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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
Spanicms Nictcrmm0.

Sas beuti9e Spunien ~;eriiel I'M
lcptcn %lertel pcs -. %Sabrbunoerts
III pier perihiebene Sbeile. Gen
Siloen oeo vanoeo batten Die Wauern
inne, Die norolihe i,dlite ;eriiel in
Die tlcinen &oniorsihe Nrrnnnnien
Galtilicn unb Naparra, pom ocncn Die
beioen Grlteren purd %erbeiratbun9
N~ercinanos nit ISABELLA Suiammcn
Ilelen uno eS linen selana, Die araber
aus Dem ranoc 81 pertreibcn. Bon
Stuno an ltieg Spanien'e Stern, uno
talm 20 Sabre ipdter mar Spanien
cas 9roBte uno mGhti9ite Heih Der
s|elt. \ Columbus l6entte Dem ao
ni9spaare cine nele Melt, beiien Sod
ter belratbete ben Sobn ocs romilhen
&ailerS oeuti6er Nation, melder
Sipei Sabre lang &oni9 bon Spanicn
mar nno leine Grblaube inter Die ipa
niIde &rpnc bradte; Fbilipp peo
S6onen Sobn war Der mdhti9e 3ai
ler aarl Der Niinite, wel6er nit rebt
la9en tonnte, BAH in ieincn rdnoern
bic Come niht unter9ebe.
Inter aarl'S Sobn unb Na6iol
ger, Dem 9raulamen Filipp Dem .3wei
ten, wuds Spanien nod, uno Die
Sribute Der prei AmerifaS madten
oas iriiber arIne Spanier ;lm reid
item vanoe Der gSelt; Spanier bittir
ten baS Geremoniell am beutlden 8ai
lcrbcTe, tprannilirten Die Nieoerlanoe
unc Die %ice= @oni9rei6e in amerita,
lnc ieine Frin,eiiinnen iaBen auf ben
Sbronen pon einem balben Sutenc
&onigreiden. aber inter Ybilipp
fam aud l6On Der @eriall, welder
ieet 10 breibunoert Sabre seoauert bat.
Die s%esenwdrtise @eneratiOn i6eint
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
EmbG.

Mouhe yeier i6einen tinen per
tebrten Se9riH bon Der Wr0Be Nuba'S
nm Don leiuer SeuOlterun9 I'll boben.
Nir tbeilen oober eini9e Nin;elnbei
ten nit. Sie >Sniel Debut lid $50
Wfeilm bon Often nn6 Melten aus,
wGbrenb ibrc Sreitc ,nIr ;pii6en %
.uno 1870 Wteilen betrdgt. 6ubo lit
un9efdbr 10 9roB mic Vennlulpanien,
mas Den Nld6eninbalt 0nbetriiit.
lleber Die Sepolteruno mo oercn
Gbcratter beiBt es IN Wteper's Gon=
per'ltlonSlcrlton wiefOl9t: rGuba bat
|, 521, 6S4 Sewobner, ndmli6 977,=
9S2 Spanier unO lpunil6e Greolen,
1862 anoere MeiBe, 1851 0bis
nefcn unp iS9, 349 ,SOrbi9e. Die
9ipriinSli6en ,,nbianer iinr lGngit
penn burten Swtf erlcSen, pen Die
Spanier aui lie ausilbten. Hitter Der
weiRen %epolerung beltcbt ein ne
lentlider We9esl0p. Zen oui Der IN
lei Geborencn Sreolcn ut bic lpanilha
Nerrldait tier perbaBt, oQ lie lid NJ
uit9eiept mo alle Stoo SGmter uao
eintrdSli6et Foiten in pcn iodnnen
Der Spani2r leben, mtl6c gUnS i'm
~eil.e Der @entralre9ierm9 odS sano
I'll eigenc'a %ortbeil uaabeuten Sie
l6lette S%erwaltuns mn Die lanb inn
mer for.bauernpe Grbebun9 par Oil
ierentill;ollen III Wrnlten peS 8utter-
lanoe&s MAIDEN eS ertldrlida, BAH Die
Greoen li6 nah Hefreiun@ pom Dem
ibnes mertrdSlia gewOrasuen ,So6t
lebprn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
ct. GlDnO, Miin1eiota, 0on1eritag ben 7. Npril, 1898

len unO brin9cn lid ONmit unt ibr ;u=
tltnlti9es SPELL mo ibre ci0enc Auier.
ltebur9 Mir wollcu einen duOerl,
S%e9 gcben, Den ocS iocrrn, oem nm
ptelcr Olleiu filbrt gum Ncilc. Ger
@lnn8 Der Sltcr9lote lit Elm fricO
li6er, er tiinoct Den Wtem6cu Grlo-
lung uno SrieOen an, m0ge oieie,
Gag audi bcberSiget Wcroen nm bimm.
lild)er Nrieoe iiber Die yanoc mNtten.
Nueluid,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07

|betimmt Ji iein, aud oas &nos III
krkben; oenn ni6t nilr Weni6en,
Ial4b Stdbte uno Heide lterben, u,o
.Spanien itebt am 8aube ieineo era
beS. Die Nieoerlanoc riiien ii6 los,
uno oeren 2lbiall bradJts Dem yanoc
cine enblole Heibe bon Terluiten unc
NieOerlaSen, Die :3eritSrln9 Der I'm
iiberrpinolidcn ,ylotte" ourd bic Sn0
.ldnber mar nidt Die %9erinsite.
Inter Fbilipp Dem Gisrten perlor
oaS Oamali9e 9$eltrei6 FOrtu9ai lei
men le3ten Nnlt an ben Nieosrlanben,
.HoulIilicn iiel al ,yrantrci6, 5ieapcl,
Sorpinien uno Wtnilnno murDen an
CCltreid ab9etretCn, SiSilien iiel all
SopoDen uno ~ibraltar uno Ninorco
all Gn9larO. Salt cbenlo ldlimm
crying eo ben Sponieun i'm Qbt;ebn
ten ,>dbrbunocrt inter 2arl Dem
%lerten murOc (rinioap an @nglanb
uno o0S 9emolti9e roui'iOua an SraRtz
reid ob9ctrctcn. IN Den erlten ,<dbr
iebnten pic'eS %iobrbuuoert9 b%e9anneu
Die Sablreihcn ]tcpolutioncu IN lime
rita, melde Den Spaniern ein &ics
Soni9rci0 not Dem Nnoeren entriiien,
N~eneSuela, Qterito, }ionGmo Feru,
Gbilc ulo Die onperen S~eliBun0eu in
S%ilOameritN, bis ibnen in Der ncuen
9&clt, nur nod NubO nm 1;orto
Nico i6ri0 bliebeu. Die umeritnli
i6e Nepubiit i6eint beitimmt III iein,
Dem ebemali9en N&eltreiMe Den 9teit
NJ nphpu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
Gbc, Tamilic unp Mcicaihait.

2&ia aus Den C.uellen Die Sdde,
Die Static, Die Strome uno pas Mesr
berpar9eben, lpte aus Der Sonue Siht
unb ille MGrme iilt uulcre @roe aus
'trollt, 10 waGlen aus Der i lille.
Die Wemeinoen, Dc St0atcn uuo alle
Observation-Disclosures herpor. Sic
camille, Die Wpa o Nnbeainu ielblt
1e9rinbet bat, III oabcr Die C.uelle
Iller Selclllh0faihen Srgdnilationeu,
Ole Dem StO0r INN Scr Stride ibrc
Mit9lieper ;nllbrt. Shre iitttihc
Norm uno llnterlO9e lit aber oic Gbt,
Die ciott 't'pn I'M Farapile oebeili0t
urp unalrloolid imi1hen eincm Wtann
mo eincnf Meibe an9eorpnet, bic
Sbriltuo Damn lpleoer erneuert, in Den
S6ut lea,Cr &irde 9eltellt uno III eli
mem sacramento trbobCn bat. Sao
1T Die Goitlide Sspmun0 iir Nbc uno
Nomllsa, oielen tlrluell oller lccialen
weltoain9cn. ~ Die S.uellc rein
uno ser E.uellbepen %.louter, 10 ltromt
9ell4iocs s&Gner I'll Sage. ,Nt aber
Die Suelle %perunreini9t ODER peroiitet,
10 Hno es aab Die &diier, Die poruus
tsrpor'troMtn. 60 lit es aud nit
Der Su9enH %un'erer .Scit. Sic cnt
'prl6t Dem littlihen @ertbe unp Der
pbp'ilten &%eranlagumg Der ,Samilien,
aus renen lie berpor9ebt. Ter Apiel
'allt nidt melt bon Stamm," iu0ten
unlere &oriabren. &enn man nab
nielem MaBltabe pom Der hcutioen
mebrfah 9ottentIrsmpeten, 9cnuBiiit=
tigen littlih leittfertisen ,,usenp aui
Die Namilien surildihlieBcn wollte,
ounn bilrite pdS llrtbeil mitunter bart
a~lsfallcn. Mon bari inoeB nitt per
9cl'en, paB ncbcn Dem Elternbaulc
alld) Die mooerne r%eli9iOnsloie Sfule
Die SuSenperSlebun9 mGbreno Der cnt=
lh%eIScnpltcn Sabre in Der l,ano hat.
Ebenlo wlrtt Die Wclelll6ait iu0eno
liher Hltere9cuoncn DIT peroerblih
an &lnoer ein, Die babeim out ergo
gen linp. Nunilie, Sdulc mo Tei
lpiele pon Sung ulp Nlt auBer Dem
&aule, enolid Shriitcn, !Seitun0en
lllo Silher, bic pabcim 0uflic9en, be
mirfen pereint bel Den Ginoern pae
Gr;iebungS 9teiultat. s&ic Die Fiiht
treue ocer bic ydili9teit oieier Eotto
rem, 10 wGdlt Die iu9eno ber0n.
Shlcdte Namilicn ruben mcilt 0ui
elmer cntweibtcn Gbc. Sie
driitlihc Gbe, aus Der lid Die DRIFT
lihe Nomilie entwidclt, trd9t iittlihc
Nrilbtt. Der lhroiilte Weoeniae ,ur
hriitlihen Gbc lit icnc itaotS coniei
iionslpie Nnliaiiun9, welhc aus Dem
g%ctt9epollten V~ebenS6unbc Scr Gbe
lelte einen willtiibrli6 loobaren Der.
tra9 spcier yeutc Dor Dem Gipilamtc,
Die lo9en. rCipilcbe" madt. Siir
ben &~atbpliten lit MIR Der t irhlib
lno 'atramentol 9eldloiicne ye
I%psHsp@nc, einc int Gewiiirn suitlsc
Ebe, lece Nbpei6un9 bopon ober in
littliher Niniiht uui glei6cr Stuie
nit Dem wilcen .Suiammenleben Der
Sbiere ceS ,ScloeS. Sieie ,Sorm pre-
piSen ale Socioliiten unb llmitiir,
Ter, oercn amcritaniiher Fatriarh
Spbn Molt Die Stallmoral bes belle
big mcdielnocn .Sulammenlebcns ais
botlten ,Iortlhritt ieinen Anbdn9ern
anpreilt. 9So ,Samilie uno Gbe in
Staat uno @eiclli6ait periumpit
'lnc pic pielia6 I'M mopcrnen vebcn
Gortlepung aui Seite S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
CHcr u.

gsuiesbMlb uno 9eniesionne
Shaiieu em'ie neueS Ssben,
Qsu;eSlult uno SerSeSponue
ser; uro @lieoer uus burbbebeu.
NltS boiiet, Illes freuet
Sih nab WiuierS Wotb uuo 2eite,
l4iuu I'M 5rIblin9 iib erneuet
'2slo mo Nu9er, Nalo uno Saioe,
TOD AM beut'aen Gage ibwellen
Noh're 6rsuoeu uui're Serien,
}Soh,bttaunte Shauespellen
-m1t:u troIteuo Gram uno Sbmsr,eu
7tertlGrse, Citersloden
aaien 6 nab 5No' mo Noroeu.
Nuuotu b,ur cS nit 6roblcden,
lGelhe5 Dell ms emit geworoen.
limb Der SrDel 6siertlduse
Srauien beute ourh bic 6alen;
Sm @sbets, burb @eiluge
9Sill oaS Volt Benz BERN 9eiallen;
Seuem perm, aus oeiien Wunoen
AeueS Seber FIR ms flu'bet,
Ssit in bansen, ibperen Stunoeu
Gr lid bat am Sreuj uerblutet.
ghlr iur cine tur;e Iauer
Rrb'te Gbriiti 9eib III 6rabe;
NetIe Sorge, teine Srauer
SGiasr Antbsii al ms babe! -
Stn oeS orittsn Sa9e5 WorgeT
Spreugte Gott oeS @rabsS Sanoeu;
Stus Dem Grab, oas ibn perborser
3it er glorrsih ouferItanoen.
51ub,e, Wenibentluo, uno iiuge
dit Oeu Nollein auf ben aueu;
0sine SesIe bsuf ourboriuge
s~feliepisiteS 6ottuertrauen!
6sut', am heil'g'g Citsrfsite
93iutt Der Silt5 ole 8spibrune
Gott psyb'jB; cir .tut oaS @elte:
6 am,lSruba uuo VtrftNyutg.
@uuie$wcbtu. Ytni>sioYTe.
SltsrglnGS IND Clt-rircuer!
Weit' Gntiiiter p,lhe YScnne
I'D oes Wlrtets Yto'b uuo Ssioe!
Groercltno, Grotnpl,9s
Wtroeu ibuluotn uno pergeben.
@lbt eS oob ant ilias'tsu Sage
Huh fir uus Gin 2luityitsber!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
Die S~ntiebeibmn9 mabt.

@enn nidt ale Anseiden trii9en,
10 wirp bic Gmti6eiouns, OF &ricsen
ODER Srieoen swil6en ben Ser. Staa=
ten uno Spanien ni6t mebr LANCE aui
iid warten laiien. Sbne !3weifel
wiro Dor @bi6luB oieier @o6e Die
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

Good fences will preserve friendships
and save lawsuits.
Stump pullers are too cheap to permit
negligence in pulling out the stumps.
There should be forge. anvil and
tools to go with them on every farm.
II there is much tile drainage to do.
It will pay to hire an engineer to lay
out the system.
n we would only make it rule that
nothing. not even the most insignificant
thing on the farm, should go to waste,
we should be that much richer.
We know of nothing that gives more
satisfaction than good walks about the
premises. and they can be made chenply
with cinders or boards. or even packed
sand Is better than nothing.
Coal ashes. we would say to an inquir-
er. often do soil good. not so much from
their fertilizing as from their mechan-
ical effects. Soils sometimes become
disorganized and need mechanical re-
construction. which coal ashes some
times can do.
The markets in the towns near you
ought to be worked for all they are
worth. especially for vegetables, fresh
eggs. dairy products and fruit. We
know farmer who keeps one team and
man peddling nearly all the time, and
1t pays him.-Western Plowman.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14
NOVEL WINDOW ORAPERY.
simple In COnstructiOn, But Hand
some In Appearance.


a charming effect Mt window with u
curtain that is at once n graceful drape
and mellows the tone of the room by
filtering the light beautifully, is the
economical contrivance of New York
artist. Miss Alice Donbery. who took
the gold medal for tapestry at the
worlds fair.
A white lace curtain of least eXpen-
sive make, but good and bold floral
design. had become the worst for wear
in the aundress hands, and what to do
with it was problem. 1t was mounted
on old gold yellow cheese cloth at four
cents yard. tackled on quilting
frame. and the outlines were evenly but
sketchily run in with old gold yellow
crewel stitches. It was then whipped"
at the edge, finished with brass rings.
run on a mahl-stck and passed through
two polettes. which served as window
brackets.
To make the light more graceful TO
the eye. the lower part Of the window
was lined with white tissue paper
pasted on without crease. which
when dry gives faint gray light so
needful to the artist who at that angle
must guard against glare. The cur
tain was. however. one Of pair for n
tiny drawing-room. The effect was rich,
and only on close examination re-
vcaed its simplicity of method.-Chi-
cago Times crlld
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14
THE PARTS IN DETAIL.
l1 :. -. 81. gte.k D

height. Holes are bored through wind
lass directly above ends of box through
which runs rope (b BY and fails down
and is made forked; one end goes
through strip &C. c) one by four inches,
which is dovetailed at opposite end over
which loop end of forked rope passes.
When strip is placed underneath the
wagon box a fitting lever (c) hangs down
with holes through it. which is placed
on spike driven into beam and holds
aloft the dog while lowering the box.
One end of dog is anchored to cross
beam and passes through II slot in
strip one by three inches. which serves
to guide it to place. Two pieces, one by
five inches. are nailed securely to cross
beam with large holes through them
md placed directly under ends of spoke
and serve to guide chain to place. In
Fig. /. shows floor space overhead to
store vehicles; is space through which
they are elevated. The best style of
chain is such as is used on endless chain
pumps. This also serves as a handy
device to elevate beef when one has
occasion to butcher. The windlass
should be on opposite side from crib
X. Logan, in Farm and Home.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14

A fruit fair was the form of q recent
church entertainment. Oranges. lines,
apples, bananas. grape fruit and hot
house peaches and pears were attract
lively arranged in various styles. There
was a table of fancy work at which no
piece was offered which did not in some
way associate itself with fruit. Until
one attempts to make out the list it is
difficult to realize how long it can be
made. There are all sorts of menu
cards. prettily decorated with fruits.
and innumerable doilies and centers
whose limitations to fruit designs did
not prevent wide variety. There
we're fruit plates and fruit baskets.
pin cushions in fruit shapes. and pretty
water colors. with punches Of fruit, al
together considerable array. At the
table where refreshments were served
the ices were in fruit forms. The idea
was at least novel. which seems to be
the most desirable thing nowadays
Chicago Tribune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14
ABOUT eLoPeMEMTs

4 wise Mother Discusses the Subject
IN a. lnteeestiaG Way.
A mother whose daughters are all
happily married. referring to the sub
ject Of elopementa and marriage un-
sanctioned by the brides parents, re-
Gently said; Il think the trouble in
such a matter is largely owing to the
mistaken treatment which the daugh-
ters receive from the members Of their
family circle. Their brothers. IL broth
ers they possess. are not apt to make
much Of them, and the father and
mother are SO taken up with the cares
of existence that they unwittingly fall
into the error of appearing Indifferent
to the budding beauty of their daugh-
ters. Every woman's heart longs for
love. Compliments and endearing
words are as sunshine to growing
plant, and II there is a lack Of these
ut home Is 1t any wonder that when
young man comes along and tells u
young girl that she Is the sweetest
thing on earth. she feels she has been
unapprecated for years. and imagines
that to dwell forever with an individual
who adores her. who recognizes her
charm. will be the acme of human hap
piness?
II made up my mind when my girls
were babes that they should never have
TO look for admiration away from home.
1t was the rule in our household to give
them every pleasure within our power,
10 tell them when they looked well.
and to be as complimentary and gra-
cious as though they were the young
ladies of a neighbor's household. And
SO they were not upset by the first
chance words OF admiration from
stranger. and having been always given
to understand that what could be af
forded was theirs, they were not
prompted to run off to better their
condition. Runaway matches are sell
dom made in Heaven. but are brought
about. as | said in the beginning,
through n natural longing for affection
that has been wanting in places where
it should be expected to come from
first. Chicago Daily News.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14

serves to keep out chickens or vermin.
A groove also across the top OF said post
receives the door lock. a rope fastened
10 upper door frame ansl also to beam
will keep the door from swinging too
far back. so as not to damage hinges;
foot OF doors should be eight or ten
inches from the ground in case Of
snow.
Now procure straight stick or log
(a) eight inches in diameter, to reach
from first across middle beam, and
placed on bearings mortised into beams
us at and braced. Eight spOkes (D
mortised through near one end of log
(a) amt braced form the wheel (h).
Spokes are notched at one end to re-
ceive chain tg). to make revolve.
Notches are made near the bearing into
which dog td) falls and serves to lock
it and hold the box ut any desired
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14
STORING VEHICLES.

Sew - Construct . Winalass 81 a.
Improved Pattesa.
In the making OF plans for wind
lass TO elevate box from wagons or
sieighs, the first requisite IL u building
Of proper dimensions and construction
TO make 1t practicable. Fig. portrays
one "a by 20 feet. and allows for corn
crib full length on one side. IL re-
quires three sills and two plates. three
cross beams. nine posts eight feet long
and double doors at each end seven feet
wide; comfortable space is left to pass
between two wagons side by side. A
post set In the ground at center or
where doors meet should be abouteight
or ten inches high. with groove at both
sides to receive the end OF board placed
directly under the edge OF door. which
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14
APRON FOR, SCHOOLGIRL.

The pattern for the apron is simple
one and the diagram for 1t was sent
over from England by an American
lady who visits the Fife house.
The skirt Is plain and is the same
length front and back. Around the edge
OF the bib is a broad ruflle ending In u
point at the waist. When the apron is
laundered the waist is separated from
the skirt and washed separately. By
making two waists to each skirt one
skirt will often outlast two waists, both
in the laundry and in the wear and tear
of the apron.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14
A nioinr Crndlc for Rnby.

A motor cradle is the latest domestic
invention. II is said to be a great ad-
vance on the handrocked article, and
can be worked with either electricity
or petroleum. The motion can be ac-
celebrated or slackened by simply turn
ing screw. and one great advantage is
that the herceau does not cease swing
ing though the baby may be left in the
room alone. There are, Of course, doc
tors who say that a baby should not be
rocked at all; but few mothers are OF
the same opinion, and with the majority
the motor cradle will no doubt become
popMiar.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-14
wANTED-Agents to sell washing
Jones L. Knoll, l07 8. 4 st., Lebanon
A Common Danger.

II you have ever had o cold which
mitted to "wear away" IL may intersl
know It was . dangerous proceedlns]
cold and cough which 10 neglected
way for consumption, bronchitis, J
catarrh. Otto's Cure, the famous GER
and lung remedy, will cure any coaI
and save you from consumption.
II. Herman. Troxelyille Middle
Ulsh, Mcclure: II. A. EbriRht. Aline
sample bottle free. Large sizes ?5c sI
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A certain amount Of teaching in the
different departments Of the dairy and
Of agriculture Is 10 doubt OF great
benefit to young farmers and dairymen.
but Il must be associated with good
common sense" II there are to bs sny
valuable. practical results. Indeed,
good '.horse sense" With energy, 10 the
largest element In tha successful man
asement of'a farm Or dairy. Training
At the agricultural schools is very valu.
able. bAt n cannot mako successful
workers wjthept the thopghttui, ener-
! s5tss & " y Az sSn. rSfHa-
IN M ssss 81; 81 So 4.
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SMALL oral.s ApRok.

Wh0 0eee - oeAool.
The small girls apron 10 receiving st-
tention. and the little m3id can have
several varieties from which to choose.
One Of there is the little Fife apron. the
pattern for which 10 taken from the
apron worn by the oldest daughter OF
the duchess of Fife.
This little girl. Lady Alexandra Dun.
wears this season . series Of pretty
house aprons all made of Scotch ging-
ham In pretty stripes Of various colors.
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New Music-Liberal Offer.

To introduce our new monthly pub.
,icatiOn. AMERICAN POPULAR Music,
semake the following liberal offer :
Send US the names ct three or more
performers on the piano or organ.
nd fifteen cents ia money or post
,ge, and we will mail you sixteen
pages of the latest popular songs,
wo steps. ETC., full sheet music ar.
Onged for piano or organ, and AM
sRiCAN POPULAR Music for three
months.
Address POPULAR Music Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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little sufferer and tried every remedy we
SAW advertised for such cases but got no re-
lief. We began giving DIR. Miles Nervine,
and after taking four bottles she was run
ming about as well and happy as ever"
DR.. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
sists under positive guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DE-. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elihart Ind.
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ANcrngc Llcight of MOmcn.

The average height Of women in Eng
age height of American women. accord
ing to William Blaikic, the expert on
physical culture. is five feet four inches.
The two inches in favor of the English
women are doubtless due to many gen
erntions of outdoor life and sports.
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laOlatel Cnae.

IL don't say all women are alike" re-
marked Mr.. Meekton. with sigh. but
Elizabeth hasn't changed much. Be-
fore we were married she was what
they called 'willowy' sort of girl. She
is now pronounced I-will-owy sort OF
n woman."-Chcago Tribune.
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Useless to Him.

Here's valuable little book called
Right Living" said the canvasser.
The man at the desk waved him
away.
"I'll have no use for It until | get out,
of politics." he said.-Chicago Post.
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At . Political MeeiIng.

Huzler-Too much noise ut the other
end of the hall, gentlemen! | cannot
hear myself speaking.
Aderer lin the chair)-Huzler hasn't
grain of gratitude in his whole com.
position.-N. Y. Truth.
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Woman,s Vanity.

Maud-Why has Lillian given up
wearing rational costume? Did George
object?
Ethel-Oh, no; he said he approved
OF it, because it would prevent her at
tracing any other mans admiration.
Boston Traveller.