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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-10-01
JUDGE JAMES \. rEARCE.

Gentlemen of the Par: Responding
for the Court we all know that some of
the experiences of life are 50 filled with
sadness and horror that those who in the
course of duty or of custom, are required
to speak of them, find it hard. without
seeming extravaganza, to express the ma
tural and proper feelings of the heart
Such is the situation in which we find
ourselves today. Apart from the sacred
ties of family and kindred, and the
strong bonds of those rare and pure
til death, there is no closer relation
prevailing human selfishness, sometimes
survive the glow of youth, and live on in
undiminiShed strength and sweetness UNI
til DEATH there is no chosen relation
than that which exists between members
of n profession such as ours, whose lot
is east in the quiet of rural commune
ties. In this relation there is constant
and close personal and professional con-
tact, and frequent social and domestic
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1872 and one half acres
more or lcss.

MORO or TCPe.
The land is of the best natural quality and
situated in section noted Tor its valuable
farms. The farm is divided iEto fields of con.
venient size, well wattrod and fenced.
1t is improved by a brick dwelling house
barn, wagon house and other outbuildipgs
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day of
sale and the remainder in equal installme nts
at 6 and II months therefrom the credit pay.
ments to bear interest and to be secured to
the satisfaction of the trustee, but If deemed
&C visable by the trustee the credit payments
may be made sooner. Cost OF deed at expense
of purchaser.
GEORGE BL IKE, Trustee
VIM. j. Smith. Auctioneer. sep ST.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Fair Hill public school cleared $23
from its recent festival.
Oxford Fall Fair opened on Wednes-
dey and ended yesterday.
Two children of David Lindsay, of
Providence, are i'll with scarlet fever
John McCaslin of Octoraro, saw the
famous "Beled BuzzarG" on Sunday.
w. J. Kennedy will install steam
heating plant in the Kemblevile Hotel.
Andrew Kelley, of Cherry Hill, has
returned after several months absence
in Argentina.
Mrs Augustus Howell and granddaug-
liter, of near North East, visited Elkton
relatives on Friday.
Eight thousand cases of tomatoes
were packed at ConOwingo cannery dur
ing the past three weeks.
Walter BarrowS of Cecil Paper Mill
shot chicken hawk 3 feet inches from
tip to tip one day recently.
-Elishn Brown. of Calvert, cut n
deep cash between his knee and ankle
one day last week with 81 corn cutter.
John Anderson, stage driver, of
Kemblevlle. got "A sprained ankle by the
collapse of seats in Richardson's shows.
George Atkinson broke his wrist
on Thursday afternoon in a foot ball
scrimmagc on the High School grounds.
Wesley NJ. Il. Church. October .
Preaching by pastor at 3 p. IN. Sub
hpiS m n nd
Me-"
Benjamin Bullock, of Kembeville,
nearly lost HIS foot in Il hay press one
day last week and suffered a severe
sprain.
Mr.. Jacob +. Markcc. an aged and
respected Union veteran of this town. is
critically ill at his home on Delaware
avenue.
The ladies of Pencader PrcShyter-
ian Church. Glasgow. Del. will hold a
sale of "Old and New" commencing
October :.
Samuel j. Price son of w. ID. Price,
of Elkton, will enter the Medical De-
partment of the University of Maryland
on Monday.
The tax rate has been increased this
year III F.li nul tish. vi 'he 'c".'''S W.
Maryiand, ana the state YAK Is cents
on the 500 greater.
A package Social will be held at
the home Of Mr.. NJ. G. Scarborough on
Saturday. October 8. Proceeds for the
dement, OF bl'lKe school
-Georgc X. Ash lost Il valuable colt
> months old. which died ut the Fair
Grounds On Wednesday morning from
some unknown complaint.
The nuIt,;t ut tho EIkton Nj, T.
Church or Sunday morning was filled
by Presiding Elder Mowbray, and by
Rev. W. l.. Taylor, of Bethel. in the
evening.
Miss NJnudp Riddle. daughter of Shpr-
iff George G, Riddle, and Mr.. William +.
Hanson were married in Vinrland y.
I ON Wndr,.loy evening bv Rev. ID.
II King.
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Notice Of Distribution.
In the Matter of the Estate of I.y,lia NJ
Thornton, deceased.
In the Orphans Court of Cecil County

The petition of c. Candy Baldcl,<ton,
administrator C. t. Il. of said deceased
filed in this matter states that said de-
ceased left a will by which she bequeath.
ed two-thirdS of her share of the French
Spolistion claims described in said will
to her cousin Mary Anna Ba!derston,
and the residue thereof to be divided
equally between her cousin Rachel 4.
Paterson and said c. Candy Baldcrston,
as trustee for Rebecca Robb: That she
made no disposition of the residue of her
estate; that he has filed an account of
said estate in said Court which shows a
balance i'll his hands from said French
Sroliation claims distributabr to said
legatccS of one thousand one hundred
and forty-nine dollars and fGrty cents
S1l494O and balance from other funds
distributable to the next of kin Of said
deceased of one thousand five hundred
and seventy dollars and siXty-Six
cents (S1511 60; that said Rachel \.
Paterson died before said Lydia NJ.
Thornton, leaving II husband William
Paterson and two minor children whose
names are Anna Augusta Paterson and
Lille Thornton Paterson, all of whom
reside in the State of Rhode Island. but
whether she left other children or heirs
is unknown to the petitioner; that said
testatriX left surviving her as her next
Of kin the following grand-ncphewS and
grand-nieces tall her brothers ana sis.
teis and their children having died be-
fore the testatriX) to-wit William Bird
.,,m IIo,,l,irs ~ St,n,fonL O. ava
Katharine y. Bir,lsoll, of 3G Union
Square, New York CITY, being all the
children known TO petitioner of James
Birdsall. n deceased nephew of the tcsta.
trix who died before her: Edward l..
BirlSall. of New Hartford. New York,
and DR.. Albert r. R!rdsam, of No. 52l
Clinton Avenue, Rrooklvn. n. Y. being
all the children known TO the prtitioner
Of Daniel r. Birdsall. a deceased nplyhew
of the tectatriy. who died before her,
and William D. J'tlpy. of 40 Eighth
Avenuo New York CITY the only child
krown 70 nctitioncr of Rachel Dame
Itley. q deceased niece of testatriy. who
dicd bofore her but that netitione,. is
Unable to learn whether or not tcstotriy
loft otbor unyt of kin or distributes +o
him url,r,.,vr ,vl,. err, entitled to Sh,r.
in hon, ,.totr and nr,vs Iaovn to onno;nt
\ meeting of nil parsors cr+itlad to lcgo.
clos ~. Iistrihutiro shnrn IN aid estate
., .,mo DIV nv tbc { ourt named and an.
noiu4ad whom and where distribution of
said estate mov no modn rnInr tho
Courts direction and control i'll pursu-
ancc of Section las of Art. 3o OF the
Code of Public General Laws of Mary
land
1t is thcreupon this second day Of
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The Constable Case

The grand jury spent several days of
the week investigating the Constable
murder, but made no reference to it in
its, report. Whether the suspects, Hol-
land and HOPES, will or can be held for
the December grand jury remains to be
determined. Judge Pearce in his charge
practically counselled the jury just dis
charged not to indict the suspects upon
insufficient evidence and the fact that
the body took no action leaves the matter
as it has stood since their arrest.
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or Dwelling House

Is nearly new, commodious and well built,
and there is a barn and other outbuildings.
The property is convenient to churches,
schools, stores &c.
TERMS OF SAlE:-The whole of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day
of sale, but these terms, with the consent q
the undersigned, will he changed to suit Il
satisfactory purchaser. cost of deed to be
paid by purchaser.
W. j. SMITH, GEORGE \. BLAKE,
octl-tS Auctioneer Attorney.
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

William s. Evans, trustee. to Glenn
ent X McAllister, John \. McAllister,
property in Fourth district, 81 400.
John Wilmer and others to Joseph
Wilmer, property in First district, 81
and other considerations.
Robert c. LarZalere and wife to Thos.
Van pet, farm of 30 acres near Union
Church, 81 $50 and other considerations.
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Brick Store and Dwelling

combined, containing twelve rooms, small
Darn, grain house and creamery building,
and Is now occupied by said George Scger
and wife.
The property will be sold subject toa mort
gage from Sarah j. Phillips ana Joseph T.
Phillips to Rachel T.. Reynolds dated March
3lst, 1857, and recorded in ]. A. d., No. II
folio 2O7, for $1,000, the amount of interest on
which will be announced the day of sale.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are:-Cash on day of sale, but more liberal
terms can possibly be arranged II desired.
Purchaser TO pay cost of conveyance.
l.. MARSHALL HAINES,
sep Ats Attorney named in the Mortgage
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Order Of Publication.
In Re: The Tax sale of the Real Estate
Assessed to Mary Werntz
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County.

The object OF this suit is to procure the con
situate at Harrisville, in the sixth Election
district of said county assessed to Mary
Werntz, and being the SANE land conveyed
to Samuel Wcrntz by Thomas Garvine and
wife by deed dated March 18th, 1879 and re.
corded IL the land records of Cecil county in
Liber A. w. NJ, No. 10, folio 40, except that
part conveyed to Eliza Sutre by Samuel
Werntz and others by deed dated March
18th, 1855, and recorded as aforesaid In Libcr
j. y d., No. 10, folio l0l, made by George {
Biddlc, Sherih of Ccci county, and en-
otiicio collector OF delinquent taxes in said
county for the collection of taxes due and in
arrear on said property, for the year 1903.
The sheriff aforesaid having made and re
ported to this Court the said sale, together
with the proceedings had in relation thereto,
and the said proceedings having been en-
amined by the Court and the same appeared
to be regular and the provisions of the law
relating thereto having been complied with,
IL is thereupon this end day of september,
in the year 1901, by the Circuit Court for
cecil county adiudged and ordered that
notice he given by advertisement by the in
sertion of this order in The Cecil Wing, a
news paper printed and published in Cecil
county aforesaid, once Il week for three sue
cessive weeks before the LIST day of Novem-
Der ne xt warning all persons interested in
said property to be and appear in said Court
on or before the l2th day of December next,
TO show cause, if any they have, why the
said sale should not be confirmed. The re.
port states the amount of sale to be thirty
five dollars $500.
WILLIAM Il. MARTIN.
True Copy-Test:
oct law MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk
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Road Notice

Notice is hereby given that the County
Commissioners of Cecil county VIII close ms
public road known as the Port Deposit roa9b,
In the Fifth Election district o! Cec!! county,.
at point where the Baltimore Ohio Ran
road crosses said road TE!s .3.a ~''' only
be closed during the time that the Railroa8
Company is constructing new bridge -
this point. LEVI f. PATTERSON,
GEORGE r. SPENCE,
w, b. DAVIS,
Dec26tf Commissioners
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-10-01

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity No. 2529.
Ordered, This 10Th day of September 1904
that the sales made and reported by William
S. Evans trustee, for the sale OF the real es.
tate of Benjamin f. Owens, deceased, and
others, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the oath day of November next
provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and published in
Cecil County once week for one month be
fore the 25th day of october next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$500.
True Copy-Test:
sep A.4t MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
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MORTGAGES SALE

by virtue and In execution of power and
authority contained in mortgage from
George SeSer and Kate Seger, his wife, to
Joseph b. Curry, dated March 4th, 1904 and
recorded in the land records of Cecil county,
Maryland, in Liber NJ. d.. mo. l, folio Ia, the
Undersigned attorney named in said mort.
gage will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door. In ElktOn on
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Sixth District Farm

Under and by virtue OF power contained in
mortgage from Charles ID. Poist and wife,
recorded among the land record books of
Cecil County, in the State of Maryland in
Liber NJ. d., No. ], Folio 2SS &c, the under
signed, the attorney named therein to make
sale in the event of default, will sell at public
auction, at the Court House door, in the town
of Elkton, in said County, on
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For Sale or Rent.

The Partridge Hin property in Elktou. Ono
of the most beautifully located properties Ia
the heart of any town in Maryland. Two
and onehalf acres Of ground, elevated above
the adjacent streets, with natural itri tcea
on three sides Large Colonial brick houss
in excellent repair, with modern convenient
ces. Apply to the owner,
JOHN GILPIN,
25septf Elkton, Marylano
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FOR SALE
sept BITS

Manly Property Main st Elkt on, Fine resi-
dence ii rooms.
Farm of 200 acres Carpenters Point Neck.
Farm of 100 acres i'll 9Th District, Cecil Co.
Farm of li0 acres on Delaware and Mary
land line.
Lodore or Shaw place west of Elkton.
l.. NJ. HAlNES
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Money To Loan.

Money to Loan on first Mortgage security.
4 very low rate of interest first-clakzs
leans.
JOSHUA CLAYTON,
httorney-at Law
Main Street. Elkton, M6k.
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Real Estate.
RECENT SALES.

X. c. Larzalere has sold his farm of
30 acres, with improvements, situate
near Union Church, in the Third dis
trict. to Thomas Van Pelt, for $3.50,
and other considerations.
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FOR SALE.

Farm | mile i from Elkton. % acres Ia
perches. roomed house, good well Of
water with necessary outbuildings. Fruit o 4
all kind on place.
w. +. MCDOWELL,
sept 3-ts Box 2l4.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to Loan on First Mort"ag e Real
Estate Security, in sums to suit from $500 sp
$1,000.
may 7tf HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH,
Opposite Court House, Atty at-LaH,
Main street, Elkton, MI
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.olChester Go.
l Ezss!c
Fall Schedule in effect October s, 1901
SASSAFRAS RIVER LINE

Leave Fredericktown Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at n. m, Betterton Sl5 a.
M, Buck Neck $50 a. M, Colchester 10. Is a.
M Returning, leave Baltimore Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 2,45 p. IN. Does
not stop at Buck Neck on Saturdays, but
does Stop n Gales Whar
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FOR RENT.

Farm of 50 acres, situated at Childs Station
b. ~ o. II. Il. or two and half miles fr'Da
Elkton on Blue Bali Road Address Q: apply
in person to WILLIAM HARVEY,
Feb 20, II Cbilds, Maryland.
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FOR SALE.

Prime cut herring, $3.50 per barrel or SOC
per hundred. Also ! sink box, decoyS, 38
foot bug eye with engine, and Ii foot hush-
wack boat. Everything complete for sS75-
Apply to LARRY J.. HARVEY,
Sept.l9-lm North East. Nd.
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WANTED.

\ Few scholars in vocal music Apply to
KATHARINE Y. CONSTABLE,
oct Its Elkton, Nd.
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Position Ne nted.

An experienced young woman stenO-
graphcr desires position. Graduate of GoldeH
College. Address, "D. v"
Sept l7.tf CECIL WING OFFICE
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PORT DEPOSIT LINE

Leave Port Deposit Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at a. M, Havre de Grace
$50 a. M, Betterton S.45 n. M, Colchester
l0.l5 a. IN. Returning leave Baltimore Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 2.45 p. m
for above landings.
COLCHESTER COMPANY,
June Com Pier Is, Light ST., Baltimore.
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Lost Black SILK Monte Carlo Coat, Juns
q, between Elltton and Cherry Hill. Finder
please leave al Don Prices store, Elkton.
REWARD.
july If MRS. G. ]. BRISDN
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George Ransome and Kate Anna Lon
GER both Of Earlevile
Eugene Wright, of Rowlandville, and
Virgie May Banion, of Washington, d..
c.
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FOR RENT-House and Store in N'gsa
Elkton lately occupied by w. r. Gilpin
Apply to l.. NJ. HAINFS.
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MONEY TO LOAN

on good Mortgage. Loans Negotiated.
l.. NJ. HAINES,
ebl3-tf Elkton, Maryland
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FOR SALE.

200 baskets OF fine peaches. Choice VA
riety, from healthy trees.
w. II. GAMBLE.
Bay View, Mia
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
COLORED

Charles Harris of st. Augustine, and
Katie Mayhem, of Port Herman.
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Lost.

Masonic watch rharm-S5.00 reward if re-
turned to owner. DIR. J.. q. TAYLOR.
sept l7-tf PerryVille.
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Gas Engine For Sale.

Gas Engine (Dtto IL. F. for sale. G0oaS
order. Price reasonable. Address,
II. &. EVANS,
sept list Wilmington, Del
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ORDER NISI.

Edwin X. Owens and another vs.. william
T.. Owens ct. al.
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Tuesday, October 10, 1904

all the property conveyed by said mortgage,
that Is to say, all that lot or parcel of land
with the buildings and improvements there
on containing one acre and forty square
perches more or less, and particularly des-
cribed in said mortgage and the deed there
in referred TO. This property is situate at
Lombard in said county. The improve.
ments consist of
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
Valuable Farm

Under and by virtue of a decree of the Cir.
cult Court for Cecil County in Equity, passed
In cause therein, in which Edwsrd W.
fusey Is plaintiff and William B. Kirk and
others are defendants, the undersigned, the
trustee named therein, will offer at public
sale at the Court House door in the town OF
E!kton, Cecil County, Maryland, on
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Saturday, October !, 1904
At ii O'Clock A, M.

all OF that valuable farm situated at Blue
Ball i'll the Fourth Election district of said
county, known as the "Gilleland Farm"
whereof VIM b. Kirk, late of said county
died seized and possessed, and which was de-
vsed unto him by his mother, Snah A. Kirk,
In and by her last will. dated May 6, 1898, and
recorded among the will records of said
county in L'ber H. Vol, Is Folio 1917 &c.
The farm is on the public rua d leading from
Elkton to Oxford, Pa, and adjoins lands OF
Wesley Ewing, Fri Clendenin and Howard
Mendenhnll and contains
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Mortgage Sale
NJ
House and Lot
IN ELKTON, MARYLAND

Under power contained in a mo- ANS,
from Robert trisby and wife, tltsiI
February IL. 1901, and recorded .,;non,s
the land records Of Cecil county. IN tlan
State Of Maryland. in Liber J. 6. W.
No. ., Folio 2G:i. &c, the undersi ueH,
the attorney named therein to make .rats
in the event Of default. will sell 1T pub
lie auction, at the Court House q. ia
the town of Elliton, in said county. ~
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Seed Oats.

Just arrived. \ ear OF Seed Oats at rros4.
dence. GEORGE w. BILEs
ap 1t. If
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE.

\ good diamond frame bicycle
p. q. BON 10, North East Ma
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FASHION NOTES.

Policcs are more bloused than ever.
Girdles are wide and some of them
are high.
Shaded hair is heralded as the latest
in London.
The buttonless Biarritz glove is once
more in vogue.
Hips are tucked, shirred, pleated and
much trimmed
Oyershoes in rainbow hues may be
the next innovation.
Every lingerie frock must have its
delicate little coat of taffeta.
The real plain bag of shiny black
patent leather is distinct relief.
Rouleaux of satin form one of the
fashionable methods of training.
Those stunning silk carriers, mounted
with gold, are for fastdious man.
pompadour rats of shell or cellu-
loid are cooler than the hairy ones.
Eagle and owl heads top some OF
the new bat pins i'll silver or gilt.
Taffeta gowns arc to reign supreme
this summer both plain and checked.
Tan-coored linen, with a touch OF
sky blue, will be much worn this sea-
SON :,
New travelling coats are of checked
wooden which has been rendered water
proof
Skirts are very round and very full
and the majority of them clear the
street.
We are veerlng toward triple skirts,
but as yet one sees mostly only treble
founces.
Wide tullc hat strings that tie under
the chin are very much newer than the
falling veil.
With canvas and lawn frocks will be
worn double, large spotted canvas and
lawn ribbons.
Gold embroidered chine gauZe sash
ribbons arc charming additions to sum-
mer costumes.
An overturned dress looks hot, and
this summer it is as necessary to look
cool as to feel it.
Kimonas are the one article of dress
that don't change lines every year and
are in fashion until worn out.
Crepe de chine is one Of those delu-
sive fabrics that look simple and yet
cost q fortune when we'll made.
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ROUDOIR CHAT.

Tourtelle is a pretty amber shade
becoming to women who cannot wear
most browns.
Consider a pair of brown silk stock
ings with bright yellow sundowers en-
hroidered thereon! Z.
Side combs are little worn now, I'M
less absolutely necessary to keep up
short, stray hairs.
Long. suede gloves, edged with flow
ers TO match various gowns tempt to
new extravagances.
Strings of coral look well with the
white linen dress wherewith a red hat
is worn--as it is so often.
Parasols are of infinite variety and
beauty, and make the most perfect
backgrounds for pretty faces.
A charming consequence Of the ell
bow sleeve is a black velvet bracelet
set with some rare old miniature.
Women enjoy being asked for an
opinion from man who is known to
be able.
Many men weaken their position by
over-acting and over-talking.
The woman who knows it all has
little regard for the ideas of others.
1t pleases man to think he can Sc
cure the entire confidence of woman.
Some women show so much haughti-
ness that even men shun them
Men often are misunderstood because
they refuse to understand others.
The woman of middle age who is in
clined to be "kittenish' usually lacks
friends.