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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
CAUGHT A CUB.
A Young Lady Traps for Rabbit and Gets q
Bear.
Helena Herald.1

Helena Herald.
Able Oleson, q domestic in the en-
ploy of the family of Jonas Slade, near
the head of Nelson gulch, few miles
south of Helena, takes "bars" in hers.
Last Friday she undertook meas
ures to ensnare an animal that for
several days had been depredating on
the cabbage supply laid in by the fam
lily for winter consumption.
With that idea in her mind the girl
borrowed of a neighbor a steel trap
and short distance from the cabin
set, baited and securely staked it.
Saturday passed and nothing came
of the device. Sunday morning, after
the breakfast hour, Able went out a
second time to investigate.
The trap was found to have got in
it's work. In it's cruel Jaws an animal
was held, the species of which the girl
was at first unable to make out, but
which on close inspection proved to be
a nearly full grown bear cub.
Young bruin sat on his haunches
and piteously whined.
Miss Oleson for a moment trembled,
more from excitement than fear, and
then felt sorrow creeping into her ten.
der heart for the suffering cub.
The next thought was to spare its
life and make it a captive pet.
Then the girl went fearlessly up to
the bear and cast her shawl over its
head, firmly seized it around the body
and with trap, chain and stake drag.
ging after her, lugged her prize down to
the house.
Before reaching the doorway the
lastly cub had got his muscular fore.
arms about the girls waist and was
doing the ''hug me close" act in a
fashion more vigorous than did ever a
young lady's "best fellow"
There followed a series of feminine
screams that instantly brought Mr.
Slade upon the scene.
The head of the house rushed to the
girls rescue and unlocked her from the
bears fearful squeeze.
Then the girl and the whole family
helped to house the bear, getting it in
to big box after releasing it's lacer.
ated hind foot from the trap.
There young bruin was seen by John
Gearing last evening licking his man
gled paw, and there he will probably
stay through the winter, unless the
butcher gets him for meat or the show
man bids him in for "nickle" mat.
inee.
The heroine, Miss Oleson, is a bloom.
ing blonde of the best Scandinavian
type.
She said, as laughingly she recited
the story OF the capture:
81 tout vest would catch one yack
rabbit that yumps so high. 1t were a
bar and in most hooge me to def"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
A Fresh Fish Story.

A man while fishing suddenly fell
into the water. A fellow fisherman OF
benevolent aspect promptly helped
him out, laid him on his back, and
then began to scratch his head in a
puzzled manner.
"What's the matter ?" asked the by
ISLANDERS. "Why don't you revive
him?"
There are sixteen rules to revive
drowned persons" said the benevo-
lent man, land / know 'em all; but L
can't call to mind which comes first"
At this point therescued man opened
his eyes and said family, sis there
anything about giving brandy in the
rules?"
eyes"
"Then never mind the other fifteen"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
The Parsons Revenge.

Editor Ito preacher)-All 1 got for
my years work is that barrel of pota-
toes in the corner, six stalks of sugar
cane, bale of cotton and load of
wood.
Preacher-You are fortunate. In
looking back over the past year 1 find
have received one black beaver, one
suit of clothes, one pound party, and
81 in cash. But l have my revenge.
Editor-Your revenge?
Preacher-Yes. Every man that
converted backslid and went to the
devil.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
Contagious in This Case.

Mr.. Noopop-'Doctor, is insomnia
contagious?"
DIR. Paresis Certainly not, sir.
What made you ask that?'
Mr.. Noopop-"Because notice that
when baby is troubled with insomnia
my wife and 1 invariably catch it,
too."-Life.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
Delicious.
DUMPLINGS.
POT PIES.
PUDDlNGS.
CAKES.
!. DOUGHNUTS.
BISCUIT.
MUFFIN0.
WAFFLES.
CORN BREAD.
GRlDDLE CAKES.

Can always be made with Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder And while and biscuit will retain their moist
ure they will faky and extremely light and hne
grained not of holes the biscuit made
from ammonia baking powder. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der produces beyond comparison and yet costs
no more than aduterated ammonia or alum powders
DR. Prices stands for pure food and good health.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
Tariff Pictures.

Ladies, the demagogues OF free trade
would have you believe that the tin
plate clause of the Mckinley bill is
making your canned fruit dearer.
Look at the figures for yourself. Fruit
cans that cost scents a dozen
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
Plantation Philosophy.

Arkansas Traveller: Ez long ez you
win yo' wife is putty apt ter excuse yo'
gamblin'.
De fool is apt ter give ez good advice
ez de wise man, an somehow we'se er
a good deal apt ter take it.
It's ginerally de unlucky pusson dat
believes in luck.
1t pears like de braver er man is de
skeerder he is o. er oman or er pusson
dat he owes money.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
OFFICIAL ROSTER.
State DIrccIorH.

vernon. oseph X. TooIe. Helena
Lieut.. GOvernor....John +. Richards, Butte
NJ tInber at Con sress, W. W. Dixon Butte
Secretary. y............ Louis Rotwitt, Helena
Treasurer ............... II. y. Hickman, Helena
AudltUr............ ...... L. a. kenney, Helena
Airy General, ... ii enri J. Haskell GIendiye
GhietJustice Supreme Court...........
Henry y. Blake, Helena
supreme Court ''''' w. H Dewitt
rler- Sup. Court, w. ]. Kennedy, Helena
S superintendent Public instruction.
-......John Cannon, Helena
Federal Directory.
u. >. VIM. +. Furay, Butte
Re lister U. ). Land Ofiice.........C. A. Burg
Recei ger L. ). Land Ofiice......G. w. Cook
Surveyor General..................Geo. ID. Eaton
u. y Attorney ID. Weed
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
, October, 1880, sold at
"a IA cents a dozen

in September, 1881, and the tinplate
clause went into effect only in July
last too. Wait till it does it's work
and you will see prices go down as fast
as dog going down hill with a can
tied to his tail.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-11-26
wooL-sroRINc FACILITIES.

the bank constructed View
Wool Wool Growers Judith and Wolf Creek will find
this the convenient haul their wool whether
desiring to sell or ship
settlement
and Others seeking locations will find the Judith
OF
BED ROCK PRICES Also, blacksmith shop Landing
sSrORDERS BY MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28
Nearly all of our confreres i,

Nearly all of our confreres in
this immediate section seem to be
laborirg under the delusion that
the general public is interested in
the individual pickering and per-
sonal spite Of tse editors in charge
of the papers. If these gentle
men are SO thin-skinned and vul-
nerable in reputation, that they can
not squarely meet and refute, or
gracefully and manfully accept the
raps bestowed on them. and the te-
nets they espouse, they should re-
sign In favor of somebody more
worthy. At any rate, let US have
rest from the sluice Of billings
gate that has flowed SO freely.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

At Indianapolis, on Dec. 22d, the
Taird Party ayitators secured the
Endorsement Of the Alliance Su-
prame Council and ] ar ,ers' Mu-
tual Benefit Association for their
sub-treasury scheme and Ocala de-
mands. Now. watch the editors of
the Winn Parish Comrade aid the
Ocala Demand stick their thumbs
in their arm pits and s.rut around
talking nonsense. We will bet our
boots that they will never mention
the fact that nearly half of the
delegates present Withdrew from
the convention in deep disgust, nor
will they explain that the +. M. B.
A. is band of Republican sore
heads. Neither will they inform
their readers that the action had
at Indianapolis results in n mam-
moth anti-sub-treasury convention
to be held in the city of Memphis
Dec. 18th, at which measures are
to be taken to eliminate the dis
cusion of partisan politics and sec
tartan religion from the Alliance
lodge rooms Nor will they give
any statement of the reasons as
signed by nearly four hundred sub
alliances for Withdrawing from the
national organization.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

OF course any attempt to give an
estimate of the total population of
the world must b6 made without
laying any claim to such close scs
cnfacy as is possible in compiling
the population of civilized coun-
tries, which have perfected sye-
tenn Of careful enumeration of the
people, still such estimates are
made, and as the number OF coun-
tries taking accurate censuses Of
it's population has greatly increaes
ed, the element OF puae conject-
ure has largely diminished, partio-
ularly as more frequent communi-
cation with the aeini- -barbarous re<
gions has enabled statisticians to
estimate with much better chance
of success the populations of those
portions Of the world where no ac-
tunI enumeration has been tskens
The percentage of the total pop
ulation Of the world, which has
been enumerated with greater or
less degree of precisiJn, is said to
be 81 per cent Of the whole. The
population of earth is put by re-
cent German statistic at nearly
! l ,480, ,0O0, 900. The increse OF to-
| tai population since 1892 has been
| IN round Numbers al,ont .46,000,-
! 0O0,or at the rate of between s, ,000-
tn00 ond 0O0 000 n vaar II an.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs Loren Tfpsc0st are
krepers If the Government lighthu"s'.
Mt sand Bench. Mirh.. aud are blrsss'd
with daughter, fonr years old. Last
April she WAS taken down with measles
followed Will, dreadful cough and
turning into a fever. Doctors at home
and at Detroit treated her hut in vain,
she grew worse rasiisliy until she wns n
.-m,ere handful Of lsIs~s. Then slst'
tried DR.. King's New discovery and
after the u<e nf two aud half hos-
Ties, WAS completely cured. They say
DR.. Kings New Discovery is worth ifs
weight in gold. yet ycn may get y
trial bottle free at C.. G. Nmsh's. 6
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

The Catahonla Times is exces4
sively worried because We lately
inadvertently credited its article
Calamity Croskers" to the Cata4
houla News. Well. neighbor. we
beg pardon; and, if you will place
your hand upon your bread basket
and swear yol we're never guilty
of similar lopsus colansi, we are
willing to forgive yous
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28
FAX. GRANT PARISH La, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 1891.

the persons sig',ins to said declaration
al be- there'y co,sfitas.d corporation
u der the name aud ttr ~ ''T,. iol,s-
Jana Lottcty C0mpsn : WIZ e'H the cap
itai tack shall b. Ave susiioa dollars.
represented by fit tn nssmi sha,es OF
one In dred .oliars ea h, at Ie,st tyenty
per ee.t. thereof 10 be forthwith fully paid
up, sbd wiiici cOrparati,n s.nt!i tie AID
continue curing tle peri ii Of this con
srac.. aad siall lave AL ,t,e ri.hts I'd
ppwers possesssd by corporations gei,er-
y ly rs defined by the present iv s'cde
of the Stte. AMI shall b. lishie for the
moi,eys he en- directed 20 b, ,'aid t" th''
Tleasu.er ot th- st.ts. a Il for all p. izes Ia
b. drawn IN sad iotieF les AMI b III bs
entitled t. r-c-ivs srsni-. inualiy from ih-
p-rsohs conducting the b .si;sc~S IL .drr
this cuntract II g. per nit ri III net
/, ofits IL t.e said bn>in ~. and j., con>id
. alton al the pa m t If = ID sam ut
tnirty-vpe million ts0 hundred nIit tif:y
tn. n~ d dallsrs, l.. iista'lfse,i n, I'll re-
Ssid. said cOsl"r.,in asssI the Slir~s If
stocs tner.ia snd the b.si ~ aut 20 IL Il
By tins contract and the r.-v-raes aud
es~,pt, tpef. (, sad be evein & rom al
taxos, due, as..cs-'mett>. imp 81 ms AID
Ii e,,Scs o. any III d wiat, yer. whetnes
Pa 's''' ~ ~" 49, ..'..,
"" 70 y, ~ c''"s"'" '"s =,
:" "oa'" ol"i''c''tr =" u - ~ ~"
Pe s""s' va" MY "ake a'Hs os'' ~
'"io' "'o os "HS "' 'no ''"Pe' .. N"" Fl
"ene su''s:1n ~ ~ . "u"'.s III, me
ciso"s siS'."S :" 10 ~ ~" s" o'''',
s,.'ae tne nlst .'asa ".'-c'o's a,"'
sha'' f'S 'r we .. !" .'"e ssa I'm ~.
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u"s,i s's" suV',-s's arg uu ~ nu
'"s !'.s e, ''u"l 'n:" 'nas '..o.iA''''
- 'n'S ~ '''.'c a'1 p""r''s ~ $50. 10 o'''e
ua"ss "y S''.'at s.",'I'''.1.s =, .is ~"
s.'s"'.o" s''i Tor ~. l.-a7 wa" o''e
wv" unnuse" nnn MY =. "sa." "'a'a:'
per s"n"w Ai sros'.''as y vi. ~,
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arg "e',s'es or s",Frceasu ac o"y.
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The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

The liberal coat of "whitewash"
and ugly looks in which our down
town neighbor has lately dressed
himself does not seem TO have dis
turbed retts, of the Vidette, very
much, as he simply growls:
We will have few words to cay
about L. A. Traylor and the Ocala
Demand of Colfax In next weeks
issue. We have been too busy hum
ting bears this week to listen to
skunks and coons.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

If you want to see the Old Folks
at Home, don't fail to take advan-
taye Of the chsap travelling rates
offered by the Texas 4 Pacific
railroad during the Christmas hol-
idays. See advertisement in this
issue in proper column.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

Yon run no risk. All druggists guar
antee Gruves tasteiess chill tnnic to do
all that the n,annfactu,ers claiai for il.
Warranted, no cure. no pay. There arc
many imitatians. To get the gcnuinet
ask for Grogess
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.


We are authorized "a announce the
name OF K. 4. MILLING az candidate
for reelection to the Office Of District At
torner f,r the Fourth Judicial fjistrict,
composed of the parishes OF Grant; Vim,
Caldwell and Jackson, at the coming
election ia April, 1892
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

Since the near approach Of the
assembling Of Congress the ques1
ton as to who will be the DEM
ocratic Speaker Of the House is
receiving a great deal Of attention;
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28
B. TURNER
DEALER M
General Merchandise

Et0etbtBCs k0ss
Has Just received Large Stock Of Fall
aud y inter tio,us, which IL to bo sold 1t
. small margin above cost for cash.
The public a:e Invited t. call and exam
me his large and we'll selected stos X Of
DRY GOODS,
cansisting o: Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Fancy Gsod~.. Whit t;oois. xdics' 'h'akx
and Jackets. Jsrxies. Hosiery. Shawls and
Hoods. kxllnorals. Jeans, Cnssinnsres aud
Flanneis. Liusrys Blankets, etc
Mons and Boys Hats. and Ladies' Trim
med Hats.
A large stock of b ysf and Nens's CLO-
THlNa. SpsGlsl bargains srs offered in
boys aud Neu's JEANS Ci0thing. which
we're bought 1t saosshcs.
A fln< Asssrtnent Of Boots and shses
sadiis'y, Creckcry. Hardware, Groceries.
Plantation Supplies. TRUNKS. VA'iseA.
Towers celebrated "FisL b, aid" 0f Slick
ers, An FURNITURE.
Agent fer the Dnpost 0nn Pow der. the
oldest and bsa, IL America.
A cAi. I'd Of tbs. cell tLrasrd MILBURN
WAGONS will be received oasly IN Onto-
Der, ne BIS, on the planet.
Highest market price paid for Cation.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

BAAAle e s9s. :. ..sr:A !, %, ssv s.s :s...s,
Ut&X Nh = s1sha yoasg - cid, and y As1g
vv1tIy3& swA isssuSes. .wSsssss sAsy nvs- Ary
BB8 wv - esa - ske ~ osk. ksss " i<ar9
We nsrnish svysAne We Ne Sk Yss dsssse
yssr sr@sc aess ell ss y she ~esk 1hk e ~
issy 100000 Ln0s wonderful ~sskss
Dsesssrs sssaiag hs - " etS sd sI~ssaa
s.1 ssr nss exysssss We sss f<nl.A ~ s.
end 49, fkkE No spess - psan 49, la4
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28
mo. 8.


On the 23d a storm Of much se-
verify swept over a large portion
of the country. extending from
Indiana to New York, and doing q
large amount of destruction.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28
The MOUNT ZION
Male & Female College, Limited,
Six Miles North of
MONTGOMERY, Ia.

We are glad to inform our friends and
the ui.iic gene al y tat W. have secured
the services ,.f PROF &C. stARssI~. A
NJ. formerly Ps 4 ss r ot Latin AMI hafh--
irasi at Mt. / ri ans.n University ami late
Preside. I af tie Ag j, Mutual college, st
Calhoun. Il, Ms ilesidrht of VI zisn
Mall and Fensale Col 20
NJ sx, rinse vii be 81 xisd to ell va'S this
Institution T., u place Among the fvlsm o.
Go icres of the STATE.
The .ciso sool IT, no,,-sectsrian. hui J. directly
under the tel, care If the Methodist
Protes'anf hnrcb-
Tie Iocafion is peculiarly favorable I.
the successful opera'ion of Z liege 1T
high grade and scholarly ,o.e.
iioIaing the opi',nn that the true end
OF education is B., eeystc the morals d.
velop the p,,i>ique and train tae msnd sf
tLo iuiii. thus qn"'ii,f Z Inn rs a fsefa'
ansl honorable CT izrn, we have Topped "h
oil n -~l+ss expeus.s. aud reduced Tie cost
IT, a minimum.
& cd board n, piva'e families. conven-
lent to the college, Can be iiad tor ealy
six g. ghs Il liar per month
Primary Department per mo. OF 70 days 81 s.
Pfepars tory and Classical . ~
Sollesiate AID Normal s% go
Inc.dsatai Fee pc. session 80
THUS the : tai 81 need not exceed i.i,
d liars er tnessh.
The next session viii cemrneuc Ortobe
Z. l-sp. w~gask rarenss VIII hse roilS
and daughters to edncste 4. give ns =
trial W,ite fos further itiilniatin T.
Prf. e, = Harris ir--ile { II 'oi'eg. n
20 Rev X Srr1rk and. t'rss'aeIt Bard
of Directors, both of Mnnig mer,. La
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

There are many cough remedies, but
only one s.Certain Cough Cure." Sec
that the trade mark &C. G. e." is on
the wrapper and hlown in the bottle.
Sold BY S. NJ. Lacroix.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

Sang iistle fortunes ksve b>ep rstes
wof< for us, BY Anna tegr, Ausf'
Texas. and Jnc- Bcrn, Toledo. OF
<e~ cut o<bsss arr ding a. veil. Nh
pot yuur Some ~srn over toc-S
Iponth. Yxa can do he work snd H. .
|ss home. whcrevrr y a are Evsu BE-
gsnuers arr essily earnine from 70
40 . dsy. Al isg~s- We sha~ you bow
and ssar' you. can ~vsk IN spaFe fisss
or ell th- tine Big nson~s irv wcs'k-
en- Fefiare unknnwr euns.uG ih~ns-
NEW and wonderful> fnF,ir~1nzs No..
1DOx 0oO Rurooo ~ v01U1uu
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

Official advertisements 81 por sqnsre for
ts' ins. rtion; each Subsequent publics-
ion 50 cents per square.
Brief communications upon snbjects Of
/. ui..ic interest solicited, but no attention
will he paid to anonymous Writers.
Address: tHEoNicLE, Coiiax. La.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

0sklend Cs0. Ind, Sept q. f0oe
greater demand thAn e~er q present. ! hsyx
been selling it % . guarantee TO break chillA
with privilege IN .nse of failure. q customer re
. bottle having been returned.
Yours truly. MA LuTEA DruggisG
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28
Anti.
LOTTERY.

Total go Total. $780,. i
Necessary for the nomination, 344-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-01
ABOUT IRISH MOSS.

1t Forms q Most Nutritious aud Soothing
Diet for invallds.
Among the many useful things which
absolute privation has been the means
of making known to the world is CARA
gecn, or Irish moss. The virtues of this
seawced, now so largely used as basis
for muclaginous drinks and cough
cmulsOns, were for many years known
only to the very poorest of the poor in
habitants of tho Irish sca-coast, who
were driven to its use by the pangs Of
hunger.
Finding that when boiled it produced
thick, nourishing, and not unpalatablc
jelly, they for n long time used it rs
food before becoming gradually aware
of its beneficial effects in diseases of the
throat and lungs. After time this
discovery led to it's medicinal use in
other and richer lands.
Boiled with milk, or even with water,
and carefully strained, it forms q most
nutritious and soothing diet for invalids,
especially for those who suffer from
chronic dinrrhoca or other complaints
which arc attended with great irrita-
bility of the mucous membrane lining
stomach and intcstiocs. The jelly may
be swcctencd or favored in various
ways, fruit juices, either canned or In a
natural state, and coffee or chocolate,
prepared rs for the table being prefer
able to any of the tlavoring extracts,
both for taste and hcalthfulncss. For
invalids it is always best to use the
least amount of sugar which will mako
1T palata ble.-llarpcr's Bazaar.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-01

The pincushion is no longer the pieco
dc resistance of the toilet table. From
bchcmoth size it has gradually dwindlcd
down to mere dainty accessory, suf-
1icicnt indeed for all practical purposes,
but no longer forcing itself on the at
tention. Sometimes the cushion is
pendant and bangs on the wall beside
the toilet table. In this case it is In the
shape OF succession of small rolling
pins in graded sizes, made of plush and
separated by ribbons. Then there arc
the floral pincushions, sunflowcrs, roses
or water lilies. Cabbagcs, bccts and
other vegetable designs are carried out
in realistic spirit, but arc hardly in rs
good taste. Fanciful cushions OF plush
and satin are also made in shape of
banjos, tiddles or flutes, which may
hang on wall or rest on toilet table.
N. y. Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-01
Tho "Gloye Trcc.n

The extremely particular woman will
find use for what the clever designer
calls the glove tree. This is plaster
cast OF the owners hand, over which
she stretches her gloves rs she removes
them. OF course it is necessary to have
pair of the models and several gloves
may be drawn over them at the same
time. The virtue of this invention IL
said to be in the fact that gloves so
cared for retain the!- shape and flexi-
Utility much longer than when they nre
rolled into tho customary careless wads.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-01

plain white batistc. The skirt Is made
up on n foundation of white silk and is
lined with muslin half way up. Tho
waist, which passes under the skirt, is
closed with hooks invisible at the back.
There is II double ruching, as repre-.
scented, at the neck and yoke, and tho
sleeves arc puffcd ut the wrist and also
ornamcntcd with ruching. The little
lady on the right is dressed in white
crepe, the skirt being made up on silk
foundation lined with muslin All the
edge of the material, which is cut on
the bias is trimmed with embroidery
scwcd on the wrong side. The corsagc
is also trimmed in the same manner,
and there is Il boufiant sleeve over an
ordinary one. The ccinturc must be
made up on stiff material ana have u
roscttc of ribbon.
The left hand figure of the tiny
couple represented in the other illus
tration is dressed III gray linen with u
band of blue embroidery forming -
square yoke, with ribbons on the
shoulders. band OF the embroidery
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also series for Il belt The garment Is
buttoncd ut the back. The figure on
the right wears Il figured white batistc,
with IL band of embroidery at the bot
tom of the skirt surmountcd by thrce
marrow plaits. There Is a pointed en-
broidcrcd ccinturc. The waist is made
of two insertions of embroidery
scallopcd on one edge and run with
ribbon Oh the other. They cross ut tho
back and are buttoncd to the bclt.-N.
Y SIM
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STATE or VIRGINIA CITY OF KoANokr. -:
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named bank. do solcmnly swear that the above
statement Is true To the best OF my knowledge
and belief. j W. SHIELDS JH Cashier
Subscribed and sworn To before inc this Both
day OF September, 1891.
II. NJ. DARNALL, y. p.
COrrcct-A.tcst
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