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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

by the way to teach other young women
not To make nuisances OF themselves in
. crowded thoroughfare.
New thingsin jewelry have come TO
light Of late. The happy wishbone pin
is something which not everyone has
seen. 1t is broken wishbone, and IL
is made of gold. Two diamonds are set
alongside of the bone, aud there is =
clasp to fasten It with.
The chicken brooch is another eccen-
tricity in jewclry. It is purchased prin-
cipally rs gift for young ladies, who
arc fond Of gay clothes. and who admire
fancy bits of jewelry rather than tho
regulation heavy set styles
The parrot pin is another novelty. A
greenish gold parrot set with stones Of
various colors is clasping bar with its
feet, while its bcAk reaches toward q
gold ball
Among mems pins there Is very
pretty hunting pin. which consists of q
horn, . horseshoe and whip. Tho
whole is mounted upon . long pin. so
that II can DO worn in the cravat Its
however. rather large for mans scarf
pin. and Il prettier worn "a woman's
brooch. Another arrangement OF the
sporting pin is to have it fastened upon
= band. 90 that il is used a . clasp for
q Decktie Aather than . pin.
A gold monkey mounted upon . long
pin i another Of the New Year favor
ties.
The Dolly Warden gown Is certainly
coming In again, there can be no doubt
about II. The old. full Dolly Warden
skirt with tho round waist with the
rather low cut neck. and tho sash tied
rather high under the armA Is again
seen.
The material for these dresses II Ae-
ured and the figures. which are prefer
ably vines, run all over the skirt and
the waist.
FIR house dresses, the Dolly vardena
srs ever 90 pretty. The best dress ma
terisl for them Is China silk. In China
silk there Is China silk and there Il
China silk. The kind to get 10 not the
thin papery sort that breaks and pulls
and tears and comes TO pieces 1T slight
provocstiou. but tho real, true silky
kind that Is soft - satin and shiny in
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
OUR WOMAN Or FASHION
NE y epestsd Like the Leopard e
Tradition
RENAL OF 4 PRETTY OLD srILE
ouuans 80 Pssssy ni.ss Z. Ss~sasy-xns
Azas>a ai.sasm - The ssss ones
nsre-Ths E~ssss TAk.s n er~sno
--ksssEs % ace Belly vasAaA

The sptdemic ~ spots has spread %
boot tops. Everything " spotted or
threatens to hecons 50 soon
The last article 70 TALL . victim -
this disease va the top Of the dainty
boot which u no~ made to match The
spostsd gown which 10 20 fashionable.
Last week felt hats cana ssss with
great spots upon them. aud the velvet
trimmings which decorated the hats
were Of shot velvet or were dotted in .
way which suggested that ere long the
Aots would become pronounced spotA
The sweliest thing In an outdoor gar
nent il not fur cloak To the grief
Of those ladies' Who have spent their
entire substance upon . fur coat II
must DO mentioned that q much more
ssylish garment than fur Is the rough
cloth coat with great fairy spots upon
It. supplemented by fur sleeves. fur
CUFFS and big fur collar.
These cloaks are very long, coming
almost to the bottom OF the drcAs. and
their entire surface Is covered with
spots. large. pronounced and malignant
An appearance
To be quite stylish nowadays got .
dress with spots upon IT, Get cloak
with spots of n larger type. Have .
pair Of shoes made with spotted topa
Get . pair Of long topped gloves with
chenille dots upon them Purchase .
hat which is symphony ia spots and
dots. Trim it with big dotted bow 70
match. Tie dotted veil over your face,
gather il up well at the back. and let
two long dotted ends hang down Now
make muff OF the dotted material of
the coat and trim il with spotted bow.
When you have done all these things
You may be sure that you are extremely
stylish in your dress, and, If you have
selected the colors properly. you will
probably look quite pretty. The dotted
effect is becoming TO nearly everyone.
and the variety Of appearance Is pleas
ing. and, as the present writing, ex-
tremely fashionable.
II you are a woman who hkes TO so
TO extremes. or who wishes TO appear
exactly q IL mode. get shopping bag
of leopard skin with the spots still on
II and purchase also o portenonnie oi
the same material The rs r6kcrchief,
which Is tucked so daiptily In your
imu1, has border &C silk spots and tn q
fan which IL Is the proper thing to carry
IN the front of ones dress for everyday
use. of dotted silk stretched upon
slender slabs of sandal wood.
Do not despair when you have dona
done these things, and do not think
that you have como to the end OF your
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

sAksaA- knA yss tAsss i - tAsusss -
- train bpeo0ing less fAakioszblA-
4 fsw days go . soupts Of we'll
dresssd woman. dragging demi-trsias
behind them. were sweeping along
broadway with the crowd. stopping or
sasionally - took into . wtad0w. and
chatting a. they went behind them
came . yoang MAJ. esss In AAad and
head well in the air. IN true Englisa
fashion
Wnhost seeing tie offensive trains
upon the walk. tbs young man stepped
on tAs skirs and before he realized his
ossnss. vas there with both fssG
There was . crash, tear. . giving
away Of goods and feminine Shrek.
THAT aaa Is wslkiHZ % nay bsek."
e-ied the afflicted woman. grssping tie
othsr by the Sru.
Then keep ycsr back on the stdS
walk. and cannot walk upon t." TO
torted the young man. lifting his hat
politely and trsmp.ng on, happy in the
thoaghs that hs haA dropped . lesson
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

rope h the dotted fine, but keep you
eyes well opened that when you sec
anything new that 10 sprinlled with
dots You may get it and wear 1t, for tho
epidemic 10 going TO rage all winter and
even spring nildness viii not sub(iue II.
Traces Of II viii finger throughout next
summer. and nothing but . second IT
tack Of frost and snow VIII kill it.
The latest thing In trains Is not much
different from the trains which have
been fashionable all winter. They arc
still cut on the bias % produce tho long.
aim effect and are worn both indoors
and out
For house dresses. there II . eight
difference shown ip che cut OF the train.
making II fulle. and broader than il
was Tie bias seam Is still preserved
but the fullnsss 1t The waist line Il dis
tributed little more, 40 that the train
does not jut out to . sudden broadnees
a. IL did. II tapers more gradually.
Skirts with trains are also made little
fuller In the fronsa ant sidea
II ron hsvs watched the fan trains
closely you must have noticed how very
scant and sxinp they we're in 'front.'
They were easy enough to walk In. but
The trouble came when . woman ~
tempted TO sit down The skirt was ab-
soiutely drawn over her knses When
che arose there was . sudden effect of
. great deal Of material in the hack. aad
% she walked away there IVES the sp
pesr.nce Of having tableclosh or .
Quilt fastened to her back In the style
which We used 10 love - children.
The pointed neck--front and back
eth holds its own. II is . style that n
90 becoming that IL viii not readily b
superseded A pretty fashion for the
pointed neck Is 70 make the shoulders of
Che dress entirely Of tnllc.
The foids Of The sullc nay be brought
Mp fren the hsch Of the waist and over
Che shoalicrs. coming down in frvue
where th<Y ars cS<sssed On shs bosom.
This forms low pciss - ecth front
and hsck and b . SIMPLE and graceful
style.
Since trains are fashionable. and are
going 10 sfssy fashionable. n is part Of
every woman's duty - learn - nan.g.
. train prcperiy r. 10 really qnise .
knsrk. asd the arss reausits d that
shs train be made correctly. 70 should
b ~ kind that viii nessa~~ tnrn ever
Nor pet lie at and stiff lice . great
platter II should be psisble snd lss -
fnlsfa. and yes % scared ca The under
psAr thaf Il ~fll ret sarn over resd'>y.
eve. II the w>nr~r h1s . trek Of tara-
iae abo.s s.d3eniy
The street. srsia - drAessd through
che nire. walked upeo. tern go
ssused. ansil n eznact he wcrn - he<s
u,~s shaa ten dsy~ witbsst Iess<in4
psry usrn - we're ser - ss1 eznosi
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

Tie Ssoeptaan go. - plaas -
jswsls sss u snes rnchsd 81 ssns dsuD
~ ths sA8ssy vAnlsa- tAssp - vsnaan -
tas msss pass ssss -. Ter u - tn -
rich ssrs - bssEl.n - - - " -
hosss. sad aoAeay esSA 80 - -
ne the halt II IL
Thee In the Astss1 Il No ~ vaAnA.
and jet made expensive BY taahssa -
= snowy exterior. Wat fsbols1s ouDa
ere wasted by way u wedding pssnsno
u no ssItAly u.s. 70 tks pssluSsnaA ~
yss half raining the donor tAass ]
positively ksow . bride WHO received
twsasy-sevea. and ,ssny Of tAsm s10oo
facsiinilies Of each etheg, and noe q
them matched TO ssy particular ssales.
80 that before hall of them could b
used the whsis would have becsns cid
fashioned snd only valuable - uHsznea-
toes.
Oss might siznplify the list a 1asasss
and sxpsaslvs pressato alwsss sndsA-
nitely, bat nearly every sns ca CON-
plcts IL FOR himself.
And what do yea say 10 the trus b.
wsrdness Of this dssce@ieas 10 Dc
away with making prsssntss
No, indeed! love 20 make presaoas
and love 10 rsesise them, bst - ~
gan by saying each psessat given o. ~
ceived oayhs 10 be able 70 snswsr IL
own why. There should b isve or At
lection or real friendship and desire 10
show II and desire TO give pleasure b.
bird each present 70 make Il srsal thing.
Let as tr,' 10 do away vita the mercantile.
the nf52ifiatory aud tie Grundy gifts -
much IS possible. Let rs ,nske our we'd
ding gifts for the bensst of the bride and
her future home aud not for the display
of our own msgni6cencs. Let ns IN enc
word remember that every gift should
mean something both to the giver and
10 the receiver. and rescus the fine old
custom from tho hollow mockeTy II
seems in danger OF becoming.
Ms. FRANK LKsiIx
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

"Thcrc." ne said fondly. "just TO show
you how much | thought Of you took
your picture with my new instantaneous
camera. Here i; L."
do you think II locks like me- che
inquired. almost tearfaily.
"Why-er--yes, Of course
Then all is over. cannot b yours.
II nnst bs my money and not raysel!
that you seex. New York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

To oil points VIA q. II. Il /. X. X.
E1cuni,n tickets will be cold Deem
Der "a, IS and 81. and January ]. good
going 90 date OF sale. and for return
until January 4. 1892. For tickets aud
full information, apply TO q. X. q !.
ticket agents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27


appearance. II does not pull and u
does not fray at the seams, and Il wears
beautifully. never showing . crease or
q fold.
AZ this season Of Ne ysar dress pat
terms of the lighter grade can be bought
1T = very low price. One frequently
sees them in stores. cut OF in lengths
and tied together. TO be given - holiday
presents
For eight or ven doilass one eets .
very good dress pattern Of light silk. or
thin goods, which In two or three
months viii cost TIVE or three times that
sum.
The economic buyer IL the one who
takes time by the forelock. She pur-
cha.ses her summer clothes when winter
stack In On the counters. and her winter
cuying h do1e when shopkcepsn ere
trying to get the leftover stock Of
winter goods cut of shs way.
~ this kind Of management veFy
isrxe percentages IL saved
The Msa Ter tsss JsA
Il do vish eouid put the baby -
Sleep said Mrs. pukane, after a
hosr's ysvsflins lullaby practice.
Suppose I send for John L. Sullk
van. suggested her husbssi
20 you mean the prize-6ghssxr'
"yes"
"TSAy would ycr seod f,~ htnS
swell. be has ofses pss eycw- men
- sleep lie oaxht - have no troobls
9th mere baby .---ssarsnieis- Tsie-
graph
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

Corl, Knott & Co., have divided their
trimmed hat department. into two sep
arate departments. &l.00 aud $3.50.
You can have your choice Of any
trimmed hat in tho store for one dol.
lar and fifty cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

BY the absorption OF the Chicago 4
Atlantic railway between Marion ant
Chicago. the EklE has at lgsi eas,ge0
iss entrance into Chicago, and now ~
cup.es she pfou6 position OF being ths
only l;ne besweea Gu cfgo aud New
York entirely under ore management
One result Of THIS Is she srrsnFen1f n
whereby ell the through uairs ~ 90.
Erie are now run toiid b<tween Chicsea
and New York Without change. Psf-
senEeTs holding through tickets. shetbsi
hfst or second elsss. are able 70 e.
from Chicago 40 New York withoui
chang M cara.
PuIlfnan'e most modern fIeepiuf
Care are rnn on ell through trains via
this iine, and On Their yestibsie Iirn.
tied, Puanasn's DIM z Cars. No srtrs
fare charged CT fisls train. Ia fact
the rates VIA the ERIE are tower thar
wa any other route ferng equal
facilities.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
New Years GiftS.

Hervey, the jewsler. has had q fne
Christmas trade. but owing to the large
quantity Of goods he had on hand, he
still has fine variety Of diamonds,
watches, jewelry, silverware and clocks
which he will offer at reduced pnces
No. q Canal street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
The Best Of Everything

in the way of canned. bulk or shell
oysters, fresh fish OF all kinds and
variety, from either salt or fresh water.
All Wild game in season. IN fact every
thing IN his line can he found at
DETTESTuALER's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

Chollie-Tou LOOK very pale today. ms
deah boy.
Chappie-Ya--as; ! took ethaw this
mawling.
Chollie-Took ethaw! Did yen have
tooth drawal
Chsppie-No; the doctaw put . powus
plaster ON me back.-New York PresA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
WHI Do We GIVE GIFTS I
Presents Of Affection. Kindness.
Bsnevolsncs ard Charity.
JOY II TIE GIVING or PRESENTS
Ttass Dasass - Doas 1sssssss-Jss
Ustsk Presssss-Ns ressslis - rrsA-
tsS fSsssuss--Nrs. Ssusay's fsss-
ssss-FsstasessEy Prsssats.
RoBABLY four

ROBABLY four
ffshs-nay, ics ~
say nins-tenshs-
Of the people ct
Christen d on
viii. within the
next few days.
hsth mako and
receive 1T least
one gift in honor
AZ Christmas or
Of the New Year,
besides In some
csses supernu-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

All claims not csnessent v,sA shs
sish ehsrssser 81 s7rap q ras are
paspss~sv avoided ~ - caisforusA rse
ssrup eonpsny. II Acts xsusiy on he
ssdcsys hvee go to~v}n. eieaosfn1
sae sslAsm sAsessAI1y. ~ u i 49, :
are-sli snd makes no pretsn<sess that
sv>ry eve1fe ~ ~ eakuosnsiese.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

Have you seen those imported hand
painted plaques and panels at Geo. A.
Hall & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

A Healthy and Delicious Beverage
Menier Chocolate. Learn to make =
real cup of Chocolate by addressing
'Menier,' New York. aud get free
SAMPLE with directions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

For the delicaciss of the season in
fish and game, go 10 Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

A beautiful line s sl ssssy an. %fs s.a sg
goods. suitable for German favors, and
prizes tor Card Parties. which We viii
continue to sell very cheap.
CoRL. KNOTT 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

Fl0rid2 (lr2nnnc nice aud sweet,
stotsuo Wott6oSs 20 and 25c per
dozen. kIILEAS's GROCERY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

A full lire of gold pens Of flnesl
quality at Geo. A. Hall 4 Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

Novelties in cards and booklets st
Geo. A. Hall & co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

nov IvdpUldsSu hpFltS pound a.: !
pounds for Csc, new Df,sd Peaches 10.
per pound. KiiLEAs's ckccrRY.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27

ing in the county councils with com.
pensation for Republicans who may be
deprived of their licenses and the intro
dustion of bill providing for
pensioning old people upon the insur-
ance plan. In the platform, in addition
to the planks already referred to, the
old Tory war cry as to opposition to
church disestablishment, the mainten-
ance of denominational schools, the
preservation of the house of lords, will
be released and every effort will be
made to outbid the Liberals for the
workmen's votes. 1t is understood,
however, that the Conservatives have
definitely decided upon the rejection Of
local option in the matter of an eight
hours Of work per day. On the other
hand the conference will be asked to
declare in favor of increased Liberal
representation and the creation of a
labor department under cabinet min
| lister whose title will he labor minister.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27

The movement to oust Senator-elect
Brice of Ohio on the ground that he
was not a resident of the state at the
time of his election and is not now will
not down. 1t even has some pretty
good Democratic backing among the
friends of Gov. Campbell, who feel that
their alien Senator did not render the
assistance he should have in the recent
campaign. Just the same it would be
good politics for the Republicans to let
the Democrats lie on the senatorial bed
thew have made for themselves, though
there are several strong precedents for
lust such action as has been proposed in
this instance. But isn't it a striking
commentary upon Democratic hypocrisy
in it's claims to be the party OF the
people when we recall the circumstances
surrounding the election OF two success
i've Buckeye senators, Standard Oil
Payne and millionaire Brice of New
York?
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27
Diphtlheria Endemic.

sr.Lou1s, Nov. s4.-Diphtheria is rag
ing in Bellville, Ills, and amounts almost
to an epidemic. 1t broke out in Sep
tember and since that time it's ravages
have been very severe and large num-
ber of deaths have occurred. It has as
sumed such alarming proportions that .
large number of citizens have with
drawn their children from the public
and private schools. It is estimated
that in its various stages there are be-
tween 200 and 800 cases in Belleville and
vicinity. The citizens are very much
excited and meeting will probably be
called to take action toward checking
the spread of the terrible disease.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27

this state continue to stuff such of their
followers as will swallow the lies with
the claim that the body as a political
organization is growing all oyer the
country. And now comes ex-senator
VanWyck of Nebraska with the asser-
tion that the sub-treasury plan and the
land loan scheme are the only things
that threaten the stability of the new
party, with which he has recently cast
his lot; wholly ignoring the fact that
upon these two propositions rest fully
two-thirds of the structure which these
modern iconoclastic reformers have
builded.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27
HURRICANE RAGING.
Reported Heavy Wind Storm in Wash.
ington, D. C.-Several People
Killed.
All Telegraph Wires Down and Nc
Communication Possible with
the Capital City.
Pittsburg Visited by Destructive
Rain and Wind Storm-Build.
ings Demolished.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 24.-This city
has been without communication with
Washington since early in the morning
The last intelligence received from that
city was telephone message stating
that terrific hurricane was raging and
that several people had been killed. 1t
was also said that great destruction to
buildings had been caused by the tor
nado, many being unroofed. Immedi-
ately after the receipt of this commune
cation the wire went down and nothing
further has been heard. All the tele-
graph wires are also interrupted giving
evidence of the fury of the gale. It is
evident that the havoc wrought must
have been great, as even at this dis
tance the wind blew at the rate of
Fifty Miles Per Hour
and signs, chi1nneys and everything
movable was sent flying. Advices from
neighboring cities show that the hurri-
cane is general in this section,
being accompanied in many
instances by furious rain
storms amounting almost to cloudbursts,
It will be some little time before com
munication can be re-established with
Washington, and then it will have to be
by railroad, as it will be almost an I'M
possibility to get the wires into shape il
day. Floods have resulted from the
heavy rains in Maryland and Southeast
ern Pennsylvania, and it is believed thai
reports of great damage and perhaps los
of life will be received as soon as an,
means can be had of conveying intelli
gence. The gale on Chesapeake bay i
one of the hardest known for years. Th'
oyster smacks have run for shelter whel
possible, but it is not deemed probable
that all have escaped.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27

Argus-Leader: The Aberdeen News
is still fighting the last campaign.
But the esteemed AL. is trying hard
to forget its own part in it, and is
struggling to regain its pristine
state of purity in the following fashion,:
The growth Of party bossism has dur
ing the present generation attained
threatening proportions. Political
methods have reached the point where
the individual citizen can exercise no
real control over municipal, state or
national measures.
We should think our Democrstic con-
temporary, when it recalls its own alb
ject servility to its party bosses imme-
diately following its late conversion,
would indeed feel like moralizing q
great deal.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27

Both the Republicans and Democrats
OF Sioux City have organized clubs for
political work. There is good exam
pie for the Republicans of Mitchell and
Dawson county. The coming winter
offers the best possible opportunity for
the study and dissemination of Republi.
can principles which were never so vital
to the best interests of the county and
particularly of the northwest as now.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27

Ye that have thanks to give prepare
to give them now. There never was
more occasion for genuine thankful
ness to the Giver Of all good gifts than
in this year of our Lord 1891. Not an
individual of us but can look back
and see for himself what his blessings
have been in the past year, and as a
community and state the reasons for
gratitude are large and varied. There
fore, after several years Of comparative
hardship and of uncertain prospects for
the future, we can fully indulge our feel
ings of gratitude for past favors receiv-
ed and allow our hopes for the future
to take on most roseate hue.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27
Burglar Killed in a rrap.

WALNUT, Kan, Nov. 24.--Just before
daylight a burglar entered the store of
w. McLain at this place. McLain had
been robbed several times before and
had set trap for the thieves. The
burglar entered the building by the
rear door and sprung the trap, receiving
in his body below the left arm double
charge of buckshot, from the effects of
which he died in four hours. Before he
expired he said he lived in Peoria, Ills,
and had a brother living there.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27

About all that the much talked Of
Alliance gathering in Indianapolis has
done so far is to quarrel over the third
party proposition, consider charges
against its prominent members, and dis
cuss the advisability of cutting down
the representation to conform to the re-
duced revenues from the sub-alliances.
The sub-treasury question is also liable
to cause a split as large proportion o1
the delegates oppose it and threaten te
bolt and form new organization If it Is
made test of fealty to the Alliance
Meanwhile the third party organs il
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-11-27
THEY ARE ANXIOUS.
Recent Liberal victories in crea. Brita

Recent Liberal Victories In Great Britain
Rousing the Tories.
lLoNDoN, Nov. 24.-The Conservatives
re up in arms from one end of the
United Kingdom to the other, and its
eading representatives to the numEer
Of about 5000 commenced at B!rming-
ham what is justly looked upon as a
most important meeting in the history
of Toryism in England. The recent
Liberal victories at the polls have in the
popular mind been the shadows of a
coming event which the Liberals declare
will sweep the Conservatives from power
and inaugurate reign Of democracy,
etc.; the vesting of the power of lincens.