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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-20
Montgomery Theatre. Wednesday Night,
 RnaeIle Knnff.

Cousin Kate" the comedy success at the Hudson Theatre. New York. will be presented at the Montgomery The atre Wednesday night. Miss Roselle Knott is at the head of the company interpreting this play which comes here under the management of Frank L. Perley. It is described as a whole some and piquant comedy. Seat sale opens this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-20

'PThe Acting Mayor expressed some surprise when assured him that had personal knowledge of these facts, and told him that he might go to the Coun- try Club and learn them himself. He asked me when I could come'to his of- flee. I told him that I was too busy to see him the following day. He tried to make an engagement with me. but we could not reach an agreeable appoint ment. Mir Mcintyre expressed aston ishment at what told him, saying. It Is news to me-
 When went to the club house Thursday at noon questioned the ne- groes again. learned that Mir. Jones had hAAn thera Wednesday evening to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-20
shatteriug an illusion.

Chicago Tribune.
 The elderly passenger in the street car. who was not so well preserved as he thought he was arose and oenred his seat to the young woman who was standing in the aisle.
 "Oh, no, thank you." she said, T couldn't think of deprlving an old gem tleman of his seat"
 You mean it kindly, miss" rejoined the elderly passenger, sitting down again, but I'd rather you had chloro- formed me-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-20
SPRINGS LEASED.

MT. w. H. Jackson Has Leased Famous
 Resort for Season.
 Talladega, Springs, Ala, March 19, 1905.-Mr. W. H. Jackson has leased Talladega Springs and is having the Grounds. Houses and Furnishings throughout thoroughly overhauled and remodeled. Everything is being put in frst-class condition. When the Springs are opened for the Season on May 1st, the patronage is expected to be even greater than last year, which was a most successful season. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-20
Thursday Night. 0fla Skinner.

Otis skinner comes to the Montgom- cry Theatre Thursday night in "The Harvester" Otis Skinner will, as the gipsy hero. show his art as character actor, stage lover. romantic player and comedian-a versatile blend of all phases of his art Seat sale opens Tuesday morning. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-20

Pot Grown Rose Plants, nice, strong, stalky plants $1.OO and Sl.5O per dozen.
 Telephone 200 or call at ROsemOnt Gardens. If
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-15
BlBLIoTECA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA,

casaos de las eusdr Dc Vomsuter fu6 spesannts
domado ella msmo sonds ressrvado para uso pa
sua nto s csunansas permiNan Aclulrle entire los
rsgalos Dc boda
Estas reaeones ssi sstidianas los nsidsntss de
las ssns equae6n las cuae untaban aGunas lecssnss
de bale dspuSs de csd podan do sstabcef pocs
pocs entire ushota Talsvaut hstspede una gran fam
ardsa k sho Vaudrcour ssbre od0 sin apartarss de las
form sorrct rspetusss habiA rdado On adoptar
SAbna eosumbs flvor de igsa psrpstsa bura Psrs
este srrsns sncsnt6 shorM Tssv.s 10 ha:ia
frene bsn hasta dpuab palms matsria dc surlas
do r6nicos esuvoso grave bsn timbads era aprs
p6o subAya nota sarsastsa con oompa
csAc profess de bale de equs6n Sussaia vsees
que Asa poda sar, Bernardo Sasna partian solos dc
casa dc csbAs Aunaus segudos gsarda "a
brgo sbds senorh Tsvaut sitaba educsaa
berad de co,tumbfes dc les 6veHes amscsa Ademks
dAbsn motive agune nalsdcsncs FL senior Vaudrieourt
10 se6ora Sabina hsbaban de aunos hpcos cine
getco deaban de ocupsse de eos reanudr
nofensvas ir6nicss Por eiempo Bernardo 81
vatilo dec{a:
Temo. vecina por mil antomss que tenga usted
corss6nl
ell. drgi6ndole mirada rEpida responda Tranquil
lamente:
-Yo Dor mil IN ,fntoma tambi6n t.mo que u.td tsnga
dems,iadol
-Otro df,:
-iSabe usted sedorits, querdI veeini 10 que
sgrada usted lQue nnguna de las cusdades
propas de sexo
-sf-contes6. u.ted e,pera que t.us. .OdOs los
dcfctos.
i Es posible
Es seguro
Ta Ell tono general de sos nocentes conversational
Despues de 10 competa curac6n de Juans paaron dos
tres conde de Vaudcourt mAnfestase nngGn
dsso por dsSQuitarse en- Paris de l szm del campo 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-15
LA MUEkTA

rsconsemeao Por 10 personalments reere al se6or
Tevaut d6ccimo dscurrir ell medic do sere agradbe
todos gustos todo pcsrs resumanse d estudo
las dsrencs en- use entire gants dstnguid podfsn
tmsno arssto do grsud La senorta Taevaut aunque
poso expansive hsba habdo agunos dstes "a fams
Aa Bernardo; de madre, des1s largo tsmpo psrstca
de ga sltusel6n personal del senior Teau Hbia
conhrmado agunaa usons ptbso qus ahrmaba
sxsr de matrmono entire ela 80 tutor Este
matrmonio deba vsrfcaa d otoGo sguente esoe
ed.d Sbins proporConsria les Dc V.udr
court propcia osa6n hscer acptar oven rico re-
cuerds Entire nte comAron conderaconas partcuarer
de ateroionss codanss de las Ansbsimas fuezas
Alicia hasit trscuentes Vsit1s La SAAye levAbs me-
nuao bella vecna Vamous Dor un dfa dos FL se6or
Tevaut prsaaba de buena voluntad raptos que e
prvabln de Gt coaborsdaa LIE hasgaba atmidad de u
prcmetaa muT vaor moral haa aprecade dssds
primer monsRo Ls complasa tsmb6p pupla pudea
de este mode Abandonar intsvaos sxsncA psss aua
On a sual 90 reRrschAba vssN Asbsrla sonfnaae.
1nrs las dittrscsons qss los ssfors de Vaudricourt
mine AL dscr poda adeHts On sus tarras on
aus bssaue essops laso sin poceso
BAL rsord6 Bernardo primer sncusntro refSndoa aesre
menta los sanmsnos de furor vssgvo que haha
Este rseusrdo uvsr6 De koyuse se fermaron en-
mss meAtrss lases a ADRIAN como Ell cEx
disntst.
- Bs lktma cue rfa tan Ioc Sc dio el sener DE-
Vaudrioourt &c srrebatadora susndo So rel
Ds'Rncisdsments 10 era tamben cuands no refr.
La aefa de TAsvau sue hAbfa adq dqurdo Ia coatumb bre
fresusao compsha de oI essAo Dc Vamou
81 nGre fria Dc ealnA ante sImbo Alicia
sonsurfo adu1 "a mIfdo dole eccones de squtas6 que
A loVsn aprovssho msravionertI Arrsgants destrA
Vds reuns todas lss csnsonss pzra brar
gsnero de sport ri tras de amazOna pona de relieve
,ecsima ssbea lrmonia do formas Uno de loo her
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-15
N0TJCJAs DEL DJA

Agsntes, M. z. Calder6n y ca, Tetuan
IL, San Juan P. r
--Fueron reengsnchados por dos
amos en- ell cuerpo de la poicfa insular
los guardias Manuel Ramirez, Valen-
tin S. Vazquez y Alexandra Esteves.
-Hs sido trasladado ell guardia
insular Eugenlo Duc6s del puesto de
la Fortaleza 4 Aguadilla.
-Fueron ncmb' ados gusrdias por
dos amos, Nepomuceno C6rdova con
destino a San Juan, y Francisco Dulie
vre para MayagGez
Ell LINES empezar$n en- Guayams
los juicios por causas olectnrales.
--Ss encuentra ca la isla ell ms
pector de csminos senior Montills,
empleado del depsrtauenso del inte-
rior.
PARA curar un resfriado en- un
un dla tome las <Pastillas laxantes de
bromo.quinina., Il boticario 10 de-
volvsr& sl dinero 81 no Sc sura. La
6rma do E. +. Grove 50 halla on cada
cajita.
-@LPARA CURAR un rssfriadC
en- un dia tome las PASTILLAs LAXAN'
TEs DE BRoMo QUININA. II boticaric
le dsvolver& el dinsro 81 no Sc cura
La frma dc L. W. GROVE SO halla OF
cada cajits.
E9@VENTA. Simeon Rovirs, due
No de la cusrts parts dc la casa de Ia
calls do San Fransisao Is dc ssts %
nitsl, Ia vsnds. Driiirse = 81 On Aqua
dilla para proposisionss lS Oh
THE NAY FLOWER. - Crist(
st. 1s. San Juan, P. R-A ana sua
dra do los sarros slSstrIsos prinsi
palss sdinsios del eokisrAo. HsplSn
diGa vista q 10 bahia. Baxos modsr
nos sanitsrio.. Eabitaconss frsssas
Exquisite scmiaA pasrtsrriqus1a ,
americans. Precios modsrsdos. .-KMI
Liza RAMIREZ viuda da NAsfsrrsr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-15
t0u,NNesre(h a h pAssn~ So

ma todoa los jusves, 90 vez do los vier-
mes como verla hacienda.
Sc ha ordenado una investiga-
ci6n acerca del accidente que ocurrl6
anteayer en- Ell puente de San Antonio
al coche del gobernador Winthrop.
FL juez del Vale Sc ha hecho cargo de
dicha investig gacion.
Ell Superintendent de Sanidad
DR.. Ricardo Fl. Hernandez sali6 pa
ra Arecibo.
Ell Quartet general pub]ic6 esta
mafaus una orden.nza sobre trasls-
dos de po|icias,
-Esta mafsna conferenciaron con
81 Gobernador los sefiores Crosss,
Elliot, Hernandez jlez del Supreme
Campillo y otros sehores de la isla.
-Algunas de las ventaias de Ia
maquina dc escribir <Olivers: Tiene
dobls barra para ell tipo. Directa CO.
nexi6n con las palancas. Rapilo es-
cape. Tsclsdo suave, ligero y eani-
co. Raya papel, sirve para hacer
para hscer estados.
--En el Juzgado de Paz Sc vieron
hoy dennucias por alteration de lapaz
ne ell Psrque Borinquen, durante la
function.
-Madsna las ocho Sc reunira
ell Board de msdicos examinadores, q
fin de tratar sobre revallda de tltulos.
Sc han formulsdo denuncias &
la Junta local de Sanidad sobre ell Us
del cigarro en- los carros electricos
Ell doctor Gomez Brioso sometera
dlcho ssunto al alcalde de la ciudad.
-Hs sido separado del cuerpc
por imposibilidad ffsics, ell policfa
lnsular Jose Arroyo Torres.
LOS PIANOS que han sobrssa.
lido On 9stos dltinos cinco amos por
6sta raz6n los rscomendados por los
profesores dc mdsica dc mas prsst' giC
en- Ia isla, soA los do 10 fibrisa Kohlel
& Oampbsll, de New York, de Ia sua
es agente en- San Juan A. s. Belaval
Apartado 81, y { quisn pusds usted
dirisirse para msjorss informss.
-Ha salido para Arecibo dor
Alfonso Aguilar, empleado de Obra,
P1blicas.
-Nuestra renom brada y siempre
preferida cerveza <Pahsts de Milwau
kee contiene sustanciss tan saludables
que devuelve Ia salud perdids, ali.
meuta, y estirpa cualquier enfel medad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-15
Venta de una fInca

Sc vends una hnca rdstics, cita
On Fsjsrdo ocho mioutos de la CEN
tral que SO esta montando en- esta po-
blaci6n, compuesta de 2lS cuerdas,
103 de vegas superiores en- su mayor
parte de regsdo, y ll5 de altos terre-
nos suueriores pa'a paste y cana.
Tiene para oil proxino aho 120 cuer
das de cana entre plautilla y toc6n. -
Para informes dirijirse q esta redac
ci6n. 30-9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-15
Junta EscO|ar de Rio-Grande

AVISO. A los cinco dias conta-
dos desde la primera insertion on un
peri6dco de circulaci6n, proce edera es-
ta Junta a la designation de candida a.
tos para cubrir las vacaptes que se
exnrssan; Tn maestro principal. Un
maestro rural.
Los aspirantes acompafiarkn sus
peticiones los certifcados.
RIO Grande, Septiembre 8 de /. 9O5.
DR.. Diego R0nsdn y Dias. Presidente
dc la Junta escolar. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-15
E.DTCT0.

En- Ia Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Guayama P. r. Esta-
dos Unidos de America. Ell Pre-.
sidente de los Estsdos Unidos IS.
Carolina Luzunsris Dominguez. de-
mandar te, versus. Ramon Pas
tor Diaz y Molinaris, Rufna
Molinaris Cividanis, demandado.
Emplazsmiento. FL Pueblo de Puer.
to-Rico, Ramon Pastor Diaz, 6
sea el demsndado antes mencio.
nado:
Por la presente Sc notifica q usted
que SO hs presentsdo en- la O6cina
del Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito judicial de Guayama
Puerto Rico, la demanda del actor
antes citado en- Ia cual pide q Ia Cor.
te una sentencia defnitiva condenan.
do al demsndsdo don Ramon Pastor
Diaz y Molinarls y Embellishments
81 este no tuviese bienes, q su sefIora
madre dof1a Rufna Molinaris de Civi
danes a reintegrsr a Ia demand ante
a suma de mil seiscientos dollars oue
ests hs suplido desde ell 20 de Msrzo
de 902, hssta ell IA de Julio de |. 905,
para alimentos, vestido. calzado y
educsci6n de su citado hijo. se.
guirle pasando q dicho niho CON el
mismo in, Ia csntidsd de currents
dollars mepsuales, en- tanto que u
pueda con su trsbaio personal ad-
quirir medios de vida, con las costai
al dem msndsdo. Y 90 noti6ca a ustet
que de no snmparecer a contestar ID
demanda dentro de los cuarenta diai
ldeapues de notificado, ia demandant,
podra obtener previa declaratoria d,
rebeldfa y de la prueba de Ia publ
caci6n de este edicto una sentencia d,
lconformidad con las resultancias de
ljuicio. Y para gu publication un,
vez por semana, por termino de cua
repta dias en- ell peri6dico LA DEMO
CRACIA que Sc publics en- San Jual
de Puerto Rico q los efectos de Ia no
tifcaci6n dicha demanda.
De orden del Honor able Charlie
e. Fno.e Juez de Ia Corte de Distrit
, de Grayams, libro cl pressnte gu
frmo y sello con el de esta Corte, O
Guaysma. P r. 10 de Agosto d
905. William Oppenhenner, Secrets
: rio accidental de la Corts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-15
Gran Hotel Palmer

Situado en- el sitio mis- c6ntrico de
esta ciudad.
Este estableclmiento tIene
habitaciones frescas y F1ntl-
ladas con salidas al balc6n.
Gran reforma de banos {
inodoros, estilo americana, de
acuerdo con las practlcas de
hygiene mas estrlcta. 81 me-
ior en- SUI clase. ServlciQs a la
carta. Sc sirven comidas a do
micilio. Alumbrado electrlco.
Telefono n1mero 40.
Propie,ario y Re- resent .rte,
TIMOEEO PALMER.
Maysguez, Mendez vigo No "A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-15
BAS g. 90.

Agsntss conisionistas. Corrsdo-
res de Aduana. Representatives. do
importantes casas de Europa y Esta.
dos Unidos. Compra y vsnta do fru-
tos del pals. As solicita sorrsspoa.
dsnsia.
Allsn, 81 st. P. o. Box 751.
San JasL, p. r. C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-13
THE PRESIDENTS OUTING.
Enjoying Camp Diversions-Started for
Colorado TODAY

A dispatch from Frederick Okla, says:
Yesterday was an ideal day for President
Roosevelt and his party of hunters in the
big pasture. The weather has been cool
and cloudy. The party goes out at $50
o'clock each morning and returns to camp
about II o'clock for dinner. Fresh horses
are sadded by attendants and fresh start
is made at 80 o'clock in the afternoon
One of the diversions of the camp was a
series of foot races, in which the President
participated
The dogs are so accustomed to pursuing
wolves that they left off chasing Wild
cat yesterday when wolf was scented.
Tuesday night raccoon was caught In
Deep Red creek and it is now in camp as
a live trophy of the chase.
In one of the runs wolf was chased over
the hills and across creeks and through tim
Der for ten miles. The pace was fast and
when the wolf was captured there were
only four of the party within sight of the
anima1-Bob Burnett Guy Waggoner and
John Alternately, three old-time cowboys
and President Roosevelt. About fifteen
dogs are taken out at time and the re-
mainder of the pack is kept at camp. YelpS
can be heard for miles.
A dispatch from Denver, Colo, says: Gov.
Jesse Mcdonald, accompanied by party
of National Guardsmen and officers OF
the regular army, intends to go to
Trinidad in order to welcome President
Roosevelt 10 COlOfduO. dOf MCIOHdiu W III
carry with him the hunting license which
has been issued by the game commissioner
to the President The party intends to
leave Denver Thursday night arriving at
Trinidad Friday morning. There they will
join the presidential party and accompany
the President back to Colorado Springs.
The governors party will consist of the
governor. Adjt Gen. Buckley Wells, Gen.
Charles S. Cooper, Gen. Frank d. Baldwin.
Lieut. H A. DUNN, Col. Kenneth L.
Fahnestock, Charles Lavender of Leadville
and Phillip b. Stewart. The special permit
which Gov. Mcdonald will present to the
President has been engrossed and incased
In leather covering. 1t will give the chief
executive carte blanche.
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quarters of an inch wide. These are put on IN
a slightly waved line and are broken at regu-
lar intervals by a wider design, in which
the horizontal bands form scrolls Inter-
twined with the braids are stitched straps
of the cloth the same width as the other
applied trimming, and where the design is
broadest and most Intricate there is sun
burst embroidery OF black silk with the
rays tipped with tiny trimming buttons. AL
together this decoration on the skirt occu-
pies not less than ten inches of the skirt
length.
The bolero is smart and is just what one
would expect to find completing the cos
tune. There is a good deal of the fancy
braid. and bit of contrasting trimming re-
lieves the somher combination of blue and
black. The short coat is collarless and
fastens down the center of the front. Each
side is trimmed with a very narrow bit
of oriental embroidery in which there are
touches of green and eastern blue. THIS
trimming curves round the neck and ap-
pears also at the wrist.
From the shoulder seam three pieces of
the fancy black silk trimming braid start
on a downward course, the outer one end
ing in scroll toward the armhole, the mid
die one coming a trifie lower on the coat,
and the third curving low over the bust
and then sweeping suddenly over the vest
to continue on In straight line each sloe
to the bottom of the bolero; then it makes
a turn toward the side seam. Just oack OF
the oriental vest black soutache braid IS
put on, to form very shallow scallops, and
inside of these are tiny rows of black SILK
buttons, following the curved edge.
This chic bolero ends in slight point in
front, and from just a little forward OF the
underarm seam it begins to blouse WIN
out any gathers. The cloth is fitted In such
a way that it turns under, but SHOWS no
fullness whatever. The back of the coat hts
as smoothly as though it were tight one
but it has a distinctive blouse. The sleeve
which goes with this modish garment Is
none too full, and yet it is not SO severe as
a coat sleeve. There is some fullness at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-13
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

Hats turned up on one side have more
dressy appearance than those merely tilted
IN from the back In the former case the
norton of the brim that is intended to be
turned is made wider. the same remark
holding good for the back when this is also
turned up. Frequently shapes are made
with one part of the brim more than dou-
bile as wide as the other, and it is left to
the mlliner to arrange 1t as she pieases,
pleating, fluting fastening it back to the
crown and letting it stand up vertically
and softening off the effect by shower
of plumes. Hats are thus often very high
at the back and on one side irrespective or
the broad bandeau. Moreover, plumes and
aigrettes will often top the elevated brim,
while the heavier trimming of masses of
flowers and bows of ribbon. etc. are kept
low.-Millinery Trade Review.
With the new styles of hats the tulle
veil comes in triumphant. There can be
no question of lace wells floating down at
the back when so much of the trimming
of the hat is arranged cache-peigne fash
ion, nor of long scarfs twisted about the
neck and falling to the foot, such as
were worn by some fashionables last year.
There was never quite such craze for
the latter at any time as the illustrated
fashion books would have us believe. The
fact is artists found they made charming
finish to a picture, whereas quite few
women declined to embarrass themselves
with them on account of their incon-
veniencc.
Short veSs being therefore once more
reinstated in favor. much ingenuity has
been displayed In the production of fresh
lines of tulles, novelty being obtained for
these by varying the designe of the
gossamer itself as well as of the decora-
ton put upon It. This more often than
not takes the form Of some sort Of spot
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and 1t is really surprising to find what
an infinite number of forms anything so
simple may be made to assume. Every
size of spot is adopted, wrought either in
chenille or velvet, although the tendency
is not in favor of very large sizes; rather
for those below the medium down to the
very smallest. Groupings of different sizes
of spots, so to form patterns and border,
are much affected ~ Millinery Trade Re-
view, asa4 al
most repulsve cosmetic, but one which
some Roman damesbof antiquity esteemed
as most precious, was, the blood of the
young hare. sc1 z. m
During the sixteenth century the water
in which beans had been boiled was used
as a complexion wash, and this farina-
possesses The ancient Gauls, whose beau
tiful color was the subject of SO much
envy - the patrician Romans, washed
their faces in the foam of beer, also in a
liquid made from dissolvtug chalk in vim
egar.
An old Italian recipe for obliterating the
injurious effects of salt air and sunshine
is to battle the face with the white of an
and time ii off after fifteen minutes. This
treatment must be repeated three or four
times, and always at night before retiring.
Rome under tie empire and Greece dur
ing the time of Perices were seized with a
mania for golden hair. Many a dame
dampened her raven tresses in the strong
est of muriatic acid and sat in the sun to
bleach her hair to the coveted yellow
Others used I've and afterward anointed
their heads with oil made from goat fat.
ashes of the beech tree and certain yellow
MISUNDERSTANDING.
When girl is first engaged she figures
on a ten-room house in the swell part of
town. As time goes on the house gradii-
ally decreases In size until it is a four
room structure. Then all the fancy trim
mings are left off, and next the house is
located in a remote part Of town. Finally,
when the wedding comes of it Is an.
nounced that the couple will reside with
the brides father.-Atchispn Globe.
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top, which is held in below the elbow by
several vertical tucks or pleats stitched
fiat. These extend to the wrist, and have
over them a braid design reproducing in a
small way the trimming motif. The touch
of color is seen on the edge of the cuff. A
grdle made of folds of black satin is at
tached to the bolero and serves to give the
blouse a good contour.
An indistinct tan checked material made
with a boX-pleated skirt had elaborate
brown braid trimming set on the bottom
like the above sketch. There was more of
the same braid put on in fancy pattern
on the bloused coat and the front was even
more trimmed than the one just described
Instead of an oriental vest this tan cos
tune showed one of cream white coarsely
woven linen hand embroidered in delicate
pastel shades. The sleeves ended abruptly
at the elbow with a cuff which was wide
around but not very deep Upon this was
more of the braid and a bit of pastel silk
worked in here and there.
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on the foot and headed with inconspicuous
edgng of braid. Now the band may be
omitted and a broad braid pattern laid some
distance above the foot. This fashiona BILE
and smart decoration for street costume
IS exemplifed in the above sketch, which is
developed in a French blue hroadcloth.
The front of the skirt discloses "A double
box pleat reaching down its entire length
ard widening gracefully from belt TO hem.
Over the hips and around the back the ma
terial is arranged in small pleats, which are
carefully stitched down for distance of
eight ten inches. Below this point the
SKIRT appears to be very full.
1t is cut the usual walking length, and
four or five inches above the extreme edge
comes an elaborate braiding done by hand.
The trimming begins and ends at the fold
of the double box pleated front panel, ard
1t continues on round the back without in
corruption. For the main part 1t is COM
posed OF three pieces of very handsome
black silk fancy braid, not less than three
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London Still the Leading Port.

Figures just compiled and published by
the bureau of statistics, Department of
Commerce and Labor, giving the foreign
commerce of the principal ports of the
world, show that London still leads with a
total of $1,304, 754, ISL, whereas New York
ranks second, with total of 81, 103, 979 046.
New York outranked London in the amount
of exports, with total of $5O6, sos ,O13, but
Liverpool leads the world in exports, with
a total of $557, 59S 9SG
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Guarding Against Land Frauds.

The general land office has issued circu-'
lar to United States judges, clerks and 9TH