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California Limited. AiTtngemcnts have been perfected for a line of Semi-weekly Pullman Vestibuled, Double Drawing Room, and Sleeping Cars between St. and Lo Angeles, running through wi thout change. Tkese care will leave St. Louis every Ifednesday and Saturday night at 9:00 p.

arriving at Los Angles, Saturdays and Tuesdays at 5:50 p. m. A Buffet Smoking Car and Dinning Car are attached to this train at Kansas City, running through to Pacific Coast without ckange. Only three days from port to Los viti this line. For berth reservations on or address C.B.MEwell,Agt.

WABASHR.R, Loganeporl, Ind. MILEAGE BOOKS. Modified Features of The New Interchangeable Mileage Ticket. DMr. E.A.

Ford, General Passenger Afrent of the Pennsylvania and Lines, penda out the foilowlni? Information regarding modified features of the Central Passenger Association's interchangeable one thousanfl mile ticket: The most important modifications are in th'5 rule as to Binning: the mileage at'lo aad issu ing the exchange ticket. Under the new rule, the owner of an interchangeable mileag-o THE LATEST STYLES. NEW COLOR LIKE THAT OF RAW MOCHA COFFEE. Ball Govrtu Their JfoTel Trimming For Dance or wear Fancier Circular Coatnmeg. Do Yon Love Jf so, of the latest and prettiest or ti day.

by mailing Ten Cents or stamps) to cover mailing- and post- ajre, to the undersigned for a copy of the BIG FOUR TWO-STEP (Mark envelope "Two Step.) We ars giving! his tnualc, which is regular shfi -t music, at this exceedingly low nte, for tta purpose of advertising, nnd test- tie Talue of the different papers as adver- tialag mediums. E. O. McCormlck, Passenger Tnfflc Manager, "Big Four Route." Cmoln- utl, O. Mention this paper when you write.

All the way From the Missouri River to Buffalo, the Wabash Railroad Operates Trains over its Own Tracks. Having leased the tracks of tne Gran- Trunk Railway between Detroit and Suspen- Bridge and those of the Brie R. from Suspension BHdge to Buffalo, 'ho Wubash will run Us own trains Horn Kancae Cits Omaha. Dea St. Louis, Quincy, Hanni tel, KookuS and Cnlcajo to Buffalo, beinR tbe Only road frsir Missouri and Mississippi Hlvor points baring Its own line and trains runninu nio Buffalo.

Through cars from KaneasOlty, St, louls and Chicago to Buffa.o wlthoui change ticket mar, at his convenience and leisure, sign his nume upon the back of the part of the mileage strip cloae to the last preceding detatchcuent. (but it must be siifneil witu an indelible pencil witb ink, or It will not he honored), and can leave his ticket thuil sis-Tied with the Agent upon hie arrival ut it station, or send It to bim by a messenger or by the hotel porter, or in some other way, and upon his return to the station find his exchange ticket rearty and hia bags-axe checked provided he has made such an advance arrangement- Therefore there need be no more delay at the station or on the train tae usu of the now thai there was in using'tne old form of mileage eket, which latter form was good only over the stem of roads, the "interchangeable" it good over forty The old form of ejclmnge ticket is valid for conlinuoUB passage only on a certain train and daW', while the new or modified form vrl'l he good on any train, (except the on either the date of issue or the day This new form has been piffled to render It easy of Issue and to better accommodate travelers, and the hindrances wbich accompanied the old form will therefore be, la the early future, entirely obliberated. Interline tickets from points on one Railway to points on aoother, via turougrb car lines and via junctions where connections are close and there are no transfers, are being prepared as fast aB nueilblu. These t.iok»ts will be issued In exchange for coupons from the interchangeable mileage baggage will be checked through, it convenience which could not be enjoyed by tho use of the old form of mileage ticket The modifications above alljded to have been approved by the Mileage Ticket Bureau of the Central Passenger Association, and will be In effect on or before December 1st. or lust as soon us the new forms of exchange and interline tickeis can te printed and distributed among tho thousands of agencies of the forty different railway companies over whose linns the tickets are honored, and some Agents of the Pennsylvania Lints have been already supplied with them.

It Is believed thai ihese amendments to a plun which Is ready successful and popular, will place the new interchangeable mileage ticket beyond the reach of reasonable criticism. 1897,1898. IMUr. B.in.iM. TO Oli(3 CHIOXOO DIV1BIOS DAILY.

Leave for a a :25 "4:30 m. Arrive from Chicago a pm m. BRADFORD ANC OOU7MBD8. LMTO for Bradford a m. Arrive from Bradford 4 am; pm; m.

KFFNER DIVISION. for Kffncr a a m- 5pm Sunday only, Arrive from 12:45 ro Sundav only. RICHMOND AND CINCINNATI. lor Hlohmond t32.55 am; a Arrive from Richmond a t.U :00 a I1TWAMAPOLI8 AND LOHIBVIKJ. Leave for Loalgvllle 12:45 am: "1:10 m.

Arrive from Umiiville a m. J. A. MOCULLOUQH, Agent, Lopuiaport, Ind. LOOAKBFOBT NO.

mi RT BOUXD, 2 Xastern Express daily 8:83 a Mail and Express daily 4 Atlantic Express daily 11 Fort Wayne A ceo K.x tn 74 Local Freight Ex 4:18 in wmsi HOUND. Western Express dally Fast Mall Daily Mail and KxpressdnUr 2:40 Pacific Express dally a Dccatur Acco E.T-Sundav a Local Freight Kx-Sunday 7:35 a HO.W.-.. Ho. 87 Ho.) For the Christmas and New Tear Holidays, the Wabash K. K.

Co. will sell tickets for the round trip ut greatly reduced rates. Tickets will be good going on date of sale otly, good returning up to. and including January 4th. 1SOS.

Tickets can be purchased December 24th, 25th, and 31st. 1SH7, and January 1st; 1898. For further particulars, call on or address. C. O.

NEWELL, Agt. Wabash K. R. Co. Holiday Excursions Yandalia Line.

the Holidays the Vandalia Line will fell Excursion Tickets rates Irom all atrttloiiB. to local points on its own line, and also to points on connecting lines. For full particulars call on nearest Vandalia Line Ticket Agent, or address E. A. FORD, Gen'l Passenger Agt, St.

Louis, Mo. EXCURSION CHILI. WIST SOUKD. irrlveg Arrives 8:80 R. .3:80 p.

ir a. p. jr VANDALIA LINE. Ilmo In effect Dec 5,1897. FOR THE NORTH No.

8 10:85 a. m. Ho. 8 p. m.

FOR THE SOOTH. Wo. SI .7:05 a. a. No.

p. m. for complete Time Card, Klrtng all tratnj and ctatlona, and for full Information to through addreai a KMUVORTH, agent, Lopansport, or 4. row). General Pauengor Agent, Mo.

EL W. Time Table, Peru, Ind. Solid tralni between Peoria and Sanduslrr and and Michigan. Direct oon- annloni to and from all in the CTnlted and Canada. SOUTH DIPAST No Indiana polls Krp dailj 7:10 Mall a eioept Sunday) Noi5 Indpl'i Bxp ex 3:36 191 No PaMeuger nxeept ban Ho tU BoobMter local antre :45 except Sunday, KORTH BOtTWD.

iJOpm No Michigan City dallr', MO pm No Detroit Xzp Mo 140 Acooa except a aot ran north Peru OB Ban day. DM (detot ratw and irmral Information oall ttoket L. B. W. Rates Via Pennsylvania Lines For Christmas and New Year.

Following the annual custom. Ticfcet Apo of the FcHrsyl vania Linos will sell excursion tickets Dec, 24th, 2oth and 81st. 1S97, and Jan, 1st, 189S, tor tae Christmas and New Vear Holidays. Tickets will not be sold to adirts for less than 25 cents, nor to children for less than 15 cents. Ileturn limit of excusion will Include Jan.

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1S9T, by the One of the prettiest colors that have ever been evolved is that found in the raw mocha coffee berry. It is dnll and indistinct in itself; but, no matter what other color is laid beside it, it at once takes on a new beauty, and one seems to understand it all for the first time. With green, pink, scarlet, blue, brown, heliotrope or black it always looks as if that one was the only proper color to set it off until it is seen with another. Just how it happened that so many different fabrics were simultaneously produced in exactly the same shade of color 1 cannot tell, but it is found in everything. Cloth, when of good qnal- ity, is exceptionally handsome in this color.

Silk net for a ball gown in this it is really more of a tint than a decided a faint whitish green taffeta was very refined and delicate. Around the bottom of the skirt was a double bias ruffle, with a trailing wreath of blood red roses along the center, and this extended quite around tho ekirt. The waist was gathered with a very slight blouse effect in front 'and draped belt of the taffeta. There was a bertha of silk mull with three lines of the red roses across the front and running up to the shoulders and ending among the silk mull puffed bows. Berthas and fine bnt shcwy foot trimmiug are seen on nearly fill dano.ng gowns, particularly those made of light stuff.

Much ingenuity is expended upon them. Crape wrought iato cockleshell pattern is put on some and ruffles caught up on others into little puffs like the bubbles on a basin of soapsuds. Others are showa where pink silk mull is made into little rosettes, which look like a continuous wreath of roses. Pinked out rose plaitings are also seen. Some of the rose plaitings are cut on the bias and the edges fringed out.

They are made very full and are lighs as thistle down. This kind of trimming is made of vory thin, stiff silk. Surah twill works better: It is cut in the proper width on the truo bias. A sewing machine needle is broken off at the eye, and the raw edge of the silk is sewed along about half or a third of au inch from the edge. This makes the silbfray out into a fringe, and when it is plaited up into tho rose plaiting it is very pretty indeed.

Both edges, are done. One novelty in the trimming of ball gowns is where a dress of white crepe lisse was sewed with pink pearl beads all over. Tho trimming in question was around the bottom in a festoon made of pink silk mull. The upper line was a gauffered puff less than an inch wide, with a doubled bias raffle of the KUHH beneath. This was pinched at irregular intervals, giving it a crumpled look that was exceedingly pretty.

The wide sash belt was of rich pink moire ribbon, whose ends reached nearly to the bottom aud ended in a fringe of pearl beads. The sleeves to this pretty dancing frock were elaborate! affairs, made of pink mull, moire ribbon and pearl heads. The bertha had a bib front worked with pink pearls and gold thread. A new fancy for the adornment of tho neck for those who are in full evening toilet is tbe black velvet dog collar. These aro very becoming alike to the young girl's slender neck and the elderly lady with three chins.

Some are made plain and stiffened. Others aro sewed upon stretched elastic, and when this is to take its natural dimensions after it is finished it looks like shirring with the edges ruffled. Handsome gold, silver or jeweled buckles fasten them. "Wristlets," as those made for the wrists are called, are equally becoming where the arm is exposed, the black velvet making the skin, appear pure nnd pearly. Evening gloves are long as ever.

Some have no stitching at all on the back of the hand, others are stitched in heavy cords, aud others rr-nin are beaded. There are many evening gloves, but somehow noue pleases as well as do the mous- In the neck on the bias edge. The mid dl-i point is hemmed and plaited a littl at the top under a bow of ribbon tc match. The two points are turned bac to form loops, and bows of ribbon art sewed in front of them to tie. The whol is light- and very dainty.

Some the zephtT fascinators have a donbl knitted row of scallops, each edged wit a row of crystal or was pearl beads. I notice a. growing preference for th long circular capes lined witb Siberian or other inexpensive fur. They nre rich and look most comfortable. They are usually made of fine cloth tibet, whipcord, coating serge, velours ottoman silk, reps or in a few cases velvet itself.

They are garnished ac cording to tbe taste or purse of the wearer, but the preference jnst now for skunk borrierines. The blouse stree costume still a favorite, but it is no longer possible to evolve anything uev for these suits, for many minds aud hands exhausted the list. On new one came as near being novel one could be now. Tins gown and blouse were smoke whipcord, trimme( black titan braid and fur border COSTUMES. ings; also one rever of for and a lafa- yette collar.

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Tie jetveled and miniature trattons considered more in the light of pretty curiosities tbaii real gloves intended to be -worn The true gentle-woman does not -wear pronounced gloves. For sortie du bal or opera there is new design in wraps, which are nearly all short, though some are long and ample, bet the smartest of them all ara short. A pretty design is a moire, satin or velours in some very light shade and ornamented with ribbon, featier trimming, light for or pearl beading with lace jabots. There is a wide latitude, the only requirement being that the cape be short and iu military shape. Fascinators, kepis rajd dainty hoods are all seen.

So are lace mantillas. One pretty hood can easily be made. It con- (isti of a.tziangie of liberty silk, shirred How to Paint and Paper a Handsome Combinations. New unprduted wood cau be stained oak, walnut or the fashionable green, but it should be recollected that paint covers a multitude of sins, and that a door that will have quite a highly finished appearance when thickly coated with paint and highly varnished will look sadly rough when merely stained. Given tolerably good workmanship and decently seasoned timber, aud the latter treatment is decidedly preferable to the former.

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