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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23
.8unoIe" III Milmanfee.

Milpoutse, Wisc., %. Deg.
- Die M~ngelegen6eif Der i'm hieii9sn
Stabtratb IdtpsbsnDsn Strabsn6atnz
@srorbnuns I4e:nt iiG 5u einen srOz
ZEN Sfanool ous5upotfsn. 8. u.
S9pur5enberg erpirfte geitsrn gagen
ben Mapor 8oTs, ben Gtaot : glert
sdusngel unb AZ Nfb:rmsn, Iopie se@
gen ben Gsre1al : geIddFtsfI6rsr
Sohn S. geggs, 9enrp 6. Yupne( bas
republifaniIhs Hational : Gomitez
Mitgfiso bon Wisconiin) unb Gus.
s. 9fiItsr bon Der vM;lnaufea glectric
Hai(pan C 2igbt Co." ginhalts6ez
fs6ls. Sn Der ataeeI6rift fa:bt es,
buB cine 0sri6pDruns porEie9e, pert6z
poGes Gigsntbum Der Staot ohne entz
ipu6snben gntgelt tpes5ussben. Der
Sldger bs5i6tigt fsrner 9snrp 6.
gopns. bab Ell IiA psrpflidt;t habe. gsz
pi1en 2s1ten $500 gu be5ab.en. rpsnn
bic 8sroronunJ angenommen Mir
be, unb beI9ulbigt ferner G6urlss ).
9FiHsr, fif perpfl:dtet gu ba6sn, elmer
astpiFsn Psrf0nlidteit $4,000 3u aab=
len, tpenr BIZ @erorbnung paifirt tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23
@eurt Etc auffpahctt

II. fnb mlOer, ais Sic tparen, als Sic f6 nieber.
leatsn, ipenn Sit einen unangenebmen @eidmad
I'm Wlunoe baben, tpenu Sbre 3unse bsteet unp
troden lift, ipenn Sic feinen appetit gum Gribitiid
befstn, oann ltioen Sic an Spspepfa.
Uiele 2eut. babsn JOINER an oieier Rranfbeit su
Ieipen, ipabrenb rod iAon Elm 9adet Der u. 6.
armp & RapD Sub1ets cine i@neae Sur
berbeifabrt. Mebrsre SOien nusen einsm { d 10 az
heuober aureu W aQen meb:, as cine
CAME LANCE 9aeibe anbtrtr, MeOi,intn. &ibts 1T
init folder ei6srbeit in 5dlen bon i6per ou bsiz
Ienber erfopu aHjututnoen.
9ieIe Tablets inb oas Geiultat iabre!angsmS tus
biuurs uap entbalten nur bic bstsn rein O~egetabi=
len ar,neien, bic niGt f~ueifen ooer ~Sieattion ber=
b~eiffibren. Man ntbne teinen Grias. 10 Gents
Der gadet.
aeenm Et niGt in Sbrsm Sroausnlaoen su babeu
fnp, Dann fdiden Sic eefl. 10 Gents fir elm
Wadet BON IL al II. 9. @rmp & 1asp
1abIet 6 o., II, CAT IA. Ctr, Reip=Dorf.
gu BADEN in 6abliiton's gpotbsft, galtimores
nj GonsetrcbG I@sSl8. I&6)
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Wienfuttsr. nno 5trnhnreije,

NoI9euoes pnO bE aut BEN liddt!Itet
@aaaen iii: pen, Strob IL. |. 70. S"eltern sr-
~sie!teu Brei'e:
Noroue1iih de Sacae.
feu- -Simothp Den Sl4.00 -S15, gem.
$3.50 bis $l4.oO, 9leebeu $3.50 bis
$1,000 pro Come.
strrh.-g6ai;eniiroh 5000, Ro9sen'
Hroh $3.50 bis Sl4 IL. Da1eritrU1 IS bis 50
pro Come.
Ita,s - 1918 bis $3.50 pre- SaB.
Setlihe 70 aaqe {.
Sen - Slmotbu'6eu (alteSl $14 49,
neueS Gen bis, 3leebeu $3.50 biz. Sl4
pro Come.
Strop-@ ar,enfnob $3.50 $3.50, Hogssu.
froh sl3--$14 IL. paicri,rob $7.5O-sS.50
pro yolne.
Niais - Sl.9O bis $500 pso Sag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23

muliruug Der golhplante bipsft purh
5rn. aohliaat, peldsr sulsbt etfhisn
uuo fsbr smrsd4 auftrat, snfi6isoen
murbs.
DR Grtfdruns papns's 1T febr
1ansattmis. Gr eroablt. tpte idon
5etn Sage Dor BAN Gonpent bic ipesielz
len 5rsunbe Mt&inlsD's i'm 3immer
Sanua's bic aOpfs 5uFammsn itedten
l1no tpie bann bic planfe BON ben Iuz
bdnssru Rseb's unb telesrapbiEa bon
Mtainsp e~ulssbsiBsn tporoen lei.
gamma lit nit btsier DarIteaung
sinpsrltanbsn unb sisbt auBeroem nod
Gobert %. pdtterIpn einen Inthell
am grsbit fir bic Ylante. Merridm
fIgt bin5u, bab er bic Ssnatoren 5orz
ofer, glatt M.zg.) uno 2oogs our 9ez
ns9misune Der Ylante permodt babe.
Senator 9roctor iagt b~age9sn, bob
Sonna nur esringsn Qntbeil an Der
9olbpGanfs : Gonfsrens sebdbt, ba er
ale Mugenblide binaus gelauF fen Jet,
neil Jpn bic BrdIibsntenmaGsret mshr
intsrefIir babe, dls bic plattform. Sm
ltebriaen tpspsr6plt sr bic obisen Dat
ftsGunaen unb LOOT namsntiih oas
ensrsIide Nuftpstsn ss 5rn. aohls
fuat.
3sigten ibrsn sutenW mil
G.r Gpngrsb lit pier5ebn Gage in
Sibuns getpsIen, uno in oteier tut5sn
5rif Tino nidt tpsniesr ais 7012 Bins
| uno 4eIolutipnsn sineebra6t Dorosn.
! Sm Senat 1874 Bins uno 48 Reiolu<
t~ionsrl, i'm 9ali K 1924 8ins unb 66
RtTolutionen. Oas lit lidsrlia ro9t
unltGnoig, bic 9erren @eIsBseber fOnz
nan nit 9%sFrisOigung ibre @ei9nuhtsz
fsrien ssnisbsn. Sic tabsu psnisItens
F.! aeseiat, baB lta Milsns Iino, Gtpas gu
f6un. 5rsi(i9 lino fait ale pieIe Bins,
nit gan3 gerin9en Qusnabmen, oa@
gu beItimmt, papierforbfutter ab5u9ez
BEN. %smmerbin fam Elm aeprdienz
tant poer Senator bic eebrudten Be-
psiie Isinsr 8erditipiGigteit, Den Con-
ftii,rsntsn eefd1ie gu lein, bsibrin9sn,
uno oas lit fbon bel.
Mands 2suts glaubsn ndmliA, tpsnn
cine Bin georudt 1T nit Dem Ser
merle r3pei Mal eeleien uno an bus
gomite fir 70 unb 70 pertpisisn," eaB
nun bic Nnnobnps oeriel6sn nid1t me6r
stpeifslb1ft fem fonne, uno 6leier
@saube lit isbr tpsrt6po1 - fir ben
betrsffenben Reprdfsntanten oosr Sez
ndtor.
gonosmnirts Sleif4pirb
'besablt.
Sfdbamts : gontpclsur SracetDen
bat ben bon Der Jirmo Sptft e So.
gsltenb gemadtsn NnIpru6 alif Be-
5ablung Der 100000 Yfo. gisfleiih
sutgebeiben, bic am 5. Nugut 1898
Der porto Hieo : Wrmee bon Netpport
Nsps sugs|didt tpltrosn. Die Inter
fudyunes : Gommifion gelan9te gu
Dem gsfunb, Dab bic gontrdftorsn oaz
ran feline S9ulb triieen, bab bos
0letI9 psrbarb unb conpemntirt muir
be. Ser S6abamts : Gontroteur emf
ihFsb bemsemdb, bab bas 5leifd CUR
3stt Der Gonbemniruung gigenthlpm Der
8unbesregisrung setpefen uno bic
Hehmlns 5u beglsidsn let.
Wtrb mad RuBlunb uusge=
~Iisfert.
Dus Stadts : Dspartemsnt 6at bic
NusGisfsrung u. g. Sbuttsn's, alias
u. g. &lutlfinsfi, an Rublano perz
Tiist. Ser Mann lit bes 8etruges unb
Der Sdli6ung an9etlugt. gr mar
9u6balter in Der Wilna Nationaibant
unb IoG als Ipl6sr $1,000 Hubel gsz
to6len, (ppie bic 9ii6er gsFdlIdt ia
ZEN. gr flii6tete Iid nad ben Ser.
@taatsn uro lieb fid in Seattle ME
Der, pp sr perbaftst nurbe. Nnf
g2etp : Yort gebraft, purps er BEN
gunoes Z gommtTdr S6ielos porgs=
fiibrt, tpelder i'm benz 9efdngnib iiber=
tptes.
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Sn Glunbife hcrnnaliift.

Nancouber, 9. g., %. DEG. =
.Sn cen Wbite 9orie : StromIfnnelz
len faben brei WGnner: ). SmitP,
Jrso. gsttp uno Sobn McSntoi4 i9r
2e6an Derloren. sic tparsn nit einem
Boot 6:i'm Muslabsn Deg Gargos beg
Dampfsrs u2inbsrmann" bei6dftigt,
als plDbli9 pas feline 5a6r5eug BON
Der bpfeehenbsn StrOmung gum &srls
tern gsbruat purbe. Die Wdnner
purbsn binpsg unter ous gis serihsn
unb iamerl nibt msbr gum 9orlAein.
5inf YaFugisre bon Dem i'm guton
ssltranuetsn 9ampfsr nStratten",
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Cesundheit und Kraft

fir Nue. bic on anftedenoen 9ranfbetten, fotpie
an iussnbliben 0srirrnnssn ieioen unb tn Jol9e
aopfftmerien, 2ebeusuberoruB, ihlehten 3rdus
men. apdhenoen @usfifen. acknowledgements.
ruresetinaBiaem Gtub,sans. 6er5tlopisn ODER NIT
trseno i~onitigen nebeln ttpaftet 1iub.
e6reibt an uu5 fir cit bentib:s Dottorbuh NIT
bieIeu l.brreihen Siloern. norm cine 9urmetbooe
tisotrs.lsst III. ipeIhs fd ielbit III ben perjpeifeI.
item sT6Qeu 'tets berDdbrt uno Saul.noe BON oprs
l.itigem 9ooe serettet bat Sasielbe wiro fir as
Cts. gut perpadt. frei rer iGnet.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
il CLINTON Place. New York, Ny.
Ser Rettunos=anfr il aud au babsn bel Q. h.
eiemers in 9r. l03, 9arf=Ncsnut, nab. 5apettts
Strube, unp in 99itte's Su&5anplun9, Hs. 26.
ttprp> poipdr0<Strabs.
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Giebmnrfte.

@bicaae. 5ls., %. 9e,. 0ie 3na
flht con Nlineoieh betsu9 1000 Stitd;
Utarit f,f be- smiid,eu $..25 rnp $500
par,irencen Brei,eu. Shpetne : 3ufuhr:
27,oOo: Wartt tetg; Die y etle oarrltrten
slp;iteh $3.50 uuo s4.20. Shaaie: 3uiihr
1000: Wartt ie1, o:e Yreile uarrIirisI
,pIidlen k4.OO MO $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23

brei MGnner urp 3uei 5rauer, ba6sn
ben Sob erlitten. Dor ben GislhoQeH
trurbe ibr Boot sroriidt uno Die Snz
5aHsn e%rtrantsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23

- untsr ben paFagisren oss gsItern
aus Samburg in 1epsgort an9tfoma
msnsn Oampfers vgolun6n" befano
fi6 Or. 6. %. Stilss, Der bis6srige
tpifIeni faftli6s NttaG,e 'o:r dmeritanis
5Gen 8EanbfifaFt in Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23
TYPEWRITER,

glidensbefer Tr. 5 $35: Nr. Z $50. llnier
ueu,iies Mopsn, Der bette ie gebauts Ssp.tpriter.
,@er bieie ~shrsibmaibin. fenHt, ~beporauQt bic,
f.lb... @.braudte Maidin.n oar Gabriiat..
Moore 9ros., gensral.g0eni.n. 0r. IA.
Equitablt: @tbduot. lYc1&San-l
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3u perfaufen:

II - 81 uuo AZ adsr, bIalg; elm n,aes paus
aui eiusn; biaig. ipsnn pieis g8obe nod p~sr!auit.
uu eriragsn Del Baunon. Yr. ITO. 81. pauIs
StraBs, Baltimore. (Ott2a. 1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23

JH UETEUTTVHe
3ipei Saujtr all DER SpieIIs Der 2ate-ooD=Qpsnut,
;ipil1tn Der 5~ap:tte=S traBe uno 6airmount=Np snue.
uHpsrtauit Qebiirstn; D~itislbsu inn nit alien msosr=
men Yssbsferungsn ~ueriebsn, @runO3ins $2.75 pro
SrontfuB; Yrsis $3.50.
Je-ner prti 9dHler an Der 6apstts=S traBs, na1e
9nfcpooD=lpsnue Siei. @duier BADEN MarrlOr'
Seriltrung uno =5reppen uno ino ibDn., lebs
3immsr euttaitsnoe 8duier; greis $3.50.
nan nsbms Die oTlibsn Jairmount=4penue=@ars
n.~sliregtn bei'u 9aumeiiter an Srt uno Eter:
g m y @ llaube
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Salttmarer Nlrit1cri fte.

fstrittet flr,.1 = De III b:n S,-re,poroe1ter.y
Baltimore, ben -. Scjem0er 1892.
Tit bentia, Wris:n,uiuhr betrus 1913 9uitei.
Der Slepatortrs 9Sorratb 62O,itt Suibel, Ser'dnot
BON ben @Ieuatoren II ,5J5 HIitsl. SertGuIt mars
ben ] 200 YnIttI uno / ASaaaon.
Rol9enoe 5doeQe Sei9t ben ~hsuttleH. ben ~aeitrt9e5
uno ben lestiibriqen Staro Der 43stsenpr:lie Ia ocrs
sleitenoe rlleberlttt:
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Triumph her amerifaniiden 9efjnif.

Ybflabefpbid, ga, %. DEG.
= Die 2otomptIDen, pelde bier IN ben
9alopin'T6sn 5abrifsn fir Die fran
sDTfTdsn Staatsbabnen sebauf tpurz
ben, BADEN 10 CUTE OienI tie seleiltst, bdb
Die 8abnoertpaltuns iegt no4 10 60
fcmotipsn fir B~erionen5i9e befteat
fat. Mnfangs nddItenS ommsrs, tpsnn
Der 3uItrom Der SaIuAar gu Der pa
riisr Weltaus iteIung beginnt, Ioasn
oieIe 2ofomotiben CUR 8erFigltns Itsz
BEN.
sir Die 5innldnoiTda gabnen find
in ZEN 9alDpin'f6en 5abrsfsn Gomz
binutions : 2otomutipert fir 5rahtz
unb 9srf onenSiee ss6aut tpurosn, Die
in ben ndh5tsn Sagen CUR 8erf6iffung
fertia isin. tperoen. 9dnemarf fat
Spsi 2otomofIpen fir psrIunenaiige
beTtelt.
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3n b~ermietben.

aefner Soetn uub Yireaur ,u uermisfhen:
-, #,,,.. 6s,hsun,. 4o.fimorssStrabe uno ysa.
Ciiic. .Nusnu.. 9oppel 8 SireSu an BofzGIitt,'
Mptnue; ia ,b.ntr Gros. Samplesiiuns, SSol@'
tiiS.. WotersGioiets etc. Ra4,uiraoen en p'
naro 81 aineu IN St rlD S.tas: lIs5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23
Beiuh auf Vuertn MicD.

Gun .Suan be puerto Ri
CO, %. Deg. - Gr5biidof 9urnaoo
bon Santiago uno S. 8. 8lenf, fritz
fer in Nep Orleans unb tiir3li9 gum
8iIdpf BON puertp 2ico ernannt. Eino
altf benz Oampfsr vMurta 9errera"
aneefommsn unb tpurben BON bsn
ltsllpertretenpsn giI6of Der Oi0ceIe
puerto Rico eingebplt. Die in ben
Gtraben tposenbsn MenIfJsnge Be-
ariibte bic 9irfpnfiiriten NIT grobem
gntbuImsmus. On Der Spibs elmer
prp5sfIion 5osen Der giTdof uno Der
Grsbi1dof unter einem 8uloahin
i6reitstlb, nad Der ct. Inna Stride,
mo- Der Gr5biIdof nit Der Mitre uno
Dem 6irtsnItab perIebm tpurbe, bunn
bsipeets ith Die Pro5sHion nuh Der
8atbsbrale, ND elm 9odamt oels6rirt
tpuros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23

Saitlmo-er S6etisns SorIs.
(E,rthtet fur ben ~ Oeuiiheu SorrtipoEoeateu" outt
Wiooenouri, Oiper Il Sol
baltimore. ben ~ 9esember 8
Diibbenoort, Oliver 4 50. brrepnen Iur FrIncsi
PontierSs3ratten 81. aui 90 2nae, GuI
siti 5.2O-........ faui niuHiibe 5.2Ss-b.2oE.
90 3ale. 3teibsnart 93G-h., 3uloen 3Sa %,
STIRLING Banfiers au' 90 3a9e Ask al
eidt4.S7A-G. tauimdnuiiae 4.So4-4.Slt-
Ssrfduie auf Ger nieiigru GGetteus Sorfe.
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3u ~psrfd,,fcu:

gu cintnl Spferpreiie Elm prd9tioes auirebtrt=
Denpcs q5Iano nit ben neuejten Ycrbeheruiaen.
I lis Sctapen. &eine anneb III bare 3 l.
Irrte surIdoepiee En-. Nr. Sill 0ol=
iins=, nGbe SJremont=S trabc. (Nop25, lJJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23
3u terfau Ell:

Glm psaGtpuus Jarm; Ielnes 2anp; Nanhon=
Saus uuO a%lssmeiue Observation-Disclosures. sine
RapitaI. Ha1iuiragsn bel Nul. .. & b I { n, RI. 5.
Oit=Gerington= Strabe. U.s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23

ar,rirt rd's uns fiber che crtGItunssn, Sails anb
2uraens 2etbsn. 9reis MIR % Gents sie GIaiae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23

Gin beinabs ntues @aus nit bier 3immern UNI
Sao5immer; beibes uno taltss gSaf:r; @rtnOi;ns
s. pro SUB. SOfort bepobnbar. Nr. 1901, Str=
M1rp=aoenue. 9tadjufragtn in Nr. s, 9~oitoiiitsz
Np.nue. C353H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-23

Wats. - SuIubr 23.,563. S!eoatorens Sor'
ratb !, 5l9. 6I5 SuideI. Ysriauot pom Den SIepatore1
a3l, $40 Vuihel. 8ertauit fuuroen :. 80. Sulhd
uno e. 29aaaons.
Eolaenoe 6abeae ,,ist ben beutiasr, Den a~e7tiaen
uno ben legtidbrisen Stauo sr lSeiSenpteIle IN psr'
oIrIbenDsr llshtrittlt:
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Mu,eiaen. -3n uerfanien.
an rerfauftn ceer ,u permittten

An pertduffn cter gu oermtttttn:
sos oreift6diqe 5ieoefftejuerne g8obnbaus nit 8
etubeu. Varlor=Cien, Sommer=&iide, 3 Gtdlen,
9 trodensn Gtlierr; Iaes III gutter Sronung; Sir.
2e3s, MeG losrrDsS trobc. Sos 1=ft6diQc @cbdups,
paferb fir ir9snp Gin 8ei6dit, nit Qrpbcm 6of;
III. observation-disclosures 257-S)
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26
ROYAL VISITING CARDS

In thorough keeping with Emperor WI
liam's character, which says NJ. ~ :,
is noted for it's self-assertiveness, rather
than for it's modeSty, are the NlsltlnS
cards which he employs. They are WIN
out exception the largest in use
in Europe. and can only be compared to
those hugh visiting cards that ere con-
sidered good form in China by the man
darins. They measure no less than SIX
inches in length and four inches in width
On the upper line is the single word vii
helm" and below are the words, 'Deut-
scber Kaiser and Koenig Won Pruossen.'
These words are printed in large, fat
Gothic letters. 1t is hardly necessary to
add that the emperor does not CONSIDER
If necessary to inscribe, like ordinary
folks, his address on his visiting CARDS,
perhapS for the very reason that he Is
so seldom at home. Of course, the en-
peror does not carry about these huge
bits of p~asteboard himself. They are
confded to his chasseur, or body servant
who follows him
The other sovereigns in Europe content
themselves with quite small and unobtru-
sive visiting cards, with the words II
Latin script. Among the most simple, ir
point of size and appearance, are those OF
the Emperor Of Austria and Of the Prince
of Wales. The prince has two sets OF
cards, the one for use abroad and thu
other for use in England. The latter bea1
! the words, THE Prime of Wales thu
J other the french translation Of the same
the "Princc de Gales
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26

Mark the symptoms and the results OF
the idleness of the very wealthy.
Notice, for instance, the class OF movers
read by young girls on the summer notel
piazzas, and see what food is provided Tor
their minds. 1 have seen the play cam
ille'' a number of times, but when l read
the cook for the first time last season l
! closed it's pages with disgust. Its frank
revelations were shocking. Yet such
| books as this are the mental bulu OF
| tendcr debutantes. Read the titles ana
not the authors of the novels at the sum
mer hotel book stands if you doubt it.
The trite old adage, Satan finds some
\ mischief still for idle hands to do seems
to have been inspired by society. Besides
trashy novel reading there is an equally
alarming symptom of idleness. 1t is
cigarette smoking, which has become
fashionable at some luncheOns and teas.
1t is pleasant to note after all this the
example of the Misses DreXel. From per-
sonal acquaintance with these noble
young women I know that their motto IS
Never let a servant do anything for you
that you can do for yourself" They do
their own busting for instance. Mrs. John
VintOn Dahlgren, who was MISS Dfexel'
and lives in a beautiful home on Firth
avenue n Fifty-seventh street, IS a
model society woman. she Is one OF the
busiest and happiest women in New YORK.
L y UIodCH " liz jill INV f'".
ity is to cement her friendship. To
breach it to the typical society woman OF
New York is apt to make her an enemy.
Happiness is reflected. The purest JOY
in the world is that Of helping others.
One instance in my personal experience
is an example of the opportunity that
may come to any society woman. Our
large acquaintance means a gerater OPP
p%ortunity for helping others. A llttie
| West End milliner came to me in tears a
few weeks ago to beg me to help her 10
secure the discharge of her husband from
the army. Business had been poor. she
and her two little ones We're in need. 1
wrote to the captain of her huSbanu >
company. He ignored the request. l then
wrote to Acknowledgement Corbin, and
he replied the same day, saying the dls-
charge had been granted. That little act
yielded a larger dividend OF happiness
than all the balls and receptions OF the
season and all the empty compliments !
ever received.
Byron believed in occupation and INDUS
try, for he said in Don Juan, III TIE ol'-
quoted sentences:
l"Man's love is of mans life a thing apart
'Tis woman's whole existence. Man may
range
THE court, camp, church, the vessel anc
the mart;
Sword, gown. gain, glory, o11er III eN
ClanSe
Pride. fame, ambition, to fill up his heart
And few there are whom these canno
eStrange;
Men have all these resources; we pu, oh'
To love again, and be again undone.
Education, when conducted in the rlgh
way. is certainly a bulwark against fool
ish temptation. Women are obtaining
more happiness from schools and iron
N "school clubs than the public really cal
~ comprehend.-Florence Clinton Sutfo II
N. Y. Journal.
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IDLENESS IS SOCIETY'S CURSE.

Again New York society has been
shocked and panied by the disruption of
one of it's leading families, and again the
question of why family happiness is so
, rare in Americas highest classes has been
raised. My answer, at the Journals re-
quest, is that idleness is the first cause,
more particularly the idleness of society
women. Idleness IS apt to produce sell
fshness, and selishness begets immor-
ality. Separation, divorce, and in conse-
uuencc, scandal, follow.
4 social friend of mine who has just
returned from abroad said to me: You
are losing your good looks. Don't worry
about other peoples trouble l never
think about anything except what will
make me happy. That is What keeps me
looking young"
This is the dictum OF Americas best
society. 1t would preserve its beauty by
s~elfishness. a Frenchman who had been
unfortunate in business affairs and was
forced to give lessons in French for a
livelihood called one day when a society
friend was in my drawing room.
II am sorry for him." 1 said, a n wish
I could assist his family"
Sorry" she exclaimed. Don't be
sorry or worry about any one. 1t will
ruin your temper and good looks. I never
allow myself to be troubled about stran-
gers"
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Railway Time Tables
BUTTE, ANACONDA & PACIFIC RY.
Union Passenger Station
TIME TABLE.

Trains leave Anaconda for Butte as fol-
lows:
No. 2, Great Falls and Helena
local. via Great, Northern Ry,, $40 a m
NO g. Butte Express. a IN
NO. 8. Butte Express 800 D m
NO. s, Atlantic Express, via
Great Northern Ry for st. Paul
ana all points East and West. 1920 D M
Trains leave Butte for Anaconda as fol.
lows:
NO. l. Anaconda Express. ...... 1000 a m
NO. o. Anaconda Express. ...... LOS p m
mo; o. Great Northern Ry., Great
rails and Helena local..,..... 500 D m
4~o: T. Great Northern Ry., Pa
my HAPress. ........10:4O p m
Train No. 6 connects at Silver Bow
with the Oregon Short Line for all points
East West and South.
Northern Pacific Ry. trains leave Ana
conda as follows:
NO. luz, Pacific Express for Port
iand II all points West. ..... 4:5O a m
NO: lo4, Atlantic Express, for st.
faul ana all points East...... S:15 p m
Northern Pacific trains arrive at Ana
conda az follows:
mo: lol, Pacific Express. from st.
Paul and all points East...... 1855 a m
mo. lC3, Atlantic Express, from
I0rtiand and oil points West 10 :05 p m
A! trains arrive and depart form the
outte. Anaconda & Pacifs Union Passen-
ger station at Anaconda.
Ilckets for sale fer all points. Local and
through, on the Great Northern railway.
oregon Short Line railroad and Northern
Pacific railway and their connections.
oteamshlp tickets for sale to all points "a
Iul one. via The above lines.
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the ewes, the hair and the carriage will tell
the story when a woman is ailing. 1t is
impossible for a woman to be i'll good gen.
eral health when some local trouble is CON.
tinually nagging at her nerves and disar-
ranging the natural functions of every organ
of the body. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is the best of all medicines TOR
women who suffer from local weakness
and disease peculiar to their sex. 1t acts
directly on the delicate and important
organs concerned. 1t makes them strong,
healthy, vigorous and elastic. 1t allays IN
Illumination, heals liberation, soothes pain,
tones and builds up the nerves and BAN
ishes the usual discoinforts of the eXpec-
tant months. 1t makes baby's advent easy
and almost painless. 1t enables every
organ of the body to perform its natural
functions without unnatural interference
from a pain-tortured nervous system. It
corrects all Irregularities. A woman who
is made we'll in this way will recover her
natural beauty of form and feature and her
natural amiability of character and temper.
merits. An honest dealer will uot urge Q
substitute for a little extra profit.
Mrs. Rachel Clark, of Houlton, st. Croix Co.,
Wis, writes: II am in good health since I
have taken DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
I gave birth to a l2k pound boy last Juue. He
Is Six months old now and weighs 80 pounds"
How to preserve health aud beauty are
told in DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medi-
cal Adviser. It is free. For q paper-cov.
cred CODY send ~ one-cent stamps, to cover
mailing only. cloth binding, 81 stamps.
Address DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo. n. Z.
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G@j5!2.:H[;|;z|;5|il I1;III1|5i11

Through service betw cen st. Paul, Minne-
apolis, Helena, Butte, Anaconda, Seattle
and Portland. Connections at western ter
minals for kootenai country, Oregon, and
California points, Alaska, Japan and China.
Connections at Twin Cities for points east
and south. Single and round trip tickets to
all points, and baggage checked to destina-
ton.
LEAVE
Atlantic Express, daily ........... $3.50 p m
Helena Local ...... Z. 80. ......9:45 a m
ARRIVE.
Pacific Express. daily .............10:30 p m
Helena LOCdl ......... ........' INV y III
City Ticket Office, No. Al North Main
street, Butte. J. e. DAWSON, Gen. Agt.