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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
A VETERANS VERDICT.
der, Correspondent and journal
list Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of bravs
soldiers to the war, and no state bears bet
ter record in that respect than it does. In
literature it is rapidly acquiring al
enviable place. In war and literature
solomon Jewell, well known a. writer as
SOL, has won an honorable position. DUR
ing the late war he was member of Co. NJ.
I'd. N. Y. Cavalry and of the 18th Indiana In
fantry Volunteers. Regarding an important
circumstance he writes as follows:
Several of old veterans here are using
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure
and Nerve and Liver Pills, all Of them giving
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never
used remedies that compare with them. OF
the Pills we must say they are the best CONF
bination of the qualities required in prep
aration of their nature we have ever known.
We have none but words of praise for them.
They are the outgrowth of new principle ia
medicine, and tone up the system wonder
fully. We say to all, try these remedies"
Solomon Yewel, Marion, Ind, Dec. 5, 1892.
These remedies are sold by all druggists on
q positive guarantee, or sent direct by the
Or. Miles Medical Co, Ell1hart, Ind. on re-
reipt of price, 81 per bottle. six bottles S. ex-
press prepaid. They positively contain neither
ODlates nor dangerous drugs,
For Sale by all Druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
SubsOEibe f0r Che JouRNAK.

Topeka steam LAunAKY.
625 jackson street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20

Call up Phone 1913 and have our wagon
call for your bundle.
4rsw re-. 70 TOPEKA STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20

A silk handkerchief given away with
every can OF Gypsy Queen baking
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20

Good work done By the Peerless
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

Hosiery Happenings Here are
full of interest full of saw
ing suggestings Fl. it's the
Quality Style Price condition
over again.
This stock Is on better footing (proba-
bly, because each pair Of Stockings and
Socks contains two feeO.
We have Cotton Socks at &c. to 60c.
Lisic Hose. S5c. to 81. and Silk Hose
and Stockings. 75c. to IS pair.
"Ferat paimas qui merlut." We de-
serve the palm for our ~ lie. Ribbed
Hosiery for children. There Is a lady
costumer from New York who buys these
Hose by the dozen pairs.
Elegant values in Mems Socks at g.
s 1-3, 10, - 1-2, Is 2-3, 10. and &c.
Song of the Shirt" We don't want
to Hood-wink by any song. so we will
say that our Boys and Gentiemen's I'M
Numbered Shirts at ., 20. 75c.. and 81 are
good values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

see. I am sure to iujure some vested In
terests by advising rather this method
than that, and. OF course, people VIII
not like II. I need not mention names.
true, but these Will be spotted soon
enough. and then, of course. II my adj
vice is taken. there might be an end to
n certain theory Of voice production.
Rut after all. have the interest OF my
art more at heart than private interest.
and I have seen so much mischief done
and snch havoc played with really hne
voices through bad tuition That l nave
decided 20 run the risk or q pound OF re-
sentiment for the sake OF doing an ounce
of GOOD. / am opposed to the system OF
teaching known as that OF the coup DE
plotte. and I maintain that more voices
srs ruined through that system than one
can imagine.
THE COUP DE GLOTTE.
"Tha coup de glotte means every posi-
h,s in,ury TO the vocal cords, and II Is
dift,cuit TO conceive all the disastrous
,a.,,its following on adopting II as the
means of production Of vocal sounds:
and q ia precisely because I have seen
60 much of these results that I conceived
the idea OF writing a book on the subject.
"year In. year out. / am asked to hear
r.he, rsaIs and can say that some beau
tiful English and American voices have
been ruined by bad teaching, and that In
most cases the professors system was
the attack by the coup de glotte. The
svstem Is against the very nature OF the
art NJ singing, for, according to its pre-
cents. what happens Is that the act Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

phonation begins by a sudden and COM
plete closure Of the CLOTHS; so that the
vocal cords, instead Of being brought
gradually from a state OF relaxation up
to the required degree of tension, are
brought abruptly to maximum condition
or extension and approximation, and as
abruptly relaxed to suit the pitch OF the
note which is to be given"
BOXES ON SHARES.
One OF the curious features Of the COM
ing season is the way the society folk
have divided UP the expense Of a box. II
either shows that they have frightened the
strings Of their purses, Or that the sup
ply of boxes was not equal to the deman nd.
The latter cause Is the more probable
one
Henry Clews and George Gould are
joint owners of Parterre-Box No. u. Jay
Gould was never considered liberal man,
but, year In and year out he was al
ways sole owner of Box a in the grand
tier. Then Levi Il. Morton, George Bliss,
and Austin Corbin, three OF the great mil
lionaires. have divided Up another par
terre box. A galaxy OF swells-ElIsha
Dyer. Jr.. w. r. Burden, c. T. Barney,
and Stanford Whitehead another box.
OF course. such men as ID. o. Mills, Cal
vim Brice. Cornelius Vanderbilt, ]. Pier
pont Morgan, and John w. Mackay, have
individual boxes. but there are a great
many which will be used on shares du-
ring the reign OF the operate stars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Modes In Furs.
(Harper's Bazar.)

Persian lamb is the fur that will be
most generally used for capes. 1t Is far
more durable than the glossy baby-lamb.
and cost from $50 upward. Seai-skin capes
are next in choice. then black -marten.
mink. the dressy chinchilla, and the
costly Russian sable. of which beautiful
capes are sold for 5000. Ermine capes
are reserved for evening wear. Very light
Innings of brocades OF Of plain satin are
used in the darkest furs. as the great
fulness Of the cape often throws the lin
ing into view. For elderly iadies the long
est capes of Persian, mink. or sable are
lined with brocades of brown or black
grounds with nasturtium-yellOw flowers.
The light brocades for Innings have ribbon
and bouquet designs in Louis Seize style.
There are no trimmings on the lower
edge of capes in the way OF border.
Sometimes another fur is added In the
way of deep collarette, very effectively.
and this may be bordered by the fur OF
the cape. There are also fanciful fur
capes for evening. completed by a Jabot
of white lace. holding a cluster Of large
velvet flowers of the richest colors. Seal
skin. the most generally becoming of all
furs, Is especially liked for double capes,
the upper cape going broadly out over
the shoulders, and halfway down the
back. Similar capes are made in Persian
lamb and chlnchilla, and range from
IL to 80 inches in depth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
CALVE Is TO REIGN.
Lovers Of Opera Viii Worship ii.
hWitchlns Carmen.
HER row WITH EMMA rAMEs.
She Returns to Triumph to Repeat
Her Successes Of '84-PrOmise Of y
Splendid season-What the Great
vocalists Are Paid.
tCorrespondence of the Dispatch.)

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
NEW YORK. October @.-When the
great doors Of the Metropolitan Opera
House are thrown open on Monday eve
ming, November 18th, for the first night
of grand opera, 1t will be the official
signal Of tho beginning Of the social
season.
1t has always been the first night Of the
year when the smart set puts on Its finest
gowns, its most wonderful wraps and its
blazing Jewels. Then begins the social
rivalry Of the dollar. maintaining the mad
pace without stop or breathing place until
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
The BIuebird In Autumn.

marian Douglas. in Harper's Bazar)
The chill winds scatter, as they pass,
The sere leaves on the yellow grass,
And. underneath the duh gray skies.
a blnebird through the orchard nies,
still keeping, though no song he sings,
The heavenly azure OF his wings.
O soul OF mine! The autumn light
Cleans pale! How near thy time or
fight,
What matters II that silenced long
Has been thy May-times rapturous song,
Hast thou but kept. through all Lie
brings, 49,.
Unstained the brightness Of thy wings!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
A NOBLE LADY.

ABOUT eighteen years ago noble LADY
q, richmond. upon the death OF dear
h who had suffered hopeiessiy TOT
''a's. determined 10 consecrate her LIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

A Complete Jewelry Store has
every need that people want. >.
We come near being the most
Complete Dry Goods Jewelry
Store in town.
Mems Watch-Chains, TIC. 81, Nis
Mems Cum -Buttons. 10. Is, &c., 81.
Silver Bracelets. 81, N.sS.
Silver Rings. 25c.
Silver Thimbles, 80 and Soc.
Silver Link Sets. 81 and $l19.
Silver Scissors, sl.io. sl.25. $50.
Gold Thimbles. $3.50.
Gold Glove-Buttoner. $50.
Gold Ear-Drops. $50 and s..
Scarf-Pins. s. 10. 10. &c.
A Reduced Lot of Cotton I'm
derwear ought to find plenty of
shoppers . This is the way
the story reads:
In White Cotton Underwear we have
lot Ladies' Gowns. for 81.
lot Ladies' Gowns, SOC.
lot Ladies' Gowns, 75c.
Ladies' Drawers, tucks and hem. at
25c
Chldrens Night-Gowns. 81 IL. 20, and
7sc.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Terry Bath.
Robes.
/ lot Misses Wool Drawers. reduced
from 81 to soc.
pairs Gentlemen's Drawers, size 20
only, reduced from 30 to sc.
When You Think of buying
good, serviceable Underwear >.
Underwear at unapproachable
prices.
A full line Of Ladies'. Mems, and Chill
dren's Wool Underwear.
Ladies', Mems, and Children's Shirts and
Drawers. In Red and Natural-Wool, at
good value.
Corsets for a quarter Diff
ferent qualities and different val
ues and different prices of
course early corners get their
choice.
Job lot Corsets, reduced from 81, 75c.s
and &C.,; take your choice for 25c.
DR.. Warmers Long-Waist Short Cor
SET 81.
Misses Good-Luck Corset. 6oc.
We have the Best SOC. Corset In White
and Gray.
Needed Notions are these:
Velvet Braids In all colors and widths.
Needles, s and &c. a paper.
Clarks Spool Cotton. in White. Black
and Colored. spools for 15c.
Dragon Cotton, 3 spools for &c.
Black Spool-Silk. spools for &c.
Druggets priced from $40 to
$48.
Smyrna Rugs. from &c. TO @.N.
Jute Druggets from $3.50 to as.S.
Smyrna Druggets, SIS. SIS. $3.50.
Juts Rugs, SIS upwards.
The Quality-Style-Price Store.
300 Broad Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

Governor OFeriall. Of Virginia, is per-
haps the most popular OF the Governors
VINO have yet visited the exposition. The
first public mention OF him for Governor
was made OH former visit to Atlanta
five years ago. 1t was just after his gal
liant fight In the House OF Representatives
against Tom Re DIS dictatoriai methods.
IL was OFerrall who stood with Crisp,
Of Georgia, alone on the floor On that
memorable day in the fight over the force
bill. when all the other Democrats walked
out of the House and took their hats
with them to prevent Reed counting q
Quorum.
The House. including Crisp and OFFER
rail-, lacked one OF a quorum and for
hours Reeds machine was dead-locked
1t might have lasted longer but for the
curiosity of a Democratic member who
peeped into the door TO see what was
coins, on. Reed could not see his face,
but recognized the hat. counted him, and
broke the deadlock.
Mr.. O'Perrall made his first reputation
ms a national character In his vigorous
fight against the force bill.
yirginians say he will be sent to the
senate after the expiration Of his term
as Governor Atlanta Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

Away Back On Some SuItry
Summer Day, New York mer-
chants got to cutting prices on
Blankets Manufacturers
anticipated just as large a win.
ter Blanket trade as ever and
double quantities of Blankets
were turned out by all the facto-
ries rlistake-people got
supplied in summer time-mar-
ket overloaded-and so the prices
are less now than they would or
binary be =. These facts prove
that condition:
White Blankets from SOC. to SIS.
Gray Blankets, from Soc. to 81.
11-4 Single Colored Blankets at $50.
ITEMS Needs Here are we'll
looked to -. These are not
selected values, but simply a few
of the many equally as good:
A nice Teck or Four-in.Hand, for sc.
The best quality for 5oc.
Standing and Turn-Down Collars. In
any size. at 10 and II 1-2c.
The Best Suspenders at II lie.
Boys Fancy-Striped and Plaid Scarfs
at 25c.
A Bale Of Cotton would 60 no.
where in making up in all these
needed things A Little
Money will buy all you need.
I bale Atlantic l.. L. Fine Brown a
Cotton. at &c.
The fame Of this Cotton has spread
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Pacific heavy A Brown Cotton. at &c.
Fibre Chamois. GA inches wide, at tic.
per yard.
Also, better grades Of Fibre Chamois at
20 and Soc.
This Fibre may DO dear at other stores,
but with US it is Fibre Chamois at rea-
sonable rates.
Leakesvile Unbieached Knitting Cotton
sells for 25c. per pound the world over.
except with us. where the price is i5c.;
and the sizes are strands No. g. and
strands No. A. and 3 strands No. IL.
Unbleached Canton Flannel. &C. to Dc.
Bleached Canton-FIannel. IA to 2oc.
Double-Face Figured Canton-Flannel,
Il IL and is 2-3c.
Hemmed Sheets. IS. 50. and &c.
Hemmed Pillow-Cases, 10. IL IL. and
15c.
Hemmed Bolster-Cases, 25 and Csc.
Colored Jeans. s, s 1-3. and 1oc.
Colored Sllesias, 10. II IL, 10, and 2c.
White Canvas, for dress-facing, at &c.
The dressmakers all say. and who
knows better than they about this mat
ter, that our Csc. Tailor's Canvas CTan
color. which we are selling at II l-2c. per
yard, Is nonpareii.
1914 Unbleacbed Sheetings, IL IL, 10, 20,
CSC.
1O-4 BIeached Sheetings, Is to 25c.
Ia Bleached Sheeting, the widest
made, also the best Utica). at &c
Rice Cambrics, 1-3c.
Grass-Cloths, 6 IA, 10, IL l-2, and IS 2-3c.
All of the ladies who are posted-and
their name is legion-say that our stock
of Innings Is the best in Richmond.
Plant-Bed Unbleached Cotton, yard
wide, at Ice.
Genuine Hair-Cloth, 81 IL and zoe.
Imitation Hair-Cloth, 10 to SOC.
An Art Gallery of merit is this
display of tinted copies of the
Worlds greatest paintings.
A line Of tinted copies OF some OF the
worlds greatest Paintings. 25x2s inches.
at 1873, which should have been marked
s..
Engravures from famous paintings,
25x2, in real oak frames. Csc. each.
when the Heart Is Young" and
"They Lived Happily Afterwards" en-
grayed copies OF the paintings OF Maud
Goodman, one of the rising artists OF the
day, SO each. We have a beautiful line
of Etchings by the best artists, at 7Sc.
The Qualiy-Style.Price Store,
300 Broad Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
RnuMMMvRS
A Quick Verdict From the

People ss1ss s"'e s1f'sass
confidence in goods generally shares the confidence Of the
people 1t this basis that this store reputation founded
Each dav is new chapter that tells eoqueny Of the Quality
Styleand Price From the shoppers point of view this
condition is supremely satisfactory Every Of these
items in todays ad separate and particular why
YOU should shop here tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

that costly thing-Style-With.
out the prices usually charged
for correct style. 1t was not a
matter of chance that our Cape
and Cloak buyers bought gar
ments of only the latest cult
was the result of months OF
looking of inspecting the
best the Cloak markets afforded.
Golf Capes, $40 and sl2. reduced to -
each.
Plush Cape, q inches long, full sweep
trimmed in imitation seal. IS.
Handsome line Of LADIES' Jackets anu
Fur Capes.
plush Cape. 10 inches. full sweep. 81.
push Capes. from sl2 to Ass
Crav Cloth Cape, SO inches long, FUR
trimmed. and braided. reduced from N2
to Sc. "a
duced from S to $3.50.
In Cloth Capes we have them from
I'm I'm Jackets from s2ss and SO on.
Ladies' E1derdown Dressing-Sacques'
$1.le and HS9 o, .r,r,,r.a
with angora, from 81 and so on.
Every Shopper will grasp what
we mean when we say Quality
StyIe-Price in the Black Goods
we are displaying Some
half dozen kinds to judge us by
Black All-wool Serge. IS inches, &c
w. inrnRS.
O-Inch Black Boucle-Stripe heavy
es.-Goods. 5Oc.: would be bargain
at 75c.
Clay Serge, &c., 45-inch.
Rock Serge, 4s-inch, sOc,
Imperial Cravnette. 60-inch. Ills.
Black Mohair, 3S-inch. 25c.
cursory Glance through our
assortment of Colored Dress
Goods shows how much we are
improving -. if not the best
| assortment in town, certainly
not surpassed.
scotch plaids, Il IL, ls %. IS. 60. and
| 75c. ., o. oe q RI
Roucle suit-Patterns, z yards, at 81
Elegant Mixed Suitings. from IL l-zc 10
| $50. a a.. ., IN
ADressmaker Said: "Breeden,
Talley & Company's Dress Trim
mings Stock is piled high in
quality" =. These sorts OF
values are the kinds that's won
such opinions:
BLACK Beaded Net, SIS to s375.
BLACK Beaded Lace, SOC. to N.Zo'
Fish-Scale Galloon. Toe.
BLACK Tosca Net, for dresses, ~ incnes'
Heavy Black Net, IS inches. csc.
Outlet Passementeries. Z9c. 10 s''~
yard.
Ecru vandyke Lace for collars.
Ccr, AlI-Oyer Lace Tor collars.
Ecru Lace in all widths and patterns,
from II 1-2c. to sl.75 a yard.
Ostrich Feather Boas and Collars, from
s2.25 to SIS. sn ow
Other Luxuries and Necessities
that are neither too high nor too
low to be the sort you most
want:
Comforts from SOC. to 8.
Eiderdown Quilts. from $36s TO Sla.
I,ace-Curtalns, from SOC. to N.5o
Portieres, from SIS to IS.
Japanese Drapery, TO- IL IL, ID ana
| l6 2-3c.
Brocatelle, from Sc. to $50.
The Quality-Style-Price Store,
900 Broad Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Hints on Dressing the Hair.
Harper's Round TabIel

tf1dIptTS IlOunQ IdDle.)
The prettiest way to arrange your hair :?
Especially IL it is very long, very thick.
and most beautiful color, yet cannot
be worn hanging down in braids, because
you arc too tall for anything so childish.
nor fastened up In a graceful Psyche
knot at the back Of the head, quite near
the neck, because II is too heavy, and
comes tumbling down at announcement
seasons: Lovely hair. but an embarrass-
ment Of riches, is II not?
II 1t were my hair; and were the dear
young girl who finds it bother and a
burden. would coil 1t on top of my
head, and wear IL like crown.
wouldn't mind It's having the effect OF
making me look taller. and would stand
up very straight. and look as tall as
could. In my opinion. height Is a beauty,
and l never care about girls being tall.
except to admire her. Tall girls must
mind that they carry themselves well.
and do not stoop nor crane their heads
forward as IL they had lost something
and were perpetually looking for 1t. You
remember Tennyson's picture. do you not.
a word-picture such as only a poet could
paint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
"a daughter Of the gods,
Diyipely tall, and most diyinely fair

IF the coronal effect Were unbecomng.
head. then would braid the hair in
several strands. and mass 1t all over
the back OF the head. would simply par;
IL in the middle. and avid fringes, and
attempts at decoration In front When
hair has natural wave or ripple, il is
very pretty and should have its way
bur straight hair Is pretty. too, and girls
in the style nature intended for them.
The Dickinson press., 1895-01-12
American Iron for Export.

British and Belgian iron manufacture
ers have hitherto had q monopoly
of foreign markets outside the United
States, but the recent assignment to
m American house Of an order for the
cast-iron pipe for the Toxic, Japan,
water works is cause for congratulation
to protectionist and free trader alike.
The order is for 10000 tons, 100000,
and the average is, therefore, $337 per
ton. The pipe is of Southern make,
and will be shipped from Southern
ports. There was active competition
from those who had been in control Of
such markets, and who saw what lay
behind a defeat. In pig iron alone,
Great Britain and Belgium export
about 100000 tons per annum, but this
trade and that in manufactured prod
ucts Is what our manufacturers are
after. At the present moment there is
great activity in the street railway field
in Cuba, Mexico and other countries
| within u sphere of influence. and it
is said that while the capital may come
from Europe, the cars. rails, engines,
ETC., will be supplied from the United
States. The American use Of struc-
tural steel In building is also having
its effects abroad, and the use of steel
in fireproof flooring is carried much
further here than anywhere else, lead.
ing to an export trade.
The Dickinson press., 1895-01-12
jan, =.

Judge Morgan has deferred passing
scntel &c in the case of w. ID. Spencer.
Tho minimum penalty Is four years
Imprisonment.
BY order of the court at Dickinson
Fred Roehm. the siXteen-year-old mur-
derer of Ed Stevenson of Medora, was
taken to Mandan this morning. Fred
erick Roehm of this place. saw his son
at the train as he was passing
through, for hte first time since the
terrible deed Of two weeks ago. The
boy seemed u~nconccrDcd and said he
would get along all right if they would
only hang old Wadsworth, whom, he
says, planned the murder.
At the recent term of court ut Grand
Forks, IT. the suit of Attorney Joseph
6. Tcrrault against John Stanley,
bishop of jamestown, N. D., person
ally, Mr.. Perrault won his case and
recovered Judgment for 1902 for back
salary while Catholic priest of Lari.
more, including Il balance due of the
permanent repairs of the Larimore
parsonage. On the other hand, Bish-
OPP Stanley, having set up a $3.50 c0un-
ter claim for use and occupancy of the
priest house at Larimore. n. D.. was
allowed by tho court 1925 by way of
counter claim. Mr.. Perrault contends
s%trenuously that the counter claim was
not admissible and will appeal to the
supreme court. Mr.. I'errault was
formerly priest ut Mandan, and was
suspended by Bishop Stanley for con-
tempt, and has since been practicins
law.
The Dickinson press., 1895-01-12
An Obsolete Emery Industry

Naxos, one of the largest and most
famous Of the Cyclades islands OF
Greece, has from time immemorial pro-
iuced emery on a large scale, but times
are changing, and unless resort is had
to scientific engineering, the glory of
the place will have fled. Two villages
cave had the monopoly of emery min
ing, and have sent out daily about GOO
workmen, who. in the most archaic
fashion, have set to work. The rock
nas been exclusively broken up by fire,
the method being to clear Il space,
pile brushwood OIL it, light a fire, and,
when the fire is dying out, throw wa
tel on the glowing rock to split it.
Under such conditions, only the :.ur-
face strata could be utilized, but these
are played out. and the supply Of brush
wood is played out ALSO. Experts who
have been consulted by the Grecian
government have recommended the re-
sort to systematic quarry borings, the
use of powerful explosives, wire rope
ways and other familiar appliances.
In the meantime the Naxos industry
ls practically at a standstill, and other
deposits elsewhere have things all their
own way, because they are properly
handled. 1t is said that in the United
States the development of large cor
undum beds in North Carolina is doing
much to modify the state of the indus
try.