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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

me following overseers reports laid over:
SAID parties arc delinquent for taxes.
Il Eiler, oversecr road district Nols
Shaw, =. 81
The following road overseers REPORTS reiected =.
Holman, overseer road dislri No g.
Guy Ferree ",9
The latter not being sworn to.
BIZ OF John ONeiil $780, rent of house for de
tentiou purposes, laid over until next regular
session. "' 'ss"i"'
Inc following road overseers reports approv
ga auu MED and their bills shown therein nj.
lowed, and the auditor ordered TO draw war.
"a xSn !, therefor on the general road fund:
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Q for said amount I'M ~
< J r Mclean, sheriff.
5 pense fund.
3 In the matter 81
Z body of Charles NOM
5 coroner having fle&
in the above rna,teM
GUS amounts due til n
said matter, it is th&t n
the following amouuSA
5 W Cope, cor jur audi X
) A Cooper, cor jur a|* 4
A left, cor jur and
John Maugg, cor jur
Elster Howell, cor juW
~ I Mitchell. cor jur
Anton Hendrichs, coNA
d G Rosengrantz, COLI
~ I Mitchell, taking D
And the auditor ordM
rants therefor OH TIL
fund:
The justice court Nj
Warrens precinct fled
over until the next revI
Board. n
The Board at this Il
Frank Hunt overseer al
50; wliereupon the bcw
Hunt with / N Smith az
sureties, was approved
The bond Of Cor1 I
Grangevillc, Idaho,
dealer, TO run twelveAt
and after the Ist day OIL
with Jerome Crispin anX
sureties, was filed andH
license ordered issued I'll
Sullivan.
In the matter OF the
Geo f Paine. d NJ Mitch
TONERS for a public road
1900, the said petition vi
It Is hereby ordered that +!
and ] w Morris and
county surveyor. be, aud |
by appointed viewers to
at the next regular session
The following claims all
auditor ordered to draw v
for on the current expens,
lows:
{ l Sears, witness cert
b 7 Quivey, witness cert.
J w Hockersmith, feed hrs
dirk.
II b Blake, M d services, !
mer inquest.
X a Skaggs, rent Of hous,
purposes.
q w Petty, Co CONS pc
and expenses.
J B Cook, CO CONS per di,
expenses.
] E Briscoe, CO cons pc
and expenses .........
The certified list of bi
this session of the Board
same 10 be $Is768.S3.
1t appearing to the Boa
der to keep the expendit
roads of the county dur
1900 within the limit of II
IS necessary that the lal
roads of the county he |,
overseers of the various
Except in case of great da,
outs by the elements, in wi
overseer in whose road dist
age occurs shall immediate
the county commissions
him), it is therefore hereby
the clerk of this Board i'm n
written notices under seal
overseers of the county, Il
to employ no hired help u,
in their respective road dis
the year 1900, also directin
ercise due diligence in c
road poll taxes in their re-
districts. either in money
the roads, of every inha
therefor, and further n,
overseers that any bills o.
'erted to the Board in viol
order will be rejected. Til
De in effect from aud after
Dated this 18th day of
1900.
1t appearing TO the Board
'gsinst the county in favo,
'idual can be allowed b,
properly made out and duly
t further appearing thai
must be necessarily passed
made out as prescribed by
" the clerk oftie Board at
'r!or to the session at wbic
o be heard. 1t is therefor
cred that hereafter the b
How bills unless properly
eri6ed; and it is further
GREATER all bills and claim
ounty must be be filed n,
ne day prior to each reguls
ie Board.
There being no further
GARD adjourned sine die.
G. w. PErrY,
Attest:
A. w. rALKINGToN, G.
BY w. N. KNOX, Deput
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/ VIC have
Indred dollan
ants upon q
ixen, Winslo
Dyke and Pun
ted in Robbin!
nty, Idaho, Il
Her the provn
statutes of o.
mt required
ding pecenlo!s
days after
by publicatlon
ontribute YOU
penditure N
Upon A.. y
interest, .No.0
st, $500. Wm ll
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il interest. vow
n.fith interest,"
SlO6.63, tosetlh ne
notice, your i III,
ne the propern1
he said section
j. j.. DAVIS.
W. 4. KELLY
1900.
1900
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

he'll, 0ske
Durand. an3
Used.
cby notiht
two liundNi
ne hundre
Improvement
pl lcer clsln
e sum OF on
/, the upH
listing Of y
s OF labor y.
OF record [
( city inini1
b VIII CHI sai
no d the ssl
section %
Ates, being ~
claims iof n
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within nin.eJ
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brtiou of suc1
Interests in sal'
OF the unde'
sction 232i.
B. s. CULLEN
100.
i 8, 1900.
|, 1900
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

rent expe nse fund:
Grangeville Drug Store, medicine small
pox patient $i7225, ALA ..;.......... :sl6s "a
| pest house SIS, allowed 49,. ...... & on
village OF Grangeville, smallpox exp acct 776 OF
= M = heeu nursing smallpox pat 1877 Ii
Bibby, quarantine physician $62, aid 522 90
| IT. pup!, quar- sai co pnysiclan .....: 62 81
| pOx patients $50. Is, allowed ... u a,
| a paIker' printing, etc ............... 1872 IS
a Parker, l. il and env ASST. I co
| Lewis ElsensOhn, postage So . m
J. IL Rice, freight vault furniture ~ 81 Is
II Rice, material Used on poor farm 10 Is
Rice, keeping county poor, etc $50 2g7 40
Henry Tippe, furniture for court house. Q Is
AW Iaikington, elk dist CT, quar- sal 450 90
= NJ jack nav 20 ROOF o. vault $50 aid 40 3S
George Dutro, fri on shelving for vault 20 Vi
Waymire :" " furniture us
Inland Tel 4 Tel Co, rental telephones 20 90
The report OF = Bibby,. county physician OF
idaho county, Idaho. filed and approved
The following bills were laid over until the
next regular session OF the Board, the said par
ties being delinquent for taxes:
Florence Nero Co., 5000. mdse, filed Jan TO- 1900
J Spencer, s3s, labor, claim filed July 10. 1879
The following bills rejected ~
Meyer, $45, claim filed Jan II, 1900.
c Sears, $50 " ., 1900.
Asa Jones, 1920 II, 1900.
The following bills were allowed on the cur.
rent expense fund, and the auditor ordered to
draw warrants therefor on said fund.-
City Bake y, bread, smallpox patients 81 Ii
James Hagan, guard 80 l6 90
Saml GoldstOne, mdse 81 50 80
Chitwood, conveying smallpox pat
tents. etc $57 so, allowed ......- ~ 10
The claim of d Hartman in the natter of
the indigency Of John Malone, 1910, claim
filed June IL, 1892 rejected.
The following bills were allowed on the gem
oral road fund and the auditor ord rad m Il 70 "a
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

edeened. /
at the follow ,,ns
u his Ii Office in M
.est on said w ,aSs1
[y Of February "1
lies 1898. warra"
1900. Warrant' ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

Vollmer & Scott. mdse part Of III 80 bill
hled Jan. l6, 1900. ....................2 20 2
alexander q Freidenrich, mdse 10 4
Bank Of Grangeyille sxch ON draft =
S,sass pfudhomme, record book. stamp 10 y
S,sss y Prudhomme, index book -. % d
uiaAs y frudhomme, T W paper. rib ink u q
Glass y Prudhomme, record books 40 q
Giass Prudhomme, record books, etc 40 *
T Tha. rruahomme rubber stamps. Ct
| me irWin- Hodson Co, trustees records q M
w Rozen. sheriff Neg Perce county
r Estate vs.. Long, fees ............... a
The AT Metal Cons'ruc Co, jamestown,
| n metal furniture. lcontr 436Sl - 1910 90
me bill Of vollmer 4 Scott s2i so, a part OF
Which to.wit y Is. was on acct mdse K dist No
q, was az this time allowed aud the auditor or
uereu TO draw warrant therefor on the general
road fund.
=, The claims of Henry Ricke $ls and of Mike
Myers S43, were laid over until the next regular
session of the Board.
The following warrants were ordered maid
ne same having been advertised over SO DAYS:
Io.s general road series, No 81: 1899 current exp
1853 general road series. Nos 70, 49, 1899 general
road series, No 122: 1899 current exp series. M.
az 70, l10; ls.S current exp series No 36s: 1895
III, ~, H. TO- ., s, 4, 8, q IL, Is, is aud ~
warrant No ls6, general road 1889 ISSUE drawn
~ favor Of W Clarke for the sum of IS, was at
this time ordered cancelled: said W 3 Clarke
having stated that he had received payment for
the Sc rvices named in said warrant
me bond of Charles Jerrcl retail liquor deal
r,.- IL
bickford sureties, to run twelve months from
Feb 3, 1900, approved and fled
The following bills were allowed on the
current expense fund and the auditor ordere,i
70 draw warrants therefor on said fu d:
! r Atlshie, atty fees. court appointee
u state vs Arley Beck ..... 49,. -. & rs 90
Bartlett; taking testimony rtate VS..
Arley Beck ........... a 40
ID Hartman. Just fees State VS. HUFF, So,
D N Hartman, just fees State We. wR "
. boneorake N46 .............. 800 |
= Hodge ct stenog State VS. Rigley -. rs 90
= ! houge, Riggs, ... q % |
Z Davidson, hlqcksmithing ........ rs |
Scales, exp co atty 1899 .. 90 rs
n Hartman, just fees State Vs. HUFF,
20 allowed .................l.- A25 |
D M Hartman, just fees. Site va r Dun
lap, $3.50, allowed .......... 400 |
sli.iO. allowed ...'... -, 49,. -. AGO
" Il Brown, serv as asst quarn physicn l75 90 |
Lamb, wood smallpox patti ents - 400
ieorge Blown, coroners jury ID Green
inquest ...... . - 500
The Board here adjourned until tomorrow at
O'Clock a. m.
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Total last named IA certificates(A Alex
ander q Freidenrichl ......,...,.,


Assigned to c l. Palmer. and war.
rant ordered issued to Chas l. pal.
mer in the sum of .....,.,.
And the following % certificafes.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

nd 6iad wing foad ovefseers bonds approved
ia; SAM Hosig overseer OF road district No Is
,tn John Taylor and Andrew Taylor sureties
august " ", ihendrichs, overseer OF road district
ham su ~ath ANTON hendrich and Anton Book
as esh NJ M. Gallagher and T Morrison sure
1T b'n9r Clark, overseer OF road district No =
i Ia CLARK and VIM. A. Lister sureties.
i tx = Hlpke. overseer OF road district No 20
ii Quirley ,an ny ana george Renner sureties.
Ehe tS = bates and Leitch sureties.
/ i SHa' ""lng road overseers lists approved
G Mn aw, oveiseer Of road district No27.
n M moore. overseer of road district No A.
he se; Ms..es OF the indigency Of Paul Finn
nro dhnaayit OF Patrick Toal, made before
wns saia }pp Psn, q this county, Oct a. 1899
t,s,ances, and the certificate OF jos X Win.
n p q o1 Judge. declaring the said Paul
ordered tSyat fathSage approved, and It is here
ereby admitted as a county charos - ,he
IAN, farm OF this county. W 'ne
sam mater as We OF the application OF Geo. F.
ch said ami p Icatn for public road,
~ t having considered same, it is hereby Or
prehv as a .ne said application be and the So me
the Proposed I road ta ne persons over whose
her ora, given their consent thereto; il ia
llo, vst a, that the road therein described
laid applicationI me he road described in full in
niaitsd county road and placed on record
S aaiPps petitions from the inhabitants of their
Id are ha au districts, the following persons
eouirade ,epy upon their fling bond a. by
Micba.ss appointed road overseers:
i'd Da"n e.' oVerseer Of road district No l.
ar, nnal, . No * a
d iIppic OF Charles Crawford, oyerseer Of Of
n show, a ~ 70. approved, and his bill
SID va a.llLowed as such overseer in the
bt tbs rnu tne auditor ordered to draw a
board San on the general road fund.
FL a m eie ADJOURNED until tomorrow ut
THIRD TERN DAY.
,m,e mes. January 10, A. u ion, Nh.
q yes, pursuant to adjournment: present
yneasterday: Whereupou the io{Inwirss
inss were had; '"e ioh'"iug
hts ns .t OF the petition of certain In.
sreen E is county residing in the vicin.
whicb1 'eek, to establish q voting nre.
hd land n .aio petition was hled July 10.
sderaSv s yer at that time; the Hoard kav,
hereeo the same, the same /. crantsS.
ths 10y ordered that 4 vnt;n. SSran;s'o;
ldsrjss y hereby establisheG. hsviny
% encio, ~ follows, tO-Wit: ."s
Ea,SSs on lawyer canvon mn tha ....
resar,ano precinct; thence rmnninv
an ,in'aiioh line; thence sIonv ala
r nne In southeasteriv dis.rsto ~. =.
canyon. precincts thence north 70
b place Of hence west along Lawyers
phail be osginning,. And The 'ssid
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County Treasure
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Friday, January II, A 1900 The Board met
pursuant to adjournment; present same as yes.
terday. whersupon the following proceedings
The bill of the Inland TEL and Telephone Co.
for 1891, rejected, as the same is not sworn TO.
- The petition of certain inhabitants Of road
district No % for the appointment OF W True
blood, overseer OF said road district, granted
and the said W B Trueblood having fled a bond
az such road overseer with l. Colvin and Fred
White sureties, and the same having been APP
proved, 1t Ia hereby ordered that the said W b
Trueblood be, and he is hereby appointed over
seer of road district No %.
The report OF c r Chase. overseer of road dis
trict No =, approved, and his bill shown therein
allowed in the sum OF 1850, and the auditor
ordered to draw warrant therefor on the gen.
eral road fund.
The claims of H. Huseby and Mrs Belle
Huseby filed Jan. 9, 1860, rejected. the same be-
ing not legal charges against the county
The following overseers reports approved and
WB Nolen, ovsrseer of road district No 10.
The ola m Of + W Nickel for 800, filed Oct s.,
Board.
The claim of Rings, nursing George Yates,
ETC., In the sum Of $3a. Is, filed Jan. 10. 1900,
The following bills allowed and the auditor
ordered to draw warrants therefor on the gen.
eral road fund:
f KSsR SSsr'ser road dist No g
The following bills allow ed and the auditor
ordered to draw warrants therefor on the cur
rent expense fund [the same claims being on
account smallpox patientsI
" I Coleman nursing smallpox patients
Jones 4 Mckinney, pillows -............. 90
X L Higgins, guard. -. ......... Al 90
The Board here adjourned until tomorrow ut
0 O'Clock a. m.
SIXTH TEAM DAY.
Saturday, January ID. A d 1900. The Board
met pursuant to adjournment; present same o
Yesterday. Whereupon the following business
was had:
The overeeers report of Geo W higgins over
seer OF road district No 4, approved and filed.
and their bills shown therein allowed and the
auditor ordered TO draw warrants therefor on
The general road fund:
So IS S40a sSSz'~ 'sd ar rs : a ISL; a %
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

h Judicial
Ind for III
brporatiOnly
am Fri,schv
In. 9, ls|sI
iced acted
above en-
hove naua
interts ct o.
the rate q
attachmen
d uction i
ne proF"
L. d. 1900.
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district Of \
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

I nc sdIu ctrtiHchtes being the prOp-
erty OF Vollmer 4 Scott, il Is here
ny ordered that warrant be issued
Ia ttitp, a n q, S,,,,s 49,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

The following bills were allowed on the cur
rent expense fund and the auditor ordered to
draw warrants therefor OH said fund:
Lewis Elseusohn, cash adv off supplies s s Is
lewis Eisensohn, expenses ...:........ 40
Lewis Eisensonn, expenses to Boise 81 35
Lewis Eisensonn, guar sal co supt. 49,. 225 90
shannon, guar sal co surveyor. 49,. 150 90
Chamoerialn, clk e lee White Bird. 90
McCreauy, Dlacksmith1ng ........... 5 rs
\ Lamb, WOOD smallpox patients 90
aruscott, mdse, etc .... .,...... IS 90
lruscott' postage ..,...........,... 80 50
IoDle hlce, boarding Jurors, bailif... ~ so
ward Jones, burial oil Calf Dick 81 90
cleric asst, ...........,. - 4ss 50
W Iaiklngton, cash adv exp and frt.. 20 so
Lewis Elsensonn. expenses -. ID So
Bill of Allen Stephens, mdse, dist No TO-
allowed y. 10, and the auditor ordered to draw
warrant therefor on the general road fund
The Board here adjourned until tomorrow at
O'Clock a. m.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

Tuesday, January Is, A. d. 1900 The Board
met pursuant to adjournment of yesterday.
present same as yesterday. Whereupon the fol
lowing proceedings were had
The following bills were allowed and ths
auditor ordered to draw warrants therefor on
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-02-16

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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-16

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Paris. Sept. 1--Long before the leaves
have taken on their autumnal tints there is
a sign Of the coming of cooler weather TO
be found in the shops. The advance guard
of the fall fashions is here In the shape OF
new fabrics and new colors. OF course, the
heavier materials are no, yet on display.
but just those fabrics that will be worn
during the bright fail days.
Silks are to be very much worn in the
next few months. crepe de Chine. liberty
and duchess satins will forIn the dressy
gowns. while cheviots, camershair, Vene-
tian and broadcloths and beautiful Scotch
plaids will he used for gowns for outdoor
and general practical wear.
Millinery is particularly interesting just
now. Every one is anxious 10 know just
how her head will he crowned next whether
with birds or flowers. plumes or stiff
feathers.
The first thing, of course. to put in an
appearance in the way of fall millinery is
the smart little walking hat. From the
present signs, l would say that gray felt
will have place before all others. The fall
walking hat has very untrimmed appear
ance That is there is no effort made to
have 1t look like anything but what it is
a practical and serviceable bit of headgear.
A band of satin and curved quill consti-
tute the trimming of the most fetching OF
these hats There are others with Just
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-16
HOW FAMOUS MEN
C0URTED THEIR WIVES

III there IS any part Of the life stories Of
great men which has a fascination for every
one. 1t IL certainly that which tells us how
they wooed and won their wives and it
would seem that their different methods OF
Iovemaking are at least az characteristic of
the men as any other of their acts.
One cannot for instance, picture Bismarck
laying long siege to a lady's heart and
consuming himself with sighs and tears. It
was characteristic of the man that he
should take Cupid by the ear and compel
him to subjection-and so he did. 1t was at
a wedding that he first saw Fraulein Won
Puttkammer and to see was to be van
qushed. He had scarcely doffed his wedding
garments when he sat down and wrote 10
her parents. demanding her hand in mar
riage.
When Herr Won Puttkammer received this
peremptory demand from a young man
whose repute was not too good, lit was"
he said. "as il some one had struck me on
the head with heavy AK" However. he
invited the bold wooer to pay him a visit;
and within few hours young Bismarck
made his appearance
On his arrival the parents and daughter
were prepared to give him a polite and fo:-
NAL welcome; but Bismarck's intentions
were much more cordial. for, ignoring the
arms around the daughter and gave her a
hearty and resounding kiss. The citadel
was stormed, and within a few minutes the
impetuous lover was formally betrothed.
Mr.. Gladstone's UOoing was much more
conventional and ceremonious, as might be
expected. 1t was over dinner table that
Miss Glynne caught her first glimpse Of the
young man to whom she was to devote her
life. do you see that young man." "A
statesman who was sitting next to her said:
Some day he will be Prime Minister of
England
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-16
has time TO hug to her heart every petty

has time TO hug to her heart every petty
worry.
The bachelor girl has large philosophy
that is all fer own. though this has come
TO her by degrees. At first there were lit
tie sights from unthinking people that
wounded her deeply. and the old inborn ira
dition that ''men must work and women
must weep to be lived down in part if not
entirely. And as for me. think it just as
well that she Is never quite able to put the
old tradition from her. Her clinging to il
keeps her tender and womanly. II would
be sign Of the head outgrowing the heart
should she not shrink from the idea some
what that she might be thought mannish
because of her independent career.
If you know a bachelor-girl and you are
the mistress of pretty home of your own.
with someone to stand between YOU and the
worries of the world. sometimes ask the
busy bachelor-girl to spend day, or the
hours she can spare from work, with you.
You will find her a most interesting COM
panion. Her world is wider than yours.
and at moments you will find yourself ad-
rniring her IL you are not really tempted
to envy her. For, of course, when she
comes to see you she bravely leaves her
troubles behind. which is a noble bit of
sacrifice on the part of the bachelor girl.
And she seems only to you a very fortunate
woman.
Good luck to the bachelor girl in her win
ter's work, whatever II may be.
MARGARET HANNIS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-16
Velvet Skirts and eJackefs With
Lace BlOuses are The Richest OF
French Creations.

| which in Paris is designed for merely bs
tween-SeaSOnS' wear.
The girl with a slender waist is now va,r
ing a broad belt of white silk elastic g.,
ened with long buckle Of cut steel or s,I-
Yer. She wears this with her shirt waists
and tailor skirts. as well as with mo-
, dressy gowns of fouiard and yelling.
While there Is great variety in detail,
one thing may be said Of all the new
gowns. They are exceedingly graceful In
outline. The bodices. while made over very
carefuiy-fitted Innings have the effect n,
easily following every curve and nearly an
have a suggestion of drapery. The sk;rf,
have long. sweeping lines and a most non-
uar arrangement is the opening of sears
to let in accordion pleats. This gives !.
flare to the bottom of the skirt, while The
top remains quite close-fitting
Many of the sleeves are elaborate and
intricate in design, and yet a plain sleeve
may he worn just as well without appear-
ing Old-fashiO9ed.
The waist line is long and straight at tn.
front. L notice that skirts are cut out a,
the top of the front width to allow ths
proper dip. BOdices are buned down ovar
the waist line. and if Il belt is worn a, an
is 4 mere string of velvet or fold Of sill
Young girls who are, of course still we,r,
ing belted bodices. pull their wide he'll.
down in front, and the bodice goes dour
so straight that the natural waist line ia
lost.
The richest of all the STYLES promised a,
the velvet dress made with plain skirt and
jacket. Only the most fashionable estah.
iishmentS have made them. and so far thew
are Of the finest of velvets. With thesa
gowns blnuses IF white lace will be worn
and a set of Russian sables will be In keen
ing. Later. no doubt, the velvet suit MIL,
be copied in less expensive yelyeteens and
cordu:Oys. which will be pretty enough for
any woman's wear and certainly look most
comfortable on cold days.
The vogue of the undersleeye may be fulIv
appreciated when one notes that even fur
coats are made with a wide wrist and cuff
that turns back. showing the baggy lace or
other thin material, that forms the lower
part OF the sleeve of the gown worn be-
meath the wrap. One costumer tells me
that the long velvet coat, Handsomely
braided and beaded, is again to have ;ts
day. and that this ccat will invariably
show at the wrist a full undersleeve the
effect being almost identical to that Of tn.
velvet coats that were worn in the sixties
Womankind may find pleasure in the an
ticipation of modes. both graceful and pic
IureSque. MARIE ARMSTRONG