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The Washington times., 1905-09-17
WASHINGTON GIRL
WEEDS NEW YORKER

Miss Helen 0. Manning. daughter of
the late John S. Manning. OF the Office
OF the Auditor for the Postoffice Depart
ment. was married at 4 o'clock yester-
day TO Pliny S. Riggs. an attorney of
New York city. The ceremony was con-
Quoted by the Rev. Ulysses @. B. Pierce
Of All Souls Church. Mr. and Mrs.
Riggs left at o'clock for New York.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

United States. and. in some instances.
trade is being transferred to other and
more reliable sources.
1t has been found that American deal
ers are not always prepared to meet
large orders. and that, in spite or the
fact that the demand for certain goods
is greater at certain periods OF the
year, they have not brought themselves
20 meet this contingency.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
POTTERY WORKERS ADJUST
TROUBLES IN CONFERENCE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1e.-After a
joint conference in the Belleyue-Strat-
ford lasting five days and evenings, the
committees OF the pottery employers
and their employees have adjourned
The principal question under discus
sion. that of weights for the coming
year. upon which wages are determined
was satisfactorily settled
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
FRANK CHICK FELL
FROM THIRD STORY

Frank Chick. twenty-three years old
while skylarking in a vacant house at
l29 Third street: yesterday afternoon.
ing to the sidewalk He was taken -
the Casualty Hospital, where the nbvo
sicians IN charge say his condition. l.
serious -
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
WHAT SHE SAID

so she said 1 looked like a humorist
eh?"
1t meant that: she said you were a comi-
cal looking guy"
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
EXAMINER O'CONNOR
WON DIAMOND RING

AT the progressive euchre given by
Camp No. 4. Patriotic Order of Amer
leans, in their camp room, a contest
took place for the benefit OF the orphan
age IF the order. the trophy being a dia-
mond ring The prize was won by d.
OConnor. special examiner in the Pen
sion Bureau
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
BALTIMOREAN ENDS
LIFE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK.. Sept. is-After writing
to his home In Baltimore that he intend
ed TO end his life. J. S. Green. eighteen
years old. who registered at Roche's
Hotel. 2oS West Thirty-eighth street.
wednesday. was found dead in his bed
today with bullet wound through his
heart
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR ANDREW B. DUVALL
Ceremony at Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church-Members Of
Bar Viii Attend.

The funeral OF the late Andrew q.
Duvall will take place at the 1ae,ropoli-
tan Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
of John Marshall place and c street, a
$3.50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
The members OF the bar OF the Dis-
trict of Columbia are requested to meet
in the OLD Circuit Court room at 8
o'clock for the purpose OF attending In
a body the funeral Of their late col
league.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
SAID THAT RICHTER
INTENDS TO RETIRE

BERLIN. Sept. 1G.-It Is reported here
To-Day that Eugene Richter, the we'll
known leader of the Liberal party, in
tends to retire definitely from political
we and that he does nor even intend to
tske part In the coming session OF the
reichEtag.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

0pen-Air Sacred Concert Today
By Naval G. F. Band Take Pa ava
cars marked f and @ going east
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
Southwest Branch Office.

Southwest Branch office want adver-
tisementS and supscrfprtons for Yha
Evening and Sunday Times viii be re-
ceived at regular ofice rates. at Eisen-
oeiss Pharmacy. Seventh and B streets
southwest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
PERSONALS

H Hinges spent yesterday in JEFF
ferson.
r. F. Meyers, Of jefferson, is in
the city.
N. d Pettys Is spending few days
in Oregon City.
Prof z. NJ. PaFvin came up from
Portland last night.
Alrs Korb and son left last night
for Mankato, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. siewert, returned
10 Portland this morning.
senator Hobson has been In Portland
laying in some winter stock.
c. A. Gray and wife are spending a
couple Of days in Portland.
p r slater returned this morning
from a business visit 20 Albany.
Attorney Carson is attending 70 le-
gal matters in Oregon City today.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Conn are home
from an over Sunday visit at Albany.
+. II. and Edward Welty depa -'ed
on last nights overland for Bufton'
Ohio.
W. II. Wood Is the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs, VIM. Vestal, Of New
berg.
Charles Wilmer, Of Portland, Is the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Thomas, OF
ROsedale.
Thos. Lawn who has been the guest
Of his brother, returned to Portland
yesterday.
Attorney c. L. MeNary has business
today in Judge MeBFids's court al
Oregon City.
Charles r. Baird, Of Portland, Is the
we.t Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson IN
East salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
THE
MARRIAGE
OF KITTY
Jules Murry Comedy Company
and Miss Alice Johnson
Friday Night

seyenty.flve per cent Of tho so
called comedies are failures or un'
satisfactory 20 tho average audience
because OF their absolute absuFdily and
yapid attempts 20 create a laugh. The
Marriage OF Kitty" has become noia'
bic through its perfectly legitimate
comedy situations, which never fail 20
please even the most blase auditor,
hence its unqualified success with its
splendid audiences everywhere. The
Jules MaFFy Comedy Company, headed
BY Miss Alice johnson, whose charm.
ing personality seems exactly fitted Tor
tho part OF "Kitty" silyeFton, Is an
organization marked for its artistic
attainment and tho hit which both
play and company have made Is at
tested by the continuous applause and
laughter which is heard Al each per-
formanee. The play will be at the
Grand Opera House on Friday, No
vember 10, and our local theateF'goers
viii then have an opportunity Of ludg'
ing personally Of the merits Of both
company and play.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

Walter Morley returned last evening
from a business trip to the north end
Of The county.
John Holman has returned from Port.
land, where he spent tho summer ne a
guard at tho exposition.
Mrs William Heron, a pioneer wo-
man, Of this city and vicinity, IL scri.
ously m with pneumonia.
Miss orleta Kraus, one Of tho teach.
ers in the public schools went 10 her
homo In Aurora this morning.
Al Disque, formgrly Of this city, but
now Of Portland, came up from the me.
tropolis last evening for a short visit.
Mrs Henry burrows, who has been
visiting hcr brother, Andrew Tucker,
has rcturB-i 70 her homo IN Idaho
City.
Mira J. N. Rosenberg, Of scattlo,
has gone 30 visit friends a. Corvallis
for a few days before returning 70 her
home.
W. W. Parker, Of San Francisco, who
has been visiting az tho home Of Rob.
ert Crane, departed for homo last
night.
Norman 0odfrey,- who came down
from Albany Saturday 10 witness tho
football game, returned homo last ev'
cning.
Mr.. and siFa Henry Booth and wife,
who have been visiting relatives Ia sa.
lem have returned 20 their homo IN
Rosoburg.
Martin Viosko who has been en-
ploycd az tho Lewls and CLARK fair
grounds. In Portland, returned 20 hi'
city last evening
Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. H. Freeman, OF Le.
mars Iowa, who have been tho guests
of Colonel Page ana family, started on
their return hons yesterday.
Harold Arnold, Of tho u. 8. receiving
ship Pensacola, a. Yerba Island, Cal,
arrived yesterday on visit 10 hls pa.
rents, who reside on Howell Prairie.
Mrs. Creighton, Of California, has
been In the city for several days, In
an effort 70 induce the governor 10 par.
don her brothsr, J. A. oriasmah who
ID confined In tho penilentiary, for the
killing of man By tho name Of john
son Ia Grant county
Mr.. aud Mfs Claud 0aieh went 10
Portland tine morning % attehd tho
welding Of Mrs. Gateh's brother, Ross
NJ. Plummer. The brideto.be Il a Miss
Holmes, ~ Portland, and both arc
graduates OF tho State University.
Mr. Plummar Is well known here.
Geo. v. Taylor and wife, OF Maeleay,
have returned from spending the sum
meF AZ Los Angeles. He says there ia
the greatest Kind Of a building boom
there. Three railroads out Of san Pc
dro cannot carry the lumber fast
enough 10 keep up with the demand for
new buildings. Mr.. Taylor is a son Of
Wan A. Taylor, and Is glad 70 bs back
10 Oregon.
Miss Violette smeigh left for her
home In Pennsylvania this noon, after
several months visit IN Albany, the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. p A. Young,
going BY way Of San FFaneisco, prom.
ising 70 return 70 Albany In two years.
A crowd Of her friends we're al the d.
pot 20 see her oR.-Albany Democrat.
Miss smeigh visited In Salem while
here, and made a number Of friends
ys-bo ara serrv N Iosa her
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
X-RAYS



Ono is company, but Tooze crowd.
II was not politics IN Ohio and
Pennsylvania, but just common decon.
oy.
The President In his trip soush must
have overlooked Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
A ~. Louis man has written a book
entitled ga Ycar IN He'll" Ho used
10 live In Philadelphia.
This IL Lord Rothchlld'a birthday,
but no ono IN saicm has TAKEN up a
collection 70 buy hin a pro.out.
Tho Unitod States senate Al lls lasi
session passed a rule prohibiting ap.
plauding senators when they spoke.
This shows what a poor class Of ora.
cor have broken into the senate. A
they eouidu't awaken any they soiomn.
y make believe that a being forbidden
u tho solo cause
Honcy cant kcep out Of tho llms
hight. His last speetaeular play was
20 promise 90 put Ruef, the San Fran
cisco politician, In che pen. He aeom.
20 forget that In that oaae he wouidn :,
have tho United States govornmont bo
hind him for three or moro trials
ioney'a tire l. liable 10 got puncsurc,i
and ho viii loco his condensed air
An Eastern Oregon coroner IL surely
onto his Job. Recently a. Condor,
workmon In eKavatiug for a building,
found a skeleton. II had evidently
been buried for several years, but a
jury was impanolel, and an inques,
held Tho verdict was that the skeleton
(it wasn't q man, 800 Albany decision
on pheasants) came 20 his dseeass By
foul means at tho hands Of parties I'M
known.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
Grand Army oamphrs

sedgwiek Post, c. A. r.. will give q
campfire at It's headquarters on Tues
day night, November 9Th. All veterans
and families are not only invited, but
urged 10 bs present at p m, 70 pre-
pare for a charge upon the grub
pile" A good time is assured.
DAN WEBSTER,
II4.st Post Commander.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

ling 70 be a judge on the fnished pro
duct, fried or otherwise.
W. NJ Kilingsworth, of Portland,
was IN town yesterday. He Il one Of
tho men who had a few credit marks
IN Che last legislature, having dono
something for the common people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well %
Blind, Bleeding or PTotruding Piles
are cured BY DR.. BO-san-ko's Pile Rem
edy. Stops itching and bleeding. Alb
serbs tumors. soc a jaT at druggists,
or sent BY mail. Treatise free. Write
me about your ease. DR.. BOsanko,
Phila., Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
DR.. Stones Dros Store

does a strictly cash business, owes no
one. ana no one owes IT, carries large
stock; its shelves, counters and show
eases are loaded with drugs, medicines
notions, toilet articles, wines and
liouors OF all kinds for medical Pur'
poses. DR.. Stone is a regular grAdaAts
IN medicine and has had many years 81
experience in the practice. COnsultA'
tions are free. Prescriptions are free
and only regular prices for medicine
DIR. stone can be found At his drug
store, salem, Oregon, from . In the
morning until Q at night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
PoR SALE
ll49t

FOur-rOOm cottage, MOrningside ad-
ditOn- PlasteEed walls, lot so by 100
just the place FOR small family wan
sell for cash or easy payments Price
$3.50. Stop paying rent, own your
own home. Address @. NJ lockwood
PA N. Commercial st., Salem, Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
Additional Typewriter Smiles

Portland l. In danger Of becoming
a sky-sarapor town
Too many grafters and politicians In
Salem 10 organise a balance OF power
loague.
sss
Corvallis threatens 10 become the
hen center OF Ofegohr-the Potaluma
Of che North Paeihe coast.
Tho horse editor has q free pas 20
the Corvallis chicken show. He is wil.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
CITY NEWS
A Collection Of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

Many land seekers from the East are
arriving daily In Salem.
None better made than the sausagos
made at Farrington's Market.
G. NJ. Epplcy, manufacturer Of Ep.
pley's Perfection Baking Powder. is In.
orcasiBg the facilities Of bis plant.
Baby sleeps and grows while NANNY
rests II Hollisier's Rock Mountain
Tea is given. II is tho groatesst baby
medicine ever offered loving mothers.
80 cents. Tea or Tablets DR.. Stones
Drug Store.
Tho street sprinkler was put In com
mission yesterday 10 lay the dus, on
Commcrcial street
There's no Beauty In an tho land
That can with her face compare,
Her lips arc rcd. her eyes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea ai
night
Dr.. stones Drug Store.
Some of Tho Journal employees ara
going down 10 tho slough as soon as tho
paper II on this afternoon, 10 catch
bass. Any ono wanting a nice moss q
fresh ash should leave their orders
early 40 tho business Office.
Obstinate constipation, indigestion
and stomach disorders arc permanent
ly cured BY taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, 35 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. DR.. Stones Drug Store.
Mr. and Mira John Morgan, Of Tho
Dalles, arrived In the city yesterday
forenoon 20 visit their grand son, NJ 3
FloteheE the Commercial street meat
market man. They contemplate max
ing salem their future home
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

Makes better bread than any 0tter
hour in tho market-Wild Rose Flour,
sl.OO a sack q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

AST Dir n a.
B..,.,A. 1Iha Kind iul Ham NalE bolga
'i'::.'s 6: : :; &@.;1432.35z5z1 !. 4 3 3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
CHOP SUEY
at the
The Chinese
Restaurant
l5s High street UpstaiT.

FFst.elass In all appointments A
place for ladies and gentlemen TO get
all kinds Of Chinese dishes and the IA
nous IA Hung Chung Chop susy, and
Yakama.
wUEY SEN LOW q co.. PROPS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
DAINTY
LUNCHES

Drop in and try the dainties we
bave ready for you.
oysters, cooked in any style.
Cocktails, the best in town.
Salads, the kind you like.
Tamales, the red hot kind.
Sandwiches, all kinds.
Chocolate, served with whipped
eream.
Coffee, Chase & Sanborn's NJ. 81.
HOT SODA.
Always Hotl Always Good
FULLER q DOUGLAS,
salem . leading grocers, bakers and
ronfectioners, 456 46O, State street
phones, Grocery 1s2, Confectionery 1877.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
HolLIsTEH's
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets

A sDecldc Tor Constipation. iudlgo1llou, Live
aud kinney Troubles fimpiea. Eczema, impure
Blood. Bad Breath sluggish Bowels. hoadache
and Bachacha lis Rocky Mountain Tea ln isb.
let form, 8 cents q box. Genuine made ~
H0IIl1rEa DnU0 COnPAEf, Aadlson, Ma
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR sALL0u PE0P -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

Many land seekers from the East are
arriving daily In Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

None better made than the sausagcs
made at Farrington's Market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

G. NJ. Epplcy, manufacturer Of Ep.
pley's Perfection Baking Powder, is In.
orcasing the facilities Of bis plant.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-28

The feather hats made Of breast
feathers. which are always popular Tor
hrst fan wear. are particularly beauti-
tul this fan The many small shapes
used have given the makers Of these
feather hats a chance 20 depart from
the usual turban idea. and one NAY
choose from a great variety of small
shapes. whose cleaning feathers pre-
sent wonderfully beautiful color comb
nations and require little trimming be-
yond a fold or knot 81 velvet IN the
bronze and copper browns, the vine
Or fruit reds and the blue n green
shadings these hats are veTy lovely
and though AZ their best they are ex.
pensivo The knowledge that they re.
qairo little trimming Offsets that fact
New York sun
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-28

soutk Bend. I'D SEPT Efh Cspe
ciall-Aner suffering from Ktsre,
Disease for three years; after 1asf-a
treatment from siH dlnerent socfor,
without getting relief M J. o. La
dem2n q this place found not oaYy
relief but q speedy an1 co-plese ears
ip Dodd's kidney PIls spszkizE q
his cure Mr. Laudsmzn says.
Yes. suffered from Kidnsy Tro-.
be fer thres years and tried ss Coz.
tors 70 NJ good Thea ! took inst tue
boxes Of Docd's kidney Pills ard they
not only cured ny kidneys. but gave
ne better health IN Ee1erzL o. course
! recommended Doad's Eidrcy Pnls
TO others and ] know a number Eow
Who are using them uith good r.
suits
NJ. Laudemsn's case Is not Al eK
eepton- Thousands give similar er.
penences For there never Jet vas a
case Of Kidrey Trouble from Bsck.
acne 70 Brght's Disease thar Dodds
Ki6ney pills could not cure They are
the only remedy that ever cured
Bdghts Disease
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-28

49, AANa
The house Of Barbara Freitchie was
not on the line OF march. and Il was,
therefore highly improbable that any
general. Union or Confederate. would
advance against II for the purpose Of
shooting either her OF her flag War,
in September. 1852. was too serious
an affair to waste shot on old ladies
who lived on side streets. The real
heroine Of the Tag incident was a
young woman-a Mrs. Mary GUAM
trille. who lived on Patrick street Ac-
cording to the testimony Of reliable
persons who lived in Frederick during
the war. this Mary Quantrille IA one
OF those young and ardent patriots
who got out Of their way 20 shake the
flag in the face Of the enemy. That
crazy Mary Qnanirille.' they were
wont TO say. will get US all killed
yet. or sent over the line. for her flag
waving. When the C~onfederstes
marched into Frederick, in Septem-
Der. 1862. and the wise ones drew in
the starry banners. hiding them from
lawless hands. Mary ran out on the
porch, waving a small flag Ia the face
Of the passing troops. One Of the sol
diers jokingly called TO her that he
wanted the flag TO give TO Gen Lee.
WbeTeupon Mary stoutly answered
that the flag was worthy Of a better
cause than the one for which his Gen.
Lee and himself were lighting This
seemed 10 amuse some Of the men.
and one Of the officers ordered the
band TO serenade the heroine. They
played Dixie" Maryland. My Mary
land. aud THE Star-Spsngled Ban
ner In front Of her house Mary still
waved the flag. and one OF the soldiers
who did not look gently upon her. as
did his more gallant comrades. came
up and struck The slender stah with
his bayonet The flag fell. and be
trampled upon It, An officer stepped
out OF the line aud reproved the man
FOR what he had done. whereupon a
oomrade Of Mary pulled a small silk
en- Gag out o. her volumjnoas sleeve
and handed IL 10 her. This hae she
waved vigorously as The men marched
on. Il seems that every one in Pat.
rick sireet knew q this incident. but
there was no talk Of shooting on the
part OF the Confederates. nor was
Mary regarded as a heroine. indeed.
she was called silly Era Magazine
for August
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-28
~ AssENTNINpEp 80.

In up against me banner absent.
nin1sd mzz q ny LIE said George
Gossr. the eisrk q the Coates hossa
sEyE the Kansas City Times re
went away lzzt Tuesday. aad ws
found. q al things n the EorIs. that
be had le1 his evening e1esseoas and
prayer hook hzhlad Ain Wednesday
ne received . Eire Seue lest iax-
gage my hoteL' but he 1ssnr Ey
where i vas and be left no address
when be Eelt away. Yesterday IEur
an indignant letter protesting aEzi.st
our c~4rsieesaesE bat 4 Was written ca
plain paper and coafaines 70 address
So the dreaso0at aaa prayer b1sok are
sun u~ndehysreJ AM We can't nnd
their oEneT
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-28
Th, 20 - nlau,..

New lace hlouses are shown. one OF
which e. made 81 rows upon rows ~
o~verlappiaE salenciennos odElnp.
which o. mounted upon net. Heavy
linen Aees 2 also sewoa together
In vice strips. and are dipped a pale
gray dye OF a shade known as string
eolor. ono Of these r. mounted on
thg same . a ~ chiGon and again h
laid over a fame colnred slip A touch
OF n-amo-colored velvet Is seen "a lic
he reyers which tum back ~ the
neck. and short sleeves These are
edged with black coTa and TIE under.
sleeves Of chsmlseue worn ara OF upy
frllliDgs OF white val lace.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-28

When Larry came home from the
war be brought The bay mare with
him. She had done good service from
the day he captured her from Blu
chanah. the Confederate SPY. In Lar
rvs life that was a day never 20 be
forgotten He VAS serving ia the iith
Illinois on detached duty. acting as
scout for Grant and Sherman outside
Of Vieksburg.
buchanan. disguised az a woman.
had entered the federal lines emo
gained valuable Information. Making
his way out. ne found his mare hid.
den In a thicket. and started for ,he
Confederate headquarters Larry was
sent 10 oyertske and capture him
He rode a black stallion.
The two men met on a yellow. wind
Ing southern road Buchanan cred
twice at Larry and missed him. and
then jumped the bay mare over a
fence, into q cornheld. and headed for
a distant crib Larry followed Blu.
chanan rode round aud round the crib.
Larry pursuing.
suddenly Larry whirled his horse
about ~ a. 10 come face to face WIKI
his foe They mct on the corner Lar.
ryA bullet ALLIED buchanan: the lat.
tcr's ended the life OF TIE black stall.
lioa Larry mounted the hay mare.
put The dead mans body Ia front Of
him and rode into camp That's how
he won the mare
She was true 20 him. In.all the wild
riding that be did for three years.
scouting Tor Grant she never com
planned al any hardship pnt upon her
When be vas shot down on Pearl
river and sick almost 20 the DEAN
aung over her neck, she took The
water and carried him to safety.
on his return 60 duty She turned
her son eyes on him and welcomed
him In true beast fashion One nieht
he left her In a corn brake with the
one Injunction:
stay here. strife until I whistle.
Tie was gone thirty six hours and
then came back hard pressed hy cav.
alrymen. lie whistled as he entered
the brake and she came 10 him
straight from the spot where he had
left her Now he was On The saddle
aud on Cor the fence on the far side
Twice he turned In the saddle and
killed a near pursuer Twice the mars
vas hit But she took the fence and
hrought him out Of danger
With the war over. Larry aud the
bay a came TO chieaso and Larry
married.
He drove the msr 20 a cart nov
through the s~sockyards district and
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-09-28
plue ane whIt, strln,a 80.

Tremendously chic for q youthfcl
figure Is a coat and skirt of blue and
white striped serge. Al the head OF
the hem Of the jupe are laid oblong
motifS made from strips Of the ma
terial Joined in points AZ The middle.
4 band OF this same trimming outlines
the ooilarleas neck and extends down
60 the left bust From this 3s.nt the
Jacket buttons diagouaIly over TO The
right, each side 81 the coat slipping on
20 ire under arm seam a the waist
line 20 reveal a pointed saila Eirdle
A ught.httinE pepluf passes around
the back and curves up gently 70 me,t
the edges OF the coat