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Made In UnisL Depot at terminals.
Until further notice trains will depart from
Butte as follows:
No. 4 Atlantic Express Nj a. m. for Helena,
Great Falls. ~. Paul, Minneapolis and Eastern
points.
No. 2 Helena Express 4 90 p. m.
For information rs TO sleeping car reservation,
tickets and time tables, apply 10
j.. DAWSON.
Gen. Agent. Butte.
L. II. HUBBARD,
Trav. Pass. Agt., Helena.
Il. II. LANGLEY,
Gen. Tiki. Agt. NJ. c. Ry., Helena.
r. l. WHITNEY,
gen. Pass. aud TIKI. AT. ct Nor. Ry., It. Paul.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22

Th. .saan u-na nsEaI nf "A natlpnt-
...aJ,a.a uo,,,.man who
s' ..hio, w.s
stoou oehinu u con"..'
the sign "faying leiier, III one o,"e
uptown national n by a New YORK
Times reporter.
ssWell.n he rcplicd with n smile-a very
agreeable ~mile-.now that / have be-
- n.a.,;oai ,,hi,,sonher do moi
49," --...lo,; a,
hhui, irnsoihe. lhueeu, ra''e,e"Io.n
myself. The efforts OF a iauy oihas'er' 'e
intricacies Of banking rules and practices
used TO make my head ache. Now they
proyide entertainment for me all day
long used 10 siuh when I saw N lady
.n,r,.ch ,ho w;,,,ov, x,;,h nm .xnression
"p'.N -" ;.I:ao.. H., 10 ,,os I'm
on ner race i""'ca,."R '"' " ""'
uoubt about something. NOW i ooser'e
her coming with pleasure, for she may
have some new problcm-though that Is
unlikely-or she may develop some new
phase of character. That is unlikely,
aaisn hou,ovor' I ,h;,L I know them ali
/ o,.h, To-
.yShv is they can't understand
"Nia.y OF them mnderstand everything.
The maior;,v do Thc woman who can.
No, .,,,nnaIond ali ,ha, ~ rnUuir..1 ~ n
denositor il nm exccntion Rut those who
do moi understand do not understand nj
ali. What do yo, think of a lady coming
her. and d.r,an,,ing ,oknow why n cheek
drawn Inv her was moi maid when there
was no money 10 her credit. I've haa
hanpened This morning When / told the
noye woman that her account was
slightly overdrawu, she asked me why
IN sent her word
TO- couiu nave ,oiu very easily py
and comnarinu the total will Inc total de-
posits IN your baik book, said.
oh' she repneu. All. po'hcr Win
figures. always hated en-
"And had some difficulty In %convinc-
ing her thai ~ would be necessary TO pn,
money IN the bank before she could draw
u more out; She wasn't quite so bad,
however, as the very innocent lady, ms.
torical IN bank circles, VINO, when one oil
her hecks was sent bach marked no
iunds. descended upon thc bank Tor in-
money, explaining That there must he
plenty TO her credit sun, as she had only
used about lialf of the checks IN her
check book
Inc teiier was oDliged Just then ON
form a notwithstanding young woman that
her signature To the check she presented
would be absolutely necessary. before he
could honor ~. She blhshed f~uriously
y hurled to "A desk 70 her name.
There Is an example," he said, Laughing.
.But she knows better. IL was only care
When he had paid the young woman
her money he continued: at is n great
wonder that lad depositors are not con-
tnualiy being defrauded, because OF their
manner OF drawing checks. OF course,
when h g draw them at the bank we can
correct them. But the checks they write
during their shopping tours would, i
should think, be IA constant temptation To
could be easily raised. Nearly Al, except
line after putting down the mount, and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22

A Washington letter says Miss Wanna
amaker, the daughter of the postmaster
general, is Of more than averagepersonal
attractions. She has the roundncss and
freshness Of youth and a fair complexion
that would bear any test. She Is q well
educated young woman, possessing a well
bred Manner, We're her father but half
as rich as he Is, Miss wanamaker would
have some chance OF being estimated as
she deserves. As il Is, however, her
fathers money overshadows her. In the
general mind she Is forever associated
with the power of money, and she does
not get the credit her own worth and
beauty cntitle her to receive. Every
young mar paying her any attention !,
regarded as "a fortune-hunter, and m
vious young women. while iiattering and
counting her hospitality, declare privately
that she owes everything To money. But
the truth H., were Miss Wanamakcr mod
crately poor her beauty and accomplish
mcnts would be appreciated and she
would shine as n superior young oma
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
Woman's World.
LADIES AS BANK DEPOSlTORS-sOM OF THEM HAVE DIFF
FICULTY IN COMPREHENDING THE RULES.

ties, has a good social and financial back
ing, Il an interchangeable student and is to-
day within measurable distance Of being
a fine actress. That she aspires TO the
mantle of Miss Anderson will be n sur
prise 10 a w~ell-known Chicago girl, n pet.
too, of Sorosis, who hoped 10 I'LL the place
vacated by the cold. calm beauty from
Kentucky.-Neir York World.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22

Don't spoil pour clothing or sol pour
hands ritl paint-pot aud brush, but call at
the Standard" Office and hare pour :" To
Rent" aud :" For Sale" cards Neatly printed
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cages Wemisfetteu.
| Il B

Dem BemiQisunsssWusiduB bes
BunoessS enates 1T cine Yetition bon
Biirgern bes Setritoriums Oklahoma
augegangeu, mel9e um 8unbess Inter
tibung bitten. 9ie in Of(aboma berr.
f6enben Notbitdnbe fpptten ieber Be-
i6reibung. Ser gtnte=g rtrag biefes
9er5fes mitb in GoIge ber anbaltenben
Shrre in ben meifen Sbeilen bes Serz
ritoriun,s b6aig alei9 NuG fem.
Senator Quae bat beattrdgt,
ooB Der 80. &uguif ais Sermin fir Die
Nbfimmung iiber bic Sarif. gia feFge.
iebt perben fon.
Sn Columbia, 9Th. gatolina
tagt cine bemotratif9e 5taatsconbens
tion. tpelde iiber bic 6raae enti6eiben
lou, OBJ In 3utunft Die Nomiaationeu
fhr bic Staats. Nemter Don Der Staatss
contention ober in ben primdrber,
famulungen Dorgenommen perben
foaen. Ser 2ampf tpirb Elm 3iemli@ ct.
bitterter tuer6en.
- Ser Strife auf BET Stem Norfer
@tntralsBabn 1T mod ni9t beenbigt.
Die Wetbapblunaen Der @eieui1aft nit
benz gerban5e Der 2ocomptibeu.6abrer
tinb 0ei3er fnb reiultatlos %geblieben.
Muslanb.
Ser amtli6e Beri6t iiber ben grs
~portbanbel 9euti9lnnbs fur bos erfe
Dalbfabr 1890 neift cine ~beoeutenbe
3unabme Der Nusfubr na9 Nmerita
auf, defenders in 8aumwoae. unb
Woaenmaaren, 5eibenfoHen unb fer,
ttgen Rleioern. Man glaubt, 5ab biefe
3unabme bic Jolge bei9leunistsr Der,
.fhihunge1 mar, UNI bic Maaren nod
Dor Snfrafitreten Der Wcssin!epzB Sin
on Ort unb STEELE gu baben.
SSn Miinheu 1T Elm Dentmal fir
5ran3 aaber @~abelsberser, ben ges
GRINDER Der etenograpbie in SeutI@,
Lamb unb @rfinSer oes mad linn be=
rlannten Spifems, entbiilt por6en.
Ser erfte 8tirgermeifer bon Minden
unb mebrere Oelegaten fenograpbiI6er
Wereine, untef ibnen aud elmer bon
Wetp Oorf, bielten &eben aum &ubme
8abelsbergers unb ieines @n}fems.
&6nig WilbeIm BON 0olanb III
oEfs nege 10 beftig erfrantt. oaB man
feline balbige Wuf6Iung fur unmittelbar
bebOriiebenb bdIt.
Die unruben iii 8sIsien nebmcn
einen bebrobli@en @barofter on. Dos
yolf b~erlangt bringenb bic @infubrung
bes ollsemeinen 6timmrebts.
Sn @ales lit Elm GROCER giiens
babnsStrit 0usgebro1en. Die Gtri.
ter begeben euerlei @enaIttbdiigteiten,
10 boB fd bic &esieruug ge3tpunsen
gefeben bat. Sruppen on ben S9au.
plab Der unruben gu fGiden.
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bod aud gu Der lle~ber3euaung gefom.
men 1T, baB cine semiKe Stats : @ons
troae tber bic @iienbabnen ausgetibt
merben mug, tpenn bic 8abnen ni6t
f6lieBli6-anftatt benz Dolfe gu oienen
= 3u 5erren uub Sebridern beHelbea
tnerbsn iolen?
DaB bic neue platform Bet terani.
i6tn Democratic einen groben &ei9s
tbuin ueuer Gebanfen a%uf3upeiien babe,
perbeu oermutbli9 bic 86ter bsrIeIben
felbF ni6t bebaupien molen, es fet
benin, oaB man bic Gorberung als eineu
iol9en nneuen @ebanfen" aufafen
Doate, oaB ale Nemter NIT ~Iebensldngs
lider anifeuuns abseideft tperben
iolten. 8etanntli1 giebt es berartiger
Nufeaungen i@on isBt nur gang berz
f6minbsnb tpenise. DieieIben BE-.
f6rdnten ftd auf bic Mitslie5er bes
gunbessO bergeri@tes unb auf bic paar
Bunbes &i6ter in iebem gin3eltaate.
SOB aber gerabe biefe Mdnner auBer>
balb bes partei9etriebes, Dber bielmebr
Rber bemfeIben feben, 1T iebr gut,
benu oas ma9t bielelben abIolut unab,
hdngig = fomohl nod oben, als au@
nod unten bin-unb bas bat 3ur 6olge,
baB biefe Mdnner bon elmer burd Ni9ts
gu DISQUALIFICATION llnparteili1.eit fnb,
pelhe bel benz Wehiel aler iibrisen
8eamter unb Der parteien gar. ni1t
bod senus seiddbt perbert fann.
Was gum S9!uRe bic Goroerung
bet Ylatform aur 8ewiqisuns eenisen.
bet Staatsmittel FIR elm Snpalibenbaus
fur conf6berirte Snbaliben onlanet, 10
balten mir bieielbe fiir bur9aus bere9.
tist. 8on ber 8unbes. &esieruug taun
man ni@t gut p%erlansen, baB He aud
nod fir Die ebemaIigen Golbaten for.
gen fol-, Del6e ben 8unb sertrimmern
belfen mo0ten, aIein bic ebemaligen
SeceiRons > Staten erfllen nur cine
gang ielbfberftdnoli9e gbren : pHidt,
meun fe Sen 2~ebensabenb Derienisen
Dor Notb unb @lenb H6er ftelen, meI9e
fttr bic .8erIorene 5ade" ibre 2noden
gu Marfte getraseu baben - unb atpar
aumeif nbem 3pang gebor6enb, ni@t
Der eignen Wabl". IS 1T f1erli1
ni9t ibre S9uIb. baB He auf Der falz
f9en Seite ifanben, tpdbreub R1 iiber
ibre ebemaligen @egner ber MiDionen=
Resen IN @eftalt bon penfionett ergieBt.
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Wo@ einntal Die ,,8reukersg pmate"

Wie bereits mitsetbsilt. bat bas Ser.
bot Der 8ef6roerung bon SoIHoi's
s2reuBer SonateH bur9 Die po1t bic
algemeine Nnfmertiamteit ouf oieies
Bud gelenft unb bemfelben reiBenben
NbiaB berf9aft.
Yin berf@iebenen pldben in Sem Nort
tonnte man in ben lesten Sagen 6aus
Rrer nit 6anbmdgen jeben, fuelde nit
gSemplaren bes 8udes, oas fur rs @ts.
berfouft tDurbe, angefiilt tuaren. @apiz
t1u Mc2ausblin iob tiirsli1 eiuen fol.
den 0auirer, 9amens Walter Wiegins,
urlgeben BON taufuffigen Yerl0ueu.
unb elm sroBes Pladat ouf benz 6anbs
tpagel lautete ME fDIgt:
r8om 3or bon 9uBlanb uuo pom,
General Potmeiiter Der Nereiaiateu
6toaten u~n!erbridt. 9olfoi's gt0Btes
Werf, Die Rreuber.@ onnte3.
Capt. Mc9ausblin perbaftete mig.
aims uno bra9te ibn nod benz 6tationss
bauie. Ct mics bierauf ben Oetettipe
Nugent unb Die poli3ifen Gang unb,
- Vu1ueu uut ctUc dtuHUe UutU DeH
geairf gu MAIDEN unb Nle gu uerbaiten.
tDel9e oas Bud ~berfaufen. sic ertpifA=
ten Miaiam McSuire, 6enrp BDpes
unb Gtepban Sulipan. unb bradten
biefelben nebit ben 8t6ern Ing Sta.
t%iousbaus. SIN combs . poliaeigeriGt
f6idte bonn Ridter Wbite bic @efanee.
men in bic unteiiu@unQSbdft.. 7tHl3
4utboup gumftpd eridien dig Sid.
ger eeserl bic @efansenem. 9i@ter
Wbits los bic bon Capt. 2augbtin aIs
f9limm be3ei@neten Stelen iorefdItia
burd unb bemerfte baum. er finbe nidts
barin, mas bic @itten perberben f6are,
tporauf Der gapitdn erpiberte, bas
Bud entbalte pieaeidt nod f6limmere
Stelen, uno unter 0asemeinem @eld@s
ter bin3ufiste, er babe f6 genirt, es
gang leien.
gomffot ertldrte, er babe nod niGt
3eit gebabt, bas Bud gu tsien.
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at bic sdpimSimbt anbeubar9

WaE Iele bas @a@febenbe: SER 6. s.
Norris in Iepart, Artanfas, Iast: sd lag
an 9nnsen : Mbfcsfen i6per barnie6er, un6
meine Greuabe unb bic ser3te ertldrten mid
fir unbeiIbar fdDinbfidtis. ga fins i'd an,
Or. Sings neuss e6pinbIu6tsmittsI su ae,
SraaSsn; sett BABE ID - bic 8 brittle Blade anO
Garm pieoer 81 iiberYa9sn nnO gu beauffi@-
tisen. 70 1T bic BETTE Meoicin, bic eS ssbsn
fann!"
SeHs MiOblsipart in Decatur, Ohio, fdreibt
vBenn i'd ni6t 81. Sings neues S9ninb,
fu6ts. SeilmitteI sebraudt bate, mare i'd fdon
LANCE meinem eunsenIeiben erIeeen. Die GerSte
batten mid berrits aufseg:ben. Sept bin i'd
bel befem BoblIein."
YrobtHaiden frei in allen Npotbstsn. 8bole.
iale bel Dreih 9bompion & So.
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9emti6> @nsliide edmIe,

Gan Wntonto, Eera1.
aaertannt tidtise eebranSaIt fir Rnaben
nno MdSden felt treibia Sabren in roger
Mirfiamieit. gortrefRiGe 2ebrfrdfte inter Be.
nabrter eeitnns. Der enslif&en Spra@e iuirb,
Die Der bentl4en, belle @ednuns setraseu.
auBereem llnterriGt i'm 6banifdsn. Giniser.
E,aben bOrbsreitete S@iIer fnoen i~eber3eit
+. @roos. graiiSsnt Bee g5uI SoraanS.s
unb @ m. Barbed. Director Der NuaaIf
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etaat Obio. Stabt SoIeoo, I

~ Ne NJ
Gramt s. @beneb befdDSrt, tas ct Der
dltere Yartner per Girna s. 5. gbemeb G
20. III, tpelde Sei4afte in ber Stabt Eolebo,
IN obea genanntem gountb unb @taate, tbut,
unb oa6 befapte Girma bic Sun1me bon n.
bunhert Dollars fir ieben Sail bon Ra.
tarlb be3ablen pirO, Der bur4 ben @ebraud
bpm SaII'S &atarrb Sur nidt aebsiIt
tueroen tam. Grant s. Gbeneb.
Befdporen bot mir unb nnteridrieben in
iteiner @esenpart am 6. September A. D. 's6.
sean u. @. @IeaOn,
Wv ofentlider 9otar.
Sau's Ratarrb Rur birb innerIid aenom.
men nnb pirft brett auf bas 8Iut unb bic
i@leimisen SbsrFdden bes Gbitems. East
Sud umionf 8eusnife tommen.
g.. 8. Gbene1 & Co., fsIebo, 8.
n @erfauft bon apOtbefern, Is Gents.
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Sames stepben &uss.

5. 8. 0oae, Der nd6fe @ouuerneur
bes Stadtes Seras = oeun feline Nomis
nation III unter ben obtpaltenben 0erz
bdltniRen p6atg gIeihbebeutenb nit
feiuer g~rpdblung = 1T bon idottiids
irii1er Mbfammung. Sem Batter fam
i'm Sabre 1889 nod $eras unb febelte
fiA in Der Ndbe ban Nacogbo9es au.
9pdter fiebelte er nod &usf iiber. no
fein Sohn Sames Stephen am "a.
Mdrl 1851 geboren purbe.
edon i'm utter bon IL Sabren mutbe
Der iunge 6pgg Dertpaif unb fab fi6
auf feline eigenen Rrdfte amgemieien,
UNI H9 fetnen 2ebenssl1nterbalt gu ers
perben. Sein Batter fieI tpdbrenb beg
Btreertrieges in Der S6Ia9t Bel 60.
rintb unb feline Mutter ffarb ebenfa0s
mod tpdbrenb 5es Grieges. Der Qnabe,
Der tanr, nit ber notbmenbisfen Bolts.
f1ulbiIbung ausgeriifet NOR, muBte
aur 9anbarbeit g~reifen, UNI iein tds.
li9es Brob 3u perbienen. 6pdter trat
Ct In cine Sruderei als SeBer> 9ebrling
elm unb bra1te es bur6 eiierne1 Gleib,
6ur1 gnersie unb NIT 0ilfe bes ibm
augsborenen Muttertpibes 10 melt. bob
ct in 2ongpiep feIbft cine fleine 3eituug
griinber unb leiten tonnte. 6pdter
3og ct nod Quitnau in Boob @ountp,
mo sr bic sAuitman Neus" eriiubete
unb au GROCER Blitbe bradte.
SIN Sabre 1871 gab er fas 3eitungss
geiddft gang nnb sar auf. pibmete ii9
NIT .6tlfe ber g%rfparnife, bic ct &c.
ma6t, benz Stubium oer &eGtsmiRen.
i9aft uuo iuurbe TIM Sabre 1874 Ibuos
cat. SIN Sabre 1878 wurbe ct @ountps
Nntpalt bon Woob Gounip, 1880 tpuibe
CT gum Mnpalt tir ben Z. teranii@en
@eri6ts EiFritt seudbIt, In ueI6er
Steluns er bier Sabre perblieb. SIM
Sabre 1886 erfolgte bann-tpie befarnt
feline domination gum @eneral.N ns
malt. UNI ieBt ftr bas Nmt oes erifen
Staats .8eamten rominirt au perben.
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~ Maperids SAM bs3abIt 4
pro3ent 2inien fur 3eit,D epORten.
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Correspondent. Guadalupe So

correspondent. @naDaiupe o.,
IL. Wuguft 80. Sd erIaube mir Der
nGreien 9reKe@ gu beri6ter, baB fe oft
getabelt piro tuegen ibrer Witterungs,
8eri6te, in Be3ue auf ipeI@e He eft
fdli9li6 beri6tet III. Nidts III 70 iebr
benz Tarmer 3ur, Na9tbeiIe, aIs hber.
triebene Beri9te hber Witterune unb
grnt;n, neil BON ber probuttion bod
bic preiie abbdngen. Wenn 20 4. 9.
beiBt: Bon Der Golffdfte bis our Worb.
grenae unieres States finb aussiebige
&egen ~sefalenS, 70 muB es in 6oIee
beRen cine ausge3ei@nete Cotton @rnte
geben. Do infer Staat als elmer Der
meifprobu3irenben befanut III, tDirb es
aud ginbrud auf bic preiie bes Cotton
unb 6antea MAIDEN.
DAB BITE Baumtpolenernte cine CARA
iGlebte tuirb, min i'd ni9t bebaupten,
ba Die 2olaL Resen g~ussaug SuIi ifel.
lenpeiie fogar cine iebr CUTE gruts for.
bern fOuneu, 70 lit bod, 10 uiel i'd
tueib, felt benz II. SUM- bon Der @ua=
balupe ofli@ unb ungefdhr 6 Meilen
n6rbti9 bon Seguin big San Marcos
uno 2odbart big ieb! fetn &esen gsfal'
len, unb mag R@ aud nod meter ers
treden. IS mag In biefem groBen 2anb.
fri6 aud mobI bier unb ba Elm tIeiner
S9auer sefaleu ieiu, mslGes absr ebsr
S9aben ME 8ortbeil sebraGt bot. Sn
gut bearbeiteten Gelbern itebt Der Got.
ton nod gut, aber In Golee Der Dirre
unb por~bersebeuben HdRe i'm Mai gibt
es Geiber genug mo es nit benz Cotton
nod i@le9t ausiebt. MeiI 70 lpGt ee.
reinigt baben fe penis ooer nod gar
teine BoIs. unb In manden JeIbern
lieeen nod gauge 5tide 2anb be.
pHanst, aber ni6t gereiniet. Sd
f6reibe ni@t msiner @rnte tDegen. benn
msin Gelb iebt nod gut unb III rein /;
bod CLAUDE i'd ni9i. baB in bieiem Be.
i6riebenen Cambridge elm Srittel Bal
len I'm Our9i6nitt gema6t ipirb, Ton.
bern faum / Yolen per Nder, ober
Der 9erbf mtBte nod re9t giinitig tper,
ben. A. H.
= m ahprifs 81 hp,ohIt A
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hair dressed in soft waVy rolls and tips
q Ia GTecqlJe, ornament being a diamond
star, making up an extremely effective
evening dress for a young married
woman.
There seems to be a fell intent on the
part Of Queen Fashion to transform
woman into shoulders ct pTGetereG 35IhiU
Every device that can add to the width
and prominence of the shoulders is re-
sorted to by the cOnfectiOners of modish
toilets; pulled sleeves, cOllarettes, frills,
corsages with large heart-shaped open
ings, in which is set huge jabOts of crepe,
harm Onizing in color with the trimmings
of the dress. The cOrsage itself, in order
TO give an idea Of width to the chest, is
gathered q To- Ujerge. There IS great
deal of art in selecting these jabOts; for
instance, a blue JabOt must go with yell
low trimmings, a pink jabot with lilac,
etc. Charming effects are attained with
foulards this season, the most popular
being those with e cream ground figured
with flowers, such as yellow daisies, wild
grapes, blue BEETLES, etc. At the bottom
of the skirt there is a deep lace Il ounce
(point de Venise), through the pUIs
of which a ribbon is passed. The
waist is gathered. The same kind of lace
festOons the high collar, and then cas-
cades down the front, jabOt-style. The
edge of this jab0t is pulled and has a rib
bon passed through it like the skirt.
draped wide and on the bias.
The third illustration sets forth another
very attractive evening costume, unique
in its style and makeup; combination
gown of +peau de serpent" silk in an ecrue
shade, with myrtle green bengaline;
gloves in pale gray. This striking toilet
is expressly devised to display a fine neck
and shoulders.
The last toilet to which I shall call
your attention-the one represented in
the fourth engraving accompanying this
ARTICLES a carriage or calling costume
in pale green with breteIles of ecrue; a
white mantle embroidered in gold, with a
little capote of green leaves, with clusters
of white roses, and round the neck
white crepe plisse collarette.
Capes or jackets of light cloth are
needed to go with these thin summer
toilets. as the temperature is apt to fall
suddenly while a game Of base bali or
tennis tournament is in progress. The
shades most modish are old rose, tUr-
quoise, willow green, heiiotrOpe and dull
yellow. The capes are embroidered on
the edge only; the cloth jackets are en-
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ITO BE CONTINUED. /
Two Kinds Of Coats.

eYou see this coats" he queried Of
the proprietor Of an establishment on
ChampIaiD, street as he stood In the
door.
"VheI"
aI paid you So for it, and the sleeves
have shrunlz six inches"
81 see.
@What are you going to do about it %
aETv frendt, it 2Yhas your own mis-
take. We hat coats dot der sleeves
shrink six inches, and odder coats dot
der sleeves grow foot. You yhas in
a hurry and you doan' say which kind
YOU want. You should always take
time in buying coat. In sooch a case
as dis you should go by some machinery
and have your arms pulled down. -
Detroit Free Press.
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across the DOdlces or e0giEG4lQB the Shlfls,
Bouquets in every hand beam upon you
with a thOus nd bushes, or turn up
huge face Of white orchids and white
carna tiOns divinely mute. The rich 10
raj decorations of a supper room at re-
cent entertainment, and the unique floral
garniture of the hostess toilet are thus
described: In the supper room, besides
ordinary pretty floral table decorations,
there was an enormous silver bowl filed
with a most artistic arrangement OF rare
orchids bunch of pale mauVe
catlyeas was growing IN the center
of the bowl. Ali around it were
spikes Of rare primrose and deep
gold orchids, and the bowl was fringed
with mass of oyerhanging white and
yellow phalenOpsis. It was a thing OF
rare beauty, on which much admiration
was deserYedly bestowed by most of the
guests. Arches Of pink roses set IN the
window embrasUres of the staircase were
also much admired, as were bowls Of
Hungarian china, each filed with a diff
ferent variety of exquisite roses, placed
at frequent intervals throughout the
drawing room. The hostess carried quite
a new floral Grrang cement, which was an
artistic tangle of yellow and white or
chids tied with white satin and frInged
with graceful dropping tassels OF yellow
orchids.
Nor does the craze stop here. The
commonest grasses, field flowers and road
side blossoms must take their place in
the glorious procession, and it is not an
uncommon thing to find the nets Of the
tennis courts loaded with a gorge GUS
catch of color and sweetness, as if mad
food of flowers, pursued by the fends of
the gale, had swept through the grounds
and been enmeshed by the far-Teaching
nets.
Nature reigns supreme and Lady Fash
ion is her prophet! Such is the respect
shown to Nature by Lady Fashion that
she has even decreed that berries may
only be eaten at dinner parties provided
they are served en- bouquet. That is, the
berries must be carefully picked with
long stems, then punched, Enclosed in
lace paper and furnished with a porcelain
OF metal holder. You are allowed to set
them off with a row or two of flowers if