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WENT WILD OVER BLAINE
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speakers formal praises OF Harriaon's nd
Manifestation were poorly rewarded. Whel
he finished by placing Mr.. Blaine az til
foremost statssman Of ths country. and ex
planning that his nomination would DO fol
lowed BY inevitable victory, there va
again wild confusion. The question 81
adopting all resolusions. II presented "a,
then voted upon. The delegates ross in ,
mass, amid yells. when the ayes were called
But ave men besides Judge Strevell voted
against the resolution, aud among thss,
was not ono OF the federal officers, wht
have been 20 active In securing delegates
The applause which followed was quite al
loud as when the last of the resolutions
WAS read.
Then another bomb shell was In prepara-
ton. Mr.. Merrill, Of Lewis aud Clarke.
intimated that he had = resolution to offer.
Mr.. Mantle lmmediately announced a reso-
luton that none but free silver delegates
should be sent to Minneapolis, when Merrill
got the floor again and exploded dynamite
by moving that tho delegates be instructed
to vote for no one but . free coinage oandi-
date for president.
'sit down! sit down!' came y yell from
Silver Bow, and before Merrill knew what
was going on a motion to table his motion
had been carried unanimously.
This was taken as a fair index of the sill
YER sentiment ma far an Harrison's candi-
dacy is concerned.
After the Overwhelming defeat of these
two important resolutions Mr.. Nantes
resolution was adopted. A resolution
which Geo. w. Irwin had prepared. With a
view of bringing the silver question to a
quick issue. was then read by Col. Botkin.
who said that Mr.. Irwin was not in favor OF
the adoption of the resolution at this time.
In brief. it proposes by q system OF duties.
to bring foreign nations to tbs terms pro-
posed by the friends OF free coinage. It
fayors a tax of IS cents al ounc on all
foreign silver brought into this country.
and an export tax Of 80 per cent ad valorsn
on all gold exported: provided. gold and
silver coin may be exported free Of tax to
pay the bonded obligations Of the people
of the United States to-day outstanding.
but for no indebtedness hereafter to be Gre
sted, The resolutions favor reciprocity to
the nations that may demand q double
standard.
Mr.. Irwin explained that it was proposed
to use the large prOQucG OF RoI0 10 coMpeA
Justice to silver. He introduced the r%esolu-
ton With the view Of bringing it up before
the next state convention. 1t was SO re-
ferred. Gen. Weeds resolution that no
federal officials be sent in the delegation to
Minneapolis was received with 3 laugh and
passed without opposition.
The first real Indication of the strength
of the anti Harrison people was seen in the
following resolution, that the state should
be divided into districts for the selection
of delegates. TIL motion prevailed by a
small majority and a committee was ap-
pointed for this purpose, one from each
county, aftsr a vigorous opposition by
Col Botkin. The committee appointed
consisted of a delegate from each county
and an adjournment for supper followed.
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Strength and Health,

If you are not feeling strong and healthy,
try Electric Bitters. If 'la grippe'' has
left you weak and weary, uss Electric Bit
tiers. This remedy acts directly on liver,
stomach and kidneys, gently aiding those
organa to perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with sick headache. you will
find speedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric Bitters. One trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need. Large
bottles only SOC. at II. s. Hale d Co. q drug
store.
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Settlers on Forfeited lands,

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The house public
lands COMMITTEES to-day authorized q favor
able report on the senate bill amending the
act forfeiting certain lands heretofore
construction of railroads so as to extsnd
the time to three years from the passage Of
the act, In which ersons actually residing
upon forfeited lands shall be per united TO
purchase the same,
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EOR sALE-aHEEP RANCH IN MEAGHNH
e. county, Of !, 800 acres. OF this 1000. are IN.
~corraIs, cabins, machinery Of Ill kinds, aud az.
erything necessary for = we'll equipped aheeu
ranch. Price. 3h ~ per acre, payable "a par
aero down. and balance On 1.-Two yeArG time,
Mathoson i CO., Denvor block.
BUSINESS CHANGE-A HOTEL DOING An
y excellent huainesa. central location. first
clAss furniture, ne&tly now; dining and kitchen
equipments FOR lo Kneets; only III 00 cnsh, bal
mt.st dispose Of this. Address herbsrt d. Reed.
Bsiley block
EOR sALE-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE
Tor sale at = bargain. Cali at 1a1 N. jackson
TOR sALE-HOUsEHOLD GOODS WITH
- cooking stove and utensils: everything must
10 sole. Private sale q 6sl HillsdAle aysnue.
EOR, sALE-PARLDR. BEDROOM AND
r hitehsn furniture for 40, aomplste for
L plete aAwmill plants In NontAnA. On
account Of failing health 1 am compsllsd to
close out the manufacturing part OF my business,
! therefore offer for sale my entire outfit, situ-
ated near GinnabAr, Montana EvSrytning in
complete running order. with plenty 81. timber
near tho mill; everything for auccessfnl opera
tion at hand. including steam motor and one
sponsiblo parties; lumber will DO taken in pay
lnent for the sntire concern. if 80 desired BY
parties buying. Address 4. Goughnour, Living
ston. Montana.
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Col. Sanders on the COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-The republican
congressional campaign committee consti-
tuted a committee to report at a caucus
meeting a plan Of organization and list of
permanent officers. The northwestern
states are represented by W. F. Sanders, of
Montana.
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NOTICE--NOTlCE is HEREBY VEN
that me pndearsigned has been appointed re-
celver q the late hrm Of GREENWOOD, Bohm 4
%, and is alone authorized to re ceiye and re-
ceipt Tor moneys due the said frm.
WM, MUTIf, Receiver.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS EsrArE OF

NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF
- l.ebecca b. Ewing. deceased.
Notice il hereby given By tbs undersigned, ad-
nainistrator Of the estate Of llshecoA B Ewing,
having claims against the said deceased. 70 ex-
hibtt them with the asoeasaxy vouchers. within
four months after the first publication of this
Pear valley, county Of Lewis apd Clarks, state Of
Montana, the same being the place for the trans
action Of the business of said estate in tho
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
W. II. EWING.
Administrator of the estate OF Aobeeoa q. Kwins.
deceased.
Dated April %. 1892.
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STocKHOLDERs' MEETING-THE AN
anal meeting Of The stockholders Of tho Iron
monnts'n company for the election Of seven
trustees to serve for the ensuing year and snch
other business Us may, be introduced in accord
anoe with the bylaws. will be held on Tuesday,
MAY ~, 1872, at three o'clock p. IN. ut the Office
q the company, rooms $ and 4, Bailey block,
R. y. HALE, President.
h. A. LUXE. EecretetY.
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plONEER MINING COMPANY. WORKS
located at Red Mountain. Lewis and Clarke
county. M~oatanA.Notic lie hereby given, that at
On the 2eth day OF March. A. d. 1899, an asssss-
ment OF one and ene-hnlt un) csnts per share
was levied upon the capital, stock OF said com
1882, to Massena HullArd. secretary of the COM
pany, room 5. Gold block. Helena, Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana. Any sock upon which
day of May, 1892, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will bs duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and un'e q payment shall be made be-
tore. will bs sold on tue 9th day OF June, 1892, to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with the
eostA OF advertising and expenses of sale.
MASSENA BULLARD,
eecretary OF Pioneer Mining company, room 8,
Gold block, Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana.
Dated March %, 1922.
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MADAM DELGAhDA d ONLY EGYPTIAN
~ fortune teller In Hslana;s cAn - cunsplted
in person on lawsntts, matrimonial. ventures,
10 State street.
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INFORMATION WANTED - AS TO THE
= whereabouts of Edward James Kelly, aged
plexion. height five feet seven inches. lie LETT
Mon s county, Iowa. in the spring Of 1883. He
Musselehell. Montana, in May, 1891. whore lie
was employed as q sheep herder. His brother
viii be very thankful to any enc who will. COM
municate any information to him at his address,
j. w. Kelly, Helena, Montana.
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" furnished house, alao tivs-r0orn unfur-
ntshed house, good location. fine yard. Apply
rooms 10 and II, Granite block.
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EOR SALE-$eO0, FOR AN EXCEL.LENT
corner. .5Ox125, in Broadwater addition, one
block from electric line. Matheson d Co., Den
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TOR SALE-FOR $500 GOOD BUILDING
l. lot b0x15O on south end OF Rodney street;
address box 777. city postotioe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-10

= lots On Alta street. 4Ox10O, at $500; payable
$50 doTnp, balance in . year. Mathsson y Co.
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FOR SALE-32,5 500; TWO-STORY RESIDENCE
= Of seven rooms: water on both floors; stable
and outhnildings; Ninth avenue, between Heattie
anta y E.
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EOH sALEr--AT A BAIGAIN-50 FEET ON
II Broadway near Hobcck; easy terms Adj
dress postofico box IN, Helena.
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FOR TRADE-lMPROVED PROPERTY 10
: trade for unimproved, Steele d Clements.
FOR sALE.-SCHOIARSHIP IN THE NON
tana Rusiness College CAll 1t this cfioa.
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~ ing and large barn with lot on Peosta ave-
nue.: $3.50 down. balance on time 1t per cent.
Mxtheson d Co. -
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FOR TRADE-UNIAPROvED PROPERTY
to trade for equity in improved. Steeis &
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SCANDINAFIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
= 2B Breckenridge street. near Warren,

WANTED-sAW. MILL. AND LOCATION BY
w mill man where thsre ID good market. or
accessible body. OF timber. Give full PARTON.
lars. j. AL. Briggs, Salt Lake City, Utah. 800
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SITUATION WANTED-A STENOGRAPHER
~ and bookkeeper would like = position TO work
two hours every night; good references. Address
q, care independent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-10

/ sone choice lots on Highland street at $500;
o%ne-third down, balance six and twelve months.
Matheson IL Co.. Denver block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-10

EOR SALE-$2, 500: NEW MODERN DWELL
ing, hall. five rooms, with bathroom fully
equipped. hot and cold water. sewer connection,
gag. plumbing. corner lot on Chauoer street, four
blocks from court house: only $500 down. SIS
per month. Matheson 4 Co., Donver block.
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~ with furnace and bath room complete for
$1,000. Call and sea plAns; We know they will
suit. Wallace GThornburgh, Denver buildinr,
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WANllED-TO TRADE 90 ACRES NEAR
W Grsat FAlls for Helena properly. Steele i
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WANTED-TO TRADE A GROOM HOUSE
Tx on eas4 side. hardwood floor and finish,
n m., furnace. AZ modern conyyeniences. for IN
Steele Il Clements $3.50
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FOR sALE-$25O WILL BUY A FINE LEVEL
= lot in Flower Garden addition. near Mon
tana avenue, 50x140; best bargain in the addition:
$l00 down, $40 per month. Matheson Il Co..
Denver block.
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TX PIE CENT GUARANTEED ON WEST
- ments in amounts from SIS up. Money ia
loan: For particulars call or address Mcdonald.
Asnnlng q Mcleod = and = Atlas block, Helena,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements unuer this head three times
,lLE YY .n+N .G&. FL
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yXT7AN1ND-THE OWNER OF A LARGE
w body ct low grade free milling. gold orc
wants Z capitalist who will build Z mill Oh the
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FOE sALE-Ss75 FOR A GOOD LOT IN
- 6roadwater addition, one block from elec-
trio line. Mathsson d Co.
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WANTAI1-A BUYER FOR Il PIECE or
date; close to Main stroek. Wm.M uth.
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FOR sALE-FIFTY FEET ON HELENA
= avenue near foot of Rodney at three-fourths
actual value. Stesle d Clements.
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WANTED-A DREssMAKER THAT u
w derstands cutting and fitting perfectly
must bring references. Apply mornings thi
week, room !, Grandon block.
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Ny niAhed rooms Tor housekeeping tn psrty
without children. Address M. a, ii. care fnas--
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Goa Ok THIR is WHAT ONE or OUR
3.U.A0s agents made Id eight hours' work.
Maid and female agents, sand two 2-cent atamps
for particulars to y. w. Darbse. Great Falls,
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insl TOWNSHIP; will sell on easy terms, ct a
great sacrifice. improved property on Bluff
etreet and on Pine street. Steele d Clements,
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TOE SALE-S1, 800, 75x125 FEET. 4-ROOM
! frame house. Broadwater motor line; $500.
toa1$o + feet 9 It 9 Rroann frame p hopse. % feet double
property; 5000, B4x110 feot, s.room frame house
on Lawrence street; 5000. 10ox140 feet, Groom
~,
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L,OR SALE-I HAVE SEVERAL NICE RES
licences on the west side for sale at differ
homo will do we'll to call and see what / can Of
fer VIM. Muth, A9t.
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FOR SALE-50xl4O FEET ON LYNDALK
- avenue at q bargain. terms to suit. Steele Il
flaprnr+S
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TOR HALE-s,Co0 FEET IN BOYCE ADD
I ton at ~ per foot. Matheson q Co.
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EOR sALE-TWo sIx-KOON HOUSES ON
i west side; easy terms; near new school
building, foundry and electric lines. VIM.
Mpth, aet. w.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. Il
Advertisements under thia head Tires times

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements under 'hia head Tires time
SifG1TioR' W1NFEb-sRwfaa AM NH
IAlaigh.
SITUATION WANTEp-nY Il WOMANLl
- girl, ia work for her board and room, il
Address Tor thrse days. ) Mary Rics. noss 1
MoAt.
SlTUhTloN WANTED-As HOuaEKEEPEH
- In hotel, lodging house or private family;
hote! preferred. Address Or call room 70 Gran.
SITUATION WANTED-ENERGATlC Wo-
~ mAn, Eond cook, fine honsak6eper, w0nld
Ike place IN or out Of town. Address ~ 8. Rod
ney street,
SITUATION WANTRD-BY WOMAN no 90
street,
SITUATION WANTED-GENERAL HOusE-
- work or ohambsr work. Address No 20 8.
Raleigh street.
SITUATION WANTED-BY PROFESSIONAL
- nurse; not afraid Of contagious diseases.
Address No. 20 y. Raleigh street.
y kind to do at home At 5h4 Fifth avenue.
SrruArlq2lN WANTED H!gunaNSKEEpER
dress II. Douglass. 81 y. Seventh street, st. Paul.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements untier this head three times
FREE. g- 49, 4,e4
SITUATION WANTED-A STENOGRAPHER
- and bookkeeper would like : position 10. work
two hours every might; good references. Address
y. care Independent.
SITUATION WANTED-TO PROSPECT SAP
" phire ground; will give honest returns;shave
all tools. Inquire at ss II. Rodney.
SITUATION WANTED-BY DRUG CLERK;
~ good references. Address Albert M. Muir
phay, . s. Park avenue. Helena, Mont.
WANTED = WORK OF ANY
y kind BY day. hour or JOB. such AS beating
I. T.. 208 N. Rodney,
Help WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED-A DRESsMAKER. THAT w.
w derstands cutting and fitting perfectly;
must bring references. Apply mornings this
week, room ], Grandon block.
WANTED-TWo CUTTERS AND EIGHT
W dressmakers at corner Lawrence and Park
avenue. Mrs. j. M. Alexander.
- CHANDLER, 81 EDWARDS
w street. has places for girls on east and west |
chamber girl $50; waiter girl S25; Laundry
s25; Kitchen girl $25; woman cook, out of town,
$50.
NANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~ work: wages $25 per month. Call at 721
spruce street.
INTANTED-GIRI, To GO TN COUNTRY. |
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L ali fenced, stables and cabin; controls best
range in Nevada valley; splendid water and lots
% it: can be irrigated with one gate; said to pro-
duce four tons Of timothy to the acre: price.
81, 800; $1,000 down. balance on time. Matheson
Il Co. Denyar block.
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NOR SALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
- Madison avenue, west side, east front. lot
l2bx20O feet; cash buyer can secure v great bar
gain. Steele d Clements.
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L Main street 1bOxl25 feet, fronts on three
streets; will be sold at a great sacrifice. Steele i
Ciementa.
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Tor ~RENT-STORE OR OFFICE ROOM IN
l. opera house, Steele d. Clements.
ENOR R~ENT-FlNE LARGE BASEMENT ON
IL Upper Main street. Steele 4 Clements.
TOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
j. opera house. Steele Il Clements
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l. dwelling on Division street; $500 down. SIS
per month: city water; house Just completed.
MAtheson d. Co Denver block,
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- west side at a bargain; ten rooms, furnace.
bath room and all modern fittings; good barn
and outbuildings. VIM. Muth, agt.
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WANIED-A CUSTOMER FOR ONE OF
low for cash. VIM. Muth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-06
/. o. o. F.
Illinois Shows Greatest Gain in Subortii-
nate Branch-Rcbcliah Notes.

Illinois Shows Greatest Gain in Subortfi-
nate Brnnch-Rcbcliah Notes.
The correspondence committee of the
grand lodge reports that the greatest gain
in members in the subordinate branch last
year was i'll the jurisdiction of Illinois
1867; New York comes next, $500; then
Pennsylvania 3,i25, while the smallest
was in Delaware, 4. Pennsylvania shows
the largest gain in lodges, 80; Illinois next,
81; Washington Il good third, &c. Two
jurisdictions Show loss in lodges-In-
DIANA 10, and Washington, 5-but none
has decreased in membership.
Subordinate or Rebekah lodge may use
any form of iloorworl it prefers, provided
it conforms in all respects to the ritual
The forms authorized by the sovereign
grand lodge are only guides and are not
obligatory, but if u lodge uses any other
form than TINT provided by the sovereign
grand lodge it is not proper to print and
publish the same, rs it must of necessity
contain reference to the ritual and ceremo-
MES Of the order, which can only be printed
or published by authority of the sovereign
grand lodge.
y new Rcbekah lodge ut Pittsburg.
Woodbine. No. 143. is the new Rebeknh
lodge ut Albany.
y new Rcbekah lodge mt Mcrrimac, Mass.
1t is named after the dead poet Whittier
The Rebckah laws are to be revised and
collated They need it. An efficient COM
mittec has the matter in charge.
There prevails in the minds of many Re-
bekah members IL desire for II past noble
grand degree. The grand lodge concurred
in the following view: That no purpose of
utility or benefit to the order, the Rcbekah
sisterhood or the past noble grands will be
served by the creation of such degree
AS the Rehekah branch of the order is
constituted ut present it would not be wise
to establish past official degree
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care the annual GENERAL J. c. SMITH.
gatherings have become famous in the
Masonic world. General John c. Smith
has occupied many offices of trust and
responsibility, serving Illinois once ms lieu
tenant governor and twice as treasurer,
both of which positions he filled with
ability and credit. For thirty-thrce years
he has been active in Masonic work and
for several years has been deputy supreme
counselor of Illinois, the highest Office in
the state. He is member of the Galena
commandery and is II thirty-thrl degree
active Mason.
New Mexico raised 192 members in 1891.
Frederick the Great was made Mason
in 1857.
Missouri has membership of about
10000
The order in New York state has over
S250,000 at interest, while ten years ago it
was 5000, 600 in debt.
The grand lodge of England presented
to the king of Sweden Masonic clothing
similar to that presented to the Prince of
Wales when installed rs grand master.
The craft ut Pittsburg has established a
Masonic library.
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OF her trousseau. She kindly allowed
sketches to be made of some of the prettiest
OIL them. One Is dark moss green CLOTH
made with Spencer waist, with wide
iapeis, postiche, embroidered with dull
garnet chenille and silk. The skirt has a
narrow binding of astrakhan and Il TRAN
gular embroidery on the right side of the
skirt. down which extends band of as.ra-
Khan. y garnet velvet belt and gold
buckle go with it. y good mnny gold
buckles are worn on belts this season. The
older style they appear the better.
Another gown WAS of pale green faille,
with chestnut brown velvet undertakes
The sleeves have puffs and bells at the
elbow bound with very narrow Shell plated
gold colored ribbon, and two rows Of this
same plating were laid around the edge of
the plain skirt In the middle Of the back
ut the waist was n windmill bow of brown
velvet, with long ends falling nearly to the
bottom of the skirt. With every one of
these costumes was u bonnet or rather a
toque, to match, made of the dress material.
n thlrd dress was rather more elaborate
Inc corSage of pctunia velvet was bound
with Russian sable and left open in the
front over lace and the malive of the dress.
when was OF mauve cashmere, dead fine in
quality. The sleeves were Il combination
OF puff, bell and coat. Round the upper
pun was tied green velvet ribbon, and u
rich jet ornament fastened the chased silver
belt. The skirt had Il cornct plat in the
Dack ana was ornamcnted by u narrow
band of sable. These three handsome
gowns are for home wear and visiting, in
which latter case they will be supplement-
ell with most graceful and elegant wrap,
which is illustrated below.
This wrap is made of superb black Terry
velvet, with fains CLINT and CLEAN of gold
in its warp or woof 1t is lined through
out with old gold colored satin and has n
border of Russian sable around the bottom
and on the shoulders, where it terminates
III curious puff. Along the front plaits,
and also OH the two deep back plaits, are
superb pieces of black passcmenterie. The
whole plan of the wrap is extremely SIM
pie, but the effect is superb.