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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
CIin E~~I.ers clever symbols.

The syehoiS # Tie oil eff jewellers.
used 10 represent the things OF nature.
we're often very clever
They represented the mountains by
Terraces, the sky by arches. the winds
by coils and spiral lines, clouds by
stepped figures. the sun by disk. the
moon hy crescent. the lightning by
tue serpent. the rain By perpendicular
lines the rainbow by different colors.
the water by certain animals. the air
by birds the earth by horizontal lines
the four points OF the compass by
crosses ana the gods which preside
over the four quarters Of the sky by
fetithes ID the shape OF animals.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
Rheumatism Cured In a Day.

Mystic cure for Rheumatism, and
Neuralgia radically cures in / to }
days l-stt,l upon the system
Is rem .I1C-c * mysterious. 1t
removes 81 C-> tie cause and the
disease -IIediately disappears. The
first dose rreatly benefits 10 cents.
Sold b. - G Luken i Co., drug
gists, Richmond. o
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17

The latest evidence that the breach
between General William Booth OF the
Salvation Army and General BaIIing-
ton Booth Of the Volunteers. father
and son is past healing is the applica-
ton made by the latter TO a Newark
~. - court to have the name Of his
son changed from William to Charles.
ae boy, who was christened William
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
RAILROAD SOTRE
MEMS =
DEPARTMENT.

Our Pants Stock was never in better
shape, the assortment was never larger
and the prices never lower
MEMS Jeans Pants, good, strong and
well made -. 30, 75c and 81 90
Black Clay Worsted Pants :. !. LOO
Striped Worsted Pants, 81 and 1,25
All wool Cashmere Pants,
checks and stripes ........ 200
Fine Worsted Pants, for dress,
200, go, 300, $50 and 400
BOYS Knee Pants
%, 80, 30, 75c and LOO
We sell the best Corduroy Pants in
the market, every pair guaran-
teed, the par. 300
Mems Overalls, best 9 on. blue drills,
the par. 80
Aso line at 25c the pair
Remember our Sweet, Orr Goods for
railroad men, positively will not shrink,
and are Union Made.
We handle only the best goods
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
TIE Princess OF wE.ez.

EAe It-urtss Of Wales Is generally
nltea vifh having Al alnoss psiey.
ctse4 of o.H .=cs - i saa4
~ fa>i- Elt' I,-5lceSS has E..S Aslss
.a-aES "a make q really tine s-a.se-s-
si"u- asli -ile wives 81 most An ss-a1
Mile nh .re~ ard many English sgslilea
f eeSls4 ani title i,ossesS far finer
face than tFr royal hlzhness- Tbs
princess however. undoubtedly has
S71tticisnt quantity of valuable lace to
satisfy her tastes. which run more to-
ward frrs- Of which she possesses
great quantity. aud Jewels These Iasr
ore OF enorT1cus val-e the wealth Of
fha pii7~csS' Jewel ssiSes having been
coas! bly, eRhahcesl II the time Of
her silver e-efidilZ. when many thou-
sand pounds wcTrh Of precious stones
were shower~ u the future queen
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17

Appearances" remarked the sage Of
HaWyilie. air never as deceIyiu as
when you git to talkin 10 one Of these
classic browed. staJesmanlike IooklY
felters an iiskiyer that he's chpckle
head. Indianapolis Sun.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17

"Some propie consider him a great
orator
Yes; be- reminds me Of Webster"
Huh. He doesn't taIk anything but
words. words. Words
Exactly. Wasn't that Noah Web
ster's specially E''-PhiladeIphia Press.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
rs it possible that Aunt Rose has
succeeded!" cried Andre, beside him
self with joy

at must be that. But what means
did she employ what is her secret
1t was a long time before they found
out, and then Andre overhead a con
9ersation not meant for lis ears.
Il was right was ! not, to keep my
faith in your good heart and to inter
fept that first dispatch before went
10 see youE" asked Aunt Rose in a
voice that Andre had never heard her
make so soft and tender in tone
''Ah, Rose. responded NJ Delvalley
in voice stranger stiIl to the listener.
'thow could know that the girl of An
dre's choice was your niece? To think
that | was about 10 separate them as
your father separated Us, because
was then poor; that they would have
suffered all that / suffered in giving
you up and in thinking of you ali
these years, And now that we are
united at last you viii not refuse
But suddenly Andre realized that he
was listening and crept softly away
Chicago News.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17

list district, south of Main, west
seventh
i2-Ist and south c. piano factory
ID I'd and south
Il 4th and south
t16 9Th and south
tle 9Th and south II
tt1s-7th and south O
I'd district, south OF Main, between
7th and eleventh
.2l-sth and Main
-EESth and south
t14-7th and south q
+25-8th and south
iZ5-i0th and south
FILTH and Main
tA-1 And sc1th
Sdidistrtct, south Of kain. ssss
of eleventh
!s1-l1th and south
ts4-14fh and Main
.B-1sth ana south
tS-lsth and south
.57-EHb and Main
4sh district, north OF Main, west
oflotn to river
I'D and Main, Robinson's shop
42-2d and Ecrfh
4S-City Building
E-GaAr. Scott d Co
Mo. hose house. north sth
F-Chanpion r1iIIs
4-loth and northI
sth district, West Richmon
and 6evAstopol
s-w Cd and Chestnut
5I-W Sc and National fosh
52W Sd and KinseJ
5-w Sd aad Richmond avs
@EsrIhAra college
Estate and Boyer
SL5rant and Ridge
H-HunE and Bsp.-
5-Grant and Sheridan
5s-BTiese ave, parer nin
sth d,striet, acrsh OF D, east
OF tenth
G-RAiIroat shop
0-Hutton's cofS actoYy
os-Eooster crll rks
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17

-laa naa tgEs-n me gift en- that Tx
t-a- seti .9 be might aaxe dropped
fEa, hyHlh toos so the sat himself
New Eora lG.ueS
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17

Dix-nii you ever get stuck on a
counterfeit bill:
Hix-No. When get hold of one.
leave it IN my pocket, and my wife APP
propriates it.-Chicago News.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
..Of a good BEGINNING

Cometh a good end When vou
take Hood ; Sarsaparilla to purify
your blood you are making good
beginning, and the good end will be
health and happiness This medi-
cine cures all humors of the blood,
creates good appetite, overcomes
that tired feeling and imparts vigor
and vitality to the whole system.
1t is America ; greatest blood medi-
cine
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17

we never get tired OF baked apples
AZ TIE place where | live"
You dun'tE7
mo: we know If we did we'd get
prunes. "-Chicag 20 Record
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
LOCAL
ard
EEEs ATsc.

Nothing buf a }oc4
remedy or chs Ee o
climate X II gure
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
COLD IL HEA0

Heals and protects the mem brsne. Restores
the senses or Tzste and smell No injurious
rug Regular SIZE SIC, Family size 81 60 al
Druggists nv mail
ELY BRO3, Sc Warren ST., New York
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
rrr Grain.Ol Try Grain.O,

Biliousness is cured by Hood 5
Pills, % cents. s
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-17
Pennsylvania Lines.
Richmond Union Station
Time Table.

Effective Nov. le, 1880.
CENTRAL TIME.
tDaily except Sunday tDsily.
PittsburQ, Ctnoinn ati. Ohio aQo and 81.
louis Railway, Richmond d.
vision, Between ChioaQ
and Cinoinnati.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
v. Il. PETTER,ON'S
TROUSERS TRUST.
A Hotel Escambia Boarder in
Serious Trouble.

He Swiped Twenty Two Pairs Of Trou-
sers From the Sample Room and
Pawned Part of them With VI.
Cashman-Marshal Wi de Works
uPIhe Case.
b. B. HargrOve, clothing drum
mer who i guest at Hotel Escam-
bia, had occasion to go into the sam
pie room at the hotel yesterday,
where his samples were spread out.
and soon discovered that other
hands had been at work on the dis
play.
An investigation showed short
age of twenty-five pairs trousers.
He at once notified the manager of
the hotel aud thorough search was
made for the missing garments, but
no trace of them could be found.
At3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Marshal Frank Wilde was notified
and at once went to work on the
case. BY 6 o'clock he had located
eight pairs OF the trousers at NJ
Cashmau's pawn shop, where they
had been pledged by W. II Patter-
son, Jr., guest at the hotel
Peterson was soon placed under
arrest, charged with the theft. and
was turned over the county authori-
ties for trial.
Petter-On has been guest at
Hotel E-cambia since Dec. Il. on
which date he registered aS ". II
Peterson, Jr., Savann; h, Ga.
Nothing crooked na- heretofore
been noted in his character and
some of those who have met him at
the hotel and about town seem e.
think that he was temporarily de-
merted. otherwise he would nor ,o
soon have powned the stolen goods
here.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
O. cap Cor,on Facr ii :.

Sir. D. A TomvkiuS of Ch-r'ot:o.
= t. Whp has been largely ih>tru
mental in the embellishments ~ tn,
EamerUus cotton manufactures il.
ccs' state, has recently Published Z.
pamphlet detailing rl1n TO rai-,
capital for manufacturing which J.
-oF iP~~ captivating than unique. l.
- something like the building auC
5osD associations, and appears To bt
perfectly practical. the only 'nitia.
requisite being the right kind Of q
man - take hold of and push it
through To success.
>hares sEGregatiug 500 600 are of
'ersd - psT-onS of small means. the
payments - be made wrrkly-$l fo'
years. ~ 80 cents sor I years, or -
cpu:~ tor = years-,hr av,r1g- pay
sseas- sgyregatiag about $25.CDu q
y-ar. WI,h the fist years pay
-BtDts the bajlding- e.. UlI be- com
2letsd. tHe ,-cnpd years iuc m,
r,Uld pu;vha>- and install enough
narE.uerS to begin operating. aaD
;B" thlro nd fourth Near>' luc"n'
sacs3 So ;ae ur; iic"lu ft.n "y-ia.
tion. w"nlG c"mpl";- mill ,f about
80 spindle and 2o looms, furnish
.ng employ nent tor 100 hands. The
seekIy payments on stock Sub,cris -.
:5cus w"ul1 ~ r'-y aud scarcely f-l.
~ tkt-- W.T." enSag- undrr~tanG-
,uCiy In ;i'e entripIi~e. and when
;oe s1ooS p Cai1 l"r, ln thi~ Way, it.
saline i2r "Hrr'd- - c"~t. yieldW.
:2eS''st"-war" :. regular aud salts
The daily news., 1900-02-12
MARCI GRAS CARNIVAL.
Z hr Mystic Socic,y - Driving Ahead
ar Hj9h Pre- ssutc.

ar Hi.i Pr,ssu,c
r..-u.-.... ,,
~ ''S ',.' ID woman ana chli' III
= eSteTn Florida who enjoys having
a good rin- should come 70 Pansa-
col, Feb - - rar,icir,.o :, 49,.
,..,a'.. H.; '' - f'''. '.''
,'.Ci "tIC|ii''- u, II7cl'o' IA "i the Car
-. ~, a. al ,.U =" L'"e,o '.r S"'Le"H,
'ST' "h'> ana W'Ihill'Hht
The daily news., 1900-02-12

better than those ot the savings
banks.
Throughout the entire cotton re-
gion of Florida, Alabama and Geor-
gia exist hundreds OF small towns.
handling from 5000 to 2O,OOO bales of
cotton yearly, every bale of which.
by means OF such mills. should leaN e
IN the communities where they are
established, instead of the value of
the raw cotton-$25 TO $50 per bale
from $75 10 500. And there exists no
good reason why a mill, acquired on
the same plan. would not be a good
tLing for city like Pensacola.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
THE POLICE COURT.
In;eI esting Cases vi n 'omr Heavy
iiu,., This Morning

lutN 4 itl- Npi hlH8
Nineteen cases. sentence suspend
Fl IN one case and $50 in fines wa-
the police court record this morning.
Two -u-picioU- characters wee
tufnpd uv~r t. the sheriff.
ISaiav Brown, ~" cAarge-. one for
a,saultiug E-tcll4 Evan- with hi
hand. the other for fighting Richard
PRAYER. wa- fiu-d $6D.
Cha. Thomas. TWO charges. car
rying concealed weapons and being
drunk, wa- fiued SO.
Dan Jtck~nr. charged with As
sauIting Annie Patterson with hIs
hand. wa flu q S25.
Peter Kelly and Jonas Mauus.
charged with committing nuisance
on public street, were fined soar d
50 respectively.
John Dean. CHARGED with OBJ ,truct-
ing the sidewalk, Was fined 80.
Ellie Wilson. charged With as
sauItiug J. ~. Reed, was fined 50
Frank ReeS. charged with an as
sault upon Mary Henderson, was
fiued $40.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
Coffee. Coffee,

Jp cnH the affcnfiOD 0f
tie general pubIic t0 The
fact TINT JCe hare me 0f
the best eYtiDDed R0nSfers
IN the South, and that ne
Gun furnish this deLiciOtls
6ererH9e ut prices Hat
de1Y competition. We also
tC1Sh to remind you Hut our
C0TeeS Gre GlJcays fresh
trOD1 the R0dSte.r While
others are OLddnd huUe lost
tReLF Gron1d, ours is fresh
and delicjO1ts.
0Net0 Orleans Grocery Co.,
J.4S. MHTGH
Phone 100. Proprietor.
The daily news., 1900-02-12

~HEN the time comt- for the ma
noRal democratic convention t.
rboose a real. live issue on which I,
ain success would it not be Quiz,
worth its attention TO consider one
caas has won democratic victorie-
u the past that, however. cid.
BE- stiu new. and never more alive
shan now-Jh' adoption by the
country Of tariff on imports for
purposes OF revenue alone, in the
place % the protection now af-
!ordsd, through republican legisla-
iioa. - the few at the expense Of
ihs many: This l. the real trust L.
s2s. a. IL would he the real and only
1rsClical remedy ayaii.~, the iniquI-
!ics PeTP tra;ed up"n lar people by
shs trusts.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
MUSIs AL PEOCItSNNI
Tn be Given a' Cutters Hall Thurs
day Evening, Feb. -.

Mr.. George Abram Smith mas care
fully arranged this programme t. b.
observed at Cutters hail, next
Thursday evening, Feb 18th. This
will be the last concert before Lent.
II will be "A most excellent pro-
-rammp as all participants are in
fine voice for the occasion.
To defray the expenses there will!
b. an admission ot % cents.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
REAL ESTATE
Transfers For Week Ending Feb.
10. 1900.


IReported for THE NEWS by ThOs. c. Wa =
-ou & Co. Real Estate Agents, 80. south
PalafOx street,
F. L. Adams to H. D. Rice-2la
acres IT sc J.; Of sec l3, tp | 50
west-$5O.
{. FANall to Rena Smith-Lot 10
IN block %, Belmont tract-Sl5O.
Francis &. Brent and wife IN Mary
Ellis KnOwles-AIl of block 81, Bel
mont tract-SG,0OO.
w. b. Wright Co. TO John Kelly
South l., of lot 10 in block 8. New
City-SlUO.
l.. NJ. Davis to T. H. Fleetwood
South 30 ft of lot l and > lot =,
block is, East King tract-$3oO.
w. NJ. Cox to Mrs. II &. Crabtree
Lots IL To 10 in block 40, East
King tract-%2 900.
VIM. Fisher and wife to f f.
Crabtree-Lots - to 2I in block %,
West King tract, Belmont number
ing, and north 50 fit of lots /, 2 and 3
in block l29, New City--$650.
r. w. Hublett and wife to f. f.
Crabt! ee-Lots $40. 37l and 372, Old
City-$l9OO.
Nick Hill and wife to Peter J.mes
McDann-SEl block "a, West King
tract-$4O0.
ID. Perry to Louis Fergu~"n-LOts
% and "a in block l3S, East King
tract. Belmont NO.-$9O.
f. CampodOuICO and wife bV at
toruey u Finest Shackleford-LotS
l7and Is in block -. Eost King tract
-$425.
Mary Ada OuivI4v 10 CI4mpnce
Roch-Ea-t "t lot ~ ON Govern
ment street. old CIty-Sl2OO.
Sarah :. Browurll and husband to
l.. :. Howe-L"t in block 80. Bel
mont trict-S2jU.
Chas. r. Raymond and wife To AL
phonse b Loucke-Ea~t =, of INV 4,
Of sec ), tp 5n. r 81 west-S34O.
ChaS. f. Raymond and wife to
William SeliL-Lot > in sec 81, tp
II. 81 wt~t-$li5.
John NcDavId 10 W. {. McDavid
Lots to - in block l34, New City
500.
W. H. Davidson to /. y. Raider
West 10 fl "f arpeut lot o3 and Is II
arpent lot -. Ojd Citl--Sl $50.
VIM. Fisher, w. \. Rlouut. Wm.
II. Knowles and john X Ewiug q"
CeCeiia Saic"do-ka-t I'D fl If lot IL.
in block 81. MdNr'.t trHc;-<iO.
|. :. y. To VIM. \. Eel.-Frac-
tioual sec %. tp : s., ~,r"u west--Patrut
w. y No:e~ and vie To Henry
rm-,rau---Nortn - fl of lott >. q
and :, in b., ok 10, New CIty--$l35.
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup Cures over
The daily news., 1900-02-12

WHILE thousands of acres of the
richest soil on earth lie all about u.
capable of producing worlds sup
ply OF products suitable for canning
purposes, we are annually paying
out and sending away to Others.
wiser than we, thousands OF dollar,
Tor canned good. l. this good
scUuOmy?
TIE bill providing that twenty
i've per cent of the Dingley tariff
rates shall be collected from all
Porto Rican imports into the United
State-, and the same percentage col
ltcteC in that island upon ali imports
from the United States, which wa
recently reported by the ways and
means committee, was opposed a.
fhat committee by all of It, demo-
ryatic members and one republican
Mr.. Mccall Of Mas-achusett-, VIII,
viii present a strong minority re
porT. Debate on the bill Will begin
N the 18th inst.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
Your Credit is Good

For anything in our house. We havr
a large assortment of Couche~. Bed
Lounges. Toilet Sets and Bedroom
Suites. Iron BrdStead~ at 81 up.
Q. VI. PRGOR'S
Bargain Furniture House.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
LAST W. EK's EXPORTS.
Shipments 10 Foreign Ports Were VAL
ued at S464.'599

The custom house records for last
week show that four steam and ten
sail vessels of an aggregate tonnage
OF l.025 arrived from foreign ports
and four steam and four sail vessels
Of an aggregate tonnage Of 7.sl3
cleared.
The value Of eXnortS for the week
was S464, $50. distributed "a follows :.
The daily news., 1900-02-12

"Difficulties give way 70 dill
geuce," and disease germs and b,ood
humOrs disappear when Hoods Sar-
saparilla l. faithfully taken.
The daily news., 1900-02-12

What q Wonderful Discovery l.
PAIN-kILLER. II not ouly c.raS
the iil~ OF the human family. hu- :
also the suTe remedy fpr horses vi. l.
collie. 1t has never ben knuwa 20
fAii in cure of the worst cases :
and for SprainS. gals, etc it never
f,Il-- ~ it once. Dire .;ioI- ac
e mpuuN each bottle. Sold by drug
Ci~t> grn' rally. Avoid substitutes.
tler~ - bn, "ue Pain-Ei,lcr. Pcrry
DaNI-. Price -5". and Doc.
If YOU need Gardening Tools OF
Calpeu,ers' Tools, of any Kind. visit
:. }. I>aac-. corner PaIafox Ro-
mana. and look over hi~ extensive
assortment befor" buying elsewhere.
1f-ff
The daily news., 1900-02-12
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup never disappoints

those VINO list d fO- on>tIuat.. .rucau-. cold
and -rrltAtlpu> OF the throat and lungs 1t
stands uHrlVaIcd a remedy for IhrOur
aui lua- disease. sold 10y AL druggists .ur
The daily news., 1900-02-12
PEOPLES STORE.

Just arrived. large assortment of
the celebrated "Gritfon Brand of
Shirt Waists in dark and light per
Gale, white lawn, etc. They are the
best in the land. Famous for fit
-tyle and finish. We invite your in
q -p.ctiOu. 9t-5t
| have very large assortment oi
diamond good and will sell them
cheap. Gail and SOC. il. Ste pheI.-
The daily news., 1900-02-12

Cone and have y"ur eve fitted
with the best glasses by DR. ii. WI
cox oi the Chicago Eye Institute az
Andersen. the jewelers.
The daily news., 1900-02-12

February l3-h. .Eo.
No. ils West Wright street.
VI -. 4. T.. inomp-rn. Mrs. =. A Hail. Mrs.
A g. rllun- dis ELIJAH. ID Witch
N - HalsN MCAilIster, Miss Maggia
la KEY. Committee.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
Dr.. Bulls Couqh Syrup Cures over

% 90 the most ~tGrupru c'ld IL well IL al.
IT. cpmpucur ~-t'cKllng Iu the throat
husky Voice anu violent coughing II l. The
most wonderful m-GICIur science has pro-
iuc-d.
The daily news., 1900-02-12
The items Of exp TT for the week

md miscellaneous shipments to Cuaa.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

OF liberty there are two ksnds-ths
false where man 10 free to do as ha
likes; the true. where he Is free to
do what he ought TO do the will OF hls
Father. And TO do that he must b
free. not merely outwartIy and polit!-
ealiy, but inwardly-lu the spirit. That
inward liberty must be- the cause and
reason OF his outward liberty. Ills
hsart must be free from all degrading
passions. his mind from all confusing
pFeJudiees aud faIsehoods. OF equality
there are two kinds -the false. which
reduces all iuteIIects and all characters
10 dead level. and gives the sans
power to the bad as the good, TO the
wise as the foolish, ending thus In
practising the grossest inequality. and
the true equality, wherein each has
power TO educate and use whatever fac.
ulties or talent God has given him:
and there are equal opportunities for
unequal characters. and every man "a
rewarded, not according to the guam.
tity he has done, but according TO the
proportion between what he has dsna
and what he was able to do, so tAat of
him to whom little ia given. little Ia
expected. and he to whom most IL
given carries only with him the more
awful weight of responsibility.
or brotherhood. also, there are two
kinds-the false. when a man choose.
who shall be his brothers. and whom
ne VIII treat as such, when he claims
his own class as brothers. also when
he claims men of his own opinions az
brothers. and not men who differ from
him; and true brotherhood. In which
man believes that all are his broth
ers and not OF the flesh. or Of the man.
but OF God, whose children they are all
alike, when he feels 1t absurd and i'm
possible, and practical denial Of tho
very name OF brotherhood, to fraterniza
with one class and not with his en-
enies. as absurd as 1t would be In
him II, from private prejudice. he called
only one Of his mothers sons brother
and denied his eternal and God-uivsn
relations with all the rest.--charlea
Kingsley.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-28

IL you are believer in the old say
Ing that woman's glory ia in her
hair, you cannot help being surprised
at the extraordinary want OF artistic
taste that many women show In the
arrangement OF their tresses. convert.
ing them into Disagreement. Instead
OIL INTO glory, says the New Yora
Telegram. But, after all. the matte,
to each one OF us Is not so much how
other people arrange their hair. as how
we arrange our own Do we do 50 In
way becoming to both face and fguref
Nowadays we have plenty OF styles
TO choose from, and It Is less lmpor.
tant to select the very newest than the
one that Is most becoming. In cbooz.
ing style pay heed to the following
rules: For long, thin face the ar
rangement of the hair should be full
and round, and, II possible. the coll,
should Just show from behind the ears
The nape Of the neck should also h.
filled as much as possible, and softly
waving or curling the hair will Inn
prove the appearance. For a sharn-
featured face the hair should be ar
ranged loosely, and at the back rather
than the top Of the head. A round.
chubby face looks best with the hair
arranged in narrow style at tn. back
and well carried down to the nape OF
the neck. Unless the forehead be par
ticularly high. fringe is not deslra-
bic, or, at least, only Just so much
as one Is Obliged to have nowadays for
the sake OF ones milliner Vary tall
women should not dress their hair
high, but leave that style to their
shorter sisters. Young girls in their
teens should wear their hair simply
tied back as long az possible. and on
no account should they turn II IN
until they have arrived at the stage of
wearing long dresses.