le . . " ' ..... .. r-.. ; " . , ,, -r'O' ,IP'1',:-, .'\' .-y'.c. .. " . j. " .. \ " .. ,,,..'''.' 1''._ ''' '' 'i< " \ 'THE, ZVDtlfG im':..orAIr.HOC8E.Dea" ; the grand |ury. H* was a big man. on ',dUF, ordeal through which the expectant II Mr. OraT-Wlll you h* m \llnd I the east. aid and .ran an employmenMra When a* to tell m* what tr do with a houi. ageary : mother must pass usually iaso that I.1 always damp It I* about liTe I Quackcnbo's sage she would rather I w , "be defender than a prosecutor fib a feet away from the ground, but Mill It I Ie Nalure full of Buffering danger and fear damp atwa,... I Soon. ; WIIO. TOU . Dressing . form me what to see to rid my pants to ready to grasp Itt of a. tare'' testified- and said, "it is and closet throihth the houe of a bua I r W* prepare young men and women to ret thtnot. ovt . commonly called. "slick' or "sllvc I charaoterlaa! the tit We-to make. the man of their opportunities' .* :eIS'; worth its weight in gold. $ I Dainty lmpniclty I eee-ntll to, businesssuwpss !- i.op per burr'" MF8. j Tn-dcy a \knowledge, accounts I. % pretty 'little negligee. developed li and pronrli-noy In horthn< end .typewrltlntida bottle of druggists. Book containing I do not recognize your peer from the cream colored figured challls. Deei, the surest .passport to swift sdvsncementRM1dec '. v, (descriptive name. you give 1 should, san . . valuable) information mailed free experiment, try. a mixture of wood alcohol pleat. are stitched. to yoke depth In tn| those \> teach MODRRN SPRTEkw-the'way'te: HEGUUTOa CO. AtlMtU. 6v and crushed. camphor balls DU.: V. .TU. Offle* front and extend to the waist line. In do thing QUlckMt, easbtat and bet ; 111 tUUMltLD [ . solve the ball In alcohol and with the back, 'giving that trim, neat appear. The demand for our graduates I I. greater than the Supply < -ae-.-. .----- ,- - -.- syringe, Inject the liquid Into the! It Stands for the Finest Auk 'o- many a wear),) What Wth I I. It better t&at.0 wear a hat with evenIng hour 'ddS 'Qrt), tottll coal .?., 01 night and morn she labored to Im. WALTER BAKER & CO Ltd. If your 'mart >* tilt '.:pretty) shade or p..t.,8ul'ClOLOe. DORCHESTER. MASS.A . advice I* under no circuit. ' If blue. my ' stances try to change the color for In x of Borrow to some lonely creut- I IA I HJu This , doing It will necessitate In a.way illghtlj; lire Injuring the materl.L It always remove. Or com one. burdened, by perplexlni , the dressing and causes tile hilt to become I thought; ' In a measur flimsy. One of the So ardent were her labor that ash feat- H easiest ways to bleach, It 1* to let. It aaotto .,* A WOMAN'SWOQK ance. preferred by many; for a garment Call Oil hot water In which you have placed. u. I. unsolved problem worrying wifraught ,. of tots kind. Trite. pattern provide for small bit of washing soda, Chloride ol lull length. or the fashionable ...IbowoIeav. lira and holing would b* too heroltreatment < .., finished by turned-back. cuff. r for such a line m :r I fear With burring brow aha leaned against the : and neck completion I I. afforded '.11, abroad although that I I. the method mployetf cerement round collar. Satisfactory results Do EeaterWith SOUTH for washing bleaching In the cotton hot .water and 'linen and soaktm Alter il, And prayer high for help were often tenon IN THE I chm1UI":1. China obtained silk,In dlrolty cashmere. andlawn. , for a time rinse In several bath of warn No solace: "arNltead.; cam. deal) For" tt-lnaa bust measure mi water. Then bang In the sun *o that .11 abasement I yard of material K Inches wide. will .b* part of the scarf are exceed to thi. I .Because ohs" could not .nawer. to thi required. , "Why? Ladle Pleated Dreeaiag Sack, No. sun to prevent streaking. Thl..01 glviwhit I II color but I will not guarantee I Mrs Qaackenboss' Inyestl-. Ml-(llses. for O, M M. n k. and 42 Inches I That came" so oft It never .could be nom. , perfect' transformation a* alllc doe not'< butt measure.Tae often bleach satisfactorily, unless handled bered. a Perfection Oil{ Heater yon can heat a cold " by prote.UonaL After bleaching: I It brain often came from noble heart s.m i ration of Peori=a abow pattern wilt be sent by man bed.rwotaashesyldtersoa7seeeee.dmt..bb'waa. nVit receipt of U wit paid. on Everybody admit I that we Jlv* too rapidly when It I* dry, press on the wrong lids Yet, oounUea time was she, sad eoul. the postage number of the pattern the .!*. wanted hallway beat fetter quickly, sal *o 5teoy'tbI.5 t .I burning lire oandl at both end, ill and underneath have wash several In thlckneaseiof hot watei encumbered : and your earns and address by TOSS r than win ba dose -.ith any 'other**.. _ f funnel You can I weak heart : With "W iyT" from sordid llly he.rtaltd xaluNST METTROPOLIS PATTERN DEPART Sisal it boara&. 'TlM sopalorltyetths urn Individual pace to aafety and com head; also the hat of chiffon NothlniI Of fever-peht and hunted look and wild; HER EVIDENCE CAUSED THE OONxRNNENT anS welts ..ar>* and addM plainly, and fort. I more becoming. than the large hat From mind and heart departed 1* discretion the euimkw of the pasternarltb. tee 11IM. 011 y ,Rest curse and hospital are the anchors trimmed with plume* In shades to bar '' TO YAKS ACTION. , w* out to windward\ When Datur mocha with the coat. Alas I alas I sh now I*.madneaa child I ITts ' a.nblaai Donna of aU 4'vtA aLMae rebel. wa, seek whichever aulta our For Surety formaaa4pIhto ( ) , articular, c..., It wa happen to be abl. THE OPAL ANlToUPERaTmON.: pain to hear her swtul laughterwaJlIng . . Address u to James ft PaMOH. PbOBt the fist that it geeereM Istwr heatwemest 1 10 , p\>> xrclB a choice. OtherwlM it la mad birthstone 1 The Jury Will Hear H'f ;' I T acilEasessadwt.s.hoeteieeere.de r= 'fit Dear Mrs. Gray My an and the medlolna w. would not Anon she tear. her wealth of eluafrlnihair : : 'ir us opal and I liar always desired to own the Condition Which She Found lath 1 .U adeiwcadbeadleirRhtlghta , k. ho.... when freely offered w. at ; _. _ one, but owing to the bid luck which It "I.to .ed .. Weekly wallow to the accompaniment. of I I. said will com l' to the possessor of sucha Anon' attendant wildly sh*'* wailingAnd Turpentine. Camp In Various State .". w I Opera... .. esAu. .. efswi '' q t Mien. A ollnla In a large city Issue. bar abuse doth rend the holy air I : "1 ::.; d - stone I hav refrained from buying ; :: :. ; : 01 printed card. at treatment to patient South Can tell m* what was the or- In the lwetee't . one. you _ kti sh with. frsruled grief te with lunr 'disease and expects It to bo ObllgetRICADER\ What *** * of title supsrstltlon, and x- taken at home Sometimes the direction !igin utter "Mr Quaokanboi ...111'h.v.* active ... .. .y- ' i ire faithfully followed, with good resulu Soft word to friend, 0to m.nklnddMlp preparation of the oa against. SlgmundBchwarta Lam P .NdMl... au-..! " More often treatment 11 careluss. am If your birthstone 1 I. an opal by all thought ) hear .l.q eedw tt.eRedear.L.A spasmodic which'oC oouraa, amounts I'nothing mean buy one. and don't let euoh a foolish List "Mary Ann! I told you cocoabutterWould ,acclied of peonagv.. Had It '''. stet to j e1......,: . superstition Interfere with the pur bind to you" your false )'OUJ1lloV'rLo..bt. not been for her personal lovaitlgatlon .es 1Maal.eM uS ...fret pissed, Rrelwte h, Fresh air and diet are the feature of chase. Thl* superstition cam Into beingat of the peonage camps In the South and _tattfim7 barter. wse.rre-MepMya n Ike ooiiiumptlon remedy, and rent regwlar the ..Um the "black death" swept ....... : I habit and nourishing food with t a Europe. Th opal man a Very popular "Donn't forget I laid, earbolla add the wearing of the j>eoeary evidence ..).**,...... wdww.ea7altiewayew. respectable showing of will Dower, woul< atone at that time and acme person who Would make. your curie settle. cleat' with which to proMeut It 1* doubtful If Senator CTANMBD OIL COMrANT.Ufir irbl. t make removal from horn unneo......;:)' probably had hallucination* ot some sort and nice, the government could bav mad out roars (or nervous patient. Yet the lumens ay. declared. that he saw a victim of the disease Send me a stamped eavetopsam. now against him," , lumi and retreat an filled and a grea dying. and that the opal on the finger quit placid: In tries. This; statement wa mad by Clare_ !+ army of Irresponsible men and womeiar brightened, but when the person wi And every 'Whyf will answer a II. Houghton,' chief aulMaat. of th* t at large. Nerve specialists. are nuliierou dead It became dull. Of course the public "Jen take. coal I tar to turn"your blabhalo : United Btite District Anoraey1 offlc la THEGenuine and prospsrous. and m.nt.th.llith began to avoid the opal and from that In commenting on the appointment of I I. rarer than good, strong bodlei. tlm It has been considered "unlucky." your aart.titrim ohtflon; with sweet potatoes Mr,, Grace Quackenbo aa specialae- e 'At the Falstaff Market There malt be rmdle for this hate 0affalra litant. United State Dlitrtot Attorney Of oour"**, Miroontral, I. learned 1 li, "BY QADI'V Y u.1I":| : 'smsjl pot.toea'-hol you for the New York district. Tampa Havana1 childhood I and strengthened with aaol Dear Mrs. dray-Pleas*. tell ma If tot 'varlet! Mr*. Quacknboa I I. modest She doe> M*. A Mate ft****. Hi. .s.. ... (' an growth.On expression By gad' I I. a softening of He'. pushing. Into hit freckled not deem It .seemly for her to talk about of till moat beautiful girl I'Icn.w "By Oodr Am aftzloa to know whetnei barge. her work She I* buy working up. the FAVORITE Fine Beef, Scollops. I.I a tall well-dvloped blonde, who. the phrase comes within the category.olswearing. Bchwarta case and when the trial la ' . charm are many, but yet cannot dwar IXJUDifUL. i "I'H pierce. 'Im thro with deadly poisoned called next month *h* will be found at I II Veal. Lamb, Oysters, the principal one ripoie.. She do** not There I* no doubt but that the. word arrow- couoeel table aiding' the United Stales Porkand Fruits tend know the meaning of nerve a* outs "gad* mean "God" and was the meant :TIs my now'scarf" pin full of good cold government to convtot. 'tltssept women know them and nothing !In everyday taken to .avoid tie penalties and pains oreaax., SHE WILL ADDRESS JURY. Mutton, Vegetable. lire event to 'hove/ the power to die provided In the Third Commandment My brain on 11..1 I Oh met Oh, met 1 1 The Jury will hear. her addrM aa to fI turb her compoiure. This form I. found a* far back a* IdU In stagger tile condition which .h* found In the IMUYWro '. 1 exireee.d my admiration of th"llrl Fletcher. "Knight of the Burning 1'.. With weight ft question; Oh, the' lumber and turpentine camp of lbS y one day been, and one.her of mother the moat told nrvou m* that situ*hihd tI.." Curing the ElUabethlan era many stream .. South, where peonage eal..*. It will b* J. -\Am.Aalh' A _Co. doctor had ever known form of wearing came into vogue, suet "Of letter. Utters, letter, letters! she who will examine: the government* iirn the family lr ss Qadaooka "Egad which weretie.ed the wltneetaa for , ; and will\ put A few puce 01 title Incr..lnc c1Jeoo"l'ort; laicrem marquis pray lat m* go towlm. wit neuca a* petty oathsQUESTION . Sohwarts on the arrlll.The. . all the maternal aUeooulel en- I wile .. ..t.rr of the. United State District ' who acre In'' I dUN! but being a woman AS TO NATURALIZATI01dDear The'morning/ dawn, but Oh, th* cruel Attorney office think very highly ilf fro We Mil of a dreamer she set to work tdmlnUler < inb [ the our without aesiaienoa l Mr, dray-I'was born In England, f.tur its new colleague abllltle a* a lawyer. 1Lh II I il4p.wows A e 1 he child wa literally forced to talk, of, British parent, and when I war tyears Are fastened on each fair and lovely Where (the government. would have .w a . force whlol, old w* all cam 10 title country limb. been helplee," lay Mr. Houghton hidleouulng i hlhkaag prat elk I 1:1.: eaelly, to save nerve NUWL I . .. Ib . . . her work In the peonage ' Six I later father became natu year my 1M act needed, by leisurely movement and : 1 wildcat sort hu I .:. .i, inabCa.a ..... madness ef the Quackenbose'attcaeeded. | period. of ret lh* alruggbwe. ralised I I will be 21 year old next January Aye, oamp, Mr* I frqiin) ' Will tell whether;; I caughther, INCOGNITO. pW t ILejtt1e 'kg De Wsg d pleas terrific at first but a determine you m* REMARKABLE: TRIP , ... .... . : have to take out naturalisation or' And worse eye makes she than the . mother. fought the nervou child everj paper Mrs Quackenbo made a remarkabletrip I o 4 Inch of the way to healtn. If 1 have the legal right to vole withouleking famed 'googoo'Bh : through the South When a Russian ,.w.w/M rwar , ' ? out such ? W. B. C. punched the doctor blackheadswhen )I e. n.nnNwah It we. quit a* easy to ilrengthen the, paper who had been sent South under false representation The Great Headache Cure he ought herShe's AwYte.'erptf habit of rrpoia. after It had been formed. Th law says that children born abroadof to and found hlmeolt in Involuntary Bread reaches the soft spotof winii , .on..he' , goneh s gone rheaerr a> that o( item noonu. and Irritability aliens who subsequently emigrated to C. ..t. servitude !In one of the lumbar ati a', Ilnellmm rah 'Chetahoor'E.! heart because it it h , What one wnman'hae don other of her, this country with their families. and IBM.C9.aV0TOXtX.4V.. camp, and succeeded. In making his way your ..I? d ,. ,.. awra, rev, Bromo-Pepsin \ November i"sw . Jacksonville IL'1K , caliber surely can accompllih, Such were naturalized during the minority olI back to New York and want to Mr*. the well N era mite of a woman a* she I I., too bardl I heir children.. are cltlsens ot the United Quackenboee and told her his story, she Measure to palate as Far sate by L ak. A aloNall. Drur(1ta. > . reaching' the shoulder of hr calm bend .8tatee.Jf_ you hid remained abroad un. determined to try and creak up peonage. strength'giving and hunger Mall *cr* *o>kited. .Mat* Ik* ./-.] rB.rak. ,t .om* ilauglit. I doubt If 1 ever full)' Ill t you were of aye and then cam to Sean the tat Hind BbujMPaderewskl Bh went to Washington and tried toe ia & rullnd the beauty of calm norvei and iplald I Ihls country, although your parent had &Z Attorney General Moody H. war satisfying Try It. .. ...-- CURES Headache Indl,ettton> , dliipo.ltlun tilt I met that girl. J 1 coin to thl, country previously and been BlpalueIf not there at the. time and she war told ; 'Theme suffering week insomnia Nervousness .hen been used to women who fret away naturalised', you would not have the rightto . '. ". to com back In the Interim she went J 6 17> twst e whlnl sin r.o pleasures --'- , their nerve atrength, who waste. 'It reikJiHUWN '. vote, but would have to take out nat South and concealed her Identity under Puckhaber'sBread aT <.f IKe.honlill.k-jui.n'\ : Illl. On the Spot ttI treaty, end doing huthln5 to re".lr the uralisation p.p.IInce/! you came her cable that h* can't her maiden name No one suspected that iZ::-.cr.: : |K>> will trli a storf of weete 'II( the. cue I. "yond their con' when you were t years old you haw the come Bo well whistle "Dixie' and b* act wa a lawl'ce. marvel Tbla. mWlcln_ the has morejnvensttng. No Opiates. Absolutely Harmless' as ever trop And, man are but little better os, right to vote without becoming natural-. $II ahead of the gam*. She vlilted aevcral lumber and turpentine '! efore been elhndehDtlionf post-paid: 'la plain 't lied aa you are an American cltlcen. camps and talked with the opera-1 ? p ei-kaa-e only l ihls adv. and /1. lOG, BOo act Mo.Fa . MUl.KS ON TUB! ARMS UglUh. L/ref a r*>* t. Aublllosk. live: and wisp told of condition which lads br 1n .... "f L Hd;;; ,.pro Bate. fcy gMIIM r b*immtg. , M.rsmpvllle. Lcnr.IJ; }, liner Mia Or.y-1 would (the to west PATCHES FOR PATCHWORK. 1 You cannot accomplish very much If horrified her, finally getting affidavit( wI.lor. Inal's u. Can liar W iaws ...aa allow" .1.l pvr*. hut my arm have quit. liver I. Inactive as you feel dull, . Dear Mr* Gray-I should Ilk* to ask I our ---- --- -- -- -- -- --- - a number" nf mull brown mole, which ill... the good friend of your department If I four eye. arc heavy and light exertion , ngui Ihom very murh It. you hv they have silk: piece for patchwork to .,txhaust you, Oino Laxative Fruit M ,l.mu.ly for'thle I hall b* vary grateful. live to an old lady who can do little else! syrup stimulates the liver and bowels'ad M Utry but sew. They would provo a pleasure. makes you feat bright and. active. You Oil remedy at drat. tf 1I.la not and profit, and will be gratefully r** Drlno l.-xatlva' Fruit Syrup doe not Are Probably a uiwui. let ni* know and liter I I. bul eelvltlJJ L. W, nauseate or grip and I I" mild and veryu1etts.nl uii* oilier reeurt, and (that I I. a protection to eke Orlno I* more eltectlv, D *! who undiritaiuli lets treatment. In th'clearing! up after the autumnal I han pill or ordinary cathartic Re. I enter ,the : ai'nl eurroundtng the ante meking' -over and rummaging pleas 1.1c. Fuss'. substitutes. All d.alere.The e . lime to writ lo ni* for yi,.* address of bl.ml.h Ibnett with with veeeknt e; (ICIOlh"I'k and touch dipped the. I" math one-who will, make us* of th*, "rublll.In ....- steel trust propose to buildmodel' a Rose Customer p heaps"TUB arid. Thle will form, a Brat! .hlcll town In 1I11nol.moelel84.n.r drape" .II' add I.n. e- tiny ","lie spat. the steel trust.A } w...htrh Jr rubbed wl1h enem will entirely CHANGED CROSS"I ", t dl.ap.r. >ear N.... ray-Can" you tell me rein M** .tal* ef pots I can find the 'poem "Th ChngdOrot" Could not bring a* much happln.es to '"' naemss ''b 4' r If )'ou'ue you know the quality of Old, Rose Rye and Old Rose Corn. '; IlkMMINtl.: TAtll-K: UN EN. 1 du nut know the other's nuns Mrs. Lucia Wllka I of Caroline I Wl*., a* q qc )tear Mr*. llr.yhat It the ,steal and am most aoxluu to find the poem.i did one tie box of Jiucklene/ Arnica You know that for thirty-nine years Rose has been distilling whUky and tell' . width ul hem on UbleUolhi, sloe nBklnT S. A. Kalv, when It completely cured a run. a.J. K.tcblerluth "Th Changed Cross" eau wrllt.n By ring son on.her lg which had tortured DtC Ing it to the consumer. You know that Rose does not sacrifice quality for price. the late AUK. Randolph, the poet-pub. of Greatest antlseptlo. nuw have hem a goodly hr U .rL wroth' ; for InXanre, Shoe ITiat ere henvedunul halter wnuwu likewise. the" author of healer ot piles weunds and IIOr... 110 have a I iw.i-lnih hem II merely other rallgloul verss The on* you speak st all druggist You know that Rose depends 'upon absolute purity to sell his whisky ; ot war lasued In book form, together with i a hamlet of. poems ot similar I character, Alabama baa a weeping Ire*. The You know that in cue of sickness that you can give Rose's Whisky to any member of your iamily with the supreme , designed" I arilcularty> for th* comfort ofIh brisk there must have left 11 campaign 39GK HEtiDAGHECARTERS sorrowing and afTllcled. The book 'In.. hard row of stumps, satisfaction of knowing that you are using the beet to be had.. s bar the title of the principal| poem-Th. reuivir n..41) VTIheM Changed Crow" It had a. .hires sale' ,I -TB**** JII'-. rs. You know that your order was always shipped by first express after{ receipt. Ullla Pills. It la, doubtless. still ' They. also roller. Du s'tq lRKRlDK.VT'a AN4ESTRY.Dar ,: lathing la* liver, yeu Th*can't greatest be.1 regulator Hrfal. seer far You know that you could have gotten your money back if not satisfied, by asking for it. You know that Rose'smost treat eras rrp>nria, > In-. THE! uttered lo guttering h"m.nllIt: you l dtaaeuuaaodnan.arp Mrs Orsy-I hate ''I had an argument ' lud.r'. from liver cotijAalnt, K you are valuable asset is back of every sale TTiat's his reputation. ' aeuef doW about tine ancestry -of I'reatdeslTheu.k.r. ,I ,blllou and fretful H'* your liver and I Four full of Rose's Old Rose's Old Corn four assorted ' L HooaevelL ( would Ilk* to llorbla will put !It In Its proper eon.ilnon. quarts Rye or or quarti shipped by express prepaid for' mE .j11'11I& know whether or not any or hit anoeator* A poslilv cur for eon.Upa.11Ion. $3.40 address in the Florida e U let Teat/ acre ;.,y. OU1 itlXMjr, blllou...... dysppla and all Ills to any following states: Georgia Alucama N. Carolina S. Carolina. or any point on the Tongu la u*amt How (Me story of let Jewish ancestry 10111. to a torpid llv.r Try. a bottle and Adams or Southern Express lines. ' of oua PnsMugot, abroad la a mystery r"u will nsvsr us* inylalaa; els*. Bal l , TVHI1D LIVEft.fViy lt> thaw a h. are q.1oGe4 ew hue point 'Jjr Thomas. Clerks Mete aad rofyth.Of Remit by Postoffice or Express Money Order New York Exchange or send the by registered maiL Do article U* POW.H |MnTVf( tbks money . every w*.-k. HI* ...... \* that of aa an- I r SVAll PILL Sprit DOSE. Shill PRICE. 1'irni and. bonoi-abl Holland family. Hiafurbeara I not send stamps Qr personal checks.R . for ....., generation II...' ? M. SOUVIELLE I . .wee, Ilk. *' himself member 01( let Herornwd ' CARTERS >...! stud" Bur I>nl..h tunksn Formerly .f the London and larl 'Auburn . FamiU: S ntur.lUIITItUTIte. \ t slgnslur would eeem to Implytunlemm a I Hospital M. Rose 12 Avenue, fa, II bob anceslrf. t* there plee ef the Thro*,!, liar andUtaga Company f any cilJ.r or fwll.r--bkKM) than that at.. l>ls.s.. of the UlooJ. and 91 lika. Ouaa la tha vein s1tha'heswlerpupl.l" ' .11.a> a p ollly. __ j \ Atlanta Georg Were ( a Hebrew, I auld I. 0aei ell Was A.aiea. .-. t.Om ' anull flay |a ik* lock fro* abjch sprang ale l(.u>* Ire_ Ia.ato1g.a -;, Established 1867, 4 4v" li -- .. .. .' .., ,. -. '.... ...", ,"{ '."..."' '' ."\.. "" ,. ". ,. ir'r'a rn.:n rA ; t t .[ra : 'adc>, .,rertl'.t. w'v"l;' 4 trY +ll 'a e. 'fq "fs" "o'i'r v5 }, ri t tari uur 8' rrr//t; ;