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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Veo Toren6e Gtateas Yrobere, Eontor
/ Seattle, bpor Wyntpertlfeoet @an
Trancisco prpuer bet @ulb, lom toms
mer fra Mlaita, bleu &asierereu, George
@bmarb Mbams. arreiteret en- Da9 ii,te
1se uuoer Nntlase forqt baue itiaaIet
$35, 600 Serb af @ulbitpu it6en Mat.
Mpntpertfebet San Trancisco bar
/ lensere Glib befrpstet, at ber par noeet
gait poaferoe @eattles &ontoret, tbi
bet @ulb, iom tom berfra, Ear uiit fig
at uere meset mere urent, enb alminbe,
Zig pleier at pere Eilfelbet. g}aar
@uloerts prepes, er Der ileloen mere
enb en- Gierbeoel al en- Procent, iom
saar tabt, beoer bet, men Seattle gil
xabet op til tire @ause iaa m@set oa
mere, % bette lebeoe til Mistante %
til Spioneri ira &e9iertnsens Sibe.
Nan ienote @ulbsrts ira famine Mer'
baabe til @an Trancisco % @eattle, oq
bet piite fig, at @an Tranc,sco pa,
Breuen normal % / Seattle len91
anber. :. ..=ss.. :.:. ,,4
Det beber, at @ulbfbuet bliuer fplbt I
&anoer, % at Mbaus baube Aoans til
Ranberne. San bruste atstase ub tt,
l1n3er @nlbitpu fra buer Ranoe % a
tplbe tire l1n3er tort Sanh op ! ben
titebet. i.
@n Dag ienere oplpies, at bet inarer,
e $500, 900. yerb at @ulb, Nbams ga,
taget, % ot bans gpperier minbr saa'
! iaa lanst tilba9e iom to Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30
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Eoul, TrantriA 26be Nop. - De
merfeltse @tsperimenter. ion1 bleu fores
tasne .af W. 8erteaur. sben franife
Rrtssmiuifer, Xsbaubgs Yauon. par
om9iune of iaa mango np6uenoige os
otficieue 9emmeli9beoer, at GnteItbez
oerue oerpeb fprit M ct bleuen betienbte.
@fsperimenterne blep ubferte ber,
forot Eoul anlees lom Ell aF be tranIfe
@renbiebper, buor Tarer For en- anert>
benoe Stenbe ct fort, oa ben lts9er peb
6opebueien til 5trasburs os Ep(flanb.
Det m.litere Problem, iom agteoes
LIFT ueo @fsper,mentet, par, om en-
Teifnins Eoul, efterat pere inbtaeet
at en- an9ribenbe Mrmee, funoe blipe
soela9t ttu:semeb Ttenben peb Rrtssfpr-
Tel fra Xuften.
Refultatet at Torie9et par lerbeles
tilfrebsi i1iuenoe. 2utlfibets Rr;ssto9t
parebe fra ben l2te til ben Site Oftos
ber, og man etsperimsnterebe iaapel Scat
iom Dag.
Wan fanbt, at &uftlftbet meb fire
Ueano pmboro tunbe gaa fra 35 til 40
Rilometer 40 til 25 WeiD / Eimeu. %
bet tunoe torbliue t 2uTten n1inbf tets
Timer ab @an9en. Yaa ben Eib tunbe
bet 9aa 200 &ilon,eter.
@tibets Rpitains unoer Tlusten por
1aa ltoen, at u'an uoen min6ife 0anFe=
l'sbso tunoe tase Toto9rafier. M}an
tunoe lettelia iasttaee Eroppebeua9elier,
Mnles al Batterier, GO &e1ultatet al
llnoeripselieu bleu uben minbite Mfbrpz
eelle tele9raferet neb til Sorben.
buao ansaar lobret Nffprin9 at Yro>
iettiler, ba par bet albeles forbauienbe,
meb butlten Npiagtisbeo ben funbe ife.
Sra en- 9eibe al 400 Meter tunbe man
looe Quft<Eorpeooer falte laa rpiasti9t,
at 6alpparten af benz traf en- Hao e5fp2
oelttpe 25 Meter Epabrat.
Dea Beuaseuo1fine, lom anpenDtes
til 2uttifibet, par paa 40 6eifetretter,
% ben arbeioebe fra bet fprite til bel
fife uhen ben minbfe Mfbryhelie,
6plferet beltob al to EptteIier af
Silte lluttet lammen meb to OuerRrpss
niuser of flybenee &ubber. Dette blep
iaa usiennemtrengelist, at Eabet at
Gas 9iennem Eptet lite operfea to ~ros
cent pr. Dag.
Man fanbt besuoen, at bette Eoi
bauoe en- beipnberlis elaitilf Eualitet.
Wan fanb!, at @epertusler enten Net
itfe gift isiennem eller oslaa eflerloo laa
imaa Mabninser, at ben @as, iom
tunoe trense ub beri9jennen1, par ubes
tpoelt9. Sfte lutteoas Saaret efter
&uslen albeles ltseban tom &ipb.
Mnsreb paa 2uftifibet fra Mrttuert /
Wotoruosne utlte fig omtrent frustes>
leie, ielu om lite 2uftitibet par mere
enb 200 til 500 Meter op / Xuften.
Man par lite iitanb til at treffe.
(Wpl's Eribune.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

@taorup Nellon / &enmare, g&. So,
ie9te at besaa Selumorb omboro paa ct
Eren paa 0eien til Mtnot torleoen.
2e9e blep bentet, laa Dpoen bleu fors
binoret frats, men man uentebe lite, at
ban iluloe leue. San baube inouitlet
fig Banifeltgbeoer peo ct Ouerfalb, %
mau bar anta9et, at bette lebebe til
Selpnorbstanter. Oct beber, at ian
bauoe. mango Wenner, % at ban intet
Belpqr bapbe meo at faa &autton TOT
$4,000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Ser ct mere &aiarrb benne Gsn al Sonbet enb one
nbre @D9bDmne tljanen o9 6en bIep iubtI be fibfte
:flerebe 9aasrne ben for Ell IofaI ggs6um % tore.
eD lDfale bler og ba be lite Dpnaoebe @eIbrebelie
eb lofal 8ebnnbltng erferebe be ben for nbebrebeia
;pgbpm pg berfor frener en- fonfutioneI @ebanbIma.
Tails Catarrh Cure fabriferet Of s. e. &benen &
o., EoIebp Dbio er bet eneie fontifutioneae Sege.
libbeI 1 Marfebet. Set tage8 inboenbig Bprtipner
q 10 @raaber til cit Tbefeflb. Set brfer birefte pao
fpbet Dg Spfeuet8 Slimbttber. Sc ttlbpber ct bun.
rebe DpIarS for etbpert 39lbe bet lite fan furere
;frib efter G,rfulnrer % 81bne8bDrb.
AbrtSie: s. gbeneB q 6 o., 9olebp, 8.
# Gelges bpS slpptbefere 75e 2:s#5:s 5:#: H. {.
Halls Family Pills ct be bebfte. 4.:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30
StliaI8S.

Stuebus, Stalb % fire 2otter ! tpb.
lige Del af Bpen. ~ 5 Barelier Stuez
buffet, gob nuret Rielber n1eb Cement
guIu % gilterne. 5talb 14x20 Tob.
.Tips % Buq9pRur. @n ubuertet I'M
lsbning for en- Darn,er, ion1 uil finite til
Bpen. @obt &un, for Here Gunbrebe
Dens, en- eQer Fere Risr % noale Spin.
81. Bartrisbe, Ger9us SAILS, Mtnn. .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Tra ct. Yetersburg meboeles, at
3ionift ftbepegelien bar faaet en- mestig
Driutraft / be Tolbsbanbltnser, ion,
nplts er ubepst mob Ssberne I &usI anb4
6unbreber at ipoiite Taaailter 9isr Tor.
berebelier til at brase til s}sbelanb.
st npt merteltat Eioens Eesn!
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Temten perloneg b!eu orebte itrafs,
% oobbelt iaa manae eler mere tom
aloorlist tilifabe en- SernbaneuIpete
ner 2tncoln / Dlasla@uietts Spnoasss
aften.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30
WtsssaeTote>

- sFrant Safion, en- IS Mar ears
mel GARNER, fierte Zig ibieI. oo ban
retlte tlem fra 3sb Wrs Grsoas fife
nae. San fjorte imob en- Sten, b!eu
tatet ub af Vo9nen og BRAT 6alsbeuet.
- Wnorem Mnberion, en- 20 Mar
9annel Son at Sobn Mnoerlon
Bre&enrio9e, bleu 6rebt Wtorris 2prs
oa9saften, toet ban bIep tleu,t ia,ellen
Sonbbeb boloeren o9 ct Yotou1otip.
- Sra Tro3ee blsu msooslt ben 24oe
bs., at ben Manb, lom nplia blep 1nyr>
bet Nor Detroit, beo Sad Nnberion.
Baaoe Nnoerion os ben, 1om antases
at baoe mprbet bam, par fra @ebeta.
- Neb Wine "a g2ou. 49, eyobu
Rroaifoo, Ell STUDENT peo Neb Wine
@eminorium, buts Diem Ct / @ranb
Sorts, foriuanot paa en- beumeliqbebsz
tulo Waaoe Wonbagsmoresn % man
bar lite bert fra bam l}oen.
--. Gn Wano peb olapn Deter s}o5ns
Jon bleo trampet i6iel al en 6eR / Ell
Sfopleir 80 Mstl ncrb for Wireinia I
ct. Souls County for nosle Dooe
iiben. Wan fienote lite noset til Gan,
/ 2etren, men ban par ca. AZ Mar, og
man tror, ban bapoe Tamilie.
- NeIs Msllou, en- Is Nar sammsl
Gut ner gilbert Sea blep for noale
Dage ltoen sbielffuot peo ntorlistisbep
at en- anoen Gut peb Napn Serum.
Def par 4-5 Gutter 1an,men unoer{es
genoe @eperet. @n anben Is Mars
@ut itiob fig ibiel / Wabsna fife Sons
bag, ioet ban par ube paa Sayt.
- Sra Tmo Darbors noroolt for
Onlutb bleu meobelt tor lnart en- 19e
l1oen, a1 man ba bapbe bespnot at fife
en- Wenebe Glib paa &paen ot 5upsrta
| erioeu. fiIter1et rarer b!nt til Mibteu
af Decen,ber. fiben 5ilben ferlpinber
igien ia. Saar nil ber bliue filfet mere
enb ieouanligt, beoer bet. Gnoel all
tes, men ifore Mansber lenoes fsrlt til
be forffieuise 2onosoele.
-- gr ben lille @uentprerlfe nor'f2
Naunet tYoer toueFalb uerpaa. Sgaar
for en- l1es itoen ioste man Minnez
apolis etter en- Piae, buis 9laun uor
Warie 8. &ooen. SUN er blot IL
4ar sammel, oa benoes 6iem er ct.
Wi9ael, Brisbt County, ca. 20 Oeil
ueft for Winneapolis. Jun par reii1
blemmetra uoen at tt9e, Dporben bun
agtebe fig, efterat baoe laant $40 bos.
en- Nabo os taset $25 af I'm Stebfabers
Bense. Sun tog o9iaa bans 6eii %
Bussp os bro9 afiteo. Wlan bat fun
bet, at BUN bar ueret fprft Oleo os
lenere / Mnota, men man troebe, at bun
bauoe ta9et Veien til W&tnneapolis, os
@fterip9nin9 bespnote Der hlte l1ge.
- Den unas Tinlenoer. iom Forle>
ben bleu mproet Nerbeoen af Detroit,
bleu fite use 9ientienot iom en-, ber
beo Sacob Yattonen. San reiite fra
@ebeta fife CONNER Selitab u1eb
@barles 9outari, % be astebe fig tit
Datota paa 6oitarbeibe. Denne ,oou>
tart bleu fife l1se arreiteret iom mis-
tentt for Worbet. San baube ben
n1prbeoe Manbs @eper I'm Beiiboelle,
ba ban blep arreferet. Den mprbebe*
Weanb baube insen @leatninse bet t
2anbet o9 baube lelu fuu ueret ct Mars
Glib t Mmerita. Paftoneu og 6outort
p,oes at baue reilt fra Dafota 1ammen,
men 6outart paattaar, at ban lite par
/ Sellfab meb Yattoueu lensere enb til
Wioorbeab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Soiepb 6oaolep Seem Oort uunb1
81 100000 paa fem Minutter forri9e
Etrsbag peb Spefulatton meo Bomulb.
prilen git op IS pr. Baue paa fem
Mtinutter, os bans Nnoel NHeteu
it9es at bate anora9et til 0ttenbebeleu
erat.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

CONNIE bar anbefalet at furere Was
pen peb at Iulte ben. Dertil er blepen
beme:fet, at bette maalfe tan labe j1g
9lpre, men bet uiI tage laa lenge, at
man lite lenger beberer nosen W1ape,
naor man ct ferbis ueo bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Gn ponptttt9 @le9t. - st DagbIab
oplDler, at lite minbre enb nitten Per-
loner bar fat 2iuet til peb Tobbolblpil
tbolt, og en- al benz er en- Rpin6e. III
oeoe o9 alporliqt tilfabefomne peb benne
Sport er Der 1877 euer mere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Set bette 9anb famIeoe Tonb til
9ielp for be Sboer iom blep iaa itps1
misbanolebe / &uslanb forleoen, pa>
fife Qeroa9 naaet op til ca. 1874, 500.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

nDen ip9e Wanb" uorb for 9@9eer:
bapet bar isien paret ajen|triots. 81
europeiffe @tormaster bar rpRet yfepsu
oper bam. os altins er t9ien Iom fpr.
@n allieret Tlaaoe ipnes at baue truet
meb at blotere DarbaneQerne, % bette
uar alt, iom bebpuebes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Ser bleu meboelt fra @altsr Itl1e
Treoag, at ben fprite Stuf1e af Sorb
bleu 9rapet ub al @runben for bet npe
Statslanatortum ben Mor9en. Dette
por bog lite for @anatoriet ielu men for
en- Bpsnin9 til Bespreren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

@rep Witte bar stpet Tiulanb en- nr
@uuernerseneral, M@oIos yl. @erbaro.
Og man antager. at 6innerue utl fnbf
bam acceptabel. Qan fal pore Ell
Wano ueo liberal Spnsmoabe, os mau
tror, ban uil blipe en- eanite sob Styrer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

S Nem Oorts bar man peret iitanb til
at ienoe to Wieno til Slaperiet for
uloulis Stemmesiuntna forleben. $.
ifal uere Der minoft ! Mar "a 10 wiaa.,
neber. s5s .|3.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Diif. go. 9, Goun Of ct. Olaf, for
ben W&aaneo, iom enote ben 24oe 9lo>
pember 1905.
Nntal gleper ino1frepne, 80; gienz
eminttlist Mutal buer Dag, 20; be,
iom life bar forlpmt eller er tommsn for
tent nosen Dag, l6. Dtsle er: Mels
uta % Mnton @ridlon. Nlma os Gam
Tormo, Annte, 6ulba, Xiua os Mabsl
6aaen, @ffie @olbiornlon. @ina os
benrp Barbaleu, Noble NiSbrubt, SUI
lia us 9&ellte Berse oq Mabel os &ubp
6etlano.
Sobnnie 6etlano, Weluin os Nlfreb
Ebonapion, Trances @ssum oe Mabel
@ridlon bar paret trauerenbe fun Ell
Dag. Mntal 8eieseuoe, 5.
@br. $. l1tne, 9erer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30
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Dif. 9fo. 20l, Conn Of Narmsgian
@rope, for ben Maonee. iom enbte ben
24oe Nouember. Nntal gleper inblfrep,
ne, 20; Natal til Doer Dag, 10. Tpl>
9enbs bar belpgt @toIen til bper Sag:
9aTol6 Ebompion, gooie, Nrtbur os
Gffie 9olt, amanoa, 5elmo os a!rtDu,
5unbbp. gilbert og Olga &unninsen,
Oscar os Wortin gbiaspolb, &bolpb,
W&anba o9 Nobert @pans.
Gmme Gbsnguolo bat forlpmt l Sag
os Qlsranber @olt J Dag.
2tna Wf. gnberlon, 2eterinoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Diit. yto. 7, Conn Of Eumult, for
ben Wfaareb, {om enete 24be Nopember
1906.
Mntal @leuer inoftreune, 80; oosItet
Qntal, %. Tsl9enbe bar beiegt Stos
len til buer Das: Cigar os Ybiuip
Muue, Mmanoa, @Qa os geobel DabIas
ger. Sop og Mtranba Dpboabl, CLARA,
Wearp, Yeber og @eImer Tosieu. gbno
9aufep, 9ilmer 6anlel, gtole 6aIuorz
ion, g&obel 6uie, Mabel o9 B;lie Xate-
polb.
? Telsenbe bar foripmt en- Das: @es
lena 6aniel, Wtabel og @l1fferb 9uie.
Carrie Woen, 2ererinbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Tor Diitritt 100, Eomn ot @per>
brup, for ben Wtaaneb, iom enote 24be
Nou. 1905. MntaI @leper inbffrepne,
IS. @ienneminttlt9t Qntal bper Dag,
40. Mntal @leuer, iom uoeier 9eberss
liiten, 1e. Mnnte Bart, Obiu % 9iel=
mar Hebbiua, @up 2unb, Caroline,
emma % @brittian Moeu, 6aralo,
Carl % gbmaro @opelftao, Olga os
6ilma Gem. Dina % glla 8id, Minz
ME % Mnton 8enner. b.
Eplsenbe @leuer bar fprlemt tun en-
Dag: Meluin, Carl oa Mlua Wolbers,
Carl @ilbertion, M|artir, Rittelion %
| Sba Mlsbp. Beiosenbe ~.
Mettle g. Guam, 2ererinbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-11-30

Isl scorr 81, ! BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. New York
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-23
How to Cook Oysters
.RIED OYSTERS. = select large

TRIED OYSTERS. = Select large
oysters. Drain and wipe them by
spreading upon cloth, laying an
other cloth over them and pressing
lightly. Roll each oyster in beaten egg.
then in cracker crumbs containing a
very little pepper. Fry in mixture OF
equal parts of lard and butter.
I Oysters Pates.-One quart oysters,
minced fine, one cup of rich drawn hut
ter, cayenne and black pepper to taste.
Stir minced oysters in drawn butter
and cook five minutes. Have ready
some pate shells and fill with the mix
ture. Set in oven two minutes to heat
and send to table.
Picked Oysters.-Drain and rinse two
gallons of large oysters. Put one pint
of oyster juice in one quart of vine
gar over fire, scald and skim until clear,
then add one tablespoonful of whole
pepper. one tablespoonful of cloves, one
of mace and one OF salt ScaId a min
ute, then throw in oysters and let them,
Just come to boil. The oysters should
be picked the day before using, as they
grow tough after standing a few days
in vinegar.
Scalloped oysters. One quart of
oysters, one coffee cup full of pounded
crackers, two tablespoonfuIs of butter,
one-haIf cupful of rich milk or cream,
pepper and salt to taste. Butter q bak-
ing dish and cover bottom pretty thick
iy with cracker crumbs. Wet with
oyster liquor and q few spoonfuis OF
cream and place a layer of oysters, one
Deep closely over these. Put pepper
and salt and a small dot of butter on
each oyster. Put in another layer of
crumbs, then more oysters and pro-
coed in this way until the dish is full,
making the top layer of crumbs with
butter dotted over 1t. Set in the oven
with tin pan over it and bake until
the juice bubbles to the top. Uncover
and set upon the upper grating of the
oven until brown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-23

Cold baths in the morning are I'M
doubtedly beneficial, but only to those
persons who have sufficient vital energy
and nervous force to insure good re-
action. with no subsequent languor or
lassitude. Many persons who are
greatly refreshed by their morning
bath feel tired or languid two or three
hours after it. When this occurs it is
conclusive evidence that the practice
is harmful. Persons who have an
abundance of blood and flesh, who are
and whose nervous force is not de-
pleted can take a cold morning bath
to advantage Others who are inclin
ed to be thin, whose hands and feet be-
come cold and clammy on slight provo
cation. who digest food slowly and as
simulate it with difficulty, who are nerv
Gus and who have much on their
minds should avoid early morning cold
bathing. For such the bath before re-
firing at night is recommended, as it
should be followed by rest of brain and
body till equable conditions of circula-
ton are re-established. Some persons
who are weak in nerve power have
such eexcitable nerves that they get at
once a perfect reaction from cold bath
ing. but lose in after effects more than
the value of the bath. This class of in
dividuals ,should not battle too often
and should always use tepid water,
choosing the time preferably before re-
firing
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-23
How to Put ON New Glove.

Half the battle in the wear of glove
is in the way it is put ON for the first
time. Never put on new gloves when
you are in a hurry, but choose a time
when you have a few minutes to spare
and your hands are cool.
First dust a little glove powder,
which can be bought from any dry
goods dealer. into each glove so that
the fingers slip on easily. Next work the
fingers well on and then the thumb,
smoothing the kid on to the hand. Pull
the glove we'll down and button the
second button and all those below it,
leaving the first button until the last.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-23

has a hopeless fashion of depicting it,
self and must be refurnished foz the
winter campaign. The best culinary
ware is undoubtedly the heavily coated
enameled steel ware, which is recog-
nized the world over as the standard of
quality in cooking utensils For dura-
bility, attractiveness of style and color
ing it has no equal. The articles are
pure white inside and gray or turquoise
blue outside. But they are not cheap
things to purchase.
If you intend to cover your kitchen
floor. by all means get inlaid oilcloth.
The color and figures go through in
this fabric and hold their own so long
as there is a piece of lit left. 1t is
easily kept clean and when soiled is
wiped off with a soft cloth, wrung
out in clean suds. and wiped dry
with another cloth. The best thing
for the walls is zinc paint--tllat is,
if tiles are out of the question. And
now a little hint for the kitchen table
cover it with a piece of zinc, and, like
the people in the fairy tales, you will
be happy ever afterward.
FLORENCE WHEREBY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-23

latest serpent wrist ornament starts at
above the hand and twines itself in
golden coils halfway to the elbow. It
is fascinating and delightfully."- becom
ing worn with a white crepe de chine
empire gown embroidered with gold IN
Greek key designs. The serpent brace
lets are also made in jet and with low
black empire dresses are charming.
Sleeves on these gowns it will be re-
membered are quite short and are made
with small and rather tight puff at
the arm hole.
1t is early to predict what coiors are
to be the favorites. Brown will be only
in ''the field" but blue. the old time
navy shade, so dear to the hearts of
our mothers, bids fair to take the pre-
nliership. 1t is indeed delightful
color, which lends itself to many lovely
combinations. Besides it is becoming
alike to blond and to brunette. Red in
soft shades is beloved of Parisians, and
green in various shades. particularly
peacock green that is half blue, is to
be seen in the early millinery. Hints
OF black come strongly to the fore for
winter suits, and even very young girls
are to wear this sonber color. Tho
jackets are relieved with colored coll
lars and revers, but white, either in lace
or in other fabrics, is to be tabooed as
a trimming. The plain girl with a COM
plexion not of peach and cream has
been warned hitherto against wearing
black, but I think she may take heart
of grace from her French sisters. The
Partisan women are not as a rule what
is called beautiful, but they have the
innate longing to make the most of
their advantages and will look as happy
and pleased as if they We're really beau
tiful. They will this season put a
| fetching collar on their black jackets
and look as attractive in them as If
their features and skins were perfect,
The furriers are beginning to speak
for themselves as to modes in pelts, and
| the edict has gone forth that Russian
sable will again be chosen by those who
can afford it, while sealskin and Per-
sian lamb. caracui. broadtail, chin
chilIa and ermine will come next in
! fashions favor. Rather a feature will
be a long fur jGcket with cutaway
fronts like a mans morning coat 1t is
| decidedly elegant and to be especially
recommended for tall women.
Long straight scarfs of fur that drapt
around the figure as did the chiffon
scarfs of the summer are to be modish
All the pliable skins will be made up il
this style. The muffs have not reveal.
ed themselves yet, but the fiat designs
of last winter are likely to be among
the modes of this year.
CATHERINE TALBOT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-23

merry Soft satin ribbon and feathers
that have the appearance of having
been out in the rain are much in evil
1dence as trimmings. Turbans, modi-
ned marquise and torpedo toques, the
latter not quite so pointed as the older
shapes, are all to be winter favorites.
An attractive little toque for denf-
season wear has its brim made of
folded cream colored felt and the crown
OF hunters green velvet. Under the
brim are placed folds of white tuIle to
give becoming touch near the face.
At one side is arranged a bunch of
shaded green velvet roses. This toque
in the Rue de la Paix costs a lot OF
money but is quite within the anna
teur artists province to construct.
The vogue of evening empire dresses
has had its influence on jewelry, as was
bound to be the case. and the jewelers.
have worked with the times in launch
ing the serpent bracelet. This new