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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-10-19

A vote for Chapman is a vote against
monopoly, trusts and the money pow
er.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-10-19
CHURCHES.

Hunter and Market streets. Rev. David r.
Moore, d. d., pastor. Preaching services at
lO:3O a. m. and ZOO p. IN. Sabbath School at
800 m. Junior c. e. at2:3D p. m. and C.E.
at $500 p. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday
evening at O'Clock.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-10-19

CATHOLIC, st. JOHN'S.-North Market
street corner North. Rev. T. A. Powers,
pastor. Sunday services, low mass 8 q. M,
high mass 1000 a.. m. Catechism p, m
Vespers and benediction 1880 p. m. Week
day services. low mass 500 a. m ,I
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-10-19
Official Directory.
Oflc0rs, Churches, Societies, Clubs, &c.
DISTRICT OFFICERs,

Df| IVIOI Vt II IOIJ IOD' : n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
SEPARATE SKIRTS.

Hundreds OF Choice and Stylish Skirts
made OF heavy black twill serge, full
width. lined throughout. regular $40
quality but they go at 81 each.
Fancy Black BrOcaded Brilllantine
Skirts. ( yards wide percaline lined, veil
vet bound. regular $3.50 quality, TO go at
:, 70 each
Plain Black Serge and Mohair All-Wool
Skirts. extra wide, cut full. also large as
s0rtment OF Figured Brlllantine skirts.
percalne lined. regular $500 qUaAty, on
sale here at SEAS each.
At sl39-Skirts-All the New and Stylish
Black and White. Brown and White.
Green and White Shepherd-Check Skirts.
fulI 81 and yards wide; also. full line
OF Brown and White Mixed Novelty Suit
ing. percaline lined, velvet bound. reg
ular te.25 quality. at the low price OF 1913
each.
Al sg.es-Black and White. Brown and
White. Green and White. Large Size Shep-
hrrf-Check skirts very swell. regular 81
quality. opening price or this lot 2ss
A. s2ss-Handsomely Brocaded Bril-
llantine 7-Gored skirts, percalne lined,
velvet bound regular IS quality, choice
q, mis- lot s. 80 each.
MORE Velour Skirts. s-gored. perfect Mt
ting. very stylish nicely lined finished
seams regular 81 quality. 10 go at s4.9s.
Al S3.9S-Plain Black Slcilian. full IA
wards wide extra fine quality. rich lustre.
regular s. 80 quality. price only S.ss.
At S750-Silk Velour the latest Dress
Skirts S-ecred. nicely finished through
out. regular $40 quality on sale at ''.So
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

crs paid out OF the private pocket or the
President. since the regular domestic
stan OF the Executive Mansion Is gem
orally quite limited. The table IL always
laid In the shape OF longitudinal sec
ton OF an hour glass turned on It's side.
To the Cabinet dinner are usually In
vltcd besides the Secretaries and their
wives. the Vice President and Speaker
OF the House and their wives. and very
occasionally one or two OF the more dis
tingtished members and Senators and
their wives. The Diplomatic dinner may
also include. besides the diplomats. men,
bers OF the Foreign Affairs Committees
OF the two houses OF Congress and the
Secretary and Assistant Secretary OF
State. II is naturally the most brilliant
OF the three dinners. made so by the
splendid official dress of foreign repre-
sentatives. To the Supreme Court din
ner. besides the Chief Justice and Asso-
ciate Justices and their wives, come also
the Attorney General and few distln-
guished guests from the Senate and
House.
The President Is usually dined each
season by the members of the Cabinet In
turn. beginning with the Secretary OF
State and down in the Older OF rank.
This is official etiquette. but extends no
further than the Cabinet. The President
Is also sometimes a dinner guest OF the
Chief Justice or one OF the Associate
Justices, but he IS never the guest OF
foreign minister Such an action might
be construed TO have official significance.
and an unwritten law requires that he
keep away from these gentlemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
ID BY DIPLOMATS AT TEMosr OFFICIAL VIII

ion, Of course, short-waisted women must
also wear them.
Clever dressmakers adopt many devices
to make them becoming. some of which
are very satisfactory. The straight
around look which gives width IS obvi-
ated by having the grdle I'm a point just
at the back and narrowed down at the
side seams. and again In point in front
Then the lower front Of the girdle Is
so arranged as to come below the waist
line in the front and back. and this Is a
marvellous Improvement
Another style has the Pirde IN front
much lower than in the back, and again
in the centre OF the back the ribbon Is
sometimes divided and turned under and
only a narrow line left at tho waist
Sometimes the high point is under the
arms, and then there Is a sharp bias e.
feet with the ribbon stretched tightly
down 10 the waist-lne. When and where
a broad girdle or bodice is becoming It
can be arranged either IN broad or mar
row folds, and can be as wide as a quar-
ter Of a yard without in any way inter-
fering with the lines OF the figure. Some
Of the waists this winter have appeared
TO be all bodice yards OF ribbon or ma
terial wound round and round the fig
urc.
With the short jackets at present the
craze. line of belt or girdle bodice must
show beneath at the back. This is hard
TO arrange for a short waist but can be
satisfactorily accomplished by having
a bias belt and pulling IT down on the
skirt and fastening with a nretty pin.
These same belt pins are most elaborate
affairs. and are often set with Jewels on
q gold bar
For the benefit OF those who do not
own Jewels are many pretty designs IN
gold and silver. The folded bias belt is
prettier than the fitted straight bodice,
which has too stlff a look.
on the very elaborate tea gowns so
fashionable at present the jewelad grdies
are wondrous things. They do not nj
tight. but are buckled loosely in front
and hang down the skirt almost to the
feet.
Fashion has set the stamp OF her ap-
prevail upon imitation jewels. and the
passementeries and girdles. which would
be worth kings ransom were the stones
genuine. are most effective.
Seed-pearls, rhnestores and bright-col-
ored jewels are combined and present a
most gorgeous appearance. An exceed
ingly simple gown-simpe as to color for
there is no simplicity In the heavy bro
cades. satins and laces that are used In
the construction OF the gowns-all OF
white. will have its only color in the
stones on the girdle.
With the velveteen shirt waists are
worn the gold and silver belts. with either
plain or jeweled buckles. These belts
are almost invariably narrow. and In
consequence more generally becoming.
Even when a broad and elaborate buckle
is worn IL Is attached to narrow belt.
but the buckles themselves are works OF
art.
The Russian enamel ones are superb
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
PRESIDENT ArKINLEY

National funds are also furnished for
fuel, 5000; greenhouses 5000; keeping
up White House grounds. 5000; electric
lights in grounds, $780, contingent eX-
penses Of Executive Mansion. including
two horses, carriage, stationer record
books, kilograms, books for library, fur
nture, carpets for offices. and miscel-
laneous items, 5000.
The President gives only three state
dinners annually. These are all his po-
sition demands. and are arranged TO take
place each season between New Years
Day and tho beginning Of Lent. The ex-
act dates therefore, may vary, but in
general:
The Cabinet dinner usually falls In the
week following New Years.
The Diplomatic Corps dinner comes
about three weeks later.
The Supreme Court dinner is usually
given In the first week in February.
The cost OF these dinners falls on the
personal pocket-book of the Executive,
and from the best information obtain
able. each affair should subtract just
sl,SSS.3S from his $4,000 annual total. The
consensus Of opinion among Washington
caterers places the expense entailed by
these dinners at $1,000 a year. And this.
TOO. with flowers and music free.
For the floral decorations are all sup
piled from the White House cOnservato-
~ and public groeneries. and Prof. Fam
ciulli brings the Government Marine Band
down from the barr acks TO play sweet
arias Tor official ears.
OF course this expense for edibles va
ries with the personal tendencles Of the
Presidents.
Since the time Of Lincoln only two Pres
idents liked 10 entertain for the sake OF
nj l.l1
correspondingly loose. They were Grant
and Arthur. Garfield undoubtedly pos
sessed the same temperament and would
have indicated II had he been allowed
life and continuance in Office. Cleveland,
Harrison, and Hayes are credited with
regarding these three functions as some
what laborlous. however officially neces-
sary quito naturally, then they did not
20 to extra expense in order that these
occasions might be particularly brilliant
and memorable.
Mckinley has already shown an old
fashioned. open-handed nberality. lie
has entertained chance guests sumptu-
ously, and though he need not bother
himself about official etiquette until jan
uary 1898. he has prepared for some very
fine receptions and dinners this spring OF
a semi-ofiicial nature.
Florists and caterers report with glee
that his orders have already exceeded
any given by the outgoing President dur
ing his whole four years, and from sly
hints iet drop there will be some feast
giving that has never been eQualled In
this country.
He will undoubtedly usherr In 1898 and
the social wirl with eclat.
The state dinners are all given In the
state dlning-room. are served on Gov
eminent silver and china service ana
Government linen, and are under tho
general supervision OF the Federal White
House steward. He 10 assisted By wait
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Linens.

Bleached Twilled Crash II inches wide
special value at &C.. We say l-2c.
Red Border All-Linen Crash. IS inches
wide. regular l-Sc. value. our price price
is lac.
Large Huck Towels. pure bleached. l9x
AZ inches regular II lie. value. our price
l0c.
All-Linen Huck and Crepe Towels red
and blue mixed borders. never known 70
sell for less than l5c.. our price Il lie.
Red and Blue Checked Doyles. good
value for 25c.. our price l9c.
Dinner Napkins. all linen. good size,
would be cheap at 6Jc.. our price SOC.
Turkey-Red Damask good width. fast
co0rs. a bargain at lSc.. our price l5c.
Bleached Damask. S. inches wide. eX-
ceptionally good quality. our price 25c.
Linen Damask. "a inches wide, regular
SOC. value, our price 39c.
Remnants OF Irish and Table Linens az
greatly reduced prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

and In endless variety: while in gold and
silver. OF beautiful workmanship. there
Is no end 10 the choice that can be had.
Silver with turqolses Is for the present
the rage; and as gray gowns are to be
the fashion. tbev will undoubtedly con-
tinue In favor. Sometimes with a satin
girdle there will be a buckle OF silver
studded with turquoise. or more often a
band OF silver passementerie studded with
the blue stones will form the belt.
ON one OK two velvet costumes made
up recently there are 10 be seen broad
Jeweled belts. on garnet velvet with
snort Jacket the belt Is OF gold with ru-
bies and turquoise. and the effect is good.
and not garish and theatrical. as might
be supposed while with a green velvet
blouse narrow belt Of gold studied with
turquoise Is most CHARMING.
Peau de sole and the softer qualities OF
ribbon are not likely to 90 out OF fash
Ion for some time. and in the new CIR
dies are greatly In favor. as they can be
pulled through the buckle without creas-
ing ana looking mussed.
The heavy harness belt TO wear with
shirt waists has again made its appear
ance' but fortunately is a triae modified.
as finer grade OF leather and hand
somer gold buckle is worn In preference
TO last years style. which was so en-
phatically piece Of harness.
Russian enamel belts. made in separate
pieces and OF most artistic color, lCok
well with all shirt waists. Both dark
and light enamel is TO be had. and the
different designs are manifold. These
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Donestics.

Unbeached Cotton. extra heavy fun
yard wide, cheap at &C.. We say &c.
Pillow Case Cotton. Is inches wide, good
value at u l-2c., our price lnc
Fine Cambria. % inches wide. regular
s l-3c value, our price lie.
Heavy Unblcachcd Jeans, extra wide
regular &c. value. our price Dc.
Bleached Jeans. % inches wide. very
heavy. not 20 be had FOR less than l-3c,
our price l-fc.
Unbleached Sheotlng. IA yards wide
regular BE. value. our price ~ l--c.
Heavy Round-Throad Bleached Sheet
ing, 2 IL yards wide, made 10 sell Tor
&c, our price lsc.
Pillow Cases large size, good quality
cheap at l0c.. our price l-3c.
Reld-Made Sheets, heavy round thread.
free from dressing. torn and ir0ned, nor
cut.
Sheets. for single bed. 7 "a yards wide
by l-2 long. cheap al 4lc., we say J9c.
Sheets for medium bed. ? yards wide iy
- yards long. zoe. value. we say SEE.
Sheets. for flll size bed. 2 l-i yards wide
by IL yards long. zoe. instead of lc.
Remnants OF Sheerngs and Cottons no
low prices FOR Monday
Remnants OF White Goods and h'INk
Lawns 40 holi price Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Muslin Underwear.

Special in our Muslin Underwear De
partment Bargains. bargansi Drawers.
made OF fine quality cotton. deep hem.
with tucks above hem. regular 81 l-1c.
quality. choice OF the lot. i9c. pair.
Drawers. Csc: would be a real Drawers
bargain at 50c, made OF fine cotton. deep
cambria rufie. umbrella style. regular Zoe.
quality. 10 80 at 25c. pair.
At u l-2c Cambria Corset Covers. high
and low neck. extra fine quality regular
lie. value. here at the low price OF y l-2c.
each.
Umbrella Skirts. extra wide. with deep
hem. cluster OF tucks above hem. regular
ssc. quality, 70 go 40 Soc each.
Gowns Gowns, made OF good. heavy
cotton. cut fun 81 inches long. cut extra
wide finished of with beading and runle
OF cambria around neck. front and sleeves
regular 6yc. quality. 10 so on sale az 39c.
each.
At 59c.-Gowns made of fine quality
cambric yoke OF tucks and inserting. cut
fun 50 Inches long. extra wide. regular
sec. quality. choice al this price. Soc.
Boys Plaid Windsor Ties. Ice.
Boys Plaid and Plain Windsor Ties, al
the new c0lOrs. 25c-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
OF BELTS AND BUCKLES.
ADJUSCTs TO WOMEN's WEAR THAT
WILL DE POPULAR.
GirdIes OF Ribbon and Some Studded
with Jewels-Bucklcs of
Endless Variety.

Belts and buckles are most important
adjuncts to women's costumes In these
days. and judging fromm the advance
fashions for spring and summer will be
more than ever popular.
Certainly handsome belt and buckle
do add greatly to the beauty and fnish
OF waist. and the tiny buckles that
are used on bows and rosettes are also
an added ornament.
Girdles have been In fashion for some
time. but while they can no longer be
classed among the novelties. they can and
will be In style thib season All sorts and
varieties Of ribbon are used In their con-
struction. but at present the black ioer-
ty satin is One most fashionable, as 1t
can be drawn into shape much more
easily than the SITTER materials. and II
is still considered necessary to have these
girdles fit to perfection.
Girdles look much better on slender,
longwalsted women. but as IL is the fash
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Notions.

9-inch whalebones. Sc. dozen.
Covered Dress Steels &c. dozen.
Good whalebone Casing. all colors Sc.
piece.
Hump Hook and Eyes. ic. card.
Hook and Eye Tape. black. white ana
drab. lOc yard.
Whalebone Casing. s-yard pieces. Ice.
piece.
5-yard piece yelveteen Skirt Binding.
&c. piece.
5-yard piece Goofs Mohair Skirt Bind
ing. l0c piece.
Telegram Skirt Binding. will outwear
all other bindings. all colors. DC. yard.
All-Silk Seam Binding. l2c. piece.
&c. Needle Books. &c. each.
Dressmakers' Pins lc. paper
Basting Cotton. ic spool.
Large size Stockinet Dress Shields. 5c.
pair
Fcatherbone. Tor dresses. ioc. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

Mere White House receptions do not
lower the private bank account of a
President although they do test his
Misunderstanding powers to the utmost Of
ficially, there arc five OF these receptions
In the following order
New Years. diplomatic, Congress and
judiciary. army and navy and marine
corps and public. There are no fixed
dates for these functions. They are plan
ned and published at the beginning of the
season.
All In all. most ex-Presidents would
probably tell you that their social duties
cost them more in physical and mental
exertion than in dollars and cents Of sal
airy.
The stately and solemnly important Of
fetal dinner and the interminable line OF
people who must be handicapped and
smiled al in receptions-these are more
to be reckoned than caterers bills and
dressmakers' accounts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Hosiery.

Ladies' Plain Fast-Blaok Hose. Ladies'
Black and Tan DrOpstitch. Balbnggan
and oxford Gray Hose. worth Sc. only Sc.
pair
Ladies' Imported Raihriggan Hose.
seamless dropstitch FOR only 5e. pair.
Ladies' Heavy Weight fnc gau7e abb
solutely fast and stainless black, Sc. pair.
Ladies Seamless. CIoAn Dyo. 4..t-
Black Hose. worth L. l-2c.. pair for Zoe.
pair. spliced heels and toes. real Mac0.
Children's Fine Jersey Ribbed. Double
Heels and Toes Guaranteed Fast-BlacN
and Seamless Hose worth u i-2c pair.
Tor only Toe. pair. sizes 20 . Il.
Boys Heavy Xxx Ipswich DYE Hose.
that are worth lsc. pair. for u lie. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Wash Goods.

Judging from the general run
OF advertisements, you'd think
the owners Of some stores
thought the grown-up public
still read fairy tales-or, worse
still, believed in them. There's
nothing weird about the fol-
lowing:
Mmosa. something entirely new for this
spring. In slight and dark grounds, with
a fine dimty stripe. elegant large pat
terms and designs full 81 Inches wide,
u l-2c. a yard.
Fine London Lappets. exact imitation OF
the foreign goods. In large and heautltul
floral patterns. also In Roman stripes. In
pink. lavender, Nile. and blue, full y
inches wide. lGc. a yard.
Tamise Cloth. IN solid colors. full 81
Inches wide. an elegant imitation OF the
handsome worsted grenadines, one OF the
prettiest and most pleasant weaves for
this springs wear. Ice. the yard.
Oreandie Alike. just as handsome as the
foreign goods. beautiful large patterns, In
all the new colorings, full 81 inches wide,
u l-2c. a yard
Scotch Zephyrs in all the dainty color
ings. in plaids and stripes with a fine
dimity cord just the thing FOR chlldren's
dresses. fast colOrs. l0c. the yard.
Irish Linen Homespun in some entirely
new weaNes, elegant for ladies' skirts.
full 81 inches vide. the kind that usually
sell for 20c.. our price J5c. yard.
Oatmeal Linen Homespun, the newest
weaves OF this seasons production, very
heavy. Just the kind for ladies' bicycle
skirts regular 25c. kind. FOR 20c.
one case Very Fine 36-inch-wde Per-
Gale. newest and prettiest designs. just
1000 yards. the quality is the same you
pay l-3c for. our price. l-4c the yard.
one case Best Quality Apron Bingham.
best made In all sizes. staple checks you
pay Lac. a yard. for Monday l-2c a
yard.
Eleanor Dress Ginghams. very fine quail
ity. in all the colOrings OF this springs
newest effects. the kind that sell for
l-4c., our price sc. q yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
oOMPANIoAsHIP ~ MARRIhDLIFE
The Right Kind of WIFE Makes the Right
Is nd of q II N. banl.

KIND Of q III u-beud.
IF you wish to be a good companion
TO your husband study TO make each
Good morning that you say 10 him an
incentive 10 a better llfe." IS Ruth Ash
morcs advice TO young women, whom
she addresses upon The Profession OF
Marriage In the April Ladies's Home
Journal Learn to make each Good
nighr a bencdlction Of love Tor the days
work. the days loving and the days
sympathy. Look for hts good qualities.
He Is Ike you in having faults; with
very little trouble you can ind these
faults. and by talking about them and
reminding him Of them you can make
your married life unendurabie. You can
bring about heartburnlngs. you can cause
strife. and before you know IL hatred
may take the place OF love. Look for
his virtues, and. seeking always for
goodness, you will grow better every day
just as certainly as you would grow bad
II you looked only for that which was
wicked. Remember there Is much that
will have 20 be forgiven in you. and
whenever you feel Inclined 10 remind Tom
OF a weakness read the book IN which IS
set down your foihles and your folles.
\ woman who even after her marriage.
carefully studies her profession. can
44f"Na 49, ff""'AilA NNldA Hti' Nt"ttN~ fft'''
10 be. Everything that ~ good Is contag-
ious and the right kind ~ a wife makes
the right kind Of a husband
Respect the rights OF your husband:
he Is a man. not a child. and how can
the world honor him when you. who are
his closest companion DO not2 Do not.
even IN jest deride or underrate him.
People are slow about deciding when one
IS testing or when one Is In earnest And
what you meant 10 be funny may cause
some stupid person TO say How horried
Tom must be-, Why his wife says dread
full things about him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Silks.

When thro' Vanity Fair 60 tripping on
my way,
There is no other Beautiful thing
Half 50 brillian. in tone, half so charming or
so gay,
As the bright-tinted silks Of the Spring.
Our Silk Department is tenn
ing with the bright tinted beat
ties-the queen fabric tor the
attire Of the queens OF beauty,
and refinement, the highest and
most dainty Of all created be-
ingS.
2O-lnch Figured silks. in a fuii llne OF
coIors. suitable for trimmings ana waists
,1ese are the regular 75c. goods-our price
,a-inch Glaze Taffeta, beautiful colors'
such as red and black. old blue ana olaek,
navy and black, olive ana DlaSk, mS,tie
greatest silk bargain ever oheleu- ''0'
value. for SOC. yard.
2o-inch Beautiful Figured silks. In hano-
some colors and exquisite patterns, resu-
lar dollar value. we say 15c. yard.
2-lnch silks. in the new weave known
as snake Skin. this Is the latest ana
very pretty for trimming and waists
these goods sell everywhere for N.oO-our
price 81 25 yard
g-inch Black Taffeta, good quality ana
very cheap at 69c.. our price IS DOC. yard'
2l-inch Black Tafteta. in nice, smooth
finish nice weight. the regular Soc goods
our price Is only &c. yard.
2i-lnch Black Taffeta, very heavy ana
lustrous. the 90c. quality 'oc. yard.
g-inch Black Tafteta. extra weight; tins
goods has a splendid rustic. and would be
a great bargain at Sl2j. our price 81.
22-lnch Black Figured Gros-Grain SIX.
yer, heavy quality and beautiful. large
patterns. the 81 quality. but We say SIC.
yard. .--,,.,.
0-inch Black Moire valour, very stylish
and pretty for suits or separate skirts
81 yard. ~ r,
2{-nch Rack Brocade Satin Duchess
IN large beautiful designs, very popular
FOR skirts. the one-dolar Silks OF other
stores. we say roc. yard.
24-inch Black Figured Tafeta SILK, large
pattern and very stylish: this is the t5c.
goods. but as a special we are going TO
sell il for SOC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
FEASTS IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
Mckinley Will Give the Greatest Since
the Days Of Grant and Arthur.
PROBABLY BEGIN THEM THIS SPRING.
Etiquette Does Not Compel the President
TO BE "at Home" UntiI January LIST,
s9s-Cstcrers and Florists Re-
port Prodigai orders Ahead.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. March 2s.--"I'n
give you $4,000 a year. Mr.. President. but
don't forget that | expect you to spend
q part Of il In Official dinners 10 the end
that the dignity. hospitality and etiquette
OF the greatest republic on earth may be
maintained"
That's what Uncle Sam says 20 every
incoming President.
And tho President obeys. whether he
wants 10 or not. For over his head
hang these solemn. dyspeptic duties. as
unwritten and as arbitrary as the Brit
ish constitution.
OF course the United States pays a
part OF the palace expenses OF its four
year king. There's the steward at 81. 500
and the gardener az 5000 a year.
They are Federal officials. II you please.