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NATIONAL CONVEN-
 TON OF MILLERS

St. Louis, May 2S.-The National convention of millers assembled in this city today for a session of three days \. L. Goetzman. secre- tary of the federation, says that the millers are greatly dissatisfied with the present trade conditions, alleging that they are not getting a fair shore of the prosperity. 'The millers are suffering in a business way fr0.4 a variety of causes" eX- plained Nr. Geitzman We have lost to a great extent the export bushes formerly enjoyed. because of discrimination on the nart of the railroads in favor of wheat as against four This has encouraged the construction of mills ia 1or elgn countries, especially in Great Britain. The lack of reciprocal agreements between South Ameri- can countries and the United States has also caused the loss of great Volume of trade. Former Secretary of Treasury Shaw placed such an arbitrary construction upon the drawback law affecting shipments between Canada and the United States that many American millers nave been forced to build across the line. The millers are strongly in favor of reciprocity. and We pro- pose to make Congress sit up and take notice that is the object of the St. Louis convention.
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JUDGESHIP OF
 JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville, Fla, May 2S.-The successor of Judge M. A. Dzialynski must be chosen today at the pri- mary. and the number of candidates and their popularity will bring out q very large vote. Julius Drew, well-known citizen, is candidate and A. NJ. Williamson is also an as pirant. Other names that have been mentioned are C. D. Abbott, Eu gene Dodge, George A. DeCottes, F. E. Owen, A. o. Wright. This is of much importance to the people, and requires man as much as pos sible possessing the noble qualities of the late Judge Dzialynski.
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FOR RENT.
Dwellings.

Dwellings,, 1901 5. Laurel St. rooms and hall. 1014 w. Sd Ave 1 rooms. 1713 ". 9th Ave. I rooms. 311 Cherry St. rooms. 3l3 Cherry St. ' rooms 515 Hickory St. rooms. S19 w. 18th Ave. 4 rooms.
 Colored Dwellings. 1127 La. St. 3 rooms. 1Oo4 w. Scull St. rooms. 2610 w. 12th Ave. 3 rooms. TOP Linden St. rooms. 406 La. St. 3 rooms. " 407 Mo. St 4 rooms. S14 E. 11th Ave rooms. Agent for Sawyer & Austin Lum- bem company's dwellings,
 Store Buildings. 621 Hickory St. < ..r
 For Sale. Three nice lots on East Second ave nue.
 Nice home with f rooms and hall"
  and quarter block of ground, on South Laurel street.
 Bottom plantation of so acres; bargain if sold at once. Nice farm of 160 acres with i'm. provements, south of city; party de- sires to sell on account of leaving state. Have few nice lots left in Roape & Houston Addition,s on47 easy ~pay| ments.
 Loans. ! { < Made on city property. Also pre- pared to make large loans on business property. All kinds of &property bought, sold and exchanged
 CHAS HANCOCK, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance. Of flee 113 Pine street.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
 IN THE BRONX

New York, May 2s.-The Bronx is becoming noted for big. sales of real estate Recently. the Ogden estate. sos lots, was held, bring ing in the enormous sum of $1,- 67O,675. The sale today comprises thes great Bailey. estate, and conn prises .so5 lots, This property is expected to- bring large prices, as Bronx property has been growing in value very sharply of late years, lotss bought six years ago for $600 selling for $2,4Q0.
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MAYOR FIGHTS
 WITH LAWYER

Birmingham, Ala, May 27.- Mayor Geo E. Ward and White Gibson, an attorney, indulged. in an affray near the city hall this morn ing. Both were placed under bond.
 At the mass meeting held by union men Sunday to express sym pathy for the loeked-out street car employees, Gibson was one of the speakers and he indulged in per sonalities extensively.
 The mayors name was used ire quently The mayor came across Gibson near the city hall and the affray followed. Gibson in his speech asserted that the mayer vas doing everything the street railway people wanted.
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REGATTA ON
 CHARLES RIVER

Cambridge, Mass. May 2S.-The luterscolastic Rowing association championship regatta is being held today on the Charles river It will continue two days longer. The makeup of the two eight crews is selected from the various boys TOW ing under Coaches Graney and OLeary, respectively, to meet at the Metropolitan Rowing associa- ton The races are rowed near the Cambridge shore: Two heats are run today, two tomorrow and the final heat 'pa Friday.
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- GoNernOr Pin0all signed

IVFVITOT FTHVdTT 5IgHNU TNI" eight diplomas for the Pine Bluff Branch Normal this morning, and they were Immediately expressed to Prof Isaac Fisher, principal Gt the school Governor Pindall re- ceiVed the diplomas this forenooa from President Tillman of the uni- Versity He lost no time in com pleting them and sending them to Pine Bluff-Little Rock Demo crat.
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RESTORING WASH
 INGTON HOUSE

New York, May 2S.-The work oi restoring of Washington's head quarters. the old Jumel mansion. at 160th street. is at last com pieted, it is announced, and the event is signalized by a reception 10 be held there today and this evening by Manhattan chapter. Daughters of the American Revolu- tion.
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E. J. kenney, the crack twirler of the Pine Bluff team of last season, and who has been on the pitching staff of the Portsmouth. Va, team this seq son, arrived in the city this morning. and will finish the season With the Hot Springs team. Kenney is good pitcher, and his addition to the pitch ing staff of the local team will make it much stronger.-Hot Springs News
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 a.  -A3

Circuit Clerk Edgar Broa stsa will return home Thursday. lGe was in Denver, Colo. OH Saturday, after an extended tour through tho West.
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Eyerybody's friend-Dr. Thomas Eeleetrie Oil. Cures tooJhaehe, ea,- ache, sore throat Heals cuts, bruises, scalds Stops any pain.
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GOOD ROADS"
 HAWKINS HERE

Reverend #. :. na& 5ltus aJ l- ,.azaz. secre.afz af=eHe aa=8z Good Roads E-aa.atlaa. IslI6t tu tae#e ei5E ze>J. .rdas. recent interview }e}eHu nd .#. BE lar ftla 5a roads Hga-#5t- .eeeu general rea6.Hfl5.l N1t- Jefferson ganc Wae L0r nc eaa0go je ll ..l4 la ##Ha" a ouad lass
 
 
   
 8 .aaH
 saEasce 
 fs
 5<eVari5.-5H2E convention f4a churches of.6He 2s=ze3ss.- 55# vened today and aH eaaaao the 29th. Tho sess58as as hold the Trinity Episcopal church 5 Newark. and Bt Rey Edwin s Lines, bishop of the diocese. is Rre- siding
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Unsurpassed facilities for neat and quick job printing. ALI kfndst Phone us when you need any work in our inc. Both 'phoqes., >s',.
 ADAMS PRINTING co.
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W. A. Patterson of Holly Grove Arkansas, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. John H. Mccain in Lakeside.
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Dave Kaufman left last night fo Little Rock on business.
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N p. SHOWS IT'S HAND

the Northwest were brought un
The rusd'a value q the properties
aad eQalty - callecflng interest
upon xaiuea was also discussed.
Thomas Cooper. mine commits.
sioner II the Northwrn Pacific. al.
mlttsa that hair 81 the property
was given the roads BY the states
The Northern Pacific hearing
disclosed that the road believes
Itself Justified In charging the fstss
Il deea.
Couper showed that from ne
iAndx given 20 tt b the states the
Northern Pacific bad a monopoly
a the coal lands q the Northwest
and sells only en1arh fuel to pre-.
vent suffering Il il holding the
coal for higher priccs when tbs
country became more populoaa.
The lands wiven the Northern Pa.
eific and fffty other roads Il &c.
qulred are vAlued At approximately
ass. tsz.9isss
Cooper said hia eompany u now
acquiring a frontage % i.seo miles
alonx the Puget aoand. ~ u could
eungrul the Hraisoard and have ma
wafer composition from New York
70 Seattle.
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GIRL FRIGHTENED TO
DEATH ~ DARKNESS.

Ts0RTLAND. March ia-~Fffwhi
widrh brought un an attack 81 hNars
failure fs believed 70 have b~en the
cause % ths dsath of pretty IT.
Yeaf-ala Ernma Ntehoisun. whaee
body vas found at 10 o'clock 49,
teF8ay morning beside tho read a
mile uerth % Beaverton. ore
Reaching Beaverton long after
lark. nhe departed Ter the Johnsan
home. which fs = hAif hours xar \
fron1 tae depot Tha country round
about T. wooded ard g h believed
that. willis hurrytnE along the dark
road. ehH became umduiy nervous
ard excltod from fright. heart troa-
bic set tn and she expired
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.s~rf March fa-ifreaident
= ne lntefaatlonAl shlhkle
...,s uaisn b sendiuk eat icy
n Il the single manaiasi'is.
~ y - NartAwest asklug them
: eemmlssec Of their EN-
ssmeslme this week ~
-. - seattle % discuss me
~.se sassticn was censldef'
aese saeesinx x weasefs
80 sandAy Afternoon and a
..',,s. sas namcd 70 dta~ up
es n b presented 70 the en'
--.s nfsxtasag tie Conference
- v.sse Judksnr nom me sen.
-. 4 sendays uee,lnk. every
49,. s,la b. made 10 effect set
'....'a' u IL issue amlgahis
lsgssr Is Killed
v,..s alskap. . losging read en-
-, suspiassd b. TIE sttmson
---.< en- BAY, ased Yesterday
ess,sxsna His les was crushed
s.,sss sfierneon BY a iosEinx en-
sa<z.ns ever Il and he vas
80. 8 rseneer frum the SHOCK OK
- II stepping from the
- .<er stxnailng 60 the man
Y =. krossia % hack his enwine.
\. ~. caught IN the guard rail
" a. 60 unahle 81 escape
csrssslsy q SAD rhsnn
<<xs.sl zisaesaes n Tho MeadsF
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m DISCUSS WAGE SCALE

ease. which ended yesterday In the
superior court IN = diaaareemsas
on the part 81 the jury, lost their
Witness fees through inability 10 Re
strain their curiosity. During a
portion of the testimony they we're
excluded from the court roofn. but
upon their return admitted they
had opened the aeor slightly aud
looked cut judge Black thereatou
declared their fees forfeited.
For a Block System.
The work ng Installing a modern
block system on the coaat hne b..
tween Eyerott and Seattle has been
started By the Great Northern By
the distribution Of block stations
One l. 10 BE- placed ~ Makilteo. a
mile south of the Everett dcpot An
engineer has arrived from the east
10 take charge at the work.
hureh Of craxiea.
Five msn. possessed az all man.
nar Of iiilosyncraclea. wcFo yoatef'
aay committed "a The aaslunA 4
record for one days work Ia this
county. One man. an Algerian.
claimed kinshlp with Persian Omar.
ancther harrieaaed himself II bic
home. surrounded with q number oi
anlnadsd weapons. which kept the
Officers NJ bay for several hauFs.
while a third attempted 70 bafn the
iali down BY building a fire IN the
padded cell
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NHD GRAFTERs
GOT TN Err S

OMAHA. Neh.. March 10 Fed
efsi Judge Miner has sentenced
Bartlett Richards and William
comatook each 10 one year Ia jail
aud to pay 81 500 fine The jury
acquitted Tririct. e. & jameKfnu
was given elRht months and "A fine
Of 900 Tor land frauds Richards
and Comsiock are millionaire eat.
tiemen. and rfiplet aud Jameatun
we're fhetf anenfe.
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telling my wife stories about me
hat were untrue. William FISHER.
my wife'n brother. IL another busy.
body that helped make trouble, Her
father and mother, Preston Flalar
and wife. aiao inierfefed
The troubles aud separation Of
tho spaldlngn. who Nero married
little over a year nEu. has caused
much talk IN Henton. where both
young people are we'll known. Mr..
apaiding insists that he offered to
take hts wife away from Renton.
but Mrs spaidlng denies this. Di.
vorce proceedings are the probable
outcome Of the trouble.
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SPALDING BLAMES HIS
WIFES FAMILY

Claiming that his separation from
hts wife II purely case OF too
much relative" E. y. spaldlng. a
painter and paper hanger at Ren.
Ten firmly denies his wlfe'a charges
III the saloons and gambling OF
ltEnion were his undoing. or That
IT. u drinking man
III have been nagged "a the limit
W my wifa'n relatives" says Mr
ARpiding. until told har 20 either
q "a them or keep them away from
10 + u ThnmH. un ex-preafhor
iasd nov a printer, n the worst OF
them Tie took especial interest Ia
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NAUGHTY WOMAN

LONDON, March 1g.~Aec0rdlng
20 a letter received m London from
Cannes. the venerable duchess OF
DeTonahire. who promised her hus-
band 20 gradually give mp gam
bling. went To Monte Carlo imme-
diately the duke left the nlverIa
for England aud has been a. the
Casino every night since.
while the duke wnH nj Cannes.
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some one MONKEYED

when Secretary J WIN f.sana
compared the enrolled btu IN the
effiea - the secretary ~ state yea.
tefdaN he discovered this little par.
tien ~ the section had been elim-
mated just az what period hes
tween introduction ef the commit
See hiil and final passage this
change waa made has not hepn
learned There aees not appear 70
hc any reference IN either senate or
house Journal "a any amendment
That would hAxe nade lha chanHe.
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MANY PAID rAxrs.

Iiataeen Fob. and March rs over
tl.ape. 0oo WAS paid into the county
tfeasuref'a office hY citizens Of the
county. The Increase - collections
OYER the same period last year vas
saka.ks6fa
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however. the duehcss was 4 model
81 domestic virtue.
When the duke left the willy
ducheas took an automobile 70 this
Casino. which she always enters
dressed very simply ana carrying
an Immense bag Of gold dangling
from her arm.
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bELL|NCHAM To
ADVERTISE

Monday. March IS. the Hciiiug
lam Publicity bureau VIII open
headquarters Ia this city n iit
FIRST Az snr the purpose ~ inter
sstlaK Seattle citinens and TOURISTS
IN the rllY II nclllakham. An AZ
sressive advertising campaign i
proposed. and the bureau vii be
fittest un for the purpose Of Dis
play. lurluding atareoptteun fiew :
frum nelisnEhan and the surround
ind district
j. wayland Clark vii 30 IA
ehArgu.
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HELENA. Mont. March ls.--Fri.
raie funds viii b. RAISED Tor an exs
hIblt az the A..Y n Exposition BY
Montana. Tho legislature killed
The appropriation btu when u came
up. but the more progressive cru
1rnn d the state viii not ailoN The
opportunity to slip By without aonie
sort % an exhIbiL
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TACOMA. March is--The men
employed AZ the amelter. now out
on a strike for higher vases. have
applied for a charter ia the ranks
Of the Industrial Workers ~ the
World. A telegram has been sent
10 the head offices Of the order ~
Chicago There IL no change IN the
strike situation.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


PANAMA. NaFrh fs Salvador
- an ogan aiiY of Honduras Ia the
present var uffh Nicaragua. and Y
b knnwn officially here that near.
b 5000 men ~ Salvador are fiKht.
ing With the itondurtanas
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.xyr.A. Mavh e ~ 'h'
ct's '.s.s.ssss % = little mcnse ~. {.
eira 'a,s' ~ strect primary hih .
WA ~ sueaslan heias asked
49, - ..ss.sai eenfersnee eom''t.
knt the ens that vas
- s.sssa. had a pfes lsisn 20
ass'e shss saloons should be
rs - i ~ sale o. iiauef ffohih-
dr>es rs- - tlnae ~ primary rleN'
nsW the Law fsE sf0iNE
$3.50 siesilsnt
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TACOMA, March ~. - Larry
Kelly. knoNn ne the King Of the
smnesiers." stepped from the doors
Of NcNesls Island prison yesterday
after serving two years. and walked
into the nfAnu arms Of Z. : dep.
pfy marshal and viii be charged
Tor a previous offenae Of BmuEgiinE
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CHICAGO. March IL - The
zs>><rs Paesfe and roads 10 It's
mrd vers PIT on the defensive
w<rip bsfure the Interstate
uzz<rrs euumiHsiea here Tho
&zSxs q eaiiecsing extorticnAse
NJ f-um sAEpperx IN Spokane and
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HREMERTON. March 1s.--Ar-
thur RaFae will serve az council
man Of the Third ward, according
10 a writ or mandate issued late
Yesterday afternoon by Judge Fra.
ter The city council held up the
affair until II was taken into court
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HELENA. Mont. March H.
This city and Butte ain ~ connect
% soon wIfh an eiectrte line THIS
week articles ~ Incorporation viii
BE- filed for ne fietenA a Butte
Einctfic line. % cost e.. 600. 600.
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VICTORIA. y. C., March ID
Premier Mcbride placed on the or
der paper yesterday In the provin.
eial legislation a resolution cover.
ing the subject 81 Better Terms,
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sx<stt&sssssssss
I hsr snsasrsss frsmsat yes. =
I s-sss Mrs superintendent =
! cs~rsr Fl the Northern pscl. q
! 4. bsfsw ire Insrrstste Com Z
! ~~-<, cnrnmissien, stated q
) srsHu<s<slsf mat tire n. >. =
! 800 tie greater afneaet 81 =
: ssni s51ss n ire Northwest :
! - skss eniy sgfsielsnt zeal .
; - bs.ns wiasd 10 relieve se- 4
! - mfftnna. tfs siso stated q
! "a shs rsinlna % eosi ~ss a
&bslas rsstrssssa until TIE eoan- .
~ bscsne more pepsicos. :
) uass . s<sfer price could Be =
! akslned ~ the zeal. 4
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nlllnAH SECURES
SALT LAKE ROAD

kkN FRANCISCO. March 3D.
n CA ssll kay today. Senator
VA Cara Il Montana ard bis as
nr41n sxs CIT Of me San Pedro.
- LAks 4 Las Angeles road and
I + asrTfmaa II the owner 81
- s1eez. The story given oat
/ az4sasl circles says thar HaFrf.
~ NJ wsrE.haaed all the shares
y ~ saE LAKE route held BY Sen.
- v A. c1zYk. Il. c. Ksrens.
a<tz ksssh ana Thomas Kearus
~ s1srset 81 miilionairNs retain
&esxsa q SIS. 900. 900 Of the
Nh MHss - which Clark holds
DIAN CIGAR.
T14H Hxx fektafITX a. s4a
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PUPILS KICK srUck-UP
LITTLE GIRL TO pEATH

NEW YORK. March 10 1t u al
legged Ia a formal complaint filed
with Mrs. Emma =. IaBdrlne. pfin.
opal 81 school No. %. located a.
Ninety first e. and Amsterdam av.
that Eudofa Robinson. ~ years old
one Of the pupils. who died on
March .. vas kieekd to death BY q
mob of her sohonimatas. who claim
ad the little eiri ana her sister were
tho stuck up % piay With them.
The police are investigating the re-
port
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"Bo sure YOU are rlght, and then
e. ahead" should be the motto OF
every person when buying real
estate. Many dollars and much IN
convenience may be saved by hrsl
having the abstract examined b
expert lawyers Peters 4 Carr. 2Vi
Peoples Savings Bank Bldg. MAKE
q speciality Of this work. "
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DOUGLAS. Alaska. March ia
The SiAronfan mincr. who ahot =
Jap here the other day. has becn
captured and lasiEud Ia jail with n
charge ~ murder against him
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. March IL
Late yesterday afternoon President
Roosevelt formally upeued the
Greater Louisville Exposition" By
pressing a button IN Washington
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80 900 600; Kevna s3.o0e 900
Keith. sI.000.0 eco. and Koarna. 81.
a9a .8an
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TAcoMA. March t9.-~There Is
no abatement IN the many eases 81
aplnaI meningitis iu this city
Several deaths from the disease
arc reported daily.
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The income producer for old age.
n. Cooper Wills. i73 colman Bids.
sss
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Meat Prices That Please

Al the city Hall Market. Bop
Third av.. near Yesler Pot roast.
Sc 20 Sc. rib steaks. Zoe
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which has fof ita purpose an In.
cFNgan 81 present subsidies.
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MUSIC ROLLS

ntwsver oils
ofs
Of neatly
do But ~
fh heee change library n
II % a
whn ooANo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-24

is no denying the fact that women nova
days retain their youth both mentally and
physically much longer than their grand
mothers are related 10 have done.
The drea~y period of middle age for
women seems to have been abolished The
increasing duties of women and their far
greater freedom of choosing a career and
leading lives after their own desire seems
TO protect them from growing old and I'M
interesting as was the case only genera
ton or so ago From the mans point Of
view the fact that his wife is experienced
and can carry her own end Of the burden
at home is attractive to what seems to be
a rapidly growing number of marriage
able men The mature woman also fur
theirs her husband IN business and in
social advancement Also she has learned
how TO avoid many of the pitfalls of
society and rarely gives her husband the
uneasiness or heart burnings that younger
and more frivolous wives are very apt To
do. 1t is usually men anxious to succeed
In life and who care great deal about
climbing up socially or financially who
wed women older than themselves. This
class has recently been especially notice
able In the big cities of Europe and In
this country a well.
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the wedding veil, its material and the ar
rsngement. Lace wells, unless heirloomS,
are the luxury Of the rich only, but even
these fortune favored very often prefer
the soft tulle and malinette. Since it is
not the fashion any more to have the
short face veil number of new arrange
ments of this accessory have come into
vogue, quite the prettiest Of which Is the
Normandy cap. The head Of the vel Is
pleated into quaint cap form and pinned
over the knot and pompadour Of the high
hairdressing. a handsome pin holds II
In place at the front, or the conventional
spray of orange blossoms can be used
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Oyster Recipes.

Boiled Turkey and Oyster stufnnE.
Take a medium sized turkey and stun it
with the following ingredients: Chop four
ounces of suet very finely; mix 1t with
six ounces of bread crumbs, the grated
rind of half a lemon, a teaspoonfui OF
chopped parsley salt, cayenne pepper ana
grated nutmeg to taste. Take the boards
off two dozen oysters, add them and their
liquor, strained, and lastly two egga-
Truss the bird and tie It in cloth. Place
the turkey breast downward In boiling
water and when 1t has come again TO tns
boil skim well and simmer gently for an
hour and a half, or longer, according %
size.
scaIloped oysters.-Two dozen eys
tiers, one ounce butter, one ounce noo&
two tablespoonfuls of milk, pepper, SIN,
bread crumbs Scald the oysters In thur
own liquor; take them out, beard thsua-
Melt the butter in a stewpan, stir In u
-four. the milk, the strained liquor from
the oysters, pepper, salt; let 1t boil sps
stir In the oysters, heat gradually, but a.
not boil. Butter some scallop shells, ~
IN the oysters and as much OF the sanse
an they will hold, cover with brsa4
crumbs, on the top Of which Pot smao
pieces of butter: brown them - IL ovs4
or before the nre.