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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
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Sank s Ceptrs willamette: Rev;
David Donovan, u, Little Falls, oc-
cupied tho pulpit ~ Rev. G. +. Blod-
gett on Sunday last. and preached
two very IN eresttng and Instructive
sermons. Ia the morning he took
for his text wortls-: found In Gen. 7
26-T, and Tor half AN hour held his
audience IN .Eapt attention by a dis
ceurce on the oEishsof man. He as
sumed IAN adverse osition to the
followers Of huxley Or Darwin, and
byea snonreo. Oi wary. logical argn-
ments, fesolsed the, matter into the
great and only sollsRA Diyinity, Ii
the evening he PREACHED an eva4ge.
listic sermon,sfrom sthe word. -. AZ
for me and my hou5e, we will serve
the Lord, and ir strong and earn
est words, urged the advisability o1
our early acceptanee of the Savior
Mr.. Donovan. isF . an earnest, forci
lille, and. withal dspleasant speaker
using no notes, and leaving q lasting
Impression upon7ail who hear him
He will he warmly welcomed in thi'
city on any future OCCASION. =
/
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

Chilli has a population Of 8, 100 600
and, contains. 293, 600 square miles.
There IS "a standing army Of !, 1856 men
and 81 ,o9o militlamen, q navy COM
posed Of 10 war ships and 4 torpedo
boats, md several more ships are be-
ing built,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

st. Cloud Times: Mr.J. G: HesseI
Of this city, the travelling agent OF
the Osborne Harvester Manufactur-
Ing Company, states that the report
that Mr.. G. D. Grinolds, Of Fair Ha-
ven, had been appointed q general
agent Of this company with head
quarters at st. Cloud ia correct.
The territory which, will be under
his charge will comprise the entire
state of Minnesota. 1t is also said
ON good authority, that the company
is talking Of erecting large building
In St. Cloud suitable for their
business. .r... 49,. ..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

FOR sALE1Town lots In tho original
+. Town Of Little Falls from k35n - SanII
lot 10, Block A., chnrcbill's addition lion
$50. .:*.- =, -: . :.
Lots / I and IL Block A.. Cburcbilra I'D.
.dition. $500. :" - - . "
NWl<, $40 70 ,Tr .1ao n q, D.. =.
place, small house. 10 Of Is sces: nm ~.
| der cultivation. $500. easv nsv :, .nt.
NEE* GEL ~ 100 On eonn 40 ~ ~,
IL M a :" $500, vsvv' soo Cast. dow LOWE.
SEl xwI 80; sw, 81, : % -
III T. eo4as - "" S.c SM5 ohf: sec; -, ~. II ,
"a s1, az U s:a Two sn1ics 'tosn etown.
easy., - * - ' ''o, .
SW} Sec. 10, Tp. Al. RI. 81 167 .c,...
&i50. close to Little Fails sn "it 90
easy payments.: :s.;.ss- ~. -. = :
~ NlnWt anu SWt Of NEt: Sec. 6, Tp.
iouse come an iand Si hreks ~'n "a eeod lok
OF 8ne meadow. This place for I'm
$500 cash down balance to snit pnr-
=, cnsseI ZOO o. !oaos and neighbofs. ~
oEt gee: 20. Jp. q. ~. 3. a fine 100
MSS s,,s, ou' neas'y Wl.',: F. s.
N IT, see' > ~. izs, HR. 81, at 500 per
,, "e, # :, . :, :..:: .- ". 81. q
A sr1r ste: ~ e. is'' ~: 9 mt 90 Copper
IA z,, Sxt to; asG IS II; lD' ~ 0 go
s.oa! h1,. mn mouse, i6xD with gu
acres fencs acre.. .v nv. orGsen
Half cash Nhaisnc.. snd . o. .... ..sa''p"@.
81 Sci, Sec: p, Is. y. Re-. 81: fno a
= at:H9os, ~ ZOOS from gOOu school. Is
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

There are now 400 electric roads
in this country. Three years ago the
number vas only thirteen. OF the
1900 miles Of track now operated by
electric cars in CHS country, all but
stwenty miles employ the overhead
system. Fl s. ! - -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

The State Forestry Association. does
not seem q know Whist should be
done with the national park in Min
nesota If it was created. The manage
s,nent Of it should be thoroughly I'M
3derstood before It lie set aside, f;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
sCARCIT Y OF HARD WOOD LUM-

Pioneer Press: a FEW facts have
been CLEANED from o. Luun onhi re-
cent return from the south, where he
has been for the last two weeks il
search of hard wood timber. He
says that hard wood timber j getting
very scarce !all ovet The United
States. All that is now left to supply
the United States aud Europe is .
little in the southeast corner Of Mis-,
souri, and Northern Arkansas. What
there isileft IN Kuntucky and Ten
nessee is far from railroads and not
accessible, asthe, country is so rough
and mountainous. The wood Of Mis-
.sissippi, Georgia and Florida 8 most
~ soft, such pine, poplar md sscot-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

@1-86 PER z E-AR-
The above city weeklies are OF the
very hest class, and your local paper
and either OF these csn be obtained
together at the allow low price OF
$f.& per annum. 1885,, will witnes
one Of the greatest political t:nptests
Of the nation, aud inn.r u the
citizens, Of the county will und0ubted-
~ improve the above opportunity.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
FR ] | ] AN !, !. q, 1892, !
CLUBBING OFFER.


Arrangements have been made
whereby Subscribers to; the Little
Falls Transcript can Obtain with
this paper the leading weekly ii
ither Of the three great cities of the
Northwest. The Transcript only
endeavors to occupy local field,
and the better 1t ILLS It's place as a
local newspaper the less space ia left
for general news and miscellaneous
reading. In connection with this
paper subscribers who are not SO
situated as to have daily papers
should receive at least ONE of the
excellent sweeklies published III the
larger cittea We win made the FOL.
lowing offer to all subscribers; we
will send the Little Falls Transcript
and either the weekly
81. Paal Pionser Press, - 49,. /.
Minneapolis Tribune or S;ss5e
m Chicago Inter.O Ocean
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

A ,Pennsylxania editor has been
convicted Of libeling Senator Quay,
and now il lie charged that Quay
packed the jury. Lots Of people seem
To be suspicious Of the senator. ss3
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
From Wednesday q PloAess Pres.
VERY BRIGHT FUTURE.


Relative Growth sf linnessta Cities =.
B Shown by the Superintendent q IL
. Last Census. -ss
81 From statistics compiled from the
last census returns It appears that
st. Pani's sprishtly neighbor, Little
Falls. ranks fourth inits growth and
improvements during the last ten
.years, being only surpassed BY the
Twin Cities and Duluth, while taking
the rntiO Of increase shown during
tho lust three years she leads all other
cities In the state, and stands at the
head OF the list for growth If popula-
tion, increase Ut business and extent
Of improvements. &
OF course, this energetic little city
owes most Of this to her location on
the Mississippi and the exceptionally
fine water. power here afforded and
lately 30 exfrngl lively improved. The
Importance a. this water power Is
second only to that oi Minneapolis.
Should Little Falls maintain the
same rate o. Increase during the next
six years she win dfourtfl on the
list 81 Minnesota cities for sire. and
ahead Of az Others IN percentage oi
growth and Improvement. and her
manufacturing ndustries will become
OF great simportance I'd: the state. s +
When proysments In electrical
science perfect and economical trans
smissionsoa power currents, thensome
Of this power. now running to waste
at Little Falls eonld .he brDught ito
some of tho mannfa ctpTing plants
that are now accommodating In. our
own city, and motive power ctsald
in such event bd furnished for, one
hall the cost Of steam. and while
beneAting our own Increasing In
dustttes, at:the same time we could
add largely to the. revenue Of our
more fortunate water power
neighor. i.5.55 - i &. 4
Little Falls people appreciate the
work the Pioneer Press is doing to
advertise this city, but we. must In
sist thatlocal enterprise;w will lin few
years use all the power afforded by
the dam.-Ed.] -. 49,. -. I. >,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

MIR. Younghusband coming home finds his
wife at the stove)-so You are doing your own
cooking: Tell me. now. what is that you are
cooking at that stove. Molly? Molly-You
mustn't have much curiosity. don't know
myself yet what it Is going to be.-Texas Siftings
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
CHICAGO WINS.

The contest = for the. Democratic
national convention was won by@a
dark horse, Chicago securing it with
out solicitation. St..~Paul made. a
good fight, and atsope7 time lead the
field with Is Of the9 votes.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
Letter. List.


List Of letters renaining unclaimed in tie
Podt Once at Little Falls. Morrison Co.. MInn..
Jan. lls. ise7. which y not called for IN two
weeks hsssat 70 the dead letter ONCE
ksdssson. Nv,
CtaHsosaJass y.
Hilslsy. Daniel 81: -
Hilstsaad. Mss Ida s +. III
Hubbsft. Mrs. 6, =, S..
/ KesrASy. Howard 81. .3s b. s:s.
kroth "a S. S. !; e 81 rs
sLaveIls Charle Z. 5 4: .s5. ].
81 4 Miller Ms. John & q &
3 Parkss i. d, 6 t5s vs.. &.
B Parka. Mike s Z .. ~
4 .Rosias,s Joseph Il,
sheldon. n. i .2 $50
81 stsnbefg. Charles - B 8
al WyetnewskI. Mtis Mary s
Coll Tor advertised letter and siss DAN. !.
sas n. II. FULLER. Pm.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

Congressman Mills is still s,Iking
and has resigned the only important
craftsmanship he had in congress.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
BUSINESS GOSPEL.

From the Drainerd Journal.
Thesmen who have BEEN foremost in
the development Of the Twin Cities
have in most cases commenced with
out financial means, but succeeded in
getting eastern capital enlisted IS the
entsfp rissss they originated. They
went after what they wanted and got
it. These facts lead ,us to reflect up
on conditions in Brninerd. That We
have the geographical location md
natural conditions for building. ups
good inland town. three times as large
as Brainer,l is nowsis beyond dispute.
Out Of these favorable circumstances:
we have succeeded in acquiring very
little besides what the Northern
Pacific Railroad company has given
us. Like little birds in nest we
have stretched our necks and opened
our'mouths every vide in expectation
that lnayhap high heaven would send
us something. Some time ago We
had in a st. Paul daily newspaper a
few "write-ups" which nobody read,
and sent out several thousand descrip-
tive pamphlets which aid lis no good.
Asresisal Of religion<is not likely to
resnhfrom sending a consignment Of
,Biples Iirton w,inity.J Ittakes a
living presence l,ysscl.iny the Gospel
-of,truth to reach the comprehension
of men. ..,... .s...,,.,... RI. -. .
The peop lc Of Brainerd should orig
mate plans for making our resources
profitable for Investment, post up on
the details ii every particular, be
prepared to explain every thing, and
then hunt for capital to utilize these
sresources. I'VE sdo...not want any
enterprise that will not pay. The
failure Of a manufacturing establish
meht refwould injure the city very
much mors than to get along without
it at ll;.butsa:plsa that will make a
good profit certain will surely enlist
capital, if the matter is handled in
an intelligent way. Capital is abun-
dant, and is everywherg Knocking for
admission at the .doorsof opportunity.
Brainerd either has no satisfactory
opportunities to offer; q has thus far
been@unable to make them knowngin .
convincing and business ike ~;
Any plan thetis hedged about. With
contingencies ancsrf ailsis1 and sifs
willanever btiRs Y q dollar. Ths
time is ripe for those who feel an ii:
terest in making Brsiperd what il
ought to be, to make m intelligent
effort,in that direction.
q = "
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

The Great Northern Express com
pany has been organized, and. will do
the business on the Great Northern
line Of road. Il NM No
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

Hon. G. q. Hartley Of Duluth
says hewill not ne i',1tbe congression-
nj race. ,.....-..r- ~ ...,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

The. DSnocr national committee
meet today and select . date and
place for meeting, i ST. Paul citizens
are making ashard ightsto win. ! &
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

Winona mills saved 86;0aaE,O0o
feet OF lumber in. 1891. aLitt;tsa'V al;s
will beat that next season. r Z 80, I, Z,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
Rucklea's, Arnica Salye.

The best salve In the world for cuts. bruises.
ulcers. Sores salt rheum fever sores, letter. chill
blains. cbapped hands. coriS, and sa.l skin erup-
tions. and positively curspileilpr DO pay reQuir.
ed. IT 10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price Is cents. For sale BY
- * " i = JOHN WErzEL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

The Democratic house will be
judged by the laws it passes, and not
by the pledges il makes in buncombe
resUluti) ns. .-.s.,. -= -. i:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

"Well, that's queer" said the fellow. as he con-
templated the bogus quarter the barkeeper had
Just reiused.-Binghampton Leader. s.~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
Far, n iWay.

First Banker--Vh hat sort 81 aemas b sour
cashier1 e
sscona Banker- .sIs = beyond repfoAeh
Fifst Baaksr--Isdssdl ss5
& SECOND Dankse-Yse. He reached spain last
week Comic 2.sss.t +. 1s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
DEPRIVED Chlnalnan.

Dare Devil Dick tsuddenly appearing in opium
den lHold up yer handst'.. =. -. r, I
Hang Kow proprietor)-Don'tee shootse!
You shootee you hitee 70 pipee! "see!'-Chicago
Tribune. ;.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
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SOME ALLIANCE LEADERS: Il
I The fate sof Mrs. NJ Do6ald VsIesh

y
SOME ALLIANCE LEADERS: i:
The fate sof Mrs. No Donald Vslesh
points an old moral az; to ickleness
|of popular fuyor. Two yearsa ago The
State Farmers Alliance were dsptivat:
Cd With Ter I'd { elm npion of che
rights Of labor. she Immediately
engaged upon a so-calIed reform Pc
perthat was then making somewhat
OF 4 spinrge in country circles. Next
she was engaged to lecture in COM
spans With Donnelly and Fish. That
Swas i f;ital mistake. No sensible and
honest person ever yet Inflated with
those gentlemen, without tinding them
ont. The result yas that 4 GOODNESS
sprang up between the rural auto
crate aud The young lady orator. AZ
the session Of the Alliance one year
aso she was ssrsnuously opposed ~
- IN self kets MIA. have
no use for. any one they cannot use.
The Alliance. however, gsye her 81,
dvershs lnit ~, ~ kipl
her state lecturer. As the year drew.
IS . close II bscaa,e neOessar rs
l1oit Is craft Knowing well Their
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

The Chilians don't seem to know
when they are bluffed. According to
the rule they should be scared before
this time. ..ss. !. .s.ss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22
Settle Aeeouifs.'

John e. Corwith and wife to
August edrOpski,,. wy sex q {
B.; t 1877 80 >, s;;; 8. Z. T.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-22

Mother (rsprovinglyt 10 uttle sirl Just ready to
go ior.a walk)-Dolly. that hole was not iu your
slove.this mofnine. ..S. - -
Dolly -wherewns It then?-Boston
Gaxotte - r. 30 l.--.. - - V
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

A skilled botanist and horticultmrist
whose annual displays of rare plants
snd flowers arc one OF the features of
his city conservatory, saii: The mys-
teries OF plant life are even more inter
esting and intricate than the SECRETS Of
insect life. The sex in plants aud
flowers and trees is just IS distinctive as
IN the human species. and IL is no I'M
common thing to observe at the close
OF the day or =. eariy morn 1sshirg
male plant or flower bending its form
ever far enough 70 kiss the nectar from
the petal lips of its nearest aoral Juno.
Then some Of the hnndsomest and most
dciicstcly formed aud tinted plants and
towers are ruthless and as savage in
their instincts as the canaibals Of the
Fiji islands. The entire order of
pitsher plants, notably among them
the beautiful wild duck or Indian
Inoccasin' plant, whose dehcately pink
shaded purse-nfe sack il the adzaira-
ten Of all wild flower seekers, owes il
existence 10 the flies ard small insects
which are attracted within It's folds by
the de,icately favored moisture Of its
cup and smothered sua starved to
death BY tho spaSuaodic closing of its
outer door, hemming oil intrudcrs in -
completely "a cell of the old Bastile,
and ON these strange feasts the beauti-
full plant lives and thrives.
delphia Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

that al the tucks srs ons shs1s al tAs
grounA between another.
Fine Frsaeh oss~aAiss ere always
pretty. and are nss ezpsnAvs-fssa
thirty 20 sixsy nve esass . yArd 10 tAsir
cost. Mo1aselizs d fInAs u ans sad
pretty, comes In ell sorts Of desixns.
and Oos,s only stsus thirty cent? . ysrA
IL can be had IN doss sad agsres aAd In
stripes sad AswerA
There u nssAing p>rti<slasiy new In
ehailiss. exssps in asAgns The black
ground pronasss % - qpits . fsvorits
again this SEASON Last year it IVES
done to death. ana grew positively
weAriscme. II has - many sdvantAsss
over the light ground. however. that
there viii probsbly Be - much of il
again this season Bedford cords are 10
be had In cotton also. bat they don't
look 50 sofs AID pretty As in weoL
But now that we've looked into the
matter Of materials, let's make ap our
minds about the cut Of cur new gowns.
think this one would be very pretty
for = SormAndie plating. The back 10
cut . Ia prtncess-the tuck IN the ma
terisl running up and down-and 10
brought around on the hips in . few
ing laid on diagonAlly. This runs up
above the waist line, but Is concealed
by tight fitting eorsage that comes
over il. and which tspers TO . point At
the waist and buttons down the front.
The tuck here runs up and down again
The sleeves run the same, except an
over puff, which is put on diagonAlly.
and connected with the sleeve proper by
buttons. The collar is straight and
standing.
Here's y pretty and light summer
costume: The waist IS tight-ftting and
is cut in deep v in front. Then the v
is all filled in with tiae lace, and at the
| join Of the lace and the material tive
narrow velvet ribbon bands are laid, or
nanented AZ shoulders and front with
velvet rosettes. The sleeves are cut
open why down, too. and filled with
big lace pun. and here the velvet
ribbon comes into play in exactly the
same way, and the rosette sdorns the
cun- The skirt is draped just little.
caught up - the side by another ros-
| ctic. Al tne Octtom OF tcc hsift NC tWo
more bands OF velvet, with rosestes at
| either end. About IL lie two more, only
shorter. ornzmcrted In the same fash
len; and above this two more. shorter
still II is wonderfully effective.
l like this one also; don't you? The
skirt is long and plain. except that the
! panels at the side are edged from top to
bottom with little ruiiiing Of crepe de
chine. This edges tue bottom also,
starting from one panel and going
around the back to the other panel.
The waist is blouse of crepe de chino
a-d has an ovrr-pelcrine Of the Same
material IS the dress, also edged with
the ruhling. As the ruling goes up
the front of the pelcrine it widens
gradually and forms q high standing
collar at the back OF the neck. The
pelerine reaches down to the waist at
the back. but in the front is only half
50 long. The fronts are fastened to the
blouse BY big velvet buttons, and there
il a button at the top of each panel on
the hip. The sleeves are Of crepe de
chine, full, with tigAt cuNs.
| Eva A. SCHUBERT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

shiver litslr. But never mind; e7cn
with such drawbacks the season Is sure
IL advancing. and 4. will not be lsng be-
fcre we NAV safely don eur ehAlliss
ard summer silks with very little fear
o. besng chilled out OF thrrr By the cold
win1a that sw-sp across cur land But
wha. shan We &c. new that we have de-
eiaed that it Is t-.s 70 begin opera
tons
Well. let's take little tour and dis
cover what folks are going to wear.
ssls<ss On, summer silks, OF ecvrse'
They're always so pretty and himmer-
iny and Hyatt that one clings TO them
sesso1 nt.sr season- They never grow
old or tiressrir to the eye, fer their deli
enss designs snd ssss solo-ings are eif-
fereat every year.
But we ara out On search for new
gosds, I believe. It's . e-rseus fnct
about all Of the new materials tsnat
almost Every one OF them b made. 50
lAx - possible. m exact reprsduction Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

ST can rent Jon . room on tho fourth
Aoor." said the agent Of the building.
''for about one-hah what these rooms
viii cost you. The elevator doesn't run
beyond the third floor on account Of IN
unforsurate blunacr in the construction
of the building"
Are there any rooms for rent stu
higher upy'
None that would suit YOU There 10
little cusbybsle just under the roof.
away up at the top of long. dsrk stair
way. hard to find. and"
What will yeu rent IL for7"
Most any price-ssy three dollars .
ncnth-but of course you don't
Retired place. isn't it7'
i. "Retired2 Great Scotti It's simply out
of the world"
"H'ni II I was in he-cr-coilectin
business and wss after . man 20 collect
ito collect bill. and be rad that
room. I think I'D fad il somehow. $
You couldn't End IL II you had .
hundred bills and an execution and Q
search warrant No man WITH . bin
has ever"
"fIl take isF' said young Ardup.
eeg-rly.--Chicaso TribnDc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

Dr-ns material that has been fashienablc
VI winter. Pirss Of these is the crcpon.
has the sane effect IS the wooden
rrroa. except. perhaps. that the lines
ys faer and more closely run Close
% rs heels comes the crcpon chslMs
ehis b really very pretty. soft ma
Dprisl The plain estton srepsn IL in
,lined - DO little hsrsh, bat no. so
ne crepsa ehallie- II comes In many
" The ssms designs As the ordinary
pssslie-rale eoiorcd ground Of cream.
hezesrsre. pink or celestial biue,
npriukled with small srnchcs or run
WITH graceful vines. This one Is partsc-
0yariy pretty. Iss sround Is cream, AMI
nt intervals II about two anA half
inches rsns s'rrsagh Il haif-isch stripe
of pale yellow. On the cream ground
aes bs1sch-s Of ase roses. in dull red
shades. and faint green leaves, esch Is
tied with . bswkncs Of heitstropc
which shsdes OF inte red almost the
cclsr Of the rosea All the coiorS are
subaued. A.d melt one into the other
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10
THAT ONE OF STYLE
Begins 10 Get Ready Tor the
Warm Summer Days
HOW TO MAKE UP The FABRICS
What Is Going to Be Wefn Inis Tear.
AL the Summers Goods g
Wsol<n Materials.

-e1. the warmer days seem 70 Dc
fairly upon ss. though. for that matter
one can never ssll, the weAshsr y 80
t>ns~aGaxiy espneiou& just - ~e
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