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fectly, for people are not supposed to wear
hose three or four times too large for the
imns, as in purchasing hosiery not only
the size of the foot must be considered,
but also the circumference of the leg. No
where have the women better developed
limbs than in California, so l am quite Ger
tain the cut "Jartelle Marquise" will prove
interesting, for these ornamental suspen-
ders uphold the stockings without tearing
them. One model is of gathered ribbon
and rosettes of satin and lace, equally pretty,
whether in black or colored ribbon. Another
part is in silk elastic with MORE brackets
and will cost altogether 81 %, but, you can
make them as expensive as you please.
l had no idea OF giving you sketch of
more sleeves to-day, but as these are such
a change from what you have had they
are worth contemplating, for we are con-
stantly told that the sleeves are simply
huge, quantities of material being used
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are mingled in some effective buttons, the
jet forming a large wafer-like center.
Porcelain has been painted with the daint-
lest faces, and some have gray tint with
steel mounts. Pierced gold and silver are
also used effectively. You will, MANY of
you, need simple cape for morning
wear, and / have described so many beau
tiful ones that / desire to give word of
advice about inexpensive ones. The mar
ket is overloaded with trash, for example,
common limitations of the expensive per-
forated work
If you only wish to spend between SO
and $40 purchase one of good plain cloth
with a tailor finish. There are several
stylish ones to be found here at very
reasonable figures, but they will sell
quickly, so do not delay your spring shop
ping too late.
Let me advise you not to indulge in hats
which can correctly be spoken of as per-
ambulating flower garden, unless you can
afford great variety of chapeaux.
A new bodice is described as being cut in
one piece, with epaulettes which fit over
the Shoulder. The front and back are
slightly gathered to the waist and folded
band worn over it. Full sleeves of gigot
shape.
Artistic photographers now generally
advise their female patrons to wear a gown
which will not make the photograph as old
fashioned two or three years after it has
been taken. One model called "a portrait
dress is thus described The gown is
made in the softest satin, with a little
bouillonne round the edge. The waist is
short and is marked by sash of pale light
green; the neck is trimmed with a satin
frill and old lace, which falls also from the
full sleeves. 1t fastens invisibly at the
back and here the skirt is gathered 1t is
made in Bengal satin" A good
style for making a wash dress for
summer is to have a plain full
skirt, the bodice with Bolero jacket over
a full front, the collar made OF velvet to
match the waistband and both arranged
to button on as required. Large frills of
lace should form front over the shoulders
and then descend straight down the back.
having cross-cut narrow added basque
The sleeves must be large with deep cuffs
of lace. MARoELLA.
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than ever. A very swell house has just
sent out a blouse of green and black
checked glace. 1t had the inevitable
front boxpleat, fastened with ex-
quisite little gold buttons, the sailor
collar formed square revers in front,
1t was edged with real black Valenciennes
lace (Which is one of the novelties
IN lace), and it promises to be much
worn. The drawn collar was trimmed
with the lace and rosettes; the sleeves were
full with black lace gauntlets. China silks
are much used for bodices and also for the
newest parasols. The colors and designs
are pretty, delicate and clear as paintings
on china.
There are several new washing materials
in all sorts of zephyr. One is called the
stylish" and is in small checks in every
considerable shade, mixed in every case
with white, and the material is so wonder
fully fine that it looks like silk. Figured
lace striped and fancy card zephyrs are
also novel and pretty.
Fancy delaines come in delicate shades
OF green mauve and pink, overlaid with a
fine network of silk and dotted over with
tiny sprigs.
The white washing fabrics in endless
variety, from the finest embroidered mus
lin to the piques and something mentioned
as kind of oatmeal cloth.
Some of the fine lawns have a crepon
stripe. Large checks are not to be worn
this season. Ornamental buttons are in
great demand. Some are of the best paste
IN the wheel or star patterns; Jet and steel
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shortly after the close of the late French
war, when Regnier, the great actor of the
Coincide Franchise, made farewell APP
pearance, having determined to leave the
stage, to retire permanently. AS may be
imagined there was tremendous crowd
waiting outside to catch glimpse of the
great man, as he stepped out of the actors
door, where his carriage was drawn up in
front, laden with wreaths of floral offerings
from friends and admirers.
Gabrielle Rejus, accompanied by her
mother, was in the throng AT that time
she was little girl of twelve or thirteen
and to get better look than her elders had
sprung upon rail and sat eagerly watch
ing. Suddenly an old man, quite bent
about the shoulders, appeared. 1t was
Regnier! The crowd burst into applause
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is gay with cushions OF every shape imagin-
able, while the console with its fluted legs
indicates the perfect taste of the furnish
ing. One gets glimpse, too, of the small
dressing-room attached, hung with one of
the Liberty crepon fabrics, where the
actress changes her costumes when her
loge happens to be invaded by visitors.
To know Mime. Reiane en- famille is the
greatest privilege OF all. For that one
must be asked to her chalet d'Henneque-
vile on the Normandy coast, between
Honheur and Trouville, when tout Paris
is at the seaside. With her pretty little
daughter Germaine and her infant son
Jacques, Rejane and her husband form the
most delightful little family in the world.
a very Interesting account has been given
of the memorable night OF March 81, 1872,
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Fig. I. Shoulder strap in piped satin, form
ing bolO on the shoulder with a trail of
small foarers.
Fig. @ Lace or figured silk, draped an two
parts an the semblaasce Of a butterfly By means
Of a rodiating bOw Of loops and ends an MORE
ribbon
Fig g. LOUIS XIII elbotc sleeue-Bor-
pleated faale franchise, set off Nth epaat-
lettes ami cuffs in 1vhite linen, edged ovith ram
dyked guipUre. Ostrich tips OF, the shoulders.
Fig. 4. The Triangle iSeeUe-Striped chine
ribbon, secured on the shoulder lcith erect
loops and bow, and carried along the ormhoJe
an front to meet the bracelet IN similar ribbon
finished off on either side nth dainty boacs.
Fig. 5. 1880 S2eege-PedrJ and spangted
gouze, caught mp IN the center aCith pearls or
rose ponpons and connected to the shoulder,
nth double velvet ribbon, knotted to finish
of qCith tlc0 ears.
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Paris Fashions.

Flowers reign supreme over the female
toilet; not only are they lavished upon
hats and bonnets, and even upon fur col
lars and boas. as mentioned last week, but
they also frequently form the whole trim
ming of an evening dress. Now they bloom
upon the bodice in clusters arranged with
consummate art; now they outline in
graceful wreaths the top of the decollete
bodice, and sometimes the waistband.
We have been shown ball dress for a
young lady of almost invisible blue silk
muslin over equally pale-blue glace silk +;
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Nine. Reiane.

1t is every ones privilege to know and
Judge of an actress by buying ticket and
seeing her play, but it is only the privi-
legged few who may have the pleasure of
chatting with her in her loge between the
acts. And this reminds me of Reiane's
beautiful Louis-Seize loge at the Vaude-
vile. The walls are hung with draperies
of white, striped with pale blue, and the
windows are masked with small cross
barred mirrors. Her secretary is lacquered
in green and gold, and the cane-seated sofa
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AT ST. THoMAs-IN LENT.

She enters; bows her head in prayer,
The angels surely that are there
Carved DER the altar
Are not more sweet, pure, nor fair
Than she with her grave, chdIike air
And words that falter.
What though an angel wears to-day
A penitenJial gown OF gray,
A Worth creation?
What though no halo crowns her hair?
Surely the Vrot hat that's there
Is more becoming.
Bonds, stocks and Wall street, care and strife,
Thoughts of young mans busy life
All melt away.
kneel in the last vacant pew.
What angel am praying to?
The one in gray. POLLY KING.
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Costume for Afternoon Receptions-G
of mGuve crepOn trimmed eoith ecru lace or
applique embroidery. The skirt IS made IN
tao parts, the upper one fitting round the hips.
The tower portion forms deep futed .foumce
headed with guipure. Blouse bodice nth
guipure basque confined by belt Of ribbon
matching the collar. Epaulettes Of guipure
united back and front by a strap Of the same.
Similar trimming on the balloon sleeve; fore
sleeve to match. Hat to suit the toilette.
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peared 100 nights, besides Madame Sans
Gene and Vara in The Dolls House."
she has shown that her limitations cannot
be measured and that her talent has not
reached any boundaries whatever. Vogue.
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YALE'S
Almond Blossom
Complexion Cream

What is more beautiful than
the soft, dimpled, rose-leaf cheeks
of a precious little baby :? Every
woman will gladly admit-noth-
ing. What would you give to
have just such a complexion ?
I can distinctly hear the echo of
every woman's answer-every-
thing [ possess. Now, my dear
friend, let me tell you little
secret that is not generally
known. Nine. Yale's Complex
ion Cream will give you just
such a complexion as babies
have. Clear pink and white,
fine-grained and beautiful-just
such compilations as inspire the
divine feeling of love and make
sweethearts and husbands yearn
for the tempting kiss. Mime.
Yale attributes the beauty of
her complexion to the constant
use of this delicious cream. Her
fame has been heralded from
ocean to ocean by all the lead
ing newspapers of the world,
who publicly declare her to be
the most beautiful woman on
earth.
Yale's Almond Blossom Cream
IS PURE. 1t is cleansing, heal
ing and refreshing. Try jar
and be convinced and beautified
at the same time. Price 81.
For sale by druggists and deal
ers everywhere, or
MdE. NJ. YALE, Temple of Beauty.
146 State ST., Chicago.
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REDINGToN & CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, San Francisco, are supplying the
dealers of the Pacific Coast with all OF
nay remedies.
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"a patIentJ: gOU tddles anil use fhem
recommend Gourduds Cream as the Leaxt ho,.n,,
Of all Skin preparations" One bottle will last 80
months, using il every day. Also Poudre SnhtiIa
skin. ~ WIG
FERDT.HOPKINS, Prop'r, 81 Great Jones st N
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods neal.
ers throughout the q. s., Canadas and Europe
re- Beware OF Base limitations. $1,000 RewarA
fnr arrsst and proof OF any one selling the same.
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BIME. NJ. YALE, Temple OF Beauty.
146 State ST., Chicago.
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a skin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever

IN, P1mpleS, freck-
'atches, Rash and
Skin diseases, and
every blemish on
beauty, and defes
detection. On its
virtues 1T has
stood the test OF
A years, no other
has, and Is SO
harmless we taste
1t TO be sure it ia
properly made.
Accept no coun-
terfeit of similar
name. The dis
tinguished DIR. i.
A. SayTe said to
a lady OF the hdut-
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The herald., 1895-04-06
LATTER DAY SAINTS
The Annual Conference Now Being Held at
Santa Cruz

SANTA CRUZ, April 5.-The annual
conference of Central California District
Latter Day Saints met here III annual
session today and elected J. NJ. Putney
of Gilroy high priest and J. M. Range of
Hollister, secretary. About sixty were in
attendance. This evening Elder Clapp of
San Jose addressed the conference.
The mem bers .are opposed to polyga-
N.Y. The organization has u membership
of 1000 in this state and will be in session
two days.
The Northern California District Young
Men s Christian Association is in session
this evening. A reception was given the
delegates at the Methodist church. after
which Rev. F.B. Pulla of San Francisco
delivered an address at the y. NJ. {. A.
hall. Many delegates are present.
Last evening man suspected OF the
murder of Sheriff Bogard was seen at
Boulder Greek at the depot when the
train arrived. He inquired where he
could get supper and was directed to "a
hotel where guest thought the stranger
answered the description of the murder
er. When he went after newspaper con-
tanning description of the murderer,
the stranger disappeared and no trace OF
him has been found
The herald., 1895-04-06
SHUTTING OUT COMPETITION
The Grand Jury in San Francisco Starts an
Investigation

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-The grand
jury is investigating the passage of an or
dinance by the Board of Supervisors,
whereby paving material for San Fran
cisco streets was to be confined to one
particular kind of bitumen, thus shutting
the San Luis Obspo mines out from com
petition. The matter was brought before
the grand jury today and that body will
make thorough Investigation of the mo-
tives that caused eight of the twelve
embers of the board to vote for the ord
be summoned before the jury.
Mayor Sutro today announced that he
would veto the ordinance. and Supervisors
Spreckels, Hobbs, Dimond and Taylor
have announced that they will prevent
the passage of the ordinance over the
veto.
The herald., 1895-04-06
Interesting Facts Shown by
Correspondents
eLETTERS FROM MULLIGAN
Tripartite Supreme Court Justice Comes
41 in for a Discussion
Supreme Court-Some Caustic
Propositions

WASHINGTON, April Sin the Sa-
moan correspondence just made public by
the state department there is series of
letters from James II. Mulligan, United
States consul general to Samoa, which are
interesting from their free and easy style
of communication concerning diplomatlc
( affairs.
Speaking of Chief Justice Henry lde,
who presides over the court established Tor
Samoa by the three powers, Great Britain,
Germany and the United States, he says
The so-called chief justice is very
+ pleasant and agreeable man. Nature has
not been lavish with him in her gifts and
he is not up to the gauge of Daniel web
ster. He is violently impressed with his
own Importance and the most melan-
choly feature about him is that he laoors
under the impression that he is very
smart. He could wipe out eight-tenths
of the pending litigations and prospective
appeals by prompt decision OF the only
real question of moment that he has ever
had before him, which is under the eighth
section of article g.
He persistently postpones deciding it
and all interested in such matters, such
as LAWYERS and all others except the com
missioners, are along with him IN It, Tor
a decision would almost certainly mean
great falling off of contests and litigation;
My notion is unless he has personal
scheme or ambition behind it, that he
knew his Importance would be lessened
like collapsed balloon if he decided 1t
in the only reasonable way it is capable
of decision.
IF the land litigation was once cleared
away the powers and public would wake
UP to the absurdity of labelling an ordin-
ary justice of the peace with the title of
chief justice, whose duties would be con-
fined to the trial of an occasional native
for hooking bread fruit.
II shall lay before the department in
tie proper time and way the fact that
this Vermont lawyer has actually recon-
mended and secured the Ell actment OF law
depriving the king. who is. l think, at
least his equal in ability, eff the pardon
ing power save by his consent. | protest
have no rupture with Mr.. lde, who has
been all courtesy to me, but the grasping
petty ambition is so acute the humbug
is so apparent, that l feel it my duty to
convey to your eye alone, for your cor
rect understanding. the impre ssion OF a
mere stranger free from all entang clement.
The herald., 1895-04-06
ANOTHER BANK CLOSES
The City National Bank at Fort WORTH Texas,
Closes Its Doors

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Mr Eckels,
comptroller of the currency, today received
a telegram announcing that the City Ma
tional Bank of Fort Worth, Tex, has
closed its doors.
The bank has capital of $500, 600 with
a surplus of $4,000. On March 5 last the
loans and discounts of the bank amounted
to S67s. 600; deposits. $529, 900; owed in
borrowed money, $66, 600; total resources.
1892, ,000 The actual cause of the suspen-
sion is not yet reported. but it is stated
that the bank had large state and county
security deposits which were suddenly
withdrawn, which probably was the result
Of the suspension.
The herald., 1895-04-06

The best wearing, most stylish, and
the greatest value of any $500 Mems
Shoes on the continent.
Best calfskin, dongola tops, solid
leather soles, with all the popular toes,
lasts and fastenings, and Lewis Cork
Filled Soles.
Each pair contains paid-up Acct
dent Insurance Policy for 800, good for
80 days.
Wear Lewis Accident Insurance Shoes
once and you will never change. The
insurance goes for "full measure"
Talk with your dealer who sells Lewis
Shoes.
Sold by THE, POOR MANS FRIEND,
,. ~ =. ,,-..tf.... 1872 North Main St.
The herald., 1895-04-06

sitious of officials and have
been filled. r. n. Welsh of San Fran
cisco has been appointed representative
Denver, for Colorado; c. A. Ellis, Salt
Lake, for Utah, and W. A. Van Epps,
Olympia, for Washington. The following
handicappers have been appointed; c. g..
Williams. Dallas. Tex, for district 20;
+. c. Dalton. Cheyenne, district II; t. T.
Livesey, Omaha, district u; Edward n.
Scott, Salt Lake, district 13; r: A..
Smythe, San Francisco, district 105; Will
lam TaYlor. Topeka, district s.
The herald., 1895-04-06
THE CODE COMMISSION
Governor Budd Picks Out an Appointee or Two
He Will Name

SAN FRANCISCO. April Governor
Budd has decided to appoint Robert Y.
Hayne as one of the members of the code
commission provided for by the last legis-
lature. sThe governor will also appoint
Judge Baldwin of Stockton and Assem- bly,
man Bulla of Los Angeles if they will ac-
cept. John A. Boyce OF Santa Barbara
has also been thought of by the governor
as a mem Der of the commission
The herald., 1895-04-06
Certificate of Coparfnership

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CERTIFY THAT
w we constitute copartnership transact
ing business in the state OF California 1t.
place of business is in the city of Lo.
a Angeles, county of Los Angeles, state of Cali
fornia. Its name is "Dr. A. j. Shores Co" The
full respective names and places OF residence
of all its members are signed hereto
A. J. SHORES,
Residing at Los Angeles, California
II. c. RO-S,
Residing at Los Angeles, California.
Dated March A, 1895
Endors ed Filed March 7, 1895.
r. E. NEWLIN, Clerk.
By SAM KUTz. Deputy. s.4
The herald., 1895-04-06
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA

COUNTY OF Los ANGELES. ( %.
On this 4th day of March, in the year 1895,
before me, J. X. Urmston, a notary public in
and for said Los Angel county. state OF Cali
fornia, residing therein duy commissioned
and sworn. personally appeared A. J. Shores
and II C. Ross, known to me to be the persons
described in, whose names are sp described to
and who executed the within Instrument and
the same ' 'sfei ~ ~
Witness my hand and official seal, the day
and year in this certificate frst above written
[Notarial seall J. X. URMSTON
Notary public in and for the county of Los An
geles, stateof California. 39sat5t
The herald., 1895-04-06
A Blaze at Portland

PORTLAND. Ore, April 5.--The Port
land Iron Company's building and plant,
at Fourteenth and Northrup streets, was
destroyed oy fire tonight. The building,
which was an old frame structure, occu-
pied half block. The loss is estimated
at 500. 900, with insurance at SAB, 900.
The herald., 1895-04-06

Lady Henry Somerset maintains that
pure food is half the battle of lite. A
guaranty of purity in cookery is the use
of DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-04-06
The WheeImen's League

NEW YORK. April 5.-According 10
the latest report OF Chairman George d.
Gideon of the League of American Wheel
men racing board, several important po-
The herald., 1895-04-06
HARD ON THE SETTLERS
Proclamation That Amounts to Little or
Nothing

wASHINGTON,A April 5.-The proclama
ton for the opening of the Yankton
lands in South Dakota will not be issued
until there can be an investigation by the
secretary of the interior of the present
contentious that exist. Secretary Smith
will determine whether the state can Sc
lect the lands and whether it will not be
compelled also to pay for them at the
same prices as agreed upon in the treaty
with the Indians. In the enabling act
admitting South Dakota, the state was
granted about 500.0 900 acres of land. 1t is
an open que estion whether selections
made of ceded Indian lands would not
mean that the state would get than free
of charge while settlers have to pay 50. IS
per acre. The proclamation will be with
held until the questions are investigated.
ad,. Ia1,r,. S1a,, III 4
The herald., 1895-04-06

Labor and capital must be reconciled.
Arbitra ton will do it. No need to arbi-
tl'ate the merits of Dr. Prices Baking
Powder
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-
Twice Tried for Murder

SAN JOSE, April 5.-Ned Zurich, who
was twice tried for the murder of G. Mar
enovich, was this evening found not
guilty.
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FOR DAIRY FARMERS.
Two Ways OF Increasing the Profit OF |
Butter Making.

Two Ways OF Increasing the Profit OF
Butter Making
One way is to buy the best of thor
oughbred COWS, and build warm, COM
Portable stables for them. Then learn
what is the exact ration of food best
suited to produce milk rich in butter
fat, and furnish it. Next learn how to
make butter of the highest quality,
and try to find a market for 1t at
fancy prices.
The other method nearly reverses the
process. Learn how to make good but
ter, and there will be little trouble in
finding a good market for it, which
will improve and increase in de-
mand as the product obtains reputa-
ton among buyers. This is a good
time to study into the matter of the RAJ
tions best adapted to butter production.
By this time there will be, or should
be, an increased profit that will war
rant the providing of better buildings,
and when they are ready, and the
knowledge of the best methods of
handling the animals and their prod
ucts has been acquired, then one may
safely attempt to keep the better
breeds of stock.
The first method may be the one
adapted to the ambitious capitalist,
who is able and willing to pay for the
teachings of experience, but the latter
is the most sure, if the slower method
of the one whose capital consists prin-
cipally of experience and good judg-
ment and who has not money to spend
or credit that he cares to risk. There
are many instructions given in the ag-
ricultural papers for breeding herd
of thorough bred cows, but we see none
for breeding the thoroughbred dairy
man. Perhaps, like poets, they are
''born, not made;" but until they are
made or educated to their work much
of the benefit of the thoroughbr ami
mails must go to waste.-Rural World.