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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-29

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-29

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-29

800 Pair Women's fine Kid
Shoes, patent leather tip,
hand turned soles, Cuban
heels. a splendid fitting
and wearing shoe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-24

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FINE PECAN TREES
 RUINED BY HUNTERS

(. H Triplett spent yesterday look ing after some farms at Noble Lake MT Triplett has been greatly imposed upon by a party of pecan SathererS of this city, who recently committed an outrage on his farm holdings at Noble Lake. The party who did the damage was from this city. and went to the farm to gather the nuts, and instead of shaking the trees as should have been done to secure the nuts, the trees were cut down. ruin ing them for all time to come.
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MRS. MINNIE LEVY
 CANNOT RECOVER
Ruling O. Chancellor Elliott is Sus- tained fr the Supreme Court in Case Of Levy ys. Mcdonnell.

Mrs, Minnie B. Levy. of this city, $ not entitled to recover from J. s. Mcdonnell of Jefferson ccuntg rhe value of a crop raised by ono Davis on lands to which she was entitl.H to a vendors lien in which crc3 IcBon- a2.. held a mortaget accorltinG tc & decision rendered bv ta. supreme court yesterday.
 Mrs. Levy and her husband owned tract of land in Jefferson county and executed to on, Davis a deed conveying the same to him in fee simple. the deed containing conven- ants of warranty of title The con- sideration was 5000. divided into eight equal annual installments evil denced by notes. \ subsequent clause in the deed provided in substance that if Davis should fail to pay one of tie notes at maturity he should be come as q tenant of the grantor, and should surrender the place to the erantor, and that the rents collected from the place should be applied on the purchase debt.
 Davis failed to pay the note due in the fall of 1905. He had previously i: C: gagged the crop on ,ne place te Mc cDonnell and he gathered the crop and delivered it to Mcdonnell. who sold it and applied it to h mortgage debt This is q suit against cDon- nell, asserting d landlords lien against the crop and seeking to re- cover the amount of the proceeds of the crop from him.
 Appellants rely on certain decs ions of this court holding that parties r'z. enter irtC a,, eXrrntorN con tract for the sale of land and create the relation of landlord and tenant until the purchase money is paid. Those decisions have no application here. because this was a deed, which is an executed contract, conveying title in fee simple to Davis The two relations of vendor and vendee and of landlord aHd tenant are inconsistent with each other and cannot exist at the same t;me. When the title pass ed under the decd. to Davis it es tablished the relation of vendor and vendee. and the parties could not stipulate for any ether relation. There was. therefore, no basis for appellant S claim of Ha, iAo 8 lien on Davis crop and the decree of the chancellor Nas correct and the de cision is affirmed.
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ARRESTED AFTER
 YEARS SEARCH

Joe I.atton. a young negro, was ar rested yesterday by Deputy Constable D. w. Stewart on a charge of assault to kill About d year ago Latton, it is charged, cut Carl Lee Haskell an other negro. across the throat with a knife. Haskell recovered, but Latton was not captured until yesterday. He
 is in jail awaiting 3 preliminary hearing.
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THANKSGIVING AT
 HOTEL JEFFERSON

The editor of the Graphic acknoW- ledges receipt of an invitation to en- joy the annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Hotel Jefferson, as guest Of Manager w. x. Trulock. The annual Thanksgiving spread thera Will be rp to the standard of excellence al ways maintained by that popular hostelry and a number of young people are preparing to 2ar1ake of the meal in parties A spe e'i*! Thanks givi1 menu has bean prepare for ta ccaaion.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-24

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PILES CURED IN 6 TO If DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of itching, Bleedinr. or Protruding Piles in 6 to II dly,' or money refunded. DOC
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Is Your Private List of RESPONSIBILITIES" TOO LARGE?a


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 PubiIcity-of the sort "anOrd"wiIl search the one person in the city who Is really sibiny7 No. from list will dispose o be "Impossbity" No. list by enabling y0a double the number o customers of your stOreehangns hgging business to busy one-wthOut exhaustins Tor some faith, self asssrance But 1t be -is being done all of the hne-anl Is worth doing. All thruosh list ef -imposslbiies- will found things that persistent of advertising will .eAit oat- of ts. Business obstacles oniee disorganiEston. hoaseho1 oyssces-these long list for publicity remedies them. with all of yoxr affairs, advertising come ts play part in your lHe vital heipfa that yoa forget that you ever had Iast of Responsibilities"
The Detroit times., 1909-03-24

designs with gold thread. are also
fashionable. The newest dog collars
come In links OF solid Jet or In links.
studded with cut jet beads. Plain
and chased gold bracelets are popular.
Fans are again important and the
fashion calls for such huge ones that
they are most awkward. The most
favored are made OF satin and lac.
with extremely long handles. These
are also fashionable for afternoon
wear at matinees or receptions. Feath-
er fans are also popular and these.
like the material effects. are 10 match
the gown.
Directoire canes did not find favor
in this country and directoire um.
brellas and parasols have taken their
place. The handles are extremely
long and are made OF amber. tortoise
or some fancy wood. English and
French women are wearing the long
pendant pear-shaped earrings. These
should also be worn the same color
as the gown; pearl, amethyst. jet ana
coral being chiefly favored The new
est necklaces are strings OF seed
pearls, supporting Jade. coral or
topaz drop. Amethysts are also worn
great ue3l on account OF the anne
thyst shade being 40 fashionable In
gowns. Long ropes OF coral, jade and
pearls are kept for satin and evening
gowns. while Jade. jet, amethyst.
topaz, amber and garnet are worn with
afternoon gowns Of corresponding col
ors. Those who cannot afford these
stones are wearing glass beads OF sim
liar colOrs. In ornaments. rhinestones
are still popular, but the bow knot has
practically displaced the horse shoe
design. You are pretty safe for all
jewelry purposes ia searching out
grandmother's jewels. Oriental pearls
and diamonds of course are always de-
sirable. but YOU can be right In style
with the less costly stones. Corals
are quite the fad, those OF the deli
cate pink being most preferred.
Clouded amethyst. topaz. amber. jet.
garet. jade. chryscprase and azulite
are very stylish. Fresh water pearls
and turquoise are also much worn.
Canoes of all descriptions are In
vogue Don't overlook the fact tina.
Egyptian and barbara designs are the
very latest fads, probably brought out
by the Salome craze of last winter.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-24
UNIQUE JEWELRY FANCIES

New York's smart set, has crown
like tiara In which every stone is set
on pivot TO unscrew at will. and
these she alternates with diamonds.
pearls. or turquoiscs TO harmonize
most artistlcally with the particular
gown she chooses 20 wear. One fad
Is 10 have your horoscope cast and
find out under which sign or the
Zodiac you were bora. Have this sign
carved into an enamclI disc SURROUND
ed with your birth stone. This effect
on rings, pins. brooch and necklace.
is thought To bring good luck.
These extrayagances are. of course
only OF sensational passing interest u
the women OF moderate income. but
for her consolation let us say right
here that this season semi-precious
stones are most fashionable Canoes.
amber azulte. amethyst. Jade coral
back opals and jet are quite the rage.
Watches for women are again com
ing into vogue and naturally this fash
ion is also marked by the extremists
For Instances, watches are now set Ia
umbrella handles. bracelets. purses
and the tiniest OF all In finger ring
This worn over the glove. Also with
those to whom monev Is no object.
there are card eases and memorandum
books combined made or gold. stud
ded with diamonds and with n Id.
mond.set pencil lOrcnette OF plati-
mum. encrus,ed with diamonds. set
into the handle Then again YOU
might get a pendant ~ pear-shapcd.
canary diamond. surrounded by a
SQUARE emerald-it only costs $50, 600
Then there are jewel set hair pins.
combs and dog collars The dlrec-
toire neck band II YOU please. is TO
be set in Jewels To match Your gown
Also brilliant studdiugs AMI Jewels OF
various colors are 10 be set into hut
tons 70 match the gown Jade ami
other semiprecious stones are also
fashioned for buttons and the very
newest thing Is 10 have miniatures "
ones self and family used as but
tons
Hat pins with extremely large tops
are all the go. They are 20 be worn
the same color as tho hat. Gold seal
hat pins, like the gentlemen's watch
fobs, are very classy. Covered hat
pins of velvet. embroidered in tiny
The Detroit times., 1909-03-24
NiCeties in l trimmings

HERE is not likely to be a
radical change in the use Of
trimmings this season from
that in vogue last winter.
at least regarding its ap-
plication. Button effects vii predou,-
mate, and in this regard the new
spring models show much more taste
exercised in their application. Ii Is
certain that the vogue for satin has
not worn itself ont for trimming
purposes, but corded silks, particular
ly the bengalines and crystals, will be
more. utilized than the satin fabrics.
Many plain materials will be used. as
this tendency seems TO grow stronger
each season. Stripes and striped eff
fects are also good Laces and en-
broideries command a lot OF attention
now. as nearly everything Is embel-
ished with these trimming access
cries One OF the rev features in
the lace line is the button effects.
These vary as regards size and usual
ly run about an inch IN diameter. They
are expected to grow stronger in pop
ularity as the season advances. But
tons and balls are starting out very
strong on all the spring garments and
are worked up in almost every con
ceivable form, being used as fringe
on guimpes as we'll as an adornment
for bands and all-overs. A new effect
Is that OF tucked silk and metal en-
broidered all-overs Nets and tuck
ings are OF conventional description,
tucks being in series. The design IS
The Detroit times., 1909-03-24
Prevailing Fabrics and
Colors in Vogue

BILE mercerized cloth, has the small
knots like the Shantung and can De-
washed and ironed many times with
out affecting the knots. Ii can be used
for anything from petticoats to gowns
and dust coats. Crinkley crepes on
the order OF the Japanese crepes.
which, by the way, are made IN
France, are shown In both plain and
figured effects OF both large and small
designs. Floral designs are very pop
ular in this material, chiefly rosebud
and wistaria In wash poplins there
is a new effect. II is a double border
ed sort. As inches wide. with border
at each edge. In these fabrics the
, body is the plain poplin, and the Dor
ders. so far, are in plain ribbon types
the ribbons being bands OF graduated
widths.
For evening wear and elegant after
noon costumes, dark colors are ex-
ceedingly fashionable this season.
Blue Is worn more than II has been
for years. Various shades of green.
most OF them showing yellowish tones
and including hunters green and
laurel. are favorites. Gray is seen In
many shades and the new tones run
from London smoke TO silver and
putty. One of the loveliest OF the new
shades Is called grape or Concord.
Catawba is also very fashionable and
wistaria. new shade OF lavender. Is
quite the rage Browns in reddish
cedar tones are good, but all browns
must be selected with discretion. as
they are becoming TO but few. Pinkr
are very fashionable in Paris now
and therefore will be here very soon
Faded pink, old rose, coral and new
raspberry pink are shown in all ma
terials from silks 10 broadcloth. Taupe
is still popular. as is amethyst. eel.
mon, fruit red, citron yellow, lemon.
mustard. orchid mauve and pastel
shades OF ciel. Fashionable shades
OF brown being most favored are dark
seal Havana and leaf brown. Kahki,
buff and suede are also popular.
Bronze. nile and suede are also favor
ed. Bronze, nile green. apricot an.
bergine or egg plant are wondrously
rich in tone. Peacock 'tints. gold. sill
yer. steel. mulberry. maize. plum and
prune are most stylish. Reseda. olive
and Empire greens are fashionable for
street suits. Taupc. prune and dull
blue are stylish for carriage gowns
Atlantic green is YER high in favor
for young girls. These cover a wide
gamut of color but the dyer and chem
list has never before had such glowing
opportunities as have been given him
this season. The exquisite showing
OF color in quasi-tones indicates that
he has realized his re sponsibilities e.
the utmost The new color treatments
lare truly envanesceEt
The Detroit times., 1909-03-24

on the plain net. between the tucks
being a silk metal thread A very
clever arrangement is the running of
a little silk thread through each sep
arate tuck This makes il stand out
and gives a very striking effect. Metal
effects will play ve.y important part
on the spring costumes. This season
the vogue for embroideries promises
10 reach it's height and dainty all
overs. insertions and fiounces will BE-
seen in profusion. The new embroid-
cries are wonderfully sheer and fine;
the work in many instances is done on
hand looms and they have qnite as
lacy an effect as real Val or Norman
die lace. Many OF the patterns are
as delicate as lace and far more effec-
tive. on summer frocks the panel or
stole OF embroidery will be much
used. Some panels are weight
I'd by large tassels OF crotched cords
Embroidery motifs will run riot on all
summer dresses. Plated frills are
seen everywhere on shirtwaists, col.
lars and cuffs, neck ruches. gowns
and hats These frills have unlimited
possibilities for adding charm to ones
outfit. In shirtwaists they are TO be
Numbered, the cost is not much more
because OF the frills. and by lacking
them together before washing they
can be preserved for a long time. In
such materials as net chiffon, they
keer fresh almost as long as the
fabric lasts. The plating can be had
at any Of the stores, by the yard at
a small cost in great variety OF col
.ors and textiles. Ribbons will be used
extensively In all widths and all sur
face effects. The colors that seem TO
command the most attention are dark
navy. medium navy. dark and med.
ium Copenhagen. electric and ciel I'm
the blues. In the greens. myrtle, Rus.
sian, hunters, reseda. emerald. or EN-
pire and bronze. Browns In leaf. Ha-
Vana. and mustard. Reds in cardinal.
Bordeaux and cerise; In pinks there
are raspberry, coral. azalea and noun
tain ash. These will be the most pop
ular shades for the season.
Evening scarfs are among the &C.
cessories in every girls wardrobe II
she goes out much in the evening
Crepe de chine Is we'll adapted for
these. as ii hangs well, comes IN
The Detroit times., 1909-03-24

Shadow stripes in light weight broad
cloths are also widely shown. The
skirts are mostly plain, although folis
or buttons are seen on number D:
models. Trimmings are of simple eff
fects in self or contrasting colors.
Juniors or children's coats are made
in semi-fitted effects In the tailored
effects the trimmings are shown o..
the collar, cuffs and pockets. many
novel ideas being shown in this design
ing Coat collar effects are most ia
vored. although many pretty ideas are
shown in the collarless style. Plain.
novelty mixtures and shadowy stripes
are principally shown in the children's
coats. Shepherd plalds are also shown
with contrasting trimming effects OH
the cuffs, collar and pockets. Striped
coverts are also popular. In the wash
able suits and dresses many novel eff