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New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
FASHIONS IN STATIONERY.
Good Form in Note Paper and Wedding 1nvi-
fations.

4 greater part OF the correspondence OF to-day
s On the note paper OF the fabric varieties SHADES
Of lavender gray and blue are popular and TO ne
found on the writing
DEMPSEY q CARROLL. tables Of leaders in
society. Nothing Of
mora enduring fsAhion in better taste can De
found than the pure white delicate tints CT IVORY
and cream The handsome and desirable
~eIiu a.aiHh is always IN demand for social corre-
spondeaee.
In S-Hing paper the sizes most In fsVer are
rather square in shape. and consequently call Tor
an eblous envelope which holds the note sheet
when folded once These obIeng envelopes are
,zzaAa With square deep and round ccrnered maps
but extremes are very undesirable
Tfs veIi regulated writing table has liza wax taper
IN att4acftve design, and tits piece Of sealing wax
.1vrlrh 81 made match the writer's paper A1oIo-
srSgae arc IN use. and stamped either IN the
middle of tbs page the top or in the cofner al
she left Unique designs In initials hlpalhSIeo l
xnaay delicate shades are being shewn by tne SEi
knoSvn GscaeSy stationers. Dempsey Caeroh NO
z West Twenty-thiTd-st- A. .,tr,
They viii m6ke great change IN tas ptS"SiIans p n
size ar ths wedding note sheet To- the coming SS
son fhe proper thing being 5ssx1A. with an opIons
for fuxffations, sitheugh the elegant OId EngLs1
fs uSeA SY the very fashionable who do not regaFo
exreasa Visiting cards are being mace e1nen iE
size anA of pure white beard, ooth fof NEE sno
woEaen. the fashionable style for the engraving
Cd English.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
MEMS AND BOYS APPAREL.
An Endless Variety Of Business and Dress
SuitS
Suits.

srhsrs Ia nothing ia the way OF mems or 0o1s
-.sr,-r -snoarel that cannot be found at tHe
Haekett- carhart o Co. stores These are loo@'ea
nSe at Nos 2B. Ns
- ~ApuAaT CO and sA Broad
"~Ns - way. and there
many people have gone for years to learn what VIZ
he worn IN the coming season and to puronaSs liie
goods when the season comes The nouse h4s
esr,p6 the confidence Of the public. and fhro"sH
IS.-1 ,o+-onare has largely extended the business
sfnre Il succeeded the ole house OF BALDWIN tns
taTnr o,ghteen years sgo Clothing ready to wear
fs the main feature Of the business out tneFe AFo
kindred departments in each OF rne seoFeS
,I - ,,,,nad In which the assortment Of goods
q "a rou1nIsts that these departments appear 10
.S. oustoyoer the important parts Of the business
Tho shoe department is a suecessful rlVa! TO sl'e
regular shoe store The assortment OF men am
80. era inv Hats also play prominent part In
ths Hackstt carhsrt s. Co. stores The style ano
quality OF the hats are we'll known ana as eneS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

tery nerves aiona cannot distinguish between them:
Experience proves. too that one docs not uF" u
these as one does Of the cheapy distilled perfumes
Far over half century the process OF Lundoors
manufacture has been steadily improving until
now the makers challenge the nnest French productS
and invite the comparison of all lovers OF rarS ana
delicate perfumes. The delicacy and retinemenG OF
the various extracts are among their ehiet chaTms
Now that Dame Fashion from this other slde
rules that fine fragrances are in the best OF taste
for personal USE feminine fancy run riot among
the Lundborg wares The Goya Lily. suGGestins
the flower laden air of the tropics; the Violet
blossom itself the refreshing Rhenish Cologne,
the many delicious SaChetS and the soft, grateiul
Velcrema for the tenderest skin all these are only
a few that might be mentioned; But Of all the
Golden Jasmine Swiss Lilac. each in its
daintily tinted box the choice of the moment,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
ALL SORTS OF WAISTS.
Many Styles Of Linen and Lace-Baby's
Christening Set.

with mods and berks and wreathed smiles" .
Of eager shoppers in the waist department at
Franklin. Simon TO 8 (No. 4i5 Fifth-ave) up"
held Miss EstsIls
FRANKLIN SIMON g. CO, Clayton's enrhUsi-
astc declaration; i;
'well You have the stunning waists ana
suits I've anywhere
There all sorts and conditions OF waists-AeE"
lean drawn work. inset With blue pink butchers
linen. butchers linen hand embroidered. cluny. an
tique. Irish and other iaCes pongees. crepe dc
chimes. Persian appliluA-Wais,s simple and oFnate
with every manner of fastening from the mysteFI-
Gus to blatant large, enameIled buttons and the
suits challenge attention quite as strongly. Those
depending for effe%t on 1ne materials ana S3fIeoe
tailoring will be sought by the women disanected
with the elaboration that marks 10 many costumes
OF the
How well this shop has catesed to the needs oe
children is evident throughout the various and large
departments set aside sor them. and whether In
need of christening set or good suit for Master
RampagAoug, HnateVfamiltaa will hnd small cause
for disagpontmsnt 10 mode or M price tndssd rn.s
makes one forget the wearineSs OF Ahopping.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
NEW GEN sErTrHaA
Jewelry To Be Worn at Mountain and Sea.
lde.

Among the most beautiful in ths new Aeetirra -
gems, precious and semi-precious. are soma ~ ia.
Gorham designs CThe Gorham Manufscr "a. inR Com
pany. BroadEar and Nina
GORHAM MFG. co. tesnth-stJ in Pins Ben
dantA and tGIcsgs4z
pink petallcd blossom Of baruch pearls haA a a,.
mond CENTRE and fine fretwork Of chased mia a
combined, in exquisite design. with pink and whi.s
pearls, form broo"hlike belt and collar zIna
The new band necklaces in gold links, strddAd
with the sInondine American ruby. are 4 poo,1
lar ornament. and pendants Consisting 0f 4 huge
chrysophraSe. surrounded with diamonds pearls
and gold filIsree suspended from the throat
by z chain OF hdTlike detiCdOy. The latest Hancfsa
and the finest workmanship combined in tha4A
precious wares Iu fhe matter OF wrist haxs heaF
work is still at its zenith OF favor A small Kni1
finished bag, made entirely Of seed pearls fs
shown. with card 10 match. for something
like f00o. Then, there bags IN solid
gold beads and purses in exquisite bead shadirxs
Of silver and green. lined with rlns green kfd
There are old fashioned haGs, With cottage scenes
and Iandsca pes beaded upon them. and @ rd cases
Of fine duchesSe lace mnirH. with a sinzia
lizard and elephant skin. Eith fine relief work In
silver and tiny Jewels in open pattern the dark
leather. The rich dark natural tan OF the elephant
skin appears also in writing case, ornanente1
with the most exquisite martele design fn peoples
and vlolets: and a new thing under the sIn n era
way Of suit cases is Of Canels skin. the only
one ever made. II Is a warm. handsome brown.
lined with green rnoire and finished with Roy
plated brass mOuntIngS-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
FOR THE THROAT AND WRISTS.
Delightful Novelties Adding Charm to any
Gown.

Al William 8 Kinsey & Cos No 3so F4rn-GRA.
are shown the neatest accessories for throat ana
u,rfsts I'm the form OF handTorked linen cduarz
and cuffs that can Ss
vii lam q KlNSEY ina gtned- The dignity TO
which neckwear has
tained is deghtfully exhibited in this shop and the
only fault OF the assortment lies In the difficulty
Of choice II should also be stated that because
there ts to be a removal sale shortly TO No. 24s
Eirth-ave all these dainty articles are materially
reduced in price
That is so, however in ali the stock. and ths
prudent woman may pick up exquisite centrepieces
in point venise and cluny. tablecloths and napkins
OF splendid design or linen for summer frocks II a
way most satisfactory to the purse One OF the
and cuffs all matching one another. This . an eI-
penstve and transformations fad, and doubtless pGS
8 woman a pedestal Of exclusivsness-
II handwo-ked designs are wanted for Hnea
gowns here one may ind thGrn undUpnc2ted eLBs-
where. and IN naughty singlensss et purpose thai
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

6suue ard anneauK patterns, the Quaarile afInul
1n6 ,he two tone half visible creeks AIn pnsSss
are all new, and already i~Sof1'o" ~
side. .~.z,,. tha nrnhrot6aF0d wolfe
sem an1 to Be favorites we'll as the >n0FoioSF0U
spweIve anGied toque in Roman etrsW G1~ DE- o.
the most stylish designs n stSrnd d Iooniess ends
ef vide crimson velvet In front hSro S 10 tSe tor
5 sbsrAd sfair that La new and stElklnS; 0IS "a
An black Yeddo braid hEs aeH Wiseh. With
seTe or more OF tiny pink rose6uos Ounoleo "0~'
the frort form tie only trimming -. , war;
II tie new Iaces this establishment mas "a
f3culsriy full end choice assortnSnS - Eprand-
Sa,nS isyd on Are French inportatione Anc hAiio"
"a fE kTirS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
sEALsKrH FOB NEXT SEASON.
Predictions That Il Is To Be the Favored
FuF

Predictions That 1t A 10 DC INC E0NSAo~
Fur.
JsAckel T-nien Sauare) emphasizes the I1c1
chat fer the saving furs. purse and patience TINS
A tina season TO have ali fur garments oveflooAeo
and rsmodelled. II is well apprs'
a tAeKEI ctatsd fact that the modes for fur
are already established. and ta2t
Ss-ocras.aa ton will prove of little oeneht InS1s
!. has,Aes the advantage OF avoiding tha hurry Of
fail trade. .,.A.
No better time than spring is found TOT eltneF
che huvtnr OF made fur garments ar the Ssieessoh
- .I,ns DartIy because nors time and care can
. sSTe- ard partly because 1aeckel Y SHOWING
Enc6 splendid bargains In al tors OF 80. a.
tnS 49, 1fo more at the back ana hea9 eSsPef
I-H~ Ths shoulder, and 30 take the psoS OF '"S
oEer o,sr srS csne which has entirely gone cut g..
6uarteH coats w!u lead as Lne 9sSs xofa,
o. mSt1S mSH NJ It's reascnshleness and general use
pePetsitasSS rsrv coats for &utomonAine are ven
.1rnrtiye ard the chances are uaeA NnssT aSS ~A4t
~ ~ sstrsvsIent As squirrel skin -. .S,
Indeations point 70 sealsnH snd sa Il kss rafhsF
eoiS e5 5 hsEtad favor for the last I've yeAE Icy
vii ps - sseEets Examinations IN fufe are hS1-
fy c@fE S modisn a. furs are only apprSpEaAtessS ~
trimmed sy eenss.ss,ne , :SS sSs ,,s prSc.psi uss Vii
ttsS l =, tSs SS hotS sa6 Innings fer stoes or cosH
80 Of storing fur RSstacAU Wne5~
I,.ss ne see &na rrovision for them are meae y
foN o5vioue to dwell sh ~ na1oS sss1s ssS
pc pc trse6ogs f.esn anxety any woman seSs SclEa.
snri,t esre to aaas1Ens the care OF Iu!e oekssts
sts lie vrfeas ef3na of an the vel kaoWH teS az
msfs are bsdeiEg far favoF ana t"cfse~sns Ia
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
RKvtvAL OF MONKEY sKINs.

,he .oh1 Rusxtts Fur Company. OF No. Ss te n
Ns.-csrat while rst making rigid prophecy. stsh
strongly hints that net merely are al the fsEs OF
last seaasas popularity to keep their issss 90 fer
Dext year but in additcn. there is to os revival
Ct norksy stins sssi, Persian Lamb snd eFoAo'
t.H rA teing made I'D Ga the large coats very ex-
feTrsiveiy bofk with and without the ec1nhineslSn
Of other fpFh. A., -,,..-xxS. .hasa
ef cloth and fur. and for them the rsnse o5 eHs e
Sf7a9 r1av be fashsonabiy worn ts large. SSihk y
Sy5Segfs1 tr he much worn. Russian saoleS; OF
1zrFe &vo .7i reiF place. but even tnetf couss'
80 H1,dSr- E-.s will have firm hold on fevoF'
sun ;;:as .iaxlsa Sabie. Baum marten eAlas
eiIfiIa ermine OK lynx and bear are 81 ,11 70 Ds
ssH uath uroprfety OF style. In fact there nARS$s
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

field and naIetot the povs' and Youths depart
ments have never been more completely stocked
They contain Norfolk. military, sailor. school,
street and evening in varieties. the ma
teriaIs being cheviOts, homespuns. fannels, wool
crash and many other fabrics.
Brokaw Brothers carry also q complete line OF
furnishing goods which Is as well selected ana as
complete as the line mems and boys clothing.
This department includes underwear; shirts. night
clothes collars, cuffs. nPckwear. handkeTchief5,
hosiery and everything in ha berdashery for nome,
the Journey or for outing The livery departments
where pages. buffers. footmcn and Coachmen may
fnd ready wear clothes and the department
where cergymen's garments are kept in great
variety. are among the important branches OF this
great business.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

A Mark Cross Company store iE one of the show
places of Now-York. While their speciality is fine
harness and horse trappings. they do not conhne
MARK CROSS CO, alone. bSt mfaaufsstufs :
hardly an equal In this country. Everything that
be made Of leather into fancy goods they manu-
books brushes English kit bags tFavelliaE @ bags
clothesbrushes. ha1rbEushes ehatelanes suit cases
belts, etc. The Mark Cross Company, established in
horse goods Since their establishment here they
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

.narrn a fr bearing animal known that VII nSs ne
Sc levied on for it's Goat broad are the den'%1N
of the market IN that line. 49,. 4,r,s IN choose
+he skins and have garments remooel&e1. 60 xnanSs
citennent Of fall trade Is spsen' .ien Far better
Man to pck out the skins and have ehe en- srS
n the Kramer one likes than 70 VASE Set
II III tnnca IN hunting for the ready maze fsIemn ns.n
md as matter Of fact the e1nor1ntv Tor seIeo.
inn 1rhtch the John Ruszts Fur C9lnnpSns npS1a s"eS
e. IL In needless TO state, feh&"le e'"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

made on slender ngurs lines and Iet It out. or else
wear none at all either demanding that she
disregard her personal appearance. No woman sSn
AFFORD 20 do this, least Of all a stout wonaa- NO
egure need now remain unganly or unattrAcuys
as tn outline With bathing suit, shirtwalSL
street or evening dress the La GrecquS - sasSSS&
comfortahIe, graceful and adequate II e1n1Soss
sD up or down. and Is made to ADJUST AaS94T - -
shoulders waist and bust 20 ft any hSures Sit11tI
seams wrinkles or gulness. II iS healthfui a4 ~
as beautiful, and is we'll worth an tnEpSesaoA -
detail az the Fifth ava. show rooms
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

have upheld their English reputation and added
a name for distinctive and smart novelties: s. .nsS
bles known In America. The business has groTn
largely since 1t established IN He"S ra on
have been opened. and the Cross stores origana!Hy
tanned, has stores follows: No. 2S BroadWa1ys ~
opposite City Hall; No. 30 Ffth-aVe ana NO. LIZ
Broadway between Twenty y-hfth and Twenty -siXth
SITS; No. 20 Summer-st., Boston.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
HEALTH AND THE CORSET.

Never in the history OF corsets have women oeen
so comfortable in the wearing OF them 80 to-day
Not in many instances has so hea!thtuI Carmen
for the plump figure been disguised as tne Ia
rzracoua bust spnnortinx corset cover Wan Orden
Corset COMPANY No. 1s4 Fjfth-aye). Heretofore the
stout woman had TO squeeze herself into corset
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
A POPULAR FAD,

Tiny leather Gelf cases. two and half or three
inches long. are etched IN golsh figures. ana hold
two or three tiny golf stick searfpins of geid or
silver. Many OF them bear the name or NAN
haitian" Brooklyn or "Nsw-York'' in souvenir
fashion. while some have blank space for the
Ansarton OF tha name OF some especial linBs.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
MARARour aToLEs.

Marabout stoIes dyed to suit the taste % ths
have been introduced In Paris to take
the place OF the fur stoles which inds-
penBable during the winter.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

also. The line OF straw hats, tennis shoes bathing
suits handbags, golf costumes and feather weight
flannel suits now be Hackett Carhart
& Co.'S stores reminds the visitor that the Vaca-
ton Is hand and that the time for
spring and summer clothes has come.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

will not surze.t converted tabIecloths or made
over bedspreads- And the woman who laystn up
Christmas gifts, Ike the who wants Things CoT
more Immediate uses will find at Kinsey store
of treasures
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
PERFUMES OF THE HOUR.
Use of Rare and Delicate Fragrances Is
Among the Summer Fads.

Perfumes that among the aristocracy Of the
world of artificial odors the Lundborgs. made
directly from the petals Of the natural blossoms,
and like the fragrance Of these that the olfac-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
A MARK Cross COMPANY STORE.

and more appropriate and acceptable Easter gifts
could be ina gined
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
NEW THINGS IN SILVER.
Ali Sorts of Appropriate Things for the Golf
Player and Summer Girl.

Some chic and lovely new things In the silver
world are to be seen at the Meriden Britannia
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-10-15
kenosha Electric Railway Gets Another
lob Lot of Cars for Use on the
Streets Of the City.
NEW CAR BARN COMPLETED
Company Puts Up Barn Large Enough tt
Hold Ten Cars and Promises Modern
Cars Later In the Year.

Coney Island and Brooklyn are a
long distance from Kenosha but in the
next few weeks Coney Island and
Brooklyn cars will be running on the
tracks Of the Kenosha electric railway
and the only thing that will be neces-
sary is to take the car and let the i'm
agination do the rest. Yesterday
crowds of admiring people stood and
looked with wonder on the new cars of
the Kenosha Electric Railway COM
pany which have just reached the city
and it is evident from the appearance
of the cars that the promises of new
and modern cars for the line are to be
late of fu11f1lment. The cars which
have just arrived and which will be
used during the winter season are an
other job lot of ancient vintage, but
they have seen the world and this
should add not little to their value.
The cars have not as yet been re-let-
tered and the golden letters on them
proclaim that they were formerly own
ed by the Greater New York Traction
company and that they have been uti-
Lied for years in carrying pleasure
land and from the Jersey City ferry to
Brooklyn. The cars may feel little
lonely in the quiet regions of Kenosha
but they will have to stick to 1t until
the close of the winter as Presi-
dent Arnold declares that It is i'm
possible to get any new cars at this
time and the veterans of New York
service will have to last until the new
ones can be built next year. There
are two of the new cars and
third one is now being set up at the
barns of the company. The cars will
will be on the line during the winter
and the summer cars will be retired.
It is probable that the open cars will
be sent to the barns early IN November
and then the city will nave a strange
mixture of Chicago and New York
cars. IF possible the cars will be re-
painted in order not to dazzle the eyes
of strangers who visit the city and
hold out visions of jolly times at
Coney Island and Brooklyn. In the
mean time the company is building
new barn for the storage Of the cars
and the old barn which stood at the
end Of West Main street has been torn
down and the street is open again.
The new barn is in the same vicinity
butiti built on property recently pur-
chased by company. The new barn is
large enough to provide room for all
the rolling stock of the company. It
will have capacity of ten cars. It is
expected that the barn will be COM
pleted within another week and it is
now being utilized by the company.
No change will be made in the service
of the railway during the coming
winter and the same schedule of time
will be kept up.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-10-15
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-10-15
Trevor.

Two train loads of sheep were ship.
ped into Trevor from the Northwest,
and put out to pasture. One load was
shipped out Monday night.
Mrs, Mary Williams, of Antioch,
aud her granddaughter, of Michigan,
visited at Mrs. Vim. Taylor's the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, and Misses
Emma and Elizabeth Kruckman were
Sunday callers at Hiram Patrick's.
The Liberty Cemetery Helpers will
meet Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 20, with
Miss Sarah Patrick. All are cordially
invited.
Miss Title Winkie spent Sunday at
her home in Antioch.
w. H. Moore visited his parents at
Mortified, MINI, following his at
tendance at the Convention which was
held at Menominee.
George Booth spent Tuesday in Chi
cago.
Henry Watson and wife entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin Culver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Booth spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mrs. Booths
sister, Mrs. r. w. TAFT, in Milwaukee.
The addition recently made to Mr..
Bottoms house greatly improves the
north part of town.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-10-15
Too late for last week.l

Notwithstanding the threatening
weather, the chicken-pie supper at the
new store last Friday evening was a
great success. 1t netted $34.
Miss Helen Perkins, of Delaware
Ohio, was the guest of Mrs. Richard
Reynolds recently.
Miss Florence Barr, of Kenosha
was the guest of Edith Barter Sunday
Mrs. John Pedley visited in Chicago
Saturday and Sunday.
Eddie Barter commenced school al
Armour Institute, Chicago, on Mon
day.
Mrs. Gee, of Barton, Wis, was .
guest of Mrs. Yates Sunday.
Mrs. Kenney entertained friends
from Keokuk, Iowa, over Sunday.
M. H. Lieber visited Chicago or
Monday.
Court Garner has accepted position
as brakeman with the Northwestern
On account of the popularity of tht
entertainment course last year thu
committee is working to furnish ever
6 better course this season. An
nouncenients will soon be made anC
tickets placed on sale.