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The Washington times., 1905-03-26

The most popular combination of the
spring will be brown and green. These
two colorS go extremely well together
and you VIII see them, one trimming
the other, or made up together in some
charming way There are brown ma
terials sprigged with green. And there
are many silks in brown with small green
figures just the thing for spring and
summer wear.
If one has a gown Of brown and green
one should have cream colored para
sol to carry with il and a white hat for
nice occasions One must wear white
gloves and a white embroidered belt and
one of those tall white hand embrOfd-
cred stocks made Of silk or satin or lin
en-
The fluffy boa has faded away some
what and for the time being the neck
is worn rather plain save for It's quota
of handsome embroidery. This IS seen
IN such profusfon that one cannot help
wondering where so much handwork
comes from. Japan and Russia furnish
a great deal But there IS more than
these nations could do and Rounlania
sends many handsomely embroidered
pieces.
There is a wonderful fad for flower
embroidery and the favorite flowers are
honeysuckie, Wistaria, lflacS, and roses
with a lingering fancy for orchids and
for daisies. 1t will be many a season
before the rose IS left out in the cold
:he stamped and embroidered wistaria
vie with the rose.
The woman of the SurIner viii be a
picture woman and as Sucn viii afford
an endless theme for the poet and the
writer OF romance. She will look like q
flower and a very delicately colored
flower at that and she will carry her
poetic self through the warm months
gowned in blossoms of various kinds,
but always in good taste
Her gown will be sprigged and flow
cred and embroidered in vines and bios
SONS and her hat will be sort of tai!
flower garden. Il fat garden, but one
upon which the roses climb in trellls
f. Shion She will be very picturesque
indeed, and her hat and her boot heels
viii all make nor appear much taller
than she really IS.
To heighten this poetic effect there vii!
he .he long handled parasol with cary
ed crook upon the end. or there Will
be e parasol NTH a jungle head perched
upon II. or there will be a very tail
sunShade with a carved flower on the
end
You can't get away from the romantic
side of the picture, no matter how hard
you try. for the long handled parasol
makes You think that Bo Beep has come
again. When YOU go 10 walk this sum-
mer you viii see the Dresden shepherd
esses. gowned. however. in round. full
short skirt trimmed with embroidery.
II win be box plated upon the hips and
made without overskirt or panniers.
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
By AUGUSTA PRESCOTT.

klT EFT me be a lilac today"
languidly. observed rei8ning
belle to her maid The maid
straightway brought out a
gown of lilac colored taffeta with girdle,
yoke and vest of cream taffeta embToid-
cred In ltIacs. Around the foot there
was a founce with embroidered lilacs
at the head. And with the gown the
maid fetched a hat that was trimmed
with tiny punches. Her umbrella was
{. lilac colored silk and if 1t had been a
little later she would have had a cream
sunshade with hlacs worked upon it.
Lilac is just now the reigning color
1t is claimed of a certain beautiful So
ciety woman who shines On both conti-
nents that. having found black and
violet so becoming, she is unwilling to
discard them. For the past year she has
been dressing in half mourning, violet.
heliotrope, purple, pansy color, mauve
and all the tfnts that are neither purple
nor pink. but between the two.
This woman, having worn these tones
so long and having found them SO very
becoming, will continue to wear them
for a lifetime she says. But certainly
for this season
Her first spring costume will show
parasol all In lovely white satin, with
great big orchid embroidered upon one
OF its panels This orchid, which is large
and handsome, deep in tone and with
stem and trailing splendidly all over
the panel, is put on by hand and is very
cunningly wrought into the satin The
parasol has no frill nor ruifie around
the edge but is embroidered with the big
purple orchid and that is all.
Another very pretty society woman
Will carry a parasoI worked in the
purple and lavender tones 1t Is made
of heavy cream colored taffeta and upon
one panel there is embroidered a splen-
did big wistaria vine. such q very hand
some vine. The colors shade from
pale violet into a very deep purple and
the Wistdria, which consists of several
punches. Is tied with a purple ribbon.
The ribbon is appuqued upon the panel
and is worked around the edge in the
prettiest possible manner.
The parasols this season show a great
absence of frills. They are embroidered
and trimmed in many ways, but there
is less ruffifng upon them and there are
few founces around the edge There is
"A tendency toward the plain parasoI,
and q liking for the one that is plain
except for its embroidered panels
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
.eesssTssS


paraSols this season. But the popular
kinds are those that are made of satin,
of tafIeta, of heavy openwork linen. of
pOngee, and OF the handsomely figured
silks There are ponnpadour silk para
soils, and there are delightful sprigged
silk novelties. The display in the shops
was never so pretty and the parasols
beg you To buy them because they are
so pretty and cost so little.
It is q season of Extravaganza in the
sunshade line. There are parasols that
run well up into the figures and one ex-
tremely fashionable shop, catering to
the wives of miilionaires, has nothing
at all under $40. The price is not exor-
bitant when one examines the beautiful
handle of silver with enamel let in, nor
is it excessive when one considers the
quality of the white taffeta and the
hand work But 1t is dear, when one has
limited purse, and Is trying to make
| few dollars spread out over the entire
| wardrobe.
But the comfortable thought lies in
the fact that one can embroider ones
| sunshade for ones self And one can
buy a handsome white or cream or pale
green or lemon color parasol of plain
tone, and transform it into something
costly and handsome with deft needle
! and thread.
! A very sweet parasol carried by a
! titled American woman at Palm Beach
was in lemon colored taffeta with a
bunch of daisies embroidered upon one
side They were white daisies with
; yellow centers and p few long stems
Tied around them was a pale green rib
bon appliqued TO the parasol and the
ends Of the ribbon were spread out 10
make a very handsome boWknot. This
was all done by deft fingers, even to the
! painting of the parasol handle, which
was of Wood and which had been tinted
/ to match the Howers.
The Washington times., 1905-03-26

skirt. With It she will wear an en-
velope hat of green straw trimmed with
n white feather Her parasoI viii be
green tafieta embroidered upon one
panel with white lilacs, while upon the
handle viii be a chou of green ribbon.
TC complete the touch of green there
will be tiny green buttons down the
front of The waist and there will be Il
green stock and a green girdie. This
viii make one OF the smartest costumes
to be seen this season.
1t Is almost necessary to combine two
colors in your spring suit or to trim
one color with another The neatest of
all ways is TO select your suit of one
tone and then TO button it with con-
trast buttons and to match your hat
to your buttons, your belt to your hat.
your stocks to your belt, and your para
sol TO all. You will, by working in this
way, build up as pretty 9 spring toilet
as YOU could want.
There is fancy for the violet tones
in the spring But there is also lik-
ing for brown And the four browns of
the year are clear brown, which is a
deep shade, golden brown, chestnut
brown. which is known TO all as a sort
Of reddish tone, and Havana brown.
which is almost exactly the color of a
good cigar These four browns will
furnish the theme for almost all the
brown dresses Of the spring
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
Jungle Heads on Handles.

The animals heads Jungle heads. they
are Calle6--were never as numerous
The monkey climbing the pole is seen.
and the elephant solemnly walking a
narrow bridge. all mounted upon the end
of a very long stick, which serves as a
parasol handle.
One sees many horses heads for wo-
men who like to wear sporty looking
ornaments. and there are cats with
arched backs and dogs as big as your
fist. You can't have your Jungle head
too big and you can't have him too
snowy He can be colored in the nstur-
di colors. if you so desire, and if you
are willing to so to the trouble.
Here is the way one very smart wo-
man selected her spring gown with
parasol to match The dress, which is
IT. mode color-that lovely fair shade OF
reachslin-is made with coat and round
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
Elaborate Embroidery
Takes the Place of
Rufles.
Season of Extravaganza
in Sunshade Line
IS Coming.
Handles to Be Very
Long and Adorned
With Streamers.
terial is cut cut underneath. making a
handsome transparent inset of lace.
Trimmings and the Handle.

Ir1mmingS ana the handle.
There are several things that are
missing in the parasol world There are
very few lace edgings, very little lace
founcing, and the deep, handsSaae lace
covers and lace ruff1es which were such
a vogue a few seasons ago, are not 30
be found In their place these come
parasols abundantiy trimmed on TOP and
on the panels But there is yer, little
trimming to hang over the edge.
If you are setting out to buy a sun
shade be sure you buy right. And this
is no easy ma5tAs, for there is such a
variety offered that one can readily go
wrong. especially in coio.
AS a starter in the right direction you
should form an idea in your mind as 10
the sllit with which you are going TO
carry it Ifiit be a pongee. or a poplin.
by all means get popgee parasol You
can match the color OF your gown and
get something very tasteful at the same
tirae. And you can take your choice
between hand embroidery, lace trim
mings. insets Of lace and embroidery,
and tiny lace founcings
You can get one of those new sun
shades that are covered with tiny ruff
flings no wider than a lead pencil, all
put on n little swirls, ore row of tiny
rufiiug of silk. then one row of tiny
lace rufiles, and so on, alternating GsstH
the parasol Is trimmed. 1t is easy TO
select something that will harmonic
with your gown
WheI. making your selection try to
choose the right kind OF a handle Sill
yer. copper enamel and gun metal are
all very fashionable W Tile ivory both
white and dark, and pearls, clear and
srnolsed, are excellent. IN fact you can
hardly do better than choose a dull
silver, into which are set some enamel
figures. Perhaps You will prefer the
smooth. giitterirg siivcred knobs. bright
ard attractive. with duil silver set into
the handle Or you may like a gun metal
with turquoisa, or a copper handle with
rCbies set in the copper You can take
your choice OF :naay different kinds Of
metals
But the Wcmas who is anxious 10 be
right up to the season will HE herself
TO the counter where the wooden heads
are sold, and she will select a parasoI
with the head Of a bulldog upon the
handle. The head viii be big and beau
tifully carved and il will look almost
like life. There are dogs heads as big
as apples, and these are done in lark
wood handles which are made up with
violet coIored parasols.
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
Satin Parasols, Linen and Pongee.

One of the most strikingly elegant
sunshades of the season-it is called a
sunshade in the English shops-is made
of white linen embroidered in the Eng
Hsh eyelet embroidery. This openwork
extends all around the outer edge of
the parasol, and is worked in white,
while the groundwork of the parasol is
a pale green linen. This is very hand
some. very snowy. and very becoming.
1t is not as dressy as a satin 5unshade,
but can be worn with linen gowns, and
is very chic with an embroidered dress.
There are many different kinds of
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
Lovely sunme. Costumes.

There will be a few semi-skirts this
season. for they are not immensely
becoming There are those who car
wear them, but oh. how very few should
attempt the overskirt in its present
form It shortenS Il women. takes away
from her hip line. makes her fun and
duInOy and IL is not an inspiring sight
upon any but the very tallest members
OF society. It is very unbecoming to
the short little society bud.
The lovely pe2chsk.n coIored cloths
make UP so very prettily into spring
gowns. II is a pity they soil so soon.
But she who viii venture to purchase
such a gown will be rewarded thou
sand times over by Its prettiness while
it lasts And If one IS careful with
ones gown. mode eofor or a light tau
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21
FURIOUS FIGHTING.

For ZEN years. writes Geo. w. HON.
man, or Harper. WASH. i had a bitter
trouble, but at last / won. and cured my
diseases. by the use OF Electric oitters.
1 unnesitatingiy recommend them 10 AL
and don't intend in the future to be with
out them In the house. They are certainly
. wonderful medicine. to nave cured sucn
q bad case as mime" Sold unier guaran-
tee to do the same for you. Dy the EaSie
Drug and Jswelry Co.. at ooc. a bottle.
Try them today.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21
CURE.

II was much afflicted with sciatica'
writes n. C. Mud. Iowavtlle. Sedgwick
Co.. Kan. going about on crutches ana
suffering q deal OF pain. l was induced
10 try Ballard's Snow Liniment, which
relieved me.
u used three SOC bottles. 1t Is the great
est lnimsnt l ever used; have recon-
msndsd 1t to q number OF persons; al
express themselves as being benefited by
it. / now walk without crutches. abieto
perform q great deal Of light labor on
The farm."
&c. SOC md N-0. Fol sale by Eagle
Drug and Jewelry Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21

Secretary B~onaparte's naval estimate
recommends the building of ten new IT,
o} ton baItleships in the next five years
to cost =, 10000 each. he rejects the ad-
vice of the general board that the ton
mage of the battleShips authorized at tho
last session and Of all that may be bui.
hereafter be Increased 10 lS-Oo0, giving az
his reason that the greater efficiency Oh
tn. larger vessels reco amenacd oy IT,
b. card has not been proved SO conciusi ~
Is as to warrant the expe .dItare Of al
additional million on each of them. As
the Philadelphia Record says, the SCI.
retary's recommendations have the merii
Of being conservative by comparison with
the wild suggestions which have emanat
ed from some influential quarters. H,
evidently is convinced that we do no
need to enter into competition with Ger
many or France or Great Britain in
mad race for battleship supremacy. Tia
much. at any rate. We have to thanl
him for.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21
s1n REWARD. s10o.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there Is at least one dread
ed disease that science has been able 10
cure In all Its stages. n that Ia Catar-
rh. being a constitutional disease requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up tHe
constitution and assisting nature 70 80
it's work. The proprieters nave so mucn
faith in it's curative powers that .aey
offer One Hundred Dollars for n case
that 1t fails to cure. Send tor the list
of testimonials.
Address F. J.. CHENEY & CO.. Toleds,
Ohio.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21
COUGHING SPELL CAUSED DEATH.

COUGHING SPELL CAUSED DEATH
Harry Duckweii. aged % years.
choked to death early yesterday morn
ing at his home, in the presence OF LAS
wife and child. He contracted a slisnt
cold a few days ago and PAID blu AtsAe
attention to 1t. Yesterday morning .e
was seized with a tit OF coughing which
continued for some time. His wife sent
for a physician, but before he could ar
rive, another coughing spell came on anu
DuckwelI died from suffocation.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat, Dec. LIST, T0l
Billiards. Horehound Syrup would have
saved him. Csc, 50c n $l.00. For sale
by Eagle Drug and Jewelry Co.
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roRruRE OF A PREACHER.

The aery Of the torture Of Rev. Q. d.
Moore. pastor Of the Babtist church. OF
Harpersville, N. Y. Will interest you he
says: II suffered agonies. because Of a
persistant cough, resulting from the grip.
I had to sleep sitting up In bed. tried
many remedies. without relief. until !
took DR.. Kings New Discovery for en-
SUMPTION Coughs n Colds. which entirely
cured my cough. n v me from
consumption" A grand cure for diseased
condition Of the throat n lungs. Al
Eagle Drug and Jewelry Co; Price N
cents and 100, guaranteed. Trial bottle
free
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21
LAND NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Department of the interior. United
states Land Office, Carson City. Nevada.
NOV. 70, 1910.
~ ice is hereby given ttIdt tne Limit
Pacific Railway Company has nlex In
this office q list Of LANE situated N tns
townships below. and has applied for Z
patent for said lands; that the list ID
open TO the public for inspection ana .
COPY thereof by descriptive subdivision
has been posted in q convenient place in
this office. for the inspection Of ali per-
sons interested and the public generally,
Within the next sixty days following
the date OF this notice. protests or con-
tests against the claim of tho COMPANY
to any tract or subdivision OF any sec.
ton or part Of section described IL tas
list, on the ground that the same 10 more
valuable for mineral h for agriculture
purposes. will be received n noted FOL
report to the General Land oAss a
Washington. D.. G.
The following Ii the list:
8. Il. Y of N. w. Y n lot . ct n. w
Y section 10, Z. 16 N, X. = =. All .
sections /. s. Z, Is. IT. -, n. y. r. n. =
81. 80 and IS. o. u ana N. w. y SEQ. u
s. VI sec. ID. T. rs N. Z. % n. n. u 4
Il " of N. w. u and s.. " sec. 70. 70. y
see. IS. 7. "a N. r. 81 70. All ssca. l.
and II. N. y. q. u. \ ana =. Y Z. W. 7
see. II, N. " and D. w. y see. =. n. =
v, N. Il. \ of N. w. \ and lot l Of n
w. " sec. n. L. SO NJ. r.. g y. All Q
Mount Diablo meridian.
o. II. GALLUP. Register.
d. H. HALL, Receiver.
Date q nrst p-ablisaAten Dee l. AeoA-1oS
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21
CURED

w. f. Baily, p. o. True, Texas, writes:
My wife had been suffering hve years
with paralysis in her arm, when l was
persuaded to use Billiards. Snow Linz
ment. which cured her ali right. l have
also used 1T for old sores, 1roslDiles au"
sl.in eruptions. 1t does the work.
Sold by Eagie Drug and Jeweiry 60.
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IN PRAISE OF CHANBERLA1N'e
COUGH REMEDY.

There II no other medicine manufac-
turpd thst has received 20 much praise
AM % emany expressions Of gratitude ~
Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy. It u efsc-
tivo. AID prompt relief follows its use.
0mtef4 parents everywhere do not hssi-
tau tostestify to its merits for the ben
e0o Of Sothers. 1t u q certain cure for
crOup and will prevent the attack II
given q the first appearance Of the dis
sao. \ y especially adapted to children.
asrtt = pleasant to take n contains
noehina injurious. Mr.. q. A. Humphreys.
eu-keown resident and clark In the
ut@ee q Mr.. Il. Lock Of Alice. Cage Col
en-. south Africa. says: II ave used
Cmmb<rlain's cough Remedy to ward on
cr0up end colds In my family. / found
e 20 - vary satiafactory md It gives
ne. pleasure to recommend It."
ynr als by Eagle Dsug and Jswsry CO.
what. q pity it would have besn IL MIR.
Hyae'ss talents had been buried in an
AmbAsssAssahAni
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21
IN A CHASE.

Millions rush In mad chase after health,
from one extreme Of faddisim to anot--er,
when, IL they would only eat good food,
and keep their bowels regular with DR..
Kings New Life Pills. their troubles would
all pass away. Prompt relief and quick
cure for liver and stomache trouble. 15c.
at the Eagle Drug and Jewelry Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21
SOUND MEN E d

..All his money can never atone for til'
injury he mas innicted on some of his So
called young partners by making then
rich too quick This was lately said o.
Andrew Carnegie by j. b. Corey, urciN
of w. h. Corey, the president of tne
United States Steel Corporation. Ihs
scandal in which the younger Corey :
name is involved, ii is said, necessitates
his wal from mis- present position.
lie Is the second of Mr.. Carnegie's young
men TO invaiidale mis- Official capacity %
a failure in private character. Ine pam
full facts OF the situation will have
enough noioriety, and we need not owen
upon them here. But snail we not poin.
out this second large example OF gu
modern c-ver-enlptiasis on the young man.
This Is an impatient age, anu men ais
brushed aside when they begin 10 turn
gray. The cry is for greater energy anu
fresaer ideas. Yet without the sobriery
oil experience freshness and energy avali
liIIle, and business ability is as notnins
unless 1t is backed by solid character
The country's need is not young men,
nor old men, but sound men.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-21
KING or ALL COUGH MEDICINES.

KING Or ALL COUGH MEDlClNE S.
MIR. E.. g.. Case, a mail carrier OF Can
ton Center, Conn, who mas been IN The
II. 8. Service for about sixteen years,
says: I'VE have tried many cough med
icines TOR Group, but Chamberlain 8 Cough
Kennedy is king OF all and one TO be ie-
lied upon every time. We also ma IL
the pest remedy for coughs ana coios'
giving certain results and leaving Az
pad after effects. We are never "itnoue
it IN the uo.se." For sale by Eagie Drug
and Jewelry Co.
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EOR LEASE.

The Winnemucca Publishing Co. an
nounces that 1t viii lease The Daliy Ill
yer STATE, a newspaper puoiishea Al
WinnemuccA, Humboldt county, for 9
period of three years with a privilege OF
i've years. The lease to cover the Siive
State office, macnlner and building II
which the same Ia located.
For further particulars address
THOMAS NELSON,
President Winnemucca Publishing co.
Stone Houze, evada
Or
H. WARRE1N,
Winnemuccs, Nevada.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Department OF the interior,
and once at Carson City, Nevada,
December q, aD06.

Land once at Carson City. Nevada,
December q. i16.
Notice is hereby given eaat me lo.lo"
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make anal proof in support
OF mis- claim and that said proof Will be
made before the County Clerk of Hum
boldt count, at Winnemucca, Nevaua, on
February II. 1906, viz: Adam Scheu.
homestead application no. 5Sl, for Inc n.
W. II Sec. 81. T. 30 N, Il. y b.. ID. d. ID.
lie names the following Witnesses 20
prove mis- continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: Frank ii.
Long, of Kennedy. Nevada; John A.
Schell. of kennedy, Nevada; Nicholas >.
Pearce. of WInnemucca, Nevada; AiIree
J. ScheIl, of Winnemucca, Nevada
o. III. GALLUP, REGISTER.
Date of first publication Dec. IA. 1905.
12-l4-6w