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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

upbrrrirE she save him. Man-likc. he
doesn't See that fhts course o. calluliil ti
60 make tHc wfsrst mother rather domi-
nnnt and pnssesslVe with my dear boy
and f1r-atful that hc is 10 longer her 81,
but MARI -. while Mary finishes Win
silly 1aaIausy and wounded pride An he
can d.my und un,Asiiy realize o. that
Mary aus Mother. thr two dearest wofnen
in the world. don hit BE- % together exc
actiy. ana that since Mary o. the Young
e4f and tne hostess D. thinks that she
might give way and treat hts mother
win more dAushtefly affection. and 80
she might"
"Hua" srorted Miss Lonely sitting
down her teacup decislvely chats al
WAY 90, way she wife must make she
sacrifice. ana pocket her pride. Mrs
Bliss. } am astoul.Hed at YOU.
"Now see here. Mss Emiiy. J am a
dsurhter-iu-lsw myself I've grappied
With tHe nother-iu-iaw grievance and 1
an wiling 10 say. right here, and now.
that any woman wao handles thar try
inr but complex situation with tact, cooi
nature and "a dash 90 humor. can hold
the arch enemy 10 her marrage hnppi-
ness ln the hollow % her band The Nttle
bride across tine way is behaving just az
fooushly unkindiy and w.ilfully a. rinetN-
uine out OF every hundred women elect
g. behave iu the rlrrumstarces. The re-
sult is chat sine huris her husband 2
fender,-t feelings. inspires o. hearty dis-
like 100 thc bosom of hls mother ard then
racanly rctaiiatos by persuading her own
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

pensive. a small scarfpln costing So ami
a pair OF links so TO $50
The French fashion in calling cargis
shows "A diminishing tendency. when lasf
years cards came out so small thn e.
perts predicted revolution that should
bring very large pasteboards into vogue.
but instead the mans carte de visite has
shruuk and is now about 2L inches lons
and I inch broad The proper tint is pear.
D. and che lettering IS IN Roman charac-
tiers and small
About the only new Partisan FAD that
g. not expensive Is In tho matter OF cane.
and d. Is now being reflected ia this
country Man can not properly exist In
Paris without square bamboo stick
For. square bamboo. grows solid. instead
OF hollow. is susceptible OF "a high polish
and Is found Ia only one place in the
world. an inland Province OF China. 10
meet the demand the ingenious Chiuesa
are now training tho ordinary bamhoo
10 grow square. by subiectinE Il 10 pres
sure. hut tho natural growth can b.
easily distinguished from tho forced. The
square bamboo cane IS small and liEht
aud is ornamented win a little, vcry
small gold work. with the owners initials
iu square gold letters on the side. Il has
10 ferrue The cost IS from s. toy7. &c
cording 10 the gold trimmings.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

mamma that she has been abused Mary's
mother viii be asked 20 visit them next.
ami poor Thomas Honeymoon Will be
nicely ground between the upper and
neither maternal millstoncs.
THE reason 1 can't sympathize with
tic vito IS berause married thr young 30
son OF his mother and she was widow
Ny John was his mothers pearl Of great
price. lie stayed with her for thirty-hvc
years. made her entirely happy by Lett
ting her coddle and cosset and spoil him.
ana then flew right on al "a tangent and
married me- Ola Mrs Bliss didn't give
him up gracefully either. but came 90
the wedding LOOKING about as cheerful
as g rall bearer, told ms ] was pro.
foundly 10 be congratulated on marrying
SO superior person as her son. gave
me a very NANCY little wedding sift and
the reccip. for johns favoritc cough mix
turc.
II suppose She poor old lady ala feel
awfully Loosely and as she had two older
sons already married. she had learned
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

band gave his arm down the street 20
his mother. handed the old lady right In
20 his wifc's own snug corner seat In
the pew and held the hymn book for her
BE hunted 10 all the elder Mrs. Honey
moons places In the Bible ana otherwise
innoccntly allowed poor Mary 60 tighten
her ips. screw back the tears and feel
like back number. dcposcd queen
valued emuloye out of job. Futhcr-
more. Miss Emily. I'll wager that that
well meaning and obtusc Thomas Honey
moon doesn't in the least understand
why Marys pretty velvet paws have sud-
denly developed nasty. sharp claws; he
Il amazed az the vinegar Ia her speech,
the ire IN her eve. ard the sulky droop
OF hcr mouth. He throws her into silent
rage hv asking her IL she isn't well. by
assuring his mother that the housekcep-
ing Is ceiling on his little wife. aud by
begging the old lady 70 leave them
few OF her fine old receipts and domestic
maxims ~
Remember. chs IS all speculation on
my part but IT'S snfe 20 say that feel
Ing perhaps dear Mary isn't equal 20
ne strain of entertaining he comes home
extra early from the office 60 take Mother
driving and walking. Then when be and
Mary are tete-a-iete he tells her what
wonderful woman mother Is. and how he
oHea everything he has 10 tue wonderful
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

velvet It's broad and edEiug hands are
Of erminc ana 81 has numberless pierrot
frilis u silver chiffon. new goods. b.
ihe way. OF which any fairy queen might
reasonably wish 20 have a gown. Chiffon
given both body ana hriHianee by che
Insertion Of silver wool. 10 the nearest
explanation that words can give Of its
ouakty and beauty.
Here lei o. be said that never before
has chiffon prevailed 10 the extent notice
chic this season. II o. the foundation not
only for she lace gowns, but Of the lace
costs and evening capes as we'll. Coats
there are indeed Of solid lace Russian.
renaissance. giripure. maltese and Arabian
taat fall 10 the heels. and accordion pleat-
"a chiffon u the sole outer and interim
Ing for these. II forms as well all the
n1ms and fullncss % the dear little capes.
that have shoulder pieces and tail collars
81 gold thread stinenod lace that look 30
amart aud can be 80 readily put together
nt home Below the shaped lace collarette.
however. a. an accompanying illustra-
flon shows. and eighteen linen ruche edged
fouuce - chiffon must fall, showing. In
tts cloud like masses. tints OF color that
sl1ord EyfnpatheticaBy with the p2nDs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
GRAPHING WITH THE
M0THER-lN-LkW GRIEVANCE.

no. Mrs Bliss. aluminium kitchen
furniture. hardwood floors. Eas logs in
every room ana an upstairs girl are very
nice In housekeeping a. far a. they 20.
but they evidently don't make married
happiness. that is. where you have a
husband as selfish. straight through %
hts very boot heels as Thomas Honey
noou. and Miss Emily Lonely's eye
glasses emitted sparks o. generous indig-
nation.
Dear me Miss Emily what has that
much married young man been doing
nov - inquired the hostess % the occa-
sion. chccruuy brewing tea before a large
open IRE. besides which her guest sat
toasflng her common sense shod toes.
Doing" replied Miss Enllly wrath
fully. don't you call - indelicate ana
inconsiderate Of him 20 fcNst a serpent
on his wife's little Eden. a domineer-
lng. elderly serpent. who arrives with
three trunks. an obese looking satchol
and receipt book 90 stop Tor goodness
knows how long On thar pretty peaceful
little hone Thomas Honeymoon mother
has already taken firm root in the best
front bedroom. cralcizes the household
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

one day with you-'twas Paradise.
one uight-how fleet those joyous hours
4 thousand VOWS you babe me prize.
And kisses, sweet as summer flowers.
Then absence FOR a little day.
And now. so soon. a note that merely
some formal phrases does convey,
a note signed Yours sincerely"
Sincerely Why. you laugh AZ me
sincerely" dear. means something more
Than YOU can know-for fast and free
You made me VOWS, that day Of yore
Ard now 70 ease this heart 81 mine
heart that loves YOU still. and dearly,
You send this cold. unfeeling line.
And end il ali with Yours sincerely"
n may be that ! ask too much
And have no right 70 tenderness.
To gentle. loving words ana such
Dear VOWS as you did once profess:
We, sin. my dear. I'm more than sure
That now you do not treat me fairly
AZ least J should have sometime more
Than this brief note, signed Yours sin
ccrely"
Words are but weak and feeble thing
Sometimes 'tis hard TO know their mean
iug.
And vows unto themselves take wings
And love has many an errant leaning
Yet Ike not the words YOU wrote.
You know how you can glad me rarely.
Come. sweet. iud.te another note
And DO not sign 80 Yours sincerely
T. c r.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

management. questions and orders the
servants follows her daughter-in-l3w TO
market and creates wholesale wretched-
ness where honeymoon happiness used
TO reign"
"Aiothers-in-law always do" smiled
Mrs Bliss unless
III YOU viii excuse me. don't sec any
thing 10 laugh at. " siernly rebukcd Miss
Emily Il regard the situation as little
short of tragic Women's hearts have
broken for less"
There. there. Miss Emily YOU mustn't
think me brutal just because was
about to remark that mothers-in-law
viii be mothers-in-law. The first year Of
married life is always fraught with small
traccdics. tbut don't believe am not
sorry for our nttle bride ucighbor DO
you suppose ] haven't seen what Is going
on al the Honcymo0n's2 Why the poor
little girl has taken 10 wearing brown
chiffon veil To hide her tear pink lids. ]
can tell sou. she didn't look pleasant
either last Sunday night when her hus-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
FASHIONS FOR NEW YEAR.
FUR AND FEATHERS HAVE FoRh-
I'D 4 FIRM Alliance.

pasques, or Even Waists without
Tails Are Far Behind the style
and az l. quite Possible TO Add
Tails 20 Last Years COMMISSIONS
stunning Novelties In Hosiery and
Dancing slippers Charming
Wraps That Any clever Woman
Can Make at Home.
New York Clock plumes. though
primes fayori,ss % the hour. have no ex-
elusive claim SO thc matter Of decoration
Cor owl. gun dove. prair.s fowl. guinea
fowl white goose, pigeon and turkey
feathers arc al pressed into service. Two
v.fy handsome fowl aud fgr sets are H.
lusratad this week. one Is built chiefly
81 grey fox ard garnishcd with owl plum
ose on the LEFT breast of the cape's
front small owls head is mounted. and
q duplicate % This handsomely. ornaments
Inc mun. Another splendid example Of
fhls harry combination Is white as.
trakhan wrap with gracefully mounted
Eulls on hotn mum and neck piece. Into
the heads Of these fashionable birds
CLEAN. ng Jewel eyes are 80 ana the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

A unique application OF electricity -
cattle herdlng IS 20 Doe made on a large
rancf, In lower California this winter.
This viii be- the placing Of several soarcA-
lights on the mountains overlooking the
ranch. thus replacing the old system of
night Riding to prevent thievmg. ihe
Gender 81 each HIGHT viii be armed with
a long nuge rifle and will also bo#S
yided with a signal code by which he c&A
flash Information 10 the other Hight ten
ders ana any one who may be out among
the cattle Zach light tender will also
have at hand telephone connected with
the main ranch the pushing Of the but
ton ringing an alarm bell. All parts II
the ranch viii be provided with telephons
stations and an electric light plant VIII
be- installed az the ranch. all Of the build
ings being Illuminated with electricity.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
heal.s are often made OF gun metal. tippe,
with sold or silver.
GIortes OF the Ions Cloak.

beal.s are often made OF sun metal. tipped
with sold or silver.
Glories OF the Ions Cloak.
From short and sweet neck comforters
% long ana clinging evening and Empire
psi.Fses s. the natural transition when
discussing winter wraps Verify the glory
Of the lonE coat IS more genuine and
dizziinE than ever before. and q IS a fac
well known that many women who at
tend afternoon entertainments refuse 20
take of their gorgeous circulars or vel
vet cioaks at al. since the whole rich
ness - their costumes lies in these outer
eheathings Of chiffon. fur. spangles. lace
and flowers.
Two typically fine wraps are sketchrd
o. a sort u suhstantatlon Of this asser-
tion. The first. 10 which the readers at
fentiou b. directed. is a nat grey panue
carriage coat, edged all about with an
inch wide band Of Hudson Bay sable
over the shoulders turns a collar % gold
tissue on which black silk guipure Is laid
and upon che Eupure wee black and
silver spangles are applied. In front. over
the bust only o. this wrap fastened and
Two Jeweled buckles serve as iatchcs
The under sleeves are of the thinnest.
a0ftest cream white silk muslin. frIlled
upon straight inside cuns 81 gold tissue
soft brown sable.
In interesting contrast Is the Rejane
opera coat. cut from racn opheia red
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

From the Rome (Ga) Tribune.
How dear to our hearts Is the yellow
yam later as thoughts OF winter come
back 20 our mind; the yellow yam later,
the sugar coated. baker tine gravy sopped
tater and tho old fashioned kind. There's
the goose that swune 10 the sinohehouse.
the 'pousuu 80 fat and fine, the hen and
dumpliuas and napjscks. and the keg %
homemade wine But the later comes
first la our memory; we think Of a every
pop; the yellow yam iater, the sugar
coated baker with ifs brown pork SOP.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

Cut out the above picture ard paste
IL with flour paste on cardboard. After
having painted the picture according 10
the rhymei directions given below. pre-
serve the finished work, doing this each
week until YOU have a complete set q
pictures setting forth the doinFs Of Doro-
thy Brown Finally bind them an TO
re,hor and YOU viii have pretty picture
book. and doubiy attractive because YOU
have done al the eo.odng yourself
CHRISTMAS EVE AT GRANDNA's
when les eight O'Clock aud Christmas
eve,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
nANaINa rHEIR srocK1Nas.

With the stocking hung how you hate
60 leave.
10 go TO bed for a snoozc. you know.
Nnen You'd rather lar. stay down be-
low.
hut saint Nick always keeps away
TIL you're fast asleep. SO the old folks
say
IN CHRISTMAS Eve IN Paint BOX Town.
Dear Mrs. Brown with AIR Brown
And Dorothy and Reggie 90
kacn year tho waiter how much enoul
70 5randma's where fst SANTA Claus
Ius1 loves TO visit-whyg Because
the hearth " broad the chimney fine
II big CROUCH 10 let him through.
And then the young folks hang about
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

Inul the logs are weil-burneA out
Aud every spark exflnguished. lest
The smoke should choke the Coming
Guest.
Duh vermnlion paint the bricks
And black to gray the burning sticks;
Green Tor the greens. Arranging down.
The mantel face paint walnut brown.
The flames bright red. the smoke light
gray.
Andirons black. and I should say
A light blue gown Tor Dorothy.
Dark brown FOR Reggie, seems 20 be
A likely color. for the rest
You surely can decide what's besi.
Douglas a. Do.y.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

thread lace only the toes and soles. an0
heels and back upper halves OF these
stockings are made OF spun silk an the
remainder is lace. pure costly black lace
II the most delicate fern or trcfou pattern
arranged in "a design THAI contributes
greatly TO the slender aspect Of foot and
ankle Upon the feet that wear such hose
must be drawn pair of very high heelcd
patent leather slippers powdered AZ short
intervals with minute rhinestones or
turquoise that are SET deep in the leather.
and at the point where satin or lace
bows would he fastened small bow Of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

or satin THAI under Ties the lace cncrus,a-
lions 81 the collar proper
basque Taii- Are Imperative.
ono can hardly cali the long basque
tnil an old familiar fare. and SCR We have
been intimately c1ucerucI with % before
Hardly ten years ego Emo waist on every
gown displayed -nli thaf a cavalry horse
might envy and braided and buttoned a.
gaily a. one sees them now only the
women who set their gowns from The Rue
De Ia Paix. before she Blasting threads arr
taken out. are displaying tailed ia squc.
az yet huf these are straws enough 60
show whoa way the trade winds Or
fashion aFe Blowing d d. the very very
modish thing 20 woar a cloth skirt with
a basque 81 velvet of the saue Coinr as
the peiUcoats. and with che tails 81 that
basque cut shaped ana falling 90
the knees. Ia IS also equally smart O.
have the back o. the basque cut 10 Two
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

short square tails ana weighted with gold
braid and gold buttons
None OF the tails are box pleatcd or
frilied in the least aud while thc velvet
waist and cloth skirt display great enter
prise and inspiration they are no more
admirable than the contrary combination
~ silk velours or English corduroy
skirt with a waist OF ciofh
Artistic Inventions.
while the question Of novelties IS 10
We may as wen mention painted chiffon
ana iewcled siippefs among the inventions
Of artistic minds. The dressing FOR dainty
feet In the evening grows every year
more luxurious. but q dehutante. who
would rather dance than eat ard who
had "a pair OF rIdlculously small feet 20
ha shod for the waltz. can eXpend ten
dollars or each foot and yet not touch
the highest point Of eNtravagance. The
highest point IS reached with a pair ~
hose made solidly OF chantilly or Spanish
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

rhlnestones IL SEE IN the leather 20
twinkle like dew drops at every motion
OF the foot.
Mary Dean.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-11

Perhaps the greatest Improvement
ever realized by the city of Bismarck
in n series of building operations,
is that comprised in the work now
being done by the Northern Pacific at
this place in the erection OF a depot
and hotel. The depot will be the
finest in the state-hotel the same.
First impressions of a city are lasting
with Yisitors-and first impressions
of Bismarck in the past, with no depot
accommodations and no modern ho-
tel--have not been what could be de-
sired. Hereafter when travellers step
from the trainto e a station that will
attract the attention of even the most
critical for beauty and convenience,
and a thoroughly modern and finished
ho~tel-thingg Will be different. Then
the depot grounds in the center of the
city-With parks, flowers, trees and
green grass, a pleasing relief from the
monotony of the ordinary western
city, will do much toward impressing
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-11
treatment OF Horses.

I wonder how many farmers can con-
scientiously say mot guilty" when they
read this article? asks a correspondent
Of The National Stockman. / am afraid
more than a few indulge in what seems
to them indispensable Ia driving
horses. A few days ago while going
through the country / was surprised
to see SO many farmers possessing this
harmful habit. A child that is con-
tinually scolded becomes Indifferent
and does not work with the willing
spirit it would otherwise. have no.
ticed that more work is done BY our
team with a gentle, kind man than by
the harsh and hasty driver. Persua-
sion will do mor in a. ease ofsbalking
than cuss words and whip lashes. This
summer we had a young man working
for us whose quiet and gentle de-
meanor deserves special mention. He
worked the team all day, and the only
words we heard spoken were TON,
Fanny and occasionally back" When
he went to catch them, he had only to
call, and they readily responded by
coming briskly and f%earlessly to him,
knowing that Kindness instead Of abuse
awaited them. Our n~c;;gaDorss boys
break their colts to harness without
experiencing any danger or trouble by
having them wear such as soon as
they are old enough to be led by halter
or bride and have docile horses fit for
any work. Their belief centers on the
old saying, THE horse is what we
make it." and il this does not CORE
spond with the readers who may be
unfortunate enough to own a '.bad
horse look to it's care and treatment,
for either the former or present owner
has had some~part in forming its dis
position,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-11

the visitor. The Northern Pacific is
spending thousands of dollars in the
city this year for improvements-foI
watch the residents Of the city are
grateful and of which they are not in
a~ppreciative. No city in the state
has taken greater strides forward il
the past few years than has Bismarck
and these Northern Pacific improve
ments We're needed to set off nicely the
other work that has been done. The
capital city is moving steadily for,
ward in the right direction. There is
much yet to be done, but by pulling
together a few years will see still
greater advances.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-11
The 8ismarek Tribnne,
By NJ. H. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

MISREPRESENTATION ! E@nsEEs-E2
Published every afternoon, except Sum
day, ut Bismarck, North Dakota, is deliv-
cred by carrier to all parts of the city at
so cents per month, or IS per year. The
daily sent to any address in the United
States and Canada, postage prepaid, Sc per
year; IS for six months; $1.5O for three
months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Eight nages. containing a summary OF
the news Of the weekIlocal and foreign
particular attention being paid to state
news. Sent to any address, postage paid,
for $1.00 for one year; so cents Tor SIX
months; % cents for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news
paper in the state-established June II,
1878. 1t has a wide circulation and Is a
desirable advertising medium. Being pub
hshed at the capital Of the state it makes
a feature of state news, Of a seml-official
character, and is therefore particularly in
teresting to all who desire to keep the run
of state ~affairs-political, social and busi-
ness. #4#
Our special northwestern agent Is Mr..
D. r. McGinnis, 400 Germania Life Build
Ing. st. Paul. "
Our special New York agent is Mr.. D. c.
McConn, % Times Bldg, New York City.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-11

The Northern Pacific has put into
effect a h-omeseekers rate, which will
give very low rates to North Dakota
points from the east. The Great
Northern started the rate cutting by
booming big excursions that were
about to come west, and the Northern
Pacific ees the raise and goes EN- one
better. Under the present manage
ment the Northern Pacific is a strictly
business proposition-not to be monk
eyed with.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-11
A Horses

A horses binders are usually con-
cave on the inside. True, the surface
usually is q dead black, but not abso-
lutely so, SO that a glimmer Of light
may be reflected from them. By con
staht cleansing this dead surface is
made more or less smooth If not actu-
ally glossy and shiny. Moreover, the
binders are usually set at an angle,
SO that as a result of the law Of reHec-
tion rays Of light concentrated by the
convex surface are reflected into the
eyes, not directly in the axis OF vision,
but more or less transyersely or OBJ
liquely, the result being wen more in
furious. AS a result Of this reflection
the vision Is weakened IL not de-
stroyed.
Moreover, the mirrorlike binders not
only reflect sunlight, but they reflect
objects as well, so that q blinded
horse sees not only objects directly
ahead of him, but has a more or less
blurred vision of other objects, inter
mixing with and confusing the image
of objects directly before him, and us
a consequence he Is rendered uncertain
In his movements and is easily scared.
No further proof Of this is needed than
the fact that a nervous horse, with a
reputation for shying and running
away, often becomes tractable If the
binders are removed, because he can
then see distinctly what before he
could only see i%ndistinctly and confus-
edly.-Our Animal Friends.