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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-21

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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-21

Ger uns ourt iein ForfAes Auftre=
ten uno iein wafsrss gintreten fur g
Geutihtum ffets Uilltsmmens .,Siour
Gitn Courier Der 6eiDnoers in Der
lesteu Stabtmahl isineR 3sif sur An=
srfennung oes 8eutiAtHms in Siour
Stir beitrug, trat nit feinsr DOrlesten
Rummer isinen 35. Sabreang an. 90
GoleQe QuBe meiB, mas mir pom ihm
oenten, 10 IheHtt er uRs Iiderlih bic
.8lumenHrduEE~ uno fdbrt Hah pie
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oae oeutih-ameritaniiheH 3eituuas=
leute niht BON RofsFeier. 8a3ilus
auasIfedt lin0, oentt boIfentlin Treuno
2uBe NIT isotm wsiterR 9ahrgans;
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tunqsihreiber" babeH aud unFerg
.2thtblide". 9tod beute trdumen
mir bon Der Siour Gitn Gonpention
uno buIfeHtlih HiHmt college 6einj
pom Museatine ,,gerreIpOnoent" fnI
Die oortiqe 9oHuentiDn i'm September
cine SampierFabrt nad Davenport in'=
BrOqr0mm auF, oamit Davenport oit
ndhaldhrige gonpsntion aniianosbali
ber arrangirsn mus. es bat ia Il
sarte 6iihnerauoen. llnD Die Son
oention miro Oann. IOmeit mir unier'
lieben Eapsnportsr 6reuHoe tenH.n
cine sstar attraction, auf Die mi
uns iest it0n Frsusn-
Ghne ben noH golege 9uBe iH'i
| 9ebeu aerufenen beutihsn YreBoereii
Oon Soma bate bic Soma 9e9islatn
| iiherlidb nidt Die non @ollsse @ibost
in les Moines 10 nader Oerfodien
gia aneenommsn. peItle beutidel
| 3eituRgeH in Soma Oas 3e4t giebt
ofIisiell bic 8erhdHolungeH Der G8untp
| lIupsrDiloren 3u orlden. Eie 0eutiael
| 3eitungeu in Soma mereen ia bon Der
| RettFled niht fetter meroen, aber bot
/ fsnflin betuabrbeitet lih aud bel time
oas Frans0Iiihe SpEadwOrt: Lap
petit Went EN- mangeantn (De
9gppetit tommt beim ehen.)
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-21

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mllfiees gpGb bstommeH. 6earii III in
Ieiaem 0eimatsltanse Nem Dorf IN oer
oeMotratlghen 5iaatstDnugHtIgn. troB.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-21

@beuIo trat bic :. .SiaatspreHe" In
6araO. q. 9 ihrsn briEisn S0hrgaRg
an uno Die 6erauseeber Uey0lenen
Iiherlih Die waderiis llnteritHbnng fur
ibr 8eERiihen, Dam 8euii9iam Uon
3lOrO. E0tota cine quite oeutldx odsell=
seftuna sH Gitfern. 9isI @ltf fir Die
3uEunFt unb elm Blas ouf oen ButaHf.
tiQsn oeniIfen 4reBnereia Der bei0en
Hafpiasl 0ieaei1t ilimmf Deun Der
6iaat sSfIincis Gin gitee 8eiipteG.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-21

benz er Iih 3auienee bon Dollars tOlfen
lieB, niht inooiIirt uoroen. Eie Son
OentiOn fianb uHter g0nlrole pen
EaDi0 3. 6il uno 501 Eeleeaftn qe.
gen l49 Stimmen wur0eH FIR Die Ros
miHati0n bon 8i9ier Barter inhru;rt.
Die Sammanp= SsmotratsH mnrosn
gut bebGHoelt uHo erbielten eiHen Tez
leeaten unb elmer SteIUertreter. 7ie
ben Der Aetp D0rter gouDention aceee=
tirte RlatfOrm III notiirlib abIolut
niGt nad bem gguHihe Ergons gr
ertldrte: Die 9latForm loate Barriers
gtominatiOn berhinOern. auBsr oie in
Ct. Souis Deriammelten Temotruteu
ulnifen, Das gublitum iu beIhmin-
0tln. 20 Rad 9niidt Uon Gsitenoen
DemGtratsH pir0 bic Searit- 8rDan
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6aas, strUa Zoo 7slsgateu in ct.
Gpuis habsn, aIIO niht nur ni1t se=
mug. um Searit ;a uominiren Ooer
ieIbf bic ROmiuation eiHes, 8rpaH
eOer 6earf unlisbiamen @aRoioatsn
81 pernIHoerH.
gDir entHehmsn oem .StadtsaRjei,
ger IN Rss MoiHss, Soma. foIsenoes; f;
Sm Tes MoiRes ,ReQifter unD
9eaoer" bonn s. april ift cine Rarri-
tatur, wslde cine Dass bartlett. sluf
Der siEen 0aoihale list Der glorm0s
usu NpOiisl uit FauI leiusr Graueu.
auf Der aHoerH Bagihate libt Elm
Rann. ben sinem DaHtee @farrsr
eisidfeht, uHo hinter ihm anf Der
Shale FlBen 5 ieiner 6rauen. oabon
beseimuef reip. NIT Den Sabren Der
@bsiheiouna--sins in 81. cine In '99,
cine in 1901 uno cine in 1908. Auf
Der 0aaeltangs itshsn Die MOrts: ;. "a
lift teiH unierihieo". ano iiber Dem
eauRRgilo Itebt: 8leihseitige aufein-
Ean6erfDlgenoeg egielpeibsrei :" 3os srin=
merit uns an oas. mas eiHmal Erigham
Youns gum gice=grdfieent Sdupler
Solar Iaste. ME 9ebtsrer Salt 9ats
gitn beiuhte. Ger @ics-9rdii0aut
Frug ben Wormonen grdIioeHteH, psl.
her gro3eHtldB Der R0rmOnsn mehr
pis siue 6rau bdttsu. .,ISunT 8ro=
gent" mar bic iofortiss Antwpit Be:
griebdm YOuns. absr sr ifellts iofort
Die 5rage on 0errn gOlFar: ;, Belhsl
grOgutiab Der @sniiles (eabei nleintr
sr Die gbriIfsn un6 aae AHoeren, oil
| teiHe WOrmoneR IiRb), habea llmgaug
| nit nehr. ME elmer 6rau2" Sin an
ores Wal ertlarte Brigham D9uue II
eiHtr Reoe: SD babe benz @ou9rsB II
| Baihinet0H ourh unisren abgeDrous.
ten Iogen lalfsn, Oas, meuH sr eli
| geieb erlalien DilrDe, pelhes ieoel
| QeIunoen plann berpfIittet, cine 6ral
30 nebulen, uno 9eoermann, Der I'D
an leiHes Nitmenidsu 6rau ooer a
leoigen 6rauen Oergrsift. NIT 3Oo eoe
8siangniB bsftraFs uno Der gongrsI
moue nit Iih ielbft ben slnTdue mo
den, mir unIere 6rauen entlaRen nm
nHr cine bebdltsn peIteu. 8is abe
oies 0etbau Ueroe, peros ih Die Abgs
oronsten erit 5um 3eufel ssben laheu.
Eis @rinnerrng an obi9e gHOrte j
gerbinbuug mt ben S6rittsn, be-
gunDesieHatOr Smoot, eineH g2Ormc
nsn nit mebrereu gbefrauen aus oer
Ssnat Iu ellen, 1T ii1er ssitsemdB.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-21

6sarifs 3eituHs in Bottom bate Oas
9sIultat, 0aB auf Der osmstratiihen
SiaatScOHDention IN Wa6abHIstis
80 BrOSsnt Der 3eleaatsn Unit. SearIt
2eute iDaren.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-21

gneld)' ein 0ssparater Magnlh Der
Gbicaaoer garban0it 9lisoermeier ift,
uelder nit orei an0eru iugenOli9en
SpieBgelsllen pegea WeOross unn an0s=
rex 9serbrenen feline llntbGten an BaI=
agn buben muB. erbellt aus dOlgsnoem'
I'm niht auf oem @algen gu lferben.
Uerldludfs er Ole R0pfe bon l00
Streihh6lsern- Als bies Ieinsn 5of
niht berbeifHbrte. rib sr fiA nit 0el
8ssififtipibe bic AIataoern i'm Arm
anF. gls sr hnIbDhamddtia. I'M 8lnti
! IhmimmenO. gefunoen wuros. trans
Dortirte man ihn ioFOrt iH's soospital
Ess Aerste n6bten feline Mnn0en su
9arauF riB u. mit lsinsn iharfsl
fSingernageIn Die Rdbie iDie0er auf
DorauF CT pon 9eusm SirOme Elute'
Uerl0s. Sein 0Drb0bsn tDuroe pieoe
entoeft Rmo u. III ieBt in elmer l0lshei
8erfaIung. oaB tt pieleibt oem Gal
aea, aber niAt ogm 9ooe entriunt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-04-21

.3um sSabresbanlett Oes oematrati=
ihsn Sroauoisilubs. auf Dem Barrier
oebuhmt wuroe. gslangts II. u. Der
Brief glepelanos unter Geifaa sur
8srlsiuns, 0a3sgsn grpans SdrsibsH
niht 9sBteres ipuros Hur Der grsiis
iiberasssn. Auh elm 3eiheH Der
eemoIratilneH 6armoHiel
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-26
Personals.

-
Walter k,ley Was Ia beaver the first
Of the week.
Al Grout was down from Riverton
Wednesday.
l. II ~Blackledge was in Blue Hill,
We tuesday.
Art Wooloott OF ~Inavale, was in the
city Thursday.
w. b. Householder was a Red Cloud
visitor Monday.
Mrs X BIT. Fortune went to Herbon,
the first of the week.
ID householder Of Charlton, arrived
in Red CT ,ud Monday.
Mrs. John Bailey has returned to her
home 10 Norton, ksns.
Lee c ,Iumbia Of Guide Rock was in
Red Cloud, Thursday.
j. II. Galloway Of Hastings was in
Red Cloud Tuesday.
Us Lsrgent of Guide Rock was a
Red Cloud visitor Thursday.
Alsid L,ngton returned Wednesday
from Il visit in Concordia Kansas.
The drummer b y Of Shiloh" will
be- in Red Cloud during the Reunion,
Cnas Phares has accepted a position
in the grocery store Of Albright and
Rife.
X. Il Wilkins OF Alma was attending
to business matters in Red Cloud this
week.
Isaac Is. Colvin, Guide Rocks hustl
ing real estate agent, was in Red ClouC
Monday.
Look up the date opposite your nam,
on the paper this tells when you arr
paid up too.
Mrs. W. V. Beal returned to he
home in this city Tuesday, after a visi
in Colorado.
q. A. Crow OF Guide Rock wa
looking after business matters in Re,
Cloud Thursday.
w. D. Graf of Seward, has taken
position AS bar tender for F. X. Man
derville, for a few weeks.
DIR. X. Kenyon representing the Dr
ALBANIAN Hospital Of Atchison, Kan.
was in Red Cloud Sunday.
&. A. Buker OF Lawrence, was look
ing after business matters in Re
Cloud. the FIRST of the week.
NJ. Poole and wife, Of Lincoln, visiI
ed at the home OF w. V. Beal IN thi
city, a couple Of days this week.
+. X. Vaudeville. wife and bah
came owe from Red Cloud last evenin
10 visit with friends Blue Vale
Blsde.
A. z. Otto Of Nebraska City. auditc
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-26

day tsking Care Of the things received.
There we're two drsy loads Of products
which were taken 10 the depot Thurs.
day morning for shipment. H sreceiv-
ed more than 70 exhibits Of apples, 40
exhibits Of grapes. and some very large
re- ,t., watermelons, and cabbage, and
in fact there was not in our judgement
snythins but was exceptional in size.
The samples OF corn were exceptionally
large. Some of the ears we're more
than IA inches long and large 10 dia.
meter in proportion and the the cob
was we'll filed with kernels.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-26
TheI,O. 9. r. Picnic.

The executive COMM ttee OF the he
publican Valley I. y. U. +. picnic
association have decided 10 hold the
annual picnic on September 10, at
SUPERIOR. The lodges at Nelson,
Hardy and Franklin have been ad'
mi,ted into the association.by the com
mittee and plans areS being laid to
make the picnic:bigger and better thar
yer. There will be an elaborate pre-
gram for the days proceedings, consis
ting of races, horse shoe pitching con
ie ,ts, hammer throwing ::etc. In thu
evening there will be work:in the three
degrees, in the opera house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-26

LOCALITIES

Light harness at Joe Fogel's.
Stock saddles at Joe Fogel's.
Try that calf meal at Caldwell's.
II O want the best and cheapest
harness, 60 TO Fogel's.
See Joe Fogel for anything in the
harness or saddlery line.
Try Ward Hayes for a first elias
shave or. haircut.
j. P. Hale sells land, ana sells it
quick.
DR.. E. A. Thomas, dentist, Damerell
block.
e. H. Haley went to Lincoln, Tues.
day.
]. r. Mercer has a new rubber t'rs
buggy.
W. I. Aud Of Lincoln, was in town
Sunday.
Frank Cowden spent Sunday 10
Superior.
Dwight Wilson was up from Super.
Tor, Sunday.
Hugh Miner left Sunday morning
for Chicago,
Mrs. Eva Case returned Monday,
from Lincoln.
Walter Scott Of Blue Hill, was In
town Monday.
Mrs. Fred Brewer returned Monday,
from McCoOk.
DR.. Gardner OF Wymore, was IN
town, Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Hutchison Is on the sick
list. this week.
Mrs. Bomford returned home from
Omaha, Monday.
Ben Mcfarland left Tuesday morn
ing for st. Louis.
jim Gather went to ST. Louis thu
first OF the week.
Dan CARRIER Of Superior, was in towI
the first of the week.
Miss Rose Rnuchey was down from
Franklin, Wednesday.
+. NJ Douglas Of Bloomington wa
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-26
Tom Aud to SuAHest q Sermon.

DR.. q. U. w. Faruham OF Lincoln,
will turn preacher, provided fifty OF
the business men Of Lincoln, who are
non church goers, will agree to 20 to
church. The text Of the first sermon
Is to be selected by W. L. Aud. The
proposition has met with considerable
favor. We believe we could make a
close guess at what the text will DO II
Mr.. Aud suggests it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-26
in Red Cloud, Monday.
Horn 70 Mr. and M.a

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Hutch.
ms, on August %, a girl.
Try Hsle's restaurant, old p~ost.oGice
building, for a square meal.
George overing and Roscoe Gather,
we're in Cowles, Saturday.
Miss Emma Berkfsld, left Sunday
evening for Boulder, Colo.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Foe, left Sunday
morning, for a trip to Denver.
Seward CARRIER OF Kansas City, was
10 the city the hrst OF the week.
Miss Corrine Dusenberry Of Nelson
is in the city visiting with friends.
Quick service aud first class work IL
the motto at Schsff nit's barber shop.
Ed Emigh Of Madison, Nebr., was in
town visiting with relatives, this week.
DIR. Angle Of Lincoln, wal in town
Tuesday 10 consultation with DIR. Cook.
Mrs. Ben Ludlow left Tuesday, for
South Omaha, to visit with her sister.
Alfred Hadell has moved into the
Sherwood property on Seward street
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hacker, are visit.
Ing in Auburn and Nemaha. this week.
Mrs. Anna Dorman Of Illinois, is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.. Brown.
am liking a specially Of gentle
mans tue Laundry work Mrs. N. s..
Rants.
Miss Claude Geirgeson Of Naponee,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. b. Wig
gins.
George Bath of Olathe, Kansas, wa
'%ransacting business in Red Cloud,
Monday.
Thorrt Foe Of Cowles was looking
| after bust less matters in Red Cloud,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ward Hayes and daughter,
| returned home from Omaha the first Of
the week.
Roy Phelps who has been spending
mis- vacation in Colorado, returned
nome Monday.
Boyd Smith returned Tuesday, from
Kearney, where he has been attending
the street fair.
Jack Reed left Monday for Des
Moines, Iowa. where ne will visit for
the next two weeks.
Lost Between the Fry farm and
Beck with's, west Of town, a coat. Find
er leave at this Office.
Paul Pope left Sunday for St. Louis
where he will take in the exposition
for the next TWO weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Woods and children, Of
NJ Cook are in the city visiting with
ner father, j. y. Lindlev.
Harvey Cox aud wife returned te
Lincoln, Wednesday, after Il months
visit with relatives in Lester.
Mrs. Staub Of Spokane, Wash, who
has te-n visiting with Mrs. +. j
Quicker, left Monday for st. Louis anc
Cuicagn.
Mrs Frank Smelser who has be-, I
visiting relatives here for some time
returned To her home IN South Dakola
sunday
The btlt game Sunday between Re-
c nud and Iraydle, resulted ia n we
tory for the home team, the scor'
Deiug 9 10 ,.
Salrsmel WaRted-To sell Lubrica
ting oils aud pants, n splendid oppor
tunity for Il good man. Address Tn,
Harry Oh Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-26

A. E. Otto Of Nebraska City. auditor
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.
THE MAJESTIC.

THE MAJESTIC.
MOST CONVENIENT, SUNNIEST, BEST
LIGHTED OFFICE BUILDING IN UPPER
MARK MARkET ST; LARGE HANDSOME OF
INCLUDING FREE JANITOR AND
ELEVATOR SERVICE, HOT WATER
SITUATED ADJACENT TO THE JUNG
TION OF MARKET, NINTH. LARKIN AND
HAYES SITS. THE EXCELLENT CAR SER
VICE AFFORDED MAKES THIS THE MOST
DESIRABLE LOCATION IN THE CITY FOR
PREMISES OR TO SPECK & CO, zoe MONT
GOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

PERSONALS.
add many years of happiness to his life by
using Cactus Cure; 1t cures all vital weak
ness. nervous debility. atrophy. structure.
varlcocele. etc.. by stimulating the blood
supply; 1t feeds and quickly builds up new
tissue; that's Cactus Cure; gives great vlgor
to all men; an outwardly applied salve
which rejuvenates and permanently sustains;
one application proves its merit; write for
free trial box or send SOC for 81 box Cac-
tus Product Co., 364 Sibley building. Phil
adelphia. Pa.
LADIES-If you have wrinkles, smallpox pitt
tings, bagginess of eyes any blemish Of
the face, Nine. Gilingham invites you to
call and investigate her wonderful and i'm
city; demonstrator can be seen daily. f43
Stockton St. write for booklet.
NJ ELLA HARRIS. French liquid powder:
gives face. neck and arms the exquisite del
icate tint and texture Of alabaster; a great
fayorite with actresses; will not rub off; send
only 81 and test 1t for yourself. NJ Ella Har-
ris chemist and skin specialist, 12s Geary st.
THE Star Hair Remedy restores gray hair. i'm.
proves it's growth. stops falling cures dandrur
and itching scalp: stain or sickness;
cleanses scalp; at druggists .hairdressers' ac-
cept no substitutesta Remedy Co..133s Polk.
DIR. ROwELL's Fire Of Life sure cure for
rheumatism paralysis neuralgia, pneumonia
sore throat, etc. Sold by all druggists for
over 20 years; price SOC. Manufactured solely
by RoWELL BROWN. 40 Turk St. s. F.
INFORMATION wanted as to whereabouts of
SAMUEL GUPRE. palmst: sometimes works
at barber trade. Kindly inform Madame
Clarvona, 1271A X ST., Sacramento, Cal
SONG writers and poets. a successful song will
make you rich. We write music to your
words, ComDlete and arrange compositions.
Wainwright Music Co.. 81 Adams, Chicago.
WE sell. revise. arrange your songs, stories or
poems. For particulars. Authors Manu-
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ROYALTY PAID ON SONG POEMS
and musical compositions; we arrange and
popularize: particulars free. Pioneer Pub.
Co., T04 Baltimore bldg, Chicago. Ill.
AT less than cost; uncaled for suits. overcoats
aud trousers at CHARLES LYONS London
Tailor 721 Market st.
YOU can buy SIS worth of furniture for 81 so
down and 81 80 per week. T. BRILLIANT
FURNITURE Co. $40 Post st. near Powell
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
PERSONALS.

FOR rent-Desk room or half Of fine suite
offices. 436 Crossley building.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
MArrREssEs AND PILLOWS.

TO older renovated. disinfected Cformaidehyd
process excellent carpet cleaning. HOPkf
BROS 14:;,-:4 Howard St phone South 2l6
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
MISREPRESENTATION, sold. Exchanged.

WANTED-Second-h hand swing and
planer. JOHN r. GRAHAM, NV. cor. Pre-
cita and Alabama st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

brick apartment house OF 40 rooms
with baths. to let; close in: 5-year lease; Al
proposition See SPECK & CO., zoe Mont
gomery ST
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-22

spoil them, although they might be
sent to the wash many time and oft
The first of the blouses sketched
might be made in Irish linen 1t would
look equally pretty in plain linen, or
in one of those linens that are faxed
lightly with white Stitched strappings
of the same material form kind OF
yoke, and appear again upon the
sleeves, each strap finished with lit
tie linen-covered button. The turn
over collar should be of white linen,
while the tie might be of the same col
ored linen as the blouse, with white
embroideries on the ends. This blouse
might be carried out successfully in
any soft shade of pale green, pink,
mauve, or blue, finished at the waist
with a deep belt of louisine silk rib
bon. The -brimmed hat, in sun
burnt Yeddah straw should be trimmed
with a soft scarf of silk or gauze rib
bon to match the color of the waist
belt. A plainly-gathered skirt in the
same Irish linen worn with this blouse
would make a charming costume for
a girl.
hO oSSOlAO OiOooO w htNh VIC 1Iiuo-
trate is intended for afternoons, ano
might be worn with a skirt of pleated
wolfe, and a waist belt of very soft
white kid, drawn through square
kid buckle. The material should be q
Powered muslin or French batiSte. with
tiny sprays of rosebuds and forget-me-
nOtS on an ivory-white ground. Three
fairly wide tucks. fatty stitched, dec
crate this pretty blouse on either side
in front, in company with bands OF
cream-colored mimosa lace insertion
the lace being arranged 20 simulate the
| form of a bolero both back and front
At the wrists also the same lace forms
a cuff, into which the muslin is finely
tucked. An embroidered stock collar
in fine white lawn, and a tie of sof
black satin ribbon, gives a pretty fin.
| ishing touch at the throat. The becom
ing hat with its mushroom brim, ha:
full ruche of satin ribbon round the
crown, in the same shade of pink a.
the rosebuds. Carried out in embroi
dered Indian muslin, or in soft wash
ing silk, this design would also be very
pretty.
This is just the time of year whe1
mademoiselle demands something new
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-22

entered only by tribesmen and captive
a place of intrenchment far from coast
and battleship, retreat most difficult
for outsiders to reach in safety.
Morocco has an area of about PIG, 600
square miles, but all except 300 miles
is desert. Across the country, from east
to west, extend the Atlas mountains.
In the plains and mountains dwell Vhe
turbulent Berber tribes; in the north
the Riffian tribes. The leading races
are the Moors, Jews and Berbers; the
latter styled "the free people" superior
to authority, folk that do not pay OBJ
Servance to, seem scarcely to be con-
scious of the existence Of, that gentle
man of supposedly autocratic power, the
sultan of Morocco. Constantly they are
getting the sovereign into trouble by
reason of their high-handed deeds OF
robbery and kidnapping, and the sultan
is ever mixed up in international broils,
is very often called upon to pour into
the Golfers of the offended goOdly thou
sands. No one nation, however, ap-
pears ready to interfere to the extent of
assuming control of MOroccO's internal
affairs, and the country confines land
of political unrest, of lawlessness and
also of oppression.
Recently the brigands have been espe-
cially bold in their depredations. They
cross into the spheres of French and
of Spanish influence, seize upon any
christian" that may come within
their reach. In 1893 the Riffian tribes
came in collision with Spain, and the
government was forced to pay large in
demnity to the Spanish nation; since
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er, Raisuli seized the two men and fed
with them to the mountains. Mr.. PerCa-
carts is of Greek origin, but is
naturalized citizen of the United States.
He is very wealthy, has been resident
of Tangier for years, is married to an
Englishwoman, and his stepson is a
British subjeCt-which latter face brings
down upon the sultan's head now the
wrath of two nations. 1t is in accord
ance with the oriental custom, that cur
consul at Tangier has asked the sultan
that he advance money for the ransom
demanded, the COnsuls immediate con-
Germ being the safety of the lives of the
captives. 1t is reported the brigand
chief more than once has enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mr.. Perdicaris in Tangier,
where the American is owner of one of
the sultan's palaces; but that the brig
ands mean business and death doubtless
would overtake the captives if the terms
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With a ribbon trimming, to make quite
IN ideal picture of a young girls sum-
ner costume.
The bad old days have happily long
Iince departed, when any kind of ill
lifting blouse, worn as often as not
IN an elastic and over the skirt, was
leemed, quite good enough for a girl
o weary even though it might be her
asst year in the schoolroom. Made
noiselle demands nowadays, and right
y too, quite as neat and trim a blouse
IS any that her elder sisters may de-
light to wear, and although the sensi-
ole modern girl would naturally scorn
he criminal foolishness of tight-lacing,
she nevertheless prides herself upon
owning a well-proportioned figure and
takes trouble to see that her corsets
are made in a good shape and that they
1T her comfortably, giving her suffi-
Gent support without undue pressure
The two very pretty summer blouses
which we illustrate have been specially
designed to meet the requirements of
the young girls. Although they are
suitably simple in design, they are
very smart in effect, and at the same
time are made in such a way that even
the most evil-disposed of laundresses
could scarcely find occasion to tear or
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were refused. Mr. Perdicaris is 20
years old, and in poor health.
Raisuli is the same bandit that last
year kept captive Mr.. Walter B. Harris,
correspondent of the London times, and
foreigners in Morocco attribute the pres
ent bold act of brigandage to the indif-
ference shown by the government at the
offense, the bandits then going unpun-
ished. But it should be understood, be-
fore quick judgment is passed upon the
laxness of the powers that be, that brig
andage prevails TO such an extent in
Morocco arrests and punishment ofindi-
viduals might easily lead to general
civil war, and the overthrow of the gov
eminent
And who is this Raisuli that he dare
steal citizens of great nations, dictate
terms to great nations? One of the
oldest and most ;afiuential of the
Shereefian families, therefore not in
awe Of any nation. any people; a brig
and that can fee to the mountains so faI