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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
WICHITA TEN
YEARS AGO.

! Sam Peters was elected congressman
/ in the Seventh district by 15ES.
/ " 7. Stanley took his whole Sunds :
/ school on ride On To- now electric cars.
Mss Na1netta Daisy srri-ed I'm Ken
tucky and was visiting o. c. Daisy.
Born ID Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burt. a
boy.
Frank 4. Cooper began the manufacture
Q: a pre1a ration called CslIalLly.
The boys % the Catholic school kicked
football through window IN the hons
ot Mr.. Drie-. he he'd E: AMI they haI
20 reo'evir r.
Henry BiIlmaa. while hunting. shot
himself in the f0ot.
Dumont and Hayward had completed
plans for the paint factory 70 BE- erected
AZ the crossing OF tne Rock Island snd
Santa Re in the south par or tne city
Or. Gates OF thu Methodist church
preached a memorable sermon o. te.L
Il was said you could smell the sermon
from me outside.
The Eagle stared is hght f9r ire -
moval OF the capital from Topeka
Mr.. .. NJ Acu1 ard Mss Dora VIII
fans we're married.
Miss Jennie steel = TER. Hsuts. T-51-
ana, was visiting Mrs. George NJ Boyd.
J. Y Montague and J. +. Mccoy. law
yers, formed psr,nersh ?.
George Bs--hoiome~ sod sor Al elsc-
&c Ught plan; ne northeast corner q
Thir1 and Wichita streets FOR = -
TIE wichita Cracker factory Sss ru1-
mig dsy and night ard had I've r1en on
the road.
". RICHARDSON. IT. big drug ns- - g
Louis vas t4re. having really .n;e--s-s
u WiclHA
Leon o1iusss-ry. = -nenbe- .. n. ha-.
dief
The Odd packing hols. bar or-rz-
tons ard visitors streszued cd r3ere ard
everybody tsIked Loudly y ne BON
The Francis WIZARD : gave dinner
90 oue hundred and 1ortv asNso1Fs-
Anna Jerress MsUer ha1 ed tiss -
bust.e must 70 and thers vas more Or
IS controversy.
Charles Warner. = Young nan sboG-
tyEn. tried - commit su-cise-
= Anl-eH's day rz= celebrated - TIE
Ca,e5oaizn society Eita a bsr7ce-
Born % Mr- ard Ms Bernhard. In.
a boy
\ 1rse-1e--zm 1-ht s3sz place h re
Cub .hsz-rs OF South Ma street 81
whic.a one. Je--T. Tas kzsczes lzsezs-
BE-
o. 2 Seeker returned from h-s t-sp =
Europe
TIE taaous 2. ard : c,ss c. CsGers
Hil vas orgzaiz@5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
POOR EXCUSE

The wavs OF men are devious. While
single men may need have occasion, Of
ten times. 70 employ tricks 70 deceivs
some sweetheart or fond parent, Z IS
the married man who is far the more
Ingenious. when ne finds & necessary %
:ool his better half one Of these fond
husbands, who had been good Tor several
months and nad found that ic was get
ting somewhat irksome. conceived the
idea OF staying out all night. several
years ago and INDUCING in . LITTLE friend
~ poker game. This IS how ne planned
l. and the results. which he very much
wished mad not occurred.
L vii be necessary % introduce but
three characters and all concerned reside
IN Wichita For the sake Of convenience
the couple Viii b called Mr.. and Mrs
Dash and the otter married man VIII be
named Mr.. Mack
Mr.. Dash and Mr. Mack we're both fond
o. playing a litsle game. now and then.
Both Of their wives were opposed td-he
Erea: American game. M Dash resided
on She north side of town and Mr. Mack
on the south side. With great care the
TWO fixed everything so that nice game.
merely for fun. only a cent ante game.
could be pulled of. Three other fellows
who either did not have 20 explain mat
ters % their wives or else were young
single fellows were asked to come at S
. o'clock TO Mr.. Dasa's store. a the ap-
pointed hour all we're present. Mr.. Dash
being a southern gentleman and beIiev-
ing IN being The host. as such are sup
posed TO be in me Southland. mad a COUP
. ~ N Les ~ ~. F-~-
pared for his guests. The same started.
For quite A while each man dsd neither
WIN nor lose 70 any considerable extent.
However. as the hours rolled on and ths
bottles showed that the fluid had been
consumed 70 some extent the host and
NJ Mack found that they were out sew
e-al dollars The same vas quite exc5--
Ing and no one thought Of getting cold
fee Kings were being backed for Rfa-
kings were worth. OCCASIONALLY 6eu1es
were bet 10 the ceiling. Bluffs both won
All lost 7 vas a game that made the
two old married men warm NJ. L recall
ed DAYS when. single. they had fingered
- the table un,u breakfast time. gone
- work. feeling bad but. recalling the
hands which chev had held
Time sped with rapi3ity and al we're
apparently unconscious OF the nou-. -Four
came passed on never 20 return. Five was
clipped OF on Times register and stia
The game progressed. SIX. ana the dawn.
and shortly afterwards the sun appeared.
The younger men got Up. vawned. stretch
ed their legs and SAID they were fools
FOR staying out all faight. The party broke
up. each one rather reg-etti1g % aim
sell. shat he had made night q X. How
ever Il was the married men wao asd
explanations % make. and each knew
that ii wosld have - bs s. p's1sj5,a ore
NJ Dash said % Mr- Mack ''you VII g
home" Yes responded M4ck Wei
sca have 10 50 by my house. Just SAP
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27

women for the size OF the -lsca 2 70 +Sa
best dressed anywhere on earth I believe
and have been told by outsiders. II makes
no difference how cheap the fabric or
what her fortune the Wichita woman is
always fascinating in her attire. But
the mem Heaven save the mark There
Is only one exception. the commercial
traveller. Ny little brother told me the
orher evening there was man in the
parlor TO see me. I asked his mama and
the boy replied: IT don't know who It i
He must be a drummer, cause he's dress
ed so fine"
Our men are as bad as our street cars.
don't mean TO say they are not neat.
They are not dressy. Let the men reform.
They have no idea how killing a dressy
man is. I mean silk hat, Prince Albert
coat, patent leather shoes. kid gloves and
a cane. know that patent leather shoes
crack and are not comfortable I know
too that Prince Albert IS not business
suit, and silk hat is not becoming"
But these things form a tribute men must
pay TO us women. We demand it. Dressy
men are as much a part OF our life as
dressy women are part OF mems lives.
What If We would consult our comfort
and come down town, corsetless, with
slompy shoes and with a shawl around
our heads? What would your boosted
town look Ike. The men ought 10 re-
form
do not know whether II is true Of any
other city or not, but there is too much
shop-taIk a. Wichita parties. do not
wish 70 hear my uncles business men
toned when I an out for an evening OF
pleasure. have always made it a point
TO forget these things during an evening.
We all gather together for pleasure and
It IS not pleasuresbie to be asked if one
IS going "a enlarge MS store when the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27

The accounting department or the Jacob
( Dold Packing company ls A marvel o.
almost perfect discipline Every de.a1 Of
the complicated system or carrying o. Il
a. great industrial concern is under The
immediate charge 0f some ore VINO knows
As fast as vacancies occur about the Of
fees some one who has become thorough
lv trained by long experience IS promoted
t0 I'll che vacancy. with tte expected re-
suit That now every employee about the
establishment is r.Eiiiy trained and "a
nlusr with eli tne las ard outs OF ais
particular work. The result Is that the
business % the plant IS exosdi ed and car
riet on wl-b a degree or ease and prompt
facility not always found IN sucl a large
enterprise. There & one b70kkeepsr who
has come % BE- considered something
more rlsn an ordinary accouHtan-. as
familiarity v.th aI the several depart
,uer--s making ain ~ peculiarly service
able advantage TO Chiet Clerk Harrison
and -ae sl1eri-te-te1-s of cepzr,me-ts
one afternoon last week re- KS absent
from els desk his books awaiting atte1-
ton. and lis w--k u-heetef Trs vas
unaeard -. ard from The manager 6oEn
20 - mail boy. g. remained a mystery
vle-. De could be- and why oe z-ogIa -hls
neglect his work Bot e turned o1. 81
rlEst- ard re fervo- o. als parental zss-
-zs accepted ~ once "a Sufficient ex-ia-
-a-c1 ard apology. Manager Frsf Dof
was bard az Vork ~ as desk IN -se pr
va-e Office E-len messenger boz entered
ard P-I-s.y doing his cs7 bla-;s6 90
t7is q1te Reasonable ex~gse- ~ hope
sr. thst YOU zfi pardon go absr1re r-ss
Afternoon q ~ Bank lie E1f mes
sage s'o1 af-s- dinner from e.s We 49,
tcer usE baby vas aslee7. AID be- -.ztt
~ hur-ei 20 home f--st 70 So t7~ 81
looked II --at coalition. ss - "a - las
never tsr0-e soa- e wien zsieep. El--s
s. s7e75s tEs p zhfs VIZ - g - bone
.1 ore 7rcl1n-sd ye-li1E sczncs o, Hl.n-
E,ef cTl7 Ard trzpe7= TIE ho-k-
keeper vas eEcuzef ard rs sa'ary rafse1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27

Thr-e Fr1ss -- .7 country 0- a fsra
ri-a a =-1 a. o-f rel-'en1a 80 .s f.
rs 80 vea-- E.s f-s- vote - p-ssEs-.
sh5-h vas cas- wrea 20 vas Ea-ss-
yez-s'os aga vas 20 James 1f1----
Wa Pres-Eer. 1frE-in,s - Ezs ro-- -atsss
- asezIs 11lts z-r15Es . vote 90 r.
as1z r bs Was spared 20 To.s - I'm
20 w51iG - szr-E9rE q, cat voting Hs
vas CARED re ogoort1-frv. bes wa
- aezrd q. s-azlsy 8 uozaG-i11 f1- E--
srna- e ks1szs - g-sE restless sFe-
-a-s --a-te- s-3 sss=1 q e. tsEsn - ra@
rs cree -cre 80 % e's-lca ssF -
s-s zs-s CO. strasEzf Er7ssa.eaa
vs-s Tls a. r-z-.eu.4a v-zs ia a-..e
e.s--ess lie wse- Gay EgsSs-sr 11f -zl-
ar-1 su-sr-5 P4sle ne Gsr-ge re Ia
As t-sa k-~ e E-sE zn5. Ns7o,e1a Sd
r1t ose1-e s-1pcro-. H-rD - 49, a1--
7sTe-s-1 80 80. se=- sisrt~s rrc7sfeas
- ~ t--t=s sz'es- Trs-s Ess 30 ftes1
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
uAn us REN-rNrr

Claude NsG vss n The W.chs-z post
Office dn-ing ne boom, When az ,hs gen
erzl delivery window iouS lines q men
used 10 be keep waiting A Okaa3ua
CITY toGay there S the same trouble ard
Claude NeT took rs place IN tbe ras one
day last wees- Al Cd nan walked Up
20 Ne1 and sad
n glad % see yea here
WAY asked ". NsG
Because. E5l du-a you. yo1 ksD- ns
waiting tae same way many Dag q,
Wicaita'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
Uses Her Pen
as a POniard.

write occasional letters back 70 Wichita
that kansas City has so many advan-
tages in the theatrical line" 1t is agreed
that Kansas City has. Has IN fact sew
eral theatres going every night. But The
Wichita people do not attend more than
once a week and rarely that often. ~
attend oftener would strap them. The su-
perior advantage Of Kansas City is in
their minds eye largely. The big artrac-
tons certainly come TO that tOwn-week-
", but the Wichita people do not see one
fourth, oue-eighth. one-tenth Of them, and
I am safe in saying, never viii.
IT-TTE DT-PPE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
PAPER on DIPHTHERIA.

Over twenty years ago DR.. Furley OF
this city read a paper before the state
medical society on "Dipftheria," in which
the germ theory was exclusively treat
ed. The paper made such a hit that on
It's account the Wichita man was re-
elected president of the society, a thing
which had not happened in the society be-
fore
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
STIRRING UP A ROW.

It IS said to be fact that all the pro-
hibition rows Wichita ever mad were
stirred up by certain fusionists in order
. elect county tickets. Something % the
kind is in progress at the present time
Every time any one can ind A prohibit
ZIONIST bowling. his emotion can be traced
20 a troUble-making fusionist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27

wife OF his competitor sits directly oppo-
site, trying 20 appear UnconCeTned, buzz
looking worried and wishing she were
home with her babies. There IS place
for business but il is not ar an evening
party. I think this advice should be TAX
en- by the women principally, but the
men should close up on politics az even
ms entertainments also. Not long since
I saw the wife OF a candidate tortured by
some men at whist party in d way that
was Notifying 20 everybody present, but
the stupid, brain-heavy men.
I am becoming extremely fatigued ->h
people, both men and women. who come
from some large city 70 Wichita to i've
and are forever casting reflections on
your pleasant little city" For fear hey
think II impresses people with their sU-
periority TO be forever talking about their
former big city, I want TO confide %
them that nearly every old Wichita citi-
zen, when he hears a person talking about
when I lived in New York" and what
great things 1 did there" I say nearly
every old Wichita citizen Immediately
concludes that the said braggart lived in
the fifth story OF a fat in an obscure
and poorly drained suburb The old Wich-
tia citizen not only concludes that but
viii wilfully and revengAfuuy circulate
the report that it is a fact and Wichita
Believes it That ought 70 be sufficient
warning to these people who have once
lived in a big city and cannot get over Il.
And now = word too about those form
erly OF Wichita people who nave moved
70 Kansas City and arc trying 10 make
people believe they have superior advan-
taees. Win the possible exception OF .
on; Of the 80 Wichita people in Kansas
city there is not one. who would not glad
" move back TO Wichita today. But they
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
AZ ABONINABI.E NUISANCE.

TO the Editor Eagle--Is there 70 rem
edy for Intrusion upon Touseksepsrs ard
Children By people NO 60 sbog- she Gown
from day 70 dSE Nita sample packages
posters bills. pamphlets and wha- 1o;
1ast housewives co uo- want 20 So ard
90 nor read. auI carry them straight 20
tns slave. From one e = hzlf dozen -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27

Governor ~iect sfaassy has his ieiozya-
-rag.-s % Get 81, roor-fsy isn~s on
s.sts x esp ~ csres ard sons s.a.s
bread
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80, SHOwS ARE coon

oze q Wlc.i-z-s ,-S4ssti7-al ks -
DISAPPEARING. T-o1t r. re XXX sEz4ns-
ghe cas- q -nes-reS- Tle pays s1oEt-<
asrs are ve-y soo5 1as sx--zTz gina
-s1 ~zs h1e- A-ErsNs ope-z o71z-
p4zy IS zood- WA Ess2Ee-ea 20 To-ss'
vaicA SONS hs-s 20 ooAzg sex. =
49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
RorNCNG. OF CorRsE.

One Of the Wichita motormen an
nounced % another this week that he had
a bouncing boy at ais house.
Il should think you would" ths other
answered.
Only Wichita people are expected % see
this joke.
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rgrS n-aErNr TH0T-4-ur

otaer day. said rnat ne frs hing nat
came 20 rs mind every Eso-n-zx .s- Re
svcke - week S<;4r tne slec1on 49,.
''Przlss heaven, IN elecre4"
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ThankssivlDS day sEo 1su cane mighty
near aghaag over . d5spuse a. 20 Eh=;zs-
ne gri IL ne living pictures u --ssz-'
sas nude O. .az On tights
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27

appoint - cher Nt.is b7y's AMER %
something
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27

$3.50 hezFr = go esq. ~ :.
g. -A-zs - - : 49,.
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sartoriaIly, we have me shabbiest lot of
men in Wichita ever saw anywhere. The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
FROM The STATE CAPITAL.
Mayor aad Aldermen Cited to Appeal
Before a Federal Judge
IoruRGE 1HEMsElyEsOF CONTEMPT
The City Hrs Failed 60 ray a Jadg-
mcns which Was Rendered
AHntnst u,

Austin, Texas. February io,---An order
issued by Federal Judge Mccormick was
today filed with tho Federal district clcsk
here citing the mayor aud city council OF
Austin to appear before Judge Mccormick
in this city March rs and show cause why
they should not be adjudged guilty OF con-
tempt. This Is the result OF a Judgment
rendered against the city by the Federal
court some time since In favor OF +. G.
bartholomew. receiver OF the old water
works company. and involving in all about
$4,000. Of which third was ordered to DO
paid soon after judgment was rendered.
The city council levied a special tax TO pay
on the judgment but the money thus coll
lected was turned into the general fund
and used for other purposes instead. Tho
order filed today not only cites the pres
cnt mayor and aldermen to appear and
purge themselves OF contempt, but 1t also
includes the predecessors Of the mayor and
aldermen ELECTED last fall. As the city Is
Just now a little short on funds about tho
only way left for the council to clear IT.
self Of the contempt charge Ia for the city
to borrow the necessary amount aud puy
the Judgment OF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
EVANS on JESTER.
Thinks His Platform Very Good in
One Respect.

Thinks His Platform Very Good I'm
One Respect.
Corsicane. Texas, February 10.--Regard-
ing Mr. testers platform, Chairman Jenk
Evans has the following to ray: II notice
in Governor Joster's platform that he adj
vocates the policy of making our charitable
institutions as near self-supporting as pos
sible by attaching Industrial departments
TO them whenever It can be done. Having
been connected with The Stale Orphans
home for the past three years Us n en-
her of the hoard of trustees, and ''aylng
taken an active interest in its nffalrs,
can say that in my judgment. the idea, so
far as II relates TO this institution, Is
very practical one, and one that can be
inanguratcd without a great deal OF cx-
pense to the State. BY increasing the
emount OF farm lands now owned by the
restitution and connecting 1t with manual
training school for both boys aud girls,
and with the other industrial features al
ready In existence. this institution can he
made to provide at least one half of its
total expenses and thereby enable the boys
and girls residing here to become useful
men and women.
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acting effect, and thus far they have snc-
ceeded in bringing to light about three Of
such supporters The statement OF Hen
Winbourne Pearoe in last Snaisy pallls
News is evidence of this nav occupation
in which he and others seem to be On :.
gagged. and the industry with they cX
hibit in It's pursuit is at least commend.
able, though their labors are yielding
mighty small returns. Ii Is hlrl!y fair.
however. to the hundreds and thousands CT
betting democrats who are 80 porting
Major Soyers TO have their names kent in
the background while the lonely few OF
their followers are being thus l!on.ca ani
paraded before the public Ms a sort Of
anomaly in Texas politics. II &c also hound
10 be very embarrassing 10 the latter, ard
] do not think IL right for 'Pe1fce e. Gu (
to indulge In such glaripg aud nnholy bias
and discrimination. Tho follow CTS OF Cen
eral Crane believe In fair treatment Of
everybody and in behalf of u. Legion nj
boilers who are supporting Ma!or saycrs
solemnly protest against ~ cnl'ipuanca OF
the tactics of the gentlemen abo.e named
who are so industrionsly pushing their new
avocaiiou. They further protest because
the few OF such supporters OF Crane shorl
not be advertised as q kind of curiosity
even III they arc rare 1"
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on THE BORDER.
boundary Commission.-TouRh Ex
perience In Mexico.

| boundary COmmission.-TOuGh EN-
! perience In Mexico.
| Brownsville, Texas. February 10.--The
| engineering party Of the American boun-
| Diary commission. with their white squad
ROM are about ten miles above this city
and the feet of the Mexican party are at
San .Iuan. about fifteen miles above that
place.
Mr.. Frank klmball. az old Brownsville
boy. Is back from the interior of Mexico.
He reports everything ovcrdone there and
many Americans in the country out of a
job. Mr. Kimball tells of an exciting ex-
pericnce he recently passed through in the
land OF gold and silver. He and two others
formed company, putting in some $500
each; they bought an outfit and started on
prospecting trip into the San Juan noun
tains, intending to work through TO the
Yaquis country il not successful there.
When mp ia the Sierras Mr.. Kimball and
one of the men went out hunting. leaving
the other in camp to get supper. Return
ing in the evening he ate and iirecily be-
came unconscious. only coming to himself
late next day to find himself robbed Of
5000, stripped of even his blankets and his
companions gone. Lost in The Mountains
he wandered until nearly starved. when he
luckily was found by an old Indian who
pilotcd him To a railway station. Where he
was cared for and spnt to Monterey and
placed under n physician's charge. He still
shows the traces of his terrible experience.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-11
Ar DALLAS.
Friends Of All the Candidates Are
NJ "A. SRMNuiMc.

S0n4utMe.
Dallas. Texas, February la.--Isditor Y.
w. Grubbs of the Grecnyille Headlight
spent yesterday in Dallas. He is an ta-
thuslastic supporter of ai,a-cnant Cow
ernor Jester and thinks the Cor,icana rsn
will walk Off with the gu,srnatos,al nom
nation. Judge Grubbs argues that crane
and Saycrs will wear themselves out fight
ing each other and that jcs;cr viii carry
of the plum while the othcts are figl;iny.
J. G. Cobb, prominent farmer ausr
stockman of Dodds. Fannin county. re-
turned home from a trip to Dallas today
He has been attending the sw'ac Breeders.
meeting this week. He says Fam n coun-
tvs delegation will 20 to the state con-
vention instructed for Majir sayers for
governor. s1a
George A !. Garden, one OF Colonel iiirk
Wynnes leading supporters il Dallas. says
he feels highly encouraged OVER the out
look for the Fort Worth man. He says
Van Zandt, Anderson. Henderson, SCUM,
Rusk and Pamela counties are n,ruady in
the Wynne column and that Cooke, Cher
okee. Angelina and Nacogdoc,ss nre ikbly
to get in the same position before many
weeks.
The rooms known as Crane headuuarters
In Dallas ere nearly alwdys filled with
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ThcatricaIs ~ Victoria

Victoria. Texas, february lo.--Lilisn
Lewis ard her supporting company Allied
the bin at the opera house last night in
the war drama, entitled Liberty and
Love- a large crowd greeted Mrs Lewis
in this, her first Appearance 10 a Victoria
audience and every one seemed pleased
with the performance. She closes her en-
fsgement here tonight in IAN Innocent
Sinner
The Kings Daughters viii give valen-
tine party at the residence Of Mr. Theodore
Iniler on Monday evening OF next week,
which promises to be a very nice as well
as original affair
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nroochcs ANA .llcnI collnrs.

There is sudden furoro for turquoise.
Tiruuoisc hearts are considered the dain-
tiest Of all tho hearts worn as pendants.
Large oval turquoise arc In special re-
quest for rings. and these are worn az much
BY men as by women. aud turquoise heads
are beginning TO he used instead OF pearls
TO Introduce into the line gold chains 70
which eyeglasses and fans AFRO suspended.
= A pretty conceit for n brooch Is small
turquoise carved out Of u dark stone the
reptiles shell covered with a network Of
gold filigree set with turquoise.
Bends hold an Important place In tho
composition OF collars. Dark agate or
black steel beads COMPOSE ornaments
that have the advantage OF being suit
able TO demi-toilctte as well as evening
dress. For youthful throat necklct
OF rose-tintcd coral beads is becoming
and quite the vogue. coral having been
renstated In favor.