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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08
Women Made Stroag ard neppS
Mothers.
Perfume frsdicates Cstsssh from the
system.

TO the woman Of ancient Israel not
u TO become . mother was regarded
asthe greatest of earthly calamities
To become a mother-more especially
the mother of a strong. healthy boy
was the height of glory for the faithful
woman Of the good old Bible days.
Even now. when maternity Is not es-
teemeda a. of yore. the mother of healthy
children IS an object OF admiration, and
sometimes envy, by her neighbors. As
compared with ancient peoples, the
average American woman has low ap-
probation Of motherhood. There are,
however. great many exceptions 70
this statement.
The accompanying letters from CRATE
full women who have been made strong,
healthy and happy mothers need no
added words of ours To make them con-
vincing. Catarrh had weakened and
impaired their entire systems. Peruns
made them sound and well.
Mrs. L. NJ. Griffith. Arco. Idaho
writes:
Your medicine did me wonderful
amount of good IL cured me of barren
ness. am 80 years old and never had
any children; but since beginning youI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

lin. had been doctoring for several
years. but kept getting worse One day
a neighbor woman brought me your
book, the Ills of Life and wanted me
to take your medicine. told her that
had given up all hope OF ever getting
we'll l had tried 50 much medicine
NY neighbors thought l was nearly
dead with consumption
Finally l concluded that would
make last trial. So my husband got
me . bottle of Peruna and Manalin-
commenced taking them according "a
directions. That was twoyears ago A
year ago last November ] gave birth te
= 10-pound baby boy. who is well and
hearty and am doing my own house
work. can never give Peruna to-
great praise. think itisthe best Ined
icine / ever heard of---Mrs. T. Z
| Thomas
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

medicine / gave birth to l0-pound
baby girl. She is now six months old
and weighs 25 pounds. My friends were
all surprised. Some would not believe
IL unit they came 10 see me-
My husband says he never saw such
. change in any one as there was in me
after had taken three or four bottles OF
Pcruna. l am stronger than l have
been since l was quite young. God
bless you and your medicine forever
can not tell you all. NV letter Is toe
long already; but will say Peruna
cured me. never saw or heard OF
anything half SO good. can never
thank you enough for your kindness
In cases of la grippe it works like q
charm. II cured my baby when Other
medicines failed. She Gas real bad will
In grippe Mrs l.. NJ Griffith.
Mrs +. T.. Thomas. Alpha, Mo.
writes.
II have used your Feruna and Mana
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

lhEl<l<Ae FUN 1n
the slipping Of the netting from the
nails Nail the top strip on first. meas
ure down on the post. driving in nails
every six inches. and then nail on the
bottom strip. Have ball Of garden
er's punching Irvine tcost five cents),
lie the end of the Irvine TO the nail at
the left upper corner. cross diagonally
10 Il. wind the Irvine once around the
nail and go 10 &. then 10 ID. etc Draw
the twine snug. and always wind once
around each nail. Fill the entire
frame. ending at F.. Tie the Irvine very
securely and break OF. This is the
warp.
For the filling. tie the end Of the
twine 10 the nail marked =. cross TO
g.. then 10 ii. then to 1. etc. Weave the
filing into the warp by passing the
ball alternately over and under the
threads of the warp. Peas do better
on a frellis Of this kind than on brush
or wire netting. We have no difficulty
in coaxing them TO climb 10 the top oil
beyond. The vines never burn on this
trellis as they will on wire one dur
ing the heated term. When the fros'
puts them out of business. cut The
strings loose at the four corners Of The
frame. pull the vines. and the entire
mass Of vines and Irvine can be siippes
of the frame in two minutes and ear
ried away 10 be burned on the rub
bish heap. Anyone who has tried q
clear the old vines from wire nettini
viii appreciate this easier way OF dis
posing Of them Rural New Yorker
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

AT the AL >tHaeAis league, Muefs
embed 10 1874 and lssJ. said 4 u. Glib.
sun. The illustrator. there used 20 poso
tof me an extremely unrrepossessing liisn.
man. iaia fellow va, a. liec bN a young sul
one day now be came 10 be 80 ug,
\ GU see, miss, he replied, ~ came
about like this. When wus a baby tAeie
WASH pre-; tier, swceief eA4ld IA an Ire
land. aud | should have grown up 10 te a
ve.y handrOme and attractive man by
rgntsi but my mother put me out to nurse,
snd the nurse changed me Tor the nSll ~
favored creature that ] am y. \. lT!D
LGs
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United Confederate Veterans One Cent .
Mile to New Orleans.

May 1922, Mobile a. Ohio agents. 81. Louis
and all other stations. will sell tickets ia
New Orleans and return ut above rate,
limited for return TO May "a, with privilege
Of extension TO June 49, 1905. Ask your
nearest agent, or write Jno. NJ. Beall. A. G.
r. A. St Louis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

The Place for It.--''What are you snort.
ing about" asked the young walrus OF the
old one. who was perusing scrap OF news
paper Here's doctor who says its I'M
healthy to go into the water alter meal
How would we get it il We didn't Phila.
Cepnia Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

W McIoberts HARTMAN Delano Mss
following:
Delano
Doctor b. Hartman coIgmbgs Ohio:
Dear perfectly Ibid directed me
birth 10
IOpound thankful
wed my everyone and
can't rsise II
send YOU She sweet and
health lido 81 my
house nd take OF m GOOD
neghbors sisce
fine H. good give strength "-Mn. W. McRober1s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

The Professor Have you had any mu
elcal education at all.
Prospective Pupil-Oh, yes. sir. can
pronounce Paderewski. Tchaikowski and
Gabrilowitsch. -Woman's Home Compan'
lOn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease. A certain cure for swollen, sweating,
hot, aching feet. At all Druggists, 25c. Ac-
Address A. = Olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
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Uncle Reuben says: Memory was given
&c humanity dat 1t might look hack an think
@. all 6e good Things we hev gone fur de
world. an how little de world mas done iur
u. in return-Detroi. Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

\eil-"M ould YOU marry a man Jus, be-
cause he happened to be rich;' Bess-"Of
course not. But, then, wound try awfully
hard TO get ham TO marry me. x ON &c Cuts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

'.Was Robert OF Normandy very evil, pa.
pa" NO, my child. he was only meci-
syal Princeton Tiger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

70 note tue rapid development OF Ease
Texas as truck and fruit growing coun-
trys No. Then write for the pamphlet
Timely Topics No. ~ and become con-
WINGED that the resources of Texas are j.
llm.table Address -katy,' 800 Wan
wright. St. Louis. No.
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II i always sorry" said Uncle Eben, 70
see msa hoard.n his pennies like miser
an sqranderin' bis opportunities Ike . snu-
l,onasre. Washington Star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

READERS or THIS PAPER
DESIRING lu BJY ANYTHING
ADVERTISED IN IT'S COLUMNS
sHoUI.D INSIST UPON HAVING
WHAT THEY ASK FcR- hEFIsiSs
ALL 81 RsTITITES OR INVITATIONS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson In the International sestss
for May 40. lpoS-rhe Plot
Against Paul.

AAlkt -~sA-~~-Al
II And when IL was day. certain OF the
Jews banded together and bound them
selves under a curse. saying that they
would neither eat nor drink untn hey
had Killed Paul
10 And there were more than 70 which
had made this conspiracy.
IL And they came 10 the chief priests and
elders. and said. We have bound ourselves
under "A great curse that We will eat moth
ing until We have slain Paul.
Is Now. therefore. We with the council
signify 10 the chief captain that he bring
him down unto you Tomorrow. as though
ye would inquire something more perfectly
concerning him. and We or ever he come
near are ready TO Nil MIN.
lC. And when Pauls sisters son heard OF
their lying in wait. he went and entered
into the castle. and told Paul.
II. Then Paul called one OF the ccnturions
unto him. ana said. Bring this young man
unto the chief captain. for he hath GER
tain thing to tell him.
Is. So he took him. and brought him 10
the chief captain, and said Pa the prs
oner called me unto him. and prayed Lie
TO bring this young man unto thee. who
| hath something TO say unto thee
| 10. Then the chief captain took him BY
| the hand and went with him aside private
| ~. and asked him. What is that thou hast
10 tell me?
Il ~ anu ne sd.4. Le jew ihF V - - = ~
desire thee that thou uouidest bring down
| Paul to- morrow into the council. as though
they would inquire somewhat - him more
| perfectly.
q. Eut do not thou yield unto them: for
| there lie In wait for him Of them more than
forty men. which have bound themselves
| with an oath that they will neither eat noi
| drink TIL they have Killed him. and now are
| they ready looking for a promise from thee
a. So the chief captain then let the young
man depart and charged him. See thou
tell no man that thou hast Showed these
! things o me-
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GOLDEN TEXT.-The Lord stood -
him, and said, ne Of good cheer
Acts 2:ssl1.

OUTLINE OF SCRIPTURE sEtIlON.
Pauls Roman citizens hip. Acts Z-:-i--y
Paul efore the Sanhedrin. Acts - 30 IL
The plot against Pau!--....Acts y .lz-l6.
The plot dlscovered......... -5:lb-.
The plot defeated = .-s-Ss
TIM.-.-A. D. 81.
BI-As- -Iertleaiem
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18
GOOD NEWS.
hsHT 0mshi Readers Have Heard II
and PrBftsf ThsEbT.

Good nsVF travel fast and the thou
SANDS o. had back sufferers ID Omaha are
ElHd 70 learn hat prompt relief iE within
their reach Many @ lame. WsEE and uuh-
ing hBUE Is had DO more, thanks 70 D0En's
Kidney pins. Our rrizgnE are telling the
good news Of Lhsir experience win the
liItls runuuFrur Of Hrnsy tls here r.
al example worth reading
Mr, A. REusrbsrt house and sig painter.
1bs X eklt avenue whose once Is a. 1H-
z -5Lh street ~ielsphuns lost. ssys HBcE-
ache. Why ] had 50 had for Two wears
hat d weakened uf a. night. and Vhsu
The attacks were q their heiEbr trouble
win The kidney ssC-aluns SCI il When
] ven TO Kuhn 4 Co = druE store for
DoEn'E KfdnFy PluE 2 had very little fam
in ltHIr merit bu1 HEE 4 boa cured ne
although ] rDnk mu-H 70 make q bob Ger
rEln j seems curious Thai AFTER using
liquid medieine and other preparations for
ny HdnFyE D0EuE Ednsy PllE should e.
fsu surh a WundsrfUl ana rapid cure
Fur sale by an dealers Price 90 cent?
per huE- Fus1u-NlIburn Co BuhHln. X
7 sole agents fm ne Tinted slEtss
Esnsmbsr ths name, Dams End uEs NJ
EuhEuruA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18

BsrnhL- providing FOR payment for care o.
insane II northern hospital by counties.
The house pushed through 3 number o.
house hills With but LITTLE discussion they
being 10 appropriate $3.50 for tbs secretary
Of The state historical society; allowing
service on certain corporations by publ
cation providing method u instruction Of
ju-ies making notes given 10 mutual in
BurBnre companies non-neEutiHbls; Rppro-
priBting S2.2a2 for deficiency h refurm
school This was an oi6 account and
Gross. democrat. opposed II IN The ground
1hHf the Buard Of Charities and Corrections
had not approved It. and stating That be
dio moi consider ne approval Of the hoard
as constituted by The H9potntess Of GOV
erDur Lee 10 be OF Z rElnR whHteTsT; 10
allow terms Of county court 10 be held et
other than county seat towns. which called
uut opinions from several LhHt they be
Iisved there was something crooked in The
measure. but II went through after striking
OF the emergency clause. fixing the salary
Of The state veterinarian Al Sl.5Ob pei year
md expenses. The bin 10 appropriate
FOOO per year 10 publish and circulate
me -epn-tE OF the state Horticultural 50
cisty called out sufficient opposition 70
SEND il 10 the Judiciary committee for fur
ther consideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18
SEVENTEEN ARE DROWNED
Tornado SENDS oDnEting SssumsT Quickly
10 the Bottom.
SIX SURVIVORS SPEND NIGHT IN WATER
stand in Pilot Honse with River Run
ming Waist High fer nearly
Eight HSurS. when Res
cufng Vessel ArrfveN-

NORFOLK. ". Va Feb. IA tornado
struck the passenger steamer Olive. which
plies between Franklin. Va, and Edsutun,
n c. II 9-3D lRs1 night and sent il 10 The
bottom q The ChDvED river. OF Woodlsy's
pier, between Mount Pleasant and OH-s-'s
wharf.
Seventeen persons are known 10 have
been drowned and Others who we're rescued
are II 3 serious coDdirun-
The srurm forced Olive over or its
bean END. and when IL riEhtsd il was
only 10 sink on account q The water taken
Oh board.
A majority q the passengers and crew
were below II the time and hhd No uppur-
ruuiry 10 reach The pilUt house. This was
the only portion Of The ship left above
water. ana IN II, Standing waist deep from
The time Of the accident uutl G III the
Morning, CEptEtH George 4 witty and FIVE
Others waited for rescue, when the river
steamer Pstirt hove IN sigh1 n TOOK ur
the almost frozen survivors.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18
OVER LIQUOR BILL
Another Dag 10 Set
he Ia.

PIERRE s D Feb. IT-(spsuiRl Tsls-
TEnD-Ths senate today rushed through
e long calendar Of senate bills ana wound
u he DAYS wrrk by 8 hDt dispute over
he favorable and adverse committee re-
ports on & new liquor Incense bin which
has 1Or il mEiD feature county local %
tim Senate biIlr passed were granting 10
school corporations an increased Limitation
o. 1noenuscnsEs providing manner o.
election q school boards. EppruuriHrinE
t4bt deficiency IN expense Bccouut o. public
sxEmiDeri EpprDpriEIing $1,000 for The
state guard fur next rwO wears EpprDprlE1-
ing $4,000 fur silver service for bErleEhip
south DREo-H regulating IL sale q nguur
~ Druggists except by wholesale making
the cashier o. 3 bank irs BHrrelary fr me
purpose q taking acknowledgements 3 Eso-
erEl oil inspection hill requiring stamping
az 70 quality RppruprisrinE 81. 900 70 tbs
STATE fEr Tor premiums for the next Two
wears providing q penalty for stealing gas
water OF electricity fixing The numpsnsH-
nan q The public EHmIDe a. e.. RBp per
wear providing for method Of election o.
ciry and u1wn 2Esessurs
The COMMITTEES repntl on senate hill 50.
regarding liquor license came I'D on ma
JurlJy and minority reports and Case
AHN N@ 1AAfAA1 81 he MAJORITY ~
tETurEhlF report Perkins moved as Al
EmEncmEIr ne minority report. TINS
called ID s-DddErd and Cl-sE n supper @.
The biL IN remarks IN NJ they bitterly
ErrEiEuec me saloons F-iebHrE tried 10
send me bin hHrE 10 the judiciary con-
nittse Which lEI Cd VII 2 B-t On and Absl
wEu-ec rhf III 90 come " fur action. but
1d MOI favor H. me molunE and amend
ueurE enafl N . parliamentary rEngls
winch WIS Fuded by & motion n place Il
On me GElsuLEr for tomorrow which vas
HdUrted.
New EHnE-f bins were bv B-Ersuu. q
increase penEl-y Tor TulE-ion ~ dental
laws by Auu-E1nsry. 10 make me STATE
Firsmsu's EEsoeiEuun q state institution.
Thf house committees reported fEFurEbl7
q 3 general MI for ne in-cu-purEum O,
street railway companies and al uutEvUr-
Ehls rsp0rT Oh ne Euu-u0upHCt Insurance.
Nm ne pHursutIay rVins plant bI
went hack 70 me EVpruFrIEruns commit
Tee NEich practically settles rs fare
ThE principal Dew h-uBF hills were h
Mullen rC require gasoline barrels and
cans 20 BE- painted rermIIun- hT inEur-
EncE committee, 10 preveu1 over Insurance.
q properly ~ Krisrh 20 prFveut bulls
and ErEIhDns trUn running A. large ny
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18
seIai-r. on boz Fhnirrine..

ETTRGIs. 8 Il Feb. T--lSpeciEL1-
Headquarters band and First squadron q
the Thirteenth cavalry, Fort MsBoe, lsft the
srurEis GepDt yesterday ~Efternoon on their
wHy 10 The Philippines. The Elkhorn road
has the contract fur carrying he soldiers
End their baggage from this city II san
Francisco. They viii arrive g. san Fran
cisco about The 2O1h uf The month. where
he troops VIII be rEmped Al Preside until
noon o. the gTth, when they VIII march
aboard The transport Logan and sal for
The Philippines Al y O'Clock Oh the 18th.
Unlike Q great many regiments heretofore
that have been ordered 70 he Islands. The
huyE Of tbe Thirteenth. almost 70 q man,
are looking forward with pleasure 10 The
"Trip. Quite Z nunbsT q The families Of
officers and ENLISTED men accompanied The
troops.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18
HYMENIkL
aEey-GetHemeIer

WEST POINT Nsh- FEh Special
-Almun J. BHney and Miss Maggie Gsrzs-
meier we're married a. ne Catholic church
81 Bancroft this morning. Rev Fu-hsr
CROWLEY. vicar O. The parish, uhciEtinE.
The groom is a thriving Young farmer o.
Neigh township. and The hrds q dEuEh-
Ter q Joseph Ge-zgmsisT ana a member q
uns q the Oldest ana mos influential fam
lies IN eastern Cunning county. Al slEb-
crate reception and hEnquei vas rendered
the young couple a. ths home o. the bride s
father a. Winch over 100 relEuVss and
friends were present The couple VIII re-
Eids on the farm rsoentiF purchased hy M
groom. nurthsEsi O. ms CIJy-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18
Electric LiEhr for Port

STURGIS E D. Feb I-.-spsciHl)-
Fort Meade VIII souu have electric lights.
The poles between his CITY and The post
hive nearly al been SCI and The string
ing q wires viii begin IN 3 few dnys. The
buildings a. The for are already wired II
Is though -hss he current VIII be turned
on from the sturgis plant II about Two
weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18
Acute Indigestion Cured.

Miss Helen Rolling Of No 2s7 soura Washington street Columbus
Ohio sBTs. Two years ago ! Ind a auRck q BCu1e Indigestion Bccum-
uE-ied ~ nervous bendscbe and 5tzy spells ! lost in weight nv CON
pleziun became Tme and sRngw. slight eKsrtun made ne breathe hard
and ! cJuld not walk Iy distance without getting al tired out I became
alarmed and sought medical sid lTt The doctors gave DE- DC msrnC ben
eff and ] continued 10 grow worse Nv stomach could not digest even
the simplest md most Wholesome fond and dieting did nr seem 70 hop
M And ! was s tired and worn out al the while
1t ws Dr. Williams Pink Tsls for Pale People that cured me ]
read q srucle somewhere telling what these pills had Done and ! began
taking them. Relief came almost immediately. I kept o. zHkuc Them
and my color came hack ] could eat again with relish and with no fear
Of distressing Consequences / beEUn 10 feel strong and active and in q
shOT time was restored 10 perfect heurh~ What Or Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People did for Miss Rolling they VIII DO for Others similarly
adictea as is proved 10y Thousands Of cLNs on file
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18

EEATRICE Nsh- Feh I--spsciELe-A
parry C. tnHtn GEEs county farmers left
yesterday for q And-EsaEng "Trip thuauEf
lElEhumE and lndiun IerrlIurF. some
have slrsady uund louzu0ns and Others 80
there vim . usv q l-oeEtinE n case ths5
INT uunditiunE fETurLhls
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18
Rheumatism Permanently Cured.

Nr Joseph Y Watson q Astoria Oregon says In 1896 while ID the
fire department frequent exposure brought on an HrBck Of rheumatism
il grew worse and finally got 50 bad that ] couldn't % any work ] par
italy lost the ue Of ny rEht Em and side and suffered TIE horrible
latns that only those who hive rheumhusn can tel Part Of the time ]
Was confined 10 nv bed. Fn q while ! WIS UNDER the care Of 8 doctor il
Senrue hut be dd not do me any good he only give ne powders 70
Eo0the he pain 10 TINT ] cu1d get some sleep ] also tried DEssEr hui
without auy relief Then ! went 10 cur regular Doctor here but he could
do nothing for me. he said be thought ! was slightly touched with palsy.
Since doctors seemed uuuhle 70 help 7s I felt discouraged But ny
DUnced Dr. WIhBus PINK Pills for Pale People Advertised 10 some
paper and q " e gave then q trial This was b 1875 and two months
after ] began their use ] vns q vel man ! Do not need 70 take any med
icDe now and / feel Ike another being ! can candidr say II any person
VIII follow the directions he VIII be relieved"
M Watson is now engineer IN chRrre q the Hattie one Of the many
yachts that ply upon the Columbia river q hale ard hearty g man Is one
could wish 10 see and he attributes il al 70 Ir Williams Pink Pls for
Pale People. Hrs address is No 4GS Irving avenue Astoria Oregon
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18
Appoints " omar 10 once

PIERRE. s D. Feh E-speuiHl Tels-
ErEneG0vs-nor He-reid today appointed
Mrs .. l. PrtntUp O. Bri-ruu 3 member O,
the WomEn'E Board Of Investigation Of
Charitable and PsuEl institutions in place
q Mrs. Lyon o. Sioux Pals, resigned
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18

AERin the Smart Set Estunishes by ths
variety and exceIleDns Of its contents. IL
deed. the March number seems The best yet
issued OF Tins most successful magazine.
The novelette,. "The Secret Of Princess
Paul" is written ny the famous English
author. Florence Warden. and IL Is safe
10 say that no better story Of mystery hhs
receufly appeared. The reBdsr rs held hb-
snrbec from opening 10 climax This story
IL 1nld with the eXrremt o. skill around q
Mot as puEzIinr as il is distinctive ana
liEhtfu
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-18

gives q valuable hint 20 the man that fndE
he's forgotten MS lEiUhksy and is In z
uuEndHry Rs 10 where 10 spend the night
"PH-stfBl, 10y Guy Wstmurs CHrryI, as a
quaint. pretty love story uf an American
Eirl abroad. George Horton, HUrhur Of
Like Another Hslen" and other GOOD nov
els. is IN evidences with a ririls story o.
Chicago people. Miss Blacks Afhnirv. L
reads like q page from the life chronicls Of
he mode west metropolis. The verse in
AinslesB iE uniformly select and sound. in
he March issue verse contributors pRr1icu-
larry 10 be Noted are Ethel Watts Mumfuro.
arthur StrinEer. Clinton ScollRre and Ar
thur KHtuhum. The Passing u the Cod"
ny Arthur Strfngsr, iE fE- above the usual
verse product OF any magazine.
Ray StEnnHrd BHEer, one Of the most
popular Of the younger American magazine
writer's. has just returned To the east from
4 "trip % several months through the north
western states. during which he has been
gathering material for 3 series OF articles
Oh The Great Northwest. which viii be
gin in The March Century. The story Of
ne growth Of The cities, how the mighty
wheat farms are managed. the mining ID
dusrries, cattle rEiEinE-En VIII be told IN
M Bakers crisp md picturesque way.
with striking illustrations by Mr.. Edward
L Blumenschsin, vbo accompanied the