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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25
ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUS?

An English authority is responsible for
the assertion that mans destiny depends
upon the month Of his birth.
A man born in January will be hard
worker, a lover of good wine, fine singer,
a manager of great enterprise. A woman
born in that month will be affable; will
have domestic tastes and will be capable of
great endurance.
much but women more. He will be
stingy at home, but prodigal abroad The
woman will be an affectionate wife and a
good mother.
The man born in March will be hand.
some, honest and prudent Yet he will
die poor The woman will be tall and
stout and witty.
The man born in April will not neces-
sarily be a fool even if his birthday is the
next day after March 81. The woman will
be a chatterboX, and will have advanced
ideas. She will be leading member of
the shrieking sisterhood
The man born in May will be amiable
and will make his life partner happy, The
woman will equal him in amiability and
the other above named desirable quality
The man born in June will be of small
stature and very fond of women and child
rem. The woman will be Eighty and a
high liver, but will repent and sober down
at 40
The man born in July will be of mill
tary tastes, a trlle pompous. but good
fellow, withal The woman will have a
sulky temper; she will be proud and hand
some.
The man born in August will be ambi
tions and courageous. The woman will
he what Americans call capable. She will
be equal to running IA farm or editing Il
newspaper.
The man born in September will be
strong and wise: he will make few mis-
takes and live and die rich. The woman
will be loved by her friends have many
suitors and die an old maid.
The man born in October will write
poetry when young: then he will dabble
in politics and wind up aa reformer The
woman will be pretty and late in life an
apostle Of total abstinence
The man born in November will have il
fine face, great address, and if not careful
he will be gay Lotharo. The woman
will be large, liberal minded and fond OF
novelty and novels.
The man born in December will have Il
passionate temper, yet will be the first 10
forget. The woman will be a Lady Boun-
tlful to the deserving poor, but terror to
tramps and the uilfully unemployed. -
Philadelphia Press.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25
THE CRAFTY DAIRYMAN.

''You have quite an establishment
here" said the visitor approvingly, "but
do not understand how you operate your
churn.'
The diryman laughed.
mag does it, he said.
"Your daughter" asked the visitor.
"Yep."
"She must be very strong ann industri-
GUS girl"
''Shes the derndest, LATEST gal in
these parts" replied the darman with
emphasis.
"How?'
"When couldn't get her to do nothin'
but NOPE round the house an read novels
and fashion papers by talkin' to her an
pointin' out the error Of her ways l rugged
up sorter bicycle machine attachment to
the churn."
ooh, see. Then it didn't seem like
work, and she ran the churn by riding the
bicycle
Not right off, she didn't. She wasn't
caught so easy as that so | went tC
town and bought her pair of red
bloomers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25

Itsan old saying that ''The proof OF the
pudding is in the eating of it,, And it is
because people have taken Simmons Liver
Regulator that they know it to be most
excellent medicine and especially for the
Spring and Fall when there is so much
Malaria in the air. Mr.. w. r. Lee of
Pendleton, n. c., says, 81 have used Sim
mons Liver Regulator for twenty years, in
place of calomel and quinine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25

will expect his children to take care OF
him, and if he is rich he should remember
them also, and protect them in their rights
as his heirs. 1t seems like hopeless task
to attempt to advise widower, for | am
told they don't take kindly to advice, and
If their minds are made up, the floods of
Niagara could not turn them from their
course. They are probably about like other
men in this particular, for, if there is one
thing more than another in which people
are determined to do as they please, it is in
the matter of getting married.
They won't take advice-they prefer to
take consoquences.-Mar Sidney in Farm
Journal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25

The ground for growing small fruit
should be well fertilized and thoroughly
pulverized.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25

Some special values in Ladies', Misses
and Children's Capes, Refers and Jackets
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25
Great results demand bold strokes.

ReVo.utionzed Great results demand bold strokes
Prices for Spring. down the work of
AmaZng-but thousands who look to us Tor It, ones We m '
we've goodsen for the whole
Absolutely True THAT'S vhv
Prices just One=lalf- to double the sales.
We Improbable We've all over that
and decided, with beginning
Break away from cut and dried methods by Selling for Half Price
Whatever clothes Whatever clothes
this Summer Winter buy
com tothE
Finest Overcoas worth $500 October SIP
Finest Black Suits worth S3ooo to-day sell for $780,
Spring Suits worth $1,000 go 5000 $S75 $685.
Spring OverCoats worth $3.50 $3.75
Boys Suits ought bring $780, $500 $500 ones $500
Mems Trousers by thousands lust half
We only The cit stirred prices
Nothing like Browns make
Clothing don't andw
Notwithstanding the prices, we're paying
2AME A. EYER Railroad Fare purchases Of moderate
Sixth and Market sts WANAMAKER & BROWN
Twelfth and Market SITS. WIN. H. WANAMAKER
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25

This Spring we are making special effort
to clothe the little folks We have received
and placed on sale large line of Clothing
from "A New York manufacturer. The
same is offered at prices that will astonish
you. Boys Suits from fifty cents up.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25

. 40 SPRING 'S %

CPRING finds us better prepared to
- serve you than ever before. Lines
larger, assortments finer, and last but
not least. prices lower
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-25

Our Dress Goods Department is crowded
with the newest fabrics of the day in
Cotton, Linen and Wool. Prices range from
Five Cents to One Dollar per yard.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
!. Gatharins @uibenbsrrn. cine far

- Gaibarine Gu~ibsnberrs. cine fars
bias Srau, III in Gbiaicotbe. 80. 3d.,
am Sonntae in benz merftpirbig boben
Alter bon l16 Sabren eeftorben.
- ytad ben ,Resierunss.8 erednun.
gen" bat bic iineite BreiSfeissruns bes
WeiSens ben Sarmern ettpa $40, 900, 900
sebra4t. Das 1T in bobsm Grade iibsr.
raiheno-ft r bic Garmer, bic bisber ss.
Slaubt baben, bab bic W~siasnbauFe muir
ben WeisenbdnbIsrn unb WeissnsS peius
lanten su Cute eefommen lit. Sintemas
len aber bic ,,8esisruns" ieIbf es aus.
seretnet bat. tperben'S bic Sarmer tpobI
slauben mifen, cab ite isIbit UNI s40,.
DOC. 600 rei6er setporben fino.
- SnfoIse beS Daponroqens elmer
8ereDerfs' Gar auf Der ,.Mib.8 anep
@olierp.8 abn" bel Sbamotin, &c.,
tpuroe am Montas elm 9eramann Na.
mems Yeter @ulif 8etDbtet unb bic Nrs
better Sobn $. Subiot, @nbrstp Gsrtsr,
Sames Tretpitt unb Nidael 9ut6fe
trusen lebenseefdbrli6e 8srIsbunssn ba.
bon. Die Gar fubr sessn msbrere
idtper beIabens GarS, bic am Subs Der
ffeiIen 8abnifrede ftunben. Guilt tpurbe
nit BEN Sirni8dbeI seesn slnsn Isls.
srapbensfabI nit FOLDER @epaIt gee
i4lsuoert, baB bas 9ebirn mad allen
Soften ipribte.
- gm Sonntus fanb in Ct. Souls
bas 2eidenbesdnsnib bon Naior @usen
8sisel tatt. SIN GIter bon nur 50
Sabren 1T er einem 2sberIeiben erIsssn.
@r bat ais Sedsr's abiutant i'm 80. 81.
I%inoiisr 8esiment TAPER pisIs SGIa6tsn
bes 8lrserfriessS our&semudt unb fpd.
ter oils Waior i'm Stabs bes Sen.
Sdur3. Seine 2ei6e tpurbe. isinsm
Buni4e semdB, i'm Grematorium in
gide bertpanoeIt uno babin untsr g..
cOrts bes Srani g. Blair 8oftsns. benz
Der 8erforbene a%nseb6rte, unb untsr
9beiInubms Fer ,.GopaI 2ssion" unb
pieler anberer 2%eiotraesnben bonn
Trausrbaufe SeIeitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
SerthtItheS.

Sie in lebtsr @ode i6uIbis bsfunbe.
men slnsetla8ten erbieltsn am Samitaa
ibr nrtbeil aueeipro6en.
MibaeI Gaoben bon Der Weffeite, ber
@ebr. Soplep's 2aben beraubte, enttam
nit elmer Strafe bon sl5 unb ieds Mo.
natsn i'm @efdnsnib.
Ser Sunse Dabib @iIiams tpurbs
mad Der SnbutriaI 8sformanitaIt su
Suntinebon iberpieien, tpeiI er, nabbem
Jpn &idter Grhbalb tpesen ieiner Su.
senb nit einem 8srtpsis entlisB, mebrers
Gage ipGter tpieber einen 9iebtabl be.
sins. tuie Ieste Wo@e beridtet.
grs8erpalter Der 8ubb Opera Goms
panic @m. @aite, Der aus Der @elb.
ipinbe bes Nrlinston Sotel8 $40 itabI,
mub 6 Monate i'm 9efdnenib abfiBen
unb S15 Strafe sabIen.
Sobn Sarbi bon Olb Sorse, Der feline
frdntIi6e fleine Stiefto6ter in brutaIer
Wsiie %mibbanbelte. bat S25 Strafe su
subIsn unO 6 MOnate i'm @sfansniB ba.
fur ubsuiibsn.
Special 8eamter @bas. $. @arnsr
bon Dunmore mub SIS Strafs sabIsn,
neil er ben WidaeI WeDonnel in I'm.
barmbsrsieer @eiie burdtlopfte.
Daniel Sobnicn bate bic bDis 4nee.
tpobnbeit, perborsene Wafsn su trasen.
mub baber cine Strafe bon $40 3abIen.
SIN elmer srbbsren NnsabI un~beosutsn,
ben 5Gqen fane aud 8erurtbeilung ffatt.
Cine einipbhentIide Sisuns bon 9lr.
sument @eri1t fir ben September Ger.
min beeann am Wontae Worsen i'm Ser.
Staten @ebdube, unter benz 8oriiS Der
Ri6ter glr6baIb. Ginfter unb 81.
tparbS. Cine siemIide 4naabI bon Sal.
len famen aur 8erbanbIun8.
Drei Stimmpldbe ipurben am Wons
tag seridtIi6 perdnbert ; Der 5. Difrift
Der l. Warb 1T nab benz @ebduos bss
5inIep 8ob an 8atfins Strabe, nabe
Wain ape. berieet, unb Der 4. Diftriit
perielben 8arb mad elmer 8uoe auf
2anb beS SbomaS SarriS an Barter
StraBe in gImburit Borough tpurSe
Der StimmplaB mad benz 2absn bon
partridge & So. an Main Strabe, Der
5srberei sesenlber, berlegt.
9ie @robseidporenen SeriammsIn fi9
am nd4ften NOntas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

-Seuts III Donationstas flr baS ct.
Soiepb SinbIinsbeim.
- Srau Mars SaBboIb bon Green.
tpcob tritt nadfe @ode cine Reiie nod
DeutidIanb an.
- 0en Srausn Soiepbins Bean, Ga.
tbarine @Iapp, @Iisabetb Sapsr unb
Srances U. Reeie tpurben bonn @sridt
S&siounssbefrete betpiaist.
- 2abt eu1 nidt bur6 ireenb ipeIde
ieniationele poIitiide 9eri6te in ben
Iebtsn Gasen Dor Der WabI IRE fibren
bsnn iie iinb meitens erlosen unb nur
auf bic Tdui&uns Der @abIer berednst.
- @ir MAIDEN unfere 2eier auf bic
an anberer Sts[ie pubIisirte gInssiss bss
,,Salb Yrsis 2dben" aufmsrtiam unf
slauben, bab bic aneesebsnen 9reiie fur
bieIe berieIben iebr intereRant fem tper.
ben. Die stpei 2dben, oil 2adapanna
Ibenue unb 1913 8enn Gpenue, entbaI'
ten einen sroBen 8orratb alsr art &ieis
ounssSesenitdnbe, peIde su erftuunIid
biaissn Prsiien ~perfauft tuerben.
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@te lit biee

Bir bieten einbunoert Dollars BeIobnunf
fur isoen aaa bon 8atarrb. Der niht bur1 Gin
nsbmen bon Saa's Satarrb Sur ssbeiIt rusroer
fam
8. 3. GbeHep & 6 O.. Giesntb., SoIsbo, 8
Btr, Die lluter5eidneten, babsn, 8. 8. Gbs
nep felt ben lsbten Is Sabren sefannt unb bal
ten lbn fur BOLTON men ebrenbaft in allen Sc.
Observation-Disclosures uuo f%nan5iea befdbist,
ale BON fsinsr 8irma %eiu8s8angsnsn 8erbino.
libfeiteu ju srflQsu.
MET g. Sruag. @rObbano els.9rOsuifsn
Soleoo, 8.
Baloing, 8iuuan g. Warpin, @rob
bauosls.0 roauiften, IoIebo. o.
SaQS &atarrb.Sur uiro innerIid geuommsr
unb pirtt brett auf bas Blu uno Die itleimiasr
Sbsrfldd.n oes spftems. 3eu9Rift fret Der
ianht. Rreis Toe. fur ote 8Iaf@s. p~ert1uft Dor
allen apotbefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

- Ser befannts ,.@rbbebentbeoreti,
fer" 8uboIf SuIb bat i'm BsrIiner 8sr'
Elm Der Raufeute einen 8ortrag 1be,
feline ,,@rbbebsntbeorie" 8ebaIten. @i
mar bies cine @ntsesnuns auf bic ,.Weis'
ineuns''. baB bic @eIt i'm Sabre 1896
unterseben tperbe, cine 8ebaupiuns, mel
der betanntlid AUDI Der Director be,
ocrtisen Sterntparte 9rof. Or. @iIbeln
5briter unb Der ,,Reids'G nseiser" emit
sseensetreten finb. Run finb aud BIZ
dngitIi6ten 8emdtber berubiet, oa Salt
ssipro6en bat. 2sbterer mubte, ba iein'
bsibsn Ssine SsIdbmt fino, in ben SaaI
setraeen tperben.
- Der britii6e Dampfer ,,8orsIet
Sau" lief Montas Morssn nit ieinsl
2aouns in belen Slammen brennsnb in
ben Nsp gorier Safen Elm. Das S1ifi
mar auf Der Sabrt bon Rsp Orleans
na6 Sapre felt benz Is. Ottober untsr.
tpees. 9Im Worsen bsS %. Oftobsrs,
als Der Dampier nod $50 WsiIen idb'
lid bon Sanop Sooi mar, fab man
tpdbrsnb zines beftieen SturmeS Rau9
benz 8entiIator unter elmer Bride snt,
ftsi8en. 8aIO entbedte man, baB bic
meit aus 8aumtpoIe beftebenpe 2aoune
bonn Ssuer ereriffen mar. Gin 8eriu4,
10 bisI pie m6sli6 bon berieIben iber
8orb ;u perfen, muBts a~ufeeeeben tper.
ben, tpeiI oas S9if bel benz bOben See.
gauge su i4psr rpqte. Gapitdn Game'
ron bei6loB beSbalb, ben 2aberaum unter
Bafer su iessn. Die S6tdu9e pur'
ben anseiebt unb bic 5euerpumpen finsen
an su arbsitsn. SO SeIans enOIi6, bas
S6iff fiber na9 Nep gori ~ brineen.
AIs bic Nanni8aft in Der Auarantane
antam. iparsn ale Rann pbais er'
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- Ser uR. 3. SsraIb" fisat cine
9erednuns auf, ponad We2inIes 24e
unb 8rpan 134 gleftoraIhimmen ,ufal.
len tpiroen. Das observation-disclosures
tpiro mad Der 8ere6nuns bes getp gor.
Ter 8Iattes aus 2l5 @olbnGbrungs. uni
l43 SiIbsrIeutsn bsitsben. SIR 1898 il
cine 9unabme Der repubIifaniidsn Sc.
natoren I'm neun au ertparten.
- @dbreno gnbrep 8. Spute mil
ieiner Srau unb feinen fdnf 2inbern
Scnntas Ra6mittae auf SMITHS Safe,
einem fIeinen @epafer rabe Der idoIi6en
StabtSrense bon Denber, Gol., in einem
fIeinen 8oote cine Waferfabrt madte,
iGlus baS Boot aus uubefannter nr1abe
I'm, unb Srau Spute ertrant nit ibren
8inbern. Spute, Der Elm SpeSereipaa.
r%snbdnbIer III, rsttete fi4.
- Sonntas Morsen, iurs Dor 10
nbr, colioirtep stpei 9uRasierslse aui
Der st. Souls & San Sraneisco. 8abn,
beinabe seseniber Der Binbion'S Station,
uneefdbr ID Weilen bon ct. Souls, unt
a6t 9erionen ipurben auf Der STEELE se.
tbttet unb mebr aIS stpan3is msbr pber
minber sefdbrIid berIebt brei babon
tpsrben bieQei1t fterben. Die @et5btes
ten babsn ALE in ct. Souls ibrs Sei.
matb.
-.8sinB oitmsifer BARI BartsipoIitit
treiben'', erfIdrt Silfspotmeitsr Sonss.
BaibinetOn Seine, 9oftmeiier bsr
srDbten Stabt bes @eitsns, Gbieasp,
aber BARI i'm 2anbs bsrumreiisn, um
Bauien fir Sound Wonep", tpie Gle.
UeIano, @arliSls unb 9enoHsn ss psrfte.
ben, su baIten. GIepeIano tpirbe man
am beien ,,bie bide 2anbesmutter" men.
men. Sur mas ,,iis" fur partsiIos unb
unparteiiid erflart, bas blrfen ibrs
.Sunsen" tbun.
- Sin perbdnenibpoIer 1nfaq paf.
firte Sreitas abeno bel 9uncannon,
3d.. einsm 5ra6isuse Der BennipIbania
8abn. 90 NIT Waaren belaosns @ars
tpurben bsmolirt unb bic 2ofomotipe feI
lber bic 8bi6une binab. Die 1rimmer
fineen Seuer, aber bic SIummen ipurbsn
BON ben SeuernebrIsuten unterbrtdt.
Dian nimmt an, bab unter ben bemoIir.
ten GarS spei Cramps lisssn. Ser Tins
faa e%ntiano pabrf8einIi& bur& cine &C.,
brodene adie.
- Der fir 8almer uub 9udner Elm.
tretenbe Buffalo DemOfrat" ma6t fi&
bsreits nit Der INNER tpabriHsinIider
tperbenben @rpdbIune 8rpan's bertraut.
1T i6reibt r~eiisnirt !: .8ir seben uur
unisrem Seritdnbnib Der politii6sn Sage
4usbrud, tpenn mir iasen, bab mir
Germ 8rpun's G~rpdbIuns fur serabe,u
fiber balten. @ir mlbtsn ppIitii6 bIinb
fem. poatsn mir bic Stimmuns bss 8oIs
tes ni4t %ertennen. ooer fei8 fem, tpenn
mir Der @abrbsit, tpie mir iis taItuIiren,
ni4t 8e&nune traeen ipoaten''.
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StaOt unD Gount1.
NprIdmffae MnfdmbiAmn2.

Sen berebrtsn Qbonnenten biermit sui
sefdaisen Nadri&t. baB mir balo mil
Der Collection riditanbiser @eIber begins
men tperben. Seer baber ni6t semabni
gu fem panidt. ioate Obne tpeiteren auf'
i&ub in Der Office pOriprsden unS be-
aablen.
Nir srtparten, baB glIe. bic elm Sabr
ober IanSer iduIbis iinb, ibrsn 8erbinb'
li1feiten nadfommen unb pdnttl'b ben
meift unbebeutenben 8etras entrlbten.
penn ber Solicitor poripri1t.
Ser SerauSeeber.
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inns benz pberen Ebale.
(lr&baIb &prrtfpsnbtna.l

- Sem IA Sabre alien @m. Stpift
bon GrdbaIb ipurbe am 9ienitas pdb'
rsnb Der grbeit Elm 8ein sebroaen.
= Die 8. & $. Wine 3u Ssrmpn ar.
beitet bsinabe bole 8eit unb bic Irbeitsr
tperben nabe3u sinen polen Monat fir
Sftobsr erbalten.
- Sobnion's 2absn su griceburs
tpurbe am Sonntas Worsen UNI cine
Auantitdt Waarsn beraubt, bic Der Sieb
our6 gini4Iasen elmer Senferi8eibe CT.
baidts.
- Dem Oeiterrei9er Sobn Gbun1ti
bon 9broop tpurbe am Donneritas in Der
Brine bas redts 8sin 70 idIimm bur6
neberfabren aerbrddt, bab Cd ibm i'm
%2adapanna Soipital amputirt tpurbe.
- Die Sefli6teit Der S&Iau& Som,
panic bon 4rdbaIb in 2inbs's Sale am
DOnneritas Gbenb ersab fur bieielbe
einen Geinertra8 bon eirea $3.50.
Senrp Dirt setuann nit ieinsm Tidet bas
$40 @OISftld.
- Ser 9oIe Sranf Sibruta, Der Dor
ettua Sabresfrift ieinen 2~anbsmann Sobn
Sobosfie su Bleafant 8aIep ermorbet
baben fou, 1T am Sreitas @benb in iei.
mem 8ofbauie su Briceburs burd County
0eteftip sepibon unb GonitabIsr 8i1arb
Baron bon 9idion a~rretirt iporben.
Sibruta unb stpei anbsre 9oIen battsn
sur 5eit Streit nit benz grmorbsten unb
in Der Trunfenbeit sriffen iis Jpn an unb
perIebten ibn berart, baB er in bier "a.
gen ftarb. Sibruta foa Dor einiaen Gas
gen einem Sreunbe bic Gbat e~inseitanben
baben unb ais oieS au Obren beS county
0eteftips selanste, IisB ct ibn iOeIsi&
perbaften.
Carbonate Gprrtipsnbsni.)
- Gin toQer Dumb, Der an Belmont
Strabe mebrere 9erionen am Samfas
biB unb eroBe a~ufrssune berurla&ts,
purbe na& Simpion berfoIst unb ba.
ieIbft erfdofsn.
Gin spiiden bier unb &i6monbaIe
uuf benz GeIeiie liesenbsr Wann tpurbe
Dienita8 UNI Witterna6t bon einsm
Strabenbabnpasen setrofsn unb n;&t
unerbsbIi& psrIest.
= 8eim QbIaben bon Gifen am Sam.
Rag bel ben Senbtid Wanufaftur Werfen
puroe Gus. Hieien bur1 cine 9latte an
Der Sanb in iebr b6ier 8siie perIebt unb
ss erforberte % Slide, UNI bic Wunbs
su f4lisBen.
- Gin Dieb itabI aus Der @obnuns
oes Anbretp Mit6eq Isste ISOLDE $50
8aarselb unb einen Gbed ; Der Ginbru&
tpurbe am Donnerftas Morsen entbedt
unb bic Ius3ablun9 bes GbedS iosIsi1
su nidte eema6t.
- Or. 8. @ebIau bon SCRANTON aab
am 8onneritas 4benb Dor Der bieitssn
meoiSinii1en 8eieai6aft i'm SoteI Gms.
rican einen mebrftinbisen 8ortrag, Der
intereRant unb belebrsnb mar unb in
isbr bsifaaiSer Beiie %aufssnommen
tpurbe.
Da8 peri6nli6s @isentbum i'm Gr.
Iineion Sotel an Dunbaff Strase tpurbs
am Wontas bon Deputy S&sriff Serbsr
an Gu8. Sartuns bon SonssbaIe psr'
fault 9aitpirtb Sotparb tpirb aIs Ssr'
matter bes Germ Sartune baielbft psr'
bIeiben.
Cine ep. Iutb. 9smeinbe ipurbe am
Donneritas Ibenb bier untsr benz Sra.
men st. 8aul'S beutfae Iutberii6e &ir&e
ssertnbet bic Serren W. S4r6ber.
Souls Bruner unb u. gnseI iinb elm.
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up the back. the fastening hidden by
folds or insertion bands, the style elect
ed Tor m%atrons as well as young girls,
and the bodice looks very pretty so ar
ranged, for the fastening is invisible
and the fronts are deliberately deco
rated.
For boating, yachting and mountain
wear very inexpensive suits are made
of Russia linen crash in ecru flax
shades, slightly rough but cool to the
touch, and very strong and durable.
They have a short jacket bodice or
open blazer with banded bishop sleeves.
The entire suit is unlined and finished
with machine-stitched edges. The
most popular mohairs are very lustrous
OF surface, the heavy threads forming
basket-weaves instead of the familiar
closely-woven surface like ALPACA, and
a continued fancy is for sailor collars
and other accessories of ecru grass
linen, these being considered o
stylish than the collars of heavy lace
or velvet usually worn with mohair
gowns, and it is likewise considered
good style to have the entire blouse
waist of this ecru or fl~ax-colored linen
with dark blue etamine or English
serge for the jacket and skirt.
Costumes of white mohair with al
pine hats en- suite are in hign fashion
for stylish summer wear. Some of the
gowns are elegantly lined and trimmed;
others have the skirt and jacket I'M
lined and finished with machine-stitch-
ing. Lines of fine gold braid decorate
many of the white wool costumes made
for walking, cycling or driving, and the
suit is then lined with pale yellow and
the waist or bodice jacket decorated
with white and gold buttons.
KATE pUNHAM.
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THE N G PEN PLAN.
Uow to Put Up a Dcsirably-ArranGed
Poultry House.

Now to Put Up a DcsirabIy-ArranGed
Poultry House.
Divide poultry into fiocks of 25 birds
and have pens at least IL feet square for
each flock. l would build IL or Is feet
wide AID long enough b accommodate
the number of hens wanted. Construct
4 walk three feet wide the length OF
the house, on the north side, and have
feed trough and water tank in the walk
and nest boxes mex to the walk so as
not to be obliged to go into the pens
except to care for drOppings under the
roostS. Place nests over the feed
trough and screen in front to darken
them somewhat. \ room in an end of
the house will be convenient for grain,
oyster shells, road dust, coal ashes, lit
ter and material for setting purposes.
Hang a floor ) by 6 feet about 3 feet
above the ground in a corner of the pen
and put poultry netting around to shut
hens in that want to sit. Make the
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Our Letter sY."

1t hiss always been supposed thatou,
letter y was a ''lineal descendant"
from the Roman Y, which, in the time
of Cicero, was borrowed from the
Greek alphabet to represent upsilon in
the translation of Greek names. 1t is
shown, however, by late investiga.
tons, that the letter is only used to
transliterate borrowed words which
come to US directly from the Greek, or
indirectly from the Latin or French.
In the majority of cases our English ,
is a semiconsonant, corresponding in
value to the continental European j.
Y was adopted by the Anglo-Saxon,
along with the other Roman letters,
from the Latin alphabet. its value be.
ing approximately that of i. In fact,
it is claimed that there is not slineal
descendant" of the "Anglo-Saxon v
known. The modern English v is not
a y at all, but a e, which the Romans
evolved from a still earlier ''c."-St
Louis Republic.
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The Best Remedy for BIoat.

As a remedy for blca: caused by al
falfa, clover, etc, Director Devol, Of
Arizona, considers puncturing the
paunch from the center of the hollow
in front of the hauncE bone, the surest
remedy. Prof. Gulley says a wet blan-
ket on the cows back is the lest remedy
for bloat. A successful stockman says
oloat can be cured by pulling the ami
mails tongue out as far as possible, or
by placing a stick as large as a wrist
cross-wise in the mouth, or by making
it stand Is to 30 minutes with front feet
up hill or on a box considerably higher
than the hind feet. Prevent bloat by
givin full feed of dry inod before turn
ing on green clover, turn them on clover
but q few minutes at Z time till used to
1t. and never urn them on clover when
dew or rain is on it.