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Evening star., 1902-02-01

following solution was used in his estab-
lishment for giving the hair a fluffy, wavy
appearance: Salt Of tartar, one dram; DOW
dered cOchineal, one-half dram one fluid
dram each of liquor of ammonia and esprit
Of roses; glycerine, one-quarter of an ounce;
one and one-half fluid ounces of rectified
spirits and eighteen ounces of distilled
water. According to his formula, this was
left to dissolve for a week, being regularly
shaken up and filtered before bottling for
use When the hair is moistened with the
mixture, loosely adjusted and allowed to
dry very charming effect is obtained.
A good shampooing at regular intervals
is, to my mind, the best thing for the hair
The average woman is not half particular
enough about the cleanliness of her locks.
Evening star., 1902-02-01

forehead. That forehead curls will be worn
Tor some time may be confidently expected
since so exalted a fashion leader as Eng
lands queen is persistent advocate ef the
bang.
Evening Headdresses.
Some of the evening headdresses of flow
<rs are matched by the bodice trimmings.
For instance, wreath of convolvulus with
light velvet foliage for the hair is scld with
deep spray of flowers and foliage for tie
neck and shoulders. An artificial flow er
studded with paste diamonds for dewdrops
and finished with white velvet leaves wac
like the conyOlvulus decoration Just the
thing for debutantes coiffure
a very striking headdress was worn at a
Evening star., 1902-02-01

struction and three rows of broad inlita-
ton beaded torchon insertion run round the
body to admit an Intervening of light
blue wash ribbon Torchon edging finishes
the neck, armholes and bottom of the snug
little garment. With this one of the very
newest of the new white skirts is worn. Its
cut and decoration is quite like that of the
once proudly predominant silk pettlcoat.
This is, however, study in white cotton,
white embroidery and blue ribbon. The
advantage Of such a skirt is, of course,
that 1t launders, outwears two silk gar
ments, and, when properly gotten up
holds the dress skirt out far more stanch-
ly than silk ever will.
Embroidery Wins the Day.
In these days of scientific shopkeeping
woman can buy such skirt already
made and exquisitely laundered, or she can
easily construct the whole thing herself
by buying the deep, heavily Tleedle-worked
founce, already cut out and gathered for
swift adjustment,
At this stage in the AFFAIRS Of underwear
there seems to be preference expressed
for embroidery over lace, and women pass
unaffectedly huge piles Of knitted silk and
Isle undervests and combinations marked
down to sacrifcial figure to- gladly pur-
chase almost anything nice in the form of
linen and cotton goods underwear. Knitted
things had their day, and it was the day of
the excessive tailor-made that has now
given way to coquettish frou-frouness. Let
any woman who doubts this cast her eye on
the group sketched in pretty dishabille.
Here is shown the latest conception In
combination chemise and short petticoat
night dress and a corset cover and long
petticoat In one. All these sweet garments
are adorned with pretty white batiste
beaded embroidery, with fine tucks and
with an abundance Of ribbon. For the
adornment of the newest lingerie the bead
Ing is finished on either edge with a broad
and pretty border, and the ribbon laced
through this produced the most effective
trimming possible.
A Garment Restored.
Undeniably in the restoration of the che
mise vast deal of Improvements in its cut
and decoration has been achieved. Super
duous fullness at the shoulder and In the
skirt has been effectively pared down.
straps OF ribbon have in many cases taken
Evening star., 1902-02-01
Scientific Lingerie Accents Every
Good Point. +
LACE FREFfED AND RIBBON STRUNG
Embroidery More Popular Now
Than Lace. 81 =.
FOR HoT-WEATHER WEAR
special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, January so, 1902
The white goods sales are still on and the
bargain hunters are happily and advantage
ously reinforcing their supplies of lingerie.
The daintiest and most tempting lace fret
ted and ribbon strung corset covers panta-
looms and night dresses are still being sod
far below cost, and all in purest white The
only touch of color to be found in the piles
of reduced or brand-new underwear is lent
by the interlacing ribbons. Colored lin
gerie is apparently simply out of the run
ming, but the ribbon decoration certainly
does supply note of Pleasing variety in
the heaps Of snowy goods.
For example, the up-to-date corset cover
is largely constructed of ribbon, whether
it is a bolero in shape or q combination
Evening star., 1902-02-01
How He Understood I,

From the Chicago News.
The old Teutonic baker was somewhat
deaf.
81 say" yelled the customer, scrutinizing
his change, Il don't think this is good,'
.Vot?" asked the baker, holding his harf1
to his ear.
Il don't think this half-dollar is good"
Speak louder, mein frient."
II say want q better haift''
The old mans face frightened.
.'oh, you want bedder half Veil. mein
frient. dis vas no matrimonial bureau, ut
vas a bake shop"
Evening star., 1902-02-01

used II Is In most cases filed out by rat"
made by the hairdresser from combings
supplied by the wearer. OFTEN when a SIM
pie twist Is adopted little curl Is allowed
to fail over the neck, giving charming air
70 q young and pretty countenance, but
looking rather odd on a middle-aged or old
one. The really classical face, which finds
It becoming, elings to the part and adds
to the front of the coiffure a few dainty
love locks, which tWine gracefully over the
Evening star., 1902-02-01
Marriage in Arabia,

From the womans Home Companion.
With the Arab a first cousin of the
gentler sex holds an option on the young
man, and If he desires to wed outside of
the family he must first renounce her and
secure his release. The next in line is his
Evening star., 1902-02-01

style draw string top bag made of saily
flowered muslin, trimmed with lace and
gathered up with ribbons. This is to hang
by the bed and hold handkerchief salts
bottle and sachet covered with white
napery damask and filed with fragrant
dried leaves from an oriental shrub, the
Evening star., 1902-02-01

In curl or waves, II not injurious, are
merely elementary mixtures, such as sugar
and gum arabic dissolved in water. A sim
pie curling fluid may be made of three and
a half to four ounces of gum arabic dis
solved in half pint of distilled water, into
which eau de cologne or lavender water is
dropped until the cloudiness disappears
when the clear portion is strained off and
bottled for use
Evening star., 1902-02-01
1 ]kENMZEggE@z2NZ,3;;R +.
RN MIX AK E~@---Cs

fashionable dinner by young widow just
emerging from mourning 1t consisted OF
sprays of black and white marguerltLs for
the hair and a circlet of them fo.' the cor
sage. The effect was both odd and strik-
Ing
White tulle leaves spangled with sequinE
and set with short. full osprey spray
composed another very coquettish coiffure
decoration. The peculiar tilt and shape. of
the hats worn at present by fashionable
women require a very careful arrangement
of the hair. Not only must there be waves
or undulatlons, but the knot in the back
must be very carefully built up to fit ex-
actly into the underbrim and form a sub
stantial support.
For Fluffy Hair.
Naturally every woman is anxious to
have fluffy hair since aureoles are in fash
ion. but not all are able to accomplish It..
After all, massage will not give the desired
Evening star., 1902-02-01
For Decollete Goxvn..

A charming bertha or trimming for a low
bodice is In deep points of fine lace beau
tifully embroidered with pink coral and
gold sequins and finished with cluster of
pink and deepest red orchids The jeweled
bolero Is in great request for restaurant
dinners, as, lined with net or chiffon, 1t is
easily transferred from one bodice to an
other, and the effect is quite different when
the coloring is changed.
Evening star., 1902-02-01

petticoat and cache corset in one. The
bolero shaped underbodies that make any
pretention to daintiness,b are constructed.
as rule, on the pattermIof theipretty trife
displayed in the single figure of a damois-
ellie dressed to the point wflEre her fine
afternoon gown is to be assumed. This is
not at all an expensive fbit or underwear
A nice domestic cambria is used in it's con-
Evening star., 1902-02-01

quality, and other devices are resorted to
by those who are anxious to appear we'll
coiffured. One simple method is the brush
ing of the hair every night with a solution
of bay rum and rosewater. Most of the
nostrums sold in the shops for keeping hair
Evening star., 1902-02-01
How to Cook Kfanex.,

In cooking kidneys do not use a fork for
turning them, but simply toss or shake
them In the pan. This will retain the
gravy.
Evening star., 1902-02-01

deceased brothers widow. As Arabia and
Turkey are polygamous countries there is
often chance to provide for several who
may have first claims on the bridegroom
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Somebody 10 soreIy needed TO rise
and give a clear and asssinct dsanl-
lion 81 whaa democrat Of 10. day
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York, has for the last half century
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popuIIsts.v Bat there are no popu-
lists al least In Congress. Verify, the
once great party may well sxciairn, In
the words Of Watson, of Georgia.
where sn atg'7
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n Is currently reported that the
Maine legislature win DO asked to APP
propFiate sI0o 600 in order that the
State may he properly represented al
the celebration NJ 81. Louis In 1900 Of
the great Louisiana purchase. That
Mains ought 70 be and will be sde-
quaiaiy represented there can be no
doubt. bat si00,D00 IL q grsat big sum,
and we very much doubt II a quarter
OF thai amount win be forthcoming for
the purpose proposed.
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nnles. q h r1lleel h ieoa.

Among fsc appointive efficas 10 be aisse
~ the Sosstnos anrag 1903 are the toi.
lgwinR ia Hancock county
March Judge fuunicip~i court, Bal
Bsrbos. stHl once nov held b. r.. Il
Clark.
May eChairmsn board OF registration,
Ellsworth. fst: no@ hsic by A. w. cush-
man
september Recorder municipal ev1rt,
Bsr HasbaR, 1ssh b, nos held ny w, IL.
4haFnsn.
November Railroad c8mnsis~ irDsF,
81 b; noN haic ~ Psrkss spcHora. \ sek~-
port.
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CiezB est and terrefal, stsorn Of
ysrsiage add iogie&l, picturesque
sniy IN So posns@ssEass, President
F.ooaeve4t'm sassn1 annual message
wzs gsgss 70 the couatry yesterday.
AZ egtended summary Of the
document uaay be foeEa On pays 2
and u Tbs issne. Is should os read
~ everyone, for II handles IN a
suast1s3y manner tbs vital questions
Ut the day, polssieai, commercial and
scononlc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

The Brunswick Record is the latest
u Names aspirants for journalistic
fame and fortune. The initial number
made iss appearance last Friday.
James A. Cook IL the editor; John n.
Cunning the business manager. IL 10
published by the Brunswick Publish
ing Co.
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ssz@ at tss Yfg&ts. rowsTs ae& privileges
sFarsrS - sntsF CesFaef ~ 81 E&s FaAsAe sza
Fssssss k&@s tss Nass STATE a. wMsas tss tAs
yeas tNz. a@& Ser rws1assSS@ ~ iH<rxass "a
caRssas tanxk.
A. p sea.
Hssc0rx G@rsvy Ramsay Uesysnr.
IN Z SAsaazz Tse45A4nx
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NDTsgk - heFtng gAswa that fae uha9sz
~ slsned, Hazca<s saaEty Railway C1rss
PAnf. e@rpezsttan aFEAn4SSd andeF 8 xgseelAs
act - The Legislature ~ she STATS - slAiaS
@ait apply % sue HwHE u a. iA1uFe 90 the s1Ase
Of hsin*. fnx an sea- - rsttfy aaa esaArnl Is
osk& i4NAt a Aaa its PFacs1aiagss 20 fenem
s1H sstsha tae Fsghts. gcaeFS aBd pFivisfsxs
zf4nss1 = nader chsPtef 81 e Sac petite ansf
private ssss for saia state ut N4iae for tkr
ytAf is2ls ~ permit il 10 tazr<sse is capital
sFsAtsf sssouHf. aaA apsn di6eFEnt RACES asss1
terms EhAa prestdedssy said chapter 81 ~
SAD la@t ~ tss2, AID - eathosiss Il 10 extSzd
tss railroad eY hrxnSa fiees or osbeFAsee tnto
OF throaxb ANY towns OF city in the cpunty 81
H&Bro<s snS STATE OF Msine
HANCOCK EowwTs RAILWAY COMPANY
By l. l. HslnAn. Presldsas-
Dated ISxcssa buaf' a sssa
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Tbs stats assessors nsss sssesssd tns
semi. sonasi ssx On ssEings b@nss. TIE
tisoocck county savings bank niii psy
u Iso ~, and fhs fremont sasines hsHk
ssoo ~ The Ellsworth savings and
loan association Il sssesssG ~ 81; tbs
Buekspogt association, Il IS
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Hssszs Bssz zoe Lx-rn- 1sSxSsxr 20 Mr.
EA~Asr1 L@@z. sn1 genn C. AAxxtas ws~s
1sas<2g rnssrSs1 ~ Rsss j. q. 0sExs3x
81 tee g~suekxs rs~As@@es, Assa W-cnxs~
Gag sre1asx. Tns hwsase xAs ~ne~m S<z As-s
" sar sasxsr, " hs& Mxry srsSe-~ Ax%n,
mss.
Mr. s2< Mrs BAxxsns sre EGrs@s&r
ssEsorx tee s>@aR r@szss ~ sns cay sssc
w~~s sss eeNapsszts e s1s1y pwwfzy
sw~~~~8s- T4sy SIS reside .Is fAs
1w11sss sseE ess. ca LNxp@s szse~s.
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r. elsssas aafAa-ffs for fA< STATE ~ Aataf.
eo@@fE ~ Huseack. faaeasksps ~ La@sasas,
Haaeuek. Frsnffta aad p1asfafses We .
.nFkR TIRES thousand se go in Cunicnio,
~ Gus Park have beeu burned 10 giAS.al
deposits, elias strata or raek bottom. de-
mAnd exemption from fsEss on this AHs,'s
property for uns hundred years
Mkkx Q. FRsrn AusTfe-
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spsiaI Nsti1s.
RS nnlLAns nEmAnp.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
! sueh information as will lead % the ~
rest and eUByiekinn Of the party or parts.
wno have bsea mAiisiouely Asd sy 81 ElsAsieAils
damaging nay pr0p6rts by throwtEg sceNs
through the ~isdoss ~ aIy Workshop ans
Otherwise conducting themselves In q Ftctoas
and dtscFderiy manner. especially a. nigat
JoMs WILEEs,
south Hancock. Me.
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LEGISLATIVE sorscr.

NOTICE 10 hsrxhy gsrsa that sk< andss~
~ sss1~4. Ia4sa EaNxf k4xht. fsss aa1 k,0~sx
Gossg&ag. Cor get&tto@ eg gxa8sed ane4g aAe
Esnss@s law g sss stale - x4lHs slE APPLY 20
tn9 RExs lextsaStasw % ks9 stats ~ Il Ass
for as sxz - TstHy an4 ensGFsa the 81 as.
Msfssa Ana prerssStnEe u axi1 eerssasns
tAoas 10 e&stfy sta coaNzs az issue % Aeass
sSd ssnrts&ee Eaa6e o. tn ~ assas 81 a. or sssg
a@fhoFtsg 70 sake auc sszgx tAx sAAs&. aaa
Aiso for katAnrlsy Ane gesaaisxsa9 TO zAks.
ssnsFAse. sell less~. aAstraa@ts of s1ppiy gas,
saexfEtc.xy, 81 electrically trzusFn{tfsd saSrxg
OF pgHsF sEgwAefe Ntks&H tie l3nafss a. kag
o. ~ sesns. tosnsAtps- gtsassssoas ~se rtsies
n ta~ ocaEts o. Haaceek. SKATE ~ MRass. Rnd
10 tao towns ~ OrrtngtaH. Edd3nxtnn
hoassa- s1tsten. s1a tes city 81 Dresser. IN
Fe1ahseua Csunty liz the state u MsAne ses
s1y Nnd ali parr-ss9s-
By hsHFg ". Hall. IS Clerk
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Da1ygs werx assrrsee - Ees. j. p. szrSa-
ESQ " ges Sass sez1 axt s.rsomsgs Lost
"a - ns~css sssnfnx.
Mr.. Eunxsy n sss wesS-fnnwn r~1rsf-
escf 81 tas Esk9Sx1s hxx~ry. Mrs.
B@m~ey b snrza La8Ass0E sssy. Tnmy
wla rs~s1s GA Nxz1 ssresx