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gowns, just completed, l have selected a
few to describe. A gown of black and
white striped silk is finished round the
bottom by a narrow band of black satin,
caught at intervals with turquoises and
gold buttons. The bodice 10 made of the
silk, with box pleats; these are veiled in
creamy lace, which is arranged la iabot
over them. The vest is of accordion
Killed chiffon. The lace collar is orna-
mented with trimmings of gold and tur-
quoises.
A lovely gown of crepe de chine has it's
skirt edged with three tiny rows of
Valenciennes. the sleeves and bodice be-
ing of the same crepe and ornamented
with deep corselet and revers of pale blue
silk covered with guipure and full vest
OF creme crepe. A bow of blue ribbon and
a dainty bunch of violets complete gown
well worthy of our consideration.
A plain skirt of blue satin draped with
net embroidered in silver and pearls goes
with bodice covered with the same net,
which is completed by waistband and
shoulder straps of pale blue velvet. A
small flounce of the lace forms the sleeves.
Another simple but smart gown is
OF plain blue canvas, the skirt of
which is broad band of folded silk.
Vest and collar are of blue-and-white
striped velvet. With this gown is worn
blue satin chip hat, lined with white
whit tulle surrounds the crown in full
ruche. Three blue quilts stand erect at
the left side.
The first hats in which tulle figured
were charming, but now it bids fair TO be-
come common, so generally is 1t used. In
shades, one yelling the other should never
be indulged in on amateurish hats, as only
the French imported hats have the proper
air and style to make such a chapeau a
success. So foolishly have most hats been
overloaded with trimmings of all descrip-
lons that it is with relief one reads OF the
Princess Alexandra's simple hats. One Is
com posed OF shaded pink roses, veiled
with tulle, at the right side of which are
three black ostrich plumes and a black
algrette. A hat of black satin straw is
turned up at the back and is adorned with
black chiffon and deep pink azaleas. A
chip hat of delicate pink shade
has dented crown, straw bows
are in front, and clusters of wild roses on
either side, and an aigrette is formed of a
single white rosebud. 1t would certainly
be well if some women would learn les
son from the description OF these chapeaux,
all of which are free OF all oddities and ex-
aggerations.
Grass lawn, although simple, inexpen.
s1ve looking fabric, has proved itself
capable OF any amount of elaboration, and
is to be seen plain, striped with lace and
sequin incrusted. embroidered and covered
with lace applique, and is used on wooden,
silk and alpaca dresses with excellent
results.
For the fourth season is blue and green
again fashionable.
AT the last ''drawing-room" many
moire trains were interviewer with metal,
and numerous are the gowns of chiffon
and lace which are traced with silver
thread. gold tinsel or silver and studded
with pearls. The tulle gown, although
charming, is doomed, being very expen.
sive frock and sadly perishable. A nov.
city is the application of heavy silk em.
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tistlc. sense, adorned the rich material;
long branches were trailing all round the
edge OF the skirt, while single flowers
or small punches peeped forth among the
1olds. The satin was in front cut snort,
and gave the appearance of high belt,
enclrcllng filmy folds of chiffon; 1t was
edged with ruchings of black tulle, black
velvet ribbon round the throat striking
the corresponding note. A pointed waist
coat OF guipure, epaulettes OF spangles,
cloud-lke chiffon sleeves. and some roses
tucked in the corsage gave the finishing
touches to this beautiful gown.
But the most fascinating costume worn
was donned by Nine. Brandes in the hrst
act. 1t was composed of unblesched lawn
over silk OF the same tint, The gown was
cut to perfection, and the skirt was
absolutely plain. The bodice had a
boxpleat down the front and her
waist was encircled with oelt
OF leather, which exactly matched
the lawn, as did also her shoes-sun
shade, and at her throat was a most
becoming touch of color, the ruche oelng
OF rose pink, which appeared at the throat
ana cuffs. Her large straw hat was COW
ered with roses, and the satin r1ooon IN IL
matched the ruche exactly. Almost as
charming was her evening toilette OF
mlgnonette green shaded satin, round the
low neck OF which was arranged menu OF
mousseline de sole, lace edged. On the
shoulders it was fastened with tufts OF
rose-pink velvet and punches OF vlolets.
Here and there on the bodice flashed
beautiful rhinestone buttons mounted In
copper.
In LES Danichefs," another French plsy
now running in Paris, some notable toll
cites are seen. Madame Tessandier wore,
in the Partisan scene superb lavender
ccolored OF velvet cut la princess. The
large collar with stole-like ends was OF
velvet and exquisitely embroidered IN em,
eralds, gold and silver, edged by tiny frlli
of lavender chiffon, but at the throat and
sleeves was some rare old lace. The lin
ing was of emerald green satin. Another
gorgeous robe was of lemon colored velvet.
The back of the body was absolutely plain.
The front was composed of loose coat
made entirely of chinchilla. 1t opened on
waistcoat of the velvet richly covered
with gold ana jewels. The narrow ieweled
belt, which kept it in place, appe ared also
at the back. On the left side of the skirt
was fastened a huge bouquet of Parma
vioiets. Though the dress was decollete
the sleeves were long and tightly stretched
over the arm.
Among some truly lovely trousseau
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perfect full dress for golf dinners, dances,
etc., just as the limit uniform is for limit
balls.
Blue serge is always worn in preference
to anything else for yachting suits. For
this purpose they are made with REFER
for peajacket, in case the weather is bad
Colored shirts are worn.
Duck trousers and black sack coats will
be the costumes seen on the tennis ground.
Another attempt is being made to intro
duce braid on evening trousers, hideous
fashion which should not be tolerated.
The dress or evening coat in vogue is OF a
soft fine vlcuna, smooth and with a tine
twill, or of soft fine corkscrew. 1t is faced
with silk.
A frock coat and gray trousers, top hat
and gloves of the new shade of tan are
worn to garden parties and Informal re-
ceptions during the summer. Last sum-
mer on such occasions many gray cloth
frocks were seen. Patent leather shoes
are, of course, worn when so garbed.
On the seashore morning lounge snit
should be worn, with colored linen shirt
with white collar and cuffs matching
the shirt. A straw hat is the onIv cOrrecf
chapeau.
An indigo blue serge suit of fine texture
Is very necessary and acceptable ado;-
ton to any mans wardrobe at this season
Bathing robes are still being made of
crash or Turkish toweling. The sinners
match. Light colors are preferable for
instance, those having white ground
with stripes of pale blue, pink and ecru
are becoming, or those in a solid color are
liked. The color should be delicate, and
1t is well to remember that blue and ecru
retain their color better than pink.
when entering any such public place as
theater or restaurant man must always
precede the gentiewoman whom he es-
corts, as he thus clears passage for her
II there is anything of crowd, but on en-
| tering church the lady precedes her
escort. G. G.
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to crimson. The bodice is a work OF art
being covered with embroidery of a cash,
nerian design, in which several colors
blend beautifully. A hat of green straw
trimmed with California violets and green
tulle is most becoming.
Then if you want one OF the dearest
little frocks OF this same popular fabric
purchase thirteen yards from one of onr
leading stores of the semi-transparent
grass linen embroidered all over with
silken violets and long green stems. You
can have either very pale violets or those
of dark hue, according as you desire to
have the lining of mauve or violet silk.
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travelling toque, black picture hat and
a very dressy one especially designed to be
worn with the grenadine. lone or two
bonnets and garden hat Ga Leghorn.C
In conclusion she is advised to have a
black silk petticoat much frilled and wired,
as well as one of white silk. OF course
morreen can be substituted. Such petit
coats are absolute necessities as our skirts
should have a certain fare. An abundant
supply of slippers, boots, shoes. gloves and
lingerie will take one comfortably through
a season.
The echoes of the wedding bells an
nouncing the marriage of the Princess
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He Stood Corrected

He Stood Corrected.
Johnny, want you to run message
for me''
"Shan't"
Johnny is that the way to speak to
your father?'
'If you please, shan'tl"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-01

whereas. Ii nav IIIE developed hlllt LUt dl
4uWautc uy order ul the court OF lhe last
claim of the district clerk. that the decision
.uI tur supreme court was exactly contrary
tn tnc government - long established eater
iatIpu ut the Organic Act ot oklahoma th1t
n Waa aNNH tNc tIIrt Nfpus.>U thdt the gov
.Irrs- tuu tur clerks htd to account Tor
IIt .tWr iU their sCmi-auuudl tmulumcut
Trt.T4, ana 40 being since shown that al the
ltme -aId decision was rendered tnc govern
earned nu tue tcrT IiurIal side ut me court
mat lt had hcra thc universal government
ur.Nti,e tu require du accounting Oi federal
Ices uuly These iActe have been established
since tuu rendering ul the supreme court
decision hy lrttele trom thc auditor OF the
treasury. Hon Thomas holcomb AZ the
time said supreme court mauuamuscd this
l.ard tl Vay tuc bin of said Pitts. the ruling
uf ihc government ln scmi-aunual settle
meuts made it imposs"le for tnis money 90
go tO ans one except the district clerk that
ll dld Fl t1 said dI-tric, clerk az his nest
eemi-aanuM cmolumrnt returned 10 the
r6ereiore DE- it resolved that we believe
tht people oi iklanoma ave more entitled to
these frc- tttn "a district clerk alnce "a was
.or public economy mat me legislature
ANA Nc alsaIloW am oi said bin now before
Hs iu excess ui $40. because No i- lu excess ui
llc amount prescribed by law iu chapter p
page iitl section ls. session laws Of 1870.
and tor Me further reason that We want
the supreme court OF Oklahoma % have
another Oppot tuull} 10 say Wletuti the peo-
pie snail lc taxed for money on the false
prctense tn7t No must 81 iata tRe United
States treasury hy Tie district clerks uheU
ftisiu fact known that u IS I'm remain lu pos
session OF me district clerk. and We disal
low lt iurtnrrmore nccause any decision
that I'd SHOULD be allowed in excess of the
statutory limit Is contrary % the established
policy of llc auditor nl the treasury aud iu
CoulraFcmliuu of the declaration Of TIE gQy-
crumcnt llat the legislatures ot the terri.
tory aaFc full p1Wtr 90 regulate territorial
fees thai tle government has not and doe,
mott now claim any Jurisdiction over Zee.
earned on the territorial civil or criminal
sides ui tine court docket.
The hin oi Louis r Pitts for criminal dis
trict clerks fees Ou dlc before Us for aO1 u
IS therefore allowed lu the sum Of ts5. and
dlslAowcd ln the sum of $3.50 w Il sta.
ulelon Chairmau. = y AfherfGn ~ " siuzgiz
Comm iseiouers The comm lssioners con
Soldering and allowing various claims up
on motion adjourned 70 meet May l3 1850
afQam Attest x Emmett stewart. clerk
Guthrie OK. May 70, 1870 M. The com
! missiOncrs pursuant 20 adjournment. met a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-01

Free chair ears on ali trains Pull
man Palace sleepers 20 Kansas City
and Chicago without change. Also TO
Fort Worth and Galveston COnaecJs
at Newton with VcsJibulc limited hav-
ing chair cars. Pullman Palace aud
part.nent sleepers and dining ,ars
through 70 Los Angeles and san Diego
also with train carrying chair cars.
Pullman and Tourist slecprr~ 10 El-
paso, Los Angeles and san Francisco
Through railroad and steamship tck-
cts sold to all points. Passengers
booked 10 an points in the continent
Of Europe; also from any port OF in-
and point in Europe through 20 any
point IN the United States Prepaid
tickets paid for here will be delivered
70 passengers at their residence iu
Eurone For full particulars ealj on
or address George r. Nicholson. e T..
A Chirago; " j. Black A g. +. A.
II p ta, Kan. l. X Delaney Agcot
Ga tlrie OK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-01

The ST. Louis Republic has made
arrangements 90 cover the political
ue of ali the parties in The coming
campaign in way tuat has never
been oquaied by any newspaper
Gubsfribe at once. The Republic daily
and Sunday has been reduced 10 Sd "a
year. So tor months orr 90 cents "a
month The Twice o. Week Republic
Is one dollar year. n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-01

tho once of the county clerk iu the city %
Guthrie OKLA Present Commissioners Sta
pletou, $ y Athcrtou and n is Stuteis At
test Emmett stewart clCtk
The Cummi ssiOucrs considering ami allow
ing various claims. uIou motion ADJOURNED
lo mect "a p m. Attest u Emmett stew
Guthrie OK Ma, i8 isa6 % m rbc com
missioncfs pursuant Co adjournment met a
| the Once ot The county ClCfk iu the CITY sd
Guthrie. OK Present Comrs w R staple
| X Emmett stewart clerk The commissioner
| considering The resignation of Haven
cresting y1SS1cy : - ,c,, ,,, 3s 9 'g sTi,, yt
ca justice OF the peace in and for Mulhal
| Twp tu ull sald vacancy. The bill and claim
of Louis . Puts 20 the 3lst of March. lspd
! The sum of $40, being iu error and resub
| mtted to board 10y clerk. was rccouslderet
| and $50 in sum total The commissioner,
/ examined and approved various II reports
| also approved liquor dealers bonds ot Il vs.
] bldck ana James Bryan. Upon motion
/ board adjourned to meet Nay o. As % m
| Attic Emmett Stewart clerk
! Gmhrtc OK May it lspc ga 900 rhctom.
/ Che unite of the county clerk m the cltv oI
! Guthrie. O6. Present tumrs H b. ~tIplctuu
| Emmett stewart clerk Vuc CUmmi~s joiner,
| considering ANA allowing various claims
! upon molion adjourned tu meet at % on
| Attest. u Emmett stewart clcr.
! Guthrie. OK, May d. 1886 PM The cum
/ miss ioncr~ pursuant to Jdiourume1t Wct 90
lhc ONCE of The county clerk iu tle city ol
! ton. = y Athertou and 81 n Surai- Attest
/ II Emmett Stewart. clerk
The comml l~>iuncrs cousidcriug and allow
| ing various claims. u0pu motion Adjourned
90 meet MAY 20, lN6. 40 90 m Attest. o.
Emmett stewart clerk
miSSioner~ pursuant tp adj tournament. met at
the office oft tue county clerk n thr Citv of
Gqlintie OK Present Dom'rs W q StaplrtoL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-01

souru, soUrnnAsr AND aouruwrsr

Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
NolGuthrie. Guthrie tt. Worth Galv SIN
U1l l2.25 p. IN. 1875 p. m. g.l5 p. m 9.25 a n
i05liO;5S y. m. il.Us p. ~. r-lO a. IN $3.50 D. m.
425lie:lo p. m. 100 =. m. Local Freight.
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The Leader Is authorized by A. Krehs 10
announce his name as candidate Tor
County CLERK. subject % the action of the
nenoeratse party.
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Iwil be a candidate for County Superin-
tendent of schools q. Logan county Ia the
WINFIELD S SMITH
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st, l.. & S. +. Ry. M CAT IA n
s S. =. &c. r, I. a j.. t-Daiy s-ENccpt
sunday.
For rates and other information apply o.
j h. HOLDEN, Gen. Jrduig 10 Er
SOulh MLALc.lur L y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-01

] X OF p hall- Niaitng chiefs always well
come ~. D.. ~ ~EAhCEG Ir.
Ms. CHERRY. Chief of kerurds
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n iAOMi Rebckah LOdgg SO g. J. a. 3D. g..
~ meets erery Thursday cvcningat 1.H
iu Odd Fellows nan in the WeinherRrr bufid-
ing Visitors welcome.
AGNES BRUCE. n O..
FLORA COOPER SecY.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-15

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Rip3ns Tabules: at druggists.
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tipans Tabuies cure dyspepsia.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-15

Wn. Noit..,s nae IN we'd 0.S bdT
Der shop frpm the Ocaia house to
the M ,ntaZuma where he will be
pleased to serve his many Gus
omers. Keeps only the very
best BARRIERS and guarantees per
feet satisfaction to all call az his
place. He also ask the patronage
Of the travelling pubic.
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how about it?

We mean that Sheet Music tina
you prize so highly, and sill you
haven't had it bound in book form
vet. You can have it done ar hat
price at the Witness Job Office
during the next
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Is your nervous syst~m sbsf ~
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With Sabalena, which goes 70 II c
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-02

bimetallism and has made no secret OF
his convictions. Believing that the sin
Gle gold standard was ruinous to the
prosperity and happiness of the country
he was bold enough to advocate in its
stead the time-honored Democratic policy
of bimetallism.
As soon rs the news of his position on
the currency question reached Washing
ton city, measures were taken for bring
ing the banker to grief. AS sequel to
this ominous conference Secretary Car
Isle has ordered the transfer of govern
ment funds, amounting to $50 900, from
the vaults of that bank to those of
another in Tampa, Fla. The Tampa bank
is much weaker institution and does
not command the same degree of conf
dence as the one evei which Mr.. Stock
ton presides, and yet it is to be substi-
tuted for the other as Il government de-
pository.
1t is needless to say that such n transfer
of bonds, without due notice, is calculated
to injure most any bank. In the hope Of
being able to fill up the serious gap which
the withdrawal of the Government bonds
has caused, Mr.. Stockton is in New York.
where he is forced to sacrifice the bonds
of his bank To obtain funds to meet Mr..
Carlisle's infamous order.
To call such treatment rs this persecu
ton is to give it is mild qualification. 1t
savors more of Russian depotism than it
does of the tolerance of u free people
whose motto is, Liberty of though and
speech. Atlanta Constitution.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-02
FIRST BRITISH YACHT.
The Disdain, Built in 1903 by Phineas
PETIT, Inventor of the Frigate
New York SUM-

Captain c. w. Mckay, son of the cele-
DRAFTED shipbuilder, Donald Mckay, and
himself n designer and builder of many
swift fore-and-aft vessels, has discovered
the original British yacht. He says:
"Phineas PETIT, who invented the fri
gate, as is recorded on his tomb, also
built the first yacht, as we now under
stand the term. When a young man PETIT
made n voyage to the Levant He was
two years knocking about the Mediter-
ranean and adjoining seas, during which
time he industriously studied the war
craft built by the Genoese and Venetians,
who ut that time were the greatest and
most skilful shipbuilders in the world.
On his return to England he was made
assistant master shipwright at Chatham
and, in 1903, he was commissioned to
build yacht for the young Prince of
Wales, Henry, to disport himself in about
London bridge. This little vessel was
carved, gilded, and painted to the highest
degree. She was twenty-eight feet long
and twelve feet wide. The prince chris
tened her the Dresdain, and PETIT was
made captain
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-02

Tired people are tired because they have
exhausted their strength. The only way
for them to get strong is to eat proper
food.
But eating is not all. Strength comes
from food after digestion. Digestion is
made easy with Shaker Digestive Cordial.
People who get too tired, die. Life is
strength. Food is the maker of strength.
Food is not food until it is digcsted
Tired, pale, thin, exhausted, sick suf-
ferers from digestion, can be cured by the
Use of Shaker Digestive Cordial
1t will revive their spent energies. re-
fresh and invigorate them, create new
courage, endurance and strength, all by
helping their stomachs to digest their
food.
1t aids nature and this is the best of
it. 1t gives immediate relief and, with
perseverance, permanently cures
Sold by druggists. Trial bottle 1C
cents.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-02
PICKLED CuCuMBERS.

Select very small sized cucumbers,
those about the size of your little finger
being preferable. Wash in cold water,
put them in picking tub, and cover with
n brine made of salt and water strong
enough to float an egg. Spread over the
tub Il coarse cloth, then the lid of the tub,
which should slip inside and press down
the cucumbers. Put n weight on the lid
to keep it down. Let them stand for
about nine days, or until perfectly vel
low, then wash in clear cold water, ex-
anime each one and if soft or bruised re-
ject it. Put the soundest on into pre-
serving kettle, cover with hot water and
cabbage leaves. Put plate over the top
and stand them where they will keep hot,
but not simmer. When pei fectly green
take them out, drain them, and put them
in your jars; first n layer of cucumbers
then teaspoonful of whole allspice, half
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-02
CONDENSED TESTIMONY.

Chas. H. Hood, Broker and Manufac-
turer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies
that DR.. Kings New Discovery has no
equal as "A Cough remedy j. ID. Brown,
Prop. st. James Hotel, TT Worth. Ind,
testilies that he was cured of q Cough of
two Years standing, caused 10y La Crime.
by DIR. Kings New Discovery b. f..
Merrill. Baldwinsvillc, Mass, says that
he has used and recommended it and never
Knew 1t to fail and would rather have il
than any doctor, because it always cures
Mrs. lIemming. 222 T.. 25th street. Chi
cago, always keeps it ut hand and has no
fear of Group, because it instantly re-
lieves. Free trial bottles ut Massie's
Pharmacy.