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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPANy.
STRs. GARLAND AND EvAN0Ek

Seattle ard Towrsend-Neah Bay eepA
Steamer Garland leaves Yesicr. dock -
Gays. Wednesdays and Fr1dayg at
Durr.nsss. Port Angeles. Pors Greece
Gettysburg. Pysht. CIsiian Bay and Neo
Bay. retur n-ng. arrives al SeattIA D
m. on opposite days. Steamer Evnne9
leaves Y~sler dock for Port Angeles
Victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays ana ~
day q; e.so p. M: arrives Seattle -
rate days 40 o. m.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT VA
INGTON ROUTE.
lETE Me RnRINHIlA. -

Carfyfng z. s. Mall,
On Port Orchard and Port Wasei4
route. leaves City dock. foot q
street. $50 a. m, calling IT South 49,
Burcsesi. Brick Yard. Bremersgn. 2. :
Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston. Trae1
navy station at p, m; arrives
AZ 4 .. m. e. y. Robinson. master.
Bogaydus q Co. agents TelephenA
81
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP g,

Dispatch steamers from sestt1o :. =
lows.
Far San Francisco. N.aa 60. -
second class. via Port Tounnon1 ~
Victoria a. T. m tpasseneen ~
csivr1 On board at d nj Mar ifI|
II. = ard q.
Fer Alaska--MAy : and II. Atsan
From San Francisco for vkc1erK -
PuEe; sound ports. at q IA. Ns1 & m!
Is. - and -
Tickets may b obtained At IL - >
the eomy.nx a ocsan dssk, snt1A
GOOcpALI.. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. San FRANCESCA
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NOTICE or SEERrET-S SALE.--rn tse
S1R~-2Sr CeS-s u re S<afe % Washing
tea. -or TIE Cor1sy q ksag The Ss>se-
corporation. plaintiff IS Ezxzr1 Fas-
Es<s 41G A-rse Fs-G1. els VIE. efs1 The
e'.y q Sezrsse. = municipal corpcratSan.
Ge9sa1zEsS No E&
Jn5er ans by vf--ze q an cr-s>- % ssss
ar1 <c~cRf execution issued o1t - ne
sf~ovs--ssrssz courr n the aeave-erzft-s-1
cacse ars3 . ne directed a-s. 4elfvere1.
scr1neS rssl property. sftuzsec IN N1rg
coG1sy. Washington. 1o-~ftS Lex ) n
nlosk - e .. T. Dsnry's PARK addition
q SorSh S~S1-s situated "a King county
Washington. sccCrs4rg 10 TIE ef1Sctz1 sSat
tAereof. recorded n Volume % Pats"
o. page y IN the saisTc<'s oflee Of kl-x
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen thai 81
Fr-ozy. the osh Cav % June. -. al ths
ne1r OF - o'ciocs a n Ct sal tsy- AZ
the front door Of The coarsa saas~- > Tie
VIII SCH The aeove-1escr4e@s uscssxrty AZ
rzSlte anctson,. 70 IRE aiShess AID best
h..ss.er. fer cash
A :. VAN DE VANTER. Sheriff.
Hastings s. Ssedrraa. Attorneys
NOTICE or sHERTFrs saLE-rr ire
suaericr court OF the STATE q WssaiEs-
ten Tor TIE county OF King TIE PG<es
Sound National eank. Of Seattle: sor-
porasson- pialrt.c. VS.. George NJ Van
pcrea and Amanda NJ Var Deren. his
wife: John r Foster. the Raak Of British
Columbia corporation. and James NJ
Mason. Defendants No ~.ST1
Under and oy virtue Of an order OF sale
ard sceclal execution. issued out 81 lSe
above named court in the above emitted
have duly levied upon the following de-
sc-lt~d real property. situated IN k.rS
county. Washington. to-~lt: The ur1s-
IN block sixSy-eight tsS. c. C Terry's
First addition 10 the city Of Seattle. Kirs
county. together with all ard singular
the senelents and hereaitamen,s there
unto belonging. or il any wise apperta,n-
Ing.
Notice il therefore hereby given TIA, en-
Friday; he Eth dav OF June; -: a, ne
front door Of the courthouse in the city
of Seattle. IN said King county, VIII
sell the above described property az pah-
lie auction 10 the highest and best bidder
for cash
A. T. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
Carr & Preston. Attorneys
NOTICE or sHERIrF~s sAf-E.-In the
superior court % the state OF Washt1g-
II II. A. Hastings. as receiver Of the
Security Savings bank. corporation.
g.aintifs. vs.. Lydia Ke,lesg and Timothy
Under and by virtue of an order OF sais
and special execution issued cut % the
aeose-named court In ghe aboye-entStse.i
have duly. levied upon the folow.ng de-
scrihed real property. situated IN King
county. Washington. to-vit: Lots No. oae
90. five 90 and six 90, in block No. TWEEN
ty-four te). al Sanders supplemental pat
OF an addition TO the city Of Seattle, ac-
coriing 70 plat thereof. recorded In Vol. I
of Piat$, page 20. Records OF King coun-
~. Washington
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen that
on Friday. the 18th day Of May. 1895, at
the hour OF &c O'Clock a. m % said esv.
a n .
city OF Seattle. in said King county,
VIII sell the aboye-descrioed property at
public auction. TO the highest and best
bidder for caxn.
Dated tbs 18th day Of April. isssA
A. T. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
Hastings & Stedman. Attorneys
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PORT Bi.AKELEY ROUTE
aARAH 81. RENTON.

Leaves Contra; Dock daily exespe
urtAy and Sunday. 10 O. m and - u
p. m: Saturday. 10 Q m, p
rs p. m. sunday. io.s9 q M - =
p. N
Leaves Blakeiey. except SATURDAY ..
Sunday. 9 q m. and t-;+S and ~ =:
Saturday, O. m ana iz.ss and - -
Sunday. . a. m ara p. m
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
sTyAMrP posAIIr

STEAMER ROsALrE.
Arlington dock leaves for Victoria ,,A
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday, =.
II 30 a. m. returning leaves Victoria Al
. d n. Steamer IDAHO leaves for PORT
Townsend ard way poin;s daily. sxcepc
Sunday. a. a. NJ: Sunday. direct. as
q. n. returning. direct. leaves PORT
2cw1Deod 81 ,. m Phone Fxkn n
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RING THE o. X. BOX for rnessengers,
Western Union and Great Northern iele-
grams. hacks. xurneys ard express
wagons: quick service Telephone Main
$50. 6l4 Second Branch Pacific Laun-
ary.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND HxAIxn
ROUTE
q Wiley Navigation Cos sseanm
MCLTNOMAH-
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Afr1vA
Olympia at. ss3o . N Tacoma At. e.an
Tacoma at. 10 20 . m Seattle AZ .-44 q
Seattle AZ -. 100 . mTAccma at. t4on
Tacoma at. 3:2o p N Olympia A.. e0tn
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily except SuEdAy.
Leave. AJ1fvo-
Seattle $500. % q m Tacoma 49,. H2en
Tacoma 10. 90 a N OLYMPIA -. l0Do
Olympia -. 200 mracSna ..... k41u
Tacoma 49,. SD y III Seattle ...... 12De
Fare between Seattle ara TeeonA
cents Landing AT Seattle City decS ~
Of Main street
LILLY, BOfARpUS & CO. AgeA1R
City dock Telephone. Mn i
Capt. l.. Wiley. Manager.
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FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round Tips daily except Sunday
an che soor and twenty-five minutea
THE STEAMER FLYER"
regular csay trips. Seatfis-Tacona
route. fOil0xs.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 4
TINE CARD
Single fare 5oc; round trim 7sc
Leave seattle-T;4s. lis a m. s45. siy
2. m
Leave TacoEnat 800 a. m: / an. D m
SUNDAYS
Leave seattfle-1 a IN. Il m: D. N.
Leave Tacoma-s-3D q. m: 2G IN o. m
Landing AT Northern Pacific wharf Ia
Ron xtrset. Seattle
Sundays. steamers Flyer and sta.s af
washington. fare snc
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l. 4 q. TRANSPORTATION ca
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHANPAtQ
Skaxlt River Route.
Leaves Ssat,ie-Tue<fay. May - ~
D. M. THURSDAY. May >. al 10 q -. ~
ur1ay. May ~. at II a. m. Leaves 49,
E EsissH M McanssI a Nay MAJ -
!. al p. m. calling at S,auw0o4 -,
Skagif City. Mount Vernon and Ayea
CTuiailp going south Sunday - n1fn
Tuesday
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CITY TREAsURER,s NoTIcE-city OF

Slff fHEasIHEhS NOIiCE~-Lity or
Notice is hereby given that tire assess
nent roll OF local improvement district No.
g. for the Improvement Of Diagonal street.
In the city OF Seattle from the south rne
Of Oak street 20 Lake View avenue. under
the provisions OF ordinance No ASS pro-
ylding for said Improvement by grading
the same and constructing sidewalks
thereon. and for an assessment to pay
therefor by the mode 81 payment by
bonds" has heretofore been duly certified
TO ne for collection. and the respective
sums therein charged and levied agzsn-,
each lot ard parcel Of land IN said distrsc,
must be paid in ten equal annual pay
msnts. with interest upon the whole sum
so charged and ievts1. or sgch inssalimsnfs
thereof remain unpaid az the rate %
ten uer cent. per anuuu. and said inter
ess must be paid annually. together with
the annual instalirneEts falling due in
each year. sad Suns began 20 bear In
te-est on the I'd cay " June iss and the
third instaiireEIt OF said assessments and
ths interest for the third year will be-
come due on -he "a day of June. fss-s
Unless paynzs-t be made OF said Install
nent OF principal and said interest on or
before said nd DAY OF June. 1906 the same
shall become delinquent. and shall bear
Interest az the rsr> OF ten Der cant. per
snnur1 until paid. and * NOT paid before
the sar1e shall have become dsIsnQuent.
q penalty % i've per cent shall he added
and the surns delinquent shall be entered
on animal tax roll for the cur-en. wear
against each lot ard Parcel OF land 20 d.
nnaaent and VITA the intsres; collected
as other taxes. separate account being
kept thereof and II no. PAID within tina
riTr> fixed FOR she payment OF csty taxes.
saAn he collected as such taxes are collect
e.. together with sach additional charges
or penalties as are authorized 10 be charx-
ed and collected on other d4sinaueaf taxes
and each lot or parcel 50 d.
nnqu-rs sh&H De soid for the
amount OF sGch assessment with
Interest ard costs az Tie tine and In .he
manner and by TIRE same authority as lands
and lots are sold for city saxes
GEORGE r. MEACHaM.
city Treasurer % tie Cky Of Seattle
Date Q. frs publication, May =. Iss
INPoUNDED STOCK SoTIcEThe fol-
loving described horse was placed IN
the city pors5 on May u, ls-. and will
be sold a. pubic auction TO the kgnssf
bidder for cash y hand TO pas costs OF
.npcscdiar and ADVERTISING TUESDAY.
June l, is. y. 10 O'Clock a H. a; ne
front door % police headouartsrs cor
nsr CO Th.ro avenue AID Tester way.
One white horse. branded on right hip
The owner OF the above described horse
being 70 me 1rkrown-
C g. REED.
Acting Chief OF Police.
Dale q erst paDsscaiion. Nay u. ~
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STEAMER CLAN M'DoyAl4
Monday. "Wednesday and FRIDAY q -
for Edmonds. Everett and Gne4N
river points Going through 70 1oeo0
Tuesday ard Saturday.
City dock steamers for all points e -
Sound. Open all night. Teiepdcne. -
ST. 5. G. YERkES. NanooG
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A reward Of so wiil b pa1 Tor fnScr-
nation ,eadsDx 10 tina arrest And eonytc-
tion o. any orc etsasinx cops~s OF the
paef-lntsfligsac~r delivered 70 subsrrsbcrs
thrcgxhGgs the city
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Z. ;. MAIL

STEAMER DELTA -
Leaves GaIbraIih dock. foe; OF Wa
ton street, Tuesdays Thursdays ana
ur1ays a. o'clock a. M. for kfA
Port Gambie. S@a5eck. Brinnon.
D~satfo. LiIliwaup Falls. Boodspou
Union City. Rsiurns altsSuste dzya
ID. TROITMAS. No.
Tsjephons. Rcd Ii.
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NoTIcE TO CONTRACTORS. : Fifta

NOIICE TO CONTRACTORS. - Fifth
avenue north sewer improvement.
Notice Is hereby gwen that sealed pro-
posAis will be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board OF pubic works
n ns sy % ss ap 70 sa- ,ss p m
ment Of Fifth avenue north formerly
WILLOW street,. from Republican street 10
Aloha street formerly High street. by
constructing q pipe sewer along said
street between sad points. together with
al necessary openings. wyes. manhoies.
iampacles. venti,ators, flushing tanks and
catch basins. as provided by ordinance No.
4.lS6. creating local improvement district
No. 10. in accordance with the plans and
Specifications row on nie n the Office OF
The board OF public works
Each bid must be accompanied By a GER
titled check. payable TO the order Of the
city comptroller. for sum not less than
i've 90 per cent Of the bid. and no bid
VIII be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will be required to
enter into contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amounts required by
the city charter ana the state laws within
ten days after being notified Of the award
Of the CONTRACT TO him; failing 20 do so.
therein will be forfeited TO TIE city. No
person is eligible as a bidder who has
within two years prior 10 the letting Of
said contract made default IN payment OF
any Just claim for any work or labor
performed. or for any skill or material
furnished pursuant TO any such contract
as herei1 advertised. or VINO. WITHIN sal!
two years. failed to complete any such
contract
Said lids shall be made under and bv
virtue Of ordnance No. 2sf7. and as
amended by ordinance No. atsa ard the
state law relative 30 improvements upo1
the ''.nstallment bond pan" ani the bidder
shall state whether he will accept in paw
mert of said Improvement the bonds OF
Local Improvement District No 10" or
wait until the bonds - be issued for said
Improvement shah have been issued and
negotiated as provided by sad ordnance
No. ass ant as amended by said ordl-
nance No. $40.
Especial attention Is called 70 article
XIII. Of the city charter as now In force,
relating to hours OF fabor"
The board OF pubic works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
Proposals must BE- indorsed on the en-
velcpe bid for Fifth Avenue North
Sewer Improvement"
By order Of the board OF public works
FRANK OT.ESOS Secretary
Date Of FIRST publication. Nav ~ fsss
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO

Time Card In Eject JuEs \ -
Seattle. Everett ard whafc0m 49,
State % Washington leaves S<afue s
except Saturday, at 10 p. m.
Seattle ard la Conner route--FnH nsysS
leaves Seattle dLaIy. except Sunday
d IN
Telephone. Main ~ Ysslsr oo1s
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ElFxhh, MaFrzhxst- <Sn]-
IN cr1ex 20 secure rr~r<~f f1se-ff1r -
rot9ces uz1er these h~a3snxss sEe sane
e4c1sn b. Ieft At fh< kfzrgnes~ cf1cs- q
tia paper. No charge il fssee for sseh
nofscss
fuuera. rcfs-~s yesciu..s-s ~ osbsr s7e-
cal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VII - essrxsa ~ ne
rae OF II cerses Ser Nss eafh trfserfs1n-
TD9T -fNTEII<fssKrS 10.
MEEEAY-Ta@ fzrerai 81 BeTnarf ".
Murray. ~ro sza Killed n TIE fssfsstA
disaster zfgf ~ n1Aa AZ e. Mars
cfsYeA. fass city ar osetscs tssss 2ffrr-
noon fn1srnenf Ii fass5y 10. 4~axe
fbsx -ezfssry.
ras~AfsErs--Ths sEnsrai - Ma E1eon-
era pzszazser ssst he hsi1 Tomorrow sEf-
ffnooss ri ? n-etoek az me feke1fzc< 9,
her daxxn-eT x-x gosfD1 fsrcii 10 lii
sernrc sveFssse E14sfl&. Wssn-
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS Rank.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash

clusyely.
Deposits received from 81 to $1,000
Interest allowed per anrur. SIX PEP
cent on term deposits. per cent. on or
binary deposits
DIVIDENDS declared last days of May ara
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coliRiersls only.
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ALASKA.

Pacific Coast Steamship couuonvS
STEAMER AI-KI.
All newly refitted. new upper deck go
and rew and co-arsodioas sexoad- -
passenger ecomnsodAfsons viii so1 ~
Seattle May =. at A. m. calling e
VICTORIA.
MARY ISLAND. KErCHIKAN
HUNTERS BAY. WRANGEL
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ApvEnrlsEny notice.

Advertisers des.riax Display advertise
u<nts changed for the Sunday lssse must
hand IN copy b. ! o'clock Saturday to Jn-
sure change.
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BANK OF BRITISH coLrruR.A

BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid-u2 capital. D.oopeso: reserve. $780,
600. Head Office. 80 Lombard street. Lon
don Branches. Portland. San Francisco.
Seattle, Victoria, Tacoma. New wextna,r-
s,er. Nanaimo. kamlcops. Nelson. VAN
couyer, E. c. A general banking ard ex-
change business transacted. Loans made
Bills discounted Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received on current sc-
count subject 10 check
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
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STEAMER GEORGE z. STARR 5.
Leaves Tacoma. II noon: seattle.
wharf. y. m. Mondays ard Tnurs1e
for Port Townsend. Anacortss. FairhesS
New Whatcam. Blalns and Fridsy l.
Dor, ard Vancouver. arriving tarcs
D. m following day
Fare to Blaine. 3: fare TO vaneeySS
q For further Information Apply y
er wharf.
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j. +. TROWBRYU8x
Puget Sound Superfutes1Gn
Seattle office. Ocean dock. fact -
street. Telephone. Main 81
Goodsli. Perkins & Co. general -
San Francisco
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
wHATCoM. EVERETT AND SEAIIbS
ROUTE
Time card In Ensc, June I. -

Seattle. Everett; and wsatcom foux
State OF washington leaves seattle ~
e1cep. Saturday. At ~ .. m
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND LA COMM
ROUTE.
Fsirhaven leaves Seattle daily, 49,
Sunday. at e. m.
Telephone. Main in fesief e.
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GRAIN AND STOCK BROKERS.

TO SPECTATORS AND INVESTORS
The Seattle Grain and Stock Exchange,
NJ F. Perry, secretary. . and - SuIll-
van block, offers an opportunity for in
vesements In grain. provisions and
stocks on Eastern exchanges. also Trail
Creek mining stocks. You are invited
TO call and watch the market changes.
or send for market reports: freQuen.
quotations by wire
N. B. DOI.SON. 100 Cherry street. grain
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-21
WRAPS THAT ARE GAY ON
BOTH SIDES.

Wraps for carriage, opera and dow
ager wear were never more sumptu-
Gus than this season, and all show
amplitude of fold and luXuriance of
material Fur is generously used and
Miss Land You is very likely to won
der how she can ever have the heart
to leave such lovely things in the
cloak room when she goes to ball.
Indeed, it is quite the right thing this
winter to say your good night to the
hostess after you have put yourself
into your wrap. That is some COM
penSatiOn. 1t is also true that many
of these handsome garments are made
reversible. 1t is a comfort, isn't it, to
realize that we are not the only folk
who turn things? Even such a
rich cape as that the artist puts there
was made after this manner, though
its outside was composed Of alternate
rows of chinchilla and yellow lace.
Rose pink moire lined the garment,
including the fur edged high collar.
Many a rich opera cloak looks more
like a royal coronation robe than a
mere covering. The richest brocades
are used in the construction OF such.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-21
WHERE NOVELTIES ARE GRAFr.

Now that it is not easy to plan n
novel sleeve, and it really is much har-
der than it was when puffs were enor-
nous, the location Of gowns unusu-
al feature is on its body part, because,
though skirts may be trimmed, they
are not often ornamented very showi-
ly. Then in giving to the bodice some
assertive bit of newness there is no
more effective medium than a bolero,
but this may be an effect, produced by
an outlining of folds or braid, or it
may be an elaborate jacket, as ornate
as tasteful management can make it.
There was a time when the bolero
meant pretty much one thing, but now
1t can be most anything, and the
quaint form of it in this picture is
not at all exagegrative according to
present standards. 1t buttoned at
the left shoulder and each side was
pointed at the waist. Below it were
the points of lace vest. Lace epau-
lettes completed the sleeves and lace
faced the high collar. Black silk
braid faced the bolero's edges, its ma
terial, and the skirts, being bottle
green cloth.
Box coats, as much like a turfman's
as possible, are the resort of the con-
firmed tailormade girl, but, to tell the
truth, she almost freezes to death in
the winter. She does not like to put
herself into a fur lined coat, any more
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-21

sleeves are seen on very few garments
though the ''melon" atrocity of last
season has entirely disappeared from
new jackets. The usual sleeve is n
much modified leg-o-mutton, while
the long bishop" is usually put on
the empire coat. Nobby little hussar
jackets fit the figure perfectly, are
finished with high close collars flared
at the top, and are richly braided.
The skirts are short, ripple closely
and show bright contrasting lining.
These jackets are deliberately frogged
and braided and suit handsomely
rounded figures to perfection. They
come in green, blue and bright red,
and in some cases are matched to the
skirt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-21

ly adornment is, however, on a hat or
tipping the ends of a feather boa
On hats il takes much the same
shape as the plumes of this pictured
hat, but these were paradise feath-
ers, the fringe coming at the end OF
the boa, which was part of a Russian
sable collarette, the muff being to
match. The dress thus richly adorned
vase ut princess from sage green
broadcloth. Over the tight bodice
came a bolero of white satin braided
with black silk, jet fringes trimming
its edges. Fluted epaulettes save the
tight sleeves from baroness and were
trimmed with fur at the wrists.
For wear with fur or cloth outer
garments there is no end Of neckwear
i'm pretty fur affairs. The most abun-
dant sort is an elaborated "beastie"
and consists of a round collar, wide
at the back and narrowing to the fas-
tening in front, where a collection Of
tails is placed. All furs in use are
fashioned into these aairs, and though
they cannot make a lightweight jack
ct seem warm. still they give look
of coziness and afford some protec-
ton. Magnificent boas are offered
which are also an exaggeration of the
beastie idea, for though from n yard
to two yards in length and very large
around. one end is usually finished
with a large head and the other with
bunch of tails. These come in a
new Russian fur. black and brown,
and are very swagger. Many muffs
have great grandmother frills at the
openings and are big. COW and quaint
and made of most everything.
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freely, as it did, too, the tiny coat be
side it in the illustration. The little
garment was made of reddish brown
cloth and its collar was braided with
black. Topped by black velvet tam
o'shanter edged with fur and trim
med with two quilts, the costume
should make such a tot the belle OF
all of her years. Similar tams are
now in high favor for children. and
very stunning affairs in seal and 9th
err furS are shown, the brim of the tan
being either velvet or twist of tails,
while an unified bunch Of tails push
es the soft crown into becoming shape.
Other tams have Gowns of brightly
plaided silk or velvet, the roll that
serves for brim being of velvet to
match one of the colors in the plaid.
A tuft of ribbons or bunch of stiff
cocks feathers gives a jaunty hnlsh
ut the side or in front.
In selecting furs have Il shape eye
out for patching; see that the nap
runs the same way throughout. or
course. small skins must be patched,
but the patching should not alter the
run of the fur, and should only show
when the fur is blown sharply and so
separates. The dealer that sees n wo-
man making an intelligent selection
and a fair investigation of an eXpen-
sive garment will be sur" to give her
respectful service, and 'iEclv 20 help
her with honest service. '''r aver
age woman concerns herself merely
with the cut of the fur and whether
it sets well and is becoming. For
the rest she asks the salesman vague
": "Are you sure it will wear?' and
if he knows his business, of course he
is sure.