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CHILPWCN’8 SMALL UuCE.
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A . single motion is
w hich, when investigated.
and hepcwvtiy X the
waa ta lly «hown la a I
needed to
Only one motion b (M|Rli
make any character desired on
complete, straight-line, key-for-ev
character keyboard ot the
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devised
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girls en-vrsd the ‘ »a». »
and mads a b««llatt tor uto. «ana.
counter la the rear. Tbatr laoaa
aa aaprsaslen at lnjuiwd ttMtotou«'“
♦ says the Chicago Tlbuaa.
"W all, what do you want ■ ° ,r
the old woman who waa p
t °
the place Inquired
“Ob.” said the sidsst girt. fcfcivb
saves yearn old. Jarklng bar alhuw tx
1 prcaatvaly la tba dtrectloa X ona o’
bar small companion*, "aha gave >ot
a nickel tnetaed of a cent" Tha o.c
woman want behind the counter an
took out a Un box con ialatM a »u
1 bar at copper». Sbe pcprad Into ut>
box. abe »book IU to make aure than
waa no nickel lurking among tha o th
H arts. a fte r looking o ut X tba w in d o w .' n
A few mlnutee later tha ra ilw a y
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guard opeoad tha doer X tha compart- f
mant and announced th a t they bad ar- to
rived at Olaagow.___
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W hen H a rts showed up a t tba com- f
aulata tba nest morning, the l i n t P « £ g,
wm wbo advanced be greet hlm w a a tha
agreeable atranger, wbo introduced
himself aa a special agent o f tha homo 4,
government aeut to investigate ehargaa ■
of neglect X duty on the part X the , '
consul.
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I ' T he agent may have been affable, but
1 he w *» lacking In a sense X humor,
for be evidently cabled hla government
an account o f the train Incident, as A
n nrte's successor waa scan a fte r ap-
Model 10
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Complete. Straight Lind
Keyboard and
A K r y ia E v tr y ^ * '
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-You wouldn't believe It.“ said th«
old woman, btttorly. "1 wouldn’t be-
llovo It myself If I « d p t stand hors
a ll day aad ass I t w ith my own ayes.
! T h a deceit. X children sea almoto
; enough to drive ma craxy T h w look
you right In tba taco with angel cym
and lie to you as easily aa If their
i tongues ware oiled. Many a. penny
lost because 1 could not believe that
mere babes w a rt trying to twin,".a me
When 1 catch them a t It ' .y rua on!
Just as those girls did w'-Un ut aayini.
-.anything. T h a t does no. kaap them
from coming back bars again, though.
I
•‘The boys around bars are Just as
' bad as the girls. H a lf a doaan hoy*
1 ware In h ere' getting candy one day,
and they bad got their candy and
' hadn't paid for It. when a boy stuck
' hla head In '.be door and ahouied:
I 'Say. mlaatia, your sign has tumbled
down!' Hts eyes bulged out aa If ha
waa scared, and my heart gave such a
jump that I could scarcely get out to
• the sidewalk. The sign was X I right.
- The boys left ihe store by a rear door
.. while I waa looking for the boy. A f-
* ! torwards they declared that they paid
' t o
Ik s eandy whew they got I t i t la
P- lic e t* “ ' to think what mao and wom-
y ‘ .at them boys and girl» wlU ha whan
F e o d awd C h a ru e te e .
One m ight almost m y th a t thd redpo
for a happy homo was w hat h * * ' * * “
aptly called « "bland” d ie t W h ile It
to not literally true th a t eating bog
makes s bog o f a man, yet It *• tru*
there la a large connection between it
and character.
Bloodthirsty. Iiistrnl
mces are those th a t eat m e e t-la rg e ly
rare m e a t-fre e ly . whereas tha gentle.
Industrious, persistent races are mom-,
ly grain and fru it enters.
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W h ile the controversy ever vegeta­
rianism Is one for scientists to settle,
even the bnmblest o f ns can afford to I
try for himself the advantages o f g
“ bland” d ie t I t la a m art Interesting
eaperlemw to see bow acute and senel.
t ir e t il* sense of taste can become by
avoiding food that baa a strong taste.
No one knows tba delicate sweets
and acids, oils and bites In our com­
mon cereals and fruits wbo eats1 bugs
chu nk. X ftoh. flash and j w f UgW y
Savored and deluged w ith bnleg
sauces. Sim plicity a t Ufa caa be aa
much a pert X diet aa o f fu r n ltu r .e e
rlotbes. - W illia m Neyee In Good
Almont ns eloquent a
juage of the eye»” & <1
i m of the hair, and a
hairdresser recently nai
the way in which a v
ranges her locks waa,
cases, an unerring Inti
character.
The coiffure of the Japanese
woman, ns ia well known, Indi­
cates whether she 1« maiden, wife,
or widow; hot undonbtedly the
I most ingenious and romantic hair-
dressing ia that of the Moki wom­
en at Arlgona.
When these women are young
their tresses are coiled at the sides
of their beads, ao aa to represent
and bring ma tha change.
In a few mlnutee the visitor reap­ the flower» of the eqnaeh plant ( •
peared. pufflug contentedly at a «’gar. kind of gourd). Thia ia designed
and banded the alderman 86 cents. No­ to signify that they are them
ticing a peculiar expression on the al­
selves in their bloom, and of mar-
derman’s face, ha w ithdrew tha clga»
riageahle age.
from bis lipa too * enough tetoqw lre:
When they are married their
“ Did you mean th a t the cigar waa
hair la arranged to represent the
for yon 01 m et"
-G e t out o f here!” waa all tha dto- fru it of the plant, while in old age
posted politician could say.
their locks are allowed to hang
down in a form intended to repre­
sent the withered stalk.
JT
t S \ l / i f u ' ,r v
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/y
evidence of kid-
" • / bcul.'a: toe
fre q « ’’*
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R T i e k fT s Im
ooavfnclnf yr«««'b«“ »’* Wd^T«
bto* -
tu . garden.
I have w
1 woman a t a little box «
window, growing radial
» « » • • * “ cb bU<1 h'0“ 0 ’
tw d tt
tor s i. out of o rtor.^ *
to think o f tasting it
By the cse o f so called cheap Baking
Powdere you take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your tyitem — you injure digestion
w o nderiul
■nd ruin vnur Ktomach.
discovery
- f-to rT T tx .
4nu a boo* tkat tells
more about It. Li. t h s c r t J 2 ^ ^ 5 i f f * W 5 S
AVOID ALVM
plainly-
MP CALLS
MAOAXINB
1 F a t hion
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Authority
F .r Hourly SO /« « » •/
M a tbs IJOWto
refined Grape Cream o f T artar-C osts more
i profit of quality, the profit/ of good health.
u an n rtio n ct
N atu re alone
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hair.
1 <11 F Y I Ml l.s l‘.
N o th in g h *« ever equalled tt.
N o th in g c a h ever aorpasa i t
Dr. Kings
New Discowm
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la order te he In perfect ne»
A Perfect
Cure i
Pttoe, bet* ¡ f
f o r A ll T h ro a t and
Lnr'X T ro u b le s
v BAVAHA’ S POLITE POLICE.
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C a b a s c it y .
Havgna policemen have turned oak
te be not half-had chaps. For a time ing,' but I hn<! not given It thought tin
the success of a native police force til ihe »exi morning, when I w -r
looked a little dubious. There was a again to take dictation, and there I »a-
| lark of atamina—backbone, It -night, m i addendum to flic sign. It rend: ’No
, better be called—combined w ilh sc ex­ Perfum ing.’ nnd was In the handw rit­
citability which looked ill for ‘ he fu­ ing of mv employer. I I was aimed nl
ture of Havana's blue-coated guardlina weakness of mlr.e. I knew, nml th ri bn
I of the peace. Hut both the people and been undoubtedly the enuw of the grip
• the officers of the law have learned a nymptoma. I did not say anything, b- •
! good deal through the experience of
I took the bint to heart, and I can snv
I the year juat peat aad a mutual respect
that I never offended again io the smite
I has begun to grow up. This has bee"
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. wisely fostered by the Am ericin au- w ay."
I thoritles sometimes w ilh such meas
EGGS BY THE QUART.
, ares tlia t individuals appeared to auf-
1 fer the graveat ¡.ju s tic e .. In the end. T h a t I . t h e W a y T h e y W i l l B ^ o
,
however, was the great purpose of ,
l h " t **
S o ld 1» K a s s a s C it y
L teachingthe people. Americans. ( ubans
w ith the prod act« or I
net required and can a
L and Spaniards alike, that the repre-
* I aantatives of th e mualcTpellly must be
. “Give me • quart of yhlks."
i resuected because hack of them was the
“ What are whites worth to-day 7
“Bend me up a gallon of mixed.”
law.
arw uato F u r I s t l i l e l s s .
This waa a difficult lesson for many
Both expressions ns these w ill b - *•
“ M ary." anld the young rontreo'a
Americana to learn. To apeak hone.tly m ilia r terms In giocery • ’<-rrb
mother. “It seemed to me yoa were the rank and file of American repre­ butcher shops In Kansas < t t y b e l t ,
sentatives here are sot of the kind long, says the Kansas City Journal
v a n cold to Johi. thia m ornlngr
"Yea.” abe replied. "I'm beginning to which Is meek and lowly i" spirit. They Housewives w ill make ll em *0, for e g g -
are the sovereign ruler* of » <»’ • * ’ * * w ill be sold by the pint, quart a m i
suspect him.”
public. They are deep-» bested, long- gdllon. Instead of by thedoxen. in fact
“T h e Idea! You have no reason to,
legged and big-muscled. They haye a the big confectionery establishments
Tm sure.”
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“ Havew’t I f I dreamed laat Dlgnt tendency to look upon thoM ubc, are of the city boy them by the gallon row.
that I aaw him klaaltig aoX bar wu- not like themselves physietilly w ith Kitchen economy auggrs'ed the scheme
contempt, eapecially » ,b * ‘^ " ‘" X h
and local packers immediately took
man.” —Pbllad»-lpbla I Teas.
happen not fo understand the English
lanruage. This was espeetol.y true of M How often It la that a cook w ill break
T he Bride.
the .“ id le r, who were dis. hnr3«d from
a doaen or more epga J««» I"
-H a v e n ’t 1 married you
the army in large
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aske<l Hie d -rg y m a n plcaaan
early part of la.« y««r. In tl.elr owr.
young lady from Chicago
country these fellow , wou.d probablj
altout fo I * Jolised to the y
behave a . well a . the neat man. » •
doubt somewhat Influenced by the 1M
from GaUkoab.
pound policeman who hung out around
-O nly twice." "be murrno
She corner. Hut down here there were
and the ceremony went o
no . ~ h pdlleemen. Instead there w « a
dapper little ebap w ith a h e ° * « J * * i
a r .d T d .r k skin whose anatom , offered
L u re nt Pleat »lath«-
H la Dog—Arc you eertalu that
an Irresistible targ*« ' ° r
punch. The trsaptatloa to find ou
mistress tor«* my ntaslerf
what would become X blw H
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H e r D a s f-W b y . 1« wtta love at
- OBe -ood oae” was X te n too ~>net
night Bite pushed me ..IT th«
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11. Inclined and when
tot him sit d o w a .-D e tro it Free I t
There Is comfort in th . kxowledg. m rsrtn. nnd the garden of
aft.n wpraaeX. that Dr. K llirW a 3-eaasp- bloom w ith beautiful <
Moot, the great Kidney t-msdy fulfills evwy g ^ n t thoughts. Tbougl
viah 1« curing rheamatfsm,
to IM I
rose jg brief, y H tlx
» « * . kktoays. liver. I Udd-randevevy part
p M e rT e d , Uke the
i t the urtaary
'« 00r" K\ * k i s s , forevec.-flcbootma
to hold water and scalding painjn p n w h » < ____________
tt orbed .Meets isllowtng use • ( liquor.
w lM or bssr. sad ovarcome* that uaplaaaant
Food • ■ » C,
necessity of being compelled to go often
A w rite r In T h e Lan<
durtnr 4 e toy. and te get up many tim e ( M g lln to etudy diet I
d.-h.g the night. The mild eno toe eenw- tonlghw| at the nnmb
I ordinary efiect at
which 1 have heard. »
! ren'ized It elands the highest for Its^wom
,
derful cures of the rrost iistrese'ng - r L
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sOUnd that t
H vou need a m Xldno you should hav. tha X te n h a y . found that I
boit S^d by a: uggtsls lr SOc. and $lv liras, tty to colds hna quite g
You may have a ssmplo bottle X this as | batra met w ith poii
and look in the glass— you will sec th e «fleet—
Y o u ean’t help puckering— it make» you pucker
DOCTOR
° Bt'
m ust lie teniper-ite in ea tiq
m eals shonld be reg u lar l ’->'
one X 11»« gold- u r-Jt-.-a < i •* k «-
X lif«.—Ladles' House Journal.