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New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

Many good woman has lain awake o nights
lamenting the thinness of her hair when II she
had spent the same amount % time IN hygienIc
treatment she might have rei1iceI IN a Iuxuriant
crop. To stop brushing the hair because II comes
out so ls the worst mistake possible the
other hand mere siroking OF the hair Il T-llngh
useless. while Juggling short bristled bush
through the hair often does "a lot Of harm To
make brushing eneetual the hair should be divided
into small strands. and each strand treated indi-
Vidually. The brush should begin on the scala
and then descend with slow. STEADY strokes 10 tha
tips of the hair This process should be- reueai ed
half dozen times before proceeding go ths next
Ih- L-st hIlslrs arr those win long firm hrIstlrs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

southern women o. the oe school greatly prize
the following treatment 20 whi'"E the hands which
is also absolute cure Tor chapped hands Melt
and strain three ounces of lamb suet tallow
from beef kidneys. There must BE- three ounces
after straining Harden and melt again, adding
while hot. an ounce of real yellow beeswaN. and
quarter az au ounce of camphoT gum stirring tiil
smooth When cool. spread the mixture iu pair
81 lRrse gloves kid or cotton and force the hand
and fingers into the Sleep &. the gloves
RiTtrE she hands clean next morning without
washing them. This sounds diS3grecable. IN not
washing. bgt hands b" wip"1 clean from "A
bath ~ C'l or toilet cream. The woman who gave
the recipe wrote thar n would make the hardest
hand soft and the browuest hand white"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

4 pretty hairpin is ornamented across the top
with cut steel briniants- This ornament IS ahiNed
10 the hairpn by a hinge. thus allowing 1t TO be
worn In the front Of the hair as well "a IN me batk
a go rnut pf fne tortoise shell oTnamehttl WIN
G,rcoua pr1rls and rhinestones in art nouVeah de-
si,,u H. .nsctiyr iu the hair
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

To have fine. flexible hands for piano any other
purpose soak them q few minutes in warm soap
sucs made from CASTLE any good Oh soap. using
some oatmeal Corrmeal. bran almond meal 20
soften The skin and cleanse it from the CRIME -
house seE.epinr. gardening golf doing nothing iu
a soft coal atmosphere Wash the hands next ia
tepd water. using soap and a brush an over while
Wet rub them with almond OF. and work them for
three minutes. opening and shutting the hands
bending the fingers back and forth and working
them rapidly one by one, without swapping the
joints. Rub little sweet of toilet Cerate into
the skin WheE dry. and draw a pair of rather
loose. clean kid gloves. The drsadfuuy soiled
gloves VIII think good enough TO sleep ia
enough In themselves 20 produce settled CRIME
90 the skin Toilet gloves OF kid should - washed
weekly in gasolene. and riuscI in clean gasorue
ia the morning, n hands sensitive 10 the cold.
or have rough work Co DO. wash them the last
thing a the toilet with soap and warm water.
Wipe dry on a dry towel: rub with cerate. cold
cream or of, which desirable IN the order
named, and wipe on carefully lastly, keep the
hands warm even 81 a. Is necessary 10 gloves
with the finger tips Of write. work
cold, blue and given cracks which hold the dust
and always look as n the owner washed them only
once a day. The smooth. white Isle summer gloves
nov selling on cheap useful for this purpose
The best housekeeping wear Is a snug mitten. run
up from the legs % old white cotton stockings OF
course clean pair every day is indispensable. hut
they wash easily. and as houseWoTk gloves must
be wet more or less. cotton does grow hard
in drying. ike leather or Kid gloves.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20

Stitt1oe tpeit bon Der Burg in elmer
lonoliden 8obnung befanb, olS id
ipteoer sur 9eiinnung fam. Meiner1
Sbmer5 mill un0 fam iA ni6t
beIdreiben; oenn er mar erenSenloS.
Die fOrperliden &rGfte perlieBen
mid n11o ib nuroe eefGbrltd franf.
Die frernolide Sausfrou brafte
MIDI anf elm reinli6es, aber bartes
ISaaer uno pflegte meiner iebr liebe.
bod. Ser liebe Soft pergelte es ibr,
Da i6 es bisber ni6t i'm Stanoe mari
SD brahte> Daielbit ungefGbr Drei
8o6en 5b Bis enoliG meme @eiunb.
belt fpieberfebrte. 9l6er mein Ser3,
- ad, bas uneliidliGe Ser5 blutete
INNER nod al Den tiefen @l1noenL
Die linn felt fur5er 3eit Elm l1ngliid
Inn oas anoere geidlagen. Die 8ie-
oergeneinng fam mir gar ni6t er-
|tpiinidt, oenn i6 tpare germ geItor-
ben. SD %ertnuerte mid pieoer olt
ben ihredlifen Sraum, ben ib in
Der Madt Dor Dem 9ranoe unierer
jgura 9ehabt urto alif) @urer Wtlttter
eraGhlt babe. @is oabin mar er i6on
%|polfommen in grfiillmg geeangen.
rWtein tbeurer @atte un0 meme
&inoer", ipra6 i6 bel mir, Limb uift
mebr = unb mir ib nod mub leben,
INN 6as Gleno in ieiner gan5en
@roBe al fiibIenl @ber ser liebe
8ott miro iih aib meiner erbarmen
unb mein 2eben enben, oas fir mid
in bieier @elt feinen @ertb mebr
bat" 60 oadte id) bnmols uuo
flebte unter beitGnoigen SbrGnen
lallm lieben 8ott, baB er mid bod 5u
iid nebnlen modte.
Gortetung foIgt.) .
@oblponen mub aIlem ipobreu
8obltbun porangeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20
@dtes &apiteh
Ser ltngladli6en Sdidiale.

Selene bolte ben Stubl aus ibrer
Belle, neil in ieoer MIR elmer mar
uno iebte iif neben ibre miitterlife
Sreunoiu. Sic hegauu nit Der
Shidiolen ibrer Mtutter.
.Meiue ielige Milltter mar, mie iie
mir oft er5Ghlte. foit mie ourdl ein
8mOer ans Gurcr brennenoen Surg
Qerettct morOen. 9ti6t LANCE mar lie
cinqaihlaien. als elm groBes @e.
rGilih lie alfpedte. Sic elite aus
Dem Bette nnb ans Seniter bin; lie
lab binaus uno AleS mar title i'm
lie fer. Sic ging wieoer ms 9ctt
suriid. Ser Shlof moate idoH mie'
Der lire Muaen ihlic'en nIS m;rhHr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20

@oblfponen muB alem ipabreu
Wobltbun porangeben.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
The Two Winston ChurchiIls.

Winston Churchill reaches the ad.
vanced & of thirty to-day, but his
u%ndoubted powers show no signs of de-
cay. II would be going too far to de-
scribe Mr.. Churchill as the rising hope
of the stern and u~nbending Tories, be-
cause he might be the rising hope of
any party. Politicians, unless they are
mediocre or firmly anchored to one
party by ties of Office or family, sell
dom pursue a career of unblemished
consistency as regards the particular
label they wear, and 1t would o sur
prise many of Mr.. Churchill's friends
If he were to be found fighting under
a banner different from that to which
he now gives allegiance. There is, in
fact, scarcely anything in his views
which would not fit one great party as
well as another. This Is a month of
a double double in birthdays. The two
Winston C%hurchills were both born
in the November of 1871, and, where
as the American novelist has written
some wal articles the English politi-
clan and war correspondent mas ad-
Ventured upon a novel. The brace of
W~instons. by the way, met in New
York a few months ago. and thanked
each other for casting so much lustre
on the name. The two Gissings. George
and A%lgernon, novelists both have also
their birthdays during November
London Chronicle.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06

pauss. rs IL to be a blessing or ar
lmprecation on those-aprons?"
you will do as you prefer. Of
course" she replied quietly. and added
in a lower tone. Il think | shall bless
them"
Really"
Hc eprang down from his perch on
the railing aud took up his position
on the machine top beside her chair.
You will have some aprons just
the color OF these with white lace
round the edges and nice little pockets
for your keys and you will wear them
in the morning. won't you, dear. when
you come out into the hall with me
after breakfast to tell me goodbye?"
Nellie made no verbal response but
her checks flushed eloquently as she
bent her head over the last button
on old Sues blue Bingham aprons.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06

Stakes for the next race meeting Of
the Washington Park Club have been
announced by Secretary James How
ard. The list is a renewal of the
events given last summer, which in
cludes s20.0 DOC in added money for the
American Derby. to be run Saturday,
June 81. Seventeen stake events are
scheduled to be run during the meeting
of twenty-five days which will begin
on Derby day and end July 10. The
total added money value of the stakes
is SCI, 600.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
HONoRs WERE A S
Rare Specimens of Refined Reparte.
That Cut.

That Cut.
There are fellers you dislike at first
sight and feel like saying something
mean to-" remarked the young man
with the gigantic shirt collar as a
troubled look crossed his face. II know
such a feller-meet him on the car
almost every day-and for the last
year we have been saying sarcastic
things whenever opportunity afforded.
I've been looking for a chance to hurt
him real bad by making him feel his
smallnes5, and / thought | had got it
the other day.
Il got a stain on my winter over
coat that wouldn't come out. and so |
took it to a secondhand dealer. He
offered me a pair of trousers I'm ex-
change and | took them and three days
later met my enemy on q crowded
car. My heart gave a thump as | saw
he had my overcoat on and was putting
ON Il heap Of style. | got good and
ready and then told him that IL was
useless to fool with that stain, as I
used to own that coat and knew all
about 1t. He turned as white as death
for a minute and | thought had him,
but he made a quick rally and replied;
Many thanks, sir, and | ought 70
tell you about those trousers. | wore
EN- for two years and they always
shrunk two inches every time | had 'em
~re-dyed!"
And what followed" was asked.
says the Detroit Free Press, as the
young nan paused.
What could follow" he asked in a
pathetic voice. IL sneaked out of the
front door and he out of the rear. and
II either of us knows who's ahead we
amt saying anything about it,"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06

According to reports from Buffalo
the management OF the national cham
pionship bowling tournament is Ieceiv-
ing entries from differept sections of
the country. The preliminary work is
progressing smoothly, and over thirty
five teams have already entered the
main event. The New York and
Brooklyn experts have formed a COM
bination and from present indications
at least fifteen teams from the Atlantic
coast will try for the honors.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
Nngle Wants a beat.

David Nagle, who has been general,
reported 10 be the racing partner oil
Richard Croker in England. returned
to America as a convalescent from q
serious illness. He is going to San Di-
ego. Cal. where he has just purchased
a house, for recuperation. and he ex-
poets to stay there a year or more. He
avs he has barely escaped death and
he means to take "A long rest.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06

say that | envy her. | I'M too well
satisfied with my own lot in life; but
there are times when home life looks
rather more attractive than public i'm
portance. There now. that finishes the
machine work"
rs that all you are going to do to
1t. Why not put a ruflle on it?"
Because Sue requested hat it be
made plain. And my motto is. do
what you are asked to do-neither
more nor less"
1T is a very sensible one" Kent
remarked. "a long way ahead OF all
those nihil desperandum's. excelsior's,
and nescio tibi's hat folks go into
agony over"
well. you see" she explained as
she threaded her needle" those ter
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
st. Rules Tower.

st. Rules Tower, in the town of st.
Andrews. is an evidence of the link
which binds st. Andrew, whose feast
all good Scotchmen are keeping to-day
to the country of whom he is the pa
tron saint. The legend runs hat 4
monk called Regulus, or Rule, brought
the bones of st. Andrew from Con-
stantinople to Scotland. and buried
them near the seacoast, on the spot
round which the present town of st.
Andrews afterwards grew. Whether
the story is true or not. there seems
TO be no other way to explain the con-
nection of this particular saint with
Scotland; for he seems to have passed
the whole of his life up to the mo-
ment of his %martyrdom In the East.
James III. certainly associated him
with the country across the Tweed. for
IL was he who founded the Order OF
st. Andrew in 1857, to be conferred
on the king and sixteen knights.-Lon-
don Chronicle.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
Marvin Hnrt,- DefcAt.

The Louisville sports have not yet
recovered from the effects of seeing
their idol. Marvin Hart. beaten In one
round by wild Bill Hanrahan. the
former amateur m%iddleweight cham
pion, and arc Offering excuses for his
defeat. They say he was not In the
best of condition. Hanrahan declares
that Hart was the easiest man to beat
he has met thus far, and is prepared to
give him another chance. Sam Fitz-
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06

Oscar Gardner and Jack Whitaker OF
Cleveland, both lightweights, fought
twenty rounds to a draw at South
Omaha.
BY a unanimous vote the Athletic
Board of Control of Beloit college has
decided to conduct all athletic contests
for the future under conference rules.
At Portland. Ore. AL Neill Of San
Francisco and Tom Tracy Of Austria
liza, met In the ring for the third time
at the Exposition Building. and Nelli
won in the eighteenth round.
James A. Ten Eyck has been en-
gagged to coach the crew OF the Naval
Academy at Annapolis next year. He
will enter upon his new duties shortly
after the Christmas holidays.
THE King Can DO No Wrong" is
the title of a play by Tom Gallon, the
novelist, and Albert C~hevalier, the
singer and actor Of coster character. It
is soon to be produced in London.
Champion schaefer has been
matched with the Frenchman, Louis
Barutel, for a l2-point match played
at the K~nickerbocker Academy, New
York. The match Is for $3.50 a side
and a $500 purse added by Frank
Kseney.
Blanche Walsh continues her fight
by producing all the new plays she
can lay her hands on. Last season
she scored a failure in "Maroeile' and
this eas in Joan of the Sword
Hand" Now she is playing Janice
Meredith" principally. with expert
ments in new plays here and there as
she trips through Iowa, Nebraska and
Kansas.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06

Iibly energetic notices mean nervous
prostration If you live up to them and
cynicism If you don't"
"Did you ever have nervous pros
~tration?"
Miss Merton smiled.
mo, | never did" she said pleas
antly.
The man on the railing again fell
to studying those busy fingers in con-
tented silence.
81 thought singing and sewing al
ways went together" he remarked
presently.
Nellie reached for her scissors and
made no reply.
Don't they?" he insisted.
II really don't know" she admitted.
This is not my vocation. SO natur-
ally am not up on all the tricks Of
the trade"
But you were singing when | came
and your motto is to do what you are
asked to do"
Not when the request assumes the
proportions Of an impossibility," she
said With d touch of tailor-made ever
ity.
ut is a good motto anyway" he
observed. Imagine how smooth
things would go II everybody was con
tented to do just what he or she was
asked to do"
"Oficiousness is sometimes a bane."
Nellie agreed as she selected a button.
AT least in the business world"
Tn all phases OF worlds, l should
imagine" he corrected. Look how
1t plays the mischief with married
life. A man asks a to be-
come his wife and she at once under
takes TO become his keeper. Drives
him distracted trying to save him il
the very teeth of circumstances"
Nellie laughed, hut the man opposite
her remained serious. He glanced into
the roc behind her and picked up
his hat.
You won't treat me that way when
you become my wife, will you?" he
asked huskily.
The girls start showed that the
question was, to say the least. unex-
pected, but she laughed naturally.
mo. indeed" she replied lightly.
u am not Joking" he said, seriously.
II have been in love w,'l You for a
long time but 1t never seemed worth
while to try 20 say anything. You
seemed TO be so far above all forms
Of feminine weakness. II was absurd
to think Of you unbending enough to-
well, you see. | thought you had a
contempt Tor mGtrimony and house
keeping and all those soft things"
Nellie smiled in spite OF her per-
plexity.
"Matrimony is not a soft thing" she
objected, with her eyes upon her work.
You don't know, you have never
tried it," he protested.
But ! have my Imagination she
explained.
80 have /; and | imagine that life
with you would be one long dream of
bliss. Help me a little. | can't take
you in my arms and make love to you
in full view of those people passing
out there"
NO" Nellie agreed drily. Il don't
think you could"
"Well?" he asked after an uncertain
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06

sional career has been limited to two
seasons of minor league work. but in
that short period he had developed
wonderful ability considering the cir
cumstanoes. the surroundings and
other conveniences to that end offered
him. His first regular engagement was
with the professional team at Manson.
Ia, in 1900. He continued there until
Aug. 1. 1901. when he Joined the Cedar
Rapids team, of the Illinois, Iowa and
Indiana League, and finished the sea-
son with the latter. In thirty-six cham
pionship contests after joining the &C.
dar Rapids team, which he participated
in he ranked tenth in the official bat
ting averages of that league. with n
percentage Of .317. while he played in
the outield in a very acceptable man
ner, having an average of .909 in that
respect. He also was a clever run get
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
Louisville Club stakes.

The New Louisville Jockey Club has
announced its list of stakes. which
close on Monday, Feb. 8, 1902, 10 be
run at the spring meeting of 1902, and
the Derby. Oaks and Nursery stakes
for 1903. There will be twenty-one
days racing in the spring, ald nine
stakes are to be run. including the
Derby, Clark and Oaks, besides the
Nursery, q new $4,000 event, for 2-year-
plds.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06

George Divon's Position.


Recent reports say that arrange
ments are being made to take George
Dixon. the cx-featherwelght champion
OF the world. to England. and match
him against either Jack Roberts. VIII
Curly or Kid Broad. There was a
time not very long ago when a state
ment OF this kind would arouse n
vast amount of interest among the
followers of the fistic game, as Dixon
was then thought to be unbeatable.
But now things have changed, and
DiXon's recent performances have
plainly demonstrated that he is en-
tirely o%utclassed by the younger and
more progressive pugilists. OF course,
Dixon may have some chance TO de-
feat Roberts and Curloy. and may be
able to gather in a few of the English
%shillings, but il his manager is wise
he will steer clear of Kid Broad and
ave the one-time world beater a
thorough trouncing. Dixon's day is
over, but he needs money, and the
only way he can get IL is to stick to
second-raters. His statement that he
will challenge McGovern or Corbett II
he is successful on the other side
is no doubt prompted by what he has
done in the past, but the little choco-
late fighter fully recognizes that his
star has set and is merely looking for
a chance to regain some of his lost
prestige.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
JerrIcs After Eil1.lmmons.

Jim Jeffries is out with a def to
Bob FitzslmmoDs to fight him at any
time and place before the club Offer
ing the largest purse. Jeffries will
give to the man who will induce Bob
Fitzsimmons to meet him in a glove
contest 81 900 for his trouble.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
sloan May Ride Ncrt Year.

According to a New York paper Tod
Sloan will be seen in the saddle again
on the metropolitan turf next spring.
He has received assurances hat the
English Jockey Club will restore him
to good standing within a few weeks
with the stipulation, however, that he
Is to ride no more in England.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
APRONS
Copyright. 1901. BY Daily story Pub. Coz
BY T. II.

It was such a pleasant October
morning that as Nellie Morton bent
over her sewing machine on the vine
covered porch a bit of song leaped
to her lips and dubbed forth: very
sweet II sounded in spite of unframed
voice and careless singer. AS soon
as 1t reached his ears, Kent stopped
with an expression of half-incredulous
pleasure. and turning a cold shoulder
upon previous engagements. he swung
open the gate and strobe up the steps
"Of all things wonderful" he said,
lifting his hat as she arose to greet
him, ITO see you at a sewing machine
Is the most marvellous"
Nellie colored a little and resumed
her seat.
You must endeavor to survive the
startling phenomenon a little longer
until / finish these aprons" h re-
turned carelessly.
"Oh, ! assure you the shock was by
no means painful" he replied n
sprung to a seat upon the porch rail-
ing. Il would not interrupt your work
for the world. Nor" he added mem
tally, "alter one feature of this charm
ing picture for all the stars in the
heavens"
so that is what you call aprons,
is it," he queried presently, as Nellie
leaned back in her chair to turn down
a hem.
Yes" she a~ssented, these are glng-
ham aprons"
Looks like strong stuff" he COM
mented. are you going to wear them
down to the Officer"
Nellie laughed merrily.
Goodness, no. These are for old
Sue"
Are they?" he questioned absently,
thinking the while how far more
charming she was this way thar when
she was tailor-made.
80 you are putting in your holiday
making aprons for old Sue?"
Yes; that is the really remarkable
part of it: That | should be doing
something for somebody else. A thing
that it rarely ever occurs to me to
do"
II don't believe that" he announced
bluntly, while his eyes ~contentedly
followed the movement of her slim,
deft fingers. They showed very white
against the dark blue Bingham.
We'll, it is true. This Is the first
act of spontaneous kindness that 1
have been guilty of for a month"
"a dress like that would be everlast-
ingly becoming to you-made out OF
finer stuff. Of course"
Why, no; this is really a good
quality. 1t would make very neat
dresses for Homework" she explained
civilly. as she slipped the hem under
the foot of the machine.
The young man felt inclined to
pinch himself to make sure he was
awake. That this could really be their
precise stenographer. He had always
admired her gold-glinted hair and long
dashed eyes. But that those stern lips
could part in merry laughter or care
less singing. had never occurred to
him. That he should ever SIT beside
her sewing machine and discuss
dresses. an hour ago he would have
held one of the most improbable of
occurrences.
DO you like this sort of thing?" he
asked, when Nellie raised her head.
why, yes" she replied easily.
Better than Office work."
my Office work is very pleasant"
che .anliaI
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06
MARVIN HART.

patrick, Hanrahan's manager. is ready
to back him against any of the heavy
weights.
"Wild Bill" Hanrahan was so elated
at his quick and decisive victory over
Marvin Hart that he Immediately chal-
lenged Tom Sharkey to swap swings
with him. Tom. IL is needless TO say,
accepted wild Bits challenge. and
will fight him provided he wins from
Peter Mahcr at Philadelphia.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-06

Sugar exists not only in the cane
beet root and maple. but in the sap OF
1877 other plants and trees.
Old Aunt (despondently)-Well. /
shall not be a nui7ance TO you much
longer. Nephew (reassuringly)-Don't
tank like that, aunt. You know you
will!--Puneh.