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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

GrUDflDn trmusrt nit ielnem Sobu.
iiraBers Sirelt iest an Gbicaso. @t
bier i'm leBten SOmmer 10 ereisneu ii6
Don't iest Tbateu. Die su fsiuem suien
@ube iibren f0nnen. Die Streifdniiib,
rer loutsn iib Die ihlimmen Griabrun.
gen BON 0sbs uno &enoiisn Sur Bar
nuus eienen laiieu. Zen babsisrissn
Sabnasislihaiisu seseniber lino bic
Streiter pouis I'M &edt uno bic Spms
patblen oss Bodies limb gang aui ibrsr
Seite. assr lie fperoen oielelben obue
alem 3weliel %elubiBen. usnn Die be-
oausrllten @swalttbdtisteitsu nidt 10.
tort Elm Gnoe nebmeu. Die Difentlide
Sronnns muB unter allen llmltdnoen
aufrebt erbalten tueroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Giner &abeloepeibe Sufolse 1T es
bic Nbfitt oes 8uilers @Ilbelm, nit
benz &pnis Sumbert o Stalisn i'm
2auie oes Sobrss SuiammenSufommeu
nm nit eemielbsn eiuise fir npthis er'
a6tete Nbdnosrunssn oes 0relbunos.
pertruss 81 beiprsden; tpie bic 9spei6t
fueitsr blnSufust. ut es bersIts 10 gut
rpie sspiB. ouB osmrGdit audi sine gu
iammeniunit oes Sarsn NlsSluus III
nit benz &uiisr 5ranS Soispb uno BEN
&ailer Wllbelm ltatiiiuoeu miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

SIM llnterbauie Der @eiebaebuns
BON Siiooafota III bic BiG, welhe eius
nodmaliae Nbitlmmuns iber Die Bro
bibitioustlauiel Der Stanisperialjuug
anoronet. nit 40 ssser 81 Stlmmeu
unaeoronet uoroen. SIN Senat if man
sleihfnls Der itbnen Soee gut iinnt.
Die SemperenSweiber idreien uno raus
fen fit DIE Suare, bod tie perosn ldruer.
LID ben suten Seiit Der Senaturen um
itimmen tDnnsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

sa- Die SottOren Yinault & Dunn
baben ibre Office iber Nolitors' glpo
tbefe neben Der Wsr9ants 0ationlbanf
einseri1tet, mo iie 81 alen Stunosn
oss 2ases gu ipreden iino. Or. 81
nault ihldft butter ben SHicsn iber
Wolito,'s Gputbste. Or. 9unn's 8e.
fioend befiuoet fih on Ode uon L. Stro6s
uno 4. Gpe. ilolid. 1elepbOn in Office
84-2; Or Dunn's Telepton 84-3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Die IDeben osr0ffentllbten firdlih.
ltaillhsn 9abe0en iiber bic fatboliihe
@elt, nad amtlldeu Gue0en bearbeitet,
s%eitatiet elnen iiberaus i%ntsrefanten Gin
bid in's iatboliibe 2ebeu.-9 800
MlQlonen 8atbollfen Der Gre peroen
Don 1853 Sbei blrten paitor,rt. Die
3abl Der Biihoilise 1T ieit ben lesten 5
Sabren UNI mebr als 80 aenatien,
bauptidhlid in Der neuen @elt. Die
liui Der SeelPn5abl nab srDBtsn Di6Se.
len iino: Horis 3.l41.595 Seelen,
Breslau. 100000 Seelen, a0ln,
2,O62,612 Sselen, Babia (Braflien) },
2,063,l79 Seelen uno &io be Saneir o
(Yraiilien), 2,O37,9O5 Sseleu. gr,s
~bistbimer uno 8lstbumsr SGblt europa
626, Niien 10Y, Nirlfa Is, Nmerita 2l5,
Nutralien 22.-9ie l7,675,OOO oeut
i9en &atholiten unterltsbeu 5 GrSblid6
fen uno 20 Blit6ien. Die umianss
reidite 9l6Seie 9eutidlano 1T nat obi
ger statiitlt cas Yistbum Brsslau. Sus
sleid Der ~SmsitsrDBte oberbirtlids BE
S,rt Ger Welt.-NuBerbalb Der 8irde
lteben bon Der aui l47S Wl0ionen anse
nommenen Beu6iferuns Der @roe nod
1853 WiG. 9auOn iino @riedii1 Ra'
tbollide 95 Wilioaen, BrUteitanten las
Wiaionen, Wobammeoaner $50 WRiltos
men, Suoen rs Wlaionen. Brabmaner
$50 WiaIoneu, Subbbliten $50 Wlaio-
men, Seiben uno GonieiiionslOie 100.
Die lebtere 8abl III aber namenilih aus
ben Yrotetanten uuo Buoobiiten UNI
gut 100 Mi1iOnen 81 uermebren, oa IN
ter ibnen bic 8lifer Der @laubsnslOier
] am ar6Bten 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Der NferbauIefretGr ertldrt, er tuer,

be es fir isine Yil,tt eradtsn. bic
5lsiidinipsftiOn 10 ariiuoli6, pirfiam
uno ssredt 81 MAIDEN, BOB uidt Elm ELM
sises Stif Sieb ooer elm siuSises Yiuno
5leiid, peldes fir ben aonium unse,
eisnet 1T. OUT bic eiubeimiiben uno Nus
%iubrmdrtte selansen tonne. limb oaSu
iplten ,bm Die Staaten bebulflid ieiu.
Benn bic unteriuduns elnes Stld
Yiebes, tpie bsbauptet ipiro, nur: Il
Gents ~foltet, fann Der Staot es allsu
Sdldbtsrn, Obne cine iberirietene Jor.
oeruns 81 i~telen, sur Billdt MAIDEN.
oaB nldt Elm einSises Stiid Gieb unun.
teriubt in ben Warft fommt. Die Sn'
t~ereiien Der einbsimiihen 8oniumenten
iteben ebenio bod, ule Die Der Iusiuhr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Tun GrieOensanieiden

Son 6rieoensanjcihen stpiiher
Sapan uno 9blna 1T INNER nod nibta
Su uermerfen. 9aut elmer aus Yenfina
in @uiblnston ansslanstsu Hatridt.
bombarcirten Die Sapaner Gong. gbOm,
600 uno cine Streitmatt lanoete aul
Der 9~dnoSunse BON Sbsn 9uns. 60
mare i'm uebrisen bes @smssels Sruis
lden Sapanern uno 9binsisu seuus,
bod mos in SsSus auf 5%rlsoeusbsoiu
sunsen Sapan nil, nil China nidt uno
umaeftbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

YIN anberer Stsqe fiaoe, Der 9sisr
Elm uus pom SWeftorlum ocS SEQ Sau
les S%useianptes Circular. in welhem
UNI elne uutsrhibuns tes 9eosSauiss
sebsten ipiro. iuelhes ourd ielne bis
berise Iesensreihe 8iriiamfsit IS reo'
lib usrotsnt bat, boB mon ,bm in oieieu
itpleriaen Seiten su Silie fpmme unr
oaSu beltrase. bic prpieftirte SerstDBe'
runs ausiibren ~ t6nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Sas Seben if in Der 5hat foitipie.
Zig. IS foltet ben 9eutsn IN Den Ser.
Staaten ldbrliden rs Willonsn Dol
lars, UNI seboren 81 iusroen; 800 Nll.
lionen Dollars, INN iid 81 uerbelratbeu
IS Wiaionen. UNI iib b~esraben 81 lai'
fen, uuo 900 WiQionsn, nm Den Guri
81 loiten. Der 3urit sebt bod iibsr
WQPS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Die republifaniIten @~eiesaebunas

Nv SSIN pHSSuhop
mltslieoer rparen 5reitas Nbeno in Ell
mem Caucus p%eriammelt, IN meldem bic
Mufteuuns zines @anoioaien fir ben
SIP I'M 8unoesisnat in Nusiidt seiteut
NOR, bod er oerlief ubne &siuliat uno
muB oaber muir OILS eln 5ibler betrattst
tueroen. So fanoen isds Qbnlmmuns
gen ftatt. Bel Der erften srbielt 8aibs
burn Ct Stimmen uno bel ben ueiteren
Gbiimmunsen bIBte er Stimmen EN-,
bic Sulebt bis auf 55 suiammsnidmol-
aen. Relion oasesen, Der bel Der eriten
Ibitlmmuns As Stimmen erbielt, brnd.
te es Sulest auf 60. Der 8ampi nm
ben Sis i'm 8unoesienat 1T ON Diem
fog in Der Ufienen @siessebuns ents
brannt uno piro bort ausaeiotten wer.
ben. Bon melder Settle anitatt Der
&useln Die meiiten Dollars Hiessu, miro
uarpelielsobne ben Sies errinseu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Sine game @ode oebattirte Der ST.
not iiber ben BON .. Siu einsereidten
Boridlos, Die 5rase Der Ssriaiiunss.
mdsisfeit Der @lniommsnitsuer ourd bic
@eridte entidsioeu 81 %laiisn. lebrte benz
ielben ober nit 40 seseu 6 Stimmen
oh. 9rosbem sebeu bic Sesnsr Der
ginfommeniieuer ibre Sade nod niht
perloren. SIN Sbsrasridt oes 9iiirifts
Columbia wiro bic SerfaiuussmdBlss
feit oes @eieses uerbanoelt, uno iest
baben aud bic New Yorfsr Seener Der
ielben i'm bortlsen Yunoesseridt Elm
8eriabren sur Nniehtuns Der Berfui'
iunssmdBisteit oss @eiesss einseleitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Sic lett langer Seit iGpebenoe 5ra'

StV Ittt tuitBlt OSt Ip'ptoS"ot Otu'
&c betrsffs Der GrpfHuns Der 8lblta'
Snoianer Teieruation in Stlaboma sur
Nniieoluns 1T nun enolid Der grleoi-
euns rabe. Der Saus'ausiduB fir
Snolaner Nrselesenbsitsn bat beidloi.
len, Die pom 3elesuten 5lpun einsereib'
tie Bill sur Gnnabme 81 empiebleu.
9ieielbe bsitimmt, BOB Die @boctam
uno gbifaiawz Stdmme, pelde bebaup.
ten, @isentbiimer oes 2anees 81 ieir,
inuerbulb ieh5is Iusen ibre alasen
beim Geridt fur Nriprlde i'm 9liirifi
Columbia porSubrinsen baben. NatJ
oieisr Seit wiro Die Bill @eies uuo Die
0lbitas rpsroen GrlaubrlB erbaIten, ibr
2ano 81 %perfauieu. Sas ibnen sez
b6rise 9nno umiabt Elm Nrsal BON rabes
81 elmer Wiliou Ncres. Seoem Bihita
peroeu 100 Gcres Suseiproten uerosn.
ndbreno Der 6eit untsr Dem SeiHIitdtte'
seies 81 S1.25 per Ncre perfauIt peroen
ipu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Sm beutiden 8sidstas paiiirte Der
Intras oss Gentrums sur Nuibebure
bes 2lnti' Seiuiters @eieses bic Speite
2eiuns. Der Nbtimmuns sins eine
8eidneroe oes Gentrumsmltslieoes
@raf Sompeid rornus barber. baB Der
8%unoesratb ben @ioerruf oes Ssiuiten.
seieses ME sur Iusfubruns sebrudt
babe. Der @raf erfldrte oann, baB Die
gentrumspartei iortfahren peroe, nit
nIsm Nadorud ben Gntras 81 betreis
ben. bie,e 9eiese ab5uiduffsn, bis oieis
Gbidufuns pirflid sur 9bat seruoroen
lei. Der einSise bemsriensperibs &eo
ner in bteier Debate mar 2iebfnebt,
uelber srtldrte, oaB Die Srciuloemoira
ten Die Gentrumspartel in oieier Nnssle-
senbeit unteriilsen wiroen, oa Die go
cialoemotraten iid iueoer Dor Dem Seiuis
tenseneral in Rcm nod Dor elnrm
preuBiiden General firdtsten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Ylatirte Saareiien mt boppeltem @rtff
&C.. 3pei 3ol ~eiierne Sheere, aarantirt.
bob Tie idneioet sc. - rs ,ueiBe N9ote 8nbs
pie fir 2, 3, 4, 6 uno &c. - ] SuBeno Der
beiten Yerltnppfe au Z. 8 mo &c. : 9ub.
ltwarSe 8leioertnOpie fir 8 uuo Zoe.
l Snb 5aucp 8leioerfnOpfe fir 10 II. 15c.
ShmarSe &n6pfe fir lleberrDte per Eub.
10c. - Sod uno g8eitentnDpfe 8 uuo SC.
Beiter 8nopfohSfuirn, colorirt, 3 fir sc.
Bette Hahieioe so g)aroS Al &c.
so Stide Cotton uno 9inuen Spite bill
lt9. Cute 3ahnblriteu Su 4, 7, 6, IL unb
l9c. 3aihenipieael Su 3, 4 no SC.
90 9us. 9elobeutel uno Bill Bidder BON
&c aufiu1rtS. Nur Die beiten, fetnen 8Gnts
me 81 berab9eietSten Breiien.
Cine Nusuabl an Tarfimerie gang bilia.
35 9utS. Yieiten Al allen Hreiien.
glaiTihes @efpirf pon &c bis 1Oc Die 9 lie.
Iatent. Nu9en uno Nuaeu 2 Guts. tiir SC.
Vile Waaren IN einfabeu 2iiiern marfirt
81 II e m Yreiie nur.
12 9uts. SoienfnDpie FIR 8 big 10c.
8ute 9aidenmeiier nit elmer &linse fir
8naben &c. Cute 2~ul1enmeIcr mt Siuei
8lrngen fur 6naben sc. - Weiier mt bret
8linsen 5u Is, IL bis $50.
soc 3aIhenmeIicr AZ "a uno CSC.
8eppbnl. Saten uno Nu9en per &arte &c.
8empbnl. 5in9erblte per Stiid lie.
Bette ltablerne 6tngerblite &c, Siuet fir sc.
Bette aluminium ! tn9erhiite Der Stud &c.
&lbber Suarraoeln 81 nieori9en TreiieH.
gtne QroRe Nuspabl an relnen Nlumt'
Num- Saarnaoeln eben erbalten.
Ssreht oft FIR bic beiten Bargains ucr IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Ho. sci. 80

16ya' 81 ben annebmbarte fen Sto'n'
suuseR fauu @elo auf 5armen selleben
perben bel 6. u. @ooper. 7-oa
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

Tho Equal Rights club Of Hartford
has Just celebrated lhe oighiioth nnni-
yelsaly of th6 bilth 0f lfrs. Emily T.
Collins who sent the first petition TO
the New York legislaturo Gin is40) ask
ing for tho right 0f sufirogo for women.
She was the organizer Of the first TO-
male suffrage society in Ontarao coun-
" n p, Ia i8ao, and from chat time
sho has devoted her life 70 the interest
OF equal suffrage Mrs. Collins was the
founder and ono Of tho flrst presidents
Of Tho Equal Rights club IN this city
and is one Of the fcromoat supporters Of
woman suffrage Ia Connecticut She
was born in Bristol. Ontario county.
N. r., Aug. IL, 1914, being the dauQh-
ter Of James Parmoloo who served in
the Revolutionary army. Ho was ma
tive Of killingworth. Conn, and served
ln Che Connecticut forces
Mrs Collins w7 educated at Linn
seminary and taught school fn her early
days Her hrzt huabnnd was CHARLES
Poitior Of tho regular army. Dr. p. D.
Polticr Of Hartford, q prominent home
opathio practitioner here Is son BY
this FIRST marriage. Her second husband
was Simri Collins Of South Bristol, n
r., who was lawyer By profession.
Daring tho civil war she had two sons,
DR.. p. p. Poltier and e. Burke Collins,
IN the Union army. Ia 1864, after the
battle Of Kew Market in Virginia, enc
Joined her son, DR.. Peltior, at Martins
burg, where he was post surgeon. and
served as . nurse in the Union hos
pitals during the campaign ia the shen-
andoah.
Mrs Collins has resided IN Hartford
for anunber Of years sinca the war and
hns been leading factor ia suffrage
ngitation and work. She Is woman Of
marked ability aud one Of the readiost
speakers among tho Connecticut suf-
fragists Hartford Letter
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

Tho grief Of the quoon-empreas on
hearing Of H. Canot'a assassination
was so severe and unleigned that those
about her majesty feared that the da.
preston It brought might neoosaiiato
medicdi visit During the dinner
hour that fatal Sunday her majesty re-
ferfed several times TO fhe dreadful loss
Of ifo IN the Tar Vale. and whom. soon
after her majesty had returned 70 her
private apartments the telegram con-
tanning the dreadful ncWs Of tho prosi-
dent being stabbed arrived tho guaon
became 90 low and dispiTited as 81 oc.
casion these about her real anxiety. 80
woman IS more sympathetic than Queen
Victoria London Vanity Bair
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

Here Is food for thonehk However
much We may desire g ahilt ihe quas.
tion. there ia no daabt that woman IA
not so adorable in tUoeds a. chiGona
Iha m0ro nearly sho approaches man 10
manners and dress the further is aho ro-
moved from an angel or the ainiilitudo
q one. The tempe potticoaf. the
bllloWing flilla and laeos-or. 81 nut.
aholl. the geWGaWa of feminine attire
haYc 81 much 10 40 with her tyranny
oTes the stronger races as hel virtues
and loTellnoss and she knoNt her pow
er 6ho mshrints herself in her dress
which a 90 her what tho satfnN % 70
the leWol Hui nliI2o tho woman in
u0naela vest and coa1 aud what q poor.
ppny mortal she hacomos "a thing you
depIsa gentlemen. hnt auayod Ia all
tho monopoly oi fashion and lnoIy she
appears a. 3 being most 81 yun aro iaf-
Ilh|y afraid a. Wcll Ne would rather
b. aifnid of hw Ihau dcp'se hor let
h0f leinIn lhc almliudo N nu angel
rather lhon apo uan |u fio. io'4ote
Democrat
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

Suffrage should be limited, but not by
Sex One who will soll his vote should
be disfranchised, becauso ho values as
nothing the most priceless Possession ~
O FREQ man. Ignorance should 30 bar
between o man or woman and the ri1ht
to vote. There arc many things which
might restrict houohcinlly the right Of
voting, but sex IS not ono Of them until
sex units person for holding aud eain-
ing property, for boing subject 20 tho
laws and Tor sustaining q part Of the
municipal and state expenses Il never
has done that - Massachusetts, Plough.
man
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

Those who arc opposed to tho sdea arc
fond Of the argument that the higher
education &c too much of d strain FOR tho
physical woman. and that It units her
for her FIRST and highest dnty-mothcr-
hood. ia view Of this assertion Mrs
Fawcott Of England has for sono time
past beon oollcoting the photographs Of
babies whose mothers have received uni-
veraity educations. This collection sho
has recently presented to Newnham COLI
lege and IL is said that a more vigorous
and healthy set Of young ones 1t would
be hard to find These sturdy little be-
ings represent an actual condition and
not q theory 50 those who still object
to chemistry and higher Mathematics
for their women folks viii have to move
their guns to another point
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

nor 20 ie the poasassofs cf good apbo-
iito and D perfect digestion. have
known nanny cases cf anumio. aMooiat.
"a with nmcroThun and otherwise
complicated 60 recover sound haIth by
bicycle rlding ia my pfivoto practice
7 have several times prescribed hi1volo
81 place Of diuea a. these onsas and ia.
satiabll with saliafaotogy results A
word Of caution must Be added Con-
ced'ng the value Of bicycle riding undor
suitable conditions 70 must DO romom-
hored that ihera arc times WHEN an
forms Of violent exercise arc injurious
u inaammntory disonsos the biovolo
alonld3s used only under professional
adtica It stands % roasen chat women
who ride the bicycle ehould be properly
clothed Corsets and nll articles Of dross
th1t conctrict the waist should be dia-
cnrded The scat ahouid be secure a. in
riding q horse The leap frog' posi-
tion should ba avoided, and duo disoro-
tion should be exercised As regards over.
Going.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

Mrs. Mnrgaret Plotsor recently oele-
brated hor ninoty-third birthday at In
diana, Pa, and although her i70 do
pccndants who were present presented
her with many gifts the one she pri7es
most highly IS q safety bicycle, and SO
capable q wheclwcnan IS she that she
has issued the following challenge:
II, Margaret Plotsor being ia sound
health, memory and understanding,
hereby challenge amy woman OF my ago
to ride a raco for a prize Bible the one
losing to present the book to the win.
ncr
The Bicycle World reports that there
arc two other ladies IN that immediate
vicinity who could accept the challenge
by fulfilling tho two qualifications Of ago
and riding ability
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

q LATE WHlHklE IS TsE 6uMMea
oieLis pass3 SUIT cAsE

1he ono ciub a ur % nato--Adsi,es q
Wheel Tnsiend 81 nrnas-1Irs. r.1n.lr +.
coiiiua -Hfonrhil Womon oreaniso .r.nt
womcn - women -tfom-n In sfar.
Bachelor girls continue to rob poor
man Of his aonni roese4io0a
Tho lest wrinkle wronohod from tho
dude is tho dress s1Il case Almost any
hour Ia to long summer day girls may
be seen running IA and out Of town with
sole leather or hog arin crao IN cne hand
and a cano shaped umbrolio IA tho 9th.
er. They ere on 90 on tacE ffom a sail,
n nout club cunuart a country drnce, 3
Bummof resort hop or p olamOaka. aud
che oaee contains tho proper outfit
duck or aaii cloth Cor tho water taf-
fela for The musicale On somethinu In
dosorihable for the ballroom, with shoes
and gloves 70 match.
There e no telling who started The
dress suit case fashion. Credit IS dl4ids
Cd botwoan ooaohing parties and ooun-
try weddings Even with special trains
and private cara it IS hard to wear a
drawing room toilot on tho journey and
escape annoynnco II accidents do not
happen, there IS apt TO ho prolonged
anxiety. aud that q cxhauEtinr. Pro
fossional entertainers. who fiddle. war
bic read fortunes ga cards. atare and
hands and charlatans who 60 70 privoto
houses purporting TO conduct oobversa-
lions hetween tho doad and the credu-
lous have LONG carried vnlisoa, but this
ia the llrst time in the history of trunk
making thot girls havo handled dress
suit oasos.
There IS 20 sox in tho innovation.
Prices range from e5 90 $40. according
TO the leather used. Tho design Is uni
form. contnining minimum spaoo FOR q
shirt waistooat, dresacoat end trousers.
It Il exceptional 70 fnd anything but
onnvas lining OF even q pocket big
enough for comb. A fow have telo-
aooped covers, but they are too clumsy
to to popular. The trimmings arc Of
tho simplest design. A very good case
made Of cowhido sells for els. The ef2
article IS not bad. but cheaper goods
are heavy to carry aud ugly 10 look nt.
Fabrics Of this season lend themselves
70 clo30 INtAlu8 Alo Cru4n0Dt0 silks,
crepons and crinlrled silk and null 60
up and undo IS nicely as linen.
Parallel to fashion rnns tho business
entcrprisa Women who soil books,
jowelry, corseta trimming and dress
makers supplies for a living Garry their
sarples In 8 dress suit case The butler
and bali men have q good opinion Of a
dress suit cnso aud frequently grant
privileges chat have to be speedily with
drawn.
Still another nrtlcle has been pIun-
dored from his highncsa- she key chain,
latch Key. guarding ring l,iid all In
stead Of fastening Il to brass button
and wearing it ia her pocket tho guard
is put ia O button Of her waistcoat and
the keys worn where tho good shepherds
carried the stray lamb. or else a button
hole is worked ia tho skirt band. and
tho chain bangles at the side after the
manner Of the time honored .huzzy. .
Only $40 or so gold chains are worn
thls way. Silver chains hang inside tho
skirt pendent from the belt. New
York World
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

regret 70 SOC TINT tho powers who
ndjudicate upon dolicato questions Of
precedence appear 70 have definitely de-
cidod that tho Duchess Of Coburg shall
b placed on the same footing as the
Princess Of Wales At tho time Of Tho
last bali / commented on tie fact that
they entered abreast. but there was some
doobt as % whether e was b. accident
on design. All doubts, however. were
set at rest by the semiofloial announce.
ment before tho ball last Monday that
ouco moro the princess nnd duchess
"would ontor side b sido. This is a
concession Chat ought not 20 havo been
made, and tho Duchess OF Coburg should
have been relegated 70 a back sent In
this country the princess should take
precedence Of every one save the queen
and not admit foreign royalties. how
ever aspiring or scrimonioua, to rank
equally with her London Figaro
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

numhur of pcrsons who ore above tie
military ogc tho persons who ara phys.
ical'y rnittod 70 bear arms Or tho pcr.
sons whom we exempt because oi their
profession es clereymen. or because of
their boiug assigned To ofhor public due
t'ea' oa ie8islatQra Coriainly Tho wom-
an who cannot 50 to war docs not 60
much Deserve 70 be dielranchised na the
man who can 50 and won't 10. Besides
in modern times women have Co bear q
large Eharo both Of tho risk and Of the
burden Of carrying on war Tint new
ocou2atio1-I am sometimes tempted 20
hny tho most valuable and usofui of ali
professions which IA orr time has been
added % Tho list Of higher human en-.
ployments-that Of the trained nurse
belongs 10 women.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

txanct % willard aitrfbutcs her
gain IN health and weight to tho faot
that they made her cat five meals a day
IN England, aud hearty meals nt that
There ia a gowing belief that Che food
curo properly administered IS mor0
ofiicacious than medicine Ia rebuilding
shattered constitutions and toninR up
weak nerves. It was advocated in this
country few years ago hy q celebrated
Philadelphia specialist in nervous dis-
eases Miss Willard weighs Ia pounds
now. though she was almost skele.
ton two years ago. She s. back On her
bicycle, hut not Ga bloomor costumo
II am too sedate for that. she says
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-15

Mmo. Casimir- perior. ihow wife 81 the
new French president IS very accom-
plisaed woman She IS good English
scholar writes elsYefly and oan seias B
Political Hiiuasioa keeniy Ihia polltl-
cal Instinct she inherited from hor e..
ihoE AZ d. segur who held oifce un-
der Thiers 81 1879 AZ hostess at her
home 'n the Buo Nitol che c1hihilda
admirable Qualitioa Bright entertain.
in9 and amiahln, che attracted lhe bert
people Is beg SALON. u 81 aaid chat har
husoapa relies greatly npoa Ael advice