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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

It has been found that smallpox pa
ticnts are least marked when kept IN
rooms darkened with red curtains.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14
che. K.esssless s.ass.

The Burlington will on June iith and
isth put on sale tickets from Denver to
C.hiraso IT. Louis Peoria and all Mis-.
souri ftyer points al rate OF one fare plus
q Tor the round Trip. Tickets good for
return til October 5ist Thi. rat. open
70 everybody. q. ". SALi.Ekl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

.susby 4, much Interested In IN, Chi.
n~s- .ituation.'' Yes. he seems to be
completely taken up with the way II af-
frcts his emotional nature.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

Away. use Russ BieachinE Blue. the
famous bag blue. one package equals Two
of any other bag blue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

That's a graceful. careless ris-ct In
your Indian corner drpp-ry. Careless
-a-ct. / went up and down tho st-piad.
der thirteen times before ! got u to look
right T"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

Dolly. u you keep on spending money
this way we'll have To 80 To tbs poor,
house" well ~ ~- do. Jack vel
haV. . lot OF nice thing. TO take with
ua"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14
sAass. Css wsss sssss.

One siss smaller after using A iisn's Foot
Ease. . powder. IL makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen. hot, sweating.
sshink feet. inRrowing nails. eorns and
bunions- All ildruyglssA and shoe stores.
asc- Trial package FREE by mail. Ad.
dress Allen = Olmstei. t.- Roy. NY
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

0rs. WtaassU's aooshtsg nysuy.
Pa shh1fss ssssAiss sos.sss %. ssns. ssssse VI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

Luxurian, hair With its youthful color sssursd b.
upiug PARkRR's HAtn BALsAn 49,.
HiNpEsconNs. the best cure for eorns. tscts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

II requires no experience to dye with
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES. Simply
boiling your goods In the dye 10 all
that's necessary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

..Thnt man next door must be n night.
watchman" "How do you known 'He
doesn't work In daytime. and he's nome
In bed, every night before ~ o CLOCK.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

Yruis ID . necessary article Of diet. Its
prime ssssoces are In Prtmisy's California
fyuis 0um.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14
To. G,..,.., A-...... m.,,,..A..

'"Thais just like Cousin sabiiha."
"Whai'- the maticrg'' ''Shc sent me
81 aud u list af things she wants that
amounts To ST."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

To have your napkins and table hnss
that DEFEATS. clear white % desirable. uee
Ruas' Biea hing Hue. the modern bag oisl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

"A man should not feel old at ffty"
determined that he ought to feel Old
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

The soap-How do you stand In poll.
ticsy The Spongc-Tm an expansionist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

30 pess. senyisssa you a. by ss,ss1 h,s ss1ui !
Vas convinced or ~heth-r ho wore me
nut"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

..You don't seem to mind being stout
you think you have to be nimble.''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

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K.ss Az vss ss bs. khss sssst Nerve ksssssss.
rssa tes rMGG eS.uo ,',ai ss'.is s.d ,sssuss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14
A.. v.. u.,.s A,,.... v....H...s

Ars yss rsise Aiiss's vsss.EassS
II 10 the only cure for Swollen.
smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allenr
Foot Ease. = powder to bs shaken Into
the shoes. Al all Druggists and shoe
Stores. CSC. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Oimstcd, Leroy. N. y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14
iairs casasvh Care
L . constitutional ours. Price, ia

psmoefa,-iirya wouldn't come TO
town i-sauss Mckinley wouldn't b1
here E-publiean-w-ll.n n-st March he
wont 80 TO Washington t-eauss MeNin'
ley will BE- there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

isI,m PAT ~ m, saia,ins' ..Whs, did he
tell yaa- ''said I; vas the ~orst he
ever saw.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14
Rsss ess - 1svslA

No matter what aiis you. hsoAaehs
Do . cancer. you will never get veil
un,ii your bowels are put riSAe
CAScARETS help nature. cure you
without . gripe or pain. produce easy
natural movements. cost you Just 10
cents TO .s,as, getting your health hack.
CAscARETS Candy cathartie. the
genuine. put up In metal boxes. svsry
tablet has c. C. c. stamped on u ~
ware Of limitations.
''Thc ballots for the fall election un'
,lcrs;and will bc nearly u yard long
"Y,-. and our ballot. sir. will bc q
yard wide aud all wool"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

How does your new bookke~psr suit
you-' AS a bSokk-sp-f he's great. but
a. . human being ! don, take to him
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

whsa bayinx . psrtss. Of "vasisis..
Starch" ask your greer tos she o""s u
humor that soss With u free
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

5s"f don't care about that new board.
cr.'' why not?' ''Hc's 80 polite to
everybody that he can't be u person Of
any Importance =
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14
4 Cents Per ton Per Mile

L. what it would cost you to move ore With our
system Of aerial wire rope tram WHAT'S
Il costing you nows
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

TOE. cFfs ss f.i..'s nGi.. IL; i s1..J r.. 'ss'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14

$3.50: =. -: 20: g: IIhsupssa's Eye vass'.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14
ShEEPMEN.

roaslgnmen,s collected nv HSoLtiH Doofnt y ~
Inclusive ehese commiss'oe Cen mgnny y
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-14
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Foreign and Domestic Corporations
Placed on an Equal Footing.
SPECIAL

REPUBLiC SPECTAL
Springfield, Ill, Oct. 2.-One Of the more
important decisions of the Supreme Court
was that ordering a writ Of mandamuo Is
sued against J. H. b. VanCleave, state 6u-
perintendent Of Insurance.. compelling him
to license a foreign insurance company to
transact all lines Of insurance business In
Illinois
In April. 1888, the Ocean Accident and
Guarantee Corporation. limited, applied
for q license to do a credit insurance buSt-
ness In the State. The application was re-
fused on the ground that the law forbade
q foreign mpan from engaging In all
lines of Insurance in this State. Last March
another application Tor a license was made
and refused. The Supreme Court was then
asked to issue a writ of mandamuS. direct
ed against the Insurance Superintendent.
compelling him to license the company to
write insurance against accident and en-
ployers' liability, license to ransact an
other line of insurance already having been
obtained.
Among other things, the Court says:
"Our construction is that domestic corr
porations or companies organized under the
act of April q. 1889, are authorized to trans
act all the lines of insurance business men
toned in section /. II this Is true OF do
nestle corporations, II Is also true Of for.
sign corporations. because under repeated
decisions Of this court foreign companies
arc placed upon an equal footing with do
mestio companies"
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The Missouri Supreme Court.

SS0HV&0 SOokG
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. No.. Oct. 1o.-The follow
ing proceedings were had In the Supreme
Court to-day:
DIVISION NO. l.
Carroll vs.. Reed. submitted on briefaI
Smiley Va st. Louis ana Hannibal Railway, ar
sued and submitted
Ellery VS.. Caldwell. death suggested and cause
revived; argued and unlimited By plaintiff In
error. submitted on briefs by defendant In error:
twenty days to defendant In error and five days
to plaintiff In error To ne additional briefs.
peterson vs.. Beha, argued and submitted.
Ennis VS.. Durham. argued and submitted ~
appellant, submitted on briefs by respondent
First National Bank Of Mexico va. RaSSdalA
argued. and submitted.
Harvey vs. Stevens. submitted on briefs.
Reedy VS.. ST. Louis Brewing Association co..
tinued to January call
COURT IN BANG.
Roberts W. crawford: appeal dismissed On
DIVISION NO.. l.
Fleckenstein vs.. Waters: argued and submitted.
Nithaupt vA St Louis: submitted on briefs.
Babcock Va Merchants Exchange: argued and
Francisco vs.. wingfeid: submitted on briefs.
De Donate VS.. Morrison. argued and submiteed
BY appellant: submitted en- briefs by respondent
Division No. l adjourned to November II. 1900.
at which time II Is expected several important
decisions will be rendered.
Court Ia banc will hold another sessIon Monday.
the I'd inst, for the purpose OF hearing the
arguments tn the case OF the state ex rel Yates
W. crittenden 1.-THE Kanses City election cass}.
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ably . case Of ths wish being father to the

ably . case Of the wish being father to the
thought
The latest canvass Of this character IL
that which will be published Tomorrow by
the New York Herald. Q vigorous advocate
Of Mckinley. This poll gives Mckinley
81 electoral votes and the remainder-166-
are conceded to Bryan. a majority for the
Republican candidate of us Electors. With
the exception OF Kentucky. Mckinley. ac-
cording to the Herald. is likely to hold all
the States he carried in 1896, and will
make q net ain Of 10 votes In the Far
West.
The Next Congress.
As to the complexion Of Congress. the
Herald mus that the new House will
have certainly lbs Republican votes, the
Democrats Ls. the Eusionists and Silver
Republicans 5 and that II districts are In
doubt. The present House stands lbs Re-
puhlicans. 16a Democrats. 2 Fusionists and
3 seats are vacant. Thus the Republic
an majority would be slightly increased.
AT present the Republicans have % MEM
bers Of the Senate. The Herald poll gives
them ID members next year. or ! more than
q majority. There are II doubtful sena-
torial elections pending. Among the tndi-
cations cited by the Herald are that Quay
In Pennsylvania and ElkiIB in West Vir-
ginia may be defeated.
It should be said that the Herald. In sum
ming I'd the results Of its canvass. is dis
posed to uaiify the more important claims
made.
MdIyidno' west Nuein1a. Deid"oNS ahu
New York are claimed for Mckinley by re-
cuced pluralities. but the Information upon
which these claims are made Is both doubt
full and qualified. Even in New York, which
Is given to Mckinley by u5.0a plurality
and to Odell. the Republican candidate for
Governor. by sl,000 plurality. the greatly In
creased registra ton may upset all calcula-
tons. This registration. which shows an
increase Of more than 5000 In Greater New
York alone, represents, in the opinion of
impartial observers, the Democratic stay
at-home" vote of -four years ago.
Illinois Rather Doubtful.
In the Middle West the Herald finds that
IlliEois and Indiana and the other States
that went for Mckinley In 1896 Will support
him this year. AS to Illinois. however.
Cook County is the key to the situation.
II the Democrats get Q very large plurality
there, the State is doubtful and likely ia
20 to Bryan. Alschuler. the Democrats
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Farmers. In.titute AdJourn.,

REPUBLIC SPEC1AL
Marion, ILL.,, Oct. M.-The last day Of the
Williamson County Farmers Institute was
a great improvement over the first, both In
attendance and interest manifested by the
farmers. At the morning session ]. c.
Chamnees Of Gainesville read an interest
ing paper on How ! a Success With
My Hogs" after which an impromptu dis
the afternoon Daniel Berry OF Carmi de-
livered an address on Insects Injurious
and Insects of Benefit" The following Of
ell Of Corinth; vice president. N. n. Swami
Of Craborchard: secretary. Mrs. NJ. L.
Copeland OF Marion: treasurer. A. n.
State Institute. w. n. Reid Of Marion.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.
October Meeting Of Mems League
Galloway Recital.

Lutheran Church viii hold its October
% Io%insS special Rsxi fiue e 5 sHsninfE. a snf be .hs t sr-
Make Fire Music from Walkure' Cweg-
Honor and Arms from Samson HandeD.
Mr.; w. W. Gibson OF the Second Pres5y,
terrain Church choir; soprano solos; Bird
Miss Grace G. Smith. Compton Hill Con-
gregat!onal Church choir: plano solo, Faust
waltz, Rodney SAVIOR; tenor solo. MI; w;
choir: alto solos. Were I a star and
Open Thy Blue Eyes" Mrs. Wyatt Evans.
=; Marks MP Mpis GSBs. s Snsrs ar. e a3bson aoe''
The Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran
Church. the Reverend E T. Coyner. pas.
tor, has outgrown its present quarters at
No. 1907 Euclid avenue, and has decided to
build a church and pafochiaI school build
feet By Is feet and n viii be snissed in front
with tower and belfry. The membership of
the church Is now eighty and the Sunday
Mount Calvary Church are as follows:
President. Eric Larson: vice president. Con-
rad Meyer; secretary. II. NJ Barrtoz, and
mittee Is composed of the pastor, r. 7.
Cline Isaac johnson and r. Gilda- Archi-
tect, j. l.. Wees.
Charles Galloway. assisted by Mrs. c. q.
Bang. Will give an organ recital AT the
Evangelical Lutheran lions Church. cor
ner of Twerty-frst and Benton streets.
Friday evening, November Z. The follow
ing Is the programme:
Coucertsatz In Co.. ..............Louis Th!els
td3 MslO1lc III 49, -. u. Sdioihc
() Canon in b Minor ............--R- Schvmann
lei Grand choeur Dialogue ............E. Gigout
Mr.. Galloway.
Soprano Soio-Jesus OF Nazarsth......Ch Gounod
Mrs. G. q. Bang
(a) Fantasie on Elm Feste Burg .....-..Ch. Fink
o. Senate In d Minor cnrst moyement..:
....-r FREDERICKSBURG
(c) Canzonetta in A Minor ,.-...-...A. Guiinant
tdJ kleV9Ilou .....s.s...-- .-..........S. houoDS4b
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candidate for Governor, may be elected
over Yates. the Republican candidate. and
the tight between Senator Cullom and Gov
ernor Tanner for the control Of the Legis-
lature may. give 1t to the Democrats. re-
sulting I'm the election Of a Democrat from
Illinois"
The farmer vote "a depended upon to hold
Indiana In line for Mckinley. Kansas Is
given TO the Republican candidate by u
probable plurality OF 12.o00. North and South
Dakota also are placed In the Republican
column.
Minor changes are touched upon in the
Far West. The probable outcome in detail.
as the Herald sees it. Is as follOws:
For Observation-Disclosures. 2: Connecticut.
s: Delaware. 3: Illinois. "a; Indiana. l.; Iowa.
II: Kansas. 10: Maine. 6; Maryland. S:
Massachusetts. 10: Michigan. IA: Mime
sofa. 9; New Hampshire, I: New Jersey. 10:
New York. IS: North Dakota, 8; Ohio, %;
Oregon. 4; Pennsylvania, 50: Rhode Island.
4: South Dakota. 4; Vermont. 4: Washing
ton. 4: West Virginia. 6: Wisconsin, T.;
Wyoming. 8. Total. Isl
For Bryen-Alabama, IL: Arkansas, 8;
Colorado. 4: Floria, 4; Georgia. IL: Idaho.
9: Kentucky. d: Louisiana. s: Mississippi.
9; Missouri. II: Montana, >; Nebraska. s;
Nevada. 3: North Carolina. II; South Caro-
lima 8: Tennessee. II: Texas. Is; Utah. 3:
Virginia. IL. Total. 1ss.
Total electoral votes Al.
Necessary to elect "a.
AcKinley's indicated majority ll5.
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Mckinley ORGAN
ON THE ELECTION.
New York Herald's Poll Of the
States Favors the Repub-
lican Ticket.
GIVES 1T MAJORITY OF 115.
Electoral Vote Will Be PSI for the
Ohioan to 166 for the Ne
braskan, Says That
Newspaper.
GIVES 1T MAJORITY OF 115.
REPUBLIC

hEPUbLlC PECLAh
Now York. Oct. Awe have reached
that period in the national campaign when
partisan newspapers and political mana
gers are using their divining rods in a fruit
less effort to determine how the American
people will vote on election day. Even the
life insurance companies w ceased to
write policies. turning their ubiquitous
agents loose instead to canvass the people
on the presidential election. The "authen-
ticated" canvasses OF the life insurance
people tell specifically Just what Mr.. Smith
Of Indiana. Mr.. Jones Of Illinois. MIR.
Brown Of New York and Mr.. Carter of
Maryland are going to do. Just how these
erudite ~canvassers reach the conclusions
made public It 10 hard to tell 1t II prob
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Unknown Man Found Murdered.

Georgetown. Tex. OCT. a0.-An unknown
man was found dead in q pasture near
Taylor with Q load OF buckshot In bis
breast He had been dead several days.
and had evidently been murdered else
whore and the body brought to the pasture.
There were no papers or ~yaluabies and the
pockets were turned. He was about IS
yeaxs old. weighed about lo pounds. was s
feet 70 inches high. long reddish mustache,
black hair. blue flannel trousera negisee
shirt tan shoes, no coat, cuff buttons not
mates. The inquest disclosed nc clew to
the murderer. and nothing leading to the
Identification OF the dead man. He was
buried By the county.
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Net q Question of Age,

Bone need spectaoies very much earlier
In life than others. DR.. Bond. expert op-
tician At Mermod q Jaccard's Broadway
and Locust will examine your eyes withou;
charge and at you properly. Steel frames,
81 a p gold. IS and un
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
~HAVEMEYER'S ESTATE.
Surrogate Decides That $685. OILS Is
Subject to Inheritance Tax

New York. Oct 0.-Surrogate Thomas
to-day signed an order fixing the value OF
the estate of the late Theodore A. Have
meyer for Inheritance tax purposes.
He finds that the value of the personal
property, subject to taxation, Is hiss 9Sl.
the Indebtedness Of Mr.. Havemeyer being
81 .046.6a OF that amount $SsS. s62 Is to be
deducted from the s.. 765, $50. leaving the to-
tai taxable estate $S69, OBS.
The share Of Mrs. Emily Hayemeyer,
widow Of the decedept, Is liked at $cS9. So
and Of the children az Se4.31 each.
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Grocerx Firm Fafls.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Eureka Springs, Ark, Oct. N.-Isa q.
Ward & Co., grocers in this city, closed
their doors to-day. The assets about equal
the liabilities.
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icy The Great q Minor Fugus ......J. q. Bach
Mr.. Galloway.
Soprano Solo-Cons Unto Me-. .....w. Coeuen
Mrs c.. O.. Bang.
Theme. Variations and Finale ....Lcuss Tnielo
Mr.. GALLOWAY.

Tuesday evening. October 30. the members
OF the Assumption Parish will give q festi-
val for the benefit Of the church at Con-
cOrdia Hall. Thirteenth and Arsenal streets.
For the last month committees have been
at work on the various tables. and report
excellent progress. A gold watch has been
donated for the handsomest man In the
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Mr.. Harry

Has returned to his former position at Mer-
mod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
where he will be pleased to see his friends
and all interested In 1ne diamonds, watches,
wedding silverwares and 1ewelry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21

Splendid Omces for Rent,
n7.N per month and upward. in the new
Mermod & Jaccard ireproof building.
Broadway and Locust. Best city loca&ioa.
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Solid Gold Birth-MOnth Ring.
For October. the Opal. signifyins Hope:
0-25 to $50: with diamonds up to $500. Mers
mod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust,
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Texas Court Of CIVIL Appeals.
WpTJRLLC SPECIAL

RNPUBLLC SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex, let D.-Proceedines in the
State Court Of Civil Appeals. Fifth Supreme
judicial District, at Dallas to-day:
Tn Berry Va Heating Imp q Mac. ca. Dali
". scott Va ". H Ch,idsrn. Hin County.
Oscar II. Peppin va Sherman 8 q 8. Ry. Co.,
REEERsEp AND REMANDED.
Missouri. xAnsaa and Texas Railway Company
Va Sarah =. Moore. Dallas County.
Tsxas Midland Railroad W A r. Cardwsll
Ior1oNs DISPOSED OF.
I. p, oalmona Va May e Thomas, dismissed.
Appea1 0verruled; appellant required 70 nls
= bssv1st Va W. A Polks nle transcript svsr-
CASES SUBMITTED.
Lemon NoAahan ". J. 7. Veasey.
b n. Patton ct al. Va II. A. McShanA
Mary CuTAn Adams ~ TexaS Land and Mort.
"7srss Midland Railroad W. 8. w. Tel. q Tel.
Eoraicana National Bank vs.. I. Baum ct al.
II n STOCK Va. II. W. simmons ct al.
CAGES SET FOR NOVEMBER Z
Aente Company Vs. Wsxahachis Cotton Oil
Company, Ellis Copnty.-
}. r. NtlsAp va lAveu Bros, Lamar County.
WptaE Cnioa Tel Ca Va J. I. Turner. Madi-
.W;IIsmssans ". q J. Sawyer ct al. Manas-
q L0sis sOuthwestsrn Railway Company Va
John Z. Knight Hunt County.
w. J. Davis W. r. d White. Wood County.
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DA0taIllng Company Elects Omcefs.
New York. Oct D-The new Board Of
Directors Of the Disabling Company OF
America to-day elected these officers:
President 8. N. Rice: nrst vice presi-
dent, Thomas Dolan: second vice president
Edison Bradley; third vice president, H J.
n. Cardesat treasurer. A. p. Plummer;
secretary. 7. K Wentworth.
Mr.. Dolan was also made chairman OF
the Board OF Directors and Mr.. Bradley
chairman Of the Executive CcmmttteA
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When o u watch needs cleaning take 1t
to MeEmod q Jaccard'a. Broadway and Lo-
Gust. Only expert watchmaksrs employed.
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English Ginning Hall Clocks.
The Westminster and Wilmington chimes.
Hear them at Mermod & Jaccard's, Broad
way and Locust.
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Such liberal terms were never before Offered
In this city, bot the Charter Oak Stove and
Range Co, through Us, their agents, desire to
get at once into gensral Use (as Al advertise
ment) these New Improved Steel Ranges
hence this very easy payment plan. This
fully warranted Steel Range-all delivered
and set up In your home--fof only TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
Evening journal., 1900-11-24
Proverbs lbOut Women

Here are some Chinese sayings that
indicate much philosophy:
Respect always silent woman
great Is the wisdom OF the woman that
holdeth her tongue.
A vain woman rs TO be feared. for
she Will sacrifice all for her pride.
Trust not a vain woman. for she Is
first in her own eye.
A naughty woman stumbles. for she
cannot see what may be IN her way.
Trust not the woman that thinketh
more OF herself than another, mercy
will not dwell in her heart
The gods honor her who thinlSeth
long before opening her lips Pearls
come from her mouth
A woman that is not loved Is a kite
from which the string has been taken
she drives with every wind and comeih
to naught by long fall.
A woman and a child are alike each
needs strong uplifting hand.
A woman that respects herself Is
more beautiful than a single star; more
! beautiful than many stars at night.
Woman Is the case for that which
pains the father, she is balm for his
troubles.
A woman who mistakes her place
can never return 10 where she first
was; the path has been covered mp
from her eyes.
A woman desirous OF being seen by
men is not trustworthy fear the glance
from her eye
Give heed TO her whom children have
come she walks in the sacred ways
and lacks not love.
When first a woman loves she fears:
she fears not that to which she has
/ become accustomed
a mother not spoken we'll of by her
children is am enemy OF the State. she
should net live within the kingdom
wall.
Evening journal., 1900-11-24
Hints Ab0nt Hats

Hats this season partake Of the pic
ture order Many millners are max
ing feature OF hats which display to
the best advantage the faces charm.
The most slrilting point In the seasons
fashion Is the attention which the best
milliners and dressmakers are giving
to the study of their customers per-
sOnality. The pretty new tint OF pinkey
red, which Is "a cross between crushed
strawberry color and pink blotting
paper is extremely fashionable for
hats and toques worn with black cloth
gowns. and very stylish it looks They
form delightful bits of cOloring ln the
gray Autumn atmosphere