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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-04
CATTLE SALES
Chicago.

Chicago. Jan. Seattle Receipts. 5000.
Market steady at late advices; good to
prime steers nominal. s65e4750; poor to
medium. s4.0eN6.25; stockers and feeders.
s.. y. COWS. $l.2504-75, heifers. $2.01a
SO. Gamers, Sl.25G2.50; bulls s2-2504. -;
calves. $3.eeq6.75; Texas fed steers, 500
a4.&
Hogs- Receipts. today, $500; tomorrow,
e5.eee. left over, 5000. Market opened
slow closed strong. Mixed and butchers.
S5.s006.65 good 10 choice heavy, S. i0G
SIS. rough heavy. S6.1006.S5: light. $500
ass; bulk Of sales. S6.10n6 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Sheep steady to
weak; lambs steady 10 higher. Good TO
choice wethers. S4.25Q5.0J; fair to choice
miNed Si.5o04.25 western sheep, fed,
Es.25G4.65; native lambs. $3.5o06.25; west
ern lambs. fed, S5.o9a5.9o.
Omcil receipts and shipments yester-
day:
Receipts-CattIe. 1858; hogs, 4s213;
sheep. 1852.
shipments-Cattle. s,75l; hogs. $685..
sheep, l5o9.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Jan S.-Cattle-Receipts
P.000 natives. POO Texans 90 calves. Beef
steers steady 10 80 to l5c higher; other
cattle steady TO strOnE. Choice export
and dressed beef steers. S5.soG6.5e: fair
to good. S5.00sI5.S5; stCcllarS and feeders.
S3.G7G4.55; western fed steers. 81. 75fi5.S5;
western range steers. SS.50f5-oa. Texas
and Indian steers. S4-02Q5.5o, Texas cows.
g. S9G4. -: native COWS, s. s5G5.e0, hcifers
s. 75li5.S5, Gamers. $l.7512.s5; bulls, S25o
GI4.40; calves. SS.75G6.0.
Hogs-ReceipJs. 15.oo0. Market strong.
Top S672le: bulk OF sales, S5.SoG6.60.
heavy S. sat 72is; mixed packers. S. i
use light S.SoG6 -; piss. Si.AtI5--5-
Sheep-Receipts. 2ooo. Market 10 70
i5c higher Fed lambs. S5--5Q5.S5. led
wethcrs. S.. 7504-50: yearlings. S4-2ao5-o 90,
ewes, s. 25G4 O.. culls and feeders. S-oeG
ST. JOSEPH.
ST Joseph, Mo. JAM S-Cattle-Re-
ceiuts. 1000 Market weak 10 Inc lower.
Natives. S3-507.25. cows and heifers,
sIJ9a5.25; veals. $l-5l55.75; stockers and
feeders. S2-2544-a5-
Hogs Receipts S.2a. Market steady.
Light and light mixed, S5.99l6 -, medium
ana heavy. S5.saQ6.73. PISS S5.Ilg5- -.
Sheep-BeCeipts. So Market steady;
top yearlng wethers. $40; top ewes. S4.oo.
ST. Louis.
St Louis san. s.-CatJle-Receip p
or. including 11lo Texans. Market steady
To- natives. strong for Texans. Beef
steers S3-5efi5-5Q stOckers and feeders.
s 5068.0o. cows and heifers. s. os54 s.;
Texas steers. led. S2.s3n5-l1- grass. s. =
eIsz5: cows and heifers. s. 20
Hogs Receipts. Noo Market slow.
Pigs and lights. S575G6s5: packers. So
G655; butchers. S5.S5o6.65-
Sheep-Receipts. SO. Market STEADY.
Natives. Ss.755s -; lambs. s5.oog6.0o.
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One Person
Tells Another
ABOUT koDoL DYSPEPSIA CURE
Thst's WAY ats Sale IL IzcreasisE So 8sp.
idIy-so there zast Be Sozsthlnz
Ca Merit After All.

Fair minded people always admit 70
when they find an article OF merit. IL
il has done them good they want II 10
help others, too. Thousands bear
witness 10 the wonderful curative
qualities of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. IL
is the only preparation which pos
itively and completely dizeSts any
good food you may eat. No one dis
putes the fact that some other digest
ants partially accomplish this result.
Peps.n. for instance, is found in the
healthy stomach. When II is lacking,
the patient takes pepsin and It helps
him. But pepSin digeSts only album.
inOus foods, like meat and eggs. Nay
be there's plenty OF pepsin and lack
OF the other digestants. Then IL
does no good. That the trouble with
the other preparations. They DOM
contain all the digestants. k0dol
Dyspepsia Cure contains them all. IL
digests any good food you want. You
don't have 20 diet. The feeling Oh
fitness after eating Is Immediately
relieved BY KOdol Dyspepsia Cure.
II used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for dyspepsia
and II gave me relief AZ once l can
highly recommend IT," z. y. WILLIAMSON.
Cerro-or1o. N
y had dyspepsia IN It's worst form and fels
miserable most Of the time untt used hodo5
Dyspepsia Cure. which has completely cured
ne" Mrs. ". W. SAVIOR. Hlhard. Pa
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Jan. s.-The general market
continues decidedly quiet on the spot, and
with only moderate amount of mail or
der business. Bids for fair quantities
of brown cottons for export are reported,
but generally below sellers limits.
Bleached and coarse cclored cOttons quiet,
but firm. Print cloths quiet. no change
in prices. Prints and ginshams firm,
but demand moderate. Linens in quiet
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New Yorz Money Market.

New York. Jan. 3.-(Ciose. Money on
call TO per cent; closed bid and asked,
TO az per cent; prime mercantile paper,
to 51a per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 S67sG4S7 for demand and 81 S32sd4 81
for sixty days; posted rates, $.S8ia and
81 ST.; commercial bills. 81. sal .S3iz. Bar
silver. 561sc; Mexican dollars. 44itc. Gov
eminent bonds steady; state bonds mac
tive; railroad bonds irregular.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. Jan. S.-Forecast for SAT-
urday and sunday
Nansas-Fair saturday Sunday fair
warmer, variable winds. becoming
sautherly-
Oklahoma and indian Territory-Fair
Saturday. sunday fair. probably warmer.
easterly winds shifting 70 southeastern.
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HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACHE.

Never endure this trouble Use 81 once
the remedy that stopped 4 sor Mfs. y.
4. Webster ~ Winnie. Va. Ehe writes.
DR.. Kings View LIE Pills wholly cured
me of sick headaches Rad suffered from
FOR txo years." csrs headache. constl-
patton. b.aiogsness -. ~ gshrings
nharmacr-
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Jan. 3.-The cotton market
opened steady. with prices OF l 20 10
points, and closed barely steady, at a
net decline OF 1 10 II points.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Jan. 3.-The majority of
ironortant stocks rose fractionaIly at the
opening. but there were a sufficient num-
Der of declines TO give some irregular
itv. United States Steel stocks we're in
large demand, the first sales of the COM
mon being of 5000 and of the preferred
5000 shares. The stock rose Z or better
in the first few minutes. Rock Island
rose a point. Some of the reactions ran
to l and IL. Peoples Gas and Amalga-
mated showed a gain of a point at one
time. and Great Northern preferred
pumped 3Ih. New York Air Brake was
active and 81 higher. while Wrestling
house Electric lost l. Iowa Central pre-
ferred rose "a. The absorption OF United
States Steel stocks was on an enormous
scale during the first hour and resulted
in gains of 1 to rs respectively, for the
common and preferred. But few changes
of note occurred in sympathy with the
steel movement being followed by heavy
realizing, especially in the Readings,
Fries and Transcontinental stocks
Trading was feverish, but most stocks
were heavy and ruled fractionally below
Yesterdays close. A rise of point in
Kansas and Texas preferred, st. Louis
Southwestern preferred and the Wabash
stocks, and a recovery 10 the best by
United States Steel stocks was unavail-
ing in checking the general trend. Heavy
sales of Amalgamated on the reduction
in the price of copper depressed 1t 2
points from the highest, and other stocks
among recent speculative favorites were
a point or more below the best. The
local fractions developed some strength
before noon. and rose point each.
Bonds were irregular
(,Ioe;,,or p,-inas of STOCKS were as follows:
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Total. L. S...-...s2. 0ss. slSl62 -. 90
Total outside y. Y. 71s.soe.621 s

Total, Canada 1890. .Sss,S44,SsS 60 -.
Not included in totals because OF no
comparison for last year
Not included in totals because contain
ing other items than clearlngS.
sFIast week total.
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BANK cLEARINes

New York. Jan 9.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities FOR
the week ended January , with the per-
ceatage of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
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Columbus. Heh.. Jan 5-Ths flas VAL
icy hank 81 BeiNoo9. figtisr rosafr.
was rohbsa last niEhs - Ien. IT,
yauit vas blown e9sn uifh dynamite.
ard the rasaers .zespsd. u - ssvposeS
theY we're iEree in number
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-04

I..oso1- Jar. 1-lhs house e Drs
adopted rssoiulioz n cende.sare t15aF
On ne death q he lz.s Psezl8s1y Ne
kla.sy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-04

PasiH. Jan z-Ths Cssrisg ru Sic
pubifahes srotheT repsrt this sversnE -
TIE EJECT that ne Cnitef states = grs~
parsrg fhs way for interse1tloz - 80
powers ia so1fh africa
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pleasure Tours.

common numbering array IN whiea
three Jews we're killed.
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At the Crawford.

Manager Martling has for this after
noon an. evening the well and favorahly
known Twin Brothers Lyman, who VIII
appear as stars IN their own company
Of supporting artists ia Herbert /. l.y-
mans irresistioly funny farce comedy.
entitled a Merry Chase" and Is said
70 be one Of the seasons greatest hits.
The play itslef Is thoroughly good and
with the Interpolation OF all the new. up
to-date songs music and vaudeville feat
ures. the entire entertainment goes with
a dash and snap that IS sure 70 please
all classes and invite invitations for re-
turn visit in almost every instance. Their
wide reputation for doing an and more
than is promised VIII undoubt5fly insure
this company a rousing reception. es-
peciaIly as they viii appear at the popu-
lar low price OF g cents TO all parts Of
the house at the matinee.
There is an righteousness and rspidity
about the way William Collier makes
love to his leading lady IN ION the
Quiet" which Is simply delicious. When
a straight" actor starts in 10 do love
making on the stage Il is n matter OF
the most serious import He tenderiy
takes the woman in his arms. very true.
and he tells her the old-time story. With
Collier It is different He is Just as ten
der and the story IS the same old one.
but II Is the inimitable way that he does
il. The girl hasn't really a chance 20
think until she has promised 20 marry
him and it IS most probable that she
had little more chance unit sshe did
marry him II isn't always tho length Of
time one takes 20 do n thing IL is the
way one does II. "On the Quiet" IL the
most cieveriy constructed play Augustus
Thomas. the talented author % Ala
bama," IN Nizzoura' and Arizona"
has ever written. Il would seem that
most comedians. when they want a play.
call IN the nearest undertaken. but Col
lfer knows the true humorist. being one
himself. and he went 10 Thomas. ''ou
the Quiet" with Collier IN The leading
male character. was the comedy Fuccess
OF the past year in New York City. whore
for six months NJ presented Il AZ the
Madison Square theater. HI. Golfers
appearance is always most welcome 20
loves ~ high class comedy. but this
year il should be douhly 50. Mr. Collier
is 70 present On the Quiet AZ the
Crawford theater Wednesday. January
z. Sale OF seats open Monday.
II f. said that s. Miller Kent. who
viii appear az the Crawford theater this
month. has originated more characters
than any other actor II his years on
the American stage. pr. Kent is star
rine this year IN tie "coEb0y and the
LADY" by the brilliant Young drama
list. Clyde Pitch
"'The Girl from sfazim's~ French
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Flour-Market steady.
Wheat-No. 3 spring, 75a7s2.c; No. ?
red. S5l50S7ssc.
oats-No. >. 4sizG4sa4c; No. white. 4sc;
No. white. zSGfsa5c-
Rye-No , 65sic
Barley-Fair 10 choice mailing. 5aGs2c
Flax seed-No. !. S1.5SQ1-5s: No north
western SIG
Timothy seed-Prime, s5.55.
Pork-Ness. per Dbl. Sl6-eo7i7.
Lard Per 100 lbs s. .s31z0s %
Short rib sides doose). s.. 51qS .62i5; dry
salteG shoulders boxed. 77sG7Isc; short
clear sides boxed. s .9oT9
Whisky-B2sis OF high wines, s. .
Clovsr-Contract grade. $9-75.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rec pts Shipm Is
r Jour- Dds .--.-----.------ l--..F -h.-t
n neat. uu- -----.-------.--- 500 - 81.
'-oFl, pn- .-.---.--...-------l e1..t- - irsi
oats. bu- ..-..-----..--.----l 90 - ec
I've M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4e-.te -iHI
Sar.ey pu. -..--------.---. 1.12a sna
on the Produce Exchange, today. tie
market closed IS follows.
Butter-Market steady; creamery, ia
esisc;' dairy. 14a1oc.
Er-S-E7t rrrfar. fresh a4T15-
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"~The Girl from sfaxim's.' a French
farce. that created q great deal % talk
last season. ard which was the big com
esIy success q New York. vii soon -
seen here At the Crawford theafsr with
The bog company from Eew YORK.
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Both press and public give n

Both press and public give the Warner
Comedy company. which comes 70 the
roler for two weeks beginning Monday.
January 6. the most fiattering notices
This has been a particularly hard year
in the show business and the way COM
panies have been hitting the sky. Indicate
that only the strongest and best attrac-
lions can live and do business. This is
Mr.. Warmers twelfth annual tour With
his big company and the show is playing
10 big business everywhere. Ben Warner
is a shrewd manager and he gives the
people what they want. In these days
there is a great der-and for vaudeville
and specialties. and his show is chuck
full OF them. The opening bill for next
Monday night is "Sylvias Romance. and
the price IS hardly worth mentioning
Ioc for any seat. reserved without extra
charge. Seat sale now on at the Toler for
the opening bill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-04

This large four-story buIldins IL sd-
mirably fitted and furnished for the cars
of the sick No loathspme or contagious
diseases admitted. but an other diseases
that are usually treated az hospitals are
successfully treated here. Including
WHISKY. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed Womsn. maTrie6
or single. can ind sale retreat hers
during confinement. and a home IN ever
case found for the child Il required. a
home for the poor and rich alike. al all
operations and medical treatment ars
free. and the only charge that II made Is
the ordinary hospital Zee. which ia Just
enough TO pay the running expenses %
the institution. The best q references
given when required. Write for circular
20 the Martha Washington Home"
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the ToIer.

John Philip Sousa is likely TO oe re-
membere6 by the progeny OF the heroes
OF the war OF 1855. HIS stirring martial
strains were the popular music offerings
CT the firing lines before Santiago. and
one correspondent relates that during the
IulI in the fighting. an infantry hand
struck I'D the cid familiar Washington
Post March. when a number Of Spanish
soldiers were seen 70 drop their arms
and dance 10 the refrain, and when the
band struck up Sousa's famous 'El Capt.
tan" march. tie Spanish soldiers simply
went wild with excitement SoCsa' 5
opera "El CAPTAIN" wiz be presented for
the first time in this city Tuesday after
noon, January Z. Mt the Ioler. by the
famous Grau company.
So great IS the demand TO have this
organization present this great opera.
Manager Toier has guaranteed Grau 20
give a special matinee Reserved seat
sale now on at the box Office.
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fresh AaSc
St. Lou.

ST. Leuis Jan S.-Theat--E5isher No.
red cash. elevator. S--sc; track. ssl
Se1ac, May. ssizsS7sc; July. sic: No >
hard. siESsc.
Corn-fIfgher; Ne. . cash. esac; track.
65iefIesc. Map. 6Szsc, july. sstsGGisc
Oats-HigheE- No . cash. Csc. track.
Sc May. sSssc, Jaly. ss2sc. Ne. whlte.
49,
Rye-Firm. 6sc-
Pork-E@s ier. Si6-se
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago.
Chicago. Jan. S.-The leading futures
ranged as follows.
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Kansas CITY.

Pork-Essie Sl6-se
Lar5-LoRer. Jobbiag. s. T
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style, the right side fastening on the
left with small cut jet buttons. A plain
embroidered collar completes the neck.
1t is trimmed with lace protector,
The bishop sleeves are shaped with
inside seams only. They fit the upper
arm closely and are quite full at the
lower edge. The narrow waistband is
finished with a faring cuff.
Waists in this mode are made Of per-
eale, madras, pique, linen or duck. The
style is also appropriate for taffeta,
MORE, French flannel or peau de crepe.
To make the blouse in the medium
size will require two and one-quarteI
yards of forty-inch material.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-08

This dainty shirt waist is made of
pongee embroidered in pale blue spots.
The black velvet collar is trimmed
with a blue chiffon stock and cravat.
The waist is mounted on glove
fitted feather-bOned lining that closes
in the centre front This may be
omitted The back is drawn smoothly
across the shoulders and displays slight
fulness at the waist arranged In tiny
pleats.
The fronts are gathered at the neck
and blouse prettily over the black vel
vet belt. They close inyisibly under
the centre box pleat The plain collar
fastens at the back
The sleeves are made in one piece,
gathered at the shoulders and at the
elbow, where they are completed with
naring, pointed cuffs embroidered in
blue.
Waists in this style are a decided
change from the severe tailOr-made
models and the short sleeves give them
an airy, summary appearance that Is
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An Attractive Costume.

White batiste, embroidered in marine
blue polka dots. is used for this attrac-
tive costume, with blue satin and ecru
lace for trimming
The waist is made over a glove-ftted,
feather-boned lining that closes in the
centre front The bastiste is drawn
smoothly across the shoulders in the
back, and displays slight gathers at the
waist
The skirt is shaped with FIVE well
proportional cores fitted smoothly
around the waist and over the hips
without darts. The closing is made in
visible at the centre back under two
inverted pleats that are fatty pressed,
and present a perfectly plain appear
ance.
The founces are of circular shaping.
bur slightly full at tie top, where they
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-08

dered effects being very popular at
present. They are worn by stout and
slender women alike, but are far more
becoming to the latter. Heavy wash
fabrics are usually employed for their
development in order to keep the pleats
in shape across the shoulders.
In the blouse illustrated heavy green
madras is used, the collar and cuffs
being embroidered in black silk.
Two deep pleats extend from shout
Ter to belt back and front. They form
Y in the back.
The fronts close in double-breasted
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elevators Put out Of pusiness.

A fact which clearly demonstrated
the great extent to which the electric
fan is used at the present time was no.
ticed in New York City when the ele.
yator service Of one of the large build
ings in that city was severely crippled
by the sudden throwing into use of the
many electric fans which were in the
building. In one structure where a
battery Of ten elevators is necessary
to handle the crowds Of people. two Of
these rad to BE withdrawn for the en-
TIE dag
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Are Women Growing
Taller Than Men?
BY Franz Boas,

President of the American Museum Natural History
ClENIIFiC observation
growing taller, developed
):
~ South the difference is largely the influence
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Enterprlse Can WIN.

It is an encouragement to business
men Of enterprise and determination
that there is no trade so settled that
a vigorous competitor cannot take it
away by advertising when the estab-
lished concerns neglect the best meth
DDS of publicity" This is the state
ment of a merchant who built up a
great trade from a small beginning by
constantly increasing the amount Of
bis advertising.
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Digestion and Happiness.



digestive organs whole living
Their wclbelng s essential exist
H brains; this fact of
daily observation experience when the digestive
~ fails the whole body colpses The strongest muscles
and best brain It's destruction Is and
with moderate brain better than the best brain
with feeble he brain and muscle the greater need OF
digestion The stomach older than BRAIN muscle IL
almost evolution Of the animal kingdom Il
worthy all dep is about wise as the OBJ
lection Of the lady paying much for the foundation and frame Of her new
house because nobody would them.
Certain hints the and this venerable system be
different kinds substances these different We
albumnods starch Of n
article
Of each all rich aluminods
atoes and rich starch tnp onions and cbbages in
possibly may
Of certain substances than the body In both loss and harm
result.
The stomach membrane the folds Of this lin
ing the
These delicate evidently being parbled with cad
hot drinks fluids
duton solid
helpful Shall nothing
sack is moderately dsended
The
Of resistance Food is all the better containing of
bic matter This stimulates the the friction
which 1t produces.
digestive organs improve
exercise and degenerate through dsuse II we live for long time
pared already emdgesed
rebels when moderate effort required of It, The who tries
requiring possible them
almost unw the who them
said of teachers They live crackers their
the Of
athletic stomach be helped by half retiring
Certain valuable little nutrment
orange probably contains hardly solid material than
Towat Yet the juice of these
combination while the
especially hot weather Spices condiments their
the of the food this aids small dgby
They stimulate the flow saliva
only condment but true food absorbed and used by the tissues
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are gathered and arranged on the skirt.
A broad band Of blue finishes the up
per edge, and lace is applied on the
hens.
They are narrow In front and grad
uate toward the back, providing a
smart sweep to the lower edge of the
skirt
Dresses I'M this mode are made Of
linen, pldue, madras or cotton cheviot
for summer wear 1t is also an appro-
pirate mode for satin, foulard, India
silk. crepe de chine, nuns yelling or al
batrOss.
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very acceptable at this season of the
year. Fine wash fabrics in white and
pale shades of blue, pink, violet, yell
low and green are used for waists in
this mode In some the collar, cuffs
and box pleat are embroidered, while
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-08

When new family moves into
neighborhood, the neighbor women
keep a close watch until they have
found If the man kisses his wife good
bye when he starts to work, when they
make their report on him to their hus.
bands.-Atchison Globe.
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the rest of the waist is plain. Squar 3
and motifs Of lace are often insert d
across the front and on the tops Of
sleeves.
To make the waist in the medium
size VIII require one and three-quarter
yards Of thirty-six-inch material.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-08

Sew York Cl.y.-There are almost as
many styles Of Gibson waists In the
new assortment Of blouses as the regu-
mti0n shirt waists, these broad-shoul-
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-08

The amount Of live stock in the
United States was worth $1,000 000, O0C
more than five years ago.