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Show THIS HEK American Drop trmur. American bicycles, particularly models. are frequently teen on English, Irish and Scotch highways. models are Many of our h well represented in the shops of and I.elth, an are most of our One of the cheap patterns. American Arms has only been moderately successful In Introducing Its models, even at a very reduced because the managers have up Delci-iou- s price, to the present refused to change them la-di- high-grad- e Kdin-Lurg- best-kno- in Town to get these Bivalves served in the Most Palatable way is at THE ROYAL CAFE The Best place 252 South': Main St. wn to suit British tastes. Another equalfirm Is able to sell many ly machines In Leith at a figure slightly in advance of the highest price usually charged In the United States largely because they have met British tastes and requirements. One particularly well-know- n they make Is a choice of any tires, British or American, deconcession GRAND OPENING H. D. SABINE, mdnlloi, 9 west sscond soum. lesi cuiiei TORTOKi I Ho:ei Guarantees his customers the and Best Fit, Imported Goods THS Workmanship possible to be obtained anvwhkkk, at the verv CAFS ! W R. ENGSTKOU, Prop. 111S. MAIN STREET Newly Furnished.' Finely Arranged. Best Cafe in the City. Onr .Social Duties. 0 lowest prices. Mr. Sabinec rq- utation stands second to none as over twentv0 years for the finest New York trade. 49 L, tachable or otherwise. Kffp in I'omlltlon. is one of the few Steinfeldt Harry players In the profession who Is always In condition to play baseball, summer or winter. The reason is that Harry rever allows his arm or eye to grow rusty for want of practice. Most of the players, after the season closes, do not ses or touch a ball again until they repciL for spring practice. With He plays Steinfeldt it is different. baseball net only because he can draw a handsome salary, but because he likes the game. It is safe to say that Steiny is fit and even ready now to jump Into a game and give a good ac- count of himself. Capt. Ewing received a letter from the Reds' utility man the other day, in which Steinfeldt stated that he practiced on the Fort Worth ball field three days every week for an hour or two. This practice surely ought to keep him in fine fettle. The players a high class cutter, having cut for SECO.ND SOUT.J. (Correct THE Garment Cut-duschool are so uccessful in getting perfect tits on every form without changing a line. This can be easily accounted g i t'or, the Standard the $ in onlv sys-e- m the world left-han- conectmeasure.lt man is differ- !s entirely it from all of the styles With it you can detect in a moment where there are any changes to be made, as it brings out eyery outline dd f Tncl NEW lVitsURE. Wonder of the Nineteenth Century. meas-irement- s. the human orm, and therefore you can cut. a garment to tit a deformed person easily as just as most fortbe perfect form. indorced by all the Leading Tailors and Modistes Wherever introduced. all and Examine it. 328 S. Main St I'ulillc Inlerentnl In nn Ice lllcjrde. Considerable interest has been created In eastern Wisconsin by the In- enter of an ice bicycle who has been vemaking trials of his runner-shohicle on the Milwaukee river and the lakes about Oconomowoc. There Is apparently nothing new about the Invention, however, which consists In substituting for the usual rear wheel of a bicycle a wheel having twelve Ice dogs attached to the steel rim and fastening a runner in a steel frame at caeh side of this driving wheel. A sharp runner is tIso clamped to the rim of the front wheel, which must, of course, be made stationary', and steering is effected with the usual d Cmirne. Suspicious Sign. I say, Bob, (aged six) A Johnny I really believe Im gettin old." Hows that?" Bob mas paid my fare in the 3Iy three times lately without kicklec-tri- in." es Boston Transcript. do not agree to whether it is policy for Going In for Kxereise. a player to play ball during the oft "What did Bess say in her letter to season. Most of them are of the opin- Santa Claus? years old and in perfect health. When 14 years of age he ha ion that it is injurious for a player a beard 6 inches long. It'grew from to practice during the winter months. year to year, and now his hirsute at- They hold that the strain on the mustachment when unrolled has reacheC cles during the playing season is so the respectable length of 10 feet and 10 great that they require a good long Inches. When this man goes out walk- rest during the winter. Steinfeldt told ing be carries his beard rolled up in a Ed Grillo last spring that ever since big skein under the arm, as the old he had been playing professional ball Roman senators carried their togas. he has been playing several days every In winter time he winds his beard week during the off season. Last winseveral times around the neck, using it ter he wTas in Los Angeles, Cal. He as a boa. Since the man is rather played ball there all winter. The resmall In size, measuring but 5 feet 3 sult was that when he reported in Sar inches, the beard is more than twice Antonio last spring he was In the best of condition the mans height. 74 tribune. Belle Would you allow a man to kiss you? Maude Um well, I think it is out duty to er make allowances for thf weakness of mankind, you know. the Dahy. A new fashion in baby cards is to have them cream white, with the babys full name written upon them. d In the lower corner should be the date of birth. This card is enclosed in an envelope, with the mothers visiting card, upon which is engraved her day at home or the special Announcing hat is allowed to Victor measure. This litdate of babys christening party. tle Invention in itself is a perfect The Longest Heard ii. the World. yonder, and every ailor and dressProbably the longest beard in th maker who has .een it declares It world is that of a metal worker it? o be the only true mode of getting Vandenene, near Nieve, France. Thfe; use the re-reiv-es or why the wonder teachers and vs of the Stand-r- d In BcrLu when a passenger ptf bis fare to a street car conductor he a ticket, which is soon afterward collected by an lmjctor. who board A car at a fixed point. One day. Just as a Joke, Mark Twain paid his fare fifteen times on e.ne trip, eaeh tlrno throwing the ticket out of the window or under his seat as soon as he had deposited the tegular fare with th conducu r. says the Ladles' Horae Journal. A few minutes later the Inspector would get on the car and demand tickets all around. Of course Mark Twain had none to show, and had to buy another, apparently with reluctance. The performance amused the American dumbfounded the conductor, who had nevr met so teckless a pat senger, ami tickled the native passengers. who though. the foieljner well punished for his negligence. By this modest Investment material was obtained for a capital story, w hich netted Mark Twain J'st $5ua New York Frances (aged G. who loves her kitty) "Are you happy, mamma?" Mamma "Yes, dear. Why?" Frances I dont hear you (lir.tening) purr." Harper's Bazar. Mistress "Did Mrs. Brown say anything when you told her I was out? Measures. Maid "Yes, m. Mrs. Brown, mum, A great many Punch. said, "Thank heaven! Mum. dressmakers' friend. MU Twiln'i Julu, es She said she wanted a pair of kates and a piano. Chicago Record. Always the Case. Banks "I dont mind the influenza Itself so much its the after effects Im afraid of. "The after effects is what Rivers. ails me. Im dodging the doctor for 25 shillings. Tid-Bit- s. Th Tommy-"P- aw, Age. is an age any defin- ite period of time? Mr. r legg "If it be a womans age. It is mighty uncertain." |