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ms TO eE A fuR WINTER.
some Very chic Creations Ia sable.
Nink and ErmInc

ms is 10 ne a fur winter. and fancy
craids and jet passCmenterie are rfst to
take the place Of sable and fox. crminc
Hnd chinchilla. They are simply &c form
the basis Of rich toilets. but he finish
ing touches are to be OF fur. Capcs OF
plated satin and plated velvet have
collar pelerincs which jus, cover the
shoulders like yoltes, OF grchc and mouf-
ron' sable, arctic fox. seal or mink.
Sable never looks so beautiful as whom
used IN CONJUNCTION with rich velvet and
brocades, and is therefore especially an
propriaie for evening cloaks. 4 mantle
oi mistrel blue velvet i'm a deep mt bril-
liant shade is cut in circular shane and
bordercd with sable tails The Eiiz1-
bethan collar il continued in long. mar
row revers down the front. The Innings
OF the costly wraps are almost as rich
as the oHtside. and this one Of blue vel
vet IL lined with white brocadc with "a
large design Of lilies traced BOO silver
thread.
gorgeous garment is Of pale pink
brocadc with clusters OF white and
mauvc iiiacs scattered over The surface.
The lining f. az sable. aud q rolling co.,
lar Of sable has ruiIies oI lace inside.
and IS fastened with huge hook and
eye Of diamonds
Another beautiful evening wrap
these so-callcd evening mautlss IRE
worn. also. Tor cITriage calls and with
very handsome afternoon toilets is Of
ehinchiila. lined with errninc II has
rolling collar. e yoke and q deep frilf az
fur over 'hc cape proper. which falls bc-
low the waist
\ iaunty little outdoor cape is made
~ seaisiiH. with high collar and pointed
yoke. The yoke is edged 10y fnll ruf
fe of soft gray chiuchiila Detroit
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Since we have been out here. have
noticed that mother has changed the
subject three times but some remarl. OF
yours mas always broughtthc converse.
ton bacl, TO it,"
't'roihcr. you know bat is a deiibcr-
aie--it is not true" Lillian rctorted
angrily.
II must say thought so too. dear" in
tcrPoscd Fred Walters. .IS6n 3n re-
member mother said js6fncthi, about
the services at church tonight Wei.
before anyone had time to reply yoi.
began talking again about whether !
could DE proved that WILDLY had not
hccG ont OF the house to- distribute the
notes"
Lillian seemed 10 forget her anger in
her interest iu the subject Sin. rose
and stood IN the doorway "NS far
as That IS concerned" she said. with
animation. Wildly could have had an
accomplish. Itvasa strangely dramatic
thing The way hc called up the police
90 he telephone and remained with tho
corpse iill tncy came. not even allowing
lhe servant to euier. ~ he Is guilty. be
IS nt least original lu these DAYS OF
masculine stupidity IL would he - pity
TO execute an original man. never
could see why murdcrcrs Should DO such
shori-sighted fools read the her
day ~ 70 man IS DO shot another down
and went 10 the Jail pretending to bc
insane io escape punishment. How
much moro effective would b. hayo been
n he had Systematically pretended 10
be insau" month or so before hc COM
mittrd tnc decd, 4 mean if DC had
done litfle'thirgs which would scarcr-
iN "'u.c r"wark at the time. bit which.
coupled with the crime afterwards,
would have pointed conclusr.lv 20 iu-
sanity. ~ wanted 80 drown nyeclfin
thc ri'rr and did not want anyone 30
flirh 10 was done tcuttorlly. T
would irs' do great many thirgs tD
frnko 30 ioot os II 7 had never Grcaucd
~ such " thing. would make engage
ucut-. leave thirg- unfinished. as if
iulcrucd 60 return to them tic rc,t
moment. and
"Ob. bush. ry cbild." interrupted
Mrs loundtrce. "What can raic YOU
1y uch thinr2 h1,c lcy.f heard
you tabs .o peculiarly
Every thing b. peculiar io mamma"
the girl coidly laughed as she turned
into the drawing room Tic nest mo
merit they heard lcr playing ON her
violin.
FRO .... rc,sf-rf..f+r.r
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CHAPTER V.

Mayor Roundtree lived i'm n large
two-storicd bricil house standing back
hundred yards from the street, in eN-
tensive grounds. 1t was in the suburbs
of >city, and at the end of one of the
e. var lines.
e mayor went home that
afteh >eut six o'clock, he found
his faniN. g on the front verapda
waiting f0S, s,rn. The group con
sisted uf his SON Marion. "a Young man
Just OF age. his married daughteg,
Lillian. her husband. Fred Walters, am
Mrs. Roundtree.
Talking about the murder, know"
said the mayor, as he came up the
steps
we are concerned about your offer
ing that reward. dear" Mrs. Round
tree replied. If had been downtown
| should have begged YOU not TO do il.
The murderer is evidently of unsound
mind, and the reward may direct his
attention to YOU. You know he says"
Mammals only nervous" interrupted
!.ilian. 'She hasn't talked of a thing
all day except the isolation of our house
aud how easy IL would Ice for a creature
"Pshaw, that's all nonsense" cN-
claimed the mayor, taking the seat va
Gated for him by his son. who haze
thrown himself into II hammock. BE
sides. the reward may be the means OF
putting the man under lock and key"
Il wish it had been tho duty OF some
one else to offer 1T replied Mrs. Round.
tree plaintiNcly. why. dear. he was
near enough To have killed YOU when he
put that note into your pocket"
He * not that sort of criminal" sad
Lillian, to the surprise of the others
lie will never kill anyone in open day.
seen. As the murderer says i'm his let
icrS, the sceret lies in that smile on Mr.
S;rong's face. DR. Kramer saw the
body. aud he said this afternoon that he
had never heard of ;.nyonc being killed
with just such "A facial expression. 1t
Is my opinion that you'll have To go
deep into psychical phenomena To- get
~ the mystery"
Hush, Lillian; I don't like 10 hear you
talk that way" said Mrs. Rouudtree.
81 have never approved Of your reading
the books YOU read"
You object to my reading anything
which * really new and progressive"
sGid the young wife. nettishly. "I'he
world would stand still t. we did not
S5,idy me new sciences If We die not
allow ourselves TO think on new lines. ="
1T seems Ia me. sister, ~cma -lted
Marion. that you have talked more
about the murder than anyone else
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
~ any case OF Catarrh that can not be
cered by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. y. Cheney 4 Co, Props. Toledo, q.
We. the undersigned. have known r. j..
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transactions and financially able To carry
out any obligations made 10y their firm
West 4 fruax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
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Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Young persons. especially young
women, who arc particular about their
personal appearance. are given 10 much
worry over molcs and similar facial
blcmishcs. aud often resort 10 severe
applications Doc the hope OF removing
them. Their efforts are usually fruit
less unless they employ surgeon. vs. ho
makes clean and scientific eNcision.
The danger of irritating these grow fhs
g not generally understood. Several
cases arc ON record whore accidental
bruises have resulted m spreading the
growth 10 ono instance the mole de-
,clopcd enormous spreading tendencies.
covering The entire surface OF The body.
resulting Gually iu death. Physicians
frequently warn their patients that
such blcmishcs should not be- iufcrfcrcd
with. but rarely do they insist with
sufficient carucstucss. The fact Isl that
q mole is potential earcoma. and IN
disturbed az ail should be completely
removed ~. y. Ledger.
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FIBROID TUMOR
Expelled by Lydia Z. PinIsham's
Vegetable Compound.
Interview with Mrs. Il. A. Lombard

have reason to think that 1 would
not be here nov II IL had not been for
Lydia l.. Pinkfsam's Vegetable Com
pound. 1t cured h9e of n fibroid tumor
in my womb.
Doctors could donoe hing for me, and
they could not cure mN at the hospital.
j will tell You about it:\
i had been in my usual health, hue
had worked quite hard. \When my
monthly period came on, fioNSed very
badly. The doctor gave me meA1icinc.
but IL did me no good. He said the
flow must bc stopped IL possible. ~
he must find the cause of my troubley
Upon examination. he found thr
was Fibroid Tumor in my womb. an
gave me treatment without any benefiS
whatever. About that time n lady
called ON me, and recommended Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable. Compound,
said she owed her life to it.
said i would try t., and did. Soon
after the flow became more natural and
regular. atill continued taking the
Compound fo- some time. Then the
doctor made an examination again
and found everything all right. n
tumor had pfsscd away and that dun
ache was gont Mus. Il. A. LOMBARD,
Box Il, Westd\ple, Mass.
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eood Many hundreds and even thou.
sands OF iohgsunerihg husbands can bear
SprrvNtu teS'monN TO the fact that this il
the sort on cA,echiSm the wives OF their
oosons subject Ncm TO ever, time they put
on tnSir mats 10 ~ out in the evening:
Winery are YOU goings"
Oh, I'm going cat fcr few minutes"
"Whcres"
oh, nowhere in Particular
"What fors"
"Oh. nothing"
why do YOU go. then
We'll, want To go, that's WHY.
DO YOU have to goyr
don know that do"
Why do YOU 90. thens''
Because"
because whaty"
We'll. simply because"
Eo'ng to be gone long!"
'Ilow longs"
II don't know"
',Anybcdy going with you,''
We'll. it's strange that YOU can't be CON.
tent To STAY at home "a few minutes. Don't
be gone long, will youy"
See that YOU don't"
ms is the reason 80 many marriages are
dead HAT fizzlc and faimre.--Philadclph
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Pictures Tell the s,.r,

OF how everything looks in south Dakota
as the result oi the great crops of the last
three years. The Chicago, Milwaukee, 4 ~,
Paul Railway company has had photographs
taken OF actual farm scenes i'm south Dako.
Ia and has had them reproduced i'm am at.
traetire cightpage illustrated circular.
winch 1T Is distributing free OF cost to all
WHO are looking for new homes in the most
fertile section OF the Middle Northwest
Send Your address To II. 4. Hunter. Inn
migration agent for South Dakota. 20l Dear.
born street. Chicago. H.. OF To w. r.. Powell
General Immigration agent, 40 Old Colony
Building Chicago. III.
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An Timer cut.

- Mrs. Murray Hill iss very homcly woman.
her husband is absent from the city and
her dearest friend, Mrs. Manhattan Reach,
called. Mrs. Hill said:
The last thing my husband did before he
went away was to give me a kiss
III M | should think that would be the
very last thing he would want 60 do
And now they don't speak Tor some rca.
SOM. Y. World
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Ask your grocer to-day to show you a
package oil GR-AlN-O, the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee. The children
may drink il without injury as well ms the
adult. All who try il like IL. GRAlN-O
has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java
but it IL made from pure grains, and the
most delicate stomachs receive il without
distress. IL the price of coffee. Zoe and
70 cts. per package. Sold by all groccn.
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can't stop till he has run something
down. Ky the way. he has bound us &c
secrecy. He says he will drop the cns,
the moment it gets into the papers that
Inc i here"
so Welsh said. l would not have
mentioned IL TO YOU. but he told me you
had given your consent TO Hendricks
being employed
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Aliens Foot Ease. powder for the feet.
u cures painful, swollen, smarting feet and
instantly takes the sting out of corns and
bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery
at the age. Aliens Foot Ease makes tight
or new shoes feel easy IL is a certain cure
Tor sweating, callous. hot. tired. aching feet
Try It to-day. Sold lay all druggists and shoe
stores, 25c Trial package. FREE. Write to
Allen :. Olms,cd. Leroy y. Y.
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Domestic Curves.

Iushcr is furious"
What's the mattery"
He was. arrested on suspicion of being
a scorchcr'
'Well-isn't he's"
No; that's hahy-buggy stoop he wears"
Detroit Free Press
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This is the prayer of the nervous who do
not sleep wen. Let them use Hostctter's
Stomach Bittcrs and their prayer will be
speedily answered Insomnia is the product
OF indigestion and nervousness. two associate
ailments, also icmedied 10y the Bitters. which
also vanquishcs malaria, constipation. liver
complaint, rheumatism and kidney COM
plants
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Queen Crescent Route Handsome His
torical Lithograph.

Colorcd br'is-eye view of Chattanooga,
Missionary Ridge. Wnlden's Ridge. and
portions of the Chicknmauga field as seen
from the summit of Lookout Mountain.
Highest style of iithogrnpher's art On
fine paper. plate l0X2i. Mailed for 10 cents
in stamps W C. Rinearson. Geu'I Pass I
Agt.. - X &. Route, Cincinnati q.
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naked onipre.

Wipe ripe guinness and place them side
~ side. stems upward, in q pudding
iisb. Pour over them cupful Of boil
~ waier into which has been stirred
OR fablespoonf1ls Of sugar. Cover the
ilsh ard bake until The quirees are ter
ifr.-.I aides Norid.
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An E,rnE,chnnue.

Author husband (trying to write)-My
dear. why don't YOU take up the study of
German
Wite--Why. John, what do you meanY
We'll. my dear, ! mean that you might
then give the English language n much.nced-
ed rest. Judge. f.
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The greatest OF Injuries in Central
Africa is salt. The long-continued Use
N vegetable food in that country croates
80 painful longing for salt that na-
lives deprived Of it for a iorf period
often show symptoms 81 inrsDf ~.
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The f. r. V. playing card IS better thar
any 30 cent card on the market. Send T.
cents for one deck or % cents for two deck.
(stamps or currency TO e.. II. Ryan, Asst
Gent Pass'r Ag, G. & -. Ry.. Cincinnati. q
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Culture Coadmtor What an air of
Wcll-brcd IcpOse young \rwrich has i"
" 6; but lac was naturally lazy to begin
with. '-Chlcago Record.
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uuiunous.

Medium--Thc spirit of your wife is here.
and says she never dreamed of such happi.
ness since YOU two parted
The Man-Tell her feel the same vnv
Life.
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wanted SPECIFICATIONS.

Lady-Are YOU willing to do some chop
ping for your dinner?
faded Jerry What kind OF pie is il.
mum;-N. y. Journal.
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ALL DISADVANTAGE.

Browne can't sec that he's distin.
guishcd looking
=, Townc2But his wife is with him now
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Via the Northwestern Line, will be sold
at reduced rates, each Tuesday aud Thurs
day during the show. limited To Monday
following date of sale. Apply TO agents
Chicago 4 North Western nv.
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Any spicy features i'm the now ploy 90
Well, the lady answered. John Lad hie
mouth full OF cloves. indianapolis Jour.
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After riN years suffering, ! was cured 10y
Piso's Cure Mary Thompson. 29l OHIO
Ave, Allegheny, Pa. March 49, o.
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The muscles stiff; body sore, a sure
Cure Ton II in IT. Jacobs Oil.
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You can always tel man who Is moi used
TO tipping liis hat by tic awkward way lac
docs IT, Washington Democrat
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Crippled. on crmches. from sprain.
Used St. Jacobs Oil. Wei again.
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II is made for IT, st. Jacobs Oh
Cures Ncurlgia--soothcs aud strengthens.
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a good time to quit bad habit is when
you are ont OF money
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Every man thinks his credit i. good
Washington Democrat.
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The worse one feels the moro people want
to talk to him Washington Democrat.
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There are people who know what has he
come OF every cent they ever had
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ENcursiOn Tickets to American Fat
stock. Horse, Poultry md Dairy
shows. ChicnHO, Nov. 2-I3.
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Hit hard. bruised and sick.
Iscd IT. Jacobs Oil; cured him quick.
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DO You ray whist, t.achre or other
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

lake Laxative Bromo Quinnc Tablets. Al
Irugglsts refund money II IL fails tocur PC.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

washington. Aug i3.-The United
States consul az Medellin. Colombia,
reports 10 the state department that
the long pendlng trial Of Charles RAD
ford. a native of Alabama, nccused IN
Colombia of murder. terminated July
q. last. IN a verdict Of guilty. The
Judge pronounced sentence ~ death
on the 6th inst. and an appeal was
taken al once 10 the highest tribunal.
which was granted. The sentence Il
REGARDED as iniquitious and hopes are
entertained that u will BE- reversed.
II not. a further appeal can be made
10 the supreme court OF bogoia Amer
his sentence Rudford was. by order OF
the alcalde. placed In heavy irons and
otherwise treated In the most cruel
manner.
The United States consul protested
20 the governor against such need
less cruelty and he said he was pew
erless TO interfere with the alcalde's
orders. The consul then teiographef
10 the American minister IN Bogoi a
hoping to obtain better treatment Tor
the condemned man through the Co
lombian government. The judge WIN
tried the case said he did not expect
the verdict, which was received with
surprise and indignation by the peonl'
prcsnt at the trial. The jury wa
composed Of three very young men
all deficient In intelligence. juror
cannot be challenged In Colombia
Five names are drawn by lot. One
struck out oy the prosecuting attorney
and one BY he counsel for the defens'
and three remaining constitute thl
Jury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
BIG CROWD At BUTTE.
Forty thousand People Meet W. j.
Bryan at the Depot.
HE MADE A SHORT SPEECH.
Bryan Referred 20 the Day ~ Being the
Annivsrsay Of H.s speech of Aeesp-
tanes Of tke Nominatlon -
Madison square Garden.

Butte. Mont, Aug. i3.-Amld the
screechlng Of steam whistles and
shouts Of welcome from $1,000 throats,
william J. Bryan was received In
Butte. Houstops sagged under the
weight OF thousands. and every win
dow where view could be had was
crowded with faces. The crowd At the
depot was 30 dense that the police
we're unable 70 cope with H. On
reaching the hotel. Mr. Bryan respond
ed to calls Tor a speech, and made a
brief address. He referred 20 the fact
that this day was the anniversary Of
his notification and speech Of accept
ance. ct Madison Square Garden. New
York.
Il hadn't thought he said. "oi eele.
bratlng the occasion IN this place, but
I am forclbly reminded Of the material
difference between the two cities.
said on going 10 New York. that ! va
going 20 the enemies country. j
would take a liar OF big dimensions q
declare I was 10 the enemies countrl
on this occasion. am pleased 70 NEE
my friends. and especially TO meet peo
pie who we're 90 automatically Of
our side during our last campaign"
Later in the day Mr.. Bryan went Z
Waiksrville. a suburb Of Butte, wher
a monster denomination took plac'
Today he spoke AZ the race track.
Mrs. Bryan. who Is the guest a MI
Charles W. Clark. held a reception [
the ladies' In the McDcrmoit hotel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
DEFEATED HE SPANISH.
Rebels Get The Rest of . right IN
nntauras Pfovif e..

Rebels Get The Rest of . Fight IN
Matauras Provii -.
Key West. Fla. Aus. l3.-An i'm.
portant engagement took place near
Cardenas, Maianzas province. Tho
spanlards were badly defeated with
very heavy ioss. General Molina waf
killed. The fight lasted several hout
and General weyier was Obliged 70 re-
treat from Aguacate TO Jaruco. The
insurgents are waiting outside Of the
town 20 see n they can attack his
forces there. Tho people Of Havana
fear the dangers Of the situation oi
Weyler. Nearly all the Cuban force.
of Havana prov nee are concentrated
near Jaruco.
Near Giblrn. Santiago de cuta prov.
ince. the town Of Rcsalla vas attacked
The insurgents entered the town with.
out resistance. finding many spanish
soldiers drunk IN the street and mos
Of the officers AZ a ball Ono captain
was killed. three lleutenants and g
soldiers. Twenty-Five Eucrrlllaa wer,
maoheted. After sacking the town I
was burned and only three houses
we're left
Weyler has ordered al stores a. =
peranza not 20 cell goods. but 10 clos
their doors Tie people are dying o
hunger. and the sick cannot buy drug
Weyler wants them punished be
cause the Insurgents entered the tow
and the people made no resistance.
The spanish daily Dlaro de IA Ma
rina AGAIN attacks the American pres
IN an insulting manner. stating alsi
that Senator Mnrgan's defense a. Gu
bans looks a. II he were paid by N
Juuia 10 work FOR that cause