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FROM S-nALx.
Salmagundi.

District Ath" rney Henderson left Tor
Reno lust night.
Several Trains Of NJ, site Shriners p.ss
ed through yesterday.
Mn. Jos Harris left for Carson lac,
night to visit her mother. She will ,ak.
IN the carnival before she returns.
a hig crowd attcn led the b,rbscu. M
theiiot Springs yesterday. Eyery,biry
p used otf smoothly und everybody Ind
"a good time.
Miss Lola Swe,lnud returned the last
OF the week from San Francisco. She
reports having had q very eli ,ysbIe
time i'll the city.
We received a box OF Reno carnival
buttons thus morning with Instructions
Z" give them to ladies' and gents who
viii wear them. II you want one, com.
and gel it. Those who come first will
get the buttons.
county Superintendent Henderson
Photographed from Reno today that owing
to the death OF Principal Canes father
he was compelled to cancel his engage.
ment to deliver the address Ia the
OF the County High School.
Elior'a Will he ma 10 this evening to ill
the vacancy on the program.
IL WIS reported today that Facuudo
VIVA Tn no F..pltpn1 % NJ, H..
and kept there until he recovered from
the small poN. Tins report reused the
ire OF thos" who live in that section, AZ
they naturally oppose the opening OF a
pesthousc III the residence portion OF the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holland and child.
ren came down from North Fork yester.
day Mrs. Holland and the children
iett for the East last night for IA tour
months visit to relatives. Mr.. Holland
says the ranges III his section look better
than they have for the last seven year.
rhd that prospects are good for IA big
hay crop.
Cljliren's Day exercises were OBJ
scr'ei at lie Presbyterian Church yes.
ter lay wi Ii sing. Iii rlogues and exer.
cIses 10y the Sunday school ech0lars. At
the close ~ the exercises Mr.. Greenfield
a review OF the work OF the Sunday
school aud the good that wRs beng ac.
compli-h-i. Th-rs IL mn enrolimen. IF
ITO pupil, with an average attendance
OF eighty. Tie kindergarten has been
equipped witt charts. maps and blocks
AMI has been ably managed. There are
thirty ~ the little ones in the Kinder.
gartcn.
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Good News for EIkO.

Mr.. j. II. Il aeon. Manager nf the EIko
Coal Conn any, ST. pped over today on
lis wa! from Salt Lake 10 his home in
San Francisco. While here he made
Ii contract with \. x. Merritt. the
I)uluth oil mHu, through DR.. Eby, by
which an oil we'll io &" be sunk at lcas'
2OOO feet, uTi"ss oil = struck at . i"ss
depth satisfactory =" tho r"al Goa pan, =.
nn the lin" betwcvi SECTIONS ~ u,i 4.
~."wnNtip - north I rmnI,. - s,s'.
SC ron -; ~ the r,il mIrr srr'r". uuG
~ ~ btns { ~ 'Ie cHst. lEa ".ii vii!
toe sun II little over la
mile tnsl md iouih 81 The
present ho ting works or lie coal miur.
MIR. Merritt, Is Ia put a first class rig Oh
the rronnd and have it in operation
within sixty days from this date aud to
run II continuously except Sundays until
the we'll ia completed.
thus ia splendid news for tine people
~ ElkO. The lNDErISDEST wishes Mr..
Merritt success mud hopes TINT he will
lind II gushcr before snow ilics this fall.
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Tears that Onions BrIug.

The distressing flow Of tears Ms well AZ
the smartinR OF the eyes that affict
those preparing onions for cooking or
Tor table may be easily avoided by
means at the command Of everyone.
The puDgent udor which affects the
delicate membrane surrounding the elea
is due to n sulrhurous oil winch volafi.
Lies rapidly when the tissue Of the yeoe.
table ID broken in any way. To avoid
the effects Of this vapor is ensy il a small
pared potato ia stuck in the end OF the
knife with which the cutting il done.
A Chemical affinity attracts the fumos
and their presence is not manifest to the
operator till the potato has reached a
certain degree Of saiuration, when IL
can readily be replaced by another.
Onions arc among the finest nerye
tonics wa have, mud II spring onions urs
chopped and spread between eliced
bread and butter they form u sand wlch
which, il euten at supper time, will 10 q
great deal toward lnsur,ng a good lights
sleep.
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Wednesday night between II and II
O'Clock IL man Sho gives his nnme III
Andrew Rr-fu WINS run over hv 1t freight
tram IN front 81 tho froIght house near
The Steps lending Ia the new water tank.
As near as can he learned, Reeie was
drunk and was lying on the truck.
Ills lett leg wa badly crushed below
the knee, the hones being broken md
tho flesh hanging 10y n few Hhreds.
R"cfc wg taken To the Commercial
Hotel and DR.. Gardner wns called who
made him III comfortable ns possible.
This morning on the arrival OF DR.. Hood
FROM CHrlin, ltroio was moved to the
county n 'pital md preparations nlHdo
To umpui"tc tho leg above the knee.
Ills condition wa8 So had TINT the
operation was postponed until no rallied.
1t is doubtful il he lives TO undergo tho
operation.
Rccio worked Mt the railroad camp
east ~ town. llc aud two other men
canc tu EltO t%" or throo days Bgo aud
hive been on II big drunk. lie is about
~ yeafa ~ ago aud his home " al
Scranton, PcRnsy lvania.
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t" WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given that the Elko
Coal Company has forfeited all right,
title and interest in md 10 Section %,
Twp. 81, Range 80 East M. D. B. g. M.
otherwise known as tho 1coal section"
All persons contracting with said CON-.
pany or its agents with reference TO
said land or any part thereof, do 30 at
their own risk.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
contracted to sell said land to Chns. f.
Mayer who has made a written agree.
meut to transfer tho Railroad Com.
pany's contract to the undersigned.
Dated Elko. June 18th, 1902,
w. d. HIGGtNBoruAN,
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Has Lost the Honor.

The following impertinent question
was put to DR.. Leonard Monday morn.
ing: when on tho road. Doctor, who
packs oil the Iaurels rs being the best
SINGLE handed talker, Yourself or your
travelling companion, +. Is. Green. Of
Lovelock."
the docter hung his head md M a
tear gathered i'll each ey'S repli d Il
have lost the honor-after carrying it
for thirty years-h being the beat
single handed talker i'll three States.
have Ind to give way to a Younger
man. and gri"f stricken the Doctor me.
nndered away TO the eide Of his pet
mule 10 seek the sympathy he go much
needed from his dunb ustin
Reyeille.
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Grand Omeer..

The Grand Lodge Of Masons con.
Guided it's business Wednesday areniug
and adjourned. Following are tho
officers for the ensuing year:
Grand Mnster-A. O. Percy.
Deputy Grand Master-Trenmor COZ.
hin.
Senior Grand warden-Frank D..
King.
Grand Treasnrer--Geo. w. Richard.
Grand Secretary-C. N. Noteware.
Grand Chaplain Thos. l.. Rellan.
Grand Orator-C. L. Mack.
Grand Msrshal-Chas. L. FuIstoue. +
Grand Standard Bearer-John 8.
Craig.
Grand Sword Bearer-Ira Fl. Kent.
Grand Bible Bearer-E. d. Kelly.
Senior Grand Deacon-B. II. Rev.
nIers.
Junior Grand Deacon-J. c. Dough.
~.
Grand Steward-W. A. Brown.
Grand Steward-EIermnp Levy.
Grand Ofganist-Samuel Platt.
Grand Pursuivant-Chas. G.. Hanil.
ton.
Grand L, ler-Adolph Jacobs. .
Chairman Committee on FOREIGN
Correspondence-E. d Vanderlietb. =
Tue next annual COMMUNICATION will
AXE place in Virginia City. g.
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FRoA-wE1NEsDAY's DAILY
Salmagundi.

The Mystic Shriners are having a biz
time in San Francisco.
Reno has another ease of smallpox.
MIR. Phil jacobs is the victim this time.
Judge Talbot aid Mr.. Us. Gurdner
lett for Lovelock last night to attend the
Grand Lodge Of Knights of Pythias.
II Il. Cor!ell of Wells was a passenger
for Lovelock today. lie will attend the
knights OF Phythias Grand Lodge.
Sylvester Eurtencheg. the Basqu.
who kill d Charles Leon ut the Bailey
ranch, near Battle Mountain a few
weeks ago. has been convicted OF man.
slaughter. He WAC sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary by Judge
Jones.
y. Ii. Rothe rmel Karl Newman, o. T.
Nelson. J. S. MLginnis and II. Mag,nnis
arrived from Duluth, Minnesota, last
night. They vent ont to the Rocky
Mountain oil well this morning. Mr..
Rotlermel will remain here two or three
weeks.
Seymour Jacohs etnphaticany denies
the report that he has advised the Eager
family to di|obey the gu .rantIne, Mr..
Jacobs feels that an Injustice has been
done him by the circula ion OF the
report and requests the INDEPENDENT to
publish HE denial.
Ill. Times Review says the store of
\. Primeaux at Tlscarora was broken
into Monday night and three suits OF
men's clothing and some shirts and hats
t-ken. Mr.. Primeaux has his Suspicious
III to who the burglars ARE, bu, no
arrests had be- n ma lie when the Times.
Review went to press on Tuesday.
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The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
II dreaded Iii Jeasc That science has
been able 10 cure in all Ite stages, and
that il Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure ID
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutionaI treatment. Halls Catarrb
Cure il taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the syetem, Thereby destroying tho
foundation OF the di sense, md giving tho
patient strength by building up tie con.
stitution and insisting nature in doing
its work. The proprieLnrs have 60 much
faith ir it's curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dolrnfs Tor aby case
that il fails to cure. Send Tor testimon.
ials. Address.
+. J. CHENEY co,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halle Family Pills arc the beat.
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IIOItS.
BUTLEH-ln Elko. Nevada, June 5, 1907,
Ia the wife Of Luther Butler. n son.
DEwAU In Elko. Nevada, juno q, 1902.
/" Mrs. Henderson Dcwar, a girl,
Desert Lands ~ Ill. west.

A writer in tho Mining aud Engineer
ing Review, in an article on desert land
says:
These true deserts are confined al.
most wholly to the hrOId Il ia adjacout
to the great salt lake III Utah; the mds
around tho sinks NJ the Humboldt. Car
on and Walker in Nevahu; Death Valley
and Amargosa sink III California, md
certain portions Of New Mexico aud
Texas. Tho geological character Of
thcEo wWten n such "a 10 remove them
forever, or at any rate during this age,
from the domuins OF profitable prOduc
ton. Thcy arc simply im,ncnse bcds Of
sali, ~ soda, Of nitre, " brrax. Or OF
other alkaline substances in such qunn.
thy ma To kill out effectively all yege.
table. md hence all animal Ito.
Lot II not, no wovcr, bo inn tincd TINT
three sterile Il, Ids Rro valurlees to the
nation. Onthe contrary, they constitute
vagi storoliouses Ot chemical materials,
from which will be supplied the needs
OF the future. no matter how great may
bc the demands. Although these fields
have FOR many years been drawn up N
Tor tho purposes ~ refining md manu-
i%acturr, o especially in tho line Of
borax, no yet the merest beginning hns
been made In development OF their
uchce, which may properly he styled an
in"IhaustibIo M nature hcrsPli. 1heso
desert binds will some LAY msto ot
Utah and Nevada tho most prosperous
siat6e OF the union,
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In 1874 tho Burlington Route had
only 30 miles Of road. In little moro
than II quarter Of II century it has grown
from a small local line TO the second
longest rnilr0nd in America md 1t has
not yet reach d the limit. To-Day tho
B~urlrngton's lines traverse olovon Of the
< 'eatest states Of the Union, over $3.50
miles OF track. T1Iese lines employ &c..
OOJ mon; IS LOCO engines; 1900 pms.
senger aud 4 900 freight csrr; operate
GOO trains II day mud maintain stations
ut 1000 tow M md cities,
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KAiIrUau Improvements.

On hiR return to Now York, President
T.. u. Hartman OF the Southern Pacific.
Short liue and other liues, was inter.
viewed Mt length by the leading papers
u his remarks are very interesting.
lie COCA INTO the improvements made on
the Union Pacific md to no made on he
Central Pacific and brings out the r..
mRrkable statement tlat il Ia a mistake
to believe that the Paciiid Roads were in
the lirt place built solely for tho
subsidy and land granite. In proving
this assertion he Gays that in all the new
construction from Omaha to Reno only
sOventy. nine miles will no saved in a
total Of 1915 miles. aud Of the seventy.
nino miles forty ak will have to DO
built ON pilinR, tie water being thirty
foot deep is plRoas. so hs sage that
with all the improvements The saving il
but little.
On tho other hand he shove what n
wonderful reduction is bong made in
grades and curves. The grade bot weop
Ogden and Reno will 10 reduced from
ninety.seven feet to twenty.Une per
milo and curvature will DO reduced from
n maximum Of ten degrees TO a max.
imum Of four degrees. The saving IN
distance will he forty.Ono miles.
Mr.. llarimsn's figures on the cost OF
the improvements are also OF great
interest. They arc no follows:
U. =. Wyoming division 80. sc, 700. 600
U. p. Nebraska division go. 2,sgO.OOO
3. =. Salt Lake division zee. $50 ZOO
-----.-.--
Total Omaha 10 Reno. go. .sl8. 200
Outeide tho lake cutoff the saving on
the Central Pacific will DO only three
mica, bu, tho engineers will understand
that this will be equivalent TO many
miles when al tho grades and curves 70.
moved arc taken into consideration
Silver State.
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Dangerous " NegIected.

bnrne, cuts and other wounds often
,bii 10 heal properly il neglected and
become troublesome sores. DaWitt'a
Witch Hazel Salye prevents such conse.
quences. Even where delay has agyra-
waited the injury DeWitt'a Witch Hazel
Salve ELECTS a cure. Il Ind Il running
snro on my leg thirty years" eays Il. @.
Hartly, fHnkeetown, Ind. after using
many remedies. ! tried DeWtt's Witch
Hazel Saive. a few boxes healed the
core Cures all skin diseases. Piles
yield to It Mt once. Beaare Of counter
feits. Elko Drug Company.
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May nav, Been Murder.

An inquest will be held today 10y
Coroner Pccra over tho body Of John
Harvey. who died at the county hos.
pitRl. Tho yUuug man came to Reno
from Elkoa couple Of weeks ago to
work ut carpentering. On Thursday
evening Of Inst week he was beaten by
parties unknown and injuries inflicted
which doubtless caused his death. An
autopsy wa performed Mt the morguo
yesterday by Drs. Gibson, Woods and
Walker. The body oi the dccoascd wan
literally covered with black aud blue
spots.-.Repo Journal.
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tFRoM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

The best brands OF cigars aud tobacco
at Garrecht Il Nulty's.
Miss Williams Of South Fork left for
Salt Lake City last night to spend the
summer.
Miss Ethel Hale left FOR Oakland on
last evenings tram. She will spend her
vacation there.
Carnation chocolates. hand. made
creams IL soda water right from the
fountain at Garrecht & Nulty's.
Prot. Waltz and family left Tor Reno
last night. They took WITH them the
best wishes Of Il host OF friends.
An upright piano with oak case, prac.
tically new, will bo sold at IL bargain
For further particulars inquire at this
o'ce.
The salary Of the postmaster at
Eureka has been increased on account
OF IN increase in the business of that
office.
Sam Mullennix has purchased two
corner lots from Mr.. Ballrnger on Pine
Street AMI has broken ground for a new
residence.
The R.noites are making big prepara-
tion for their carnival. Watch the
INDEPENDENT tomorrow Tor the
carnival nd.
Key Geo. I'll. Greenfield requests the
INDEPENDENT to oun TINT there
will be no services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
There is nothing q in the SMALLPOX
situation today. The new cases have
been reported and the patients are all
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Hesson and Mrs. Keyser took the
evening train yesterday for Washington
State where they will spend the summer
with their mother and sister.
y Chalerment Mass c pncern has re-
ceived al or Ter for G0O,OO0 Il .g sticks
and 100000 spear heads Tor use at the
coronation decorations.
Charley Holland was at the oil well
yesterday. He found everything
moving along smoothly and good
progress beng made. Experts pronounce
the prospects good for finding oil.
Constable Mccoy won't to Carson last
night to appear before the Unit ed
States grand jury IA a witness in the
whiskey selling cases. During his
absence Sam Mullennix will look after
the peace and health OF Elko.
Little Gerald Clinton fell from Mira.
Henry's fence yesterday afternoon aud
broke his left arm nj the elbow. DR..
was called and set the broken
bone. The little iello y is getting along
rs well IA can he expected.
Judge Talbot returned from LoveIock
this morning. lie came in to
n telegram sent him yesterday stating
the condition Of affairs here and asking
him to postpone the session ot the Dis
trict Court set for Monday.
The Wadsworth Dispatch says that
Henry Woods, a porter, lost his lie in the
tire. He WAS in the barroom
after the fire had gained Roadway and
have escaped. 1t is Thought that
he turned beck TO save something and
WA caught by the ilumep.
1t is costing the Tonopah directors
to make the trip from the
east. The Pullman car Riva. which is
Ridetrncked at Reno, means mn output
$50 per day. In addition to this the
Philadelplinns were compelled o pur.
CHASE Is tirst.cIass tickets and furnish
their own commissnry.
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oh My! oh My!

Have you made the a%cquaintaD &C Of
the Pullman conductor? lie came here
with -the hog man" q few daya ago.
The conductor was off the Mohuve
desert, but he struck an oasis here. lie
made the acquaintance Of several
prominent people and skinned them to
the tune Of $4,000. lie is all right and
10 was the 1hog man. IIe travelled Oh
a pass and went west while tho Ghog
man Travelled easi.-Reno Gazette.
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"five yenra ago n disease tile doclora
called dyspepsia took Ruch hold of me
TIM, ! could ecnrcely 60" writes Cleo. 8,
Mnrsh. we'll known attorney of Nocona,
Tex. Il took quantities on pepsin and
other medicrLes but nothing helped ms.
IA a drowning man grabs Mt a straw I
grabbed at Kodfl | Eel, nh improvement
NJ once and after n few bottles nm sound
ana well kodol Ia tho only preparation
which exactly r%eproducea Tho natural
digestive juices and conseoueniIy Ia lie
only n which digests any good food
md cures my form OF stomacb trouble,
Elko Drug Co,
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Articles of Incorporation

Tho following articles Of incorporation
have 10 N flied with tho Sccrctary Of
State.
The Reno German Hospital. capital
10000. pla 70 81 business, Reno,
The Troy btun Try Co, capital 81, 900
plnco ~ hueucss, Reno.
NEVADA Construction Co. capital
slOo.GG0. place Of business, Carson.
StoskLU dare. ". f.. Sharon, Virginia;
Chas. \. Lux md j. W. Gardner, OF
New York.
California Mining and Milling Co,
capital sI5 1000. place Of business Elko,
with branch Office nj Salt Lake.
Tho Arv0naut Tea and Spice Co
copital & .5O.Gf0. place Of buarrrEs. Reno.
". Il. Hopkins Co., capital e5O0,UOO.
place % business, Reno,
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NOTICE.

The people OF Elko aud the public ir.
general are requested to keep away
from all houses flying the yellow laR
and are also requ etod to keep awuy
from the trains until the spread OF email.
pox has been stopped and present cases
discharged. 1t is to tho interest OF tho
community md the people generally
TINT they obey this notice.
JAMES CLARK. Commissioner,
G. Is. HENDERSON, Dist. Atty.
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Frank Truett, Edgar Remnant,
Adam Russell, w II Gilmer.
Ed CRrvillo, George Banks,
t Leach. Martin Hickey,
Ed Oiell. a..,r w II fIarrah,
ii q lrIund, . NJ BarthoIume.
j II Hartman. W fl Kelley.
PJ OR'lyic, John McCombs,
y Z Howard. y McDarnott.
Juies Altube. WIN Mitchell,
Allen Fisher, 20 Gregory,
& Haws, J VI PHILIPPE.
Mute Phillips, John Murphy.
II j Ruthe riord, II Oscil.
Samuel McMu!lcn, Frank Sti lham,
Thomas Williams, George Clark,
Ed Iebrcskic. WIN Young,
Caeaar Alexander. Charles Noble,
George Mcknight George Moody,
VII Dunn, William Mayer,
l. BellJ, c II Sproule,
G. w Wcathcrs' Jas Bcit.
Frank Balbi, T. Garlic,
CP StrOzzi. j : Moore.
James CARAT, Henry KroDka.
Judge Talbot held n short session Of
the District Court this morning md
or Tered that NIL trinl jurors DO oxcuso1
until 10 o'clock 4. N. Monday July 18th.
The trial Of all ca tes now pondiug in
court WA continued until the above
date. THIS step VIVA made necessary
by tho prevailing disease.
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TRIAL j Jurors,

Following il u list of the trial jury,
Summoned to appear in tho Distric,
Conr, ut 10 o'clock 4, NJ. Monday, June
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NOTES OF THE MODES.
Attractive Textures of the Newest
Costumes-A Charming Even
Ing bodice.

A novel Elton jacket model has the
cloth collar shaped in five circular lay
ers, each bordered with narrow
stitched band of the same fabric,
edged with a tiny line of black and gold
braid. The white sa lin vest is trimmed
with lines of this braid, arranged di-
rectly down the front of the vest in
V-points, each V being finished with
tiny loops and small gold button, says
the Chicago Daily News.
A ''fourreau," or sort of narrow
loose princesse dress, is often made
OF vice meshed tu.le or piece lace, COW
cred with a trelis work of velvet rib,
Don. Prioeesse dresses of striped silk
with colored floral bouquets on a white
ground, are made en- princesse at the
back and loose in front.
How particular women are getting
in the matter of hats! And they are
really learning to put these on proper
ly. Certain hats must be always tilted
we'll forward. There is nothing quite
so vulgar as a toque worn at the back
of the head, when it is intended by
viz 4Ill!AluSl W NC NOIu NelI
forward.
Ermine is alarming!y scarce, owing
to the great demand in the market for
this regal fur that will play such an
important part in the dress grandeur
of King Edwards coronation. So the
woman who happens to have a piece,
Or, better still, set of ermine, may
consider herself one of the fortunates.
More than one girl has found a YER.
liable prize hidden away in grandma i
attic of treasures.
charming evening bodice is that
which is made in white accordion
plated chiffon with a bolero anG elbow
sleeves of fine white mousseline de
sole, embroidered with silk spots in
black and white and trimmed with
strappings of back velvet ribbon
brought down to point on either side
both back and front and secured with
tiny diamond studs. This bolero is
edged throughout with vandyke APP
pliqse insertion of fine black chantilly
lace, the same lace appearing also on
the sleeves, which are finished at the
elbows with soft frills of white chit
fon. In the center of the front there
is rosette bow of black velvet rib
I, ron, fastened with four small diamond
| studs