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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-16
the Inflammation abstes and he can

i, the Inflammation AbateS ana ne Can
/, see once more.
Along in March when the snow OH
the lakes begins to slop under his snow.
| shoes, and when the animals are she'd
ding their winter coats of fur, the trap
per removes the pelts and their stretch
ers, places them III a fiat heap on his
sled, and putting aboard enough food
to last for two or three weeks, and tax
ing up hole in his loose belt, ne turns
his face south and begins another toll
some trip. If the days are very warm
! and sloppy, he travels nights when the
crust will hold him up.
Now he comes to an open reach OF
water compelling him to make wide
detour through the painless woods.
Anon, he walks above rottlng Ice that
buckles under his weight, but knowing
that every day makes the travelling
worse, he takes the risk, and goes ahead
until some day he can see the white ex-
panse of Moosehead Lake cleaning
below him, and knows that good beds
and hot whiskey and a market for his
pelts are only day away.
He works early and late and suffers
much from frOsts and thaWS and lone
illness, and does it all for pelts enough
to bring in anywhere from 500 TO $500.
But living has not cost him more than
$50 for the whole trip, and all that is
left over is clear profit.
He comes back healthy and lean and
brown, ready to 60 to work at anything.
And the fun of the whole trip is yet to
come, for when he gets shaved and
washed up and is seated by the hotel
fire, will not all the boys and old men
gather around him and ask him ques-
tions as to what he saw and heard while
in the woods?
From 125 to IT'S skilled men go trap
ping in the northern forests of Maine
every winter. Most of them live alone,
though now and then two old cronies
will camp together and ''go snacks" on
what they capture.
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For Nervous Children
A TeaspoOnful of IL. F."

North Bucksport, Me-, Oct. 80, 1908.
Dear Sirs:-
have used Il. F." Bitters for about
two years and have found it very bene-
fetal. One OF my neighbors has
small boy who had a very nervous
trouble. 81. F." has almost completely
cured him in very short time.
Yours truly,
MRS. JEDEDIAE SEAVEY,
Eases nerve pressure by natures
own method A healthy liver and well
regulated bowels. You can depend
upon Il. F." Atwood's Bitters, IS
cents at all stores.
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A GREAT MEDICINE.
Brings Health to Three Members of the
Same Family. Cures Wife's Debility
A Dauphter's Nervous prostration

AlIel Md1dIld uuSUduu . NuundIlSuS
Daughters Nervous Prostitution.
The claims of DR.. Williams Pink Pills to
be a genuine household remedy is based on
the fact that they make the blood sound
and the nerves strong and so overcome
variety of diseases.
81 have recommended DR.. Williams Pink
Pills to many people," said Mrs. Gossett,
because l have seen such good results,
time after time, right in my own family.
There are three of US who do not need to
take anybody's word on the subject. for our
own experience in the past ten years has
taught us how well they deserve the praise
given them by so many others.
cit was just about ten years ago that /
first read about DR.. Williams Pink Pills in
a newspaper article which gave the testi-
mOny OF some woman who had been cured
by them. Her symptoms were SO much like
mine that l thought would try them, and
l then bought my first box.
81 was at that time all run down in health,
l was weak and nervous and without ambi-
ton. l couldn't walk any distance on ac-
count of shOrtness of breath and palpita-
ton of my heart, and l had no appetite. l
had been doctoring all summer for malaria
and stomach trouble. Everybody thought
was going into consumption, as my mother
had died of that disease
''Tbanks to DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
am now alive and hearty. l began to i'm
prove as soon as L began to take them. The
first box reused up my appetite, SO / got
three more boxes, and when those had been
taken | was d well women. l always take
a few as tonic every spring and fall, and
| have found them OF great benefit just be-
fore and after confinement Everyone Won
ders how | keep so well and am able to care
for my home and six children without he p.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills explains it.
"My oldest girls health began to fail
when she was about fourteen, as the result
of too close application to her school work.
She was nervous, complained of sharp pains
in her head, would get deathly sick and
have to leave the school room to get fresh
air to revive her. l gave some pills to her.
She took only few boxes, but they cured
her troubles and caused her to develop into
| perfect picture of health. Then my hus-
band took them for rheumatism and found
that they would cure that too. So you see
we all got great good from using them and
that is why we recommend them to others. !"
Mrs. Minnie B. Gossett lives ut Uhrichs-
| vile, Tuscarawas, Co., Ohio, and is well
| known, as she has resided in the same
neighbOrhOOd for more than thirteen years.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists everywhere. They have cured
other diseases also, such as an@mia, neu-
ralgia, partial paralysis, Irregularities and
all forms of weakness in women. They
have also cured the most stubborn cases Of
dyspepsia. They agree with the most deli
cate stOmachs and rapidly strengthen them
They are Indispensable for growing girls.
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Catarrh and Hay Fever.

Liquid Cream Balm is becoming quite as
popular in many localities as Ely's Cream
Balm solid tits prepared for use in atom
izers, and is highly priced by those who
have been accustomed to call their physi-
clans for such treatment. Many physi-
clans are using and prescribing it. All the
medicinal properties of the celebrated
Cream Balm are contained in the Liquid
form, which is IS cts. including spray ing
tube. All druggists, or by mail. Ely
Brothers. IS Warren St, New York.
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The State of Trade.

Spring jobbing has at last begun to ex-
pand, and reports of improvement come
from the west, northwest and far west, this
despite severe winter weather, which has,
in the case of the south, operated to check
the development noted last week. Dry
goods. shoes, groceries, hardware, millinery
and lumber at wholesale have all sold better
than of late, and certainly in larger volume
than at this date year ago, which latter
period, however, saw somewhat of halt
occurring -BradStreet'S
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Isle au Haut Light.

WAsHINGToN, D. c., Feb. TO- Senator
Fye:has proposed as an amendment to the
sundry civil bill, when it reaches the SEN
ate, an item of $4,000 for establishing a
lighthouse and fog signal station at or near
RobinsOn's Point, Isle all Haut harbor, in
the thorOughfare there. A strong effort
will be made to have this incorporated in
the bill and made law.
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COLDS, HEADACHE,
cATARRH,
Relieved In 10 Minutes by Or. A.
news Catarrhal Powder.

Rev. w. H. Main, pastor Of the BAPTIST. Eman-
uel Church, BufalO gives strong testimony for
and Is firm believer in DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder. He has tried many kinds of remedies
without avail. i" After using DR.. Agnew's Ca
tarfhal Powder was benefited at once" are his
words. 1t is wonderful remedy and will relieve
any form of head pain in ten minutes and eradi-
cate catarrh.
Sold by City Drug Store and A. A. HOwns s. Co
DIR. Agnew's Heart Cure helps the
over worked heart.
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HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets

Busy Medicine ior busy fe0p1e.
Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor.
A specif1c. for Constipation, Indigestion, Live
and Kidney Troubles, Pimples. Eczema, Impure
Blood, Bad Breath, Sluggish Bowels, Headache
and Backache It's Rocky Mountain Tea in tab-
LET form. IS cents a box. Genuine made by
HoLL1srER DRuG COMPANY, Madison, Wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALL0W PEOPLE
II. II. MOODY,
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FOR SALE
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1904.

The desirable property of the late DR.. Filing
story house and ell ten rooms, furnace, cemented
cellar, all modern improvements. large roomy
stable, two stalls and large box stall, land enough
for garden. This is a good opportunity to get a
home right in the heart of the city, Apply to
F. S. HOLWES,
S2 Real Estate Agent. Belfast, Me.
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A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If it fails
antee 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
A. A, HOWEs & Co. w. o. Poor & Son
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tFlag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are now sold a
$500 from Belfast and all stations on Branch.
Through tickets to all points West and Nortl
west, via all routes, for sale by L. W. GEORGE
Agent, Belfast. GEO. #. EVANS,
Vice President and General Manager,
F. E. BOoTHBY. Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent.
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& kl}M[9IE1$6

On and after Oct. 10, 1904. trains connectin,
At Burnham and Waterville with through train,
for and from Bangor, Waterville, Portland an
Boston, will run as follows:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20

A very nice method OF cooking lamb
Is TO braiss g. Braising is cooking
meat in its own steam on a bed Of
vegetables When prepared IN this
way the favor Of the vegetables en-
sers the meat and makes Il more ap-
petiEing. Any small joint OF lamb
may be boned or not. as convenient;
n the former put the bones In a stew-
pan with one or two onions. i've or
six young carrots. some herbs and a
blade OF mace. Pour over sufficient
stock to cover. or water may be used.
Lay the Joint on this. and owe with
a slice or two Of fat bacon and Jet Il
cook slowly for two hours. Take out
the meat. brown il in the oven. strain
the gravy, boil d rapidly uHl reduced
10 half q plat. brush the meat over
with this glare. Serve with peas or
spinach.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20

Darius FarringtOn Gallagher. one q
The heroes Of The Mouit0r IN her hat.
tie with the Msrrimac. died a. Bnook
Ign. n. Y. June Is. a. the resi6ezcf
Of Lsander Buck Var War M var
Wart was q descendant q The Var
Warf Who. Efth PzuldinE AID WI
nams. captured the unfortunate Masos
John Andre on his return from III
interview with the similarly ~uzfortu1
are Benedict Arnold Van Wart ard
Gallagher naturally drffte5 together
and they we're al and AL 70 eacf
other.
DR. Gallagher helped 70 buld the
Monitor. under the supervision q
John Ericsson II the fght with ths
Merrlnae Gallagher was IA the en-
gtne room. and when Caatain-zfter
ward Commodore-goha WOreen gave
orders 70 ~clinch the devil. GailzEhe
vas the first nzn on deck 20 help K
tie the two together. The Nerrin1e
with her sides covered with rsflruat
iron. got af0uI Of the little boat aEt
could not get aEay.
80 n @&A A4H - 1A4H4-aAa
vas Eont 10 say. hut We were both
licked The Merrimac steersd into
Norfolk harbor and ne uene outside
Tie Merrin1ac was afraid 70 cone out
again and we were afraid 10 60 ia
We were sinking when they blew her
up, and We managed 10 Ett ashore
Gallagher was afterwEn5 trarsterre5
10 the Daylight and Ehen the MonitoI
Went down with all on board o. Hat.
teras. his mother. Mrs Jane Gala.
CHER. gave him Up for lost About =
year ~atJerward she received this mes.
SAGE: ~Norher Tn al hEht- Since
the war Gallagher was employed Ia
the Brooklyn navy yard He vas
born in the seventh ward % Nanhat.
tan and was . powerful mar. Whc
stood 6 feet 2 inches tan In his stock
fnes
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20

Much wrath VII be ~rardoned In
the girl who bought for her summer
outfit The pretty. vide belts OF colored
silks thar she thought would be 50
effective with her Elton iacketH. In
deed. there viii be- excuse Tor her II
she use the Kind Of CALCULATIONS 90
which the angels shut their ears when
she tops or slices her drives on
the links The sad fact - fashion has
frowned on the wide bclt and the mar
row one has come tn again. To be
wholly IA the mode they must be made
81 the same material as the skirt and
coat. though black patent leather mes
are permissible,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20

has % load wiih frosser baitonA
Thsa tame ne charge - Reketft
ysiiins leeiona azd ttssr fspalte.
sne snsfsestH stfn re ~reiiesing
force Ans 20 TAKE sbe ssse q ne
fifat AirnssB9a FfF1Eent ~ iufaEfV.
they founf fortYfkYee men alive aEE
UnEounded cc1rnanded - q eoczti
who had bee1 wodndef segen rneE
BIT az q the reHue1t alive ~ dead
was Eithin he Itte orchard.
The percentage 81 loss - dfs reFt
meat in this oas ezmEsmeaL a pr
cert killed and wounded. place1 Il g;
the head q al reximenfx for al the
var in the pernen1zEe q nez fa1
j. Is doubtful 81 anT renueEszi f8rce
In any aght that waE anything b-f .
massacre eve came nearer 20 cr--
plete aDuihiiafion THAI ESQ the Fluf
NinneHOts e g~ettTsburz lie ronfsrf
on 1hiE occasion stoEs What fhs
American citizen czn Do il oEhsr Ines
than mDneF making
The civil var is only a matter -
DccaEiDnai remembrance r0W. EtE
countless examples o oozrzEe and C.
votlOn are forE0ttsn b the great nzn-
Der. Our modern. Etreunoas life Cor.
bics Thought q anything bst the eset-
Ing qaeEaona q The day Thersfors
i is vel 70 p1uas and reEezbeg.
There is ssch : thing a. pAtrktssm
x Is the thing that nEte Col Coz
vile and his zss men hold The pezea
orchard. and & exists today. We are
much too busy 20 give Il seTiOus con.
siderati0n a. present. bat II oeuzsioE
shall demand Il VII demonstrate thar
Il Is stu With Es-ChIcago Record
Herald
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20

Blue suede shoes are stunning. -.
pecislly with the exquisite STA stock
lngs hat come to match any shade or
TO tighten o. Red-hei the right red
one are very unusual and equally ex'
peusive-in prcttlcF than ever Ia an
odd. new moroooo that looks about
like any thing in the world except
morocco. and IL being substituted Tor
white shoes for street wcar-oi
coarse. at summer resorts Reds a
biz daring Tor any other place. But
these red street shoes are yery ex
elusive as yet
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20
Taste In vlolsss.


A certain woman who 10 noted for
her beauty and charm has always been
exceedingly fond Of the various shades
Of lavender. She has carried the fond.
ness into a costume OF purple silk
lawn. with an accessory Of a parasoi
All ia lovely white satin. with 4 great
big orchid embroidered upon one Of
It's panels. This orchid. which Is
large and handzome. deep IN tone and
with stem trailing splendidly ali over
the panel, Is put on by hand and IS
very eunningly wrought into the sat
IN. The parasol a no friil or ruff
ne around the edge. but IS embroid-
cred with the big purple orchid, and
that Is all.
Another very pretty Woman viii
carry a parasol worked In the purple
and lavender tones. It Is made Of
heavy eream-cOlored tafeta, and upon
n panel there Is embroidered a
splendid big Wlstaria vine-such a
very handsome yinei The colors
shade from a pale violet into a very
deep purple. and the wistaria. which
consists Of several punches. is lied
with a purple ribbon. The ribbon Is
a%ppliQued upon the panel and IA
worked around the edge in the pretti.
est possible manner.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20
slrst We

We are prone 60 furgei and lose
faith IN these DAYS. Oommerciaiism Is
rampant the gstilns 81 Is heard ~
dollars the asueed purpose 81 life
% the groa, mass. Patriotism Ana
love 81 ooEutsv sc~n 10 be hack num-
hers lost Ia tae mNdsu whirl % Dol,
lar gottins IA u.res HE these Il Is
wen TO pause aus renriaher.
Col William Cois,i,r. who dlet a.
Minneapolis ~teceat,y 0ss enc of rhose
whom * Is wen - urncziber he and
his Kind ere the foundations npan
which the cUuntFy Is really buildeA
Col Colyille commanded The First
Minnesota regiment IN the civil var
The general service ~ the regiment
was distinguished. but az GettyEhurE
Il and les commander Conducted thea
selves Ia a manne 10 furnish iasplra
tina for American ciiiEeas for al time
VITA his regiment depleted throuEh
previous service 10 a total az but 1st
ohcers and men Col Colvile vas or
dered 70 teiend = peach orchard .oc
cupyiny a crucial point IN iho unioa
iinc al defense Amer TIE rerinent
les tlan thrce fuii companies had
taken as place Gen Hsncock So
las that the charge 81 Gtn rackctt
vas "a be directed straight AZ By on
dCred ne First Mhuesota ~ hoid as
position "a matter vhat he oosL
The resly 81 Col cotvl.e shoald -
Eiren : Place Rmonr TIE sayings -
great Americans The FIRST Minne-
soiA VII aoid is position efoa u Il
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20
Nenumsn, . 60. na,,.

Tho monument TO Gen Alexaute'
Hays ~ Pennsylvania on The WIlaer
hess battlefield. where he fen n haf
tie. was unveiled a short time aEo
Gen. Hays was a graduate CO Wesi
Point In the class o. 1854 Ne toos
part IN the MeNioan var as . Second
lieutenant IN the FOURTH uaitsd States
Infantry. and sas hFsvegtet first lea.
tenant on May >. iste Cor Eallant co.
tuct m the battles % Fslo Alto and
Ressca Dc Ia Palma he rcssEnet frcu
the army IN istS hat 81 she breaking
o q tae rebeiihsn he catered gke
service as major in, TIE rseinh Pena.
s~ylraniA infsnlry lie hecame eoloaal
81 the SIXTY thtnd RcnnsyiVaaia in he
latter part 81 1881 and 10 September.
1865. he vas made esiEaaier seaegal
% volunteers and in 1854 h~rwveuee
mabor general The monameaE Nss
erected By tEe FtsshurE oTssnilatians
-Gcn Alexander HAYS pest No g
a. A H. and Davis eamR Seas q Vet.
eranG
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20

Linen costumes in coat and skirt
design are many and varied. the coat
ranging from the long-hlled tailor gar
meut. In hrm. heavy linen. TO the
jsunty little boleros one in white u
built on severely tailored lines and
needs a weRreT Of good hgure and de-
mands the work Of a very clever tail
Or; Il has no trimming saw strapped
seams. heavily stitched. The double
breasted vest Is particularly cachct
and the tiny pockets or each side give
an attractive touch A white lid belt
with sold buckle holds the basqued
O IN plaee. The hat accompanying
this smart costume is white Panama
with a delightful arrangement % green
roses for decoration.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20
Faos SAME BOX



Look here uaIter. hoazst noE,
eunr yOu GiP every oze q these sakea
breakfast too1s out % ne sane box
Wei. yea boss Ne taI al 'cspe
GnPeNutA cSase tA&t sent Sok uss
the others ard pe0pie know 4ckiy
WkAt GapeNa2 looks nke Bar
there's bolt . GaEen ttEereat ones
EauS3 % - bis q fare Gad gkey are
81 tala rolled nskes - Il aoaT make
any e5Eere1ce which ere . uan Gala
sor. We szst take cat TIE crtET fron
one box.
This aik led 20 an inrestiuat1n.
nose.s % fHetassss ssrunx 20 aaoaf
three years aEa makink various kin4s
q hreAkfast tooda assk1aE - sake he
sesincEs q tks original prepared
hFeAktast ioo4-Grapa NatA These
concerns ensF a p~reearuas eKtssesce.
neaFg al naie4 leaslng tAossaads e
eoxNs x tAsif fecas - mE1s an4 uar@
koasaz Ekcsa wrra n several h.
ssA2oes hqaEht ~ foT a sag ~ Epe@
siasCra ans soid cat % Eroesrs and
hosels Ter little a. nciAlnG Tae Eroc-
eSs g WerkiEE q tbs ol4 atgck has
sssa sloW- OHs wi1 see Ne names
"a mSaas nf AAke4 foas Hszt seat
olt q lssinezs = year and = haif o.
tuo StaFs asa Us fee esses Neere
TIE aoaueoard netcres have heen
eoagat AZ there i al ebert 10 resaS
citAte TIE det1nct and ~ copyins tie
style % advertising q Grap@Nuu.
seek - tnEae1es people % ~PEFchase
Pax the peeNe has hesa etaczted -
the fzes Jkal AL Aeae taiz nake1
fooes are simpty saakea wAsat o. cats
r2lied tAia ard 4rssd eet and paekeA
TAsy are not pzspaFe1 nko Grape
Nuts "a Which he gAoroukh eakinE
8n1 cchsr ~operatioas palcA tara he
EtareA part q tAa wheat ka4 hariey
izlo sugar. occagg Eaay hoafs aad ~
salt la : foo1 - dises1ists hat small
infantz arrive ca u shIs 4 also eoa-
talns tAe selected eleneats 81 FAoa
PA4le 81 F0tAsh ant AieaaeR thak
saiie II the hoty % prodace the so1
gray saoSsancs A brain ae6 nHua
ceptefa ThereR = roAsea ler Grapr
Nsts and tasrc hare beea mAu1 hnt
tadoea . teu ~ TIE article ltsglf. hat
Esay more of a. kiat aaa caaracier
% ne NtVeFkizink lmitators are a.
Naga co1agsFfei.ers un1 taelr p1iale1
4nd wFittea ~staietnenta cannot - eS-
Pects1 70 - dlaasent Aaa the,R
E0ctA
rtis article 4 pasl1ted ~ no
Roatun ca a. Battle cresk Attidenr
a ssiseses e uha uuA saa b sag
plls1 h 0eanaasA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20

Miner post. @ A. X * Stamford.
Conn. celebrated tie forgieth aazt
versau q Lees sssseaEeF ~gh patFs
oslo SPEECHES % a izFee ansisace.
ConnRRder Soionca Caoze Hssttet
and Col BeuFy Huss % Moarf Yer
ncn. n y On hehaH q &e Poat pre
scented Past CcmmRnteg samsei Fes
scnaen With a seSutifa' Esvei ~ bis.
tOrie Interest TIE hAn1ie 81 ths CAV
q IS ma3e q Nood tskEa hoa The
Nagship KeSrsarre an& re heaa Il
~ Uoet tRkrn from a tive 90 HarhaEs
kuoll GrugseurE rhis tree Was tAc
raliyiaE poius g ths seVeateenfh Coz.
nectscut o1 the frst tsys fshl rAe
tfce was sgTack ~ DEhtaing aEa shat,
tcred soma une aarr Az IA tire
g nv ~aeaicalsca ot tks no1auFat of
the Seventeenth Ccenecttcut a. &.
Keiiorg and ConFate Htarg Hess -
talnei pFrNtssiea 60 femose ths
stemn ard ka3 g soas q New Nork
and eol lnio menentess ana listribat.
ct 20 the saryiVlnx comrades GeN
Francls C. Rarlaa sas ~teserely scaaa.
"a ntar his tres ana leN % the aeld
hr 1sa1
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20
Halrne, Back In style.

one revival % crlnoline lines
which has met with a most cordial
acceptance Is the hairuet In It's
highest form IL Is Of human hair and
absolutely invisible when well match
ed. This does beautifully for the girl
~ dclicatoly chisled features and
spiriuuelle expression. But the girl
whose type and air are nor strongly
expressed viii favor the snk.meshed
nets especially those that have q
g~llstening bead caught in the meshes.
and she. too. viii take TO the new
Juliet hcaddross % flexible wire and
pearls that Is quite the latest thing
for evening wear when en- grande toll
rtte.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20

The popular material Is wolfe Of so
sheer q quality as to closely resemble
chiffon. Il is striped. waved. checked.
dotted and embroidered IN all the
delicate shades. and Is almost invari-
bly, made over white tanets. Ia dark
oolors-dark blues and browns are
shown. and these are also made over
white and trimmed usually q tanetA
made o. the same color a. the gown.
The girdles are of the wolfe. tightly
drawn. Soft silk. an entirely new
fabric resembling aeolin. d another
popular material. Il m in all
colors and Is either checked. striped
or dotted Tanetas are striped ane
Of light weight.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-20
In WOneRS
INTERESTS

tic. OF the lavender. lilac and mauye
iints alone there arc a dozen different
shades 10 each; and al OF the other
mOdish %ooiorinKs exhibit fully as
many. Il not even more.
A very piquani effect Il IN the intro.
duciiou Of . little velvet ribbon. eth.
or In the form OF a continuation OF ne
scheme, or else as an escaller. or lad
der Of little square bows that are
perched almost anywasre IN the trim.
ming schemes OF the new frocks.