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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-06
TO-DAY'S CONDENSATION

At Seattle, WASH, Brig. Gen. A. K.
Kautz, retired, died, yesterday of paraly-
sis of the stomach.
Comptroller Bowler has decided that
"taxation must be for public purpose" :"
hence refuses to pay the Mckinley sugar
bounty.
John Wesley, colored, the Manchester,
Mo-, rapist, was captured and is now in
Jail at Clayton. He has made full con-
fesson Of his crime.
The report of the government engi-
neers shows that the recent heavy winds
increased the depth of the water on Gal
weston bar from seventeen feet nine inch
es to eighteen feet six inches, mean low
tide.
The new battle ship Iowa will with
stand the prof jectiles of the best 12-inch
gun afoat. That was the conclusion
drawn from one of the most important
tests ever made at the government prov
ing grounds at Indian Head.
At New York the stock market opened
strong yesterday with improvement in
values under the stimulus of fair buying
for foreign accounts. Denver preferred
was DouRut III ANTICIPATION OF tne annual
report, which was later given out stimuli
taneously in London, Amsterdam and
New York and Denver.
Secretary Turner. of the Jacksonville
fruit exchange, estimates the crop of
oranges in the state Mt not over 100000
boxes, against 100000 for the season of
1S93-94. The greater portion of the crop
this year Will come from the Matanee
river section, on the gulf coast, where the
freezing of last winter did comparatively
little damage. Cincinnati fruit denlers
have already bought the entire stock of
the region.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-06
Assignment In New York.

New York, Sept. 6.-Henry M. Anthony,
manufacturers agent for salmon, fruits,
canned meats and phosphate, assigned to-
day to Thorneily Dickson, with prefer
ences to the Chatham National bank for
$l22,626 and Charles Hathaway e. Co.
for S48,3S6.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-06
CE-AS- w ER.
FURNITURE ( QUEENSVARE
HARDWARE, TINVARE AND STOVES.

have full line of Picture Frames and Moudings and in fact
everything the household line. will furnish the
peror to the kitchen payments and bedrock prices
the largest stock the city repair all kinds of urn
ure sewing machines and musical instruments Remake mat
tresses and all kinds of upholstering.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-06

Reduced Rates to santa Fe N. NJ.
On September Is to 10, 1895, the Santa
Fe Route will place on sale at Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, tickets to
Santa Fe, N. NJ, and return at rate of
$3.50, limit for return passage Septem-
Der 80, 1895. H. S. LUrz,
Agent, Santa Fe, N. M.
GEO. L. NICHOLSON,
G. p. A.. Chicago.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-06
Death Of a Duke.

Death OF a Duke.
Buda Pesth Sept. 6.Archduke Ladis-
las died to-day from injuries received by
the accidental discharge of his gun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
OVER IHE IERRIIORY
usps and Ni.h,r. ot Adjacent Uutes a"d
Iuuut

iIsps and Mi.htp. uf Adiacent ttties n"o
Iuuut
Yukon Wcekl, kdy..v- are Itat
the central road from ~apuIpt NlI Doe
built regardI,s, of tIc veto ut tht
ghtot way
~tca ing harness. briI.cs uuJ halter,
B., "a popular avocatlop ot "a we'll organ.
lied band of L. tty thieves operating Iu
the codntry ut present
A patent medicine man got pulled
here the other day Ton selling ha
nostrums without license, aud paid
sluo fine for his iguoraucc NormJe
Topic
The mem ber, of the Christian church
at Lexington have agreed Co dsaV Iec.
One faction Ina, Nit1draWu aud Will
bIid a church aud secure a new pastor
Ok City ON'ahomau Arthur Ma
gruder Young uau we'll known p
thi, gItv came very u,ar dying pn hI,
clasm three ml'cs lr1u here terdHN
from bleeding at the nose For sis or
eight hours the bleeding continued.
aud Wa, only stopped when DR. pclos
Walker was called lu. llc Va, very
weak, but will recover
The land office at rcsr, has rejected
utarly every applla4t 20 make aual
proof thus far, and huil~ that thc APP
plicant must prove continuous rc~l-
deuce of fourteen months Who're am
eutrvmau took the six months allowed
him within which 20 establish % rc~r
deuce, that time is counted against
him aud he must reside upon the land
from the first time he established a
residence thercON.
Governor Renfrow failed to sign the
bill giving to probate Judges the right
to grant divorces consequently IL did
rot become law. This knocks out
divorce lawyers and compels persons
seeking divorces TO come into the dis
trict court in open session. instead of
allowing them 10 get divorces on the
quiet, any day in the week, before q
probate Judge.
Ok City star: The recent rains hay,
brought great Joy all over oklahoma
especially in the strip counties where
by thousands as indicating total fail
ure or future prosperity.
The Posey gang is reported in tn,
neighborhood of Dougherty and tina
Nerdegris Kid is at the head OF Il gang
of six desperate men. Surely the eN
citement puryeyor is yet in the field.
On yesterday South Euid voted on
the anneNa ion Of Jonesville, its north
ern suburb Why not take in tn,
keuwood, Gilroy, McGuire and "tani
town additions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
10 seIIFt suppiy

WAsHINoroN March iS-The com
missioner of the general land office is
making arrangements to sell the For'
liavc- and Fort supply reservations.
Quite numbc. of parties have applied
from kau-a, aud Oklahoma for ape
pointmrnt un tuc board of appraisc-
mcut which g. tp apprase each reser-
vati'u. and this is "a small job that has
attracted The attention of quite "a mum
ber The commissioner expects to
have these appointments made and
the appraisement begun in "a few days,
II is thought it will bc completed be-
fore the convening Of nest congress.
which would make 10 impossible to
carry out the proposed legislation to-
donate the Fort Hayes 90 Kansas and
Fort supply 20 oklahoma TO be uti-
liled for educational institutions The
fact that the president vetoed the Fort
Hayes hill by inactivity will cost Kan
sus that reservation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

The following persons took part ,n
the elocutionary contest al the opera
house Saturday night:
Song, Tony Atkins, Guthrie.
RECIrAroNs.
George Washington, Martin Driscou.
Guthrie.
Mice at Play--Lena Wood, MuIhau
Recitation-pearl Freeman. seward
Kansas Blizzard original -EImorc
Baker, Cedar.
Scene from Married Life Martin
and Lucille DriscoU, Guthrie
The Chariot Race-Amy BROOKS.
Guthrie.
Policeman Edna Daucy. Meridian
Blacksmith's Story Winnie Wood,
Crescent City.
Original poem Jennie Lynd,. Gcth.
rie.
Poetieal Courtship Agnes klaus
man, Lima.
Dora-Annie johnson, Liberty
The Light from over the Range
Jessie Porter, Guthrie.
Debating Sociely-Lottie Oglc. Or
iando
Music by Miss Maud Burcb, the lady
whistler,
The prizes were awarded as fol-
lows.
First priza, SO, Miss Josie Porter. Of
Hammer school, West Guthrie
Second prize, $40. Miss Lolita Oglc Of
Orlando
Third prize, s5, Miss Lena Wood Of
Mulhall
The judges were Prof Thatcher Of
Edmond Prof. Robinson, principal Of
the Perry high school. and Judre
Brown Of Oklahoma City
In the absence of Judge brown
Miss Corlett was appointed to Hu Dit,
place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

GurumE, March "a, 1so5. Hon Al
len Caruther-, Perry Ok My Dear Sir.
In reply 90 your favor of the 10th
inst, will say that an injustice was
done YOU In that delinquent taN state
mcnt made 10y the commissioners
The personal taxes YOU paid 90 your
sheriff were paid over TO this office iu
due time and the tax book credited
and money properly distributed TO the
various funds
The erroneous and misleading state.
mcnt was made without my know De-
edg and the responsibility rests with
the authors of the same Respect
fully yours, Jos. stiles.
County Treasurer
Editor Leader. As YOU uninteu.
tionally did me .he INJUSTICE of puu-
fishing my name as "delUgueut.
will you kindly publish o note of
the above. Respectfully,
AIIEN CAEJTUEE-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
Among FederalJaiI BIRDS.

Deputy Marsha. VIII Nix came down
yesterday from Newkirk with Cha,.
Elwood and Eli Lewis They are
charged with making and passing
counterfeit money and were iddicted
by the Kay county grand jury They
are in the federal JAIL
W s. simpson was brought down
from NEwSlrS yesterday BY Deputy
Marshal Zaeaerman and will be given
thirty days in the fedora jain for sell
ing whisky 90 Indian, in the Kaw
country
Frank j PJacek was brought over
yesterday from Kingdsher and lodged
in tine fcccral Jail on a charge of per
jury boy Deputy United states Marsha
Cooper
Every man having a beard, should
keep it am even and natural color, and
If 1t T., not So already use Bucking-
hams Dye and appear tidy.
Miss Patterson has returned from
Sc Louis with "a beautiful line Of late
styled hats and patterns Of novelties.
The Iadie, are invited 10 call and be-
fitted in "A new Easter hat l6 "A
For short order or good poe din
ncr oysters and lunch, 90 TO the Cozy.
Communication tickets, So Tor S4.-E
w sullivan, Proprietor 1872 West
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

George Columbia. the popular bar
tender at the Mistletoc bar and Miss
Minnie Surbc- went To Perry yc,ter-
day, whore they were married last
night at the home of rh" brides par.
ents. George has been trying To keep
the matter quiet but his friends
wouldu have IL that way, hence he O.,
already the recipient of profu,c con-
gratulatious The bride 8, pretty
and accomplished young lady while
George !, prince of good fellows
Long life To them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
BEWARE OF MAD Dogs.
Mrs. Long suffer, PROM the rite Of a Pct
Canine

Last Thursday morning Mrs a.
Long. residing at te3 east Harrison
avenue, was bitten slightly ON the hn-
ger by her little dog The dog had
acted rather strangely previously. but
appeared AN right at the time he sank
a tooth into his owner, finger Mrs
Long paid no attention to her wound,
but sunday ner arm began To- swell
and ache violently. when she had fears
OF hydrophobia. She immediately re-
paired to 12l west Noble avenue where
mad stone is kept The stone WAS
applied to Mrs. Longs finger and ad-
hcrcd three hours and ON the second
application the stone adhered two
hours and thirty minutes. The dog
was killed, but not until after it had
snapped at several persons and bitten
several other dogs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
Pre.byterian CInrrh-

Next We einesday evening the Young
Peoples Endeayor society will give "a
rare treat at the Presbyterian church.
consisting OF music and recitation, iu
which some Of the best talent of our
city will be represented. To hear
Rev MePhee.ers in Spartacus will be-
well worth the sdmittance charged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
OLD IRELAND'S SONS.
Organize aud Observe ~. ratrick's Day
Irish Confederation.

Irish Confederation.
a society bearing the name of the
Irish Confederation, wa, organized
On ST. Patricll's day in this city. Many
eloquent speeches were made hy Major
Mcnamara, G.. w Wilson of lndiaup,
A. G.. Cunningham aud others. Tn,
organization was perfected by th,
election of Major Mcnamara "a. prrsl-
dent, Frank Sarber secretary A rut
stitulion and bylaw, were adopted.
The president was authorized To- .c-
cure the names of all persons desiring
to become members.
The only qualification TO be eligible
TO membership is TO be Irish born
Or the lineal descendant OF an Irish
man.
After this the members were deco
rated with the Irish emblem Of great
ness and liborty the shamrock and an
adjournment was had
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

Before taxing the
" Discovery / would
have four or nyD bad
coughing spells every
dgy aGd would cough
up mOUthtuls of solid
white frlth. aud before
j tuuk one bottle it
etoUrI it / could not
walk across the room
with the pain in my
haD- and sides, hut soon
tho pain was an gone.
and ? could sleep Wsllat
night. MY general
health rs much better
Since taken tho " Golden
Medical Discovery nI-
fhgrFun han. I..r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
Oklahoma copying aud Enlargmg House.

Huf N Dillon. photographers and
crayon artists, have opened couyng
and enlarging house over the Bee
Hive clothing. Guthrie, o. r., opposite
postollitc The above firm will make
portraits In crayon, water colors India
ink and win carry full line OF picture
frames mats, prints stretchers and
al copying house supplies For the
next 30 days we will sell frame and
a ticket which will cntitle the pur
chaser TO o fine crayou portrait free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
LIKE a THIEF IN THE hight,

Consumption comes 4 slight cold. with
your system iu tine scrufuluus condition
that's caused hy impure blood Is enough 10
fasteu it upon yug. Consumption is Lung
Scroiula You can prevent lt, aud YOU can
cure 10, Il YOU haven't waited too long. with
Or Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
For ScIofula, Weak Lungs Bronchitis,
Asthma, and AN severe, lingering Coughs
PIERCE guarantees "a CURE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

Lovers of good music viii Doe enter
taiurd at the Presbyterian church ucNt
"Wednesday evening, M4rh 21. with
an auusua'ly rare program including
selections D. tac l.r-. Reg naat band
recitation. aad solos by our eity', best
talent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

The Watkins case IS still on trial in
district court A divorce was granted
j. 5. Hall; Sarah Hill received o a.
rorce fr m Dick Hill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

To whom il may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that James
Naudevcuter has this day filed his pee
tition for license 20 retail liquors in
Orlando Logan county ok, and that
unless objection To the same as re-
quired 10y law hc filed by the 2,th dav
OF March, A. ID 1888, said petition yi,l
be granted
Guthrie, % r.. Mar la, l~g5
r ENnETr ~TEwAET.
County Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

A large and apprcciatiyc audience
heard the lecture OF Rev. John Lat
chaw of GAINESVILLE, O., at the baptist
church last night Rev. Latchaw ~ "a
brilliant and distinguished divine. and
his remari,, are tersc, pointed and eu-
tprre ting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION
VISITS PEERLESS PERRY.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS LOSS.
whole Block OF Buildings swept Away By
the Fire Iisnd-RtCords OF the City En-
tirrIy Consumed. Besides Hotel
several saloons aud GroccrY
Stnrcs-The Entire city I'm
daugercd Insurance
Very Light.
Special to the Leader

Special To the Leader.
PERRY. March ls.-A most disastrous
connagration visited this city at
o'clocl, this morning An entire block
of substantial buildings was swept
away and the total loss will reach
$50. 0Op For awhile the whole city
was in danger of being consumed. The
fire broke out in the city hall, which
is over the Midland saloon, owned and
conducted 10y r. r. Brook. BrooS lost
two two-story buildings, two store
front buildings, residence, livery
stable big stock Of liquors, and fine
pool and billiard outfit His loss is
5000, with 81, 900 insurance
The Noble County sentinel printing
office, owned 10y Lon Whorton. was
partially consumed.
The Commercial hotel, owned by
Lee Bros, and furnished 10y Mr,
Maude, was burned, with entire loss
Joe Baum lost furniture and stock,
feed and provender
George Lewis saloon was burned.
but some of the stock was saved
Younger's feed and coal store is an
entire loss: likewise the Jcssup gro
Gerry.
Many other shops were burned. Sew
eral persons had narrow escapes with
their lives. Councilman NJ. Hertz
cane near being roasted alive in his
room. All the city records were to-
tally destroyed. The First state bank,
owned 10y Richardson's Sons had a mar
row escape, the building being badly
damaged.
The fire is thought 90 be thc work Of
incendiaries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

Much excitement prevailed in this
city yesterday when the news of the
Perry fire was received A large num-
Der Of business men here own property
in Perry. Chief Taylor was right at
the front as usual, and early in the
morning telegraphed Mayor Stone that
the Guthrie fire department was at his
service, providing a special car could
be obtained but the mayor wired that
the fire was under control, and
thanked Chief Taylor for his kindness.
This is the second disastrous fire
that has visited Perry within year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

W NJ Strvtcr of Leavcnworlh IS at
the Royal
Governor Rcnfrov went TO Norman
yesterday
W e Earlov of Perry is reg istcred
at the Daily.
IA. st Clair, Chicago. is registered
at the Royal
Rev. Jno Latchaw Of Zanesvillc @.
/, az the Daily
Lee boyer was made an am Odd Fell
low last night
w. H. Mason is over from Chandler.
curoute 20 Perry.
Marshal Baxter vent to Er Dorado
Kan, Yesterday.
j. n. Kcc and W. IT, Mason Of Chan
dler are at the Daily.
Ncd Cheadlc viewed the ruins of the
Perry drc yesterday.
g. NJ. Barnes was ia Perry yesterday
adjusting tire losses.
M, and Mrs Geo. Columbia returned
from Perry last night
Trauk Flanagan is counting change
at Ryan tay1r.tc bar
Tae Nj-ret.e billiard parr-~ are
growing .a popularity
Is~~ Hunter is ..ayu- nr ..v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

A .ouutrymau. named Wilson. ls-
b0r.ug uudcI o. ftg attempted lu burn
the city jail ana himself yesterday.
o.. HrcJ 10 Dot 1f AinJiug, aud had a
h.t fire going. when the drc boys were
~uuwoue1 and saved his drunken life
rre eutire term of Judge AcNtee's
present term of court at kiuEt~hcr
almost "a month. has been taken up
with two murder trials. that of Holt
and Wright Both have been covictei
of murder iu the first degree and their
punishment assessed at life imPri~ou.
mont.
Excavation, were begun yesterday
for two new bricl, business blocks on
Oklahoma avenue, east Of SpengeIs
furniture store. MIR. Weeks will erect
one building and MIR Wilson, a new
conner from Indiana, the other Both
buildings will he two stories. and will
cost So, 900 each.
II. T. Kelly. well known in this city,
was arrested last week for abductiug
Gcrtie Long the fourtcen-year-ol
daughter of Mrs Long the hotel mis-
trcss at Burnett. He was bound over
10 court in the sum Of ~, 500 B. Il
B'akeuev. Of Tecumseh, will defend
him.
Steps are being taken to add the
Howe park. south Of town, to the city.
This beautiful spot will be ready this
summer for picnics and family parties
and is now being fitted up for that
purpose The city will receive S400
per year revenue from this place with
out any cost.
Major Moses Neal is an applicant fer
a position as Indian agent and has
good prospects of being appointed As
agent of the SacS ami Foxes during
President Cleveland'S first administra-
tion he made q fine record, and his APP
phcatiOn is receiving considerable ia
vorable consideration.
The Leader received three letters
yesterday. two of which lacked the
proper signatures, protesting against
the awarding of prizes at the elocu-
tiouarv contest Saturday The writers
allege that either ignorance or favor
iteism prevailed among the Judges and
that the frs, prize should have been
given % Miss Amy Brooke
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
Presbyterian Church social.

III 81 tl UlT- uaId On a farW-
MUs. JOHN LINCOLN,
f}ifu 4 aHTru. ih3Flu Co.. ont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
LIGHTS and SHADOWS.

Brief chances. Pointed. at Happenings iu
and About the Cit,.
Ladies don forget Che purfumc day
at the Eagle drug store. Saturday
March 23. Hl. lU1 Harrison avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

The sooner you begin TO fight the
fire the easier it may be extiugui,hed
The sooner you begin taking Ayers
Sarsaparilia for your blood disease.
the easier viii be the cure. In both
cases. delay is dangerous, If not fatal
BE sure 20 get Ayers and no other.
Dr. Iurrow is now ready 10 meet his
many customer, and friends lie has
nice quarters and is prepared 90 prac-
tice all OF the new methods iu deuti~-
try. Graduated at the Kansas City
dental college, March !. l>J5. took his
first co1rse iu the school iu 80 and go
before coming 20 The territory Office
in rooms and 3, Victor block. l3 1w
We the undersigned citizens request
all who are interested 20 meet i'm the
office Of the librarian at the hour OF
..5O p m, on March j. l.JI, for the
purpose Of forming an association 20
prosecute under the law dog thieves.
both crimina.ly and civiIy Dog
stealing Is becoming So nOtori0u, that
valuable dogs cannot be protected
from these thieves without cv'ramc
measures. and 10 this end ur a-k all
who are interested to attend the
meeting j. G.. Jam,s0n. Edgar Jones.
Frank Olsmith, T. u. Luea, Ed IT,
Lyon, a, l. Bennett J. NJ Wyatt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19
Notice.

Guthrie, O. r., March i6, I,o..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-19

The following persons took part IN
the elocutionary contest al the opera
house Saturday night:
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-20

of plaid ,rather than check. In this, bright blue serpentine and various I-nky-reds are to the fore. Quite anAther class is the Charue, viz, furrowed cloth, worn to represent deep ridges of alternate black and color Astrakhan or boucle effects in black are also introduced on periwinkle and other blues more vivid than cornfiower, terra cotta browns, car dinal and vivid baize and emerald greens. There are other varieties of silk-faced crepons and many charmingly printed VelveteenS likely to be used for bodiceS or sleeves only; but the great trade of the coming season is likely to be for the more expensive cloths, such as are de- scrbed above.
 All purses will not, however, admit of them, and the furrowed effects have been copied at n quarter the price in good looking stuffs where black mingles with gray, brown or green. A double width crepon, with spots of contrasting tone, Is equally cheap. and there is large choice in diagonals in pure colorings and indistinct black checks, colored plaids and boucle cloths. Some of the new crepe vicunas have the pattern produced by lines of silk.
 That good old-fashioned, well-wearing stuff, rep, is once more the mode in plain colors and also in fancy designs formed by close set threads of silk, like the rip pie of the water. Blue and red and black anu req are IdNOf1te CCtTD1HdllOIlS.
 Astrakhan surfaces appear on many of the newest and more costly stuffs with multi-colored grounds, black, blue and heliotrope asserting themselves here, vieux rose or fraise there, and red, black and orange elsewhere. It augurs well for the boucle cloths reign that manufactur- CTS have thought fit to copy and repro duce them in similar stuffs costing about half price. Many of the new mohair stripes intervene, the favorite mixtures being gray and blue, pinky mauve or peach pink and black, blue, brown and green.
 Loosely made woolen canvas with ere pon effects is warm, light and effective. Checks of color, speckled, messy effects. and weird combinations of tint, all are to be found in them and tricotrin cloths of several kinds have a silky pipe on shot grounds, the stripes apparently gathered into the fabrics. Diamonds of color in outline on black are to the fore, especial ly in royal blue, which is to be a great deal worn
 Plain materials are by no means set aside. and there are as many twelve leading colors in faced cloth. Most of the new stuffs are supple, and there is plain colored cloth with crape like surface in most charming tones which is likely to have an immense sale. for the price is astonishingly low, though it is-good and | will wear well. It is called satin cash | mere