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} MODEL V. Ml. < Evory community that counts lts< in tho building which houses the Y. M its activities. Whero once a store or tho most modern typo of building Is nc Ity for promoting tho work, and soi Bcraper. The new Y. M. C. A. bulldli one of this class. Hammock Support. For the present hot weather the hammock support designed by an Indiana man is highly appropriate. It enables tlie owner to swing his or her hammock wherever desired,'on rough or lovel ground, to be always sure of shade and to have the hammock at any height from tho ground that is convenient. The support consists of I a pair of standards with an awning top. Tho standards are made with sliding rods and either or both can J he regulated to any height. If the 1 ground is too uneven tho standard on the 'hlgher part can ho shortened or | vice versa. The whole affair is con- | structcd with an eye for stability, and when set up will bear any weight the hammock cords will hold without breaking. Tho canopy top makes it possible to swing the hammock in open spaces, where there is plenty of 1 breeze, but no other shade. Unfor-! tunately, shade and breeze do not naturally go together, but the owner of one of these supports need not worry about that.?Washington Star. JWAlZn, NEW PRINCE OF WALES, AND HEIR TO i THE THRONE. Ladder of St. Augustine. Iris who wish to spend the pres year well and to develop their resolutions should always bear itin11 ine lamous lafl.ler of St. stlne and its Ave steps, which "I am," "I know," "I can," "I ," "I will," says Home -Notes, every Klrl have confidence in f and say "I am;" let her deier intellect and say, "I know;" pause befo e saying "I can" to flsive step; above all, let her f honor tell her when to say t," and let her make up her surmount all difllcultics and Will." A DIPPICl V \ ik A BUILDING. ' V.'; * > ** V jlf a city has in its midst a stronghold ;. C. A. and serves as headquarters fo small building nnswered this purpos* >w required, equipped with every facil aietlmes of the dimensions of n skj lg at Detroit, shown In this picture, 1 A Hoodoo liocomotive. A locomotive with probably th bloodiest record in the world cut u capers in the local yards here to-nlgh was stripped of two side rods and largo piece was broken out of th drive wheel when it jumped tho trac while pulling a local freight out c the yards. The engine is Rio Grande No. D0( The hoodoo which goes with this ei: glno is so strong that no experience engineer can be Induced to sit in it cab. The number was recontl changed from 1 2 to 506, but the cm TilnvpQ the cab. The engine has pulled trains wblcl have been in accidents in which man more than 100 persons have bcei killed.?Grand Junction Correspond ence Denver Republican. The Man of the Hour. How Weasels Carry Kggs. On Wednesday morning of las week a weasel was surprised crossln the public highway loading from Jed burgh into Oxnam Water. R wasrol served to ho carrying something un flOl* if ?s rhln onrl TJPAOPA/1 o?n I?.1* I* x |M voo?;u a^ciiUOL II slender nock, and when n collie do belonging to one of the onlooker made a dash at the little creatnre 1 dropped its harden?a lien's ogg? and gliding under the roadside lwxlg disappeared in the woodland. On being picked up the egg wa found to he without a crack. Th nearest poultry run is about thre hundred yards distant from tho plac where the weasel was intercepted.? Scotsman. Negroes Own JJont I,inc. The steamship Rupert City, whlc was on the run between Seattle an ( Prince Rupert last year, will be sol i to the Ethiopian-American Stenmshi J Company, of Los Angeles, a corporr ; tlon of negro capitalists, who will oj t erate a line of two steamers betwee j Los Angeles and Liberia, says th Snokano ( Wash ) Si>nir??i?>n r? Negotiations have been opened b< tween the Mackenzie company, owr ers of the boat, through Surtess Hop< of Seattle. When a heavy fall of snow occur lh Valdez, Alaska, the lire (lepartnien is called out to clear the sidewalks. JLT TASK. ~ 1?r^T ,m ML t ** * Y\ J#r7 a, Algernon, I'll dlailyure you!"?L< \ ' Y. i A Package Mailed Free on Request of MUNYON'S PAW-PAW PILLS ? The best Stomach and Liver Pills known and Q positive and sneedv cure for Constipation, Indigestion, Jaundice, Biliousness, Sour Stom. _tV?TTU f^ch. Headache, and all ailments arising from a disordered stomach or jraaljfllimB sluggish liver. Thoy contain in concenr trated form all the virtues and values of Munyon'a PawPaw tonic and aro made from the Juice of the Paw-Paw fruit. I unhesitatingly recommend these pills as being the best laxative aud cathartic ever compounded. Send us postal or letter, requesting a free package of Munyon's Celebrated Paw-Paw Laxative PIIIb. and we will mall samo freo ,i of charge. MUNYON'S HOMOEOr PATHIC HOME REMEDY CO., 53d and Jefferson Sts., Philadelphia. Pa. n ><. ?r_!i a/uui vraii Till Night o The moment you need help, take a V candy Cascaret. Then hcadaches vanish, dullness disappears. The o results are natural, gentle, prompt. No harsher physic does more good, and all harsh physics injure. ' NOT TO I3E 13ROKEN. '? "Has your hushaud a strong will?" "My dear! Hi<? win ?a inw...i?ot ? a u UWUVCOb" y able."?Harper's Bazar. I- Dr. Pierce's Fle.uamt Pelleta finst pnt up* if 40 years aco. They rcpnhito and invj^omtn stomach, liver and bowels. Bugar-coated, tiny granules. I) ? y WAY OF THE WORLD, n "Everybody Is glad to listun to a rich man's troubles." "Sure thing. He could issue a catalogue If ho cared."?Louisville Courier-Journal. Mrs. "Window's 8ootblngf.8yrop for Chfl&rea toothing,softens thoguma,roduceBtnflain:ni*. tion. allays pain.curoa wind colic, 25c a. bottl* THEIR LITTLE ROMANCE. There was a young man from Assyria, Who wedded a maid in Illyria.; "Dear," he said, "can you cook?" "Yes," said she; "like a book!" And they're running a big cafeteria. ?Chicago Tribune. Take a Foot-Hath To-nlght After dissolving ono or two Allen's FootTaha (Antiseptic tablets for the foot-hath) in tho water. It will take out all soreness, smarting anil tenderness, remove foot odors and freshen the feet. Allen's Foot-Tabs instantly relieve weariness and sweating or inflamed feet find hot nervousness of the feet at night. Then for comfort throughout the day shake Allen's Foot-Ease, the anti- i septic powder, into your shoes. Sold every- J where, 25c. Avoid sulwtitutes. Samples of Allen's Foot-Tabs mailed Free, or our reg- i ular sire sent bv mail for 25c. Address ! Allen S-. Olmsted, I* Roy, N. Y. ^ Foot-Tabs for Foot-Tubs, K "HATS OFF!" THE ORDER. 1- , When the National Nnr?jr>n' A crar*r?f. I i- ated Alumnao opened its thirteenth I i- annual eonvention in Mendelssohn j 3 Hall in New York City, there was ' g consternation among many of tho I s COO delegates representing the 15,000 I t graduate nurses from ail sections of - tho United States, because an order I e had been issued barring fro.D tho | convention hall all types of millinery s more than two feet in diameter, e "Girls, girls! I must ask you to e leave your large hats in this room," . e pleaded Miss Jano M. Pindell, mis- j tress of c.-remonies. "Thoao seated j in tho rear won't bo able to hear or j see a thing on the platform if yoti don't," she explained. h Miss Jane A. Delane. of Washing- ; <1 tnn T1 C nf/iol-lntit ?' 1... I ,, (imiiiiicia ui iu? USHUCIll' d tlon, told tho nurses that eventually I tho great body of women would Join i- In preventive work for cheeking rtir) ease. She said the 50,000 to 75,000 n trained nurses of tho country had f been too ready to accept things as they found thetn, and should better ; Improve their opportunities of s?vdyt lng the causes of diseases, as wral 3 as treatment. 1 ror COM)S And CiKIP. Htck's Capodix* Is the bo-st remedy? ' 'S rellereg the tchlng and fcverifchnesa?curoi < I the Cold *nd restores normal conditions. It's liquid?effects limnedi?t?.j. loc., 2oo. auil Wo.. fttdruor stor**. GRAPE FRUIT STRAWS. Take tho peeling from five grapo fruit and after removing tho hardest of the white pulp lot tho skin stand In a light brine overnight. T.vo tablespoonfula salt added to water to ? cover will bo about right. In the morning drain, cut in neat pieces and t put over the lire In fresh cold wnter to boil. Cook ten or fifteen minutes after it reaches the boiling point. Drain, put Into fresh boiling water find cook niraln ten minutes after | tho boiling recommences. Repeat - j this four times, or until tender. Drain again, put with it in tho saucepan two cupfuls water and two cupfuls sugar and cook until the peel is candied. Holl in sugar while hot to crystallize, and you havo a most delightful addition to yonr afternoon tea table or bonbonniere.?Washington Star. } The straight and narrow path must I also be very slippery, Judging from the number of people who slip ui>1 ^ ^ __ / *' ' ) HINTS. To Remove Iron Mould From Linen ?Rub the spot with a little powderet oxalio acid or salts of lemon am warm water. Let it remain a fe\ minutes and well rinse in clear wa tor and dry in sun. A gas stove should bo wiped o eacn time It Is used and washed witl turpentino oneo a week. "Baby" Irish retains its popularit; and somo effects of point; Venise otherwise light-weight laces are worn In using tho rind of a lemon fo flavoring, remember that it is onl; tho outer or yellow part of the rin< that holds tke essential oil. Linens so closely resembling tin timo-tested whipcords that they an deceptive at first glance, are admii ably suited to tailor-made suits. very long waiKB are bad for grow Ing children; they are too tiring fo: them. During tlie years of greatest physi cal growth over study at school shoulc be specially avoided. Don't discourage romping games to< much; growing children need to gam bol and romp to stretch their mue cles. Children should havo either a warn bath at bed time or a tepid bath and a rub down in tho morning if th< skin must be kept active. Healthy boys should, if possible, b? Bent to day school at the age of sev en. They generally do far better i taught with 'other boyB than If kop1 at home. A wide border of wild geeso done in satin stitch Kensington outline and long and short stitch make ? handsome portiere. When ?oa4ipg chocolate creams the melted chocolate often becomes curd led. To remedy this add a little olive oil. Chicken salad served In green pep per shells not only is attractive, bu the seasoning from the pepper is vers pleasing. For Red. Itching Myrlids, Cysts, Stye* Falling Eyelashes ami All Eyes That Nee< Care, Try Murin<> Eye Salve. Aseptii Tribes, Trial Si?.o 23c. Ask Your Drugjcm or Write Murine Eve Remedy Co., Chicago The nowly organized army of Eng land has In every battalion two, In every cavalry brigade six machinc guns. por IIKA IS AC IIK?Illrh?> OAPCDll** Whether from Colds. Heat. Stomach 01 Nervous Trouble.*. Capudlne will relievo you, It's Uauld?pleasant to take?iota Immediately. Tnr U. 10c.. 25c. and 60c. at drug tore*. BEEP PATTIES. Half a pound of fresh rump steak minced very small; one dessertspoon ful of chopped parsley, two table spoonfuls of good gravy, a little sal' and plenty of black pepper. Mix wel together and press hard in a basir with a wooden spoon. Lino some patty tins with good pastry, put ? tablospoouful of the meat In each, cover with pastry, cut a small hoi in the top, brush over with egg ant! bake half an hour.?Washington Star fikln Humor lasted 23 Years. "Outlcura did wonders for me. For twenty-live years 1 suffered agony from a terriblo humor, completely covering my head, neck and shoulders, so even to my wife, I becamo an object of dread. At largo expense I consulted the most ablo doctors, far ?..w near, nieir treatment was of no avail, nor was tlmt of t.ho Hospital, during six months' efforts. 1 Buffered on and concluded there was no help for me thtB sido of the grave. Then I heard of some one who had been cured by Cutlcura Remedies and thought that a trial could do no harm. In a eurprtsingly short time I was completely cured. S. P. Keyes, 147 Congress St., Boston, Mass., October 12, '00." Face Covered Witt* Pimples. "I congratulate Cutlcura upon my speedy recovery from pimples which covered my faco. 1 used Cutlcura Soap, Ointment and Resolvent for ten days and my face cleared and I am perfectly well. I had tried doctors for several months but got no results. Wm. J. Sadller, 1C14 Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, May 1, 1 909." A half-horse power electric motor, ilriven by a lighting current and directly connected with an air pump, is a new convenience for inilating au lomoljile tiros. GRATIFYING PPAISE. Ex-Congressman Ferrell, of New Jersey, Makes n Statement. Thomas M. Ferrell, of Glassboro, ex-momber of Confess, former State Senator, and Collector of International Revenue for Now W '; P+i-j jJM'iii-t Jersey, says: "I suffered a great deal from a lameness M|jWy7r*^J across my back, ac-h compnnled by sharp, Tt darting pains In my ^ Jf) loins. I was unable to assume a comfortable position and was at a locsto know how to obtain relief. I found It through tho use of Doan's Kidney Pills. I recommend them as a reliablo kidney remedy." Romomber the naino?Dfan'B. For sale by all dealers. 5 0 cents a box. I'oster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Alon^ t nimlx'd |r he inovliyr than In the roadlflfl. ;. : - --- : "- ' - -.v .. ' . . :.r~ _: : . . I We Give Aivay ' Absolutely Free < J he reople a v^ommon oense medical J\ j> | English, or Medicine Simplified, by R. V I Chief Consulting Physician to the Invalids gical Institute at Buffalo, a book of 1008 ovgt 700 illustrations, in strong paper cc ^ etiunps to cover cost of (nailing only, or, it '( Over 680,000 copies of this complete Pa i, binding at regular price of $1.50. After ;i were given away as above. A new, up ^ lor mailing. Better send NOW, before j punsaky Mbdical Association, R. V. Pi* im, i'ixiRCii:?s FAVOR: 1 THE ON1': REMEDY for womnn'i a that its makers are not afraid to \ every ingredient. No Secrcts?No THE ONE REMEDY for women no habit-forming drugs. Made fr< of well established curative value. ; Cook in S"o ' Uomforten V I Here i9 a stove that gives no < i is concentrated at the burners. An l ! either white or red) is thrown upw t I heat is utilized in cooking ? none :! N&w l?ei f auMWL'.'i 13 ;hw hhii Oil Cool 5 entirely removes the discomfort of L immediately the stove is ready. Ii jected upwards against the pot, pan s is n<r surrounding heat ? n Jf Cautionary Note: De surety o " you net this stove?see I! [ that the name-plate 11 rcada "New Pcrlectioa." IV t, Standard Oi? (Incorpor WINTER! 11 Oldest and Best A QUESTION. "My husband says lie always docs * bettor work when he thinks of me." "Does that apply when he's beating rugar?"?LouUviilc Courier-Journal. A MASTERPIECE ANYWAY, j "Maud's hair is what you would call Titian, isn't it?" "Well. Titian, or iml-Titian."?IJos- 1 . ; ton Transcript. Holilt"r? from OoorKi:i Alabnaiu FI">rM:i, K Toimesaeo, North Oic-olinri, douth C'nrolum Sg mill MiPsUs|;>pi will bo I'amno 1 at fL, CblflkAmAU((n National Park in July And jfl Au>fii9t. hnliM, manociivars, sham bnttlos, (N tDiiAli' bv Military Jl'inb, <ito. Ileald**** Bi CHICK AM AUG A PARK with it? flivrros of niir/tiiitoont inonumonis, wonth^rful aro ttio scenic an 1 hiatorlo attructbms. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN Is a gflOlOftiOftl Wondor, #;>rlutrlnu' w> Hid* ilonly 2,000 foot abovo th" IVuncaHOO Ulvor, i anil hn* tht? lotitfent nnrt Btoopost iacltoo railroad In thn world Klnomlle roa-.t along cr<;at <>f Missionary i* lln '.it la Amorleft. 500 ration of aplontlld automobile ron 1# armnd Cliuttannooga. Plan >l>ur suminor trrp to mop over at th^nAatlul AMotatHr Orftpronf, oviir) tho | coolcwt mil rlMlira! hot*l in u Connectwi with bath, 0* ; V nv'ii^r Nrw Vor ( h' .Ic Y'"' m. i?iaco* of tho Smith. K?tm ln>. | Xtirop^tti plniu Uri.lnl o-?up _ tton. I + ** round trip rai'.r -v \vI (lotto* on a!| thnuwli V I lnrge pages und ivcrs, to any one sending 21 one-ccnfc 1 French Cloth, binding for 31 imily Doctor Dook were sold in cloth wards, one and a half million copies -to-d'Jte revised edition is now ready all are done. Address World's Dis? crcc, M. D., President, IJuffalo, N. Y?. IITIS IPZ^IiSCKIPTIfliN i peculiar ailments good enough print on its outside wrapper ite Deception. which contains no alcohol ?ncl mi native medicinal forest roots d longer need wear yourut with the weakening f an intensely hot kitchou can cook in comfort* jut side heat. All its heat intense blue flame (hotter than 'ards but not around. All the in outside heating. /ectiort ^S33znmm i-stove cooking. Apply a match and nstantly an intense heat is pro, kettle or boiler, and yet there o smell ?no smoke. Why? Because The New Perfection )il Cook-Sxove is scientifically and racticalJy perfect. You cannot us? oo much wick ? it is automatically ontrolled. You get the maximum heat -nn smnltl-- Thchlnniif icnimnl/. ~~ ripe with a cloth cleans it?conseuently there is no smell. The New Perfection Oil Cook-Stovar } wonderful for year-round use, but specially in summer. Its heat operates upward to pan, pot, or kettle, but ot beyond or around. It is useless . or heating a room. It has a Cabinet Top with shelf ar keeping plates and food hotIt has long turquoise-blue enamel () , himneys. The nickel finish, with tha iright blue of the chimneys, makes V he stove ornamental and attractive. dade with 1, 2 and 3 burners; the 2 ind 3-burner stoves can be had w-itb ir without Cabinet. I; wry ovrryu liero; If not at y>nr?, irrft* jr Uescrtptlve Circular to tuo ucurcttaucuoy 1 , Coreapamy jl mmmpaa SMITHS. /I Tonic; for Malaria and Debilit'., \ ^ onernl tonic; 40 years' success. Contain* >r other poisons. Unlike aumine, it I e?v?<? f )od efK-cts. Take no substitute. FREE? " book of ouzzlcs sent to any Addrosv. JP iHTIlUt r FTI R A CO., Oo.'l i A W A H JBL A 10-ycar-oltl clow rrco will irroduoat, bout twenty poun.ls annually. : ^ 11 r o iTj v ^ ^'v *j*fr Ei3 v, y|JUj Relief* V- Removes nil swelling; ?n Sto? , ,iavs; effects n j>eriimncnt cm? /flV ill -, * to ('1 li i vs. Trial ire.umcak. ^ I Nothiiipcnu be fairer \ 'Vteo^SfiB Wiiti- Or. H. H. Green's Sorts. i23speclaliits. Bo* q Atlanin, Qa? ( '"VVE buyA fl| nwooiJ 1 \MIDES ANDPURS^ ^ J3iJ ^e'ni5IliilsiL |/fjr ?*l we tin do JX/^ntK [belief lor you than agents nr commission rauch?r.U?^| Krletente: aoy bank in Loaisfille. We funiisk |( Wool lU/j Free to our shippers. Write lot p*ire iisl ffl L yTs,UlHr&"sQNS C'i,;i"'" l/onisfille, Ky. ? Ucttcr uurt more economical \l than liquid antiseptics FOR AIX TOi^KT Ciivo# one a sweet breath ; clean, v.'hito. L jerm-free teeth ar.ticcptically clean mouth and throat purifii's the breath *fter amoking? dispels al! o'isnfrreeable perspiration and body odors much apsrecinted by dainty women. A quick remedy for aore eyes nnd catarrh. ?A little Paxtinc powder di?nolved in n gla.?s r.l hot watd nakci a delightful onti*?*j>tic rotation, pojst tsing extraotdinwv cleansing, germicidal and heal, tng power, and absolutely liartale;j. Try a Sar.wple. 50c. o large box at druggilU or by mail. The Paxton Toilet ?0^, Eo?ton. Mass. y .x *1 aRltal.hVv H our j^irp it vrlll