THE REALM OF FASHION,
Now York City. Tho silk borticp, Incp
trimmed, Is In the height of stylo nml
In rminpntly well suited to both nficr
Doon nnd ovonlns wrnr. The t-lilo
Mnyninnloti rm
slraph? nnd oh
FANCY RHIDT WAIST.
model Illustrated I both
pint nnd Is suitable
alike to the odd bodice nnd tlio entire
costume. The orilnnl is of white taf
feta with orenm guipure lnoo nnd is
N -designed for wear with odd skirts. but
Lonisine silk, crepe de Chine, panne
and all the soft-finished silks are snit
able, while countless materials might
be suggested for the entire costume.
I 1W00I crepe Is charming, etatnlne 's
fashionable. Albatross is much used
and both linen nnd cotton materials of
the finer sorts are In every way appro
priate with trimming or needlework
or lace as preferred.
The foundation Is a fitted lining. On
It are arranged the tucked vest front,
the fronts proper and the back. The
front Is tucked to yoke depth nnd falls
in soft folds below and the fronts prop
er are laid In three tucks each at the
shoulders nnd drnwn In slight gnrhers
at the wnlst line. The lace trimming
Is cut In points nnd arranged to give a
rrtion or Iriminlne. The material I
transparent or nearly so, nnd looks
ns If it would go to pieces in the wash.
What Is the surprise of the possessor
to see the line collar return from the
wash as good ns new, without n weak
or worn spot nnd as fresh ns possible!
Of course, the collar wns not thrown
Into the .tub of other household linens,
but washed separately with warm, not
hot, water nnd n hither of soap.
Lining laces.
A new touch of elegance refers te
the emplecements of lace which trim
otir sleeves nnd bodice. Instead of
allowing the material of the bodice to
show through the meshes of the lace
the pieces are lined with cither silk
or linen of the same shnde ns the
lace beige, cream, ecru or string col
or, ns the case mny be. This looks
rather cooler than If the color of the
dress, presumably darker, showed
through the Interstices. It Is con
sidered rather more distingue than If
the luce were used over a 'transparent."
The Small llnjr's WnlMrnnta.
The vests of waistcoats of the small
boy nre gorgeous to behold. He may
be ns much of a little dandy ns may
lie In red wnlstcor.ts of different de
signs, with red but ions of not only a
different design, but different shade of
red; there nre tan waistcoats, nil of
these double-breasted, and little single-breasted
waistcoats of w!:lle.
A Neceaaary Factor.
Narrow velvet ribbons nnd headings.
In both Mack ncri white, have tine
to be smh a nrccHsnry factor In near
ly nil snmmer gowns ttuit It is scarce
ly possible to tlnd n gown whose com
ponent parts they do not enter.
tVoman'a Tucked Shirt Wninf.
The tucked shirt wnlst has an ex
tended vogue, nnd Is n well deserved
favorite for nil the thinner washable
materials ns well ns for Albatross,
wool crepe, similar wool fabrics nnd
soft, simple silks. Thr liny Mnnton
w JSCs,
WOMAN'S JACKET,
.waistcoat effect thnt Is quite novel and
mart The sleeves nre in bishop stylo
iWlth deep pointed cuffs of lace uud the
stock collar, also of lace, finishes the
seek.
To cut this waist for a woman of me
dium size four yards of material twenty-one
Inches wide, three yards twenty-seven
Inches wide, two yards thirty
two Inches wide or one nnd five-eighth
yard forty-four Inches wide will be re
quired, with seven-eighth yards of all
over lace to trim as Illustrated.
Woman's Jacket.
The all-around, useful jncket thnt
can be slipped on over any gown Is es
sential both to comfort nnd correct
dress. The original of the jaunty May
Man ton model illustrated in the large
drawing is mode of black cheviot, self
faced and tailor stitched, but black
broadcloth and tan covert and mix
tures are equally approprlute for the
purpose, wfeile the design is adapted
also to the picturesque golf coat In red
With green facings.
The fronts are fitted with single
darts and are rolled back to form the
reverg. The back Includes a centre
seam, and broad under arm gores and
laps over below the waist line In regu
lation coat style. The neck Is finished
With the latest style collar that sug
gests the Alglon, but Is turned down
and meets the revers. The sleeves are
two-seamed and flare over the hands,
the outer seam being left open a few
Inches at the lower edge. As shown
the Jacket Is worn open and reveals
the waist beneath, but when desired It
can be closed, either in the centre be
low the short revers or diagonally to
the neck as preferred.
To cut this jacket for a woman of
medium size two and a quarter yards
of material thirty-two inches wide.
seven-eighth yard forty-four
vldo or one and five-eighth
Ittj Inches wide will be re-
ono and
luches1
yard
Tom-Over Shoulder Collar,
more in demand than now Is
V-over shoulder collar of fine
With Insertions of needlework
I Borne are expensive, others
vasonable." The collar bor-
Iltb cluny. lac requires so In-
model shown Is exceptionally becom
ing nnd eminently smart. The original
Is mndc of white linen lawn nnd Is un
liued, but all cotton nnd linen waisting
materials ore appropriate mnde In a
similar manner, while wool and silk
nre eminently satisfactory mnde over
the fitted lining. As Illustrated the
wnlst Is worn with a collar of the ma
terial, stock, tie and belt of Liberty
sntlti. The fronts lire laid in narrow
nrms'-eyes. the first three being con
tinued to the waist line while tho re
mnlnder nre left free at pointed yoke
depth to form soft folds below. ' Tho
sleeves are In bishop stylo tucked from
tho shoulders to within a few Inches of
tho wrist, where they are let to form
becoming puffs. Thewrlstsnre finished
with straight pointed cuffs that lap
over at the seam. At the neck is a deep
straight collar finished with turn-over,
or protection, portions.
To cut this waist for a woman of me
dlutv size four ynrds of material twenty-one
inches wide, three and three-
TUCKED BKIEIT WAIST.
quarter yards twenty-seven Inches
wide, three and a half yards thirty-two
inches wide or two and three-eighth
yards forty-four Inches wide will be
required.
AN INDIAN IN THE NAVY.
Crlaprann rVhennn.loah, an Oneida, Is a
Member of the Crew of the Atlanta.
To the t'nlted States cruiser Atlanta
belongs the distinction of having la
Its crew Chapman Schcnnndonh, the
only American Indian In the nnvy. He
Is nn Oncldn, nnd wns born on tho
reservation twenty-nine yenrs ngo. Ho
Is the grandson of Kchcunndonh, "The
Peer," who. in his day, wns one of tho
most notable men of his tribe. At
BCHKNANDOAH (TI1E DF.ER).
The only full-blooded Indian in the United
Htntea Navy.
the nge of eighteen Rchonnndonh
could neither rend nor write, but hnd
a natural talent for mechanics, and
after he bnd seen a stenm engine for
the first time be wont to his home and
built one out of such material as he
could find. He became a student at
Hampton Institute nnd nfter seven
yenrs of work was graduated, but re
mained at Hampton as an assistant
In the machine shop.
When the war with Spain broke out
he enlisted In the navy nnd Rorvod at
first as a fireman on the San Francisco
and Inter on the New York uuder Cap
tain Chndwlck. He was mustered out
f the volunteer service when the wnr
was over, but re-enlisted at once and
wns nsslgned to the Atlnntn, on which
vessel be Is nt present.
The Indian sailor Is described by
his friends ns n fine, stnlwnrt fellow
of whom his tribesmen hnvo good
cause to feel proud. New York Herald.
Cap Defenders Worthless For Training.
Very few people realize how utterly
worthless for all purposes excepting
racing Is the ordinary cup defender.
As a matter of fnct craft of this kind
are not entitled to bo called "yachts"
at all. They nre racing machines pure
and simple. This year, more thnn ever
before, they hnve ronched the limit.
Tho two boats now being built to de
fend the cup nre enormously expensive
to construct, equally costly to keep In
commission nnd worthless for cruising
purposes or for nny of tho uses to
which the ordinary yneht Is put. They
hnve no cabin room nnd require enor
mous crews. We print herewith a
midship section of the Independence,
showing the interior of the Boston cup
defender In her widest nnd deepest
part. Here there Is not room for a
mnn to stnnd up below the deck.
The distnnce between the floor of the
yacht and the deck Is hardly more
thnn a mini's height. This, however,
would not be so bnd If it were not for
tho braces and cross beams which cut
up the Interior of the yacht from stem
to stern. Steel braces cut up tho cnb
In room at angles of forty-five degrees
every few feet. It Is Impossible for
two men to walk abreast Inside the
yacht anywhere between the bow and
stern.
Under these circumstances the con
struction of a cabin or of comfortable
quarters for the crew Is Impossible.
All that the Inside of the modern rac
ing machine is good for Is, therefore,
to store spare sails, blocks, spars, tar
paulins, etc. With a boat of this kind,
requiring a large crew. It is impossible
to go on a cruise, no matter how much
her sail area may be reduced, for there
would be no comfortable quarters be
low deck.
The old fashioned yacht, on the eth
er hand, was most comfortable for
the owner and his guests and the
crew, and Indeed the plec.santest part
of the craft was below deck, where a
cosey cabin with ample room afforded
every facility for enjoyment of life.
New York Herald.
Trnth Will Out.
A bookstall clerk at a big London
terminus .wus recently deputed to
write a label for a bundle of detective
stories. The label was duly written
and attlxod to the books. It was then
discovered tbnt Intending purchasers
were informed that the books consisted
of "Defective stories by well-kuowu
writers."
Some men spend the last half of their
lives discovering mistakes they made in
the first half.
There are nearly 4000 miles Inland
navigation la England and Wale.
Gray Hair
" I hsve used Ayer's Hslr Vigor
for over thirty years. It hss kept
my scalp free from dandruff and
has prevented my hair from turn
ing gray." Mrs. F. A. Soule,
Billings, Mont.
There is this peculiar
thing about Ayer's Hair
Vigor it is a hair food,
not a dye. Your hair does
not suddenly turn black,
look dead and lifeless.
But gradually the old color
comes back, all the rich,
dark color it used to have.
The hair stops falling, too.
It M a tMttlt. All fratrliti.
It your dni(r(rlt cannot mrptjr yon,
send us one dnilnr and we win express
von a ttottle. Jto sure and fflve the name
of your nearest ejitreta nftlre. Address,
lip-In-Dat Melhodtol l utcovlltt.
According to it St. Tetersburg cor
respondent lfmsifi Is taking up the
Micstlon of wireless telegraph with re
miiiknlile ciingy, nnd the successful
resi'lts of .he I'opoff system hnve In
iIiiumI the Minister of Marine to fur
ther extend lis use. Accordingly now
ill llghthouscn In the ltlack Sen will
Ih' provided with I'opolV iippnratus nnd
will on one limul be nble to communi
cate Willi tile enlist, mid on the other
v ;th tlm warships In the Immediate
vicinity. Recently 2tio complete pieces
of npparntus were shipped to Vladi
vostok nnd Port Arthur In order to tit
out the Hiisslnn warships In the I'n
lll: with wireless telegraph, and, fur
ther, to connect the two towns men
t.Diicd by menus of stations along the
Korean const .
At Nnundorf. In the Httnsruck, near
the ltlilnc n Itomnu temple has been
found enclosed In a wnllcd enclosure
measuring 'J-tt by Hihi feet. The temple
stands In the middle and Is IM feet by
fin. It contains more term cottti ob
ject thnn have been discovered hith
erto In Uermiiny. They are votive of
ferings, nbotit n hundred being whole
figurines representing goddesses. Small
bronze statuettes of Mars, Jupiter and
Mercury have also been found,
lttissian military cadets nre now
permitted to wear mustnehes nnd
lienrds. Their naval confreres nre to
wear mustaches, but must shave the
beard.
Ireland. It Is stild. lost l.'ttl.OOC
people by famine during the past cen
tnry.
Thirty minntet Is all the tirao required to
dye with Putkam Fadsliss Dim. Bold by
all druggiita.
Holland has nine miles of cnnsl for every
100 square miles of surface. 2700 miles in
ail.
A man's conscience often depends upon
the condition of his liver.
It Is expected In the nenr future
omnges will be grown In Washington
ns palatable ns those of I'lorldn. The
trees nro now benrlng, but the fruit
will not be ripe nut fl fall, so the renl
flavor cannot be determined. The ex
periment has been carried on by If. ,1.
Weber, an expert In plant breeding
who obtained hybrid from Vi of the
hardiest oranges known In the world,
and the prospects are promising.
Fal of a Ones Powerful People.
In a dor.en years more the Avn-Su-pis,
the most Interesting , primitive
tribe In the southwest, will probably
have disnppenred from the face of the
earth, writes a correspondent In the
New York i'ost. The tribal traditions
have it that there were once over four
thousand five hundred Ava-Supis, nnd
thnt they were worthy antagonists of
the wnr-llke Apaches. Now there nre
less than one hundred nnd twenty,
nnd they nre miserably poor nnd piti
fully uncomplaining nmlil their mis
fortunes. Kit t 'arson believed there
were nlsint three thousand Ava-Supis
when he scouted In the Southwest In
the 40's. Formerly the tribe bad great
bands of horses nud herds of cattle
nnd were peaceful masters of North
ern Arizona, except where the more
powerful nnd wnr-llke Nnvajos rang
ed. Now the dejected survivors live
In a narrow canon mnde by erosion
among the sandstone rocks, about six
ty miles northwest of William station,
on the Santn I-'e railroad.
tn(Rhh-r,nhtH wi!tm
np, t! fumllr riinrlnnVI It
wanM henaelemto mtkr funnel
eltortu t" w It, ' on llt'
wnimt4, ther aonillillere
FREY'S VERMIFUGE,
mil nr 1O0 "nrmn wi em-
Thfrliltil wH.-
(M.KIllllTrilO. ,! M"-Z!!M-
Till. Ohio. !t,l eenls st I"""
i.f. .tiintrv HtnrpunriivtnalL
A iTfi"t tout'' for rtillitren.. .
K. Ac ti. r itKl i lloliliBure. ,na.
IVSV. 53, W)I.
CIIE W I IN Q G UM FREE
COMPANY, HumellrTllle, Jl V
nDADCV"' discovery: rM
J 3 1 qoiek rllf mil nra tfrri,
rMi. B.ik of tttimnL and lOrinva iatmn
Free. Br. a. B. salts ol. s.i a. auaat. a a.
'The Siaare iki.t wane West Tolal faraaaa."
MclLHENNY'S TABASCO.
Preliminary reports of the Austrian
census taken on December ilt last give
the population of Austria ns IM.lnT.MOl
ami flint of Hungary ns H.LM:t.r:t1 .
The total population of the Kmplre.
Including ltosnhi and Heraegovlna, Is
probably about 4".iHM,tsMi. mi Increase
of "n little over ! per cent since 1MIMI.
The population of Vienna Is l,ti;!."),tll7
nnd that of Hudapest, 72'.,.'!s;i.
Tl is n ine to keep (larfleld Headncbo Tow
dera on hand, they are gocd fi r ao tunny com
mon ailment- lieailachra, neuralgia, weak
norvoa, aleeploaanefla, sick atomarh, etc. They
cure but norcr hnrm. Hive tuvm a trial.
New Yorkers will invest in n 11.000,000
winter resort in the Ialund of Bermuda.
F r
Cr;dytMri?
I A Rot Cough 8 j run, Tmim Good. Vm I I
rl In tlmr. fViid tr 'Irwf tutu. I fl
Speedy, Prompt and Sure.
Acts quicker, never gripes and obtains better results
than nny Inxutire known.
Its action Is marvelous, Its effect Immediate.
No remedy will cure constipation and biliousness so
quickly and with absolutely no discomfort ns
Hunyadi J&no
Airaff Dose: One-hnlf Rlnnful on trltlnff In the morning.
Every drugglit and general wholesale grocer in trie world sella It.
CI for the full name, I Ql IIC Label with -
AO IV "Hunyadi Jdnos. D LU L Red Centre Panel.
Sole Importer! Firm el ANDREAS SAXLEHNER, 130 Pulton St.. N. V.
A.V Tonr neater for Atlen'a Fool-Fal.
A powder to shake into your shoes : reata th)
feet. Tnrea Corn., Bnniona, Kwollen, Sore,
Hot, Callona, Aching, Kweatins Feet and In
growing Kails. Allen's Foot-Eae makei new
or tight ahoea enay. At nil rirngKiita nn I
shoe storea, 23 eta. ftample mailed FItEK.
Addreaa Allen H. Olmated, Leltoy, N. Y.
The purest Chinese is spoken at Nnnkin,
and in called "the language of the manda
rins "
Hull's Cntnrrh Cnr.' l a liquid nnd Is tnken
internally, nnd acta directly on the blood nn l
nuienua turfncea of the ayatcm. Write for ten
tiinoniula, free. Mannfnetnred t).T
F. J. t'HKNRr A Co., Toledo, O.
Chinamen plow with n crooked stick
with n Heel point fastened to it. Tlio
motive power la a water buffalo.
FITH permanently enred. No ntaornerroun
neaa after firat (lay's nao of Dr. Kline's Oreat
Nerve ItMtorcr. (Jtrlnl liottlennd treotleo frea
Dr. R. II. Ki.isr, Ltd.. Ml An-liHt.. I'Ulla,, Pa.
The l.ii enil(tirc for di-er ia said to
be t lie loiyal Park in Copenhagen, Ucn
wark 4200 acres.
5fr. Winalow's KootUing Syrup for children
frothing, r-ortt-n tlie gumi, rctlm-ea inllnmma
tion, allaya pain, cures wind colic. 25c a boltlc.
A wren lives three years, a goldliiicli
fiitccn and n sparrow as miu-h as lorly.
I do not believe Pino'a Cure for ronsnmp
lion has aneqnnl for conghs and rsliln. Jon
I'. Boyks, Trinity Springe, Ind., Feb. 15, 1U0).
Cnlil was first discovered in California
in IMS.
3 WD
A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OP ALL!
Lion
Coffee
Is not
GLAZED.
COATED,
or otherwise
treated with
EGO
mixtures,
chemicals
glue,
etc etc
Lion
Coffee
is a
Pure Coffee.
Take Onrllcld llcmlnrtie Powders!
When tho head aches, feels heavy, thick, dull
or confused nnd when one ! depressed, tired,
weak or nervous, Tbme who once uss tho
powders never want to bo without tucm.
Two hundred and fifty tlmimnnd millions
of locusts were killed in Cyprus in two
ycar.
Watch our next advertisement.
Just try a package of LION COFFEE
and you will understand tho reason of its
popularity.
LION COFFEE is now used in mil
lions of homes.
"IT PAYS YOU TO BUY LION C0FPEB."
, We'd Ilk. to give houiewlv.a s few reaioni why
It pays Ihem to bur LION COFFEE,
' Tia a brand upon which they can alway. rtlr,
' And it pays them to buy LION COFFEE.
'Tit the purest and the cheapen, th. wholeiomeit,
too,
It givea latiifactlon th whole country through.
It ia NOT glaxed or colored, ha naturat hue
And it paya yuu to buy LION COFFEE.
There's your quantity full, and your quality right.
So it pays you to buy LION COFFEE.
There's alio aoma other Inducementt in light
That pay you to buy LION COFFEE.
A Lion head on every wrapper you'll find.
Each package it with a big Premium Lilt lined,
Which pointt out nice pretentt of every kind
So il payt you to buy LION COFFEE.
You can get Silver Spoont, Thlmblct, Settlors or
Pini,
So it payt you to buy LION COFFEE,
Cold Ring or Gold Watch that your praiitl well
wins,
So It pnyt you to buy LION COFFEE,
t'mbrellnl or I'icturei, or Cutlery fine.
Clock!, Handkerchief!, Belt. things in every line,
In which use and ornament often combine,
So it pnyt you to buy LION COFFEE.
There are toyt for the baby, the girl or the boy.
So it pnyt you to buy LION COFFEE,
From Dollt up to Kites each a luitable toy.
So it pnyi you to buy LION COFFEE.
There are Household Utensils for everyday use,
And Pictures tt pretty as Art can produce.
So to lack all such goods you have no excuse.
Since it payt you to buy LION COFFEE.
In every package of LION COFFEE you will fiud a. iully illustrated and descriptive list. No housekeeper, la
fact, no woman, man, boy or girl will fail to find In the list some article which will contribute to their happiness,
comfort and convenience, and which they may have by simply cutting out a certain number of Lion Heads from
the wrappers of our one pound scaled packages (which is the only form in which this excellont coffee Is sold).
W00L50N 3PICB CO., TOLEDO, OHIO.
Bad Breath
Undigested, decaying food remnants, In the mouth and stomach, giving off pestiferous gases, are the cause
of that awful breath, so repulsive as to cause a halt in friendship, affection, love, any form of intimacy.
Nobody can stand its overpowering stench, and it Is a cause of terrible misery to those afflicted and their dear
ones. There Is only one way to cure It disinfect the digestive canal with CASCARETS! Clean it out, keep It
clean, let CASCARETS stimulate the lining of mouth and stomach, and put if In shape to work naturally and
nronerlv. No thin a but CASCARETS will brine about the desired result. BE SURE YOU GET THEM I
4 4 w
ena. .Detroit Free I'l . j.
MI have boats aatnc CASCAKKTa
aad as a tnUd and ffaeUve laxative tney era
simply wotBoerfttl. My daturtiMr and I vera
botkorad with stok aiomack aad our areata
was Tsrr bad. Altar lairing a taw done at
Oaaaarata vro aava Improved wonderfully.
That art) great bi tm th family."
Wiunum Naoeu
IIIT BJusraeooM St., Oloelnaatl, Ohio.
"Wall. Tm -lad to kn- H."
BEST FOR BOWELS AND LIVER.
THIS IS
THE TABLET
mm
JOc.
25c 50c
NEVER SOLD m BULK.
DRUGGISTS
iteaHMf raffcadad.