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NgW YOHK , Nov , 1.-Tli chic gown at
the ENIBon way ho recognizd by Ita velvet
trImmIngs.
Indeed , this can be called wlb truth a ri-
nt winter , everything ahowlng somewhere a
touch at thl , becoming garniture : beRlles Is
use on tracks , most or the cloth jackets and
capes are running to velvet colart : whole
bonnts and hats are being mode or it.
White to own a velvet 10uls XVI coat , to
ho ) worn on dressy occaslom' with a plain
alk 01 satin skirt , Is to announce oneself at
once at the very highest notch or fahlon.
In the imported model the gown textures
employed with velvet trimming are either
rough wool or plain cloth. Those In wool are
commonly natty street altairs , at blanket
serge , hairy zlbelne or elEe one or the st-
Ish little cheeled lames In blue or blclt and
white. Cloth Is used for the more elegant
whie.
conteclon , thEre havIng been a tremendous
revival of Interet In all smooth surface
weaves : and when this Is In I Pale , tone.
' besides th3 veh'et , bits or white satin will
appear with telling effect.
SNO\VY SATIN : ,
White satin , In fact , plays an Important
part In almost all at the season's trlnmlns ,
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A GRACEFUL TEA GOWN.
though It Is usually confined to the bodlcc
There It wi bo used sometimes merely as a
background on which to aPlllquo the cloth
-or as a lining showing through perforations - I
tons : or there may be a vest , epaulettes
and cur pieces at I. and , In turn , these may
bo covered with thick lace , or else bo splen- i
dfdly embroidere with jot or tnael thread I
' One very stylish method at employing , the
white satin Is to web It over with black
Eoutache braid after UH manner shown In
the street gown , Iustrated , The vllvet Is
used In many sliapea with the satIn or alone ,
and on skirt as well as badlce.
Hero Is I an evidence of how much these
combinations are In favor In a batch at
fIve stunning street gowns just Imported
for a wealthy Nol York woman three were
at broadcloth , two were smartened up with
'hle . satin , and all were trimmed with
SOMV GOOD GOWNS
The walklg costume shown Is ana of the
fine quartet and lI I a Paquin creation , In pall
brown broadcloth and mauve velvet , with
mauve taffeta bow.
The other two cloth frocks were respec-
tvely , one In al black and a hunter's green
with garnlshlnss at a satin and velvet tex-
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. ) ture . In narrow black anti white stripes ,
Over the cloth body this stripe stuff was
Ilut on In a snug rrt of corset fashion ,
blsqucs of the green , topped . by shorter ones
of the stripe , faing smartly over the hips
Time black frock was exquisie , To the
white-skinned , gray-eyed young woman who
wa9 showing It off-its happy owner-It was
becoming beyond compare Also It must be
adnmttteml . time memory ot It doles anything
like adequate tescrlpton ,
To begin , then this ravlohlng black co-
tunic consisted of a lllaln skirt and tight fitting -
ting jacket , time only trimming at which were
turn-back curs of black velvet , edged with
black fox fur and a tight neck band of time
same. The skirt was simal)2l In umbrela
gores and flared at the bottom to within an
" Inch at its life .
At the waist , all around , time gores entEred
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the band without fulntu , a single slight reed
acres the foot of the front breadth-and one-
llalt a yard high or upholding It out there
wih a big box.pleat el < t. A feature of the
jacket , which was cut at the back with the
ltSniies center piece now only 11 modIsh
favor , w. 1 narrow box pleat that covered
the butt . .
buloa. at the Blngle.brenth front
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was the thing , Indpcrlbahlc air as eu8h'c !
as a wl.'o-the-\ , but which between our-
slves , was entirely a mtcr or cut
I FFECTI'J ACCESSOH ' S.
nesldes there were accoIorlE9 , not to be
picked every day from the tree at fashion ,
anti whIch alone would han made
wou\ any gown
ravlshlni )
One , a rich magenta sik , shmmuloweI . with
black rOles , lined It from neck to toe , and
there were 'wo ' separate neck flings , each
ot which altered entirely the look at the
costume. , .
A short , full shoulder cape of black velvet
vl1s for and
wal arranged trImmed-up moments ,
thq high collar of this was lined with a
white silk ruche put In so full that It gave the
laok of a wreath ot close massed roses .
A black fox , anll certainly the biggest
black fox ever mUlderell , or that muffled
the chin ot woman , lent his royal body for
the other throat 1xlng ,
A bla9 magenta velvet strangled him about
his middle , and ImolI ) ul1ler the lady's left
car In a vast rosette : and so long was the
splendid beast that his brush-a sIght to
manmi a hunter's blood dancing-liming below
time waist like a trophy at Limo belt.
The fourth dress of the quartet men-
tonell WIS at black nnd whlo checked wool ,
time skirt of which was dl'\Ii maly at the
knee Into an entire upper Portion , at black
velvet. With this modish morning rig was
a delightful Imat a low round turban of black
velvet , wIth a rolled brim at braided chenille
and felt. In front at each side of the fore-
hent , this was held In with two great bulls-
eyes of Hhlno stones and jet : and from the
center at theae , a captivating detail , there
wro two slender eagle feathers that slanted
backward ! at the tllS ,
ARTIFICIAl4 I.OWERS.
In the evening toilet pictured Is shown
the present fad for using artificial flowers as
a trimmIng
Not 1 many moons ago It was considered
LImo height of bad taste to use anything but
God's posies on your evening frock hut
now scarcely a pale gown la to bo seen-amI
certainly none In an airy texture-but Is
trhumed In soma way 1\'lth \ artificial flowers .
In this case the roses are at a monster
sIze , one In deep pink , one pale tea-color ,
alil are provided wIth long stems and
thorns to boot
'Cho other materials of this bewlchng
gown are white satin , chlton and Venetian
lace I. has just been made by I'elx. es-
pecialy designed for this particular
buyer , and It may bo interesting to know
that no other gown In , time whole
world Is trimmed In this big-rosa way. At
least this Is what Felix says , And I wo are
not to believe people sometimes there would
never be auy joy In time world
A tr ! own In white corded silk , a mere
Doucet Se-dlsh with wonderful tucked
sleeves demonstrates In a splendlll collar
with stole ends one use to which guipure
over satIn can bo ) ut ,
Lastly there arc two odd bodies . kept ever
slnco the sight of them In affectionate memory -
ory , that are worthy to bo chronicled They
were also Imported , though are not hero
shown , but a search In any at the best shops
will renal others nerly like them ,
Both were In plaid wools one In brave
Scotch groans and blue9 for traveling wear ,
time other a smooth surface rep , In brilliant
rlds and greens for more gala moments
Over time bodice portion of this last was a
blouse of black velvet trImmed with gilt
buttons : a great slashed collar . ending In
long strIps that fastened Into time belt , the
plain showing through. A gayer or happier
bit at toggery could not bo Imaglnedl
These wool bodies are nol being advanced ,
instead at the sIlk . ones so long In favor , for
winter use They are as wm as toast , and
can be made easily at imomne , so may all who
read learn NINA FITCh.
PI.O\'I J UI'COJA''JS ,
Dining Ullh'r UlhreJn nf l'lnk and
I.lIiic OrchldH
The art at feral decoration Is an elaborate
one In these end of time century daI I Is
Ikewls ! a C09ty one. I
For tnstance . ono grand dame recently
spent $ IOOO for flowers to decorate her table ,
dining and drawing rooms for a dinner party.
"Not less than time graces and no more
than the muses" Is no longer the rule as to
the number of guests bidden to the modern
dInner , and thIs hospitable hostoss-rs
Jvemeyer. by tim way-entertained eighty
guet They were seated at the tables : over
each table was a huge umbrella , covere with
orchids from the edges hung delicate trailing -
Ing garlands , and time lights were charmingly
arranged to shol oft time 1owers to perfec-
ton , One umbrela was a mass of palo pink
orchids , the other was covered with the pur-
plo catteya , Aa 1mo at the orchids cost $2
each , ono can understand that such elaborate
decorations must bo backed by a long puree ,
A pretty center picco of roses or vIolets
and mlgnonote may bo Ilurchase for $15 or
$20 : It Is more frequently , however . tie case
that $50 Is paid for the center piece.
J one Insists upon having an orchid table ,
cue must pay anywhere from $400 to $700
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and upward , especially upward for it. For
a house wedding , the flowers , palms and
foliage plants usually cost $500 to $1,00 as
much as the bridal gown or more.
F'or time bride's bouquet. $15. $76. $175 and
upward and onward , whatever the happy Interested -
terested ones cheer to expnd ,
A rose bunch given is 4 favor at a luncheon - I
eon or dance Is worth from $2 to $15 , whie
a box of cut flowers costs from U to $10.
At coming out teas , the votive offering of
bouquets Is ana of the features of the func-
Lion . and the pride with which time debutante
dlrplays her trophies Is only equaled by tIme
satisfaction the Indian chief takes In the
scalps which adorn his abode
Thlrty.elght bouquets . Is an extremely mod-
est number for a young gIrl to receive at her
coming out tea : sixty-eight Is a more correct
approximaton , Mls9 Gertrndo Vanderbilt
received ninety-seven rare and costly nose-
gays upon tim occasion at her debut. and
each was ted with at least six yards of rare
end costly satin rlhbon-al "very , very ex-
pensh' " as lrs , Carlyle's maid woUld re-
mark
The Vanderbll probably pay $ ,000 a
month to their florists , even during the "dimli
season : " 'wImen ; teas altl dinners and lunrl-
eons and reoeptlons are In full swing It Is too
great a tax upon the Imagination even to try
to estimate the amount at their bill for
flowers ,
Time Plants and 1owers for ) Ir William
Astor and lrs , Jack Astor's use are sent
down four times weakly from time green-
houses at Fernclre , always accompanied by
a bi. which Is paid In due course by the As-
tor estate This Is a case at taking money
out of one pocket anti putting I In another
but the Astor family Is \ry methodical and
systematic In its buslnes modes.
Although corsage bouquets are no longer
worn , I Is quite the proper thing to carry a
bouquet to time opera or theater : the design
Is a perfectly round maS9 at flowers , with a
delicate border at maiden hair ferns , I takes
a true artist to construct an affair like this '
No tightly arrangt1 mass of flowers crowded
together will suit a fal.tdtous taste . A
green bouquet Is considered most chic for
an opera or , Indeed . almost any occasion
Mignonete , orchids of a pale , green shade.
and ferns are m' d to form a green bouquet
Mrs. Gebhard carrIed one to a I'atrlarcbs'
bal last winter. The fair matron hall 3
small battery dlspot d somewhere about her
costume and by its means the bouquet was
Illuminated with tiny electric lights.
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A Preparation Iteimilt'ring lrlln'nl
Irom the Plour Unnccr.anr )
A clean barrel which will hold twelve gal-
ions Is required Put Into the barrel three
gallons at luke warm water ( soft water Is
beet ) , then add hal a pint ot ammonia Take
an Iron kettle and put In three pints of water
and six ounces of SOp bark which you will
find at a druggist's : boil twenty minutes ,
then strain Into time barrel. Shave very thin
five bars ot good soap , and put In a boier
with one galen of water and boll until soap
ts all dimsolved . then one pound of pulver-
Iud borax and boll ten minutes , stirring alt
the time , then pour It Into the boier and
add eight gallons at sal water , stir well anti
let It stand until cool , and then It Is ready
for use I3rusals carpets can be cleaned
nicely with thIs rap , ale Ingrain carpets
whlcl are soiled , I they have DO dust under
them. TakE two pals of water : with a brush
jut on a little ofAhis Nap , and scrub with
warm water , onlbreadth , not over one yard
In length , at Qh. Ume ; then with another
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brush and the clean water , scrub It over to
rinse I , then proceed whim the rest until
you have cleaned the wimole I should be
done on a sunny day , unless you have heat
In the room ,
An excelent scheme for cleaning IngraIn
carpets and art squares Is to shake time car-
pete free tram dust , then spread them on
the bare floor , make a good suds with this
SOp , and with a stiff brush scrub thG carpet ,
ono breadth nt I time . After you have
cleaned a picce , have a pal of clean water
and scrub It well to get the suds out ThIs
takes out grease and ) dirt. I I equally Rood
for ' ' ,
cleaning chllen's amid men's clothing
Lay Limo Rumeut on a clean baud and scrub
with a small brush , which you can purchase
for a dime , then rlnmo.
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C.rrllnh' " Oh'wrn..1 \\'h.1 thc Hlh'r
ut ' 1'mirle' ClIiiNIM I ; l'W " 's'Ife.
Time sultan , who has come before the public
In such an unenviable manner of late , need
not be lonely whie hiding In lila palce
I Is not generally known that this poten-
tate Is obliged to mary many women against
hi ! will . yet this I true Time law ot Turkey
forces him to take a new wife every year
This law ID about 170 years old , dating from
the time at the "ulan Scum . who , wishing
to abolish polygamy had but one wife but
the high ; dignitaries at Turkey decided that
the ancient laws should be matntained
On the prophet's birthday , beginning at
sunset anti lastng till sunrise , n holiday Is
kept , on the 18th at lama7.n , a national antireligious
religious feasts , anti It Is at this time the
selection at a malden , out at the 101 who
have entered the lists , Is m1de
The omclls wll have the mater In charge
rarely allow any of the poorer clafJes to
compote . and accepting bribes. presents and
promises of diplomatic aId , gather the young
gIrls together and give them instructions regarding -
garding dress and the etiquette at the occa-
sion. The dress consists ot a large white
linen sheet , thrown over time shoulders In
Roman fashion , rndals on their feet , hair
hangLn- loosely , and no gems or ornaments .
On the Important night the sultan mounts
a fine horse anti Is accompanied by all of the
palace ministers at state , pashas and aides-
de-camp In their gala uniforms representing
all the states over which the sulan wields
his scepter Military bands make loud and '
wild music , and the hundreds and hundreds
of soldiers who line the streets carryon
telr bayonets Chinese lanterns to Illuminate
time procession of their rulor.
At length time sultan arrives at Sulelmanlch
mosque overlooking the Golden Her and Is
conducted to the holy carpet , or prayer rug
Here ho stands white n sermon Is preached
to him , and then he goes to the great square
This Is crowded wIth persons of distinction
and In the center Is place a pavilion at
scarlet velvet , richly embroidered and deco-
rated wIth time sultan'a monogram , the official
embrem at Turkey These draperies are
festooned Upon silver pales , and within
them now are seen the high priest and the
heir to time throne Around this stand the
ana hundred and one maidens attired In time
whlo toga , each holing a towel In her ham
and making a complete circle around the
sulan ,
A prayer Is made , the heir approaches his
father , and , kneeling . offers him two pigeons
The sultan . kneeling also , takes a knife from
his belt , Invokes the aid at time prophet In
the selection of a new wife , sacrifices , rises ,
washes his hands In a golden basin held by
the priest , and dries them upon the towel at
the young glrlo ho selects.
Fortunately for her comfort she has noth-
Ing to 110 with housekeeping for time sultan's
household consisting of 6,000 persons ro-
qures ! no little executive ability In running
the machInery. The treasurer at the house-
hold attends to this , Not less than ten tons I
ot fish are bought a week : 18,000 pounds at :
bread are eaten daily , baked In enormous
ovens near the palace : one ton at Ice Is
bough every day for the Inevitable plal :
COO pounds of sugar , ana ton ot veal an-
other of beef , to say nothing ot coffee , veg-
etabies trult , sweetmeats . nuts and confectionery -
tionery . Alogether his annual hoummehoid expenses -
penses amount to nearly $42,000,000 .
A GI OHGI\ AIlI n ,
nor XlmrM 1M nl'nnIN , She 1M SIngle
1111 lulII.nmc nlll hIIH' , 3Iiie' .
One of the finest exhibits at farm products
at time Atlanta exposition comes from the
farm of Miss Annie Dennis , who Is pronounced -
nounced by tIme Atlanta Constitution . "a remarkable -
I.arkable woman , a true southern woman ,
who has done as mch , It not more , to de-
\elop the resources at her section and state ,
and to teach other women the capabilities
with which they were endowed , than any
one we know. "
Miss Dennis and her brother run a large
farm , 2,000 acres. They plant very little cot-
ton They have a few tenants who plant cot-
ton , but they plant mostly grain of all sorts
They maleo a specialty of hogs , and she super- I
Intends anti directs all time hog killing . dry- I
Ing up lard etc. She rises never later than
5 o'clock and retires at ! o'clock and Is on
her feet all day. 'When not
flt al attending to her
own affairs she Is doing something for oth3rs .
She runs a dairy of forty cows , and although -
though there Is a creamery In tie town at
Talboton , fho finds ready sale for alt her
milk . and sells butter against the creamery-
could sell every pound of It In Macon , but
there Is such a demand for It at home she
gives that the preerenco She raises beau-
ttul celery and plants from fifteen to twenty
acres In tomatoes . She has no regular can-
nery , but a large house with boiler and evaporator -
orator , In whIch the vegetable and fruit can-
ning I done.
She cans In glass and tin. She ships fruit
In its natural state to Boston , New York and
other places , and when the shipping season
Is over the canning commences As yet
she only supplies her own state with her
canned gOOd9 such a corn , tomatoes and
okra , and these three vegetables combined
for BOUp. Her wines and jell need no
comment The premiums speak for them.
She raises sugar cane and finds ready silo
for the best Georgia syrup
Mia Dennis shows how much can bo lane
where there Is knowledge and wIlling hands ,
Added to her knowledge and constant employment -
ployment In her farm and housekeeping de.
partment this very busy woman finds time
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skirt and coat her brother wear , and on
for plain aDd fancy sewIng , making every
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an averag four I"zen Rhlrt I year , anti
with this Ilaln ae\lnl she combines the ornamental -
namental , doing line imeedIetfJi ' embroidery
and lace sketching from uiue ant painting -
ing In oil . ' }
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For her charities she li i t.love4 by all.
Each week alma sends to , he cOlmtl3r1
and hal socks of sugar , toffee . cons of I
tomatoes , ete" , distributed Lu those less for-
funate , :
From ISSa to 189 the ; rducls of Miss
Deunls were awarded prizes ' aggregating
$1,655 at various state anll county talrs.
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Styles Uen'lnll- the I."hlnl
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Since the days or the "Sar and Garter"
In King George's time , when , I woman lost
her garter and a knight 1IIel ) 'It up and
were It on his arm , the kartr buckle has
played an _ important role nniong gewgaws
lear to tho' feminine heart Plough lot even
In the days of time Renaissance anti the Ro-
occo today , have there been seen such gems as
For the last ten rears garter buckles have
flourished even more than before , all one
eastern firm has imported In that llpaco at
tmo more than 2,000 different styles and
patterns. .
The styles at the present time arc ex-
quisttc , anti like belt buckles mind bulons ,
have taken on a most artistic turn. Time
oh shield paterl Is not much used except In
time cheap makes ,
Sold gold ant sterling sliver buckles at
course , hold their own , but tIme daluteJt
things core In gold and silver filigree . In
sunfower and daisy palerns , A b . aulul
checkerboard pattern cares In dainty silver
or gold with blue enamel , or white squares ,
alll a scroll design also In gold and silver ,
and enameled lu blue and whlo , Is exceed-
Ingly artistic.
The clover leaf pattern Is unique In the way
I Is worked out. Whie the clover lea has
always been a favorite design , In the new
time leans In silver
garter buckles come slver or
gold filigree , ant the heart at the leaf has u
blue enamel center
There are some charming Rococo styles , 'A
metalon shapet buckle Is regal and a nor-
cIty . ant a gold crescent enameled In white
with a gold star In the center looks real
Oriental I ' an.shaled buckles are much liked .
amI have almost driven out the ohl shel
patern , Some of the heraldic designs denote
an art in . buckle making that Is surprising ,
especially when Ils known that all the hand- ; ,
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! some buckles are made In Paris by whole
famies , TI : designs for the buckles are
gotten up In various ways , In some cases
three or four belt buckles are copied Into one
tetchlng design. Works ot art , old gems , old
laces ore used In Imitation er designs that
are striking and unique
There Is a lad about buckles as there Is
about everything else For example , time la-
vorle design for the society rosebud Is time
clover leaf just now. Delicate silk elastic at
pink or blue Is used for time garter , and fin-
Ished off with a bow much larger than for-
merly , and a pair of cute little tassels be-
sides , ,
Drldes choose the sunflower design with
preference and always wear these buckles on
white silk elastic garters whie the matron's
taste runs to heraldic designs In rich enamel
wlh cardinal black or yellow garters.
All tim best elastics are made In France ,
but this country produce now some medium
grades that arc very good Fortunes may bo
expended upon garter buckles , and there Is
a pall of garters In this cIty that a wealthy 1
brewer gave to a woman at his acquaintance
about three ) ors ago Time buckles are sold :
gold Inlaid with diamonds forming the AmerIcan -
lean cagle The trinket cost the handsome
sum of $750.
The New York girls are wearing their
sweethearts' pictures on tholr garter buckles ,
enameled and painted In miniature , but this
fad bas not yet come wesl
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The Iloomor GIrIImuy Ic En.l ) 11" .
tlomgmmlnlmed .
Some envious writer In the St Louis Re
public hurls these shafts at the devotees ot
the bifurcated garment :
The bloomer girl wears the brlt at Cain
Not that sue Is a murderer , but her passion
for the bicycle has set / mark upon her. Ot
course , she Is a wanderer on time taco of time
earth , but theri are other reasons
Astride her wheel , with Tam O'Shanter cap ,
her dainty waist and Inry breeches . she Is
the most grceful creature Imaginable , but
when she descends to mother earth anti perambulates -
ambulates Instead of pedaling , the stigma at
her now habit Is strongly evident In her bearIng -
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Ing.In
In the parlor or on the street she carries
the evidence at her devotion to the wheel ,
Time symptoms are various Their maniesta-
tons are In time arms , the shoulders , time back ,
the feet , and In her modI of carrlago. They'
are least apparent when time I seated but
thoroughly accentuated wlin she Is walking ,
and while hardly visible In front , plainly obtrude -
trudo themselves when alI gets a rear vIew
Time next time you sea one of your bloomer
girl friends walking down time street In front
of you watch time stooP.or her shoulders and
the bend of her armsl The entire torso Is
projected forward as tholh pushing ahead
In a strong wind , though time day bo calm
and the sky serene. The \rms are held out
from the bOdy at the /ibow with as much
crook In them as thoughthey were akimbo ,
Ot course , the forward bend ot the body Is
time direct result of the /I'lslhle stoop , the
In\'arlable posture of the bicyclist. The crook
of the arms Is just the natural bend that
these membars must aleQi from being constantly -
Itanly kept In that p maiqon while grasping
the handle bus , p\llon
Now for the feet : Tnslad ot a graceful
glide so usual to dlsnJl d ! repose , that the
dancing master strove so 'pard to Impart In
days gone by , wo imavJ a1mort , jerky walk.
The entire foot Is I le I directly off the
ground and planted firmly down In heel and
too tasimion -
Where do you SUppose . this comes from 1
Nothing but the incessaij t manipulation of
the pedalsl I Is just fuch a walk a con-
victs get from their season on the treadmill ,
Now combine this stoop at the shoulder
this crook at the arms , this jerky locomotion
and you have the symptoms of the bloomer
fever. ls erects on the bicycle girl are as
evident for the time being a time aftermath
of typhus I
A FOlt'1'JNl - IS FIO'EhLS.
Mimgniflcommce nr the Floral Display
nt time nlcnl " 'edllll
There has never , perhaps , ben a more
magnificent feral display at any wedding In
this city than that which marked the Marl-
borough-Vanderbit wedding at St. Thonmas'
church , says Leshie'a Weekly , The Interior
at tie edifice rese'mble a great garden ot
flowers and plats ot every hue and "arlet )
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Forests of tropical plants were grouped at
either side of the tall Gothic windows of the
chancel : a floral arch thirty feet hhh ; , Gothic
In design , fannld time opening at the ellan-
eel rail , which was itself f I ell In with a
trellis of lilies of the valley and ) terns , time
opening hnlng two gate of white orchids ,
which closed after time officIating eiergynien
entered it. The alcoves at time north anti
south sides ot the chancel , In which the two
great church organs are placed , were filled
with tropIcal plants , one row rIsing above
tht 01 her to time tops or the organs , slimmest !
concealing time organ pipes . Growing , appar-
coil ) ' , flonl this wealh 01 foliage were
white and ) pink chr'santhemuts , which also '
decorated the front of tbo stalls facing time .
pews , An Immlnse palm stood In time pulpit ,
which was hung also with baslttts at orchiis ,
From the Gothic tome of time church , rising
nlnet.1vo feet above the chancel , 13Ven
ropes at asparagus IJlumona and whie and
plnlt chrysanthemums and lilies wore stretched
to Limo crown at the rear of [ time chancel , to
the tops at time organ alcoves , to the' north
antI oulh transepts , anti to the ends ot the
galerls , Time columns near the organs were
decorated ) with vines or white anti pink
chrysanthemums , clmbing up from a thick
growth of tropical Plants at the bases of the
colulns , whlt time ) columns supporting time
galleries were wounti ) with noral ropes , Pendant -
ant from , time outer edge ot the galleries . all
around the church , were baskets at white ,
maU\'o green anti Pink orcbld , 'pended by
ropes at aspargus hilumnona .
One at t\o most unlquo effects was oh-
tamed by placing at irregular Intn'all , nt
the pew entrances of the main alsl I , floral
torches lade of Iron rods covered wltb as-
paragu9 In which res were thickly entwined .
twined Time house decorations were on tIm
same scab of regal magnlfeenco as those
hero described .
Jn.llnn Nuh' '
Black and changeable chenIlle trimmings
are much used this season In fine Illnlr ) ' .
For traveling , walking anti other utility
coats the simple turn-down collar still Ilre-
rails. ,
A hanlsome ) addition to a simple corsage
at satin or silk Is a yoke or silt musln
with a border at lenalssanco lace
Wldo bows at sheerest white mousleHne de
solo edged with lace , are beginning to find
women their way , Into the ateetons of 10dlsh
Fur trImmings , which were so popular last
year , are In greater demand than ever , all
sable , chinchila and I'ersiamm lamb are eqtmahiy
fashionable
Box coats In fashionable shades button In
doublo-hrlasted fashion across the front anti
soma imave capes , all In other cases a hood ,
the ends at which term olnts In front
Velvet gowns with voluminous skirts and
elaborately trimmed waists stand first among
those for dressy occasions anti dark green
and black seem to be the favorite colors I
Heavy guipure lace , In cream or string :
color , with or without tracings ot gold or jet
seqmmins Is very much used to cover revers ,
collars and form yolk elects over Ilk above
a low-cut waist
Black chen 10 lace-patterned galoons art
male Into small prlncesso bonnets trimmed
with chenille pom.pons , amid ddlnty Marlborough .
borough hats that are trImmed with rich
velvet wall flowers , shaded nasturtums or
deep crimson velvet roses ,
Basket-woven plaIds are In great vogue
Soma of time evening bonnets and toques worn
by lashlonablo people at the theaters this
season are a blaze of French briiants , lace ,
gem-set crowns , with galleon edgings , and
ornaments forming the adornments.
Artificial lowers are used on fall anti winter
hats , Velvet they must be , to bo considered
Iulte "smart , " and they must bo roses or
poppies Whto velvet poppIes streaked with
green are no\elt s from Paris and arc much
worR with evening bonnets
"Dress" wraps of fur arc this season very
frequently lined with a whie or very lght
fur Astrakhnn capes hsvo chinchia linings ,
otter Is finished with gray tax , and luxurious
and very high-priced garments of seal and
otter have ermine linings wih muff and
huge standing collar lned to match , '
The most noticeable feature at time new
bodice Is the coat effect , whtch Is given by
an added basque from six to twelve Inches
deep , which falls below a very narrow belt
I ts usually cut comewhat circular In simape
so the edge hangs In fluted folds , or plaIted
In full box plaits at the back ,
The bodice of fancy material to be worn
wlh satin skirts has not lost , its pOP41arly ,
The latest wrinkle Is to have these corsage
made with short ' ripple ruffles , falling below
the belt. The art velvets In dull oriental
cOlorlngu , are nmuch used by stylish dress-
tress-
malter for this purpos
Fancy stripes and Dresden erects , of ana
ort or other are quito as great favorites for
woolens and mixed dret's fabrics as they are
for silks , In the woolen materials they very
often appear In the form of heavy knotted
threads of silk mohair set about a third of
an Inch apart or even less , the knots occurr-
log at regular Interval9
Skirts have lot nothing of their summer
fullness , but time absence of stiffening , ex-
capt. at the bottom . makes them much more
gracetul Anti although the sleeves have
the appearance of being somewhat Imller
because at the different arrangement and
less stiffening In the lining , there Is no
diminuton In the actual size.
Crepe s exquisitely beaded are Imported
to usa for sleeve puffs , colaretes , fichus and
vest fronts on elegant gowns These como
In soft chamois color doled with spangles
anti ruby beads : II l.walow blue with bronze
and gohl beats , In rose color ant old rosa
with jet and garnet beads , and vivid poppy
red with jet spangles and cut bronze beads
The prevailing fashion In buttons Is sl-
nale by the large round shapes that appear
on freshly Imported costumes , Buttons of
gold mother-of-pearl and buffalo born . large
l'ersian buttons with filigree : gilt edges doled
wIth spangles , and oval beads In various
colors , whlto mother-of-pearl buttons with
richly carved herders and very dark pearl
centers , colored pearl buttons with rln1 In
sliver fretwork or cut steel , are among the
noveWes
The lovely and lustrous faille silks brought
to view for wear the coming season are l'
soft and beautiful , falling In such lllmer-
Ing folds when lightly draped on bodice or
sleeves , that they need but little extraneous
additions , Ils claimneti Lust tIme finely ribbed
qualtell wear better than time hevler corded
slkl For dinner gowns or wedding dresses
Semite at time pale half tints are delicious , the
lustre of their delicate surface being greatly
enhanced by artificial light .
Ilirdu' wings that have very long sharp
points : immimense aigrettes . so thick anti full
that thty often look ridiculous on the top
at a diminutive toy bonnet : jeweled hernia
anti ornaments : very rich looking plain and
spangled chenille trhnmlngs In white , black
and chameleon tints : black and glosl' quills ,
spangled ecrue silk guipure laces covered
\lh paletes of ever possible color : crease
buckles , nahres and wings that
buckle rbres glitter like
verltab'o ' diamonds : RhInestone brooches , vel-
vet' \'ers. plaided velvet ribbons , Dresden
rib ! .1" , gauze rlbbonsl coverell with orIental
spans : L'hort ' black and whlto ostrich tips
tps
artistically combined-these anti
artstcaly combine-these ane many mora
accessories yet to be enumerated . are among
the elegancies that have been devised for the
adorning at my lady's dress bonnets to wear
this winter. _ _ _ _ _ _
P4'uiiimiiime ; oCe ,
Mrs Gladstone owns three acres of land In
the vicinity at Niagara falls , said to be worth
$5,000
Miss Thereslna Labriola has graduated
from the University of Rome and been admitted -
mlted to the bar
Miss Martha Carey Thomas , president of
Dryn Mawr c leg has been elected a trustee
at Cornel university.
Rose Hartwick Thorpe wrote "Curfew
Must Not Ring 'fonlght" when she was only
16 years of age , or before she was old enough
to know better.
Prof. ewcomb of time United ) States naval
observatory at \'ashlngton has for his assistant -
sistant a woman , Miss Hannah 1" , ' . Mace , a
graduate at Vassar.
Mrs. Carldad Agero de Richards , a widow
at a prominent Cuban pimyician . bought the
first gun used In the Cuban warfare and car-
ned the cartridges to Camaguey ,
Miss mM Eachelson has obtained Jrmls-
sian of King Oscar of Sweden to plead at
the University of UpSI : , She wIll be time
first woman 11. , D In that country ,
Miss Susan F. Swift , one of the mot bell-
lant at Vassar college women , Is a major
In time Salvation army In London , She Is
the only Amerloo woman balding such a
position .
Mr Cornela A. Atwl has given $ GOOO to
Columbia college for the foundation at two
scholarships In the school of arts to be known
as the Stuart scholarship . The gift Is In
memory of two grandsons ,
The manager of the Chicago orchestra ot
which Theodore Thomas Is conductor II a
woman , Miss Anna Miar , She managed the
necessary buslnfl Dr the orchestra sa , .
tc.
eersfully last season that she Ins bl.n reengaged -
engaged .
Miss Mary W , Cmtlking , Sllh cole l. 'S5 ,
nUll for seven ) 'lar on time faculty at Welles-
Ic ) college , recently passed Limo moat brilliant
eXlnlnton : for the degree ot Ih , U. I known
ot Jan'uI ) ummiu'crsity. Miss Calklnl bu the
glory , but not the dl ree.
Clarelt Avery , the 10-'lar-oh negro girl
who has hall such a SUCCl ! ns a revlnlist
In the south , Is sall to be a sweet t , artless
chlhl , w ho Is fond or her delis anti has no
growlHll1 pecularites except lice mar\lou"
gifts of persuasive flltech anti religious fervor
The musical worh II looking ror\arl with
Interest to the debut at Jenny Ilnd'l granddaughter .
daughter . Sue has de\'elopell I fine Ollrano
voIce whose ponlbllils are lnthlslatcal ) '
talked of anti ) Is 1stuJylng for the operatic
tne wih \i mime. Marcimesl .
1J tai Caimme . a pfler ! of [ the novelist , Is
to bo married In December , 1111 a feature of [
Interest to time rellcr : of "Tho IJnxman" Is
that the CHeiOn ) ' will take place In the
church In the isle ot Ian In which , accord-
Ing to time book , Veto and l\o were marrlcl
Mmime . Melbt 15 never nervous on time slag ,
end attributes her Ilmlnly from the mi-
fortune which nlicts 10St opera sIngers to
her simple diet She hohls that indigestion ,
brought on by Irregular alt self-induigemmt
hnbls of eating , I ! the great caumsa , of nu\'ous
hess and worry among actors and singers.
The erecto ot ) Ir ! IJrnlI , mother at
Charles Stewart Parnel , welo solI at DUe-
lon time other la ) ' . An old Piano which hall
been In the family for sixty years wa ! ' bought
tor a mere 501mg Mrs , Parnel shedJlng tears
beauso she was torcel ) to port wih It. Five
hundrell dollars was time eaie's receipts , 1'0
be the motber at greatness 19 email compeUEJ-
lon for loss anti rrroAnd now the
mother sees a people forgetting that she over
had a son ,
The Itory about Susan 13. AntImony settling
lown to a quiet life In a cottage with her
sister Mary anti taking I easy front uow on
Is exploded by SU1 herself , who declares
that lhe never fainted but once In her life ,
that fho la perfectly well anti that she expects
to keep lP the war for the emancipation or
women uut Ihe goes mull to \IEces like the
wonderful one.llr8 shay. 11sglnl Sumsamm J
Anthony dropping Into lobe ) ' work and swap-
ping tea with her neighbors.
Time prIncess at WaleJ anti ) datmghmters . wll
have been In Denmare ! , lead au cxceetltngly
quiet life with tIme anlsh royal famiy nt
Berstort caste , At 8 o'cloclt all time party
meet at breakfast In time queen of Denmarl's
apartinemite , after which the princess of Wale
generally palntl'hlo the 'oung 11eollo plmmy
tennis Lunch Is at 1 o'clock alHI In the
afternoon the party drive or walk time
prlncel and the dowager empress of Hussl\
strolling together , ant often taldng a chancc
carriage b.tck to the caste In thll for afternoon -
noon tea at 6 , Dinner follows at 7 , time oven-
lug o'clock being enlvened by music and cards till 11
.
Don't think you ha\'o drank time ne pIus
Ilr of wines until you have tried Cook's
Extra Dry Imperial Champagne
A " ' 'I'll t. ( lie " 'I"l' ,
Dalmy wlnls make Limo winters IlelshIul ,
cool breezes render the summers comtortable
anti pleasant Prodnclvo grounl and kindly
nature combine to give time garden tarmer
and fruit grower time finest plaw emi larth to
make a living anti have a surplus of mony
In time bank In two or three years' tme ,
Ycur family gets all possible llucalonal advantages -
vantages I Is not n frontier country When
you have seen Orchard Homes and [ yourself
ascertained time generous relur for labor
that this wondeful sol anti clmato gives ,
you will appreciate time fact that now Is the
tmo to secure a localon In such a favored
rlglon , Two hunMed to $300 an acre and
e\'en more Is what crops can pay and do par
In time Orchard lom1 region H theEe
statements a'O not bore out by your visit
and Investgaton of time region In question ,
YOI will not buy there , The chances nrc
however , that I you want to better your comm-
diLlon and make n certainty at success In
life , you will join the next personally conducted -
ducted Orchard Homes party anti locate In
this favored spot. Seeing It will cal vince
you of its merls , Orchard lomes sells on
Its own merits and nothing else , All Intor-
maton on application to George ' \ ' . Ames ,
general agent , 1617 Farnam street , Omahn ,
Neb.
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Somerville JounQl ,
I Isn't trt she's pretty .
Though truly she Is fair
I Isn't that he's wit ) ' ,
Though brains sue hat to spare
I Isn't tmt shc's wealh ) ' ,
For site Is not I knots'-
Then what can be time reason
That makes mo love her 50 ?
Ah , that I cannot t 1 you ,
For that I do not know.
I Isn't reason , surely ,
That Inles me love her so ,
For when 1 seek the reason ,
No reason cnn I 5le ,
I love her e'ont reason ,
And 50 she , too , loves mel
UUCATION.\I.
NN\V YCHl ( , N. Y. , 11 W'est fHlh se
' 'II .JOCO'I'O'I' SCIUOr ( ntJ , enlrl Park )
Otters 1 DILIGHTI"UL HOm AD CHAPen-
ONAG to young ladles desirous ot taking
.OUOI
lalio/
sleclnl , courses Thorough collegiate prcpartmtmon / ,
Music , Art . LQngun/e eOle/lnte , Jromelt preparUon ( or.
utterly wih Mm-s. ltl3'vanus Heed ) . Mrs , Chns
Ieale Morgan , Prloclpals
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Flowery , refreshin , delicro
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Forsbieby ' druqi8ts only.
1MPERIALCflG'WN PEPFUHEI1YCO
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SAINT LQUmS.
MEYER UROTt-ICRS DRUG CO.AGEtIT3
ALSOTRY ( wEDDING ELL5Two new
IMpRmAL , PEACH BLOW. J odor5 , .
THE DOCTOl5 COLUML '
A. E I. Pt. l'aul-1 . eem 10 be losing what
little hnlr I have , I Is t tilling out 100101 -
ties , Is very dry and brittle , What cnl I1U811-
tor I 7
lisa Pett'oicine ! directed , amid twlco
1 weel cleanse tIme scalp with Ingu ten.
1 A , (1. . Omnha-lllDI give me n good rem.
, IOOt
et v tor eczpma ,
Take tht'eo ( Ih'OII of ' 'h 'I'ollnc , extract -
tract ot limo thrt'ohl gIIHI , tht'cu tmNI
dll ' . AIII ) EC1cmlclr lt directed.
'j'wlco n wCII , n tcufIIOOiful of XI t'o-
1hle SUIR In half tumblel' hot water
before break fast.
Mrs R-IClodly tiita what will help brnchial
enllrh ot long .lnnlnl
'L'mmko Cmutimnrrhimmt mtccordiimg to tlIi'ec-
'j'llto CI tll'hw Iccortng Ill'ce-
ton ! -'l'elitloOlluil : ) lulmoluo three
tlUCH tul ' ,
, J. c. I. Cimicago-liave a weak back , nervou.
anll Burer wIth hpnlnehe , nerous
Alerlte Ccrein'iime , extract of the
brain , wih Jllulhw , extract of time
Hllluul cord , lu Ih'o'llroJ ( ) doses , three
tmes dllr ou tIme tobigue. Wheu your
head aches take one F'hrlclle " ) ( pjfl .
Hals.C. ] ! /ulate time howelH with Natt'ohltimlc
C. PAliNG DROWN A. M. , M. I ) .
Mcd Dept" , Col , Chem. Co. Washington , D. C.
All letters of inquiry answered free
TI ANIMAL EXTIUCTS
c nEIIUSI , Irrum ( Ito lIruli , . Inn-
"I.LISI , , Irum thn Slllnnl ( 'ord. ( IA It-
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II.bo , trout time 1.'nrt. 'l'50S'i'iIO , VAI-
ItIlO 'I'IiYutOl5)lll . N.'I'ltl.I'l'IJlO
SAIIIS fur Comstipiition. ( miS'i'jt %
for ) ' ' , . VA'I'A CI\S'I'IISB , _
1)'lll'IINII. J.t'l'AltItIIIJ : , 1'CB
MICUIIIO iuuitI tbtcr " I'IIIICICN or the
IICVII 11t utur I''lnlleM
CI.l lllCII bELt I. . CO.
Now at aU Druggists , Send for Lbterature .
For salt by KUhN A CO. . 15t and Dou.lu
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PLEXION ,
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A \I' X.UI : I.'un 'ril COiiI'h.10x104
C.U'SI ) 1\ ' Sllt hChLi1V5 ,
I'nlr , Sllnw , lii nail Iea I'.utllc fn"
" % 'limi t 111.l' " 'i'lti'jmu Innk Su . .
Inw 'I'hl' . " ' Comm lie * lllo
Ihlllt ) 1111 Ciit'erfimi , J
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When 'Ol. blood 1 ! nil whie nnd thin
Instlnd of being 1111 111 rich you set
lie I "Ic ' "
"lthhHr COIlI Plex iou .
You cal set' It fm' 3'otiu'elf : ,
You ltntc color ntHI mibuliiimttioti . YOl
get salow tll 1m ! . Is't'iu 'oul hits
nrl ! not Icd u s I Imey houhl hI' ,
'I'hl Is I thl' Ihlll' ' cOIl'xlol ,
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1 Ii I ! 10 t'nllt'd . IICCanSl ! I Is tIme fault
of 3'oilt' kidumu's'i , .
. 'Ol' lilh\
'l.I..r Immure mint II'oIIN'I ' fill L'm'ei ( your
blood . 'I'hl'Ilt'o I tll.t'cll I I olt t 100 I nun cit
.
t'etl imtmuttot' 111 left iii too niutelt vlmIto
iiimitlt'r.
'i'il'y lmas'o tlltcred ouit lime life : iibt.1 time
Ii flU risim bmi t'ii I .
'i'imi viil lle't'm' do.
\'tuti imu list not let i t go on ,
\uli lutist ( 'tli'm.flj hltille3'u4 flilti ntnlco
tlmcimi Iiiit'm' youu' lltiml , 'i'lmls you cmlii
do s'Itim lii' . iloimb's Spuragmms : Fidtiey
Pills.
Pills..s
.s sooii its ' kiulime'S
yoni' $ imeglu to Iii-
Icr your blomti lmOlh'l'13' 3'Oliu' Lulooti w'iih
gt't m'otl uuiul imttm'e uigalu , I t w'ihl get
ilu'im it imul llOubt'lshIiitg , Color anti hifo
bringing.
I t sili bmiiki' : you feel hll' a omew Imliutu
or voiminum ,
1)m' . I lolib's Slmlb'liglis Flmimioy Pilia nm'o
0. S t eel ig I itt'im I mm r , lien I I iug I oh Ic for time
kltlitt'vs , , 'riml'3' s'ill cum'e youui' sick kId-
1103's.
A mmd viic'u I lii' l Id mioys a rI' s'm'hl they
s'iil .ihiler 3'Oul' blood , ico'p 11 iuuiu'e ,
clemu mm , i'ool a mud Ii en I t 113' ,
Fou' iiuoiu youmm' luluoul ( h'itt'imd nearly
t.ll , t I u'el3' 3'Out m' het : I t ii o m' si el it i'sa.
\\'lmt'im it is in'tuin'r13' flItt'etl it will
11mm id 13' he lIOSSI I I ( ' for ymu t a i'mI I I sIck.
\Vl memu I t Is ii mm II I t ei'u1 , I mu ie , ii ii.
lmoaht 113' , 3'OlI cmlii imumu'dly exln'et to keep
svehl , . ' d
Im' . I lmhb'i '
1'ithllt'y Pihlut imi'
I mm ti o I i'i mU' I I Ill I ly , no t ( mama I I mt st iii k s ,
hut fu'ommm time m'oots at' tIme mmsmau'agmms
lulamm t , Fioimi mu special extruet made
1)3' ) 11. ShloelmIl lltO1'ess vlmk'lm ( 'Xtr8VtS mubuui
coluceiitrmutes mIll I ime 'it'tiie alud imcul-
iimg hmropem't Ii's of time iululmi t.
'i'hmolu' tut'tlout omt time iclthiit''s Is outmost
limmimmetilmutu' , 'l'lmey gently tulle tlmeimm tip
mumiti heal : ull liujiiu'le's em' disou'ilei' , 'l'lm'y
si limmiulmute tbeimm to ht'altlm3' action mibid
mituike tlmemu do titeR' vork of ihlteilmmg
time bltnmtl.
Im' . I imlml'S ) ial'fltla ) 1'lthmmt'y 1'llls
\v I I I ii i'I hg lmu : dc ( 'ala 1' 8 miii 1 I ( a t o ito he
kltlmiO3' eommmllm'xioims , , mevls'c' Iimmgglmmg cml-
orgy , St i'Cil g t Imemi t ii e mmmii mmcl es mm mm ml cii ro
mmii khlmmey mumuti blood troubles aimd elis-
'i'lmC3' viii i'ehle'oaimul cuito Bmiglit's
Ihitleumso , tliniuelt's , ( 'olmgesi of tim kid.
lut3'14 ? , ilmt'it mmiu : I I slit , liii I us I mm I imo ml tu I me ,
limmubs , shIes ziiiul back , muimn'immlml , clmloi'o-
sis , gout , sleeplessimess , tlein't'sslomu of '
Siii'lti4. blOi'S'OUsume $ , lmemutluclme : , dixximmess ,
lm3'sti'l'imm , etc.
¶ I'impy will do it shmmiiuly emmoumglm ity
sllmmpl3' lmiulklflg time kidmmeys 1111cr limo
blood ,
uuu1 timelt' suiccegs commmes frommm i'ecog-
mmlzlug time tm'uilhs , tlmut : lmume blooti immenimi
hmenitlm , that immuhnit'e lilootl Immemimma dlii-
( 'uSE' , tlmumt 01113' t1mt klltie3'S cau filter
mmiii ntmmify time blood.
A fes' t1ose of 1)r , I1olilu' Spuu'nguis :
Khumie , ' Pills will u'ehie'o. A I'ev boxes
i'ilh cure ,
Sold by mull druggists , or mitahlod vre-
haiti to 11113' : itltli'ess for co ; et'iuts a box.
\al mm I jim' imoemi i'lu I pa mmm liii le t , ' ' ' . Fl I Icr
for You r 11100(1 , " 1 Il ust umt t cml , 111mm I lemI free
film " ( 'quest , Address lIOil5 ) ? mledlclno
(2o. ( , Chicago or Scum Fm'anclst'o ,
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AS CLJSTOMA1Y
FIOBB SPARAGUS PILLS
will be sold 1mm Omaha by Limo
Shermaii & NcConncll Drul Co.
1531 Dodge street , seconti door svest of I' . 0
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THE MURRAY.
Ommmnliga's Lending Hotel.
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New Eqomipimmcmit ,
FIRST-CLASS AND MOlI1RN ,
Special Ilmutos by time Mouth for
time Wiitcr ,
B , SILI.OWAY , I'res. nnd Mgr. ,
14th antI iimmrncy Sts. , Omaimmi.
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TRADE-MAfig
BR1AKFASTSUPPER
EPPS'S '
CRATEFUL-COMFojTINC
COCOA
BOILING WATER OR MILK. :
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( My maine used Wool Soap ) I with maine had )
I'O ! OLEiVS will not emlirink If
WOOL SOAP
0 i mused in the laundry ,
Wed Soap is clolicate and refreImiimg torbati , ; ur-
Doses. 'rite tieu cleauscr , 11a a btmrat amour dealers ,
Two btzemitoibotanct ; laundry.
Rawortb , Schodde & Co. , Makers , Chicago.
3L'nathanm it , . Iloiton , iii Leommartb iii. ,
flow YorkV2T Chestnut tfb.iIt. Louis ,
Wh1.CO COOhI'OiJND
ANSY. PILLS
SateandSilItE , Alwsyarellable , 'Zak.
umosubatitump , } 'orssle by .11 druegm.IL $2.00. Iteiut
40. for JIbmmn' , SajuirS. V. ' ! CCCX 3i'ECZ FlU
co , : u bOUTU IitlUTU by.I'UILAUa. , I'A.
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