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their relation 20 the complexion. Dar-
ing colors are made up together regard
less OF the color OF hair and eyes and
proportions Of the figure.
When blueete had It's short reign saw
many a brunette make herself hideous by
costume or hat OF that color. or deeo-at-
Cd with H. Ny first use OF bluette vas
made IN a velvet visiting gown. trimmed
with Russian sable. for golden haired
blonde. whose blue eyes appeared several
shades darker and more luminous by the
color effect OF her gown. Blue is a hard
color and In most cases needs the rosy
complexion and brightly tinted hair Of
blonde 20 be artistic. Likewise IS green.
which. in almost all shades. il more "a
voTed By the blonde. Some shades Of red,
pink. yellow and mauVe can be worn by
al. 4 great American actress. whose
gowns / have had the honor of designing,
speaks truly when she says that after a
woman reaches - years, red looks better
above the shoulders than below them
Black should ~ chosen according 70 ina
material bat white Is uniformly used, and
IN The evening makes every face more
beautiful
The accompanying design f. 10 be rrada
~ for a spring wedding trousseau in ar
i>tOcra,ic circles. Creamy satin forms the
principal material OF the dinner gown
Narrow embroidery. studded with Sod
pears. Is used for trimming The corsas-s
IL pointed and has rn@dFcf collar Of e-,,g
pure lace. A fchu-llke drapery OF finest
thread lace Is caught ~ the shoulder
by agrsffes of pearls ard diamouda The
sleeve Of thvesd lace If encirclet By haass
of pear! embroidery. and is finished ar ths
elbow BY dainty ruffice Of lace and smau
pear and diamond agrafTes A cascade OF
lace falls from the fchu down the front
10 The hem 81 the skirt. The skirt : very
Tightly att@f over the h.ps. and az full
ness Ia gathered at the back where II fails
IN a train. Graduated bands Of the pearl
embroidery are paced diagonaIly up the
front % tne skirt 4 single white rose
vi'h bnds and leaves. and another IN the
hair. gives the finishing touch % purs+v
and delicate beauty which 1 wish this cos
tune % bear.
This Fown. 81 course. "a designed 20 hs
made Of the costltest material but - can
- made useful 20 the general publfc ny
substituting less expensive material There
nre 50 many grades % six ard - lace
and the embroidered hands need not he
}ewelee. For a matron This dress could b.
charrinEfy made cf black satin or sflk
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scoTTy SHARP.
We're or Two abont HI. aaxen-
fursus Career.

Scotty sharp. who viii be arraigned be-
fore Justice Ingerzoa this afternoon for
bedding Up q japanese barber in his shop
on Main street February and rohbing
him 81 SIS. has a record that would honor
the columns ~ the Po1ee Gazette The
police ~ this ciiy suspect that ne VAS re-
sHansibie for three h0lG-ups that have rsv-
er beesa cieare3 mp bat the gaps in
tho syidenee are such that he can laugh
nj the law lie has served time in the
PRISON ~ New WsatminsteF u q In tha
reniieniiafy at salem. or. and at walla
Waiia.
They think that psrhans Sharp could
give an Interesting story about the time
Attorney Thomas fAtfeu WAS robbed OF
his watch and money a. the corner OF Ter
~ avenue and Marion street also when
Horstio y Pike was tod - stand ana
deliver his yalaehleF. and when lshaFs,r.
with his dinner paH going fo work ga the
carry morning.. vas stood ap tn close prox-
Unity 20 police headQaarffrs
over Ia Tacoma they - So four cases In
which Sharp = ai.sgef 80 have been 9
contracting party. lie - about a. years
Old, a native % Scotland Pee uesd g. work
- an iron mouidvr. Al one time Patrol
man Mike Powers. who knows every iron
rneuider on the coast. worked IN the same
shop wlth Sharp. Sharp e. not an intssf-
gent man. hHt he Il cunning. brutal and
knows enough % keep his mouth shut
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Copyright. 1881. By Wa. Du Bsia

Since. during the course Of this winter
and spring. several OF my designs will
appear az various times in this paper. and
Nln give the ladies Of Amsriea my views
Of the advance styles, permit myself In
THIS. my first address 10 our fair sisters
across the ocean. 20 make some prereQui-
site remarks On feminine attire IN gem
erad. feeling sure that my long experience
in that line and my reputation as an
expert OF the subject. viii entitls my re-
marks 10 a KIND reception.
have never been in America. nut. un-
ike M8Eonset and the Mountain. l have
beer honored by the coming % some Of
America 20 me. A great part OF my uu-
mer0us clientele consists OF American Ia
dies, ard thus I have been able 20 study
American dress and American taste. and
fnd that Ia Belle Americana has her
decided Municipalities, her particular
charms. and a few peculiar faults IN her
delightful makeup when my clients
come 10 me TO ha dressed" they gener-
airy place al responsibility. OF even the
smallest details. IN my hands and long
years Of criticism have made me very exi-
gent yet / do cater 70 the tastes OF my
clients. Tor 20 assure 20 my creations full
success, the wsareT. above al. must look
and act pleased and satisfied with herself
and her costume, for a fr0wn OF dissa;is-
i dress.
Ny arst aud highest principle IS 10 A.
fhe costume 20 the wearer. and not the
weaFsr 60 the costume. and | would like
60 impress upon all Esy clients and all my
readers that the dress should be 20 the
wesrer "a the setting Is 20 a jewel. Il
should enhance every advantage OF face
and figure First the color should BE
studied and considered. then the form
and cas The rarisienne has a reputation
- betting tho best dressed woman ga the
world and her secret u simple. and easily
adopted. she sdapts the fashion 20 her
self-shs does rot adapt herself 20 ths
fashion. This f. matter which ths
American should consider. Close imitA-
ton - a seasons novelty Is too much
praclicsf and more attention 50 given 10
fashion than 20 style There are 50 many
more dressnlskurs than artists that fash
Zen is copied ~ eu-rich or poor. tall or
short. stout or lean and Il Is very ofjen
90 the detriment 81 tho wearer.
Another Important matter IA dress.
which ] found ignored 50 often BY Amer
icaus. 81 the combina Ton - colors and
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SAVED HER LIFE. Lost mER TEETH
Mrs. Ipsen Narrowly Escapes Drown
faE Near seauIum

PORT TOWNSEND March 7.-sn~-ial
a special from B}yun. C1auam conrtv.
50 tse ledger says. Mrs Poser Treer
ne Hansen had = narrow escape from
drowning whlie on h@r way from Port
Townsend % her home ia Rsyun. 0u-f1~
- the Inability Of steamers 20 lars ~
Se9uiuu1. 6 SINAI nsst Nss seut ra. erszn
fa-re tc Eeet Mrs lpser wha VAS a
EsSstt fEer on tasst hTauEi IS nen en-
ta@ ~aF back from che steamer Mrs
Ir~em accidentally fe3 overheard ara. as
fec tte Was roaming ve1y strong. she
seen o~ttet away FROM thA s.aaE ans
~2s TaptsiT shaking when = e. Issaa
f@ta t-ee aFffooaTd after her Wheu she
~As fcsclr1 10 Was found thas no dam
$50 ~as sustained beFooa ser Isstng h~r
tA.se fre Capt hen "a rutn Ire Sis,v
aaS oeea f=.eEraNaC5 for 20 re,g.ss~ Them
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FUNERAL or q. a. MrIGs.
a Taenssns People Present to Heaor
HI Mnunnrr

Ths funeral az q \ Meiss was held a.
Port Asdison yesterday and Mas sell at
tended nv frlsuts from all PARTS 81 the
reigh boring ports Be- is estimated that
nearly 600 people marched tn the pro-
cessation galnE from tha house "a the
graveyard
Ry noen n great crowd has rath@rel
from al parts - Eho leland Soon after
TIRE stea rser GREY aouu8 hrouKht tsa sg>are
FROM Seattle ard tn a shert .3ne fas
steamers S2raA NJ Rsntan ana FAyurita
tha Two nlakeley boats came ga. losAe,f
fewn wfth passenger People taa4s from
Nskstey fsagia Hsreov s38nay. SEATTLE
Tacoma. and from mnuy small places tr.
the victatty, The ptoaeers ans els SCI
Tiers we're Wei represented fRaras NJ
Mssss' ferry wears 81 business hss hss hsa
great nany meu 81 efs employ. aaH
ReHfs of fhew have worked far hina faf
tong ttrsc TBev ai Feafefu Der hlas wtsft
klnd.y feeling Af. Mvsxs VAS raan ~
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Moody Meetings Crowded.

CINCINNATI. March IL Evangelist
Dwight l. Moody assisted BY Rev. r. n
Torrey, OF Chicago, and others. has been
holding meetings in Music hail here the
past week, ana viii continue the meetings
till March - These meetings have a.
been largely attended, and this afternoon
and tonight the seating capacity % the
house (5.0o0) was insufficient. Tomorrow
morning Mr. Moody addresses the Evan
gslicaI Alliance, at which all the local
church officers and ministers viii be pres
ent. The interest in these meetings has
become such that admission for the day
and night meetings hereafter will De by
ticket
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SALINAS Ca. MARI s.--7'fs drawing
for che innenss beet sugar fact IVY 20 b
i-sueGtate.y erected oy t,saHs S7TeckSez
we're submitted today. TIE fact0rF w5I.
- TIE .arsest ir ire word Vita So ware
souses. etc. Il w{1 cover - acres. The
largest building VIII be $50 feet in ie1Esa
ara ~ fee- side and SIX stories IN sslxat.
The crushing capacity Et8 he s.eo tons
eaEy. Nafca w8A produce ~ tons q r.
are7a sugar
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DECLINED A ROMANCE.
DELAY RoBs THIS CRY OF THE
ATRICsL-MsrRfno BOON.

Oner Mede TO Nr. RusseIf-He said
.-No"-Wr. Hciiig Waited Too Long
Feature In the Opening Of the
seattle Theater 20 Popular Prices
The sProaigaI Father Company
laraEuratcs the New Systematic
Engagement for Only One Night
Spokane VIII Profit by Sesttie's
Loss.
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with jet and lace. With taste and consid-
GRAFTON this design can be made up of any
material. and as one OF our authors says:
Wear sack cloth and ashes Il you mus,
but have them made 10 fit your form ard
harmonic with your complexion" A
tantot. mesdames.
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Morr TroaAle for .nnln.

san FRANCISCO Marcs s-The long
OVERSIZE scAoorer Fl1e. wa!ch yegt tals city
on Is tra<ssaE Trip to the south sea tsss~os
42-t |AHr- h@~ arrived ln part AKA sra-
51''4 -Aaa' AT"s ir9s1 TIE South seas regard
ina a possible wa~ bst~rse- gsre,- "a
span Sspg- E--rtTel} bvo1s~t sttvtf~s
IRON - CaToitae Islands q hapreninxS
N-3ra nay i1Fo.Fe Spain Bee another VIZ
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Sergeant Templeso. oo.. r..,

Sergeant George Templeton. % the po-
lice force. has gone 20 his home in Cleve-
land. ., on = thirty day iesy. OF ar
seuce. The cause OK his "trip Wss ths i'll
ness Of his mother. While away he viii
Visit Chicago. Tie is acquainted With De-
feetive Sergeant Covvis. Of the Chicago
police and in fact many other members
as be was bluecoat during the World 2
fair
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While no physician or pharmacist can
conscientiously warrant a cure, the j. c.
Aver Co. guarantee the purity. strength.
and medicinal virtues OF Ayers Sarsapa-
riIls. Il was the only blood purifier adj
mittss al the great Worlds Fair n Chi
cazo, 1853.
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rhI,f n..a.. ,,,u., u.nor,

The annual report OF chief 81 Police
Reed wiA he finished In Say or So. u .
40 exhaustive review ~ the wcrk % the
department. giving facts and nEares that
would ~ 3 naKe % The Pest -Intslllxeneer
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CHICAGO March s-A movement has
been So On foot for the REORGANIZATION %
ths tranAe5nslaemts} f~ssgst association.
TIE southern pacs9s 3 &ehiad t. FER
tNas gery reason il Is lzxsly - s4ccsa5. fer
TIA. EIo42 has Sse1 TIE ehies hl11raGce -
~ aSresE2e2f 1zsnx rsxsaA9 - ira cas-.
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DEAD On DYING.
Col Nathaniel Riyes Cham bliss.

BALTIMORE. March 7.-Coi. Nathaniel
Rives Chambiiss formerly of the Confee-
crate army, was fatally stricken with
heart disease this morning while attending
services at the Catholic cathedral. dying
in a few moments after the attack.
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Died From His Injuries.

MODESTO, Cal. March Henry
Moyie, who was>r run over by a thousand
pound roller at his fathers ranch near
this city last Friday. died this morning.
His body was paralyzed and the bones OF
bis face were broken.
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ehAmoerlain's Cough Remedy Always
Proves fsgTfNCsunI

We have usrd Chamberlain Coush Rem
cdr when az osAers fsiied, sus n every -
s'snce . proved e.iertnal .slu.as. sisi8v Nc
scar he Tlrss-cs * glsari a-,rlsir,s rerss.ss.s
eKio--e1 b iAasr 10 have Used st.ssa-Frcz.
sc 6s<sza.s y. "a Ras,saS~.
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James blair.

SCRANTON, Pa, March flames
Blair. one Of the weal7hiest men In this
region, is dying at his home in this city
He was one of the most active promoters
of the Western railroads, since merged
into the Northwestern system. He Is over
20 years old.
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IN fasf sunAaxs Pass-Anss ll8aeecer g
was inadvertently geperteo sAAt Ms : T..
Nestoz save . parry % Ia PESSso-s
wscrs>.Ay essz.ng. Il sAsSa4 have sssa
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O. rFENSTOWN March s-The White
STAR STEAMSHIPS A8riattc Capt sowfen
arrived here shortly after midnight last
r. .xnt affer very stormy passage from
%e~ York.
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Tuesday evening. The day mentioned be-
ira Ash "Wednesday. the error might cause
some annoysncs.
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recommends the use OF the greatest OF all
tonics. "Nalt-%utFtne ard guarantees
the merits claimed FOR ii. For sac BY all
druggists
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DRAUGHT OF POISON.
SOW MARY BOWMAN CAME TO a
SUDDEN DEATH.

Two sp0enfmI. of Carsone scta
Fosna in Her @fomach-shs VS.
Probably osf of Her Hfsnf ssna
on Account of Toe Much Pure
AieshoI-she Came From "a Pam
sIy Of High ss~ naiaE fn England
Remain. VIII BE Held Pending
Iastrnctfons From Heiafv~s-
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MASTERS OF FASHION.

Co<tr-er -
Tb1c.sszses s'--es ard De L-y-e&
Princess C Czsr1aT-
Dzchess C Hzfi!c-
yscn--.esse De 6-sE-The.
Co-.esse &c - SccEsfoEczuA
puchess &c n Tc--e-
gaszr- sara Bernhard
Ms Ala ReEaL
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE-City r,s.....
a~.S Nntfcs - SsS99&Ss

THE CITY OF sEArTLE-City Treasu,.
er's Notice
Notice is hereby given that the ,eco,.
annual installment Of local improvsmsrtt
Remington avenue. in the city OF Seassi~
from Broadway 10 kenney street. unSss
the provisions OF ordinance No. $751; vhEs
provides for the Improvement Of said sfYsss
by constructing an iron stone pipe sever
along said street between said po.nts "a.
gether with all necessary wyes manhoIss
lamFholes, ventilators, openings fl,,shinv
tanks and catch basins. and by connees.
ing the same with the main lrltercenfins
sewer now existing at the intersection a
Remington avenue and Kenney strest
and providing for the payment Therefor n
fnstaliments and establishing a fund foe
such payment by the levying and collec-
ton of special assessments upon the prcn,
erty benefited by the improvement, "a
providing for the issuance OF bonds e "a.
thorized by an act OF the legislature Of the
state or Washington. approved March Sta.
1873. and under the provisions Of ordinance
NO. 3.349. approved May 9Th. 1S9i. as amsnd-
ed by ordinance No. $40, approved July
18th, 1884, has been duly certified 20 ne "a
collection. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
district. in payment OF such instalImsnt,
remains unpaid, ana the same, inchdne
the interest on the whole amount charyM
must be paid on or before the Ind day oe
january, 1898. Unless payment De MADE ou
such installment on or before the md day
of January, 1885, the same shall become d.
iinQuent. and shall bear interest Il ths
rate of 8 per cent. per annum Until pan
and IL not paid before said time q penahv
OF five t5l per cent. shall be added. and the
sums delinquent shall be entered a ne
annual tax roll for the current year against
each lot and parcel of land, and part
thereof. SO delinquent. and with the inter-
est and penalty shall be collected ~ other
taxes. together with Ellch Additional
charges or penalties as are authorized to
be charged and collected ON other delln-
quent taxes. and each lot or parcel OF land
so delinquent shall be sold for the amount
or such assessment. with interest. penalty
and costs, in the manner provided by lsu.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City Of Seattle
Date Of first publication, December nd.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washing
ton, d. c.. November l7th. 1887 Sealed
proposals are hereby invited and will be
received al this department until o'clock
y. m, Tuesday, January IL, 1855. at
which time and place tney Will DC opened
in the presence OF attending bidders, for
the building by contract OF one compo-
site tsteel and wood steam propeller. for
the L. ). Coast and Geodetic Survey for
service IN Alaska and the Aleutian ISL
ands. The limit OF the appropriation
Tor the. building and completion of this
vessel Is one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars ($l25, cop. Said vessel
is TO be constructed in accordance with
plans and specifications provided by the
y. >. Coast and Geodetic Survey, which.
together with forms OF proposal, contract,
ETC., may be obtained upon application
10 the u. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Oftlce after December Z, 1891. Proposals
Will be considered only from such snip
builders as can show to the satisfaction
OF the secretary of the treasury that they
are possessed of the necessary plant and
facilities for performance of the work.
EVldence as TO this ability must accom-
pany the proposal. Each proposal must
include the construction OF both the ves-
sci and her machinery, complete in all
respects, as required by the plans and
specifications Contractors plans and
specifications differing from those OF the
department. Will. however. be considered.
the said vessel must be completed and
delivered on or before February l. 1899.
the urgent need of speedy delivery the
element OF time TO be consumed in her
construction will be given consideration
in determining the award of the con-
tract. Each proposal tnust be accompan-
led with a cash deposit or certified check
payable to the order OF the secretary of
the treasury, In the sum OF five thousand
dollars ts3,w1). The certified check OF the
successful bidder viii he retained until
the execution of a formal bond or con-
tract. and the approval of the same by
tho secretary OF the treasury. and the
certified checks OF the unsuccessful bid
ders viii he returned Immediately after
the proposal of the successful bidder
shall have been accepted. Bids must be
addressed TO the secretary OF the treas
ury, and be endorsed on the envelope
Proposal for u. 5. Coast and Geodetic
Survey Steamer for Service In Alaska
and the Aleutian Islands" The right is
reserved 10 reject any or all bids and TO
waive defects if deemed for the interest
Of the government so to do
l.. ]. GAGE,
Secretary.
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CITY TREAsURER's NoTIcE-The foL

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE-The To-
lowing city warrants win be paid upon
presentation at the city treasurers a.
flee:
Interest on said warrants will cease at
the expiration OF fifteen days from The
date of the first publication of this notcA
South Fourteenth Street, Ordinance Na
las. warrant No. $50 part payment, SlzM.
Rainier Street. Ordinance No. i36. wal.
rant No. ,238. part payment, $l25.M
Cedar Street. Ordinance No. LIN. war
rant No. 1,3i2. part payment, $4,000.
Howell Street. Ordinance No. f,tB, VA.
rant No. 1873. part payment. 5000
Twelfth Street. Ordinance No La. war
rant No. 2.2lo. part payment. $1,000.
Stewart Street, Ordinance No. 13A. war.
rant No. 2.ls5 balance interest: No. aM.
part payment. $1,000
GEORGE r. MEAC1AM.
City Treasurer OF the city OF Seattle
Date of first publication. December ~
1897.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-"N Hill
avenue Improvement"
Notice Is hereby given that sealed nro-
posals will be received by the undersigned
secretary Of the board OF public works OF
the city OF Seattle up to o'clock p H..
Saturday. Dee. 18th. 1897 for the improve
ment Of Mob Hill Avenue from John r.,
Aloha Streets. by constructing a pipe
sewer along said avenue between said
points. together with all necessary OPEN
ings, wyes. manholes. lampholes yentI-
iators. flushing tanks and catch basins. as
provided by ordinance No. 4521. creating
local Improvement district No. 100 and in
accordance with the plans and specifica-
tons now or file in the Office Of the board
OF public works
Each bid mug, he accompanied by a GER
titled check, payable TO the order OF the
cigy comptroller, for a sum not less than
five 90 per cent. OF the bid and no hid
WIZ De considered unless accompanied by
said check ~
The successful bidder will be ren,,,res ~
enter into a contract and furnish satteD
factory bond for the amount required hv
'te city cnbtter and the laws OF the state
o. ashihSton Within ten days after be-
ing notified Of the award OF The rorfrsc,
20 him; falling TO do so. The said ohecL
and the amount fixed therein will 10 80
feited 10 the city. No person is eligible
prior 10 the letting Of said contr"c. y."ss
default IN payment Of any fust 49,.
for any work or labor Performed - s a
skni or material furnished pursuant 10
any sucs confrac: as herein aTgyarftsad ~
who within said two years fai1ad -, -, -
piete any such contracts "A-
Special attention IL called 10 article Yx,,,
OF the city chartar as now In force rslsY
Ing TO hours OF labor" and IN .r,tat-
VII, section 81 subs. / ard q xeiat5ng =.
bonds and sureties. :"
The board Of public works reserves .ha
right TO reject any and ali bi1s iS
proposals must be Endorsed on envsfor...
lid - NOD Hin Irn proyenl1rt
BY order Of the board Of public Woke
Lf MAN BANKS
Acting Secretary.