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Show THE BEE. 10 KNOW MUCH MILLINERY. OP Uflibtuili of tl t f UrillcUIng Thing They Iloul I'udtrtiiml. On milliner oa Wabasn atenue bat tome to the unalterable conclusion that aome married men are becoming altogether too critical of tilings the.r wives wear. Hardly a day pas-she paid that one of my customers doe not come hack to me with a perfectly lovely hat that she has careful ly picked out and had made herself, after long deliberation, to have me alter it, because her husband doesnt like it. I could Just shake the women who do this, to I could! The Idea of , difference between cerise and burnt orange! Wby, a man came In here with his wife the other day to sea that she changed a hat she had had me make for her a few day before. The hat was as pretty a thlug as any of my girls ever made, trimmed with a delicate shade of heliotrope ehlffoa. It certainly was not loud, and It ceitalu ly was not too young for the lady, who was not more than 35, and as pretty as a peach. Weil, the way that man bossed around! And do you know that all the time he was talking about d womens hats be was wearing a green and yellow necktie himself positively! If these crazy men are so afraid of their wives looking pretty and attractive, why dont they Immure them In convents, or make them wear those blankets with eyeholes, that oriental women wear? From the Chicago Chronicle. loudly-trimme- their permitting their Judgment about such a thlug ns a hat for their own head to be overruled by their husbands! What do men know about womens hats, anyway? Yet, the poor little characterless woman who comes in here to me, saying 'I think the hat Seeing the Night. is perfectly beautiful myself, and I In these days of liberal educaKven certainly would like to keep It, but my s It, and says its tion, young women sometimes show husband confused are the Ideas shut up In dinky, and a colored mess, and an how of this Is the outrage on art, and 473 years too their heads. Illustrative young for me, anyhow, and so Ill have naive blunder which Kdmondo de to change it for something more Amlcls recounts In his story of a voystaid.' 'Too young for you- thats age from Genoa to Huenos Ayres. The captain of the stcaner which what the husbands are all saying now tAe charming young blunnumbered about the hats their wives are selecting for themselves. Its too exasper- derer among Its passengers, met her we ating, so It Is! Do these husbands one morning and said: Signcrin.i, Oh, g wives to get cross the tropic of cancer want their themselves up like occupants of a Indeed, she cried with enthus'aiin Do 'Then we shall see something at home for superannuated ladles? they want them to appear on the last' streets in the little bundly black toques, with bunches of cherries sticklie naa 8fon r apt with and In the back, Paisley ing up SheYou will ask papa, will you shawls thrown over their shoulders? not? Or must I? He Oh, I have seen The Idea! him! Fact Is, he made the suggestion And the big way these men talk of that it was about time for me to procolors, too as If any of them knew the pose.- Stray Stories. pooh-pooh- - to-da- fresh-lookin- F AY. y. MALE AND FEMALE cuuntM for by the superstition that flourUhe In mi njr district thtt.Mll-In- g SINGER dry good or keeping !ok 1 A more manly career than singing. TbU Tint ll Former. In looking over a list of American public creed keep rainy a min from concert singers It la eurious to note developing the gold mine in hi In that the number of tenors now at large larynx. Heslde. there is epeclally man a Just exactly equals the combined num- America, a sentiment that ber of the unrestrained baritone and should not depend on his father after bassos. It Is probably true that there he has reached hi majority. It la a are Just about two eultlvatM tenor wholesome sentiment on some acto each baritone or bass. There are, counts, a pernlclou sentiment on oththe similarly. "about twice as many so- ers. It has much kinship with is of old belief that as soon as a girl pranos as there are or contraltos, and there are probably a marriageable age she should stand two trained soprano to every tenor. ready to hop off her fathers shoulThe reasons for these ratios are prob- ders upon the first pair of empty male ably these: A higher voice, being the shoulders that come within reach. more unusual, attracts to Its owner the WHAT THE LAW DECIDES. more attention. It lends itself to music of a far greater range and brilExemptions of accidents to hollers soand tenor The natural liancy. and machinery," In a hill of lading are prano are accordingly encouraged to held. In Falrbank vs. Cincinnati, N. 0. cultivate what may, after all, be only and T. P. K. C. (C. C. App. 6th. C.), a mediocre ability. The 38 L. H. A. 271, insufficient to Include Is or baritone, however. thought the breaking of a car axle. of as only an ordinary mortal, and a Delivery to a conslgneo who does voice of the utmost possibilities may not produce the bill of lading, is held, be left to waste its fragranco In the in Nebraska Meal Mills vs. St, Louis dark, unfathomed caves of Its owner's S. W. It. Co. (Ark.), 38 L. It. A. 358. throat. A village church Is the epi- sufficient to discharge the liability of tome of the world In this respect. The the railroad company if it had no nowomen sing alto or keep quiet, or tice that the bill of lading had been strain and squall at the top notes; the transferred. With this case are colmen drone out a bagplplsh bass. The lected the authorities on the subject To whom may delivery be made ungood voices are lost In the lugubrious average. Ilut If there Is a girl who der bill of lading. takes the high notes flutily or a boy A passenger's careless use of a loadwho can Interpolate the tenor part ed gun on a steamboat, by whlchan-othe- r without danger of scarlet fever, these passenger Is Injured, is held; In voices sing out above the grounding West Memphis P. Co. vs. White chorus; every one pricks ear to listen. (Tenn.), 38 L. R. A. 427, to render the It may be that that voice ought to be owner of the steamboat liable, lf.the confiscated, but to the teacher It must passengers negligence was such Aft to go. The steps from the first discovery excite apprehension in a reasonably to a career of public weal or woe are prudent person and the owner failed easy. The fact that more women than to exercise the utmost vigilance and men study song is doubtless to be ac- - diligence in protecting the passengers. WUy ll letter Are More mezzo-sopran- Numerous os mezzo-sopran- o -- TEETS BARGAIN STORE. 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