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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
Mldnner6Or 9ameauerein.
Morsem 9aahmittas Gait Sag. :
Wasner,Vorleimns BON ssrdn
ssrats Hellinger.

Der MGnnerd 3 Samenperein oeron-
italtet morgen, Grsitas, Ia9mitta9
beginnenb um 8 ltbr, einen Gaf.Sas.
Sebes MitsIieb bat bas &edt, einen
@aft mitsubrinsen. 6rau Grana Bel
Iinser bat cine Wasner-0orleiung In
0srbinouns nit eiRem &ecitoI arran-
airt. Sic miro BON 6rau 8bilip
@oes, Soprau, Jrau Trant goenbarter
uno Serr Geo 81. &isss, 9ianiit,
aiiitirt weroen.
Soleenoes Yrosramm tDiro CUR
0ur9flbruns selanssn:
L. Yilser.@bor unb gIiiobetb's &C.
bet aug rSannbduisr" 6rau G0s
uno Jrau Goenbarter.
2. Ser unbstannte 2iinfIer, &i9aro
Waensr, Srau geainser.
8. SeleetioneH aus v2obensrin"
9srr &isss.
4. rSrdume' Jrau Goes.
5. Ser meItberiibmte 2initIer, 6rau
Beainser
6. Did tbeurs 9uls1 aus sSann.
bduier', Jrau @oss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
llnabbansiser SnrnDerein.
Serr Soiepb Seller 5n,m. 8. @ale
ais @rfter Spreher irieocrs
ertu1tlt.

Seit LANCER Belt mar teine Gei1dfts-
oeriammluus bes ltaabbdnsisen surn-
oersins 10 gut belu9t, als pie es seitern
abeno Der Sail mar. Seit iiber $50
Ttitslieber paren anueIeno, 10 ooB f9
Der @eriammlunssiaal als oiel gu Helm
erpies. yiadoem Der grite Spre9er,
Serr Soiepb &eGer, Die Siblns sr0Fnet
bate, iuuroen Die balbidbrli9en Be
riate Der oeri9ieoenen 8eamten oer=
Ieien; oieleIben Iauteten bur3ue9 9tn=
itis. 6inan;iell lit Der 0erein 10 siin-
iti9 seItelt, iuie taum elm Speiter in Der
StaOt unb Die WtiteIieoer5abI bat ii3
III Der lesten 3eit nabeSu .oerooppelt.
6eitern 9lben6 wuroen 25 neue Mit=
sIie0er auf9enommen uno 27 &anoioa-
ten our aufnabme oorseibIasen.
SierauT Tano Die geamtenpabI itatt,
SieieIbe crsab foIsenoes Geiultat:
l. Spre6er-SoIepb &eller.
2. Spre9er-Wm. &atbert.
1. S9riftpart-aoam 6roBtOpf.
2. Shriftpart-6reo. &oedert.
S3asmeiiter-@manue S6lesel.
| L. Surnpart-3ouis Ntonninger.
2. Surnwart -9ouis Bauer.
3eu9part-Soiepb Sarrp.
gibliotbetar-&arI S5mibt.
Grunoeisentbums-S Sirettoren -@br
OH, George Seibenfider, Sacob Wa6
itetter, @baries 6erser uno SenrD Ball
j linann.. s.s
&eSifOnssRomite = Treb. 2oedert
Gbas. garrp un6 YauI 9ure3eluis.
Sum aaten Male betleioet iest Ser
Soiepb Reller 6as 9lmt bes Grte
Sprsaers. Sura Isine sefrise Gin
timmis unb per affirmation erfOlsi
@ieoerpabl ba6en Die Wtit9lieoer bt
pieien, baS tie feline 0eroienite um De
8srein, in befen SntereIe er unel
maSlid tbdtis iit, wobI gu iddte
piIIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
Gotidler Snrnuertia.

Sn Der seitrisen 0sriammIuns ipur.
ben einise neue DtitsIieoer aufsenom.
men. gs purbe beidlOhen, ON Is.
5ebruar in Der sroBen 9ale einen
Mastentaa ;u oeranitaItsn. gei be,
@eibna9tsisier iopobI aIs aud Bet be,
6plpefsrfeisr purosn nambaIte ueber.
ibuffe ersieIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
SerbranHter GanbD.
Sic Sabrif Der s. s. SarmpoD
Gp. onr6 Teuer serffDrt.

0e1terl QDeHo uN .0O ptUY IN ueul
@sbauoe Ho. 130-132 9. YernIDl=
pania Str, wel9es BON Der S. s.
Sormoop Co., 5abritanten bon gan-
oies, occupirt pirb, Elm Jeuer aug,
tpel9ss binnen menisen ausenbIiden
lol6e Sinenlionen annabm, oaB Der
6euermorI6aa es FIR 9eratben btelt,
slei6 nod ieiner antunft ouI Ger
Branbitdtte einen speiten @larm gu
ssben.
Sas Seuer entItanb i'm &efelraum
bes .9aiement," oerbreitete Ii5 BON
bort mad. oben, 5und9it mad Der noro-
Ii6en abtbeiIuns bes Sauies uno oann
our5 Die @srbinbunsstbiir au9 na9
Der Iiioli9en Settle unb bon bieraus
babnten ole 6lammen fi4 ibren 8e9
noh oben. 0om oritten Stofpert bis
gum Seller mar bas ganSe 6ebduoe BON
einem unour9orin9li9en &au6 an9e-
faat. Sm eritsn Stodwsrt befanoen
i6 Die OIfice unb bus @aarenlaeer
i'm sweiten uno oritten Stodpert NUT
ben Die 3udcrtpaaren fabri5irt.
Na6 spsiitinbiser barter Arbeit,
tuel6e bur3 ben intenlioen &uub ouBer-
orbentIi9 eri6Dert rurOe, bate oil
2oI5mannidaft oas 6euer unter aon'
troQe.
Dem 8emaben berielben 9eIans es
oas 6euer auf isinen Seero su belbrdn
ten, 10 baB Die sur linten uno rsdtsI
Gsite bes brennenben @ebaubes befinb
li9en @ei5afte, mil ausnabme De
@roecrD SupplD Co., feinen nennens
: pertben S9aoen erlitten. Sie in Den
brennenben 8ebaube norbanoenei
0aaren=Yorrdtbe uno Wfaterialien
puroen total Serit5rt, benn mas NOD
, BON sSeuer uno &au9 peri9ont bIieb
fiel ben rieiisen @aIiermaiIen, ipel4
Z ing @ebduoe seI9leabert wuroen, 3ur
Opfer.
Mebrere TsuerwebrIeute befanosn n
e fir einise 4useablide, aIs Der Slur Il
: eriten 5todwsrt einitiirste, IN sroB'
n @efabr, isbo6 seIans es ibnen, +
= nod re3tseitis su retten; our4 Taller
II oes @las erlitten einise Seueripeb
leute 56nittmunoen an ben 9dnbsn.
Ser @eiammtiaaoen, pel4en D
OarmobD 60. erIitten, miro iid a
etwa $40 900 bslaufen; Oenlielben fts
}. cine @erT9sruas bon $4,000 ssss
IN iiber.
{. Die cine Sdlfte bes 6ebduoss, nj
Dies nur i'm Snnern beiadbist wuro
sebort Sobn 3. Clam, Die anbere .
$. $. Miller.
% Sic pon Dem Geuer beimselud
g 6irma bei9dftist etwa bunoert Seui
IT pel9e auf einise Gage auber arbeit 8
'r tommen Iinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
Tir bic 8osrem Spnlpatbie=
Eetitionen
WerSen nniere @nno oessS Senatorem
eintreten.

Sefretdr Sacob gB. 2oeper pom 8er-
banoe oeutiper Ssreins in Snoianapolis
bat BON oen 8unbes-e srntoren Tair-
bants uno geusriose i9riftlid bas
8eripreden erbaIten, baB oieieIben, TO-
balo ole betr. Ystitionen Dem 9unoes-
Ronsreile unterbreitet uerosn, nit allen
2rdftsn fir bic geriifFdtisuns Der
8o,rsn.Sp pmpatbie- Yetitionen = pie
ioIbe bier leit Wonaten cireulirt
baben - eiutreten meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
Gin nemeS 9pritembans 1T auf Der
gHofeite 0otbwenSi8.

Jeueripebr : gbef @oots wirb Der
Si4erbeits geb0roe in elmer Der
nd9fen Sisunsen empfebIen, boB
Die nothisen Sdritte ergrif-
fen iperoen, um nit benz Bau
eiaes neaenS Sprisenbauies auf Der SIb-
ieite, etwo smiiben gaii unb Werioian
Str. in Der Ha9bari4aft Der &apmonb
Str., beginner gu tonnen. goots
meint, ooB ein 6prissnbuus in borti-
ger, Bon pielen 6a5riten bsfs6elter @e-
senb ein orinsenoes BeoIrfniB 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
$163O in Sriefmarfen mno 0elb
geitDbien.

@reenfielb, 9. San. Ser @eIb-
19rant in Der Iotaler Yoitoffice tpurbe
wabrenO Der Ha9t bon ginbre9ern se-
ipren9t uno ieines SnbaIts Don Srief-
murten i'm @srtbe Dor $500 unb $130
in Saar beraubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09

8olisei- Superintendent Safe Dir6
in isinem Sabresberi6t Die gtabIiruns
zines eefOnoerteu 0eTdn9niTes iiir
iusenoli5e Gefdnsene empfeblen. Gr
miro ooridlaeen, baB Elm sroBes 3im-
rner i'm britten StofDerf bes Stabt=
9auiss in ein iosqes um9ewunOeli
weroe. @dbrcno DER lebten 5ebu
Oeonate iino nidt uenieer ols 225
9naben bsrboftet pcrSsn. lleber Die
SdIfie berieIben Nor bes 9isbitabIs
an9etlost.
Ser o6tidbrise 9owta allen nirt
felt. Sienitos aus ieiner elterlider
BobHuns, 20. 422 .. Gouilicna Str..
oermiBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
Sfo. til
6rl. stone frei.
2ies tuirS nmm aad) bon Gupbia
beftGtigt.

@ten, 9. San. glun miro BON
Sopbia beitdtist, bub SRI. ellen M.
Stome BON ben 8risanten freiseseben
tporoen lit, na9bsm eas oole perlanste
2oieselb fur lie erIest purbe. Sd.
Stone TIT auf Der Sabrt nod @enua be-
9riffen, BON DO iis ii9 nod amerits
begeben tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
Nenes unternebmen.
3beater stpei Wseilen tief in Ser
Gr6e.

ct. 9ouis, Mo., 9. San. Sin
9bicasoer bat Die SOee Elm spei MeiIen
tiefes God su bobren uno am @runb
heslelben Elm Sbeater au bauen. CT
lit Der aniibt, elm ioIdes neuartises
unternebmen niirbe f5erIi9 Iobnsnb
iein ipdbreno Der 4ugItelune.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
$4,000 perlanQt.

SIN superior @eridt fam beute Die
Shaeeneriusflase cur @erbanbIuns.
tpel9e @m. q. Scbnlon sesen Die
StraBenbabn @eienf6aft einaereidt
bate. SIN ausuit b. 5. NOR zines
Sases cine eIeftriide Gar sesen ieinen
@asen serannt. Ct murOc bon ieinem
Sis seialeubert unb iamer perIebt. CT
perIanst $4,000 @aaOenerias.
Gin 8erbitt sesen bic Bfa
Sour 9abn umseitoBen.
Dor seraumer 3eit purSe Georse
9rapforb ouf Der Iepman Str. areu-
5uns bon einem Big Gour 8abn3use
iiberfabren unb setobtet. Ser g,ad-
IabperwaIter perllaste Die @sieIiaaft
auf Sdobeneriab unb i'm Superior
@sri9t nurben ibm $4,000 3ussipro9en.
Die 8ertlasten appenirten uno batten
erfoIs, beam bus app.aations geri9t
bat Sas WerSitt uniseitOseu.
4us Der 3 ifiIIe entIa5ien.
SamueI Narfs unb 6ranf Dapis,
peIas unter Der aHfIase bes @roBoieb-
ifabIs i'm GsfdnsniB idma9ietsn, ~ur-
ben beuts aus bemfeIten aaf antroa
bes etaatsanpoIts entIafen. Oie-
islbes paren bsf9uIoist, Dem Gbarles
Sch $4Oo seitobIen au baben. Oa
2esterer ober ni@t mebr in Der GtoSt
anrsisnO 1T unh aIs 3suse aaftrstea
iasn, 10 fonntsn iis aud ni&t prossf-
frt wssos1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
Sohn Gmbarot's

= Sobn Gmbarot's 6arieIb
garf SaIoon, 1921 g. Gait Str.
6einlfe 8etrdnts uno gisarren. QeeeI.
balm, Billiard. Gei9madpoIler 2un9
ben saasen Sas.
- 0os rMeribianA apartment.
Saus, Gde Der Meribian unb Wi4isan
6tr., lit uon W. 8. Spaees an pet.
termann 8ros- Co., BON 2ouispiIIe.
'fir $125. .0lO usrlauft ucras1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
suianapols. aub. 9oanufas, samm 1902

auf Der 9Ibne islbit bsfano I'D, bin
ter 6lassen unb 8nImer beinabe oer-
itcdt, 8eiIer's Or5elter. weI@es nab
reno Seg Gbsnbs bl5ibe Mlufitltade
ipielte.
9os Banquet bauerie Bis gu frIbe,
Mor9enfunoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09

= Sismarn GaFe. Jn- u. ausIdn.
biiae Giers an 3apT. Smportirte 70.
wie biefise Seiitatefen Pets ON Qanb.
8. 3. Arsns, rs o. ysarI Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
ToliSeilides.

Ser Mebser Gbarles Dorssr, 90.
1904 @irsinia aue.. beri9tet, oaB iein
iussnoli9sr Solicitor CHARLES 3immer-
mann, tuobnbaft an Der Sosbroot 5tr.,
nit etpa So ourasebrannt lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
Ans beu @eridtsb0ieu.
Weridt Der @rORseidmOrenea.

Sie am Montas in 6isuns setrete-
nen 6roBsei9worenen rei9ten bereits
beute einen tbeilueiIen 8eri9t ein.
Sn bemielbsn erboben fe foIsenSe
slnflasen
Bm. @iliams, WorSansriif.
Rstfon Yarrifb, ginbru5 sunb @roBs
biebitabl.
Sobm 8eiib, @roBSie5ifabI.
Wlassie Sodett, @robSie5itabI.
@rtbur WaIfer unb Clarence Moore,
Ginbru9 unb @roBSisbifabI.
Nobls &odep, @ro6oiebfabI.
George @oientbaI unb 0ouis
@iaiams, ginbru9 unb SteiRbisbitabI.
/ Sieie sanse @dpeieIbanbe tpurbe
heute benz Ri6ter porsefibrt unb Elm
Sober BON ibnen ertIdrte F3 ni9t-
i9uIois.
Sa &einer bon linen Die mtitteI bat
einsa anpaIt 6u ensasirsn, 10 pirb Der
Srmen- anwaIt, amos Sines ibre @er-
tbeioiguns iibernebmen.
6ann mieSer beiratben.
Saura Bbite erbielt bsute Die Sdei-
ouns bon ibrem Gutten @eors bepiI-
list uno es tuurbe ibr seitattet, ibren
@ao6enuamen Srumlod tpieber fiibren
ISu biirfen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09

= 1eiu1t ben oeuti@en 3obnnrjt
9. Rrumme, 3immer T55 unb IS. Ro.
294 Norb NeriSian Gtrabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09

0eptemDer u. y. 80. q
u. SO. SIeaion, ohentli9er sss-
tar.
9alI's 2atarrb 2ur pirb inner
lid senommen unb pirtt birett auf Dos
9Iut uno bic ialeimisen Oberfdden
oes Gbfems. Gait Gud 3eusnifie frei
auididen.
s. 8. gbenep &c 8 o., Soleoo, 8.
- Wertauft BON allen apotbefern,
10 gents.
Saa's 6amiIien. eillsn iinb bic beiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09

Die Bette Gent Giearre IN hes
6taot: Wv4oI 0oasfelo1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09
staat Otto, Sofebo, !
Queds Sountn, S.

TraHt 5. 6 benep bel4wort,
oab er Der dItsits garinsr Der Sirma S.
S. @beneb & Go. 1T, tuelae @e=
fddf:e in Der Stabt SoIeoo, in obeu-
ssnanntem County uno Staat, tbut,
unb oos beiaste Sirma Die Summe BON
einbunbert Dollars fir jeoen
SAT- con &atarrb besabIen wiro, Der
bur9 ben Gebraud bon $ all g
&atarrb=R & Sur Hiat sebeilt psroeH
tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-09

Srant s. gbeheb.
fOl gel6moren Dor mir un6
; Siesel unteri9rieben in metz
~~' ner 8esenwnrt am g..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-27

hit on plan that he thought would make
things plain to the veriest novice. He drew
a picture of the instrument in question and
on the slide he marked the stops. and the
tones the instrument would produce with
the slide in these positions. also numbering
the same. Then Hartman's troubles fairly
commenced. With one eye on the pictured
trombone and the other on the positions on
the real instrument. he blew and sweated
and squinted ard chased the slide UP and
down on the tube till the poor. tortured in
strument shrieked il agony i'm its awful
travail, and the comedians naturally sweet
temper became like white-wine vinegar.
Now and then a triumphant toot would
ring out In the right key, but this happened
at rare intervals. or. rather. when he got
the intervals correctly. But perseverance,
for which virtue the comedian is noted.
conouers at last. and now visitors to the
theater can nightly hear him fairly lift a
tune out of the Instrument, though some
there are who will say that the process re-
minds them of a dental operation. Hartman
is excessively proud of his new accomplish
ment, in spite of the trouble with his eyes
and the prospective ocuiist's bill. An oper-
alton probably will fix them. however. and
he can then pursue the uneven tenor of his
way. wringing sweet harmonies from the
reluctant instrument. In the meantime Col
verd is trembling for his position. and has
serious thoughts of turning comedian.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-27
LESS CANDY.
Better to Give Children Delicious
Food Than Candy.

Some foods will cure dyspepsia and other
foods will cause 1t. The safest way to get
well is to use the food that agrees with
the stomach and permits Nature to go
along in a thoroughly natural way.
A lady says. Il have at last found true
way to get well and keep well, and that
is by the use of Grape-Nuts Breakfast
Food.
For six years I suffered with Indigestion
and palpitation of the heart so that l could
not sleep nights l tried a great many diff
ferent kinds of medicines ard lot of diff
ferent kinds of cereals. but none OF them
helped me, and my stomach seemed to get
worse and worse.
loss to know what to do. One day read
IN the paper that Grape-Nuts Breakfast
Food would cure indigestion and build up
the body. I wondered If 1t contained any
medicine, but learned that 1t did not but
ths tha' stomach I couid e easily si digest it. '
bought two packages. This was on Tues
day. end 1t was all gone on Saturday. for
We all liked it 80 much, so sent down and
time have been using Grape-Nuts steadily
and my Indigestion has entirely disap-
peared. .-.
Sometimes when my little girl has been
playing extra hard after supper she will
climb on my knee. pat my cheek and whis-
per in my ear Mamma, please give me
something good l say tknowing all the
time) What is good. dearF She says.
'Grape-Nuts with cream on top and there
Is nothing. candy or anything else that she
food. She eats 1t for breakfast every
morning and prefers Grape-Nuts pudding
for dinner At night she has Grape-Nuts
for her supper with a soft Dolieu egg, and
food" Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
X. n,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-27

gated the matter on the spot. and while re-
gretting the necessity of the slaughter,
recognized that it was inevitable and COM
mehded the men in most generous terms for
their conduct.
In some portions of the press 1 find the
position taken that our officers, before de-
scending to fight the savages with their
own savage weapons, should have made an
appeal to I.ucban. warning him OF the un-
speakahle horrors that would follow upon
the shameless scenes of slaughter inau-
gurated by his orders. As matter OF TACT
this was done. and the answer came in the
general orders and proclamations. twelve of
which ! have seen. that the dictator issued
from his mountain camp.
They are addressed to the civilian inhab-
itants as well as to the enrolled bolomen.
and in nearly every one of these orders
which L have seen the des.rabiity. in fact.
the imperative necessity of showing no
quarter. is impressed upon all readers.
In one of these documents the dictator.
now happily IN cur ,wer. commands: XIII
all the white men you can lay your hands
upon. by fair means or by foul. but spare
the white women. that they may serve Us
as slaves"
Under these circumstances there was moth
ing for the officers and men serving in
Samar to do but to accept the gage of
battle and to fight 1t out to u finish. II
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-27
REPURLLC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. April 26.-Ferris Hartman
is in consultation with an oculist these
days. and all because of his unconquerable
ambition to become a trombcnist. Those
who have attended the performances OF
THE Fortune Teller" at the Tivoli have
been nearly paralyzed al seeing the popular
comedian working the slide instrument, not
exactly extracting tunes from it, but max
ing fairly good bluff. Cawthorn. the orig
inal of the part of Boris in the opera. was
first of all a Dutch comedian. and included
in his stage accomplishments the playing
of the concertina. Hartman was haDdi-
capped in that regard, but had been known
to extract a tone from the slide instrument.
and to further the business of the opera
concluded to take lessons. He sought the
assistance of Walter Colverd. who manip-
ulates the trombone in the Tivoli OrcheS-
ira. and confided to him his ambition TO
become virtuoso on the instrument. And
then Colverd began to tax his brain to de-
wise a scheme of instruction, for Teddy's
knowledge of the theory of music has never
extended beyond comprehension of the
key of C. Colverd's gray matter worked
overtime for several days, but at last he
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-27

1 pendant chiffon rosebuds and ruffed M,
the sides, and others are trimmed with
black, applique figures of black lace, and
they are varied Indefinitely.
A pretty parasol has the lower mart Of
the cover of bright red tucked In pinos
tucks. and above that the top of plain whit.
SILK embroidered at intervals with snaII
palm leaves in red. outlined with black.
One bright green parasol ha, a rr..n
SLICK or wood. and dotted on the top two or
three small shamrocks in gilt.
For a unique summer hat which m,+.h..
the parasol there Is a big white chJ,
trimmed with large green parrot and
draped with bright green yelling.
An attractive hat which has a rather
up-to-date appearance is made entirely Of
gardenias. their leaves and buds
is made entirely of bright. dazzling rcd
hyacinth blossoms.
A hat for the woman who wear. black Is
one of those shade hats, the style which
Queen Victoria used to wear-there IN q
special name for them, II one could only
think of it-trimmed with a black bow Of
ribbon at one side and with black novess
under tie rim.
To match the crystal ornaments Of many
kinds used by men and in which appear
the heads of horses and dogs or sporting
scenes. there Is a crystal ball top for the.
handle OF woman's parasol or umbrella
with flowers on the inside. violets, looking
as real as if they were growing there.
Carved ivory makes a dainty handle for
woman's riding whip
Such an important part as straps. pfay IN
frocks this year. One gown Of cream-col-
ored lace and batiste Is all straps and lace
The body of the frock Is OF the lace, in
the bodice there are straps Of the batisto
gcing over the shoulders. and two more
cross these on the lower part of 1t, and
are carried around. There are straps pan
cling on the lace of the skirt. and more
straps crossing these and running around
the skirt. Only the deep founce Is Of the
batiste. and set with lines Of the lace.
Very smart Is tan-colored silk petti-
coat trimmed around the lower edge with
seven or eight little ruffies, closely set, of
the material. put on in points, each rufne
trimmed with a silk braid in black and
white. The rufaes are headed at the top
with another band of the braid.
Other silk skirts in plain colors have the
founce on the lower edge embroidered in
small figures. There is a ruching finishing
the fiounce.
One charming skirt may be called a Pom
padour. tnnumerable festoons of flowers
the pattern of the silk. these in pink upon
q pale-blue ground. There Is a deep flounce
Inset with bands of lace.
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IN THE SHOPS.

How doth the little shirt waist suit i'm
prove its shining hour? Who would believe
that this simple article of wearing apparel
would be out in silk? 1t certainly Is, how
ever. and embroidered silk at that. These
darker colors The body of the silk is en-
broidered in good-sized dots. in white out
lire! with black. and there is a aounce in
figured embroidery for the skirt band to
finish tie top. and others for the front of
the waist, fer the stock and for the sleeves
One of the suits, in pale green, is charming.
so is the white. and dark blue is stylish
and in many ways more serviceable
When you see in the shops pretty chis-
fon boa which Is not a boa then YOU NAV
know 1t Is sash. They come in ALI styles
to be worr with summer costumes. some
have the ends Of the sash dotted with
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SHIPS WILL SAIL ON FRIDAYS.
White Star Line Ignores Traditions
of the Sea.

New York, April 26.-Traditions and su-
perstitions of the sea are to be shattered
By the White Star line. Friday saillnss
from port of departure always have been
tabooed by mariners, such thing a.
be the most convenient form Of courting
acquaintance with "Davy Jones's Locker
The sailing of Cymric from this port
the White Star line will send out ships on
alternate Fridays. The movement to defy
the "hoodoo" day was the result OF the do
mands of shippers.
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Hoods JdrsapariHa
and Pills

Remove all humors, overcome all their
effects. strengthen, tone and invigorate
the whole system.
II had salt rheum on my hands so that I
could not work. I took Hoods Sarsaparilla
and it drove out the bumor. 1 continued
its use till the sores disappeared" Mrs
Ira o. Brown. Rumford Falls. Me.
Hoods SaPsapariIla promises 70
cure and kseps the promise.
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I'LL Hum0rs

Are impure matters which the skin, liv-
er, kidneys and other organs can not
take care of without help, there is such
an accumulation Of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, boils. eczema and other erup.
tions. loss Of appetite, that tired feel
ing, bilious turns. fits of Indigestion, dull
headaches and many other troubles are
due to them.
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they thought the game demoralizing. blood
thirsty and on the whole not worth the very
expensive candle, as many Of them did. It
was not for them to say SO. but for the
authorities in Manila.
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