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Newspaper Page TextA Hair Dressing Nearly every one likes t fine hair dressing. Something to make the hair more manage able; to keep tt from being too rough, or from splitting at the ends. Something, too, that will feed the hair at the same time, a regular hair-food. Well-fedhairwillbestrong.and will remain where it belongs on the head, not on the comb! Th best kind at ft testimonial -'Sold tor OTr sixty yr.N A HteJ.O,iwl!vKwll,lllll URSATAtOU. FILLS. (cut ncraui. yers A Farmer's Irrigation. Under aboT caption in recent ta na ol Tba Farrow, tha following aw els appeared: "There ia at leaet on man in tha rain belt region ot tba United State who haa solved tha drouth problem, and in overcoming hit droath night mara ha haa somewhat unexpectedly discovered that every year bringa a droath, to a greater or leaa extent. 'I have pot in, aa yon a,' ha aaid to me, eimple plan ot irrigating aome ol my land from little atream running throagh the place which I though! would glv ma crop inaaranca daring dry yean; bat it baa taught ma that never a year goea by that there ia not eotne period or periods of greater or leaf extent that a watering doea not greatly increase the crop. I can obeerre accu rately, because I. bare my irrigated, cropa growing practically alongside those which get only rainfall for their watering.' "This farmer'! discovery of tha effi ciency and ease of irrigating waa in a measure accidental. A little atream which ahowed a capacity In July ot about aix cubic feet per second, or say, 2,800 gallons a minute, which ia a much smaller stream than the figures would indicate to the unwary, run with a alight fall through piece of rich bottom land and at one point near it lower end had been dammed by the boys to form a bathing pool. Several years ago, while in tha midst of a de structive drouth which waa burning op tha cropa even on this usually moist bottom land, tha farmer raised this dam by throwing in earth with the help of plow and scoops, and crudely flooded several acres of cabbages, mel ons and aome recently planted late corn. Tha result waa so satisfactory and tha idea of overcoming nature so fascinating, that tha next year, after tha spring high water season, a mora substantial dam waa put in at tha head of the field which enabled the flooding of tha entire bottom, with a little rough surveying to find tha levels. The yield ia stated to have been enormous, and while the farmer's tendency has been to over-irrigate, ha ia learning more than he ever knew before about the great productive capacity of land which haa enough water at the right time, and also the great response which cornea from heavily manured soil when Prove It By the Oven Fire Put the wonderful KC Bak LtOUMCUfUi; II 25 cents, eJAQUES Chicago Bend a "Book of Pros Pulling Teeth nothing that modern dentin rr hu accom plished la cTMter than eitrftcttng teeth without ptvln. w bv it ye! spat-tame In dointtn's. Wwcn booeatlr xtraot tor tooth without hurting jrnn. Dr. BtnrdeTant, pccUliat ou chudren's tth and regulating. WISE BROTHERS ...DENTISTS.. Fall'm Building, Third and Wsshlngtoa S A.M tsl P. li. bonders Holt DR. W. A. WIST, well tupplied with water. Ilia dam la a cheap affair, built entirely by labor on tha fatm, and largely reconstructed each year. It has noltorag capacity, tha irrigation depending entirely upon tha regular flow," With tha lose of no time or labor and at considerably leaa expense could thlt farmer have secured the same, and even better, results bv tha hydraulic ram. It works automatically after once being started, both nights and Bundaya, too, Just tha earn aa interest and Just as safely. It requires no attention what. aver, and need not be rebuilt every year aa doea tha dam. It doea mora than merely to furnish water tor irri gating purposes. Pure water for tha bouse and barn ia also supplied Every enterprising farmer should in vestigate this ram subject It it la only with tha view of supply lng water to tha house to make it aaaier for his wife. ' DMil Write te Hr. Little Dorothy came hurrying home from school to tell In glowing terms about her new teacher, aaya the New Xork World. t "What'a her name!" "I dont know," aald Dorothy. "Why, then, how do you address herr "Why." answered Dorothy, "we do not wrlte to her." New Orleans Pica yune. Paafaeaa Caaswt Be Cared by local applications ss thsy cannot teach the dlseaasd portion ol the nr. Tntrs Is only one way 10 cure dsalneas. and that la bv constitu tional ra&oadta. lxt-ftiM Is eauevd by aa in flamed condition ol th ruuuoat lining ol ths Su-tschtaa Tube. When this tab le nauned Ion feav t. rambling sound or Imparted boar, ig, snd when It li nttraly elossd, ftasineas Is lb result, and unlets the InftammftUoa can be taken oat and this labs nattered to Its normal condition. hearluf will be destroyed forareri alnecftssaoutol ton ftr caused by retarrb, which Is nothing but aa Inflamed condition of lhsmucous surtaca. w will giro On Hundred Dollar (or any ease ol Deafness (caused by es.ts.rrh) thst can not bs cured by Hell's Catarrh Cora, send lot Circular, tree. g. J. CHIfUT A CO, Toledo, 0, Bold bv DrussleU. 74c. ti ail's Family Mil are tba bast . Indlanapolla Banking; Facllliiea. There are in Indianapolis, where ths National Editorial association convenes in June, seven national banks with a total capital of 15,000,000 and total de posits of 133.400,000. Ths total sur plus and undivided profits are (2,725,. 000. In addition there are sii trust companies with total capital of $2. 475,000; tha surplus and undivided profits, $1,110,000, and total deposits, 110,300,000. All the bank, of Indian- apolia are In excellent condition, earn ing fair dividends and entirely worthy of all confidence. Qaaen Taller thaa KlasT. There la hardly a king In Christen dom to-day whose wife does not over top him by a bead. King Edward la quite six Inches shorter than Queen Alexandra. Tha Csar la overtopped a full bead by the Ocarina. Kaiser WUhelm la of ths medium height, but tba German Empress Is tall, and that la why tba proud Kaiser will never consent to be photographed beside bis wife, nnleaa she sits while be stands. The King of Italy, short and squat. hardly comes up to the shoulders of the tall, athletic Queen Helena. The King of Portugal, though fat ter, la less tall than hla Queen. Even the Prince of Wales la shorter a good four Inches than the Princess. The young King of Spain Is several Inches shorter than his new bride. The Queen of Denmark towers above her royal spouse. ing Powder to the test Get a can on approval. Your money will be returned if you don't agree that all we claim is true. You'll be delighted with the de licious, wholesome, things that Kf BAKING W POWDER will bring to life in your oven. VlllEIUUlC IKdlUUUllUUU UUU other powders anywhere near .w(Juauty. 25 ounces tor get it to-day I MFG. CO. ' poets! for vewiJ DR. T. P. wise. It hu been discovered that many ot ths recant great bush Urea In New South Wales and Victoria, Australia, were caused by ths phosphorus psto laid down to kill rabbit. As soon aa ths mixture dries It catciiea fire under ths heat of tha sun's rays. Of ths 08.32 tquare miles of En gland and Waloa, Mi as Nora E. Mac Munn flnda that 20,483 are under 230 feet In elevation above the , 10,303 are between 2S0 aud BOO feet lO.tTd are between BOO aud 1.000 feet 4,KW are between 1,000 and 2,1)00 feet, 300 are between 2.000 and 8.000 feet and four are mors than 8,000 feet Tantallte, tha metal recently employ ed In Oerniany for making an Improved filament for electric lauipe, haa foil ml another use. Messrs. Siemens aud Ilalsks have produced peua of tantallte which are aald to be at the earns time harder than steel and more elastic tliau gold. Tantallte Is very reslsuut to chemicals. It la tha Intention to em ploy this metal for the manufacture ot various klnda of toola. To suable people to eend tbelr voices to their friends through ths malls Is ths ambition of three French Inventors, who havs united their Ingenuity In the production ot a wax-like material called "sonorlne," which may be spread upon post card. Spoken message may be Impressed upon the prepared cards by placing them In a phono graphic apparatus. Into which the sender speaks, and ths receiver of such a card baa only to put It through a re ceiving phonograph In order to hear the voles of hla friend aa In a tele phone. Ons of the etrangeat cargoes a Tea sel could poaslbly bars waa unloaded at tha Loudon docks toward the close of March. It consisted of several sacks Oiled with dried flies, consigned to a large firm of grain merchants. These flies, exported from Brazil, have been purchased for use In the manu facture of foot! for chickens, rage birds and the Ilka. They were caught on the River Amazon by Brazilians, who trav el up the river In flnt-bottomed boats and who are provided with gauxe nets with which they capture these Insect In millions, aa flies hover In dense clouds over many of the swampy reaches of the Amnion. The flies thus caught are killed and dried In the sun. Neunian Toblaa of - Kingston, Ja maica, has Invented a remarkable lock. The combination consists of four sets of twenty-four letter of ths alphabet. which can be set to a sentence In most modern languages). When one letter Is used In one alphabet and another In the second set and so on It becomes a very complicated matter Indeed. Fur tbermore, Instead of letters, the In ventor haa employed four seta of nu merals. Assuming that the lock la set to a figure In the number of 8,030,303,- 030,303,030, It would take any one who undertook the job of unlocking the safe 00,090.278 years 200 days 30 minutes and 30 seconds working at the rate of elxty numbers a minute to ar rive at the proper combination. During that time he would have no time for eating, drinking or sleeping. TALKING OF GRIZZLY BEARS. Hauler Bar Wild AalmavU Are Ilangeroas Only When Attacked. "In the niuuulalna of Wyoming, where I have bunted for years, you can find any kind of savage animals that you get In America except alligators. Urlzzlles, black bears and mountain lions are commonly killed there," snys Hugh Snlverly of Sheridan, Wyo. Some of the men that come out there to hunt think that If they stir 100 yards away from camp they must be armed to the teeth for fear of being attacked by a bear or a 'painter' and killed. There's a heap more danger of getting killed on account of leaving your gun at home when you go down Market Rtreet Someone might shoot you on the street In a big city, but it Is dead sure that a bear or a moun tain Hon will never attack you unless you drive him to It 'I've hunted through the best dis tricts for big game In this country and I've seen a good many grizzlies, but I've never seen one of them go after a man unless' he wa cornered or wounded. If you run Into a grizzly bear In a lonely place you'll hear a grunt, something like that of a mam moth hog, and then there will be a mighty crashing of underbrush aa he makes off In the opposite direction a fast as he can go. All you can general ly see of a mountain lion Is a tawny streak as be makes off, at Incredible speed. If be' haa any Intention of going after you It must be his Inten tion to go around the world and catch you In the rear, for If you are standing to the enst of him be Is sure to go due west. 'Mountain Hons la the winter time will follow sleighs at a distance, wall ing as they go, but there Is nothing In that to Inspire terror, for 1 don't think they have ever been known to close In 1 on anybody. Their terror of human beings la th thing which make them hard to about In all tb tlm that I havs bean In th mountains I bars never heard of anyone being attacked by a wild animal that baa bu-left strictly alone. Put I've known men to be killed even by doer when th brut waa driven to deaperatlon. "Orlaalltfa are th beat gam In' the world. When you ones get their dander up they are savage fighters and the hunter's Ufa la lit danger every mtuut unless he Is good shot and has a steady nerve. If you ever gt within reach of the grlsaly's paw you are a dead one. These stories of men killing them with knives In band to-hand flghta are about aa reasonable aa It would be to talk ot stopping a locomo tive by getting In the way of the train. If the big fellow geta chance to de liver one blow It la all over. There waa a gristly up our way that ths cow boys railed 'Klg Hen' who killed about 180 steers before be waa finally ahot Us would break a steor's neck with one blow and then he would lift him up and carry htm off to a secluded place. Orltslles look awkward, but tliey are mighty light on their feet and they ran beat any man In a foot race." Ixrata vtlle Ilerald. A BTJTJE JOKE. One ran display no greater breach of courtesy than In deriding anything which a people hold sacred, no matter know absurd ths object of veneration may seem to ths foreign mind. In sn Incident told In Temples snd Ele phants," by Carl Bock, ths 8lamee audience ahowed by their silence snd restraint politeness superior to the funmaker In ths ring, although the circus men belong to a nation supposed to be more civilised. The aarred whits elephants of Slam are clearly albinos, but they are sel doui, If sver, white, Tbelr usual color Is a pals reddish brown, although there may be a few real white hairs on the back. An Kngltsh circus at one time visited Bangkok, where the performances were witnessed by the king and prince. One day It was announced that a "real white elephant" would take part In that evening's show. The circus was crowded. After the usual program had been carried out two clowna came Into the ring. "Old you ever see a white elephant r asked one. "Oh, yea," answered the other. "The klng'a got a whole atableful of them." "No, the king hasn't They're all chocolate. I will show you the only genuine white elephant In the world." A small Indian elephant waa led Into the ring aa white aa anow. The audi ence gave a gasp of admiration and reverence. The animal went through vartoua tricks, tumbling about grind ing organs, and ao forth. Aa It per formed the oecret of Its color gradual ly leaked out Whatever the elephant touched became white. Presently the first clown told the second to "rub til red nose on the beast and 'twould leave Its mark on him." The audience bad been growing very still. They saw that the so-culled white elephant) had been chalked all over. When the clown made his speech It was received by an ominous silence. Their religious belief waa being ridi culed. With admirable restraint they lefl the circus without any sign of annoy ance; but once outside, they expressed tbelr confident belief that the proprie tor would bo punished by Iludtltm. Curiously enough, not ninny days after, the trick elephant was killed, and not much later the circus proprietor died. When the Siamese heard of the calam ities, they declared that It was a Juxt manifestation of Buddha's wrath for the disrespect shown to the sacred ani mal. Not to Be I'm Damn. A parlKh clerk who prided himself upon being well read occupied his seat btilow the old "three-decker" pulpit and whenever d quotation or extract from the classic was introduced Into the sermon he, In an undertone, mut tered Its source much to the annoy ance of the preacher and amusement of the congregation. Despite all protests In private, the thing continued until one day the vlcar'a patience being quite exhausted he leaned over the pulpit side and Impulsively exclaimed : "Drat you, shut up!" Immediately, In the clerk's usual sententious tone, came the reply: "His own." Anoint, but It Ooei, Peebles (about to be onerated unnn for appendicitis) Doctor, before you begin I wish you would send and have our pastor, the Rev. Mr. Blank, come over. Dr. Sawem Certainly, If you wish It but ah Feeble I'd like to be opened with prayer. There Is usually but one end to a woman's line of talk and that fs the beginning. Wllhant Meal. Four ounce of butter, two alter onions, two heads of celery, two let tuces, a amall bunch of paraisy, two baiidfula of spinach. Hires pier of bread crust, two bladea Ot mac, aalt and pepNr to taste, th yolks of two etfift, three teasputmful of vinegar, twt umirts of water. Melt th butter In a tewpan, and put In th onions to stew for three or four minutes, then add ths relery.aplnach, lettuce and parsley cut smalt Stir th Ingredleiita well for ten minute. Now put In th water, bread, seasoning and mars, I Will gently for ou and a half hours, and at th moment of serving beat lu tb eggs aud tha vtiiegar, but do not let It boll, or tb egg will curdl. Cup Owelet. An odd dl'b that will bs fouud very appetising fur breakfast la a cup ome let. Butter all custard cup aud till llghtl with soft bread iTumbe aud any iilc cold meat; chopped fins, with plwuty of aavory seasoning, such aa ths family like. Beat (lire egg; add ous cupful milk, pour graually Into tb cup, using more milk If required I set th cups In a pan of water aud bak (or steam) until flrtn In ths center. Serve In the cupa, or turn out ou a platter. Th savory custards are de licious made entirely out of bread crumb aud aeasoutnga, omitting th meat Ulales Brevd. Into a pint of cool, fresh milk atlr an equal quantity of hulling water, then stir In a tespoonful each of aalt and butter melted. Dissolve a quarter of yeast rake In lukewarm water, and when the milk baa reached the same temperature stir Into It th dissolved yet coke, one tiesten egg and gluten flour to itiak a thin baiter. Set aldo lu a warm place to rise and, when light work In enough gluten flour to make a dough, taking rare not to havs thl at all stiff. Knead thoroughly, form Into loare and set to rlsfi. Bak for a long thus lu a steady oven. Orsmsj raddlnar. Soak one-half box of ivlatln in a cupful ot cold water. Set th cup In a pan ot hot water to dissolve It Add two-third of a rupful of sugar, stir until melted, and mix It with ths lnlc of six large orange. Let th pulp of in orange, broken ui and minus fiber and seeds, remain In. also a llvht or at. lng of the orange peel. If liked, aub suiute me diluted juice of one lemon for two or the oranges, and as soon aa It Is partly jellied, whin It with th egg beater until It la like beaten ma. Turn Into a mold to harden. f 'rraated l,lvar. I'ae what cold fried liver and baron you have over, not forgetting the bacon. Chop It fine and mix with a whit mice. Add two or three hard boiled egg rut up In ilttlo nieces, a little grated onion, salt, epier, a dash of nuimeg. ana lemon Juice If wished. Or stir until they bubble, a tuhlesiKHinful of butter and one of flour. Add a rup- ful of tomato, and when thick add roue cold chopiied liver and bacon and hard- hulled eggs. Season with salt and paprika. Canned tirnpc. This will make excellent nlea tor win. ter use. Pick the fruit from tho stems, and seed It by pressing between tho thumb and finger. Put the niiliia thus obtulued Into a porcelain kettlo and boll until soft Cool and duns-thromrli a colander to seuunito it from tlm simi. To this Juice udd the grape skins aud a oiie-tlilrd purt of elderberries uieely picked over, lloll until thornmrlil cooked, and can lu new tiu cuns. Keep in uie cellar. Potato Pn!T. Two cupfuls mushed lMitlltnes nut Into a saucepun. Add to tills the yolke of two eggs, three tnblespooufuls of cream, one tublemwonful of butter, salt and pepper to taste. Btlr constantly over the tire until tho potatoes are very iiKm ana nor. Take from the fire nnd Htlt In mm. fully the well-ben ten wliltea of tha Put the jiotutoes carefully Into greased gem pans ana bake In a quick oven until brown. Lronnalae Potato. Crop one small onion, nn.i trv it .i. ly In two tttblespoonfuta of butters when slightly colored, add shout threa CUpfuls Of COld DOtatoeS. slice.! nr dlced; sprinkle over them a little salt pepper, a tablespoonful each of chopped parsley nnd lemon julee. Stir carefully wnu a iora mi an the potatoes are buttered and hot but not browned. j Warmed Over Meat. Take cold roast beef or mnttnn. nhnn. fine and put In an earthen dish with a little Worcestershire aauce. Cover with mashed potatoes and bake.