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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-01

yinute : krasnon baryou a eena
n6kterych die odhadu znalod, jimz
ku prozkounani zasIany byly, OBJ
nasi pry AZ ma $500. Nclvlce
ncjIcpSfcb nalezcno v fi2kach Sa-
line. White a Foureheo. Ntktc-
rc tech jez poslcdne jmenoyane
fiece nalczeny, vazily od go do SO
gram1.
stayka uhIif1
trva dosud bczc zmGny vyslcdck
Jeff dosud tGzko lie pfcdzvidati.
souf ob6 strany umineny, cd "a.
ulmuteho stanoviska "a zadnou
cenu neustoupiti. V 1tcry odby-
vana Pittsburgh porada zastup-
CO stavkaf1 S majiteli dol1 oblasti
IL a po delsfm jednanf zayrzeno
iodnohlasne ultimatum stavkulf-
cich, ze pfivoIi k projednani spor-
nych otazek sondem smfrefm jedi
ne tenkrate, kdyz budou SC mocl
bezodkladne do prace vratili a
kdyz do vyfizenf sporu 6gct1. cd
tuny platiti Sc Jim bude. Dive
placeno bylo tam cd tuny pouze
sac. tn majitele doln nabizel
stavkujicfm cenu prdmernou mez
cenou dfivejsi cenou nyni Jim
pozadovanou, totiz 6I zc. cd tu
my kdyz to zavrzeno, prohlase
no, ze ten, kdo do prace vratiti 81
chce, muze tax uciniti mist;
vsech ostatnfch zc bezodkladn'
Ilidmi odjinud pfivezenymi zaplne
ma budou. Zprava nezdaru Wy
iednavani tohoto stavkafe pfili
nepotesila a obzvlaste ne proto
an soudruzi jejich We West Virgi
nil pomalu do prace vraceti Sc po
tinaji, timz ovsem vyhlidky nj
vftezstvf nemalou merou zastino
vany jsou.
Do trhu!
Z Kansas City, Kans., oznamo
vano 1tery, ze farmefi We stfed
nj zapadnf CAST statu naplnal
veskery silly sve, ably obili do trhi
dostali, pokud pfitomne vysok
ceny panuji. v mnohych mestec
jsou ulice vozy, obilfm nalozenyr
pfeplneny a elevatorcch ner
prg vice zadneho jiz mista. ia
farmefi tax obchodnfci stezujf s
ma nedostatek zeleznicnfch vozd
jimiz by psenice ma vychod byl
dopravena.
Odhadni cena
: majetku Stock Yards Co. kar
sas City ustanovena byla soudnir
: znalcem, kteryz jmenovan byl z
tim 1eelem, ably zjistiti Sc mobile
zda opravnenym jest tvrzeni spe
lecnosti te, ze pfi Gene, lakou
( zakon ma vydrzovani krmenf dc
bytka v ohradach spolecnosti
j nalezejfcich ustanovil, spoleeno:
j prodelavati by musela, die zprav
i v titery soudu podane, SO, 588, ,ooc
: Die odhadu znalce, obnasel b
e vytezek spolecnosti pfi Gene I'd
: konodarstvem urcene 3.27 proc
D 1rokn roene ma ulozeny kapita
I: kdezto pfi poplatcfch, jez spoiled
: most dosud byla poeitala, obnas'
a vytezek ten 1899 proc. To
rozumi, ze spoleenost S odhadeI
timto spokojena neni pozadal
soud uSinenf odhadu noveho.
6 Nova strana.
: V St. Louis zahajena We stfed
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-01

MIN do cukm dayiy6ho pfasku
viuneho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-01
Nova strana.

V St. Louis zahajena We stfedu
prva narodnf konvence strany a.
mericke, move to politicke organi-
zace, kteraz die provolanf zamysli
pracovati k opetnemu zffzenf Via
dy nasi v plnem duchu nasi dsta-
Wy, "a deastenstvf SO delegate,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-01
Nechee je pustit.

Behem minule zimy kdy, jak
znamo, zvefi Yellowstone parku
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
WINTER WISDOM.

a FEW SUGGESTIONS THAT WILL
AID YOU DURING THE COMING
MONTHS.
Don't be afraid Of fresh air but avoid
draughts.
Don't so out-of-doors for q second
without extra covering.
If you wear rubbers. take them of
whenever you have an opportunity with
I'm doors.
In selecting your Winter underclothing,
choose that which is warm and yet more
or less open in texture.
Take Off your overcoat when you enter
o warm place. whether office or private
dwelling. even if your visit is to last only
q few minutes.
If you catch a cold or develop a cough.
get rid of it at once. This is better than
feeling blue and thinking that pneu-
monia or consumption has marked you as
a victim.
The best remedy for a cough or cold
| (however stubborn). or a sudden chill, Is
pure whiskoy A dose of whskey IN
water will impart "a generous warmth To
| the whole body and keep of the diseases
of the season.
Don't forget that only pure whisl1ey
/ should be taken. Dumy's Pure Nal
| Whiskey has the strongest recommenda
| tions from the leading doctors as to iti
| efficiency. and from the most prominent
| scientists as to its purity. IL Is the only
| standard medicinal whiskey. Take nG
other from your druggist
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs
TATE.-Under order of the Orphans
Court in partition proceedings, VIII be
sold on Thursday, December 9, al 2
House, IN the city Of Wilmington. the fol-
lowing described real estate, late OF BEN
jamin Haley, deceased:
NO. Ia farm In Brandywlne hundred,
New Castle county, on Concord turnpike.
with all suitable and necessary buildings
thereon, containing about ninety acres.
No. "A three-story brick dwelling
house at the southwest corner of Front
and West streets, lot 20N9S feet.
NO. IA two-story brick dwelling
house, No. lll2 West Front street be-
lot l4N5l feet inches.
No. IA two-stOry brick dwelling
house. No. lll4 West Front street, adj
Joining No. B. lot lfx57 feet inches.
Christiana street, between Madison and
JEFFERSON streets, lot ten feet on Chris
uana street and running back at that
width TO Second street.
No. GA brick dwelling-house. No. Gl5
Christiana street, adjoining No. o. lot ten
feet 'front.' on Christiana street and rum
ming back al that width to Second street.
No. IA brick dwelling-house. No. G3l
Franklin, now Christiana street, on the
north side of said Chrstiana street Is
feet inches front on Christiana street.
with a large lot I'm the rear.
No. S-A two-stOry brick dwelling
house on the east side of Parish street.
being No. 206 Parish street between JEFF
ferson and Madison streets. Is feet &
inches by So feet 10 inches deep.
No. "a two-story brick dwelling
house on east side of Parish street No.
gus Parish street. lot l3 feet 1lh inches
front by 56 feet 10 inches deep.
With all rights of alleyways appurte-
nant TO each of the above promises.
Attendance win be given and terms
WILLARD SALISBURY, Trustee.
w. \. Hultlll, AuctiOneer.
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
The PROSPECTUS GETS SiOO
APPLICATIONS FOR FARMS MADE
OTHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED
BY THE TRUSTEES.

APPLICATIONS FOR tlAI3MS MADE
OTHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED
BY THE TRUSTEES.
DR.. Black, the president, called the
monthly meeting of the Trustees of The
Commons to order last night. All the
members were present with the excep-
tiOn Of Mr.. Challenger. Minutes Of pre-
yiOus meetings were read aLd adopted.
The following rents were acknOwl-
edged: Mr.. Barry $50: Mr.. Miller, SSS;
Mr. Moore, $3.50; Mrs. Blggs, $780, Will
liam b. Mccoy, S525. After reading
these the appropriations were. allowed
as follows: New Castle Water Company
$780, Lenapa Fire Company, s125; in
surance, $3.50. The treasuIer's report
shows a balance of 5000 10 De available
at present.
Rev. J. II. Harmon appealed for the
amount Of 5000, which was as yet un-
paid This was for the colored schools.
fer which $3.50 had already been
raised. He spoke of the good condition
Of the schools. The beard allowed him
500.
S. r. BoO,he, who is acting as agent
for the Prospectus, asked for a dona-
lion Of 5000 to help along the work of
production. After some discussion of
whom the Commercial Club consisted.
an allowance Of S1O0 was granted Mr..
Wadsley and Mrs. Bullen made appliCa-
ton fer renewal Of the lease CT The
farms Of which they are now the ten
ants. Action en- this matter was post
poned until the next meeing Fifteen
hundred dollars is now owing from the
farms occupied by two Of the tenants.
and action on The ma,ter viii shcrly
be taken.
Bills ordered paid are as fellows: c..
e. Ferris & Son, glass and pu1ty, S1S3;
E. W. Handy, repairs, S4S.56; tanitcr's
wages. $3.50. The water comp ny asked
fer an appropriation of S2500 Suffi-
cient funds not being available, the
matter was postponed. Alr. Ferris
moved that the rents en- all tio farms.
excepting Hare's Corner and the Mode
be reduced to $3.50 per acre. McGrcry
moved to amend to S.. Both motion
and amendment were lost. On motion
the bcard adjourned.
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
The SECRET or SUCCESS

Is to give people what they want prices within the reach Of
their poockebooks 1t is all right have fine stock and
know how to set forth the merits your wares but if your
prices beyond the reach Of the people you might just
close your store doors and ahg The purpose Of these
remarks is to let the public know that the large and varied stock
carried by MCW BE the line of Furniture and Carpets
only equal in quality and style that Of any other house,
but that it marked down to figures that put it within the
reach of all McELWEE carries all grades, and it matters not
what your may be- he prepared you
If you want the very best you will not have mortgage your
house to pay the bill
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
new CASTLE NEWS NOTES.

Misses Lucille II. Martindale and
May Thompson were The guests Of Miss
Edna Finn yesterday.
The exhibit of ihe work OF the pupils
i'm the New Castle schools was selected
at random from their every day work,
and is of very creditable appearance.
No preparation for the institute was
made whatever.
An enlarged sixty oandle-power
Welsbach light has been placed in the
armory OF Company il. It gives a sat
isfactory light
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
TAKEN no FArRNHrrRsT

to the Delaware Stale Hospital a. Farm
hurst for treatment. He has been suf-
fcring from mental alteration for
some time, and it is thought that
change Of locality will he Of great bone-
fl 20 him.
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
rELL FPoM -HIs cnAIR.

George p. Barr, who has been on in-
tCrested listener alt the sessions of the
Teachers Institute, had the mlsfcr-
tune to lose his balance yes erday af-
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
The FLORIDA LIMITED.
THREE ENTIRE NEW TRAINS FOR
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS FLORIDA
SERVICE.

SERVICE.
The Southern Railway will inaugu-
rate its Florida Limited on January
H. 1898. The three trains built for this
service are the finest that have ever
been turned out by the Pullman Com
pany. This seasons schedule will be
the fastest and most convenient ever
operated between Eastern cities and
the resorts of the South. The Florida
Limited will leave Broad Street sta
ton daily, except Sunday, at 2.36 p.
m, and arrive at Jacksonville at 1.1O
p. m, and st. Augustine, 2.20 p. m
Write to John M. Beall. District Pas
senger Agent, S3S Chestnut street
Philadelphia, for further information
and advance Pullman accommodations
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
$3.50 TO S25.
Have You Seen MCEIwee's Flag?

1t hoated to the breeze for the first time yes
terday and gave a look of authority and respon-
sibility to the establishment. 1t may be seen all
the time from now on, morning, noon and night,
and will be a constant guarantee that McElwee
will treat you right
c>0G~c00~~~0N0~ONS
Evening journal., 1897-12-08
New Castle EYaliRs Journal.
ApYERTIs1Na RATES.

Wv CAsTLE. DC. 5. Iss7.
Evening journal., 1897-12-08

fell from his chair He sustained no
injuries, however
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
THE FAMINE IN IRELAND.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS 70 NOT REGARD
THE SITUATION AS DESPERATE
WHAT TIVE CLERGY SAY

Dublin, Oct. lt--Thers are two sides to rhe au=s.
ton Of she famine IN ireland, One side 10 that 0,
the Government. which asserts that tho famine Is
exploited by politicians ~ AZ argument aga!ntt
the administration OF Ireland The other eide. held
by many Of the clergy. politicians ard people, Is
that I, is certain there will BE- great distress
throughout large sections Of the country. ! meet
ms OF Roman Catholic prelatss was held a. Naynooh
this week, and those present adopted resolutions that
The Arehbshops ard Bishops Of ireland dssn IL their
duty TO submit 70 the Government statement o.
their convictions, formed on the personal knowledge
Of members Of that body. tina, the failure Of
the pota,a and cereal crops In many districts par
ticula.y on the southern ana western coasts mus,
lead to srsaI distress ana unless speedy measures
Of ree. are adopted "a disastrous consequences.
From delegates who were present At the conven-
tion OF the Independents at Dublin this week details
Of !he situation we're learned II. situation l. pas-
south d lrsisnd nom Mscrcon 70 me boraers Of Ks
ry incgding lwo congesisa dstIets Msttnss ~. be
sram$pt 70 TART resi woSs o.icts tie people S ,re
ss s sM:4,, T ssc s:S Fl sns
Se sa x as ss. s ss H. Ma cork sTl
y ne ua sas' s' peer
csntage, q the farmer: n these districts have
70 b g lad that when eaten they produce Iris:
sSoers sni a. ~sg9 9 sea : +
he sf% s' Ihs s are ,S.n Ss
thsy have no expectation OF work until tbs spring
The Government ofrcials insist on keeping them
vsiling, and VIII BE- anie. Appsrsntly 70 COP: with
ss s ssy or S1' saw To many
people will be affected peYsas,ty, Assistsant
eussing Ire situs,on with q rspresentstive OF The
Associated Press, SAID that there would undoubted
q iamins s!Tia. 70 that q The year iA' were
the .merest vubbsh, Hs .aded
q Ireland where ne psopis h.vs had an sxessdin:
conditions ard It requires but small push %
send them over the line 30 that with small
accept AID. This v h. the case In parts Of the
west coast But two circumstances Will prevent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
ALTGELD F4VORS GEORGE.
A LITTER FROM THE EX-GOVERNOR READ
At A BROoELYN MEETING

A LITTER FROM THE EX-GOVERNOR READ
At A BRooELYH MEETING
Henry George addressed two large assemblies Of
vorkinrnen IN BROOKLYN last night. into the
Athenaum a. Alantic.ave. and Clin'on-st TWEEN
ty.nve hundred labor organization men crowded
and cheered the oratory Of their feliovs. The
meeting was presided over hy Thomas J. ORe,lly,
master workman OF District Assembly No go.
knights III Labor
one Of the most interesting features OF the meet
ing vas the reading OF letter from ey-Governor
John p. A!tgcld Of Illinois. friendly to the election
Of George The letter was read BY A. j. poulton.
10 whom It was addressed. Il follows.
Mr.. A j. Boulton 20. 22o e,ate-st.. Brooklyn.
per y, e9gl'pq. ih9nh You fq5 ysuI :avS O.,
e s lYe Eye are he propT
a. outlined IN Your letter, y cannot possibly do
YY 6rH %o 70 S h-ss a Ssfq ot
sSss. 5ass @ ssSsssa S S@s
5S we gt s s pah nus par f
party hs. no !n,ssfSn % Pssr rn,i5',. . ...
,eney 70 corpora,ions il no. the mission Of IN.
pary 4 ntmosrq 1 can Be poTtnaea
o f9ss s' yoa oH4 + II:
The crowds waited with great patience until Mr.
George arrived at Ii c'olocx There was an ear
splitting shout he walked up the aisle and this
Mayor
Whether 7 am The nsxt Mayor depends upon
yoy" he said. II you want 20 vote for Croker.
vote for him He says he left the country Tor his
health Very we'll; II you eject me Mayor ne will
go back for mis- health (cheers), and DO not oe-
iisvs he will stay on the order Of his going"
Mr.. George deserted Croksrs uncertainty before
the Lexow Committee, ana the fact that he kept no
books he rldiel.ed Van Wy.k and his French oall
record The Republicans. ne said, should look 70
Ny Plat, ana the Democrats would take care OF
those who had debased government IN It's name
on tire stage WAS William 5utcl!ne. the we'll
known Worth Republican OF the Third Ward Mr.
autclIffe punctuated funny happenings OF the night
with his remarkable laugh.
Addresses were made by Jerome ONeil, Edward
Ter, p. J. Collins Tom L. Johnson, and A. J. Boul.
Always strongly Democratic In their political
afnni,ies, the Sixth and Twelfth wards last night
sent delegation numbering more than q thoussnd
voters to the opening meeting Of the Jeffersoniar
Democracy AZ HAInilton-ave. and Carroli-st. Some
OF the remarks OF The various speakers Greeted
with sarcastic sallies from q few. but the ap-
pearance OF Henry Geoygs, who was the last speak
er Of the evening. ard did not arrive from Staten
Island until after 10 o'clock. WAS crested with q
demonstration which was remarkably enthusiastic
Tie incieInapt weather mad no effect the audi.
eaes. who waited with patience 10 hear Ir. George
When he appeared on the platform N was severn
minutes before Or. 7. l.. Fogarty, who presided
could introduce him.
Three cheers .or the second Thomas Jefferson.
suggested one and they given Justify.
Mr. George followed his usual line OF attacking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
DraperieS and
Furniture
Coverings.
AMERICAN women are nat
ural home beautiflers.
From the home where the

N"""SS' dOne'pelWccll-ulneSI dltSY
work alone beauties. TO the luxuriously-
upholstered homes Of wealth, there IS
woman planned taste and beauty. To this
taste we are lending intelligent aid.
A late instance is a specially-made line Of
Velour, brought out in shades and colorings
not previously seen. though in constant need
to give proper harmony. We sent our own
colors to the makers to match. and the lib
eraI assortment Of rieh, lustrous shades y
now here.
Linen Velour in nineteen specially selected oolornSS
49, = yard.
Imperial Velour. in thirteen rch lustrou eclonns,
81 Is ward
Velour Nornande, brocaded in our own selected De-
signs, in eleven colcrings, 49, syNd.
1ApEsIaIts-
OF some new tapestries with unusually
little prices, coupled TO unusual prettlness,
this word
Msl yard-Tapestriss fc' hanginss or furniture
coverings, in two patterns, nine coonngs. More
than the usual dollars worth.
A, 81 % 4 y,rd-T.pestries in pretty design, th'e.
eolors
Ats. 50 ysrd-T.pestriss in five large handsome
patterns, very effective.
ORIENTAL STRIPES
In bright Oriental oolorngs, with lustrous
silk face. $l.;5 ward. Oriental stripes
cotton and jute, but glowing with the soft
rich coorings that give tone TO these mod
est-priced stuffs; liberal variety to choose
from, SOC SOC, Csc, Use. and s5c. award.
Third ns,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
TT MADE THEM LAUGH.
low SUPPORTERS AMUSED AT sENA-
TOR PLAITS ASSERTION.
BROOKLYN LEADERS REGARD THE PREDICTIONS
GIVEN OUT REGARDING pEsERTERs FROM
low As RIDICULOUS. AND Horr
THE STATEMENT ABOUT
DEMOCRATIC vorrs


Senator Plstts assertion in his snte-eltctton a.
uversnce was a welcome incident IN a muggy az
IN Brooklyn |, caused 4 laugh. ana mat was ~
Ne considered Oh a day when dsmpness sent
wave OF pncurr ,nis from Gowanus TO the "aha'
bout senator Pats predictions we're not alone
REGARDED as wild they were looked upon 50 su'
premely ridiculous. and a. indicating that he os'
levcs a / hs hired men tell lin
1t might do the senator good 10 ride AROUND
Brooklyn on the trolle,-cars and count the Low
portraits" sail Robert wilson. prominent Iwen-
ty-third Ward Republican. HE wouldn't BE- ridicu'
ous aftsrward 10 say the least
he Senator'S assertion that Low VII receive
much larger Democratic than Republican support
Is received IN Rrooklyn with hurrah hy IN. Lo"
men, as they ere sure Of more than half Of the
Republicans anyway.
Colonel willis ogden sad with reference %
Mr. plstt's Interview: ''Of all the laugh, bic hluts
aver ATTEMPTED IN political canvas. those row
being thrust upon tho public be 'hs Plat men are
The most ridiculous | se. The Plsti men are about
10 rnske pubic one or tSo hundred letters from
mon they have converted for Tracy. Their conf
lence that tho ictiers are coming proves - my
them For every man they can name who has Dc.
serted Low (cr Tracy, Ne can show them twenty
men who have eft Tracy and viii vote FOR Low, be
cause they know hat Low can heat remmany,
While Tracy can DO no bettcr than lake thud place
They cannot h..t Low. We have ben gaining or
,hem every day, md ~e shall Keep up the pace III
the polls close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
AN INVESTIGATION SOUGHT:
Mr. pEFEw ASKS THE RAILROAD .V''
MISSION TO CONDUCT IT
TWO THEORIES or TIE pIsAsrys-oNE THAT i"7
WALL AID BANK GAVE Waffle ofHS'

TWO rHEoRlE; or TIE pIsAsrys-oNE iHAt W.
WALL AID Bank GAVE Waffle ofHSf
rssr rar LOCOMOTIVE BROKE A. AXLE
There will be no cffeial statement siom the NeN
York Central Railroad concerning the wreck ~
Gsrr.sor's because the cfrcla!s arc q; loss -
explain },ist what caused tbs accident. Nna'nc-s
~ Dtrtr president of THE road, 90 yes'o'ua'
afternoon
I have telssraphci Tn. Railroad rcmn'ss'oHs's >
asking them 10 begin Al investigation al o"@'
Tha, Il tho surest and most u,ethodical way o'
getting At Il We have only two theories c''e -
that ths water WASHED IN undsrp .ath the er1psnN'
ment and undermined H. This does not seem fsas''
bic because I, collapsed at once ard without "a'n'
ing Our track walker and inspectors wono cei
h!y e3f had WAS ~ah: s9 away he ebankmep Tn
water Is thirty.hvs feet deep here elf the rui""H
rhs othsr th p, yS is tSai On ays me sngn.
broke and hurled ,he tngne sdevise slengn !.
h1 nova scs e. mo tas y ~ Tv ana an
nation OF Il will have TO be deferred Mn9l y can "a
The tremendous force generated car oe eSnu L
on 4 !. Simply one o. those things that no human
ingenuity or foresight could provide asaIs ,srs ~
one OF those things that SPOIL all tAe p'esS''S -
~ have placed at the dispo.al q Tho kaToa q
ne roaa g further their work. have al sSii aH CON-
p.ny iSr y W ov nS. nae web
tie puoc have a corps c. dsteeilves on naa ~
guard the express ssfss. snd also So, nS,n,
We must now wait for developmsnts, The faliu.
70 md anv bodies the engine Is pcpis md
would load "a The belief that the enSinse, Ane
r,nan as w2 as y9uns MKa% Jar,pS' t Sa' waser
washed THAR bodies out. .- =, ~.
john Topeey shs ssnsra! :, m sinss s after
MOST thorough and careful study OF tEs s'tua.Sa
from personal Inspection at me s's en-. night,
II will . ks an eXamins tien OF the engine -
dis .oy"r whether II broks down ard 20 cauSso tai
wreck ], sens improbable - me that tnls su
should have gwen way We are WORKING mare marc :;
gst s tie cotton OF the matter. but We are su' ID
There was a rumor ;ha. wreck.ra had explGd e.,
dynamite on the rack. This ths9ry Is scGu,so ~ ~
ect,vs are working he theory but VIII ~ ?
formed nndc- the ernha1kncnt, bu this is so c's'
missed 30 unlikely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
WALKiNC-jAcKtT or blouse suitp
Is the standing question. MANY
sattle II nv a.1onti.,0 tha Ir;eh
N0men's
Suits.


" e'':.. is the standing question. MANY
Su'ts' settle it by adopting the Irish
sta:esman's "compromise taking one of
each. a wise plan-for after all. each one
is hest for certain uses.
Here are three representatives. of each
style. Two are quiet, elegant suits with
tly-iront jacket coats and skirts Sllk-Iined
Throughout SIS for navy or black storm
serge: $3.50 for wide wal. oheviot serge.
The third is new and uncommony
stylish suit Of fine covert cloth, cadet blue
or dark gray, the trim Jacket elegantly
stitched and bound. and seams corded with
narrow black braid. So.
OF the blouse suits, the handsomest is one
in fine brosdcloth at 81; close-ittng at
back, with buttoned pockets: the skirt
braided and button trimmed at bottom.
Jacket and skirt are full-lined with change
able taffeta: silk dust-ruff1e on skirt.
Another full slk-Iined blouse suit is in
navv Or black broadoloth. artistically braid
trimmed front and back. at $50; and one at
ST. is Of black, navy, green, or brown
cheviot serge. the waist only sllk-hned, Il
fastens dagonally from the shoulder, and
has girdie Of heavy black cord.
One point you'll notice is that our blouse
waists here grow better IN form and cut
they are neater, and define the figure better
than at first.