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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24

From this date all stock found picket
on or across any street, alley or walk
the city will be impounded the same
as loose stock.
E. ID. Landon, Chief OF Police.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24
Note.

Dog taxes must be paid by July / as
the ordinance Will be enforced.
h. ID. Landon, Chief OF Police.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24
Wanted An Idea r.: ::$ 6: !: : : !:3:;

Pyosscti XHH5HF waSSsfDbERB6RN 4 co, Patent Attor.
n : Maj 81 tive hundred Inventions wantsd-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24

Henriettas from 10 to 20 cents
per I'd.
A handsome line OF all wool sum-
mer suitings from 80 to go
cents per yd.
Plain black mohairs from so to
70 cents per yd.
Novelties in black mohair from
go cents to S1.O0 per yd.
And a large variety ofother suit
tings in plain and brocaded
at various prices.
Have you seen our shirt waists
they are beauties, from so
cents to 1925, all detachable
collars, from the cheapest to
the best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
WHIST SHCRE R.K.

w iod - station. y /, follows, an!
-, -, EARLE. from (cot OF EraaA.!n St;
an ., DauL Local 70 Buffalo. Sleeping car.
Tsw Yor, to Boomyie. sundays only: eAa be occu-
&c, " Dsiy Local to Albany for c4,skin Noun
,o,, n Dai.5 ror Aleaay. rt,A, Syracuse. Roch-
49, 49, nuralo Niagara FAILS. For, Wayne. Toledo.
c'e,,, 10 a. NJ Ds,iy except SUNDAY. to Bi'omvie
and cs,sAu Noun aims NV Pat Lakes M3hon1 ara
SE',,sN,ssa Parl1- 10 EloouSile and New PatZ.
pMii.: - \. NJ. Daily. except sunday = CatskAl
u, rs New PaltA Lakes v honk AMI Ninnewasaa.
h,any Saratoga. CNl~el I.2Ne George. Parlor ears
~, p NJ saturlAys My. Haif-Hoiay Special TO
.r',sktu Mountains Pari,r ar attached 800 .
3:t5 + VI Daily. ~ .ept SUNDAY. {, C@tski!l Noun
80 AMI SAra.ogi. Far.or c4r attached - Boom
~ 90 p VI pa,iv. except sunday Tor Albany.
:, an, ~ n pa.y ior Albany. Montreal. ut!ca. SRA
y'e rochester RuGh1 Niagara Fails. T,roato. De-
- re,elard Chicago and - Louis.
30 p NJ Daily except SUNDAY f1s NcN0urs. Albany.
":" 49, and M1ntrc-. sleeping car Albany TO Mon
ue. VI Daily e>ceq, sunday for syracuse Rochester
* PiIf0p Daily f,- Albany vc,a. Syracuse Roche>-
IT,. Buffalo Nasra Fa. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
chicago and 81 LOUIS - .,o,. r,o ~
a M o3:0s p. N: Jersey city. p. r. H. station:
RI, ,abes II principal hotels and oHTrcs.
vanderbilt New York
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo 3:55 P " Pullman Ves,hule Day
coaches am Paror Cars D.nlrg-Car Service. Meals .
Ia carte Connects Buffalo with through sleeper y
.I2:25 I2:iO r " daily excep, Sunday tor MArcH
CHUNK and intermediate points
'i2:J5 I;I5 p. NJ. Sunday. only. for EAsroA
MAr'C'E CIT NIX and the coal branches. -
Il 10. 10 p ": daily. eXoep, sunday Oo- WiLK0.
RARRD PTTTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal intsPs
neias stations connects Tor all points In coal reroa
chair car f0r Wkesbarre.
s3:55 4.IO p VI daily. except Sunday for WlLKEl
piR1p Pf~TsTov SCRANTON. and principal insa.
mediate stations Connects for Al points IN coal rssa2
Pullman Pu~a, Psr,or Car - Wlkesb3rre
1865. 5:I5 P ". daily FOR EAsTON and 'nes'
'5:55 6:IO P ". daily. except sunday Express ..
sla,ngton and principal Intermediate stations Conneeo
~ Raairg ard Harrisburg. Chair car % latlng.on
s6;J5 ZOO r daily f1r PCFFtlO NlAoAA
FALLS anE all points West. Pullman sleeper vesleSs
train - Y Chicago Seerers 70 BuNalo ard Torona
1855. $40 VI daily. except sunday s,olp!ss ~
At SOiTH PLAINFrELD. EASTOE: RETHIEHEs
MATCH CHUNK. 7. & y. JUNCTION. SAIRE. GkS
EVA. ROCHESTER BATAVIA. and RCFFAto Pub
man Sleeper for Buffalo None but sleepins-ca ~
say 0:OO p. VI dam. flr ITHACA GENEvA
points West Pullman sieepers 70 Wkesbarre anc lmaa
Additional local trlin da!lT except sunday fo BosSv
BROOK and Intermediate points leave as f1!loTs: -
900 4 VI si:5j go 1885 40 and '555 SOP
Tickets and Pullman acconmo cations at liz 5i ~
255 pii and ! 323 Broadway. 81 E. l4th St, lB e u
s., l27 B-wery. y Y. SEQ Fulton St. c"'is -
Br1 adwav ard brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn;
Y Y Transfer %. will call for ard check bagsa~"~
hotel or residence through % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions tci The Trie-
n ure received their Uptown Oflce, No l2i@ Broai
Nay "a north u 3is' st.. until oeocN p IN 40
received tine following hranch ou.es ~
regular rates uitil o'clock T. NJ VIZ: - st'
ave- = e 2"i ST. 1872 ca ave. cor I'm MAJ
1i2 Columbus ave near w rst o"i-
ST. i06 i2i 9th ave. az East lithst -
West 4od between 1th and s'h avcs' 10 e,s1
St. S3s 90 ave. between 1Gt and Itth 60 a.
Gist-sf / EOS isf near NNiSt- NV
ave near ilst-st: 5Sl 3i-Hyet 10 BlrerNer st.. 20
B.ecker St.: pos Sd ave: 80 East 1ptn lssi %
coz 30 ~ Amsterdam ave; ~ y -
Eas, l6th-s 203 East 18th :" Fn.a Ss,S i
iIS2 "a dItE St "'i ~, -.
LEO broadway; 1863 a-ayc: 100 sth ave- 13ls -
,;o,b :, iss Fas, ,o5,b-s r.nr Shave; 2i3 West
10Th st he, TN end 400 Wet llAth-s AZ
~. prnokvn O.ices caT Fulton -. I2H tlIrnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
Lcaal Notices.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADV En-
n ,,,sv,,r>r N THE CITY RECORD" commenc-
ing on IN, 3lst Jay " August. 1897 and continuing
ia, conse,v.ly for nine 90 days thereafter "t the
r 49,, me-, ,ha srrene court. and the entering IN
Huraau collection ~
Zoe opFNINt; AND ACQUIRING TITLE 20
the following named streets and avenues IN we ''SP''
"I 9,s ~ KIN iS,h AVENUE. from Academy street TO
Kingshridg" Road. , ,rpu,t.rr ,,o,, s,ehhi,s NJ.
~, -'' " C., tSr,ns Road WALTON AVENUE. from
the south side u the New ,oln '""'" "''' HUE"
"N'' ""l'''" W. AsuBFI. u. FITCH. comptroller.
,.,,,n,rotI.r.s ori,s September > 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA bA H6Y AND WASHING
Ter PHILApELPIIIA from !, Whitehall W ,s Terminal "
W MeeS ~ $.25 3.s5 Buffet carr. 42J As tDinIns
- * $50 - T. N. l2:lo mdt 90
Oatl, 80, SIS a.55 - Dining Car) A ". in
~ ,lrirg carr. 5:l3 r. u, ie:io mdt.
80, -, FOOT liberty STREET > minutes later VIII
a., ,i,,, A. trains At \. NJ daily 80 p
Teek pdkIIyT ~ AND WASHINGTON from whi,.han
f"' PAM Terminal
~, ,,,s ~ a.tI II - Dining Carl = NJ I&
w ~ 5Dn.rg carr 5.5J =. ". q. 10 mit Suniay&
a. - % tpinus carr \. NJ. i;35. As Dining cam
20 i.rIm FOOT LIBERTY STREET ; minutes later
s-,,., I'D parfrrcar seats be procured fcot
-, :, Nhit-hall ST, li3. LIZ, pct. s3f G4i ll@
10, ~ aSvsy 137 On Az 81 Fast ian s. l53 Eat
80 :, or Wc-- Io5h ST. 81 columbus Az. Nes
~ ~ curt 81 $50 Fulton 81. B~ookyn % R-oadwaI
sNrr The York Transfer Company viii csh
-, snd check baggage from hotels or residences
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
School Nacntles.
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
-~o"|~'
MOAUM G[5RMAM G1OWDs
FAST ENTREES SERNlCE.
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. iltEMtN - =,
sta.. rg. sept :. ip An kais". y u. sept y \ VI
Trave o.. sept. - 10 M Saalc ru oc'. . 10 VI
tHERBOURG. PARIS. BREMEN. .
AIler Sat Slrf 90 II spree sat. SEPT. Is 10 AN
TWIN- Sg RTW PASSENGER SEl!NIlE
80. CHAMPION. LONDON. ERLMEN -
!, -----t,. ............ THURSDAY. sept. o. noon
-'.-.r- T.i,.e Tnurs.ay sept ii. n
a. b. u i"9 i-N1l' ,,I. On 70,
Bremen thursday. sep 81 MOO"
GfB.A-..AR NAPLES. GENOA
t-.t,.- \. " Vera. sept i 10 \ "
Inns. sep. 10 M Fulda.... sept % 10 \ NJ
oELRicHS d co. . BOWLING GKrEN-
23}N ME- MT a89NEANSEAVlgE
.u,vur.pG. AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
,~- LLOYD.
Typres. steamers from New-York
t, 60. ltar Hap~S and Genoa -,
v,c,o-', Mo- 10 ~ tWerra...... Nov. -. 20 NJ
.ra'se- ~ II N8yi3 ioNM tru'1' ....... Dec ~ ~
sTorrrn--f, Nov 20 20 M - Victoria Dec IL. 10 Az
Aiso steamer, Tor Alexandria. Egypt N Jan FEB ana
Nrrrh
Re.n ticket. available to- 'hH steamers ~ either me
,-.+- N.rfe, t;sroo GItra.-ar Hamnurg Breneh Lon
IA Sr.f.r- r..- Pans AMI Ch'-hourg.
,t.-,r.r ,-er-ar Nor;h German LLOYD
49, Oe-cNs & Co Agents.
r-o,i,,.,- y towing Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

I.elye New York. WA.teaaN Terminal. daily
,.ur,.aS;o % y. IN and - 10 night.
piirlSBj no S:a5. eN. sun; 80 sun. l:io night
ii,ttH,,Is:< ,Ti ST LOUIS ei5 i.iJ p.
WASHiNGToN BALTIMORE. ~ g;55 DINING Can.
- 80 can 5,s5 M 1910 night. sunday. 9.55 Ola
W 80, II "a A m DINING carr 10 dining Carr. ass
T'ning carr 5.55 y. IL 70 night
NORFOI.K. II % m ct Ny
XTW ORLEANS. Through sleeper 40 ?. m daily.
~ Trains leave fp,t Liberty -. minutes later.
Al trains are llumiuated NTH Pin'sch Light .
0eices. ll3 i72 23l. 42i l.ifo way II T.. lith 81,
,oT Rowerv y Y; 33J 3t Fulton st, Bro1Nlyn White
hail Terminal BaGslse checked from hotel ~ res'd'h'
TO Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

N AT.7oA

e.,,,1rs 20, n Wes, ga g. Penn r r. CortlasA
' Or Toshrossos =.
.-frca,es tive from West 27i s.. Other figures shos
.,--a froo Cortland, or DNshrosses -.
-G:IS $40 \. VI daily sunday 1913. A. NJ n
MATCH CFTf'NK mi -teruediare stations.
1888. SIS \ VI. fa'y f1r WILRFSP RE srRAx-
GrTrv, ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALiI
ar4 prirclpa. local points; clnng car aa4
~ pisfai0.
.to:25. ro.2o A. " Sundays only .or Bound kut
~ f-fa~r~ef stations
.IO:25 1850 4 " daily except Sunday. FOR MACH
CfTr'VK arr intermediate points.
c.oo Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

pvERTsEMEN and sup,spsTHs fCa %, h Rro rSpn'
o. 49, nn,th ~ sst-st until o'clock advertise
m.ns received al following branch ctces at regular
o6ace o'clock 2. viz; 2ot sth ave: g. ..
49, ga ~ iso an ave 2th-s Mays. 6th-av&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

FRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
- DIRECT LINE To HAvRE -PARIs. FRANCE.
IA CHAMPAGNE. Poirot ....'.'. sat- sept y 10 a. m
ia Tot'RAINE. santcli -. sat, Sept H. 10 a m
,rards ~ ali steamers except La Touraine Including
ra,I~sy fare 70 Paris and landing charges Parlor car
80, ia extra during summer season Second class to
Paris Gi.Th , =, po..,,. c... ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
F'rom Pier ; y. Il. foot u Rector 81
Fer Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach N1rrnants
Rr,ns5n Reach SeabriGht. Monmouth Beach. ard tl
Branch 30 9:O0. go ~ N. Loo 200. 3. a. 30 ~
p NJ sundays. $50 4. NJ. 100 F. NJ -.
Fbe-.n Asbury PARK. Ocean Grove ard poin1
SCUM 10 Pon, Pleasant. 100 4. NJ 100 200. - 90
and Ocean GroNe). loo =. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms Ri.er barnesai PARK ard Sa1~
~ Atlantic CITY vineand and Bridgeton 40 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
MR. LACK \WNSNA AND WESTERN y. -
,.,inns i'm NrN-Nork. foot OF barclay
and Christopher streets. .,-r~
TRANS. pttLMAN BUFF"
'i-' CARS. pINTsCH LIGHT.

NfN AIM 49,,
~. VsJ'sn Morfi>town. Passaic Paterson. b,srr
i,uH'n -'vsr Starhope NEWTON. BUDpS LAN.ss
.nj,E. nor ATCONi. Hackettsiown SCHOoLEIrys
VSiTTAIN Washington. PHlLLlPsBt RG ,AslvV.ss
Whq't-R GAP STROI D>Rl RG Poc0no Mou3ssarT All.
COKE DANvILLE NoRTHUMEEBLA,NIpI. Y Meer
,J III, DITICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cor,,3nsss
SS Yp' ~ 81, OSVEGO. ITHACA. oWFGo. EtMIhH
CORNING BATH DANSNILIE. BtFt.AiO ana =
,,,n,S WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST, -
6 90 "A EBINGHAMrON NAIL Stops at prinep
1905 s1,'0 II ,cafs carr syFEALo. scRAXToN gII SSSS
'V" WI AvTON OwEGO ITHACA. ELMiRA u1rsrSf11
bfHtMNIr Titi y SPRINGS. SYRACUSE a., oswsys
EYppFSS Pullman Panor Cars. conneciing niL
pNI,Ir Win trains FOR Chicago and POINTS west ~"
nan parlor car New York to Rehneld So. ngs;
,.oo man n n NnsCcANTON WI KESBARRE and EI.NiHS
~" pspt,sS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars. WI
.oo = Sf II SoSCRANroH. WILKES BARRE and PLf%
wv oifriI EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars
ION u tpaivl-ChicSgo Nestlblied Limited bsywt,F.
'Vo ,ddr sC,pASToN PlNGHAMToN ELMfRA~ Ut r.
FNO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-f0H "
chicago. dining Car IVES, Of Bu s;. s,..,.r, ss
S'' s,fpaNTON RINGEANTON ELMIRA. BATH
M0Reis and RT'FFAIO. arriving RuHalo =; AZ.
O 10 y NJ tDaivl- ri FFALO. SCRANTON bI-,,.sr ard
ron OVFC,O rTH AGA FLNIRA. SYRIA x e.
OSWFCO EMPRESS. Pullman Bune s''
sieepsrs New-York TO Richfelt springs, .rroNs Il
TICKETS AND PULLMAN MC0MM.np sx ~ Pah
s,aons III .,h-ave i2th 81 Wet sal
coiumhnssye New-York 3Ss and 10 fui'on ,,I nf,r.
iOs Broadway BROOKLYN Timetables s'vns ''
"'S wFsT r. FTPPEss COMPANY WIN esn ,os s
check baggage from hotel or residence to oe'"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
MOllAND q ME1gn1GA
Ct\ARD LINE.

CLlDE LINE. nm. .,,,.-,,,,.,..-
~ ,u ,ptrSrON : g.. the SOt'Tf and SOUTHWEST.
JNCKSONNIII.E and all FLORIDA POINTS.
Tr..in f.. r. G"oi Roosevelt ST. ! T. m.
Goa, .................. Monday. sept. e
10, ,:rts "Wednesday. sept. =
~, ~ Nnt,fN ...................F Friday sept 10
SENINGl. 'di"'uN' 'tP II
,,,r.r. rave nrst accommodations.
WN. T.. CLYDE 60. General Agents
= bowling Green. y. y.
-. c.r, PENN Fa-' r =. Line. VIA Jacksonville.
,c,, - Freight and Passenger Line. Via Charleston.
- {; EGF.H General Agent. $40 broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
faw Schools.

f. Y UNIVERSITY LAW scHOolAmSixty.third year
IN A.. opens Oct ls 1897. DAY CLASSES Oh. q" ai,er
Svo yearp,. EVENING CLASSES (l.l- b. after three
Years, Daily sessions $50 To and 8 to 10 r NJ Iui-
t,on 500 GRADUATE CI.ASSES-Twelve courses Five
required .or LII NJ W..
instor Square. Ne1-York City.
NETWORK LAW SCHOOL, $780, 49,
n Day school, 100 Broadway. Evening school Cooper
I'noo Dwight Method OF instruction LII. b. In two
wears: IL. Ia three years. SEND for catalo que
''A''' ~ 49, GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
,,,IIoRy STEAMSHIP LINES

NALLOKY SIhAMNHIT LINES
WI FOR TEXAS so, CAROLINA GEORGIA AND
a DELIGHTFUL six DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA
cirf kSb PGINTS ~ MExIfo End 70 DENyER R;
S0T FRANCisC0 and all California Winter Resorts
F1ORIDX~vIA PORT RoYM. $ C.. AND BRUINS
TO JAcKsoNvlLI:E; ST Augustine: TAMPA. &C,
poIns IN Texas Colorado Utah Ari11na California Next
CO. ,,sf, far our c0-page Pocket Guide rree)
r ~ MALLORY Co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 f. r. ". 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals
On and after July 22t. 1897.
Stations IN New York. foot OF Liberty ST.,
and Whitehall Terminal.

Trains leave foot % Liberty 81 a.
For Fason. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunh p
4 30 Tl5 $50 A NJ. G2 90 ". 70 Easton), ~, IL
iii - 30 Easton,. 5:45 $50 10 Ailenio"nl
sundays 40 900 TO Easton) \ NJ. LOO o~ y"
p NJ o,o . -
100 30 4:lj p. VI. SUNDAYS. 4:3o \. NJ =, ga
For Reading 40 500. 9:lo 1000 II 80 A. NJ s.S
100 200 800 $50 5:f5 900 p. NJ l2l5 nignt Eva
DAYS 4:3o 4. NJ. 100. 200. 500 $50 500 T. M' III
For Harrisburg at 40 500. o:lo II 30 A ~. IN
40 20 5:45 P VI. l2:i5 night. Sundays 40 4. -
go. $50 600 p. NJ. 1915 night -. -
For sudbury. Lewisburg and Wilhamsp0rt az I'D ~
aiO \. ". i:i0. 80 400 p 81 sundays 80 A. -
Goo p NJ .
ALI. RAIL ROT TE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. sc
Tor Rod Bank Long Branch. Asbury Pa,so o ~
Grove and POINTS south 70 Point Pleasant. 80 - -
10 80 II 80 \ VI 600 SATURDAYS onlyl 80 10 Wv
400 q Ped Pank oulyl AS $50 S:ij 800 sst:r'
ta.s onID p. NJ Sundays stops a. Interlaken tor "
hury Park and Ocean Grove) a:l5 :. NJ 80. 400
For Lakewood. Toms River Rarnegat Park and Barnss.
gat $50 $50 \. N. 1880 430 p. NJ sundays w
For Atlantic C.,y vineland. and Bridseton. 40 A. y
For Monmouth Beach. seabrisit. and Fshanss 9
Navcsink 40. $50 1870 \. ", 100. AS. 6;i3 p
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
THE ARTISTIC IN DRESS

The latest jackets from Paris are two
or three inches shorter than those sent
over by London tailors. They have. as
rule. velvet collars with small lapels and
velvet-covered buttons, which give them
a jaunty effect.
Double-breasted jackets and the single
breasted sort are in equal favor. They
may form part of suits or be separate
garments. unlike in fabric or hue ana
other part OF the costume.
Repped silks are again in vogue for
rich and stylish visiting and reception
gowns. Black lace is generously used to
trim them.
Corded iaces in Vandykes and fitted
shapes are in high favor for bolero col
lars and lapels. They closely resemble
passementerie.
Guipure edgings are made to match in
sertions of the same lace Whether in
black or cream white. they are underlsid
with color, provided the garment is Of
the color of the lace.
Drap d'ete, in high favor for ayear or
more, is likely to be even more lavishly
used this season for entire outfits.
Plaids in silks, satins and repped tex
lures are to be in vogue this winter but
will be somewhat toned down by panels
or other inserted parts Of plain velvet,
repped silk. Indian cashmere, etc.
Thrifty women use their passe party
gowns for petticoats, the lower edges be-
ing slightly cut away and the big sleeves
reduced to tiny rulings.
1t may have been golf. and it may have
been one of the unaccountable freaks OF
fashion. but TO whatever IT is due. stock
ings were never more ''ring-streaked and
spotted" than at present To say that
they are elegant or delicate would hardly
be true. but to admit that they are pretty
end coquettish is easy.
Colored silk stockings with kid or suede
slippers of the same tint are always re-
fined and handsome with black, white or
tan skirts.
Pretty faces under modified poke bonnets
will not be rare sights during the coming
season.
Full lace bonnet or hat ties, or ties OF
broad soft ribbon, are among revived
fashions. Big white or black tulle tics
may be added at a moments notice ~
means Of few pins.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
FRILLs AND FLrFTs.

Empire lounging robes are boht fash
ionable and comfortable. They are made
of soft silks, cottons, cashmeres, bareges
or woolen batistes and trimmed with rib
bons and laces ad lib. They are suitable
to wear when receiving any acquaintance
familiar enough to call unbidden and at
informal times. A belt or girdle may be
quickly added should any extra formality
be demanded ait a moments notice. These
gowns have high square openings at the
throat when not finished with crush col
lars or generous ruches Of lace or pinked
silk
Footing is again in favor for the neck
and waist ruchings. Those who have
crimpers of their own roll it into plisses
but that which is manipulated and
pressed while the hastings are still in the
lace is quite pretty. Indeed. II is more
admired, but It requires longer time to
arrange Nothing ever was or can be
daintier than footing lace for the throat
and wrists
Fur borders and seam trimmings will
be much used this winter. Gray suits
trimmed with black fur and black suits
trimmed with gray fur are in especial
vogue. benig worn with picture hats that
are all gray or all black, the plumage
being fun and dropping rather than short
and standing.
Very narrow and fine fur edging win
continue TO decorate evening bodices.
Knitted skirts for both boys and girls
are offered for winter wear.
Those curious wisps of outstanding rib