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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Erls oLu-EA ssIoEED AED THE CLASSIC.
faalsonalls is al Lkeiy as noe
o. e.sas lsF lreueh fashion plates
into sne aaFEs tstlel aal -o rely on
water eolof prints ot lls hats, 4ouus-
wraps mala ald toilet 4coesaorlss of
tle latter eighteenth and early nIns-
taentl lanlar.es a. she oaly guides 5hs
neel8. Ala girl whose Natehaord Is
Individuality haants tle libraries 4nl
picture galleries aal pores lor loars
uFer the rue tllles alel were alc fash
iol lu -ae DAYS of l.al8eas and Charles
a. Faal F1s ec--ratts, heFnold 8
women ANA aacng modem paint rs
Hans Aaklrt ANA A.. Luert. N1O has
given . powerful stina.-8 % she ap-
precla-lou ot sefel- -aoa.n century fash
lonA
The Vocabulary OF dress bristies wish
historical names four gown Is ~ sds
rery sessibly RON a piece * Louts II
troca1o or Rsu branIs red volvst or
lkmpas from Loals AVL looms. II lt
is aos in iss nae o conY of she eccles-
iaaacai or cnats .alno yarbs ot shs elite
Games "a sac 80 IA s4e DARK Ages :
may show vaEy possibly IA lL5 calrass
and tail skirts q decided Leaning -
wArd 5he picturesque costumtEg o{ th8
h.rh- 5orn dauiss ls ol Mad.RVal times
Is - ll1alT 20 o. Anglo Norman or
Al glo-eazon OF even Anrl0-Danisa,
sshllo ius< a-s reasonably Is may have a
Inr-ctoire coat back w1th Russian
hckot 'front.' Locis XIV. walstcoat and
Greek perles we talk ab0at Charles
y collars. and Abe Gallant caPes, aud
Got llc penis rasse memories, and LOui5
NIV vests ana Hedloi clncSares. and
Roland ana Hsnri IT, toques just rs
flmiu uar.v as u we bad tiued with the
Able yl erday l.s-cseiug the latest
fashion Ia Stokes ana ekpeclec Charles
ana deary WiSh n baseh Of the Lsuis s
e. break ast tomorrow morning. The
.sT,ogaroase" c-oak la "a much natter
a. course wstb l- as " ve had 5een inter-
s,sted spectasors when the sovsrei- -R 0,
Venice wot4ed ths SEA. while puritan
cownA Elizahothan robes and character
costanes of al sorts which bgt A short
ssgna asro w1uf8 have excited instant
ranarx 0 vcru outside ci fancy dress
frolts, seo uow very generally adopted
b vomen 0f iashion-
When sts dresses that were worn IN
Paris durinr .he decade tast followed
tan refau o terror when tLo Tuulotine
H.s doing rs Tor.r cutting ot the hoads
~ .ae pretty and rrrceiul women whom
49, tstn So ulcl pleasure in lmita tinl
uata tlelr Grst aprearal-a in New
York. .hn rocaral type was preserved
wi rut rtr bizarre and exa fEera.et
dsrais. hrt after p season familiarity
wIth Charlotte Corlav Marie q Apror
AMI Mus Rrcnuier Ha are ready not
chi 81 1-essa ID lilrecto .-a so the last
vfn .u ara-s initiation of tte styles and
nstrria.s af ,go gears trr. rus Co make
ourselves W. IkioE turl.-o tcs. 50 far q.
.rn ara a.I. - .s.r e. whr lived ana
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

irisn1 90 the 1sh4taass dresses q
coarse 81 ceres e0n4 Her costsUe $
eElte cEspe atth Dlne a&FFca Go-uces
abcut Ehe bottom. zna ste & - . sez Eh
o. sElzll shining gresE leaves ~ cross
ths heal 4ad ~ ues - YelvsE Loops ga
c4eh SIDE ot tas face asr 1alr .
dressed ln 0Teek tatsE siGb loose
keaaal bal9s Tao knlnEs are sUs-
ges-=d ~ the zDgs4raaee u sac glrls
a. ,h IS arranged. One - tbat E1e hcop-
sAIFt 1ay ere loag gazs t1e place u tie
1anisaed I'D saaishe6 bastls. al TIE
ctb=F taat try hard As she msy ne
e. are s1oalaeE M9c-Fu g.rl cal 3 ara =
enalzze The SLOPE and ne droop ot her
gsaRdmothers srure, even Nhen she
foilsws sys-g llls " heF grAaa mother =
gosn
4ss Letter. q Washington. ~hose
people are going ~ gave heF this winter
8 NeW ork season. > = belle - ho takes
q Plct-Eszqae gowns she has worn
tie dress u tsreek maiden. u yellos
sl4k sith pearls and gold sandals Miss
Jullette Morgan las worn TIE classic
Greex costume Ia PINK tissue, with gold
riles for the hair and Athenizn glrdle,
and Miss Choats IS another fair Oreclzn
y 20 has been seen IA pale green with
gold girdle, 4rmles and hair band COS
tunes fashioned after the Caryatides Ot
the Greek Erecthsum very brilliant IN
color aud beautiful ia design are worn
bF a ousrst OF young girls who sing a.
afternoon teas
Mr.. j Ferpont Morgan. Mrs Cutting
AMI Miss Cutting wore Fandyk picture
toilets Al the Water Color Society ball
last winter. Mrs. Fish went So a Paul
F NerOnsse matrOn and Mrs. De Forest as
an orange velvet study from Rubens-
There seems - be every indication that
picturesque elements viii prevail. SO
far IS they may De- utilized without un-
due eocentricity. for some tine - come
Ia WOmen's 2rtiro- ELLEN OSBORN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Pith and Point.


London assurance nat cocSncys
speak hngusn-
4 concert Of action-W When the band
begins 10 pay
We should not forget 20 apple-laud
the cider makers
A ecunter irritant 4 woman who ia
.t,,a.s storoirte- and never hpvin,
t.. ht. -,lo t, ttsa -.
a. hes. roio fo- a hun0rv man ia tho
800 roll
49,. ..ft.i..1 de,...e- g.
. 80. ..-.-i ~ = "
iool' =. '..-5. '''s
That is a sewing machine isn'ta PAIR
Of traa.er8
A f,v-~lta ~oeti-,l ltno fs +h,s ~o,
se-ed in fouetlcs I'VE t.t Ndaro. the,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

might wear we'll The bare round arms
show diupled elbows and the hal. Is
rolled high from the smooth forehead
wuile au early arrival stands chance
OF seeing .he illusion completed bY the
pose ou cushion IN the window seat
and an air of fascinated interest in the
book-not "Ciari ssa' bat something
decidedly more riDiug-which she Is
reading
A picture gown which have not yet
seen attempted. hut which would offer
a5lrdant opportunity 20 somebody who
may fancy herself .ho possessOr OF q fair
bright face like that OK AIRS. Thrale,
would be the turo1n lOoped with
r.arls and dress gathered by a shawl
rirdle which Reynolds has depicted as
She rarb 10 most fascinating woman.
One Of the finest picture gowns at tho
Artists Festival IN Boston last spring
was worn by Miss A. NJ. HarwOOd, who
srpea~ed as GeOrgiana, Duchess Of
evorshi~e lending ~ an event of
such importance her gracious patron
aga Tho dress was beautiful in its
tasteful simpllcitF and strict fidelity 70
tee details OF the painting. The broad
back velvet hat trimmed with blue
ribbons and black ostrich tips was set
atop OF he powdered hair with long
carls iowi ing over the shoulders. The
white silk 0vortrcss fgured with
foaers was trimmed with narrow white
lace and tied at the waist with blue
ribbon Beneath this was petacoat
az light bluu silk. 4 white hchu was
drlua1 about rho shoulders with a rose
Oh the left breast. and IN one hand she
carried a tlll walking stick mounted
f ,,lth silver and iv0rr Minus the pow
DOR trt with curls dressed n the self
ssme fashion. Miss 4arv0od has worn
f hrr Reynolds gown on several occasions
since at fashionable gatherings.
ga n=bor0Irhs stately blooming
women in fUls dress hats turned I'D at
the side. gowns looped and shoes with
buckles. offer almost as many models 70
scare ers after the picturesque as are
Afforded 1v his great rival When The
lte.e Girl is brought down from the
nursery f0- Eve minutes exh bition in
.Hs 1-auin nr-room where mamma re-
ce. YES her friends 10 requires but httle
ing 1ltF to carry out for my
taurr trr tle sim pie white muslin
gown rIth tfa loss. rounded neck and
rH sleeves f1steued vish ruchod
rla rs matching n color the sash
round -un short waist Which Gains
forrara solicited for the dress of Lad =
barbara 4eIvert1u TIE nc stelaborate
rs-t - t.e costume IS the esp some
vnat lrnrIiv trimmed with lace and
rihhn0 TIE general erect ia fAr more
-tils-Ilse arl pleasing han he fashion
plate rhi-1 tre httie miss of last sea
scn painfully resem Died
he CsIns.croaEh hat in all IS
ver.aties aes been popular for sereral
sraaors ffe l,riseL1is and The Beth
rsa - .l
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17
Both the Natural Result Of High Prices!
We Have the Courage of our Convictions ]
Clothing Costs the Consumer too Much

Our steadily increasing trade convinces
us that by still further reducing profits We
can double our present sales.
BY doubling our sales we can do bus-
ness upon half the present profit
COURAGE AND DETERMINATION NECESSARY.
We have it, and have remarked our
entire stock upon the basis of 0neHalf the
Regular Profit
What we ask in return is an appreca-
ton of our efforts that Will enable Us TO
continue the good work. The days of
humbug are past. Compare our staple
prices with bargain prices of competitors
There's the test. There's where we gain
our trade
Investigate It's worth your While
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17
CHANGING CANARIES' COLOR.
When Fed Red Pepper Their Feathers
Turn Red.

The following is from the proceedings
of the Berlin Physiological Society
- Starting with the observed fact that
cannaries, fed with cayenne paper, ac
qulre ruddy plumage, DIR. Sauermann
has based upon ii a scientific investiga-
tion OF canaries, fowls. pigeons and
other birds From these he obtained
the following results: Feeding with
pepper only produces an effect when
given u young birds before they moult
the color of the feathers of older birds
cannot be affected. Moisture facili-
tates the change Of color to ruddy hue,
which is again discharged under the in
fiuencs os sunlight and cold.
A portion Of the constituents of
cayenne pepper is quite inactive, as,
for instance. piperin and several ex
tractives; similarly the red coloring
matter alone of the pepper has no ehecb
on the color of the feathers It IS
rather the triolein, which occurs in tho
pepper in large quantities, together with
III charac teristic pigment which brings
about the change OF color, by holding
the red pigment OF the pepper in solu-
tion Glycerine may be used instead OF
triolein 20 bring about the same result.
The same statement holds good with re-
gard 70 the feeding Of birds with ana
line colors. The red pigment OF the
pepper Is also stored in tie egg yOlk as
we'll ss In the feathers. The first sp-
pearance OF the pigment in the yolk
may be observed "a a coiOred ring four
days after the commencement Of feed
ing vi "a the pigment dissolved In fat.
After a further two days feeding tho
whole yOtk IS COlOred
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Just received the finest lines of Lodies'
and Cats Sioes ever brought 10 the city
for U'm.a War and at the lowest prices.
Mems Heavy Sole Hand sewed Wan
kenphast. Mems Heavy Sole Hand
Sewed Balls and Cong. Mems Wide
Toe Solid Comfort Shoes. Mems Hand
Scwed Cork Sole Shoes. Mems Flannel
Lined Shoes. Mems Shoes and Slippers
of all kinds.
Women's Shoes in endless variety,
and the best lines of Childs' Misses,
Youths and Boys Shoes ever brought
to the city for the money. Boys
Youths and Misses Milwaukee Oil
Grain School Shoes a speciality.
Step in and see our goods before buy
ing elsewhere. Everything new and
fresh and no sholdy at the
Valley City Shoe Store,
NEIL MALLOY, Proprietor,
1O2 MONROE-ST.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Csn sny msa tFsst . better sappoEt
sndsr afflefios thsa tAs fFis Hashle -
0u8afpotencs. sto ts sss1 sels "a
si1.8g - snoss hes - seiisfs kiaas
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17
FISH.
ROASTS.

Turkey, Toau, N0ut0n. Capor Sauce.
BoCassos Champ guous
PiCc0nuauH q ia Creole,
aux lcathcr-covcrcd dining chairs.
Simply superb O. cat a good dinner from;
makes one hungry 20 think q IT,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17
ENTREES.
WINE GELEE.

PuH Paste. turkish PIIaf, vol-au-v
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-04-19
California, tho Land Of Discoveries

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Cat Cure never fails to relieve
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All Of che above are generally pro-
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They are specially adapted to Alturas
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~ Parties ordering by mail should
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All orders should he addressed to
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4 Good lnvesll lieMt.

Parties wishing to invest small
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-04-19
A Grand Ball

Will be given at McIrvin's Hall,
Bellevue, ia celebration of the 10th
anniversary Of Odd Fellowship in
America, on Friday evening April
26th. 1889, under the auspices of
Bellevue Lodge No. 9, /. o. o. F.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-04-19
Cough! and Cough!! and Congk!!!

What in the world is the reason you
will cough and keep coughing and still
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BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP
will positively relieve your cough at
once? This is no advertising scheme,
but IN actual fact and we guarantee it..
J. A. RUPERT, Druggist.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-04-19

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Vice Presldents-JOHN STRAITON, J. F. MORSE.
Medical Director-E. D. WHEELER, MD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
LOCAL MATTERS.
The Sequel to the Tar and
Feathers Episode.
THE PRINCIPALS JUMP TOWN.
The Rev. James to Appear iE the
Criminal COurts-GeneraT
Vandever Banquetted.

Gus Braman, the individual whuet
wardrobe was increased on Wednesday
morning by suit of tar and feathers, 70
turned to San Pedro on yesterday after.
noon's train, accompanied by Sheriff
Martin Aguirre and Deputy Sheriff Brady
The officers went with him to serve the
fourteen warrants which Braman had
had sworn out against his assailants, bui
as they were nearly all for John Does
and Richard Roes, some detective
work will be necessary to serve
them all. Braman thinks that he
knows nearly all of the party
who so rudely interrupted his slumbers,
but in all probability, beyond perhaps
the individual who read the warrant
to him, he did not get an opportunity to
see any of their faces, for the light in his
room was quickly blown out, and he inn
mediately blindfolded. AS he sat at the
Wolfskill depot yesterday afternoon
awaiting the train, he presented a sorry
spectacle. His head was bound up in
linen cloths. and his face literally COW
cred with court plaster, for he had used
kerosene in attempting to remove the
leopard-like stripes with which he had
been adorned, and as O result the skin
had become blistered. The news soon
went around as to who he was, and a
crowd of people thronged the waiting
room, anxious to see man who had
been tarred and feathered.
MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED.
About O'Clock last evening the news
came to the HERALD that more trouble
would take place during the night, as
hot pot hung prepared for Braman on
account of his action in the affair. In
quiries up. an early hour this morning,
showed, however, that no violence had
been attempted, and private news, sent
to this office, said that the danger of an
outbreak was over, as the principals in
the tarring and feathering business had
jumped the town. The following mes
ceived by the HERALD during the course
of the evening:
"Public sentiment ran 30 high against
Mrs. Koughan that there was strong talk
last night about using the remaining tar
and feathers in ornamenting the woman
of agile affections. At Mrs. Koughan's
earnest request, therefore, Marshal
Sioberg kept watch at her house all night,
and on the next morning she, with her
child in her arms, boarded the train for
Los Angeles. Even her departure was
attended by another stormy scene, for at
the last moment Captain Koughan put
in an appearance, and scramble for the
of the infant took place, which
babe fair to result in the child's dismem-
berment. The mother was victorious,
however, and her babe went with her to
the metropolis"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
vandever Banqueted. |.

The Union League Club gave recep-
tion at the Nadeau Hotel yesterday even
ing to General Vandever, the represents
tive OF this district in Congress. About
fifty OF the members of the club met
shortly after s o'clock, and headed by
band, proceeded to the Nadeau where
they entered and greeted General Van
deyer. About an hour was spent at the
Motel IN conversation, aud then the
party proceeded to the rooms of the CAL
itornia Club where banquet had been
prepared. After the guests of the Club
had become seated, District Attorney
Kelly introduced General Vaudever in a
neat speech, and to this General Vande-
yer replied that it gave him great
pleasure to know that he bad the
hearty good will of every one present. It
compensated him for every sacrifice he
had made and recompensed him for all
efforts he had made for the benefit OF the
great and excellent district which he
represented. He spoke for about twenty
minutes and his remarks were well re-
ceived.
Mayor Hazard then reviewed briefly
the work that General Vandever had
done in Congress, and was followed by
/ T. r. Bard, of Ventura, Judge Adams
and f. J. Ensign, Of San Diego. The
banquet closed with the presentation by
Captain Seamans of a package, which
he said had been sent by the ladies to
thr hungriest man, TO Sutherland Hut
ton. The package contained candy in
the shape of rabbits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
THE REV. JAMES.
Charges to be Made I'm the Court
Against Him.

Charges to be made I'm the Court
Against Him.
It appears that the Rev. James is not
yet through with his trials. It was re-
ported yesterday that complaints
had been drawn charging him
as follows: "That George W..
James, of Long Beach, CAL, did, on
the Sd day of April, feloniously raise a
heavy chair in his hand, over the bed in
which his wife was then lying, and did
swing the chair over her head in a MUIR
derous manner, and with intent to do
her greivous bodily harm, and with the
intention of killing and numbering her,
and at the same time doing her other
wrongs contrary to the peace and dig
nifty, etc.
''That the said James did, on April Sd,
and on divers other occasions, threaten
to murder his wife, Emma James; by
reason of tho same the said Emma
James is, and has been for some time
past, in bodily fear of the said George W.
James, wherefore the said complainant
prays that the said George w. James
may be bound over to keep the peace
toward his wife,"
"That the said James did obtain pro-
perty under false representations, in that
he secured the official seal used by w.
w. Lowe as his Notarial seal, and that
by the use of said seal he did maliciously
and falsely mislead several people,"
These complaints, it is said, will be
filed and given to the Sheriff to serve.
Mr.. Pollard of Long Beach in relation to
the trial said: "The other specifications
were not entered into for the reason that il
was useless to take more than sufficient
testimony to suspend Mr.. James. But
all the matters held back were reserved
aud have now formulated charges to te
used at the annual conference, which
will contain all the matter entered upon
and also those specifications that were
not touched upon at all in the investiga
tion held by the Presiding Elder. Las
week, in view of the trial which
was held Wednesday and the day
before at Long Beach, and in thu
exr Nctation that Mr.. James would, al
I ast, attempt some defense, obtained
per Wells Fargo Express Company, full
evidence of his cruel conduct toward his
wife from Tuscarora, Cedarville, Battle
Mountain, Reno, Oakland, San Francisc
and Fresno. Wherever he has lived il
Lu0 phSG boVou years uo HISS pcou lnpOf
tuned to depart before his term has ex
pred, and has always thought best to d
so, for the people did not want him an
were, in every case, determined that b
should go away from them. James ss
serts that his wife has been guilty {
adultery, but the villainy Of this charge
coming out at this late day in the tria
is clearly known to the public. Such a
outrageous proceeding was never hear
of before, and had James not been PEI
suaded to make this charge by some
the so-called friends he has, it wouldn nevt
have been made"
Mr.. Pollard referred to the othe
charges made against James by the con
mittee that had not been investigate,
and to others published in the papers
relation to his servant, and said that pc
haps it might be proven that James bs
been living with his own sister for tt
) past five years in a manner not san
toned by law.
It is stated that proceedings will
commenced by Mrs. James for divorl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26

and that oil or many of the charges
made will be included in her complaint.
James was about Long Beach yester-
day as usual and did not seem to have
been disturbed by the Investigations of
the past few davs.