davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
LOCAL MENTION.
D;d You Ever See Better
Cement Stolen

Fish and game than at Chas. L. Wilkinson s.
- to gs4 anG ~ 10 ~ Center Marhetz
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Genuine S., 50, and 81 Sample Shoes.
Three hundred styles, AZ S2.s5. Reenc's Shoe
Store Dos q Street northwest
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Mr. and Mrs, Wayne ManEeagh were
among those who entertained dinner
guests last evening
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
NO NOTES
NO INTEREST.

Our stock Of mattings contains
a greater variety of patterns
than you VIII find elsewhere IN
Washington. Every quality Is
guaranteed to give satisfactory
wear, and we tack ali mattings,
linoleums, and oil cloths on the
floor free Of extra cost. Baby
Carriages and Go-Carts are here
IL a multitude Of new and beau
tiful designs, and at exceptional
" low prices. Your summer
cooking should be done on
Dangler Blue Flame Stove. We
have a complete line of them,
also gas0lene stoves and coal
ranges. RefrigeTators, lee Chests,
Porch Rockers, Window Shades,
and furniture for every room IN
your house. Small weekly or
monthly payments.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Beautiful Flowers at Shafer's
Two stores, Fourteenth and J., l-lI Penusyivaui;
SEeuuc-
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Miss Grace Parker and Lieut. Ernest
Manning Reeves, L S. a. were mar
ried at ST. Patrick's Church last even
ing. The bride. who was escorted by
her father. wore a handsome gown OF
white cloth trimmed with rare old lace
The bodice was trimmed with chiffon
roses and iGcTusted with pearls. ana the
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Senator Aldrich is one of the late ar
rivals at the Virginia Hot Springs.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
'as."' :nss News and Gossip of Society,"
Philadelphia
New York

visit the Azores. Gibraltar. Naples, and
Genoa. and make Continental trip.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Mrs. MacBride, OF 1925 K Street. will
not be at home tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Miss Marie Oge. OF San Francisco. and
Truxtun Beale were quietly married in
New York this morning Mr.. and Mrs
BeaIe Will go abroad on an extended
wedding trip
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Miss Jeanne Marie Power and Eugene
Clarence Tubmann. of Baltimore, were
married yesterday morning at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Vim
cent William Power. 1884 Twenty-eighth
Street northwest. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. J. T. Y Null
vaney, after which wedding breakfast
was served
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
WdrapYwanie sic
pod gore.

Jest czarujaea dajaca SHE, roz~
rywka. Ono rozwija nietylko cia-
10, lecz umys{. Wierzcho}ek Alp
W Szwajcaryi ma swa strone pre-
ciwna W naszym w1asnym kraju, W
S'erras, Cascades i czescia " Ro-
ckies.
Najwyzszy lodowaty w~ierzcho}ek
W Stanach Zjednoczonych jest Mt.
Rainier " Washington. przesz}o
$500 stop wysokl. Ia wspania}a
CORA ma IS albo wiecej, olbrzymich
lodowatych p1az6w pc nizej do
wczo}gania sic j wyrzuca swe lodo-
we bry1y do rzeki Columbia albo
Puget Soudd. Wdrapywanie sig
ma szczyt wierzcholka, jest CORAL
ska sztuka godna kazdego g6rala.
Ia 25 6. Chas. S. Fee, Gen'l Pass.
Agent kolei Northern Pacific W
St. Paul, MINI. = po6le pod kaz-
dym. adresem ilustrowany katalog
nazwany climbing Mt. Rainier
opisujacy wdrapywanie sic pc To-
dach ma szczyt CORY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
w ogniu.

Zapualteniipe pluuc,' przsenllosil ME
NAL tax wiele .znaczssnia do zvyk1ee-
go umysln, jak DO uu.czonego me
e1perta. Pluca q zapalo-
ne albo Nv. ogniu' Potrzebujesz do
brego lekarstwa do gaszenla go.
Zadne inne lekarstwo ME dozna1o
lyle powodzenia co Severy Balsam
ma p4uca zrobilo W takiejj trudno6ci.
W zasciankach zapalenia, luzuje ma
gromadzona flegme, sprawia lekkie
oddychanie, i wytwarza zdrowe
normalne p~o}ozenie " organash od-
.dychania. Otto pan w. Hopkins, z
Waybuan ASA. Can. otem powiada:
,,Drogi Panie:" otrzymawszy
butelke Severy Balsamu ma pluca
cd przyjaciela, kt6re mi sprawi}o
tax wielka ulge W przypadku paso-
wanna sic La Gripa, re ME moge
sic powstrzyma6 cd polecenia 60
najmocniej kazdemu.
Severy Balsam ma p}uca, nisz-
czy kazde zaziebienie W kr6tkim
czas1e, osoblwie jezeli uzywane W
}aczno6ci Severa i Cold Cure Ia
blets One lecza kaszel g%wa}towna
febre, choroby krtaniowe, zapalenle
p}uc i wszystkle choroby p}uc i gar
d1a. Cena Csc so. F'ytajcie naj~
pierw aptekarzy, jezeli ME bedee mo-
gil wan dostawic piszcie pod adre"
sem w.. +. Severa Co. Cedar Ra-
pids, Iowa. Ma zam6wienie "a $l.00
albo wiece oplacimy przese}ke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
WyWr6cenie WsZystkich
prZepOWiedni.

I. F. Hughes, by} kandydatem ma
skarbnika powiatowego " Du Pont,
Ca, lecz by}o przepowiedzianem,
ze ME bedzie zy} sze6c miesiecy.
.Cierpiaf dolegliwo6ci z powodu Gle,
kacego wrzodu W p}ucach przez try
lata, iego zycie wlsialo ma wfosku,
gdy sic dowiedz;a} o DR.. Kings
New Discovery ma suchoty. Spr6-
bowa4 go, i zosta} W kohcu wyle--
czony, obalif przepowiednie wobec
wszystkich co go znaja. Jest gwa-
rantowany, jake skuteczny ma cho-
robe gardfa i p}uc przez NJ. j. Ko-
walewskiego. Cena SOC $l.oo. Blu
'telke ma probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01


Wycieczka ola poszukujacych
grunta ma p6}nocno zach6d /
p~o1udniowozach6d, TAME ceny
ma zach6d ola kolonist6w.
koleja North Western Tykiety ex~
kursyjne pc bardzo znizonych &C.
mach So ma sprzedaz do wyzej wy
mienionych terytory6w. Glowny
pociag wagony sypialne ola tu-
-ryst6w, wagony wygodnemy krze-
sfamy rozkfadanemi ,najlepszemi re
wrzystkiego" O czas sprzedazy zu-
pe}ne informancye, pytajcie agen-
tow kolei Chicago. & North-Wes-
tern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
Wycieczka ola poszukiwaczy
siedZib.

10. Pazdsiernika, kolej Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul, sprzedawa6
bedzle tykiety ex k~urzyjne do VIE
In miejsc y stanach Indiana Ohio
takle do Louisville, KY, pc b.rdso
znlzonYch cenach Szczeg6fy, podiug
kt6rych sic motaa zast6sowa6 % do
nabvcia u agenta sprzedajacepo ty-
kiety albo q F. A. Miller, general
Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
Bardzo tanie ceny do Den
yer. COlO.,

koleja North Western. Tyklety ex~
kursyjne .sprzedawane bede cd 4 do
8. Pazdziernika w}acznie, z kardzo
uwzglednionym okresem czasu do
powrotu, zpowodu rocznej konwen-
cyl stowarzysEenia 6w. Andrzeja.
Zg}osi6 sie dc agent6w kolei Chica~
20 & North-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
Ia Gene jednej jazdy
tykiet zwrotny
Chicago Great Western

Do miejsc po}ozonych W British
Columbia, Canadian Northwest,
Washington, Oregon, Old Mexico,
Anew Mexico, Minnesota, North
Dakota, Manitoba, Georgia, Florida
i North Carolina. Rozciag}e ogra-
niczenie powrotu. Tykiety ma spree
daz 6 i 90 Pazdz. sill List. 0
blizsze informacye pytajcie agent6w
kolei Chicago Great Western, albo
J. P. Elmer, G.P.A., Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01

wy inni tel kazdy W swa stro-
ne Gospodarz najp6zniej :
Janem Zubrem wybr l s'e
dosyc poka6"o pieknie ma
dw6r swej protektorki. a pan
ma Karol,na zosta1a z o Gem
ma gospodarstw'e W W'erz
ch6wce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01

.HSEE# @@T##.ENH -"E-.E-#. r
TAME ceny 2 Winony koleja
Chicago Great Western.
10. 10 do Billings, Mont.
81. 10 do Livingston albo Ninsdale,
Mont.
1910 do Helena albo lutte, Mont.
as go do Spokane, Wash.
1910 do Portland, Ore Seattle i
Tacoma, Wash.
28. 10 do Oancouver j Victoria b. @.
Tyksety sprxedawa9e beda AZ do
so. Listopada w1acznie LL.epsze OBJ
sluga isodmiennie zaopatrzenie. @
xupe}ne informacye zglosld sic do
agentdw kolei Chicago Great Wes-
tern, albo do ]. =. Elmer, g. .. "a.
IChioago,I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
dworze ,akby

lakby wymarlo.. mu.
odda6 swojemu cchhl|ofpcu
Potem z !, St do drzw'
(pan'nriazl ~JIacch|nrii'e:1w skry
a SIC q I parafw ~, po
nawolywaf, a. wreszc't
&c SIN echem do kola d~6r
So. Wszedzie "a
stall, drzwi ~po>amykane, nj
pdzie zywego ducha. w
ogr.dz'e CO zy'n pochowa}o
SIC W krzak'. gdyz TAXA by|a
instrukcya Starosty. ze pc
XII on sam SIC EOSC'om NC
objawi. nikomu ne wyrywat
sic naprzod. ami naradz't ma
indagacya. -Obszed'szy d~or
lax z lor-tahskim dzwonkiem
czasu bury, panowie e diva,
wr6cili pod ganek siedli ma
.lawie / poczel SIC Sm,sc.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
Roczne zgromadzenie iowa
rzystwa Sw. Andrzeia W
Denver, Col. I'll 1903.

Kolej Chicago Great Western,
sprzedawat bedzie tykiety zwrotne
cd 4 do 8 Pazdziernika "a Gene jed
mel jazdy i SO cent6w dobre do pc.
wrotu do 81 Pazdziernika. O bliz-
see informacye pytajcie kt6regokol-
wick agenta kolei Chicago Great
Western, albo J. P. Elmer G. PA.
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
&aI1 Special Reduced
@Z Excursion Rates

Nadzwyczajne znizenie cen OK
k%ursyjnych. Nastapi ma wszystkich
stacyach kolei Chicago d North
Western, Z okazyi ni1ej podanyoh:
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo
Z do III Pafdziernika, Brother
hood of st. Andrews Convention
San Francisco i Los Angeles. Cal.
go do SO Pazdziernika, American
Bankers Convention
O informacyl w.gledem rat,
daty sprzedaaJ it'd, tel Tub innej
sposobnosci, pytajoie agent6w kclei
North-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01

Prey tsk m'stern'e rozsta
wionychna wsze strony siec ach
trudno by|o PAM Bozehsk'e;
z c6rka | ,ch tajemnemu (Jak
~m6wiono) pomocnikowi panu
Sta szkowi HorwstowI ME
~past W ME predict cay poi
niej... M,ais to do siebie Pol
ska zawze ze W niej SIC ucho-
wac cz}owiekowi i slowu by
10 bsrdzo trudno, odbrzmie-
.wa1c re swoboda. czesto zby-
teczna lada wyrzeczenie ME
.ostr6zne, powiekszanie echa~
mi %. a plotki rodzily sic
]atwo nawet z niczego.
Mona tel sobie w~ystawit
co L owego malzehstwa przere
wanego tax zawczesnie uczy~
mono. Rozeszlo sic to rozbi"
10 rozbebnilo po sas'edztwie
z ~najrozmaitszemi. komenta~
rzami. 0 awanturze pred
kosciolem. O nocy spedzonej
W Zmurkach O znalezieniu
sic PAM m}odej. Strukczasze-
go Zbis{awa ~rozpowiadano,
a cieszono sic tenn bardzo.
Jedn' brazil strone Strukcza-
szego l. panny Anielii, drudzy
Zbislawa. role stryja sadzono
surowo iz waryantemi tol~
mowano. S}owem narobilo to
wrzawy wiecej niz kiedykol~
wick jak' wypadek W okolicy.
Ale pomimo. Re uwaga
wszystk'ch zwrocona byla ma
wszelkle obroty os6b dziala~
jacych. " najosobliwszy
spos6b Cd c6rki | biesiady "
Zmurkach co sic dalej stale
z nowo za$lubiona p. Domi-
celia - zywa ME .wiedz'ala
dusxa. Przybywszy do domu
z koscio}a panic te kaza}y tyl-
ko przeprzadz konie, zabraly
troche rzeczy i zapewne pte-
niedzy, poczem odjechsly ;
wpad'y jak W wode Na,po-
wszechniej ~utrzymywano re
pojechac musia}y do Brigitek
do Lubllna - ale $ladu NE by
10. PAM Bozehska z domu
Skulska miala krewna pre-
lozona, ale ME zbywalo je)
take na powinowatych ! kre
wnych " Warszawie dokad
r6wniez udat sic mogta...
Co sic tyczy starosty stryja
ten pc milczacym " zmurkach
pobycie " owe noe panic
tina, odjechal do domu, gdzie
siedzal nalspokojniej " Swiecie
iakhv 90 3i,,1 q snrawa wcale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01

Ia Gene jednej iazdy do San
Francisco i z powrotem ko-
LEILA Chicago Great Western.
Tykiety pc powy8szej Genie spree
dawane beda cd 8 do II 9azdz. Z
powodu zjazdu Stowarzyszenia A.
merykanskich Bankier6w, 20-23
Pazdz. wazne do powrotu do 80
Li@top. @ bliasze informacye, py:-
tajcie, agent6w kolei Chicago Great
Western, albo J. P. Elmer, G. p.
"A. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01

/ A
ME obchodz,la.
zz'nliaaqpIy ch ;1fai!';t iego ten spo.
k6i i zobojetnienie czynily
podejrzane.sm11,li|. s. BylE e g cztek
ognils.t :yg ma poor ?" ni 'E''
otwarty. m6wiacy, 9
tel szczerosci do zbytku. bila-
cy sic W piersi zaprzysiegaja
cy glosno, ale.... nadzwy-
czai : tax fama nios|a pre-
wrotny chytry. Prawda,
ktora ~wypowiadaf rzadko
kirby zgadzala sic Pra~~
da
Znano go til re skepstwa
r6wn,e zreczn'e pokrywanego
uozorami wielkiei wspaniaso~
myslnosci. Wszystko u niego
bv.o ma okaz ale siedzacy "
tego komedyanta clio
wiec1ek.. gdy 60 kto puSciw~
sly wedks " g3ab wydoby'
- czarno i brudno wy
qlada}. Obawiali 60 sic ludzie
przy)aci6t ME mia} zy'
odosobniony. ale gdy interesa
w~ymagaly umiai wstapie |
postawic sic. We divorce byi
dosta tex wszystkiego ale pod
wlasnym ~jegomosci kluczem
, kontrola. Wdowiec bezdziet
ny, navel cd apteczki klucz
nosil W kieszeni.. Lud<iom
u niego bylo skapo.... "
divorce smutno. we ws'ach;.
uboqo ale domlsko z dala
Sw,ecllo frontem lkolumnaml.
| gdy dostojny gose przy]e-
po pahsku przy'ac sic
stlono. Na6wczas bosonog'e
pastuszki cd 1esi wdziewa}y|
barwe. dw6r sic zaludnial. 90.
a starosta grail tax role szczo-
drobl,wego gospodarza' II
niejednego oszukai.
Ia to we dni powszedoie
bylo pochowane
pookrywanc, i dop6ki sic nile
nagotowano "a przy)ec'e Cos
cia. pod pozorem niebytnos
CT Starosty czekat mus'a' "
ganku, al wszystko staoeio W
pogotowiu..
WlaSnie jednego dnia Stare
prywat'ssime " p'6~
kitlu po gumnsch.
. dworscy byli prey robotach
| jedoa stara eospo-
dyni W bokowce u okna 2
pohczocha ma stray postawio-
ma. dosiadywala W pustym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
ee6A&1&4kse&&se&
Szafawila = =
&xaF1~F55allSa441 z!
(Ciag dalszy)

Poczeli sic wszyscy Sm'ac
a Barahski m6wil dalej.
Toe zadna sztuka...
ruszy} ramionam'. Patrze
gdzie sic kurzy z kom'na 1
Jade po naszemu mow'ac'
jak W dym -. Zaiezdzam...
pytam, amin go kiedy W zy@.
we oczy widz'a1. ale to mic
Szlachcic szlachcicowi krewny
przez kogos zawsze, byle
koll'gacye zna}. Bee tego ami
rush,. Sakiewki ia ME
potrzebuje ale znat MUSIC kto
kogo rodzi .. Tom iak W
domu.. Bara6ski 5y} a "a tym
6w rodzi} sic z Baradskiej %.
tamteo byl z habka. 6~ 2
prabaka W powinowactw;e |
jestem lax W domu.
- TAX a gdy pana W
domu ME ma. to CO: spyta'
Tomsszewski.
Ma pana poc>ekam bonn
chpry.... a Juzc' g3sciowi CO
CT ka najskapszy w}odaz da
ola kon' po garncu owsa !
krupniku zgotowat kaze-....
Dale) pc dworach ida pleba-.
ME. Ksiadz samotny nudz'
&c.,. zawsze rad.... Pc
m,asteczkach So klaszto,y...
Sfowem z giowa kredka
przejedzle sic Polska z kohca
W koniec a }echat ma. szczeSc'e
/ wygrat.
Toe choG ludziom po
goScioie od)ezdne daG mus'sz
- rzekt Tomaszewski.
Tabak,! rozmia} SIC
- No - ale do Warszawy
ia sic nile otiaruje "a metoda
jechaG - rzekl z kolei "a
hrzeski ]ak VIOLA wasza.
Ale kt6zby tego pc wasz~
nose, wymaga{. ozwal sic
gospodarz a co myslicie
ma droge potrzeba - dam.
My sic tamporozumiemy. :,
Stane}o tedy lie sic naza-
jutrz wszyscy rozjada ale ME
m6vi4c mic n'komu cicho. sza,
niby zdesperowawszy 0 powie
D." - Oh - y
Zbislaw bral sic tel ia sztuke.
Wieczorem ola rozjezdnego
ME mozna .bylo ma sucho
skodczyt.. pito nlemiIosiernie.
--sN. .. r >sa-tt.-ta . -
A re dzieh byl duszny, a noe
jasna beczuike zanies'ono pod
lipy " chlodek i tam sic iut
rozpasawsxy dokazywano....
w slowach jednak byso POI
miarkowanie wielkie DO Ibis
law JUL ludziom ME wierzyl,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
Ia Gene jednej jazdy i 5000
koleja Chicago Great Western

Do miejsc W Arizona, Arkansas,
Colorado, Indian Teri, Kansas,
Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico,
Oklah oma i Texas. Tykiety ma
sprzedaz cd 6 i 90 Pazdz. - i'll
Listopada. O blizsze informacye
.pytajoie kt6regolwiek aggenta kolei
Chicago Great Western, albo J. p.
Elmer g. P. A. Chicago, III.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

a new style, and '~'sunbonnet' has taken a
big hold on the fashionable fancy.
Some new and pretty shapes are seen in
straw hats for girls Of all ages. and one
bunchy turban. slightly suggestive in shape
of a nursematd's cap, has struck a popular
note Many becoming sailor styles are
worn. The hat shape, as big as those OF
adults, is trimmed with a crown band and
a bow Of ribbon.
Sprays and wreaths of looped straw, in
the vivid colorings of the field flower
wreaths. ornament some amber straws with
decorative effect. Such hats come under
the ready-to-wear head and are the
special privileges Of girls who have
reached shirt waist age. For younger lasses
the regulation flower wreath is more ad-
mired. and on deep yellow straws, whose
wide brims sometimes fall Imply about the
face, there will be the old daisies. peoples
and eornfowers msssed in the old heavy
garIands.
Ribbon Is less used than flowers upon
little maid millinery, but when IL is en-
ployed II Ia put on In profusion. The large
bows placed at the front or the left side of
brim hats are of ribbon. and as many as
ten pieces OF the bebe sort will be used
upon a dressier headpiece for a smaller
child. This Is looped and knotted and tied
IN garlands. which are interspersed with
others Of small flowers. or with searfs Of
lace or tulle.
Hats for both baby girls and boys are
elegant, the drawn-net. null or silk shapes
displaying r~osettes Of fine lace and many
sorts OF delicate flowers.
AS TO ordinary and general STYLES for
children, no department shows any marked
change from a season ago The same little
sailor suits are seen for both sexes. with
only a variation In the size of the collar,
which is shallower and broader than
formerly. Some Russian suits OF brown
and blue linen for both boys and girls are
made all In one piece. with wide belts OF the
same material. These are hox-pleated back
and front. and the belt which slips under
linen straps is worn far down. almost as II
II were around the hips. Plain sailor hats
and stout foot coverings go with such cos
tunes. hut for any sort of a dressy get-up
white socks and patent leather slippers are
much to be admired.
Galatea Is a serviceable texture used for
many OF the boys suits destined for hard
service. and linen crashes Of all kinda.
duck, denim and pique are others. The
ready-made salts In these materials are
inexpensive and the blouse waists and
knee trousers are IN models - simple that
they can Be made even cheaper ~ hama-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

partihed in treatment. The maiden must
feel partihed, and neither thick textures
nor sember tints can produce this en-
chanting sensation, not to mention the
good manners which go with self-content-
ment.
The small boy being a secondary consid-
GRAFTON where party inery is concerned. no
one stays awake over his summer dance
clothes. 1t is considered sufficient for boys
under 10 to honor Terpsichore with some-
thing white, but the sailor suit may be
either of the finest cloth or the coarsest
duck. Long trousers are more popular
for this service than knee ones, and with
patent leather pumps, white socks and a
wide black tie, Jack tar is thought hne
enough for his hOrnpipe.
Older boys dress much as their elders
do at summer gatherings, appearing In
white duck trousers, blue serge sack coats
and white canvas shoes. White catching
caps are worn to afternoon dances, but
the more fashionable think nothing or
going the longest distances bareheaded.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

The pleated blouse. which belts with a
tail long enough to cover almost all of the
trousers, is smart for boys Just out of
dresses, and comfortable besides. With
such sensible costumes little legs go bare
except for an inch or two of sock above
the boot tops; and all opinions agree that
tan leather shoes are more comfortable
than any other sort for summer wear.
1t may seem stretching a point, but the
summer wardrobe of the fashionable child
is not considered complete without a dance
frock of some sort. A visit to the establish
ment of any we'll known dressmaker re-
veals many such delights in Juvenile fnery.
The textures are gauzy. the frills countless,
and the wide sashes basted on very low
and spread out to display all the width of
the ribbon. The abdominal adjustment
of the little girl sash has come in again.
and to see one tied directly about the waist
is almost as much a novelty as to see
p~antalet bottoms.
An attractive frock for a child OF Z was
Of fine white Organdy. patterned with blue
forget-me-nots. This was girdled by a pale
blue sash. whose LOUNGES showed a plain
footing and tiny tucks, A tucked bertha.
trimmed with footing. embelhshed the low
short-sleeved bodice, whose left shoulder
bore a coquettish bunch of the fOrget-me-
nots.
A costume ever more French-doll in ef-
feet was of white silk point d'esprit. with
pale pink bebe ribbon and tiny pink roses
for ornament. over the bouffaut skirt.
which was placed over four others of coarse
net, the ribbon was loOped in bOw-tied
garlands, a half dozen strands caught at
intervals together. tied and clipped These
hung from little bouquets of the roses.
the low bodice showing the same garland
treatment.
Another point d'esprit froch was deco
rated with narrow satin ribbon, put on
gathered. and IN chose. deeply-scaIloped
rows. A dainty gown In plain white or
CANDY for a girl Of 10 was almost nun-like
In Simplicity. for the narrow bias frills of
this were merely rolled at the edge. This
rolling OF crisp raw edges Is a facile and
inexpensive decoration for oFgandy. for all
that Is necessary are fresh hands and quick
manipulation. Not a stitch of the needle
Is put into these round hens. which. when
well done. present a sophisticated air.
Another cheap and highly effective orna-
mentation is the pinch tuekins used on
all hin textiles, and with which scat
tered insets OF lace go handsomely.
II doesn't matter what the little dance
frock Il made OF. so IL Is something nIny
In quality. pale In eolOrtnG and sufAeisatiy
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
He Cot His Money Back

E. M. Virgins. a Joplin man. lost and
recovered $40 in an unusual way a few days
ago. He has the old habit of carrying his
surplus cash in the sweatband of his hat.
He had $50 thus hidden the other day when
he laid his hat down In a restaurant to eat.
When he got up, by mistake he wore away
another mans hat. For several days he
kept a sharp watch for the man he had ex-
changed with. Finally, he was walking
north on Main str eet, when a hat came
sailing from an electric ear, followed by a
stranger. who was angrily -muttering: by
gosh, 1 wish the guy that stole my hat
would fetch 1t back" Immediately remOvi-
ng the one heh had on he said to the
stranger: Ain this yOurs?' by gum, ii
Isl" was the reply. Virgins then mad a
grab for the other hat. and on turning
down the sweatband found that, sure
enough. his twenty ''plunks' were still
there. He will ~patronize a bank hereafter.
Kansas City Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
Reflections of a Bachelor

Marriage is ballast and a shift often
wrecks the crew.
When love blossoms into ink il is Tina
for a wedding or a lawsuit.
The spiciest things in a divorce case are
those the plaintiff doesn't know.
The guile of the maiden and the eduea-
tion OF the matFon are embraced in the
art Of the Wid0W.-NeW York Press.