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The Helena independent., 1892-04-10
RIBBONS AND RAR|T|ES.
The Big Flowers and Long Stream
ers Of the Millinery of
Easter.
How Jet and Rhineetones Add to
the Glitter of the Fashion
able Costume.
And How Lace Is Swathed In Many FIN.
circling Folds-The Fashionable
Family of Grecns.

Especial Correspondence Of TIE INDEPENDENT. I
HEW YORK, APRIL 2.--IT rs GER.
Ie/ tainly not the right thing to study
TX hats whom Patti il doing her per-
funstory middlc-agsd best in La
Traviata,' but own did neglect Violstta
for space last evening to consider spring
millinery. The impression that April
headgear makes, az you see it in an audi
ence. is one Of very big and very soft, deep
tinted flowers and of excessively long
easesmers. One woman in every three
within the range Of my opera glass had so
many ribbons and SO much lace behind
that she was obliged to take the accumula-
tions round into her lap and set guard over
them. In at least half dozen near by in
stances the floating scarfs would have
reached the floor.
Hat crowns, noted, with wonder that
refused to let the evsrastina "why" be sat
isfed by fashions invariabls and only an
swer, BECAUSE" wore either microscopic
and flat or microscopic and tall. The tall
crowns were few but pronounced; the fiat
crowns were many and made of jet in ma
jority of instances. Both tall crowns and
flat crowns had perpendicular bows-nevsr
a great number OF thsm-for trimming, at
the extreme rear; and wired apparently to
the tallest bow, or else standing out from
ety suspicion of support, like New Eng
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vest and belted with band of embroid cry.
Its rod sleeves had tops Of the figured goods
and to bs worn with it was red star toque
with black jonquils
An April idea whch rsjoicss the heart Of
one Of the most blooming girls in the atty
is q cape of eream-colored lace gathered
into q black velvet yoke, cut in vandykes
and finished with fringe. The effect is
unique. but not unpleasinQ in these days
when many variations are worked on the
gen oral b lack and white theme.
Two pretty evening frocks belong with an
Easter trousseau; thoy give you very good
i'd ca of the ease of mind with which at pres
ent We indulge in ribbons. One is OF sheer,
ivory white silky stuff, threaded with silk
embroidery in pale yellow and lily green
The short bodice is put on full. fastened
diagonally i'll front, and trimmed with
deep hounce about the shoulders and bows
Of yellow ribbon on the shoulders. Tho
skirt has demi- train, velvet hem and
rucho of yellow ribbons.
Plain VIII ite silk is usad in the second ex-
ample, with a novel ribbon corselet Of four
bands with tiuttering bows Of green. The
neck is trim NJ Cd with lace put on wide and
falling very full over the shoulders. There
arc shoulder bows of green velvet and--tell
it not outside of Gotham-the long gloves
are green.
Those arc days, in good truth. when We
pay court to the leaves. ELLEN Osborn.
Copyright.
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L a DIES7
Spring Underwear.

Swiss ribbed cotton Vests, lOc
Swiss ribbed Balbriggan Vests, in
cream, ecru, white and black. CSC
Swiss ribbed Balbriggan Vests high
neck, long sleeves, full fashioned eoru 35c
Ladies' extra spun Silk Vests, in
cream and black, 9Oc
Ladies' extra spun Silk Vests, long
sleeves black only, 5000
Ladies' heavy Balbriggan Vests,
and drawers to match, each 35c
Ladies' extra Balbriggan Vests, with
drawers to match, a regular 9Oc. arti-
Gle, for coo
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siasn1. The chiffon was crimped into wide
and luxuriant frils that twisted themselves
| two or three times round her little head
with something the effect of an ovsraowiag
and most generous eastern turean. Each
frill was edged with marrow and curly black
upon basis of dull jst in tiny oval crown,
from which upstarted pale green, juicy
| looking stalks, bearing pale green and black
| jonauils.
BY the way, there is an innovation in real
| mourning and one that softeng the inosn-
Rrulty when weeds obtrude themselves at
she opera. I do not think I have seen in
years a fashionable widow who looked 70
nearly comfortable physically as young
and pale pretty ons Just across the aisle in
an orchestra chair. whose bonnet was quite
the usual bonnet Of Grape and chiffon, but
whose long eAyeloping veil was black net
with simply Grape border at the bottem.
The substitution Of the lighter and less suf-
locating material ought to make an appre-
ciRble differences in the health average this
summer.
Easter will bring out pale green's and
lntoAse shades, witk grass green's to keep
them company, and fern green's and moss
greens and greens that can bs named after
nothing but the Krasshoppor. There ist I
very dellcato ''pompadour" green that il
blus at night, and there i lily green
WAOoo AlkuU6e AnDlhlOu ~ 10 10 COpy A1G6E
tho stem Of the valley lily.
Two Easter frooks that came my way
this morning were worth looking at, both
Of them. One was = rough cloth OF
miRnonctte green, which is dull, pale
shade, very pretty for you if you arc just
the right woman, but as unbacoming a.
any color under heaven if you are the
wrong one. To wear it with effeot you
should have some little color, and you
should preferably be light, though if yon
fulAll the FIRST requisite il doesn't matter
30 much about the blondnsas or brunette-
ness Of your complexion, which 10 much
the same as saving il you don't eat candy
and do take plenty Of exercise out OF doors
you oan wear a much greater variety of
colors than If you spoil your skin through
your mouth and are 4 slu9gArd.
But to return to our muttons. The |
mienonetts green frook had yoke and
sleeves Of a darker green. The plain skirt
was cut Of two widths, the front fitted
about the hips and with vs. sut away and |
tittoQ in with velvet, tho back with one bias
seam. Tbs waist material was shirred be-
meath the yoke and over tight lining that !
fastened under the arm. A V of dark vel |
vet was added to match the skirt and to |
tho plain tight sleeves were adjusted semi |
circular pieces of velvet gathered in flarine |
caps-like fashion and hanging to the elbows.
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All persons desiring to meet and
consult, free, with the greatest
Special Surgeon and Physician OF
our grestest cities. right here at
Helena, should take advantage OF
this opportunity.
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NO charge tor remedies this trip,
the OBJECT being to secure the REC
ommendatian OF all cured.
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! very much devoted to her husband, who in
turn was deeply absorbed in the girl who
sat on his other side. was made Of daisy
| stems twisted to point on the top OF her
head and then coming down in straicht
lengths to the edges of the brim. like the
We were little and played in the meadows,
except that the peak, instead Of being high
one was peak only in name. Pink aud
white English daisies were knotted into a
wreath to frame the protty, flushed, uneasy
face and big daisy bunch nodded and
shook just over one ear.
One of the prettieat hats anywhere in
sight was worn by young woman with
dark blue oyes, u dainty pink in her checks
and perfectly white curly hair. 1t was OF
silvoly gray crepe du chine, with comioal
little eonionl crown of the same stuff
poppy touched with pale yellow filing in
Ill the front over the eyes. 1t had wide
ohiffon scarf at the back. caught together
IN two y three places with poppies and
marie Gibbons.
Th, was a good deal of pink and black
and and GOD deal Of yellow, but most, ror-
haps. OF green. Ectu and purple suited
fnmously one tall and handsome mntron
with warm tlush of color who sat in our
immediate vicinity. Hsr hat was lot and
cream oolorad lace, AZ | remember It, with
brownish-purnls daur-de-lis. rising en-
phntio and defiant, and with winding drsp-
orias of ecrua chiffon sWnthed about the
shouldo . to soften the impression Of world
conqusrinE activity. + s4s
do not know that ever saw % much
black traadinR close upon tho bordar With,
ont allswin. itself to step over the frontiers
OF mourning. There is no particular rea-
son why duh jet should be reservoir with
mo trespassing" signs for the excluisiya uas
OF those who are sad, and yet at frat glance
there ls an inclination to warn off poache.a
when ons sees ii appropriated Ey women
WHO ohvioualy ara. merry. Black chiffon
ana dull 1st are nssd much in combination,
the most striking instance / have nntissl
being the headwear OF Il young girl scarce
-, IN pale green and black bsnealino, who
ast me an excellent example in following
signor Vslero singing. "Alfredo," If not
tho mature PATTI, with interest and snthu,.
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New spring wraps at Fowles' Cash Store.
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diently, she bent her head to have the
trouble remsdisd. This means, Of course,
that she was taller than her knight. hut in
New York such . dispropottion is getting
80 common that we do not find it an in
congruity.
However, the bending of her head dis
covered glittering star OF diamonds (or
rhinsstones) as her hat crown, with needles
of jet radiatinR from it. The hat brm was
OF white lace, with ono huge, rugged, brown
lsh.ysllsw chrysanthemum scattering its
petals over this back, and one atrsarner of
lace, another of green watered ribbon.
There are "hewsr hats this spring. as
there have been in years before, and ono on
the head of little married woman in front,
The Helena independent., 1892-04-10
DR.. A. G. STQDDART.:

The Oldest and most successful
San francisco Specialist, and now
President OF the Liehiq World Dis
pensary OF Kansas City, Mo, San
Francisco, Cal, and Butte City,
Montana, will be at tho
The Helena independent., 1892-04-10
NEW MERCHANTS HOTEL, HELENA,

Friday. Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day, April 4, q, 8 and 4.
On account of enormous increase
OF practice can only stay at Helena
TOUR days>April /, 2, 8 and 4.
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Sc. 80
GLOVES.

We bought a bargain il ladies' and misses
silk, Isle thread and cashmere Gloves. be-
ing an importers samples. and to close out
the line quick we offer them at one-half
actual value. Have placed them on our
remnant counter, il three lots, at 15c,
25c, and 35c The celebrated Foster Kid
Gloves, five-hook in blacks, tans and
greys, dressed and undressed. every pair
warranted, and fitted to the hand.
Price, $1.25
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land spinstsr, wAs straight and sky-oierc-
ing flower stem with an immense jonuuil +
fteur-ds-lis stretching up from the top Of II
on tiptoe.
With tho jet crowns went laos brims
Irish point ordinarily. With the jet went
also, and not always hnrmoniously, rhine
stones. Az, for example, in the nearest
box sat pretty blonde in green. Hor at
tendnnt swain discovered something the
matter with Rlittering hairpin, and, obe-
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Inc general elect was simple enough, yet
smart, which is all the commendatipn nm
lnster toilct needs.
The other Easter outfit was II black cam
els hair frook brooadsa in Indian red. 1t
had plain bell skirt with band of em-
broidery At the foot and Il jacket of rcd
cloth, without darts, opening over Y white
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Lace Curtains.

We have large line of popular priced
Lace Curtains Of the latest patterns and
styles at prices from $1.OO to $500 per
pair, and solicit an inspection Of our line
These goods are new and fresh, and prices
are lower than ever before offered
The Helena independent., 1892-04-10
Umbrellas.

26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrella, with
oxidized HANDLE at $15O
28-inch heavier handles, at $1.75
26-inch Imperial Silk, natural wood
handles, $175
26-inch Twilled Silk, fancy crook
silver and horn handles, $loo
26-inch Garcia Silk, horn crook ham
dies 5000
26-inch Tafeta Silk, with gold
plated handles $3.50
28-inch Garcia Silk natural han
dies, silver trimming, $3.50
28-inch Garcia Silk, fancy assorted
handles, $2.75
We have just received large lot Of Silk
Umbrellas, which were bought at assig-
nee's sale, which will be sold cheaper than
cost Of material
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Baby Carriages

We are strictly headquarters for Baby
Carriages this season, having shipped q
carload, embracing all colors qualities and
patterns. We can suit everyone, and
would call attention to our immense line.
We sell full size carriage with best iron
wheels, parasol and upholstered as low as
$3.50
And prices range from this price to $500.
We guarantee saving Of 25 per cent to
those desiring a carriage Also full line of
children's Iron Wagons, Velocipedes, Tri-
cycles and Doll Cabs.
The Helena independent., 1892-04-10
HOSIERY.

100 dozen ladies' and childrens heavy rib
bed seamless hose, warranted fast black
and stainless. All sizes, worth 40 cents
per pal r.
Special Price. csc.
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congress
Thirty That management
ural fair should all be operative said
all gambling and saloon
in the laws that end.
That demand the
ing to the villages which gives them the control of all
es dded from the sale liquor licenses all such should
into the county and
ccruing from the sale OF be same
Resolved,
ton OF prohibition to vote of the
Thirty
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The issued the
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the
and the notes the OF 1891
and objectionable crimes of federal legislation.
Resolved That congress
thai they Immediately repeal all any way
disturb the full
above resolutions
congress from the state of Minnesota
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That the liquor traffic the country
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PLATFORM OF THE MINNESOTA STATE ALLIANCE
ssS sep St Louise oca 1890
as or 1891 and Industrial there summarize
FrstThe right money sovereign power
% @ no ~ nas hp rs n
country damage especial advantage
1 a
with proper limitation the quantity land and amount
Seccnd-We demand the free coinage of silver.
demand the laws prohibiting alien ownership
syndsa 1s
used by them be reclaimed by the and held fol
al 'o oe
that this sps references to the tariff issue expense
Fth,We demand that all national
honestly administered ~
just equitable system graduated tax
sventhwe government ownership
demand the election United
Sass II j.
question suffrage
amended the favorable consideration OF the
the % hsd
ass ssss
the impsrsd nation should have
the sS % we
the soldiers equal other
Tor
apply corporations employ.
Ing Ts s in
sV il ss ,D the w %ss ss ion
the organizations Of Chicago s
ss heartily onng organizations the
I we % e an our aid
certainly deserving
Sxeenth-Roved, That congress pass law
1 s % S by % snS Snsn
entry TO only That demand that .,n local alliance n
the take collect funds for the employ
s S o s
should be alliance distinct
so b. ns aS s fund be the order the executive
declared y he ALI
| IN
fs ss ss
mixing grades awaiting purchaser
Fiat the alliance Of
ae tSs Victory
S
for national
% sa
fully te1Se at as much
e BE to sn w he e o
hope
That we thoroughly believe independent
sss did fairly
the people urtherng the the Pacific railways
the great Pacific bond robbery which those roads built
And demand the foreclosure by the United States
Pacific railroads looking
naturalization
the constitution should be amended
every should proper taxation including
the several million of railway lands
the additional plants the board and it's operation
convct demand removal member board
and the appointment majority of whom shall practical
Resolved While hostility the
university the the agricultural college
placed in the hands o friendly
Twenty gambling
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wards naturalization all country
the constitution the should be amended
that should share OF taxation including
the several million of railway lands.
That demand the immediate purchase
the board and it's operation
demand board
the appointment of whom shall practical
farmers
Resolved While hostility
state university the the agricultural college
demand that the control agricultural
placed the hands of those friendly the farmers
Twenty That condemn option gambling in all it's
forms.
Twenty nnthRoved That thorough official inv
the wheat combine the Until national
ownership railways national making
it obligatory all railways furnish track facilities at all
lions accommodate all partnerships desiring
maintain elevators warehouses capacity less than
5000 bushels each.
Minnesota
Northern railroad demand that the national
shall protect settlers received their
believe that which it's patents
ds unworthy the name OF free government
Thirty That demand of the United States to take
Immediately forfeit foot of railroad land
Resolved the
that will all questions raising
local needs to the each thus relieve
state legislature from the vast local legislation that
its action consideration of matters general
Resolved That oppose the erection of $3OOOOOO
capitol building the me that when such building
occupying the Kandyoh capitol lands
edeed by the people of this state.
That of the that the
legislative representatives the
the daily dstorts the proceedings Of the legislature
demand hereafter the employment OF stenogaph and the
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