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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
KU-kL.JXEPS INDICTED
CI7Tr@ed <Af Three Crimes
More Gambling Indictments

& J.. IH# aa. N#a
t#.s e.e.- s:a a5a zlaa#
f=N==7e"a 5ud.aeaa= y 5E.--fas4 juay
on I'M coants aat a1atad u.s.
yalIl robbery and o., a.e.#G.
They have been es.=fe.led To- =t,.
Gond in the sum eli $500 #eaeh in =o4er
to keen out Of The Jefferson count.
jail. This. in brief IS theiF reward
for the alleged l1a-kluNiHg of Robert
Lee here a week OF SO ago, back Of
Jones park. and in Little Rock at
Highland park. whipping him in one
instance With q club AMI in another
with three electric light wires taking
q pistol away from him detaininR him
i'll tie daeksomv hours of th9 night.
compelling him to 4laWn his yaIuables
With which % buy atirlz"G to St. Louis.
and Other things the law does not
saHeti'l. Hesafs. j. ~ Sanders ana
Holm a. Dafmon are sa1etie4 for tHe
iHlo ants tte @ases= =eame ~ for trjal
=tae etseqft= court
fle thHea indictments AGAINST each
charging aggravated ssau5t. robbery
and false imuisoDalant are couchea
i'll similar lapsa4se.
For false imp isounam the indict-
ments charge that Il l. Tully, F. ]
Murray and ]. T. Webb unIawfully.
violently and by putting in fear de-
tanned. imprisoned and deprived
Robert Lee of his liberty.
f. robbery the indictments charge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
GRAND JURY JACkED UP
Judge Grace Makes Sharp Talk on
Leakages jury Secrets

listening t. JHe@a tiIacezs FgEalE- 4
shor1 time paettza5 aisPEaa@=d the
toul1,
NJ any rate he forthwith ordered tile
sheriff TO have the 9rand jurors ia
court this morning at . o'clock 1t is
also stated that The members of the
grand jurl Were net pleased at the
tenor Of Judge Grace,s remarks.
At 3 O'Clock this morning ten or
eleven Of the grand jurors appeared
pursuant to Judge Grace.s summons.
One II two were unavodably dc
tanned and the others did not put in
their appearance To those present
Judge Grace stated thai he called
them together fer the purpose of
communicating to them business of
an official nature and that a full
grand jury membership VAS desired.
He therefore excused the members Of
tie grand jury present until / go
O'Clock this afternoon.
Promptly at l.@0 O'Clock this after
noon Judge Grace. asdored the grand
ial& into The court room. He stated
as the reason of his recalling the
NY was to correct what appeared to
be u misunderstanding on the part
Of the Jury OF his remarks of the af-
te1h 2n aefose. and OF the powers and
duties OF grand Jurors He rehashed
his remarks of the afternoon before.
telling them that he had read them
the law on the subject OF grand jurors
and court e,t1icials relating to the
revealing OF the grand jury
proceedings before proper process
had been made. He It'd them that in
dictments had been the subject of
common talk on the streets and that
he had charged them to make strict
investigation as to the source of this
grand jury leakage. Instead of that
he said. the grand jury retired and in
the period of very few minutes
thereafter, he saw the grand jurors
separated on the streets and was
informed that they had adjourned
until in y Eember
lie Informed the grand jury that it
W&s Hot sovereign body. bat al
adjunct Of the circuit court and sub
ice 70 its will. and that it could not
declare itself adjourned Withou the
courts permission. He said he pre-
sumed It VS. d misunaet standins OF
tie grand jury and Ws5lId let J6e mat
Ter pass without talzjng any further
0gniZahCe OF it.
He stated that the leakage Of the
grand jusH secrets was not q rival
matter: in f3et in its effect on the
public. he considered it a crime more
grave than murder or any Other crime
where capital punishmen1 Is pie
strIbed
IL repeated that the grand iu!E
should trace the matter 70 It's source
and report back b. Indictment rs
early as consistent ii possible
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
a NJ At1fiT1 eF 0gHN
zzGf.&.ES STATE o. I~ss9s "a.
GREA1 lD#aI CE.&f .za
"oro-s N.s.aIs suPp'y sa'a u 81
7aftgy MHi34ns ., GusaSis
Less Than Y1ar Ago.
zg.sEs 5T5s o. EFs4ez =.
c7Ea1 C9#sI CEs>Ta

Chicago 0et. H. Pfivae at9lle-
FROM the plinctDaI corn CROWNS see
lions SHOW an uneeyen state Of affairs
in the condition OF this cereal
In Indiana some corn is almost dry
enough now to crib: some will be
ready in about a month One may
buy an almost unlimited amount at
10 cents.
In northern Missouri and southern
Iowa the corn seems to run about fifty
.,ushels To The acre and The condition
is perfect y good movement Is eX-
pecIed IN &oA ember and farmers arc
selling freely ct 30 cents.
IL southern Kansas the Tcxas and
Panhandle trade is taking all eofn
and oats Offered. There will be jt9le
cora to 90 CA tec general market
As fast as enc farmer brings IN
load of corn another farmer stands
ready to take Il out again for iced"
is the report from that section.
The foreign markets fo1 fioar es-
pecially appears to be playing & Wait
ing game, hoping for q recession in
present Wholesale prices.
y New York message to Finley Bar
fell & Co. said the United Kingdom
especially London, was carrying the
smallest stocks of -four on record.
The consumption is keeping the
worlds stock low. The worlds Wis
ible supply is 10000 900 bushels under
last years. and 50,ooo.0oo bushels less
than two years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
MARKET A LITTLE OFF
On Cotton Compared With Week
~ Ago, and Grade Grows Better

The receipts Of cotton BY wagon
fsd the past three days have been
heavy on tie local market. The
srade Of the cotton brought to this
malket MS shown Improvement ever
last week y week age the grade
appeared much reduced bet one Of
the leading GOTTEN dealers says that
the grade is e0m:ns up now.
Tnefe is good demand faf all
kinds Of cotton, and he supply Is not
great enough 10 meet the demands OF
the number Of BUYERS on the local
market mpetition continues quite
sharp on account OF the Increased
number OF buyers One dealer said
to the Graphic that Pine Bluff prices
We're way up aIound the top and no
market shows better prices,
There is still a cry for picl1ers and
one jefferson county planter has al
vertised for 500 piekers at al adyane-
ed price. The usual price is 60 cents
hundred, bat the planters are offer
ing IS cents. and can't get pickers
at that price.
With continued good weather the
yield promises to be larger than mas
been estimated III this locality.
Prices are off from last week a
quarter OF cent and the prices at
present are IL cents for uplands,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Striking Miners Will Accept
Plan of Settlement

struggle brought to a close. The con,
yention will be called to order in this
city Monday morning and it is the
hope and the belief Of the officers of
the union that the mining Of coal will
be resumed before the close OF next
week, after suspension of more than
five months. The citizens OF the en-
tire region are much elated that the
strife is almost over because business
in the coal fields has been practically
paralyzed since the strike began.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Broom Combine is Projected.

Galesburg. H.. Oct. 1.-THE Boyer
81 oc1n company of this city. has been
asked to join broom manufacturers
combine With a capital Of $4,000 900.
W. A. Shepard, OF Syracuse. N. y. is
the promoter. One of the purposes
is to push the export trade. The Boyer
firm is opposed to the scheme. fearing
the combine will promote convict Ia
Dor. and union men think it will re-
suit in the abolition of the union
labor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
She Got Her Divorce.

Edna Hefron, a well known yaun9
woman of the city, was granted a di-
yorce in Jefferson chancery court
this mornnS on her petition alles-
ing desertion. J. G.. Porter. attorney
ID item in the case, reported to
the chancellor his inability t. locate
the defendant, Martin Heffron.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Medal for Best Drilled Soldier.

The sold medal to be awarded the
member OF the Jefferson Fencibles
most proficient in the manuel OF arms
in a comparative drill to be given at
the fair next week has been made
and can be seen at Gottlieb's store.
The medal is given by Mr.. L. Q. knox
and is Of a very ornate design.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Plans Have Been Perfected

inson, vice.president; J. \. Frazier,
lreasust ". W. Ware, secretary.
The zampany is composed of employees
81 the Cotton Belt railway. It pro
p9sas % own and operate 9 general
merchandise business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Sunday Services at Trinity Church.

Holy communion S a. M; Sunday
school. 9 80 q. M; Hely baptism. 10: IS
a. M: morning prayer and sermon, II
q. N. Subject: THE Church Of the
Living God. and His Relation to Bap-
tism." Evening prayer and address,
7::30 p. m Subject by request, Re
ligion versus Christianity Mr.. Henry
Pitcher, of Louisville. will preside at
the organ in both seryices.-Rev. W.
D. buckner. rectcr,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
President Will Be Ex.Presicent's Guest

PrireeJon \ J.. Oct. l7.-The an
nouncement was made AeFa last night
that President Roosevelt will be en-
tertained at the home of ex=President
Cleveland if his health viii allow him
20 attend the inauguration of Wood
row Wilson as president of Princeton.
on October -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
ARKANSAS HIS BIRTH PLACE.
Hon. Tom [. johnson of Ohio Ma
tive Of this State.

tive Of this State.
Hon. Tom l.. Johnson. WIZ has
become so conspicuous as a Democrat
ic leader il Ohio. is n ti,e of Ar
kansas, having been born and reared
in Desha county in this state. says the
Little Rock Gazette His father Col.
Albert J hnson. was for years prom.
jnenf planter near I.aeonia, Ark.
Cot Albert johnson was a FIST cou-
sin of Senator Robert W. johnson and
cot Richard II. Johnson and this is
IL another way OF saving that the
ONO finaneiei ana statesman is akin
|, a greet many prominent people i'll
this state,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

The stoe5holde5s i the Pine Bluff
Co-oDeratlye association have perfect
ed organization. The capital stock
viii lie $4,000 or l.ooo shares of So
each. Oficers we're elected as follows.
S. ]. Bumpass. president; Ralph r '0-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Grand Jury "Jacked Up.

NJ c''S w
THE really interesting development
the day came later Judge Grace
h through the day had been eNecut-
(g the business of the court in most
(goluus manner. II counsel did not
I've his witnesses ready. Or ii he had
Hong tale of woe to exploit to the
hurt. he was sileneed promptly cases
= |ere remanded back TO justices with
|etMletfons to enforce otiginal judg-
ent. and all affairs of the court
ere hustled through with the great
expidition
The stcHnosfty exhibited by lUdge
taee through the day was porten
pus. The very atmosphere Of the
teait eeat chamber was ladened
th impeadiae troubles. When The
land jury made its report late in
afternoon. calm on the bench
sued. It was the C. I'm preceding
storm. Sudden,y the storm broke
en Judge Grace from the bench al
Pssed lie srand jurors. the R}ose-
ing attorney and other Officials of
court but especially the first tvo
htioned
le told them that the knowledge
an indictment which had been
prned against a certain county OF
Rl had gotten out and was cur
talk on the streets before any
Flal return on the Indictment had
p made. He stated that he knew
Pc way by which an Indictment
q be learned of by the public but
ugh the grand jurors or the prose
pg attorney.
then cited them the law govern
Pach matters and read to them the
ity prescribed by law for the
jurors or the prosecuting attor-
revealing grand jury secrets. He
eed them to carefully investigate
matter and ascertain if possible
the grand jury matters leaked
tie advised them to summon
sses and to prosecute the inves-
on 81 the matter until tangible
s could be secured.
|ee Grace's remarks. compared
report OF the indictments, as
effect on thase in the court
presented a striking contrast.
'emalks had a sensational eff
ef concluding what the court
fei4 the grand jury returned to
/ fhamber Then they decided to
Il until November 10, for the
p oil awaiting developments in a
al way and for the investigation
county farm Jail. poor house,
hef county institutions. commit
dVlng been appointed for that
! fumored that the action of
F'ad jury in adiourning after
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

The afternoon session OF t.4a circuit
canu Thursday was enli1ened by the
Grand Jury reporting the finding OF
sixteen true pills and by character
|isticallv vigorous talk delivered by
1udge Grace to the grand jury, ana
tbn officials OF the circuit court, con
.cerning the leaking out OF indictments
and other grand jury matters before
|same had been reported to the car
|cut court
The report by the grand jury OF
having found sixteen true bills was
hot considered startling. Net an eX-
|cIamation of surprise was heard Ill
ktbe court room when that report was
r,ade Neither did the countenance
IF any me present official or specta-
Tor, change.
/ siyteen tlue bills is small mattef
Uith the grand Jury which is now
engaged in passing upon the criminal
matters Of the county. It is a very
1nl day with that body when the best
\hev can do is to report sixteen III
AILMENTS. They price themselves
u porting these little tFouhle=biing-
X the hundreds, and az many as
Ms. hundred have been returned IN
|ne day Though ii always follows
hat when grand jury makes a re-
ort. expressions on the faces Of
hose in the court room assume a
barked change. it was not so III this
hstance This grand jury has made
reputation for strenuositN not eN=
elled by any which was ever empan-
led in Jefferson county. and when
hey repolt anything under one hun
red indictments nothing is thought of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

oE- E Nl5t4 49,
94aas.E a-=aHH aaaaa Haa.=a51
h 9as1e - alt a.ea. 81 H6i# -
I.a"aiaHsl d1 H@ ma laa fhase
Il.a.a4a zIM eaGa.aaas P.asaI
s.H5e Il So. The pleregz a Rabel
Lee Az Him. and asafn=t# his 0i#f
and by u 5aace did felouoasy r5t.
steal ao3 ean& away the property
Il mel
For aggravated assault tile iatiteE
ments cH@se that Tully Murray and
Webb made an assault without prnz5-
cation and 4ndef circumstances show.
Ing an abandoned aud wicked di@Ba.
sit5oH. upon Robofi Leo with a deadly
#e9pon in The shave al 4 Ia2e eiiel.
- :. !,
More Gambling Indictments.
Indictments h4e le4g aetbasH t
a2aHzf 4e5sT4 Charles Bentse',,
Eoatz samGels AMI s=a ,Tos -
@4nLns Willie iii. ealoIal lfss
been indicted fer d. 5aaz 1T
AaI aIa 96a ea 66ad.
:. j. i,
Murder Case on ira
51e1e HelHis. e3#ofed is 6eIaa - /
tel. murder IN ttle=filst degree iu=faa
circuit court today \ 5d paH af
the day ha. been spent IN getting n
iafz 10 Try the e2sP. Morris Killed
Rose iIod&es, negfess, several
months ago al Tamo. Attorney +.
Hayis Nixon and H. X. Tones afo
defending Morris.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

to s for rivers, S IL for bende'5.
and fancy prices for extra, hi4h grade
staples
0nlz few Of the gins haYp started
In the bottoms. owing to the facf that
the III nters ATE too husE in picking
Secretary E. u Ra4seil'a report Of
the ttsai cotton movement issHea
this morning. Shows tuat the receipts
ot=the present season aro less than
those for l931 or la0o The receipts
for thls season are Hose. fo 1a9f
were 12.53S. and 1866 fer 1900 Tho
report in detail is as follows
1902 1901 100
Stock Sept. 1.... 20o 3172 lG8
Received 6} river l50 00oo fGt
Received BY rail-. .et75 4S9S 5f08
Was = .......... G5G7 764o S5a5
Tot9i ...=......=..... 130@2 l57lo l50$6
SHIPPED .....#..... 627i 1871 1902
ssoak ......=...# eSlS 7736 4574
The following is the movement for
week ending October Is. 1902
Receipts ........#.-.#. .#.#.#.#.=.#..= 3215
SHIPPED ....#.=.- =...=..=..... 24Sl
Excess receipts over shipments 2812
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

ROOSEVELT AND CLEVELAND.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27
= aezEnfermedades de la piel

Siempre que Ia ocasion Sc nos presenta
aconsejamos q cuantas personals sufren de sar-
pullidos, for1nculos, eczemas 6 en- general, de
Intermediates de Ia piel, que hagan uso del
Alquitran Guyot, pues con el Sc logra en- POGO
tempo curar aun aquelas mas antiguas re-
beldes todo otro remedio. Una cucharadita
de las de cafe, de Alquitran de Guyot, mezcla-
do con cada vase de aqua al tempo de conner,
basta para obtener dcho resultado. De venta
en- todas las farmacias
Advertencia. os qusieren vender tai 6
cual producto en- lugar del Alquitran de Gu
yot ''desconiad de la oferta es interesada.
Lo mejor en- tales casos es exigir terminante-
mente el Verdadero Alquitran de Guyot, cuya
etiqueta 81 es legltino, debera llevar, ademas
del nombre Guyot, en- etras grandes la fir
ma tambi6n de Guyot al bies y en- tres colores
vo'eta, verde rojo, & igualmente las sefIas
del Laboratorio: Casa L. Frere, 10. rue Jacob,
Paris.
NOTA-Puede reemplazarse el Alq1itran
de Guyot por las Capsulas Guyot al Alquitran
puro de Noruega; pues son igualmente eica-
ces. Las verdaderas capsulas Guyot son blan-
cas- llevan inpresa en- negro la flrma Guyot
sobre cada capsulas Dada la diferencia de mo-
media el tratamiento resulta sumamente barato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27
ASSe@S &
IS 5 ) . Gl - GrlstianlSif1c g 8
= @~~@AF==5N@~~@
San Juan Evangelista y Ap6stol del Amor

FuG natural de Bethsaida, hijo del Zebedeo
de Santa Saome. hernano de Santiago el
Mavor Contata veintdos amos, clando astls
le llam6 al apostolado mereciendo de su dlvlno
Maestro las mayores distihciones. Llev6le CON
sligo cuando resuct6 4 Ia hij de Jairo, al Ia
Dor al huerto de las Olivas Al pie del Cal
vario mereci6 la singular honra de recbir por
madrc 4 Il nlisna Madre dc Dies. En- el lago
de Tiberiades, juan lue el pritnero que conoclo
a Testis resucitado' Solo 81, virgen, conoci6 Ia
Virgen dice San Jet6nimo. Despues de Ia
Ascension de Jesds &c Ia Venda del Espiri-
TIL Santo, qucd6 al clidado de Ia santisima Eir
gen, como el hijo mas obediente y sr1niso Ia
mas tierna de las nadres Muerta esta ar
diendo en- cello por la gloria de Jesucristo llevd
la antorcha de Ia fe hasta los confines de Orlen-
te Escribio el "Apccalipsis" un Evangelio
tres Epistolas, y, despues de convertir Immune
rabies gentiles de obrar grandes portentos, ia
leci6> el dia 27 de Diciembre, hacia el ailo Io4
de la era cristiana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27

la irma, volv6 a'earse, hizo fin, varias evolu
clones gesos hasta que rompi6 hablar para decir
que mejor quedara aquella cabeza que q
oj.
No tendrfa inconvenience dar ahora misno
5000 pesetas por ea--ternino dicieldo
-Cabalero-repuso el joven,-rne han ofrecdo Va
5000 he cedido el cuadro por preco, nj p
derG TN cGntimo de los 1000 duros. Es toda
mi fortuna solo una grande perentoria necesdad me
obliga 4 separarme de G por dias, dejandolo
prenda de 1900 pesetas que hoy mislno hacen fal
ta
-cUsted necesita en- el acto 1900 pesetas-repico
e amateur ;pues acepte usted 1000, caidad de
prGsamo, sobre el cuadro, d6elo mi casa per
juicio de entendernos mas adelante
El joven parecia confuse vacilaba en- contestar.
-Sehor mfo-acab6 por decir-yo no qusera ofen-
derie pero puedo dear mi cuadro poder dc per
que es desconocida.~
-tDesconfia usted dc mi:-pregunt6 el caballero
tono agrio engallandose.
No es ESQ., s1no que.
mo ba usted, sin Inconvenience, dejar aqui su
cuadro2
-Si, senior pero este es. casa alberta, eStabeci
da legalmente.. Me daran un resguardo. icomprende
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27
~ fBIDLIoTEcADEL BoLETIN MERcANTIL.

celcbr6 propio chiste con una risita mperti-
nene.
Sin embargo.-insistio el joven.-Deseo que us
ted 10 Yea. ESto es dinero todas ho-as
quieras 8 no desenflnd6 el joven su cuadro. que
lnmediatamente rcconoc6 el prestamista, por el
mismo q1e haba estado expuesto en- Ia vecina callc
Sf-diio dspcencia --conozco de vista esc re
Que vale 5000 p Setas.
-Quza las valdra, pero nadie 10 ha querido com
prar, puesto one viene usted empef1arlo
Me Ofrecfan va 6Ooo pesetas, no quise
Nal hecho. ioven.
-Por 10 visto usted es inteligente en- pintura
Estando estos dimes diretes lego de Ia Gale
cabaero el cal habfa estado ALI das anes con
jeo de comprar cron6mero de oro que no Sc llev6
por discrepancies de opinion cuanto al preco.
Conccioe 81 prestamista, y, ganoso de dar salida al
reloj deshizo cumpdos el recien llegado sin
hacer del oven que haba puesto el lenzo adosdo
la pared, sobre el mostrador.
Sali6 relacir el reoj, reanud6se e. ajuste e uno
que tanto e cue cuanto va parecfa dspueso el
cabalero quedarse el cron6nero, cuando cayo
mrada sobre e cuadro
Enorn6 entonces IS ojos bu CO puntos dc vista evi:
tando e refeo de luz sobre el ler acerc6se eer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27

Diciembre eS, Doningo.-Los Santos lno-
centeS.
Diciembre 49, Lunes-Santo Tomas Can
tuariense y San David.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27
Departamento del Interior
Junta Superior de Sanidad de Puerto Rico
Noticia impOrtante

Por Ia presente Sc informa que los exane-
nes para obtener licencias de M6dico Dentistas,
Farmac6uticos, Comadronas, Enfermeras, We.
terinarios, Practicantes, Y Plomeros Sc verifca-
ran en- las ofcinas de la Junta Superior de Sa-
nidad, en- San Juan, en- las siguienes fechas;
M6dicos Enero 5, 8 y de 1903.
Dentistas: Enero s, 9 10 de 1893.
Far1nac6uticos: Enero IL, I3 ID de 1908.
Practicantes, Comadronas Eufermeras.
5, 10 y de Enero de 1908.
Veterinarios prac ~icantes: Enero Io, 20 y
2I de 1908
Plomeros: %, 23y "a de Enero de 1908.
Para mas infornes dirigirse al Secretario
de Ia Junta.
r. NJ HERNANDEZ. ND.
Director de Sanidad.
San Juan p. 4. SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27
Agradecidos

FL seilor Fernandez Mater nos ha obsequia
do con una invltacion para el baile que cele
brara la Fraternity" ell dfa 1ltimo del corrien-,
tc mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-27
PARA CURAR Ell RESFRIADO
EN- UN DIA

tome las PASTILIAS LAXANTES DE BRO
MO-QUININA. FL bolicario le devolver5
dinero 81 no Sc cura. La frna de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada oajita,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-07-24
S1eeYea

! Sleeves on some of the bodices and
fancy waists are CONSIDERABLY larger.
SKIRTS OF street costumes are to be
somewhat shorter, and those for re-
iceptions, dinners or any sort Of house
wear are to be heightened. says the
Pittsburg Dispatch.
For full dress functions for the
winter season are to be worn some
lovely white lace dresses made up over
two thfcknesses Of white mousseline
brilliant or chiffon, the coquilles of
lace and chiffon forming the trimming
being daintily intermiXed with loops
and ends of irregular lengths of the
Darrowest black velvet ribbon. There
is nothing novel of course about the
use of black velvet ribbon. 1t was sup
posed hat the summer season would
practically end it's marked vogue, but
this is not the case. Its use will be
manifest in the season before us.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-07-24
Skirts.

The fashion of short walking skirts
Is a boon, but does not seem to have
met with popular favor enough to have
been adopted for the smarter cloth
gowns. These are still long enough to
trail considerably. The sheathlike
skirt is much modified, and the gored
skirt with circular side and a little full
nes just at the back is much more Of
q favorite. There are skirts with one,
two or three f%ounces, but the plain
skirts with tremendous fare and trim
med with the fiat trimmings are made
i'm the handsomest materials. Velvet
bands trim many gowns, while stitched
bands of silk or satin still remain in
fashion and are used on the handsom-
est of velvet gowns for the street and
on the embroidered lace gowns for
evening wear. Both rough and smooth
are used, the rough, shaggy
ones for morning and made short, the
cloths for afternoon and rath-
'eE smarter wear made long.-Harper'S
Bazaar.