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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-11

There are only six mechanical pow
ers or principles. No man ever has
or ever can make one of those princi-
plies, but the records of the United
States Patent Office show that the in
ventive faculties Of men have combin-
ed those six principles into over 300,-
900 useful machines. They could
make the machines but not the
principles -corld make over 100000
machines with six starting points, as
it were.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-11

Antoine Sender, tramp, attempt.
ed to rob family named Dobson in
Umatilla county. They had permit
ted him to sleep in the attic, and he
waited until all were asleep, when he
began providing around. Farmer
Dobson was awakened and grappled
with Sender, who shot him through
the arm. Dobson ran to get his gun
and Sender fred at Mrs. Dobson,
barely missing her head. Dobson re-
turning, filled the murderous tramp
with buckshot. His wounds are Sc
rious but not fatal. He has been tn
ken to Jail at Pendleton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-11
10 Delinquent Tax Payers

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ~, an Fl.
IN have this day levied upon o cIt
lowing described property ~ sc ncacsmber
with law. and that on Monday 4, 0' o'clock
IA, 1886, between the hours OF - day. il
A. M. and 8 O'Clock P. nj. o. say 80 Bois
front of the Court House door %, o. n n
County, I will, in obedience 70 ID pprov.
sions of law in this case mas = Lowing de-
ded, commence to sell the a ,a .Siit thereof .
scribed property, or so muc eho taxes taxes and
NAV be necessary 10 satisfy the 'aA''
costs thereof.
BEN t. DAVIS, n
Assessor and Tax Col. for b0's'
Nov 90, 1885. a;tcb and
water.right conveying wafer ssosDimprove
ments on land in Lower 3. ore eud cost,
Personal properly, $60O-IaS ca a.
SIN; road and hospital tax ~ I'd acres
G,ennon s. Tifiiny, One hundFsus sso~
improved land in Garden saii. md cost,
Personal property, sla6s, Tax , ana SO
$50. 90; Two road and hospital '"N' s : and
W. Iohn poarcctt 1850 acres Of fla lana 4 tie he
,nrnuem u on the middle , iork $500
Pavette river, il. Garden VIVA and costs
Personal property, S'o
SOL
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
RELIABLE
Ran Road Time Card

Ran Road Time Card
Eastward
Mail and Express .. e.. ...5:O7 a III.
Freight and accommodation. $3.50 e
Westward.
Mail and Express ............l2'I a. NJ
Freight and cCOmOdatiOu..G:27 IN
J. E. Pretz. Agent. Marvin.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03

Rev James Suggs. a colored Free
MeLhUdist minister. just closed "a Sue
cessful NEE. my. Some OF our old dem
ocrats had 10 give il upthe was some
thing more than a horse In the colored
man
N H Parl er l. digging another well.
w b Could has Il ALLY landed on
Jack creek again. lie ba- come Ia stay
this lime. He i sail lied that kaus1s
Is The place fnr poor man.
Aes~rS- Charley and JOHN Goode have
reimned To Orleans. Neb , To attend ne
winter term OF school AT the Orleans
seminary. The boys say the sch,,sl is
progressing nicely We only regEer
that Phillips county did not get the SEM
mary, which We might have had by a
kJtle effurt,-buU TOD Ia now. We con
graduate Orleans over their success.
But.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
Bloomington

For SALE CHEAP.-A fine second
hand Organ. almost as good as new.
Inquire at this office
Call on q. w. Bickford for pure
druss and fresh paints. His stock Is
new and complete. If
FOR SALE
From ten to twenty cows and heiE
ers. Oh Deer creek . miles southeast
of Philipsburg. 1. Y. LEE.
Buy books for Christmas pre-ents at
the Post Office. #
If you want to see something nice, 90
and look at th".e oil painting, at Lei
nugwell & dcClung's. They sell them
cheap.
Since the cleo ion Of Cleveland, Mr..
d. {. Clark is SO magnanim"uSlF in
clined toward all his iellOw men that he
will pay he very tip-top price for hogs
at his la g. If
B oxford & Champlin will pay the
highest market price ia ca~h fer hogs,
catle and sheep. l hey al want %
600 bushels of corn for which hey will
pay the top cash price. If
q. W. Bickford has the best line of
cigars in tOwu. Try them and be
convinced. II
All the standard Patent Medicines
can he found at q. w. BIckiOrd' >
Drug store. Il
Mrs. Holmes complete works at the
Post Office. #
James Woods has just received a
large assortment OF toys aud holiday
goods, which viii be sold at bottom
prices. lie also has a fresh stock al the
be-t Arctic overshues in he word.
choice Perfumery and Hair Oils at
G.. W. BIckfOrds'. If
When in need of Medicines, Fancy
Goods or Toilet Articles, call on q.
W. BickfOrj He Is constantly re-
e. living new and fresh goods. aud his
stock viii be found complete and re-
liza BILE. Il
What more appropriate present oan
vOu lind for your husband. wife, Si-eers
mother, sw ee;-hrart, Of lover, han q
nice book, album. toilet set, writing
desk. steIeo cnpe. Bible. shopping bag,
autograph . bum work -bOXs &c, &c,
which yuu can find at Il T.. Spauld-
ing =, H. the r. o. building who a.s0
carrie~ a full line Of stationery, school
books, juvenile books, Games, &c. Il
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03

Dick Palmer, a brother OF d T. Pal
mer, came in on Friday morplng Stage
Last year up to January 1st, TreaSur-
or Snli b Issued 1915 TAX receipts; this
year, up TO January LIST, be has issued
1883, IA & in OF 50 receipts. hi hard
tunes do NOT seem to affect the lax pay
ers Of this county 50 badly as some ON
ers.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation TO a ! exception and lDaugur-
al ball 10 De given in the senate Cham
Der, at Topeka. on the p insi. IN hon
or OF Hon. John 4 . Martin, and other
state officers. Judeing from the num
Der OF cummitiees IL is To be an elegant
as well AS Ii mamOtn affair.
The Norton Courier comes to US this
week enlarg ed To six column quartO-
same size Of the Herald. IL is neat,
newsy and we'll edited paper. one OF
" ich Norton may well be proud. and
we are glad To u"te the prosperity OF
brothers, Simm"ns q McCrea.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
THE NEW YEAR.

At the beginning of the new year IS a
good time to cast about and see how
sou stand With the world. Some reo-
pie have habit of shutting their eye.
and doing business in Il sIip-ShUd sort Of
a way, trusting 10 luck for the ou come
prudent IN IN will not do business in
this way, lie will M IKE N tthemLtical
calcul ,tious aud know 10 dot hOw he
stands wilh The world. He wi | look
facts Squarely in the face, and if his
condition Is not the best, SGT about to
remedy it. Pay your debts AS lar as
you cal, and where you canuoI meet
your Obligations at the present time,
see your creditors and ar. ange with
tn u for IA extension of time. Ills The
case in business matters that one man
Otlen depends upon another 10 moeJ his
0tO,t Obligations aud If one link IN The
chain Is broken 1t diSarranges all. Then
try TO begin the new Year NIth IA c eas
record and good cunscience, and it
will be happier one Tor you, aud your
fellow men.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
OOODE.
CTOLTAH

8Ir. Editors have not seen anything
OF much Importance uUm GJUde, So
th0u2 hC lew words from this part
might interest your many readers.
his part of the county Is getting to
the front try ing 0 Keep up with the pal
lance Of the county.
he rev (iOode schOOi-hOuse Is nm
ishsd Al d It Is one that Is ard 10 beat
Schuol is going on nic,l y with but very
little trouble.
The farmers are laughing all oyer
their Ia' Is when they look at their vast
cribs al bins filled with era u.
Our post office was atLaoAed a short
time ago by n rough b, but old father and
mulher Code say ed the post Office key
aud lost nothing, bat the two cal 'ple-
gut badly abused by the rough s tongue
) g e. ne world,
Jim GOnde 3 brother in-laW, David
Guhd, has Just arri, d from the east un
jack q eek looking for location Still
they come. COme On, there II rOum for
many more.
C a. Turner has the posts set TO
fence In his homestead
Jim G,Dode has finished fencing so
acres OF his lam, Still the ImPIOve-
ments 20 on
y ye~, Ben. Buffers fish pond did not
blow up, but il birW dOWn-IhaJ j., the
water leaves the fish on dry terra nrma.,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03

Singing school tonight at the school
house
Mrs. d. A. HuIing has been quite sick
for sex eral days past.
The weather has been pretty cold
during Christmas and New Years, the
thermometer stood 70 deg ees below
zero last Thursday morning.
n. Q. Reville, Il prominent lawyer
of stockton, in company " tn v. LOring
with Frank Hnwa. & Co.. of AJchlsOn,
made US a pleasant call ON Monday
School district, and township treas
urers eau draw their respective funds
from the county treasurer any time
after the fOurt Monday Of this month.
young lady at Republican City
with mOie pride than sen-e; had set
of natural lee extracted because they
were Irregular, in order 70 give room
for tony false set.
A II Kelley, father of Mrs. Jasper
McIlvain. Who sold his farm In Deer
Greek township some two or three
Years ago and moved ID Blue Hill, Neb.
has returned to tbis county and Will
ur" baby make his home with US eguin.
Mr.. X Is ii good citizen. and we hope he
may permanently lOCa'e with US.
MARRIED: On New Years day
Mr.. Joseph Weeks, to Miss Hattie
Chapman, all of Freedom township
Rev.-b. K. Turner Off. .iatuug- Rev. Is.
R. Turner reports a splendid time, he
saws the dinner was exelent- and 1t must
be 50 tor be is a critic in thai line. The
Herald extends it. best compliments
Mr.. j. NJ. Sallee, the Clerk of the
District Court, elecr, il on hand tamil
i. rizing h,m~elf with the details OF his
Office. Mr.. Sallre is a very leasant
gentleman, and we pred CT hat The hon
ors of the Office will rest graceful " on
his Shuu ders. We trust the people of
Philhpsburg will extend 10 him hearty
n elrrme
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
FREEDOM.
SAYBO.

Notwithstanding the late fall, there
IS some corn still in the field.
Mr.. n. j. Cole still thinks he viii see
the Pacific coast the coming year.
MIR PiCkenoa toh has purch Used
Mr.. Fl ederirk Robin on 5 Tim er-c aim
Z. +. Morton ''the happy miller l.
standing IN his mil. as the wheel goes
around he Is grind whlI he Will etc,
is prepared t. grind ,rn To any degree
Of ,.neness, and also graham,
Christmas l.assed very quietly here
duriug the day bur, in the ,vening, the
Nj, L people of spring creek gave d
supper al Mrs. Fag,enan's and. beside
a good supper a good social time was
he report of the participants; $3.50
was 4, ceivtd Tor The benefeiU Of the
church.
Sever al lad hunters are in this part
and timber claims are at ar.
b. +. Morton i again canva-s{ng for
trees over O d territory; MIR. Al. Is veri-
II ing the I'D addAge, "hOnesty is the
bet policy"
J he Liberty society on PlOtper creek
is developing tull t'edged orators;
thO,e Whu MAY need fourth of July suar-
ers the coming summer must not Tor
get the 10 ,dsru CicBrOS,
Barnett Bump is nearly recovered
from the effects OF his noe urnal tour
namenU with the cemetery fence.
GoLIAH.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03

VIII Hamilton representing The Il N
of Hamilton, Wood, uf & Co., Topeka,
WAS at large on our streets last week.
The weather has been continuously
cold ( + over TWO weeNs. This IS re-
marka5le for our climate, aud augurs =
January thaw.
We understand that G. w Caswell,
of Arcade township, shipped car load
of whe IT to mt. keU on his own acc unit,
and 1t Melted him but ~ cent? per
bushel.
The Ladies church aid society will
give a sociable ut the residence OF Mr..
ID. l.. Smuh, on Tuesday evenIg Jan. &
AL are cordially invited 10 attend.
Mrs. FRANK MCKAY
Sec
'sLittle drops of water, little g aims
of sand, M Ike The mighty ocean, and
the beauteOus land small sums due
the primer, paid with ca~h in hand.
hell To make the winter, warm as
summer laud.
List OF letter, remaining in the post
Office at Phillipsburg, not called for
January first, IS.
Beach. Mr.. A, Dntson. Mr.. B,
Conway. Mort, RaSs. VIM.
Obriau. {. White. II n, J
II. G SPAULDING
p. NJ.
~ thout particularly desiring 10 di
Grim nae in favor OF one party to the
dgLrlmenL of another, We can cOns,ien-
ii usly advise our readers from person.
al ,xpeiie fence la purchase tree, from
some we'll known and reliable nursery.
and we know of none better than the
old hGuix, OF Bloomington, Illinois.
When paying up your accounts, don't
forget the printers, imply because the
amount is small. Those little dubs in
the aggregate are Il mighty biz Int.
TneiC are very few, who do a. much
work tor the public for the amount of
pay, a. news raper men " hen dIShurS-
ing your annual lucre, don't forget them.
just now our genial Post Master in
expectancy is over Whelmt d with Postal
documents. Any one wunld think
from he late OF =, me of these papers
mat be ought 10 ha, q been 20 Master
under II. vs.. But ancient a. they are,
Dave takes them in good spnits aud
treasure them ~ 4 20 ID and honest
democratic heart. Dan Smith Cuke~
care OF them Tor the cigars and eve'y
time he looks at the box wants another.
List Sunday, Meth ,dist Sunday
school was organized at the School
house which viii hereafter take tn,
place aud absorb what has heretofore
Ell known as the Union Sunday
SchOol. We believe This is good
N we and entirely proper A sunday
), huul should be under the auspices Of
some chu ch which can foster it, and
be responsible for its success AH able
aad eli lent corps O officers We're eject
I'D, as follows :-Supt. Frank Mckay;
Assistant Su l. J. F. Morse; Secretary,
j w. Lowe: Treasurer, WIlber Allen;
Librarian, Alice b oxford.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
Jack Creek Srtings.


The weather is still cold.
II has been showing off and on for
several days.
Tim Smith has returned home. he IS
staying with his f4Lher. in-law Mr.. D.
Aye,ill
We wish TO correct a mistake which
we MADE in last weeks sifJings; it was
Miss Roach. instead uf Miss Craig,
that is teaching at the Goodrich sc huOl
house.
Frank Ory's ia her has returned
from OloradO and Is stal ing with b m
The people of Jack creek are busy
chOppiug and carry ing in wood for il l.
cola.
l. f Rhamy of Orleans, Neb. is sto .
il 2 with his uue.e F. L. Rhamy, for the
winter.
The SPELLING school at the Goodrich
schoO house, was success, Miss Alice
BairdOr was he best speller present,
We spelled for about hall AN hour; then
recess which WAS followed by play
called snap and catch 'em, bat Ell.
Goodrich, turned it into catch and
kiss 'em.
SAMBO.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03

Last Saturday evening the mem hers
of the Masonic Fra eruiIy Of this CITY
aud vicinity, accompanied by their fam
lies, met at the court houSr for the par
pose of witnessing the inst allatiou cere-
monies of that q der, aud OF eni wing
an oyster supper. The evening " a
pleasant and there was large aud good
IA ured company assembled. Hon.
John IS sSetl, OF kjrwin. c me up to act
s. Installing uti or, but being sJmewhat
indlspOsed c. A. Lewis acted IN hi
stead. A, IrOup, of Marvin, acted in
tn capacity of G and Marshall. The
following officers were Installed: w
NJ, Frank Strain; S. ", d. l. Smith
j. w, + +. Carpenter; Trea> urer, G..
w. Young; Secretary, F. L, NJ. Dutch
err, 5. D., n. BE AIrCO mick j. D.. z.
&. s, Lowe; S. y, j. n Hodge: j. S.
j, D. Couch aid lyler, Charles Dick
ey. Alter the imposing ce emory OF
installation was over with. All elegant
supper was prepared hy the ladies, (who
by be way, deserve much crrdIs). cnu-
sisting OF fresh oysters cooked in every
conceivable way, and sOmt. not c ok,+d
at all, reSh fish, which betusr we'll
b. lied we're delicious, tea, fire, pie.
cakes and many other delicacieS too
numerous 10 mention To this least of
aimeutative nutlment the Assem- blpd
com Dauy did fu justice. With The ex-
ion Il the facts that 7 ". Lowe
choktd himself W tn an enormous BIZ
valve butcher became dangerously
sirangled on ~Oup, d. l. Smith ate so
much fish that his hat was q small for
hlm, Forpey had 10 be chOked Oft in or
Der I'd ave his vest buttons, and a few
other such minor incidents, he supper
passed off quietly enough Altogether
it was a pleasant affair and one long 10
he remem oered.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
COMMUNICATIONS.
Items Of Interest from s.1l
Darls Of the County by
the Herald's Corps
Of Correspond
eutSs
PIE asant Valley.

PIE aSanL valley.
We are having very cold Weather.
Christmas is past the little folks
ghink they would love for it to last all
she year. We had a nice Christmas
taee ''Uld Santa" came in and gave US
all the candy and apples we could eat,
c me again santa.
Mark Buell. came up to the valley to
Kill quail~. him aod lour others boys
hunted all day Christmas and came III
to jones JOhLson's about ?, O'Clock
hungry enough TO cat Is 10. turkey
and lot enough game to pay Tor the
powder they burned.
ANY one finding blue collar with
a red ribbon III it will confer a great
favor On GTtha johnson To let her
hear hom it as it was Il presan, to her
off the Tee. PENCLI G.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
0 Id

Eugene John, Kirwiu, Is sole agent in
Phillips county for the celebrated spoon
er Patent collar. He also has u full line of
SADDLES,
BRIDES,
HALTERS,
WHIPS,
SIURS,
FLY NETS ,
and makes a SPECIALITY Of HAND
MADE HARNESS. Give him a call
before buying elsewhere. If
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
he

l nave been requested by numerous
parties to ask all persons having in
their possession Baud Instruments be-
longing 10 the city. 10 bring them 10 my
office, as the aulhOriiieS wish I'd ha, e
them repaired with a view o OrganIZ
Ing . Lew Band. &. A. LAWS.
Mayor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
NOTICE

NOTICE.
All persons knowing theLnSelve ind BIT
cd 10 the undors gn ID will please call
and settle the same before The Is If
January, 1855. All unsettled accounts
Will be placed in lie hands 81 alto. ney 5
Tor mined ate cOllecu N Al hat date.
q Nv. q. w Young.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
~ I'D
Iraae Eotal

Subscribe Tor The II laid.
Albums of all kind, at the Post Office.
Farm loans at the Phillips County
Bank. If
Lefingwen & McClung have a few of
those nObby fur caps lett.
For Sale.
One good mare four years old. En-
qUire at Page harness shop. j3-2w
j. F. Morse, at the bank is prepared
to make good farm loans. tt
For good assortment of toys, go to
Lefingwel u McClung s.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-12-24

Among the many stories Lincoln
used orslate WINS the iollewing Truas-
ing along o lonely road one morning
on my ~sy 10 THE county seat. Judge
-oyertoak me with hts and
afrited me TO q seat.
Ne had not gone Tar before the
wagon began &c wohhle. Said z
Judge. ! think veur ooschiaan Inns
tskeil a drop roo much
Putting his head ont Of the window,
che lndre shouted; "W'hy vou intern
"a seonndrel s&3u are drunk''
Turning round with great vravity,
the coarhnYan said 'ABe dad but
that the fr8t riglftfui s'cision your
Honors given n twel mont
If people knew the facts they would
re surprised to learn how many people
reel in the streets VIM never @dfink "a
hop They are the victims Of sleep-
less. Of drawsy dbys, OF 8poplee.
sic Tendencies. whose blood Is set
On fire bv urin Acid. Some duv
they will reel no more-thsv will
1rop dead INST hgcalise they haven't
ths moral courage to defv useless pro
ieSsional attendance ana }l use OF
the wonderful aarueFis saie cure
: a~eutrRlIGe the URIC acid5n the system
ah6 T1Us get r3i Of the Fsdrnnkeuuess
IA the blood. Tho American Rural
Home.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-12-24
MARKET UrroETS.

DrETTH Wheat-&u. 1 Northern. ssEc.
No. / hard %.
MrSNsApnLTs. Whaat--Noa ] hard. SgEr
No I Northern Sill NJ. Northern. ss4g.
Flour-iasacks 81 .aeGg5.2 Tor glHpments.
81. Sbtm5.I3 IN barrels S5fA5 20. torr~-G2
a35c. .25G7 30. shorts-SgEl
30. osts-Na.2 Whit*. 2S6}"n,, Ryr-AslE
Sic. karlpv-4bNU7b c. fora meat-$i6.58
0l7y5o. Mixed ipea-+SI6n16.bU Huv-
kg26WT.T6. OatFpaal-S8 8JfG8. Saao.
--14moJhy. 81 boa tsG5 So. ! fansesd
81 o. clover S5a6nT.
CufCAGu. Whept-+No. 2sprinr, sB4enSeA
No. 2 Spring. ESQ 7IkG No. 2 red. 9Oe
No. 2 red, Is Cgsrr -cash. 4Ikya$Ibc.
Dats-essh 2g& Evr-Nu. .. g.. Bar
.ev-Au. 2, Be-. FLAX seed No. ], STA.
&Nss ~p0rE-c'ash. $S~ag6E9,7B- Lard
-ssE. Sc, 05. Buttr--rreamerT. 15@27e.
satyy I2A9tlsc, E~ggs-3At.
MILWAUKEE Nrrat-S+,si,. So. Ger
No. . Ale. OatF-Nu y ESQ Rvr-Nn.
J Gao. BarIry-Na. > 52er Moss pork
$3.50. LaHr-GashL $500. ButtCr--Dafry
i4@lGe. Cheesr-7H@sgc Eprp-2V@
Bic.
~. PkJa.. Wheat--No ] hn,d. gSc. No.
! Northern. sc. Ga~r-Nu. 8Tc. nats
No. = mixed, 2sc, Ne. 2 white. 2ae.
3 white. 2Sg. Rarlrv-Ne . SSg. No.
S"xrra, sstd Ok. No. irregular. Har. Rye
aSc. GroUnd feod-S1G. Corn ugpal-
0ottod, SIS, coarse. So. ~Brar-saeked
Gl2; sh0rts, 5000. Baled hnv.-Upiaud
prairie, 81, timo*hy. $40 Ftar saeG
800. Flour Patent. s +@5tU6.N5
strajFhta 81 T6m5 bakers. 81 g5ta4 81.
rye S3-25@8.75. I,iye hogs So. 95m,3 ~.
dressed hogs -S4.l2A,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-12-24
arc the sexes CHANGING.

Under the startling hnadIu2 "Arethe
sexes Changing a New York CORE
. spondent writes TO tho San Francisco
J. arConant.
ltisrather amusing to not last how
that the fashionable world displays q
tendency decidedly IA reverse Of that
which obtained a few vemrs ago. Once
1t wt.s proper for men to cultivate a
martial bearing. They held their
hesds in the air, took manly strides,
held their shoulders back AMI were
brisk and talkative. The proper
thing M girls at that time was the
dropping and wilowy article. d.
hadn't much appetite and Il cultiva
ted tie habit OF dropping it, Ids over
It's large Blue eyer. All tins rs very
bad form nov, Men should droop a
little carry themselves ~careiessly sud
bend rneIr mead n :.:s!a farWaTd II the
500 specimens o. view at the horse
show are TO be taken az ~CxaFnptes.
Their clothes should not 1T too
snuGiy their trousers must be very
wide and ALWAYS freshly iruped so
that the seams Will show, Iust as they
do IN trousers thar have gust come
from the tailor. From glance at 500
Of these men 10 sili appear that ali OF
them copied from the same model.
Few O| them wear sIGe-whiskers now,
and nearly all are content with a sim.
pie moustache. They wear nigh haas
with two-Iuch bands about then, black
eoHts that ere GETAWAY ia 'front.', gray
trousers. white ovcrgaiters and var
nished boots. Add e pair 81 brink.
o1iorst qlov a., u buekhra stick and
a red tlcl and you have what would
appear TO be ansoiutcly correct in New
York At this particular time AZ the
year at the horse show. 1t is rather
difficult to gain thus information, Tor
no man seems to care for any other
man, and ali eyes are turned on the
woman, They walk AXE so many
dHshGng dragons, with their chin high
in the air, their big eyes open to the
full limit Of the law and their magnih-
cent shoulders and buSts encRsed in
taiior-lnade jackets. They stare at
the men with superb Indifference and
walk about as II the world owed them
homage and must render it In spite OF
everything,