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Arizona republican., 1899-12-24

Our All-Wool Mems Suits, that always sold for s1O. are now selling for. 5000
Arizona republican., 1899-12-24

Mems All-Wool Suits. worth $125O now going at ........ ....... ......$7.5C
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| bands With pointed ends overlapping one An
| other down the 'front.' stitched collar, and velvet
| rcvers caught down with tiny bows OF black saun
with fringod ends Applique bands Of stitched
| satin in darker shade arc the trimming on the
next gown and here again Is the knot with hinged
ends Of satin al one side. The special feature OIL
the bodice. which is part Of q tan cloth gown are
the revers- shaped pieces Of blue cloth edged with
sable which are set in underneath the 'front.' edges
and turn toward the centre over tucked white
satin vest A collar effect turning back over
the shoulders In made Of pinked cloth, unhnod.
and cream lace.
Among the pretty waists Ia one OF pale blue
tucked panne, with white chiffon vest and lace
collar, the material cut In points at either side
stitched and caugh down with buttons. pretty
model with double revers collar shows again tho
effective use Of French knots. tucked bodice
has yoke effect Of overlapping stitched bands
while another Of panne run all over with tiny
tucks like cord Ia finished with stitched bands
Of tafIeta Of the same color. A lace bodice has q
tucked satin vest lace rcvers edged with fur. ana
a band Of coral pink velvet down either sido Of
the front
One thing very evident In the evening at the
Horse Show was the popularity Of the long coat
for an evening wrap II is made In black velvet,
pale gray and tan cloth. both pale that they arc
almost white and in varying degrees Of elegance,
AZ TO lining and trimming. unduating bands Of
stitched panne or cloth sc, on al wide intervals
trim some Of them. and again lace In the dccora-
ton as in the one shown In the illustration. where
the deep circular gouncc is Of cream lace finished
with plated frill Of chiffon edged with tiny
ruche. The bolero Jacket effect In Of lace edged
with fur. but some Of these coats have lace yoke
and high rolling collar edged with chiffon ruchc.
Tho three-quarter length coat in tinted. almost
white cloth another variation Of the long loose
coat and this is quite plain with stitching on the
edge and In rows around the shoulders giving
yoke effect
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a cream lace chemisctte vost over which are ttlo
crossing straps Of turquoise blue velvet fastened
with a Tiny buckle.
Slashcs and bands cut and arranged to show
a darker or much lighter tone Of color underneath
arc an elomcn, in decorative effect which Ia some
times very good One example il q circular
nounce Of a pale tan cloth gown, Joined 10 the
upper portion Of tho skirt with long, narrow suaps
Of the cloth pointed at the upper end. where they
fas,en with tiny white crochcttod button. They
meet where they Join the nouncc and narrow
toward the top showing q white satin skirt bo-
tween Two circular lounces, tho lower covered
with cream lace. the upper finished with stitching
and both edged with sable are the pretty feature
Of petunia-ro cloth gown. A collar band and
narrow round yoke Of deeper red shade Of vel.
vet covered with cream lace give chic touch 70
the bodice, made in an odd bolero shape In 'front.'
and rounded up on one side and pointed down
on the other and edged all around with fur. Tho
opening Is we'll over on one side. and II filled in
with white satin covered with black tullo striped
with black beading This with tiny black
satin fold al the head, outlines tho little velvet
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little affair of broad tail bnisbcd ,oupd The ,,,gc.
bvS earin o ss o, Tc'c' fe'ers ana
-
Pannc velvet in Oriental oo,orinp and design ma
makes iashionabie waist with cream lace
Evening capes OF automobile red cloth arc one
Of the smart things .rorn A, the Horse shou
They nj the shoulders closely fall within twelve
or fifteen inches Of the bottom Of the dress and
a high rolling collar or with the collar and ono
Ieveis which ias'cns inc garment well over on
' ~
as. ~, 4. -. 49,, =, ii, - ~. A., -.
siyiIsb ~ XII and csncsf,iiv r,I;b c ohinchui.
wbich to,ms m.nn . n,Np, iSn, WI , en'hehh"
' 'tu.' o"' ,u'oa"' uppVu VIC" o'e' mo
eyes were the prominent variety OF hat worn In
-. 81. - a.. ,o.,. ~
almost entirely Of FUR win a ,nI9e ,ulie
or yelyc, rneetie Al on. side other, vcye rombinnd
W. m,m ,r sna i anu as.o h NNh p,in
or rich dark red velvet roses was the THINNING
Tho daintiest little confection among the TRIES
OF fashion IL the new mud made Of chiffon in
''" Snou'' VI Vic 'o'o' VI uree usuhc' ooiorS
s,sd nm rlnsrv "sn and ,p,, gn,n
with a tiny ruche arc the finish al tho end. 4
jabo, bow Of chiffon, with orchids or violets form
a trimming al one side Fur muffs arc also trim
med with chiffon With very drossy effect com.
as q frill finish around the opening
on'ei ,oA ooaA WIN TWO 'oo' ana INC pointed
head OF the animal Al one end and two feet and
the bushy tail a, the other are decidedly the fash
ion Tor young ladies especially
-
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yoke, showing an inch and half above the boero
front and extending around the back, which Ia
quite plain below. The belt is a wide fitted one
Of black satin, which drapes a little around the
figure where IL fastcns and crosses at one side
with knot and irinGrd ends, Three tiny black
satin bows with one iringrd end fastcn the boero.
Some very severe modes for robust figures
appear among the light cloth gowns one of which
In strawberry pink is cut from the knees down
in series of vandyke points corded, and pipcd
on the edge with pink velvet These apparently
lap over one another, but the elect il more as
though the cloth wh" not cut at all and the cord
Ing and piping set in in points, This trimming
ends Al either side Of the box plat which spreads
out in graceful folds al the back and appears
again on the bodice, covering IL entirely. Cords
and pipings are set in straight lines around one
skirt in as many as twenty Ave rows and here
the ppngs are Of white satin A pretty cloth
gown in pale gray shown in the illustration,
has the new fchu effect Of cream lace forming
yoke over white satin, and the soft lace draped
around below liz edged with fur A knot Of pale
blue crepe de chine carried down at the side into
long soft sash ends with fringe. gives the touch
Of color
Another pretty model shows the effect Of itched
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FASHION ON PARADE.
Stylish Gowns First Seen at
the Horse Show.
A WINTER DRESS OPENING.
The Simplicity Predicted in Cos.
tunes Proves Costly.
A WINTER DRESS OPENING.

Yet Every Phase of the Modes Between
Reckless Extravaganza and Careful
Economy Was Exhibited-Lace Gowns
seen In the Evening. Cloth Gowns In tho
Afternoon Extremes of Elegance
in Cloth Eton Jackets and other Coats
The Nntty Bolcro-Fur the special Foa-
turcoI Irimming-The Waists and Wraps.
Fashion on grand parade, with horses Incl.
dentaily thrown in as n background. has been tho
dominating amusement ~ the past week. Tho
two presumably most beautiful objects In the
world. women and horses, equally oblivtous OF
each other, have been exhibition at the Horse
Show once again in close competition for the max
imum uf attention. Which wins in this sort Of
contest has been demonstrated many times before.
md the result this season was no exception TO
the rule ~ bc sure, tho horses get mcagro
.hafc II Chances. but 1t IL the costumes OF the
women that absorb the feminine interest
Whether " not the cream Of fashion was repre-
t'ntcd at the Show this season. II WAS an actual
opening Of winter dress which has been in state
81 unnnish at the drcssmakcrs ever since the FIRST
importation, appeared. The Horse Show 10
quoted a. The leading sartorial exhibition Of the
autumn season with the latest novelties at tho
lead. and II certainly was display Of dress sum
GENTLY gorgeous and cNuavagant to retain any
fame II may have acquired in former years. A
close inspection II this latest development OF fash
ion does not reveal any very striking changes:
hut one rather encouraging feature Is that every
possible phase Of the mole bcwecn reckless e.
uavngance and careful economy IL exhibited In
some degree " elegance.
Nj the talk about simple gowns being the choice
a iuShlonlli, women for wear at the Horse Show
seems To at'r very little Importance now ex.
c"pi in r.=lri 10 the kind Of simplicity which
t. Brought shout by the most eNtravaGant means
Lace gowns, both black and white, and black
with deep applications Of white lace, were very
much in evidence in the evening. and gowns
sphn-lrd In both steel and Jet and Jet and gold
u We q rl|r'ru- tain Of elegance through the
limo 81 mach around the ring The novelty in
these gowns seems Ia be the combinations worked
'ut by using contrasting effects in sequins and
employing two ur three kinds OF lace in one gown.
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underneath arc a pretty fancy which adds variety
70 the bodice A pretty dark violet gown made
in this way had bodice Of pale mauvc panne
embroidered In oriental designs with silver and
gold thread, and the bolero was fastened al one
side with three handsome buttons. Black stitch
ings were the finish on the skirt and jacket
Something quite new in combination Is light
tan cloth gown with knife plating Of tan SILK
Of the same shade. and fully fifteen inches wide,
around the skirt This Is edged and headed with
a stitched band of cloth an inch wide. just above
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rance Of detail and fnish tina, far surpasscs any.
thing We have had before.
There arc two extremes Of elegance in the new
cloth gowns. one, deliberately trimmed with lace,
embroidery. brsiding and applique decorations
Of various sorts, for afternoon and evening wear.
and the other almost in its simplicity. but
we'll decorated with the perfection Of machine
stitching. This Is sometimes done with white
silk on block in waved lines or Grecian pattern,
outlining the hem In many rows and extending
up tho back and down either side Of the front
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The Meaning or "rwo-T,n."

An amusing experience OF the Baroness
Burdett-Coutts Ia going the rounds. The Bar
oh"sS was once shopping In Paris aud was
passed from on" department to another by the
shopmen. always with tho remark, "Two-ten.n
Sho was escorted from counter TO counter. aud
everywhere the cabalistc words two ten y
were repeated
Struck by the peculiarly OF this refrain, the
baroness asked the proprietor ar she left the
establishment: Pray what does two-ten
other wherever went In your shop"
'Oh. IL Is nothing" he replied: merely a
password that they are In the habit OF ex-
but the Baroness was not satisfied with this
explanation. 40 In the evening. when the por-
ter. a young boy. brought home her purchases,
MY boy, would you like to earn nve francsf
~ course hc had no objection
Tell me- said the IN ~. what does two
ten, mean, and vii give YOU Ave flames. a."
Why don't you know, ma'am?" said he
evidently hstounded nj her ignorance I'll
means; Keep your two eyes on her ten IN.
Thc mystery was solved. The shopmen n,
the Trois Quarters had taken tho richest and
the, most generous woman In Great Britain ior
a shoplfter
Art In Leather for Clever Fingers.
Home decorative art In leather the latest fad.
"A
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though II 10 only bit on the waist. Tho kind
Of material docs not matter when fur Is under
consideration, and the more dinphanous II la
the pretter the contrast Another conspicuous fca-
ture Of decoration is the rosette bow. knot with
fringed ends which Is fastened at one side Of tho
bust every other dressy bodice you see. II
is made of panne. soft satin and velvet and nearly
always in some striking contrasting color The
prettest illustrations Of the fancy are shown on
the white or pale neutral tints, where blue pink
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and heliotrope shades arc 80 effective On the
pretty lace waists, either black white, this bow
Is sometimes a coorcd tullr roScttc with shining
rhinestone ornament in the centre.
Among the fashionable colors in dark cloths
arc the chestnut browns petunia reds, and
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the pretty light colors are worn and tucking and
stitching are the prevailing decoration.
The natty little bocro, variously trimmed,
covered with embroidery spangles and lace, Is
fashionable addition to gowns Of all kinds both
dresSy and plain. Another old fashion revived
again Is TO make the sleeves like the skirt and
the bodice Of different material, usually lace.
In one instance the bodice was Of pale gray panno.
90 pale that II wos almost white and the main
portion OF the dress was Of dark gray cloth. Tho
white panne formed band two inches in width
around tho skirt, lust below the belt Of dark gray.
70 tho box plat at the back, which was made OF
the pannc spreading out into wide fan.shaped
division The sleeve unlike the bodice In color
Is never pretty fashion, but II hobs up every
now and then all the same, a notably stylish
gown worn by a woman with hair which almost
matched the pretty shade Of reddish brown, was
trimmed with an applique embroidery OF black
velvet stitched IN two or three shades of green
and outlined with black chenille II was made
with a princess tunic ovcrdress opening down
the front over green velvet skirt and edged all
around with sable
.st,I 81.
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cloth gowns were fully verified in this gala process.
zion "t dress, IN these days Of complex dress
or'"rG'ors II IL rather difficult 20 draw the line
between the tailor gown and the cloth costume
maHo by IN" drrSsmakcr as each seems TO have
invaded the territory o the other in the treatmeu,
OF ,IoiA. Tho drcasmakcr is quite ms success.
ful with the fashionable stitched bands as the
tailor can "" and he has hranched out into dressy
elects Of Trimming which he never dared 10 touch
"" v''rs ~" The consequence" Is an cl..
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Tho latest novelty in fur Jackets Ia a iaunty
little affair OF broad tail finished around the edges
with stitched bands Of velvet velvet rcyers and
a high faring collar Of chnchilla.
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Little Elton coats cut with rather long spade shaped
fronts are worn with this style, and again tho
stitching 10 In evidence across tho shoulders in
almost yoke effect \ feature Of these little
coats which seemed to prevail was the fur collar
and revers In chinchilla, sable or fox. Sometimes
the broad hahng collar is covered with fur and
the revers with velve, OF braided CLOTH but some
fur seems 70 be a necessity for the style Of thcss
short garments.
The coat which falls little below tho waist
with scallopcd edge is quite az much worn ~ tho
Elton, but Il Is very little more than a waist Some
Of these coats are tucked Ike bodice and belted
In at the back and sides. The skirt with the
double box plat at the back. very narrow at tho
Top and spreading out into brood folds at tho
foot Is especially graceful with tho Eton coat
A new costume OF this sort made Of black cloth.
had several rows Of waved stitched bands over
tapping each other around the skirt For the
fancy silk waists TO Wear with this coat and skirt
costume, white seems to have tho lead, yet all
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Is the use Of fur in very narrow bands merely
as q finish for the edges Of other more elaborate
decorations. You want little fur on your new
gown, whether IL Is made Of lace or cloth, even
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Wide Insertions Of lace are set in waved bands
In a chenille dotted net skirt, or finely spangled
net as you prefer, and the effect is mu.h moro
striking than an enti!c gown Of either material
alone. \ wide shaped founce Of heavy laco
around the feet with net above Is in good STYLE
and sometimes the lace is cream color, with
n black net for the upper skirt, while cream lace
forms the yoke and bands in the sleeves. Steel
and Jet combined form a large snowy Powered
design on black net in one gown. and elaborate
ro.d embroidery with n jet background appears
on another.
So much for the snowy gowns. The daintest
things of all we've the crcpes de chine with satin
finish and the satin-faccd cloths in the pretty
pale shades oirrGy, tan. blue and pink, All tho
early predictions as 10 the coming popularity Of
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Velvet gowns were a part OF the dress parad,
at tho Horse Show And one very pretty mode
in black. showing q plain skirt. had wide EN-
pire belt OF black satin. . short bolero and ar
inner vest Of white satin elegantly cmbroideroc
in silver and colored silks
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Art In Leather for Clever Fingers.
Home decorative art in leather the latest fad
Booklet sent free. Literal discounts 20 agents
Fine Leather Co, 1871 Lake st., ChicA 20 Ado
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Pannc velvet in oriental oolorng and design,
makes a fashionable waist with a cream lac,
vest and yoke
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Birds Of all kinds arc we'll represented in millin
cry, but tho pigeon and seagul arc quite the most
stylish Of all. and especially with chnchilla.
which forms many a pretty winter hat
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Tho smart form Of the fashionable lace sleeve
Ia a mitten finish over the back Of the hand kept
in place by a very narrow band around the thu
or ono Of the fingers Several small buttons
fasten this sleeve al the wrist
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15
CALIFORNIA DOCTOR
CAUSES SENSATION.
Wants Consumpfives Barred from
Entering The Stare.
STATE BOARD RESOLUTION.

Sacramento, Calf, Sept. 10
DR.. d. b. Crowley created a tre-
mendous sensation at meeting
of the state board of health
today. He introduced q resolu-
tion instituting rigid quarantine
against human beings and domes-
tic animals affected with iubercu-
losis, to prevent their entering the
state.
In support of his action the doc
tor stated that each year twenty
thousand people suffering from
tuberculosis come into the state
scattering the germs of consump-
tion everywhere. He says the pub
lie is deathly afraid of scarlet fever,
smallpox, yellow fever, etc, be-
cause death comes quickly, but
that from the fact that consump-
ton is slower it is little guarded
against, although it claims more
victims than all those other dis.
eases.
He says that people so afflicted
should not be permitted in church
es, theaters, or any other public
place. He says they should not
be allowed to ride in street cars or
omnibuses.
The resolution passed by unani-
nous vote of the board.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15
THE VANDERBILT FUNERAL
The Services We're Very Plain
But Impressive.

New York, Sept. 15.-The fu-
neral of the late Cornelius Wander
bilt, which was held this morning,
was strikingly simple. There were
brief services at the house, and
later the full Episcopal service was
read at the church. The musical
services were very impressive
There was no sermon nor eulogy.
One half of the church was
given over to the public, who fill
ed it to overhowing two hours be-
fore the funeral party arrived.
The will will be read to the fam
lily late this afternoon, but it is not
likely to be made public for some
time to come.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15
BOERS PREPARING
FOR BATTLE.
Their Reply 10 Great Britain Is
UnfavorabIe.
BRITISH READY FOR ATTACK

London, Sept. l5.-Orders were
issued today to Sir George Stewart
White to proceed at once to Cape
Town and take charge of the Brit
ish forces there. The further ac
tion of the colonial office all de-
pends upon the reply of the Beers
which is not yet given out. There
are indications, however, that the
reply is not satisfactory to Great
Britain.
The Times today in second
special edition, prints Transvaal
dispatch that indicates the reply
to be unfavorable. 1t also says
the Beers are prepared to march
upon the frontier on short notice.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15
More Soldiers for Manila.

San Francisco, Sept. 15.-The
transport Belgian King sailed this
afternoon with seven companies of
the Thirty Fourth United States
volunteer infantry on board bound
for Manila. This regiment was
recruited in Denver.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15

Fresh and luscious New York
Count Oysters, at the Florence Z
and p. Co.'S. Try EN-.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15
THlRTY-SEcOND STARTS.
Recruits Deserving Regimen
Which Leaves Tomorrow.

Leavenworth, Sept. 15,-Tomor-
row the 32nd regiment of United
States volunteer infantry will leave
for the Philippines by way of Kan
sas City. A number of recruits
have deserted, and the regiment
will leave here with more than
a hundred men short.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15

Try the Lemon, Orange, and
Wild Cherry Phosphates, at the
Palace Pharmacy. lo2tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15
REBEL CONGRESS DISRUPTED
Some Filipino Legislators Want
Capital Taken by Americans.

Manila, Sept. l5.-The latest
reports received from General Otis
regarding the Filipino situation
are to the effect that the rebel con-
gress is disrupted. They state
that several mem bers of that body
are in Darlac, the rebel capital,
awaiting the capture of the city
by the Americans.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
Starts for New York to be Pres
ent at Dewey Reception.

Washington, Sept. 15.-Admiral
Sampson advised the navy depart
ment today of the sailing of the
North Atlantic squadron for New
York, where the fleet will lay at
anchor until the Dewey reception.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15
RIOTINd STRIKERS.
Posse of Officers Sent to Scene
of Trouble.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. l5.-
The miners at the Ducktown cop
per mines, who have been on a
strike for several weeks, are rioting
today, and serious trouble is antici-
pated. The sheriff and a large
force of deputies have left for Boil
ton for the scene of the disturb
ance.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15

For the Mountain and Plain
Festival at Denver Sept. 25-30 the
d. q R. G.. makes round trip
rate from Florence of 50 rs. Sell
ing days Sept. 24-27, good to re-
turn until Oct 2.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-15
The Quickest Trains.

Are run by the Union Pacific,
Pullman Palace Sleepers, Free
Reclining Chair Cars, Buffet
Smoking, Library Cars, Dining
Cars; in fact every convenience to
make your trip comfortable. See
your Local Agent or address Geo.
Ady General Agent Denver.
The present is the dull season
of the year in business and real
estate. 1t is now almost impossi-
BILE to get house to rent in Flor
ence. Now is the time to build
houses. Property can be bought
cheaper in Florence today than
at any time in the future.
See j. j. Fitzgerrell to buy cheap
lots on the installment plan.