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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

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H. .s4z so far rs8ssS & sseEa lave s-xssck
s. very -sEn- Fl SfSas z9z neH1 very sk14-7
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nsxvy s-ns@r&l raan Inc 5c.s So a1E ard
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ss sail 1bAr they are 0sts1 weSs r@s- fc-
thsz< rrxs@asa- Tzsre are alse sazosaa
rxsnes Hst far os- In Fhe azss-aw. sEs an
ted Ia&f tase best 5saneSzs bare 80 tze
s<<n ssuR5 mach further EortA
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In rsssrx 20 Matte E-vssa yexz skirt ere
81 The lsasf knoxn paSts AZ Srssts Araersea
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ca. lying west - she Paraguay rsTsr and
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belongs 20 Paraguay srss re rest 70 TIE
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river snd comprises 4 territory 5ixger
tran California sns5 Massachusetts, csssxz-
hsns5. and sroE@h 20 rake three states
as Big as C1so.
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are along sas pzrzguzv- T1<y csEssst 90
as<e sE1 there an ex.zac<& - farm AMI a
fsw scattering vszzzgss- ne eass< toxn In
the Parsx2zyan ctzeo is yEsza Hayes
xafea IL "a Sxar trg1 AsszEszcn and xsszra
Eas rcw s5sus Esnssy crs families os FOR
ssgners- They are chiefly Sxlss- Frerea
ard Italians. sho are engaged T. ra4ssnx
sugar cane and szFs@t potatoes and ID
manufacturing hrardy-
There are two large rivers which run
through the cEzr0- The psscouayss w1nss
about IKE cn-xscrew frorn the fsusaszan
Andes 10 the Paraguay yiye~. IT sS sgia
ee rapsSs ar can never D. nzysgahlz TIE
yevneso 81 me EernIslion river sn.s-s
the Paraguay further s0zsA IL u al saxe
asoa- the szottro-n 81 TIE COUNTY,. Its
waters are 50 red that they ssacrs0- ta1se
~ tbs Paraguay for sozze rEsses. TIE Yer
rne5o IL about i.sSD miles sczS and IS nayi-
gzsse for oaiy 3 short distance.
Just what those COUNTRIES crrsasn IN
tas May at resources x yes &c tse ezssecv-
cred 1 szv@ met men Hao have tyAveses
over parts q sEerr- T1ssy tee rze sha-
TIE <srSsss rsye much flns tszh~-. arr
that there arc good pastures scattered
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x@te nc ne f1sa8 sAas faese thar hA.f II
bis issse fortune s@a hesn sssems a. he
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pfsseree unss he had given permission.
and sae r~ess asrtZai szssd zgs Only sxtFna-
20 - gse&; fserssSD4g ess. = - 61@SassSt %
xgs0w 20 stat extent as s7sss etiquette
afs4 exFeuaan. originates WITH The president
himself ard h1w sEssch responsibility BE-
longs N .ae raattsy - f2s oeT-e4a=s q kh@
protocol Bat TIRE fact remains sEas our
ing sae lsst ,wo years q me Presidency a.
tee aase Felix FAure there WAS greater
degree Of cer~rsonsoaslesz formally and
etiquette a. fae E@yEcs than AZ uzoes o. :.2s
foreign sacrarcAlsi courts
Al tbs Is - fosesgTs TO the character ~
N. fseuhes, wko. moreover, IS >ezrSsJss
enough 20 perceive that while X aids
nothing 70 ssse dignity % the chief raag-s-
tra.e OF y republic II iTnpairs his pgpsx.ar-
lsy ard exposes him 70 rs.sassazse. that ave
sray look fo~ me Inauguration q .eT~ pre-
fssrtt0ssesseeS ard raors a2uaeiy assss demo-
erassc ways al tbs Eiysee. Tree. Ehe asw
persistent VIE sc forced 20 s8rrczgss him
se3g with 8 Tasl.ta-y ard esvSl house aosss.
the controller - which XII - 5 sses1sTsi
OF fhe eight military &od naval officers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

terss requiring tae asssss zree o. any gFs-
vase chaplain sttaaaeS 20 The ho1sehos4
oray TWO yr<sedents hare died Il Ag-aess
ss-scs me establishment ~ t1e g~pCnlss
Ia ths case II prs~sse-f carzsss IL Ssas sise
A-ca AasAor Of iyrn~ wae administered
shs las sac-a-nents 20 the ayEng 4naan
wtsse Felix Fa9-e .o<ssi have expfrxd
without the rugrssssra Ions 81 tass church
1zTsx TO THE sase1ce cs tie reescY * sz@
Mzssafesre frvm lis eAzrs1 had not an
or5sriy CT q bicycle ca1gn. ssghs %
s-ses. passing aIcng the R1e 81 Hcnc-p.
All. graspsng min By The arm. eon3rs-ssd
E.a 20 the dying president. Recommending
szs reverence 10 DO al ira. he conli for
The nacr.bun1 chief magistrate on the
grosx1d that the latter was "a good sort
OF q chap"
Tire prexders Of the F-resssa rspals4.se re-
eesyeS salary OF sI@.ca ant allowances
Of one kind or another To the sxssnt OF -
mGch more. Ard that Is 20 say tee ex-
IenSes Of Ehe presidential establishment
cost the nation The tidy little sam Of
quarter of q msat03 dollars year wfssca
6cxs not ecsnssr ~ the military pay or al
loHances o. the army officers attached TO
TIE executive h6kz>saoa1 Egcg yet ire keep
Ing n repair O. the Eiyssaa. or 81 arr osher
o. the palaces ueed by Ina president Fer
the E1ysse = merely the town residence q
The chief magistrate. ard fer summer and
111LszEsz IsE he has al Efs 1SretE8s the
former royal palaces Of Fgzs-as -essseau ard
os Rsnaoo@ailst, which are furnished and
maintained Z, hakE.asse orsasr al rte ex-
re~se Of the state quite osfssde ;tS execu-
tive allowances. The ration likewise main
tairs for tie use Of shs president Eazrn-
Der q yafaacle game preserves al Marry
ant ELSEWHERE, with q large cory>s Of for
ssters ard gansekespsrs where the cssss
magistrate is accustomed 20 entertain hss
friersis a. Battegx
President LoGs.Ss, IKE raEre s. never ~,
happy as when pas ssr.ng aboat xisn
gun, ard may he expected TO make full
tsse OF MS new-re5xed prernxativsS n con
nsrsson WITH the game preserves Differing
therein from poor President Carrot who
never gos over the fscs thar at one o. his
.rss shooting PARTIES after becoming pres
i6er1 be wounded Crews controller. Gen
Brugere, IN tse lower rars Of the hack
the ge-serai Ia consequence thereof being
KEEP. cn as eaaef Of the household rs ises
o receiving h.s sssrasssaS. which lad al :
rsady t-sn determined upon az the time
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IL - TIRE wives ~ ne military anG civil
ian offscsaas - ire Peesadensia2 hosAsessoad
THAI constitute the fernsga&ge .ntg1Szge o.
Nine. "a p~essS*ate- AMI who fora hsr
syaaN eo4~. ca sssetssGES Of ceremony The
preS53sat, forsi stately Tor h.fAS@lf Is al
lowed tsa ssligsss- Etsgl = sa:fsrsse "a sesecs
sug hAs staff. ARD faay - resies1 urcn -
choose pasy sszsh g1ea @sth wsoca he - a.
really seassssnls8 and on terms Of iatf-
macy. alfhe2Ea. II = prssssh.e rsAAs b. viii
resssn az ieast GRE - the osrscsrs u his
predecessors foAs@efssis e. ssy rasa fog a
slnse in ersee TO initiate the new staff to
tnss~ ss2g+isz.
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Ire Paraguay -4vs- c~sv D ssx TsAts AZ
1s- Aw@r5G& w2s ztsEo@@r=s
Nate Grs@g ts land ~ Esd &n1 <z3
re1aas 81 VAR rzsFgsres. - szssserse--ssss<s
forests 81 r@zsks~ sns ezexe. sw1 IS szes-
:. - possibilities azss - IKE rs@1ezs 1arAzs
- are xszrss
This ts<-aE0-y d - ~ -Eaeasss aasg -
re PzraEG ssS Paraguay E3ss~ svssens
x has rs -ss.roaEs ces.nees4xsz IL .xsa fse
rsss q. EF1xsi. s19 ia BseGgas s@sg sc-
fsesr s2S@xsas szysx re s1aarefs g the
ParAEs s5'sssz- GYe-T ~ ~ Imports y
bsaaxkt oveg - rnsses By rises seatx.
sxa5 xae 0tEsG2Als. wssG as d rgse saz-e fTszns
Eag J1-eA=s< -aEgs rrases thousand snSzes
s2-sssF-
E-eastax ASunesoa aH 800 xzy - MaE1c
GEgsre. ysu zrst sz&sS Is GcHeezsrzgez.
tie Akggesz city - narfa Paraguay Tsers
ss q xals- eastern sozas Ga ssss a3skz. ard
fesk cf tnts the sown- cg1esgsessn ea-s-
tzErs a<~oze 5.Sss re12&%- x ID za4e .S 90
ssucas@s tazzzdsass snaz saaseks1 1zzsz Z.
- E13Eeszx cerser. exssa-tsrsg large S1zs-
t5sEss g Mate cg Esr1gsiayzr Tea, and
EsaNx~ TEsTe ars Esovs ixas7<xs assz Eae
syaeE there shAn IN Aszrae5cn. a<l6 yGss. 1zSs
fka2t sss@ I.Esans ar@ rsgr@as srerease ~
y2s So inertia
A. 1t0smaxgs fs-axis. lzsEa rzhes sysn
Esaessox AIRES Yez SEQ Erscn :as wess sank
axe for Esxe2rcs % 7s@ -rzssg on trlz.
szse Of tna rsxs-. g. Ia az sae settle
nsnts hare oe<n on re east eank - fas
river. the coasssy 20 TIE xess ssefnx A.
most entirely wzs6 At Ccsszk-z there Is
Brazilian s9-s- Further Oh Fna coIe 20
the GstIs village Of AlbssqSzeFgsse. with
iox. wooded rnezutaiEas behind Il. zrz8
ssons z-s usliez further ttss steamer ssspx
=. Cor3TsA-
The Chief Port of so.fk Braxfi-
Cor4znsaa II eser = ae miles .so-n Tbs A.
izntsc II Is zIrDEt as sz- ~aAad sy
water As Sals Lake City Il f-9r Se1 York
Is rail- I. = TIE chief part Il Matte
fsrasso Here l. heated EA@ oasy caEto-a
house 9. the province. and ;yse p1eerz
eorss ozs board and c5ez yous bzzgzgs.
Ire s.Aanss5 stops long enough fus yes
to gsE q x9e1 yzew * the city ! Is So
aszxs~a ca BIZ. Commanding tis@ e24EtrT
for rali@s Taeze are wos1s akso1t tte
city. and sAa phase If picturesque * has
ire aszxal Sssanlsa buildings q stsn-5 ans
tiles. Bsth palm trees growing here and
szse1. ~ TIE gardens.
T7ssre is beasgtsfuI plsxA IN the center
II Cayu~nEza ahoasz Efsich are ScEze -
tie 2y5ncsp2I stosex There r. i great
Zeal Of thrift 10 be observed among rs
merchants The city does a large bus :
hess fhe asDst q Enlch is managed rs
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ssxsEs &nd the cattle owners paid hsn
tssEnrs - e per tiger
1sxser ttsiKxs oaereG Tor sale are par
foss and rGaksgE- Tas assess are aoE
zna pen c2n EAys ta3zn @lssoxs ss- tie
sazsGx Yoa eaa sieo sssy bows and ar
rye Ir1Ezz asxkess ard aasnmecxs The
ssssmDrks are expensive Se-nx are zlzxe
% shs se-ss5lasst feathers - Erpgse&I haras
and spss 50 hfxh 81 $3.50 arzee@.
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Ia going frgg. AsDs1sap 70 ss1gAsz yess
ress through 3 fsgses eateA 81 rss pas-
tssysssas. Gxpwssar ths h2ssrSarg * pxgA-
ray, ess ssstag Tbs great prssaaess %
Matte fsTnsAa. sshsen ~ a. sngsrs Us "
Sell. A. so%s @a n9rsh tie TasagazY rsxer
narrexs. tsae sestaesy a~nern4s w8ss ard
yes sseam se zsas 0ss araasg sno4rssa5sss
nssos sfse fs.@ss Of xsscs1 rf1w fsrs sfes4
ass5 giant Palms Tvs bsr.ss are eevsrss
wfssa sssxss@z mssas - ssgetstIsn TIE
trees are tsa aes 3saarAA t1xstaer x4ss.
vines ard sv@<rsrz- Yuu egaasa sse1 sraxs
yony SAY tafo0xss sessn wssA \. AK o.
tn5f<
Tfssse sTe 40 aSssss 81 WIG birds Nssx
yea ksS asafsy z1sgss fr@sa fhs sssaszss.-
Thete are s%ssgaEgss syHg7-w sssse. sssa II
s"B ssse saTas so9 rnay new zzss ftasn sNx
tigers sasaszgs4ss@ seTpsSs tse ysaas
fsrszsss ngrsh Il yaM sFsssw e sys4ssysssf
eagsrAaee snz1 ssse RaE.r .tse 5ess ssez usE
serssa sfse - ssi sizes ~ x91 SO yen esz
Within a ssS nasHssEss spss-k ays .s-seaxz se
HAL ~ xssT SEas Here Ard ss-Ye SEES
pass farm aoszsss ear sst ~ sAs sszs4x
~ ss,ssse * sas@e ZOE ss<ss assaps fos ss<FA
saeat, laESssx fsae eeeseS 80 a<z.3 an9 LIS
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Eczema.

Mr. II. T. Shohe. 2.og Lucas Ave.
ST Louis, No, says: Ny daugh-
ter had Eczema, which covered
her head and spread 10 her face.
Sns was treated by physicians snd
taken 20 celebrated health springs.
but only grew worse Many patent
medicines were taken. but without
result, until we decided to try
S. 5. 5 A dozen bottles cured her
completely and left her skin peg.
fectly smooth. Not . sign Of tho
dreadful disease has ever returned. =
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Assaze@sn gzrax1zge 1Azz - ssaA
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and military arrangements Ia connection
w.sfs tbs safety Of Ire ctaIsT snaxzstrass.
IL AGSitinr1 70 these military oNAesaas Eaere
- a chef DE- csns-@s. or principal private
secretary. wfD Is usually a member a< TIE
eoanes. ~ state. bslr VITO during me pye~-
dency % Felix Fsare was RETIRED pay
master sene~zi o< the navy He has 4
star Of swo ~ thre1 assistant secretaries
all % them civilians one Of wEoEn Is in
trusted viii sae duty q gisnc4ng through
she sntire Pzr-zan srs3 provincial press, az
ws.i AS many foreign papers every day
marking with RED pencil TIC ar-iczsS ira.
coEcsrn soe pres.aeTzs ARD with blue pen
eli the articles thai rsaats 70 Nine Ia Pres
s6enes-
Eessses the nenss@-s of this sscresArial
department there ara tG-ee other officials
% The presidential h0ase5osa, wsso 90 NOT.
however. form rHsxs SO - speak. q the
presidential family. and gho neither board
r3r lodge al the saS4se- One o. tAesae 10
The ifnsssscto--SeEs~al Of national palaces
who IS specially designated - the minister
q g4cEe works 10 attend 10 lie nsair:ea-
ence ard proper repair Ok the Ely
sec and % its furniture. while the
ot1e-s are Ay Crozi~r and N Moi
lard. the chief and deputy chies Of
the Protocol ard wfro act ~ mas
stess OF ceremonies at the F-lys~e
Strictly Speaking tt4~y b@iang 10
the ministry Of foreign Affairs. By
which ;aey are paid, and their at
tempt TO regulate etiquette and
ceremony al the Els see rs a usur-
patton which may Or nay not ne
- tolerated By President Leubet- Ia
~ former days. particularly during
m the presidency ~ THEIRS and of
-zx% AacMa5oys. the Protocol was re-
IN st-fctesa 70 the purely Official fuu1-
~ tons and ceremonies at shs Efysee.
Bat OF late years il has taken upon
~ Itself 80 regulate Gos oEiy the mode
~ lie faat even the manners and
Speech % the chief magistrate 10
an Absolutely incredible degree
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GOLF STRIKES MUDvILLE,

Us folks down here In Midwife are ex-
cited some of late,
All OWN to a bran new game that's for
eign to our state.
Society has taken to the game l men
ton, and
They're playin of it now to beat a hull
dern circus band!
The most important part about the game.
I guess, Is clothes.
The trouSers must be cut in two, SOS all
your stockin shows,
An then you got to wear a coat that's
painted burnin red
An pull a milk a made of wool down
crossways on your head.
Then, next to clothes, you rot to go an
learn some language such
As never yet was equaled by the lowest
kind of Dutch!
The strangest kim Of talk, by links, that
mortals ever heerd!
It sounds jest like a Scotchman when he's
burrin through his beard!
Your clothes an conversation fixed. then
you must go an git
Some shiny sticks, which same are made
on purpose fer to hit
A pesky little rubber ball, crab apple like
in size
An lark completed, SOS you can locate
it as 1t flies.
That's all-b'gosh, excuse me, fer it amt
all, Jest the same!
I clean forgot the most excitin thing
that's in the game,
Which is a kid with dirty face an free.
kles you employ
To carry round your shiny sticks an be
your caddie boy.
Now, havin all your f1xin's, you approach
what's called the tee,
Dip down your hand into a can, draw out
some mud an see
You mold it SOS the rubber ball sits nice
ly on its crest,
Then swing your shiny stick an let youl
muscles do the rest.
This done, pose a bit al say: 'That
driver fooled me,
Or else I would have niblicked out to two
in less than three!
I'll take that water hazard, with some
brassie shots between.
Unless that bunker gobbles al I lay dead
on the green!'
Keep up this language an proceed to walk
an walk an walk
Until your voice is tired an you run clean
out Of talk,
An when at last your guilty gets in whins
an throws you off
Ten miles from home you smile an say.
'There amt no game like goff!'
Baltimore Am erican.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-13

trimmings in the form of %flounces, panels,
folds and ruches, while for half mourning
the range Of choice is widely extended, in
Guiding white and the entire gamut of
grays and mauves in plain, plaid OF striped
effects.
Mourning capes and wraps assume the
form most in general vogue, even those for
deep mourning having n or more circu-
lar %flounces, the flounces being of Grape,
the body of the wrap Of dull wool,
Wooden Grape is a favorite mourning
material and, while resembling English
Grape, is thoroughly substantial and serv--
iceable. A gown of wooden Grape trim
med with English Grape is almost an ideal
mourning toilet.
Grape hats vary only in form, as only
dull jet buckles and pins are proper orna-
ments. The veil is now drawn back and
pinned to the hair instead of depending
entirely from the bonnet, as in the latter
case the weight of the veil continually
drags the bonnet backward and causes the
wearer much discomfort.
The cut illustrates a gown of mixed
gray wool. The skirt has a band of black
fur around the foot. The blouse, which
has a short basque, has a yoke of black
silk, and belt, collar and cuffs of the same
goods. A band Of black fur outlines the
yoke at the back and forms bretelles in
front. The muff is Of black silk trimmed
with black mousseline de sole.
JUDO CHoLLET,