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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Against the Opening OF the Cascade
Uupue Forest Reserve.

washington. March THE exec
utiye committee of the American For
estry association haH Just forwarded q
letter Ia the secretary Of the Interior
protesting against the contemplated
opening OF tile Cascade range forest re-
serve in oregon. The reserve contains
4. 492, 800 noreH, and " situated on the
crest OF tho high Sierra.
The letter states that there are no
agricultural lands In the reservation
AMI that the lumber Interests nre NOT
In need OF It's timber supplies; that the
mlnera are not affected and that the
only interest prompting the movement
are the shepherds, whose locks not
only destroy existing forest Ernwth nut
prevent any now growth.
The need Of the Legislation IL urged
10 empower the secretary OF the Int,
flor 20 provide protective service ana
to make rules and regulations under
which mining. numbering, grazing or
amy other occupancy and use OF tho
reservation might take place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
Darlington & Montgomery
Wholesale Dealers In
Fruits AMI Western Pu3E,
oAIAIIgsION MNNCUANTl

COMMISSION MERcHANTs.
FRUITS-I'lorida oranges. Californli.
Seeding oranges, California navel
oranges, Port Limon bananas, Mossina
lemons, oocounnIs. Malaga grapes.
cranberrles
VEGETA BLIiS.-New York Red Rosn
seed potatoes. Eastern ilosc seed potn-
toes, Western RoHa seed potatoes. Bur
bank md Peerless seed potatoes, Tree
ley nnting potatoes, sweet potatoes for
seed or eating purposes, Rutnbnga
turnips, new white turnips. new beets.
onuliilower. fancy yellow onions.
sUNDRlES full line OF dried
fruits, rniHinn. dates, hrs. etc, nuts or
every description chewing gum. can,
sundrics write for prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Dear Editor: Please inform your
readers that n written TO conndcntially
/ will mail In sealed letter The plan
pursued by which was permanently
restored TO health and manly viRor,
after years OF suffering from. nervous
weakness. night losses ana weak,
shrunken parts,
have no scheme to extort money
from anyone whomsoevcr. ] was ROY,
bed and swindled by the punGhs unu H.,
i nearly lost faith In mankind, but
thank heaven ! am now well, vigof-
ous and strong. and anxious. TO make
this certain means Of cure known 10
Having nothing to sell OF, send 9, o.
ID. want no money. Addrr.s James
A. Harris. Box 2iH Delray, Mien'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
ARE YOU BALDq

IL your hair continually fillad With
DANDIlrFlt--fiith animal matter
sloughings OF a diseased scalp, which
soiis your clothing and Eivsa you q
,llovoniy appearance at nli tlincsg Does
YOUR head itch? Is your hair growing
thinner year by year, is u premature
IL rrayf n any or all OF ihcYe symp-
tong osscribes your case you have
parasitic diseases OF the scalp which
You are neglectiug at great sacrifice.
DANDERINE Is guaranteed 10 cure
you quickly and permanently. Salts
faction given or money refunded. For
sale by drusgists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Deiane, Of Brown Bros q Co. Rowland
Davis. OF Blake Bros. q Co; william
A, Reed, OF Vermilye a Col Edward
X. Bacon, August Belmont ana Henry
Budge. OF Iinlignrtcn & Co, all OF Rev
York: y. G. Dcmlng, vlce-president OF
the Mercantile Trust company, Is sccre-
tary. II ~ said in the preliminary an.
nounccmont that the committee WIZ
proceed to ascertain the exact position
OF the property and TO formulate
plan OF rcorEanizatlon for submission
10 the holders OF the securities OF me
company. II 81 announced further mat
the cooperation OF the nrms N Lo,.
don who are acting together for the
protection of the English holders OF Sc
curities Issued by them is anticipated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

uebeI. Have Possession Of the FORT
at Corinto.

Now York, March ia dispatch 10
mo Herald from Pannmn saysi The
authorities here have received adviccs
from Nicaragua TINT battle is immi-
nent at Leon. The government Is pre-
uarinE for an attack with the com
bined Hondurean ana Nicaragua forces.
II IL possible that Salvador may lend
Tia ma 70 President Zclaya In accord
nnce with n compact signed recently
between the residents OF the three re-
publics at Amalcapa,
According TO recent indications the
revolution will be q long ana biopuy
one. A cnble messnge from the pro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

POCKET MAGAZINE-As usual tho
Pocket Magazine for March has q
number OF interesting articles from me
best known and most popular writer's
Of the day. II contains The Twinkling
of an Eye by Brander Matthews; Tho
Men that fought at Minden by Hud-
yard Kipllng; Thirteen at Table. by
Mrs. Burton Harrison. New Years
Half a Century Ago, by Richard Henry
Savage; Mary Mulqucen. by Robert
w. Chambers besides the regular 40
partments and reVlews' Frederick a.
Stokes Company, New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

ALDEN's LIVING TOPICS MAGA-
ZINE AND CYCLOPED1A.-rh are
really unique publications. which Will
hc highly appreciated by all intelligent
readers who wish 10 keep track of the
worlds progress In all important lines
of activity and knowledge They deal
with such items 0s one would naturally
look for In a frst-class encyclopedia
were 1t up-to-date-whlch no cyclic
pedin, Is, or possibly ean be, because OF
its magnitude and cost, The average
reader probably inquiries more about
things touching the past three years
than concerning the preceding three
centuries. Topics are treated In
Alphabetical order, and as often III
the alphabet is covered q new series
will begin and the same course be re-
sumed. Each bound volume. contains
AN .Dncn "a important
matters preceding up close to the date
OF publication, Volume one, Just Is
sued. covers from Abbas to Boyesen,
f. In excellent, handy form. and sells
at the low price of 20 cents. Any one
may have specimen pages free by np-
plying to the publisher John u. Al
den. 10 and u Vandewater street, New
York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

ylsionnl government OF the revolution.
lists In Nicaragua has been received
here stating that the rebels nave
possession of the port OF Coflnto mo
NM IL would be opened to all steamers.
They have declared San Juan del sur
closed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
aoLpl noLpI aoLpl

,,or the millions at Cripple Greek.
write d, b. Reeier. Fort worth. for
,,aiuabIe information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
|jP d'GIL OF
| Ii BEAU MONDE.
|. vopnANE, REDAcTuEn.
A PLEA.

vou nre unworthy, dear.
IN have sinned beyond repair,
| IA me leave you lonely here,
pour despair 4.
!, YOU are a woman, then
I'm me think your sin the worse?
he great White Throne shall
linen
share the cures;
dear heart: you told me true.
| more than | have asked to know,
IN IN tell my story. too,
be go.
haze slnned. yet not in vain.
4 sln has given you to me;
< our love will wash the stain
make us free.
NO right. | would not dare,
,sk another for my wife,
NE good. the pure and fair,
Aare my life;
would rather live with you,
e,te the story once begun, .
That was false might still end
Zuus.
IA life is done;
might still repair the wrong,
Ike a meaning life at last.
ne be noble, once be strong.
cheat the past.
v,,theart, looking in your eyes.
4 higher thoughts that Danish
tame,
.sIe with a sweet surprise
rad my name;
s,spIpg you within my arm,
IA thrill of hope divine.
may guard your steps from
him,
Joa are mine! ,
kigBERT MULLER HOPKINS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Mendelsshon's Wedding March and
fichberg's Day Dreams of Love-" us
rendered by Mrs. r. NJ. Brantley ut
the Hcarne-Vaughn wedding Thursday.
was a rare musical treat seldom en-
loved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY,
1al,c laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fal,s to cure. gac
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

u zinc. the announcement In the
N eolumns, lie Beau Monde mas
he qui vive for the high noon
~ n Mr. William Darlington
pard Miss katherine Shifiey
II which was consummateh
Esgr the First Baptist church.
L, pcial standing OF the con-
sarties made It of necessary
til en- grande tenue. and the
VII be one long 10 be remeln-
Is few such brilliant events
h he sn.lal ls'crv ~ any city.
church itself little can be said
lscorations, except they We're
~ iait for n morning wedding.
Dying the same good taste that
NJ the tout ensemble OF the ar
frpny at the hour named the or
Under Mrs. Bradley's eNqulslt"
announced the bridal party, WHO
| lfeee1ed down the alsles by the
r. Mr. Robert littleJohn, MT
Y Hunter, Mr.. Tiller ana MI;
en- regle, following slowly parl
cane Miss Annie Burnett ana
Pom Tibbs of Waco, Miss Waldine
snan OF Austin and Mr.. Horace
fsu Miss Ella Montgomery ana
Perry Ellis, Miss Ethel Scruggs OF
= and DR.. Irion. Miss Alma Tur-
,nd Mr. Jim Reilly. Miss Grace
pug and Mr., Win Rounds. Then
|aih de honneur. then the finale
far de rose TO the pretty picture
was finished by the sweet bride
~ leaning on the arm OF her
p, Mr. John 7. Montgomery,
| ne was Joined by the groom ana
~ man, Mr.. Winnie Fontain OF
"a the organ ceased its pealing,
ar. Wells, with his usual bonnie
4 Performed the ceremony IN
iul words. that might have been
llliul echo, or mirrored reflection
Z, beautiful surrounding, which
mayer.
elide's gown was OF white satln'
10 chiffon, and trimmed In lace
immense bouquet of bride
bridesmaids and maid de hon
sofe white organdie gowns win
[ leghorn hats, and carried bou-
70 match the flowers on theli
winch tied under their dimplns
fihbon.
ing to the Hotel Worth after the
.ny a wedding dejeuner consisting
fllllon In cups, broiled red snapper
~ hotel, Indian potatoes. sweet
lattles Toulouse, fried young
MARYLAND, Drowned potatoes
t'erry shortcake. Parlslene. Ice
l rrake, cheese, toasted crackers
uee' and served In six courses
Isers Tor forty. Many handsome
saht reinemhranceJ came from
,, an over the state, together VIII
ssas kilograms OF Concentration
~ o'clock the entire bridal party
ansun via Dallas. where OF
n,ght reception win he ten
len by Mrs. Annie d. Hearne
1 oms mother.
snle, q petite, a vivacious brit
r,r. no shows her birth. breed'ni
,suNa'lon to her very finger tins
relgning belle In our sooia
~, 'Sr several seasons. and Is be
w w eourted by a circle OF fr'a'H
her hon VOYAGE on life
70 auspiclouslv begun.
!. Inn .m Is wealthy and brllllan
I'M syer OF Austin. whore he I
WI avorably known. The -0un'
|ron make their future home Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Choice Choctaw and McAlester coal
in carload lots for falo by william
Noble. salcs agent. South McAlester.
4 n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
Mill For Sale.

A good bargain for some one want
Ing 10 go into the mill business. This
plant Nv located at Claude, Tex.
county seat of Armstrong county, on
the line OF the Fort Worth and Dem
yer city railway, In tho center Of the
wheat growing belt OF North Texas.
The building In u frame mortce and
tenant In construction. three stories
and basement making fonr-Btory
building. The elevator capacity FOR
storage OF grain is 10000 bushels. The
mill floor " OF oak aNj in, tongue and
groove, multlng this iirst-class inill
building In all particulars. The engine
ia an automatic Buckeye In make OF
nfty horse power, with sixty horse
power boilers, The entire pinnt "
new, only having been operated about
eight months by experienced men.
Thls 10 n nrst-class roller patent flour
mill with all tho latest improvements
Ia date Of capacity or 100 barrels
fiour per day, also sevcnty-ilve barrel
corn mill. with all the latest Improved
holtiup apparatus. chop mlil tnht
will chop 600 bushels feed per Jay,
ihua mailing three mllls under one
roof run by the same power, a fret
class market for all the mil VIII pro-
duce. The water supply ~ from a
bored well that furnishes never
failing supply OF good pure water.
Tho plant N located ON q lot OF about
four ncreH OF ground. This property
must be sold at once. For further par
tlcular5 call on or address
ANY one buying this min ana
wlshing To move II elsewhere. same can
be done at very little expense,
W. II. sANNEV,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
4 Corner Third and nuFk street. Opera
House building. Fort worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

LITrELL's LIVING hGE,-Llttell's
Living Age has a special charm OF its
own. Questions OF gravest present mo-
mcnt from the pens OF the ohlest
known writer's. recent discoveries In
the realms OF science, art and cNplura-
ton; fiction, poetry biographical
sketches and contributions from the
field OF general literature, M Its pages.
The February numbers we'll attest tho
versatility and value of this maro2lnr.
Taking. almost at random an article
or two from each weekly issue we ind
"rivc Weeks with the uChon lnsur-
gents" by Hon. IL. Howard; The
Venezuela and British Guiana Bound
aty.' by Hugh Robert MN; THE Nd
vantage Of Fiction" by NJ. g, Tutueti
1.-THE Sultan and his Priests by Rlch-
ard Daycy; THE Ruiz OF the Lay
woman" by Mrs. stephen liatHou;
"Some evrntecnth-Ceniury MNtrons
and their Housekeeping" by Margaret
NJ Ncrney: american Dislike OF Eng
/ land from the Spectator, The Reign
Of the Queen" from the Edinburgh
| Review: THE Wild WA Head
hunting Race" 'hy ]. George Scott, g.
( /. f.. 1.-THE Seizure of n Turkish Flag-
| ship by Dcmctrios Bkolas; THE New
/ Photographs Discovery by Silvhnus
I J.. Thompspn How to Read" by Ar
I mold Hnultain, and "Gormany Under
l the Empire" by \. Eubule Evans, But
/ these only make II dozen Or 40 OF the
] f0rty-four papers. i4cludiug fiction,
] which appear In this one months IL
sue, and the March numbers promise
! TO be no less interesting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
NATURES HEALING POWERS.


until
tested the wonderful electrical and magnetic currents az applied by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

h =, always pleased to hear OF the
In ~ our nelghborlng communi-
N rceming to the front in good
|ae,s"e learn that a very unique
|rst affair came off in the way
Nh MIL i at the Stonewall jackson
n ,sss'on, recently built ut Avon
k,d ny Fort Worth and Denver
lssnca a settlement OF sterling
B sdna.., me people being all mani
4 linz as their management OF
rarr, ee,ntertainment would show,
n thash' the wife OF the station
|snn was the leader and Mira
M saInrior TASTE in decorating
81 rsnp,aglng the performances, In
thiy an,ch she herself took part.
h Vie S,,efyes great credit for the
Hunltx She Is a charm that any
might be proud OF. A young
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Mrs. Claude Duval Lancaster OF Mar
shall, Is visiting Mrs. j. G., Barry OF
ITO Taylor street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

THE WRONG MANA new. novel
by Dorothea Gerard. very cievcrly
written love story, mas Just pech pun.
llshed by u. Appleton & Co. New
York. Price 50c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

THE SPIDER OF TRUXILI.o-Rlch-
ard Henry Savaec's new book. "The
Spider OF Truxllio' IS soon TO be Issued
by r, Tennyson Nicely, ia Fifth ave-
nue., New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Miss Beuna Allyn of Corslcana Is
visiting Mrs. Howard Tully and Mrs.
Aldrdge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Mrs. W. A. Adams entertained hel
Whist club at the Worth Thursday at
ternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

49,. a., -. a.. AT. ......., -,
stone mas place IN 'nis huno.r. ana
neals prineipaiy Win Inc opinion OF
Natural Immortality. The Hon. Geo.
N southwiek srapnieally describes me
CONDITION OF our Dcieneeiess Coasts,
ana Prof ". ;. smaller, IN q scholarly
production, treats OF The Natural HIS
tory OF warfare. Naluah'e ana au-
thorltauVe view OF Jailnioa az a fleid
Tor INVESTMENT by rus ENceilencyi
Sir Henry a. Blakc oil Jamaica, WI
repay persual. pther artleles ABLY DIS
cussed nre Heeeni fn9l9sinphc m
Nention, by Ellershr Nailace, ~. "
Woman's Wages, by hats Stephens'
~ Guerilla Eden, by fenN Oswald,
ana Chemists as be"ue'S' U! refer
Townsend Austen.
ANNALS OF THE ANtEHlSAN
ACADEMY OF POLITICAL SClENCE
The publications OF me American
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

THE CAPTAINS ROMANCE. Ant
other production OF ople Read Is to
soon make Its appearance under the
title OF The Captains Romance. ".
Tennyson Nicely, ia Firth avenue, New
York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

YOU nre unworthy, dear,
ron have sinned beyond repair,
XII ME leave you lonely here,
hour despair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

A MORMON wIFE-A novel OF In
tense Interest written against poly
gamy ana for the purpose OF increasing
the sentiment against Mormontsm en-
titled. "a Mormon Wife is from the
uen OF Grace Wilbur Trout. Published
~ r, A Weeks X Co, Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

The Ladies' Guild OF s.. A ,s,a rro ,
cbnreh hold market Mt sn' every
cery store on Houston sarsekeepers
saturday and oner a va In cakes.
rnrny r us'dp' brown bread. baked beans.
p ia,,s salad salads, and a great many o'he'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

We must again urge our, friends 10
,ot ali date for the society department,
S6 er ete., in ON Friday since
H., H. sunday issue is slxteen-paSe
Ime sonne Of the forms must be made
IN IN and electrotyped on Friday ana ana;
cbnseuuently items sent III later, WIN
from necessity be placed eisewhere'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Mrs. Waiter I.eake Kean entertains
the symphony club Friday.
Miss Faun Evans is the guest of Mrs
Colliuasworth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-03

From the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
An Independent telephone and telegraph
company operating in San Francisco, be-
Iievng that outside of the regular residence
subscribers already connected with the sys-
tenn there are several thousand more
householders who need telephones, and do
not know 1t, have decided, for advertising
and educational purposes" to issue loo
kitchen" telephone sets at the rate OF fifty
cents per month for the installation of the
kitchen telephone and unlimited switching
from the house to office. or from house 10
physician. or to any other one subscriber in
the San Francisco exchange. For the ad-
ditonal sum of five cents for each call, the
subscriber can be connected to any other
subscriber: or. by the payment Of Sl.15 per
month, to give unlimited switching with
all the 1000 subscribers of the company.
I his telephone the company requires to be
placed in the kitchen only, where il can be
readily used TO the butcher. grocer. coal
dealer, physician or druggist. etc. These
telephones, however, are for outward ser
vice only. to which Limitation Is due the ia ct
that they can be profitably rented so
cheaply, no arrangement being made at the
central station for being called up. 1t is
claimed that those who have awaited them
selves of this service find 1t as necessary
to their household as gas or water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-03

the burners bright and shining. Once a
week. at least, the burners should be boiled
IN soapy sal soda water and carefully
dried and the wick readjusted. The tiniest
bend In the lips of the burner will make
crooked flame, so handle the shears care
fully when trimming. Always test the
wick after trimming. and then you will
have an even light. or know the reason
why. Lamps burned each night should be
filled each day. Once week empty all the
oil into an old can. to be used for rubbing
furniture and fire kindlerS, and your lamps
will never smell stale.
The wise woman keeps alongside her
knife box a milestone, and learns how to
use 1t. Dull knives in the kitchen are an
awful nuisance. and entirely unnecessary.
Remember this: Cheap pins. cheap
thread. cheap needles and cheap scissors or
shears are dear bargains to the housewife
If she has good tools she can do neat, last
ing work, but if she has cheap tools her
work will be cheap In proportion. There is
often economy in purchasing the costlie1
| things.
The woman who wants good coffee cleans
out and dries her coffee pot after each
! using. If the pernicous habit Of boiling
| over the grounds is followed. pour the
] liquid into glass jar and cover, and throw
| away the grounds To make the next COT
| fee wet up the powdered berry with the
cold liquid. and white of egg. fiji the POI
| with the necessary amount of cold water
and set on the stove to come TO the boiling
| point, then set back. This is not the sci
entific way to get the amber fluid Of the
gods, but it Is a long way ahead of thu
ordinary boiled business served up witt
! the residue of a weeks grounds" tina
| really have no more coffee flavor after thu
! first drawing than so much saw dust, anG
| are quite a. unhealthy.
There is a way to use coal oil in stsrtin.
a fire and not add to the angel census
| either. Put the kindlings. cobs and pape
| on top the bucket of coal and pour thu
| coal oil over them, then proceed to maxi
| the fire as usual. putting only a little Goa
| on at first. Two or three tablespoonful
| are quite sufficient. Never use coal OF
| when there Is fire in The stove; an explo
| sion Is sure to follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-03

ed white silk muslin vest. and f&Sten under
four rosettes on the left side
The Audubon Society is no arofter OF
fashions; the birds have cause to pipe their
most plaintive notes when they look down
on the bedeo kments of the autumn hats
One sees increasing numbers of hats trim
med with birds whose outstretched wings
bear out the impression that they had but
alighted for the moment, preeaing their
wings for a steadier flight.
Ribbon Instead of Feathers.
Yet there is a sturdy minority of the sea-
sons millinery. which makes use for all
adornment of simple folds Of ribbon: and
the ostrich plume which the original own
er gives up painfully indeed, but not losin g
his life Herewith, is still the handsomest
of all possible foils to a pretty face. 1t
need not be said that the sharp contrast Of
black and white is often employed in hats
this autumn, and that the black is apt 20
be furnished by a proud plume from the
silly bird of South Africa.
Much use Is made this fall of corduroy
and OF various ribbed and corded materials,
which carry strong vertical lines.
A very pretty style Of fall waistcoat or
jacket is called the Robespierre, though
should think prettier name might be
found. 1t Is in effect a very short square
trent like a jacket, but behind the basque
tails fall to the level of the hips.
A pretty, seasonable fancy Is to trim felt
hats with white lace or with chiffon, OF
Russian tulle. over which as a final touch a
black netting is laid.
1t Is trif1e early yet, maybe. to talk OF
furs but there is mourning which refusetf
to be comforted ever the continued high
price of sealskin. The appreciation oil
gold isn't a circumstance 10 the fall OF
| spirit woman feels on contemplating the
price list of furs.
There is considerable demand for stripes
in the soft and dressy materials. SILK viii
narrow satin stripes, and silk woven il
narrow lines of quite strongly contrasting
coiors, are equally favored.
Pretty belts, but cheap and easily imi
tated are made of oxidiZed silver links al
ternating with bits of blue enamel
There are to be pretty dark brown cape:
edged with sable and trimmed with colder
/ tinsel and brown cord. ELLEN OSBORN