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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09
Notice of Sale of Bonds.
OFFICE or THE CLERK,
OF THE VILLAGE OF
HILLsBoRo, ONO.
Inv q 1904

OFFICE or THE CLERK,
OF THE VILLAGE OF
HMLsBoRo, ONO,
July 8, 1895.
Sealed proposals will be received ct this Of
fee until Tuesday, the 1lth day Of August, 1895,
at IL O'Clock M, for the purchase Of eleven
bonds Of the Village of Hillsboro, Ohio, Of the
denomination Of five hundred dollars each,
bearing date the 10th Of August, 1896, payable
On the first day Of March 1897, 1898, 1899,
1900. 1901, 1902, 1908. 1904, 1905, 1905. and
1907, aud bearing interest ct the rate OF i've
per cent. per snnum, payable ssmi-snnually.
Said bonds are issued for the purpose Of ex-
tending the time Of payment OF existing in
debtedness OF said Village, in pursuance Of
Section 270l, Of the Revised Statutes OF Ohio.
Said bonds will be sold to the highest and best
bidder for not less than their par value. Bid
ders are required to state the number Of bonds
bid for, and the gross amount they will pay for
the bonds bid for, and accrued interest to date
Of transfer and no bid will be considered un-
less accompanied by draft OF certified check or
cash, in the amount Of per cent. Of the bid
therein offered.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served
Proposals must be sealed and endorsed,
"Bids for Hillsboro Bonds"
W. 8. Coz PER, Village Clerk,
Per L. NJ. Ayres, Deputy.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09
BUFORD.

July II Aooos
Funny things to see:
Great balloon ascension.
Daring parachute leap.
DR.. Anderson building furnace.
Tom on top of the balloon.
James Browns "strange cow"
How we spent the 4th.
Fire! Fire Where? In the balloon.
Peter carrying the smokestack.
Correspondents taking notes.
So many bosses at the ascension.
Doc. holding the balloon down.
Several parties have sent to the Elk.
pertinent Station at Wooster, o., for
remedy for chinch bugs. Some have re.
ceived samples and they say it does the
work. Several corn and wheat fields are
ruined by them.
Born, to VIM. Young and wife, fine
girl baby, July lst.
John Hufienberger and wife and David
Carl, of Hillsboro, we're the guests Of
Sanford Moler and wife, Sunday.
Cliftoa Young has been employed by
VIM. Scott, the blacksmith, as assistant.
The Sunday Schools at this place went
to the celebration at Fivemile, July 4th.
Rev. Peterson, of Oregon, preached at
the Christian Church, Saturday night.
Sunday and Sunday night.
Everybody yelled "Rah" Chickens
few Ducks quacked. Horses pricked
up their ears. The heavens parted and
mp went the great balloon. High, high.
or still, until it missed the top Of . pail.
ing fence and fell down in Q patch Of
beans soaring the chinch bugs to death
and enveloping itself in flames, and that
was the last of the balloon. My what
q time!
Whitsing L 90. start their cyclone
thresher today.
Our ball club played Mowrystowns'
club Friday. Score, Mowrystown 10,
Buford l5
Pstsr Fits. Who be- bssp working n
Warren county, speat the lossth vith
his pasenss and isispds here
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DODsONvlLLE.
July s, 1855.

July o. Ao0o'
Rev. @. G. CLARK, of Newport, KY.
will preach at the Lutheran Church.
next Sunday, at 10 o'clock.
Geo. Taylor and family spent Sunday
with friends in Brown county.
Miss Myrta Ellis visited her parents
ct Harwood, Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Anna L. Spilksr aud Flora War
man were the guests of friends In
Fayetteville. last week
4 large delegation from ths Lutheran
CLurch here attended the eelebFation at
Pricstown. Gstardsv. and repest . sno't
tins. I
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(sEAL ]

J w. Pulse and family visited +. O.
Pulse and family. Of Harwood. Sunday.
WIN. Miller. son and daughter, we're
the guests Of T. h. Dagsy, of Harwood,
Sunday.
Rev. Humphry. Of Piks county. de-
livered an able sermon at the Lutheran
Church. sunday attsrnoen
oGm. Masg DoonSs eHd Mies Esty
Hosbss vj6iled uss~ o~l fIiepds, peedey,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09
We would like
To call the attention of
THE PUBLIC

To the fact that we are in the Grocery and Grain and
Feed business at the old Scott Roads room and ask of
the public their generous recognition and patronage
We first concluded to advertise business upon the
back end Of the Street Sprinking Cart but after mature
reflection concluded to have painted ou done
in water colors, and we were afraid it would run.
We want to say to the good people of Hilsboro and
County that shall aim to keep in stock Fresh Choice
Goods which will sell at the closest possible margin
safety to ourselves without reference to other combines
ganizatons associations We here sell goods at
small profit Call and
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09
FOLSOM.

July z, 1895,
Jos. Gaskill and wife, OF the Hill City,
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
] P. Scale.
]. R Richards and family, of Hills.
boro, Sundayed with John Woods and
family.
T. ]. West, Of Berryville, called on
Bernice Harper, Sunday evening.
Several from this place visited the
Caves, Saturday.
Sarah Mccoy is very poorly at this
writing.
Messrs. A. X. Rotroff and Carey Tur.
ner, of Sugartree Ridge, Misses Dena
Hetherington aud May Fling, of this
place, spent the 4th at Pricetown.
E. G. Hetherington and sister, Miss
Dena, served ice cream anC cake to q ute
a number of their friends, Saturday eve.
Spencer Calvert anu wife. Of Msyhill,
spent Saturday and Sunday with VIM.
McConnaughey and family.
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BELL.
July 6, 1896.

July o, 1910.
There will be an Odd Fellows reunion
in Bellevue Park, July 10 No pains
have been spared to secure good speak.
ere and music, and to make the reunion
success in every respect. All invited.
several from here attended the Sun.
day School celebration At PEBBLES. the
tourth
Nn Mary Bsown and Mn. Joseph
swangsr visited their sister, Mrs Maggie
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09
ROADS, LUCAS & co.

John Edgington is running barber
shop at this place.
The Odd Fellows hall looks better
after touch of the painters brush.
The Sunday School at this place at.
tended the convention at Pulse, Sunday.
Jas. Puckett resigned the choristership
at the Christian Church.
The Mowrystown band passed through
here the fourth and greeted us with a
piece of splendid music. Come again.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09
Certificate Of Partnership.

OF Glenn & Nelson, North High Street. Hills.
bolo, Ohio.
This IL to certify that the names in full of
ell the members Of the partnership Of Glenn 4
Nelson and their places of residence are % fol-
lows. viz
WM. WALTER GLENN, Hillsboro, O.
LOcKHART NELSON, Hillsboro, o.
Signed and acknowledged by as.
WM. WALTER GLENN,
LocKHART NELSON,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

TIE STATE OF OHIO. ..
HIaHLAND COUNTY,
Be II remembered. that on this 7th day CT
July. 1895, before me, ths subscriber. Deputy
OleFk Of Court in and for said county, person
ally came the above named VIM. Walter Glenn
and Lockhart Nelson. and acknoWledsed the
signing Of the foregoing certificate.
z. n. HUI,
lsEAL Deputy Clerk Of Courts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-21
Lecture at Punahou.

Professor Alexander delivered a
lecture last night before the stu
dents of Punahou in the main hall
of the college, on the subject OF
" Karnack and Luxor" The dis
course was a scholarly and inter
esting one throughout, and was
illustrated by maps, charts and
photographs. Professor Alexander
is well acquainted with the subject
having visited Egypt not long ago
The evening was rendered doubly
enjoyable by Miss AxtelPs song:
and Professor Ingalls, flute solo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-21
To Let or Lease

The residence of Mrs. A. Long onesmile
from postoffice. Large house with furni-
ture. -Four bed rooms, parlor, large din
ing room, pantry, kitchen, bath rooms, hot
and cold water with patent clo.ets. serv-
ant houses, stables, horse paddock, gar
den and trees. A charming location
Apply to J. ALFRED N ACCOM-.
Merchant St, next Postoffice.
42ll-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-21
A Smoking Concert.

The Honolulu Cricket Club will
hold one of their elegant smoking
concerts at the rooms of the Scot
tisb Thistle Club next Monday
night. These smokers are Justly
nopular and successful affairs and
are waited for by the public.
This one promises to be even
better than the last; some excellent
talent, local, of course, will be pre-
sent and fine entertainment Is
promised. Tickets may be obtain
ed from the committe or at the
Golden Rule Bazaar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-21
Farewell Performance.

Tomorrow night will be the last
night of the circus in Honolulu
and an excellent program has been
arranged. The two horses present.
ed bv Hon. w. II. Rice will appear
for the first time. They have been
trained by ALI st. Leon and are re-
noarLable animals. Kachiel, the
Javanese wonder will ride one OF
them bareback as the English fox
bnntar Tickets will be on sale at
the tent during the day. The com
go ~ will leave on Monday on the
Gaesen Maru.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The list of officers of the Wood
lawn Fruit Company is published
in another column.
The music by the band at the
review last night was a trifie too
fast for the men to march by.
The Metropolitan Meat Com
pany has constantly on hand de-
licious frozen meats and poultry.
The valuable property of the
Club Stables Company will be sold
by Auctioneer Morgan on the 24th.
The Australia will bring a large
invoice of Pabst's genuine Mil
waukee beer to w. G. Peacock d Co.
A. B. Wood agent for the Ger
man-American Insurance Co, has
an office with Henry Wateohouse.
Evangelist Romig says he be-
lieves in taking the devil by the
horns and rubbing his nose In the
dirt"
Captain Scott, of the police force,
will leave today on the Kinau for
a short vacation, to be spent on
Maui.
The Pacific Lodge, No. 822, A. F.
& A. M. will have special meet
ing at 7:3O this evening. Work in
first degree.
Willifred Burns, the strong man
in Wirth's circus has had fatter-
ing offer from the Y. NJ. G. A. to
the position of instructor in the
gymnasium.
A large paper balloon will be
sent up at the circus grounds to-
night by Professor Price in order
to ascertain the course of the up
per air currents.
The departments of the Free
kindergarten for whose benefit
Kate Field is to give can Evening
with Dickens" include Hawaiians,
japanese, Chinese, Foreigners and
Portuguese.
Gen. Warfeld, Surgeon Mum
and wife, Lieut.. Newcombe and
wife, Lieut.. Lissak and Lieut..
Treat and wife leave today for the
volcano. They will return by the
same steamer.
On Saturday evening there will
be grand French dinner at the
Hawaiian Hotel. The Quintette
Club has been engaged and will
play during the dinner and after
ward for the dance.
A general prayer-meeting will be
held at the Christian church at 8
pm. today, to which all are in
vited. At the evening service Miss
Grace Richards and Professor Har-
rell sing a duet. Miss Richards
will also sing a solo. Mr.. Romig's
subject will be "The last or final
judgment"
The realization of pleasant
dreams will come off at Haalelea
Lawn at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
The New England dinner will be
given there, and persons who en-
ioy home cooking such as they
used to get before the days of Chi
nese cooks will have an opportun-
ity to satisfy their appetites.
Tomorrow afternoon is the occa'
sion of the opening of the new club
house of Beretania Tennis Club
About one hundred invitations
have been issued for the event, and
the boys are expecting large turn
out. Mrs. Swanzy will preside over
the refreshments table. Interest.
ing sets of tennis will be arranged
for the guests of the afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-21
A Valuable Pointer.

Save middlemen's profits by
dealing with the importer. Ladies
can find at L. B. Kerr's the choicest
and most complete assortment OF
white and colored dress goods ever
displayed in the Republic, and at
prices that simply defy competl-
tiOO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-21

Don't give yourself away by &C
cepting any of the inferior brands
of beer offered you. Be on to your
self, insist on getting Seattle beer
and you will be looked upon as be-
ing intelligent and up-to-date.
Criterion saloon sells this popular
beer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-21
$4gHs NtAfHER B1LLE7IK.
"Mh>oA GNxCa Sous.
DIAMOND HEAD.
FEBRUARY 20 1896.
Weather clear; wind light south.
THIS WEEK !!
NEW ATTRACTIONS.
PIN DOTTED MUSLINS.

Delicate shades, dainty
patterns; white ground with
colored dots; pink, black and
leghorn and pretty stripes.
These dainty goods will be
sold for 20 cents a yard.
COTTON DUCK AND PIQUE
In stripes and figures; best
goods for washing and
wearing.
FANCY FIGURED ART DENIM.
These pretty materials can
be used in so many different
ways. When you are in town
step in and see them.
A BARGAIN IN
WORSTED DRESS GOODS.
Don't fail to see them. The
shades are lovely and the
quality just as right, not
too heavy. They are double
width, all wool, and will go
for 50 cents a yard. 1t will
paw you to examine these
goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

you arr going on lighting expedition per
hars MAY overlook it' OF course he mut
torod something about loving me better
than his lie. aud All thnt sort of thing. hut
one ctrcctsthai sort II thing frnm the rusy
faced sub
pcrhnps this may he tho last time
may sec You I may b. shot
oh. rallv. don't ~ too sentimental d
II will make such % difference 10 your nj.
ntivcs Think Of your parents Or unclos
or nunta They won't have o. make you
an allowance amy longer
"flu sighed aud walked nwny A year
after / took up Tho Times one day aud
rad telegram frum Afghan He had
hoon scycrly wounded, cutting out and
saving % uuca II Ghnorkns 81 had boon
rucommcndri for tho Victoria cr1ss
"And 90 h1 came hume victorious
horol"
No, he De-, In that very damp cemetery
by simla
"But / suppose some Ut his pcoplo wcru
plnaod 90 bic getting The v. C.f"
Gle had mo- people 10 ha ploisod
~ wonder what bocnme u that Victoria
croatn
"oh, don't ho 20 dimaily sentimental
linso niep littlo pIooo Of music" aid
blanche liFruy, nrd sho sat hurali down
IN tho dark To tho plnno, laughed and
struck up tho "Mluho funcbr'
Constance moved in her chair aud Dec
tho nurncc nn fall un tho carpet
~ wish you wouldn't do that And
tho pianist, who Is god naturod II stupid
left oil
About month after was looking
through Constance jewel oasc md in
Ouu Of The drawers I came ncruss We.
torlh crs ufl|rHt Die VI hrunao metal
and fadrd rirto de visita u the chubby
faccd sub. who booked half chotc1 with
hls collar
- do mot like any ono PLAYING With
th0so Pot them down, my dear
After no, think DO had tho Womnn's
icnrs that should fali at Ia Mort dun
iOrus
He sleeps no slmh
She cnnn1t always sloap without tho
help ~ chi1rl
Whom shc iic, awake doc. sho ever think
Uf hint
You soc. nfger nll. ho was a hero, though
he ala hunt tho buttons Oh his gioycs
Exchange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
u carried = Letter to Afrioa aud nrossht
one uask.


a story that comes from Germany Is
as quaint a. IL b. true. Some children
living Ia one n The northern provinces
discovered that aork had made ~
most upon their roof. Being orthodox
little Toutons, they halted the nowcum.
or with favor as storks arr supposed 20
bring luck 10 % hou-e. All the summer
they shared their tidbits with their
long legged friend. which became very
tame aud companionnble.
AZ the first signs Of approaching cold
weather the stork prepared TO nit 10
wafmor climcs The Children were SAD
NJ the Thought Of losing their pct, but
their parents confolcd them with the ~
suranro that the bird would surely ~.
turn The uoxtspring. The children. still
uncnsy nc The idea Of the stork not being
cared for through the long winter, con
suited together nnd evolved a brilliant
idea. which they Immediately proceeded
10 put into execution. They wrote q IL.
do motto Ia their best German script
stating that tho stork was very dear 20
them and begging tho good people iu
whose country 30 might spend the win
ter 20 b. kind 90 their pct and send u
back TO them in the spring
They scaled tho mote. fastened Il 10
ribbon. tied II round the birds neck aud
tucked 10 undcr Ne wing. The next day
they sadly watched the stork wing H.
way toward mildcr skies Tbs snow
aud icc came. Christmas time brought
ho children gifts and irvsh amuscments,
bat thoir SUMMER pet was not forgotten
Whom che spring oamc round again. their
httlc fcot usod 10 climb 10 the roof day
by day, looking and longing for the
sturk'a rturn, and boholdl one fine
morning thcro II was, tamo and gentle
~ ever.
Great was tho ohildrcn's delight. but
what was their surprise 90 discover
round its neck aud under IT, wing an.
other bright baud with note attached.
addrsci 10 tho children who wrote
tho lctior the siork brought The rib.
bon was quickly united aud the missiyo
opened Il was from missionary In
Africa, stating that no had rad the
childrcu'a note and had cared for tho
rork and Thought that children whose
good hearts had prompted them TO pro.
vide for tho comfort Of u bird through
tho winter would b. willing TO help
clothc and feed the little destitute chill
drcu Of bis mission a full namc and
address followed.
Tho Children were full Of sympathy,
and the missionary note won q golden
answer from tho family. Other lcttors
camo and went by post botwoon them
until by and by tho children learned 90
know tho missionary and hil littlc black
waits almost AZ vol ~ they knew the
beloved sturk that proved 20 trusty u
messenger. Our Animal Friend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

mon who had discovered the hidden se,r,t
/ that uudcrlny and was the life OF all things
-mngirinns who kept their knovieigr
from tho world, who mixed not closely
with thor fellows, who's aim was - keep
tbH knuwlcdgcuf their aerrrt close till men
wrre wiser
Could IL h. that this faon wna one Of
tbese men or as one Of them
fut ho was 10 young To wns-but
stay. WIS he su young after alp Did not
bic cyus. though brilliant look old and
fIll u m on knuNlctlel Aye. his oycs
looked wise and old. and D. l. tho eyes thnt
tell tho ag, This taon was old.
And then be- homn 10 think of himself
Why did be- wish 70 kiil--cvcr ~ Lilp
What wal tho thing or tho demon that
druyc him ~ plan, carefully h. plan tho
dohth II those who had done him no harm
-=ihuae against whom he born mo- malice
Nonraneu h1d never oyrfiukcn him b.
oaua1 ho was such % power IN the land.
But why did ho fcol this dcsirn ~ kllu
1hem WINS nothing malignant In his look
lie wna mother misshnpcn N body nor dis.
t1rt0d " limb Dor cruel ~ feutur,.
Ihon why--why did be- klln Thorn
wcro tluos whoa he folt love aud tondor.
ness for all things Times when he folt--
oh. why-why did be- obey this prompt
inr This question repeated its'lf 10 Him
aguin and again.
Aud us " 10 answer Il ho fprnng up sud
denly 10. eye had become cold and
threatening ilia thoughts had taken an.
other turn.
Ito killed--he killed iooauao Of tho scnse
N power u brought him. 10 waa dna %
0nWfully plot and plan a. lie awake In tho
dUd ~ night when all was stlll and think.
think a. 10 tho killing II the ono he had
fud upon
Y0a. hc would LIN this I.aon Magic or
no mngic, hn would hl him Ito would
begin tho working ont 81 tho plan he had
formed no onoc
Hio was reaching up his hand 10 a small
alulru box TINT lay upon shelf when 10
beard o slight nolso bchind him.
lie looked, and thcrc WINS Iaon again.
but now he was clad IA tho anrb Of a
priest Of Drahmh Hi right hand was
nisod aloft his icit hand wns grnaplng a
hugn, writing snake, tho body 81 which
tfailod OF bohind him.
You have not hooiod my warming"
snld iaun In q slow, cold voico, "nnd you
uu - die Tho last act ~ your will has
usnd tho last Of your lie funo.. aud yuu
arr now 10 be- punished Tor your crimes
You an n live Tor the space u ono human
NE In tho body ~ thls snake A.. you dio
l. viii die, and then IL will live again, pos.
scs'cd II your soul Die, prince, dic-dle
Of awful fcarf
And the prince fell, aud. gasplng. died.
-liart Kennedy Ia London Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

DR. Hardiu, In commenting an a.
various methods ~ Treatment. coma, y
tho following conclusions Asinpy.,',
which wer formerly % oatap.'rs.
used. have very properly been rles,,,l
~ useless
summer diarrhon IL caused Ian,
by improper and uuclean feeding M 7
largely pvytntahle
Bacteria play very importan, h.,
IN its development
Hot weather has 10 do only inmr
direct manner rs At promote. a.
growth and development 81 bac,or, (,
the food surply
Treatment consists nrst, In olimisr
ing all dooomrosing food from the IL
els by cathartics, lavagc aud c1lonle !,
rigniion.
Drugs, judiciuusly administered b,
Of great value, but arr EcoondAr, In ID.
portanoc To prevention and mauas,u,i,
Now York Ledger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

OF the eight young women who ,.
cciyod degrees nt the Yale commcb,.
mcnt % Cow weeks ngo. only four h,
the courage to tuko part in the "a.
mcnccmcnt procession. Tho other qu-.
trt yielded IN their fear " % l.utlo ru1
ing On The part II thr.r hroth,r ssht,
for diplomas rhoy need not have b.
alarmed Tho four brave virg0ns va
treated with distinguished cons.d,n
tion, and along the limo they wop Co.
stantly arplauGrd.
In lieu Of the famous aud Tradition
low Nalo bow that an student. maxi :
President Dwight tho young wana
swept him a courtesy without pmUrifs
thoir morinfboafds, o confession b.
mittod by the faculty ON nccouut Il d,
difficulty Of removing "a masculine ~.
tnrbonrd frum feminine coiaun-
New York Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

White riding habits arr n po,.,,.
Vienna aud very nico thoy mn .,' ~. y
according TO the description fa,,,, ~
by Nogue's correspondent Tb,asA
these, worn with white s,iin, y
were made d soft but thial, p,.,. H. y,
skirt extremely short and tho i,,tst, V.
waistcosi strapped NJ tho uanms =, ~
collar of the whistcnat was MOI -
quito military in shape and M So
hardly fullcd at tho shoulder vn.H
gloves and white patent leather to,,, Wy. a's
gave the whole cof:umo a chnrnir.s
ish. Tiny clusters = small frc.h s, "
soma, " She same authority aida. o..
now placed in the bride Of tbe ~
horses beneath the ear. their color ~
responding with that Of tho NM
frontal Another putty innoyatia. I
the fashion of having a wee pl,tr'
watch Inserted IN the pommcl III 49,
dies faddlos This docs away VITA +,
annoyance Of carrying % timpkeer-,
ones habit pocket or In enc Of m.
horrible leather gold or silver bfs,.i. /.
which aru 20 top heavy and 20 income
lent 10 wear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

Many miIlinors win toll you. says u
fashion writer. that tho bonnet Is "A
thing q thcpast, the hat having hustled
II entirely out " fashion. This is u
grave mistake Some Of tho smnrtcsi
women 81 the day are wearing flower
bonnctA Tho foundation need not nccos.
sarily b. houll. gruon straw being popu.
lar ~ thing 10 build upon in MILL.
merry. Many Of these floral bonnots have
a large erect bunch of orchids placed
Immediately In front while another
fayoriio bloom is the pink clover. Ross
20 placed ~ 10 stand directly out On
either side Of tho face are frequently
Nan.