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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01

nalehavou potfebu tohoto podivu.
hodnGho leku k udrzenf sveho zdravf.
Cbchcdnfci, ktefi nemohou pevne
spati, dfvky tovarnach, ktere dlou.
h5mi hodinami Y uzavfcnSch mfstno-
stech zblednou ochuravf a nes6etn9
mnozstvf trpfcfch nezazivnostf ne.
duhem ledvin neb iater, potfebujf
sflfcfho ucinku Paineova Celery
Compound zvlait6 v t9to dobe jarnf.
vehlas leku tohoto ma pdvod svdj
We zylastnf lecive moci, jakouz nervy,
mozek krev zasobuje vhodnou po.
travou.
Prav6 tax, jako slavnS pravnfk
studuje kazdou odchylku pravnf pre-,
AZ rna tuto ze vsech stran, stndoval
tee prof. Phelps, M. ID. l.. l.. ID. &
Darmouthsk6 koleje, vynblezce Pal
neova Celery Compound, kdy nervy
nalezajf Sc We stavu chorobnem neb
zdravem a kdy dobfe neb spatne jsou
xasobovany. Pozsrovsl pfedmet ten
u mu1h, ZEN dftek, dffve nez hledal
vhodny lex. Painedv Celery Com.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01

an pomoci soAmtoh Iii aynf pa
pfskh Hoe,geooygoh podafiIo 80
pr pondsli New Yofhs snkma.
mn vynAlesoi Thomas Edi.ooovi
pfobItdnoati lidskA Alo q stopovati
vfkony srdce, Pile. bSh krs Al.
lAch yhbec vesksry vykony
hssfojf lidsksho. OkAis II 80 rprA
VA ,sto bti prsydiyou, toi oysem
sphsoben buds w vesker6 vtdt IA.
kafskb pfsvrat dalekosAhIt, jehoi
dosah nelse dosud AMI poohopisi.
yellt polar ....
We Philadelphia yyrusnul v pom.
deli polar iestipa,rov6 tovArns
na las,ry ffmy Tnsoker Msnafa
ctaring Go. 8. 1894 40 U6e-nut
st. q net sponorpyAn, rosstfiI se
toa mdrou, ,s kaidy ytehod 400
dslnikbm rameren byl a oni phi
spaehaysfmi basi6i po ystiina po
iebfioiob snsseni b5ti maseIi. Ma
budovAoh q xAsobAeh sphsobenk
ikoda odhaduje 80 M $500 900 a
jest pojist6nfm kryta.
pfeIieeni odleieno
V spolkovsm soud6 kriminAlnfm
New Yorku yyvolAno bylo pom.
def pfelf6enf dsastnfky rnAme
filibust6rsk6 vypravy, kterAt parnf.
KEN bermuda" na Kubu vypra.
viii sc chtala a tn ukaxalc sc, ze
nA6elnfk vspravy, gen. Calix.o Gar.
ola, k soudu se nedestavil a proto
rAruka jeno, obnosu $4,000 IA
propadlou problasena. Pfelf6eni
ostatnfmi p6ti obzalovanymi cd.
lozeno ma zadost obhajce ma pffstI
pond6lek. ~ Garcia nal6za 80 prJ
ma ceste ma kubu, kamz noci 10
bfezna parnikem "Bermuda", ma
palubu jehoz podloudn6 dopraven
byl, odplul.
Zada nahradu.
V st. Paul podAn v pond6lf sic.
Kittie +. Smithovon zvlAstnf acet
proti pox6stalosti Alfred j. Hilla,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01
OMAHA NEBRASKA srhEoU ousNA 1896 % -. ..s

noyisku dosud Jest pochybnost),
90 jest Iieh pro Moftons. ~ pro
sen. Qusye, 10 pro sen. Calloma,
"a pro sen. Ailisona a ~ pro pied.
seda sntmoyny posIanoa, Reeda.
ByII a,ra,atni.
n Alma, Wis, osnAmeno ye
stiedu, 10 vyaetioyAnim sjisAno,
ie sedm 6Ienh rodiny OIdhouse.
ovy, nichi Sc mysIelo, le pfi po.
,Aru nerukmym spasobem yypak
nuvifn, uhofeIo, vla-tn6 ravrnid6.
no bylo. stary OIdhoass mel dvs
kuls, cd radu vypAIsns, v hlaye,
msnislks jsho msla lsbkn rorsts.
penou . jsdno q ddtf hlsyu rostfi.
atsnou. - Pohnhfkou hromadnS
vraidy byia pa,rnd loupei, nsbor
pensr, IA prodsnou farma STRIFE.
nsoh, penalsneno ami oentu.
Primal Sc.
v Macon, Ca, vyxnal 80 We stfe.
du Warren Criswsll, ze noel na
30. dnora na trait drAhy southern
odstranil kolejnici, nhsiedkem 90.
hoz pax diva vlaky kolejf 80 vysi.
nuly hi osoby usmrceny, a l5
jich pax vice meme poranano bylo.
Criswell tvrdi, 10 pry kolejnici onu
uvolnil jen donuoenf, nebor pry
mad MIN Tom Shaw = revolverem
v ruce stAl q saslfelenim mu hro.
zil. pakli 10 daneho mu rozkaxu
neuposlechne. Shaw byl zat6en,
rozhodne vsak popfra, ze by byyal
We rlocinu onom jakehokoliv ioa.
steLstvf mel. Ma vlaku doty6.
mem naleEaly se manzelky obou
zatGenSch muzh u ODE byly pora-
neny. Tajnf, vec tn vysetfujfcf,
tvrdf, ze piy Criswell Shaw zen
svSch rbaviti Sc chtali zaroveh
pax ale "a ne n6jakou nAhradu pc.
nezitou dosici cht6li proto plan
ma vySinutf vlaku si vymyslili. -
Shaw prAv6 den pred zat6enfm OBJ
drzel cd spole6nosti zelezni6nf $500
jakozto nAhradu "a poran6nf, jichz
nanzelka ieho utrp9la.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01

FNt
pruJ IN podpofoyAny byly,
fors by ton mtroa, 10 oe.
IA ons vw ohrsJ, na yfchodpim
bieha ieky Black 81 nsltiajict, '
jedink6m pIamoni 80 oo,ls. Zni
Demo tam bylo pies 5000 900 atop
dFfvf skoda odhsduje "a na tg00,
600. lIoitoi ohsrky saneisny W.
irem al do ohrad Ia Crosse Lam.
ber TO-. pies mili vrdklenfch a ]
tyto obdtt dras6bo tiylu 40 staly.
ZAroveh ruidsn poiArem ! most,
pies feku ' misteoh tech yodoaci.
sore keienie.
DO Chiosga pfibyio We stfedu
yeder dvaoet kolonii Dankardd, nd.
boiensk6 to sekty, sc o rhrutcb
utAth, jei do North Dskoty so st6
huff Celkem 6itaji move kolonie
tyto 1900 osob, Jed uaadf 40 yesmds
pod6l trait Great Northern drAhy.
Je-t to druhe st6hovAuf se Dan.
kardh kolonii do.ayadnieh, jes ve
Virginii, West Virgipii, Pennsyl.
vanii, Ohio, Indian6 Illinois 40
nal6zajf, do sthth severorapadnfch.
v tomto znameni zvlt6zis!
Vykonny vtbor prohibicni strany
gyvolil ii We stfede6nfm SVEN "a.
sedanf Pittsburgh pro nastAvajfcf
yolbn narodnf knoflfk, kteryz trva.
lSm odznakem slrany ta zastati ma.
jest to modry knoflfk, bflou rntf
We stfedu a napisem Prohibition
nahote a heslem sin hoe signo
vinces" (v tomto znameni zvft6xia)
dole.
Jak 81 veci stoji.
Die zpravy tajemnfka vykonn6ho
vyboru republikanskeho rvoleno
bylo do stfedy celkem 375 delega.
I'd, nichz l54 jest pro Mckinley
ho (po6ftaJe to 26 delegatd In
diany Is Minnesoty, jich sta
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01
MOVE 1pnAW OOMlCI.


Bsyafdovi, nebade oes,oa diadni
osnAmeno. ie mu sntmovnou pc.
slanoh "a shame fedi Ieho pfisnA
dhtka udsIeba byla sice nsstane
80 tab nAsIedkem toho, 10 ' reso
laoi end osadi6ano vrhIedem / %.
mu iadntho opatiett, tsk 10 ani
sekrstkfi stAtnimu, ahi pledsedovi
neb lApisnikovi sudmovny ant a.
poyinnost nedAno, anil X tomu nd
kterf mich oprsynsn byl. Ma
.ledkem toho neodekkyA 80 take, 10
by Bayafd ma udslenou mu dhtku
odpos6del, neb ie by 81 u vhbcc
povsimpul, neb dokonce snad nj
sIedkem toho dfadu syGho sc vidal.
0smnaet herniki usmreeno
Il Dubois, Pa, oznAmeno pom.
dslf, ie v dole Berwynd White, v
jiini 6Asti osady &c naleiajfcim,
adal sc vybuch rkaisnyeh plynh,
phi 6eml osmnhct hornikh o iisot
pfislo. Dhl tento jest noyym q
pracoyano n6n se dne ncoi, ably
itoly ma rhrne strany prorateny
byly n fadnemu sni nenapadlo, ae
by v mem nebexpe6f cd xkaienych
plYnh hronilo. V pondalf 7. no.
dine vstoupilo do dolu 22 hornfsh,
nichz Is odebralo se do stoly Sc
verni, pax do stoly jisnf. Kolem
10. bod. uslyseli poslednejsi temny
vybuch a tu6fce uest6Stf, upechali
hired k hlavni stole, ably vytahn"uti
30 dali a m6li nejsyssi cas-, nebor
vytazeni byli jiz We stavu na polo
omAmani. Timed pfivolana pomoc
3 dold sousednfsh a pfikro6eno ku
pracfm rachrahovacfm, LED vse bylo
jiz marnym bylor vsech Is hor-
ntkn ma mfst9 usmroeno a mrtyoly
jejich desne zohaveny. - Vsichni
byli zenati a otci rodin.
Ohea dole.
V Adrian, Pa, udal sc v pondelf
nooi vybuch xkazenych plynh v
dole d. l., nAsledkem 6ehoz vypukl
pax dole polar, kteryz rozsifoval
se tou m9rou, &c We veskere prAci v
dole ustAno byti muscle a nrjspfse
jen zaplavenim bude moci polar
uhasen b5ti. V case vybuchu
nal6salo se dole l3 hornfkh, I
nichz diva uduseni, ostatnf pax IA
6as Z dolu vytazeni.
spraskali kazatele.
V Sarin, Tex, kasal po nejakou
dobu misionAf j. ID. Thomson je.
likoz d6inky kazAni jeho po6aly SO
jeviti tim spdsobem, ze nekolika
osadnfknm kolecka hlave 80
spletla, dAno mu ma srozumenou, 10
pro neho zdrayejsfm bude, kdyz
jine podnebf pro pdsobenf sve Wy
hledA. Lee pokynu tohoto pan ka-
zatel neuposlechnul proto ucho
pilo 40 ob6anstvo prostfedkh rAr.
hejsfcb. vytahnut totiz pondelf
ve6er pan misisnAf Z postele TAX
d1kladn6 sesvihAn, ze ma dalsf kA-
sAnf vsechna chur mu pfesla on
Abezodkladne 8 mesta Sc vyklidil.
Pro praci osmihodinnou.
V Indianapolis zahAjeno y pom
delf EasedAnf vykonneho vyboru
nArodnf federace prace, nemz
hlavn9 rokovano tom, jakou ce-
stou nejsnadneji a nejjisteji docf.
! p.iti by se dalo vseobscne zavedenf
,smihodinove DOLBY pracovnf. Ma
30 "a TO, 30 federace usnese Sc ma
vseobecne stAvce, ze po6Atek uci.
n9n bude nArodnf unif stavebnfch
truhlAfd, kteff prvf dobu osmi-
hodinovou pozadajf a kdyz jim v,
tom vyhoveno nebude, stAyku Ia
hkif na1e4 bv linn pak iednotliy4
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01


tat0 byla sn0absukou semfeIkho q
pours nkhlA smft snonbenoe pfi
prayila o 10, ie pod depeo ss ne
~ s,ala . iGdk proto nyni hkhradu
5000 % dtfsty, spoIen6 piipfays
mi IA shstku, st00 90 strata M
msdt, ana nsjakf tas pied ramg
sIsnou systbou mi.ta svsho se
vrdaIa a kone6nA $4,000. kterti pfi
i It'll upsati .Iibil.
Srtskiina ' 80 Dakstk.
V Perry townships, Linoola Co,
=. H., iAdt rnsdnou mdrou yttekli.
M nabfyA tim dAl, tim yttstho
rorsshu. Pied ntIskgm dasem
vitsknul az pea John scbners q nei
1astielsu byl. pokousal ia rhnn5oh
farmAoh nnadns dobytks. nshoi
Y poslednich 10 doech objevily 40
tdi rnkmky yrtskliny bud rcepe
mol, neb nabit btti mnsel. Mfatnimi
dfady nafircno, 10 ysiohni ps pro
pFiiu mtsice uyArAni bfti mu.f,
jinak se xabiti budou, mimo 6ehoi
msjitele jich die rAkona pokutoyAni
budou dAstkon, nepfesahajfcf 300
neb vG1enim az do tff m6sicn.
proti seustfefovani oby,ateistva
Die vseho bude 10 mslA repu.
blicka svfcarskA, od nfz Spojent
StAty u6iti se budou, kterak xabrA
niti souatfefovanf obyvatelstva We
yelkych mestech, COD dosud bylo
problemem, kterSz nArodohospoda-
fdm zdejsim roxlustiti 80 nepoda.
filo a kterazto v9c TAX zahubnou
pro blahobyt rdejsi jest. Pfedseda
narodnf vystavy svyearske, kteraz
letos odbyvana bude, upozornil 10
til prostfednictvfm konsula naseho
odbor statnf ma to, ze ma vfstav6
nalezati sc bude vzorpa vesniGka
svtcarska, ma nfz siudovati Sc mule,
jak u6initi zivot venkovskS nejen
vynosnym, ale vabnym, tax ze
sfixovAnim osad podobn5ch hravd
soustfefovanf lidu We velk5ch me
stech zameziti by SO dalo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01

Cd j.. -EI%'' l.aooorae p.,o.
stro,e z htery dievai.
sktoh - NJ -. lIolwsy q '
Ia q a Ielisoi plamsny
prud IN podpofoyAny byly,
foss hy ton mtfoa, 10 oe.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01

Compound vydisti lepe krev nez pro-
stfedek jskykoliv; Jest pfirozenym
pokrmemb sku; buduje znovu roe
rusene ner> jest nejlepaim lecite-
lem vede lekarske znamtm.
Byl vynaleren po namahave studii
a vedeckem patranf nejlepsfm leka-
rem jakS se v Americe kdy zrodil,
prof Edward f. Phelpsem, M. ID.
Ill. ID. darmouthske koleje q Jest
pfedpisovAn schvalovan vetejne
nejle psfmi lekati kazdem msst6 v
Americe. LEX tento byl 9 nadsenim
vdecnymi muH a lena.
mi viech tffd q dnesnfho dne Jest
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01
Zada nahradu.

Zada nahradu.
V st. Paul podAn pond6lf sic.
Kittie +. Smithovon zvlAstnf acet
proti poxnstalosti Alfred j. HiIla,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01
civ Celery Compound je nejlepsfm jac
dneSnlhO dne Cel6m Sv6t6.
V tax jake zadny prostredek. Jest pokrmem
mozku. Nervy cinf siInymi.


jim uzdra
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-01

Kde kazdy iiny
lex chybil Sc icin.
KEN, Paine-dv Cele-
ry Compound chura-
ve vylecil.
Vylecf nemoc /! =
ZachrAnil zivoty III
sfcdm trpfcfch! Sla-
be sesflill
Paine. dv Celery
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09

Procure a dozen French chops; ha~e
the end bone entirely taken off.
Fasten all the chops together with a
skewer and tie them tightly in a good
shape. Put them in boiling water,
add a sliced onion, bit of celery and bay
leaf Boil hard for five minutes, and
then simmer for one hour. Take out
and cool. When cold separate chops
and trim neatly. Make half pint of
cream sauce; add to it while hot a
quarter of a box of gelatine that has
been soaked quarter of an hour. Stir
the sauce until it begins to thicken.
Dip each chop in this and lay on fiat
dish and put in the refrigerator until
wanted. These will stand for one or
two days. When ready TO serve arr
range them around a mound of mayor:
naise of celery. Garnish each chop
with bit of tomato aspic and serve
st. Louis Republic.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09
How to Pronounce Picking.

1t is very singular thing that so few
persons know how to spell or pro-
nounce the name of a Chinese city
which we all spell and pronounce SO
many times over, especially since all
Chinese affairs have become of more
consequence to us in the last year.
That city of Picking. No one, except
some person who has lived in China, or
who has been told by some one who has
lived there, ever calls it anything but
Pekin. Even the Biographies make the
omit the ''g" as it would be to leave off
the TX" in New York. 1t should be pro-
nounced with the accent on the latter
syllable, instead of, as most people give
it, on the first.-Golden Days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09
SPRING WRAPS.
Cspes and Jackets Will Both Be Worn,
with the Latter in the Lead.

Cspes and Jackets Will Both Be Worn,
with the Latter in the Lead. ,
1t is too early for genuine novelties in
spring wraps which can be accepted as
the reigning style of the season, but
few models which are at least new may
serve as suggestions of things to come,
Capes and jackets will both be worn,
and the latter, cut with loose fronts and
sack back, seem destined to lead the
styles in coats. They are made in
smooth-faced cloths and in velvet as
well, when the yoke is usually trimmed
with jet. The plated back is much
more graceful than the straight cut,
and the yoke of the velvet coat is COW
-ared with colored silk passementerie,
while accordion-plaited chiffon forms
the epaulets and full neck ruche.
Another coat of black cloth is slightly
curved at the side seam TO fit in to the
figure, and the fullness is arranged in
two decided box plaits. The epaulets
are of white satin, closely beaded with
black. Capes are cut reasonably full
and more sloping on the shoulder to
hang gracefully over the dropping
sleeves, and finished at the neck with "a
ruche of ribbon and chiffon, unless
made of cloth, when they have a high
standing collar. One model is carried
out in black duchess satin, decorated
with applique figures of colored passe-
menterie, and has V of black velvet
down the back and front, edged with
a frill of black killed chiffon.
The second cape is decidedly a sum-
mer garment, and is made of gauzy
black grenadine over Il black glace silk
lining. Chine silk flowers are applied
at intervals with opal colored beads
and black paillettes, and the ruffie on
the edge and ruche around the neck are
double, of black chiffon over white.
Tailor-made capes are in all the shades
of fawn cloth, stitched around with
white silk, and a stylish high collar is
cut out in squares around the edge,
where it is faced with velvet.-N. Y.
Sun
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09
ROLLED CAKES.
Easily Prepared If You Only Know How
tn Rrncaad


There are several species of rolled
cakes which require special treatment
The best known of these are the rolled
sponge cakes, which are usually spread
with jelly, custard, soft chocolate or
some filings rolled up while warm.
and when cooled cut off in slices from
the end. These cakes are easily pre-
pared, although the amateur is often I'M
successful because of her failure to OBJ
serve two or three simple things neces-
sary to success.
Beat the yollIs of four eggs with two
thirds of cup of powdered sugar. This
portion of the work can be done effec-
tually with patent beaten, because all
that is necessary is vigorous stirring.
Beat the whites of four eggs to stir
froth with an egg whip, add a table.
spoonful of lemon juice to the yolks and
sugar. Stir it in. Fold in the beaten
whites of the eggs, being careful not
to stir or you would break down the
whites. Sift two-thirds of a cup Of
pastry flour with half a teaspoonful of
baking powder twice, then sift it into
the other ingredients. Mix it in care
fully with an egg whip. Spread the
cake batter evenly on a fiat biscuit
tin and bake it Is minutes. Take it out
Of the oven and spread it while warm
WITH jelly. The>esdges of the cake are
apt to be dry andDhard; trim these OFF
evenly. Begin rolling little firmly at
first and continue until the roll is
formed. Pin it in compact form in a
napkin or strip of clean cotton, when
it will stay in place. Cut off slices half
an inch thick from the ends. Currant
or crab-apple makes excellent jelly.
When the cake is favored with vanillu
use soft chocolate to spread on it.
Soak tablespoonful of gelatine in
three tablespoonfuls of cold water for
two hours. Add quarter of a cup OF
boiling water and one and two-thirtt
cups of powdered sugar. Scrape fine
two ounces of chocolate and melt il
over the fire with two tablespoonfuls
of water, and stir it with the other in
gradients until smooth paste is formed,
Spread it on the cake and roll it up
rapidly. This cake is very nice spread
with boiled icing in which cup of
grated cocoanut has been stirred!
Flavor this cocoanut cake with orange
eXtract.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09
UPSTAIRS BY EXPRESS,
The Through Elevators Run In Tall
Buildings.
SAll al

Inc through Elevators Run In Tall
Buildings.
"All aboard-seventh floor, first
stop"
This cry greeted a reporter the other
day as he stepped into a downtown
office building and faced half dozen
elevators. He wished to go to the ninth
Hoor. lie stepped into an elevator
over which was the sign: Cypress
first stop, seventh floor"
In 1t there were three men and a
mlddle-aged woman. The starter said
"All right" and the elevator man
grasped the throttle of the express"
1t was tie usual cable rope. and as the
man pulled it began its journey up
ward. The lone woman passenger
gave vent to a slight oh" and held
her breath.
Floor after floor was passed at
speed of about eight miles an hour.
When the sixth floor was reached the
woman wanted to get off, but was in
formed that she was on an express,
and it was against the rules to stop an
express until its destination was
reached. The elevator arrived at the
seventh floor on time. 1t took exactly
eight seconds to make the upward Jour
ney of So feet. The elevator man then
announced that the next stop would
be the top floor, 100 feet above. The
top floor, according to the directory,
was the 14th, and the elevator flew
upward once more, arriving near the
roof few seconds later.
I'VE can make round trip in As Sec
onds, including short stops" said the
engineer of the express, but we have
made il in about 40 without stops.
There are two express elevators and
four regulars, that we call way trains.
They stop at every floor and for every
body who shouts. Often / get passen-
gers who want to get out at the sixth
or tenth floors. They get mad, too,
when they are told they must go up
and take another elevator down. The
other express makes no intermediate
stops at all during the busy hours."-
n Y Press
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09
A Brain Association.

Prof. Wilder, of Cornell university,
Is the founder of the most unique asso,
citation in the world. 1t is known as
"The Cornell Brain Association" and it
seeks to induce educated and emiSent
persons to bequeath at death their
brains for scientific examination for
the benefit of mankind. Up to date
eight brains have been secured and 25
persons of note have promised the So
ciety their brains when the owners have
no further use for them. Among these
25 are Mrs. McGee, daughter of Simon
Newcomb, the astronomer, and Rev.
Thomas X. Beecher, of Elmira. Blank
forms of bequest are constantly sent
out, with circulars explaining the OBJ
jects, to the men and women who are
Acknowledged leaders in the literary.
artistic and scientific world Chicago
Inter Ocean.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09
To Freshen six Bodices.

A very easy and charming way to
freshen a black, white or colored silk
or satin bodice is to cover it with an
over-waist of chiffon the shade of the
bodice, or, if liked, of contrasting
color. AS there are neither darts nor
side seams, this airy drapery is easily
adjusted, and to finish the waist, one
can purchase in any of the fancy dry
goods houses accordion-plaited or
crimped chiffon frills in white, black,
cream and fancy colors, with Persian,
ribbon or beaded edges. Shoulder
straps of satin ribbon carried down the
front and back would serve to keep the
fullness of the chiffon in place, thus
giving slender look to the figure.-St.
Louis Republic.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09
A Misunderstanding,

Mr.. Hendricks had just informed the
minister, who was enjoying a Sunday
dinner with the family, that he rarely
drank coffee, as it tended to keep him
awake, when Bobby had the following
to say:
"You drink it late at night, don't you,
pa?"
Never, Bobby; what put that idea
into your head?"
II heard ma say that whenever you
came home late at night she made it hot
for you, and s'posed she meant coffee. %
Bay City Chat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09
MOVING SOUTHWARK.
The Tide of Immigration Is Tending In
That Direction.

The next great movement of popula-
ton that the world is to witness will be
southwark. The conditions are now all
favorable. 1t has required a quarter of
a century since the war to bring abo ~
the changes that were necessary Ak
make the south athoroughly attract dal
country for northern and western faI,ta
ers. All the questions relating to pc
sible race troubles had to be settle, pI
the prejudices engendered on boz
sides by the war had to die out, and thd
fact that the south could produce
other things than cotton had to BIZ
demonstrated. The construction after
the war, of railroads through the west
and northwest by the aid of enormous
land grants made it absolutely neces-
sary that these roads, controlled as
they were by the leading financial poyv
ers of Europe and America, should bend
their energies and unite the influences
of all the financial forces concentrates
in them to turn population westward
The south was in no condition to in.
vite immigration, even if it had beer
in its power to accomplish anything.
against such combination of forck
were at work in behalf of the west
But great change has come a1l n
the disadvantages under which% Il
south has labored are being renyks ah.l'
During the last five or ten years there
have settled here and there all OVER the
south few northern and western farm
crs, whose great success is now being
made known to all their friends in their
former homes. This is awakening a
direct interest in the south in all parts
of the west-an interest such as could
be aroused in no other way.
From every section of the north, the
west and northwest, and even from Cali
fornia, requests for information about
the south and its advantages for set
tiers are being received. Items of news
from several thousand towns and vii
lagos from Maryland to Texas pass be-
fore the writer every day. The most
striking feature in this mass of news
so pronounced that it would impress
itself even upon the most casual reader
is the number of settlers reported
from day to day as locating in the south
This is entirely new thing. A year
ago items of this kind were rare. Now
every issue of every southern paper has
something in it about immigration mat
tersand the incoming of new people, and
even now thousands of western and
northern farmers are settling in the
south.-Richard H. Edmonds, in Chau-
tauuuan.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-04-09
Cheap by Comparison.

Its all wrong" said the old man.
from the country. young men now;
adays spend too much money on the
young women in whose eyes they arc
anxious to find favor. Courtship is al!
togther too expensive"
son the contrary" returned the man;
Of the world, sit is comparatively
cheap"
comparatively"
eyes, it's lot cheaper and more sat-
isfactory than paying alimony."-Chi-.
cago Post.