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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Wfarf 9anleH Op0.

Morf 9aniaL Sen ounlfc
Elonear"S Stifter og mnngeaarige
l1O9iper, er, ifolge nGpnte 8lao,
Sirsoogs Niorges 0po Sienrlnet
6ps i'm Gatter og Spigerien Mrs.
og Wir. 2Sobn g. 9feble, / Snoba.
Wforf Sonien por fpot / Sol
bing oen Is. Wfai 1880 og blep
icoleOes benirnoo rs 9lor gontnleI.
IS Sc Ienere 4ar bapoe ban peret
iOagelig, og ioa blep ban ongre=
ben al en- beftig 2ungebetenoeGie,
Der pluOielig giorOe @noe pao
hons 9ip.
S Sorsbogs foregif bans 8e-
arobeIie fra Siennet. 8relten
res SEN engelif=lutberTfe &ourt8e
Memortol gbur6 forretteoe, if6lge
SO. s." Sergeguostieneiten.
9a &rigen t949 brso uo i
Donmorf melote W1arf 6onien Zig
iom 1S-oorig gngGing fripiIig til
&rigstieneiten og oeltog meb Se<
Ser oet treaorige Selttog.
Sil Omaha fom ban 1859 og
har iooleoes en- of 6enne 8ps 8io-
neerer. Ser bor 6a fife itort on
oct af Smoba ems ct 8ar 8lof=
Euie, ioa bun bar let benne @p
nofie op fra iin 8egpnoelie af til
at bline en- mooerne StorItao.
8a Ben amerifanlfe Sorgerfrig
nobreo, melOte &C. 8. Jig ogloa
Der friuiIig paa 9eorOltuternes
SIDE, og ban panot flere @ange
llomerfelie 9on giorOe Sieneite
!. Ser @eneroI @rQllt qeo sicfs-
S'blg
S 1872 begpnote ban paa nogle
8enners 3ilifpnbelie ltogipelien
al Sen eonife Bioneer". S Is
9(or eieoe og leOeOe ban 9looet.
Oct er gennem bette Slao, 0tarf
&anlens 9tapn ierlig er blepen
fenOt blan0t 9onoSmeno / Slime
rifo. 0a 9la0et begpnOte at us
goa, fnregif lloponoringen al
Ganlfe oper Smaba til 9tebraifa
og Sc peitlige Stoter efter en- ltor
WtooleItof, og iom %. 5. g." be-
merfar, ulprgeOe 90. $. for, at
ingen al Dem forGoo Omaha, fsr
oe bapoe lGrt oet al baln 1tifteoe
SLAB at fenoe".
slt 0fort Sonien por en- ener=
Gift, opgtiq og foretagIom 2anOs-
manO lfol pilIig inOr6mmes; men
6efloges ifol Set ogiou, at Oenne
in6flpoeliesrige 2anosmono gen.
mem lit 8loo inotog en- friIten-
nonsfienolf SolOning, iao bant
ioo ret Ri fan if6nne, gennem lit
Organ gjor0e mere til at offriltne
@asiar at bort oanife 6olf t Slime
rifo, ems nogen onoen enfelt Sof=
tor bor giort. ga, BET ifol opbt
6efluqes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Smles Sanicn bos gismaref.
stf 81 . mas @raae
ngfstrablaoet".

Sules @anlens fsrlte Samtale
meo 9isnarcf fanot 5teo / BET
ipofronffe 8ooeIteo 8iarrit5 bpor
oen tpife 5tatsmano opbolot fig
Sftober 1864. Serom forteller
Snles @nnlen:
- Song &ilbelms Gremiernti=
ritter ltoO foran ct Itort 8oro,
paa bpilfet Sort opar Slespig bar
1obre0t; / Saunoen bapoe ban en-
Lang fataloniIf &nip al Sen Slags,
enbber fremmeo, Ser beI6ger 8iar-
rit5, fe6er bos 0e iponife 8iiefren=
mere, Ser flaffer ON / 2anbet.
Set por for1te @ong ieg Ioa
9ismarcf, Scr fife giorOe BET ianl=
me It9rfe SSnotrpf poa mig ionl
neo ienere 2ei(ighe0es. San fore
fom mig neIten forlegen for at
fin6e Oro iii at 6egpnbe Sunl=
talen:
@noeliq tog ban Gr0et % BE-
gpn0te efter at 6ope GGTt ben al
mig operrofte Sfripelie ira @i=
fonlte Sc IA @utron1itre me6 ct
9lnqre6 p0n 0enne:
Seq fan fife, iagoe bart ms
r6nme oeune Serre 9fet til at
on6efo(e nogen til mig. San bar,
noonGig meo 9enipn til set polite
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28

ear bleDen begaaet, og foripan0t
neoao Dtafeoonien til. gfter Dpao
rWtandelter @uaroian"s &orre-
lponoent / 0en bulgarilfe SopeoItao
forteler, bar man pa0 ltn0erie=
gelIerne angaaenOe Ganit5os 6lugt
9iort Ben merfelige Sp0agelle,
at ben Wono, iom biolp bom til
at iltppe bort, 8irfeligbeoen lpil-
Ter 9follen iom rrfronet Seller"
oDer en- flor Del al 0tofeoonien.
9enne merfelige Man0 beooer
Sanoanifp meb Silnopnet ben
frpgtelige". Son er ielp repolu-
tion9r oberfor SitItonens Serre-
penme, men ban billiger life set
6ulgariife &epoIntionsportis Sor=
Jog pua at frenlfaloe en- olrninoe-
Zig Teisning, Der ifuloe enoe men,
at 0tufeOcnien inolenlmeoes / 8ul-
gorien; hcns Glan er oerinloo at
rprette ct alOeles ielpltenoigt
6prItenoplnme Wafeoonielt.
s bette Siemeo bor ban ipfte-
motiif orgoniieret fit ielpItpnoige
Serre06ntrne ober en- betpoelia Del
al 2anoet; obarolt bar ban opret=
tet fine gogtItationer, Ser banner
ct fait iammenbengenoe geetpprf
longS belle @rGnien og bans
9(genter tGGes / Snn0reobis. Sc
et bam bIinOt bengipne, fife ninolt
foroi Sc faor en- efter oe oerpe-
renoe 6otbolo goo Counting, gen=
nemInitlig liot ober so &roner ON
Wfaaneoen, og 8engene uobetoles
regelmGsiig, noget, iom 10 alorig
times Sc tDrfiife @m6eosmeno
SO of Sonbanifps 9iitrifter far
etz Qarligt 9nnest poa .70Q0e-
&roner.
9engene fonmer fra Sc nlafe-
boniife Ssnoer, ior troos oeres
sSottigoom pilGig bet.ler oeres re-
geGmGsiige Sfat til Sonoonifp, oa
Ron til @engGlO ombpggelig be-
itptter oem moo 0eres 5Sien6er.
@an ipneS operbopeoet at uogue ct
fulOitpnOiQt Selpberifeoennne IN
rer1for lit Sn1roooe; ban gorante=
ter for fine ullnoeriootters~ 9ip
og @ienoom ban tager SeDn oper
cereS 6orl1rettere, ban FILTER 9fet
meo militGr Streng6e0, og ban
1orger, om en0 paa Ell ret prilr1i=
tib Weaaoe, for 86rnenes l1noer=
DiSning. Sgnoerne er 6om oerfor
inoerlig bengibne og re6e til at
Ofre 0eres 2ip for bon1 bpis ban
Ifltloe blipe ongreben. - W1en Sc
tprfiffe Wtpnoigbe6er Iooer bom
gonife rolig / Sreo; tbi ban er
Dem en- npperlig SieIp, noor set
gGl6er ON at bol6e Sc repolutio=
mere SrIgorer borte fra Meofe6o=
MEN og hesu0en er bans Serre-
r6mme Dem ct fortreffeIigt Gaa-
ifuo til SpboI6eIien af ct biGfoor=
ligt WeiGiterbelbe Mofeoonien,
paa Srobs of oe europeiife Mag-
tcrs SoreitiGinger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
SefenOtgprelie.

Set tilpIte airferaoosnrsoe til
3.-5. @}arts pil al iaregne
@runoe bLipe uOlut til ben "a
26. Wforts.
MeoetiO og M6OeiteO 6et ian1ne.
IS broOerlig 9gr6eoigbe0
8. 9. @6riitionien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28

(Sluttes puu 9. S.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
iyortelling.
San til9prte intet Selifab.
6oOer SEQ @einric6s
9egrabeIfe.

- . ~ y -
Der me00eles fra Senper er
19ngere untalelle al glnorfiIte.
Suieppe 8uarnaccio, iom / Sgn-
rags nlproe0e 6aoer SEQ 6einri6s
9l0ifiQigt al BET ct nof pert al
tpnfe oper.
Si0en is. Dec. bopoe ban i1tet
baft at belttQe, og Sortieneite bar
fife til at op0ripe. 9e iioIte to
Tiger bapOe ban ingen 8enge bait,
7aa ban bapoe ipiIt gtaaoesbreD
hos ,Salpotion glrnD". S 0enne
SiO fom 6riitelIen op ban at
ban IfuG6e bepne Jig paa Hre-
fterne, riom altio pGpnorer be
fattige og leber pao 9an0ets
Se6me, me0ens a1ore bungrer" .
San tog Jig mango Spooieretltre
paa 2an0et, og for en- Waoneo iioell
febte ban Jig en- &asie Batroner.
Saa spe0e ban fig paa oisie
Spobiereture / Sfponing. San
iigte0e paa Srer al en- Manos
Spffelie for at blipe iiffer pau
at ranlrne.
S 2Sr0ags 9lftes' gif ban tiolig
/ Seng men fl1n6e fife iope, for6i
fon t9nfte pau lin Wfoognng, poa
9feltgionsipsrgsmaalet og paa
grelterne, iom tog @engene fra
re fattige lto pao Worgenitltnoen
bllnoeOe ban li0t. Sao itob ban
op, fIaote Jig pun og gif til
&irfe. Set har issfitt ifsrfte .Ggst'stss .g5isstss I
9enber. 6an fulgte meo 9feiten
rpppeOe 6ingeren / Giepunoet,
gioroe 9oriets Segn og fnele6e
iom Sc anOre, men ban ba0 fife.
Som iioit meoOelt fulgte ban meo
til 9llteret og fnele0e Der. %
9SrnIten bap0e me00elt bam 8rp=
Set, Tiger ban, Oet brGn0te bon
pao Glngen, og ban ipptteoe BET
It's. Soo Grog ban lin 9fepolper
og ifpO.
Set er fife ionot, at ieg tiG6s-
Ter ct 5elifob eler en- Groen, iom
bar iat iiQ til Opgope at 0re6e
9SrGiterne", iag0e 6an uSpa0
jeg gjorOe, gjorOe ieg al egen
2rift, og foroi ieg troeoe, 6et
bil6e lette nit Sino, iom 9larepts
bor paret trpffet of oisie 5ing.
Get ipnes, iom bon mems bon
IepeOe Stolien bar peret noe=
luffet al airfen poo @runo al
hons anarfiItiife Senoenier, og at
bans Some far forla6t bant.
&i ifal fife ber fonrmentere
oper bans l1otalelier, men Ser er
iom iagt fife iun liOt at tenfe
oper - ierlig for, &atoIifferne
S Snsoogs Weorges bolotes Ser
SgrgeguostjeneIte ober oen afosoe
&irfen, og iaa itor bar Stl1trsnt-
ringen, at 5000 MenneIfer maatte
n6ies me0 at itaa uoenfor. Otter
S6rgeguOstjeneIten f6rtes 2iget
I'll Union 9aneItation for oerfra
at fores til 8atterion q. g.,
6por 6rancisfaneroroanen, iont
6aOer @einribs tilbprte, bar lit
an1erifanlfe Sopeofparter.
Moroeren, 6pis gtopn ogiaa gi-
res iom 2llio, blep S6n0ogs g[f-
tes fort til Colorado Springs for
al pGre / Sifferbeo irnoo @66elen8
9foceri, men Gon piG en- npr
6remti0 al SemmeIigbeo bIipe
bragt til 7enoer for Ser at un6er-
fa1tes 9fetsfor6dr.
SanSanIfD.
~Qf q fe 5 oniens ufrone0 8 e
@ % o ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Gngliib Spaoin Ointment fiernel

Gnglii6 SpaOin eminent fierner
koor0e, bl6Oe e1er foIbie amtoer %
5fompletter ira 6eIte; Iigeioa BLOB
lpat, @areben, ~iplint", rIpeenp",
ring bone, rItifle84, viproins"
opIptlmet SbaGg, Soite etc. Spar
$50 be6 8rnoen of cen 6IoTfe. @n
nnoerfltI0 9ur. SnGqes bos SO
8. Polmer, 9ruggiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
II. Marg.

| Se9 llontd9er SenL forOt Se er
0anif, og uagtat Gifomte bar
falOt Dem SauIen Steoet for
Sanlen Geres 9tapn er mig fife
u6efenOt Seq beo meget bel, at
Ge bar peret meget baoro MOB os
! Grpiiere Sen fronife 8resie".
Set er fulofontmen rigtigt", i,
lrareoe leg, ~ieg bar giort aft,
bpao leg formoaeoe, for at gsre
Grpilens 5orbolO til Srunfrig ian
ubebageli9t iom mltligt."
uSa, naar alt fOnlmer til aft,
fan bette fun regnes Gem til
g@re", replicereoe Wtintiteren,
men Jig mig MI, bbao Der egent-
Zig ct Senligten meo 0eres 9e-
iag?"
Seq fremiatte 0a Set 9nife al
bans egen Neuno at erfare, boor.
oi0t ban betragteoe ben nerpe-
renoe Silltono / Slespig iom oe-
finitin, eller ON ban life - af
Stlltgbeosbenipn pg for at aabne
Iiulig6eoen for ct benifabeligere
6orbolO mellem SDiflano og 0an-
mart - pilbe bore tilbsielig til
at genofitaa Sen oanife Del al
SGespig.
Sertil ipareOe 8isnorcf:
u- - HerIonlig bar ieg
ulbrig beret nogen Gelpnoer al
set tplfe Trofesior-S -Sfraaleri, men
6reberif WIS 9so og @eringen
/ Spiflano nsote os til at begpnoe
&rigen. Seq ielp for NIT eget
Ge0fonmenOe ptloe p9re tilfreos
nseb -s.SSEle.laI s6itf1er oitliaE
og pdn 2onoor.,trlonferenc bar
8rpiIen tilbpieltg til at gipe Oan-
mart @elting 8reoIteo=2inien.
s 0filiter Senieenoe funoe pi
ppre tilfreDie meO Sli-2inien, men
berpeo ptl0e ca. 10000 SDlfere
fnrblipe ulloer oanlf Serreoenlrr1e.
0onmarf inotog trniolertio pao
2on0onnerfpnferencen en- Stilling,
ser giorOe Ell Sperensfon1It ON
Nelingen al SlesDig neget Danlfe-
Zig, og 6ien0tligbeOernes @enopta-
gelie bar bepirfet, at en6Der &ont-
btnotion al ben geatur fife len-
gere ligger for. gtu ct Set fife
mere muligt operfor set tpite Solfs
og Song @il6elms Stemning at
foronbra SreOens 9etingelier. -
SSmiolertio erfen0er leg, at
Ser / SGesptg finoes mere ems
100000 Gonife, Der Srentioen
pil beflage Jig paa en- meget 66i-
r6Itet MooOe, og at BET bill pere
ranlteltgt at bepare ct goOt Sor=
bolo mellem 0anmarf og Spif-
l0no, iaa lenge 0e 9anife | Giles.
Dig er ifilte fra oeres 2onosmeno.
Seq pilOe oerfor fife betragte bet
inm en- Itor l1lpffe, bbis georolles-
oiq beo gipen 2eiligbe6 tilbagegu-
pes Sanmarf."
9enne San1tale gap Sules Sun-
len 0foo til at fatte BEN 8eilut-
ming at ar6eioe ben franlfe og
uoenlanoIfe Gresie for Soeen ont
set oanife Slespigs SiIbagegipelie
til Ganmarf. Sg oenne Sanfe
bor bon gennenlfprt en- llbItref-
ming og meo en- gnergi Ser finn
fan peffe Sellnoring. slt &eirl-
tntet fife blep beore, er ianOelig
life SSules Saniens SfplO.
S en- an6en 5amtale, iom Snn-
len DdDOe 1llep StSlltnrcT Ser<
lin, 16 December 1864, IogOe
Genne Fl. a.:
Seq inor6nlnler, at Ser gipes
cirfo 100000 0onife / georoiles-
rig. 9e bill poIoe mango @on-
5feligbeber, iOet set biz beoe ct
forfproeIigt 93amaifrig SSni0ler-
tio er Ser fife noget pe6 oen Sing
at gere for giebIiffet. 9ette
SpergsmaoG piG mooife f6rit ON
(onq 9i0 fin0e lin en0elige 2dS-
ming. 9e er lng en0nu og me-
ner 0erfor Itrofs at flrnne naa
9RooIct. Sea bar lert at pente.
Get mon Ge oqioo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28

Com 6efen0t 6Ieb Sen 6ulgariIf-
mate6oniife Repolutionsmuno e.
rofop for noqen Sio fiben ffuOt
nf Ell big Gonit8u, Ser oerefter
Tlpgte0e ira @ofia, bpor @foroet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Gcncral Stpsiel
an1pgcr G5oren ON 9 e
naa0ning.


ct. @eterSburg, 25. 6ebr.
General stosiel, ser Sen 30. 6ebr-
oemtes til 0ooen for 0pergiueIi2n
al Sort 9trtbllr, bar anioqt G8arelt
en- fulo 8enooOning. S 9oOs-
0ommen benItiQes ban til 10 9(ors
59Ih1ingSin0eipGrring og ltoito-
0elie of 6nren.
GSnat ftreres / 80 02inlttter pe0
@ooOfor0s rSonotorp 2otion". Oat
felier oI6rig. 5pGges bos SO. $.
8aImer, 0ruggiIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
SanbanIfp.

q % f'e0onienS ufrone0 5 e
Sc iier."
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18

skirts cut very much away in front
and without any trimming to relieve
Its absolute plainness excepting the
lapels and cuffs of satin and stitched
shoulder bands of cloth which mark
the joining of sleeve and coat. There
are also two large black satin buttons.
The sleeves are very close-fitting and
the satin cuffs are pointed and slightly
haring. With such sleeve lace ruff
6es at the wrists are most appropri-
ate. The skirt for this costume Is
long, tight-fitting and plain. Over it
the black satin sash falls most grace.
fully. 1t will be noted that the coat is
cut away in front up to the bust line,
and from this line to the waist the
open space is filled in by the sash,
which is carried across and knotted
below the waist on the left side. The
ends of the sash are of different
lengths and are finished with fringe.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18

thick, shiny hair so high on her pretty
head. One o'clock!
Something must have happened to
the child. He ought to have gone
with her-he who hadn't been to a
ball since his college days. That
chaperon he had trusted her with
must be very lax. Nearly two o'clock!
There, thank goodness. was her step
en- the stair.
rs that you, Elsie?"
Eyes. daddy, dear"
"Why"-in a tone of deep sarcasm
why did you come home so early?"
II did hate to leave the party, dad
dy, but was afraid you'd worry
about me-"
"Oh!"
"And, daddy, as you are awake,
may l come in and sit on the edge of
your bed? l want to talk to you.
May l stay little while?"
Eyes, child, but you ought to be in
bed Little girls need their Sleep"
your little girl has something
something to tell you, daddy. Jack
wanted to speak to you tomorrow,
but said l wanted to tell you first.
You know l have always told you
everything first and this time it's such
a big, strange. happy thing to tell.
It's--well, daddy, you know-it's Jack
and me. He loves me-"
"The young rascal"
"But, daddy, you know you like him
best of all the boys who come here"
my child, this is all foolishness.
You're a baby yet, dear"
"a baby at 10! Why, daddy, have
you forgotten? I'm whole year older
than mother was when she-when
she was taken away from US, and
and-I love Jack"
There's no going back? oh, is
there no going back?'
why, daddy, what do you mean?
Why do you speak so oddly? Your
voice sounds so strange and sad"
ITS nothing. dear. l was dreaming
before you came in that we could turn
our lives back for a little while at
least and it's hard to wake up to the
fact that we cannot"
But / wouldn't want to, daddy.
Just think how much there is to look
forward to! All that is coming is so
sweet and so beautiful"
."God grant it! Good night, Elsie,
daughter. Run away to bed and to
baprw dreams of the future. and God
bless you"
"And Jack, daddy"
Eyes, and-and Jack, Of courses God
bless Jack, too"
Moving lightly down the hall with
the first words of love still ringing in
her ears, the girl could not hear the
lonely man she had left saying be
meath his breath: There's NO turning
back-no turning back! Oh. my baby
girl!"-Chicago Daily News
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18

Always take you wife into your
confidence and let her help you work
out the hard problems.
Care must always be taken in feed"
ing new oats after old dry oats. The
change should be gradual.
The last call to clean out all the
stock which will not pay their way
through the winter season.
Feed all stock so that there will be
a gain. 1t Is a losing business to feed
SO as to Just keep them even.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18

baby Elsie turning into a young WON
an, Twelve oclockl
He wished that she were asleep In
the small crib beside his bed, where
he had rocked her night after night
during the first six years of her happy
little life. But OF course he could not
make her baby again,
Half past ~!
II she could only have stayed a
schoolgirl a few years longer that
would have been comfort and she
might have done 1t just as well as not.
1t was really only a matter of the
length of her skirts. They had been
suddenly lowered in the spring from
her shoe tops to within an inch or so
of the floor and Elsie had gayly an
nounced that she was grown up. OF
course it was all nonsense, She wasn't
grown up. even though she piled her
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18
Heard at the Fair.

"Come on, Cynthie," said the bucolic
youth at the old country fair, 'yeou
hain't seen the biggest calf on the
grounds yet"
yeas, l have, Judson," giggled Gym
thia, over her bag of popcorn.
Haven't l been vita yeou all the after.
noonf"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18
THE TURNING.

EVEN o'clock /"
nufmufed h .
man, well, icl
ale will be hos,e
soon now. but ]
won't walt up"
lie wen, 10 bed,
but not 10 sleep
The fact tina, his
little glrl was At
tending her nrst
grown up part y
made him wake
full and thought
ful, for Il was
hard for him to
reconcile himself
TO the idea OF his
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18

With eggs high in price 1t viii pay
you to feed generously and to get the
eggs in return.
Provide plenty of litter for the
chickens to scratch In this winter.
Leaves are excellent.
Don't forget to pick some Of the best
of the hickory sticks for ak handles.
You will need them.
Be regular in feeding the poultry.
This is good rule with regard to
livestock of all kinds.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18
Crescent Club
a kentucky Mk1iskey of
fgse Very Finest Qualify
Express Paid TO AnyPOiE,f

The purity, age and proof
of Crescent Club Wits
key is guaranteed to you
by the United States gov
eminent, From the time
this magnificent wlliskey
is made, through the long
years of storage in one OF
the finest bonded ware
houses in Kentucky, it is
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rather llRht costume, biscuit broad
cloth OF n light shade In the material
of which this costume In made, and
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the same form u most effective con
trast The coat IL very handsome
model. quite tightntting, with Ions
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18

Canal ways look good
to the casual observer
if he lets me clean or
press his clothes. |
employ only those
who understand such
business thoroughly
and | always guaran-
antee my work and
prices.
Besides this | am
measure you for the
best fitting Overcoat
Suit or Trousers you
ever had, A beauti-
full line of samples to
select from.
P. Mcintosh, jr
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-11-18
4 Quarts
$500
| 6 Quarts
S5.75
| 8 Quarts
$3.50
| IL Quarts
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ing the protecting stamp of Uncle Sam,
which assures you that the whiskey is on
hundred proof, fully aged, absolutel
pure and suitable in every way for me
dicinal and social purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-20
Baby wif of AHce

Alice was riding with Fer aunt in subur. ban trolley car. As it was proceeding at rather good pace down steep deelivity the aunt was obviously a little nervous. The child. observing this. looked up seeetly into her sunt's face, and said: "Are you frightened, auntie, Because you can take hold of my hand if you ares"
 On another occasion this little girls grand mother had the misfortune to have the leg of the sofa on which she was reclining give way, and although 1t was repaired it gave way second time Thereupon chair sufficiently firm to support the aged and rather in6rn woman was bought, a fact which her erandchild remembered in her prayers that evening as follows: T thank Thee. good Lord, for having at last found chair that ny dear grannie can sit down upon
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-20
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content herself with a safety-habit skirt. made, II possible, by irst-class tailor, covert coat and Derby hat.
 As to the skirt-a safety one may be a matter of life or death, and economy here would be suleidaL but beneath it. instead of .taiIer-made breeeehes and top boots she may wear thick hand-knitted riding brooches, elastic fitting, warm and comfortable, ordinary neat. strong walking shoes, and black fox-cloth gafters. Though not nearly so smart, these are suitable and serviceable, but the gaiters should. if DOS sinie, be made to measure, ss the difference in Appearance is great As to the covert coat. unless the girl is very slight it should be dark eolored to match the skirt
 Only willowy figure can venture on fawn or tan, and for ordinary women dark blue or dark brown, or perhaps pepper and salt grey, which IS almost black, are far more becoming The cloth of the coat should be rainproof, the collar made so that it can be buttoned up at need, and the skirts long and lined with leather where they are likely to touch the horse, to allow of ready sponging
 A coat such this would not unduly tax a small allowance, for there are many other oc- essions on which it might be useful for country wear, especially if it were furnished with walking skirt to match. Beneath the coat a severely tailor-made shirt of some dark color preferably the color of the coat-should be worn, with belt of plain leather quite unornamented. The stock should be O. white shirting, fastened in front with a plain gold safety pin; one good stock should be procured as pattern and the rest made at home quite inexpensively, while as to the safety pin, rolled gold has the appear anee and wear of gold at half it's cost
 A Derby hat will wear and last long if bought at reliable shop, or else one may be procured very ehesply from any small boys out6tters and renewed when necessary; while hat guard to fasten in the loop of the coat is a necessity. Tan dogskin gloves may m wet weather, be re- placed by white wooden and hand knitted ones. As to coiffure the utmost neatness and firm ness should be aimed at, hair frames or pads of any sort being absolutely out of place be- meath riding hat. The hair should be tight ly knotted at the back of the head and an in visible net secured over 1t.
 Thus mounted and equipped, the few days sport my typical girl is able to enjoy may afford her pleasure which almost atones for their rarensss.