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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
A NarrnY Eseane.

Thankful words written by Airs. Ada
T.. Hart, Groton, =. II. "Nas taken with
a bad cold which settled or my lungs
cough set In aud finally terminated In
consumption. -Four doctors gave me
up. saying could live but short time.
| gave myself mp TO my Savior, deter
u,ined II could no, stay with my friends
on earth, | would meet my absent ones
above, My husband was advised 70
get Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. gave
IL trial; took In oil eight bottles. II
has cured NE. ard thank God | AM
saved and now aell and healthy
woman" Trial BOTTLES free at City
Drug Store. Regular sixe Doc and
si00. Guaranteed or price refunded.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

worse men than Bryan, who 10 himself
worthy enough and comes only 10 be a
menace rs the exponent Of free silver"
but n says that should Bryan and free
silver again find Democratic adoption.
II viii supper, them both. This Is a
healthy concession for New York
banker, and u he cas help US to bring
about an income tax, and TO down
those ''irade tead-fall2 and dollar traps,
the trusts" the other 5000, 600 or
: 900, 900 Democrats who supported
Bryan and free silver In 1896 will look
after the adoption of Bryan and free
silver again in 1900, aud give the Yer
dict an opportunity 10 iulfiIl It's prom
isc to support them both on that con
dilion.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
SOLDIERS LOSE FILINGS.
rsssA are ssTaaarls sseVfea NJ tire
CLIMATE "a t@ba ana
Porto ssieo,

The soldirfs who went down into the
cred zan3 strange things about The
I climate aad It's effects UPON them. The
+. terrific lawnponrs Of rain. like moth
I ing 20 which they wrfe accustomed.
( followed so shortly by blsicTinF heat
: fer few hours. werea decided novelty.
especially TO the Chicago soldiers, ae-
cushioned though they are 10 the vuris-
bic weather Of this city. Bun perhaps
the cddesi manifestation of ihr ell
! mate vua Ia the fact that nearly all
TtEe men who had gold Killings IN their
teeth discovered before they left Cuba
- secn after THAR re4nrn hame that
the Billings had either loosrucd or
! dropped out altogether suyB the Chi
cagD ChrDuiclc.
Whether the gold shrunk or the
teeth cxpgndgd under the influence Of
he pccnliar climatic conditions "
something that returned warriors have
I not dettrniued. but certain 'hcy are
that some strange things happened
which made thr tiHiurp l0o~cn aud drop
out aud the dentists who performed
the original opera tions have been buty
ever since trying TO explain the why's
\ correspondent returned from
Porto l'lco. who spent sgScrnl mouths
gu dispatch boat cruising between
Cuba aud Jamaica and the S;hcr is-
lands Of hose seas, reports another
odd clrrumHnuce. The bunch Of keys
be carried IN HE pocket RON he time
he left Chicago was rot onlt badly
corrodsd.f bur nb aluminium tag Mt
tuchcd 10 the key ring was as badly
rtssicd ard corruGcd ~ II Il were iln.
And these keys aud The tag never fell
lnsp the water or were exposed TO the
dcws by an accijcrs. They currudcd
while presumably uie In their own.
ere rurEef
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
THAT PROPOSED LEAD TRUST

The Bonnie Terre Democrat Register
charaeterizes the 81. Louis Republic
article concerning the rumored consol-
idation Of all the lead industries In the
country as absurd and sensational (;
says that 1.-the st, Joseph Lead Com-
pany has ever held alool from all trusts
and combinations, etc, and can't
imagine what induced TmE TINES To
reproduce such silly stuff,
We cant see anything absurd or
sensational in the article, although II
may have overstatcd the capitalization
Of the St Joseph Lead Company. The
tendency at this time is toward cen.
traIization 10 all branches Of trail, es-
pccially those requiring large capital
The National Lead Company, which
practically controls all the white leai
manufacturing Ia the United States, Ia
reported to he at the bottom Of the
rumored consolidation, and Il has al
ready entered the field in this county
for the production Of lcad--the raw
material for its white lead productions,
Is there anything nuss:scH.ble, there
fore, in It's proposition to consolidate
all the lead interests of the State IL
possible, so a. 10 more effectually con-
troll the output
OF course the contamination Of this
gigantic trus, is another thing. The
St. Joseph Lead Company, the Des-
logo, Doe Run, and Central may be
avcrsc to such scheme but the Ma.
iioHsl already has a valuable holding
Ia this county, and there are thousands
of acres of other lead lands which il
can secure, a good deal Of which is
controlled by organized companies that
would readily sell to Il. The National
il now powerful trust, aud having
turned rs attention TO mining for raw
material fur its white lead works, vii
not be disposed TO turn back. T.
would thus become a formidable rival
of the st. Joseph and the other indie
pendent lead mining companies Of the
country, Of which il is now a valuable
patron; aud however much opposed
they may be to the robber trust sys-
TEN, conditions nigh, force them into
the combine. Strong and wealthy rs
the st. Joseph Lead Company is, It Is
not immune against the absorbing
qualities of the devil-fsh trust.
We hope the st. Joseph Lead Com.
pany, and also the Doe Run. DeslOge,
Central, Union. aud all the others may
ever "hOld themselves alooi from all
trusts and combinations that they
may not only resist the temptation that
the trust holds ont 10 the natural Gu
pidity Of mankind, but that their arm
may be strengthened to successfully
combat any system of competition that
IL may be able to put up. We know
that there is a stross temptation to
companies asd corporations engaged
in every branch Of production TO COM
binu and form trusts, that the tendency
Is set strongly IN that direction, but
VIC believe the trust to be n most for
midablc enemy OF healihinl trade aud
the general welfare, and would re.
greet tn see the rich resources of st.
Francois county within Its relentless
grasp. IL would bode no good for
this section
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

whereas. Samuel Esenhaai aud jane Bea-
ham. his wife, ny their certain deed ot trust
dated the etxth day OF July. tfeg, and re-
corded la the Recorder osyice uf vi. franrnis
county. Missouri, Mt Deed Boob n, page ~
conveyed 10 tito uhsiergt wsuu Merfift Ptpkin
trustee. all their right. tttis interest ana e.
tate. iH and TO fhn following described Real
Estate, situated In the County OF ~ FIRM
COTS, state Of Missouri. via
THE loaFahold interest In lot number three
ia hlOsk y. situate In tho town OF f.eadyiiie.
Witch said conveyance was made In tTaEt
20 secure the Payment ~ q certain prOulis.
sorry note IN said deed described, and whore,
a. said note has Becamo due and IL unpaid
efid X being more than nine months since
The death os kaid samuel nenhan. nov
therefore, In accordance With the provisions
OF said Deed % Trust, and &C the request 81
~" lessi holder of said note. | VIII urt1cuesi
~ sell tine above described rsai estate al the
south front door 90 the court House ia the
titS df karmington. tn the County % ~
FWncpis, state aforesaid, 10 shr hirheAf
elddcr for cash. AT pubiic auction, on
Tuesday, tire saith day Of January, / 500,
between the hours of mine In the forenoon
aud nye IN the afternoon uf that day 10 sat .
tsfy said note, together with the cost and
expense uf executing this trust,
MERRllL r1PkIN, Trustee.
Dated this 2ist day OF December. lch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The rapid growth Of trusts Is a mat
ter for alarm. They are the cnemy oil
legitimate trade and wholesome COM
petition. How TO check their growth
and stamp out those in existence Is a
question that mus, be met aud solved,
II the people would save themselves
from commercial slavery aud grinding
oppression. Laws have been passed
10 try TO Preveut them, but so far they
have laughed at the laws efforts, and
90 on accommodating. We have iron
trusts, lead trusts, tin trusts, nal: trusts,
sugar trusts, coftS1 trusts, -four trusts,
bread trusts, meat trusts, and manu-
featuring trusts of various sorts--all
combinations to kill of competition
aud contine trade in the multitude oil
trust articles to the few rich capitalists
who have their money and ''watcr'' In
vested In them. How TO reach ard
break up these robher combinations Il
a question that begins to thrust itself
upon the minds Of thoughtful people
moro ahd more every day, for they
see la thea danger 10 the general
welfare that cannot be passed over
lightly.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Give the Philippines show. As
sist them in organizing an independent
republic Of their own, and warn all ma
lions off They may have few fam
liz scraps In getting down to business,
perhaps revolution nov aud then,
after the manner Of our South Amer.
can republics, before they get tsmet
down; but that would be better than
for our Government to forsake its teach.
ings that all men are created free and
equal, and tha; all government derives
It's just powers fneu the consent Of
the governed, aud 60 lrto the imper.
ialislic colonial business. Major Gen.
eral Merritt, retiring military governor
of the philippines, says: 1.-THE bssI
We can do ia to give them good mill.
tary government, give them what arc
necessary to administer the form u ci.
william government, aud when they are
ready to form government of theft
own, give them our blessing and let
them do So
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
TrusLce's Sale.

whereaa, Jaiura Allen and FELIX q. Al
len, By their certain deed pftruFt dated the
the Recorder Office uf ~. tmnc1ts county
Missouri. IN hnHk No. g.. al page 81. con.
Fcycc t. the Undersigned trlster tile follow.
lag Described real elta3r, situate. lyinR and
hs.ng N the cl1itt5 Ut ST. tIanrols aud STAT"
Al o. the interest og thr nrst parties IN
those portions ~ surveys No, i,gia ard AA.
stcacrtltaa ns f0tiuws EesinnlHg AZ Thamas
:. McMuilin'8 lnna, running thence north s.
degrees Ncst, ~. o. chains tkuuch south :
deWfe.s west. - ~ chains % NriRht's land (.
tunhce south 9 degrees cost. Il. II chains to
Doughty STAND thence NORTH degrees east f,
1 % rbnlns 20 q Htniga theurp snUth - de
gFeAa east, ISL thnlta To Stone FL the cen
tef 81 ftffine RAJ taenrr north dcsTres
rasi Ai.el chains % the beginning. contain
Also another part Of survey ~ No. I .oia DE.
scrllsed as fullpsa beginning al the south
W wei rnFaer o VIC land eal,ys{ed ~ y r
thence ncgth degrees east. lie chains
tllrnre north - arirt4cs west, AZ chains
tssele9 sou! sig.fee5 west. LIS chains
khs Beginning, ransalninEs acres. AMI ag-
gfegatlnR 81 Hi aeFes.
tIhe Interest hereby conveyed by Felix e..
Alien leinlt his undivided one4tiilta as h0lr
~ Elizabeth 4. Aunat Decreased and the in
tersst conveyed rs James d. Alien being hts
courteSy tn,erust in the estate az sald Nilxa
beth 4. Alien J
Which aaid conveyance was nsaae 10 40
Tufe the payment 90 = certain prouissory
note To- said decd uf trust described; and
whereas, by the terms of saia deed OF trust
~ nuie = npW past Jue and remains nh
paid Has. therefore. at the request OF thu
ieNat holder uf aatti aofn. nnn Ia conform
~ with THE FFuyisaoisa % said deed oftrust,
fWiii, on
Saturday, January aist, 1899,
between the hours ef mine n'eIock IN the
forennssH and nvs q 'ri1rK IN the afternoon
OF that day, M the front dear OF ti4A taaslrf
House, fn tis.8 city ~ E@rsningtnn, ~. Fran
cufa county. Missouri. sell at public van1iun
10 the highest bidder. h5r cash, the fOresfy
ing described rial estate. 10 satiaiy said sssfe
aud the costs Ut exarutinK ttis trifsf,
PaEf4F GAsRESZ, Trustee.
Ips,egnslt~f n tksss
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

There :s no pain or discomfort when
Tabicr's Buckeye Pile 0intmen. Is
used. IL relieves that itching, 10.
creased by scratching. 1t Is prepared
with scientific accuracy aud profess
slonal knowledge. and 10 the kind that
cures blind, blerdiug, itching and pro.
truding piles, with no pain or loss Of
time. City Drug Store. q
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Oliver II. Il. Belmont, of tho big
banking firm Of August Belmont q Co..
Of New York, has launched into isur-
nalisn, and .s1'he Verdict paper
altar the style Of Pack and s.The
Judge" " The result. Banker and
Immensely rich shsagh be Is, he APP
pears TO hare some regard fur eqnal
and exact justice, a. his paper among
other things win favor 40 insasne tax.
and fight lhs trust sysiem- The YER
aIcf starts ont with he isclaFasiou that
Il will stand tof Democratic principles
a. Il understands tAsm. but u u against
frs siIvsr u ~ 70 / ~ any oiher ra,io,
~ b moi for Bsysp 10 1900 II eng
80. howsvsr, that .4thsrs are sorss
49, ih1s tEee silvsr 4 IL d 4, -
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

There j. up opium or other harmful
substance 10 Chamberlain Cough Rem
cdy. There Is not the least danger in
giving Il to children. 1t Is pleasant 80
take, too, and what Is more, has M cs-
tahliahed reputation q 20 years NJ the
most successful medicine m use for
coughs, colds, group aud whInpiug
cough. llalEays cur7s Tph. For
sale by Ci,y Drug Starc
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

A statistician In Paris has had the
patience 10 count the number OF words
employed By the most celebrated writ
efs. The works Of Corneiise do not
contain more than 1000 siiifcren,
words. and those oil Moliera 5000.
Shakespeare, the most fertile and varied
OF English authors. wrote NIL his TRACE
dice and comedies with I5.00e words ;
vol.aire ahsGocthe each employed ao..
600, s'Pezaiiiss Lost contains ouly
5000; and ia tie Old Test mens. he
says, not more than 5.6f2 differeu!
words are used.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
Saturday, January ala, 1899.
Administrator Notice.

Notice II hereby given that intfafs ssf All
stiinikf Fatifu wuTe granted ~ fhn Under
sfatisssa ~ lite fsxnisstc toart OF ~. Francois
CDanty. Missouri. heaGsuH aatesf DeruuiileF
rs. ishs, on tue estate 1T
JOHN H. sssT9kuA, uar6aHea
All persons hnsIax elu.Bas aRHinRt snsss es.
tate are rs4atfsd Tss exhibit tAnus tn lite Al
susai.lrafuf lslf allowance wiflia nue rear
TF0sn THE aale ut aalsi iattsre. ssv tines sHng
hA pfesiHfes lsyssEs may tenrsil al NaFgi estate
afad Il not eknItEtaa xuF GlIawanHH within
tssg feMFs frsni the date III satd t&fferz. they
VIII tw inFrgHr narrnd
.i8fES q GtuE0X. AdsHsr+
fi4ksHgssfHY iii ISsa
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
Don't Fool With a Cold.


We must repeat Our warning against
pneumonia, the most dangerous disease
that prevails In this city. and which Il ex-
traordinarily prevalent nj this limo. ia
on the guard at all tines against taking
cold. Look out for Il II you TAXA H. Glad
stone used TO 20 10 bed and send for i
doctor whenever be had cold, and con-
sequentiy he got we'll In very shori
tune. The i.sua'' Ia right, aud their
warning should be needed. For colds
there Is nothing better thaii Chamber.
laIn's Cough Remedy. Itrrcyeats ans
tendency Of cold toward pneumonia
II Il pleasant and safe 10 take---rl,ildren
like Il. For sale By City Drug Store,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
SI0l 900 FOl SS0,OOGl

4 good .trm ana lead mlurE-ihC
host lead miups ever HiFrpy cred iu
the iuitrA states. iNAl ha been
found lies "a gha,ts ~ lud - feet
tnicE- suitu lead. yieluy "a pvr
cent. tn say nulhiug af the gold
uud silver 10 the locality. II any
one, mr. any company. wishrs To-
bus or invest "a something That
win bring IN plenty ut muueY
now Is tile timH. " you wish tu
knnN or learn more aiHut fhls,
Write tu
MAS ~. u Iit'tF,
FLAT River.
~. Francois Co, $40
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
Bucalen's AraIcs saIye.

The best salVc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, loyci
sores, tcttcr, chappci hands. chil.
blaius, corns aud all skin crup,ions.
Positively cures piles, or no money 10.
quircd II is guaranteed 10 give per,
feet Satisfaction nr money refunded,
p:icc rs cts. per box. For saic al
CRY Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Gen. Miles calls the dressed meats
sent to the army in Santiago aud Porto
Rico "embalmed meat Truly an
appc;iziOg expression, but the General
doubtless knows what be Is talking
about.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

New York expends s25, goo, 900
annually for charity. Ono philanthropy
ic society of Chicago fed $4,000 peo-
pie on Christmas day, an increase OF
900 OF 5000 over that of last year.
The question naturally suggests Itself,
Is this a healthful condition or q sign
Of prosperity?
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

This foreign policy Of the Cniie,i
ssases will be the sahlect Of a great
deal Of discussion 10 Cosgrr1s and Ia
the press, bon \ will not farnish tbs is-
sas upon which the canapaigu oi 1900
viii b. conducted. The war against
Ire trusts and The geld st4sdard h i
great deal more mpostenf to The
smasses u sAs people than = the war
with Spain or any qnnssioa growing
uut of Il. -~SedsIIa Dsmocras.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

It IL reported that England siasds
ready to abrogatc the Claytou-Bnlwcr
treaty, lcayin: the United States free
to construct the Nicaragua cana! with
out claim or interference on the part
OF England under that treaty. II Is
held by some of our statesmen and
diplomats that /, il fully Within the
power Of the United States to tcrmi.
nate that treaty, but the friendly dis
position sloy by England in its will
ingness to abrogate obyiates any frtc-
ton that might otherwise have arisen.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The American Peace Commissioner
arrived kome from Paris on the 2ltl
inst, aud the same day proceeded tC
Washington, where the treaty aud pro,
tocols agreed to were handed to tht
President by former Secretary Day
chairman OF the commission. Tn.
President thangcd the commission iol
the splendid results Of their work, and
said that he ici assured that the treaty
would be ratified by the Senate,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

1t is said that President Mckinley
visit to the South has opened his eyes
10 the necessity Of white mans gov
eminent In that section. II this 10
true, 1t will not sci very well with that
class si Northern Republicans who
think that negro domination Is good
thing for the Soath as long as 1t docsn /
affect Lhem.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

That dark brown taste and horrid
breath yoa have la the morning arc
caused by an inactive liver; souEs a,rd-
icincs relieve fof while; others for a
tnw days; but Herbine cures. City
Drug stsre. s
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

II b not what manufacturer says
about his own medicine that cures I
patient, but what The medicine docs.
Ballardss Horeheund syrup dass tks
work and dacs h well. II cures congts
and colds III day. It's hcaiiaR. soosh-
Ing and aaieiing. 10 mud sec. tity
Drug Stare. O.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The venerable Vermont Senator,
Justin Saith Morrill,, died In Washing
ten yesterday morning. lie was 81
years old.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The Salvation Army fed more ihnn
1900 persons at the City Hall In 81.
Louis on Christmas day, where they
served continuous banquet for the
Door
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Don Carlos Is said TO be- ready to
embark In \ struggle for the Spanish
crown; but then the Don is only q
"prclcnder. -
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
Farmingten Times
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1898.

II Gen. Miles is not more careful In
bis talk, he may force an investigation
Of army affairs that will investigate.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

"AN1kD - SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
business ~ their 01sn and nearby counties
~ " mainly once wogk conducted az nome
raiart straight RAs1 u year and expenses
abnnite. hqnafltie, no morn. no isss salary
Monthly SO. References .snclDsn self .ad
DRESSED stamped envelope. Herbert 4
Hess. fTcst.. Dept. NJ, Ghica 20.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
Subscribe Now /!
81 pegs to Jan, 1900.
TO WHOM It MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given by the hnugshalJera
ana e1tlSehsai ~ francois county, Missouri
~, ,st y oltl WI ~ presented 60 the fortteth
,lht i, ASKING That three 90 ferms ~ tine vi
tahell. tduhty Clrruit Court De- held al the
t''t nt Huntington, IN said county. eheh
l'1ts WIN III" Jurisdiction IA al clvH ami
81 'iilial cases arising IN said county or re-
m''tI 10 TIE same hY change ptycnuc from
. y hther county hud like concurrent furts
WrlipH Nlthnnd appellate Jurisdiction from
aud Hk" superinicnding control over the
FtObltr tnuu, County tnurt. Municipal tor
lDfutleh tnnrts justices OF the rtsaFe ana
All Interior tribunals Of said county. nBttiike
power ana Jurisdiction over parsous sui.
lrct, matters nEd thiuRs ns j. ur may h..
provided ~ inw tn rpfprrurp Ia ttyy,,tff
Courts ia this state
gHslhf bufkB " T., Hcusiry
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December J.. isN
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FARMING
TIMES

Headquarters %: t.s ;s..,~ allied
ne" silver Parties have already
been opened inCNlcago. ana Mark
Hanna has recently announced
MS Intention OF d1igg likewise.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

" alfeady under way. and thfa
N'"s service wlii kccu our read
cIs well Informed ou an move.
ments leading up tDtbr alignment
81 tnrces for the great struggle.
We shall. tn addition 10 THIS un
surpassed Weekly service. also
produce letters written Tor TnE
TfAHs by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
Hats q In Sir Joshua peynold.

II 10 absolutely necessary no,,.,..
that beauty should be clothed IN ~,
turcsquc attire, otherwise she IA ~. ~
be dowdy. Although all kinds N ~
tastic hats have been brought 1, s,
had n pretty good following. tber, ~.
none 20 really fashionable a. tho a,s'
black hats, which NJ the head Nh
dropping slightly over the face or u,,.
Ing mp In picturesque fashion a, Tho IA.
when covered with a wealth Of o,,,,,s
plumca.
They look 20 wen with iirht eo,,..,
musllns ~ any kind that propis 90.
n round OF visits fnd that ID Il ma,
convenient 60 have black hat M,
them which will answer every purus'-
Although the modern hat b1res a..
most conveniently arranged 10 hoN u,
hats. when In the old days four was N,
most they would contain. siin iashls.
dictates that 10 many different hs,s'
gears must be worn that u IL not su,.
prlsing that many fall back on th,,.
useful black hats. Generally The M,
show n few yellow roses nsatllng uni',
the hrim.
This stylish hcaddrcrs finds sp,su
favor with those who do not wear col.
lar bands and have their drer,as ca
/, slightly low at the mock. surmountsi h
"a dog collar Of pearls and a nthu owl
the shoulder.
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n black hat. with yellow roses under n,
brlm. worn with plain colored spo,ie
muslin and a yellow chlffon pafaIol