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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

Eremneo Oro boa, bupmf ouutmaeSe r Ell Yrspe r al oWrpr@nttg tor Rghe Tor Den
~ tRnhnbe Safer Ht Im bet en- tQer man pm ct Orb i0m man lift tFuhe prflar %
mar man bar en- nasambe ubs tsn Bog uo SameH hn ian uubriOe % fOe GNes 9
ogueo pfe belle Setamsensg shug SMe r m al bore totomefs $remebssa; ben II spot
|mobuuben % fan iaes for ben uluiuSeise 9rs meO "9eaab.BOfm4, nemAs Sl2oi 6urfaa
Mouse: B. ANUNDSEN, Decoran, iowa
ty guen r hNks for 81 Gents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

1854. Gp.: Scs Gar bprt, at Der
Winneiota Hal bare eipet en- SOB ON, at
bpis ct sopn beiaIer 800 9ollars tn
Moao & Bridge Sonoet. iaa ian DC frGfts
100 Collars fra Statcn. 6crboloer Del
te iis ristig?"
Gpar: Rel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

1866. Sp.: San ies faa fiebt @innes
Totas 9ope paa Rorif2
9. Staar Der | 2ooeie roget ON 8rnns
ming al @rBfter iuo pau GnbcnmanSS
9anb2 San be srdbes eieuuem Seilaat
oa "~Tiperbarns"? grin Rabo bigger lit
@anb ino paa min gicnoonr, o9 ieg oil
ogiaa grefte, men bIiber nGgtet at min
6ibenabo. Sar ban 0et til at nRgts
MIG, cg bar ieg 9iet til at nrgte bam,
Iom laoer gaubet ino til mtg?
spar: arctanSers Saancbps ! 9sin,
nsiota S%upsipnins iaaes | "Seeorab 80.
item. 9ris $500.
2. Snsen bar Set til at lebe mere
ganS ino paa fin 9sabps Sanb, cub ipnl
naturlist ftppsr inn berpaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

Set fra Here canine irb pna init sano.
ba ban bar ouDet lloIsb FOR ganoet2
2. y. Ieper paa ". S. 1 o. Q. paa
2. W /. Y. grader en- Eiae fra Git til
Geif % en- gioo inS paa y. ". 4. Sar ia
.. rlpgen IopIig 8st til at ana paa Us
Sano o. biae isiennem en- gfoo df as
11no for at fan ganoet IND / as giae,
Oa 2. var ll0isb for gaubst til Seetionss
IiHien2
Snar: 1. Rel.
2. Nei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
ss~porfcoes IMAM fnoer no.

Crib en- SLATE eller ct oIminbetiat Gins
niro biz Bano % lao bet iiao | "a Timer Ct
Bunoialo oeri autpoer Ell nheliia 5iiitauo /
Nprrrne; buis bet irtter gls.fsr paa 3eL
iaa er bet 8ionestpro ont Npreinaeem i:
Irang til at pdnoe altior rite e1ler Gmerte
I Rnsgen, er uuerberiieHoe gionesbsro or.
al HDrerne o. Glgren CT noe az SroeH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
"Ypiion apa". Oct llbIet,

4piion Spp". Oct llbilet, iont
ioraaroges neb 9ererelie meO bcnne
Blante, ifuI frnne operpinbes peo
ielgenoe 9ebanoling: Wan laber en-
Sfipe 9rsS gienuemtrGffes al Gano,
beltrer oen enc SIDE meo @aife-S oba
o. logger Sen paa. grsoifipen boil,
oes iugtig peo at pGoe Den meo
Gano paa lloiiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
Nr itnIirnife @irr

&c italicnife Bier eqncr iis beore
for Spermntto emo noget anoet Slog.
De er poerit fiittige / at iamle Son.
ming og ilinfc til at ~foripdre iig MOB
Dfel og mtoet 1ppepof. &c er mere
freoeIigiinoeoe enc anOrc % laocr iig
Iettere baanotere al Den, iom iapner
@rioriug / Smeang nteb Bier, iua Ell
Rpbegpnoer bar lloiiqtcr til at fDm.
me bel uooi oct meb benz. Ge for
meres hurig o. n potre at Ie til meo
oeres gille 9elter. men De trpnger at
beifptteS goot, ON De ifal fonune bel
eiennem Den itrelrge Sinter. s iioit'
nppnte Senienoe er Be t G
Bier ior,to for oen men De er mere
pirrelige. iii five 5ioer idlialo CT
De nbiatte for at pGre einnelig iltre,
% anipen iiooer alto los | Sliren.
De cr forte al 6aruc, oa beres no
ieenoe err life meget tiltalertoe.
De nafreite @ier al ole er Dc ira
Gppern, oe Dc bGrcr Yriien iom olm
Ser bar Iamlet oen itsrite Wpug6e
Soming. Ge er e1tbnu mere quite
enc De itaIienife. Men &c bar nlortI
opnaaet at bltpe populnre blanot gi.
boloere, ioroi DC er iad poerIja bn'
i~ienbtlige % panifclige Of omgoues.
Der aines enooa 6e Smit9nbigbeoer.
oa man life er iitarO til at boloa oen
| slpe peb Sjplp al Reg.
Sc iaofalote Garniolmtife Nier er
araa. DC er sc gooslieite al ole o.
laoer ia boanOtere paa nGiten bbis
fcniornbeIit Waabc uoen at gribe ii
Iobperge. &c iormercr iiJ 5srti
aere emo ole an6re, og oct CT ell 2id
ge intoo benz at oe ~uafbrilbt hi
ipRrme. Get er umllligt at boloI
benl iumleoe / itore a%uionier iom D
onore. Sfal man baue nogenIuro,
Sefb meo oenL moa aitbcrnc boloe,
/ Sfpageu, % Der maa Israes 10
goo 8entilation.
Get er befIugeligt, at Ser life G
mere al gibolo bIan6t bort 5olf pa.
9anbet, enc SiIipISet err. 2iot llo
lGe Ifal Ger 10 til for at faa eiurt q
9eepnoelie, men Oct bar man oo ri
eelis ieien, mar oct lioer paa. go
gen 3io % liSt Siliuu frGoes Der %
iao; men ser iorbrcS life altio, at e
arbeiosier Wuno ital onpenoe Ii
og arRiter poa Sette. let er ct Ir
beioe, iom paSier ior aoinoen o
Der er mangen Smougirt og SertC
ipm oriper oct meo Selo. Hatmr
ligpis tdger oct nogen SiS, inoe
man ninoer Griaring oa l9rer De
retie Smgangsmadoe / ale Senieer
Der, eflten man iaa er pofsen eller {
Barn. Ren Oct er i~ntereslonte 81
gaoer, man bar Tor zig, % oct lore
let babe peo egen Grfnring oe DC
29sning al 8saer, Blade eaer foi
tere aibmoIinger, iom giper llnoei
} pisnins ON, bporSan Der bsr gaze
frem.
8eoitefdr burSe liza ia pna 6ettI
Der ban aanr % rusIer os pusler o
mongen Sang life peo. bpao ba
: ital tuee iig til. Get er ct arbeio'
iom life tnaer pna 8rRfterne, me
, Oct ifaiier BAN 3iosiororin i 5imr
bis belle Sommereu igiennem, Q
ban oil berpeo fieuOe lie lettere pa
) 6ooeu % letterc tiliinos. Oct ian
me ai9Ioer FOR Den pnsre 0tnno ELI
. apinoe. iom forneoelit Srgeligbt
J eaer anoen otnbaut life formanr
r norette alminoeligt arbeioe. me
4 aoa er iifnno I'll AT bare mere ell
] mirfore noe. Sanonn 9eIfi9itisel
/ piloe inarere Iette BURDEN, % 1iot
4 piloe life iaa let ialoe Dem lang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
snnao,per.srp e. aoo Ssnicnoo.

men Oct btroe life briiges | nogen
Itor llbitrnfnina, life benpttcs
lna at iiee icm oaaligt grso. 8ip
Ssniene en- Cuff al % til % Ioo
Dem ieIp ierae for at pile Street no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

Mlt bpao Der tiener til at gisre
0anoIipet mere tiltalenbe for llng.
oomnten, biorager netop oerpeo til at
eisre 3iIitonoeu / gerben iaa mcget
beore. st langt Sip 90 lpffelige
Gage opnaaes innrere paa 5armcn
emo noget mbetiteos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

ep.: Spem ffal ies ifripe til for at ian
gaolioelta unosrretniag ON Gfiier | glaita
Gen reI.Bauen?
SPAR: etriu til sbolp gpoaI grcofipn,
Minn. San bauoe ct auertistment / iiSfe
Mo. af sTniten.@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
storc SlGnscr paa Goteterne ii

SfDft VITNDtr puu NUIFItIHt ITt7
ncr life JOIN nogen anbefaliltg. Gr
ser mango iaaoanne iblanbt Dem,
man bringer til gpen, iaa inar man
life oen fuIoe Marfebspris. 3e 20.
teter, ipm paa noeelt Maaoe bar To-
get Sfaoe, bitroe berior pluffes no,
og set er bel p9rot at pore ioriig-
tig meo "Iiggingen1, ion Der life
.Ifcr lterre SfaSe, enb nsopeuoigt er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

1867. Sp.: 1. Seq bar en- gbgning
/ en- gp | g%8iseoniiu, iom leg uoleier til
en- @auS. Der err / notwithstanding,
6an bar life betaIt 2eieu paa uo9le Iads
neOer. 9pab Hal ies giere meb bani2
2. San en- Sottur iugigge en- abinSe
for fire 9oIars, iom bun ifploer BAN, o9
| Si(fGIoe ban itppner bence, maa bun
"a betale Smfoituin8erne eaer bare
@iGloen?
spar: I. Sc fan tpiuse bnm TIL al
fptte no.
2. Gun plister at bctale Sntfpitnin ;
serue, men bet bIir bans sag at bepiie,
at bun itploer BAN Bcusene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

1860. 81. 1. st naturIist SanSlsb saar
aicnnem nit % Naboens Xano. 'Fubltc
Sio6pan" filler imelem os. Seioiltrtt'
tet eIer Soipuet bar an6ragt "@ulbert"
for Ganoets aflsb giemtem Yeieu; men
gtaboeu bar pep Qinien melem Jig og
9sien fplot i9ien @rsften og aflsbet, ian
@aubet bliper itaaeuoe og oripeS ttlbaBe
paa nit 2auo % gisr mig betpoelig STA
Sc. Seq fan peS iIere 8iorer at samIe
Settlere bepiIe, at ganoet bar BAIT lit
naturlige llolgb Der for 40 sar tilbagc
iaaueliom Ieuere siemem Siperne. 6or
pntrent SO aar Iioen bleb Der for ferlte
Gang iettlet os bpsget paa min og gtas
boens 6arut, men Der bar ben Sang Ell
pa famine giermatto al Dem begge. 9an
aiproe aoifiai9e 6orbeOringer paa 1T
2auo peb at grpfte % DrGnere ~uperaIt;
iaaIcoes iorbeDreSe ban llSIsbet giennem
"Sublicroabcn" peS @rsftirg o9 pioere
rebouer tit 2ano pad ben dnoen SHE
"RoaOeu", ipm nh CIR min Rabps Sarm
Ser bar imiSlertiS iencre pGret ~forifiels
Iiee giermGnS at bans Sarm; men min
mibrrerSe Rnbo begpnbte for ca. 8 a 10
slar liSen list efter Iiot bbert Gar at fpls
be set naturlige afisb % @rsften ieien
inStiI bdt for ct Narstio iibeu o9mmeos
Garnet 90 aloeIes og LOB mig BERTH bioe.
at ban life niloe babe mere Saub fra MIG
re6 paa 1T 2anb. Ru IpSrge5: Sar bar
uo~aeriombeIit Ipbmrsiig 6et til at aac
frem pda n lnaoan Naaee2
Q. SSorIeoes itnI ieg a bebite Tao.
DC tnge Saeeu fat for at fan bette Iiss
forboIb rettet2
8. Or oct Hdboeu eIer Spipnet (@ei.
tiitriftet), iom fan gieres nniodrlis fol
at ifaffe IauSet bort % betale mig 5ia.
oescritntrirg?
4. or Ser uoaen irnonu 2on MT
encr sammcI - iom fritager Sopnet fol
Gnipar / bette SiIfrloe?
Spar: 1. Hei, ban bar cfier Min
nciptas 2ppe tnaen FABIAN Hct.
2. Senpsno Ten til en- eDstis sag
ferer.
3. Snbpen or n~niuariig.
1. 5oruuei or life a~uiuariis for, buoi
en- Churchman's aisr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

Spmaffinen sSuspenueu- par iss msoss
get for lGuge iinen, % leg ipnes rigtis goei
ON ben / ale Iele. 3su gdar let % drbst.
Der qoot. 8 Sragt 90 Gents. Clint fses
reteH, 5lauoreaR Q. IaL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
2ldben R~orreiponoance.

prrr-~ras rrduI seure HseeTiua .bsfcnrss AZ
ubnofdferne 9 N, Hcsnes. MDnfecioeo. WRiun..
90 snhr cuis. gfnbifcn. hts.
ep6rasmrdI frc Terforer. Tom we cpofrct
fine gdpre iii Hebeffiouen. befparts tfe.
epfroers bebes affdtte fue Gpsrasmaai e
ffori GA fhoefiat GDroa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

1865. quest. : n. TRACES bicycles 70tM
B. aHdS 10 PAY him Sa2 so. A. Stgns
tie H0ke, but he is net 9I years yet. lie
bays B. $1,000 on the note and has sold
tie bfcyele. No7V B. says that he had
mortgage on tie bicycle. WhatcaH he do?
Ans: Nothing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

1861. Sp.: SoaS ifal man iorsta9e
iig, cIer til bpem ItaI man bsnbsns ia,
for at fonrnc iuo urSer ggeuptionIcben
/ Hore Satota. og or Oct ~forbunoet mee
uoseu lloaifier?
Suar: 2Gapiet ri pes, err ter insen
3aase at sigrs bette pGa, for uoaen PRO-
Der at tuas ben fer ~ileTantnins frisasnr
@ienssm. &csr bet Ter. fan sfnlsaerra
sisre i'm Set sieIesnee ueo 2pmtDleus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

1850. Quest i: Is a Rural Letter Car
yzsr exempt r0m 70orkfng PoH kaf?
Ans: No.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

1862. -. oar min Ra5o Ioplis Aet
at srobe Sise .("9ii6") % IeSe gans
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
Cyersatsiss og Forkiaring

Ga. 1O, 1000 al be / glabe % gpger almiuOelisit
ioretummsnSe SrsmmeOOro.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
AIunrn Keen Faith.

Many a woman who would not think
Of lightly breaking a promise made TO
a gruBn-up person Is utterly careless
about keeping her word with her chill
dren. She promises whatever Is con
yenient at the moment, and apparent
ly thinks that the breaking or keep.
ing of those promises Is a matter in
which she can please herself. and that
her children have no right to consider
themselves aggrieyed II she does not
do so.
A mother who acts thus does her
child grieYoua harm. She forRets that
the sense of justice Is strong in quite
a little child, and that 1t IL natural and
reasonable that he should expect his
parents to be as good as their wor,l
and to fulfill their promises, even a.
the cost OF convenience. Promises
should not be lightly broken. and the
parent who Is guilty OF this soon loses
his children's confidence. which is one
of the sweetest things which our little
ones can give us.
When boys and girls learn to doubt
their parents truthfulness they soon
look around for someone else whom
they can trust, and on that person they
shower their affection and bestow theil
confidence.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17

should rest. absolutely rest, for fifteen
minutes a day. loosen her garments
and stretch herself at full length.
THAT is the treatment that tends Off
wrinkles"
What Of the occasions when a wom-
an must WELD broom or bend over a
wash-tub or over frylngpan upon
the kitchen range: These are tolls
that tax her strength and seem u
make little direct return Of physical
good, yet they may be carried on IN.
der hygtenlc conditions.
The comforting fact remains that
most Of the work housekeeper does
involves just such exercises as teach
or OF physical culture or a beauty
doctor would prescribe for her There
Is no reason why she should not be
more beautiful. as well a. more use
full. than the oilers Of her sex. She
generally is.-Youth's Companion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17

admitted to the Royal Mleroscoplcal
Society Of London.
bIrs. Roosevelt has a much more
general supervision Of the White
House than any former mistress OF the
mansion.
Florence Lewes. the young woman
who has outshot the best marksmen Of
England. will come 10 the United
states and try her skill.
The Empress Of Russia, while b.
lever In woman suffrage. is not what
Is known as a strong minded woman.
She Is thoroughly domestic.
Caroline l.. o. Hansome. Of Washing
ton, Is the first woman from whom tbs
United States government purchased q
painting for the walls Of the capitol.
Missouri Arkansas Napoleon Foui
Hundred Miles Below the Mouth oi
the Ohio Absher' Is the name Of cir
who married James gin OF Toledo
Ohio. the other day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
MYTH OF The MrsrLeToe.
Customs Surrounding the Plant Are
Rslies frsm the Draids.

Customs Surrounding the Plant Are
Relics fren1 ths DruidH.
The custom connected with the nllstls
toe at the Christmas holidays IL a relic
or the days OF Druidism, handed down
through a long course OF centuries. In
the religion Of the Druida ths uIHtietos
vas regarded Rith the utmost vensra.
ton. though the reverence which they
paid TO IL seems to havs been restricted
to- the plant when found growing on the
oak tree. Oaks were the sacred trees
Of the DFuids. Whatever was found to
grow upon them WAS regarded as sent
from heaven and therefore set apart for
devotional observance. At the period OF
the winter solstice the ancient Druids,
With men. women and children, sailed
forth with srsst pomp and rsjoIcanEs 70
gather the mystic parasite, which. In
addition to religious reverence, was be-
heved TO possess marvellous curative
/ powers.
When the oak was reached on which
the miAtlst0s grew two white bulls were
hound to the tree and the high priest
OF the Druids. clothed IN pure white. az
sspdsd, and, with = golden knife. cut the
sacred plant, which, as Il fell. was caught
by another priest In the folds Of hi,
spotless white mantle. The bulls. and
sometimes human beings, were aacri
feed. Various festivities then followed
in which the miBtletos thus gathered wal
divided Into portions and Distributed
among the people. who hung up tn,
/ sprays over the entrances to their dwell
ings A. a Precipitation and charm % th,
sylvan deltiea for the season of frost ans
cold.
The mistietcs with Its curious whit
berry, 80 long q puzzle 20 botanists an,
naturaHsts of all aKas, remains rs Of oh
sacred 10 love ns when the seandina
VANS dedicated Il TO FreRa, their God
dssa Of love and beauty. The custom
Of kisaing under fhs nlsslstoa Is an In
nocsnt survival from the satuf1aiia o
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
HInts for HouseTurnlshIng.

To have n pretty home avoid giar.
ing contrasts OF color.
II the wall papers are figured.
choose plain carpets or draperies.
See that bookcases have glass doors
OF curtains to preserve the books.
Remember that the kitchen OUTFIT Is
not the cheapest part of the furnish.
ing.
DO not despIse any old pieces of fur.
niture. II they cannot be used now,
they may come into fashion again IN
the future.
Purchase a few good articles of fur.
niturs rather than a host OF chear
things. which will neither look wei
nor wear well after the first month.
Have a general sitting room whers
the entire family can congreRats cozi
ly in the evening. and. II possible, have
an open fire and good reading lamps
there. and a comfortable lounge In ons
corner.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
Beauty BY Housework.


A writer whose useful mission Is 10
tell women how they can make the
most Of themselves physically has been
counting up the development exercises
that one does. or might, take while
busy with her housework. For ex-
ample, she enlarges her chest and
arms by using q carpet-sweepeF,
strengthens her back and broadens her
shoulders by making beds. and Inn
proves the shape OF her wrists and
hands by kneading dough.
She might round her hips and per
feet her waist line by using her feet
instead of her hands as opportunity
offers, MS when shutting the oven door.
Ironing tends to make her arms round
and arm; but that end would be more
surely attained II occasionally, while
she waited for the iron 20 cool, she
would straighten her back and hold
the iron at arms length. using II as 4
dumb-ben. A proper carriage OF the
body is desirable, anyway, and few
kinds of work really necessitate pos
lures that invite cramped lungs and
rounded shoulders.
The hardest work, that which
makes one breathe heavily" brings Its
special benefit, provided one breathes
deeply and breathes pure air. But to
supplement all such physical means of
grace, says our adviser, woman
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17

A woman'n Secret OF Keeping Young.
Some one asked a woman how II
was she kept her youth so wonderful
". Her hair was snowy white, she
was 80 years old. and hes energy was
waning; but she never impressed one
with the idea Of age. for her heart
was still young in sympathy and inter
est. This was her answer; II knew
how 20 forget disagreeable things.
tried to master the art Of saying pleas
ant things | did not expect too much
Of my friends. kept my nerves we'll
in hand, and did not allow them to
bore other people. tried to find any
work that came TO my hand congenial.
retained the illusions OF my youth.
and did not believe every man liar
and every woman spitefuL / did my
best to relieve the misery l came In
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
In North and son.h Faropa.

Norway has q beautiful Christmas cns-
tom. In frunt of every homs on Christ
mas morning Il Rxed = pole. and from
II are hung offerings Of corn and wheat
for the winter birds. The Norwegian
system of Eltt giving h peculiar. Pres
sBtn wrapped In huge trusses Of straw
are thrUwm Into q hUgiae through win-
dows OF open doors. and the recipispts
are left to Enesa where the offerings
come from ell the following Christmas
day. when there Il = general eoafoaAlos
all aroalnd.
In Spain sii work ceases at noon on
the day before Christmas and the people
make ready for the Rreat midnigit mass.
Ihrea hours before this every person In
the land Is visited BY judges. accom-
panied by advocates OF men conAned for
minor offsnaes, and all OF these are ~
leased with a beneiiction and = present
of little Money. In the morning the
front door Of every home IL left open ana
scaysnRsFs. postmen aud poftsEs enter
and ask foF = Christmas gifs, which m
most cases IL freely given.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17

the ancients. In England all classes and
ages deliver themselves up willing vic
TINS of the long established custom.
There nrs the jolly bachelors, who kias
81 cry girl that comes their way.
At q later period mlatlet1s had been
for a time abandoned In the Christmas
decorations Of the places Of worship. a.
also the profniscuous kissing at the chgse
Of ths service, which usage was trans
ferred. however. and aotriahsd Ia the
hOms ct the Christmas aud New Years
celebrations. when u became kissing
game. the mistlsfos being tied with other
greens high up against the ceiling In the
center Of che room.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
A Ro1.PInlted Rlouae.

Tie blouse whist has come to be m
essential to style as we'll as comfort.
and takes fresh variations with each
ii coming season. This one Is Becul.
iarly attractive. and IL laid i'm full
length box plaits, with additional
tucks at the front. which extend to
yoke depth and provide fullness below
that point The model Is made Of
rfseda Yelling trimmed with black
banding and combined with a yoke Of
ecru lace, but all materials Of a sur
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1. The costume to the left Of the
sketch above Is Of chameleon tafsta. on
the blue and brown shades, trimmed with
circles Of blue velvet edged with brown
and white silk braid The jacket has a
girdle of silk velvet, with loops and ends
at the back. With this is worn brown
velvet hat with a white feather sweep
ing across the crown and over the hair
Ia the back
2 This smart coat suit Is Of a heavy
novelty cloth on the petunia shades, the
lapels being faced with white broadcloth
and petunia velvet A ladder pattern in
petunia silk braid is inserted in the
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Mrs. John Nicholas Brown Is build
ing a 500, 700 residence at Newport for
her son.
The mother OF the Rev. Il. Nj. Foster,
OF Charles City. Iowa, was second
cousin OF Napoleon Bonaparte.
Mrs. Hetty Green's wealth Is put at
$50, 600 or 80, and her living ex-
penses are put at less than $1,000
yearly.
Frau Coslma Wagner has devoted
her entire widowhood to the praise OF
her husband. She Is the daughter and
mother Of a composer, and has been
the wife Of two
Miss Mary A. Booth. OF Springfield,
Mass. is well known IN the scientific
world. She is one OF the few women
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regeneration
with
the percepe engthenng Of day at this time Of the triumph
unity and merymakng and has descended through the
knowdge adding
humanity
meanngu
universal
Christianity borrowing this festival all the had worth
having added much that dear and sweet and bean To him
inded the
Jerusalem this
him thrill
his thanksgiving wela
whatever bes his il and though
his hts within hollow
Great jehovah king OF kings!
meaning n
a
nothing
childhood spirit it's traditions ennebsng
salnted Under
friends
aud the glad naked the bHeion
tide GOw.-Des MOnea
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sleeves and skirt and also runs down
the three-quarter coat. A soft bea yer
hat. with wings across the front, com
plefes a most effective toilette.
3. Silk warp Henrietta cloth Of the
most delicate mauve tint composes this
reception gown This ia eln bora tely trim
med with applique lace and chiffon roses
aud scroll designs Of chenille
l. 4 fine hroadcloth Of light brown
has velvet and braided lapels thrown
back To display a fawn-color vest. The
full sleeves have stiff acalIopad cuffs
edged with fawn color. and the skirt has
shirred pieces of the material let In at
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each gore. A marquise hat Of brown
felt, trimmed with velvet and ombrs
piumes. Ia worn with this costume.
3. A graceful gown Of pale blue mes
saline has double strips Of Irish point
down either side Of the vest, which II
a iAn Of lace The aieagAa and skirt ara
deliberately decorated with qulIlings and
narrow lounces Of the messaliue. while
yoke effect Is given 90 the shoulders
by tucked epantets Of the same material
A pale blue shirred tnffeta hat. turned up
on the left and held there by blue and
white plames, Is worn with this dainty
toilette.
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them than has been required for the
style which is displaced. The nun
gradually descended FROM the shoulder,
1t stopped at the elbow a season or
two; then it slipped down to the wrist,
and when 1t was In danger Of drop
ping TO the ground the dFesSmakers
rescued it and have stuck it up ON the
shoulder again. Those thrifty women
who keep their old gowns may now
take the gowns OF 1894 out OF the
closet and again be In the height of
fashion.