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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

New Line to Peoria, via "The milwaukee,. >,
Commencing Sunday, Sept. %, 1895,
the Chicago, Milwaukee e. st. Paul rail.
way Will inaugurate daily through buffet
sleeping car service between st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Peoria, ILL.,, passing
through Faribault, Owatonna, Austin.
Marshalltown, Oskaloosa, Keithsburp,
etc. Leave Minneapolis 400 p. IN. aud
st. Paul 4:l0 p. N. daily, arriving
Peoria 1000 o'clock next morning. For
particulars apply to local ticket agents.
or address j. Z. CoNLEY, Assistant Gen
eral Passenger agent, ST, Paul, MINI.
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and' upou being asked: "Wny are you
crying, srand-pa?" he replied: because
i am going to leave you all, my children"
Texas Morals,

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 3O-Very few leg
islators have arrived and quorum will
hardly be here Tuesday. The sentiment
OF members heard from, continues
favorable to the immediate passage of a
law making prize fighting felony, and
all Indicate desire to prevent the Dal-
las light. Gov, Culberson will recon-
mend most rigid law and urge its i'm
mediate passage with an emergency
clouse, 1t is intimated that hs may re-
commend a law making gambling a
felony,
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N'" !" - ~ v" t~ 3" " va a-
FOR WEAK MEN.


THE GREATEST BOON ever given
1 to suffering man. IT cures In
potency, Drains or Emissions and
Narlcocele as if 10y magic. After using
it once you will shout Eureka, for ali
trouble vanishes Immediately and you
are man again. tt doubles Sexual
Power and increases the size of the
parts. 1t is not a drug or vacuum pump.
but wonderful and scientific appliance
discovered by Il physician, himself a
sufferer, and after he mad nearly ruined
himself with poisonous drugs Avoid
Drugs if you ever expect to recover. 1t
is harmless and at once relieves the
disease.
Money returned where cure ia not
effected. One package warranted to
cure any case. Sent in plain, well sealed
package with full instructions. Price
$500. Address
MECHANICAL CURE CO..
Omaha fldg. CHTCANO, ILL.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

New YoEE, Sept. 30,--Davld p. Han
nlgan was put on trial for his life today
He shot and killed Solomon H. Mann
on May % last, Hannigan's sister,
Loretta, on her deathhed, accused Mann
Of having betrayed her and having in
duced her to submit to the illegal opera
ton that killed her. iiannigan's trial
will be 4 remarkable one. The defense
will be insanity. Justice Barrett will
preside, District Attorney Fellows and
b9 assistants, Nossra. Davis and McIn-
tyre win appear for the prosecutions.
Charles ", Brooke is }annigan's AZ
torney. VIII. him will be DR. Wm. j.
O'Sullivan, who made reputation in tao
Buchanan case,
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STAR STATION.

Trains win Not Stop n, West Great
Hails.
Orders have been received here from
Great Northern headquarters that the
OLD JohuatoWn, or West Great Falls
depot shall only be "star" station.
Passenger trains have heretofore stop
ped on the West side for several minutes
whom leaving Great Falls, but VIII not
do SO hereafter.
All freight trains viii depart from this
side and will be made up here as far as
possible.
All orders will be received on this side
and al trainnen viii sign all necessary
documents on this side.
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WHY PasteMr won't,

LONDON, Sept. 30-A Paris dispatch
to The Standard says that the GAUGE of
M. Pasteur's death was weak condition
OF the heart with other complications
lie was conscious Of his approaching end
and bade an affectionate farewell to his
wife and his daughter and son-in-law
and their children. He wept little,
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show Down.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept Deputy
Comptroller Of the Currency Tucker has
called on all national banks for state
ment of their condition at the close of
business on September 2S; also for a
statement of the taxes of all kinds paid
by lhem during the past wear.
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New YORK, Sept. 30. The indcpond-
ent county organization, otherwise
known as the Strecklers, will hold prim-
aries today. They are the only anti
Tammany body to stand by Mayor
Strong, and they do it gngorly. They
are now playing for position, waiting to
see which way the tiger is going to Jump.
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CLEVELAND, Sept. 3O.--The steamer
State of New York, for the safety of
which much anxiety was felt last night,
is lying under Long Point, where she
took refuge to escape big storm.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

Delicate diseases OF either eek, how
ever induced, speedily and radically cur
ed. Address. in confidence, Worlds DIS
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
New York.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

Porter Bros. will buy second hand
school books in good condition now used
n the Great Falls schools.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

Ne haze J0uHd II.

VI ohderful Biscovery-pir Medication.
No Trip Through the Stomach-Dis-
eases Prevented and Gured-Life,
health and Beauty Prolonged.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

Porter Bros. don't get all the trade
just give them trial and they will get
all Of yours.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

Cash and JXchange,
Due from other national
banks stnOt reserve agents.. S3S 2ts 10
Dle from state bpnks and
bankerS...... ............ 578
Due t ON approved reserve
agents...... ...................1 129,193 II
Exchange for clearing
house. ..................... 267 20
Notes of other national
;, banks. ;.................. 4,50l 90
Fractional paper currency,
nlcIicIs, AMI csnts ....... i65 So
Lawful Money Reserve
in Bank, viz:
Specie. 5q3O0.OO
Legal tender notes lUjOOuO S69sCJC0
Redemption fund with us.
Treasurer g. per cent of
cirCuation) ............. 2,25OC1
2t5272 i,
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caEA1 EAST
RENGI TAs" AND
~ RAILwA' WEST
MN st. Paul, Minneapolis and all
sUk Points East.
Helena, Butte, Anaconda, Kali
4 ~ ispell and Pacific Coast.
Time Card-Great Falls.

Time Card-Creat Falls.
Arrival and departure OF trains at Great Falls
Exprsss from the east arrives. ......, 725 m
Express TO eaat departs s......,,.. 2.IO m
Express for Helena and Butte deps-ts 73h n,
express from Helena and Butte arrives 200 m
|tor Sand Coulee, departs .....,, TAO m
"hrom 5And loulee. strives. t201 nm
For Neihart departs s...,... ann m
., tMopdays. Wednesdays and Eridaysl
From keihart srrj yee .,... .. 2Asum
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS
"Dsijy except Sunday
First Class Sleeping and Dining Cars.
Rates to Points East. Rstes from Graaf
ralls 10 e2sterp points are aB low and In moet
chpea much lower, than rates from Helena or
Butte. ~ AAo oA
Excursion Rates. Hirst-ciass round trim er-
cnrsion tickets on sale for st. Paul and Minne-
epolis, th!cARo and St. Louis, good for threa
months, With stop over privileges if denred.
important Connections. Our trains make
close onU nectioDs in union depote at at, PnuI
snd MinbahpoHs 20 all points east and south,
touheoAo1s at Havra with Family Touriat
Carh for tfe eas6 and was..
lourihU Sleeping Oars, Free TO first and
second Glass passengers 1N
Ihrc ugh Tickets sold and bagesgs cheokat,
topolhts IN United Etea SO and Canada SpeciaI
nGucements now offered on All Steamshin
ickets to and from Europe, by all first class
lines ~ '' 'A''''
For full Information. rates. time tables. etc
call On or address P. j. PHEENEY, AGENT.
n, - ,yr1,,rhr,v r. =, l,-4ra,ot Fails, Mont.
ut pGGI Mimi
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04
No. 3,525
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank
At Great Falls, in the State Of Montana
at the close of business
September 2S, 1893.
RESOURCES,

Loans ana discounts. ..........,...$ 1853 %
~ DDNtIn'aif' secured ana unsecuFed... 1906 il
y. 'oi'ns 10 secure cirCulatlon...... 5000 no
iIolili'Iills on Y. .. bonds ds........... 5000 90
StorhE' securities, etc.............,. 81 ,iDl jl
nhhhlh% mouse turhIture and hHtures, 5000 %
o'ioi ie|l oStateH ana mortgages owned 1927 sG
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form notions and the bicycle mania.
REVIVAL OF THE PICTURESQUE.

because 1t is really the outcome OF drese re-
form notions and the bicycle mania.
REVIVAL OF THE PICTURESQUE.
With notifications, however, Madame de-
ciared that the old ''suivez-moi" modes gave
valuable suggestions for early autumn houre
gowns, and showed by way ofIilustration an
adorable frock she has just imported for a
New Orleans belle.
The gownwas Dorcet tconfection in ivory
tinted barege, trimmed with dull gilt braid,
and TO be worn with an enormous ficau Of
Oriental gauze. The ficau was unfigured
and trimmed completely around with kilt
p,cating OF the same; it had very low scarf
ends. widely rounded at the bottom. That
were 10 be worn either slipped under the
belt or tied around the waist in big bow at
the back.
As Tor the gown itself, il was cut en-
princess. slightly trained, and lined through
out with soft si:k, with the neck just
square enough 10 s1cw those adorable curves
at the sides and back OF young throats.
The stuff of the bodice, which was very
short in the waist, nccessita! ing wearing the
belt high, was stretchecsover the bust with
out a wrinkle. the corsage fastening in the
back; sleeves, round puffs, barely covering
six inches OF the arm, which however, when
occasion demand . could be entirely hidden
cape-wise by the yoluminous ficAu. One
thing to be remembered-tAe gilt braid men
toned, and which was an inch In width. was
used only in the way OF facing. A sirgle
row sewed fiat at the inside Of the skirt,
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in the jar, With . liberal sprinkling through
OF bruised-n0t powdered-cioves, cinnamon
| and ailspice, with rmall pieces OF horfe-
| radish root, which is indfspenf able. Then
| fill up until covered with boiling cider
vinegar. After two days drain off and
scald the vinegar, skim II need be, and pour
1t back hot, and In three or four days
repeat the process. In week they will be
good to use, and II the cellar is reasonably
cool and dry they will keep without any
further attention, remaining solid and
crisp until pickle time comes again-pro-
vided enough arc made TO last. Tomato
pickles may be made in the same manner,
and is good way to ute the latest green
ones, which frost forbids to ripeu.
Fried Applcs-These are an excellent
breakfast dish. Wash, quarter, and core
good, tart apples. Put into a frying pan
nearly tender, then add sugar and butter.
and cook until tender and brown
Brine of Cucumbers-To three gallons
OF rain water put two of vinegar, one-haf
pound OF alum, which has been dissolved
in hot water, aid three parts of salt. Pour
the above mixture in a large ca arthen jar.
and as the small cucumbers are gathered
and W ashed throw then, In; they may remain
until the end of the season, when all can be
picked at one time; and are sure to come
out of the brine fresh and crisp The same
brine can be used for keeping green to-
matoes through the winter
Baked Corn.-When corn gets old and
the grain begins TO harden it is delicious
baked. says Good housekeeping. Cut
the grains through each row of kernels,
cutting down to the cob and scraping all
the corn from 1t. Put it in earthen dish,
with four spoonfuis OF water TO every
dozen ears. Season with salt and little
bits ofbutter. Sprinkle the top with cracker
dust, and bake slowly for an hour. Boil
the cobs and add TO the corn, with half q
teacupful OF cream. Set in the oven twenty
minutesL
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ANAC0STIA MEMS.

Another chapter in the assault case OF
yesterday in Hillsdale was enacted to-day,
when Charles Scott, Lawyer Moss as.
sailant, was released on $500 bonds, and,
repairing Immediately to the office of JUS
ticc Carroll W. Smith, swore out warrants
for Moss and Mrs. Taiiaferro, charging
them with assaulting him. The warrants
were put in the hands of the police, but
their knowledge of the case caused them
to use their own discre tim, and the
warrants were not served.
Another mad dog was shot in Hillsdale
yesterday. 1t was little terrier, and
when attacked with the rabies was near
Stantontown.
The talk of Republican niass-meeting
in Anacostia has revived and it is thought
it will be held some time this week or early
next week.
Localtenperance advocates are somewhat
aroused over the beer-drinking rendezvous
on the railroad track Every night about
fifty persons assemble on the railroad track
and there hubble various drinks purchased
at wholesale liquor stores. This has come
To pass since the rejection of the liquor
license application Of VIM Rose, and while
1t has been cited as a good excuse for a
barroom the temperance people say they
will break up that also. Ii is asserted that
minors enjoy the privilege of their drinks,
being purchased by adults and given to
them.
Mr.. Bruce Allen, who has been Ill at his
home on Jefferson street has recovered suf.
ncientiy to be out.
Miss Nellie Leonard, who has been i'll
at her home on jefferson street is reported
much improved.
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novelty crepe, with front of white sill
null and pleated shoulder epaulettes oi
heavy white silk.
Killed surah in tender pnkish gray
the old id-fashioned surah we have kno owr
these many years, is the groundwork oi
Fig. 2. Black ribbon velvet braces the
shoulders becomingly and extends dowr
tho skirt, ending in big flyaway bows
near the bottom.
The lace. which in q shoulder cape and
pAplum Is put on to give width to a too
slight figure, is imitation Irish point
Plain art green -chalie OF a web-lik,
fineness and tone as dim Ss the milky
green enameling seen sometimes in oIt
Venetian jcwelry, composes figure s. The
costume is in three pieces, skirt and
underblouse Of challic and an overblouse
OF heavy white silk embroidered with
black and gold in q rich Russian design.
Tbs dark edge that outlines the upper por-
tion OF this is a black velvet, cut to follow
the lines of the blouse.
AUTUMN COLORs AND STUFFs.
POmpadour challis in old pinks and
browns. and blue liberty satin, showing
pink reflections are the main features of
the next two toliets.
Tho flowery gown. which is of the chal-
lie. has an ovcrbiouse in ecrue guipure,
and the liberty satin shown in the blouse,
10 omnmented By a stole collar of white
organdie and yellow lace.
The plain portion of the nowered bodice
il dull green silk and the collar dark red
velvet
Apropos OF these toilets, their cuts, tex
tiles, ard decorations, Madame, who was
mothering them, said:
You See, the only new material here is
the black crepe, which is in reality only a
spotted .barege crinkled somewhat like
crepon. As yet Doueet is the only one to
make barcge gowns, but T." and madame
swelled like the important frog in the fable,
I shall make chaiiie fashionable for au-
tumn and winter house gowns"
''The new challies that have seen at the
manufacturers are very charming Some
ore patterned like silk, with great bouquets.
but there are Others that are barred with
little vines between stripes, and other plain
ones again in dim and sparkling jewel
tones.
These will be, my fayorites, q no I will
combine them with Ia ce. ribbon, ard velvet
in contrasting shades. One gown that 1
have in my mind will be In old blue, with
Greek border in gold thread, embroid-
cred by hand, at ihaskirt bottom.
Yes" said Madame as she closed the
door on all the wonderful things so soon to
be born to Ney York, remember that
challies, winter challies, are TO be revived"
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BROOKLAND ITEMS.

Mr.. P. j. Mcnamara and son, ]. Stuart
Mcnamara, left la st night for an outing at
Atlantic City ard ada cent resorts.
Mrs. Hurry bowling and her little daugh-
tres. Mary and Agnes, have gone to Lake.
land, Nd, for a short stay.
Mr. Fred B. Weeks, of East Brookland.
has Just published in the journal OF Educa-
tion a paper entitled "A Card Catalogue
of Scientific Literature" Mr. Weeks
leaves tomorrow on his Western trip,
taken in the interests OF the Geological
Survey.
The fathers of the Congregation of Mary
have returned from their visit to the semi.
nary of their order in Anne Arundel county,
Nd, and are now located in their home here.
Rev. DR.. Bianchy viii remain superior
during theconing scholastic year.
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EDUCATIONAL.
1895
1864. 1895
EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE.
EOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
1864

FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
Tie SpeECerian Business College.
National Bank of TIE Republic Building,
cor. 7th and d INV. Day and night
scs sions.
SPENCERIAN,
In the National Capital and throughout the
country, is a EUu. eiold word, associated
with thorough business training and q
prosperous career.
The tairty-first scholastic year OF this
popular institution begins Monday, Sep
tcmber 2. 1895. Five departments, viz:
Practical Business, including complete
bookkeeping course, EaElish. RAPID cal.
culations, rapid writing, moral and social
culture, Delsarte system of expression,
civics, political economy, and commercial
law. Z racuCal English, with iEitiatory
bookkeeping; Shorthand and Type writing,
Ing, Mechanical ard a Agricultural Drawing.
Full corps OF thoroughly trained teachers.
Location central
Spacious, brilliantly lighted, handsome
halls and classrooms. Services OF gradu-
kteS always In demand. Terms moderate,
put no competition with cheap schools
The leading business uen of Washington
were trained in this college, and send their
sons and daughters and candidates for
employment here for training.
This college received from the Worlds
Colu mb bian commission q diploma for
Excellence of Students Work' in all OF
the above departments.
pffice open every business day and
night. on and after Monday, August IL.
WriteOr call for he w a nnua nuallnnouncemen
MRS SARA A. SPENCER,
Principal and Proprietor
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To Wear When
the Leaves Fall
FOUR-IN-HAND HINTS ON THE
STYLE OF FOOTMEN.
Fichus, Embroideries and Gilt
Buckles are Among the
Very Novel Modes.

New York, Aug. /. Way over on East
Something street there is a trim, bright
eyed little woman who knows more about
fashions than anybody else in New York.
Yesterday Madame deigned TO discus ss
autumn and winter modes-that is, their
present indications, but 1t Wa all done with
degree OF nIodesty that was astonishing
As TO shoulder seams, yes, certainly, they
are growing longer. All the fullne6 of
sleeves, too, pointed towani hanging 10 we r
than ever on the arm; but though the leg O.
mutton was reported on its deathbed, Mad
anne had her doubts
Like the Sodeted skirt the gigot ma nche
was too comfortable and becoming to be
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Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry have been issued as
follows:
Henry D. Moose aud Sadie E. Walter.
Peter Dixon aud Annie Coates, both OF
Montgomery county, Nd.
WiliamJ. Ridout aud Sarah F. Lee.
Frederick Dyer and Fannie Linther, Of
Alexandria
James Edward Karues, OF Buffalo, aud
Stella Margarete Carberry.
Robert r. Allison, of Knoxville, Tenn.
aud Maggie Lee Clark, of Cincinnati
Wesley Cooper and Kate johnson, both
OF Avenel, Md.
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skirt and bristiing stIffly from end to end
with hair cloth ruffles
This last is to do away with any possible
need OF stiffenins in your back breadths
and give the 1upe that outward set now
only considered good manners In the skirt
world.
What is TIE newewoman sieeyefs Oh, a
cross between o bishop eIeeve and a night
gown sleeve, q great looee affair, that il
very nearly the same size all tie way
down, and that isgat:,ered at the valet into
in my workrDoms Coz convenience cake, and
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Her peath an Aceident.

An inquest was held yesterday after
noon over the remains of Sarah Sturte-
want, the little girl who fell out of
window at the ChiIdren's Hospital 90
Monday and was Killed The death was
pronounced an accident by the jury. and
. verdict exOnerating the attendants of
the hospital from all blame was returned.
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Proof.

He sent to her, the credulous lover,
A worn horseshoe and a fourIeaf clovex
ITO bring thee good luck" he said.
Though she had never trusted signs before,
Yet the horseshoe was hung above the
door
And the lover came that day.
Though she thought it foolish thing to
do,
Yet she wished the clover in her shoe~
And the wish came true that day.
There happened a practical proof Of this
He had said if you sDeezed it meant kiss,
And she sneezed that very day.
Indianapolis Journal.
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ferent sort: OF gilt with silver and copper
trimmings, or perhaps OF pure gold with
the blossoms superbly enameled.
More useful and less expensive belt
buckles in favor are Of heavy gold wire
twisted in curious swirl designs, and that
loop over each other in fastening, and all
OF them madare-who is a power in Nfw
York-declares she will make fashionable
for house gowns this winter. And now the
house gowns themselves.
NEW HOUSE GOWNS.
Figure 1. which is Felix design, In
tended for polite mourning, b Of black
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HARMON AT GRAY GABLES.

President Cleveland's Attorney Gem
eral Pays Him a Visit.
Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Aug. 14.-Attorney
General Harmon, who is spending part
Of his vacation with his family at Nan
tueket. visited the President yesterday at
Gray Gables.
While il was not known generally, it
seems that Mr. Harmon arrived early Mon
day evening.
He enjoyed short fishing trip with the
President on his new launch, returning in
time for lunch.
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Orplla MS Ma de Happy.

The male orphans Of st. Josephs S Asylum
were yesterday given their annual excur-
sion TO Marshall Hall on the steamer River
Queen, upon the invitation of Manager Nc
Kbbcn. Some seventy of the little boys
enjoyed a happy day, several Of the sisters
being in charge oftAem. Fruits and candies
in abundance were donated by local con-
fectioners.
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The Legend of White violets.

Twin violets grew together in a wood.
Each told the other secrets OF the skies,
On each shone do WI the light ofangel eyes,
Dyeing their petals in purple flood.
And then some ruthless hand tore them
apart;
Took one ard left the other there alone.
Pale grew they theD-as when light has
gone
AS lovers grow who live not heart to hears
Vanity.
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Rev. G. H. Harris Installed

Rev. George II. Harris was installed
rs pastor of the Mount Vernon Baptist
Church at Winthrop Heights Sunday with
appropriate ceremonies. A large attend
ance marked the event The sermon was
preached by Rev. Peter Hayes. Addresses
Were also made i'y Messrs. Alexander Ham,
ilton, NJ. ]. Turel, J. Carter aud Branch.
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Mr.. Robert WaIlach has gone to James
town to spend the remainder of the sum.
mer.
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Some Advantage.

They tell me your wife's new woman"
said the lean man with the yellow vest.
subject"
''Oh, i amt worryin'," said the fat man.
''She's all right She licked the hired girl
yesterday for burning the steak-"-Ip,
dianapolis journal.
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spending the summer at the White Sulphur
Springs
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Judge and Mrs Macarthur are spending
the summer at Atlantic City. Judge Mac
Arthur has been greatly benefited by the
sea air.
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Miss Roberta Stuart Lewis and Miss
Flora and Mamie Steinberg have gone
to Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, and
watkins Glen, thence to New York city
and Manhattan Beach, where they wiH
remain until the last of ofSeptember.
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the neck and sleeve bottoms, showed at
these points in a mere Hair-iike line.

these points in a mere Hair-like line.
FOR EVENING TOILETTES.
Square necks, ii seems, are supersediBg
round cuts in Paris for dressy house and
evening wear.
But they are by no means deeply decol-
lete. and the modest little square worn by
Juliet in her balcony is considered the
most becoming lirit.
Belts. too. are much worn, wider than
formerly. and made OF 4 giistcning eilt
braid and OF silk h>ayily embroidered with
gold, and with great buckles fashioned
like wreaths.
Indeed. wreath jewelry is the very latest
fad; and besides the buckles there are
wreath brooches, wreath fastenings to
bracelets. and wreath hat pins. They are
made OF metal, with the flowers in q dif-
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Mr.. William Robinson, of street, left
yesterday to spend several weeks among
relatives at Staunton, Va.