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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

THE death Of Prof. Elmer Sharp
was a great shock 10 Mexico. Mr..
Sharp was a young man In the prime
Of life, bright, promising, talented and
ambitious, death loves a shining
mark The floral offerings and the
large gathering at the funeral were
tokens Of the high esteem In which be
was held 10 this community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
waha,h sentinn Men strike.

MoBERLY, NO. Nov. 3-The Wab-
ash section men went out to-day.
whether the men In the other de-
partments will strike is not known,
but il IS thought they viii, as now
the m~aehinists, boilermakers and
helpers and the section hands, In all
about 200 men, are out. Those strik-
ing to-day want their wages raised
from sl.25 TO eL50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Administrators NOt'

Notice is hereby gwen ~. "
Probate Court Of Audtaln 80 -
granted letters Of admlls'l y,
The undersigned upon the =
Mrs. S. Il. Lewis, deceaSsa
date OF October ., 1907 =,
And notice is hereby W.
persons having claims a.s
estate that they must be ~
allowance TO this court w.
year from the date OF Sala ~ W
unless presented wllhll y, :
from the date OF the Saine~
forever barred. u,NSs
aRit AdminlsIal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Sale Under Deed of Trvl

Whereas. James N. Haskell. then d
his deed OF trust. dated the lsth al
1894, and recorded at Book y page lAll
Of trust. Ia the ONCE Of the RecOree
IN Audraln County, Missouri, 70 seca
Ia said deed Of trust described al
the following lands t0-Wit:
Begin Of the northeast corner d
Mrs. sparks Southern Addition TO itl
Mexico. sometimes called Mrs Spaiti
ton; run thence west ~ feet, thenees
feet. thence east o. feet thence \
point Of beginning, and being The u
conveyed BY Helen NJ Wright andDel
By deed dated May Il, ls4
And, whereas default has been mad
payment OF said note; therefore, Vi
poMers m me vested as such TRUSTEE 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

WELLsyIuLE, Oct, 3l.-The Chicago
4 Alton surveyors are making a pre-
liminary survey in this vicinity for a
road 10 extend from Littleby Station
on the c. & A. TO Old Monroe, 10 Lin
coin county. The object Of the new
road is to reduce the distance between
Kansas City and st. Louis. The sur
yey. as 1t stands now, viii either pass
through Wellsyille or near by, and
will reduce the distance between the
two cities more than 60 miles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Executors Notice

Notice is hereby given I'D
Probate Court Of AudraluSS ii
granted letters testamen,a 4
undersigned upon the ests .i0s ID
Carter, ST., deceased oeai'D'
October %, 1902. ,;rsa d
And notice IS hereby
persons having claims SsI.
estate that they must De pgitbIr
allowance TO this couIy ,.ttss
year from the date OF Sala l1 ~
unless presented WITHIN ,ssy 7
from the GATE Of the same 'H''
forever barred. prrR is
Rat -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Sale Under Deed of T.,.

whereas, r. +. Elliott ana
beth. by their deed OF trust 49, sts
Feb, 1899. and recorded M p1te q
l9s, Tor deeds OF trust In me Psasaa Il
In Audrain County, Missouri convasaeti 4
UNDERSIGNED the following Ss,s.a :
estate, t0-wit: uesroN
Lots . and "a, all Of lot q s,,.-m
on OF the north end, all az sa1
said land hereby conveyed bei5s
described in a deed OF trSt a.
o. december, 1892, recorded h RoSss
- 81 lne once Of the Recorder a
~ county. Il being the intention v :
70 pay q certain note in sad ~.
described: ue0 q
And, whereas, there has bee, A.,
payment Of said note. now. tbsTafo.s
TO pay said note, | will. unde, N !
me vested by said deed OF trus, ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

THE Louisiana exhibit at the
Worlds Fair will be one Of exception
al merit and interest, says William f
Krebs, tof the Dolly American, Lake
Charles, La, a recent visitor to the
Worlds Fair grounds. With her
great staple products Of cotton, sugar,
lumber, oil, sulphur, salt, rice, fruits
and vegetables the state has never
known such prosperity as now. The
Louisiana appropriation is slO0, 600.
Rice wiz probably be the most extern
siyely exploited Of her products.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Marriage licenses were granted u
the following parties Tuesday:
John L. Donovan, Of H~ollensvillei
and Mis- Nina Yeger, Of Hollensville.
Frederick Louis Bronaughi OF st.
Louis. and Miss Susan Robertson Of
McxIco
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Yeas Of experience have enabled
Bridge Beach Stove %. TO put on the
market one Of the finest and best hr'
keeping oak stoves ever built, at the
same time one Of the most easily man.
aged and cleanest Of any brand Of cal
stoves made. FERRIS a CAUTHonS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

la the Mexico weekly LEDGER viii
be found an advertisement Of DR.. ].
c. Parrish, who viii on November y
at 2.ls p. m, sell al Yandalia, No.
some standard bred mares by Grafton
and Mambrino Boy. There will be
some splendid bargains. The mares
are 10 foal4o Elkton, son Of Rysdyk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Coming Attnntinns

saturday, Nov. l5-Richards & Prln.
giles Georgia Minstrels"-band and
orchestra.
Monday, Nov. l7-Wm. A. Bradyis
immensely successful production OF
Lovers Lane'-dYe months In New
fofk, three months m Chicago.
Lovers Lane" Is under the same
management IS "way Down East
wednesday, Nov. lg-Sam T. Jacks
Big B~urlesquerS.
Monday, Nov. 24-Mr. James T. Nc
Atoms Hans Hansen"-wlth band
and orchestra.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Cannon Bros, u Kansas, have
shipped $50 head q cattle from their
ranch g. tins county, where they VIII
l. pnt Oh pasture 500 head viii be
IN charge q Joe Lineman and the
other loo wfH BE- taken card Of al the
Tumer-Isckson farm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

IN everybody would pay what they
owe on the first Of the month quite a
sum Of money would be in circulation.
The way 10 keep business going is
for everybody 10 pay their debts, and
In this manner a small amount Of
money goes a long way. Pay your
debts the first Of each month and you
will be happy, not to mention how
your creditors will enjoy themselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Executors Notice

Notice is hereby given tnll
Probate Court Of Audrain couas
granted letters testamenlall
The undersigned upon the esal
b. r. CauthOrn deceased bealils
of November 3Td, 1902
And notice is hereby glIsa
persons having claims against y
tate that they must be pfes.alsl
allowance 10 this court Sl.als
year from the date Of said lellas
unless presented within w Y, \
from the date Of the same 10y
be forever barred.
RUTH A, CAUIh9hs
ROSS b. CAUTHOba
24-4t La
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

TIE streets Of Mexico should be
sprinkled by the city and the cost
charged to adjoining property owners,
then the dust would be kept down the
year round, and the cost would be
evenly distributed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

KENTUcKY's buildinga at the Worlds
Fair will probably be permanent.
There is now a prospect of raising
considerably more than 100000 for
the State exhibit. The Kentucky
Society Of st. Louis has a membership
- nvor on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
MISSOURI Is p-ENooRArIc.

Missouri is Democratic by a safe
plurality. Rain throughout a greater
portion OF the State cut the vote
down, particularly in the heavy Dem
ocratic counties; but the Republicans
suffered some on this score in locali-
ties where they have heretofore had
safe majorities, but not so much as
the Democrats. From the returns up
to 3 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon the
Democratic plurality on the State
ticket win hardly fall below 10000,
and may be several thousand higher.
Fourteen Democratic Congressman
were certainly elected, with good
prospects Of fifteen.
Both branches Of the Legislature
are Democratic. With one doubtful
district TO hear from the Senate stands
"a Democrats and Q Republicans. Sew
eral legislative districts are In doubt,
but the Democrats certainly have 10
and probably so out Of the l42 mem
bers which will comprise this body,
giving them a large working majority
and insuring the election Of a Dem
ocrat TO succeed Senator Vest in the
United States Senate.
The minority parties cut a sorry
figure in the State.
The most substantial Democratic
gains were make in jackson county
and Kansas City, st. joseph and
Buchanan county and in Cape Girar-
deau. The Democratic victory in
Kansas City and st. Joseph was a rout
for the Republicans.
SUMMARY OF ELECTION.
The elections Tuesday were virtual.
lly a great triumph for Democracy.
They reflected an ebbing Of the Re.
publican Eav OF success ana IN I'M
mistakable trend toward Democracy.
Greater New York broke the record
Of fifteen years by piling up a Demo
cratic plurality Of about $4,000 and
reducing Odell's heavy pluralityi in the
State.
Connecticut has gone Republican
by probably 1900, and it is likely
that not only has Mr.. Lilly, the Re.
publican candidate for Representative.
at-Large, lbeen elected in spite Of bis
connection with the Beef Trust, but
that all the four districts have been
carried by the Republicans
Tenof the eleven Congressional dis
tricts in Wisconsin have been carried
by the Republicans, and the Legisla.
ture is safely Republican, insuring
Senator Spooner's return to the Sen
ate.
There have been heavy Democratic
gains in Massachusetts,, but the Re
publican State ticket has been elected
by a fair majority.
Maryland, which now has six Re
publican Representatives, has elected
four Republicans and two Democrats.
Delaware has probably been carried
by the Democrats. The Legislature
is close, but it is believed the Demo
Gratis will control and elect two Unit
ed States Senators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

MoNrANA's mineral display at the
Worlds Fair, according TO present
plans, viii show the great value Of the
states resources which have been but
little exhibited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Sale Under Deed -

heress, RE. Elliott anah Atust
" .hsir deed OF trust. da1ets wife III,
teeonuea ~ Book Q. page < Dec. Il IS
~ we ohlce OF the Reeorda, lof !deeds
atain uouhtY, Missouri. eon11ul Decd h.
oasnsa , following lands yea 70 M 1
a tract OF land hi M to-wit
=, 6 y, Township 81. nos,aNest Qusa.
~ the oth p. N, Audmir olsh0 RauFes I
111iateiy "a dining Hughss. hiss,si
~ y, MeAlco, and descrih a%adiiion \.
VIZ bekln 20 feet vest N 9ea as t0Isr I.
ner 81 block numbered ne southv,sl
[1ultloh made TO the on enteen il11 u
1yhhty OF Audrain tsaid NJ ~ Merico y
WISE NOV as the Old Cem"..H being n
ave f5ssp leu n1rth seven hundred ~
south OF the northeast ro.s thltty m
toicre conveyed BY &, p W. w Ola tnei \
y. dhDDa by deed, dated eaue aud VIA
recorued In Deed Book "a Psenbef nj
deed OF records OF gaid y Page ri n
Ia me east ~ and slxty-orssO hg
ico ,hence sno OF Hughes AdaISsIs ual1
And thiytvNasou t1 win said line sssa . I
ner ~ hiocl,' N9ol Ieet to the se,,laa
Aaastion numbered two ei AZ slless !
one ffei1 ,an, east one hunS,sal haE
cen,ing 70 the point on q
SepsinE tneretom one hupdssSs ctrahs
W. iees on the north end. NV 20 iIs
~ w = and y. ali OF lot q psssIEse %
gl,y ~ az nOTth e1d, all IN city sH.Esh
Sass oi Mexico, Missouri, eEeeSs ea
on q north end thereof M. I've Q n
9eSste ote IN said deed Of ts.. 4esr
Ano, whereas, default has bsss' aex
she powers to me in said deed N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
notice Of final ssi'l'n'l.

Notice Is hereby gfvsn, thai a. s5sstsssS
ne estate Of Wsrrsn FoNis IN Prhts
made a ths November teIu 3, 70 bs !
OF xadrain county, MissosI NJ
Mexico, Missouri, On Wv
November, is2 p,hrc Admlat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Agent Wanted

IWant smart youth sell my Chinese
curioS II be catch much business he
carr money, cash. II some American
stamps send me for package postage ]
send samples free
IAN san Moo
d&wff Shanghai, China.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

II you are going 70 have a sale you
win need some bread. Be sur and
buy IL at PAU w. webers Model
Bakery, the best equipped and only
up-todate bakery between ST. Louis
and Kansas CITY. Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

THE people OF Mexico are cordially
invited TO attend the protracted meet
ing now being conducted by Rev. A.
W. Kokendoffer at the Christian
Church in this city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

We will give a large double turkey
pan 10 each purchaser Of 4 steel range
OF cooking stove between nOw and
Christmas. FERRIS s CAUTHoRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

TwESTY-THREE foreign govern
ments and 81 states have taken
favorable action upon the subject OF
making exhibits at the Worlds Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

swarms Of diSfranchised and non
resident negroes have been sent 10
jefferson City and other towns on
railroad passes; furnished by Repub-
leans, On the expectation that they
will vote
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Saturday, the 18th Dav
November. 1909

at the east front door OF the CoBr
Mexico. Audrain County. Missouri 6s,s..
hours OF 10 o, m and 3 p N. Of IA "A,
said lands to sale to the highes, aa1
easn. =, ,oo, JOHN J. STEnI|
Oct. ~, w. IDS ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
A LIBERAL OyvS,

The undersigned viii Hi1t atai
ia%Dls T q nG{1anOerlain's s s,',
reliable reliable remedy for d H~S saaal
stomach, billousness G =. q
This is a new remedy AZ and CoaSiin
All druggists. "'ua GOD \
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
u.,uiB.l ssiilsn'it

No,,cs u hsrssy siysa "a ssss I
ne estate o. D. y kaaI zoe
made al ne November 1870, .
al Aadnin county, sssoui
Merico, Miaeoun' % n
November, iSa@ Aan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Notice Il hereby gitea :. csssed WI
n ~ Soyemser tern q iai bsidl j
Aaarsln county. Missogf ,5sy 10
nissSan, on the ssoona n wHllaI
ian. Adnn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
u,,I,, Of FInal sslll'I =

souos Il hereby gives o.
the estate OF a. IT, "a fse
nsas 81 ne November bes
al Andrsin counul AsSstNG1tu
ico. Hiss0un, 90 me p v hAs'
BEL, lsoa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

GRAND old St Louis is Democratic
good and strong and for all times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

HoN. CHANT CLARK will have the
largest majority he has had since he
has been In Congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

The Westminster College foot ball
eleven, Of Fulton, beat the Kemper
Seoool team, of BOonville, last Satur-
day, p too.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

DEnocRATIc gains are reported all
over the country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

THERE was a falling oil OF the vote
in Audrain county, both Democratic
and Republican.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

GRAND old Missouri stands firm for
Democracy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

between the hours OF l0a n. and 3
said day, at the east front door q III
House OF Mexico, Audrain county i
offer said lands for sale 70 the hghs
for cash. JOHN ] SfEl
Oct IS. 1909. tbs lA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Two outlaws we're shot todeath in a
pitched battle with sheriff's posse at
Glen Springs, ok.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Or and at 'em and we will win in
fonA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Mn Charles Fuller, Of Clinton, Ill,
has been visiting Ms. w. r. ROdes in
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Mrs Ed. Mccall has returned to
fuiton after q visit TO relatives here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Sale Under Deed Of tn

Whereas. J. Richard Martin a1i )
Mary. by their deed OF trust, daia =
1895. and recorded al Book ? pafs .
deeds OF trust In the Recorders ols {
drain County, Missouri, In order esi'
note IN said deed of trust described g
10 the undersigned trustee the iaaaea|
scribed lands, tO-wit:
Lots 8 and : OF Block 5 Of NaaRssl
Division OF the City Of Mexico, AadSz
". Missouri;
And, whereas default has been 1iai
payment OF said note, now, under th
lty 10 me vested by said deedoi tNsLiH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

J. B. Averstsen was in Mexico from
AuKyaSse Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Light running Linstr0th farm wag.
0ns- one Of the best braced wagons
sold. Examine this wagon, you will
be pleased. You viii be better pleased
after trying one.
FKRRIs & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Saturday, November, IL /,

% me east front door Of the co,.
sleAco, missouri between tbe ~ IN
m and 3 p. m. Of said DAY, ssT l99n I
highest bidder for cash Aa AatsI
Oct. IA. ,aoe JOIN J. sim,
wv" 40 leVIs ids I'D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
Friday, November 7, |

at the east front door OF The CoahH
Mexico, Missouri. between the holn !
N. and 3 y. N. OF said day 01ef SaA
sale to the highest bidder TOT easa
JOHN J. SIZE
Oct Is. 1909. ids na
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
THE HUsKIEG TIME.

WILLIAM WINSTON WHARTON.
IT'S the "hnls" Of the summer
And the ginning Of the frost,
And the drowsy-winged hummer,
Has been counting up the cost
OF his honey.
A million pOsies he has bored at,
Countless flowers gave their4lyes.
While he and his mates have boarded
All their sweetness In their hives
Life coined money.
Tear the garments from the ripe corn,
Burn the tree clothes in the ditch;
For again dark Fate has for-sworn,
She shall wear Done other stitch
Without money.
She's in debt for all her wardrobe,
Natures bill has not been paid;
So she weeps unsOothed like sad Job
And the busy bee has weighed
All his honey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
The Weekly Ledger

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Guns to rent at the Fix 1t shop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06

Audrain Baptist Sunday School In
stitute TO be held at Long Branch
church on November q, 20 and 30,
1000
Evening journal., 1902-09-23
lnanity in Children

A student OF child life and develop
ment devotes a considerable portion OF
a volume embodying the result OF his
investigations to the subject of ques-
tion answering. He does not advocate
the encouragement of silly and inane
Questioning. In which children some
times persist But this. he says. re-
suits from lack of proper mental oc-
oupatlon. and the childs mind should
be at once directed TO somcthing inter
esting or pu2zilng. as there Is such a
thing as forming a "hahit of inanity" "
But any reasonable desire for lnforma-
ton which shows itself in the thousand
and one questions asked by the normal
child from dawn to dark It Is crimi-
nal to disapI ont II would be less un-
kind TO refuse bread and water. Per
haps Il is woarying 10 30 patientlyoyer
familiar gfound--the q c's OF life not
once only but again and again. but the
parent who IS too indOlent or selfish to
do this Is in reality starving his child
and no later acquisitions ever quite
make up Ia the mental development
what was denied it in It's early expand-
ing years; just as lack of physical food
when the new bones and tissue most
need Il will result In a stunted body
which no amount of lator feeding will
ever bring up to normal size.
Evening journal., 1902-09-23
Popularity Of Shirtuaist Suits

The shirtwaist girl has not diaap-
peared with the summer The costume
Is far TOO comfortable and stylish to
be relinquished without 4 struggle. and
1t is safe to predict that IL viii enjoy
as long an era OF popularity as the
shirtwaiat itself.
About as handsome fabric as one
can choose for shirt waist suit IS n
glnce SILK. These sillss are really the
changoable silks az former years re-
.vived In finer texture and more beauti-
ful color combinations They will be
used for shirt waist suits in blue and
green, black and blue and red and
black: and OF the three. the blue and
green combinations are the handsome
est particularly the peacock tones. In
making up these gowns. stitching and
strapping will be the favorlte trim
mingH. shirt whist suits will also be
made OF plain taffetaq. The fOule plaid
suitings are especially we'll adapted Tor
autumn shirt waist suits. They come
IN the broken checks on I'm one inch
plaids IN somhre. but smart. color COM
hinationf In dark blue and green on
a black ground they have an air OF
chic most persuasive. They look well
made up with black satin pipinps and
severe trimmings CT black braids and
black buttons.
Velveteens and cOrdufoys will bC
used for walking suits for wear later
ON. One Of the large shops iG showing
extremely smart dotted vclvetoens hav.
ing a black. green. brown, or blu,
around. closely covered with pin dot
In white and large shadow dots In tw,
sizes. Handsome effects are also showf
I'm Tine way OF striped yetlveteens tn,
tendency being 10 very narrow stripes
The popularity of the checks silks b
the past season has brought out vel
veteen IN these tiny black and whit
plaids.
Cotton and silk corduroys are shown
in plain colOrs and IN fancy stripe ef
fects. Among the novelties are stripe,
corduroys with plain. satin-like spot
scattered down their rich lcokinl
lengths,
Evening journal., 1902-09-23
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

THE last meeting to be held in
Calvary Baptist Church will be on Sep
tember 30. when the Rev. Russell H..
Conwell will lecture on Acres OF Dia-
monds."
AN original hymn by the Rev.
John Shape was sung TO tho air OF
America" in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church on Sunday night The pastor
preached a sermon on MANS Little
ness and Loftiness."
Addresses were made by Secre-
tary Sellers. of the Y. NJ c. A. and the
Rev. F. F. Briggs at the rally day SER
vices in Second Baptist Church Sun
day. u 4.
...On Thursday evening, November
Is. the Viores. q society of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. will give q
supper in Y. NJ. c. A. Hall.
Evening journal., 1902-09-23
l5NANKi0Dx
SHE IS A CLEVER GIRL

Miss Nora Stanton Blatch, OF Lon
don, who has passed the entrance cx-
aminatons to the civil engineering
course at Cornell University. is the frst
woman student 10 be admitted TO this
department Miss Blatch Is the grand
daughter Of Elizabeth Cady stanton,
the famous Equal Suffrage advocate.
She ie young woman OF about 20. tail
and OF the brunette type.
When Miss Blatch entered Cornell
last year she chose the arts course, bul
later, developing ability inmathematics
she concluded 90 take up the engineer
ing course. Three other girl nudonts
determined 10 do the same thing bui
none OF them passed the examinations
it is said
One reason for Miss Blatch's success
undoubtedly lay in the fact that she
had already dipped into engineering
and metallurgy, besides doing conld-
erable practical work i'm blacksmith
ing While at Cornell she will be
Obliged 10 attend lectures. the only
woman in a crowd Of men: to don the
Evening journal., 1902-09-23
BlackbIrd
sneclal to I'D Evenlng Iournnl.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Blackbird Sept. 23.-Wilnam Ross.
of Newport News. Va, Is visiting
friends In this vicinity.
Mrs. Beulah Barrett. OF Wilmington,
is a guest OF Mr. and Mrs w. j. Jones.
Paul Warner. OF Philadelphia. Is
spending the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p G.. Warner.
Miss Clara C0noway has returned TO
Milton after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
lAlfred Wilson.
G. B. Satter1old has sold his store
in Middletown, and returned to Black
bird.
Burton Kelser. Of Wilmington. IS be-
ing entertained by Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Keiser
Miss Clara Records has returned to
Blackbird after spending the summer
at Ocean City, n. j.
Mrs. Mary Rose of COrdova, Md, Is
making Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Thomas +;
visit. ANA. A
Richard Lloyd. or Philadelphia. ia
been recent visitor of Eugene Buck
son
Mrs. Helen Van Horn and Mis-
Daisy Virgins, of Townsend. ere beini
ientertained by Mrs. Fannie Guessford.
Evening journal., 1902-09-23
FOr Maid and Matrpn
Jasper gray is a color latest.

Jasper gray Is color latest.
changeable tanetas are the vogue for
waists and dresses
Cloth ana veiyet-colored buttons are
used.
Not few recently-modeled coats are
collarless. with just a bit Of braid
around the neck.
Panne-Anish yelvets look quite like
panne and at much less cost
Shaded ostrich feathers are very
modish.
Corduroy crepes are very rich and
drape gracefully
Moirette is new all-wool material
for pettlcoats.
Juliet caps are to be seen at the jew
eler's.
Kimono-like sleeves arc noted on fur
coats.
Inverted pleats are still seen in many
smart walking skirts
Those quaint and pretty sheer under
sleeves are a welcome revival OF fash
Ton. I 81 fElt&'#&ih
Velvet in every form and color will
be very prominent this winter both
for trimming. and for gowns. for eapes,
coats and redingotes.
Tailor-made waists. Of white mercer
.ized basket woven cotton with big
lpoarl buttons. are very smart
Embroidered crepe de chine stocks
and ties are made of one width Of the
material. the stock being plated. while
the tie ends are of the fun width and
are brought around from the back to
lite In a good-sized bow In front.