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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-05
MT. VERNON HARD UP FOR CASH.
Mayor Calls for designations Of
High-Salaried Officials.
REPEELIC

REPIBLiC SPECIAL.
Mount Vernon. H.. Jan. 4-Quite a com
motion has been created in municipal Of
fetal circles here by the action of Mayor
\. G. Johnson. who. in the interest OF
economy. has requested the resignation of
Police Officers g. c. Suttertield and +. =.
Farmer and recommended that the Water
and Light Commission appoint Frank Sud
doth as superintendent at a salary of 50
q month. instead of paying the present in
cumbent. A. c. Tanner. So a month.
Officer Sutterfield has rendered his resis-
nation. but Officer Farmer refuses to do so.
A. G. Tanner last night rendered his resig-
nation as superintendent of the water and
light plants.
The Mayors action is prompted by the
necessity of reducing expenses. as the town
has voted out saloons the past two cleo
tons and is virtually out OF money.
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DOCTOR JOSEPH PULLMAN DEAD
Was Presiding Elder of q New
York Conference.

Stamford. Conn. Jan. 1.-THE Reverend
Doctor Joseph Pullman. Presiding Elder OF
the New York East Conference Of the NJ.
E. Church. died to-day. Doctor Pullman
was a delegate from the New York Confer
ence to the General Conference of the
church in 1883. 1899 and 1890.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-05
ACCEPTS THEIR RESERVATIONS.
Bulgarian Prince Ferdinand Au-
thOriZes IL New Cabinet.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sofia. Bulgaria. Jan. 4-Prince Ferdinand
has accepted the resignation of the Cab
met of NJ. Kareveloff. He has designated
NJ. Danef. Minister of Foreign Affairs of
the outgoing Cabinet. to form a new one
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-05
REPORT NO. OF THE
| ouisiana Purchase Oil Co.

1t is with a degree pride that We herewith submh our first regular report. aa
without gong into all of the many details that attend the organization nd its success
f1 promotion of the Company, we will simply make a satemen Of the few and perth
nnt facts:
1t-This Company began sinking uher NJ 1some weeks ago ad 1.-The work has
progressed rapidly until now the dnners are working in What is known as cap rock"
which is within a few feet of the oil sands ant We are daily expecting notice from
them that herw work hasb been successfully completed
2nd-The officers and representatives of the Company have been Justly engaged for
last 90 days arranging for storage and pipe line facilities and We are pleased to say
hat tIsh been successfully carried out rransemen have cen made whereby the
product sold by the Company can be handled without the least daay. They have aao de-
voted considerable time to securing contracts for fuel oil and We are prepared to an
nolnca the succssfulc losing of our first contract which amounts to 10000 barrels This
OF Itself means a grat deal to cur stockhoder " e also have other contracts under
consideration. which We expect to lose within the next few days
the onpany Will become owner of 80 TakC cars to be used in takng care of our orders
that nay. not be as hge as some companh operating IN the ed, yet it shall be-
payer seord to lone Remembers our capitalization is small as compared with
a great many Others. hence it will not require the same volume of business to max the
returns to our stockholders equal to that of the larger companies XII
In conclusion. We beg to remind you that for omya a very short while longer wills stock
he offered by this Company at the prsentp price of 10 cents. If you d@re to take ad-
of this, send us our oders at once Address all ommunNatons. make drafts
= he
LOUISIANA PURCHASE OIL CO.,
suite 151 chemical Building
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FINANCIAL.
NOTICE TO the PUBLIC.

The director" of the Silver Dime III Company realizing its duty to its present
tockhOliGS as well as those who are yt to huy stock in this Company. have
concluded to store one million barrels of oil in tanks above the top of the ground
han the entire capital stock of the m any thereby putting the company j-
voi any ontnGenCy tina might are, and for Uhisp purpose We will continue for
d short time 20 sell stock at
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ID. y. CHAPMAN.
Sioux City, Ia, Dec. IS 100

Sioux City. Ia. Dec. 2S. 1901.
Silver Dime Oil Company.
Galveston. Texas.
Gentlemen:
l accepted vour Red Letter Offer ard have
iust returned from a trip to the fields.
Nhile In Galveston | looked into the stand
ing or your officers and directors. and had
access TO your books. accounts. deeds. and,
in fact. all records and matters connected
with your work. and am glad to say that
! find everything in most satisfactory
shape. ! was in Beaumont when your first
gusher came in. and after due and deliber-
ate consideration. / am glad to say that I
am entirely satisfied with my investment,
and recommend il to my friends.
Yours truly,
r. w WILSON.
T. ST desire to state that ! consider the
On business past the speculative or pros
pective point. In my opinion. it may now
he classed as a conservative. safe business,
with almost unlimited possibilities. as far
as your company is concerned. at least.
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Gentlemen:
I ave lust returned from Texas. whore
| saw your Well No. l ccrns in. Ii looked
very good. and ! congratulate you and my
banded me, Offering to reserve 100 shares of
stock. II 1t - not too late now, | would
Ike to tax" them. Please let me know and
| Will mail you check to cover. I looked
over the ~Company's holdings ard thought
them very good indeed. and exactly as rep
resented. Hoping / am not too late to get
In Oh tie ground floor, 1 remain.
Yours truly
LOUIS |. FINN. 1893 Fountain Ave,
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IVI!HdE' -IU., DOC =, INI.
Silver Dime Oil Company.
Galveston, Texas.
Dear SIS:
l accepted your Red Letter offer and
made the trip to Galveston and Beaumont.
In Galveston ! met Your directors ana of
,ticers and found them to be men of the
highest standing. successful in all their I'M
dertakin2s. / examined your books, ac-
counts. deeds. charter. bylaws. etc. and
lind everything IN perfect shape. [ also
md your office system up-to-date and en-
tre!y complete. | went to the Held with
Your secretary and saw YOUR guSller In ac-
ton. | am also informed as to your plans
ana prospects for immediate returns. and /
have increased my holdings in your com
rany and ii to all my friends. I
am glad | made the trip. I am convinced.
Yours truly.
ID. y.
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From Parties Accepting Red Letter Offer.
Kingflsher. o. T, Dec Sth. 1901.

klngfsher. q. L, Dec 9Th. I"Vl.
silver Dime Oil Company.
Galveston. Texas.
Gentlemen:
l accepted the Red Letter proposition Of
YOUR Company. made a thorough iHvesiIca-
ton OF the character Of your Board of Di-
rcctors among the business men of Calves
ton. and find that they have been highly
recommended as responsible and honorable
men. | have also looked into the affairs OF
the Company, both in your office and on
the field. and / find everything fully up TO.
or even better than | had expected; that
your wells arr. located on the choice land of
Spindle Top. and | feel sure of your sue
cess IN this undertaking.
Yours truly.
J. W. McCRACKEE.
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Silver Dime OIL Company.
Galveston. Texas.
Gentlemen:
1 accepted your Red Letter offer and
made the trip. Al Galveston | made inves-
LEGATION as to the standing OF your officers
and directors. examined your system of do
ing business, looked into your books. deeds.
etc. and find everything in satisfactory
shape. | went to the fields and saw your
hrst Gusner turned or. and the work in
progress on your second well. / am thor
oughly satisfied with the progress made.
and with carly dividends assured. silver
Dime Stock is better than advertised.
Yours truly.
DIR. W. z. CRANKY
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Galveston. Texas. Oct. 81. la)l.
Silver Dime Oil Company.
Galveston. Texas.
Gentlemen: .
| accepted your Red Letter PROPOSE
ton and came here from Monticello.
Ark. TO look into your Proposition. yOur
method of doing business. Your conncc-
tions in Galveston and your holdings at
beaumont: upon investigation .ird
everything not exactly as represental l..
but at least 100 per cent better than YOU
had led me To believe, and | cannot say
too much for the enterprise nor make
this letter too strong.The more I study
the matter over. the more | am pleased
with The prospects of large returns.
Yours truly. r. T. WELLS.
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L~icHTENBERGER.

Nevada. No. Dec. ;, 1901.
NessEs. Silver Dime Oil Company.
Galveston. Texas.
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e Prove What We Say at Our Own Expense. Come as Our Guest to the Beaumont Oil

on %r Red Letter .Ger which is as follows: NY person or community
with heir local bank. 10 be held ~ said bank until one of heir numbers shall visit
Beaumont an Galveston and personally investigate the cOnpanys holdings ana its
officers tpon hefrg Notified of such deposit ty the bank We will forwari Tree
transportation to Galveston. eaunnon and return: If oHr representations are
liable
WE Il PRODUCERS.
ON nDecemhsr nth. 1901 Gusher go l. flowing Il sE~nch stream of OIL car in
BLOCK 81 Spindle Top; is now going through the Car. Rck. and will be in within
the next few days: thus giving this comp any TIVE IF the very best wells on Spin
die Top. and qhlftng it for ha sale of oil second to none in the fi.
DIVIDENDS.
o n the first day OF February. 1892 our first monthly dividend Il per cen will
re- pad ndo ont ., actn al, sales 5as OF OF: having cQn,rat for he delivery Of lcA0o bar
bends are to be paid.
RESOURCES.
Remember that msc company " twice as much land on Spindle Top as m
oter fen-ccrtc company, ever organized, N that has room for twenty guhers in
lr AZ a. pPGh me to their ankins grounds. ne ther railroads: are Joined with othersu
a pipe line to Port Arthur md Sabine Pass nc tO-lay present the greatest
hducement. for profitable investment ever offered to parties buying sfock Re
member when We have sold enough stock for our tank fund stock will be ID
now TO SEND M0AEi-AHr eritta ncess ho:ld be made by draft. postal or
eXpreS money order. or by wire. direct to the SILVER DINE OIL o Rooms
Jg-i6-S Trust Building. Galveston Texas Norey deposited in any bank and In
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| have accepted your Red Letter offer and
have visited your office i'm Galveston. have
investigated il and also the oil fields thor
oug;lly. and find them much better than
represented.
Yours Truly,
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Galveston. Texas. Nov. u. 1901.
Silver Dine Oil Company.
Galveston. Texas.
Dear Sirs:
Having accepted your Red Letter prop
osiiion. visiting you in your offices at
Galveston. Texas. and also looking over
your property on Spindle Top. l ffnI
that everything is exactly as represent
ed in every respect. and the future "f
the Silver Dime looks exceedingly
bright to me. l am glad / hold a block
of stock.
Yours truly,
+. W. PARKER, Pleasant Hill, No.
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GEO. F. BANE.
Richmond. No Dec

'VItNItII.'H.
I have made the trip to Galveston and
Beaumont. Texas as per your Red Letter
Offer: have made full investigation of
both your office books. accounts. charter,
deeds, etC.). and your holdings near Beau
mont. and ! desire to say that / am en-
tlrely satisfied that your proposition is
fully up 10 representations.
Yours truly.
Z "
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Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. %, 100,

LOUIS /. FINN. 1903 Fountain Ave.
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Silver Dime oil Company,
Galveston. Texas.
Gsntlemen:
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J. W.
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Holiday, No. Dec. %, 1851.
Dime Oil Company.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
IN CHA -rT7E1R 3 ~


Teuan 10 ylZCruz Fortalsxa 2HOts ds primer 0fdsR
centricaVi Ia bahia
EladO de Capital c0nedor Antlas
Preae
de eemAs Hoeles senfdas
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Un acero prodigioso
Vicente Pales.

Un lubricants dc Msr k!emburgo liamsdo
Giabsler anuncia psrece que Ell IoRtituto
de Charlotemburgo cOnfTma diche, que ha
invenbado una composition de acero mucho
que Sin embargo costaF& . mitad de precio,
Eu efsete, segun dicen telegramas de Bsr-
lin, en- los experimentos hechos por Ia Real
1natltaci6n T4cnico de Msc&nicos, ell nuavo
aeero IA resnltado lao por 100 mas fusRte so
poF 100 mas IigeTo cue loa aceros x rupp. HaE-
vey Brother, mientras su coste es una teree-
RI parte meuos.
PFoyectiles que psnetraben once MILNE
hos sn iAs PasaS 'I a.sio ppi ao.o c9n-
panchaa del nuavo aeero, que solo tenian ale
TO miiimetros de grueso. g inventor 50 pro
pone emplear su aesro para haesr herrRmien-
tas, caHones y plRnehas de blindsjs para los
queR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
MOnumento d Nc KinIey
En- Paris

AdaIsnts de modo asombroso 81 proyeeto
de erection de ID es&ksus de Ne Ktnley en- la
capital de Ffancia.
Constantemente IS reeiben an In Leg&ci6n
Americana donde se ha eonstttuido ID eomisi6R
Pecaudadora, cuantioEos donatvos de los prin
cipaIes personaies franceses de algunos paf-
seg europeos.
Antea de Ia catastrofs de IL Martfnic&, IL
suma resaudada era de SO 0Oe frances, pero
aver sixaba q IN million 6OOO 900 frances.
Este inespePado entusiaamo que Sc obEer-
Va en- Francia para contribuir 81 monumento
de NE Kinley, ae cree inspirado an II plausible
conducta observada por ell espI6ndido pueblo
de Norta America con motive de las terriE!es
dssgracias srfridas en- las isiss de bsTlovento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
"EL IDEAL LATINO

Hemos recibido el ndmaro 80 de este ori~
ginAl chispeants semsnario, que sc edisa en-
lR Carolina.
ri tsxto es, ccmo siempfe, amsno va
riado.
al dar euants eli eoIegA de Ia separation
de su EedaesoT SDi6genes Prieto,e 50 express
da este modo:
sNos absndona. Raciaman sua gRandes
energias y poderosS inioiAtiva obigseiones po-
llsic&s, an brave saldrS para varios pusblos,
On propaganda favorable su paFtido.
Nueatro querido comps fisro don Csciio
Andino Gsles, que ha hecho f&moso sc sau"
domino dc D6gsnes Prieto, NO necesita que lie
slogismos L. opinion le tisne iuzgado "a.
a nosotros nos toea sentir Ii mareha del
buen amigos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
Conversion al CatOIicismo
Entrevista con Mr.. Roosevelt


Mister Robert J. Winnie, nOmbradc recien-
temente Subaecgetario de Correos-Asslstsnt
Postmaster Gsneral-se convigti6 hace tempo
al Ogtolicismo, demostrando siempEe una fuer-
ta conviction en- sus cPencass.
Sin aolicitarIo, obtuvo tan fmpoFtanse car
go. Una msfiana recibt6S cArsa de Mr. Caste.
iyon, para que 80 presentasa en- Ia Cass Bancs.
Sc suponfa diversas cosas; pero acndi6 Ia CT
s., la sorprendi6 se le condujese presencia
del primer magistrate de II naci6n. FL presi
danta Rooaevelt fu6 ai grsno en- seguiaa, ofre-
ciendole ell cargo de Sabsscreterio de CorreCs.
Mr.. Whine Sc extrah6, manifesto que ell suel-
do era menor de 10 que 8! CANADA con ga pro-
1ssoa, X go ona ..n aato
terminAra 81 asupso, pues an otra OCCASION mi
religion impidi6 "a me nonbrese para otro en-
pleo1 EI presidents conteRt6: sYa 20 Saba
esto, Mr.. Winnie, 20 debo deeirle que por 81
contrario, esto no es obstaeulo para su NOM
bramiento. VerdAdersmente go dessar1R en-
con&raH slgdn buen cst6licO, quien pudissa
invitar para secresario an mi gabinete. 81 aoy
con el homhre que 70 necesto entire los de gn
religion, Is ofrecere cisrtRmsnta IN puesto en
sl gabinets.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
. CUTE e. z.

Perla del mar Cariba Va dichosa
puedes alzsr tn fsante soherans,
tostada ror ell sol, y luminosa
como ell primsT albor de Is mafsns.
va puedes, ga la ruta del progreso,
posar tranquila tn segura planta
an II la brisa es IN perenne besoi
al mar sc arrulla , ell amor to csnta ]
Todo en- Il es portentoso Todo ss ballol.
Dasde el matfz de Ia purphfss rosa,
hasta Ell ardiente y fdlgido destsllo
que 81 sol desplde de 50 faE radiosa.
Ten esperanto f6, que en- ell canine
impaeiantss ia espeFAn los amores....
hoy para II, 10 mano del destino
caricias tiene y despaTrama foreR,
"a arribaste 6 IL Gina. Po. doquieraa
para que ell mundo tepga que adorarte.
como de una mpjsr Ii cabellerR,
fotR al viento 81 msgico sssandsrsa.
ia ensefa nuestras almas regosiis
con al color que lie quito los eislos,
alegRe amorosa nos cobi1a,
como sl ave en- el nido, sus hiIuaos.
AdoPo tu bandePs porqus ss mfa
al desplegsrse con gentil donAirs,
suaurra el mar, ei cieio 80 exsasfss
In besa el sol Ia acAricia 81 aire.
Con ella We adelante, pueblo mio,
v nt I'll dolor nj al porvsnir le tsmas;
ans = In psx. deaands 81 slbedifo,
' has de los dos tus 6nicos embienas.
No divides que al trsbaio digniaea,
ana al parfume del lAbio al Ii plegAYia,
' no dejes-ml vsx to 10 supliea-
cue 80 sciipsa tn sstrslla soiitsria.
BOnlfaciO Byns.
Mayo, 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
P0LITICA HAITIANA

en- Haiti una turbA muIta atAc6 sl paIAcio
pefo - gusroiA del pTssidente hlzo fuego 10.
pre- los aeuieiosos CUE SO disperuaron.
Algunos de ellos quedaron muertos otros
heEidos.
no 90 hA podido AseriguaF, sinembargo de
laa gehhcnes que para clio se han hscho, eI
rnmsro exActo dc bsiAs, dsbido oil estado de
confusion que reina en- To ciudAd.
VRrios delegados de las pobIsciones dsI
suF Go 10 repdbltcR llagAron Ia capital con
objeto de formRE IN gobisrno provisional,
Hay gran inqutstud en- ioa animos los
ntgoelos 80 rsaienisn del estado DO rsvoluci6n
On cue aqusl pals 50 enersnira,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
ARRlESGADA INVESTIGATION SOBRE FL PELEE

Dlesn de Fort.de France que 10 oomlsi6n
cienhhea norteAmericAna que lleg6 ell visrnes
= MRFtinlca, hs hecho una sscepsf6n nj Monte
Pelee, negAndo, con mueho rlssgo, hAsta el
mismo crater.
Por este AscendfS una espesA columna de
hum0, aunque no sc 7ei1n llamas
Los geOlogos reeonocieron toda In Gina
AlgunoS de ellos cAyeron mareadou a TERRA
eonsseuencia de lAS emAnAciones suIfurosAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04

- mes y frutos del pats. Pavfs 10 Are
cibo, P. E.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04

dores exportadores de mercancfas.
Plaza Prtx cipal, Areoibo. P. E.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04

@mran Dep6sito de oalzado de Arturo E.
- Dfaz y ca Artfculos para caballeros.
Medias, oorbatas, paraguas. Artfcnlos de
viaje. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
!" Ell HOGAR .

Michel avisa parroquianos amigos do is
que hu6spedes Ell HOGAR
Pujals SUCCESSION Pujals
comodas
cas- y ducha gratis para los parroquianos.
Servicio esmerado. PTecos modlcos
Ponce, Septiembre 10 de
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Meeting" federal

El pr6ximo domingo Sc eelabr2rk IN NEE
ting del pAKtido federAI en- Truiilo. a ese
Acto asistiFS nuessFo comptfaro Toro FeTnsn.
dsx por invitaci6n de los husnos amigos de
aquel pnshio entusiAsta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04

en- nm dfa tome Ias PASTTLLAS LAXAN-
TES DE BRoMO-QUININA. El botieario
Ie davolvera 81 dinero ri NO 50 curs. La dTma
ds e. w. GROVE - halla en- esda cailta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04

Sc g5stionan toda clase de asun-
tos judieiales, Notariales, do ju-
risdiccion voluntaria 6 contencio-
ea en- los Tribunales de Ia Isla,
contando en- casos neceaaTios con
expertos y reputados Abogados.
Agentes dc la C0nlp0i5ta de Segu.
ros de VidG Ell SOL del Canada.
AciividGd. Precios m6dico8.
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RAPID GROWTH OF MOSCOW.
Russian City Will Soon Rank With
the LARGEST in Europe.

Russian City Will Soon Rank With
the Largest In Europe.
The population Of Moscow shows &
remarkably rapid increase. Within
the comparatively short period of 80
years the number of Inhabitants has
just about doubled. At the time of the
French invasion in 1872 the urban
Muscovites numbered about 100000,
although the official returns were 252,-
900. In 1871 the official census gave
the population as 100000, in 1882 1t
was 10000, and according to the
reckoning now completed the historic
capital contains 1,173,500 inhabitants,
thus taking the tenth place among the
most populous cities of the world.
Moscow covers an area Of 101 square
kilometers, or only two kilometers less
than that Of st. Petersburg. Area is
not. however, by any means general
criterion, in questions Of population, as
appears. from the fact that whereas
London. with the largest population
of any city in the world, covers s03
square kilometers, New York, with q
population numbering more than q
million less than that Of the British
metropolis, has q total area Of 795
square kilometers. The population Of
Moscow is less dense than those Of
st. Petersburg, Glasgow. London, Ber.
lin, and Paris. z 1ss9.
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over the hips, is finished at the bot
tom with five double folds, or shaped
ruffles, headed by medallions of yell
low Irish lace around which tWine
ruches Of green taffeta. The plated
bodice is deliberately trimmed with
the lace and ruching, and opens over
q full front of white mouseline de
sole, with jabot, Of the same incrusted
with the yellow Irish lace.
-~~~~e~ee.eo>N~
of each pleat is ornamented with an
elaborate applique ,of white cloth,
stitched with pale blue Corticelli silk,
the material of the frock being bis.
cult colored canvas. Upon the upper
part Of each pleat Is stitched a strap
of taffetas Of peculiarly soft shade
Of blue, the stitching Of this being in
biscuit colored Corticelli sewing silk.
True to the one piece idea, by which
SO many two piece gowns carry out
the Princess style, the same trimming
is carried up on the bloused basque,
only the order here Is reversed, the
white cloth applique forming the yoke.
and the stitched straps the lower por.
ton Of the; blouse. as well as the
basque. A great Louis XIV knot Of
pale blue panne is, placed ct the left
side Of the vest, which Is overlaid
with; the white cloth applique.
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TRIED THEM ON THE INDIANS
Raspberries Looked Tempting, But
He Was Afraid to Eat Them.

He Was Afraid TO Eat Them.
when was out in Oregon, fifty
three years ago." said a pleasant-look-
ing farmer, who has been in the red
raspberry business for twenty-five
years, according to the Detroit Free
Press, II first saw red raspberries
growing wild in the thickets and
along the edges Of the wild Oregon
roads. They were saucer-shaped, and
not SO deep as the modern berry
just like those which still grow wild
in Michigan. As the Oregon berries
looked tempting ! picked lot in
my hat, but did not dare to eat them,
as did not know whether they were
poisonous or not.
ION my way back to camp T met q
number Of Indians whom / had seen
before and knew to be friendly; in
fact, they had taken such fancy to
me that they once offered to adopt
me into the tribe. To these genial
Indians presented my hatful Of
fresh red raspberries. and my Joy was
great when they ate them all with rel.
ish. After that ate all wanted.
"In old New England, under
stand, they used to call the raspberry
the 'thimbleberry on account Of it's
resemblance to . woman's thimble.' :