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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

the mountain side with the fury of a
hHriane. tapping up all In its path.
Mr.. Firch.and Mr. Mundell saw three
Of thier pack animals swept from be-
fore them on the tract and with great
effort their own saddle horses we're
turned right In the midst of the fierce
heat and Aame and made dash back
into a clear space and by the heroic
efforts scrambled up the side Of the
mountain through a dense forest Of
pine, FIR and cedar, fallen timber and
brush. with the Hre rushing up BY
their side with 9 mighty roar. Their
horses, wild With fear and terror, bat
seeminIy realizing the dangerous sit
uation, readily responding to every
Wish Of their leaders In the effort TO
ontFnn the Dire up the mountain.
"BY a mighty effort, - says Mr..
Firch, I'VE at last got ahead Of the
fire. crossed over aud down into an
other gnlch beyond, slipping and slide
ing, first man and then horse cam
tnmhiing after, until at last we re-
gianed the trail again on the other
side Of the fire area. But we saw
nothing more Of our mule and horses
who like ourselves, had attempted to
pass through the fiery furnace. To
add to the fury and terror of the fire.
an electric storm broke over the
mountain. heights with ter. iBc crash Of
thunder and flashes Of lightning
which, wherever 1t struck, caused a
great volume Of oil like flames to
shoot mp from the mountain tops,
while still further below, force Of
men on the new wagon road were
reDdiBg rock aud stumps by great
blasts Of dynamite, the reports OF
which. reveFberated through the noun
tains ia great thunder.like crashes
giving ous q genuine aud realistic re
presentation 81 Dante's Inferno. We
were glad 10 escape with cur lives by
q veay narrow margin, aud the only
loss sustained was our horses, mule.
fine lot of samples Of ore which vas
on two Of the animals, a vest and cap
and tew burns on hands aud face.
TuesIAysHIsht heavy rain set ia
and, no doubt, Ia 3 measure. checked
the Gre"
Mr.. FIrch came into Occur d'Alene
Gu Wednesday evening by boat from
Harrison. Mr.. Mnndeil stayed al
Wallace 10 return again 10 the mine
With more supplies and men 70 prose-
cute the work IN the development Of
tbs properties aud also to learn just
where IN the Ore the horses perished
and II possible TO recover the samples
~ ore which vent down with The
borses Altogether we had an exper
fence which We will never envy and
one We shall never forget" said MIR
FiFch.
Mr.. Firch will be In the city for
tew days sRain and can be seen at
the Office Of Ed. p Brennan. one
door east % Netherlands Clothing
store,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
THE CHURCHES.

Services next Sunday At st. Luke't
Episcopal Church aa follows:
Holy communion at 3. IA.
Sunday school At 10 a. N.
Morning Prayer AZ II a. IA.
Baptisms at : p. N,
Evening prayer at pm.
The Wumeu's Guild met and deter
mined 20 bold = fair at come time,
which would be announced later.
just before Christmas.
At The First Baptist church next
Sunday. the subject Of the morning
prayer viii be- The Victorious Life. :"
In tie evening The Church Of God. -
The time of service in the evening has
been changed 10 100
At the Swedish Lutheran church
next Sunday morning. Sunday school
service this years cateehumene Will
be confirmed. In the evening. pre-.
paratory sermon for The Lord Sup.
per aud Holy Communion by the cat :
cchumsns aud the congregation. Rev.
J. Jesrcreon, of Spokane. will assist
at the services.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will meet at the church ut 40 this
afternoon for the regular outing. Az
ter ride on the lake a picnic will
be enjoyed around a we'll prepared
feast Every family is expected 10
be present with we'll oiled baskets.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church viii hold a social at Mrs.
Earl Rogers on Tuesday Of next week
from ; until O'Clock. Both ladies
aud gentlemen will attend and New
England Refreshments will be in evi.
dence, The public IL invited.
The union church prayer meeting
will be held at the Presbyterian
hurch at 7:3o on Wednesday Of
next week.
Pastor Litheriand will preach on
"Universal Peace" at the Preshyter.
ian church on Sabbath morning, aud
Ia the evening give an address appro.
pirate TO Temperance Sunday.
Evangelist ]. n. Mcconnell oi
Paloose. Wash, will begin meetings
In the Christian church next Sunday
morning. He will preach every
night as long as the interest will war,
rant All those who attended his
meetings last winter will be glad to
hear him again.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

large black bear came walking up
through the corn patch 81 sMrs. Hem
street. Bruin didn't seem bit star
tied until the women and children
began 10 scream. He then made q
bee line for the north. Julian Satire
saw the bear and ran 10 bis house and
got his rife. He took three shots at
Mr.. Bruin. but none seemed to prove
effective.
Professors o. r. Shern and Archie
Nogle have just returned from Port
land, where they have been visiting
the fair. They report having had q
dine time.
Robert Wildwood and family, for
msF residents Of this place, but who
have been living at Wardner, Idaho,
for the past two years, have moved
back to Post Falls, and will make
their home here in the future.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

DO you like a good cup of eoffees
Try Golden Gate at 40 cents per
pound, There lie no better at any
price. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

Cot. John +. Firch, president of
the Mastodon Occur d'Alene Mining
company, together with Mr.. A M.
Mundell. vice president of the CON-
pany, went out last week with a sup.
ply of provisions, tools. tents. etc.
sufficient to open up camp preparatory
to tho erection Of suitable buildings
for carrying on mining operations
this fall aud winter.
Mr.. Firoh says that they have one
of the finest showinas that any mine
has ever had IN the Occur d'Alene
district, aud lie very iubilant over the
prospect Of having one of che greatest
mlnes ever found. A large force Of
men lie now at work putting In a new
wagon road from Wallace to the st.
Joe river, which will connect with the
Mastndou mines, and make the ores
easy of access TO market aud the
rapid realization of dividends In the
near future.
On the return trip from the mines
nn Tuesday, when about two aud q
half miles from the divide between
Slate creek aud the summit. they were
oysrtaken aud envelopeh by fierce
forest Gre which come sweeping w
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

Hope, Idaho, Sept. II. Burglars
entered the store Of J. d.. Jannott
here last night, making a Wholesale
haul, taking $50 suits of clothing,
knives, razors. iewelry, ETC., valued
at about $1,000. The robbery occurred
between midnight and morning. Al
though suspicious characters we're
around yesterday, there Ia no clew al
Jet.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
Chamberlain. Kennedy Ala. Na,ar.

Chamberlain Remedy Aids Na,ars
Medicines that aid nature are al.
ways most eifectnal. Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy acta on this plan. IL
sllRys the cough, relieves the lungs,
aida expectoration, opens the secre.
tione, aud aide nature in restoring the
system 10 healthy condition. Sold
by The cSenrsl Alene Drug Co
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

Fekfenouuas scott block. Paper
from five cents . double roll up.
Arthur Cory viii be IN Occur a.
Alene tbs 18th Of this month to do
the fall tuning. ANY one desiring
bis services win please leave their or
der with Mr. Lumpkin.
4. Il. Hedal, the furniture dealer,
will sell you a $50 high grade sewing
machine for s35 and s4O. This is
your opportunity to buy at small
margin above cost.
e. B. Keller Il Co. have just re.
ceived a car Of Csretana, the famous
hard wheat -four.
Thirty Ave choice lots In Simm's
addition at a special price for
short time. Perfect title See Jamea
II. Harte.
Mems. boys and children's hats
and caps, shapes to fit any head, and
styles 70 suit the most fastidious.
The Wiggett q Empey Co.
Our tailor made suits from $40
up. A perfect fit guaranteed. The
Wiggett g. Empey Co.
We carry the best ladies' shoe in
America. The Wiggett a. Empey Co.
Dry Wood-Fir, tamarack and pine,
sixteen inch and four foot. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
A new and complete line Of caskets
at I. Z. Hedal's.
A good room dwelling, and full
sized lot In desirable location, at q
low price. For sale or rent. See
Jas. III. Harte.
For hack service, call up the
Occur d 'Alene Drug Store.
If in need of door locks. butts or
builders hardware. it will pay you
big to get our prices. The Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Dry wood for sale. The Wiggett
a Empey Co.
George F. Steele has several fne
farms for sale on reasonable terms.
Give him a call and look over his
prices.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on
door locks, hinges and builders
hardware, during Sept. at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
One good business room In the
Scott block on Fourth street for rent.
Closing out all summer dry goods
st cost. All ladies' shirt waists at
cost. All ladies' skirts at cost.
All straw hats at cost. All pocket
knives at cost. All decorated poree-
lain ware at cost. All wall paper at
less than cost. 1t will pay you to
get our prices. The Idaho Mercau-
tile Co.
The Novelty Works has just re-
ceived q sample line of neat electric
fixtures that they are selling at %
per cent below Spokane prices. Also
superior electric lamps in ali sizes.
Camp chairs Of all kinds at the
Occur d'AleDe Furniture company.
We are headquarters for Mason
and Economy fruit jars. IL will pay
You to get our prices. The Idaho
Mercantile Co.
warren's lie the best mixed paint
on the market We sell it at the
same price as the common mixed
paints. The Idaho Mercantile Co,
sole agents.
II you use Ceretana -four. you
always have good bread. E. B.
Keller & Co.
DO you like a good cup of coffeef
Try Golden Gate at 40 cents per
pound, There is no better at any
price. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Chi Samel. The best varnish on
the market. IL will not mar OF
scratch You will aad 1t at the
Idaho Mercantile Co.
While at Spokane, eat At the Model
Bakery Cafe, sl9 spraRue Ave.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
POST FALLS NEWS NOTES

A very exciting time prevailed at
East 6reenacres for a short time.
states . letter from Post Fails. A
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

Chi Samel. The best varnish on
the market. IL will not mar or
Yoa will Ead 1t at the
Idaho Mercantile Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
a Good Investment

$3.50 a new room house, front
and back porch, flne lots.
Some One varieties Of fruit
trees, all fenced, city water,
good out buildings. only three
blocks from high school.
$3.50 Takes this corner lot so 10
with room house, fenced.
$3.50 For twelve lots fronting on
Third and Fourth streets. This
Is full block with four corner
lots.
have four choice business loca-
tions on Sherman Street, reasonable.
Residence lots in all parts Of the
city and new additions. prices range
from hfty dollars TO Eve hundred
dollars.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

II you use Ceretana -four. you
always have good bread. E. B.
Keller & Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
Good Buys

Some Good Buys
SIZES a beautiful room cot
tage. just completed. All
plastered, hard finish, fine loca-
ton.
No Better for the Money
$500 Take this 10 room house
in the center Of the city, three
blocks from post Office. Modern
in every respect, fine lawn and
shade trees.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
a Snap

$3.50 Five room house, two lota,
one corner, close in. Look
this up.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
81: S6Ianeensunee.

Die 3unss bient Der @9lanss
I6einbar bauptid4Ii9 als Saitorgan.
Gisentlid aber tit biefe 8e5ei4nung
bod ni9t autreffenb. neil bic @6lan=
eenaunge 10 empSinbli4 1T, bab cine
8eribruns NIT ben @egenitGnben fir
fie nidt erforberli9 lit. Sic fGsini
alfo Der Sib zines @efiibls gu fem,
bas Der SGbigtett man9er 2eute dbnz
li9 lit, bic audi i'm Ounfel !6inbernii<
fen dustpei6en, obne lie beriibrt gu pa
ben, nur baB bies @ermDsen in Der
S4langenaunse nod febr sefteisert 1T.
8%etanntli9 lduft bic 3unse Der
S9langen in atpei Spiben aus = bas
ber bas befannte Spmbof Der Soppel=
aiingigteit = unb lit binter Der @abez
lung mod nit sablrei9en Talten ber=
febtn, UNI bic empfinbli4e SberfId4e
gu bersrDBern. Inter Der 6aut unb
in ben 6alten liegen ffarte pielperz
speiste Nerpsn, bic fdliebli4 in
duberft feline 6afern na4 alien @i&z
tunaer BIN auslaufen. Die Mnf9duz
tlng, bab bic S4langen NIT ibrer
3unse au fteden permOsen, 1T nutiirs
lid M~berglaube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
Gtts Watb RsnseIS an i,tn8e
&nnitIer.

Der bsrftorbens Ibolf b. Msnael
fat 5par S9ule gema9t, aber bod
eieentli9 rlur einen ein3igen S9ilsr
sebubt: 6ris Werner. Op9 nit fet@
mem Hatb, fsiner Mountaineering,
itanb er ernft itre6enben jiingeren
&rdften geleg.ntli9 germ CUR 8erfi@
9ung uno ba9te bonn fppbl on feline
eisene f9pere Sugenb. 60 bate eins
mai por bielen Sahren Der 9eip5iser
&iinitler Otto @ratner fi9 on ben
Weiiter ~getpanbt. Gr fiibrte &lase,
oab er als 2itbonrapb um bes lieben
8rotes nilen 70 biel iiibes 3eus mas
diem miife, bab Miiner unb S9ul5es
8ebaeen bas freie &unitf9affen fore.
Men5el ertpiberte, bab jsbe unper=
brofene 3eiitung friber pber fpdter
fi9 ais fDrberIi9 erpeifen perbs, AUDI
fpenr man 6drte, urerquidlide Irbeit
iiberpinoen miife: rNber nod etpas
ma9t Sbnen gu f9affen = bas teis
mem, Der ni3t seraos in Coupons m
bdQirt CUR Bslt fam, erfpart pirb.
Dos Ding bat piele, iiberaG onbere
Namen. Sei fbnen 3eibt's alip ufa@
bes 3eug", i'm 2eben beibt bas bittere
araut rMub" sau9 nfriB gOssl uber
firb".... Man psib bon 2eiterl, unS
oipar bic beute Siemli4 mas selten, on
bic in ibren bilfloien Susenbtasen
nod anoere @niinnen seiteat puroen.
limb muBte allies als @eleeenbeit gum
ueben, gum 9ernen nit benust per=
ben. Gs lit ba tein anberer Mee, ols
Der, Der beibt: ii4 aus ALIEN cine
tiinftlerifae Mufeabe MAIDEN, fofort
bait man ni4.s mcbr fir feiner un<
tpiirois, audi iiBes .3eus pirb i%ntereis
iant, lehrrei4, iosar f4per. Das 2e>
ben bat fir perneinenbe @eiinnuness
tii4tisfeit Der Susenb penis ibris -.
Dos tGslid llmsebenbe lit am beiten,
am sriinblidften gu ftubiren. 9ie
alte Runft lit auf feinem artberenW
au Glor setOmmen. Die alien RInft=
ler tporen nod sdn5 anbers uuf ibr
3ubauie ansepiefen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
&efsreFen.

Wit ben 2eiben Der 9ausfrau be>
fobt ii4 cine plauDerei in elmer
beutf9ldnbii4en 3situns. Reftereis
fen! Wenn in einem 9auie cine grOs
bere pber fleinsre 9eieni9aft itattfinz
ben ion, lit es nit bic f9psrite SOrz
&c Der Sausfrau, bas Menii Sufamz
menauiteaen unb oas 5eitmabl bersus
ri9ten. 4ber am folsenben Sage,
tpenn bic S9iiTefn nit ben &eiten in
Slide unb Speiiefammer fat pora
tp~urfspoI umberiteben, besinnt Die
Sausfrau Ii9 gu frugen, tpie tie Die
iibrig sebliebenen Oslitatsfen am bpr=
tbeilbafteiten bertpenben fam. sic
tbut es ebenfo oft nit Seufaen pie
nit Srpblpdeu. Oenn tpen1 Is au4
erfreuli9 tit, nod senug @emiiie unD
9roten bor5ufinben, Inn beibes gu Ell
mem ledern Mittussseri9t uuf5upGrs
men unb babur9 bic untpiten Der Sc
feni9aft gu perrinsern, 10 tit buee=
gen nit elmer balben S9iifel i9lapp
getporbener S9lasiabne ober NIT eli
rer i9melSenben @istegelruine 10 gut
pie ni9ts an~5ufansen. Oo9 finbise
Sausfrauen ri9ten aus ben trdurig
baitebenben S9iHeln nod elm f9Ones
faltes 8Ifett Der, faas ibnen cine
sliidli9e 5orm einfGnt, in Der f9nel
elm pddr g%inlabungen fir ben nd6s
item Sag eema9t perben fOnner.
limb nun tperben bic pprbanbenenHez
fte elmer fritii9en priifuns unterSoz
gen. Ius benz iebr 5drten Slid lGbt
fi9 nod cine nunberpone Maionaiie
heritelen unb aus benz falten 8rdten
.italisnif6er Salat" anriibren. lin,
ter bieisr 5lasge iegelt betanntli4 iez
De decomposition iduerli9en 9ei9muds.
unh pei9t lie einmal gar gu beoentz
li4 bonn Serfommen ab; 10 ipielt man
bas Experiment auf cine nprppin5iels
lie" Site binaus. Die !6eimatbstunit
itebt ia beute bod in S9dbuns. Die
&GieI6iiHel pirb tpieoer rieu uno
funitpou %aufgarnirt, ebenIo Die 9eiz
ierti6alen. 60 merfen Die Nd9SIe>
Ter ni6ts bdbpn, Dab lie biesmal nur
gum &eFereHen periammelt paren
unb bergniigen ii9 pieQei9t UNI 10
better, uls Die sanae Sa9e 6O9ft IN
seatpungcn suitanbe getommen tit uno
babel bic srpben @benbtoiletten To-
ppbl fpie bic unter anoern u%mitdnben
ni6t gu u~meebenoen &eben fp~eefaIen.
Sir Die ni9t mebr einpanbfreien iii
ben Speiien, bic man Bel bieier 9ele=
genbeit bod nidt mebr urftii4en tann,
finbet ii9 audi f9on nod @ertpenz
bung. Die beiten Sprtenftiid6en tpers
ben fir 9robmiitter9en 5uriidseleet,
benz man t~penieitens babel ni6ts bors
5uma6en brau6t. Mit ben unbern
lleberbleibieln barf am Na9mittag
bus f9ulpfli9tigs SD6ter9en einige
| S~reunbinnen bepirtben, Die es nod
ni9t libel gu nebmen pflegen, ipenr
Die 2edereien AUDI ni9t mebr gon5
frii9 breini9duen. Sber man md6t
ii6 BEL Der Pprtiersfrau bumit beliebt,
bab ma fei Der 9sisai6aft rdu6 an
fie sebu9t bat"
SeoenfaGs lit bic 6dusfruu, Die
IOl9ergeitalt slsi4 msbrsre S3la6tsn
auf einmal gu i9ldgert perItebt, ni9t
serabe Der GiidItdnbigften cine. Sinh
i6re Siege audi MIR duf benz @ebiete
Der &ii9e unb Speiiefummer seponz
men, elm tpenig Selbberrntalent unD
etpas Siplomatenfunit sebDrt bod
basu, ii9 nit 4nitanb aus Der Iffdre
gu sisben, bab ale 8etbeilisten ibr auz
leBt Sanf piFen. limb tie ielbt bat
bas befriebisenbe 9efiibl, baB tie. als
tluge unb tiidtige Jrau, ni4ts bat
umtpmmen lafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
Z. G |.

~ er bon Der S6piile ongebrp1te
~ &egen mar setommen; als
. bic feds 8ergfteiger am nod
item Na9mittug ms Rupertiz
baus 5uridfebrten, trieften bic Wplten
f9on itunoenlang berunter. gs ftrDmte
ni9t, aber a1es mar naB unb erau; Die
Jarben Der 9inse iparen pie perbli4en,
@erners Iusen, bic INNER na4 2i9t
unb Garbe bungerten, fiiblten fi9 Die
auf f9malfe 8oit seftelt, als bate bic
fpenbenbe Natur 8anferott gemaat. Gr
faB in ieinem 3immer am Geniter. BON
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
Tortfebuns folgt.)
Dtr HuuptTnd1e.

mSu, Gls9sn, parft ia au9 NIT in
Scr S9iilerborftellung I'M Sell Sag'
oD4 nal, pie es Dir sefansn hat?"-.
,9ut, papa, aber -. per frtegt
eigentli9 benn ben Ipfel9"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07
NC nreanine Of pinerent colors.


Colors have a language Of their own.
White, for instance, which is reunion
of the seven primitive colors. is the
symbol of power. divine wisdom, purity,
candor, innocence and chastity. Red
represents fire. It is therefore symbolic
of passion, power and riches; hence
kings and the powerful rulers of the
earth wore red nantes. It is also en-
blematic of hardness and cruelty. being
the color worn by the executioners of
old and by the members of the Inquisi-
ton.
Blue denotes fidelity, sweetness, ten
derness, loyalty, a spotless reputation.
With the ancients yellow denoted glory
and fortune. Now it is called the color
of infidelity and shame. How is it that
yellow has become the emblem of inf
deity, perfidy and misfortune? Because
Jews were forced to wear yellow during
the middle ages and the house doors OF
traitors were smeared with the yolk OF
eggs.
Green is the color of hope and JOY and
the emblem of youth. Black denotes
sadness. Pink denotes health, youth
pleasure, love. Violet is the color al
lowed to faith. Orange means divine
inspiration and poetry. The muses. are
all represented clad in orange colored
draperies. Orange was also the color OF
Hymen. Brides once wore orange col
ored wells called hammeum, and they
could not pronounce their vows unless
covered with the fanlmeum.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07

but it is new and suppose win appear
extensively in winter millinery. The
greatest number of felt hats are being
worn, and not alone plain felts, for
many of the models have beaver edges
two and three inches wide with plain
centers, while others show a velvet
center with the velvet applied to with
in several inches of the edge. In shapes
there is the fiat crowned sailor with its
turned up brim. the small chapeaus on
cavalier lines. and the plateaux that the
millinery artists love to manipulate into
all sorts Of becoming forms A IA
vOrite way of disposing of the plateau
is to mount it on a high bandeau at the
back, giving it a becoming tilt over the
face. The shape is then caught up high
in the back and left side and trimmed
with fluffy ostrich feathers, rising from
the bandeau, where they are fastened
with a large velvet bow. Many of the
creations shown have bandeaux pinned
in them so they may be changed easily
to the right position 10 suit the custo-
mer Small hats and hats of medium
size viii accompany morning and Sc
verely tailored afternoon frocSs, but
for dressier chapeaux large hats of all
shapes are the newest, the picturesque
Gainsborough being likely to take the
lead. Two stunning hats of this class
are to be seen at Virots. One is a large
white felt with a gray outer brim. A
trio of white ostrich tips fall over the
bandeau and rest lightly on the hair at
one side. The crown is softly draped
with two shades of gray velvet. The
second is a picture hat of Powered silk.
raised in the front with feathers and a
! GIoire de Dion rose.
The most feassuring thing about the
present fashions is that the best of
everything seems to find favor with
designers of modes. In accordance with
| the wearers' pleasure, various degrees
of sumptuousness of dress viii be oh
served, with beautiful fabrics, glorious
! colorings and costumes made with the
utmost simplicity. And therein will lie
/ their chic. CATHERINE TALBOT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07

cent friend Of mine, i came into pos
session of one OF the Quaintest conceits
Of the day-the wearing again of the
time honored nightcap. But our grand
mothers would not recognize this ad-
junct under its latter day elegance.
True the name of nfghtcap is not used
in connection with this headdress. and
my attractive little invalid dubbed the
lovely CONNECTION that crowned her
pretty head d dejeuner, or boudoir cap.
There is no denying that the charm of
this cap when made of book muslin,
the mob crown set with a soft frin of
cream colored valenciennes lace and
tied round with a. soft silk scarf, is de-
cidedly fetching. To receive in bed
during convaiescefce, these caps are
not only pretty, but practical and far
more in harmony with the surround
ings than the elaborate couture so fire.
quently INDUCED in nowadays by fas-
tidious women under the most trying
conditions Not even our grandmoth-
ers with their much Wanted superiority
would have the heart to condemn our
dainty rendering of their homely and
certainly dishguring specimen of night
~ headgear.