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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19

morality Of Christianity and a pure and
honorable citizenship is assured beyond all
tSIs II Is aard TO convince the people OF
tory, ancient and modern, Jewish and Pa
gan. ! believe In churches, colleges and
my hope is in citizenship, born of Chris
tan faith and practice; give us these and
the Republic will live forever
We are in danger of forgetting the sad
fact in history that the fate of republics is
empire. Can we reverse the verdicts of his
tory? believe we can by the application
can citizenship
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Higher Education of Women


After twenty years experience, and more,
/ am not convinced of the mental equality
of men and women; neither that they can
produce the same results nor that the same
training is good for them.
The disadvantages of a joint education as
they concern women and men are OF two
kinds we have shown with regard to the
first that what Is the ideal education for
a woman has never been worked out: and
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Specials for Tomorrow Monday, 9 to II.

CREPE PAPER, all colors. 1O-foot II
roll. lie Kind, Tor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CHRISTMAS CARDS, choice selec- Il
tons. &c kind, for. .....................-.A ~
CHATELAINES. grain leather, nick A.
Ell frame, zoe kind, for.................. TN
FANS, lace trimmed, gauze, SIPS o.
KIM, TOT ...-...-.............-... -
UMBRELLAS. 24-inch English Clio QO<-
ria, LOT - -
NIGHT SHIRTS for Men, embroi- 40
dered front, zoe quality, for. ........... EOS
HUDNUT'S PERFUMES, all odors, o.
45c kind for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AOS
SOFA PILLOWS, 24-inch. figured co.
Denim, 81 kind, for. .OSO
STORM COLLARS, Electric Seals, long
tabs. trimmed with heads and&.2 ~
8 tails, 81 quality. .....PO'AO
FASCINATORS handmade. of fine Ok
zephyr, values up TO 81, for........... AOO
PLUSH CAPES, 20 inches long, embroi-
dered with beads and braid. sea-&0 GA
sons price, So, or........,.,......P%'|
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CARAMELS, 15c quality.
FRENCH MIXED CANDY, 4Oc quail DC
lty ...-............... ..........-....'....
TOWELS, Turkish, 10c quality..........Sc
TABLE DAMASK, turkey red. ........ lac
CANVAS for Skirt facing, 10c quail -
TAFFETA for Skirt lining, 12i3c 81
quaHty .............,. ....'...........'....'
COSMO BUTTERMILK SOAP, per Ac
cake ..--.-.-.--.-- .........-........s.-...
COMBS. sterling silver, mounted, soc DO
QuaHty ...........-.-... .................
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS for CHILL
DREN, embroidered and scalloped, 80
1Uc Quduty .............-.............
SUEDE GLOVES for LADIES, 16-button
length, black, white and colors SIS ZSf>
quanty ................. .................A
RIBBONS for Fancy Work, 224 inches wide
in MORE and Satin and eros Grain, To
ZUc Qudllty, 1Or.. ..............-......... ~
FEATHER BOAS, 11s yards long, CSC 40
QudHty ...'........ .-.....-... ...-.-....
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19

Blshop John p. Newman.
Law learning, charity are insufficient TO
save our Nation from. vice. ignorance and
inhdelity All nave been tried and found
wanting. But add to them the practical
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19

Gloves

KID GLOVES for Ladies, 2-clasp ZEc
and 4-button, popular shades, pair. n ~
KID GLOVES for Ladies, in 2-clasp, Adult
ton and 4-hook, rows embroidery, in
all the new shades, guaranteed, at, O2c
pair .................... ..................)
KID GLOVES for Ladies, 3-clasp, extra
fine, heavily embroidered, the CT OE
newest shades, guaranteed, pair. ApAeAO
KID GLOVES for Ladies' very finest
French make, the celebrated "Jouvin," in
2-clasp, 4-button and 4-hook, richly en-
broidered, latest Partisan shades, - "A
guaranteed, pair........... ...APAs-TO
SPECIAL! - KID GLOVES, 20 button
length, in white and evening shades, usual
price $500 per pair special 81 "a
at .........,......-...... .............~FAo
KID MITTENS for Ladies, fur tops, EOc
at, per pair, $l25 81, 75c and. wv
WOOL AIITTENS for Ladies, in plain and
fancy stitch, at, per pair, SOC, soc, &c
Zoe, 19c and. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A>N
Linens for Xmas
TABLE CLOTHS, 2 yards wide, 21s yards
long, l dozen Napkins to match, Cd S0
S. quality; for Xmas. AP-F"OO
LUNCH CLOTH, heavy Damask double
hemstitched, $1.25 quality; for So
AnaS .............. ....................s
TRAY CLOTHS, pure bleached Linen,
double hemstitched, 40c quality; for Or
SCARFS for Sideboards, all pure Linen,
size 1mai iSx72' 4Oc quality; for 25c
NAPKINS pure beached Damask. 5-s
size, $1.75 quality; for Xmas, per 81 AZ
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Suits, Fur, Cloth and Plush CapeS,
Skirts and Waists.

SuITS-Made of Imported Sponged Cloths
Sllk-lined Jackets, Skirts have good lining,
lnterlining and facing, regular 10
price $12 TO SIS; XMAS SPECIAL. EOC
SUITS of fine Atwood Cheviot Serge. Taft
Ieta Silk-lined Jackets, perfectly tailored
tnrougnout, our $40 Suits; XMASGR 90
PLUSH CAPES, best quality, 80 inches long.
1ull sweep, Thibet Fur-edged. sik-lined
perfectly interlined, made to sell q, * ~
Tor $l2; XMAS SPECIAL ........ POsAO
CLOTH CAPES-Made of fine English Ker-
sey, fancy stitched, tailor straps satin
Rhadame lined, the $3.50 and $9GE 90
quahty; Xmas special ........... kpOsSO
WOOL SEAL CAPES, so inches long. full
sweep, splendid Marten collar, fronts edged
with Marten, heavy satin lining go
season price SIS; Xmas special. go. ApA9
ELECTRIC SEAL CAPES, 30 inches long.
best satin lining, it's Il grand GNE
cape for $40; Xmas special. VAO
SKIRTS-Made of excellent Boucle-effect
materials, soft percaline-lined, grass cloth
Interiined. good facing, perfect q A 90
hanging; Xmas special ........... Ap@&s9O
PETTICOATS of Black Silk Taffeta. lust
II of them left, all with corded ruffies, vel
Veteen-faced; same with extra dust rufles
divided in two lots, the So quality for
$S.S9, the $3.50 up to $40, Xmas GG %
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Millinery Department

ANOTHER TRIMMED HAT .REDUC-
on EVERY Trimmed Hat in our stock. No
reserve. Everything goes. The fine Paris
patterns go, as well as the less expensive
copies
CHOICE of any Trimmed Hat or Bonnet
in stock, some that were up to d O2
CHOICE of the next lot, someGS 90
that were up to $40. ................ Ap1sSO
CHOICE Of next lot some that%3 OR
We're up TO $l5.....................APO s2O
o We're Up G to 2 siG lot some tnat$2.O6
OSTRICH PLUMES, IA inches long, 0O,.
very brilliant black only. $l.29 kind. O|S
OSTRICH PLUMES, II inches long, very
hne quality and extra heavy top, 81 Oh
black only, the $1.9S kind. Pa ~
JAPANESE PHEASANT TAILS, all 49,
the new colorings, the zoe kind. ...... -fOC
HACKLE WINGS, black and brown, 80
very large the $119 kind. OOC
BOYS ETON AND GOLF CAPS, made Of
Plush and Cloth. satin-lined. o.
patent leather visor, THE SOC KIND. %OS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Linens for Xmas


METAL BELTS, in oxidized gilt and I20c
SILVER ................s.. ..s.......'s....s
METAL CHATELAINES, gold, en-
ameled and oXidized.. ......................3S c
pieces at 4Sc, 59c, zoe and up to. Ap~E'SO
GATE TOPS for Silk Shopping Bags, ZEc
4Sc and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a ~
SILK CARRIERS, Dresden elastic and
sterling buckles and Mother OF g. "a
Pearl, at CSC and. ...................pA'@
Solid Gold Rings, Watches, Brooches,
Fans, Stylish Leather Goods, Collar and
Cuff Boxes, Chatelaines, PocketbOoks, ETC.,
for the holiday trade.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
COlOred Dress Goods

BROADCLOTHS IMPORTED, "a inches
wide, dark green, navy and plum coiors
only, our $1.25 and 81 quality, as 70
long as they last, for. Observation-Disclosures -
COVERT CLOTHS. two special values in
this popular weave:
48 inches wide, foreign make, strictly a.
all Wool, our SLIPS quality, for. OOC
40 inches wide, the sec quality, or...4 &c
ABOUT % PIECES OF NEW FANCY
NOVELTIES, in all the latest fall COM
bination of colorS. We have put them on
sale at the popular prices
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Xmas Blankets and Comforts Sale

BLANKETS strictly pure Wool,&0 20
in natural gray, So quality, for. .AP%sOO
BLANKETS, best Western made, white,
red and plaid. liza size. &.5O%3 E0
quaAty .....-........... ............
BLANKETS, the celebrated North Star
max make a1q H. % si ENDS White and plaid $50
BLANKETS, the finest in America, known
as the Golden Gate brand l2-4GZ SO
size, $500 and $40 quality, for. ApA sOU
COMFORTS, large size, cotton filled, ORc
COMFORTS, Silkaline covered, filled with
clean cotton, hand-knotted, $1.75 e. De-
quality ................. ............ PAs%C
COMFORTS, OUR OWN MAKE, of best
fast colored twilled chintz, filled with good
white cotton, closely knotted, d. 81
the 81 quality for. ............ kPAeOO
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Art Linens

RENAISSANCE SQUARES, size 1Sx ORc
Is. $1.3S kind. ........................1 Wv
PILLOW SHAMS, in Roman embroi- O2c
derry, $1.25 quality. .......,..............S OC
SILK THROWS, embroidered, in 22c
fancy designs, 4Sc quality. wv
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Silks and VelVets

DUCHESSE SATINS, black q inch QQc
es wide, $l.25 quality. ................. OOO
VELE FL Nh ~ E H., maNe not , oeeIl IN
$175 and 81, for. ........................S CS
BROCADED TAFFETAS, shaded grounds,
this seasons price $1.15, 40
MORE VELOURS, blue Nile, pink SOc
and lavender, seasons price 81, for. OSC
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4Oc and soc
SCOTCH TWEED CLoAKINGs, extra

heavy for winter wear, 81 inches 90
wide, our $1.35 quality, for............O~S
PATTERN SUITS-Only few left most
ly of foreign makes, in high Novelties, on
which we have made the following special
reduction:
One Pattern at $50. reduced to-. So 80
-Four Patterns at $3.50, reduced tess 90
Four Patterns at $12, reduced to-. 8 $500
Five Patterns at $l0 reduced to...SS 4. 90
Three Patterns at $3.50, reduced to9 so
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Basement Holiday Specials


WORK BOXES, fancy willow great Ok
variety or Shapes bargain for. %OC
TOBACCO JARS, German China. Az
comic hgures, CSC quality. for......... ~&1C
JUGS; 2-quart size gold stippled and D..
neatly decorated, 46c quality ........ zoe
TEA JARS, Haviland China. Sf35
qudlty ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EC
MUSH and MILK SETS, German
;1hina, neat decorations, 40c quail o.
lty .'.......... ...........................G zoe
CROTON SETS, for toilet rooms. CONSISTING
of Soap Dish, Drainer and Cover. Brush
vase and Mug, Haviland's French China,
sa7s u auaIites of foT $50 and SIPS
WATER SETS, Bohemian Glass. effective
9fecorations $3.50 and 81 qualities 81 0E
Aor .''''.''..'. .......................ApA s@O
CUSPIDORES, Haviland China, decorated.
II to $L4O the regular price; your 10
CIiolce '..'''''' '...-..........,..........A ~
TEA SETS. Vienna China. decorated.
70 for pieces we sold at @$4.75
DINNER SETS, English Porcelain. under
e gla1fd DECORATIONS oT 100 pieces sSS4.75
SILVER-PLATED FORKS. Rogers g.
hamilton make. we guarantee to be equal
DOZEN DO the 6 6eSf we s9d them for s.
PRICE, a dozen .................. pzsIO
TABLE SPOONS, Rogers g. Hamilton's
for Hgst make % the regular price S2.0S
40 .'..:..'''.,, '''.'''''''.'''.'''.. PA'~
"A COMPLETE line of VIM. A. Rogers's A
and Rogers Bros 1S47 brands in stock
JARDINIERES, 9-inch stippled gold, 6O.
81 quality, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W.
TOILET SETS of IL pieces. Including
sii09 . jar. neat decoration. AS2.OS
CARPET SWEEPERS, BISSELS d. no
Crown Jewel, $3.50 quality. PAoSO
BII s GRAND RAPIDS Cyco%2 az
-DGK co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Holiday Umbrellas !

UMBRELLA AND PURSE, with sterling
silver Jeweled knob, pure silk, silk case
and tasSel, paragon frame, black and coll
9 9as ' actually worth l. $780, Mon SS4.0S
UMBRELLAS. sterling silver deposit pure
M Sila; sS;9o quality .... $4.4S
COLORED SILK UMBRELLAS,&A ia
all silk, 1925 and. ..................FxsI O
the neatest and most complete idea in the
Umbrella line, new and nobbyGZ E0
handles, $4.9S, 1898 and. ApA sOO
ling silver trimmings; our Ga 10
pFIc6 ................s
UMBRELLAS, 26-inch Silk Gloria, natural
wood, bone, Dresden, steel rod, with case
and tassel, $3.50 and $l.75 kind, O2c
for ................. ..................... Nv
UMBRELLAS, 26-inch English Gloria, steel
ff 0r natural hanc' es' SSc KIND SOC
1OI
SPECIAL line of Holiday Umbrellas for
Gentlemen from $3.50 to $3.50 each.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07

IT is probably fortunate for the Span
ish cause in Cuba that the language of the
Havana newspaper, Ell Commerce., is not
the language Of the Spanish government
or of the Spanish authorities in Cuba.
Such accusations coming from them
might provoke the Interference at present
falsely charged. The responsible parties
in Cuba, those who claim to still govern
the country, would do we'll in their own
interest to suppress Ell Commercio with
Its threats and viparings concerning the
YANKEES The government of the
United States has done all that neutrality
requires. On the very day when these
accusations of bad faith were made the
tilibuster steamer Dauntless was taken
into custody. But the United States is
not in condition to be crowded or over
taxed or imposed upon. The present re-
lations are quite sufficiently strained.
Any one of the half dozen treacherous
and eminently Spanish tricks which Ell
Commerce. recommends would destroy
the balance. 1t behooves Spain at the
present ii me to cultivate justice toward
the United States, and to give very wide
berth to anything resembling provoca-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07
Abolish SCARE.

Don't swallow grape seeds, for they
may get into your vermiform appendix,
and death, or az least the surgeons knife
will follow" How many times that
warning has been sounded in recent years,
says a well known medical authority in
Vick's magazine. We have no doubt
whatever that it has lessened the use of
one of the healthiest fruits under the sun,
because few grape eaters and especially
children, will throw out the seeds even at
the risk of appendicitis. Sothey must not
have grapes. Perhaps even less grape
vines have been planted as result of the
scare, for scare it is and nothing else. In
thousands of operations which have taken
place to remove the diseased appendix in
the human subject--some of them sue
cessful, many of them too late-there is
not one authenticated case of any grape
or other seed or foreign body being
found in the organ. The reason is obvi-
Gus, for the interior of the appendix is
big enough to admit only medium sized
darning needle. 1t IS time, therefore,
that the public should know the fact that
danger from grape seeds is absolutely
groundless. Let US not give up planting
and urging others to plant the vines,
fearing the races extinction because of
grape seeds in the appendix. Swallow
the seeds if you like, and let the children
swallow them. To most persons grapes
are not grapes when the pulp is freed
from seed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07
A POSSIBLE SOLUTION.
ton.

After San Diego, Cal, man got n d.
vorce from his wife the other day, he went
home and found her there. She asked
him to sit down to dinner, after which she
asked him how he liked the new arrange
ment.
"First rate" he replied, "but l can't
exactly understand it," "Oh that's all
right" said she, 1--WE can live this way in
contentment."
"The other way we quarrel furiously.
Now then suppose you retain me as house
keeper. Twenty dollars per month and
board is all | ask"
This seemed to strike the ex husband
favorably, and the bargain was closed on
the spot.
The couple have not had sign of trou.
BILE since, although they were in hot water
for SO years fretting under the marital
yoke. They dare not quarrel now for fear
one will leave the other in the lurch. He
must have his meals cooked and she must
have place to stay. Together they are
happy now, and the bargain promises to
last to the end.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07

ABOUT the only show of harmony in the
Democratic ranks at the present time is
found IN the fact that they are against
the administration. 1t may be long
time before Democracy is in the saddle
against is to say united Democracy.
The panacea offered by David B. Hill is
not accepted by the other leaders who
have other brands of patent medicine to
offer for the diseased parts of that once
hourlshing and healthy body. This is
just where the ahoe pinches. There has
been too much quackery. They have not
only been mixing drinks but mixing
medicine. AS result Democracy ls in
bad way and the outlook for the future is
not bright.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07

THE divorce habit seems to have a fast
hold upon Lillian Russell. Her ex hus-
bands will hold their annual reunion this
year as usual in New York. In her last
case of this kind, after the divorce had
been granted, her attorney modestly sug-
gested that a fee would be in order. "You
will have to see my manager about that"
answered the fair Lillian. "Your man
ager," echoed the astonished disciple.
eyes indeed" replied the much divorced
actress. "My manager attends to all my
advertising bills.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07

MARSHAL MARTINEZ DE CAMpos seems to
have great deal of influence with the
queen regent. 1t ia understood that he
has recommended the recall of General
Weyler, and that the recommendation is
to receive favorable action by the Span
ish authorities. AS an advisor in Spanish
affairs, it is difficult to say in what re-
spect the policy of his government would
differ from the old regime, but the very
fact that he fayors the recall of Weyler
indicates more enlightened policy as far
as the war in Cuba is concerned. Wey-
ler's career has been series of criminal
blunders and unheard of barbarlties. II
is good to know that Campos, in common
with other civilized people, realizes this,
and has decided that Spain will be bene-
flied by a change.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07

WHILE We hear a great deal about the
superior manner in which the British
government manages it's Indian affairs,
and the absence of violent alterations
between the whites and reds il the Do
minion of Canada, the latest gale that
sweeps from the north, bears intelligence
that Almighty Voice, leading Indian has
been perpetually silenced and his band
extermiuated with rifles and field pieces.
There would seem to be, after all, but lit
tie difference between the British colonial
and American methods of dealing With
the delicate questions arising between the
white man and the red,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07
OWL Service Examination.

The U. s. civil service commission an
nounces that it will hold an examination
at the United States court house building
in Santa Fe, N. M, commencing at 4.
M, on Saturday, June 10, to establish an
eligible register from which selection
may be made to fill vacancy in the posi-.
ton of janitor in the federal building in
this city, at salary of $500 per annum.
The department desires that applicants
tor this position should be not less than
81 or over so years of age. It ia desired,
if possible, that they should be skilled
workmen and residents of Santa Fe. The
examination will be of an elementary
character. Applications will be accepted
up to the hour of closing business on Sat-
urday, June IL. Persons desiring to
enter this examination should apply to
the secretary of the board OF examiners
for the internal revenue service, in Santa
Fe, for application blank and informa-
ton. The blank form 3O4 should be
properly executed and filed with the SEQ.
rotary of the board.
M. P. MOORE,
Secretary of Board.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07

but in graceful blouse effect. In our illus.
tration, it is decorated with rows of black
silk braid and steel buttons. The chem
isette is of white chiffon. The gown is of
old pea-green etamine, made with blouse
bodice of white silk figured with black.
The belt, collar and tie are of black satin.
Note the decoration of the top of the
sleeves consisting of tiny caps or clock
ies." These appear on many of the new
gowns, square, rounded or pointed in
shape, and usually three on sleeve. On
sleeves of every shape they are becoming
adjuncts, giving the breadth to the shout
ders to which we have so long been accus-
toned, and which is SO generally becom-
ing.
The hat worn with this gown is of white
Milan braid with band of black satin,
and black quilts at the left side. Around
the top of the crown is wreath of pink
r1ana
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07

Wanted One cent n word each insertion
Local-Ten cents per line each insertion.
Reading Local Preferred positon-Twen-
ty-five cents per line each insertion.
Displayed-Two dollars an inch, single
column, per month in Daily. One dollar an
inch, single column, in either English or
Spanish Weekly.
Additional prices and particulars given on
receipt of copy of matter to be inserted.
Prices vary according to amount OF matter.
length of time to run. position, number of
changes etc.
One copy only of each paper in which an
ad. appears will be sent free
Wood base electros not accepted.
No display advertisements accepted for less
than 81 net, per month.
No reduction in price made for every
other day" advertisements.
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Call for Bids.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the board of regents of the New Mexico
College of Agriculture and Mechanical
Arts, Mesilla Park, at the office of the
president of the college, G. r. Jordan,
until the 10Th day of June, ~ O'Clock,
noon, 1897, for the erection and compile
ton of an agricultural experiment station
building and dormitory to be construct
ed according to the plans and specifica-
tions prepared by I. H. & w. w. Rapp,
architects, of Las Vegas, N. NJ. Plans
can be seen at the office of the architects
at Las Vegas, N. M, at the Office Of the
president Of the college at Mesilla Park,
N. M, or at the Office OF Nemsen q
Thorne, FL Paso, Texas.
(SignedD TT. Bull,
President Board Of Regents.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07


larged.
Our illustrations shows a graceful ar :
rangement of tucks in groups of three.
At the top of the sleeves are the little
caps of Jockeys" as they are called.
These are also fashionable feature, and
appear on dresses of all sorts of fabric.
The material employed for this is light
wood-brown cashmere. The "jookeys"
are edged with tiny ruches of narrow
chiffon. A fril of the same chiffon edges
the blouse at the opening, which is grace
fully rounded out at the top. Belt and
collar of narrow taffetas. The large
artistic design is of applique lace in a
tint almost as dark as ecru. Lace of the
same shade is used as a frill for the neck
The hat is charmingly fluffy creation
of narrow tulle, the entire hat being of
this fabric shirred close IN little clusters
of frils. II is trimmed with black and
white aigrettes and white violets.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-07

The latest thing in the pool line is the
organization of q New York syndicate
which proposes to corner two.third5 Of
the whisky in the United States. This
deal involves the purchase of S0,OOO00O
gallons of whisky now in bond in the
state of Kentucky The price of this
liquor will necessarily be advanced.