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New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.


I. I. FIRUsK1 Aur'ioneer. 10 Bowsry.
OCT s-Uy O.. Lang & Co.. Jewelry
OCT by N. BruCsheiu-er 1~I r tOsth-
g., = B---ekae. 1er. 2lgS 3f-ave.. /.
Diam uis. Watches. JeU-iry ans an goods
llr---4 r-L1r sept =. 1901 older dates
o9r. s-hy 4. Lawrence. - Ist-ay- A
W1..-..@ s son. t.3 lr-aye clothing.
oct -ug J J. Free.. t'3-5s Roadway.
"-l Ny-t.H-ave-. Brooklyn diamonds.
wl--1ss. .evelry ant all goods pledged prior
s~rr - lfol al older dates.
OCT s-IE r J Lemon g son. fIS 5th-
are Mlnn!1E & sons. 5Sf shave
90 49, clothing. st--. pledged prior
o-t e-By wm Simpson. OF Park Row.
almonds. watches. t-Weiry and an goods
pledged prio- AGg. IS 1901 and all numbers
previous o. . 200. and ali goods reserved
f0u previous sales
Orr s-By :. Ka,mgs. S. 6Ja-lve J.
kalm-s son. rs 3t-ave r.ltL.lg etc.
Tl-ts-L prior sept - 1891
OF. lo-By william Golfsr7us. - Park
Row. diamonds watches. feV-t~y and all
goods pledged prior SEPT 81. 1901
oct l3-BT Simons K son. "a Hester
- diamonds watches. isweIrv an goods
prior Aug. /. 1901. from No o. 5oO % No
,orr i4-By Maver jersey CITY. T.
May-r. HlboEen-Jege ELY.
Or l3-By J. Fuuan. $50 Iorh-ave.
clothing. etc. prior OCT 3. 1901
CENTRAL. AUCTION co " shsehar.
Au-ti1ueer. l52 ani l54 CanaI-st
Oct o-By estate John simpson. I75 Bow
1. 1901. 90 No "A SOL and g0ris held over
Or 6-Bv ? Berger. +6J fra-ave. and
$50 Naz- i-1-sr giothilS pledged o. sept.
o. by II. N-AIesnan 1874 shave
clothing etc. pledged prior o. Ocr J. 1901
o1r by ,. Hmrson s. CO.. -25 Park
Row watches diamonds. f-Welrr. etc.
pledged t5 NJ. l6.ooO IN 1901. ami goods
Oct -By A We'll & Co. 2.247 sd-ave.
diamonds iewelry. ere, p,eiset previous
O5t s-By NJ Bernstein 27s West I25,h-
81. rl-f---E rF--. pledged r1 oct I. 1901
also Nos s5 ss2 and 65 leo also L. DAVID
Oct 9-By + 3 KopAE & Go. 15s Park
Row. diamonds tew-Iry. etc. goods pledged
o-- 9-By Ffrzsiumons & Fuuan. 272
BrcacWay. TT lSlyn. clothing 90 Oct. l. 1901
Oct lo-By n McAieenan. I9+ shave
tilmonds. watches. ieweIry. etc. pledged 70
oeJ J. l.ol and al S96is h7-d over.
clothing pledged 70 Oct /. 1901.
Oct i3-By II MeAleenan. ] $50 Broat-
way diamonds. watches. jeSeiry. goods n
every description. pledges Nos % =. uo"
IN 1871 and h0itovers.
Oct l5-By r. simpson & Co. 195 Bow
ery. clothing. etc. pledged % oct 1. 1901
Ell sOBEL- ACCT.. s. BoWERY. SELLS
=, oct t-C.'thins - and womeH's goods, +.
a4.'Ill7 til 90 ave
oct T-CI1thInz dresses shoes etc W-u
Prsger az 7th-avs
OCT ~-Cl1thing. ko-y Bros. BROOKLYN.
OCT. t-JeWelry watches. diamonds r.
Morris I55 3d-ave
JOS sHONGOOD & SONS. Aucts.
Salesrloms. No. % BoWery
Oct 6-Clothing etc. Alex Freund I 5f5
3c-ave. Harris & Hirsch 66J Shave.
oct Men and w0men's clothing. etc
c Bruckhrimer q Son. I .933 3d-ave.
Ta HrHa4nH - H.grs A.
= Feys=r's son 96S 2d-ave
Oct. S-Men's and women's clothing etc
Fl Isaacs 2 ass sth-ave
oct. 8-AIen's and wcmsns clothing etc
H 4 @ Lang 40 Avenue g.
Oct o-Iewelry watches diamonds. etc
pledged prior 20 Oct. ?. 1901. Bent Fox -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

. DvF.RrrsEMENTs and JuDserin'S2s Tor 4Hs Eroua'
u received al Tpto~n once
Advertisements VIII received az the tol'"Hs oaaea
o., -, cor sat-st. I5B 6th-ave..
I2th-st'. OF EAST I4th-st.' 257 West f2d--t.. be
tween 7,s ans sth aves .tSs West 12Sth-st-i ii;is
80 a., -os 1..-aVe.. s9th h-st-' 15- East
Ioa,h, -xs T-rmont-ave.i $50 ;sd-ave.. near
4ist-st e. sd-ave.; 2IO Bleecker-st-; BIS
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn. n Is--iv SoaHt-ss''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
WORIS WANTEp.

ATTENTION -ReTr-d- cultured. Christian
LADY ,el1erlyI. an efficient person IA any
household. experienced successful teacher.
reader. eXe-.Ieu opportunity FOR party IN
t-e country backward pupils rapidly al
vac1 ed, pleasant permanent home more of
an object than rizn salary. references x
changed Address rlrl fun particulars.
slr Two weeks. TEACHER. II Overlook
tlt'e. Ne" burg \
A NEIv-ENGLAND WOMAN. thoroughly
experienced IN r-tsring. marketing and
general management. wants position r--
curing executive ali.-ty and s-0d Ju1g
mFlt. private house. club or hotel Mrs.
NALkEtt. SaI sarhusstts-avs suite :.
B0st1n
An AMERICAN LADY viii chaper0n two
Or three young ladies' or little girls t1
colorado. f1r health and pleasure. giving
welfare. time arrans-i. nonresident Ad-
dress II l. s. Tribune Of.ice-
ART NORMAL GRADUATE lady. Pratt
Institute. desires pupils. particularly in
basEetry and leather W1rz. Attress ART.
Box :. Tribune ONce.
CHAPERON &c-Au experienced North
German lady. teaches German French
Italian. In good family c-arvron, con-
Tacluu. E5yer1ess. entire cha-E- ot mother
less children best Euro reau and American
references SCHWERIN. 80 West 54Jh-sr.
=
invalid, Z years city reference. cy Amer
2ai Easr 6at--t st o' i'-.'- -''' -'-'
COMPANION To fafv or -0rel-lou GOV
Isa young Iaav. excellent written ana
personal references, music If L.. Box 3
Tribune Once
ENGLISH WOMAN ot refinement would
Ike % chaper2n Young people. abroad 9r
dress /. X Post--r-4 Rutherford \ o.
FINE LACE NIENDED. Curtains a spe-
ci4Ity. al home or residence Nine BED
DEAF s E,asr 104fh-sr
sae7d Protestant nursery sovs7Hess
speaks English rue1-Iy. takes entire charge
home mornings T.. go West 54-n-5r
Huguanot Home
GONERNESS. Nc-An eVneri-n-eI teacher
as nursery governess. special quauhca-
ELIZABETH D. smith - c-1t-e-st
Merfi-u Conn
GoNEENESS Sc-A cIergym3ns wife
governess or as uset '- cpa15a an. M \, s;tsry
LADY, A Box 20 Tribune Uptown Cfi,r
Z 3Ft B-1a1wtv
Miss j Box T. Tri1uue once
lANllEE~S wishes charge OF dits, fur
nished or unturnished mar handy. refer
arerz kTFSFr. EfI East f2rr-zr
TEACHER. visiting roverness. experienced.
desires morning engagement IN school OF
family also private lessons evenings best
Mrs Braun 1fT West f~th-zr
TEACHER. SC An experienced teacher of
French German English and music VII
take o-st-fru in raF~a4 f4-7fry- vrNs-a she
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
FOR SALE.

50. Sc GOLD GLASSES Sf.
THIS WEEK cur opticians VIII examine
your eyes FREE and sell you pair OF 81 SO
years Y1u viii never have This chancs
aEain EEENE OPTICAL co. $50
BROADWAY NEW YORK. Hours TO
s. Saturdays included Glasses made and
r-Uaf--l
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

MADE BY AfME- L MOLLERN. 131 East
59th-st- near Lexington-ave- Offers spe-
clal Inducements for summer months high
y recommended oy the leading physicians.
CCrsers copied
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
GOLD 4 FURNITURE REGILDING.

REGLDING, Picture Frames Fancy Fur
nirIre Pieces. Gold Leaf guaranteed.
Reasonable charges. Largest assortment
-oIt chairs. GOLD FURNITURE MANU-
FACTCREES 90 Sixth Avenue. opposite
Eighth Street
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
~ ORh ~ zNTED.


AUSTRIAN OFFICER. So skilful horse
man. superior driver and rider. direct
I communication. CHARLES F tGHRMANNs
Al East Sth-st. tSt Marks Place.
[ BOOEKEEPETR. cashier. collector or oihce
clerk By middle aged married man. Al
references as to ability. character. etts D.
Box l6. Tribune Once.
BOOkREEPEH or clerical position In Of
fee BY Young man. 30, experienced once
manager. cashier. etc. ten Sra,s ,ggsl-. SAgSlI
ence. reference. Address COAF Il f1-N T.
Tribune ONE.
BOY. - in once. bright. active. best ref
-r-rg-s. good hand. accurate az ne 4Fe7-
ET~TtNGE iSS East @d-st
BOYS. two brothers. Is and l., the oldest
good drawer IN a good business a}-ae
references. Address WISE. 3il Marion st,
Brooklyn.
Collie TOR R-ReaI estate collector; twelve
wears experience with one party IN rent
ing collecting and rvpalIlns. oes- FeISt-
encea. KOCH. ltl East 2ttn-st
CARPES lER.-By competent al arouni
mechanic factory. hotel wholesale
houses real estate OF elsewhere moderate
wages. ALFRED. I73 Bleecker-st-
CHEMIST .--Sie-man. experienced analyst:
best references. thorough knowledge OF
chemistry. understands English, security II
desired Apply p X. care Continental Ho-
tel. Hoboken. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
FINE FLUFFY RUGS.

FROM old CARPETS SIX remnants make
porrIrres Get circular. ORIENTAL RUG
CO. i15 WashIugton-st-. Newark
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

SIT. RaSTHGl0MFW'e
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
oil East 42d-st. First class d0mestfrs are
supplied. also managtng housekeepsrs. ma
irons aoNrTuesses. tutors etc
A,-JAClUINS BUREAU. SOP 9th ave
a5th recommeuts -ulerior servants All
nationaiities capacities. male. female: ref
ertuces lnve~tiEEtf-
AFRO-AMERICAN INSTITUTE 324 Ve.t
s9th-st supplies only reliable help. white
and colored male or female for al domes-
nc pOsiti0n-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DOfLE's TRUNKS. Rags
CASES and leather goods are the best
POD 6th-ave tentiTe hIildIngy I Vesev-st
As-r House - shave
DOGS AND BIRDS
FOR SALE.-Fox terrier puppies Inquire
1Z6 West 3ltI-St. Easement
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
GltGtlous


C,ORYEII NuERS.-THE PEOPLE OF
- .r s.... % >-a-r York by the grace % God
ans rs-nersart ~ MARY g. Bowman. Edwin II curyeu.
I5hn n f-0rva an. Harriet Frances Coryei the heirs
and nrAt ~ kln cf M.ers Ccrel deceased send greeting
Whereas CCrye-4 NJ LAr '--S 49, 1.--A. "as
latch applied 70 Slrrlrate curt or our Dnty of
N-u ylrL ~ have certain instrument n Writing re-
Iatfnr n, bofr rea ana persona p-cpert duy proved as
the and TeStirieat .l So '.-1 y, -
"a ycl are gItef appear before tl- -ti.---e l4E
~-7-tr - ~ work al Office IN the County ot New
Yrrk IN The Ilrh ~ NIFr-l-r oT .i---.n- hll--
-- 80 AZ rsIr past l'lllcS in the forenoon
tFat dsv thrr ana to Att-ni the me q, NE
s.ts I.t v-i 80 Test aueut. And such q you
l4r-e, i-ef a. are Jle age ~ twenty ne years
required APPEAR l> t0-l ,-it - -1a ~ -
anp. tnfef or m event Ut -- H.s. s-+ --,--+ -
80 v.fU ufe- ~ me surrogate 10
r-7-es.1r AMI sct fJr in the p.a'r-lli- g., -,
go. yyb.rsrf So caused the seal az TIE
S.----rt.'- court ~ rre said '-lrtf or New
- d. - herarInt7 affixed witness Hon.
- r F-sr-Eer1IH a Surr'-at- ~ 'l- 54lt
o. - ---,, - N.s- YORK. az sad -ounty The 18th
l-- 81 Sa-f--11ar the Seer u cur Losa one
.r-,-ans rine hundred ard 40
clerk - the Surrugatr's Court
mn ,, - -rF. ~ Att1-rey Petitioner n Wau
street. NeW YORK tls-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

BANkBOO& L1OST--B1ukhQot No. 2l9 l06
0r the b0wery Savings Bank Is missing
The finder IS requested 10 return it 20 the
lank. II not restored before the 4th day or
November. application VIII De made 70 the
bank for 4 new book
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

MOTHERS COMPANION. AsSISTANTy
u ouns Easlish woman of Refinement. y
experience in care and training OF Young
ehlldren' also IN conducting household IN
absence OF mistress. cOngenial home ths
qEst consideration. At1ress z. c.. Box %.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
VULCAN DEFINING CoNPANT.
Cau Grbools

NTEw-YORK Law SCHOOL.-Day School. Is Nassau
~ Evening school. ". 18th 81 DEight metaoc
trstruetica. LII N tSo years LIN IN three
GEORGE CHASE. Dean
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
THE ROoF MAINTENANCE go.

ROOFS Kept n repair by the year at nom
iual cost, cutters and leaders put up
IIS West I2jth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

~OATHAIAN american; first class man
careful driver. also capable % taxing full
charge -f zentIeman's place. city or coun-
--v- eight wears last employer. Address or
cali F. b. Fl 22S East S2d-sr.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
gustruLuGr
FOs Boys and Young Men-clty.


f'oLUMBIA INSTITUTE
Reopsns October Ist
al NEW LOCATION. ~ " 7ead s.. BETWEEN
COLUMBUS ana AMSTERDAM AYES Collegiate Pre-
paTatory Primary De7artusr-s Opr -u-l Military Drt
Itot Lrncheo- Playground CpuouaI study hour under
Instructor CaraIezl-s
TIE Principal Is ealy ar his One from TO q.
EDWIN FOWLER A. q. N T.. PRINCIPAL
{ ('oLUABIA GRAMMAR s-EOOL-
FOUNDED I7s4
a. AND 90 EAST 5lsT STREET.
Spacious building Through trsinuE-cass and indi-
udua-for al Colleges. Scientific and
Urinary Glasses LaIze La5oraJories and Gymnasium,
= TAI-5oy ~. : n 4 L. Hsadmastsrs.
{ tOl-I-Es5iAIz SCHOOL. -
al WEST SEE ENTT-sEVESTF ST.
p prepared f7T The Colleges and Sci=ntl1c Sch2ois
OPENED SEPTEMBER go
L C MTGATT. Head Master
{ yAAPIN COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
., 81 Madison Ave. tD4tH Srreetl
~''s|' OIas5!eai and Primary Dspts gymnasium
s5- year opens September "a
5ENL-Y BARTON CHAPIN. q D.. Ph D..
Principals
DR cALLLsEN~s School.
l32 WEST list STREET.
"a select school 4 limited number O. boys.
---9 department. 'S5ta yeaD begins October Is
4 - ~ N INSTITUTE.
d. ~ -s1ry hIsJ Stree Manhattan square North
f-sf- -s- % stlcer-s m College Classes = eight
A,'t-noeG yeG.ug study n u tr cr5-e o. The resl
,s - ~ @ lil-5Al-L SHAW Jr. ,PriHci1aI aIl hls
r.H. :. Al -aE
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

COOK and GENERAL HOCSEWORKER-
For small family; BY respectable German
middle aged woman; Gin hat desired frsc
cas- references. Address Mrs NJ II f18
Monltor-sr., Jersev city.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
LAW YERs.

LAWYERS
SMITH & ESGEI. reliable lawyers. 300
Broadway. NeW-York accidents. domes-
TIC difficulties quickly adjusted. consUIta-
ticn free.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

LACNDRESS SS.-In suburbs: will take farn-
tly wash by dozen .r week. handvVorlx
entirely: sun dried. inspection invited O.
c, 65 Pars-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

90 GILMAN Single aged 2T. medium
hsizht- good rider driver. sober and OBJ
NEinE Arst class references. R. NJ. care
N-FaI SIS 6th-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

COACHNAN English. 81: married. thor
oughlv understands duties: SIX years last
place. excellent references. city or country
a c. care OF Cook & Calhoun. G2S Park
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

COACF41HAN BY young man; understands
the care OF fine horses and carriages;
sober. honest willing. obhging good refer
-uce i L. Box 20. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

BUTLER thOroughly competent. neat.
strictly sober and willing. understands his
duties. also valeting. written and personal
references Address BUTLER. 90 East
3Oth-sr.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

Ell sOBEL. AUCT.. s. BOWERT. SELLS
Oct t-C.7thirg ana womeu's goods. f.
Morris 585 3d-ave
Oct. T-CIothlnz dresses shoes. etc Wn
Prsger az 7th-avs
OCt. S-Cl1thing, kory Bros. BROOKLYN.
Oct H-JeWel-v watches diamonds r
Morris TSS 3d-ava
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

BUTLER. R.-Comperenr colored man. thor
oughIy experienced all household duties
best citv references Address ISAAC LCS-
TER 432 West +5th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

COACHNAN Thirty years old. single;
tnorouEhIv understands hts business. city
or country. best OF references, last en-
rl-vsr can be seen. Address J. 2. IS
South-st Morristown. - J.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

LADYS MAID First class, swiss. good
seamstress. competent hairirssser ana
travelling maid. speaks French German
English. excellent references. ENPERI-i
ENCED $50 West 54th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

C0ACHIAN English. Just disengaEed
wishes. permanent position with hrst class
FAMILY. single. medium size and total An
sraiuar. city or country. English and Amer
tcan references. Box 344. 1. .2S9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

COACHNAN Neat appearance, thoroughly
understands bis business. good horsemar: ::
a,0eriancet driver best OF reference
MtLEAN as Amsterdaul-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

TEACHER. SC An experienced teacher or
French. German. English and music VII
take position in refined family where she
can give several hours daily instruction IN
return for home. town or country best city
references. MADEMOISEILE L. t6s East
6Ist-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
oon-sTIc .IFr.EIoss wASFED.

YOUNG MAN colored. first class cook. win
sahe care of bachelor apartment. call for
E-Iersnce. SAM 226 West 5Qth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

Val LLEF'.-By useful. trained young Eng
s; tIsi-lldI; renned- courteous neat. expert:
nve years city club private rafarer~sz.
S:i!leel place only. 3sc5 3d-ave,. care ot
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

LANDLORDS. ATTENTION.
FOUR ROOMS 0aDered. wall paper and
WORK 81. estimates On largest contracts OF
Jai4Iiug and paper hanging. AMERICAN
n .EALLPAPER CO. 4J3 Lexington Tee
phone -.94lA 3sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

COACHMAN On account OF closing my
stable 7 desire 90 recommend my coach
man 70 aav one needing a good, reliable
man Sor city service. A. ". YOUNG, 100
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

00ArHNAN -Bv Freuchnnan C2sD IN pri-
vare family: city or country; willing 20
y. usesul. good references. T CoRDIERS.
5-T 21-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

COACHNAN single. aged IS. will be dis
engaged BY October 10 on accounc or fam
lv going % Europe: nearly four years in
present place citv or country Address.
MARTIN. BOX 24o. Oyster Bay. Long Isl
and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

COACHNfAN -Thoroughly underztan4s -a-a
or horses carriages. sober and -honesr
good references ]. N. Box 2s8. / a6I
Broadway.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-09
CARMACK CRITICISED
Mr.. Deliver Arraigns Him for His
Speech on Philippine Bill.
AMUSEMENT CAUSED
Mr.. Burton Concludes His Speech or
the Bill-The HOnse Has the
Statehood Bill Under the
Five Minute Rule.

Washington. May 9,-Discussion oil
the Philippine bill in the senate Thurs
day. while it scarcely abated in bitter
ness. took on an amusing phase. IL
a breezy speech Mr.. Dolliyer of Iowa
made a good natured and yet such
sarcastic arrangement OF Mr.. Carmack
OF Tennessee that senator's and occu'
pants OF the thronged galleries were
convused with laughter. While seem
ing considerable temper was aroused
by the debate, good feeling was shown
by the active participants in the war OF
word-Mr Deliver and Mr. Carmack-
who cordially shook hands and laughed
over the encounter.
Mr.. Burton Of Kansas concluded the
speech which he began Wednesday. He
referred as instances Of atrocions cruel.
ty to the battle OF Wounded Knee, to
the Mountain Meadow massacre ano
to the massacre of Union soldiers a,
Fort Pillow and eontended that the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-09

actions of American troops in the Phil
ippines was in most instances. entire
ly within the regulations OF civilized
warfare.
In response to some statements made
Wednesday by Mr.. Tillman, Mr.. Yes;
of Missouri delivered a forceful and
effective speech and made an histor-
ical contribution with reference to the
Hampton Roads conference between
President Lincoln and Confederate
leaders.
Mr.. Carmack delivered scathing
denunciation of the conduct of the
military operations in the Philippines
and denounced Gen. Smith, branding
him as a 'scoundred, and murderer, -
who had dishonored the American
army and had done nothing but butch
er a whole people.
In sarcastic response. MIR. DoIlivel
OF Iowa scorchingly arraigned Mr..
Carmack, incidentally reading an edi-
torial from the Memphis Commercial
Appeal criticising the Tennessee sen
ator's attitude on the Philippine ques-
ton. Mr.. Carmacks reply was of such
a nature as to cause him to be called
to order for statement rejecting upon
Mr.. Dolliver, but the incident ended
In good feeling
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-09
What We Wear.

NO true woman is ever Indifferent
TO her personal appearance; and the
best dressed woman is often the
most economical, because she aims
to pet the best effects at a moderate
expenditure, and to vary these Ell
fleets without having entirely new
costumes. 1t is not necessary to
pay a large price for material, Tor
many beautiful dresses are made OF
quite ordinary goods; but If one has
a scantily filled purse it is well to
buy cloth that can be cleaned and
made over, long as it can be made
-seryiceable. Sometimes a skirt or
waist that we admire rymuch has
cost the wearer little or nothing, as
she has fashioned it from an old
garment Some girls Away
seem to be well dressed, though
they have but a small dress
allowance because they have
learned to take care of their clothes.
1t is not worth while to wear solled
ribbons when they are so easily
cleaned. When they begin to show
traces of soil, they can be cleaned
by washing in suds made with white
castle soap and warm soft water
After rinsing in clear water they
should be pulled in the hand untii
nearly dry, then pressed over thin
muslin until they are perfectly
smooth and dry. And then wo-
mans shoes; how important are
they in her general appearance;
Shoes should be frequently rubbed
with vaseline to prevent cracking,
and they should never have any
polish or backing put on them until
Ii is absolutely necessary. SKIES
tsyD. need a lot of care to keep them
free from spots and wrinkles and
they should be brushed after each
wearing to keep the dust from set
Ting in the fabric. Black skirts
come in for renovation oftener than
any other, and if very s0iled 1t is
better to rip them apart and wash
and press the pieces than to try to
clean the spots from the cloth. III
the goods have become gray or rusty
they can be recolored jet black by
dipping in black diamond dye Tor
wool and light cloth will take any
of the rich dark shades, and the
dainty woman will never wear
soiled or faded dress skirt. BY
changing the color the best parts of
an old skirt of silk or wooden ma
terial may often be used to make
a stylish and becoming waist or
pretty dressing sacque. The woman
who always dresses neatly at home,
is more likely to retain the respect
of her family and friends than one
who, through the lack of means she
considers necessary, becomes care
hess and neglectful. A. M. ii.
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Fort Smith, Ark, May g.--A boy. II
years old. killed Cleveland Gafield
also aged II, on a farm about four
miles from this city In a quarrel abou,
chew Of tobacco The boys were
working together in a eornfeld The
young boy asked Gaftleld for a chew
of tobacco. The latter refused TO give
1t to him. saying he had but two chewa
and wanted them for his own use
This led 10 a quarrel. which was end.
ed by Gafiieid being struck on the
head with hoe. killing him instantly.
His slayer is cripple. and by reason
Of the indulgence consequent upon his
affection has violent temper.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-09

Washington, ID, c. May S.-The bill
to place three stars in the American
flag had the right of way again Thurs
day In the house. General debate, the
feature OF which was an extended
speech by Mr.. Grosvenor of Ohio. in
opposition to the measure. was closed
at 3 o'clock and the bin was then
then read for amendment under the
fiye-minute rule.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Nc.
Rae to consolidate the territories oil
Oklahoma and Indian Territory was
defeated-57 to 1903
An amendment was offered by Mr.
Overstreet of Indiana to consolidate
Arizona and New Mexico and admit
them as the state of Montezuma was
pending when the house adjourned.
The only amendment adopted was
one providing that nothing in the act
should be construed to legaIize polyg.
amy.
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San Antonio. Tex, May 9.-Lusiano
Peneyuca, aged %. died at the city
hospital here as the result of an awful
accident he met with while at work
at woodward at the corner of Nolan
and Walnut streets. He was at work
near a circular saw when the COVER
nor belt slipped off, causing the en-
CINE to run away. The saw was shat
tered and parts of it struck him in the
face and on the arms and legs He
was horribly lacerated and bruised
and his right arm was fractured. His
leg was amputated. but it was of no
avail. death resulting In a few hours.