davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

scription, with the recipients name.
The medal is to be suspended by a buff
and blue silk ribbon, from a silver bar,
bearing the word Tennessee The sec
ond prize will be like the first, except
in bronze.
Given Mt Knoxville, Tenn, this nine.
tenth day of April, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety five, and of the independence of
the United States of America the one
hundredth and nineteenth, and of the
society the nineteenth.
Attest: HENRY HUDSON, Secretary.
w, p. WAsHBURN, President.
Rev. j. II. FRAzEE, DID,
JOSIAH HoLBRooK, }Com.
j. VAN DEVENTER,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24
Statesmen Wanted.

Good wages to sell our nursery stock.
Apply for terms We will have for
spring and fall, 1895. an immense stock
of apple, pear, peach. plum. Apricot,
cherry, grape, etc. Also smali fruits
shade aud ornamental trees, roses, etc.
We make II specially OF wholcsallng to
large planters direct. We will sell to
responsible parties and take note pay
able in six twelve and eighteen months.
Write us for wholesale prices. AID
dress Southern Nursery CO., Winches-
ter, Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

THE Nashville American and its or
ganized gang of bandits are greatly
disgruntled at the failure Of their last
attempt to get the attorneys for Gov
ernor Evans to admit the right of the
Z to 8 committee to hear argument on
the so.called evidence that the commit
tee will present. The attorneys of each
side were notified that the gang would
allow them to appear and argue, but
the scheme failed of its purpose.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

tanned quite a number of our people at
College Chapel with a recita ton on
elocution. Frof. Geo. f. Ayres is ex-
pected home on the 23rd from Topeka,
Kansas, where he has been on u bust
ness trip. Mrs. Poole left the 12th for
the Indian Territory to assist her
daughter, Minnie, in teaching a school.
Miss Matte NJ. Rankin will superintend
the Boarding Department vacated by
Mrs. Poole. On the evening of the Goth
the members of the College Brass Band
will have an oyster supper, a social
and some good music and good order;
come all of ye who love oysters and
cake and innocent ammIsements in
terspersed with the chatter of the
voices of the fair sex, only % cents per
head; we guarantee this entertainment
will be a success. Let all lovers of
higher Christian education remember
that from the 18th to the 10Th of May,
1895, will be the days of commencement
exercises of the centennial year of the
school at this institution; hope to see
many of the friends of education pres
ent to participate in the enjoyments of
the occasion. DR.. R. A Young, of
Nashville, and other distinguished
dignitaries will be present and o~fficiate
as orators; the Allumnus will have
their usual festival on the evening of
the 10Th and the address will be de.
livered by DR.. R. A. Young, an old
timer of this institution. Ye lovers of
eloquence and oratory come and hear
the distinguished brother. OBSERVER.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

The p%enitentiary mess proves o
corrupt the deeper it is sounded; indeed
the smell of r~ottenness is so great as to
cause not only congestion Of the nose,
nosopharynx and larynx, but paresis of
the constructor muscles Of the CLOTHS
and spasms of the bronchial tubes.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

DISCUSSION of the silver question, the
Chinese-Japan war, income tax, tariff
and all such secondary matters in the
daily papers of the country, will now
give way to the mole important feature
of base ball. After the ball is over
will come the greater national game of
Congress, with Tom Reed in the box,
the country behind him, and the wise
men of the land at the bat.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

The season is fast ripening when u
halls of learning will echo with the
voices of future statesmen, poets, bar
risters and country editors, in words of
wonderous weight and import in the
way of graduating essays, orations and
declarations.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

DESPITE the fact that the Democratic
press throughout the country have
been laboring hard to convince the
people that Mckinley is a bad man and
that there are many riffs in the Re-
publican household, his cause goes
marching on and is bound to win.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24
To the Farmers Of Washington and Adj.
Joining Counties.

Any n contemplating buying har-
vesting or haying implements this sea,
son are respectfully asked to call and
examine the New Champion Binder and
Improved Mower before placing your
order. We guarantee satisfaction.
Respectfully, MARTIN & HAWKINS.
all at
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

THE Tennessee Press Association will
meet in Chattanooga June A. OF course
the members will have u royal time no
doubt, as Chattanoogans know how to
take care of their guests.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

The Sheriff has advertised q sale of
John l.. Sullivan's effects, There's a
chance for the Tennessee Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction to get an
outfit at a bargain. Nashville Ameri.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

If there be any member of the Legis.
lature afraid to act on his honest con.
victions of right through fear that the
disgruntled American will pronounce
him an '%'apostateh may heaven help
that timorous oull-Nashville Banner.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

If there is a more inscriptions and
industrious circulator of deliberate and
studied falsehood in Tennessee than
Henry Clay Evans he has not been re-
vealed to the public. Knoxville Trib.
une.
You are mistaken, or do not read
your W paper.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24
Nniice.

All creditors of A. G. Mason, deceas-
ed, late of Washington County, Ten
nessee, are hereby apprised of his death,
and warned to bring to me their ac-
counts, claims and demands against
him. F. A. MASON, Administrator of
A. G Mason, deceased.
This March 2S, 1895. IT.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24

Eureka Chemical and Mig Co, La Crosse, Wis.
Dear SHs-I have been a tohacco.h end for many years. nd Turing the pnsttw years
hy smoked fneent twenty cigars regularly every day. My whole nervous system be-
affected until my physician odd me must give up the useof tobacco for The int
nj least Tei The socaHed "KeeNy Cure No 70 Bc" and vartous other rene
mi without success until acddenly learned of your "BacpCun" Thpew weeks
ago today commenced using your po laTatOn AM today consider myself completely
smoEe fully npprciateSh has completely left me-. Iconsder you "Baco-Curo' simply
wonjernIa d can fully recommendM Yours very truly, c. W. HORNICKG
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-24
For Sale.

100 acre farm, good frame house,
harm, young orchard, small fruits, etc.
Two and one half miles from Jones'
boro. Inquire at this Office.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
General STILES forbert in ieinen

General @iIeS forbert in ieinem
Sabresberi@t cine 0%ermebruns bes ite=
benoen 6eeres 0 5000 auf 100000
Mann. Da bic Snoianer i@on ldnslt
aufsebort baben, fir@terli@ gu iein unb
mir pon onoern Nationen aud ni9ts III
befir9ten baben, penn mir iie in &ube
~laien, 10 tann man bieie Torberuns bes
@eneral Miles ni9t anbers beuten. als
baB es li@ UNI &ll1unsen se9en einen
inneren Tetno banoelt. Gs 1T bas nit
feiner Gage un5ufriebene arbeitenbe 8olt,
bas benz Musbeutertbum Gorge ma4t
unb bic sere@ten' Torberunsen BET
@ertber5euser notbisenfaus NIT 9ilfe
Der @0lolinse 9eualtlam unterbriden
unb bic Qebenslase bes goltes INNER
tiefer b%inobbriden MID. l1nb bas 0olt?
Mun, oas iiebt alien bieien @orbereituns
gen rubis gu, ia IS bilft iosar feline eise>
men Stlapentetteu i@mieben. (N.@.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
8ricttaNcu.

Gin 6reunb" frast, mas Der 9lus:
brud fungus beoeutet. - Mntmort:
Fungus plural fungi) iino bic ME:
beren ue9etablii9en Yfan3en, wel4e ii&
sem0bnlid als S@maroter anoerer
phan;en erweiien, ODER aud ais pil3e,
S9mdmme uiw. Dem Booen entwa@:
fen. Die YFanse. an wel9en Elm Suns
gus anbaitet. r%trantelt" sewobnli4. oa
ibr bic BON Der Natur ausseieete Nabs
runs entweoer tbeilweiie ODER gang ent>
sosen mirb. Inter benz Mitroitop be-
t:adtet. iino bieie fungi duBerit intes
reliant, wenu frii@, uno lalien ii9 am
leidteiten nit elmer red)t rau9en NaoeI
uer9lei9cn. -Gouectiu nennt mar oies
ielben mycehium. 8eiter lit Der Nuss
fibruns %ein;u9eben, uerbietet uns Der
Raum, weroen abcr alenfaliise Nnfras
gen na9 beitem @iiien beantworten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
Senator Yetter lou IS ii9 au,

@enator @emer lou IS ii& CUR
1obli@en Mufsabe seiteQt baben, einem
bur9 @onarsBmitelieoer bel B%esrdbnii>
fen Don uertorbenen GoQesen ueribten
l1nfus Elm Gnoe gu bereiten. IS lit be-
fanntli@ elm altes 9ertommen, bag bel
benz 2ooe zines Gon9reBmitslieoes ale
Gouesen bel1elben, welde ibm bic lette
gbre erweilen molten, aut 2anbes=lln:
toiten na9 BET 9eimatb oes @ntidlaies
men reiien, um al ben B%eeroi9un9sfeiz
erli9tsiten Ibeil Su nebmen. 9err
NeHsr bebauptet nun, bag oieie &eiiem
gu wabren yersnisunss>grcuriion
. ausseartet leien. bel oenen wobl Wein
uuo Wbistep in Str0men, aber teine
9brdnen fl00en, uno wobl ma6enweis
Der &au4 feinlter 6auanas, aber feline
frommen @Ini9e fir bic &ube bes
0erblidenen gum 9immel itiesen. Dies
fem toitipielisen unius, mie er es nennt,
miQ Der Senator elm gnoe MAIDEN uno
brobt, iaus Der @onsreB ni@t freiw.lz
Zig oapon ublaflen mlQ, nit Der 8er0i>
fentli4un9 0 v@eiieberi@ten", Die benz
Yublitum bic lu9en 0finen unb sroBes
Muileben erreQen muBten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
. Der "a. Gonareb.9

Mn, Montas Mitta95 trat in Der Buns
be%sbauptitaot Der 81. Gon9reB suiams
men. Set Der letten Sisuns bat ii9
in bieier NSrperi@ait cine mertli4e Wers
Gnberuns uolSosen. Inter ben SENDS
loren beiinben lid fiinissbn neue @eli9s
ter unb oreiSebn Senatoren, bic mieSers
9emablt uoroen waren, muroen ais ibre
e,sensn Wa4iolser BON benz Sice:prdiis
benton Stsuenion uereioi9t. VermiBt
usroeu unter Nnberen bic b%etamnten @es
ii1ter bes bsrsbten unb bofi4en &ans
iom BON Noro.Garplina wel4er ieet
@elonoter in Werito lit. uno oes eles
Qauten Gen. @utler uom Sio:Garolina,
beHsn Nadiolaer Der Popnliitenfibrer
Gilman lit. SIM @eprdientantenbauie
lit Der llnteridieo nod auhauenoer.
gtamentli1 iino es bic uielen i%usenolis
deu grideinunsen. Die einen mertmirz
bisen 9ontrait nit ben 8eteranen oes
6auies, wie 0rospenor bon Ohio, Grs
ipre4er @oluiba @row pom Fenniplud
MEN uuc 9ulbertion pom Teras, Der leis
men eliten Sermin besinnt. biloen. Sn,
tere6ante Ysrionlidteiten 9iebt es unter
Dem nsuem Clement oes 9auies; ba lit
). .. Mution o Snoiana, meldsr ben
fir umbeiiesli4 seltenoen 9olman l@lus;
@sors 9. McGleQan it,, Sobn BON
v2ittle Mad" biitorii@en @eoentens,
Der ben Ylae non 8urte COCHRAN pom
Nem Dort einnimmt; 9usb 81. Beltnap
pon Suinois, Der bel9eioeu auftretenoe
@obn oes eriten &rie9sietretdrs pom
Grant; Dayton bon Beit>S irsinien,
Der Na9folser oes ietisen @eneralpoits
mel tiers Wm. 8. Wilion ulw. Wis
8eamten oes @auies muroen bic folsens
ben uon ben repubIitunii@en Mtitslieoern
i'm Gaucus Nominirten erwdblt: Spres
der, Gbomas 9. &eeo bon Mfaine;
Glert, Nlerauoer WcDoweu BON penns
ipluanieu; Serseantsat>Nrms, 8enias
min S. GuHel uon Mihouri; Sbarbls
ter, @iQiam $. Glenn uon Stem Dort;
Boi1meiiter, SOiepb 6. Mcglrop BON
Obio. Sim Dienitas Mittoa UNI 1915
iberianote YrdHoent gleuelano Dem
GonsreB feline @Oti@aft, Die ioiort oer:
lelen wuroe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

Sat bic Gage Der S9uQebrer in Den
Ser. Staaten uno bic Susenoeriiebuns
aui oieier Seite oes Oceans ben ipri@s
wOrtlid an 9un9ertu@ nasenoen
S9ulmeiitern in man9en Oiitritteu
Deuti9lauos I'M ni9ts uoraus iino,
;eiseu bic 6un9erl6bne Der 2ebrer,
uelde in ein;elnen Counties in 8iscons
fin be5ablt meroen. 81 werocn ). 9.
in ueri4ieoenen 0iitritten in Yrown
county bic 9ebreritsuen IN bic nieoris>
fen 8ieter uerlteisert, 10 omar, oaB oers
ienise, Der oils @ebalt ben nieorisiten
xobn %uerlan9t, bic Steuuns erbalt.
go lit IN einem bel timmten Safe einem
2ebrer cine @tel1uns 5u9eipro@en mor>
ben. Der orei5ebn Dollars monats
li4en @ebalt %uerlanate, uno Der bann
aud Sabr uuo Sag iir oieien 9obn se>
bient bat. Die Gur9i@nittsi umme,
bic in benz 9%enannten County i'm Otto>
Der b. s. at, mannli@e 9ebrer sejablt
muroe, betrd9t 1874 monatli@, wabreno
bic weibli@en 2ebrtrdfte lid fir oeniel>
ben 3eitraum nit $ls besnisen muBten.
Sebes meitere @ort iber iol@e 2ebrer>
sebdIter miiroe bic Mu9t, NIT Der oie>
ielben ipre9en, 1.ur abi@wa@en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
uucntQcltlih.

Oieienisen, melde Or. Sings Nele Gntz
beduus sebral,@t baben lennen ibren @ertb,
unb bic anoern baben nun gele9embeit, le
unent9eltli4 ;u ueriu9en. Spre@en gle
bel benz an9e;ei9te1 Npotbefer Dor uno lalieu
lid cine Yrobefai6e fret perabfol9en.' Senz
bem Sie Sbren Namen unb Nbreiie an y. =.
gudlen & Co., Gbica9o, unb Sie werber
cine Nrobei9a9tel pou Or. Sings Neue,
2ebens=NiQen, iowie eiu Gremplar oes Sc
iuubbeitsiibrers uno 9ausbaltuu9sinirutz
tors frei erbalten. gSir %garantlren, bab aQes
bas Sbnen gut tbuu wiro, ob9le.4 IS Sie
Mi@ts ,,,t toltet. .. ": olle", s'p0t9eter'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
Der in Sunbowu. Nebwoob Gountp,

Der in Sunoown, @ebwoob County,
wobnenbe peter S%or8enien, Elm Wittwer
nit pier &inoern, ma9te ourd bic Sci
tuns bic Yetanntidait Der Wittwe Gyns
tbia Noooen pom Gbamplain, ". o.,
uno am Somitas fanb in &ebwoob Gals
bic Erauuns Der beiben gbesgrperten
itatt. Die alte Mutter Der Braat reiite
init beren S0bn9en uon Diem Yort ab.
um ibr neues 9eim bel ibrer Eo&ter 81
erreiden, wuroe aber pdbreno Der Tabrt
plOsli4 wabniinuis, iprans int Gloiet
gum Teniter binaus u,.o puroe sstOotet.
Sbr gntel fam allein BEL Der Mutter an,
unb bic Qeide ber alien Jrau trai am
Montas Nbenb ebenfaas in. Sprinsfislo
ein .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
Staten oer Nortbwe tterm &tnte
%.fi1r @~tnter.9ourtten.

Die Nortbweitern 2inie pertauft se>
senwdrtis 81 berabseiebten Breiien Grs
ons>Gidets na9 ben @eiunbbeitss
unb Experimentation in Tlorioa,
Eeras, Merico, New Mterico, Wrtanias,
Nor6 Caroline, Glib Carolina, Xouilis
ana, Miiiiiiippi. Georgia, G~enneiiee
unb alabama. We9en Gidets uno pol>
Ter S%nformat,on uenbe maj ii& an bic
N9enten oer 6. & q. ". @%iienbabn.
35-37-39-4l
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

Gr.etaatSmtnitter Ibompion,

IN
Elm alter republitauiider Yarteitlepper.
lisB bieier Gage in Snoianapolis wdbs
rsno neutrality-suspicious.: 3uiammentunis
folaenoe buitise glumenlsie americans
iden @rOBen.pabns' unb Weibrau9s
ilos:s Wir iino Elm sroBes Golt unb
alle nm ibr Sein rinSenben Nationen
idauen auf unS. Wenn mir ni9t. ers
folsreid iino, per3meiielni bic anbern
06lter. User Tam iasen. mas w,r nod
fir sroBe grfolse uno Eriumpbe User
anbere Nat,onen ieiern werben! Oie
i3e,t miro tommen, no bic E6nise feline
Rronen msbr trasen wercen, unb no bic
9an;e @elt III Elm Qobs umo Triumpb9e>
i9rei fir bic gbre unb ben grfol9 bes
sroBen ameritaniiden Voltes ausbre9en
miro." DaSu bemertt bic r9bicasoer
Nrbeiters 3situns": Sawobl. Columbia.
bu tannit itols fem! Du bait bic sr0Bten
2anbrduber. bic abseieimteiten &e6tss
ueroreber uno cie unueri3dmteiten Mus
der, bic eorrupteitcn Yolititer uno beine
Godter ueri@adern ii9 al bic uerIump:
teiten europdii9en aoelisen Spr0Blinae.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
90 @iuno 3uder fir $l.oo bel s,

90 piunb 3uder fir $l.o0 BEL j..
& u. 9ofer.
&rdte Bel Meni9en, &duoe Bel
Pferben, 9unoen unb Gieh> merben in
elmer balben Stunbe sebeilt nit Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ba>
ben in Nnb. ). @diteins M%potbete.
Senbet Cure. S5orberun9en me9en
Teueri@aoen 9esen neutrality-suspicious.
ten uno @u@er '(Usury) on 6. 6.
8u:te, 1915 &c. g. Xife Building,
minneapolis. 8eiten @mpfeblunsen.
Seine Soften wenn Sbr Cure gnti@d>
bi9un9 ni@t betommt. cow ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
Der lette Wo1e in Omaha perjam

Der leete @o@e in Omaba pertains
mslte vGrans= Miiiiiippi Commercial
@onsreB" ertIarte lid nit GROCER Mebrs
belt gu @uniten unbei@rdntter T@reiiils
bersPrdsuus CUR &atio Is gu l. Sin
0oridtus Der Winoerbeit, Der Reiotus
ton ben Bahus vin llebereinltimmuus
NIT Den iibrisen sroBen Nat,onen" elm
Subalten, wuroe nit 1877 9e9en so
Stimmen a%b9elebnt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

Ser berabmte f.an;Ofi@e Di@ter
unb @omani@riftiteuer Mleranber Dus
mas ber Slnsere lit letten Mittmo@ i'm
Nlter uon II Sabren an elmer @ebirnz
blutuns, bic ii@ als Golse zines i@we>
rem @rtdltunssleibens einife0te, &c:
itorben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
Scenes @a9mer9ei@dft.

Ser lnterjei9nete bat neben benz @8mie.
be9ei@aft pom Sobn QiQa al Der gde BON
Broabmap unb 4. gtorb1rabe cine Waauers
'certltatt eroffnet ,tnb 1T bereit, aue I'M Sad
e!nl@la9el1oen Nrbeiten auf bas Beite unb
Vouerbafteite a,auferti9en. Cas Teilen pon
Sa9en miro CUR Specialitdt 9ema3t.
sos. 0Ietbner,
Nep Utn,, Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
BiQiqe Grturiionen mad Dem Siioe|

Bi1li9e @rturiionen mad benz Siioen.
Nm 81. Nouember uno IL. De3ember
ue%rtauit Die Nortbmeitern Qinie 81 nie>
bri9en Yreijen @rcuriions: Tidets na9
elmer sroBen Nnsabl uon Bldsen in
Rentudp, Eennelee, Miiiiiippi, 2oui>
iiana, Nrtanias, Snoian Gerritorp,
Otlaboma, Seras unO Nr,5ona. @e>
gen bes Ndberen wenoe man ii9 al Die
Maenten Der 6. & q. %. 81 ienbabn. 80
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
&@mteoe.0etmdft.

Die unterjet9neten MAIDEN hermit betonnt,
oag l!e oos trilber pon Sobn @iebenbrunner
9efibrte @4mieoe9e14aft at Der @de
pom @erter : nnb Minneiota : StraBe,
1est inter benz Ttrmanomeu Siebenbrunner
y Wlbur9. 9emeini9aftli@ betreiben. que
S@m'eoearbeiten 1perbet auf bas Bette be-
iorSt lnb benz gel@laSeu poi, Yferben ,uirb
gang be1o1oere Wufmertiamfeit 9el9entt.
Sebn otebe1bsn1ner.
YauI HtIbur1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
Warttterid)t
81 pertaufen.

gu pe,touieu lit ein Srid= Saus nit 8
i3immern uno eineu serdumlsen Storeraum.
Oas @ebaube lit nit itaotii9em Waiier per-
lebeu. Gin gutter @tau itebt ebenfaQs il,
@erbinouns. Na6;nirasen i'll BET Office bes
rSArtl9ritt." ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

puppenba3ar in oer turn
taue!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
&ebntr Il &einbQrt
Els Company.

0ieielbe bat wdbrenb bes Winters eineu
sroBeu @orratb Don trptaube0em @is fir
Sen Sommerbebarf ein9ele9t unb 1T 1unmebr
bereit, ur,ter llberalen 8ebinSun9eng eitelluns
gen baraui iomobl fir beu @ei4afts= als
Samilieu9ebrou9 eutse9euSunebmen. Ser
Qieferuns Don Sis OH Yriuatz Samilien mlro
bic 9r0bte Qufmertl amteit gei9entt. We9en
bes Naberen menbe man ii6 all Sris, Sebnte
ober Mar &einbart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

Nue In has Baufad idIasenbeu arbeiten werben ioliS
unb ~bauerbait auss eiibrt.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-21
silk and Wool Combination.

The material used for an extremely effective house dress is deep garnet silk. The skirt, which has a slight train, has for its finish bias band of garnet velvet. The bodice, round one fitting closely, is made with a yoke of velvet decorated in the front by three bands of passementerie, having gold background with imitation rubies set in it, while tasseled pendants of gold beads fall from the ends and are the finish of each strip. The belt is of passementrie like that on the yoke. and fastens in front, the two long ends tipped with heavy tas- sells of the gold beads reaching al- most to the edge of the skirt. The sleeves are very full, are of the silk, and shape in to the arms below the el- bows, where they are apparently but toned on each other side by seven small gold buttons. The hair is drawn up high on the head and gold dagger is stuck through it. With such a toilette it would be in good taste to wear the prettiest of ones rings and fancy brooch, but bacelets, necklaces and elaborate hair ornaments must be re- served for the evening. If one wished
 to develop this in simpler fabrics one could use cashmere and moire, the com- bination of golden brown and black or black or green and black with jet trim mings on the yoke being specially com. uended.-Ladies' Home Journal
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-21
LITTLE ECONOMIES.
Delft Fingers May Construct Many Charm
 ing Additions to the Toilet.

Delft Fingers May Construct Many Charm
 ing Additions to the Toilet.
 To the woman who has little to spend on her wardrobe the present fashions are boon, for if she has good taste and possesses the art of putting it on her clothes she can make her appear ance as attractive as that of her richer sister.
 A lace yoke, vest of chiffon, some knots of ribbon, what wonders can they not accomplishP With delft fingers all the pretty trifes that are displayed in Such profusion in the shops may be made at home with less than half the outlay. With the pattern of a we'll fitting yoke at hand model in lace is easily cut, and then comes the lace or chiffon ruffie which, made of the de- sired width, is put on full all around. A band of lace forms the collar and over this is worn the velvet, silk or chiffon adjustable collar, which also is made at home.
 A heliotrope gown of two years date has been made as good as new, and much prettier than ever, by the addi- tion of a yoke, collar and epaulettes ct heliotrope velvet, and band of stiff lining in the skirt ana fold of bias velvet on the edge. A girl who pos- sessed pretty pink silk skirt made a low bodice for herself by covering 8 white underwaist which was perfect fit, with accordion-plated 'rose-pink chiffon. Several frills of pink chiffon trimmed it around the shoulders and tke sleeves consisted of full puffs of tile chiffon with bow of black velvet above them. A wide pink satin sash fastened in a point in front with a paste bucket, and tied behind, finished the pretty bodice.
 Loose pieces of accordion-plaited chiffon or silk on which narrow white lace insertion is sewn in stripes, make pretty vests, especially when worn with belt and collar of velvet or rib bon to match. Point de Genes is very pretty lace for vests, while the most suitable for yolSes is guipure or point de Venice. Remodeling and freshen- ing up dresses needs some little prac- tice and skill, and it saves many dol lar to be able to do this at home.-Chi- capo Journal