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'oring. There are butterfly things OF shot
silk. accordion pleated, and cdged with
jet or passementerie. Then there are the
hooded capcs in blue and green and goi-
den brown cloths with tartan. llnings-
The jacket which goes is tight-htfins IN
the back. 1t has turn-down collar and
revers opening IN the front over The bod
Ice worn underneath. IL has full eigot
sleeves pleated into the arm -holes.,
Palmer tailor Jackets are in the market
and are at once smarter and less conveni-
ept to wear over high sleeves. rl
An evening cape for spring is OF pale
blue accordion pleated mousselins de sole
put on to plastron of black silk covered
With guipure. On each shoulder, IL . rib
bon which Is caught up In loops. then
taken down to the waist whers IL IL
knotted again, the ends falling down over
the skirt Of the costume. ..s.. f--.sI. ~
te..tt, ELLEN OSBORN. m
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OF the kind ever witnessed in New York.
The affair. however, will be rich, not
gaudy. The governor has set his heart
upon having the fcstivity most brilliant.
The social interest in IL is extreme. Even
the CHATTER and vail Of the flute. rehears-
ing the grand march composed for the oc-
casion. a CHATTER and wall that made Fifth
avenue weary, are endured when u was
said what occasion was being rehsarssd
for. There had been a protest fled with
the police, but the property belongs to the
governor himself, and the noise Is only
temporary, so endurance was resolved
upon. New Workers. are certainly sacri-
ficing themselves to make this celebration
grand.
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A pretty blonde girl has an Easter dress
you may like to hear about. IL Is OF pale
blue cloth, with one of those new skirts
that are all seams. Down each seam runs
n thread of Jet passementerie. The bodice
is tailor hitting; IL opens behind aud over
it Is worn a short cape covered with jet
passemehterie. A black chiffon ruche
forms full collar at the throat, knottcd in
front with bunch of violets. There 10 .
Swiss belt of jet embroidery for the waist,
and. of course. huge balloon sleeves.
White and black is the spring combina-
ton. Not black and white, but white
ground with black accessories. Take .
white dress, that perhaps you have been
wearing and are a little bit tired Of, and
cover up all the bad places with black
feather trimming. Thus are you In the
very height of fashion, for thus are half Of
the spring dresses made. One white sat-
in evening dress has an entire covering of
jetted lace. The bodice 10 of white satin
with deep band of black jet across the
bust and fall of il over the shoulders.
The gloves are white and in the fair hair
of the clever blonde who designed the
"colfection" is woven a tiny black
aigrette fastened with q white satin bow.
Turquoise blue with black is another
idea of the season. At reception yes
terday tall slight fair girl wore blue silk
sprayed with n small yellow flower while
through that ran a black stripe, very fine
but very distinct. Tue skirt had q deep
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one TO MI. The CoNsorING PAPA.
Burdens, the vanderbilts, the Marquands.
the Gerrys, the Wetmores. in fact every
one in society has some relation or other
soon to wed. Weddings are most costly
things nowadays, and the tradesmeu reap
golden harvests from them. The clergy,
too, find them convenient pecuniarily,
and only the father of the bride objects,
usually. 1t is invariably the function Of
the clergyman TO condole with the father
after wedding upon losing n daughter
through matrimony. Brockholst Cutting,
the prince Of first best mon. and the de-
light OF fashionable dinner talks, made
the jest that the minister is letting tho
old gentleman down gently-in other
words, cheering him up after tho expense
had made him miserable. Be this as IL
may, IL is no secret that New York cler-
gyman In a fashionable church looks as
much to his wedding fees as to his salary
to-day. Five hundred dollars Is no very
high sum to give to a fashionable pastor.
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The prettiest evening dress that have
seen this week was a very pale yellow
chiffon. The skirt was accordion pleated
and had not even an edge of lace, while
the bodice was gathered full over yellow
silk lining from the throat to the waist
and tied with very heavy deep yellow
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tuey are espccs- LIES.
ally interested in the four-let duel be-
tween Henry Miller and William Faver-
sham, both great favorites of the fair sex,
for the love of one woman. The moving
yacht in the last act has created as much
sensation as any theatrical effect ever
seen here.
TOO Much Johnson" had its i50th per-
Torrance at the Standard theater on
April IL. The souvenirs for the occasion
were appropriate. William Gillette and
his comedy company have so far held tho
crowds for six months at the Standard
and their drawing power doesn't seem to
have decreased; the house is jammed TO
the doors now as IL was In the first weeks.
Mr.. Giliette's work on the play is the best
he has ever done. His Yonkers' liar Is q
great character, and the numerous ways
in which he renders the mother-in-la un-
happy keep the packed audiences in
roars of laughter. DAVID WEcHsLRR.
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bon rosettes, black ostrich plume on one
side, two white ones on the other.
Black straw toques with yellow jouquils
under the brim, wired rolls of yellow rib
bon standing up over the crown in double
bows.
Black straw picture hats with black
pleated chiffon to veil the brim, and
great punches Of shaded roses for trim
mings.
The "new man" is going into millinery,
and the results of his efforts are apparent
in the present very original mixture of
colors. Sometimes seven hues are seen
on one hat. Black, cream and orange are
a usual combination. Black, green, pink
and yellow deserves to be called fashion
able. One the whole, the new man is to
be congratulated on holiness and fertility.
Now that women are inspectors of street
cleaning, insurance agents and the like,
it's high time for men to take to milli-
merry.
The newest wells are interesting. The
Easter novelty is long veil of white
Mechlin lace, which is slightly frilled in
front and reaches the chin; no more. 1t
is tied at the back aud the ends fall over
the neck.
Black figured net is the standby. 1t is
the best veil there is for the picture hat,
but chenille goes better with toque or
capote. Dotted wells hurt the eyes, but
that is an old story and one that has never
counted against them. Eyes are of no
consequence from some points of view.
The spring blouse has first place in
every right-minded girls affections. A
particularly clever one, of which the art
list has given you a picture, is made in
pale pink crepon, gagged about the neck
and loosely gathered at the waist under a
belt of green velvet. The full. short
sleeves have rosettes at the elbows, and
bows with hong ends of green velvet rib
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ruffie of black tulle caught with black
satin ribbons. The whist has soft face
front of black chiffon and girdle of
black jet, while the square cut corsage is
finished with plain band of jet, most
effective against the white skin. Black
suede gloves and a fan OF pale blue and
black feathers carry out the idea.
Another Turquoise blue waist is worn
with perfectly plain black skirt. The
bodice here is of blue silk, cut low,
gathered full in the front down to the
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MhS. CLfNELAND n LA Inc last picture
BEARDsLEY. Of Mrs. Cleveland
was huge painting in oil something after
the Beardsley style of art. The first lady
in the land was depicted in a very fiowery
and fiamboyant fashion, but. fortunately,
the likeness itself was so poor that no one
could have recognized IL. Nevertheless,
IL was sought to intercept the masterpiece,
but unhappily the picture had been
shipped abroad for the Paris exhibition
this spring. The incident very much an-
noyed the family and Mr.. CleveIand's
family long refused to sit to painters.
That Mr.. Cleveland Is now favoring De-
troit artist Is not very pleasant circum-
stance to metropolitan painters. There
would. from the material point of view.
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the president, but II Is very hard to get
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finished he is likely to wash his hands of
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oNhbOs tha.c th ~ AtN
days. His own apartments in the house
are very fine. He has library, billiard
room and n smoking room of his own and
n whole suit OF living apartments on the
second floor. His man Sambo has been
working about the place of late, putting
his masters books and papers to rights.
and that means that young William x.
will soon be here. Sambo is but one OF
the rich youths servants. He is going TO
be very brilliant figure in the SOCIAL
horizon, this young Vanderbilt, and seeps
destined to prove man of mark. Hell s
bright, genial and unusually intelligent,
having his mothers good looks and refine
ment. Mother and son are much devoted
to one another. 1t is likely that young
Vanderbilt, should the promise OF his
youth be made good. will become some
thing very different from the average
specimen OF la jeunesse doree with which
New York is too familiar.
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military point OF
view. the occa-
sion will be his
toric, aud, with
the presence of
Governor NJ or
to n, and, in all
probability. O Z
President Cleve-
land, the c o n
course of visitors
attracted to the
metropolis W i'll
be very gre at
There Is TO be a
great ball in the
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evening at which FiFTH AVE. PROTESTED.
Mrs Morton will be the lady of honor,
and every fashionable feminine in town
10 to be in attendance. The arch itself.
the center of commemoration. is now a
superb object, all Write and respiendent.
the recent Disagreement OF itsfair surface
by n bottle Of red ink. thrown by the reck-
less hand Of boy, being entirely effaced.
The splendors Of this coming occasion
are expected TO eclipse any similar event
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beginning { h o
rs o W in q tho
Wind" perform
ances so that n
new C o m Q 4 y
could be pre-
scented before the
end Of tho sea-
son has been
postponed. The
success OF the
play Is positive
n n d enduring.
Women find tia
delightful drama;
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whether the re-
forming element
will ultimately
triu phi is n
matter of uncer-
tainty. Yet, with
all Difference to
the perils of pro-
phecy, 1t may be
asserted that that
element will tri-
umph. For one
thing, there Is TO
be a clean sweep.
The removal of
kerwin and Muir
raw. the two mo-
lice commission.
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brick mansion on
Madison avenue,
recently purchased
by Mrs. Alva
Vanderbilt Is being
very goreeously re-
fitted. IL seems
that William X.
Vanderbilt, IT,, re-
Gently In Newport
attending to the
putting to rights Of
the marble palace
there, will turn his
attention to the
New York puy-
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That Portrait Trouble.

The artists OF New York were not a little
incensed when il became known that
President Cleveland had finally decided
to turn the cold shoulder to the metro
politan guild in the matter of that paint
ing Of himself which is to grace Don NJ.
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Dickinson's home.
IL had been un-
derstood at tn o
American ca d.
envy that a New
York artist would
surely be selected.
The president is
now giving his sit
tiugs TO n Detroit
man twice a week.
The reason given
for this slight
seems even more
exasperating than
tho slight itself.
Thu laaf Dt,tu~.
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bon trim the waist At the left hand side.
But that is for grand occasion. For
tennis or boating or the hundred and one
vacation uses figured blue fiannelette is
more suitable. 1t is made with three box
pleats down the front. and with band
collar. smartened with bow of dark blue
ribbon. The sleeves are full and gathered
into narrow cuffs. and the body of the
blouse bags just the veriest trifie, as the
way of all fashionable blouses this spring.
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CorriRan- has no
less than 10 mag
nificent weddings
TO ofiiciate at be-
tween now and
the end of May,
while Bishop Pot
ter has near n
score. The for
lists are doing q
roaring business
aud the jewellers
find the demand
for wedding pres
cnts q very hard
a. mi FrNa
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satin ribbons. As the lining was cut low
the tuile made pretty covering for the
girlish shoulders, and the full sleeves of
chiffon were held in at the elbows with
the same ribbon used on the waist. The
young wearer, with her dark eyes and
dark heavy hair arranged with n yellow
rose at one side, was one Of the most
striking pictures of n brilliant evening.
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Pure rich blood Is essential to good
health, because the blood is the vital fluid
which supplies all the organs with life.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the great blood
purifier
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ANACONDA TIME CARDS.
Butte, Anaconda s. Pacific Railway.

Time schedule.l
An trains Arrive and Depart from Butts.
Anaconda a raclnc Depot.
ARRIvEIN ANACONDA
No. g. Helena & Butte express. daily .-f2;o5 m
No. I. Butte Express. arrives daily. 80. 800 10
DEPART FROM ANACONDA.
No. Q Butte Express for 81 Paul.
Chicago and ali Eastern points de-
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Butte. Anaconda & Pacific Railway.

(Timo Schedule.l
An trains Arrive and Depart from Grsss
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ARRIVE IN BUTTE
No 4 AnAcoBda Express arrives daily 300 m
No. A. Anaconda Express. arrives daily .s:5 pm
DEPAKT FROM BUTTE
No. 4 Anaconda express. from Helena and
intermediate points. leaves daily. 10: - a m.
No 1. Anaconda Express. leaves daily 500 D m
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On
And
After December 18th
You can come from
ST. Paul to Butte
Over the
Northern Pacific
And save
Five hours and
Forty-five minutes
In time
Over any competing line.
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apply TO J. Z. DAwsox,
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waist and held in with soft fold of blue
velvet. The sleeves are immense bouffant
affairs just to the elbows where the long
black gloves meet them.
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"John Abrams" is playing at the EN-
pire theater TO such large and fashionable
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Al GAMING Hnme

All the vanderbilts will be back In their
native land by the middle of May. with
the possible exception of George w. The
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THE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM
City Politics and Factors 10 Society
! and Religion.
Many EASTER WEDDINGS
The Future OF Willie Vanderbilt. the
Ne Younger. TO Be Brilliant
- Trouble Aboutthe CIeye-
x land Portrait.

Copyright. 1896. by Bachelor. johnson q
The local political situation in New
York has become a matter OF national in
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A Great Occasion.

New York is making elaborate prepare
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ton arch on the last day Of April. From
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Spring capes take il upon themselves
now aud then to be most brilliant in col
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ELLEN OSBORN TALKS
About the Spring Costumes This Week
Will Show.
SMART SUMMER BIOUSES
White and Black, Turquoise Blue
and Black and Other Fashion,
able CONFERENCE.-The New
Capss and Jackets.
Copyright. 1896 by Bachelor. Johnson &
Bacheler.l

II EN- East Q r
Sunday is past
you will see:
Fine leghorn
straw hats with
long feathers on
each side and q
bunch OF feather
tips over the
forehead. The
b rim b en- d s
down to meet
the eyes in front
and almost to
nd.
pale green rib
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

In the city OF Atlanta, on Thursday. De-
cember Il. 1894. at G:2) T.. ". the p-.'
spirit Of Mrs. MINNIE SWIFT GOOD
WIN. wife Of George r. Goodwin. ana
only daughter Of Mrs. Dr. John T.. fIi'ni,
took its flight from earth 70 ret.sn ID
the God who gave Il.
Lovely In person. amiabls IN c.sl@ 70
ton, and Of a generous unseinsl Lnl
sympathetic naturl. she Won The love anl
affection OF all who came within TO-
circle in which she moved. and % wiu.1
she was one OF the brightest ornaments.
But Death loves a shining mala, al
ere she had reached the full ttr pi
life. In the spuagtime OF her yoH'a.
beauty, and popularity, when surroH7--l
by all that makes life pleasant ana ae-
sirable when happy IN the affection K
friends and relatives. IN the manly love y
a devoted husband. and IN tho motH-f'
love she bore 10 her beautiful boy now
too young 10 realize the magnitude OK
the loss he has sustained. she fell wee
tim TO a wasting disease. whose eaDri-
ciating tortures were borne with hrfcc
fortitude sublime patience. and cars
tian submission 10 the divine VIII
Fully aware that her disease was .n-
durable. and knowing the end would come
speedily. her thoughts were ever given %
those she loved rather than % htf>ri-
She spoke OF her death without agiidN'n
gave minute directions a. % the artahs-
ments she wished made. selected NE
mentoes for distribution among her ID.
innate friends. named some she wished
to be her pall-bearers, and.
Sustained and soothel
by an unfaltering trust"
awaited the Masters summons. 10 her
message OF peace and rest. quietly an
calmly,
Like one who wraps the drapeFy OF 10
couch
About him. and lies down 70 pleAsah'
dreams"
She has gone from US; there Is vacant
place In the social and family cifc.e
and the light Is eXtinguished IN o"se
happy home, but our tears should NO.
flow for her. Let us rather streW Hel
grave with bright and beautiiul no~eS
and wreathe her tomb with immoftri''
| flt emblems OF her own beauty ana pli'S
and OF the resurrection 10 eternAl l's
while we weep for those into whose i've
the radiance OF her presence VIII come ~
more, who stood around her open sf~'',
and whose crushed and bleeding hears
were In the casket with her wneh' ~
the quiet and solemn hours or sa9O~''
afternoon. she was laid TO rest IN eea's''
ful Hollywood. as the sun sank oeHs'',
| the western horizon. leaving the W..
In darkness. typical Of that "hN.
| shadows human hearts. there 10 s"eS
| the morn OF the resurrection. when "
dead In Christ" shall arise In sor"'N'
bodies ITO meet the Lord In the ait
1T doth not yet appear what We snA"
| be: but we know when He shall aps"@1,
We shall be like Him. for We shs,i
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