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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-17
frlg lltcIicd.

A Carlin correspondent sends us tho
following:
Supt. Myrick mud c. c. Walker
Atnrtcd out on Thursday morning Enipc
shooting. When nbout four miles from
Carlin tbey came ncross lynx. ono Of
tho largest That has ever been seen in
this section Of county. Mr.. Myrick
was standing about four fcot from il
when he called - Mr.. Walker. Had il
not been for tho rnro presence OF mind
Of that gentleman thcro is no tslling
what might havo been the consequences.
Dir. Wslker had seven or oisht cnrtrid-
gcs that would not go of, aud il must
hnvo been terrible suspense to Mr..
Myrick. II has been rumorcd since
Tint some OF tho Il. II. boys had run
over very large lynx soino days ago
nbout threo or four miles from here.
Nr. Myrick evidently is mistaken about
IL being California Lion.
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The nrIy Closing min.

Tho bill which provides that nll
places OF business where liqnors are
sJld, or where gambling games ARE car
Tied Oh, shn II not be opened before six
O'Clock in tho morning nor lo'nain open
nfior twelve O'Clock. midnight, nud
which also provides that 10 person. per.
sons. firm or corporation shall FELL or
givo nway nny liquors, or permit any
gambling games to continue between
midnight mud six o'clock tho following
morning. passed both branches of tho
legislature and now awaits the sigma
turc Of the Governor to become law
the pOnulty for a violation OF any OF
tho provisions of this Act ia fiuc OF
not less than $500 nor more than $500,
or by imprisonment in the county jill
not less than Thirty days nor moro than
sir months. or by both such fine and
imprisonmrnt; and any person acting
as sgont or employc III nmy such place
OF business shnIl bc equally liable with
tho principal.
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VOLUME 23.
Samoa.

ltnmorS arc prevalent OF conflict
between German war vessel nni the
UnitrI S;rtes y. $. NipSic Ia Somoan
w,terI. A' far az wo cta 10 trn the r--
port i' tht tho German vessel began
bIm3ariiug Apin. for roma unknown
clu.c. when Comm indur ID. W. Mullan,
OF tue Nipsic, seut word t. tile German
commander TINT il he did not dcsist the
NIpsic wDuli fire into him. No alteu
ton being paid to ,hr request tho
American vessel threw shelf into the
German vessel which did considerable
damage in to nring up poiti"n Of he
deck. The Gcrmau commander then
rstnliatol by throwing IL t"rpedo into
tho Sipsic with such terrible rGost ms
I" bio~ her up. siukins her almost im-
mehiatcly.
1t does mt seem very probable that
torpedo coull he pr"jectcl in broad
daylight with such fatal oTic', unless
by nccileni, but such might possibly
ba the case. IL tho report be trnc it
will doubtless have the effect Of bring
iny OH n crisis in samoan nifIirs.
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ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, MARCH II, 1889.
WUmAN'S WEAR.

Stripes are very stylish Just now. especially
for wraps
Sleeves to most evening gowns ore full and
reach almost tn the ellow
Tartan stockings in either wool or silk aro
among tho threats OF the coming season
Badger In its natural liSh; brownish yellow
Is tho correct fur to wear with bIacs OF s.cd>
suits.
Soruo new French hats havo tho brim
worked in chenille In a japanese pattern
Mike on both sides.
Homcspuns from the Islo Of Wight, dear to
tho soul Of itusSin. now appear In oil tho best
London shops
Brown bear fur is accounted wonderfully
stylish for trimming cloth gowns OF buo
green or mode.
Many OF tho hnndsomcst dinner gowns now
maric in I0ndon nro high In tho neck and
hnvo elbow slccvcA
PnriSians now wear tho hair In punches Of
curls low OH tho lack Of tho head. bat only
for tho theatre or opera
London not only allows, but approves Of
gowns Of tho brightest green. combined with
pink or fine faint yellow.
Seal plush wrought In very open cmbroid
cry and undcrInid with pale blue satin, is
much liked for panels to cloth dresses in vari
ous shades OF brown
Alpaca grows in favor and In fashion,
Those brought over for spring wear nro In all
sorts Of colors, and striped and brocaded till
they quito discount the rainbow.
Tho Psyche knot Is tho correct thing TO
wear with toque or round hnt, and should bo
accompanied by pointed bang, waved md
frizzcd, but not regularly curlcd
Full dress cttsagcs nro higher than for
years Often they aro only hnlf low, and
either shaped or pompadour with filling
OF laco that comes up 10 tho throat.
Very yonng women who havo short hair
are much given to curling It very close, then
comhinS 1t into mnss OF nuT and tying It
with ribbon J..-, below tho crown Of the
head.
Cashmere house dresses hnvo princess backs
and jacke, fronts, coming only TO tho whist,
over loos1 full YES. that Is drawn In by a
ribbon and falls quito to tho hem OF the skirt.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-17

There is nothing Of more Importance
i'll my community than the education
OF hor children. Tho Elko public
schools should DO maintained ten
months In each ycnr. Our school build.
ing Ia in such n condition thnt unlcs. re-.
paired soon it will be permanently in.
jurod. In orlor TO accomplish these
results n special tax is absolutely noces.
saty, md eyorY voter, whether lie has
children OF his own or not. should vote
for IL.
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Id allO Drought.

Joe Paul. Of North Sucker creek, was
in town last week. IIo snid the creek
was ns dry ns bJEs when he left, aud
that unless we have good fall ui SNOW
or II good supply Of rain. that uIc ranch
ors will have no wNter for irrigat.ng
purposes. nor for stock II drink. Such
dry weuhcr was never known in this
country before ut this scason OF the
yeAr.--G Idaho AvnlaLchr.
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Wonders OF yyoriuu's Hair,

A womnn's hair nlny grow 10 tho
:ongth Of nix feet Mime. 1Icos, Of
Paris, refused 5000 francs for her
"cranial covering" which wcs nbout
that measurement -Four hundred hairs
OF average thickness would coycr I'll
inch Of space. Tho blonde bcllo hrs
about 10000 fllamcnts 10 comb end
brush, whilo tho red haired beauty los
10 be satisfied with s9,CO0; tho brown
haired damsel may havo l0g, coo. tho
black haired but 1U2, COO. Fow lcdics
consider that they carry Cono forty or
fifty miles Of hnir or their head; tho
fnir haired mRy oven Lavo 70 dress
seventy miles OF thrcads Of cold every
morning. a German cxpclimcntulst
has proved that single hair sill GuO.
pend four ounces without breaking,
Stretching under tho process cid
contracting cgaip. But tho lair thus
heavily woiglited must bo lcrl; brown,
for blonde heir breaks down under
two md hall oltnces, ,--uome Jour
nal.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. Il. Il. BrGEt ow. Judge.

EikC, March IL. 1889.
Nen're Of trirl jurors rrturncI. List
called 10y the Clerk when nli were fUund
pres. mt excerpt Phil Sullivan. Jas. Cas-
sdy and Wm. Watt who were excuse !
by tho Court for tue term.
The State of N-vala W. S. VI. Street
cr-lndicted for incest: On motion Cf
J. 4. P.ummrr Eco. this case was COLI
timed until Monday, March 18th, oil
account Of unavoidable ulscncc Of J.
w. Dorsey Esq. counsel for defendant.
Ordered thnt the witnesses in said care
be excused until tie 18th instant.
Trial Jurors excused until to. morrow
morning.
The Sinte OF Nevada vs.. ALI Ycv-
Appealed from Tuscaroru: Trial set for
March lG. 1889.
Frances A. Kondrick vs.. Edward S.
kcndrick-PetItion for divorce: De-
cree Of divorce g'antcd and tho said
pl"iniilr given the custody Of tho chill
dren. in nccoriAuce with the prayer Of
til. complaint.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-17
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Etched ivory handled silycrwarc Is In do
mnnd.
Crumb pans, with nutcd borders, aro late
productions In polished silver.
Extremely odd as n paper weight Is a set of
boxing gloves In oxidizcd silver.
As unique rs 1t Is pretty Is gold scarf
ring representing a hendlcss beer kcg.
Rings set with moonstoncs and trimmed
with rubics continue to guin admirers
Silver handled walking canes, inlaid with
ruby studded initials, aro now in vogue.
Domestic animals, Reproduced In gold, aro
seen occasionally hanging from queen chains
Square shaped blocks Of translucent agate
mounted In gold, aro In tho field rs cuff but
tons.
Somo Of tho newest scarf pins aro formed
Of gold wiro twisted In tho most incxtricable
kHotS
Gold combs, wrought In Mexican designs,
arc much sought after by dark complcxioncd
ladies'.
An accurately simulated spool Of white
cotton In silver Is tho nowcst thing out IN
match boxes
Pretty little daisies, cnamclcd in yellow and
white, on gold stems, nro now being worn as
brcastpins.
Tho lntcst caprice In scarf pins Is an egg
shaped pink pearl, resting OIL tiny diamond
studded saucer.
Tho old timo Jester, with cap and bells
complete, is ratio that should entirely
please tho youngsters
Tho head Of n dragon In green gold, with
oycs Of fiery rubics, Is ono OF tho most recent
devices In hair pin tops.
An ivory tusk In all its natural beauty,
mounted on n small silver stand, Is nado 10
do duty rs nm ash receiver.
Sciniprccious stones possessing many beau.
tiful shades aro used for ornamcpting re-
potisso silver photo frames. Jewellers Iso-
viow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-17

Eureka Sentinel: Tho latest estimate
places tho United States Senate at n
valuation OF sl39. 100000. According
TO this calculation tllcrc will be, including
Nicc.prcsiivni Morton, nineteen million
aires IN tho house OF lords. Only four
teen years ago there we're but nirc, II
tho Senators were elected by a direct
vote OF tho people lllero would be fowCr
milllonaiies In that body.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-17

This Is tho sonaon Of Lent. md East
or Sunday falls on tho 2lst dny Of
April next, about as lnio In the yc ar
ns u could 10. Full moon occurs this
yoar on the 18th dny of March; md
Easter falls on Tho first Sunday atIor
tho frat full moon subscqncn. TO tho
goth dny OF March IN oncli year, mud
TINT will occur this year on tho 10Th
day OF April; hence E,stcr falls OH tho
Sunday following April 18th.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-17

Tho push aud energy OF the San
francisco Examiner in gathering the
frosho aud most reliable urws IL M
pnrallcloi in Pacific Const journalism.
There Is not, perhaps. newspaper IN
tho United States, nor any where else
or that matter, which can compare
with the Examiner In It's efforts to lay
boforo It's thousands OF rcadors tho
truth In reference to the Samoan
troubles.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-17
Rather ConJiictinu.

Tho Carson Tribune soys: "or,nsby
county Is pleased with tho work OF tho
nvB'''"."'o' Ono hundred thousand
doi'ArS Tor dam 10 store walcr on tho
U"'on tlver' $500 for our Distric,
Eair, 81 '6OO Tor electric lighls In Tho
capitol building and $4,000 for secur.
iig wator for the Capitol grounds md
ofphAns' Home Is gratifying; Legislation
TO ofmaby." But In another pnroo,o nh
IL says; "Tho duilOst Winter eyor s,sn
in ctrson. A stiney Legislature md
small OK tolls the ,alo."
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1nciligIbIc.

IL Hon A. G. Cleveland. who il snid
to he n candidate for the Murshalship
OF Utah. will carefully Icld the Chicago
platform, he will discover that Harri-
sens Administration is pledged to n
policy which wonId lender NE. Glove
lands appointments 10 nm, Office out lido
of his own State an impossibiity -
Reno Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-17

On tho adjournmcmt OF tho LogisIa.
ture President pro ,cm. Evnu Williams
received costly AMI elegant gold urd
Platinum lock@t. with large diamond
solitaire in the center. II is n beauty
aud cost $500. In the HouS, Speaker
Coffin was given handsome gold hrnd-
cd cane. set with quartz. md properly
inscribed, whilo Speaker pro TEN.
Beck received gold chain md lock,t.
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Advertised letters.

Following is n list OF letters re-
mnining in tho Postoillco nj Elko. Sat.
urdny, March 0. 1899:
Edwards Dwight. Kcndri2k Edward S.
Lewis John G, Rocder George,
Walsh John. Whitney Edwin.
fcrsona calling for any Of the above
letters will please Rny "advcr,iscd."
JAS. Z. SMITH. =. n.
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Tho bills for tho spCcini election nro
all In. The following nre tho amounts


A"'"'''''' ''.s.ss.. SlV,13 10
Tho Act, approved Jau. 81. 1889. mp.
proptihtcd $t5 900 for tho payment Of
tho expenses Of said election, but
whether tho Legislature mado any pro.
vision for tho deficiency before adjourn.
'ncht wc orc unable to say.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

silk has been chosen for the fabric Of the
graduating gowns, and the making which
a number of the girls are adopting : novel
aud highly appropriate, being one of the
infinite notifications OF the very elastic
Empire styles The skirt as before is &C
cordion-plaited. but the bodice is a fun
University blouse, gathered into yoke on
the shoulders aud worn without girdle or
betting Soft ruchings OF silk are the
throat finish and the blouse is to all in
tents and purposes sleeveless, for the long
sleeve. draperies merely hang over the ann
when m0uOniess, falling back from the
shoulder on the least provocatiou.
Very graceful aud plant are the gradu-
ates in their Directoire gowns Here
il a toilet OF white embroidered muslin
The skirt Is plated AZ the sides and the back
where one or two soft loops are left free
10 form "A sort OF drapery and the material
falls In loose, blouse plaits In front. The
bodice is cut iu a modest point back ana
front. the silk lining being Utted 10 the fig-
ure aud the muslin draped over this with
crisp. fOwerike fullneS q lG Rcndmicr'
a buttons uD the back under the muslin,
\ folded Empire SASH OF white silk is tied
in bow behind. The sleeves are a full
puff Of muslin. ending Just below the Ell.
bows. Other gowns Of the Directory or
der arc being made wiki white cashmere
rediugotes opening over accordion plated
fronts oftulle or lace, and vet others with
ful Empire skirts Of muslin with rows OF
insertion through which narrow ribbons
are drawn. over which are worn Directory
coats with reyers opening over full vests.
the sleeves having deep rufIles or full un-
dersleeyes Of lace Cf the fashion Of years
agone.
\ fresh-faced girl whom know. f. TO
graduate presently in one of the pretty
white bordered wOolens The lowered
edge makes pleasing finish 20 the foot Of
the skirt which isshiPred ali around the top
and made with q novel bodice shirred on
the shoulders and again under the arms.
Another very pretty pattern for q gown OF
India silk or choili has full breadths Of
the material from neck to feet. sloping a
little narrower at the top and shirred
around the shoulders end AZ the waist line
into f8Tu. The much ahased mObair has
been revived i'm white aud cream tints for
the graduates and is made up in delight
fully simple round skirts, not too full.
tucked In icngthwise tuCks graduated i'm
length from the middle OF the front 90 the
haek breadtbs the longest tuck reaching
just eo the knees. Every tuck is herring
boued. and "A broad hem with three or
more tucks above 10 finishes the bottom.
Tne pui6ngs. the tuckngs. the shirings,
tbe wrinkhnEs. tbe gatherings. the plsit-
ings. the foidings. and all The thousand
and one dainty Empire devices are suited
to no enc II nos 90 the Young girl
The graduate wears suede gloves. in tan
or pearl OF cream shades. They are long
and tied with baby ribbons OF Lals long
With wrinkling wrists according 90 the
sleeves - the gown. Lace uiUs are allow
ehle. The slippers are 0e tan suede or II
black leather with paste or steel or silver
buckles EiLEN OSBORN
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

r.e 1e4rs W4sca He--1 zg2l9s - Dosly
Sac sisesss ZACH aze strAIzilt ssuztaae4
lre,a4tHs T. lax frca ths arsa aa1<s k1t
bee jelasa ln 3 sssA Oh Ehs a1aer sssss q
tae arul - taas shea s1e ifts - csszts-
"a. QUAD c4gF<s "a xssfiea 4tisa tAs
Haeis seix- ks sslrie drops Sag Il
.aeald 5e lsads ~ ylsle SITS. easily
GA ,.az caat<Fi4i, e efsErlas. = waite
calaris = aalf. al letlaD cazLza zaere. ! Hszle-
ti.la seei. . gslia, = esslil ~ ous ef shs
i sHatz EuUtsf - orisltai silks ~ fari-
0as Haaes. t4ese are lgY~iy f4hses. cas-
~ i e1e tg eQrf lhe desire ~ 4 b.li TAG
sshits asiEe, oyster @aste saEia. ana very
f.atsi tr9et1es 0aHa Al ths llossonls
srs Affecting rielless gf material aHG
aAt tEe 4r9Bu-up havs He1eay Ia t1is
republic caB rsfuse, 8eNsvsr. sas4lt4bl<.
- tae giFL IL slo4ld he FigelOusls sial-
rls tbs xifi whe e.aboEafes - less, 5lit
sae does q lst tLs sane Iu tie rocoa u
a liulld. bl.lshlDg slip ~ g.F.hooas dI9p-
ping beg ma-aen courtesy aFitl fsarsgIne
awe before Eer nrst audience. ln tie room
~ tslDg gsol' $ sweet siri gradu2te ia hsf
s0ldeu hair. IA the rcslzu of anything ylr-
ginal. anything Suggestive q the euiet
sseiasl0a u tns seh8olFoonis iBsteaa 81 auy
OF these the self po-ssd younz graduate O..
today sweeps down the stage al .oa pars1ts
sud hsteucFs. a eIf-assSrtiye figure IA
siks and lsces and Jewels. mauWayering
a. hksiy ss not loug Fuehs-line snaze ot
a train. And that - Your little girl. the
child who - a. stanlmeFllg 0seF her alpha
BET bot yesterday. she has rlboon-ticd
essay IN oue hand which reads you all the
Tiddles of peFplexed aud SORROW laden hu-
manity with easy confidence, anu an inn
mense bouquet or rOses IA the other. and az
her side there hangs a gorgeous fau. With
all sail set, / say she bears towa upon
you. an imposing figure. aud you took up
a. LeE wholly proud, hait pleased. won
teriuI
For nay part / ike better the graduate
who adopts the pretty giriish simplicity u
the Empire fashions Ia large private
school im New York which nun. OeFs among
Is pupils few but scions Of wealth aud
fashion. ell the june gradutes have agreed
10 wear white yelling gowns made with
aecordiOn- plated skirts without touch Of
ornament, belted waists and full sleeves
Suede slippers. very light cream suede
Z gloves and tau suede stockings have been
settled upon As the uniform accessories.
Ia another wel Known school white India
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19
BAD COMPILATIONS.

glE 50 All - Iasis CArsE FlLLs AZ
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aag ly u Anerlz4 -S4sg. czs . j szess 49,
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tzes sslssse Il fns ssEers sll11sss Il Aasegtes
bE s.es cess Is vRls I'D easa yask ~
i 80 49, - i1ere l4eye AL - a54 Ca -
res-ls esa-l4s,s aad ~ a-44 g-<4s. 80 a@s -
f4e ca sssesn v-y o, keeE.rg tes tloos pars.
: u 4 s rst-ssa - t-l-s - . s&sSea
slg Aaoas - -nss s-sasss az --fer a-l@
q lss- ass P.siaee- fa- q ts-as SO sgs-s
{. ca4se1 - a. $ ne selt-y i1~ sS< e. ~
cos - g tlag1 pssafass ll-gs4ze fLea tsr 80
gea 4li Hos-e8 Ks s91.e i@"eflai iulSs-it e
f4l ~ as1aF as-slge fs-s tttsls t1t lssss
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s .ser "a uar,e se.le oa thNn e. tJFe The y
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49, ths. t.. zsll.liae lln ported tar'st1a ,iT-
asl s4g = iaasi.siy supSrier q 4-y oiAsf lsi4fsi
Ir-2afaliQn slpea - ths Ness9 = = sea-
fas st.lsalag.nx b s FaFe yel Fesertn- Cun-
g. ~ auy FatU, a. pTDpeFtleS, BENG 81 zofae.i
fE.l4 she s-is1Faied tasFssEsd sPIlael spfAs 4
saaroi la4re Pc body iH Toe leas Eni tsi !
las pes- is-4s1 ~ iefea ifts plrii A's blQce
alr th4s lsesf lhe eoulfae xl8u. L utldrcos -
l.sl9e have Fs1 Z. l1sif uDg . Led en10te-
ll ats. thousands u rvofie - escA year u lAe
2fisasn pr e lli tbeF csa Obtain u0 xrt a e
tzleat tnza u la--ug ne C4risbs1 Sprlcei rSil
IA - Pea 1eFsi nlTlC such a. can - procured 81
aug drug store "a tie and when il j. considered
G. ~ tEe larle1sQ salt et~ts, EfaCf4CaLy, littie
more than ne cheap. Questionable aud often IN
iuftptlz -sil. paFgstifss an1 b.Eter N aters ma.
ale t1 the market Cne hafte eng sufficient If
LcaEly aloQtt a. fersaus Who keep pace y ,tt
The l-8c- aDL desire only Nhat T. besf. viii see
fnal q 81 Llc.r iIlftt,a ~ only thc Czri>fad
tsca totIie is ln q izht h.uc paper esrtoOD and
has the s4eIature hisueT & Hendelson 90. soit
sFtuls un every botLe. one bottle mailed up9u
recent i. 0ue dollar. br. Iopoldts lecture aud
pamphlets nailej Tree upoa sppiicGiiun Eisuos
1 Aeudt son CO.. bagc!2s e., New York.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

visit to this spot will supply you with more new ideas
in making your home attractive than any othcr IN the city
Every person is invited to make inspection
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

shonld tx for the graduate a recognized
vut ~ academic robe. and where should
one turn iu snch cases for inspiration 80
net t0 che most graceful Garueus the
world has ever seen. the gown which, foi-
lowing the haif formed lines ~ che girli-l
hgure ear make. IL not "a Juno ~ every
uatrou. a. lssSt iie'le ~ every maid7
Of crepe DE- Veutsa the dssi zuer sbould
cut ft Or else - magnolia Hite India
wool ~ soft a. velvet and .s delicate IA
che finest convent vriliugs. Cash mere /
would cake Be could not bay the costiisr
.l--an-ies cf the season. or "a piece =
cheese cloth sooner than that mv young
Minerva should receive her parchmeut ia
ignorance of the power of che harnoni ions
creek lines If I had tbe money or tle
tine the edge should have simple fret
or broifery in silk--old rose. rrsed1 rosg
lilac. or perhaps copper or silver AMI
gold re I cun'd nos comgsss tae eul-
broiterY the sdxs should Do turned in
wide plain hsm On no other gown fcr
graduation 1tv would to. crate ieweIry.
but tae Greek gown is hardly comp .ete
w.rhcrt a zn'1 anil -kver pin 0r. much
BETTER. a e.tu8eo ro clasp ir or she shoulder
"A nisiu heavy ~ bire siiS cord. rr & tnera
d much embroidery. one ef so 81 ar silver
cort makes the best girt.e laere you
have nv fsunsel 81 with her pepiHfn ant
her ssudals-thess last are mate II suede
snd fasten evsr white six stockings hv
White rthhouS crossing a. che sr Sle--n.sr
Sc xrow intn the strength sna the whole
some grace cf the feep-boso1ued Athen'sn.
7 dCuht ~ there IS single command
r'ent which may he laif town aS having
any val 4aHua.F -r.-r-fr .rve- -h1 f-retrf-
uarfon gown It fs eo0 modern a thing 20
bsv@ traditions. aud Is limited hY few cl
fashion s conventions III shou.d Be
whtse, yes hut any of the ssfr dsNn iSe
tnfs. the faint bright green's and ninks
sid eiues, The grsTs snd fhe browns
vfich the Empire m sies hsre brsughr in
sre e. rl'st sausiiT IN erisr It shcnid ret
Discover ,he aeck and the srais, true, hut
A. = olten cat sway &c me tnrcst when
NoAy hss pretty one. and bard Fcci1 3e