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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-15

LaSalle, Ill, Oct. 14.-John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Work
ers of America, was operated on this
morning for appendicitis. He was I'M
der the influence of an anesthetic for
35 minutes. The operation appeared
to be successful after the removal of
the Vermiform appendix, and tonight
he is resting easily, although his con-
dition is still serious E
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-15
Trolley Gar Going at a High
Speed Jumps Switch and
Strike Work Car
twenty-five Persons Are
Mangled. Escape From
Death Was Narrow

Erie, Pa, Oct. 14-Twenty- five
persons were injured, majority of
them seriously, but none, it is be-
lieved, fatally, to night in a trolley
collision on the Buffalo & Lake Erie
Traction Co. line at Mooreheadville
switch, near here All the passen-
gers had miraculous escapes from
death. Il.
The car. was late leaving North
East below Mooreheadville and is
said to have been running 80 miles an
hour. A work car preceded the
trolley and at Mooreheadville it was
sidetracked. 1t is said the switch
was not properly locked and the pas
senger car struck the switch, swerved
for moment and then. crashed into
tse work car. The broken cmfwyept
the work car. The brakes on the
work car were not set and following
the impact the work car was knock
ed several hundred feet along the
tracks. *E>%
All the passengers We're thrown
from their seats and showered with
br en- glass. Among the most SER
iously injured are: Austin Hubbel,
motorman: r. E. Gugg, conductor;
II. /. Kishler, salesman, Rochester,
N. Y; J. Hendricks, Mooreheadville
Mrs. w. W. Butler, Harbor Creek.
; Ten women passengers, all of Erie,
Pa, We're badly cut and bruised. Ten
other persons received minor injur-
i,S.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-15

trains collided. He was instantly
killed. The complaint alleges that the
accident was due to the negligence of
the defendant corporation and alleges
further that two relatives were de-
pendent upon him for support. The
deceased was 80 years Of age when
he was killed. Attorney M. A. Hi
dreth of Fargo appears for the plain
tiff in the action. s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-15
Drew for Choice of Land.

Pierre, S. D., Oct. 1.-THE drawing
for $4,000 acres Of land in the Lower
Brule reservation was held today. The
order in which they were drawn fol-
lows: r. Slocum, Washington, s. D.;
W. H. searles, Fairview, S. D.; H. l..
Anderson, New Castle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-15
The. L|AITY
Of Episcopal Convention De {.
feat Archbishop On
Provinces Bill

Richmond, Va, Oct. 14.The prin-
cipal event in the general Episcopal
convention today was the defeat OF the
so-called archbishop or provinces bill.
The house Of bishops passed the meas
ure and the clergy were oVerWhelm-
ingly in favor of it. The laity, how
ever, defeated the measure by norl-
concurrence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-15
I'he Only one,

The Only One.
She is both beautiful and intellect.
slieye that. & - 81
"a made her believe IT,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-15
A Sure rest.

II you decide to enter public life.
are you sure your past is entirely un-
assailab le??',
st' AL I can say. is that we have had
the same servants tena years, and the
neishbors know absolutely nothing to
ssr uiscredit.' .ssssSs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
AuEvAs E!cUElAS

La division de edi6clos esco.
lares del Departamento de Educa
ci6n viene trabajando con mucho
empefio para poder realizar las obras
en- proyecto. Esta va cast termina.
da la escuela de sells salones levan-
tada en- Salinas y dentro de tres Sc.
manas estara concluida la escuela
de Vieques, tambien de sells salones.
Estan muy avanzadas las obras
EN- la escuela de dos salones, de bio
ques de cemente, edifcada en- IA
playa de Humacao, y la de igual
tipo y capacidad que Sc oonstruy e
en- Hato Rey.
Dentro de dos 8 tres semanas
Sc anunciara la subasta del edifcio
escolar que Sc va a levantar en- San
Juan, en- el cual ha5ran veinte salo
nes destlnados q la ensehanza, ade-
mas de la o6cina para el principal
el Superintendent del distrito y |.
Junta escolar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
NOTAS JUD|cIALES
Juicios por jura dos en-
la Corte de Distri-
to de San Juan.
MES De NOvIEMBRE
Causas por homicide volun.
tario, hurto mayor, asesi.
nato.. en- primer grado.

Microbes, noviembre. 2o-E
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra lose
Sanchez Osorlo, homicidio volun
tario.
Jueves 2I.-Cohtra income
des Lopez, homicidio voluntario
contra Juan Collazo, hurto mayor.
Viernes s23. Contra Manuel
Lugo, p=rjurio; contra Sebastian
Marti (a) Cubano, abuse de con-
6anza.
Sabado 23.-Contra Armando
Padilla, esca amiento; contra Auto
nio La 0. Marrero, hurto mayor.
Luues 25.- Contra Bernardo
Qulntero y Dionisio Delgado, por
delito contra el Poder Executive,
artfculo 80 del C6digo Penal; con.
ira Ramon Delgado, insitgaci6n
perjurio.
Martes 26. : Contra Rafael Mau.
leon, asesinato en- primer grado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
DESDE BUMLClO
La inauguration de ufl
circulo social. :. Bal
lie EN- proyecto.
GRANDES AvENlDAs
Nota bic y..dificil operaci6n de
obstetricia. .-Por el doc.
tor Garcia Lacot.

Octub-e 2o.-Para el pr6ximo
domingo prepara Ia Colonia Espa.
fiola de esta ciudad la inauguraci6u
de un clrculo social. Y al efecto
va han circulado las invitaciones
para un suntuoso bale.
-aEdmundos, en- una ihforma.
ci6n que remitlera al eHeraldo Es-
pafiols, entire otras cosas dice que
en- Humacao hace falta mas policia
para que pueda dar abasto al servi-
clio; y nosotros decimos que en- HUI
macao no hace falta policfa, pues es
uno de los pueblos que menos da
que hacer y mucho menos cuando
tiene ofciales como el captain ID
dice, que goza de merecldas simpa.
tias en- esta comarca; como el sar.
gento Padr6, que ha sabido captar.
Sc el aprecio de estos habitantes y
como todos les guardias que actual.
mente prestan serviclo en- este pue.
bio, que podemos asegurar SON los
mejores que han mandado desde que
existe dicho cuerpo,
-Ha sido acogida con entu-
slasmo en- este pueblo la version de
que sera nombrado juez municipal
de esta corte, el joven Lcdo. don
Eduardo Marin Marien.
Con motive de las fuertes
lluvlas de estos dias, todos los rios y
quebradas de esta jurisdiction han
tenido grandes avenidas.
Ell domingo hizo una notable
y dificil operaci6n de obstetricia, en-
la persona de Petronila Castro, el
aventajado galeno doctor Garcia
Lascot, Official de sanidad de AFRO.
20, que Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad,
de temporada con su familla.
Dicha enferma Sc hallaba en- ei
dificil trance hacia mas de cuarenta
y ocho horas, y gracias a la habil
intervention del referido galeno, pu-
do salvarse de una muerte segura.
LIE auxiliaron en- la operaci6n
el doctor Font Martelo y el estudlo.
SO practicante don Francisco Font.
81 estado de la enferma es com.
pletamente satisfactorio.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
|. De san SEBASTIAN
Escalamiento en- una
casa de comercio.
Preso ell la dr6n.
NUEvO SUB-COLECTOR
-Agencia de una rev:sta anne
ricana. .-Ga'eria fotoe ra6.
can no que fa'lece.

Octubre 2o.-Anoche fue es-
calada Ia casa comercial de dot
Telesforo Rivera, sta en- la caile
lei Concrete. Apareci6 fracturada
una de las puertas de la parte de
atras, por Ia que penetr6 eli caco,
sustrayendo varios efectos y dinero.
Investigate el hecho por el cabc
Scharon y el guardia Cabrera, re.
sult6 autor del delito Horacio San.
tiago, que fue capturado por dichos
policfas, en- el barrio sGuacios de
esta municipalidad. ocupandoles los
efectos robados y parte del dinero.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar al sefior de Jesds, de Que
bradillas, quien, segdn Sc nos ha
manifestado, Sc hara cargo de Ia
sub colecturfa de este pueblo por
renuncia del que la desempehaba
don Jorge Maxuach.
-Ha sido nom b.ado agente
en- esta poblaci6n de la revista sLa
1lustraci6n Hispano Americana y
que Sc edita en- New York bsjo Ia
direction de don Mariana Abtil,
don Joe Tirado Cordoves.
-Ha llegado a este pueblo el
fot6grafo seiior Soler. Ha alberto su
galerfa fotografca en- la calle de
sMuioz Rlveras q juzgar por las
muestras de los trabajos, estos re-
sultan muy limpios y sumamente
baratos.
-En Ia retreta del pasado do.
mingo tuvimos el gusto de DIR el
paso ioble sGuardia NacionalD com
puesto por nuestro amigo el compe-
tentfsimo professor de mdsica don
Angel Mislau Huertas. Segdn no.
'ticias de peritos en- el sublime arte,
NADIA tiene que envidiar a otros va
compuestos en- la isia. 81 sole
nombre de Mislan es justa garantis
del merlto de todas sus compost
clones musicales.
-Ha fallecido en- este pueblo
nm milo de los esposos Ciordia Ro-
don, de lariugitis edematosa. Sin.
ceramente nos unimos q la pena que
embargo a los referidos amigos.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23

te, propouerse hrmemente alcan7al
e;a edad. Tornado desde la infan'
ella como Tin ideal, cree Browne que
contribuirfa 4 dominar las pasiores
humans. Cuaudo el hombre con.
siderase como uno de sus supremos
ideales el llegar q centenario, no
malgastarfa sus fuerzas, moderarfa
sus impulses anitnales, reprimirfa
sus vlcios y saldrfa victorioso en- Ia
lucha con tcdos los elementos que
contribuyen a abreviar su exis.
tencia.
Estas ideas no estan, que olga
mos, muy en- consecuencia con Ia
realidad. El valor de la vida no Sc
conoce mas que cuando, por efecto
de la edad y los desengaiios, empie-
"a a surgir ante nosotros, como una
horrible amehaza, el espectro de Ia
muerte. Hasta despues de perdida
no Sc aprecia EN- todo 10 que vale la
salud. Fl jovep, rebosante de vida,
plet6rico de esperanzas, henchldo
de ilusiones, nj piensa en- la vejez
nj Sc preocupa de la muerte.
Lo que Browne preconiza re.
quiere TN cambio radical de la ma
turaleza humana, que es dudoso
Sc alcance por medic de la educa-
ci6n. Pero, en- el supuesto de que
pudiera obtenerse, iuos reportaria
ese cambio algdn benefcio? El al
canzar Glen aiios de edad, tpodrfa
compensarnos de la perdida de la
dlchosa inconsciencia con que aho-
ra vemos transcurrir la primera
etapa de puestra vida? FL deseo
de llegar q centenarlo, sugerido des.
de la nihez, ino Sc convertiria 4 la
postre en- una obsesi6n atormenta-
dora2
Yo creo que St. Prolongar la
vida a esa costa es para mi Glen We
ces peor que morir prematuramen.
t., en- plena hotescencia de las ilu.
stones -.
Guido Laborde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
Sc VENDE

Una caldera multlbuiqr lie " pifs
de largo por de aucho.
is ! pn,F4 -
3e0
Una maVui5a Eorlzor,aA coa q.
ta, con doa ciasiicadores, capaz para
noler 1000 galones de guarapo en- IA
horas.--Para iniormes, dirfIanse al.
eENEDo, Fajardo. 3o-s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
+. nLTLIZO
DOCTOR EN- MEDICINA
Y CIRuIIAl,

OCUL1STA. -Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
.gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi-
TAI de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oioe
Tetuan "a, (cerca del Tea
tro.l - Horas de consulta
De "a II de Ia manana. -
Gratis 4 los pobres, de ga!
de la mahana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
De ETI)DLs parties
Fuga de un sacerdote.
Acompafiado de cua-
renta mil pesos.
VIAIE De PLACER
Percance ocurrido al presi.
dente de Panama en- Ia
ciudad de Florencia.

Comuhlcan de Roma que el
general de Ia orden de Camillnos-
fundada por San Camilo de Lelis-
acaba de denunciar al juzgado que
el tesorero, Padre Carones, parrccc
de Ia iglesia de Ia Magdalena, Sc ha
escapado 4 Norte- Amerlcs, llevan-
dose cuarenta mil duros, pertene-
cientes q Ia orden y preciosos obje'
tos del culto.. que guardaba la
Iglesia.
Era el P. Carones TN sacerdo-
te joven y elegante. Habfase cap
tado tamb!&n la confanza de una
elevadisima dana que le encargaba
de Separtir nmosnas. Su desapa.
rlci6n y Ia denuncia del general de
L. orden, son objeto de sabrosos CO.
mentarios.
--Dlcen de Ia misma ciudad
que el sspresidente de la repdblica
de Panama, que actualmente reco-
IRE Italia en- viaj= de recreo, vista
ahora Florencia. La noche del
s de este mes, queriendo couocer el
regimen y la organization de Ia
policfa y sd manera de funcionar,
asisti6 acompahado de varias pare
jas & una batids por las tabernas
de los barrios mas descuidados.
Aslstfa 6-ia detenci6n de sos-
pechosos, cuando uno de ellos Sc
arroj6 sobre 81 y lie golpe6 violenta.
mente, dici@udole:
-iVkte q acostar, viejo!
81 presidente de la repdblica
de Panama Sc libr6 de Ia agresi6n,
Kracias al ptonto auxillo de los po-
Ncias que lie acompaiaban.
-Por decreto imperial ha sido
notnbrado Wa Fingfang, Minlstro
Plenipotenclarlo de China en- Was
hington.
No es desconocido en- dicha ca
pital el dlplOmatico WI Flngfang,
pues ese cargo va 10 desempeh6 va.
Tios aiios antes de 1908, con bene.
plkcito para 80 gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
CRON|CA EUROPEA
La prolongaci6n de la vida humana.

FL problema DEL prolongaci6f
de la vi vll;hlnana de'pisrta Stem
pre- el mas vlvo interes; constante
mente es asunto de actualldad. Ape
mas hay qnien Sc muestre sati f4chc
de la vida; cast todos abominan de,
mundo y sus engafios. Pero, sor
muy contados los que no .qulerer
diferir por tempo fndefnido Ell viaje
a la eternidad.
De mil distintas maneras Sc ha
pretendido dar soluci6n a ese pro.
blema que tan hondamente preocu.
pa q la humanidad. Mas, todo en-
vano; al hombre no lie es dado pene
trar en- los secretos de la vida Y,
por mas que Sc afana, no logra
retardar el temido instante de Ia
muerte.
De vez en- cnando alguien cree
haber obtenido la soluci6n de ese
magno problema. La noticia Sc
propala rapidamente, el nuevo SIS
tema para alargar la vida hace con.
cebir muchas esperanzas y todo
viene a parar en- TN terrible desen-
gaflo mes sufrido, por los que anhe.
Ian demorar todo 10 possible su es.
tancia en- este mundo, que consti.
tuyen casi la totalidad del g&nero
humane.
Ahora lie ha tocado el turno al
professor sir James Chrichton Brow
ne, ex.presidente de la Sociedad de
Medicina de Londres. No Sc trata
de uno de tantos charlatanes que
explota la credulidad de las gentes
con formulas para alcanzar larga
vida; es Browne uu sablo que goza
de excelente reputation en- Ingla.
terra.
Creese Browne en- possession del
que llama arte de vivir Glen afios.
Cada hombre dice -debe vivir I'm
siglo y cada mujer traspasar este
limite, porque en- el sexo femenino
es mas frecuentela longevidad. Pre-
elsa, segdu Browne, grabar en- el
espirltu de los nihos la idea de que
no solamente tienen el derecho, ST.
no tamblen el deber de llegar a los
Glen afios, y 4 este flu deben ense
iarseles los msdios para veneer 10.
obstaculos que lmpidan la conse-
ouencia de tai prop6sito.
Asegura Browne que la condi-
ci6n mas indispensable para vivi
ci.n afios eS desearlo ardientemen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
UN ORADOR

Tn joven que tenga facilidad pa
ra hablar en- p1blico, podra hallar
colocaci6n dando omeetings,o repair
tiendo anunciosy hacienda propagan-
da en- todas las casas y establecimien-
tos a favor de un medicamento anne
ricano. Por un mes de prueba, Sc lie
dara POGO sueldo, pero a medida que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
Colonia Especial
SF kcsBO e. pOLOR

Cor u snestesioo <Deutpdos
hi 10 Ia e5up .eta susenoia del
q ll1 en- todes .ss estsaceionas den
isles. De vents en- la farmscia da
sColons, Plaza principal, Ssn
Juan Diriiase ls correspondents
q stdoT u, u, ;, 0, Boa al Ga
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23

Sc yea el resulado de su propaganda,
el sueldo ira en- aumento.
Dirigirse a Ramon E. Otero. Girls
to 10, San Juan, P. r. ls-a alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23

--SE VENDEN siIiones anne
Sicanos, & dos dollars IS centavos
par. San Jose 1e, altos. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
DR.. JaCintO Zaratt

Medicina.-Cnujfa -Enfermedades de:ninos. s.-Parto.
OcuL1srA deh Cfnica Oftamo6gica del sHote Deus de
Paris Consultas de La p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo (Lu.
ma 1927. eI
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-28

THE FASHIONABLE FouLARD-57D7, 1858.
TO bc one which tapers at either end
from center of Il full quarter of an
inch. These pins are $50 pair.
The mushroom sailor is becoming to
most women and is newer and more
up TO date than the straight old fash
Toned sailor. Black ana white are the
favOrite colors. and the hat Is extreme
~ popular with the outdoor woinHi..
The ribbon bands match the hat in
color. The hats sell for 50 4 refined
and fascinating color scheme was
shown by a h(D and frock worn ny Il
tall. dark woman who was slipping
something cool and long at an open air
restaurant the other night. The frock
was Of oyster white rajah silk. with
big spots Of pale green. and the hat
was of white chip adorned with shaded
green ostrich feathers. She looked like
ahsinth franpe. hut il is to be hoped that
she was better than this French bev-
prage.
A number Of tho ostrich feathers
this summer are dyed in shaded color
ings from the deepest. darkest tones
down to the most delicate tints.
Foulard of a dotted black and white
makes the skirt and overwaist worn
over II guinpe of lingerie. The design
is suitable either for a house frock or
n street suit JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-28
MODISH VAGARIES.

Sandstone and Wild Mint the Latest
CoIors-High Collars and Headaches.
The two new colors that are carrying
all before them are sandstone and wild
mint The former bids fair to be in
favor all summer and will lie seen in
connection with pale blue and em-
broidcries in the blue. and touch Of
black is very chic.
EteDihg slippers are of never ending
interest. Just ut present satin Is to the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-28

buttons are highly effective ornaments.
Some of the most attractive ones are
of oxiCiixe,l silver set with small gar
nets. The effect Of these on Just the
right sort of gown is lovely.
Embroidered dresses are more than
ever fashionable and when well chosen
are young looking and becoming.
Wistaria in the royal shade Of blue.
mixed with little tulle of the same
shade, is fashionable flower this sum-
mer for the adornment of burnt straw
picture hats The nasturtium is also n
favorite flower on the burnt straw
hats. These. with their foliage. are
entirely covering the crowns of Smaller
and fiatter hats. the only other trim
ming being velvet ribbon in shade to
match the dowers and about one and
n half inches wide
The little gown illustrated is Of rose
colored linen made in a sort of fnrdi
fed Russian blouse suit. There is aii
accompanying gnimpe to be worn alt
cool days The neck and kimoi =
sleeves are finished With insertion y!
beading, JUDO CHOLLET
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-28

fore, but pale shaded SUICIDES and a
tissue half gold or silver are both very
much in vogue. The tiniest sort OF
jeweled buckle or clasp is the only
adOrDment Of the evening slipper Of
the moment AS it must appear az
long and rs narrow as possible, moth
ing in the way of trimming may inter
fere with it.
Blue is rapidly superseding brown az
popular color. A new shade that is
soft and becoming is the natter tone.
brown. especially on some of the new
broad brimmed sailors.
1t is said headaches are caused by
wearing high collars, since. besides in
terfering with the pose Of the head
and the lines Of the neck when too
high in front, they account for much
of the eye strain now prevalent, which
IS usually accompanied ty II severe
headache Wear low collars and rub
little glycerin and lemon juice into the
neck to help remove the marks caused
by the rub Of the collar.
The little girl is wearing n pale ltuc
chambray suit made along the lines OF
the old time sailor. Such costume is
particularly suitable for the seasboTe
aud for school wear in the early fall.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-28

the top of the hat and trail little at,
one side. and thus she will turn out a
very acceptable mushroom hat.
For the swimmer nothing has been
found more satisfactory in the matter
of a cap than the bandanna kerchief
worn cOrnerwise. 1t Is not Il new ar
rangement for the hair. but it has the
advantage of being an excellent pro
lection for the hair, and, another point
In its favor, it takes up little room on
or off the head.
Tulle edged with ostrich feathers is
used as a hat trimming and looks de-
liciously soft and dainty. Many wo-
their light gowns.
1t is noticeable that some of the
smartest dresses have quite tight and
long sleeves. This points to the dis
appearance of the elbow sleeves and
those known as the kimono.
The biu> jewelry sets are renarka-
Bile this season. They are so numer
Gus and of such variety that one can
have half dozen sets without repeat
ing oneself at all The shirt waist
enamel sets have many points of nov
city this year, and very pretty ones at
that
Here is 4 white wolfe that is trim
med with bands of valenciennes inser-
ton edged with little frills of the lace
1t Is wcrn over guimpe of all over
valenciennes. JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-28

linen shirt waist suit or at least
blouse of harmonizing tone with the
skirt
Bretonne embroidery is very smart
when used iudiciously on linen frocks.
1t is well to remember that a little
goes a long way
The summer girl with her afternoon
gown makes II point Of being exquisite,
~ shod. Frenchwomen are so anxious
about keeping their ankles trim that
many of them Scorn the idea of wear
ing slippers or low shoes in the day.
Crystal beads are much in evidence
on the new black frocks Some gowns
are literally sdDn with these glittering
dew,lrops. while coral and gold beads
bring quite new note into the en-
broiderics Of the day. and hammered
aluminium scQuins are seen with great
effect
Among the pretticst of the summer
frocks are those of batiste in delicate
tintsNf blue pink lavender and ecru
embroidered in eyelcts of the same
shade.
The Mayfair II. belt is as popular as
the original Mayfair 1t is made Of
heavy basket weave silk elastic, will,
kid ends that match the elastic In color.
ami finished with a severely plain gold
buckle This new belt comes i'm black.
white and all the new shades.
The attractive bathing suit illustrat-
ed Is Of checked mohair. white with
lines of black. and Is trimmed with
plain black taffeta The effect is ex-
ceedinglv chic. JUDO CHOLLET
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-28
ATTRACTIVE TRIPLES.
Gone Are the White Shirt Waist and
Black Skirt-Bretonne Embroidery.

Unless for strict utility and II mat
ter of necessary economy the useful
aud comfortable white shirt waist is
no longer worn with Il black skirt with
out Il coat OF course this combination
is seen u dozen times Il day, but it is
stead one should wear II cotton or
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-28
HERE AND THERE.
The All White Hat-Attractive But
tons Set With Garnets.

One Of the seasons most strik ing
novelties is the all white hat 1t Is
usually made of Zine French chip or
hcryehNir straw and trimmed with
large clusters Of white flowers and
white leaves. OF course 1t Is not II
very seryiccable piece of headgear. but
1t is immensely stylish and may be
worn as well with II pretty light suit
as AritA q muslin dress
Whether they fulfill the time l1onore1
service Of buttons or not, handsome
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-28
QUAINT CONCEITS.
Adapting Last Seasons Hat to the
Modish Mushroom Shade

The milliner who Is clever will take
~ last summers leglorn aud bend it
down all the way round. She will
trim II with n heavy silk ruching of
some color 10 contrast with the hat.
usually blue lp"n le=horn color.
At one side sht. will fasteh three or
four ostrich feathers that will fall over