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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
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SclbItmoro in Der 5meiten @ollertc
eines giitbeiebten GbeaterS ipor Die
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meiier perbiitet, tpelfe bos SrdeIter
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gu ieiner Identification fiibren f0nn.
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@ls bos 2ie6 gum britten Wole ee,
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Sise auf, 5og einen Tepolper II. Idol
iid1 in ben Gopf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Yrin5efiiu 8ictoria Der,
lobt.

2onoon, %. 6ebruor. 3ie
8erIobling Der Erin5eiiin 8ictoria
bon gonnougbt nit Dem aronprin-
sen BON Sdlueoen uno Rorneaen
miro bier amtIih befonnt eegeben.
Die 8erbinbung bat Die %3uitimr,ung
oes aonigs ebDoro.
Bonn p It auSee5ei Of
81 m, %. 5ebruar. = Der Bapit
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

llnipeit Wilforo, CONT, rannte
elm EoIt5ug Der Nep-Yorfer 2inie
Der ~Gen.Yorf, Nep.Sopen & Sart.
foro Sobn" in einen @iiter5ug. Der
Sofomotipfiibrer Sobn Sormon ppil
Nefp-Saoen nnb Der Sei3er Srant
Nnniep bon Nr. 1877, Sit.137. Stra.
BE, Netp-gorf, iproneen, oils iie Die
goaiiion fontmen iaben, reftaeitia
ab irnb entfamen init leidten 8erlet.
slngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
SohperItGnoi9e ser Neip-g orf

SotperItanoi9e Der uNelp.y orf
Ncip-Sopen & Sartforb giienbobn,"
lpeIfe fiirsIid Die Eougbfeepiis.
Bride ertporben bot, baben ben 9all
ioebeu auf feline Siherbeit gepriifi
unb sefnnoen, bab auf Die Iepara-
tlir 100000 %pertpanot iperben mill.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Seoel Outmam 4 81.
5000 Daros 6omOmOn- SriOf,
$2.OO tpertb, Die 9)arS FIR Csc.

GrfcnRcn Sic bic opac ScOcntnng Oieier ltc6eridntt? SIC err
Ipurcm mcbr ais bic SGIfe seraOc 5m elmer 3cit 5n Der OT1c Sortc
SeiSc in arOfhr 3adfrugc itc6t. IS fuar bic o'rORc nHFrer Se1tei'
lnna, ucldc brIc Rouftipn bcrbcfibrtc, &ir hbernabmeH 5OOO
garbS nnS balicn buOurd ciuem 5mpOrhnr III etner oOultanolsen
Stunning II CT beOnrftc Baum fir NnOcrc gSaaren.
Suunumun ScOe lit elmer Der nencitcn, ranbeH SeNcHltpfre
nnS mir mGdten bn5nfI9eH cine Der IdJOn'tcn' oa ne edfe 1apa'
nHhc 8aare lit. Sic hat Gin ier raubes GrcpOn Nn|ebcH, fnblt
ih abcr c6cn 10 iucid ais Gam al. Sic lit naturlmD gaH5Ietoen
nnS folMidJ Icbr wcib unS bud pOn %gcnHgcnber Sdhuerc, lint tctneS
TmttcriOfics 81 ~6coarfcn. Sic lit 30 3a brett nnO tOnImt in allen
6clicbten Sdattirunsen BON grin, EarFfa, rcIeOa, grant, braun,
marincblau, ruOal blau, mulberry, garnet, CADET, OlOrOf, Wtaba9O'
mic, cardinal, creme, lueif nnO Ifuar5. 5000 YARDS Sctoc, DC fhr
ben $500 Scrfanf fubri3irt ~nrOen fir 9oe. Die yarO' Balte" ntd)t
LANCE an Ridtcm Sic 5brc ElGne 10 Elm, firth bicrber 5n fOmmcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
3terltde @ai6itofe.

3eoe Guiiou bringt feline ueucn StOffc rN Gillette Glide
cute, onocrc mhtelmGBtg. Die pom tnS fir Oteic Soiion por9elegten
limb bes bodIten 2o6eS nertb. IuBeroem bo6cn mir elm gr0Beres
Qooer sr alaslpobG. geoor3uqen Sic irgcno etpoS? Sno Sic
wdbRrid? Snipi3ircr Sic Damn Die 8orrdtbe iebt.
SOC weMs MaOrus, bic DrO fir 21t-gp8pabI pGnOt@r aEuner bon netncn
Bunnpn bis du arBen 9mmcnnutcrr
tc SuSin2huen, gno lie - 3Gdbu onnna Iehe SnonGtnnen, eHn 9euo'
ben; mr fir Wemee 1n@; GARD lie
soc nrams @asrs gmb 4c - Sin GnOrber safOn@res fir Die nenehen un6
3trtbnen CONNER EBuftnoHe Die 1mbcu hMu an mh Suuomahet uno bic runo'
nrei bat ben neeu gtub anetfn OmtImteno, nb ndbe @Ruudtntde @ppreur
yho 4Oc
Gehde 9upuus, Darb.t Toe - Gas ri9tge Septht fit ggenudriaen @ebrnI6
4euer unererunb init fhpureu, bnueu uo brnuner GuertiRn, 5euine Gbed6
nit 1dgurqn Ubnb; iii bhu rdu, neB uHb grim 9hi6t Dmo 19c
Sine peer ScuSuue irer popuHreu mtidteu Geocr9Runs; Die hMe Wurbe
burh ben Geuauf cn ub zines baben Iase5 efd6pf, Nht 5arben 8r IuSrnbI;
gmb 25e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

2eip5ig %. Sebruar. aolltg
Sriebrib BON Sadien emptttg Den
fiir5lid bon Sloren3 5urilfgefebrten
Or. aorner nit betrGdtlider gntre-
gung, tpie Die oHeueiten Nafrtdtet"
Ioeen; er ioa ibm Iorniirfe luegelt
oes 81 ltrengen Gorgebens gegen Die
@rGfin Wontigtoio eenlod)t baben.
n0enn," ioa Der aonis geiagt baben,
fife lit bod ole Wlitter Der 9tnoer oeS
8onigs bon Sohien". Iergerlib
perlieB Or. aorner bas ShloB nnO
ion feline &eiignotion orf Der Stelle
eingeianot baben, ipelde ipabridein-
Iid niib ongenommen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

loltoern IN Dltfgerllu]er &lelolnl9.
Abrnirol 6ournier, YrGitoent ocr
Gommiiiion, perlas Die gntideioung
inter einorrldSpoller Stile ser gu.
borer, ipeld)e BEN 8ortrage IorgfdI.
tig ioIgten. Der %oleeneite ginorild
Der Altoien5 girg babin, ooB Die gnt.
ifeioung mebr in Der Hotur zines
Compromises mar, benn cine Wcbrs
belt ge1cbmigte Die britiIfe Iniid)t,
Dob Hoieitpensfp's @eidmaoer bon
feinen Sorpebobooten ange9riffeu
iplirbe, urtb DOB besipegeit oas Sdie-
BEN nid)t gere6tfertiet 9elpelen mare;
ober oie Iebrbeit Der Witglieoer
eiebt ebenfous Der ruiiiiden slniidt
Ioim, ooB aomiral &oieituensfp
nad beitem Grmelien batoelte unb
oooiird, meoer ieine militoriife Gbrc,
nod ieine huntane Inlidtet Gin
bulge erlitten bGtten. abmiral Eorter
idlob Ole Sisuna nit einer Oonfreoe
al Die Mitglieoer; ieoes oerielben
febre NIT Dem 9epuBtiein nnf leincr
Seimatb 5uriif, feline Iflidt bon unb
gang eetban 5a baben. @trlen be-
merfensipertben austauif bon 9e.
merfilngen madten Cir Gotporo 6rp,
Ser Bertreter 8rokbritonrter's, iito
Baron Saiibe, Der 8ertreter &iib-
Lambs. geioe iprod,en I'M IrearnS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
A CASE OFT.
Many More Like II in Pine Bluff

The following case is but one Of
hany similar occurring daily in PiEa
Bluff 1t is an easy matter to verify
its correctness. Surely you can n II
ask for better proof than conclusive
evidence.
F. Neis. we'll known house mover
etc. residing out near The waterworks
says:
81 found after a Thorough trial that
Doan's Kidney Pills are a most excel
lent and successful remedy for kid
ney trouble There was not so much
lackache, the principal indication be.
.ng in connection with kidney secre-
tions which were too frequent in ac.
;ion and at other times too scanty.
used medicines of various kinds, but
they did not reach the cause. Learn
ing about Doan's Kidney pills. pro
cured a box at the MannTankers!oy
Drug company POI West Second ave
tue, and commenced the treatment,
The result was entirely satisfactory"
am glad to recommend the remed.
ii is wonderful medicine and one
about which everybody should knew
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn company. Buf-
falo, New York, sole agents fer the
i United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-anG
take no substitute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
THEATRE NOT PUBLIC SERVANT.
Pennsylvania Judge Holds Proprietor
May Admit Whom He PIeases.

Pittsburg, Oct. 12.-That theatre
proprietor is a private individual, en-
gagged in a private business. and is
under no implied obligation to serve
the public, is the opinion of Justice
}. Hay Brown of the supreme court
in a decision handed down today.
The case is the suit of Wilbur Hor-
ney against Nixon and Zimmerman
for damages for an alleged wrong suf-
fered by him and his family in not
getting seats for which they held
tickets for theatrical performance
in Philadelphia. Justice Brown says:
The proprietor of a theatre is
private individual, engaged in strict
ly private business, which, though for
the entertainment of the public, is
always limited to those whom he may
agree TO admit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
ARKANSAS SYNOD.
CT C. p. Church Meets in Hot Springs
on October 10.

The Arkansas synod of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church will meet
il, Hot Springs October 19, and it is
expected that between Is and 100 del
egates will be in attendance Many
of the best homes in the city will be
open for the entertainment of dele
gates, and the Hot Springs Cumber-
land Presbyterians will see that every
visitor to the synod is provided with
Accommodations. The Cumberland
Presbyterian church at Hot Springs
was destroyed in the fire which swept
part of the city last February. but a
new church is now being built. 1t
will not be finished in time for the
dime nsions will be provided.
Mayor George r. Belding will deliv-
e1 the address of welcome in behalf
of the city, and Rev. M. w. Manville
of the Malvern Methodist church will
speak in behalf of the pastors and
churches, to which response will be
delivered by one of the members Of
the synod.
The opening sermon will be
preached by Rev G. W. Eichelberger
Of Fort Smith The synodical commit
tee. of which Rev J. H. Barkwell Of
Little Rock is chairman, will hold a
session on the night of October 20.
and on the night of October 21 the
meeting will be under the direction
o. the ladies of the synod. An elab-
crate musical program will be one
of the features of the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
STRICT DIVORCE RULING.

Chancellor Bourland has made an
other strict ruling in his court as TO
divorces. A special from Fort Smith
says:
Heretofore it has been the custom
of some plaintiffs who were willing
for their wives or husbands to get di-
vorces to hide out and allow the de-
cree to be entered by default Judge
Bourland has announced that all de-
PENDANTS who have received personal
service must appear in court when the
cases are tried and if they do not
appear and are within the jurisdiction
of the court they will be brought in
by attachment and fined for contempt
Of court"
A few months ago Chancellor Bour
land made a ruling to the effect that
persons divorced in his court could
rot marry again to other persons dur
ing the term of court at which the di-
vorce was granted This ruling was
made because of the indecent haste
on the part of some divorces in mar
rying again. Some married in five
minutes after the divorce decree was
granted.
If all the courts of Arkansas would
become more stringent in the matter
of divorces, there would be fewer di-
yOrces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS:

We beg to announce that we have
determined to dissolve our individual
Local insurance Agencies, and, asso-
ciate ourselves in one single Agency.
aid to that end that we have organic
ed and shall charter the "HOME IN
SURANCE ACENCY,' which will be-
sin business at No. IL Main street,
On November l, 1905.
This new plan will greatly reduce
our expenses. and at the same time
enable lis to render better and more
satisfactory service to our patrons.
relieving them of the necessity of
dealing with a multiplicity of agents.
fer scarcely any line Will be too large
for the HOME AGENCY to handle
alone.
The new Agency will also conduct
a general Real Estate Business, in
cmdins the conveyancing and the ne
eotiations OF loans.
Il will represent nene bat Old Line
stock Companies, affording the sound
est C in 1emnity, and its facilities will
he many times greater than those OF
any other a%ancy in this territory.
We are not iraneers. but cid citi-
zons of thi G immunity. and expert
enc / Insurance men. we'll known to
you and we promise the same homes;
dealings as have characterized our
former Agencies, individually, in ,he
past. and also that intelligent service
HAT crises from experience alone.
There viii be no confusion in hand
ling yosr lines already in any of our
former Agencies for your renewals
shall have our prompt and careful
attention rs he eXpirations are reach
ed.
We cordially and heartily thank you
fer the confidence and patronage here
tofore bestowed upon each of us. and
earnestly solicit the same for the new
Agency. Very truly.
GEO M. WELLS,
Russell HOLLIS.
+. -. ROSENBERG.
Se-retary Of T, n-Vernon Co,
= 2. BLOOM.
: e.aJaty Travellers Insurance Co..
Il. - .NNs...t.s Ely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
MAY YET CHALLENGE
FOR AMERICA CUP

New York, Oct. 12.-(Special)-S
Ernest Cochrane, the best known
sporting baronet in Great Britain
with the exception of Sir Thomas Lip
ton. sailed for England today. He has
been making tour of the United
States and is delighted with his visit.
1t is quite possible that Sir Ernest
will be the next challenger for the
America cup. He, however objo cts
to having the challenger brought
across the ocean, which he believes
damages the yacht. He thinks that
Americans should build yacht aud
race it in English waters, in which
case he believes il would have no
chance to win.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
HoW's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars re.
ward fer any ease Of catarrh that
Nan not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Wre
f. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known
T. J. Cheney for the last fifteen Years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
n all business transact: onS and finan
cially able tC carry out any obliga
ions made by his firm.
WALDlNG. KlNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists. Toledo, o
Halls Ca,arri cure Is taken In
trnally acting directly upon tn,
blood and mucous surfaces Of the svs-
an. Testimonials sent free Price
S cents per bottle. Sold by all drug.
e'StS
Take Halls familv pills for consti.
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
A GROWING CITY.

The Little Rock Democrat pays
Pine Bluff the following handsome
and we'll deserved compliment:
Pine Bluff has Fifty Thousand
club which signifies that the time
when she will have that population is
not so far off, but her citizens can
view it in Imagination and at least
discuss the various achievements that
must mark the advancement of a
great and growing city. Many OF the
good citizens of Pine Bluff may have
passed away before that city reaches
the goal of her anlhi ion. out their
children will take their places and
the city WI! g.o9 st.o.ss: a"C better
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
Students Thereafter to Quit Purdue if
Booker r. Washington Talks.

Lafayette, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE in
vitation to Booker r. Washington to
deliver an address in the lecture and
concert course this fall has stirred
up a great deal of feeling among the
students at Purdue University who
come from the south, and 200 or
more are threatening to withdraw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12

Sir Thomas liDton knew how 10 ad-
vertise, and he gives advertising the
credit it deserves. The New York
Telegraph says that. today, he is tha
greatest merchant in the world and
that a quarter of century ago he
worked in the rice fields OF South
Carolina. so poor that he Sept With
the negroes in the woods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1905.

Mr.. H. B. Pryor, manager Of circu.
Haticn Of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub
aoribers failing to receive their papers
oorperly, will confer favor upon this
aepartment by reporting carelessness
m failure to deliver at once. Phone,
I'D Sc; new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12

eN cry day till it becomes great COM
mercial center. Here's to Pine Blum
and may she realize her hopes at the
earliest possible moment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
Short Jaunts for Busy Peor,e.

Is an illustrated folder containina
AN excellent map and many lrtcr~s'
ing and helpful facts about the hn,
dreds of charming nearby resort
reached by the Northwestern Lin.
Send 2c stamp to w. B. Xniskern, !
T. NJ. Chicago. TT,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12

CnlCdSO OcL. IE.-f1aS CHlCaSO ulS-
covered a man whom hanging won't
kill? This puzzle perhaps will be
solved only if Robert Gardner, who
is in the county Jail, charged with the
murder of Agnes Morrison. is SEN
fenced to mount the scaffold
Gardners spine has turned to solid
bone, the Justification extending up in
the neck, and it is declared by the
mans attorney that it would be USE
less to attempt to execute him. Ply
sicians who have examined the pris-
oner, however. differ from this view.
The uncertainty as to whether the
man is proof against death by hang
ing came to the front yesterday, when
he was arraigned before Judge Tuley.
Gives State a Puzzle.
Attorney William Buckner, Gard
ner's lawyer, amazed the court by
turning to Assistant States Attorney
Barbour who has charge of the case
on behalf Of the state. and saying:
This is a case where it will do
you no good to ask the death penalty.
They cant break this mans neck if
they do try to hang him, and you may
lose him altogether by hanging him
and failing to execute the sentence
in FULL
The prisoner, who is about 80 years
old and weighs but a little more than
100 pounds. carries his head bent for
ward, and his condition causes him
great discomfort. Attorney Buckner
declares the hardening of bone and
other tissue has proceeded so far that
il would be impossible to bring a
strain upon Gardner's neck that would
be sufficiently severe to cause any eff
feet other than a slight straining of
the muscles.
Denied BY Physician.
However, DR.. O. Martin Steffenson,
professor at the Rush Medical col.
lege. who has examined Gardner
takes direct issue with Mr.. Btlckner
and thinks the man would be killed
by the moose. I'm my opinion, the
ossified condition of Gardner's spine
would not interfere" said DR.. Stef-
fenson last night "It might not be
possible to break his neck, but he
ai iv,j, o,,I Lo ~
cd with ease. and thus would fulfill
the terms of the sentence"
DR.. Steffenson explained that cases
<f this form of ossifcation are unus-
ual. and that Gardner had been before
the West Chicago Medical society for
demonstration purposes. The malady
is not necessarily fatal and might
not shorten Gardner's life in the
least
Mr.. Barbour sides with DR.. Steffon-
son. IF the man is sentenced to
hanging we will find some way to
dispose of him." he said.
Prisoner in Doubt.
Gardner himself does not know
whether he could be hanged success
fully or not. If they gave me the
extreme penalty ! don't know what
would happen" he said in Jail" IL
know what my attorney said in court
this morning. and he probably is
right
II probably will be known next
week whether the puzzle about Gard
her is to be solved. for the trial has
been set for Monday. The crime took
place last June at 22S West Madison
street. Gardner and the victim had
lived together for six years Gard
per al the time admitted to the police
that he had shot the woman because
she had given away money which
he had given her 10 buy medicine for
Inn. \ plea OF insanity is expected
in defense
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12

Quit advertisin. is a good way TO
oui, business. s.-Kate f. Griswold, Bos-
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12

New York Oct 12.-Professor Beh
rings announcement to the Interna
t,onal Tuberculosis congress in Paris
OF a cure for consumption has aroused
widespread interest in America. The
fu! reports and comments. which
have been fully cabled to America
from Paris. have interested one OF
New York's wealthiest and best
known citizens, whose name IS with
held for the present. He has author
izel the announcement that he will
contribute $4,000 to fund to present
70 Professor Behripg if he will at
once announce to the world his treat
ment and not withhold it for year.
The only qualification to this offer
is that .he treatment must first be
pronounced successful by compeent
committee of physicians, of which the
donors physician, one Of the widest
known practitioners in America, is a
member.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12

Na%" vour advert isomant an invest
men, n"s y contribution mississippi
: "mh, r.nan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
THE QUARANTINE CONVENTION.

Several Of the newspapers in Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana laboring under
the impression that the Chattanooga
convention will advocate sweeping
surrender of states rights, are oppos-
ed to the movement. II is pointed out.
however. that the convention aims on
~ at federal control of ports and in
terstate safety. CONGRESSMAN John
Sharpe Williams Of Mississippi in
letter to the New Orleans Times says:
There is no violation of states rights
in the proposition Of having the fed
eral government take hold of the
quarantine service to such an extent
as to prevent the importation of dis
ease from foreign countries G" the
spread of disease from one state to
another. It would be merely author
lied by CONGRESS- 10 execute the du-
ties laid upon il by the constitution of
the United States in the in erState
and foreign commerce clause thereof"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12

Business houses that advertise wide
". and do not stop when the country
complains of financial depression, are
the ones least afflicted by a general
e"anciai cTiSis.-pratltablo Aivor.is.
ins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
.aAO-

If the Iron Mountain is paying taxes
on only one mile of track in the city
an dit has four miles of tracks, then
there is something wrong somewhere
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12
Daily Graphic.
Published by
once 800 West earraque.
las. w. ADAMS, President
oEo. RI. ADAMS, Business Manager
1uRNANDER MAY, Managing Editor.
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Umtered at Postoffice at Pine Blum.
Ark, as second class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-12

COLOR LINE MAY SPLIT SCHOOL.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-30

some OF the most delightful summer
hats.
wistaria blooms on a good many Of
the summer fabrics.
Lingerie robes and blouses will be
more worn than ever.
Those buff cottons are going to be
trying to most compilations.
Fuchsia pink blended with lilac is
particularly good in millinery.
One must walk behind the modern
hat in order to thoroughly enjoy it.
Particularly smart Is check in
brown, dark blue and creamy white.
Delicate fichus Of hand-embroidered
batiste are the latest accessory shown.
The little bolero of embroidered lin
en- will be worn with any thin white
dress.
Short plated boleros made Of wide
sash ribbon are worn with girdles to
match.
Mule with balls instead Of dots Is
being made up into fascinating
blouses.
Everything in the way Of cotton ma
terial is masQuerading under silky
disguise.
Black embroidery ON white leather
with a touch of gold here and there Is
effective.
Eolienne dotted with a tiny silky
fleece in self color is new and irresist-
IDLY lovely.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-30

The hostess gives the signal to rise
from the table, and this is not given
until everyone at the table has finished
eating.
A wedding present is usually packed
and sent from the place where it is
bought to the bride directly; the Civ
ers' card is enclosed, and If an init
mate friend sometimes a short note of
felicitation.
The day at home, by those having a
large social acquaintance, is usually
observed every week or every fort
night from the first of November until
the first of June, being discontinued
usually during Lent.
At a large church wedding where
unlimited outsiders are likely to in
trude, it is we'll to enclose a printed
card of admission with the invitation.
please present this card at the
church door," being the usual wording.
The wedding anniversaries cele-
brated usually begin with the fifth, the
wooden one, although those before the
fifth are sometimes celebrated. For
the wooden wedding beautiful as well