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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
STRUGGLE WITH AN EAGLE.
IL Was Finally Captured After Having
Taken hide.

IL Was Finally Captured After Having
Taken Itide.
Will HilRsr was in towa on Saturday and
reports peculiar enoountsr With an eagle
al the Missouri river few days ago. M.
Hilger aud several friends we're ont on the
river in skif. when big eagle came sail
ing along In easy range. Tho temptation
was too much for Mr.. Hilgsr, who raised
his gun and fred. The bullet struck the
eagle in the wing. which was broken, an d
ths king Of the air dropped into tho river.
SupposinR the eagle was worse hart than IL
waS the party padded toward 10 and soon
came alongside. Then the eagle
showed that he was very much
alive. With It's besk aud claws II clim bed
W the side Of tho skin and took q scat in
the stern of the boat. Then ID shook itsslf
aud seemed very glad TO have the warm
Sunshine dry ont its vet plumaae.
The men In the boat did no, care TO take
chances OF upeettina the shid by having q
ST. uagls with the eagle, so thor rowed rap
idly toward the shore. No sooner had the
bost touched the beach than the eagle
jumped ont, whded ashore ard started of
overland. NJ. Hilgsr chased the bird and
caught IL and after a struggle 10 was sub.
dusd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
HE SERVED ONE MONTH.
Now n. p. waters wants His Pay for
Acting a. Detective.

Now n. r. waters wants His Pay for
Acting a. Dstsotivs
A suit was filed In the district oourt Sat-
urdny under the titls OF Nsls r. walters
plaintiff. versus the City OF HslsnA, de-
fendant. IL Ia TO test ths right Of ths city
marshal TO engage the plAiutiR as dStSc-
tive. Marshal Davis employed Mr.. Walters
10 look up the murdsrsrs Of reliosman
Flynn. The city council refused 10 pay
the bill FOR NJ. Walters services, sllsgina
that the marshal had no authority 20 en-
gage him. A. that time ths rule suhss-
qnsntly adopted, limiting the number OF
men on the polies ferso, vAs not IN eI.
hteneS. and the mAtahAl simply followed
out line OF action that hsd been custom
ATy V.th his predecessors In engaging an
extra man for apeoiAl duty.
1he complaint alleges that Mr., Walters
was employed on May 2 last "a special de
tSotivs by Marshal Davis. by the direction
aud with tho consent and approval OF
Mayor Weed, and that he waa promised =
reasonable salary fer his services. Ho
served for ons month, for which no asks
500. Albert /. Loeb IL his attorney.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
GREAT
RCDIOVaISa|G.

We arc compelled to vacate the
store we now occupy before the
1st day of November, and we find
1t impossible to get our immense
stock removed into our now build
ing, next TO the Bailey Block by
that time. and consequently we
must sell, and to sell we must
make it an object-so we have
concluded TO offer our entire stock
OF goods at prices that have never
before been offered in Helena.
Read these prices carefully, reflect
thoughtiully, compare Justly and
take advantage of our necessity:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
LEwIsTowN NEWS.
Mention OF Psopis and Events In the Capt
iAi OF FerHa aa

Mention OF People and Events In the Capt
TAI OF FsrHaA
Special Corrospondence Of The Independent
LEwBrowa. ooI lL-Mr. Cook returned
from Big Timber on Monday. where he
vent with Mrs. BurR anG family. They
had q pleasant tip until the las, day when
the great rain storm overlook them.
A ANAL force OF men are employed at
Gilt Edge at present. but there are prom
iaaa of q largo increase soon. Ii Ia to be
ho ed that sons OF Tho promises will bs
kept before ths people wea y entirely OF
such noasens-.
The pfesbytsry was held here last week
and q good number OF people attended the
sessions Rev. A. X. Beard preached TO \
large congregation On Sunday @o'nin2 and
Rev. Fisher ia the evening. Rev. Hedges
preached In the Methodist church.
II. 4. Corbett is announced 10 speak In
Lsxistowa on Monday next. A large num-
Der will attend the speech.
'Helena-for-the-C Capital" Is the prevail
ing sentiment, " visible signs count for
anything.
Mr.. Hartman spoke to a large audisncs
last Thursday evening.
II ia announced that Hon. 7. G. Power
and others will address the people OF Fsr-
gus oountyat varIous points on political
and capital matters.
X. W. Watkins, who has been III for sew
eral weeks. 10 able to DO out
J. L. BeJler. OF Twin BRIGGS, is In town
looking after cattle for Chicago shipment.
II. W. Chase will run saw mill on Up
per Spring creek.
Edward Brasssy has returned from a
business trip TO Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morrison returned
la Gake IA h. .s.A 49, ~
gun housekeeping. Mrs. Morrison made
many friends white teaching In Lewistown
lAst year. and Mr. Morrison hss Identified
himself with the interests Of Lexistown.
aud We are glad TO learn that thsy sill
make this p ace their home.
Mr.. and hre. l.. X. Drake. Of Elmira. N
Y. are spending several vseks with thsiI
relatives Mr.. and Ms. y. @. white. OF
Ubet
Rev. Geo. Edwards has gone TO Butte tc
attend the synod.
Texas. on Monday. II 10 greatly regretted
that Miss Eiwntds is 10 leave Lewiston. Al
she has many warm friends here. and hs
place IN the ohu oh aAd Aociety will bs hnrt
| to fill. II Ia hoped that shs may return II
the gpring. NIss Edwards will be ACTON
sioiue,. "a.
~ nd storms are making great delay,
in s.age time. IL is A sho,tsishtet
poiic5 80 allow the highways to remain Is
the co ldition they are. which are quag-
mirss efier heavy rain aud in the snfine
Mrs. William Burgess and family have
left Maiden. aud will make their HON, Ia
Helena until spring.
The Fereus County Teachsrs' institute
wi be held here next week. besihning or
the l7th.
Mrs. Maurice Sullivan hns moved from
Maiden and will soon occupV her house or
profitable.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
MURDERER RUN DOWN.
lie and His wifs we1t Iato tho Hold-Up
Line.

lie and His wife welt Iato tho Hold-Up
Line.
CLEVELAND o.. Oct N.-Ths polios OF
this city believe the murderer of Montgom-
cry Gibbs of Buffalo. has zen run down at
LIST. Tue woman, Sadie Robinson. who
was taken 10 Buffalo last night. confessing q
it was she who killed Gibbs. 10 believed TO
have told the ttuth. in part a, least. Her
husband IL in jail here charged with bur.
elary. and cousin OF hers named Bert
Snyder Is also unde, Arrest on the
same charge. Snyder hos mads q
statement 10 the polies In which
he says Robinson confessed the
murder to him. According 70 the story,
Robinson aud his wife arrived in Buffalo
ca ly last spring. They were psnnilsss and
decided TO commit q robbery TO get monsr.
Tue woman dohnsd mems clothes. and she
and her husband went TO lonely place on
Delaware avenue 10 await for a victim.
Gibbs was tho hfst we'll dressed man who
happened along. He was told to throw up
his hands, and when he resisted, Robinson
shot him. he couple then fed. and the
nsIt morning they came 10 @. .evsland.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15

sAspusKY o., Oct lt,-Hon. oran Fol-
lot, OF thh city, died here this afternoon in
his a5lh year When a boy hs learned tho
printers trade aud edited q paper Al Ba,a-
via, n Y. For some years ho was a gaem-
bsF OF the New York legislators and ~ az
ISOLATE OF ThutloW Weed. Moving 10
Ohio, ho vaa editor OF the Ohio State
Journal and was a member OF tbe boa d Oi
pablo works OF sandusky. Ho retired 20 p'i-
yate life In lsSS lie was an intimate friend
OF VIM. Cullen Bryant
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
MR.. sTEvENSON'S TOUR.
WIN BE Busy on the Platform Uatii After
the Elsetion.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Oct. 1l-vice Presi-
dent Stevenson arrived In this city sstur.
day night and will leave In the msrnina
for Paris. ILL.,, where he will speak 10. NOR
row. He will speak In Illinois all week.
and will deliver an addrsss In 81. Louis
Saturday night He will also make ten
spesckss In Missouri on the 22sd and 29rd,
crossing the stats In q private car. He will
make o similar tour In New York on the
26,h and 27,h. He will speak At Ds,roit,
Mich, on the 2s,h. on the 3lst al PeorIa.
on Nev. l In Joliet on the ~ at Chicago,
on the 50 a. Springfield snd Decatur.
Az strsator ILL.,. Vice President Steven
son addressed an aadishos Of 1900 people
In the opera houss last night local
psper last svsnin9 charged hin With hsy-
ing east his vots In favoT OF the snGar trust
lie dsnled ihis; said the sugar trust had
gone to the wall aud suqar voald bo
eheaper than In twsatV yeara Since tho
passing Of the Wilson bill the business Of
the soHn,ry was gradually increasing and
We we're now entering UPON Q period OF
prosperity such as had not been knoWu
since the Walker tariff of 1886. lie asked
the people 10 suppor, those who would con-
unus tue work Of reform snd uphold those
who are sndsaVofina 10 CARR out the laws.
Of which theJ were the benshoiariss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
A PROVINCE IN REVOLT.
ldinE 10 tho Troubles That Already
Hesel China

Adding 10 tho Troubles ThA, Already
Iieset China
LONDON Oct IA dispatch from ShanR.
hai dated to-day confirms tho rspor, ,ha, a
rebellion hsI broken ou, 100 milss from
hsukow. The rebels are fairly armed and
vsty reckless They attached the govern
men, buildings. which we're fssbly de-
Tended by loyal troops. The latter wsrs
aoon defeated and many of them killed
and many o,hsrs Joined tho robea Two
mAnjarins were killed. The p'oviAoe 10
are daily gathering strength. 10 10 said
thew will advance on Woo Chang, province
OF Hoo-Pe, Of which HhnboW IL the capital.
The garrison at Woo ChAne has gons 10
'hs coas. and ths place is therefore prao,i-
sAlly dsfsnssieHa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
Thev rr.a.d U,y..

ASpERBoNyutE. Ind. Oct. h-Rsv. DR..
Smith. well known In religions circles
throughout Indiana, while prescblnR Al
Winchester beeams infatuated With the
wife Of " oil Helm. NJ. Helm, strangely
enough, fell In love with Mira smith, and
caused . sensation and nscouitatsd Mr..
smlth's retirement from the ministry.
NsstStday tbs JUDGE Of shs circuit court Of
Anderson disiTIo. GrAalsd Mrs. Smith a
divorce.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
siiv.r Nnr,n. nnlh.

OMLul. Neb,, Oct. 1t,-Al details foI
the dObsts between Hon. J. N. Thurstou
and Congressman Bryan this week are
com mpletsd. Tuesday night iboy meet nj
Lincoln, aud Thursday evening AZ Omaha,
Az both are Rvowed candidates for the
United btAtOa senate, the affair 10 regarded
as of pseuliar interest. Bryan will repre-
nent the free silver element ana ThuTaiou
tho other sids OF the financial iasut. The
debAle ia ALtrAellnR much AltenMon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15

FRAsEToRr. Ky.. Oct. N.-Edmund Crit
tendsp. son OF Col. Robert II. CTItisndon,
who was captured In Canada, was brought
here to-day and lodged In jail 10 await trial
Ia the unittd states eout 10 anHwsr Abe
charge Of having tken money from mall
while engaged as letter carrier In the
Frankfort postoffloa. Young Crtttsnds
was a restsd last spriae aud defau;tSi his
bond. he 10 a grandson OF John J. Crit.
tendon. famous Ia Kentucky politics, and
was popular IN society, b IL shid Senator
Lindsey will make an appeal 10 President
hia extreme Joath.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
Agent Northern Pacific 90


r. Agent Northern Pacific Co
ID Will be noted from the shove state
ment aud oonosrnikg the ganuinsnsss of
which tbors cannot be the sliahtsst quss-
tiob. that Anaconda 10 magniAssnt aar-
kst for the eonsu piion Of Missoula
eouny's farm prodsesi that during ths
years 1893 and 1894 tbs vast population Of
Mr.. Daly's copper camp consumed ths
enormous quantity Of 800 rounds OF Mis-
soula'a luscious strawberries. her sxsslisns
apples and cherries and her uReqssilsd
vegetables
truok forwarded from ,hls vallsy 80 rail
feiaht. But II must be borne 10 mind that
much Of this class OF goods 10 shipped By
express and IL 10 probably throskh tkis
channel that Anssonda rsesivss I've snor-
NOUS supply Of farm sdlblss. Lst ss see.
The agent Of the Nsrthsrn faciAe ExpseM
COMPANY informs the Nissoslian that dur
ing the past season there have bees received
for shlpnsnt at Via once. 6s5 yscksees Of
farm produss destined 10 Helena aud
hfty-fouf packages for Anaconda. These
packages as said 10 average thirty Ave
posnds each In weight which vsuld make
the shipuen.s 10 either oity as f0llsvn
Helena ......."".............. gn pounds
AnAeonda. ....,..........,... l,hp
A grand total Of l65. .sl5 ponnAs shipped
1 w aNAeAu - asaAutt ". FSehaf w hbn~
eonds. Here's food for rsteetion on the
par. Of the farmer Who 10 told many times
eash day that he must look 10 the markets
Of Anasonaa for the disposition OF bis pro-
duots, jus, 40 the poor, horny-handed
lAsersr 10 told be must fy 10 the support Of
Anaoosds II he would be saved from sssr-
nal damnAtisn.
The Misssuliau 10 free 20 confess that 10
cannot see wherein lies tho importance Of
AnAoonds's marketing facilities 40 an issue
OF this campaign. bui 10 must be remsm-
bsrsd that tho copper psoplo themselves
opened mp the Argument and have since
continued IL as q geod and Sufficient reason
why the farmers of the entirs state should
assist them In their efforts TO secure abso-
iuts control of ever branch OF the state
government. The Anaconda oompsny's
| stAtements In this respect as in many
others. were lies. pare aud simple. and ,hs
Missoulian takes pleasure In handing TIE
community At large the absolute proof OF
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15

WAamsdroS, Oct. N,-OnheiAls OF tho
borsau OF sneraVinr sHd prls,ing eIp'oas
Tue opiaion tha, loses Of posisEs stamps
by the ,heftS Of Smith and bia oA,idsrstsa
Slll no, eIessd 81, 1000 81. 800, Up 10 ,hls
lime four poatmaslers In different pa ta of
tie country. 40 addition 10 tho one al Iona,
dieh., have made com Ulaintu OF shortage
"a aiampa shipped them, but Ia Zach ease
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15

by the middle Of The esming week they will
have received reports from all pnatmaatora
whose shlpmsnts OF stamps have been tam
psTsd With. Millinm A. Beach, who was
Ar sstsd 81 Orange. n. j., aud released, 10
nov being looked after BY tho postal In.
apsetora' attorney, and viih hia capture !,
IL believed all Of thoss who were impli-
GATED will have bsen appTehsnded.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
CROCKERY.

The above prices spsak iorthem-
selves Bear in mind that our en-
tire stock Will bs sold on the same
extremely low basis
Another point We wish A. dis
tinctly understood that avery nrti.
Gle I'm our store is ABSOLUTELY new
and fresh, ns IL has ell been pur-
chased since March 1, 1894
We have engaged extra help in
all departments, and evory one
win bo waited on promptly and
carefully, Goods Will be delivered
TO any part OF tho city without
delay.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15

BERLIN. Oct iL-Aeeordine 10 Tho LohAi
AnEeigsr, a Vienna physician who 10 fully
informed By ~. Petersburg dOoioTa states
thst the diagnosis Of the otaT's complaint
wAvsrs between cancer In the renal region
and Inflammation OF The kidnsyA All doo-
tors, how eve, agrss aba, the snd will DO
Mother shortly nor sudden. but death will
come after a gradual dseline.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15

wo also have in Louisville, K1,, froo bonded
warehouse 20 bbla Old Taylor, spring 1901, which
we will sell In bbl lots certificate all froO from
any storage and tAxoA at g. 90 por proof gallon.
Also 80 bbls. J. II. McBrOyor. epring 1879 In
Z. 3 bonded warehouse in 8 bbL lots toc Der
gallon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
That Awmi rsrln mn.

HAUmnnuRa, Pa, Oct. h-lron snd steel
mills In ,hls locality are snioIinR an era Of
unprecedented prosperity, Al ,he Peun.
eylyRnia steel works The production of rails
and DsssemsT steel last week was the heay.
iost for Ysata Three furnaces IA blast
averaged nearly three bundled tons dailT.
The company hss contrasts for 100000 toas
or more OF QirdsE FAila
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15

sr. LOUIS Oct N.-bsfoTe th ong
which packed both banis OF the river aud
the eroA, Eada bridge. thia afternoon, Misa
Moaontbolm, % this citr. won The milo aud
half soullina championship OF Ametioa, ds-
fsating Miaa Tillle Ashley, OF Hartford.
Conn, In l2il9A.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
1hs oaIboa, cspsissd

BRooNtYN Oh lL-Abou, tive o'clock
this afternoon q oAiboAt bearing foaI men
was struck by q squali on Coney Island and
oapsiksd. The acoidsnb was Witnessed by
n number Of people on shore, and Joha snd
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
ri,s-Atory nnIIdInr nurnoi.

OMAHA, Oct iA-Ths nys-Story bulldog
occupied BY the Morse. Cos shoe company
vas partially des.roysd by Ore Tonight.
Damage aggregates $4,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
WIN ES.

The following wines. in bulk, at
quotations as follows:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-12-13
A FIoridian Pest.

The red bug of Florida is near
equivalent of the choigre that infests
blackberry patches in New York
state and farther south. The red bug
is almost invisible to the naked eye,
but he appeals strongly to at least
one other sense. After the traveller
has slept in a region where these in
sects abound he rises next morning
with an almost intolerable itching,
and red Jumps begin to appear all
over his body, The red bug has bur
rowed into the flesh and doubtless
deposited eggs in the burrow. The
Jumps and the itching stay with the
victims for the better part of a week,
and marks of the red bugs ra9ages
are carried for nearly a month.-Chi-
cago Herald
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-12-13
SheriMs Sales for Jan.

Win be sold be ole the court house 10
in the city oi Marietta, Cobb county. Ca.
Oh the first Tuesday in January, 1885
during the legal hours o sale, tn follow
ing property tO>wit;
Sc acres Of LAND lot No 1872 IN the 18th
district and % section of Cobb county,
Ga. the same being all of said To-. living
on the west side OF the Tennessee road.
Levied on as the properly of E. L Mason
TO satisfy four Justice court Fl fas issued
from the Justice court of the 1917 district
G. NJ. of Cobb couGty, Ga in favor of J.
r. Winters, the same being for the pur>
chase money of said lot the deed to the
the defendant being made, filed and re,
corded in tbs clerks office of the Superior
court of Cobb county Ca, before the
making Of this levy. Levy made and re-
turned to me by J. S. Dobbins, l.. c., and
notice given to Z. L Mason in terms of
the law.
Also at the same time and place, a Ger.
tain three room brick house and the lot
upon which it is located in the city of Ma
rietta, Cobb county, Ca, bounded as fol-
lows On the north by the property of
the Cole estate, on the east by the proper
ty OF the Cole estate. on the south by the
property OF Sanford Fair and on the west
by Cole street Levied on as the property
ut Wade White, in tt e hands of Thomas
White, Guardian for Wade White, to sat,
isfy Fl ia issued from Cobb Sunerior court
in favor of Thomas D. Evans.
Also at the same and place, one certain
lot of land with house thereon in the
town of Austell. Cobb county, Ca, said
| lot being 75x100 feet, bounded as follows :
On the west by Pratt street, on the north
by Rocky street, On the east by J. T. Moz-
ley's land on the south by A. H. Irvine.
Levied on as the property OF Joe Kelley to
satisfy Justice court fl ia issued from the
137Sth district g. NJ. of Cobb county, Ca :,
in favor of A. Fl. Irvine, administrator of
the estate of Bony Poster. Levy made
and returned to me by j.. S. Spradlin, l..
g. Notice given in terms of the law.
Also at the same time and place, Lots of
land Nos. SAT and 548 in the 18th district
and End section of Cobb county, Ca, con-
tanning in the aggregate so acres more or
! less. Levied on as the property Of W. L.
and NJ. T. Richards to satisfy a Fl ia issued
from Cobb Superior court in favor of Mrs.
G. j. M. Anderson, Executrix of the es>
tate of w. P. Anderson, late of said couns
ty, deceased, for the purchase money of
| said land, the deed from Executrix to
| said defendants made, filed and recorded
in the clerks Office of Superior court of
Cobb county, Ca, before the making of
this levy. Notice given in terms of the
law,
Also at the same time and place, one
saw mill outfit and OK wagon. Levied on
as the property of J. T. .Tolley, one of the
defendants in fl ia, to satisfy fl ia issued
from Cobb Superior court in favor of E.
Van Wrinkle & Co.
p. o. MCLAIN, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-12-13
Tho Way 60 Carry Money.

A man is safe from pickpockets if
he carries his money in his trousers
pocket, says an experienced detect
i've. A hip pocket is simply delu-
sion. The man who carries his money
there is fool The breast pocket is
no safer when the coat is buttoned,
because tho man who is after the
money located there has only to slit
the cloth with a sharp little knife
blade set in q ring. Carry your
money in your right trousers pocket,
and you will ever have it picked.
As for jewelry, when in a crowd
twist your watch chain around your
left thumb or index finger and don't
let go, no matter what happens.
You are lucky if you wear a diamond
pin for year, no matter what safety
attachments it has. Some chap will
even cut off portion of your neck
tie to get it. Beware of rushes-peo-
pie quietly knocking against you,
etc. If man falls against you, ell
bow him off or step aside. In acrowd
let them knock your hat off or smash
1T over your eyes, but don't throw
up your hands.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-12-13

Alas! how few of natures faces
there arc to gladden. us with their
beauty. The cares and SORROWS and
hungerings of the world change
them as they change hearts, and it
is only when those passions sleep
and have lost their hold forever that
the troubled clouds pass off and leave
heavens surface clear. 1t is a COM
mon thing for the countenanco Of
the dead, even in that fixed and rigid
state, to subside into the long forgot
ten expression of sleeplcss infancy
and settle into the very look of early
life So calm, so peaceful, do they
grow again that those who knew
them in their happy childhood kneel
by the coff1n's side in awe and sec
{ the angel even upon earth. Dickens.
g--E A. 81 .
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-12-13
Earper's Bazaar.
I'M 1851

Elegant and exclusive designs for Outdoor and
Indoor TOilettes, drawn from Worth models by
Sandoz and Chapuis are an important feature.
These appear every week, accompanied by minute
descriptions and details. Our Paris Letter, by
Katharine de Forest, is weekly transcript of the
latest styles and caprices in the mode. Under the
head of New York Fashions plain directions and
full particulars given as to shapes, fabrics,
trimmings, and accessories of the costumes OF
well-dressed women. Chidrens Clio thing receives
practical attention. A fOrtnghtly Pattern-sheet
Supplement enables readers to cut and make their
own gowns. The woman who takes HARPER'S
BAZAAR is prepared for every occasion in life,
ceremonious or informal, where beautiful dress
is requisite.
An American Serial. Doctor Warricks Daugh-
tiers, by Rebecca Harding Davis a strong novel of
American life, partly laid in Pennsylvania and
partly in the far South will occupy the last hall
of the year.
My Lady Nobody an intensely exciting novel,
by Maarten Martens, author of Goods Fool"
The Greater Glory etc, will begin the year.
Essays and Social Chats. To this department
Spectator will contribute her charm ing papers on
"What We are DOING in New York society
Answers to Correspondents Gu estions receive
the personal attention of the editor, and are
answered at the earliest possible date after their
recent