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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-26
Mechanics Tools
AND
Builders Hardware
At COST!

We make this announcement in the face
Of rising market.
Why? Because we want the room for
other goods more strictly within our lines.
Our entire stock of
SHELF HARDWARE and
MECHANICS TOOLS
Will be sold at cost. This CLEARANCE
SALE will commence on TUESDAY,
JUNE 20, and will continue until the en-
tire stock is exhausted. The goods are
marked in plain figures.
You will find few samples in our large
window. The stock is on our second floor.
Take the elevator. You will find sales
man in charge of this special department.
Come early before other dealers buy it out.
r@rWe want our customers to get this
benefit.
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CHINESE MEeCHANI GAME.
Nogales Man Asks Pointed Questions
on the Subject.

The following conmunicat ton was
yu .lialied i'll Il recent edition of the
Phoenix Gazette concerning Chinese
immigration:
ii his city is again in tie throes OF
eAcit. nlen ut over official p. esu ltion
U. What is wolse, dishonesty.
For tue LIST gar and half the
nu" Ler oil hihcs: passing thr"u In
ills l.oinJ i'll b itui tor AeAlcr, has IN
Creased 10 d large ii lure; ! he nuuii'ei
vi 80 called Chinese mel cha .ts cuniIng
iruln vi. xIco int, tn c1untcy ON pa
p.is vised hy the Un tel States COL
sui has increase I la at~Dut tine same
ratio. Ills Is qIiie oG.ce,thie o.
-u.J of the ltrS- numDrr oi Chinese
t.er, hahls lape,s issued TO C.lnr s. AS
resident merchants "i NoS"leS, SJ..ora
1t ID the talk or lie tos that more
ChI.cse have entered the y Hii eli
States IrouI Il y stics, Spn0rt, as Iner
Cuants, than ever IesidcG at That
place and that the uumbec OF Caiuese
l-ervhtnt, has newer ,,iuiIIiSie / Gierc-
lii. In or .er e. obtain til enact
DSuttS IN cQOfC ~ AS tItu0 10 StCu
i:otn he consul's Off t the NUMBER oI
Chinese merchants sape from No n
les, sonora, wise ny Lna5 o 'cIIl. ins'
Information was reIu seat 10y til &C CHI 81,
wlo Is supposed I" represent and pro-
tect tile IuLeIe ets OF tat nation. Does
the government paJ men To keep re-
cords arI 6"cn y oni"IC t..eIr ru..tents
from lnsp-ct1uiI, whrre no pIlva liz
terest, are iIvuived, or Is It ,resdmp
ton of tho Official Is bcIns aske ny
OCCURRING nintis2 With all her pU,I
IL al aurnoIl and personal vl'ed-aGl"',
J..e busliIess interests of this piaoe
have Ueen continually l.rptovlng un-
I'll cur Intrchaslss now control the ell
IIre. trace OF almost all no. tlleru Sonora.
lac iilroe mIuIns and cattle ln5errs's
tributary TO tins point are as pos
porous as The must SanSuIue ,oult
wish. In TACT, II. he iot In Tie past
ever Presented b ISn.er pro pact, I'll
mo e reiI,, Ole Iudu :en,ciits IUr piettd-
Die Investments than Mega - ot
Co.ay.'' j. Z.
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Cochise Robbers Known.

Sheriff Wakefield OF Pima county
when la No5ales Wednesday night
shld that tine secret service depart
laent of W els, Fargo ~ Co, is &C
quaiIiLeI with the names and where
bouts of tne Two Iken who held up
the Southern Pacific train and robbeu
the express car at Cochise lii Septem m
Der. lie also said that the same two
men Referred to We're IoruIer enI-
pioyes oi the company, and tna5 they
" ere hire To 90 into the mountains
TO track tine roUbeis; III otter words,
TO hunt themselves. / lie reason, the
she. If said, that the men have not
been arrested is uecause only circum-
stautial cvIIence against them has SO
far been se-ureI 10y the company.
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=. Z. 81,
O'Clock p In

Fall boarI lnet pursuant to recess
EscaiadA Brouner's Impro, enents
lever trou $500 10 S4OO
The property OF the Bacon Ltnd
and l. 'an cOinpaMy, consisting of pa
Tented mines, the i.eimont, San An
tnnio aud the Guaj ,lot", situated in
She P@Ca SOuia mimIrs district Was re-
dGcet form $4,000 to $4,000
The bard nov p ocee"eI to fix the
sax levy for the his :ai year as follows:
Territorial tax l-vy, 65 cents On
zach hundred dollars of Assessed
Vliuation.
Count. school fund, so cents on
eech el00
Later est Gil estimated pro rata eff
Pima county Indebtedness pay able by
Santa Cruz county, % CENTS on each
500
County board funI, 25 cents on
each $lU0
County general fand 80 cents on
eech 500
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Attest,
Bandit Cnacon's Def.

Agustin Cn.con, the leader of the
band OF thieves ami suugsleis that d
posse oil Gin -ers meU IN Dlueuose Gallon
three eeks ago, hen two OF the out
iams were Sent To Kingdom come, Is
grow ing defiant. He has sent word
10 Unuer Sheriff tIeweiling especially
and Captain hathaway ana otner
members OF tie posse that he is after
tiem and will get them one by one, II
not III unhcheo. lie avs all he de
sires Is to .es 81 =. Inc OF tie Yelling at u
distance OF 1000 yards. I'ho chances
are, no" ever, that ii any mea.ber oil
that posse secs tue boas ting Uhacon at
any distance lis 1,UJo-yard deh
"o~lI be only inemory. 10 s!.oA
no Particular hard feelings, CaptaIi,
haC-a~ay started Gu. Wednesday Ia
the ulTectIon of CAacon's sJampinL
Sround, ani 1t is l.ng odds that ii the
captain sees his man neil bring hun
Ia u leave hlm where the Ouzzards
VIII have il least.
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NUVEMBER IL, 1899.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF SUPER
NIsnRs OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, r
NoGALE3, AUG. 18th, 1899.
FIJI 10. d present with W. N.
Cummings, clerk.
TIE minutes of the previous meet
dig read an / anpro, ed.
Mo, el and carried that the adver--
eiseuenG r,quile " law i'll respect to
property Ialso,: from the assessnenC
value ire published fer two consee utive
weeks and that a final hearing be had
i, Il Men lay the % of August. Full
D.'.,rd sot Il Aye"
L. l.. lice raj ,eI from 400 to 800
head vi cattle was reduced to CO.,
Lead.
Board orGered recess until .. p. III.
2 z. NJ.
p Sandoval appeared in behalf Of
the Bacon Land and Loan company.
Tue matter was tahen under further
Consideration.
Bo-rd now adjourned to meet Tues
day August q, at 10 Il. III.
Approved,
Attest, A. ii. NOON, Chairman.
w. n. CUMMINGS. Clerk.
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S. M. Aguirre's Good Fortune.

The announcements that Seven NJ.
AguIrre has received and accepted
from the Canauea JDnsoiiiate.t Cop
per company, tornIe' y the Uobre
Crane company, an Important Office
III that Organization viii be recel> Ell
with pleasure ly his friends; but t,e
news that tue quits oi Ais OIL vii.
uecessitate his removal from Jn.s place
will b. source OF deep regret to them.
The acquaintance OF the ps pie OF
Southern Arizona with Seen &AgIi-
RE Is not superficial. DI'ing " resi-
den;e OF may years an pn5 t.len MS
Just and naLly character has brought
60 hiu the conf iente Uf everyone and
friendships that conLo6 be Terminated
by distance.
No man in No, aIes is more popular
or e'j 'ys to a greater dear 4 the con
tiden-e oi the public. During his entire
career III this town he has been COLI
nectei with the Gu ,JUIns servlC5. ii. st
as line rider in 1890, and by degrees
has won advancement to the .espUn,i
b!e position of spa ;ial deputy collector
of customs Of tbs port, the position lie
resigns to aac7p5 his ne" and more
lucrecive one. This ..osigion W ole
red him by President Greene of the
company noarly tAo months aso. He
has sold his resi- Ience prop rty la No
gales t. Patrick Iiunuan of 1t Coiu-
rada, and next week with Mrs.
~ suirre and their children will SO %
the new home in Cauanea mountain.
lie and his charming wife will take
with them the good wi AMI lie. t
wishes of the entir6 com nunlty.
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SEPTEMBER 5. 1899

. tx E-h u L. ~ u 1oOO
Tho board met at 10 a. IN; Full
boari present
inu.es of the previous meeting
read an, approved
The following demands were pre-
seuted and nilOne,i:
john Manuel and others for boun-
ties OH four lou scalps Allowed for
one, and said Manuel Irquested to
procure f-Ither i'm CREATION as to the
others.
Allowed to John Saith instead of
TO John Manuel, bounty for one lion
scalp, $50, being he same lion cap
tureJ uy Manuel and hers
j. e. Mix, services as justice of the
PEACE, 1925
j. Is. y: cCLenahan, services as JUS
tice or the peace, - 80
Cuar.es Eper4on, services as con,
stable, s,34.72
A. &. Sorrells, bounty on bear
scalp, So
Isnatrus Bur. Don, services as court
baIIlf, .24
ka"on Vasquez, Jail supplies, 81.
A. L. Dlrd, prlntrns, ;52l.9U
PhIilIps Clarke, returned poll TIA.
81 80
hoy & Ti;comb. lumber for court
room, o34 80
J. Is. *, stationery, $40
1. f. Brolrlck, collecting licenses,
s3l 80
neermans IL Co, books for records,
$l47.
). GraniIlo. care INDECENT sick,
SO 20
W. w. FIewelling, j.i!or, SIS
Mrs. Heudlilk, feeding prisoners,
$50.
Jos PasehoIy, goods furnished G
Cvx. II so
Pima county, feeding Luis Chaves,
5000
W W F!eweiling, services as con
stable, $l9 Is
Tuos AIora, burying INDECENT dead.
$500
f. Herrera, goods for jud ses cham
bers, 81 '45
~ ii Noon, milea,e Tucson and re-
turn on county business, S54.40
lnter"utlUn ii drug STORE, medicines
for I'll k, 81 81
S f Noon, clerk district court July
aad August, SI62.l5
AlotIun OF X. EAey, seconded by
A l. Peek, th-G sherIIs salary COM
mencins June lsJ DC 90 per month
Board now adjourned To meet Mon
Gay SepteAaLer l., 1899.
Approved,
Attest, a. Ii. Noon, chairman.
w. N Cummings, Gle. k.
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Notice to Creditors.
,ta,e CT W. H. RANoALL. deceased.

Esta>e CT ". II. RANDALL. deceased.
Notice is hereby gireh b. the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of Wn. II. Randall
deceased. to tia creditor; of ani all p-r;o1s
having claims against tins said deceased, to ez-
Ii bit them, with the lsczs jdry vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of this
notice to the said administrator at the oiice of
tins BORDER Vt9ErTE on Morley avenue, Nogales,
tine same cling the place fer tAe trans lct.on of
the business of said est tie, in said coAnty of SAN
ta Cruz +. D. MILLER.
Administrator of Wan H,.R4n4aIl dec=A ied.
Dated Nosales, Arizona this ejth day of o.
tober 1899.
First date OF publication Oct. rs 1899.
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FOR SALE. Copper and gold pro-
perty, situated II miles northeast OF
Nosules in the famous NasAi' st
district. development work corsti-
tutes l25 feet tunnel week running
on the ZEN aid includes winge of 80
feet all III S75 ore. L de entite dis
lance average. four to six feet in
width Prize. $4,000 cash and Sl0.-
600 in one year. Address Miner,
care Of VIDATTE..
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AUGUST IS. 1893.

The boa Il met pursuant To adjourn
U.ent as DO .r1 OF equalization.
Full eoard present.
1. Il. Grindel APP 'eared befo G the
board aud objected to the raise vi
$500 on his lots.
The board rcdocel tho valuation
&c 500 Oh said ,ois.
Boeri tIeu Uook Il recess until 2
oolotk p In
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All members voting AYE" it WAS
so ordered
Board Low stood at recess until
Tuesday, September 5, at 10 o'clock
II. III.
Approved,
Attest, "A. ii. Noon, Chairman.
w. n. Cummings, clerk.
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His Life Was Save d.

Mir. J. L. Lilly, II prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo lately ha | a wonder
ful deliverance from a fri shtful death
telling of it he says; 81 WAS taken
with Typhoid Fever, flat IAN irto
Pneuompnia. My lungs he: anne hard
ened. [ was so weak l cou dn eN e !
it up in bed. Nothing hell ed me.
expected to soon die of Consumption,
when [ heard Of DIR. Kings New Dis
,overy. One bottle gave grtfn r, lief
[ continued to USE it, and now am we'll
and strong, can't say too much IL S
draise." This marve llous medi ine Is
the surest and quickest cure in the
world for all Throat and Lung Tr"uhle.
Regular sizes so cents and 81 90. Till
bottles free at Jas. Is. Mix d CO., Hrrs
Store; every bottle guaranteed.
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NUTl E. ] a,pon.ible 1erso

NUTl E. espolnible PERSONS
. no desire t. MIX" arrangements to
join a party to visit the Paris exnosi-
lion: Address or call on Alfonso
Arizona
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AUGUST %, 1899.

Full Board present.
Il. f. BrcdiIck appeared and asked
for u leave OF uOseuce ior sixty days
e. commence August Is.
All meubors voting aye" it was
Sc orueIe,!.
board now TOOK recess until 2
OIo-k y. III.
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Board met as per recess.

Board met as per recess.
Fun BUlId present.
Dick Wnlla..s appeared and asked
useaIcal RELIEF and as granted % as
al, lndIsonU six pe.son. All lneni-
tiers votInS "dy'.."
Ike clerk ~aS instructed to adver-
Gse according TO Law tor the care CT
tie iAdI aenU SICK of the county OF
S,tnGa y. " tor tie remainder OF tue
Cr1renC } ear. lie GARD reserve ed tie
a. nc 20 'tJect amy ana ali bits.
Board ADJOURNED to meet August
S6th
Approved,
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FOR SALE House and lot OH
West Street. House forty feet So ARE
containing eight large rooms En-
quiro IL. TIE VIDkTTE Off e. s At
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Ia GRIPPE

Is now reap.nS rich harvest 1t Is draw
lrE thousands within it's relentless grasp.
Medical STATISTICS compiled by the best
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-11-11

pny Slcla rs OF the
world show that
over GO per cent Of
the cases of ac-
Quired G . n =
SUMPTION are
due to l. a
GRIPPE. It n e
consumption de-
velOpS owing to
the weakened state
OF the lungs pro-
duced by the dis
ease. There are
a'So other points
of weakness. Re
fer to the numbers
on the chart.
Study each one
carefully. Fa-
niI:aTlZe your
self with them. II
YOU have an at
tack of La Grippe
begin the use OF
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S;hilling's best coffee at 20 cents
pound at Perkins and TonSins. +
Great bargains i'll ladies shoes at the
Red House
Your Lead is the Modest part of
you; adorn it with the latest style now
on sale at the FL Paso store.
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Approved,
Attest,

Attest, a. Ii NOON, hartman.
W. n. CUxMIEG', Ciork.
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st date OF publication Oct. rs 1899.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-24
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 pROypEROUS,

From a thousand localities in this
 broad land of ours comes the news of
 increased prosperity North and South,
 East and West, all are alike sharing in
 the boom. The West caught the favor ing breezes first, the very section which
 Bryan shouted about so mellifuously
 and vociferously as threatened with lingering death from starvation unless
 his pet 16 to 1 theory was promptly
 adopted by Uncle Sam. All Bryan's pre-
 dictions have failed miserably in the light
 of what has happened since Mckinley 1 became president, and the gold stand ard victory was won. Great prosperity | gladdens the vast West Free silver l isn't in it at all. The East with all it's money kings was the last to feel the boom. Now again all over the New England states the great mills and manufactorles and the lesser ones also are running again, and the weary months of business depression are suc- ceeded by the brightening influence of prosperity in myriad of working mems homes. The capitalist also finds his investments yielding returns again. The great railroad systems of the West were the first to feel the wave of pros- perity. Boundless yields of grain and remarkable demand for American wheat abroad furnished an immense business for these so called granger roads. The nations uprising at the polls against free silver and its endorse ment of the gold standard gave securi- ty and stability to our national finances removing the spectre which had men, aced the country and all it's myriad of business enterprises. This has been a grand year for business encouragement and financial development, and all men without distinction of party have req son to rejoice thereat. Prosperity in a thousand forms is here. Let those who cavil at the gold standard and the Re- publican party consider these things and reflect
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-24
FORESIGHT.

The wisdom and foresight of James 1 Hillhouse in planting shade trees in ou1 | beautiful city are appreciated to-day
 and have had wholesome aesthetic ef- feet upon our people for scores of years. New Haveners have reason to be proud of their City of Films and never do they fully realize what our shade trees are to New Haven until after having seen other cities which are bare of these beautiful natural ornaments New Ha- ven has indeed much that is beautiful
 ing tree covered hills and its big rocky
 bluffs, the "red mounts" furnish the
 city g grand setting. How different is
 the situation with treeless New York
 Only here and there has the great me-
 tropolis, outside of some of it's parks, a
 tree to boast of and enjoy. New York;
 Greater New York,-is awakening to the
 solemn fact that it is practically tree
 less city, with all that absence of leaves
 and leaflets implies.
 There is a rustlng however, in New
 York to-day, but not in the trees. It is old Father Knickerbocker moving about
 uneasly. The revelations of the moral
 unwholesomeness brought out by the
 Mazet investigation are disturbing his peace, and he laments likewise the de-
 mutation of his streets of trees There is a fierce glare in his eyes, especially on hot sunny days, when he takes his walks abroad and he has started to re- form things and vigorously calls for tree planting and tree culture. This sentiment is voiced in yesterdays Tri- bune, which remarks that most of the streets of the metropolis are as desti- tute of vegetation as the heart of Sa- hara. Proceeding, it urges the practi- cability of growing trees successfully in the streets of the largest cities and hav- ing them as perfect and long lived as those in rural highways or even in their nallVe IOreStS. III concluding US tlmely and forcible appeal the paper says:
 "The tree e-planting associations are doing a good work. But their efforts should be directed not merely to the of trees, but to the securing of conditions favorable to their growth Little by little we are coming to real ization of the selfish and barbaric char acter of much of our so-called civiliza- ton. Cities have been pouring their waste and filth into whatever water lay at hand, to its unspeakable deflement. They have been destroying park lands and trees without thought of their value or of the difficulty of replacing hem. They have built streets in the most haphazard and unscientific fash | on. They have made of themselves | narvels of arid ugliness. And then they | nave cynically confessed that, while | Sod made the country, man made the | own. One of these days we shall learn | 70 to live that where men are most con- yregated together there will the stand lrds of comfort and of utility and of | too, be highest, and the works if God will be seen among the multi ude as well as in the wilderness"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-24

collar of the dress goods covered With linen embroidery, knotched in ;ever ef- feet and closing on the right shoulder. It enclosed a chemisette of embroidery and was dressed with jaunty white chiffon tie. The dress itself was of the simplest and of reseda blue drap d etc. Of course, it's material might be any other stylish cloth, and the point of all that should not be overlooked is the chance this new fancy gives for restor- ing the slightly by-gone blouse from which more wear must come.
 Neck chains of the sort shown In this picture are much worn, and are becon- ing longer. The extreme sort now goes twice around the neck, one loop drap- ing below the bust, the other swinging almost at the knees. Cheap chains are made so cunningly that a womans only safety is either not to wear a chain at all-a choice always open to everyone or to select one so unmistakably rich that no one can imagine it anything else. Loud effects are not uncommon in both grades of chains, but delicate affair of jewels and wonderful work manship is never copied in the cheap sort. Natural coral in tiny pieces, strung with seed pearls, with little dash of cut crystal in small disks is lovely combination. Long cut jet beads alternated with colored crystal disks make no. pretence, and are good form. Cylindrical beads of beautifully colored enamel strung with disks of gold, with a tiny pendant here and there, make a chain that cannot be taken for any thing but the real sort.
 TLORETTE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-24
SALAD.

Father-Tommy, stop pulling that cats tail Tommy-I'm only holding
 the tail; the cats pulling it.-Tit-Bits. 1 Fair Warnng.-Visitor Gin Brooklyn)
 Does the trolley line lead to the ceme- | tery? Citzen-Yes, if one isn't very
 careful.--Life.
 "Louise, I could hardly sit through | the sermon" Sleepy, Arthur?" "No;
 but your hat looked so much like a | spring salad that it made me hungry" Chicago Record.
 Where do actresses get all their pret- ty little tricks of high-bred manner?"
 "They initiate the society girls in the
 boxes' And where do society girls
 get all their fascinating little ways?' Why, they initiate the actresses on the stage. e.'-Chicago Record.
 Solomons wisdom is proverbial but he probably never attempted to answer childish inquiries. Tommy" said q
 mother to her naughty son, you must be better boy or you will never go to
 heaven" And suppose am real good and go there,' said Tommy. twill have to keep right on being good after l get ?''-Chicago News.
 Might be Useful.-"M Nanny" said Pickaninny Jim, ITS gwinter be one CT desc hypnotizers. "Whut's dem?" "Yoh look somebody in de eye, an he des nach'ly goes ter sleep" Well, don't you go was'in' yoh time. Dah's sleepfulness huff in dishere worl' an" she paused suddenly, and after mo- ment of thought added, Jimmy, does yoh Imagine you could do dat to a chickin ?"-Washington Star.
 A five-year-old kindergarten pupil was told to write an essay on the COW, and after a long and earnest struggle the following was handed in for criti- cism: 'The COW is female OK and her children are called calves The COW has four legs, one on each corner. She also has tail. If her tail was leg she would then have five legs. The COW also has two horns, but because why I don't w'-Chicago News.
 The following letter is rare exam ple My Darln' Peggy: l met you last night and you never came! 'I'll meet you again tonight, whether you come or whether you stop away. If I'm there first, sure I'll write my name on the gate to tell you of it; and if it's you that's first, why rub it out darlin'. and no one will be the wiser. I'll never fail to be at the trystin' -place, Peggy; for, faith, I can't keep away from the spot
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-24

was wearing the Russian blouse. The newest of these, the straight front bed ice, is still on trial, but seems sure 10 be accepted, and few of the others bear very close relationship to the original Russian form. Occasional bodfces llKe that of this picture are seen, but they must go inside the skirt else they will seem utterly out of date, and it is dif- ficult to finish them in suc1 manner that they shall be distinctive. X new and stylish accessory that will work to- ward this end is the important feature of this model It was an oddly shaped
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-24

posing of their estates before death; but MT. Goschen says that Large accumula- tions,'' exceeding e250,OOO, paid duty to the extent of 93,391 0S0; and of that sum over e1.oOoOOO in duty was con- tributed by estates exceeding e1000,000 in value. While that was the case in England, estates of over G1,OOO,000 in Scotland contributed barely e100,000, and in Ireland only 916,792.