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CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior,
United States land Office. MinOt. N. |

r. N'IlttNt 6GittS 1ituu OmCes Ml1OC, N. d.. i
A s sSfic is1it Contest c,r AFFIDAVIT having been filed
in this office by Edward. Lund contestant,
=: 1910, for ~ ofNE4 and So Of NWA Sec. ),
testee, In which 1t Is alleged that said John
X. Armstrong, died on March, %, 1901, ut Vel
land, Toronto. in the Dominion, Of canada,
that the said John r. Armstrong turing his
lifetime failed and neglected to reside upon and
improve said 3ract as required by law and that
he wholly ab0ndOned the. same for more than
six months DriOr tn his death: tllAt since Ills
death his heirs have neglected to keep ptlle
Improvement. on said tract and the admins
TRAITORS have offered to sell and will sell the said
improvements on said tract; that said John II.
Armstrong WIS y single MIN at the time Of his
death; that all the heirs Of sail eDtryman re.
side in and are citizens Of Canada md that said
e!ntrymsn has 70 heirs that ane citizens Of the
larmef are administrators IT the estate Of said
ler arc sisters Of the deceased and reside In
Canada; that the names OF the other heirs II
any,. are unknown to the contestant. Said
PARTIES Mre hereby notified to nppear, respond
and offer evlilenct. touching said alteration at
10 O'Clock q. m. August 20, 1901. before the Reg
lister and Receiver nt the. United states Land
Once in MINT. N. u.
The said contestant having, in q proper am
davit. filed Maya 1901. set forth fvts which
show that after due diligence. personal service
OF this notice cannot be made, It Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due aid proper publication.
Thomas E. DISCARD
Reufster.
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First rubnratioD June 1. 100.
CONTEST NOTICE.
III a!tns mt Of the Interior.

Jil altus mt Of the Interior,
United States land Office, Devils Lake, ND
May 11tlbs .l00l.
A sufficient contest aftdav,t having been flied
- this .oflicp by kasina Roll. contestant. against
Homestead entry No. 2OsOs made May 4tii 1870
for the SEA section 8, Township 1850. Range a.
by Jacob SStbold c.ontestce: IN when It Is u
legged that the said Jacob SeibOld, has who'll
abandoned said tract; that he has ~cllaDgefi Ills
residence tl,eretrom for moro than SIS months
settled np.,D and cultivated by said partyiss ~
gu!rel by law; and the absence Of' said in OH
Selbnld is not due tn employment lii the United
States army or navy IL time of war, said par.
o e!Ss re 'ev %IIsnes t aS.si1i1 . sid sEPt ailee sssisS'' IT s'' !
9block a; M on July ~, 1901. before Henry
'"GSs !. ! n : ;3;:; nd 4 +, thai i, 'n NAL hearing 81 Ias,, WIN, Il
the Re"ister aud Receiver at tile United. States
land Office In Devils Lake; n. D. -
y The said contestant having, In u proper af.-
dayit, filed May 70, 1901 set forth fucts whirl,
show that after due diligence. personal service
u Thu, notice cannot be: male. It IL hereby
ordered and directed TINT such notice be given
by due aud proper publication.
Ole SerLngartl, !!
En Register. ss,
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Literary Notes.

It is probably true that almost
every man has in him certain quail
titles which would draw some wo-
man to him, but it is difficult to
frame q statement in general terms
Of What Woman Like in Men"
This is the task which q very well
known author, under the monde
plane Of Rafford Pyle, has under
taken in the Cosmopolitan for Ju-
" in a clever essay, which proves
lim to have made the subject of
thorough observation and compre-
he9sive study. "The foreign girl"
says the author. "marries the man
vita whom she will be happy, the
hn1erican marries the man without
whom she will be unhappy"
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surplus.

5SeSsE$NS 4HtsSSSS%H GTINg8
surplus q. les,ssa II
Receipts.
Premiums received during tho
ps Sss'? 3ss liz ys ss,iss Ii; ; 49,: ' rs q
Amount received from I'LL other
Q Iurces from home Ofioe) ..... 1914 80
rota, receipt, ........ sal.sls !.
Disbsrsemests
Losses paid du,ing the year 3 ly3o9 y658 As
Paid for commissions and brOk-
Paid far salaries. iees and iii
AS ss ] :; s. Other businessmen. ,: IS: :
Total disbursement ~. s 2.islaas u
North Daksta Bsslaess,
Total risks taken.during the year : $500 o.
Total premiums received during
Total ots losses incurred during tie - !
Total amount 81 losses paid dur. go 8
ing the year 6,S07 S8
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, /
Office Of Commissioner OF Insurance.
J. Ferl Lsutz. Ccmmissiolsr Of nsnr-
by certify. that the foregoing 10 &trle abstract
Of the original statement now ON fle In this
In testimony whereof. ] have hereunto set
my hand and AFFIXED the Zeal sD9 this Office at
Bismarck this l'' dayof st Esyab q i, 3; l 9
[sEALl Commissioner o4 Insurance.
w. G. Gilbreath. Deputy.
STATE OF NORTH DAKQFA,
Office Of Commissioners Of Insurance..
Conipany's Certificate OF Authority.
Whereas, Tie Lanchesier Insurance Co..,
OF Manchester, England, u corporation 0rKaNNr
tied under tile laws at Great britain. lsNs
fled In this Office 4 syOrR statement exhibiting
its condition and business for the year ending
December 81. l9c0,. c0nforlnAble to the require
nlelts Of the laws Of this State regulating the
business OF Insurance, and, IA
Whereas, The said company has fled in this
office \ duly certified copy at Its charter with
certificate Of Organizati9n In compliance With
the requirement o. { insurance laws Aforesaid:
Now. Therefore. I. Ferd Ieutz, etanmix.
SiOner OF Insurance Of thu State OF North
Dakota. pursuant to the provisions Of said Law,
90 hereby certify that the above named Comp.
any IN fully empowered. through Its authorized
agents to TRANSACT Its appropriate business Of
Fire + Tornado insurance IN Ihls state AccOrd.
Ing to laws, Thereof. until the slst. day III Dec
eINber, A. D.. 1901.
In testimony whereof, I have heyeupto net
my lla,!d and seal at Bismarck, this ia day NJ
May. A. D., 1901.
[aEALl Commissioners Of Insurance.
w. @. Gilbreath. Deputy.
H 49, 'ELa - FrNLEEfA L ~
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First Publication, June 10. 1901.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

United States Land ONCE at Bismarck, N. D
Notice Is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in supp0rt Of his claim; asd
that said proof will be- made before i, A.
Lamb, u. s. Commissioners, for IDistrictOf NORTH
dakota, ut Washburn. n. d.. on July y, 1901.
WILLIAM II. ALLEN,
for the NWA of See. ~. Twp l47 n, Of Range
81 w.
lie names the following witnesses ~ prove his
residences upon and cultivation u
said land, viz:
David 1 nrlx0n, Bide Hoiaington Of Coal IIar.
WaSnburn.
::A.C. McG1LLIyRAY,
3844 /, REGISTER. 81
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF
United States Land Once. Minos, N. u.
luna .ly- 1ln1, -'f

Uulteu 0L6t06 Lana OmCe, Ml0Ot, " H.
voiye Is hereby given that in compliance
with the prOvi7iOilS Of the oct OF Congress o.
June 8, 1878, entitled IAN oct for the sale u
timber lands So the ststss6 California. Oregon
Nevada. and Washington Territory, = Az extend
cst i. 1892: JAMES IAkMER. Of CosJ. MaFloff,
county Of Mclean and State Of North dakota,
has this day file.l IN this once his sworn state:
nlent No. A. for the purchase Of. the SWk,
NWk of Section No. q In Township No. ll0,
Range No. 81. and viii offer proof % show that
the land sought is more valuable for stone tllsn
for agricultural purposes, and to establish Ills
claim to said land before the Register and Re
ceiller Of this office Ut Min0t. N. D., ON Hatur-
day, the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1901.
He names rs witnesses:
VIM. Lacey, MilOt. DANIEL McAfee, John
Nicklus and Pat O'Connor, Coal Harbor.
Any and ~ persons claiming adyersely ths
claims In this office on or betoie ssld 18th day
of September, 1871. -
Thomas J. DISCARD
James johnson,
Att'y.t0 % Claipnnk.
MinOt, N. D.
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First Publication June IS 1904.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

United States Land ONCE at Bismarck N. D.
June II 1901
Notice Is hereby given that Edward b. Shafer
has tiled notice Of intention to make final proof
before clerk OF Dist. court for oliver county ut
sist. day Of June. ii6oi, on timber culture NJ:
plication No. 1901, for the NJ OF NV 4 and
wv Of EIlh Of section 30, In Twp. l42, n.
Range 80 w.
He names us witnesses:
u. L.. Van Worst. Yucca; j. F. MeihOR, Jr..
New Salem; WIN. Kiebert, Sanger; John ARder.
'"A' A.C. McGILLIvRAY,
10 Register.
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o. ID. Roe.
3 Blacksmith Shop
am prepared to do all
kind of general blacksmith
and wagon work. Horse
shoeing a specially.
Washburn. N. OAK
First Publication July 9 1901.
NOTICE OF FINAL o

United states Land once 1t Bismarck. N, u.
June 29tl. 1901.
na M"s'ss sett Il mf has ii,e sag natio sn 81 ui III int sS'ss,i%,n y
make ,inai preOf IN support IT Ills Olajns. and
that said proof will be made before +. 4.
Lamb. us Commissioner District az N. ID. III
Washburn, N. D.. IN August II. 1900. viz:
HERMAN g. PETERSON
for the NWA. Of Sec. 20. Twp. l46. N Of Range
81 w. Of 5th Principal Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
Robert Bei qnist, Ionis Berquist. Anton John
son and Zera Picket, all Of InEersoll, N. ID.
A.C. MCGILLIVRAY, f.
Reuistor.
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NOTICES.

cn Iaa 6f My6aca,ae 70 my place 9 miles .ortB.
Cd viii, ''i lyinr ag p M ''a ~ y, I head colts brand
morse NJ, a ist White spot in forehead; one bs.y m gTs
hind. "n''e s'oeAlhgs De-
James ENGLISH,
Coal Harbor, N, d,
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ELGAL NOTICES.
First Publication July o. 1901.
sUMMONS-Money Demand.

State of North Dakota, county Of Moi ean-ss
IN Justice court, Before A. O.. Ranartl.
I, Justice Of the Peace.
ant. sis .s5S - 'Sa u S'''n
t.le state1of North Dakota to said defendant
ny slls5 seeend summons herein: 80
TYnli are hereby directed ID apDear before me.
afSlly Office, n the Village u Nishblrn In aid
e 8. on tbe Nth llay Of July 1901: II 10
ill,9ss iliN cd l,laiDtiI y. "A. Lamb wiiociaiin to
INeeveraei yoH,t the sum 0i Observation-Disclosures and
g e W Hn1i are 4 Indebted tus lin In that amount
Ky !sgstls::I .ffressr et,tl erAdy 1li diiilas the month
N lrll a9li..s ;t;ltd ynstss are hereby nstltirdgt that
Il y IAiI N Iilitn! sa.3N ..ai,sWtT siti suH, l1sipt,
SSs " l.iHlntir VIII tAEe jEdseIneit aprsii::st YOU
ZOE ne stt.ia.p: hifty--tWG dollars. - e
4asliGsa tislslei@l Iy hand sttts, SECOND G4y ri ynlvi
I'LL l. .,ss5 :As.NsC Raasrd.
.aa Y, D 4 u 81 she peace WisallA xlA fOr III lean
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Slightly Disfgured but Still in the Rine

YES HAYES Stock the mast % oel.
but still have some Bargains left in - - $3.50 ''
Shoes, Hats, Pants and Notions of all Kinds
I am adding Stock Of
Groceries, Sugar. Coffee and Flour
Try Barrel of Bransford poess and am snre vn mil; Tho
pleased White Wine Vinegar 25c. per gallon. - -
C. %. BUCHANAN, Masonic Temne
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Easy Enough.

A certain member Of parliament has
expressed pronounced disbelief in
most Of the wonderful tales Of tho
procooity of children. He contends
that the stories are usually mannfac-
tured BY older persons, With the sole
object Of making amusing rending.
Once in Q while, however, this theory
receives a setback by something in his
own experience, and he confesses that
he has come across some genuine
humort and some unconscious witt
oisms. One such was rece ntly brought
TO his notice.
A Sunday school examination was
in progress, and the examiner put the
question:
aWhat did Moses do for % living
while hewas with Jethro2"
Following q long silence, as last a
voice piped up from the back Of the
room: .@ass
Please, sir, he married one Of Jeth-
ro's daughters, YoutNs Companion.
Ts d \
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Cures Contagious Blood Poison.

TRIAL TREATMENT FRnE.-It is es.
pecially the deep.seated, obstinate
Gases that .. .4B. B. curss. It matters
not if the, doctors or patent medicines
have failed to cure, B. B. B. Botanic
Blood Balm) always psomptly reaches
the poison and roots ont and drainsit
from the system, heals every sore or
pimple, stops hair from falling ont.
and cures the disease. $50 the symptoms
can never return.
B. b. B. cured Il. p. b. ones, At
ianta, Ca, Of contagious blood poison;
had copper oolored erhptions all over
the body. excrnciating aches and
pains in. bones and joints, falling }cf
the hair, sore throat. His troubles
resisted the treatment Of the most
noted doctors, yet he was completely
cured by ten bottles OF Botanic Blood
Balm (B. B. By Robert Ward, Max.
tey, Ga. suffered from secondary and
tertiary blood poison, face and shonl-
ders mass of corruption aad SORES;
began to eat into the skull bones;
eleven bottles Of B. b. B. completely
cured him. If YOU have eczema, can
Ger, scrofula, risings, boils, ulcers.
then B. B. B. will make perfecbcu
Trial treatment free by writing
Blood Balm CO., $50 Mitchell street,
! Atlanta, ga. Describe your. trouble
and we will include free personal
medical advice. Over 5000 cures by
BIB. b. Orr-Gray & Co., White
& White and Evans Pharmacy. a
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the rosy r hue Of health, bo suaken aud

the rosy hue Of health, be sunken aud
pale from neglact and want; the eyes
that now brighten at your coming, may
be red with weeping and the gentle
yoices shat fall like awestest music on
your eager eass, bs heard pleading in
pathetic. beseeching tones FOR mercy,
as the voice of this child fell on the
unheeding sarof tho prosecuting Wit
ness; and then perchsnce God in his
infinite mercy may raise up for those
little ones friend and an avenger as
He raised up Claib Herbert to ayenge
the wrongs Of this defenseless orphan,
and perhaps that friend may be, as
C:aib Herbert is this day, charged as
criminal, and if so, MIR. Foreman,
would you have him punished2'
AS the last words were uttered,
Rivers was so near the old foreman
that he could lay his hand on his
lsS-1 lsS--1. aud apparently spoke TO MIN
alone. The climax was renched; hu-
man nature could stand no mors.. The
old foreman rose from his chair tremb-
ling in every nerve, and raising his
clcnched hands above his head, in
voice quivering with emotion, cried:
ssNol no. by the eternal, nol' and
dropping into his seat, with his face
in his hands, sobbedaloul; and Judge,
counsel and bystanders. mingled their
tears with his.
Rivers at once sat down, and the
district attorney arose to make con-
.oluding argument for the State, but.
before he had concluded the opening
sentence, the old foreman, with
streaming eyes and with tremulous
voice, said: =
Edwin Waller! sit down! Youare
good man and good lawyer, but,
sit down. We don't want to hear you
talk another wordv'
Waller sat down, and the Judge sim
ply read the statute defining the Of
fense and fixing the penalty, and di.
rected the jury to retire and consider
their verdict. Whereupon the old
foreman rose and, without any consul
tation whatever Of his co.jurors, ssid
''Not guilty, your honor; not gull
tyl''
$50 say you all, gentlemen?'' asked
the court.
$50 say We air. responded the en-
tire jury, and the verdict having been
properly reduced to writing aud sign.
ed the jury were discharged.
Thus The trial Of Claib Howard was
ended, and thus the most remarkable
scene ever witnessed in Texas court
Of Justice closed. CGaicago La,u jour.
nal. ag
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A Scene in the. Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Mr. MoLeu-
rim, Of South Carolina, made a speech
in the Senate to-day defining his po-
sition ip South Carolina and discuss
ing the campaign in that State, as
we'll as his position regarding Federal
patronage in South Carolina and his
relationship with it. He said the
campaign against him had been one Of
calumny. vituperation and misGepre.
ssnsation. AS to the appointments in
the State he sought to have demo-
Gratis appointed, and where this could
not be accomplished, he tried to have
such republicans selected az would
give satisfaction TO the people. He
did not want the crime Of burning
q postmaster repeated in his State.
Mr.. McLaurin said the movement
against him. in the democratic party
was one to keep alive sectionalism.
Speaking Of his views on the tariff, he
said that Samuel j. Randall was q
pse.ec.;oH;s.;; Hancock said the tariff
was local issue, and David 3. Hill
opposed the income tax, but none Of
them had been read out Of the demo-
cratic party.
Mr.. Jones, Of Arkansas, denied
some OF the statements made by Mr..
McLaurin, especially so far as they
indicated that he (Jones) had any ul-,
terror motives in the action he took
regarding Mr. McLaurin's connection
with the Democratic party.
Mr.. Tillman replied to Mr.. McLau-
rim, denying that there was conspir-
aoy against him. Mr.. Tiliman refer
red to the designations of the Senators
from South Carolina and their subse.
quent Withdrawals.
Mr.. ,Hoar referred to this fact
and said that She could not under
stand how designations could be with
drawn.
Mr.. Tillman said he would be glad
to have the judiciary committee inves-
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a New Remedy.
pufAes,

The old friends Of Cham berlain's g
Cough Remedy will be pleased TO know.
that the manufacturers of that prepara-5
tion have gotten out new remedy
called Chamterlain's Stomach and
Lisas ra5 lets, and thaeiit is meeting;
with much successin the treatment Of
pativu, uiiiousness, sick head
ache, impaired digestion and like dis
orders. These Tablets are easier t.
take and more pleasant in effect than.
pills, Shen they nor only move the
bowels. but improve the appetite and
correct any disorders of the stomach
and liver. For sale by Orr. Gray a.
Co.s 3ls \:
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tigste the matter and the Senate ue-
clare both seats from South Carolina
vacant $50 we could wash our dirty
linen elsewhere
Mr. MoI.aurin said. he would
;;e;a w:th Mf. Tiilmau in having the
seats declared vacant sud meet him
anywhere.
Mr.. Tillman Immediately offered to
aign with Mr.. McLaurin q resignation
and send it to "that man. pointing
to President pro tenn Frye, "and that
would settle it," MIR. Tillman de-
olared he did not want the vote of
South Carolina divided and would
be willing to go before the people
with McLaurin on his "new-fangled
issues
Mr.. Hoar again asserted that upon
the statement of the Senator'S from
South Carolina he did net believe oi.hh-
er Of them were entitled to seats on the
floor.
Mr.. Tillman said he was glad to
find his own opinion backed up by the
distinguished chairman Of the judi
oiary committee. He did not believe
the Governor had anything to do with
the matter and could not refuse 20 ac-
cept designations. He thought the
committee on privilepes and
elections should inquire into the whole
case.
AT THE point Mr.. Lodge, of Mas
sachusetts secured recognition, and
said:
"While these designations ore pre-
pairing I move the Senate proceed to
consideration Of executive business,
and the motion was carried amidst o
laugh at the expense of the South
Carolina Senator'S.
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There. is nothing like Asthmalene. It
brings instant relief, even in the worst
cases. 1t cures when all else fails.
p, The Rev. Q. F. WELLS, of Villa Ridge,
H., says: Your trial bottle of Asthma.
iene received in good condition. 1 cannot
tell you how thankful 1 feel for the good
derived from it. / was a slave, chained
with putrid sore throat and Asthma for ten
years. despaired of ever being cured. I
saw your advertisement for the cure of this
dreadful and tormenting disease, Asthma,
and thought you had over spoken your
selves, but resolved to give it trial. To
my astonishment the trial acted like a
charm. Send me iuii-size bottle"
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M w = lRvl j!

T. A. ARCHER and JNO j. NORRIS bought L. a. sEEL,S
STOCK OF Goods and will continue the business stand
Inc senior member Of the Firm having served his apprenticeship
Trade who has been
known throughout the County and good honest
work, and needs introduction. - - - e' "
Give us CALL We SAVE YOU MONEY selling OF
our old stock to make room for New Goods
aave % 6g Stock Of STOVES just good that
Also lin ARE, AGATE WARE, WOODEN WARE BROOMSu
CUTLERY and Household Furnishing Goods :.
we also have connection with Shop equipped
of repair in our ~ n r
ROOFING, PLUMBING and ELECTRIC WIRING
Yours for business
ARCHER g. MORRIS,
gn0no no. Z6 No. Chquoa Block
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A coated tongue, foul breath and
clogged condition Of the bowels sug-
gests the use of Prickly Ash Bitters.
It is just suited for suoh ailments.
E vans Pharmacy.
- Some smiles look as thou III they
had been soaked in vinegar.
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- - Rnnnets are now made to match
gowns, but strange to say, no one
thinks Of trying to make them match
nnrAas. ~ "
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Rabbi Of the Cong. Bnai Israel

Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel,
New York, Jan. 3, 1901.
DRs. TAFT Bros. MEDICINE Co.
Gentlemen Your Asihmalene is an ex
cellent remedy for Asthma and Hay Fever.
and its composition allcviates all troubles
which combine with Asthma Its success
IS astonishing and wonderful. After hav
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. ,oS SpR1Nas N Y Eeh l 1nn1

DR. TAFT Bros MEDICINE write this testimonial from
cure Of Asthma My wife has been pasmod for the
past IL years Havi exhausted many others
h ohan1ed see sign windows l3o
OBTAINED bottle OF hmaen My wife
@ s' OF MoIemeer Yen & very noticed d
sSIs e that can recommend the medicine
ac1eo Win TINS distressing disease
y. o. D. PHELPS M. D.
Taft BROS MEDICINE troubled with Asthma
ACROSS @ years. years nave tried remedies but they
SaVe @ ; hsve since @ purchased your bottle and
in ID the pest health and doing business testimony you
Feb. S. RAPHAEL 67 East 12eh a. Neu VL .LeSG
Trial bottle sent e9soy 9 free delay Write
~ Y CITY ga- Sold by all Druggists. - Sept 4MSn ''
The sun., 1901-08-30

colorings. cannot be excelled. They are
as smart as possible and very suggestive
for remodrling gowns in the antumn
which may only need just such touch.
This hint will suffice for house or
street gown. Supposing the suit con
ssts of an Ilton and skirt it will be nee
eSSarv To round up the corners of the
Elton and apply the cretonne 50 ms to
form front points. There is no need to
,.tl, the Eton lining. the outer fabric Snf-
fees If the Eton has round corners then
a new lining of both fronts is required
after the cretonne points have been ad-
dcd. Otherwise make upon the old lin
ing. Give touch Of the same cretonne
upon an .tiglon collnrband. and the least
lit 1T the waists. Some stitches of en-
broidcry in silks viii give Il capital Of
feet. Where the crctonne joins the cut
away serge there is need also OF Scallop-
| ING or some irregular lines Ia prevent the
| rigid appearance Of Il straight line he-
tween two materials i'll high contrast.
| \ combination for golf that is widely
affected nnd that promises to he highly
| in vogue in the early fall is scarlet anc
white. Red has Of course been worn f"l
some time. hut heavy white cloth Is Dc
cidedly an innovation. 1t is made mp ii
Enthusiastically tailored style. White scrs,
white alhatross and white camefs hal
are all suitable materials.