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Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

y 10
lnlerteiulo ~ eultruntipn Sea tumoe life
nbbUloe at itaa ppve mere cuo upsle iaa
Ninutier 40 ejnnseu.
Ia leg begpuote at BRUCE 9erss Meot'
Gin. 'uuo. reg life iiooe oppe Ell balo Dag,
men for leg bapoe brugt en- balu SLATE. par
le9 pppe o. bialp til mee mt Arbeioe.
Seq bar bruat tire SLATER al 9pbia 9.
llntbaris "Segeinble COMPOUND" % Ell
Battle al "Sanailpe @aib" 90 er bslbreoet
ior al mn Spsoom 1Ses beiinoer mig iom
CT M auiuoe. Seq iaH siore aIt SlasS
0usarbeioe % or l~iGrtere, emo les nosehiin'
be bar carct nit 9ip. Seq peter M 1871 4
0uno, ipr 8ruasu al Scrcs Weoiciu ceieee
lea fun 10s Huuo
"7ete sr iittert ben beoite Meotcin ior
ipdss auiuocr JONI npaeullnoc tar erIitrret,
ps NIT Raab Ill ule. inn Iioer al aprtoe'
ngoommc, or at .repe pet itrnr % blue
hclbycoct 7eres Nieoiciu bar pGret Ell
Selnsusiie ior mig. % Ies ian lite role ben
upt". Mrs. Sucp @opowiu. Spllp, y. Sa
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
"Saliamerct 2ieo."

Rsttsn maatts Wanbag p9re tilbaee
I Ghiedso og drbeiosoe osrfor oaiaa
Ssnoa9 ben 19be / 9eapeniportb. Ser
8eant Sd. Maion al 5rpop "@" / 6prt
Rpbinion. Reb., itulbs pGret fremme
Ssroa8, men BRAT fig fuIb os raseoe
op | Ell SIa9smaal, ida Srain,t ali ira
Gam. Senoas tom ban ca ida liot
iorItiGntst 10, timber 1yslttoeet bar
ban GommisIarb Seresant i Q~atelano,
5la., os mootog froSI,t aiso til lit
He9imsnt. "aisbst ina gpbt uo". bib.
nsoe ban; men BET par utpilIomt
6emiit behunblst. Gn 9ao, oo lea
Tom neo til "tbe rsfriosratino car" for
at bsitills Sisb. ajOrbs isa Snbpsrpins
ger mob BET. en agsni for Qrmour
&c SO. bar Der. 50 ,e.ntlie bar Der
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

apinesr forstaas ilinifis Stuoier rna
Sneetusr ior MGno. 0st CT urobrp
neuee for Mordlsn, tiger o%oIltnisrtn,
Spilttt pif,r at MoroIsn Iiadr lact !
Spiilaun.
gnsn 8etebora | Sptriae nj
reii, en- Rinsefteits cpsr 5chr erIeS'
ion. Wonitprens SpFuosr. Sileo-
buoaer :. Tisloiteoi nil bIips iud lib
Iio farcia mtS 1t Mrbcioc, at Strtttn
Ian relics | Mai,
SuIotu sr 'trtnq i GnaIdno, "a
apuett liosr. 1ao Goriottrbucet blr
ler en- Stern iom binortr Gttbs'ar
ten.
gralano "a Trontriq ty tnmnt
pp,r,ns cm 6rrnisrne for iInt rc'pt'
tire @sFootIisr / afritn, 9dd pts'c
@un,tcr Nal En- aommisIior nUrmert
foitf0tte eem.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

foo bill tisbc Qoot Gnmber, o9 Ct Sus.
iom man doot Tan bo /. Ioiter en- ID
qateI. 5arming fuIosr let / Spoen,
oa tor 0riitstapitdl behspes lite, men
lea pil paa BET bsitsmteite fraradoe, at
man refer bib mso TO TONNE 9Gnosr.
9jsr bet life,
"5etordbzY olten" If TO me Nbpns
nenter pad Ysisn. gegge PrGiterne
iubfribsreos. iom rimeligt tunoe rGre,
GA 8laoet pil bli isnot fra MI al % til
nPite Tlptteoog. "0ecorubsY oiten"
bapoe altIua 36,712 G6onnenter iioite
Sirsoag ~iiteoetfor 1910 ION op9ipet.
y. u.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Tet bar oGrei nroni ! Slaeenc, al
Yroi. gr,pa bar rsIisnsret iOm Carer
/ iiaroinapiits Sprog pso Winrsiotus
Staisunip.rftst; men man bar snonu
lit. bort npset ON. bpsm Der muIigens
tan blip. hans G%it.rmano / bsnne big
tise Sitting. llniptriitstet / Winn,z
apolis er life LANCER ct llnio.riitet for
Siatsn Minn.fota alsne. Oct er blsuet
ct 21roomsiGbs for Stanoinopsr |
al. nprbp.filise Stat.r, ps BET .r pers
for al tor 8ietish.o for Stanoinas
Otrns / ROropsftsn. at prpf. Srsous
Gft.rmano iom Carer / fanoinapiite
Spros blir en- Wanb, fcm sr Stilirsen
fuIbt pOrsn. os ipm bar be %ftanoinas
pit. 5pIts sinio Os ast,lie. "8ecps
rohsppitsn" trpr. al be nprbiits 5olt
Der / Gmerita sr / g.iibbslis al Gpnsr,
iom os fsits i'll. bar npsen 4n,lie nm,
% at Sisi. Gpnsr mae pattss til Be-
pibitheo ON, hpiIien for ps peliisnsIs
iesris Rel. be ian Ipille paa ale Sms
rouosr i bette 2anb. uaar be isrit l9rsr
at tj.nos Zig islp, fin Samtio ps I'm
Sortib. 81 iaabant 0Gttelisss %
Spbrue.lissarbtios maa naturlispis
uofsrss pso be bei.re GGreunItalt.r,
cs be bsoits 2arsrtrGft.r, ri bar, inad
fires. 9i bar life mango til at peIse
bInnbt.
"Detcrdhsp oi,sn" bill dnbsfdls prof.
o. Sotbns fro Qutbsr GOlIsge / Deco
rdh til Carer ! tanoinapit, SprDe peb
Minnsfptas StatsunipsrFtet. San CT
en- Manb / lin bsbit, aloer, msb ulioioe
aunb7tab,r rs lang Grfurins ! Carer
sisrningsn, os ban omiattsr lit arbeioe
bIunbt ben Oprsnos ROrftsumeritanite
unsbom meo inosrIig ai~arlisbto. Oct
fan cefou iigss, al qro'. 9rthue CT
Spscialiii | be Sag. ION en- Carer / BE-
itnnoinnpi1ts Sprpg bsr unOeroiis i,
nsmlig noroiit 9itsratur % noroif
5iitprie, os ban brussr bet sngelIts
Spros, iuu ban let pg flposnbe fan
irsmiGtts fine suntsr baaoe / alusicn
90 ION Gorsbrassbolosr.
'DstOrab.p Oitsn" bill sjsrne anbt-
ials BAN til bsnns pistigs Stining. %
ben .r bis pau at Winnsiotas Stan.
oiHapsr life oil babe unbet sno QGrs
og SlGbt at prof. o. gotbnt, bpis
ban blir uenapnt til Carer / b. Ttnn-
oindbi',s Sprps Deb Wipnsiotas
StcisuniDsrfi,t.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
G1rt,,e eat, ,,oaes
30 Ell al ire @eic.-Gn Iopariel / She.

Ger er ire 9eie, ipm
iprer ira Sunobeb til
Srrlng. 40 en- al bisie
Teie lnnoret belle ben
fore Starc al Wenneitcr,
iom huert gtnr ogr al
THrir9. 0per cnfelt &ei
besDnber mleo Sunobeo
o9 9pttc % enoer nleo
Spsoom % 9pp,
1grite @ei: Gu let
6prtielelic - i~OriDmmcS
- letter Jig iait i 6Uue
bet % Struben - troutlt
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Slooiet Optrin / pa:
pQnQ.
pdttd.
SammenItso menem Yoliti % Yobel.

Sapdnu, lobe STARTS. ct alpcrliot
Sammeniteo fanot | 9daraftes Stso
mellsm politist os en- psbslbob. 30
40 peripnsr bleu %iaaret, %bppriblanot
fIere ososligt. glanot be iioits sr Yos
lititaptein Gitampss, Der tiente Tom
Sbtrit | ben cubaniie S9r. Der bar
st R~eserbal etitsbs / Gan Soc Street,
ct at be minore pene Sbdrtersr / Sus
uana. en Slot Wano fob ~uoenior
6uiet oe ip9rrsoe 5~ortougst aloelss;
en- til%iisoep9rsnbs Yo%litibstjent ammo
oebe Dem ON snten at gda tiliibe eler
sau inp, men ~iorsjapes. Do ban ida
ej.ntog gnmobninosn, p~psrfalot be
BAN, frdtpg BAN bans 0ddbsn % ban
teos ham op. Sppsbtpdrterst bIep itrar
bartlett os 20 gstients isnoiss afiteo.
blep mpbtaast al en- Rspplpsrialps
ira Negrene, Der MI bar 9aast iuo i
quiet. babe it0ngt 0srsn o. trsbst
op paa Saaet. Serfra psoblep be at
iauI9nqs be bapes ammunition.
poliiiet bsiparsoe SIosn og iaarsoe
mango. bporai mang. apinpsr. 6lers AT
Gprsrerne itdl pare bsoe al fine Saar.
0a bet Darite bar pper. aniom en- @fs
al amsritanits Trooper, % tall
rigs Nrrsitationsr iurstoass. Oaiaa
paa Here Steoer / gpsn bar Sammenz
itsn funoet Stso meltmP olitist oe re
aerb~sioltninasn | llotantsn al gpen.
70 9olitimano ital u9re bruat ino til
0opcoitatipneu iom Gia.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

e ben iensrs Tib bar Der oaret flo
oct iii Sindnsminiii.r.n oper, at bet
cirtuler.nbe Gsob.lbsIsb forminoTtes
BEG, % at Der paa mango Steoer er
Wane,I paa Ssob.lp.nee, Gomptrols
Ter DANES fprstos b.rpua en- nnoer'es
s,Iis. pe ban ,om til bet pperraf.nbe
RsiuItat, at bet cirtulertnSs Sebeelbe'
LIB bet iiSft. gur bar iorsest m.o ppsr
As MiIioner Dollars. Ratipnalbans
tsrns bar fpreest o.rss Seobelbelsb
r,,o cp.r IS RiIipnsr Dollars, % be
'orffienise andre Seobslpsnss, ipm
Rssi.riRssn uoitsosr. sr fprss,t mec
opsr q Winionsr Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Wtrs 9ucp @poomin

LED Here aar al apiuoeipaoomme. Suu
mepbeler M Wtrs Tiutbam on i'm iulpitru.
bioe Sclbreoelie. gGS henoes 8reo:
"aiHrc WrS. Giutbaml Seq Fulter al of
%fentli9glprc, bpao Cuba e. Eirfbam5 "8es
setable COMPOUND, "SaHattpe &aib", %
"9tper Bills" bar glprt Tor mig.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
l1liles.Settcr,
,Saar bers meget rart S%cauennortb
% aanias 6itD.

Supt. s. q. @aIbraitb Of life Il. g.
aaoalert %pionsos, at ban bauoe ijsnot
en- 9ust al bet til Irmes1 ,snote aiso.
ION bar iremmeo for BAN. aisost lugs
tsoe life %radoosnt, men iom AZ
Drugs. Seq bapos %oensdus", 'ass
Be ban, "insen Mistunts ON. at bet bar
bleoet tsmiit bsbanolet; men isg minz
oss Sugtsn. Den ioretommcr mig at
lign, Ghlprofprm."
auptsinsn bapbs ire 8anoe isnbt en-
firtitlia Slaae til op.roroneos baaos
obsr aoalitetsn % &pantitsten al be
uooslt, Ratipner unoer ariaeu peo
Santtago. aldeerre gjulbt iIGr
"Ganneb Roait 9s.f". 5 Montuut
huooe ban paa MsboTitersrs Opiors
bring bsitrspst for Qutboriteterne, bOdo
aieb hans os aamsrotsrnes 5olt III.
% bporleoss be lsb oerpsb. !0ons IibIte
Rapport angit frcsIst Sisb, icm efter
hans Msning par b.banolet pad uisos
oaulie Maabs. 0an troeoe, at hans
SoIt for en- tor Del blsp ipss, Torbi be
III iou buarlis nab pg heller iurstrat
al iulte sno at ipiIs ben. 9aaoe
"Gannsb Roait" % frcsist Siep par
fig, al be blep oadrliae / Mapen al bet.
Sapt. Winiom Stanton al 6te 9ue
ranert fulete sfter 8albruitb % oios
nsoe. at ban hapoe loet Wterte til, at
bet frosns Siso bdpbe en- rrbIia Tsdrpe,
ION ban life fsr hdnbe 'st hos aico.
S6an pibite lille, boub bet par.
aapt, %. 6. a1sn al 16be Il. @.
Sufantsri iamitsmte msb be 10 aapals
lerioTicsrer. 4le ire ertlGrsos, at ben
tilienots Roait Ssef bar dlbslss ubrus
ssIie. Soltsns pilbe life IpiIe ben,
naar be lite par ab'olut nsot til bet.
5 Montaut Iolgte Solbaterne I'm Ras
tiun for &c Sdnbsn, ia Sapt. Masn, %
tisbte SobGt elsr anbet fpr peusene.
Gftsr be TIRE 9upteinsr al ben reeus
l9re 4rme tiItulotsS aorporal Sseaen,
Sergeant 6. &. Bloom, Ssrgsant y,
Go6ram, aprporal Sohn 6anapan,
Sergeant W. :. Vudst, olle reeul9re,
Iomt Sberitlsitndnt Sames Bed al
23be Sanias Privilege, en- Teesr. Illss
8tonesbnro git ub paa bet iamme,
Bloom IA. at frosIet airb mobtpoe&
mso 8I9bs; men 9asen eIter beapnbt.
5oltsns at lioe AZ globgaug. "Gannsr
Rodit Beef" bar Blob % ieis; ON mar
toate ben blep ben life bsore. Gphrant
ia, at naar 6oltsne fupo. fpiit "Gonnet
Roait Beef, Ia be fig unoer BUTTE pe
taitsos OBJ / As Elmer. 9an pleieo,
at tpse aafe til benz, for at iaa ben
paa genene isjen. San for fin De
ipiite olorig betla9s aieb, naur amber
NAB bar at faa. Spis Fan life bapb'
anosn llbbei. ipiits ban bet "a la ia ii
at taits op en- baIp Sims; "Iaa bar iel
an right" IA ban.
Sergeant putsp bar tisnt / ben re
9ulGrs qrms / 10 Mar. 6an mente
at ben "garnsb Rcait Beef" man Fl
bar sammeI, us hpab frosIet aisb an
git, irlte ban fig litter pda. at Der par
nogst gait p.o bet. San iii Wdpeipae
nddr ban ipiite af bet. "0st Iuat.ot
ipm 5urubrrb". ia ban. Seq bar til.
iteos. ou bet bleb mitaaret pp. ReIter
TO srsoisoels al bet MATTE taites bort
Sntst al BET frosne aisb, Ri tit, bal
sOot."
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
De faar fin Strof
l5oc Winneiotas cpuloltr, -.
Snitepengc.

Gu9uitd. Ga, 2Ooc Tp,-.s
Sen Srigsret, Der blsD ns,t,.
osmme Sprsrsrne af 15be mrrrs,.
Regiment for btrss 6rem,5ra ,.,
Abe og Ste 6ebruur, er mu iqr,,, ,,..
lit arbeibe, % bsns sisnoti, .r w.,
ben. 9ommsns sr iom foL-.r.
RObert 9. Smith, aomgsr, ~
1 Qar. VI
Better 5olsp, 8omp. =, m,r
Sames aensp, &Omp. .. g,,
70. 8idiams, Stomp. "g 3 M,
Sliper Robtbsur, Somp. ~. ,
Iar.
qutrid Cabin. 9omp. ~ NJ,
5reb Da9n.r, Somp. g" M,
sb. Sapne, Somp. =, 8 Ulooo,
Der.
ans oisie er isnot til e. iTr.r+.
garratsr, 6lorioo.
General gouug er tint 0. rjae, "A,
arigsretten bar peret foI .tm,7,,,,
Sm be SHicersr, Der par ..te,, N,
bin gsgiperbsb, tiger ban. d, ,,,,.
~iammsrIi9e llousIisbsO. Sr1l5s, q,
SiGlpsIssbeb operior bet n,rns,.
Sprsr ptlbe babe pRret utrol,o. 5,;.
lille SHicsrerne ieIo babe 6e.r7fr
bet meo i'm Gb rnbsr @jortfevf,,n
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

S,er er lit mere AZ "eianhtrapcn"s
"QrIispro'. 5eIsenos liStIip sr en-
ReoutiontsartitsI benttt fro Stauois
nup,n" for 5irsoaa ben 2los Wlorts
1899:
Smut, NsIion o.nt,s pda Se'r9
biem til Sommsreu. : a~irbtnbaon
f,aI ban sirits i'm Den ben amsrlianfe
9liniit,r Stpsnion," itrirer "SpIanoss
nes Qpis."
glaoet sr lite CAN'T, psI unoerrsttst.
anut. Relipn bar 0Gret hismme paa i'm
ssarm peb Ilsrunoria / Here 0ass; ban
Iaso. 9i,mrsiisn ppsr Gbicdao.
San bar l9nes trntt poa al to Jig en-
sur til Npres. os BET fan 10 bGnos, at
ban itrpssr afsaarb, til Sommersn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

gunoe. Sutiten tilhsrts en- r,,s
Jarnere meioer ON Q1osrisr
2aI. ut fatts Oisis R~sDtr5or,,, ''."
boerit odnfeiiat paa @runs a;
ptloe og upeIlomms Ganbffo6 W
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

-SnfIuen3a bsrisr iyamatlg !
SpitIdno, og ben rpe @irter. Iom bar
lat ino meo SneItOrme % aulae. s,
giort silitanosn barre. ! gcr,r sa,
/ ben ferite SaIooel al Wdrta 210 We,
ioner al Snlusn3a. 8 Ei,ersusI,r .,
Stolsrre tuttsbe for at hinoyt Sm,,2
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Galiipruias Scgjslatur har niourrc-
ret uo,n at pGlar en- Soreneoe St1t;rs
Senator iittostfpr e. N. Wbite. hpis
G~mbeestermin uoIrb ben Abe cs. Der
blir altida ,un en- Senator ira Cali
forrio be Matte TO Mar, mcomjnort Sts
oislaturtn commentaries / Grtrumeot.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

"Ses leo | fire
Gor q giourps
b%eripSoom. Mtn
YGge ia9pe, at
IieB bapoe Rcb
|ialo bats ipnlppe
rem. Sea leo It
selcoes
ipGttelie, Selpi'
iortabt 6ps
Sierieb anfeit,
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Seq bar erbolot irit ct $3.50 llDr.

sl Si"oe meop eSaiieu. ctrcr zts5uaal % 'SriGauot" as z norntap III
hUao r9Or T5r, noar be bar nOotaaa oot nOrsrtcac IbGuN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
Inc POet's Power.

Tho land was In troubled state.
And discord reicned supreme:
Men staggered meath oppression's weight
Nor caught the faintest CLEAN
or hope. that all-inspiring fame,
That brightens when distress
Unites IN baleful league with shame
To deal out wretchedness.
The hungry masses loudly cried
For gifts OF wine and bread:
And when this pittance was denied.
Strange threats Ike these were said:
THE idle rich toll not, nor spin.
Won take from them their boards;
They dwell In luxury and sin.
We dine az cherries boards"
"Our fathers fathers were their slaves
And shall we leave our sons
Tho legacy OF heartless knaves
While there are swords and guns
And strong right arms 10 right our cause?
We should and shall bo free;
Wen own tho wealth. control the laws,
Thus spoke Wild Anarchy.
The rulers heard their murmurs loud.
And called tho statesmen wise:
The statesmen saw the threat'ning crowd,
And studied 10 devise
a scheme. or plan. to turn away wv
Tho dangers that assai!edi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

TIL ono and all. I'm great dsmay,
Acknowledged they had failed.
The orator then tried his voice.
His most persuasive tone,
That once made AN mems hearts rejoice,
Now falls on ears OF stone
lie dwelt on giories of the.past,
The harmony Of then
"Deslstw the masses cried. "and cast
Your lot with fellow men,
wen tame them yet" tho rulers said,
'The soldiers arm ~ steel
Shall fall upon Rebellion head
And Anarchy must knoel
The soldiers came. all clothed In mall
\ splendid sight TO see
Deserted SOON and Joined the wall
For wealth and liberty.
The priest had prayed. the statesmen wise
Had made new laws in vain;
The orator could not disguise
In words a nations pain.
No practiced sophistry could bind,
In ono harmonious mass.
The folles OF the human mind,
The difference Of Class.
The poet breathed a noble song.
a patriotic air
Fxalting right condemning wrong,
And banlsEing despair.
In gentlest notes the song arose.
Then swelled into = food
OF melody. that conquered those
Whose hands were craving blood.
If
A song Of honor, love and joy'
Tho rulers heard, and they
Forgetting passions dark that oloy'
Turned from their evil way
A song OF manliness and pride
II touched tho to.lers hearts
And gave their turbulence the guide
That Poetry imparts. -
A song Of gentleness. Il rung
Throughout the troubled land;
II curbed tho hot and hasty tongue
And stayed tho bloody hand.
Tho vulture. Greed turned from his course
To hear the soothing strain
The whole land felt It's calming force
And there was neace again.
]. THORNTON GITTMAN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
THIS SUMMERS
WASH DRESSES
They Are to Be wash" in Name for
They Are deliberately Trimmed,
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED GAUZES.
Plaid Dimity is One of the Novelties Of
the Season with Its Silk Figures.
The CoIorcd Lining
Effect.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED GAUZES.

PARIS. April 12.-The season Is already
well advanced. Easter came so early that
the straw hats were forced out into the
cold weather before their time and the
consequence is a rush of the season along
the line. IL is surprising how many WASH
dresses are now seen in the street. and
how the women OF fashion seem In a
hurry 10 crowd one season upon the
other. Winter fingers in the lap OF spring
only as tar as the weather iS concerned,
for In dress it is now balny June. al
though the March winds are whlstlins
throughout April.
At a reception given q few days ago
by an American woman who Is spend
ing the spring In Paris there were some
beautiful spring gowns made OF ngnt,
almost wash, fabrics. This reception was
given in the newest American fashion
IN the consevato.re where boughs OF green
and great punches OF apple blossoms
overhunG the talr guests.
One Of the gowns which was decidedly
snowy from its pattern was OF plald Jim
ity in bright red and dull black nSures:
1t was made with a curious bodice erect
with vest OF embroidery set IN. Inc
skirt was in three divisions. one skirt
falling over the other TO form a double
overskirt. The waist was trimmed IN
large curved pattern OF plaid ribbon, put
OH to outline the body from the yoke.
The skirt was trimmed with the same
thin plaid ribbon and there was very
large knot at one side with ends hanging
10 the floor.
FIGURED GAUZE HOLDS SWAY.
Another dress was OF figured gauge.
Gauze Is TO be extremely fashionable
this year and you see 1t in all colors.
ii is taking the place OF organdie 10 u
certain extent and you can find II beau
Wuly figured and striped. This gown was
made OF three kinds OF gauze. The bodice
and oyerskirt were OF the figured gauzr.
the underskirt was Of the gauze In swirl
ing pattern and the entire suit was TRIM
med with striped gauge.
There were many pretty enects IN
tucked yokes and sleeves. The tucks
are SO tiny that you can hardly teli
what they are from a distance. They
appear more like a cording. Owing 10
Their narrowness they iaunder well and
the tucked sleeve can be nicely done
up all the season.
Many OF the most elegant Of the new
dreasss have hgures emnroid-
cred upon them by hand: This was the
had four-lsaf clovers embroidered upon
t. ThA clover 1eaves were marked nFss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

with a pencil. the modiste told me, and
We're then Carole-sly worked IN long. loose
stitches in kensngton style. The design,
she assured me- was not oiiiitdt ana
could be easily copied Boy any woman
with taste for fancy work. The secret
~ working them was not t' place the
clover leaves too close together, three or
four being au tLat were required upon the
front OF the bodice. and halt 4 dozen
all thar the skirt would need.
This dress was trimmed around the
skirt and oYershrt and across the yoke
with the new ruching which resembles
a double runIe as much as anything else.
To make The new ruchlug YOU take chlI-
ION, or II 10 be for wash dress. tHe hhe7l
OF wash. rauze Or lawn or ali my ana
finished making the pun, cut on the
outer edge so that IL leaves four raw
edges Of tho goods Yop have now the
fashionable ruching which is greatly used
for trimming.
4 PIQUE COAT.
Some OF the most reinarkanle ehecis
are achieved in pique. which has the
dignity Of cloth. II properly made. Inc
light coiors N the more expensive KIND
look exactly like corduroy ana can
scarcely be distinguished from II. Al the
conseryatoire reception before referred
10 one Of the guests wore a coat Of white
pique figured in musketeer blue. the
shade which Dumas descrlneS as 4 color
between celestial blue and dreGs or oid
wine II IS something like wedgewood
but more haZy II may be called the new
blue, the most popular blue Of the season.
This pique coat which was cutaway.
was bordered with ribbon velvet put on
In scallops II had a vest Of very thin
goods crossed with narrow bands 81 vel
vet and az the front there was a very
large chiffon bow.
All Of these goods are wash goods. The
gowns cannot be put in the tub and
scrubbed. nor rubbed upon the banks
OF the river between stones. but they ara
materials which do not spot fl a shower
and which bear the dew and the sea-
shore dampness well. They can be worn
a season without cleaning and so they
fulhll the mission Of wash dresses.
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which however may be- ~ thinncst k.d
with light. flexible soles. Moderately
high heels give pretty iook TO tie foot
and brace the arch firmly but tho bore
rlble French heels of last summer brought
many "a merry biker 10 grief whom "A
pmourcd tire necessitatcd % walk home.
For cycling o. any other outdoor
sport chamois gloves are the only ones
practically serWceable; that is gloves of
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genuine cshmols skin which aro tanned
with fish OIL These VIII wash every
day and be the softer and more docue
for their baptism. Ventilated gloves
are best in theory, but tho Dotfor4tlous
boo Che palm or a. the base 0t each fn-
ser are more or Jess of a. de.uson when
results in per p.ratioH saving are counted.
Tho summer girl whose home .s on no
rolling wave Will Dee this Season -
proud Of her shape as are other wo-
men. The smartest yachting rigs arc OF
cNQulsiteiy line scrges moulded TO the
figure hke q walking dress, they make
OF the yachting cir. a creature Ike
mermaid or a nerc.d or some other sea
nymph with floating locks and a Wind
ing tail
The Yachting girl OF 20 adores white
and orc OF che most effective costumes
yet puilt for her is OF silky white
serge. whose cinging skirt is adorned
with rope e igns n blue ard White d.
cords The waist is "a blouse with the
same decorations, over which Dis worn
smarty cue pilot coat with daring
collar. this in white also with fa..n-s
of dark blue.
More servcoahie yachting suits ar.
OF the regulation blue serge with black
or white facln4s AND esmwres Nev
yachting caps have sof rather pun,
tops and deep. pointed yisors.
Those other nerc.ds and mernaiis
who spend tho summer sitting n te
sand. drying their hair iu ihs n'o-.
walls of tlmbimg among The waves.
ar pr pairing costumes Tor th4 beaches
tO rival able-b0diod rs'nhows No rsa1s
of these are yet in condition for exhi-
biu0n. but one summer OUTFIT includes
bathing dress of white serge stopping
at The knees and faced NO with blue. The
blue wash silk blouse has elbow sleeves
AND turns away from the throat in
Oar white collar showing "a pointed yo-
striped white and blue. Blue silk st.ek-
ing7 with little white shoes arc tho az
Commandments.
Other beach costumes and tone.t.7
FOR general country wear are in moro
advanced state OF preparation. Those
include dresses Of "khaki,' Tho Nnon
material worn by soldiers in India ans.
% some extent by our own men in cuba
and Porto Rico This Is made mo I'm fha
natural color with much gara.sh.ns o.
ecrue lace and bright ribbons Soari7Fv
introduced last year. "khak' is ono OF
tho chief novelties of the season.
For more elaborate wear tHa summer
girl of e9 when she drives or appears
ar race meets or summer festivals WIN
choose softer more f0uer'fe stffs IN
transparent weaves and 7lbty blended
col0rines Pale fan. r-or and e1t
dull hfuo are the flv1r'fa tones Pm cloths
set on by yards of wide and heavy cream
lace Insertion
A driving dress m lavender bfro c','A
ie ov0uisItoly trimmed with nre steel
embroidery upon skirt and bodice The
cha goo Of
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die. IL is long enough To- reach neariJ
TO the ankles-almos as long as golf
ing skirt though in this matter there Is
naturally. much Variauou-and IL Is
faced and stitched with a view TO en-
couraeiug 1T TO stay down.
A very smart suit has a skirt Of blue
and green tartan made after the man
ncr described The coart is short natty
cutaway OF the blue Of the skirt plaid;
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this opens over singie-breasted low
cut vest Of scarlet cloth. which is fin
ished with pockets for matches and other
necessaries.
Another suit of tobacco brown cloth
has fetching. double-breasted Elton
coat with scarlet cuffs and collar. cool
er looking than this is skirt OF blue
and white check. made with a blouse
whose furnishings are a white yoke and