist re-
centiy?' said Mr.. DOlan.
"Oi did," repned Mrs. Dolan. "An'
phwat av it,"
"Oh, nothin' much. Only Dim glad
OF don't live there. Think av a cOun-
thry so much behind hand that the
Fourth av July comes in Siptimber."
Washington Star.
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Rather Unexpected Advice.

Her Mother-Bessie, dear. l am very
sorry to see my little girl show such
lack of respect for her seniors. When
a neighbOr comes to call on us you
should sit quietly and not speak unless
you are spoken to. You do not mean
to be disrespectful, am sure. but you
should think Of the impression you are
making on our neighbors, and you will
try hereafter. hope, to
Bessie-You had better look out.
mamma. You'll talk yourself to death.
Boston Transcript.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

ing your asked her visitor. solemnly.
"Y-yes," she sobbed. HE says /
want my own way all the time"
"And won't he let you have it,"
"That's the worst of it. He says
that he doesn't care if have my own
w-way all the time; b-but that I won't
make up my mind wh-what 1t isl
Washington Star.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
Not to Blame.

"Hear the wild waves beating on
the shore:" said the hotel clerk who
has spasms Of poetry.
"Yes," replied the landlord. who was
looking over his profit-and-loss &C
count; 1.-THE poor things amt so much
to blame; not after the example OF
those summer guests have set EN-
Washington Star.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
J..lou. Of PHILADELPHIA.

"What are you so cross abOut: said
one card sharp to another.
THAT duffer did me out Of So" he
growled.
That's nothing. You'll get it back
off the next man that you meet"
"Oh, it isn't the money that makes
me mad It's the disgrace of the thing.
The cove said he was from Philadel-
detroit Free Press.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

The "laddie" Of the family. who has
GAINED q dignity beyond dresses Just
Ike Carries" has a number Of pictur-
eeaue costumes designed for him. and.
really. he u an artistic bit Of creature
tn Gown. The Scotch" costume. rep
resenting one Of the clans, IL favorito
node lust at present. and one univer-
ally becoming to most mites Of boys.
With their Transparent complexion and
clear eyes. These suits are composed
of tiny breeches Of black velvet, bot
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
fashion Notes.

A walking hat is Of white plush, soft
and silky. The crown has a band Of
striped ribbon set fiat around It. The
trimming is Of butterfly bows Of striped
ribbon fastened with a large jeweled
aigret. Ostrich plumes are placed in
a circle around the crown and stand up
high at one side. There is loop Of
ribbon under the brim at one side.
A handsome hat for autumn ia Of
French felt with q moderately wide
brim which is turned up at the back,
The crown Is rather low and the trim.
ming consists Of very full ostrich
plumes and loops Of velvet with band
Of passementerie around the crown.
A stylish Jacket il close-fitting, with
slightly double front and very wide col
lar turning over the sleeve tops. This
collar II of velvet, and the wide lapels
extending below the waist-line are also
Of velvet
A pretty autumn hat II In sailor
shape, with very low crown. the hack
II slightly turned up. and the trimming
n made in the shape Of enormous fans.
with q rosette where the ends Of the
fans Join.
A handsome wedding costume II
made Of ivory satin. The skirt Il
long and plain. the body close fitting
at the sides and back. The entire
neck. shoulders and front are filed In
with very narrow plaitings Of crepon.
Wreaths Of orange blossoms extend
from the shoulders down either side
Of the front TO the bodice point, and
the veil. which Is Of tulle and gathered
into . knot at the top Of the head, 10
fastened with the flowers.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
they Understood Each Other.

They Understood Each Other.
"Look here, you're drunk" declared
Jones, as he confronted his blear-eyed
cook. what do you mean by coming
home in this condition."
The wobbling cook commenced to
whimper.
"Sure, sir. I haven't touched dhrop.
I'm q self-respectin' dacent lady, sir"
she moaned. "Oh. that I'd ever see
the day that I'd be towld l was
dhrOonk."
"Oh. none Of that. You can't fool
me-" grOwled Jones. 'I've been there
too often myself"
"Sure, then. Mr.. Jones, we oonder-
sthand aich oother, don't we?' And
the cook nodded her head and wiped
away her tears and beamed on Jones.
San Francisco Evening Post.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
Tomato Salad.

Peel four solid tomatoes and place
them on ice. When cold. cut into slices
half an inch thick, remove the seeds
and place the slices on lettuce leaves.
one overlapping the other. Into bowl
put one teaspoonful dry bread crumbs
or cracker crumbs, add half a teaspoon
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

The Northwood IN. d. Headlight
said: "The Headlight proposes to boil
hell down to a half pint and administer
It at q single Dose" Then the ONCE took
fire and was burned. And the Fargo
Argus said: 1T seems that while the
editor Of the Headlight was boiling hell
down to half . pint the blasted thing
timed over on . red hot stove"