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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-10-26
BODICE FOR A pEBUrANTn.

In m0terl6l Wnlcn consoles us lCT tuo
straightness and scantness, the simpli-
city Of cut Of the gowns. To think OF Q
winter costume is TO think Of q queens
robe. To choose costume is, for the
novice giddy with her foretaste Of the
seasons pleasures. to wander from
superb brocade to velvet and point
lace and back again to gold spangled
gauSe and crepe de chine. To wear .
gown is to sip the sensuous pleasure Of
Q winter Of smiles and revelry.
Tea gown for tall blonde maid with
classic fllet and knot Of hair; China
silk Of a coppery sunset color with full
vest Of white null edged with gold lace,
overgown OF blue crepe de chine, shifred
ct the waist line in the back, and with
full flowing Athenian draperiss, either
tossed back from the shoulders or cover
ing the arms and sweeping the floor.
These are clasped with canoes set In
coppery bronze on the shoulders where
they touch the loose sleeves with under
sleeves of null.
Robe for matron in her forties who
looks best when most adorned. Old
royal purple velvet is the material
made with redingote edged down the
fronts and about the bottom with narrow
gold galloon. A wide and heavy cord
embroidery Of thu same rich substance
is laid about the bodice to simulate q
Jacket form. The cuffs, collar and daep
border OF the skirt front glitter with
gold.
Evening dress for . rosy blonde who
should be married, rich and young. Gold
satin oomposes 1t, draped in front with
. white gauxe embroidered with Empire
flower sprays in gold and crystal beads
and sparkling with gold spangles. At
the bottom, the gsuze Is caught up IN
round shallow scallops edged with loops
of gold and crystal beads and fastened
by gold and crystal butterflies. The
train il gold and white brocade Of an
all-over pattern, and the low cut bodice
is edged with gauze and beads and has
butterfly spangles on tbeshoulders.
Gown may be for chestnut-haired
debutante's wear at an afternoons tea.
A pale blue crepe de chine is CUT in sim
pie round waisted, straight-skirted En-
pire fashion with q long gold buckle
gathering the loose bodice folds at the
waist line.
Dancing dress for pretty girl with a
clear skin in her second or third season.
A gold -colored silk makes the under
gown edged at the bottom by a band OF
grayish blue velvet. Two broad sash
ends OF gray-blue silk cover the front
partially and are embroidered at the
bottom with gold thread scrolls. A blue
brocade forms the overgown and drap'
cries lowered with daisios In gold.
Street gown for some good walker
whose color comes when the wind blows
her curls around. A dull terra Gotta
cloth is embroidered about the bottom
with deep border of applique work IN
scroll patterns of black astrakhan and
chrysan themum designs in olives, browns
and old rose. With this goes a shoul
der cape Of astrakhan and muR, both
EN- broidered in the chrysanthemun
patterns and tied with old rose ribbons
There is man in New York who pos
sesses special knack in this couchine
off ur on cloth with silk threads and
much of the best ono sees is done by
him and his worhwomen. An odd street
dress of heliotrope cloth is ono OF hi'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-10-26

Don't cheat an editor out of years sui
scription or any other sum. You can save
enough to pay his bill by using DR.. Jones
Red Clover Tonic when you have any
blood, stomach or liver trouble. You will
probably save paying the doctor $40. SOC
Of E. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-10-26

The famous divorce case of Bowman
V. Bowman, the first in the U. 5.
in which a common law wife was held
entitled to a divorce. came to sud-
den end by the murder of Col. Frank
Bowman at st. Louis on Monday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-10-26

latest designs. The gown has sima.
lated jacket front embroidered with OLD
rose silk in conventional designs. This
appears to open over vest OF black
Persian astrakhan which il prolonged
on the front OF the skirt in half dozen
unique fgure-like projections, irregu,
larly notched like fern fronds and
reaching the hem. All this Is fastened
down by button-hols stitching IN old
rose. About the bottom is border OF
conventional embroidery in shades OF
lavender, purple and old rose.
Evening toilet for brown eyes, slim
figure and dark hair. Pink crepe dc
chine forms the dancing skirt hung
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-10-26
Galloway, Ill.

Take all the sarsaparillas, alternatives, bit
tiers, and other preparations for hood, and
you will find nothing that will satisfy you
like DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic. Because
it cures and Is prompt, safe, reliable and
pleasant to take. Fifty cents for bottles
holding nearly pint. Sold by E. Y.
Grfops
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-10-26
The Great Excursion Route

All trains run daily, except thar NOS l. anu (" q
not run Sundays. -, ,,..- -.
The K C. Vestibule Limited makes all western eSA
pections Ills uneQualled for eegsnt service And -,
time Through all points at lowest rates an
baggage checked destination. Call or write for any
~ y"srTat,on J. E. BlHuH,
j. CU .RLroN, iNket Ak ~ se'V>
G.. T. a p A.. Chca
The evening world., 1889-09-13
B"ICYCLISTS IN TOWN.

The meetuf the New York Division, League OF
American Wheelmen, was increased by the ar
rival of a large number of member this morn
ing and they are variously scattered among the
uptown hotels.
The members were to have participated in a
run through the upper part of the city this
morning, but the wet weather prevented II.
A meeting Of officers will be held at the Grand
Union Hotel this evening, after which the
Broadway Theatre will be visited 700 strong.
Should the weather prove favorable. the grand
parade will be held tomorrow, starting Il at noon
from the Central Park Plaza. The route will
be through the Park, thence to Twenty-third
ferry to Brooklyn.
Luncheon will be served 1 at the club-houses OF
the Kings County WlIeGlmcn and the Long
Island Wheclmon, and the regular annual bust
ness meeting of the State Division will follow at
j o'clock, at the Brooklyn Bicycle Club House.
The parade will be conducted by Chief Consul
". \. Bull OF Buffalo, as Grand Marshall Vice
Consul NJ. |. BridgInan, as AdjutAnt, and C.. A.
Sheehan, Manhattan b.. G.. and Howard Green
man. Brooklyn Is. c., az pacemakcrs.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

heard Of Bourke Cochran till Charley Brooke
flashed the name upon his mental mirror.
The aged secretary did not understand the
ripple Of merriment which this confession
had caused, md the mild voiced Recorder,
with infinite enjoyment in his unctious voice,
said: Never mind. Mr.. Short; you'll hear
Of MIR, Cochran II you stay a few days in New
York"
COULDN'T RATTLE THE OLD cLEBK.
Mr.. Brooke had had q hard time Of it. He
hadn't succeeded in riling the witness and
confusing him, and he had been done up"
in tits with young Mr.. Parker. and Col.
Fellows, and the Recorder had summarily
suppressed him on several occasions.
He was very red in the face and mopped
hot water from under his collar while the
venerable ex-Judge Fullerton looked about
as Jake Kilrain's bottle holder must have
felt in the seventy first round Of his meeting
with Boston's Congressional aspirant.
NAPOLEON URGES HIS FORCES.
Ives was like n jockey on the place horse in
tho homestretch, rrodding, ~coaIin2. urging
his steed to renewed effort in the hopeless
race.
Ho prompted. suggested and conferred
with Mr.. Brooke, but the doughty Brooke
sank wenrily into his chair, breathing a dis
couraged that's ALL"
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Mr.. John Henry Clews, of this city, and Miss
Jessie Bradley, OF Dunkirk, N. Y, were mar
ried last evening at St. Johns Episcopal
Church, Dunkirk. Rev. Robert Harris, D. D..
OBLIGATED, and james Blanchard Gllews, brother
nephew Of Henry ClewE, and Is manager OF his
brooklyn office. The bride ie a daughter OF the
late Ezra Bradley, Of Dunkirk, a Rrandniece. OF
Chief-Justice Bradley. of Vermont. and a niece
Of Judge Isham, of Chicago, Minister Robert
Il. Lincoln'g partner.s
The evening world., 1889-09-13
MR.. WILLIAMS RESIGNS.

The Assistant Supervisor of the "City
Record" Follows His Chief.
Assistant Supervisor of the Ctty Record C. H.
Williams, who had not been near the City Hall
since last May, appeared in the Mayors office
this morning and had to introduce himself to
the Corporation Counsel and Commissioner Gil
roy, who were present to try him OIL charges of
neglecting his Official duties.
He promptly presented his resignation, which
was Immediately accepted and the charges with
drawn.
This is the third resignation in the Cny Record
office.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
SMASHED NAT M'KAY'S TILE.
A Little "TeNRa Gentleman, SHh, Who Can
GROW Fat on Bullets, snh."

sEO" Fht Ou buteteS EHHs'
Nat Mckay, the ship-builder, who attained
considerable newspaper n%otoricty about u week
ago on account Of a verbal duel with Collector
Erhardt in the Fifth Avenue Hotel corridor, is
being talked of a great deal to-day because Of a
little scene that no figured in at the Hoffman
House last night.
Mr.. Mckay was talking with George Israel. a
former Texan, concerning tho career of the late
Congressman Cox, 1t wes not long before the
conversation suddenly shifted to the South and
II-Contodcratea, and IsTncl'S friends claim that
MI. MckayH remarks were exceedingly bitter.
.%lsrHelS statements were none tho less en-
phatiC. aud almost before the bystandcrs knew
what had happened the little IeIan's big UNI
brelln came down kerwhnck on MIR. McKays i'm
maculatc white tile, and the hat was a total
wreck.
Porter Michael Toole, Billy Edwards and De-
tcctivC Jacobs were Immediately on the scene
and prevented further hostilities.
Israel explained the affair afterwards by init
mating that I he called q linh. sah. will not
go, sab, with q Texas gentleman, by CAD, sab,
who can grow fat on bullets, sail"
The evening world., 1889-09-13
Big Theatrical Managers Write the SUN
DA WORLD How They Made Their Start
UNION LABOR PARTY CONVENTION.
Summonses Sent Ont for MeetIuEs for the
Election Of Delegates.

Pursuant to the action of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Union Labor party at Clarendon
Hall last night, summonses were sent out to-day
to all members of trades unions to assemble at
their various meeting places Oct. l, to elect ten
delegates to q convention which will be held at
the Legislature.
The Convention will vote also for delegates to
H ~ hnI9 Hnd hldermanlc conventlonS; me tlme
The evening world., 1889-09-13
Swallowed His Teeth.

Last month Mr.. ]. A. Crawford, Of Quincy,
ILL.,, while drinking a glass of water had the
misfortune to swallow his false teeth. Death
resulted almost Immediately. Just previous to
the occurrence he drew an accident ticket issued
by the Employers Liability Assurance Corpora
matte ticket boxes now so commonly seen in
railway stations and elsewhere all over the
country, The Company promptly paid the $500
insured by the ticket. -
The evening world., 1889-09-13
Reuu,IfuI Hungarian Dancers.

The facial and physical beauties of the sixteen
Hungarian dancing, fencing and club-swinging
girls, who are to appear at the Eden Musee oil
Oct. 10, are said to be surprisingly great. The
stage will be enlarged and other preparations
made to insure their performance being a signal
success. .Erdelyi NqcZi and his Hungarian
orchestra have an entirely new repertoire, which
concert,
The evening world., 1889-09-13
Congressman Cox Laid to Rest in
Greenwood Cemetery.
Impressive Services at the First
Presbyterian Church.
Friends OF the Deceased Attend In
Large Numbers.

There was q poetic justice in the fact that
On the day in which the mortal remains Of
Congressman Cox were tenderly laid in the
bosom of Mother Earth the heavens should
stream with tears.
The remains of the CHEEKY, kind hearted
Congressman, lay in the back pRrlor of his
The evening world., 1889-09-13
THE RED SIGN CLOTHING SALE
at GIL Broadway, corner Houston st.

at GIL Broadway, corner Houston st.
The syndicate sale arranged by the wholesale clothiers
Of hns suits for men, boys and children has caught on.
Crowds thIonged the premises yesterday. elbowinE and
jostlinE for placeS at the counters where the clothing Is
bsinE sacrificed at zoe. on the dollar. Everybody seemed
delighted with their purchases. Tho bargains continue
to day. Tho combined stock amounts to over half q
million dollars worth of the very best clothing ever
made in this country. This Ii no bogus" or tre sale
Of shoddy trash, hut an honest sacrifice Of value By hrst-
class reliable manufacturers who have made up more
clothing than they can sell. and consequently close out
this surplus" At an enormous loss for ready money.
The firms who furnish these goods Tor sale stand
among tho highest in the country. just look at theso
prices Mems Heavy woolen Working Suits, worth Sl2.
at %; Mems Extra Durable " Working Pants. worth
So. 90. at 65c. Men's Winter OverooAtG worth go. At
s2. 10; Mems Heavy Storm listers. worth elo, at
S3. 90; Boys Winter School Suits. worth -. so. at
Doc. Boys Winter Pants Cahort), worth 81 so. At PIC. 4;
Boys School overcoSts. worth %. so, at 81. l5. There
will also be sold elegant Business and Dress Suits for
gentlemen at "a. 30. %. 10 and Ok. actually and hon
estly worth SIS and $50. Remember that this sale iS
conducted by the leading wholesale manufacturers OF
clothing IN New York City. every concern represented
being financially responsible for every statement made
in this advertisement. Elegant Fall overeoGts, worth
sIS. At ~. IS; superb listers and Cape Coats. worth
seq, at SO. Al. No humbuE. No bunco, Broadway and
Houston st. Make no mistake, look for all red siEnE-
northwest corner.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
Go,hnn socInI socIety,s entertainment.

Gotham Social SOciety's entertainment
Tie Gotham Social Society'S sociable was held
in their rooms in Victoria Hall last night.
Despite the bad weather there was a large
attendance. Miss Diehl. Miss Haffner, Wolf
Lieblich. Lester Blumenthal. Vessel Bigelow
and many Others took part in the entertainment.
Dancing followed the performance.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Accidental loss of life OF personal injuries caused by
the recent disasters by wind and wAvo should he covered
by an accident policy in the old TRAVELLERS OF Hart
ford. l40 Broadway. -"
The evening world., 1889-09-13

All You Want to Know About the Sites
for the Big Worlds Fair in the SUNDAY
WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Frank Carpenter Writes of CONSTANT
nopIe, the Home OF the Turks, for the SUM-
DAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

CoustanttnopIe the Most Cosmopolitan
City in the World. Read the SUNDAY
WORLD
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Sketches in DarkyV1IIe, Made in the
Glare or Sixth Avenues Electric LIght&
Sundays WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

in a letter TO a friend in this city William
A. Beach, the onrsman, says Senrlo is
going to retain the championship with the
souls. But if he should happen TO lose it.
you cnn bet | won't sec Australia lose it with
out a struggle on my rart to keep it,"
The evening world., 1889-09-13

h Sites for the Great Worlds Fair ii
1892. See the SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Mr.. Brooke tried to get Mr.. Short to say
that Ives made Julius Dexter n s~tockholder
just before his own failure. and that he. i'm
mcdiatelv after tho failure OF the great bank
ing house of Ives Il Co. with liabilities
of Sl5, 900, 600 and nssets Of nothing at all.
very p~raiseworthily resigned with Staynor
and Woodruff. and LETT the stockholders free
TO elect Mr.. Dexter to the Presidency OF the
road which they had bnnkrupted.
But Mr.. Short didn't know. He didn't
know that Mr.. Dexter had engaged Lawyer
Frank r.. Lawrence in behalf Of the Company.
nor Bourke Cochran. Indeed, he had never
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Johnny Reagan received nn enthusiastic
welcome from the San Francisco sports on
Among the delegation that went out on the
train that met him were: Patsey Hogan, Nj.
C. CRY, Of the Gail, and Messrs. Tice and
Jordan. of the California Athletic Club.
impression Reagan Is making on the Pacific
const.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Mike Cushing. tho 1%26-pound champion is
to have n benefit next Monday night at War
rem Lewis's West End Pavilion, Coney
ring match with both Cal Mccarthy. the
feather weight. and Jack McAuliffe, light
weight champion.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Searle will not come to this country to row
with Gaudaur, according to a cablegram from
London to james A. st. John. Searle says
month for 30. 500 n side. allowing $500 for
expenses or will row on the Parametta. Mr..
st. John says that Gaudaur will not accept
either of these two places but will agree to
row ON any English or Irish lake.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
THE TRAVERS ISLAND MEET.
EXCITEMENT AMONG ATHLETES OVER THE
COMING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Billy Murray VIII Challenge Jimmy Ken
nArd-JNck Dempsey viii Fight any
Man Of His WeIGht-Beneht to Mike
Cu~shinG-Johnny ReRHRn's Welcome In
San FranciscO-The Hornbacker Ciub
erfninn,en mt.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Jack Dempsey rays that he is ready now to
fight any man approaching his weight with
gloves of any size. skin-tights, of course,
preferred. He is ready with the money at
any time for another chance at the Marine.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Miss Lillian Lewis appeared at the Theatre
which Lawrence Marston has adapted from
Victor Hugo's Hermann" Tonight she
will be Lena Despurd In ''As In a Looking
The evening world., 1889-09-13

The handsome gold and silver medals
offered for competition ut the National
Athletic Clubs tournament. to be hold at the
Labor Lyceum. Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
about the middle of October. are now on OK
hibition Mt Zundle & Co. e place. on Fulton
street. Entries close with p. Solder, Oct. 5.
at 2 Fulton street.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
R0SINA V0KES R%EHEARSING.
"WIG AND GOWN" WILL BE HER PRIN.
CIPAL NOVELTY THIS SEASON.

Chaperones Supplied to Actresses on De-
~mand-Dixey Working Hard on "The
Seven AGes"-Wby n YounE Actor Len
the "LRHRrdero" Compnny-Corlnne to
he with Us for Tive Weeks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWlE!
DR.. r. G.. WESTA SRODF

DR.. E. G. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY MOZG, gwaranto-
wane ia emnicze lekarstwo ma n.y.
steryaa, zawrot W gtowie, kenwul-
sye, mrukliwosc, nerwowa newral-
gia, Dol gfowy, nerwowa prostra-
eva, pochodzaca z uzytku alkohe-
lu Tub tabakl, bezsennosc, PREY
gneblenio unysfowe, r%ozmiekcze-
ME mozgu, prowadzace do ebtaka
MIA, i do nieszczescia, rozpaczy
smierci = powodujace rychte re
s%tarzenie sic, niepfodnosd, utrate
silly u obojga pfci, mimowolne u
piawy / chorobe zwana Sperma-
thorrhcea, bedaca skutkiem mad
uzycla mozgu, ,samogwattu in
nych tajnJ CHI grzeehow. Ka&de pl.
defko zawiera porcva ne jeden mic
STAG. s1.00 podefko, Tub 6 pudelek
~ SS 90 -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
WiesG O doktorze
S1ominskim.
Omaha, W Nebrasce % Paz.
dzlernika, 1887.
SZanOWnv Redaktorzai

uZlernlKa, lSSJr.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Cd kilku mieslecy bawi tutaj
W Omaha jakis DR.. Sfominskl, W
kt6rym ma p~ierwszy rzut Okla 90.
zna}em %cz}owieka podejrzanego
charakteru, i zdaje mi sic, zem sic
ME zmyli}. Ably udowodnie nieja-
ko moi sad, moia oplnie o tym
cz1owieku, chociaz W streszczeniu
skresle co pan Sfominski zrobif i
zamierza zrob1c z tuta1 zamieszka-
fymi Polakaml.
Otoz PREY nadchodzacych wy
borach ma g~ubernatora i nlejakieh
urzednikdw, zorganizowaf Z try.
stu Acknowledgment klub i gFosy
ich sprzeda partyi, ktora MT vie
cej zap}aci.
Dalej tenze pan; nlby doktq r,
formuje Jakies ~towarzystwo pomo g.
niczo lekarskie, i wymaga cd ka-
zdego $500 i tym sposobem ma
soble zapewnic ma szesc miesieT
W razie choroby lekarstwa i p9-
moe DIR. S}ominskiege bezp}atniF.
Gdyby jaki czfonek zap}aci} 5 dol.
a ME chorowa} W oznaczonyM
przez nlego czasle, chcia} sobb
zas nadal zapewnic opieke dokta
"a, W takim razie ma nastepne sze8
m~iesiecy diva l poi delara dop}$
ci ] t. d.
Gazet polskich Sfominski NIB
kaze czytaG a szczeg6lnie WSarusd.
TIE i tym podobne brednie NIB
moga mi sic podobac, dlatego Il
dajs sig do Szanownego Redaktd-
ra, ably nam udzieli1 rady W Wild
rusie, czy many uwazac S}omif
sklego jake cz1owieka sprawiedll
wego?-lub tez odepchnaG jake d.
przyszka.
Czytelnik Wiarusa.
OdpowiedS RedaAcy WLARUSA
Znamy Sfomihsklego bardzS
dobrze i wiemy, re to Jest skon-
czony szalbierz, ktory "a rozmaits
zbrodnie juz kilka razy W kozle
siedzia}. Jego dyplomy doktorski4
So sfa}szowane, jak sic redaktot
Wiarusa ma w}asne oczy przekona},
gdy S}ominski byt tn W Winonie.
w Kr6lestwie Polsklem pe1niI
ten zydek obowiazki ~felczera, |
ztad troche INA sic ma leczeniu,
ale egzaminu ma doktora nigdy
ME zlozy}. -Gdy mu ma jego ku-
latyki zabraknie pienledzy, wy1u-
dza Gently cd lekokomysluych ko.
biet, / chociaz pierwsza swoja
zona ME jest rozwiedzlony, juz pc
kilka razy pc r6znych miastach
zeni} sig ma sadie z innemi ko.
bietaml
Kazdy rzetelny czfowiek po-
winien unikaG wszelkiej stycznosci
z tym szarIataem, by go ME u}o-
viii W swoje }otrowskle sleci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14

karzy, r%ytownik6w, ola tapeciarzy, ma
szynist6wt former6w, (mulder6w.)-dla
kowali, dacharzy, kamieniarzy, mularzy,
%plastrarzy, mutiarzy - %narzedzia do
ciagniecia i t. d. i t. d.
Wiruiace PLY lzag), przykraiane
do potrzeby kawa}ki drzewa i rysunki
lekka m~aszynerya do pedzenia noga i
wszelkie nAjdoskonalsze i W najnow-
Sym csasie uzywane porzadki,
osz czedzajacc roboty, jakich.
dawnlej n,e j ME iInstre-
wano. NASz Sis (KATALOG)
Jest najzupefniejszym, jaki kiedy-
kolwiek ofiarowano rzemieslni-
kom i opisujs najrozmaitsze odreb.
nosci ~narzedzi. Kto zbada jego
zawartosc, ~przekona sic 0 jego
poprawnoscl. Zawiera on przeszio
1000 wizerunkow a przesfany zos-
TAME BEZPEATNIE pod iakim-'
badz adresem "a odebranjem 5
centew IA przese}ke pocztewa.
S.
1884 Blue Island Ave.
4 Chicago, Ill.