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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-07-28
Saturday. Jnlv 18Th ]

Saturday, July 18th, 1910.
Board met at ten O'Clock a. M, with
all members present.
1t is ordered that the salary of the
Prosecuting Attorney be fixed at 100000
per annum for the term commencing on
the second Monday of January, 1911.
The Board approved the Report of
Simon Harris, ]. P Silver City precinct.
The Board approved the bonds sub
mitted by II Forbes g. Co, Ltd, in
the sums OF $2sl4.OO and $l752 90, for the
faithful performance of certain contracts
for the construction of bridges across
the Bruneau river and succor creek, re-
spectively
The Board approved the official bonds
of W H Townsend, overseer of Road
District No. 2, and John t. Shea, over
seer Of Road District No 8.
Ordered that the following bills be
disallowed:
Idaho Childrens' Home Finding & Aid
Society, 5000, for care of dependent
children. etc.
G B Randall, s44.OO, for care of sulli-
van family.
Idaho State Poultry Association. So
The Board allowed the following bills
and ordered warrants drawn on the Cur
rent Expense fund therefor:
Simon Harris, J p, Fees . 7.55
Chas Simmons, Team hire 49,. 1900
B R Woods, Refund OF Poll Tax. $50
L E McKeeth, refund of poll taxes 400
On Road fund;
B r Woods, refund OF road tax. $50
L f McKeeth, refund Of road tax 800
The Board appointed the following
persons to represent owYhee County at
the National Irrigation Congress, Pueblo,
Colo, Sept. $3.50, 1910:
Cs Faurot; A D Bruce; R G Massey
Chas Childs and John Turner.
Sitting as Board of Equalization, the
Board proceeded to further examine and
equalize the Assessment Roll for 1910.
I
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-07-28

Board met at ten O'Clock a. M.
Present: G. II. Crete, Chairman, j.
W. Mcdowell and A. j. Harley, Com
missioners, and J. S. St Clair, Clerk.
The Board approved the following re-
ports:
Quarterly Report of School superin-
tendeiit,
Quarterly Report of Sheriff.
Fee Report Of Sheriff.
The Board allowed the following bills
against the Current Expense fund and
ordered warrants drawn therefor:
M. NJ. Krieg, Sheriff, Salary :. 900 90
M. M. Krieg, Deputy hire. 49,. 10000
]. S. St Clair, Clerk, Salary 10000
J. S. st Clair, Deputy hire. =. S75 90
Leona Crete, Clerical labor -. 225.OO
Margaret Cavaney, Treasurer,
salary, etc ..................... 2Sl.3
@. NJ. Hays, Pros. Attorney,
oaiary' etc .................... 3O2. IL
Jennie F. Avery, School supt.,
Salary and expenses ........... 3I0.2s
F. S. Heer, Probate Judge, Sal 1880
f W Hulett, Surveyor, salary etc l56O5
T. D. Farrer, Coroner, Salary. 5000
T. D. Farrer, Hospital contract $3.50
T. D. Farrer, examining insane 5.0C
o. F. Brunzell, salary and ex-
penses as Assessor ............ 679.Si
James Prior, ]. p, Fees ........ 9.5(
R. S. Halves, ]. P, Fees .. 6.OC
Mrs. J. 7. Shea, Rent. ....... 3O.0C
Ed Matheson, expressage ....... 7.SI
A. A. Getchell, supplies ........ 20.5|
I. d. Con. Mining Co., Lights. 6s.l'
J. W. Rowett. supplies ....... 49,
Connors & Brumbaugh, Water. 22.5I
W II Schuyler, examining insane So
w F Morrison, quarantine officer 1000
John McNally, cleaning DeLamar
Bibbins-Myer Co., Ltd, supplies 2
Theo. H. Philip, Office rent and
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-07-28

Wickahoney, Margaret A Cumming
Riddle, Mrs Grant Riddle.
King Hill, A D Bruce.
Rockville, E L Sheppard.
Sitting as a Board Of Equalization, the
Board proceeded to further examine and
equalize the Assessment Roll for 1910.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-07-28

rYF z n
supplies ......-.-.........-. oo'OO
John Crete, burial of John Logue 1900
DeLamar Drug Co, glass. ..... l.50
Simon Harris, Labor at Hospital. 1870
Silver City Supply Co., Supplies SS.46
Owyhee Meat Co., Meat for Blind
Pete. .................... IT'S
S. D. Maxon, Nightwatchman etc $500
E. Lewis, Fire guard. 1900
E R Sherman, secy. State Organ.
Co. Commrs., Comm. expenses $500
L. @. Eisenhart, Fire guard. ..... 1900
E. F. Crete. Labor at Hospital 17.5O
Silver City Supply Co., Supplies
for McPheeters family ......... 77.2O
James Prior, Water Master . 5000
Green Adams, stove. -...... 20 90
Gardner & Downey, Livery and
feed -. .................... l64-OO
M. N. Fegtly, publications -. $685.
Syms- York Co., Blanks, etc ..... 6l.9O
For Juror Certs., Dist. Court: Bibbins-
Myer Co., Ltd, 2S.lO; A. A. Getchell,
$50; G. M. Caldwell, 800; Connors &
Brumbaugh. 1880.
For Juror Certs., Justices Courts A.
A. Berg, 2.25; Green Adams, 2.25; Joe
Turtle, 2.25; Connors & Brumbaugh,
2.25; Michael Rock, 2.25; James H.
Hore, 900; A. A. Getchell, 4.5O; Bib
bins-Mye Co.. Ltd, 800; Swaine &
Helm, 1850; G. NJ. Caldwell, 2.25; De-
Lamar Drug Co., 1875; W. B. Hurd,
225.
For Witness Certs., Justices Courts
H. Dye 2.25; Connors & Brumbaugh
ALSO; Bibbins-Myer Co., Ltd, 2.25; J.
B. Mattenson 1925; john DAILY 1926; A.
A. Getchell 4.50; swaine & Helm, 225
Charley Hank 1915; John Hore 6.75.
Bids for furnishing the County with
wood were opened as follows:
Gardner & Downey, juniper $ll.0O;
&. H. Lewis, juniper sll.5O; red fiji
$3.50.
1t is ordered that the contract there
for be awarded to Gardner & Downey.
Sitting as Board of Equalization, the
Board ordered that the Clerk notify each
Of the following taxpayers to appear on
July 18th, 1910, at ten o'clock a. M, and
show cause why their assessments should
not be increased as follows:
Connors & Brumbaugh on Idaho Hotel
$500; on water works $500.
Owyhee Commercial Co., on store
building in Silver City $500.
John Slattery, on dwelling house in
Silver City $3.50.
Pioneer Mines Co., on Quartz Mil
$4,000.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-07-28

The goods manufactured by the Silver
City Cigar Mfg. Co., are all Union Made
and guaranteed. Dealers who handle
their goods always have satisfied customer.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-07-28

Monday. July 18th, 1910,
Board met at ten O'Clock a. M, with
all members present.
Bids for the maintenance of the Coun-
ty Hospital, etc for one year from July
20, 1910, were opened as follows:
WI Schuyler $14OO 90
I'd Farrer ,....... 10000
Ordered that the bid of T D Farrer be
accepted and that said T D Farrer fur
nish bond in the sum Of $24OO.OO, con-
ditioned for the faithful performance Of
his contract.
The Board approved the bond of ] E
Albert as Justice of the Peace Of Bruneau
Precinct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18

~tersborf, aft So S.. gbeirau bon So
baum 9tob. 8irtb; Suianna 8effort.
alt 81 s., @itttpe bon Seter Speibel,
5tl6s. &dufmann; Nitoldus 9uf,bols,
alt 50 S., g%isentbiimer ans Wantato
(giinn.), Gmerita; Sobann Seinrih.
gen. @ugen Slider, oft IS S., Sdreie
ner. %: glend @elipmina Waria
Santini, aft 319 Sabre.
2urcmburs, "a. Sea. Ser
friibere &ammerbiener bes Sberaes
riftsratbes 5rn. aarl DC Ia Sontoine
ytamens Hobert y@uitrp", belien rif,s
tiger Hame 2abourbette lautet. gebos
rem Su Yaul (Sranfrei6). ipeld1er i'm
2aufe bes p%erflohenen Sdbres ieinenl
Sienitberrn piperic @ertbpdpiere i'm
getrage bon ettpa $4,000 Sranfen, TO-
tpie eine Summc 8aarselb bon ca.
1000 Sranfen entpcnbet bate, lit
geitern gu Wains perbaftet tporben.
Or miro ua6 2%uremburg ausseIiefert.
Ser 8erbaftete bate lid bas 0erz
trauen ieines Sienitberrn adnsli6 al
beridaffen peritunoen. Sn ieinem
8elise befanb 1ih nod elm Sbeil Der
%seitoblenen 8%ertbpapiere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
! SIN ttautenT ami{icn &fpiSc !

~ipeitcr gum getrise lit MIR elm
S6ritt. Sit Der 9iei5 cs Sir mfrs
lid pertb. baB Su Sid ielbjt
cntebrit?
gs lit ia gum SpaSl So. abcr
~iuiepiel llnbeil fam oieier Spab ans
,isblen. ioirobl bel Sir als aird1 bet
Senem, nit benz Su Den @erfebr
iutcrbdlit. limb mas muS Sener
bon ar benfcn, ipie uiebris fpirb cr
Sih INN Define Su9enb einiddsenl
Iirf Sid nitt neal
Sci u%berbautt 6nsitlih buriihtia.
in Ilcnl, mas an idreibit. Oas aes
iprofene @ort lit n,eiit balb perseiIen.
Sas gciGriebene bleibt unb fam eirs
ntal ais 9ldger ioiber Sid auftretcn.
Sarnm image unb iiberlese. limb
frenn Oh seifricbeu bait. bepabrc e.
bis gum nnbern Gage. Damn lies c3
ilud, cinmal ui1b bnnble.
5ait Oh nlih elm Ilbum fir Gins
iidtStarten? 9tntiirlid, nie icoe3
iunge Idohen bcutel
Ginige Wortc barber. nSte 6cr3s
litcn Wri;Bc II Der Sernc" batcr
bclitc aud cincn bedngitisenben i,:.ls
lang dnge1ommcn. Bel ieocs
paienocn nnf nnpaiienben @elescns
bcit lpcrfcn Sarten NIT niftslnsenncn
@orten obcr banalen Gerieu seiHifr.
War ipciB oft nidt, Oh man ladben
ober Den aopf ihiitteln ioa. ob ar
Dem bliibenben SI1olinn. Sas
Sflimmite aber bieten manhnal Die
Iniiften ielbir: balbnadte oOer nadte
Sranen5immer. bebenflihe 2iebess
~ideneu, ldderlihe. nidtsiagenpc Sars
itellmsen, ~SdDnbeiteu" nit pers
brebteu gu9cn. ober gar bireft gee
meine unb uu5iihtige SariteQungeu.
Snlte einmal cine Hepiiion bel Dir
ab. llnb penn Su ipieoer einmaf
cine 8arte idreibit. ipible Elm idb0nes
Ganbidnftsbilp II. bsl. unb beipabre
nildp nuc inlbe &urten. Die ipirflih
&ertb ba6en. Sreibe oen sport
nitt Su Iinrf. cr liz tbeuer unb Su
~flnnteir Gein 8elb 5u beiieren 3peden
perpenocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
Srofbersoetbam.
Aus Der Damptfaht.

2urem E r 9, 81. Sea. S(ui
Dem 8uttermartt pes 3tlbelmsplab
trug lid am letten Samstag cine
luitise Sesebenbeit 5u. Gin gpntrols
8eamter miift iif pl6Blid, 9egeu II
llbr inter Die 9utterbdnoler. i'm ieis
mes Imtes 81 ipdlten. Cine nebens
itebeupe 8duerin serdtb in eire ii6tz
lihe Iufregun9. beim Inblid bes unie
formierten GodeS unb peiB nidt, pie
lie ibrem lesten 8utteriped belien ipll,
benz es al Dem erforoerli6en 8emibt
feblt. So6 ioslei6 fommt ibr Elm
rettenber @ebnnfe. NIT SlieeSihneae
bolt tie aus ibrer Sorie elm Sum-
marfItiif beraus unb itedt es Der
Butter in Den 9eib. Ser @eiebeSs
ndd6ter, Der bon bieiem geihiften
@rifi ni6ts semerft bat. finpet Iaes
in Srbmuns unb entfernt lid. Cine
liitige Stabtbeipobnerin bate jebof)
ben gan5en Sor9ang aemerft mo er<
banbelte Die tbeure Butter fiir 35
Sous. Sbne iebph Der erifredten
8duerin 3eit 6u laiien, oas ibpne
Silberitiid mieber III ibre Sprie 5uriid
gu Sailbern, ersriff Die Same Die
Butter. leste Die 35 Sous bin unb ents
iernte ii6 eiligen ShritteS.
9ngembura, "a. Sea. Sie
Sppesfdqe Der 8phe limb: &om 90.
Seq: Ioam Sob. 8aptiit Smbabl. alt
10 s.. Shipcnt; Snbert 3immer, alt
50 s., Sienittneft, ebeloS, ans Cid
a. ,. gl5. 81: @targarstba @ins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
ssemn Define Mmtter aft ~seuprben.

Benn 9einc Wutter aft setpcrben.
limb alter ,Sn" aeiporocn bit,
@enn ibr, mas friiber leift unb
miiblos,
Niinmebr CUR Gait geiporben lit,
Wenn ibre lieben trelen Iugcn
Nidt mebr ipic emit ms 2e5en ieben,
@enn ibre SiiBe, frafteebrohen,
Sic nift mebr trdeen ipollu beim
@eb'n.
2nnu reife ibr ben arm 5iir Stiise,
0eleite lie nit frober 2uit,
Die Stunbe fonrmt, ia Oh tic ipeinenb
Shm letten Sang 6eeleiten mubt.
llnb frast tie Sid. 10 sieb ibr ants
mort,
limb frast lie ipieber = ipridb aud
9u,
lino fragt Tie nofmals, - iteh' ibr
Meoe,
Ht9t unseitiim. -. in ianfter
Stub.
lInb fdnu lie Sid nid,t red5t pers
itehen,
grfIdr' ibr Niles ~frohbetpegt.
Die Stlinbe fontmt Die bitt're Stunhe,
Sa Sid ibr Wunb mad nifts mcbr
frdet. Celia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18

- Die Srnuen trasen lire @eneiie
i'm Scr5cn. Die Idnner i'm aopf.
- Aue GernuniteriinSe Der MtGns
ner pie9en Elm peiblides 0efiibl
nift auf.
Der @ciit Der Sraiien eleiht
Dem @arten Chen. Der pbne 9earbcis
tnn8 bic ldDnitcn 6rildte berpors
bratte. (,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
Smnt Yrubieren.

Cine iunee Srau flaste ibrer 5ante.
haB ibr Wann u~nertrdslih lei. Die
Sante lfenfte ibr Gin Imulett. Sic
ioqte, menu err nift gut s%elaunt ipur.
Srci Serlen ob3ablen. bds piirbe i'm
ant eeiinnt mahen. Die Srau Iir6
lid bereben, Dab tic bicics perluhtc.
unb cs bali; nenn tic CAB ibm nift
n,ebr 10 itnippiihe Intfportcn. nie
icitber. @erape oas ipnr es. mas Den
Wamn bisher 10 perbrieBlih mafte.
Sic Srau lcrnte ii6 iclbcr better bez
terrihcu unb ertanntc. baB ihr @ann
neiit I'M 8edte mar. iic nber Die
Stulriee. &IS lie iid beiicrtc. mar
Der &nnn auh gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
Ses @atten namssebtas".
(gon elmer Srau.)

Sic iunee Srau. Die gleih nod
ihrcr 5eirntb cine Sdeibepanb 5ipi.
ifen ibrsm Manne mn belicn Sreuns
Den aus Der SunggeielIen5e
erriftct. banbelt in ibrer Gelbltludt
unperniinftig. benn tic lodcrt bas
@nne Der 2icbe unb bes Sertrmlens.
bas 8atten p~erbinben loltc.
gs iinb oieic ~beieren g%bebGlften1.
81 oenen Die MANNER id,on balb na6
Der Spdseit nit Der ciuieen Nusreoe
fommcn: Bin leiber beutc geihdfts
lid perbinoert. babe lebr mihtige yin.
a~eIesenbeiten Su bciprcben" uip. Die
ornne 5rnu muB Nun Die ihonen
YbenSc in Dem bitteren 8ebnnfen pcrs
brinssn. paB ibr @atte JIG beliist.
@ie u~n5dblise Male tontmt Dies
Dor, uio mas iii i6ulb barau? 9ie
llniiberleetbeit Der iungen Srau.
Sanbelt mie einc Sreunoin ber
Sfreiberin Sieier 3cilen. Die ii9
perbciratbct bate.
Nun Sris". iaste tic. IAN ipelfem
,Bpdentns miait on INNER abenos
a~useebcn? Sris ipnr 5uerit gang
ocrbliifit; ais er aber lab. bab feline
fIeiue Srau es nirflih crnit mcinte.
iiel er ihr banf6ar nm Den Gals. gr
bate sciiirdtet, in ieiner Che leineu
ibm lieb8eiporbeuen Sunggeiellcnper.
febr ani8ebeu 5u miiIien.
Iittnoh III fem rIusgebtas".
Damn briiht or Sfut. Sn ieiuer
Nbiueieubrit hat mcine Srcunbin ieine
grluubnib. bis um 10 llbr Nnfts
i6re Srcunoinneu Su beiuten. Sas
@ersniigen bes 3uiammeniein Der
beioeu ilusen gbeleutc an DEN nnbern
leds Ibenbcu miro purb Die aus
ipod,entlihe Srenuung MIR erbobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18

SeimIihfcitcn baben INNER
ibren eigcnen Hei5 beionSers fir
Wdedeu. Saraiis erfldrt iid pobl
Die Stage, Die . GINGER 3eit CTS
boben lpurbe, baB Der Vcrtebr nit
poitlasernben Sriefen iebr ~iiberbanb
senommen babe. nnb bag es our
!oauptiahe iunse RdSGen pdren. Die
oieien Vertcbr nnterbieltey.. @eborit
gu audi 5u benen2 8ebentel
Seimli1feiten iinS s~eidbrIid). Sic
perSerben 9einen 9barafter. Bon
Ssn Scimli1teiten, sur 2iiee unS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
Sduslihes Olid.

llnb iuh' i'd nah bes cages Wiibe
Gm eis'uen Serbe Hnit unb Stub -
@is iubeln mir in heller Sreupe
Wein 8eib unb meme ainoer 3u!
Wie leuobten ba Die treuen Musen.
Wie itamnslt jeSes ieinen @ruS.
Wie ellen tic - mid gu umbdllen -
@ie munoet bod elm iplder 6riBl
Sd i6lieb' lie slle in Die armc,
Wel1' iiiBer. iel'ser ausenblid =
llnb tiib' unb BERG lie imn,er iuieoer
3alt i'd bod feit mein gauges Slid
8 slaubt-bes cages barte Sorse-
Yaet lie an mir aud nod 10 beiB =
Sic idmilat odbin. tret' id am &benf
Sn pieien trauten, lieben 8rcis.V
Damn tauihe ih nit teinem 8r6ins.
SIT mandmal aud su 8aIt DC Moth
SG ipeiB, es theilt ia opierfreubig
Gin liebeno 8eib nit mir eas grot.
&nrlGalla55d
--EN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
LOST BANKBOOKS.


BANKBOOk No SEQ 97T OF the Union Dime say
ings Bank Is missing. Any person having a
claim TO II Is hereby called upon to present the
same within days. submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. Oh 81 Of the Union Dime saw
ingg Bank IS missing. Any person having a
claim to It is hereby called upon 30 present the
within ten days submit to having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued
BANKBOOK No 81, 275 Of the Union Dime saw
inEs Bank is missing. ANY person having a
claim 10 il is hereby calico upOn 70 present the
same within ten DAYS or submit TO having said
psssbook cancelled and A new one issued.
LOST handbook No. 454 278, Of Dry Dock saw
tnEs Institution Any person having claims
upon said book IS called upon 70 present the
70 the bank within thirty days. the said
and one issued In lieu thereof.
LOsT-Bankbook No. 81, $50. Of Dry Dock say
ings Institution. ANY person having claims
upon said book IS called upon 70 prezenL the
same 20 the bank within thirty days, the said
book will be declared cancelled and eEtnguisned,
and one issued in lieu thereof.
LOST-Rankbook No 011.c57 Bank for saw
inEs. Isl 4th ave, New York. Payment
STOPPED. Please return book TO bank
LOST or STOLEN handbook No. 633. 1913 Of
the German Savings Bank in the City OF New
FAME Faltin. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned 10 the
bank on the 18th day II October. 1910. i duplt-
cate viii be issued
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No. G38. 565 OF
the German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner zth ave. and i4th st, Issued to
carrie Eteinaus-- All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned TO
ire bank on the 18Th day OF October 1910.
duplfczte will be issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28

ez-y 70 bring about the desired results
II might well have been expected that
with the revival OF the Empire waist rad
seal changes would be made IN the corset
but while a few rather surprising models
gre shown. they are regarded only as
frszks- In reality the autumn corset DIFF
sers but little from the one worn during
the summer
Among the changes noticed in the cor
sets shown by one Of the saith street shops
was e slight lowering Of the bust, this
giving Z line especially adapted to the
Empire modes The curve Of the hip Is
somewhat more marked than formerly,
but the straight front and fat back re-
main Corsets VIII naturally be worn e
little longer now than IN the summer. not
because = different effect IS desired, but
because a long corset is more comfort
able IN cool weather than in warm The
one thing a woman must make sure Of IN
deciding upon the length Of her corset is
that the line Of its lower edge is not
going 20 be visible through the smoothly
fitted skirts she IS 70 wear this season.
This point attained. she need add nothing
10 its inches. though she may # she
choose have II made TO go down almost 10
he- knees While the general lines OF al
co-sets ara similar, there are slight vaTis-
tfons 81 the different models which every
-vornzn should study carefully IN order 70
ind what IS hest suited 70 her own figure.
Having supplied ones self with a cor
set, the next care-and this IS hardly less
su7po-rant-is to select the bressleTe 10 be
v-urn over Il Brzssie1es are designed in
different STYLES TO correct all possibls de-
Szcts Of figure but 70 all women they are
--slr1able in celebrating the line at the top
~ the corset
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
Wells IN DEMAND.

Wells TO cover her sunburned face ere
some Of the necessities which the summer
girl has to acquire as soon as she becomes
an autumn girl and goes to afternoon teas.
It is all very well 10 sport a ruddy cheek
and a sunburned nose at the summer resort,
and freckles are forgivable with an outing
suit but when one enters polite society
again we want 10 have a complexion to
match ones delicate frocks. Alas! One
cannot get rid of that tan, and so one has
TO soften its glare under a veil. Dealers
say they have to provide against an enor-
nous demand for wells as soon as people
return from their summers outing. The
black veil. which experts say is the most
becoming thing women have had since the
days Of the bit Of black court plaster, will
soften the most plebeian tan, bring out the
pink which the summers active life has
given and add TO the llIstre even OF the
brightest and healthiest eyes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28

branch has Just been started at No 50 West
134tl street. with Miss I. I. Norman at its
head
Too much work Is the reason given for the
postponement of the parade the Woman
Suffrage party planned for October %, the
day following the convention. In commit
tee yesterday II was decided to put 1t off
until spring. Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw,
the chairman. said that so many wanted to
take part that II proved more than the
party could handle, with so many other
things 10 do
The president Of the Equal Franchise So
ciety, Mrs Clarence Mackay, arrived IN
New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse yesterday. She went 10 her home
in Roslyn- but viii be at the societys head
quarters st No. 1 Madison avenue to-day,
getting things in trim for the winter cam
paiEn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
SHOWS AUTUMN PARIS GOWNS
Wanamaker Exhibit Attracts Throngs
Of Interested Visitors.

Throngs Of interested visitors attended
the autumn exhibition OF Paris gowns
which opened yesterday at John Wana-
makers Broadway and 10th street The
models shown were from the ateliers Of
all the most famous French designers, but
those by Worth. Psquin and Cabot were
centres OF attraction.
Innumerable softly shaded lights were
arranged TO show just how each lovely
creation would look when worn. amid suit
able surroundings, and z profusion Of
ferns. mingled with autumn foliage. added
70 the beauty Of the scene.
AL the gowns were distinguished by d
quiet elegance. there being an entire ab-
sence Of bizarre or fantastic effects.
The waist line was oftenest n its normal
position. but the high Empire waist was
also shown, as well as some intermediate
forms. Artistic drapeTies formed q part
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germs-were her delight while she thought
little about the location Of the well, pro-
vided 1t was handy for her persistent but
r1isdirected housekeeping operations.
Esthetc cleanliness followed, the kind
that demanded the conceaIing of ell water
and waste pipes. the bewrappi7g or be-
ribbonirs Of everything from the piano
legs TO the chandelier Owing n the ne--
petual sanitary ding-dong OF the times.
however. this aesthetic order has been
gradually giving way TO the genuine rres-
ent-day cleanliness. the kind which en-
Iightened housekeepers are practising this
autumn. II they follow the autumn reno
walton custom.
Sanitary cleanliness, or real cleanliness
Is founded on the two great sciences Of
physiology and bacteriology. InteIligentIy
10 practise this. the housewife of the pres-
ent day needs at least a documentary
knowledge OF first principles The oldtime
housekeeper hated dust because II looked
untidy and provoked adverse criticism from
captious neighbors. Her granddaughter
sbhors It because pulmonary or other dis
ease germs may Turk therein
An artist just returned from Europe with
antiques galore for the furnishing of her
studio apartment says that the purchaser
here knows nothing of the real joy Of buy
ing, for al the majority Of our shops prices
are put down on tags, and but seldom will
less be taken than the sum there stated
Abroad IL is very different. One enters the
rooms where old treasure abounds in the
shape OF rickety chairs. moth-eaten tapes
try and odd pieces of silver, always from a
palace, and much from churches, in the
way OF embroidery. panels. etc, and ike
a hawk the owner is upon you, with a
price at his tongues end for each. This
price IS always outrageously high. because
of the inevitable beating down TO fol-
low. He expects TO be offered half of the
sum he mentions, and II less is named the
bargaining game is soon in full swing. One
collector, who spoke French but indiffer-
emily. took his valet around with him 20 do
the buyfns and declared that the fun OF
these events surpassed all other entertain
rneuts he had been to- The Wallets skill
aroused HIS suspicious, however, and he
soon made lIp his mind that certain bills
tntrtsted TO the servant for payment were
raa5ced by argument when the cash was
1,sns.d over. the difference being pocketed
b., +ba thrifty one. So he asked him one
.5ax, how much he made monthly. saying
.t,s. he would rather give that much more
q, ,,yaaes than have him earn it IN the way
sos--,bed. To his surprise his offer was
,.oT,ess the valet saying. But. monsieur,
zen 7 would know just how much 1 would
have. and as it is now, there Is always tne
at.anca OF more or less. Besides, l would
he out OF practice for my next employer
and II Is my art, MONSIEUR