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B LOU SE NEW NESS. JM i lady's JMírror B u u ljf on Pantry Bhalf. Ilnw utility woiiiimi reiill-ju* ilio iiiiiny alila lo la-uilty «vlili-li VMM tu* round oli tliolr punlry aliolvoa? VV o limi olivi* oli iivury duy. Imi lui»' orlon do »•» I li In k lo rii!* ii fi*» dro|>a on olir mugli • lini lllinda w Itoli llioy limo I HI CO II MI alii'iiliUon inni hi » fi rioni roninlnliiM 11 Ionie » Itilo In li'>t wrulor? Tlioy uro II ioii relax«*«!, unii Ilio |H>r«-» aro oiNUiod roud) Ut rocolvo Ilio oli. Try It dio noli limo yim uro In Ilio Ulti lidi Olivo oli iiiiihmii |{ oi I lido Ilio • m i i I| i i i | ululi! »Ili lini «rovo ilio lui Ir « onderOilly, wlillo II imiy I h - n|>|illod lo Ilio lirowa dnlly wltli oicollout re nulla. \\ 1 1 >1 iik Ilio luiiida tu hi ii ri'li Inai orni of iialug n Imvol la nnotlior klldioli dlacovory. n litio oulliioul tiinkoa u vory iicco|ilnlilo aoiip wItoti Ilio linuda aro noi uroiitly aolloil Homo woinoii mnko tliolr nwn tollot nonp. iialuic n puro »litio noup na n roundntloii. Il I h mollod In Imi wulor. and » Itoli I mi III iik ii pilli li i>r tMiriix and aai'liot nud «‘doligli orrla t i m i ! I o •elio n ploiiHiiut odor uro iiildfd. II ioii n luimirul or oiituioiil I h Hllrrod III nud Ilio m liluro t iiruoil oul luto hiuii II iiio I i I h I o tuirdou A row drupa of I o i u o i i Jnli<r n 1 1doli «H I nlil lo «liltou Ilo' lui min U lu li iiinklng Ilio amip lino n Mimi11 •I un il I II y r or a lui 11 lo rcnmvo Ilio aiutila tuo deup for Ilio ol|i«*r ciiki* To n aluall ailioilllt or Ilio liii'ltnt aoUp allr In a louH|MMinrul or laiudori'd pollili«- l.«*l lilla linnlon l»*for.* ualuv WItoli II la no* ruuiri lo do »-ork w li li-li »III illai-olor Ilio tuinda riltilliom OVor wll li «ItK'glir and ulto» (o I mi colilo lliorooglil« dry Tlila »III rorm a proto« llm; «-oat ovor tlioiu. nud ir w'Iilln aoap la proaaoil luto Ilio nulla no mely alniiia cali forili. A aiilphur ■unirli la oM'olloot for reutovlng Ink •InIna Wo aro all fuiulllnr »lit i Ilio ■•IToi-ta of loniun nud loiimln ou no» dlacolornlloiia, nnd uiiplonaaiit «nlora mnv I h * rouiovod liy dlpplnu Ilio linud» In «varili moainrd « a lo r l'ortimoni ninno or m lied »liti orrla ri a il limili'« « moni a<'<«'p( u Ilio alili tilpnn. w Itilo for » ’Idi«' tmIr H'Iioiit flour. orrla root nnd aturdi In «iiiiitl p ir li ahould I h * iiho I O n « ili..olii n i « . n i ino gretti caro lo llliliuoigi* Ilio hi ' i i Ip oarofult) vvIICII trlv lini n dry aliniu|MHi. nnd tli<* liulr limai I mi liruilK'd «o li t o rollio«o a l l Irinvi o f ilio |MJWili*r; ollior««Ino III«* luiIr «'III bavo mi unploiianul. Dlngy n piasi rauco llnklntr nula In n inorili In-mity ntd. n » ouk Miluilon unii tu rimo Ilio inouili n fi or don uliiir Ilio loi-lli iloti Irnll/liiir in lila In Ilio moiilh. prò« olii Ing dn ny It la nlm> n irront roiimly for non* ratinila a|ailaon Ilio f«*ct Tlio fool limai I h * mnk«il inloo n day In wnrui »a lo r •'oiitulnluir u Dillo of Un* loda. (Iioiiitli. of rounM. in«* pnnaiiro munì In* ro ino««il from Un* a|nli la-for«* nny |n*r mniionl goud «vili roault Juvt tf « Thing For Cool Days FOR THE CHILDREN At the Door of Spring. “Oh com# outt" Tl.»» < tilldran about “Ob. plauao coma onl and playf* And Hiring replied. “I a tu y Inabla Till the «now bua icona away.“ a “ Wo prornlae you We'll all ewt to And ahovel tba mow away. All of the mow, Ho don’t aay no. For wa ll Main today.“ Bargain for cylmbitious For the Children Young cTVIan or Woman Count Aloaondor Hochbarg Driving H i» Toy Motorcar. X T T The Sentinel has for sale a complete sehol- i I I arship in any course o f the International V V I ^Correspondence «Schools. To some ambi tious young man or woman anxious to complete his education, hut unable to take the time or spend the money to attend a regular school, or wishing to extend his or her learning in some special branch, a substantial reduction in price will be made. This offer is only good for those who wish to use the scholarship for themselves and will not be sold to anyone wishing to make a profit by dis u s in g o f it to a third party. The reputation o f the International Correspondence Schools is im pregnable and instruction in every course o f study under the sun is given. Than Nprlnf aald: “ Taa. W uit till i dree*“ i. MM A II I r IH N A HII.K 111.01 HIE Tho dilli.i nllk lihiilio In n Vory |Mipu In r uno Itili aoaauu. mid I In* rill a lio »» li rlniriullig iiioilol In While allk « U h lililí-k doli. Mia. k nud «vlilto plaid nllk li u m l for Mu* drop . ollar uiid cufTa. a ra lla r un uiu.il rumliliiullob. And wlien ubo cama aba found Tba mow bud ko na From off her lawn And ull tua country round — Youth's < ‘ornpanloa Th* Magio Bing— A Trick. Take n gold ring the more maaalve the hotter mid uttiidi It to n nilk thread ii I miik twelve Indira long Fan ton the oilier «*fMl of the thread around your right fureflngir at the nail Joint and let (lie ring hang ulnut half an Inch alaive Mai la bln on which you r«it your «.|| hi « , Mul.I your finger loir Izonlully, with the thumb thrown bark na far na po-mlbln from the real of the Ull lid. If tln-re la lioMilng on the tabln tho ring will noon I m » omo alaMonary. Then place eorne allvcr, any lhr«*e hnlf dollar*, Inmllaloly tiolo« If. when the ring will tM-gln to oarlllnto backward mol forward, to you nnd from you. Now bring your thumb In contact with your for«-finger and Min owllInMona will become trannreree to tlioir former awing. The aatne thing may lie of fn iod by inking n girl to take bold of your dlaongagrd hand. Whon the trunavorae motion haa li«*«*ri fairly «•»- tnbllalml lot nnoth«»r Imy take hold of th«- glrl’a <lK«'ngngr<l hand and the ring ««III change bark to Ita former coiirno Tin**« «*iTerta are produce«! by the a hi of milmnl mnguollr current» given forth by the hand* o f the oilier- I men lira Inntnul o f allvor you can mia|a*n«l Hie ring ovor your left fore finger with almilar reaulla. \ r m 09975025 ' : :: west AND TRAINED WILD ANIMAL EXHIBITION. Photo by American Pr«**a Anaoclatlon Many young |Mnplc might envy tin* young man fiere pictured in Ids mo tor« ur. but It la doubtful If they would care to Is- burdened ««till bin un me. In full l( ii Alevumler l inieri. William liinrgc Conrad Krn«*»l Maximilian UiH'hlierg. lit* la a «omit, or gruf. us It Ii eu I led lu Herman He Is seven years old uml Is the sou of Mu* Prince of Pies* «jf Herniany. Ills mother Is an KiiglktliMomun Recently IDs fattier guv«* a buntlug party on bl* espites lu Hllfslu. und young Alexander proudly exhlblte«! his new car. K«en boy* with Miles enjoy Hucb thing». TENTH THE LARGEST TRANS CO NTINENTAL WILD WEST TOUR. SHOW OH EA R TH Ch.naaa Butterfly Gam*. In an oiaru space lu the garden (mlei C O M IN G D IR E C T O N T H E I R O W N S P E C IA L T R A I N S like our Maypolea are set up In a cir OF D O U B L E L E N G T H R A IL R O A D C A R S FR O M cle. These are hung with tiny wind . T H E B IG G E S T R A N C H IN T H E W O R L D . bell*, »b le b give forth n s«v«*et tin- ^ kllug when they an* stirred by tlie brt*eze. nnd with a variety of Dug* of different colors In tin* «i*nf«*r o f the circle tlx* giime of tmttertll.-s h played From all part« of the Globe. Daring and death defying acts almost chines«* girls nnd women «vltb their beyond the realms of lucid imagination. shining blHck b:dr freshly dressed mul wearing festive garments rich with A CÓS MO POL IT AN COLLECTION OP COWBOYS AND GIRLS, VANQUEROS SEÑORITAS, GUARDIS RURALES, CHAMPIONS OF THE LARIAT, embroidery arm themselves «* ith funs and cnt«*r Mm charmed «‘Irele. S**\«*rui ROUGH RIDERS, PONY EXPRESS VETERANS, DARING buM«*rrtl«»s that have I m **- u previously ATHLETES, COMICAL CLOWNS, THRILLING caught and prepand) for the game are INDIAN FIGHTS AND WAR DANCES. tiling lazily iitiout To each one Is attached u long, strong, black hair, atiich 1« »-elghttsl » It It a scrap of pa|ier Just heavy enough to prevent The most daring Horsemen in the W orld. the butterfly from soaring out of reach. Tlie players. slirl«*ki.ig «vlth i laughter, rush madly alsiut lu their effort» to catch the little creature» Fresh from the Cavp-fire and Council, making their first acquaintance »Ith o|ien fans. with pale face civilization. Menagerie of Trained Wild Animals PRINCE BOTLOINE’S TROUPE OF RUSSIAN COSSACKS BANDS of SIOUX, CHEYENNE and COMANCHE INDIANS. A Riming Game. The Grand Ethnological Performance concludes with the Superb In this the tlrst word of the answer Spectacular, Dramatic, Historical Fantasy, must rime vvtth the hint word of the qu<‘Ht!on. The players are seated in a circle, nud the game Is started by some one asking of his next neighbor a question on any subject ivhatever or by tnuklng any casual remark. The first word of the answer to this must rime with the last word «if the «pit*s- tlon or remark. Tills then g«H*s around the circle, each play»*r in turn adding a remark to that mad«* hy the one b«*- fore him. alw ays observing tin* rim ing rule. Thus I tie original question may lie. ”1K> you like |ieach pl«*s?" The next player mnv reply. "W'is*> |ieo- ple alw ays do.” The next may say, “You. I supiMise. ngree with that?” Th<* next. "F la t you may knock me If I don't.” The next. “W on't you Chang«* the subject, please?*' And the Introducing a vast and motley horde of Indians, Scouts, Trappers and Soldiers next. “Eas-lly; let's talk of hoiks.’” that actually took active part in the last brave stand and hopeless And so on us long as wits will work ■truggle the'noble tedskin made for his freedom and rights. * The Battle of Wounded Knee** Conundrums. W hy Is Ilf«* like a very hard riddle? Because It always has to lie given up. Whnt evidence have we ti nt Adam us«sl sugar? 1 teen use he rals«il Cain. When nn np- Is sick, how tuny he nntiounee It and at the same time tell what kind of medicine he wants? A|ie III in pllll. When eggs are 3D cents a dozen, how ninny can you get for n i*ent and a quarter? A dosen, because n cent nnd a quarter equal 3d cents. What are the most patient o b jo ts In the shn|ie of humanity? Statues. When Is ooff«*«» like soil? When It ground. Why Is a retired earpenter like a lecturer? !l«*cnuse he Is an ex plainer. And then, he says. It's very plain •That Samuel's a railway train. For when your head outside you pok« You see the engine’s curling smoke. Mary's a donkey. It appeers. With ramriil tall ami long, tall ear*. A bicycle Otto la, of course. Ami Anna's like a rocking horse. For back ami forth you spell all day And still Just where you were you stay, Alf ts a pony Taul won't try. H* says It bucks so very high But Paul has many other steeds Of as extraordinary breeds. And If you like pretending games I’m ture you, too, can tell their names, —Youth's Companion. Afternoon at X Evening at 8. Doors open One Hour earlier. W A TE R PROOF CANVAS. CANNOT LEAK. Grand, Gold Glittering Free Street Parade TWO MILES LONG at iz a. m. daily on the main thoroughfares. BIG FREE EXHIBITIONS on Show Grounds immediately after the Parade B R IN G IN Y O U R B A D H O R S E S A N D M ULES Our Cowboys will ride them F R E E O F C H A R G E . 5 .(70 w ill bm maid to any person b r in g in g a hotom o r m u le they c a n n o t tid? Will Exhibit at Cottage Grove F rid a y , A u g . 9 The Ladies' Shop of Quality The line o f Ladies Wearing Apparel to be found here is the most complete in the city. The styles are “ catchy” and strictly up-to-the- minute in every detail. Agency Armor Plate Hosiery— for the whole family. TSfie Ladies’ Toggery MARY BARTELS. Prop. « a l W ql Psaaangar Names. To ride t>n iKiiple's Christian name* la one of Paul’s pretending games He has announeeit to me that John Is coinfortnblest riding on. For one can alt nstrlde the o. Between (he J nn«t h. you know It's like an army saddle so TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, RAIN OR SHINE J** ,rho Pockol 8'aav*. Tho inoro ciilumo«ll<iila al«i‘«**a of Itila aUlunior ««III give «o n irii an opp..iliinl ty of ualug thorn iin |MH-kola In many canoa I hmioh M i lh<* ruflloa of u aloovo It In quilo oaay and p ra .ll.a l to plai n a liny |iirki't. Into w hich one of (hr amali baiidkorrhlofa (hut women favor ran I m * Iin kul Anything »olid like money, rnnuot find a phi«-«* In Iho piM-kol union th«* ahi*««* I m * a atiirdy on«*, midi na that of a tra ««ding anil. In which m io a hand of aulito ail IIroly fnaleliod » Uh. allupa can I m * lutnaliiiiil for pnp«*r money and a few colila Gama af Adjactiva*. Tho flirt I lui I III«* hell alii'Vo la till Thla la not the game where adjee- Intuii hy monna of taffeta, lue«* or not ftv«*i nro nihil into blank* loft In the frill* mnki'H Mio conlrlvam«* of a Dillo tovl where they occur, but quite ■ d if |MM'kot m a ) (o ui'iiimpllah ferent plan. V<ni will need a bonk of aouie kind, preferably Action. Write OU ii« many nllpa o f pa|ier ua there will Black and W hit* China Vogu*. A long » U h (ho «ogni* of bino nnd I m * player» tho number« from 1 to 30 « h i l o drniM‘rl«*H and garden fu rn itu re or 30. an th«* rune may lie Karti mom- ha* come Ilo* fnahlou for ualug bill«* I m t of the party Ink«** one allp from Some one then nud «vhlh* chimi F o r hr«*ukfnit Iho Iho hat or liaakot chutolalnra <.f co u n try hom o» are ualug o | m * ii * the book at random, mid the pintea, cupa. miilr«*n*. tonal rurka. p o r plnyor» tnko lum a In reading aloud ridge b o w l». aalta and pop|M*ra of U«*r until nunc a d j e c t l a n*in*h«*d. Then lumi |Mir«i*laIn «In o m in i In delft d«* the |ieraon liohilng allp No. I rt.a«*» a« algua. uml o u r «*aally m i r i n i out tit for a algual to at op reading and. nmld general alien«'«*, net* out aa l»*st alio i r i « lug break fa it In Mir fa ilr.iu n con alala of a round tray anp|M>rtlug a toaat rutty the adjective Juat road. ruck mid Ib m k til by dcproialoiia for Shi* Mien nita down, mul the reading m ilk, aulì and |M*p|M*r la rcutmed, the player holding altp No. A firm .m i Ion « 'l a of blue anil while 3 inking the ae« olid adjective, nud no Japmi«*ae « bina are In dragon pattern ou. T ln io h «*I h . ««Iilrh mnv ua «««-11 I m * until It »111 tie found rather difficult to for bri*iikfiia| na for lundmin. uuiilal repreai'iit the ndjectlvea auccenafullj. of pial«*» In one aim* cupa and mnn«*n«. nnd the «*frorta to do ao will jirove very a augnr howl, cream pit« li«*r. ten|K>L Inuglinlile to Mu* lookora-on clKMiilafo poi. lai«« I for unta or fruit mul nriimipnnyIng dlaboM. a pair of A Dog Detective. cake pialo» mul « a. pia tv »hii|iil, gnat Spot la u valuable dog, hi* maater a|z«i| «-lock to warn loitering giloata think«. Ho 1* n dotutlve. and his of tlmo'a Itigli! tdinrp none sinolltvl out what might have remained hut except for him. At Stroko Vour Hair For B.auty. flrat he w ni whipped for hta peralat- It’a Vary Smart. A ««olmili ««limo lialr la al««aya noft Tho vogue for nllk Mila miminer ha« e w e In ln*lug n detective, hut whip and irllilonlnit lina dladoHod tho m ri-l of lu*r altra olivo «*«»lffur»*w Hlio Ini «a a remimi even Iho realm of Juvenile ping could it«it atoii him. nnd finally he pai k a ih * of Iiliaortn-nt rottoli rroui Ilio doth«*««, mul Mu* amali girl of I b i» I» aliowiil Id* uuiilcr »h u t ho «vua trying drinrirlil'a N o li all«* al ripa a layor wearing a lovely frm k oi «ulti dotlut to (1 . Ill« niotli.il was to go dig Into (he from II nnd plur«*a III«* layor o»«*r III«- hay at nek near (he bouse In Hrookdalc. Urialloa of n «viro lialrliruali, ptialilui; N. J.. where he lives. That Is not g.Mid Il «o li down imi II ilio lirlat'ca polio for huyatacks. and his master tried to trillo tilt* rottoli, ««titoli ilioulil II«* clono keep him a «« ay from the place. The lo Ilio Imrk of Ilio Uruali. Thrn alio dog hud to be chained up to k«*cp him nti-okoa Ilio Unir, Iwglnnlng uoar tho from Wiring Into the liny. Spot fretil nrulp nnd glvlng a vlgoroui atmki* to himself from his chain, however, nud (Ilo i*uila A fou of tlo'a«* Urlìi atrok«*n 1/ J k intide for the haystack. He was so «-III rei oul lio « lari;«' a ipuiiillly of r '«. 'jr p«>rsistent that his master thought «Inai nud ainoko rnn la* takon up Uy Ilio t. i « there might la* something under the Cottoli. (Ile roault la-log Un* ninno na Ilio { V v." V y \t buy, ami In* Investigated with n pitch «•old «Tonili Uniti to Ilio fuco al Mio ond , i t ■ L fork. lie found u suit case full o f sll o f Mie «Iny. verware mul Je«««*lry that had been Juat iin «idd erra in l«*u « «•»# Ilio far«» stolen a few nights iM'fore from n Urlirlit and fr«*ah. (ho cotton hninhltig neighbor's house. li*n«ra Ilio liulr « l l l i a Urllltuiil alioon and ii naturai Ittilllnr»*. Tlio cottoli alroko ahould I h * ndmln Who 1« It 7 A «Duple but uimisltig guesslng game lorod ovory night Junt l»*fore r«*ilrlnK. la ialin i “ W ho Is 11?" l ’Iayer» alt In a mi o|M*u «vilido«v I m -I uk Miti Ideili placn circi** nnd one o f Mie uumber to b«'glu for Ilio lNUUltlfylllg pria-oaa ■F i -V 4 1» tolti to secretly ihinsc. Iti hts owu inlud. annilur iwrsou In thè «-omtiauy For Bright Eyoa. as th«* teiiqiorury su b jn t of bis Nuluro Ima inailo Ilio oyon ni brighi thoughls. Wheu a sciceli..il Imi b«i*n ita alio Intondod tbciil lo la*, nud If «vo j . made thè r**at of thè party liegln to try lo liicroaao tliolr tirililitu«*y i*y mi ijucstlon thè one who un.de thè chotce a ri llldnl moMiod « o imi> Impair tlio coiicv-rnlng Idi suhju t. night, aiiyn ii wrllor l.o( thoni Inivonll Any ijiiestlon» are nllnwutile reganl- Ilio r«*it tlioy rvipilr«*.- Ilo imi airHln Ing thè H|HM*arance. disposinoli, quali Mirili liy roadiiiK «h o n lyln* down or flciithin» tir talents of thè p**rson tu whon h IMI iik I h ii p«>or Ughi. Bulbo utl ut! nuytlilng. In fnet, except thè Mimi friapioiiMy In coli! water and nome Thcse ipi«»iMons nnd answers ouro In nivhllo givo Mimi mi oxtra »III create lunch fun when (he uauie of Imiti «vllh a toanpoonful of t>on»< le thè suhj«*«'t ls revealcd. Suino player udd dimoiv«il In u toacupful of din LiTii.K oim.'s HHKNS o r r«irt,Am> sit.«. «vili lie aure to nnd out tlmt he hus tlli.il water An eyocup. wlilch ymi be«*n uskliig questiona nlMiut hlms«*lf. inay purchaao al a drug «toro for IO or cerise foulnnl like the iiKHlel pictured The skirt Is box plaited luto a galli When a subjti't has lieen guessed thè Ifi ronln. In Iho hent mothod of liathlug Ilio oyon. l'old «H lor ntrongthoun nnd ered blouse, which lu turn Is cut out ai player whose qaestlon hrouglft out thè secret ls aak«*<l to chiMia«* thè n*«xt «me. tirlghtonu tho oyon «vondorfully. and the n«*ck mul lliilstuil «« ith a deep col «hlldron ahould In- lauglit tho ha bit of lar of Irish lace. The side closing of this smurt frock Conundrums. tmthlug thoin once «>r iw lro dally. is covered with a p h ie of black «elvel When Is it dangerous to enter a Million ormi inculili «vllh lafge buttons church! When there's a ennon In the Smart Stationary. reuding desk or a great gun lu the pul French gray Is the smart shade for pit. Unique Clock. correspondence stationery. This tone Would you rather an elephant killed A modern traveling cUa-k shows the «.«Hues In oblong simp«-«! »beets which It you or a gorilla! Rather the elephant tit Into nearly square etivelo|K*s that liopulur t«*IMÌ«*ncy lo compression. ti as tint as nn untllled «valici ami can lllltHl the gorilla. are lined with white tissue. Also lit Wlrnt la the difference between «Ion- Mug Into Mi«* same envelopes arc small easily la* slipped Into n lui ml bag One of the neweat Inis the clock—an keys nnd iMistage stamps! One you alzial corres|Hitid«*nce curds, and the latest way of marking th«*se Is to have eight day nlTalr. about the size of a lick with a stick; the other you stick with n lick. n long, slender Initial done In gold or man's «vntch a barometer nnd ther Why Is a camel a moat Irascible anl- «noineter comlilntil Thus tho traveler »liver Another type of summer stn turnery has a narrow Imrder In a deep can loll not only the hour of each day. mnl! because he nlwuys has his back shade of a color upon pale toned sheets, out Mu* proba tile weather she will have up W hat is the difference between a « ards nnd cnvelo|*es Still !«*eni«>d mod- inr her outings surgeon nnd n conjurer! One Is a In selecting one of tht-se Hat travel tah. although not eapertttlly new. are the sheets with raggi'd edges, which, lug cltM'ks make aure of nn eight day cuptier. tho other a aoreerer.—Philadel phia Ledger. aowover, lit Into plain edged envelope» movement. K IT C A R S O N 'S