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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-11
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= Sc ~beitdti9t Iid, baB &idter %.
u. Sling bon ieinem poften alS &i9s
ter beg As. 9itritts 3uriidtreten uir6.
gr bat erfldrt, bur9 Nusiibung Der
Ne9tss praris alS Nbpotat mebr pers
bienen 81 f6nnen, dig bic So, 500, bic
bas Unit abwirft. SOB. 9ogg pirb
eitten Na6folger gu ernenren baben.
Ser San Nntonio S%traBenbabnz
geieaf6aft 1T 2eitungsbrabt i'm Mertbe
BON 5000 geffoblen tporben.
= Wm. Sones tp1rbe bonn &i6ter
Noonan pegen 8ferbebiebftabls su 5
Sabren 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt.
- Mit benz Special Sra6tsuge Der
Sunfets8a famen seIterr Nadt IS
Sramps in bic Stabt, mel9e ben @onz
bueteur ge3tDungen batten, fe mit3uz
nebmen. 81 BON ibnen tpurben bel
ibrer Mnfunft bon Der telegrapbiid be-
na9ri6tigten poli3ei perbaftet, bic
tibrigen entfamer.
- Ser %13idbrige Soc Sbompion 1T
feit benz 6reitag aus benz elterIi9eu
9aufe in Der Splebab @traBe bers
f6munben. ST bate porber eite Brit
gelei nit einem Mulattenz eSSungen unb
es beibt, ettDa Elm SuBenb farbise
8engel bdtten ibm na9ber aufgelaus
ert, um ibn gu f6lagen. 9ie @Itertt
limb iber bas @eri6minben ibres
Sobnes in GROCER Sprge.
= 0err s. Setter erDfnet am
Samtag @benb feiner rteuen SaIoor,
@de BON Wilitdr pla3a unb @efz
GommereefraBe, wo3u Se6ermann Be-
items eineelaben lit. @uter 2un6,
feine @etr1nte.
Our9 bic grpIofion zines Ga
folins Sfens trug Grau so. gaegel,
bic in Der Sib= MlamosS traBe 1856
pobnt, febr f9pere @erlebumgen baz
bon. Sbre So6ter, tuel6e ibr gu 6tlfe
elite, erlitt ebenfaas erbebIi9e 8ranb>
ipunben.
- Morgen Nbenb unb am ireitaa
M5enb, fOmie in elmer Matinee, pir6
I'm @rOBen O%pernbauie gales ienlaz
tioneQes Qusfattungss unD Berwanb,
lungs tiid: rDie Muction bes Seus
tels" CUR Sarfeluns gelangen. Oales
Sruppe adblt i~ncIuipe Der fceni.
i9en Iiiiitenten unb Der 8eleu6tungss
Se9nifer DO perionen. On Oecoras
tionen, Scenerien unb &equiliten fibrt
Yales einen gan5en g~iienbabnsug nit
ii1. Safir bat er aber aud ben
Nnbm, baB bic r4uetipn bes 5eufels"
LIBERAL Seniation erreet bat, NO fe
CUR WuHlbrung gelangt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-11

noblen un6 itolaen @eit 10 piterpdrs
tig iein mifen. Nber er fann li6 bas
rauf perlafen, baB &enban County
ibn nod &e6t uno 8iaigfeit beban.
beln nirb !"
Ma, ba i6lag' aber @iner lang bin
Sold Elm infamer M0rber : GuItus If
uns benn bod mod ri6tporgetommen
uebrigens tbeilen mir bic Sofnuna
unb @rDartung, boB bic aus ben 8irs
germ bon &enbaG Gountp aussemabI:
ten II @ei9morenett ben Manr mad
&e9t unb 8iaigteit b%ebanbeln uer,
ben = tpenn au9 niht gang in Dem
Slime 6es "Post''z WaHnesl
Solte benr ni6t balb bic 3eit &C.
tontntei1 iein, baB man in Seras einen
M6rber als foI9en b%ebonbelt, uni
ni9t-fanS er nur bas n6tbige&leingelb
bat-als "unfortunate young man"s
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Ser enkrffum Ses SumSes.

Tiele Sunbe befiben befanntli6 bic
Gdbigfeit, bic Spur eines Wenl den su
Derfolgen unb es fann feinem 3peifel
unterliegen, baB Der @eru9linn fie
bierbei leitet. Was aber rie6t Der
6unb, mas be3ei6net INN bic @pur2
&ie6t er, baB an Der beltimmten STEELE
Der saE3e Menf6 torbeigegangen 1T,
Dber rie9t er nur ben SUB ober nur
baS S6uDmerf2
ueber bieie Srage lin6 fiir3li9 ins
tereiante 8erlu9e angeftelt tpor6en,
unb bieielben baben mad prof. 9r.
Sdger's in Stuttgart eri6einen6em
Nfonatsblatt ergeben, baB Der 6unb
Dem @eru@ bes Stiefels be3w. bes
5ubes, ni6t Der Perion foIst. @ebt
Der 9err ausnabmsmeiie auf Striimz
pfen ober auf bloBen GiBen, 10 bleibt
cine Spur aurid, bic bas Sbier ni6t
geD0bnt 1T, als bieienige feines Germ
anauieben; fte mag ibm betanut bora
fommen unb er berfolgt ite in %ein3els
nen Sdlen, aber nit MiBtrauen, benn
es TT niGt bas, mas ben pfab ieines
perm fur seu6buIi9 bejei6net. Marz
f6irt aber Der 9err auerft in Stiefeln
uno aiebt fie na9ber aus, 10 1T Der
6anb ni6t flug genug, gu erfenuen,
baB es ii6 bier I'm eiue G~ortiebung
bes bot bemielben Snbioiouum be-
i6riebenen @eges baltbelt; un6 benz
gemdb ldBt er 9d aud anfibren, penn
elm 5remosr oeu Weg ieines 0errn
fortieBt. Gs ergibt }i9 babel, 6aB Der
9un5 iebesmal ein ueues nSignalez
ment" lernen muB, penn fem 8efber
fh ein gaar neue Stiefel fault. uns
5peifelbaft befommen bic @tiefel ibre
pole &euntli9teit fur letne 9laie erlt
baOur6, baB bic 6tBe fiji barin aifs
balten, aber mas er fi9 merfen muB,
sas 1T eben bic 8erbinbuna Der per-
i6nli6en @igentbimli6feiten nit benz
aagemeinen aeberseru9. (8ei perios
nett, bic tarfuB gu geben pfleeen, bat
er es natiirli9 bea1emer.)
Dabei lit bemertensperth, uie ges
1tau bas Sbier biefe 8erbinhung nod
unteri6eibet, aud tpentt fe NIT ons
bern Dermii9t nirb. 9ie l1eberbedung
nit frii6en J~nbipuren binbert ben
6uno ni6t, ebeniomenig elm &artofz
felfeIo, auf benz 40 Meni9en ben gar>
gen Sag g%egraben un6 lire Sturen in
tauienbfa6er WieberboIung auridges
lafen baben. Sabei fommt eben bic
betpunbernsmertbe Geinbeit 1a'iirIi6er
8ern9sanIage CUR @eltnns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-11
CALIFORNIA , Wetae.

Weinliebbaber finben ein groBes ga>
ger bon feinen California Meinen Bel
perrtt s. S. MeDer ar1 Mlamos
plaaa. 0err Meper iu6t bic Weine
an Dirt itnb STEELE aus unb fauft brett
aug Dem Seller Der Weinai6ter. Oils
gutem &enner gelingt es Inn itets, bic
betten Sorten aus5undGlen. gr fann
tetne &unben itnb Samilien nit einem
gl1teit 5ropfen berieben. @otbz utb
WeiB : Weine in por3iigli6er Qualitdt
BON 1ebt ab $1.00 per @aqone - fret
tnS 9als geliefeft.
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800 8elphnnna. 800.

Die 2eier Der uSreien 9reile" werben iid
freuei, 81 erfabren, bab es tpenisitens eine
eefirdtete Rrantbsit stebt, ipeI9e bic @ihems
l9aft in oil tbren Stufen 3u 5eiIen i'm Stanbe
1T Sal's Ratarrb-8u r 1T bic ein3ise iest Der
dr3tltden Srdeeri4aft betannte pniitipe Stir.
g 'tarrb erfor:ett ais cine 8pnjitutionss
&ranfbeit cine cpnititutioneGe @ebanpluna.
Saa's &atorrb Cir ipirb innerlit senpmmsi,
urb tpirft brett aui bas Slut un6 bic idleis
r1igen Sberfd9en bes Sbitems, taburd bic
@runblage Der &ranfbett Serit0renb unb Dem
Ratienten Strait sebenb, inbem tie bic soniti>
tuition bes &orperS aufbaut unb Der Natur in
ibrem @erfe btlft. Die @isentbiimes baben
10 btel @ertrauen 3u ibren Seilfraften, baB ie
%einbuisert Dollars gelobnune fit ieben San
anbieten, ben fte su furiren nerfeblt. CAPT
@a4 cine a,fte bon 3eusntien toinmen Man
abreiitre:
SIS. gbeneb C Co., Solebp, ..
10 Son Drosuiften, rs Gents.
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s4pls, 9alnae1r : marten lit ne,

S@pl5' Yalinen @arten lit 6er
SammelplaB Der Seutf6en BON San
Artonio nit ibrem Samilien. Sic re-
9elmdBigen @ben6 Srei : &onserte an
pier Abei1ben in Der @o6e fint ftets
aablret9 beiu9t un6 e~rfreuer fi9 elmer
algemeinen S~eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb WbisfeDs unb a~le5eit feIerfrii6ee
Sier, iotpie bic beften @%isorrem.
Die Ut auration Iiefert ole
Selifatehen Der @aiion. Nutern,
Slide. Wil6 in better 3nbereitung
SdgliG an8geaei9neter tparn1er 2un6,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-11
9ie Slnsfteamms lit 9aaas.

Sie International : 8abn bertauft
Gnnbreiiebilete nod Dallas our Seras
@taatss Gair unb Dallas ; Expedition
bonn 13. bis 20. Oftober inelufbe =
&idfabrt am 80. Sttober : au btbeus
tenb berabgefebten Staten. @egen
Der preiie, 3eit un6 3ige fragt BEN
nd9ten Sifet Ngenten ober menbet
@u9 an
8. $. price, u. g. s. u.
Paleitine, 5eras.
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3 eeas 8.

= Nuf benz in Der @alueHer : 8ai
liegenben englii6en 9ampfer rMems
non", Der 8400 8aIen Baummole gee
laben bate, brad auf bisber uraufs
getldrte Weife Geuer aus. 9as Serer
tpurbe omar balb gel6f6t, bod erit,
l1a6oem es betrd6tli6en S9abet1 an
Der Sabung angeri6tet bate.
= Die @eiammtfumme, bic Der
Staat 5eras I'M %prfoKenen 6iscalz
iabre aus Dem 8erfaufe nn6 Ser Ser
pa9tung 6ffentli9er 2dnbereien einsez
ron1rte1 bat, beIduft fi6 auf ST.
135, PAS.
= Nuf fetner Garm in Der 0dbe Der
Queaen Der Guadalupe, etua 25 Meiz
len tpeflid bon &errpiae, murbe Der
GARNER SCENT Merritt DON benz Sarmer
9enrp Sater eri9oHen. 8ater per=
largte, baB Merrit bic 8ei6uloigung
5uradnebmen fole, baB er ibm cine
Sub geitobten babe. Nls Werritt lib
ipeigerte, bas 5u tbun, i9pB er ibn
i1ieber. 8afer 1T entFohen.
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guule1's @e9ifter, Wo. % gIamo
Yla5a bat einen &uf fur guten alien
Wbistep, bic beiten semif6tem &C.
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausgesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @igarren
uitb fets frii6es Sier. Ser Gigentbas
mer, Soc @oolep, oerltebt feiu 9ef9dft.
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Mm. W}atthiea.

Jleif9er, 5ouftonsStraB BE.
2iefert 6as opr3igli6fe &inbs, @@afz
unb S9weinefeii6. SpeaiaIitd!:
Sunges &albfleif d. ollie Sors
ten BON Wurt.
Befeaungen tper6en htirgen6 einem
Sbeile Der Sta6t fret abgeliefert.
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No. 80 siebt anRerurbentlih.

9a fi6 cine unsebeufe gta6frase
mad unferen 95 Gents =S9uben aler
Irt geltenb ma9t, 10 baben mir be-
f9lofen, nit benz gerfauf berielben
bis auf unbetimmte 3eit fortsufabren.
Cinderella S@mbsYnlah.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-11

&Drresppnoens. 9teu : graunfels,
8. Sttober '93. Sen geehrten 2eiern
Der nGreien BreRe" miin]0e i'd ebenz
falls meine Grfabrung be3igli6 Der
Southern Hope Long Staple Cotton"
mtt5utbeiten. Sd geb6re ndmli6 aud
gu Der Mrmee Der %fogenannten Mns
g~efibrten, mel6e einen 8eriu6 nit
Der %genannten Sorte MAIDEN mDQten.
Sebauern tbue i'd meinen @eliu9 lee
bod nt3t, benn i'd babe feinen grofen
8erluif gu beflagen. Sd begniiete
Mid NIT elmer fletnen probe, tpeI1e
mir niebris au teben TAM. SIT Der
S@aben nod 10 tlein, tpirb Der Menid
bod 6urb benfelben flug, tpenn aud
ni6t INNER, 10 bod in bieiem 6aae.
Sd babe ben Cotton 5u berlelben Belt
gepfanat, tBie meinen anberen, i6
babe ibn BON Nnfang bis ieBt rein ses
balten bon iebmebem unfraut; tie
tiberpu6s bic setubbnlide @prte, ents
faltete reiden 8liitbeni1mud, iopie
aablrei9e 8oQs, mel6e iebo9 au met
mem griaunen nur halb 10 grDB murz
ben, pte lebtere. Nls bic 3ett gum
pfuden fam, beburfte es breier B0Qs,
UNI bic Auantitdt gu erbalteu. bic cine
Der gen65nIi6en 5orte erqiebt. 9a
mir aae 0ieielben @rfabrungen gez
ma9t baben, 10 1T es seratben, tuenr
bic GARNER bon Der Gorte Mbtanb
nebmen. G. H.
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d Mrutca solbe.

Dte befe SaIbs ber WeIt fhr e@nttts, Nuetiauus
gen, @efapare, Ftebers unb 9auts&usf6ias, 8Ie4t,n,
tettsn; turtrt Sdmprrbotben pber setne BsabIIus.
SoGtes 9ufrtebentett saranttrt pber las @elb pirb
tarlde-fta.tet. 25 Gents cte S@aGteI. Gum gertaui
II uGen gpptset:n. Gsolr9 DretB, IEomeiOn 4 Co.,
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sap Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. Wbolefales unb &etail : Sdnbler
in feinen auftern, 5ii6eu, @ilb &c.
SelepbOne SO. 81.
Iuftrdge aus benz 2an6e uerben
erbeten unb prompt auSgefibrt.
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eSinansieaer 8eridht

Der San Mntonio National : 8anf in
San NntoniO, Seras, betm @bi9luB
bes 8ei6dftes am 3. Ottober 1898.
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@rnnect8entbums 5 Iebcrtrasungen.
emma S6mitt unb @bw. S6mitt
on 9arolb 8arnett, Sdlfte be8 Origis
nals@itD:2ot II fur $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

60 searching for wherewitha. they NAV be
clothed at dinners and swell evening func-
tons. Hardly ever before was there such
latitude-it is in fact a good deal like the
captains reckoning, which had stepped
over to include the longitude" All the
family of silks from stand-alone brocades to
mousseline de sole, crepons, crepelines
crepes de chimes, half a hundred fine tex
lures IN soft sheer wool, to say nothing of
lace gauZe net and array of muslins and
spangled stuffs, more gorgeous than the
rainbow. 1t is truly an embarrassment of
riches which heaps the counters. crowds the
show rooms of the swagger gownmake-s-
from one of which came the garment pic
tured here. A famous beauty, known
through two continents, wore IL when she
had her three dearest foes to outshine. The
stuff was a wonderful brocade. in tones of
silvery green and the softest shell pink rum
ming now and again into suggestion Of
cream yellow. 1t was much too handsome to
be marred with trimming. The perfectly cut
trained skirt, lined inside with rich pink
silk, had goffered rufiies of green, pink and
yellow. set inside. one above the other.
Above the hem. under the very edge, was a
shell plating of old yellow lace. SO fine and
rich that IT seemed positively sinful thus to
risk its destruction.
The bodice had the same exquisite plain
ness until the end of Ii was reached
Sleeves were conspicuously absent-there
was the merest strap over the shoulder
The neck was very low back and front, but
there was Quaker propriety for all that A
fall OF rare old lace edged the neck and fell
ove- the shoulder. Inside it shot gauze in
the cOlorS OF the gown stuff was drawn
high about the throat shaped to a modest
V back and front and finished with a deeper
frill of the same old lace. A frame of opals
set about with small diamonds harmonized
wonderfully with the tones of this costume
which by wax lights looked to have been
shaped Of the rainbow and bespangled with
morning sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
ABOUT WATER.
Its Great Value ms a Medicinal Agent
and RecuperatOr.

Its Great Value ms a Medicinal Aren't
and RecuperatOr.
The human body Is constantly undergoing
tissue change. WORKOUT particles are cast
aside and eliminated from the system, while
the new are ever being formed, from the
inception of life to it's close.
Water has the power of increasing these
tissue changes, which multiplies the waste
products. but at the same time they are re-
newed by its agency, giving rise 70 in
creased appetite. which in turn provides
toned to drinking water are liable to have
they are removed. Any obstruction to the
free working of natural laws at once pro-
duces disease, which. If once firmly seated,
requires both time and money to cure
People accustomed to rise in the morning
weak and languid will find the cause in The
imperfect secretion of wastes, which many
times may be remedied by drinking full
tumbler of water before retiring. T his
very materially assists in the process
during the night and leaves the tissues
fresh and strong, ready for the active " ork
of the day.
Hot water is one Of our best remedial
agents.
A hot bath on going to bed even in the
hot nights of summer, Is a better reliever
OF insomnia than many drugs.
Inflamed parts will subsde under the con-
tinual pouticing of real hot water.
Very hot water, we all know, is a
prompt checker of bleeding. and. besides.
II IT is clean. as it should be. it aids in ster-
ilizing wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
Horse Car Manners.

II am much struck with the politeness Of
horse car conductors In Washington" said
New York man. They always seem anx-
ious lest stumble in getting on and of
In my city the man with the bell punch
shouts. step lively Then he grabs you by
the back of the neck and jerks you aboard
Over in Brooklyn the trolley is IN full con-
troll. The trolley cars In that town have
caused an average of thirty deaths a month
for some time past However. life Is not
much worth having IL one must live in
Brooklyn. Toward the ferries for several
blocks from the river there is a pretty
rapid descent, and the cars go so fast that
one has hardly a chance to get out of the
way. 1 have just come from Boston. The
trolley cars there are provided with a sort
OF cow catcher. The contrivance Is a plat
form projecting from the front OF the car
at just the height OF a persons knee. IL IN
pu-posely so arranged, the object being TO
double up anybody that is struck and throw
him upon the cow catcher. from which he is
grabbed and dragged into safety by tho
driver. This is a rapid age we live in"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
A NEW TWEED GOWN.
No End stylish on q Slender Woman,
but II You Are Fat

No End stylish on q Slender woman,
but II You Are Fat
To this complexion has It come at last
tweed. refuge Of the sensible. the mainstay
of her who has . feeling for simplicity and
style. has gone and got itself trigsed up
with satin and beads and things till COM
mon sense would not know it If they met
square in the road.
Notwithstanding. much may be said on
the other side. For the tweed Is a delicately
cloudy black and white check. the satin
black as a crow and heap glossier. 1t is
put in cross-way bands back. and front Of
the bodice. and edges narrowly the skirt
and the bottom of the coat. Everywhere it
is finished with line Of the finest jet
so fine indeed. that 1t sparkles like the eyes
of gnome. Altogether. the costume Is
wonderfully fetching. especially when worn
by an over-mature siren who is beginning
to regret that she was not conveniently
born widow. Thus CARRIED she has all tie
outward and visible signs of that thrice
estate. along with the immense
consolation of feeling herself very much
CONNIE II faut. And what that consolation
is may be guessed from the story of the
woman who said the only time she ever felt
thoroughly at peace with God and man was
when she was conscious Of being thoroughly
well dressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
Luck of a Tenderfoot.

From the Denver Republican.
Mr.. Z. L. Edgerton. agent for the william
Deering harvesting machines who has been
In the valley west OF Duncan for q couple
OF weeks, drove to the camp yesterday to
while away lonesome Sunday. and while
strolling over Milwaukee Hill made q very
important find He stepped upon a rock
which rolled with him and came near caus-
ing him a serious fall. Recovering his equi-
hbrfum, he cast about 70 see the cause OF
his misfortune. and picked up the treachep-
Gus missile. which proved TO be a copper
stained rock considerably moss covered
Upon breaking the rock In two a nugget OF
gold as big as kernel of wheat was re-
vealed. and the inside OF the rock proved to
be almost solid hematite and pyrites of iron.
which In this camp carries a large per cent
of gold. The specimen was carefully carried
to camp, where a portion OF IL was panned,
revealing a long string OF free gold BY .
little prospecting a lead was found close 70
where the float was picked up. and Mr.
Edgerton was not long I'm getting his name
upon the stake. This camp has been visited
by several mining experts OF late and all
unite in saying that Il will make one OF ths
richest mining camps in the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

The second and third illustrations are
alike In one respect. which is that they
show the early developments which point
toward the return of the overskirt. This,
surely. Is another unwished-for vista ton.
But what else Is signified by the elaborate
trimmings on skirts at and just below the
hips. Just such ornamentation as Is seen
In these two pictures. and by the double
skirt effects now SO eagerly seized upon
In the dinner toilet OF the second picture
the material Is white open-work muslin
with half-inch stripes Of white and pink.
the whole strewn with hand-embroidered
dots. The border Is pink, with fine black
lines The skirt is In two parts q gored
upper half and circular lower one. The
seam where both are Joined Is hidden by
@ band of lace underlined with pink satin
and a frill Of lace. With the toilet Is worn
. fchu collar. pointed at the waist in front
and back and gathered IN a standing COL
hr. It Is edged with lace insertion and q
lace frill put on straight, like that on the
skirt. Through the thin muslin Is seen tho
square decollete of the bodice.
The foundation skirt of the handsome
dress In the third picture Is made of taffeta
and contains four breaoths with extra cores
at the bottom to give the necessary three
and a half yards of width. Over this skirt
falls two skirts Of grayfsh green silk mus
lin. cut In the same style as the foundation
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skirt. and each finished with two tiny frills
or SIX and hemstitched edge. the upper one
sewed on with small head. Above this
comes plain band OF lace. the pointed edge
toward the top The belt of folded silk in
q contrasting shade is whaleboned, widens
AZ the back as In front. and hooks invisibly
AZ the side. The round yoke and standing
collar are OF point d'esprit lace lined with
the green silk. and the yoke is finished with
three narrow frtlls similar to those on the
skirt and rufie Of point lace. The sleeves
nave very rul pufs trimmed with two rows
OF frtlls IN groups OF three and the long
cum 10 slightly gathered IN the seam.
Women stood admirably the rush upon
hem Of bright green yellow and imperial
"srple. ard some murmured thankfully that
last they were spared magenta. But now
IS upon them Conspicuous among the
Ast trousseaus are magenta gowns
i-le genius has discovered that light blue,
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frequently this Is because you fail to note
the little thread of black that has been
used, the narrow row Of Jetted insertion
that connects the yellow on one side with
the utterly impossible green. for instance. on
the other Sometimes ii Is a tiny row of
frtlled narrow velvet. again just a row of jet
and nothing more, but the black Is always
there. That means that the real artist Of
these matters considers the lilies Of the field
the line of the horizon, the effects of sunset
and so on. There she finds black, some
times gray. and now and again white serv-
ing in striking ordinations, and being
milliner or a dressmaker of a daring mind
she goes and does it, In a bonnet, or a
vest. Then women wonder how she ever
thought of it.
Quite a new style of bodice is that shown
In the next picture and one very prettily
suited for morning wear. 1t Is sketched in
black and yellow Pekin. the black stripes
being strewn with oval yellow spots The
bodice draDery crosses in front in Empire
style and Is set of with guipure in zouave
jacket form This simulated zouave is very
effective, especially when costly laces are
employed, but inexpensive and pretty ones
are always to be found by searching The
narrow pointed waistband makes a pretty
finish and Is particularly well adapted to
the cross-over or surplice bodices now so
much worn. The latter are not suited to
women of full figure. but a half hours OBJ
servation on the streets almost any day will
disclose a dozen large women in surplice
waists. and that means twelve mistakes, for
In each and every case width and rotundity
are magnified unpleasantly.
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Beyond doubt 1t is a mighty comforting
refiection-that of feeling yourself at all
points above and beyond criticism. There Is
but one possible added element of felicity,
to wit, namely. that there shall be plenty Of
other women handy Ito look and die" That
Is supposing the dress wearer to be a mere
normal woman with like passions unto the
rest of her kind. OF course, If she goes in
for advanced womanhood. with the capitals
she would almost rather give up her hopes
of suffrance and Office holding than confess
to such old-fashioned frivolity. It's so
deadly inconsistent. you see, with her fine
frenzy for equal rights. equal privileges.
equal pantaloons." But then a woman likely
to put on this well-cut rig is not likely to
train under that banner. Favor may be
deceitful and beauty vain, but while the
fear of ugliness abides with a woman she
has at least an even chance to keep strictly
inside the woman's kingdom.