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Mail's Dependence on Women 11 v M i? r i e U o rc- lli. > 111 \ miijiJ, Hm- w>ry (J^hiro for a vo'r <<i; : ' >,,0 lot'. . , , sb*5 r'a* . iili 0|H || < Olif< h; U)Ji <-! W. ;?:< I,. .. .1 ((Ijiuali"15 j'.rouii'!, iiitd ih tioi ? n <- oi 1:1 *!. ? ? i:. For if ' !* v^yjiJC 11' flii' liiih 1 )>?? finitir;il h<Tjf:iK'' <t ^ 59 l'"V.. 1 10 |i?m ??ijllu.'il ami 1 ^ vi t.l ln?"tj In Colin/ <l<;'.VIl frutii 11 (- < I li ?'l U?f * III. 1 " .1 j><j[11:< ;> 1 fray's, liia.aniif .1 a.-> ,^h< l? u.t? ? liijltl i?.' !',ovn iuu? iil. / n*5^' J 1111 < m ? a ill I;i>4;;Li at oi IP' I <l"\\n llm ?? ti No that a iirin I. : ? 1 ? 1 < > a 11 anything more than ;< ahIu.in* 1' ' ' ' % , ucC o! >u ?? 1111?- j - ii'i. i.i pleaion e, tiui ?vi-r i{ >i i i ? - ?'(???' ? ,j. tjwl Voi11hii v\i !i wliMffi hf is most prlv;tI? !y ami in.in ' ? '''j'? S^'* hail, :;! 11 i<i|(ii-. Ill-, life. II. in iilv. ;t..> a r.isii: ??l < ' h*. '? 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V ? r :i. ? fi'lTi' l"'r tun !'?.v I ??'? i.i :? a fair i ? !'< > S i T i j H i n t !:?? toy i-i.'i : i *'Vti o ; :or.t' and "!'? y.t' ;? iic V\">n : iii-ii I r;iiI a ;i \ ;i J"? <>111<ii {\ i< ran I :nil *0 :t;?; ? ?i,'> !!1! t' f y < iii.- li>n. i I ..,1 hi nr. wrlimit injury to !)'?? i > i?r r* ...:ar s'.'JCS. i J'h-- I.I III Ii I ||IIUI| \vi!l III* irivi-'.l ;i , n I,ir' .11' : V. i' !| *!if I Ii.<t I.'f j ??'?'Situ | - i ii r I' )?; 1 : i ? iM.ii'x : 11111 fill". ?/ i ? 1 ? t ? ? '; roayVili j t llllt. i!t ..tiliV ! !.?? ; .. . :.i! I'n!!ill.; ..iui:'., \ II .lil.iiii^ Wl'.hOLlt \ ri'Milf -.in in- . ? ? i I' ! ii 1111 lirin: .-.ii <I:i in S.m . Cl!. lh.it 1 will in-" ? V' iNl I' ' liiilc-; in I ? ? 11 ? * 111 I ).'?m t)i;i! ;.ii\>,i> a ; iisvr.ft'r | ii.iin (.111 in ? 11 :i! iin-ni in iliirLj ll\e li<:;u. ;uul ,t ? I: ? .~L: :a lifty. In nil'.' Wi'h :i of v ? i ?;i m I?? iv: up u the \ < I; 111' i ? - sailr, ?ai ilnin^ns !o I I' ? n * *; i. - witli ii..i!i(i" Maiimis ;ii K<-riinuin :i v. ! lh.' \ m trv':. ::.>!;<?? ;-aa i '??I' i irrii-.l ! 11 iii i"i- I':*?*{ll?* at San :;?? m I o Ain;i !??- ?. W . .? in j * 131 s? ? i!: i ?>. - i'l' I (' I :i H i.-ii, !n' IkimIi-iI l i'ii;,i Ti\ii'- 'n S.ii I' ? '.:n a- :.??::iir.il i ,v'" 1 \\i!i :i !,:? ? n! :.t > a iin-r.-i sailing fn?in Ni">v Y-?ri. i!;- ;:i<.v.rk, fniti ' '?'< ? :!'< i :: !??? ddl vi i id til New YnrK in !l\i' <!.t; s ' 3J;!i of lh* thai. i- tuns .i. ii-. u ?!?? | |?y rail. i .? t ail w a \ - Hi It 1'iilH In H\ ?' yi.-ai ?? ami a j!' , ? i-.?? ic J.:)\kax cf i 'In' n.ii'ii'N a> i.i. ? thl., c?'H! 111' ill.-' " Easier" I t v \ 1 .'??*! v Twain, JL ! IK ?' Now, that's fomotliln^ like! Wo inv'n't 5'.; laj the r.'ftii'i.' to ho ladi'.M. Wo haven't .ill ihtii ;j- jivj, : Iii1 a ; l>a! when tho tou-M w?'i ? i!"-aii vie !i!;iti ; < a ?ouunon uronul, for \w'\ o all ! t * a ?!<???. if y-ou <eli tii'tii' ti will think for a inoinoat, if >?..i >\ i . .;u .'a- k fifty or a haudi '-tl \?-ars to your ea;ly min i led ;w. mu'. t ? (. ?>:??? vi>;r !iivt baby, you will roniiMiihur that h?- amoutrc 1 ',<mi u:iti 1!U:|| <?X?M\ If ill.. 1,0 pi i?;m m>(| til t'lkr a walk" at Ills mwiai hnnr. hi'' ;,.iv <3 ^ H: ? M Till - . ? T.! 1 r f . :i |? l?t * UH I* t i \ a Mil I fill.". I' n that 'A 'h- w; y tlillK ' x . ai v.i'ii- ..In ;u u.?> t' .< "iir.-i !1ell. \uii ? iv :::u! . -1 ?- -1 ?I \ I?? 1 xx . ?:!: ; 1: J !??: -li ? ?:? ill! (I'WIJ the 1'i'om in mm;- I* ?- :i:.:in.: i.; 1;, .1 ... i. ; 1 i;:. ? ; i ahv talk, liii'. fvoii iu:nit up > ? ? . t inuu.:. vc.u-ai,.J 1 . j ? ? ; 'KofU a Iniby in tho tv?*<? top!" ; < id. 1 a !>:;??>? din'su't unman: to atrV.ii:;*:. \\'\v babv j< !? i?-. ? ! a tr??ni vaiM fa!! ?>>' i'so'.f. On?? ::-,s:r.:?h mow ? \ riir \vhn!?? lafHi lor i|??par ??? x'an t' . v v.<> <s ?i!> '.r'niia! <?:' lawlc -? :???:;*. i": ? - v ?? ?'!: r- S >,vVs k \ . ?> . u ; <?vir i't?l'? ?' ?! ? , t * 1 , . | , ? ? 1 . , ? ? % ? I . I 1 ?? , , ? ? \ .x ? \\ \ I) 1 1 . t? u . 1 ? , ?? ? * 11 ?? .. ;4 a m '.. \ ? .!?. ?? .??'i? The Mo/t Famous Street in ths World I v 1 ! \\ , i : 1 \ 1 ; J l*t i j 1 ! New v.-rk I<? .1: ! . i :: i:. .i t ':)? > i .111 1 p.'.';>!< . .? ? 1.. ? ::i t id" ? nn,; i . : it : i1.1! lit. . :i ... ,| . ? !?: c :i: \ n \ ? i :n; < 1::. t1 ; ?>; | u j; ?,m.. . , . . . ? 11 , ! . i : : I !.c ,-ni <?-. 1 ? lit.. S : ??u.i.-. ' ??? : : . \ ? ? 1 ? > . I . 1 'i'<1. Mil- -1 I . II ? I.-: ,! I . I.. -. 1 ? !'"i > !!??!. ? - .tn.l 1-1 j.,,. ..t ? ? ??.'<! ;m r . mi.;. ? . I <1 r\nk s 1 ? . ' '? V\ I-.,-., v. r ;? ? ,!? in i-iu ;?11 ? i 'h<v 1 w* ? .?.. ... - ; - of ? 1 ;? rviv.i::i: < :. , , f ! \ ' :i < 1 -vi-'i a!" ::;an;.. ii vor I Ill' '' * ?' ?" . undrail't'.-iU-- '' ?* ? ""' ' y ;i n i >? f v. v?:'..1 - ? !!.1: ;i:?: :. <1 rinks t The B c r ri. nptjC-l ?* ho <!no?yft know tho c?m>r of hi . <>\\ii Moinl. It can not be blue >?? t it'll ni.iy bo olio of tho blue-bloo 1? <! .i.i :<>. r.u y. A iv him if his* Wotnl i>; ail out' color ? iuul hot it 1 m :i million. Thru txplnin iliat it isn't. Tun I>K o,l in the :ir tcrlcs is a bright red; that iu the rhaiiROil w'.lV c.irlionlc .i?? ??1 How <..? H:.; vein fi ivu ;ir. t r\ ; ? ; ;-jr Vt'llis. win n ? *?!. ?,?? :il?o\ >.?; Nt-k: -<? t .? ? ;-i ? always -i: i'niiu; : i; ?.< ,r \ r,i t?\e f.u-l i* ^ ri'i ij, ( ! an iiccidcul.?Nt w Vc? (i l'fv.. .1? WW MB n I'MWlTOHSmW Indictedat Toledo, Ohio, For Re ? riratat ot Trado. OUTSiOt KMERS EXCLUDED -?~ lb it. Ujnbii undlMuinhing Combine Uy the <JrnnO .Jury I'tdltlUfd Ones Arc Anion ? llu* H<?4 Known Cltiaettf, . ?^h^King conspir j\(. in restraint of trftd^' nin^ty-onu * . ness of Toledo were Indicted lv 1^?Wd Jury, which reported to Mprt-U, of the Common Pleas r<?uit. mat men hre among the host to tfce city. Borne are hot act iv!v en^ed in the business of the Will:, Iwabor and plumbers' coni Vir. been under Inveatiga tioi but ?re interested indirectly and jirincluded. In the charges made a?:ibist tilt firms. \vry tar members of the Master p! sinheri Af?oclatlon Escaped the net of the (Jr&nd Jury. The. fact thai all . are alleflwPjlHtttVC Wiled the Fcalo of , ?,.rW ' islet down by the association ! ir<>light iftdifctments against the indl , vidniil m^toberl/"-. ? I | in ?nd./mt of lumbermen and ; Mf-Umorahvdlcted are the names of ; men hlglj^B local financial circles. noad (rf thf local lumber trust Is ( isaid to b$',tb$ Toledo lumbermen's .Crt'ilii Association. This trust. It 1? | alleged, lflpSompleto control of tli?? j iymiher mirket, ralBlng prices when it ; , taw lit aid J&orapelllng outside con to sell only to It, making It. ini :0ssiMe forJhe Independent dealer to , mi;iler&tloutside the trust. The ToWde Brick Supply Company u iii- alleged head of tho.brick trust. t \\vil knot ft men are named In tin* hift; against the officers of the va .j,, conSBfif In this combination ' in ti e indjwments it is charged that ?k- nanuWrarers fixed the prices to ? ? .elusion of outside dealers and .. r, naint of ?fo^? WJII be no arrests at one Hnggiv.en to^Uie men ? :itlorheyn and arrange for hail, said that the plumbers and ;non are vnot the only ones <1 unrelentingly. The Prosecu 'iys net deny that the Grand has investigated Bevoral conibi ? which will not ho roiioi-ti ii ;i fro* which some^valuublo in ir lion haf-beon secured. National Supply Company. ' ;an indictment has bo<Mi extensively in plumb Mi well machinery and _plumbers' and carpen ... J'ftjo books of the various i organisations which.dli ei;-d ? onerattoriB, of the brick, lunib .d i'!uniberfl-' xQmbine have been i:i :oqfr <# Prosecutor AVachen ilMi'T. /-It 'is said fontain sufll t0 make a prima facie TilltE^lHRAINS CRASH. * ? '-ftt ? i ratal \<cid?itti# Railway Yard Near BI?Nlilwy>i Ala. WrniingbtuB, Ala.?As the result fa wreck on the Southern Railway ? distaw*fr*6Et of Woodlawn, a - iY:rl> of Birmingham, two men are ?load and seres persons injured. A frvight ljwn. with a "dead" en j,p.a mi the ?fer was coming toward Ulrmln^hamJlfriie operator, it is <aid. n!lowed-ivfMt passenger train <o cut or the fciodt,>mllt crashed into <Wd QrxjjfrS*?ashing both en tices and AgpiQfKing several cars, t'rrpw (ars w piTfreight train were 'thrown acroiplBe east-bound track t thetitffauit that a wreckage ?ra::u n roU?#iPflln' AUu? Pa8Sed Th" w reckefaWN^' them, and piacti caliv M'o Affreight .train was ? ? Two men were ?VUtSK'S D3VOTION fATAL, pFcver Contracted >Hospital. Yt?Miss Lucy at Vassar Hospi fever contracted ? ' at :endlif'|k stranger who was Mck oq (fee -streets of Pough Wh|a JJlsa Von Hogol was Miss Faithful Butler, a utu st. Faith'#, who is preparing : se, Wstt to Vassar Hospital ?' : I her,/flti#In turn contracted ? KOr now seriously Jh ? "f'/'i'V H(,l I'KOXSSR AND WOMAN. ?leal,, ' "irw ljfnr Killed Himself, ?Xi#"Wo man Dead. vn, lo#A. ? Because he i? brotfcer had gained the of Xfc .Sallie Morgan, to ih h??v?sen paying atten at TjMtapson, of Bedford, ot a|tf Wiled the woman, v/outtWte.Boscoe Thompson iiittedjNUcide. I ruiiii tin < IHtdanlKrn^ to Death, i n^:'-Aired seven; her and their ton 'd bw^totor were burned 11 f h'iMjWp"? f h?4fiP|pMbn 'tK^N^joHne h tj?*0 older olii>ir?'ii i>te'<BHHfet la the absence i-nrei MT? * ..etutfent p.: ubSVork Ci(> ? irc-.v u?9 tgfc nniverslty gym ;.u-uai ? .? i mSMBRfct and rewtined v*V? hx nty^B$d?rs before his *as fo, Scientist*. >cMj^K5*?KK?; P>;"e >JU ssi* >< POTATO SUPPLY CORNERED; Disastrous Freeze hi the South Causes a Dearth. Nj>('? u!:?(<<rs liny I'p Supplies him) Jump I'ri' r.s 1 illy I'rr t'ciil. l ol IxWiiiK I !'<?<?/<?. New York r'iI y. The wholesale price of potatoes in ihi> oily has ad vanced fifty per cent. and as prac tically all r>t the largo operators have bought, nil ih?-y could get of, th010 Is lilt lo prospect I hat iho con suming public will have a chanca to buy suppl ies at the prices which haye prevailed hitherto ibis season. Maine potatoes, which were quotable at Sl.r?u per bag, are now held firmly at I 82.IT), and State stock has advanced in about the same proportion. The flurry in the market was , caused by the freeze in the South. particular)v in the largo producing | districts around Charleston and Sa | vanuali, where the supplies of new I potatoes for this market are largely, obtained during the spring months.' Prior lo the freeze it had already been known thai the potato crop of Florida had b<>en < urtalled about fifty bur c.onl. by the protracted drouirhf in that State, and while some of this ??.lock is already in the market, it is held at to $7 per barrel, a uric*; too high to bring them in competition with old potatoes, even with prices of the latter much further advanced, l-'uropea u potatoes, which are or dinarilv called unon fo relieve a shortage here in the spring months, ?;<nii<>( be delivered here for less than S'J.so per naek, so that there is room for the large operators to force prices still higher without meeting contpc t it ion. Xo sooner had the speculators con firmed lii" frc"/T> damage early In the week than they seat Ieiperaphio. ord'ts tbrouuhoiit all the large i) re ducing dis'ricts in New York State and Maine jind baif.rht all ?Iio sun nlirs <<|' old not aloes thev could (|ttie( |v old :> in In the meantime prices in New Vork < it v we"o not advanced, le-cailS'' this of course would have c.ttis d the v '* > wers in the country to ? ml lie ir prie. s up The l)ig buver;; lt."d obtained all the supplies the" wr'il' i! ;ir?11 (lie t i uddenly advanced pricer. Ill addition to the effect of the freeze unon the p<?laio market i> has caused an advanee of about 100 p???* ct. t, in the price of strawberries ow ing to the fact that the Southern cron was curtailed by the free/.*'. U will also m">an thai watermelons and cantaloup! s froiu thai section, which mjuallv reach this mark"i ..bout .June !. will not be here until about Jnlv I and that there will be a vuy shnri sitnplv of South.ern veg?-tahles of all descriptions here this spring. The freeze has I-'mmi the most disas frous lo tbe trucking interests through Hi-3 Southeast thai has ever been experienced since this groat in dustry developed to v.\i.ri:tmf rig railroads;. .John F. Stevens I,ikoly (o Do I( 1m?r (In* Ronnsy ivaiiia Railroad. Washington. D. C.?John F. Stev ens, who recently resigned as chief engineer of the Panama Canal, is to enter 1 ho employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad for tho purpose of making a valuation of its property. It is believed that this action is in tended to anticipate such action by the Government, as tho ronds see that in the n \ir future the matter of milk ing a Government valuation of rail road properties is likely to become an is.'ttie and they desire to know their statute and what may be expected when that time comes. In other \vords, the roadv want to. bo protected against the possible disposition of Government appraisers to underesti mate the value of their holdings. MOR OK WOMEN UK AT A MAX. Take Revenge on a Farmer For Cru* city to His Wife. Tjomlon, Ohio.--George II. Ward, a farmer, near Roscoe, Madison Coun ty, was soundly whipped by sixteen women because of his alleged con tinual whipping of his wife and other cruelties to her. Mrs, Ward died and Ward burled her, digging the grave himself to save expenses. The women met at an ap pointed place armed with buggy whins. When Ward came from the grave they pounced upon him and boaf. him, crying, "Roast," "Rrute," and "Dog." Mrs. Word before her death tiled a petition for divorce, allegiug cruel ty. I,overs J .cap to Death. R a Iked in t h ir plan to elope, Stew art C. (Jay. ninc? a years old. and Mr.ble [*eiidb:?on. seventeen years old. killed tlionise!vc?? at Clifton Forge. i Va., by jumping from the suspension bridge. Rryan Relieved to Re in Race. Democratic leiiti-Ts expressed thr opinion ihat W. 1 \ . i,. in his Brooklyn : p- I -. renon <1 all ..oubr Snf bis c:indi lac\ l'i evidential iinuiinai Ion. Dr. Akctl \rrivcs. NkectS^ri ved from Liverpool to 1.J1 "vViTt h \venue Bap .V/A '."iv City, baying it v tailed Rockefeller's Nisile Statues Draped. Students of the Dan'ov.ry. Conn . high school, who bought sta'uca of Arollo and tlso Discus? Thrower to adorn the schoolroom, wov? ordered to drape them by the committeemen. Room in Fishing. The fishing boom is now on in Xan ? tucket, and the industry shows more ? activity than has existed since the i decline of the whale fishery, four Ne/ovo/v/*' 'Week: *\ ASM I XCiTON. llrlgadier (Jeneral A <' Markley, Thirteen!It Infantry, was retired for Immigration C nnmis.-ioner Sargent raw loftO for' igners from Northern lOnrope landed at Haliimore. Mrs Roosevelt gave a dinner dance at tin* While ]louse for Mi.sb Ethel's class at t ho Nat lonaI Cnt h< dm 1 School. (iovornor l,oa. of Delaware, de clined tht- War Department's Invita tion to ?ond its National Cuard to the .J a in est own 10 x posit ion. The plans and specifications for ihe two 20,000-ton battleships for the United States navv have been signed and aro ready for bidders. Ma jor-fienoral James K. Wad", the senior in that rank In the army, and nod. in llii*> for Heulenant-geiiGral shl|), by operation of law on account of ago, was placed on the ret\pc(L}M. Civil Service Commifesioner Mcll heney, of Ixtulsiana, in entering upon what he calls a campaign <>f educa tion in the South. .The I'nlted Stales four! of Ap T?#*alK in (Chicago affirmed the convic tion of the Chicago and Alton Rail way and two officials for rebating <)l It ADOI'TKD ISLANDS. Regis II I'osl was inaugurated flovernor of Porto Rico. Havana bankers declined (Iovornor Maroon's invitation ;o borrow the surpltiH in the Cuban treasury, slaving t licv could not lend tlie money the\ had. I'litiippine politic.''1 oa/ties j.? r:11?? <ht> work of (Jeneral Allen. Secretary of War Tal'l told Porto Ricana in Police they enjoyed all ;h> liberty of (he American pconle. Havana is threatened by a milk famine. The reception ;;iven by Secretary Taft at San Juan \v;ti :i briilbinl sm* cess, (iuests from :'!! ? ::i <?.: t;t t he Isl and were present. DOMCMTl:'. The Two 111 V ""v.'Mf ;< I': '"i-y Vns ;.t,i:l<'il from I'ui'i I'than ^ Idi the Philinpine;.. Tw.'iM v warships ? m' 1 ? ? s? 11 ? .n "- \?1 ? miral !?'villi ; :i?!?'? ;l <>|Y Old !\.in< Comfort fov the .!aUlrst')W:l K;:po:>; I ion. John I?. Dunning. a w? ii know p. wnr corrcspoml' ii!, ?! i -1 from i imor in Philadelphia. John Smllii ron.ss< d to having taken nart in the murd* ;? oi 'Mini Cock rill at Jackson. I'.' .. uml 'i' the direction of Judge James Hargis. The ixift of a new i Ii;mh-1 .-Mitl a mu sic liall to Norihfield S?-"n?n:?ry for Young Latli'o bv .Mrs-, tiu**11 both to <'osi SI r.n.OilO. was announced at NoylhlVold. Mass. Of the issue of. barge ??anal lmprovem"ut bonds adverted for salf by the Slat" Con; roll0'.' at .VI baliv. N. V.. only s:',iin.ooo wore tak en by the public, the r^irialnd'T being purchased by the State. The Interstate Coinmo-.v ("oiiunis slon closed its bearing in the case of K. II. Harrlinan and the Cbb-ago anil Alton and Southern Paoilh- transac tions. Standard Oil will light verdict in Chicago trial. John Cadwalndor. Jr. and John Monaghan. of Philadelphia. lawyers, fought with their lists in an anteroom of a court about a question of vorac ity. Kmbezzlement of ?2<L-1X.I is cliargcd against forinev lollor 1>. G Cavagna, of the First National Bank of Cincinnati. After lctllinr: bis mother-in-law, Mrs. Kate Paris, at Claremore. I. T., George Golden was himr-Mf killed by Chief of Police Loach whilo trying to escape. Mrs. Kllza Orne Ropes died in Salem, Mass.. releasing a f>l.:>00.000 estate accumulated by Ivr father, which will go to Harvard University and public institutions of Salem and Cincinnati. Interests on the Pacific Coast de clared that the plan of Ja;?n:iofe ex clusion in return for admission of Japanese children in the public schools was a failure. foreign. News from Rome tnys that fifty yard9 of the exterior wall of the \ all can suddenly collapsed. The British Unionist majority was increased at the by-election for the North Division of Belfast, George S. Clark was returned. Mexicans are greatly eon'-'ined by the fact that the cathedral In Mox.ro City. a historic structure, was cracked seriously b> the recent earthquake. Puerto Cortex and Ceii>a. accord ing to advices from Honduras wore captured by the Nicaragua::* without a shot being fired. Manuel Bonilla. former President of Honduras, landed at Salina Cm/, from the American gunboat Prince ton. Lord William Nevlll war. tonnd pulltv of the charge ?.f swindling a pawnbroker In London and was s >u tonee.l to a year's iniprhonmop... A monument to 1 ? r"a;; naiil. lay painter, a native of Gr;v.=..-:o. !? ranee, was unveiled by Minis'-.' o Lduc. - lion P.rland. the one hundredth anni versary of the artist's den.h. Twontv-tive members of the fight in? wine of .he Social K 'V'.intlnn.sts were arrested in St. Petersburg. Ku.. 6ia' The annual report of l.ord Cromer. British Agent In EgypL co.^ains a suggestion for the ostablishme.it of a soft of modified home rule In that country. . . Ten Russian students entered the I'niveraitv at St. Petersburg, fired re vol vera at the olHclalt. robbed the cashier ot ?S50 and escaped. The French Minister of Flnaitcp at Paris issued a decree maximum tariff to co.Vvs fSa..rJ nito Hico and also to lho?e from Lnited States ports after June SO. Hitherto I the minimum tariff has been applied, under the convention of 190L nousfcH?o> > ? .AFFAIRS DEALING WITH REFUSE. Kef use should never be allowed to reomiu in the kitchen all day; It In ti great menace to health to do so. It Is better to get a pail dfhd hang thin on a good strong staple driven in tho wall jnut outside the window. Bays Woman's Lite. Vegetables can be platVd lu baskets lined with man* ila paper. TOO PARTICULAR. The overparticular housekeepers should not 1?<5 too severe in ke?ipiyg the house in order. Let it bo kept clean and orderly, so that no onu will suffer discomfort for lack of these things; l?ut it has been observed that " a home is not rightly governed and unite fai!s in its true mission when <omi.icte \ in a spirit, of combat, even dirt. "Cleanliness does not stand next to godliness when gained at a constant expense of nerves and temper, at the cost of every other comfort." BEDROOM DRAPERY. Font' country house bedrooms that arc furnished in colonial style no fab ric approaches more closely the old time dimity, of which our foremotIt ers made their bedspreads, than the lleeced-lined or other heavy striped or barred piques found on the modern counter. These materials are used by decorators who are given carte blanche in carrying out their schemes for bedspreads, bureau and stand ??overs, etc. Tim, edges of all the pieces are scalloped and buttonholed or are Mulshed with a narrow white cotton fringe.- Indianapolis News. lil'V COOD LEATHER. No amount of up-to-date frills and furbelows will make up tor a belt of poor leather that is much the worse for wear or a handbag that fairly vises lip and sini. I<s that it is imita tion, and the woman who wears a ? I ."> hat and carries a its-cent bag is the woman who is making a large mist a ke. An expensive brig may seem an ex travagance in the beginning, but it is economy :;i the end. for it not only outlasts four or live 'near-leather" (dies, but it adds to a woman's well gjoomrel appearance and speaks for itself as does almost no other article of dress. .Money pj; >nr on leather trappings* of tlie best quality, is one of the most satisfactory ways in which a woman who always wants to look well dressed ean economize. A RENOVATING HINT. The business of relining a coat, which is so often necessary at thin itiiue of the year, ran lu? very si tit ply achieve! i:i the following inanne"": First remove half the old lining *o use as a pattern by which to cut out the new one, leaving the other half stilclmd to the coat to act as guide. The next process is 10 unpick tho piece of lining which has been de tached. Lay it flat on the new ma terial and cut round the pattern, leaving enough for minings. Hew up the seams, leaving the arm seam open. Lay the new lining over one sid^ of the coat, and baste it into po sition. unpicking the remaining half by degrees, end basting the new in its place, says Woman's Life. I ho bottom, lront and neck must now be neatly hemmed, and the arm holes and under-arm seams sewed up. Any material which U over should he gathered or r.eatly pleated Into these two seams. Lastly, the linings of the sleeves must be sewn up aud stitched in. t.vw now to PREPARE* THEM Pumpkin Pic ?To one quart of new milk iul.1 eight teaspoons of stowed pumpkin, two 01 flour, four o? sugar find four of molasses, a half teaspoon rath of pinner, salt, cassia or Antilles to L>ake slowly one lion r, !'o:nnto S.iv.ip- -(^-e q::art of toma toes, one quart of milk, one j int of water; hoi! wat t :::nl tomatoes to gether twenty minii-ilun add miik and a half tt a.:! :-m!a. let it. hoi! u;> afi 'r :? ' ling miik rind soda. Seal'011 with b pepper and salt; pour through :> ro'.amler iuio u tu reen, Sow.* while hot. Cream of Hire Soup-?Two quarts of chicken broth, ? t->a<up of rice, one quart of r ilk 1 half (M ain i* hi-t tcr>, one ( nhui, 0110 s.aik <>t celery, salt and la pja r t?> iasl?-. Wash the rice, add the onion and celery, and caok two hours; then strain through a sieve; add the . .\isur.im; and Ihn milk or cream, whirl* has come to th* boiling 1 oi 11 . It mil'- is used. add little piece of Putter. Stowed Bcdsteak? Put a little * or butter In the frying pan and h It thoroughly. Take a pound or tie more of lower round of cut in live or *ix pieces, put ip and brown w til on bctll and pepper and fill the pan ivi:' Ing water. Add two or ^re< onions and cover; let boil for then set tack and simmer hours. It v/Jll need water r caslonally Ten minutes bef add a llour thickening ? plenty of g.avv. Nice w ions, It tUcy aie not liked