DAILY AHTUR1AN. HUN DAY MuliMX. AlUl'tiT 1,- 187.
I II K
WOMAN'S
SOME
She Wwits to lie a
Kemnin a Woman.
In nil urtlcU, .-...ItM "I'olU'oal ll.iv. '
milium ' Mm o'Hoil y
If llii-rti In
on country In ll" world wli-rn the ;
woman appear In ih y f f"!1""
vlltor lu I'lijuy nil ni'iuix-r of irlvl."
kii'l ( ImVB llw ! In Imillnif rirln",
Oil wmiilry In Ainif l'." You wmiM
Imaalnn, llirmftiro. Ilml Anwrli- wnnl'l
m III" ll iHrtililry win-re tr "n-w n- (
man" n to ' r"l"l lr1 '",r ilrtrV. ,
ni. Yi'l n l niiuil'liliiie ilifiiiiii'ii i
Um Imiuili iui'I Iri'tu1ilt of ih MtniliiMii I
flti l nM"1 !) Iwr nii-Imii'I, III" "'"
J..vwi"l mi'l linnt-wurkln liulMin 1-
In
tli. w-ii.l; l" I I"""'") '"''
Willi hr,Mu aliiiim ly Mm
HI," I !)
tuW"4 lu wmr lm.1 I ml wuM fH'li"
I'nrU In -rnlvxl linn or i t a lli'
( n Cunnw 1irll l-rix r,m In TmU
or Wmt innyW h" In Ixiii'lim, HI."
U llm mUKTlor of l-r lui.Uui'l In r.lii' i
tl.ni uml In nlni'-t rviry l'"r r.-K-l.
Him I mimmilt ly l "' numrrou
ttift uVUi-hI ullriillim. Tot Klin la M
Aili.n,l. Tlw Anii-Hiui 'ni-w
imn" l llw ni"i rliUnuluu proOiirll'm
of iiii.I. ni iIiiim niul ilriliut lo lw Dm
must gWily fnllur" of U ooiitury. Htw
I mr rx.-ollrllro lll wullmll Willi II r1rV
jiro, mut .-If liilxIM lli nrralr.l nnl-ali'-o
of moVni mn-ioiy. Tim now wo
man mii I" rrlnln nil !" irlvllty
of liM" ari uml awiirw. Illr, nil III""
..t ...ii Mtu want to l riinn n1
to rnnnjii wmiuui. Hli IH f"H l' j
Imvuiiiv it nmii. but I"' ny u-'mI In
rrliii- lo ha woiun.
CAIluMNi:.
A UAII'KNB I'llMTlCHT
I'll Ilka to kill llw alnllrr tin ilta.-iiVf rr1
. I" -Hi, ity.
Ami r"l"Btrtl lo I lif lil tlit kt-runt n-
latl flo III".
Who rol.lal ua of th ii-nurr. !
Um lirwvwily Mklty.
Wlitrh ' oni .i1"n fraiturr of the
,.V"y arklli nm"
I .1 llk tu will Ivla nni.ltali rr until h
yflld In n"tiy-
An.l Hiil.l"ii.lly I II any th- win- tliln
wnul.1 my liu-
All uyl luirra bit wtlth llm Hi Mtt"r-at
nlf'tiy.
IIk iiu.,. hi Unlit
-Aiinut l" iurnM
Away
i I in n
I ..'
VI. n k"r ii" mna In H .rinir w-M alt
Willi .lu" prit'ii"iy
I'tilll th" ..ih.r lulka Im.l .IImiIh.I Hi..
lulrw.iy fur Un iillit.
Tlu-li lutliiisly iuli woul.l rnjuy th" nth-i-r'a
arft .al-1y
llriKuth th" i l'l l.iiiil' tmlf au.r,
uml .Inn iV'llKloua lUiht
Ilut Ii. llmt Im-.uiil. nt ttil nit lu H, h'l
tali trttiin)i aturca nt ua
rr.nn ut I v In tli ulRlit until It' tliur
fur lilin to itu
Jtit wlnka ita hrlirlil ..trto iiki
ll.'luunly an. I Khir" nt ua,
lin,ii,. it know It 'itn't Ix- iiiriu.l
A n y
I'.iw II
I .w .
Wit., 1 ,i ii- u of Aiii'-rt"
I'll lll'lkr of It
it filony
To I'liru mi liiili,t"aint llirlit niya.lf
wuiil.l fniitii. tlw l.itv -An.)
If Hi. h..," kl. k.-l I II 1,11 Ih, in nil
lo uu tu lli'li llil,
Wliloh la I'nmI",!, 1 U-llov", 'ny 1ow ti
In Arkuiianit,
I'll rn-ft.illlli kffiiafiip In "ii-iy loin
munlty. Ami nil ll'.i- lint uml nil tin- k-trl" woul.l
!- my miniff, know,
Tor IflHiid tlii'tn thn ruvf-tiil mul lmmi-.l-for
i',orluiilly
Tu ilu lliHr apurklnu with th" Httlit
Away
I town
1 j
- I vnvi.r I'ohI
lli:il MAJKHTY'B hAINTV l.lNUKKIi:.
It luia lain fri-miftilly uaa.riol tlit
lie (ju.i'ii la illalni'llii'il tu fiul iniuh
upon lu-r iiir hut thl I nut ao. Hh"
la iiith'-r IiivIhIi tlmn nl In rwlw lu unli r
llllf li.'W rlutll-a, (llla-ll fiia'iliiniil In ll
liyifun . nioilo. ' ltlnrk allk iiml liroi'iulr
of nn rX(iiblti. iiiulliy lire KpiH-lully wnv
in fur hi-r, uml oiw wciivit who linn
nui'lo lu-r liliia-k llk atni klnira for ninny
yiurn, la tolil off to ilu nothliiK i-lao. All
In r lion.' la n llm ua KOauMimpr, nn.l run
tin ilniwn llirotiKli n tIiik. With nunrl
to f.atK.lir, tllf BUVITflKtl rt 1 1 1 pn-fi'M
hr olil-fimhloniM "pnini'lln," mul lil.nlt
in tin MllpiH-ra, mul fiillhfully ii.lliit'i to
i-liiatlr-Hlilo IxKrtH. Tlif qiii-vn I mliloiu
fwn without a Hrk"t luunlkrnlili'f,
l it lull) y hi-lil U-twi-nn Hit rliiK-covonil
flii"ni, hniKlkiirclilof which un ninrvlH
of coliwcb-llko eitmlrlo ami old liu-r.
W1IITR CI-OTHTfl Von IIKAI.TII.
A Niw York phyalcl.in raid rt-U'titly
to a ixitlutit of hi, a Indy of wealth, tluit
h would rrfuao to trwit hfr furtlur If
rho did not ftivn up WfiirlnK hlnrk. It
wit not, howevi-r, until a dlouloit en
ued that h found out how murh he
vu iinklnn; not only wur her gownB M ick
but hr undiTWivu- throughout ai oft ho
ram color. The doi-tor then ri'mnrkfl
ttuit ha conldTHl the nttrnntlve h hnd
cffirod hr, to almndon ldaok Kowna nr
find nn othur phyalclmi. an extreme mcaa
lire, find only Juatltlnd tM-nium of hi-r
cullnrly nrvoua nnd nmirotlc atatr; hut
whi'n It cftme to dlm-overlna: that ahe had
nothing- but black clothe ujion her pron
hf wwuld rcfuao to treat anybwly o
tlrcnwd. Thn "pflculliirly ncrvotm nml
naurotlo ativte" holiconaldered lanfcly ex
Vlulnrd by thl drena alone.
He auccenleil In mnklna a change In
REAUM
llila p.nliiit' null" lhrouii'iiil. Inlfilli ir
on whlif, nil Willi" underdo! In a, and .id
;much ua- ut wjiliii In Hi" outer gnrimit
ju waa pruiilcubl". There lire hiiinlreii
jnf wiuii'ti similarly III uml dr.-. d
I aim one wn, who hiivn mi Idea Hint
I iiii'i:iiii but tt ipicaltoli of laal la In
iivii III the color of their giiiim-niv
yY,ry W'HlM llt -t'"l l I'lulll fllVIT't
Mii nnrt Still ' "i ,r"' "'" """ l,y r,'ir,t''"1 iyr of
Mil, k ilotli In nourian, inn tiny mi inn
know tlml llaiil iui'I iinahlii urn ni ca
nary In llii'lr liall-. 'lin y ililnk If they
w II, If thWr iik urn lili.t t)i-T-liy,
mi, I ttiuit tlM'lr mind chored, ili.il lUlit
'"' l-" "' "I-" t"'""'
III" wnoin oooy ne-iia until, iiii'i
nun-
KllllMI I Wnll . r 'imlllK ll lllivlllll III"
tiiiMi valuil'l" IwilliiK ,ii nil . iihiii
Ihw in 'nuu yiiii It iuK mlili imiIhI
f'lr'Nt, lllllt Ml-"p ttNll', Ill'rX'lllll lllfll'
iirli'N iiii'i Inliiil'lllly iiii uri'ii I"' iiir, 1
l,y mm l.ilh ul ni"
Willi II ItnAli-
If IM rlilll, K, l,;, k lu III- fll-k" I' ''
ru,i,l
h i, k id" l"i, a mil.
loi.il ,
It.ii k i If iliu
yuii Inn'.' ruirl.1 tlir
Klu-ri' you tui.1 lo
.I... ,'.
i ihia w.iy ur thai Mf yuur llf. In
l,,l";
II, ii k of Hi" rruw iui'I l, k of Hi"
lliu k lo Ci" .l'i, ' nh 'i,- tin fuiur,
ur-,
Mna
fiilr-
If yi in. i!i"ii. imiw. it iliHlnl'.n
tu
lliuk-,
'n, llKrim f orruw. wlil. li rurnl nutiM
I yuii luk'iT
Tii"ii, f' r )uu'il tru-l.li ii Hi" otln-r l"i K
Ii." k.
H"'l.l,' Unit iK"lll t" t'l" I'Tk ull Wl-lll
Uu k.
AH.r "ii foiiihl t lull Ita iriiuliMa fit I r
Hvr I'll! iMlial'in lilul l".l tu n Mint"
llmt tin. rm. yuii flrat triivil..! with
"Ik-l a an. I i nr. art ,
litoiiKti 'lr"iiry nnl tuiik-li. wit tiioat
Vnu liHialy I.om
With llni f r "Oi-h lriia" uml rlmrtn
fir riu-h nrh
"!i. I'llirrtin of arrv.w, wtil.ti rmi'l woul.l
yuii iiikr? -4lii'iiu ll'-riil.l
taki: nici i i:h iiv kmhck.
Til" ('oiiMclilp of th" Imll.iiia Ir Kl.liiio.
j lim. Nut WciIiih
j Iii'llmi miU.l.n lu not mnrry Ttuy
, of" iiunly kl,lii.i.Hl. A yuuiiif iuu w
wu, i,,,,,!, , ,,. , hravr. ,rrt,
,,, faj, of h 8ll,,m ., w,)m ,n
n..in.ma v,,tur. .1 "
, Thl. UirrlilJ(r llM Wl,.k u,
j,r ,,lk, ,uU,in ,1t..,.y f Tl.oiniia
'roniin. tho r i'r. ninilvu of mi I'iikII'Ii
avii.ln it", an, I it Sioux ln.ll.in Kir) rnlU.I
' i'l.tutf r.yra," a.tya I ha- N'W Vmk
World. a iiImoIuI' ly unlru". The World
. i rr,-.',u-l' iil hfia Im "itlitiit-.l It nii.l
iiM.li th,.t t.i" in.irri'iic" n auih ii"ir
i-nrr-l
" Am.iiuil Luawtii'la" .lo not ixlal In
jtti,. prlinltli-i- lid- of th.. tni" mid only
1 Am, rli'nii" 1 1, .11. hi.
i W In n nn lu, II, in ,!. Mr tli.it he want
,ii t'lai- uf Mr own Ii,- tliruwa Ma I'liiukrt
oi- hl li-ii,l. .-atu hla i y,.a l-Xui-l
u la Hi.- 'l uiki-li won. in Th" I'liitik, I
'olr Ho .i.'i.l alilillU'a lli.it hi- la imltix
' ' ' in Unit "
j II.- Hon at art i mil If In hla pi-rlirrl
I nil. ua lii Ma n Kill that Ii" 11. Ink'
jwill I an.l In a mil i cry twirtl.-ul.ir
jl'.' iir.ilia In r hy lh" ii-rk. by Ih" wrlat
i or any oth. r nay, anil "nrti.-a li.-r, oi
jilraija lu-r, or laki- lu-r at 1 1 1 1 n k 1 y . ua th.
..'i." n,ay I..-, to hi t.'iMi'. Anil ,hla la
julntilt all th n- l of lli.llall I'ourtahlp.
i ol tto- tntirrl.iiji- r Ti-nioiiy.
! Th"i.- nr.- tliin-a. hoi "r, h.-n nn Iu
i'I. n ml haw- a pri-f.ri-iii" l-'oi- lnt:in.-
'mi" ilny i lrl atiirlo.1 nut frulll II ti-p'l-jultti
a lain.- tin p.ill ufti-r water. Slo-
h.i.l aon,. I. ut a f.'W rtopa wlnn III" or
lx yuiiiiK follow a, w ho m-i-im-d to !
lyinit lu w .It. i uuk-hl li r. Hit tin p.ill
wi-nt nIHtiK on r tti Rroun.l. She atrus
slid tu kit .ittay - not miKrlly, but coyly,
Una,- brlk-lil r-d mt'l yellow lmlntid
(oc-il lull. ma nuil'lilia hiivc n ii-rliilu
royncna of ninniii-r un.U r all cln iitn
alilllil a. l'lll th" Indiana lli-l.l h.T
"iiri-ly hll,. tlw-y all talked to Iut
They npp.-ar.d to ii plemllnit with
lu-r. Hhe lotti-r.-d her IunuI mul rnilbd
Th-n, tlu-y rt-b-iiMal h. r.
The Inti-rpri tor i-xplnlni-il that acini
vouiitt 1m Han luul taken n fum y lo lu r,
in, I Una" other yoiinit luillan tver.
fli. -ml of hla and were li-Ulnn her whnt
II Illee fi 111 tv he WllH.
While lirubl'lnif an liiillan mil mid Ink
Inir lr lu hla telle" la nhout nil there
I of mi Indian lover" eourtahlp .ind
innrrtiiK'". he Hula i HtiihlUhen hlnim-lf im
.1 ho.i,l of a family, nnd from thl time
proteeta Hie aipinw. He Ih not, however,
eoiilliied to one wile. He cull have aev-
rill of the aipiau t helllselvcH will per
mil. Idle .in Indian woman atlll In
llmt Htnle of nltivory of nil harluirlc
in i . Ha y nre Ki'nit lln!il,.rj., and run
malic It ao unpli -naniil for the new wlvea
that the "'h.ad of I ho family" la nonie-
tlmo olillued to doalMt.
lu Ihla "family" life I rum live to eleven
or mom cat, i-leop, cook nml live in ii
t pt',. that la only ten f'ft In diameter.
Siiitlinentul writer who aurround the
Indian with ioctry and romiince will
KUHh uhout the Iiultan pruiecuna me
honor of women. Om writer it few yoma
uko exptitlnted on the honor of white
w-oni"n nlway la-ltuf protectcl by that
uM niitcul SlltlnK Hull.
It I not true. Neither ft white woman'
honor nor an Indian woman' honor I
ant-red to nn Indian.
The icrcutent crime for which th gov
ernnient mut answer I In Rending the
iMlucntial Indian alrl back among her own
people, wlwre aha I not Raoi-ed even to
her own father and brother.
A thine Indian itlrla lenrn the code of
honor In clvllliatlon, and ace the reapect
ahown to wlilt women, they tlevelopa a
wonderful woman line, and return to
their inaiple with a horror of the life
they understood perfectly before leaving,
and It mutter nut at what ago they may
have loft.
POME UKAl'TY HINTS.
Do not wash the face In hard water. If
possible, line filtered ""lu water, but aa
llil u not ')' m K"t. soften m
water hy nrtllli li tiiaan. llnlf mi nunc
of 1 1 fur ii lu. Ixxriix, thr (ln of
uliiimul mm), iui'I Hire- oiiine of finely
ground miIiiwmI mil)' li ifilmol iJiKi'tlii-r
In a liM-ema-loili hag Hid lrM1'' In t
lwl nf witter. Till will wifti'li II iui'I
IImi 'nnuli xl'iii will l found much Im
.liv.l In iymu-ipi-nc. All omufi f
lMV1r-I on I root imiy 1 iuI'M to I'll
mlxlur giving It an odor of vtoUt.
Ti oiirn rlli" of Ilie ImiwI, laiil to-KKilM-r
oim ounce of 'iur honey, on"
ylllliat of almond oil, tlw Julie lit II IrllHlM,
uii'l it yolk ut ft raw Apply
night ID III" laind. llll'l rover Willi ol'l
KloVea l!t fiero III" Mi I fill.
A WftlTKIt AT WOHK.
A ntil't wrlO-r nn writ Do wurla In
ill" in I mil . To ln tlila Im inual draw hi
i.ti tlii'i'iah ttw iu-! of it rod, f'l.
In 40 riilnul' III 'ii triivrln it furluiiK.
mill In IHr iiikI it Imlf liour full mil".
He miikia on an vi-mic !' una or
turn of tli n fur nu-h wonl wrlilMi.
Wrltlnir ut Hi" ri't of i wunl p.r mln
ut", h iiiiikI lnk i-lKlit curv tu wli
.i . hi. 1 1 In mi lionr, JV'i; In flv liuura.
l;i.nm, iiii.I In "i '1iiy. worklii only
lioiiiK "i'-li 'liiy, Ii" riwik" nol K
tliiui il.i".1"! urv" iinil turn of H"
M'l.
THE CHIKCH.
Illi- li.-w l.llll'lllill of til" I'Mtat 'i r-
UMii iuiiai i Imrrli of I'orlliitiil t" 'i'"i
on tltr lull.
mi (hi- mil nit'). Hi- i liui' li' of Unt
il f'uliintlilii III"! I'y r 'l'l'KI't'1 with
tli" Viri-oiivi-r luinii tu oriMnlf i-rii -lh
Culiimlilii 'onv"ntun.
Itlahon "hiiil"a II. (inllowny of Hie
MelhiMllat Kplaiopnl ehon-li. Huiith, anil-
d fruin New Vik for Umall on July 3rd,
u, i oiniianl' d by V'-rul returning inn-
Mililirtea.
II. v. Amu W. ration. I'. Iv, p.iatur of
Hyde 1'iuk i-hurrh, CIiIiiiko, will h-iii1
the month of Auguat In It.rlln atuilylnif
ff.rlailnn nri lui"ol"Ky. He la n poring
fnvl.ilon of l'r. IMiiiftt'a Vhrlatlnn
Anliaeolofc'y."
r.iuti-.itori-ra In .New York hnv phuined
"t'onveniloii yuim" ma-tlng. :o hnr
ri-Hita from Hi" han r nim iaio gainer
Ing. The date aet fur ll l Thuradny
ii iiiiiK. AiJK'lat Oth.
Tli. I.irit'-t curiferrnie In M"thollam
la the North ;-ori(lii Melhialll Kplacnpal
liiireh. Houlli. which ha el-rlcil
inemlaam mid a lay memlM-rahlp of 'A,.'
Tim- Imicat nnfin-niv In the llaptlat
I'hur.-h la the lll.llnna. with M.ll'. lay
nn-mlxT.
It Im la-en announcl from Hali-m,
that the l lrat cliun h ire r- li.nl fc'v. n
Ik r It. K' t. hum, of lb rk.ley. ("nl.. mi
nrn.-at rail to larrOIlle their paallW ll
la un.lratoo.1 ht.it the call l.aa n.-,n lie-ci-ptr,
by It. Ketchuin.
The Klrat I'n-aliyt.-rian ihurch of K;"-k'Ui-.
WiKh, It-v l Wlll'nm f.llKin y
paator. held It rtgular communion a-r-tlci-
July llth. iiml reo-lv.al 3u new nair.
lTa. U y i uiifi-ail'Jii mid I'.' by b-ttrr
Taal'ir (kboiii y haa vlatt.-tl Aa'' rla iui
Varloua oc-tlali'Pa. He la Xtrelllely Kip-
ular with young a'o)'li.
f "Vl" OK TH K 1'INK I'OIXTS (?
i::k.s
I'll". "( the dn-a k'laala or (ill.- r uvirn
nn mi. ii "ii lu.-iii-ri ii :e arnmei lo stand out
oti r i:. ('' of !.-tca in (uu et'.ii !'..'. :n.
1'ri .k'.i-t an I matiiii-e jarki-t cal.nut la t0
Ini -.-l.!v inn inn nieil with luiH-4 anl riulaiti.
Ti.' ir I-i'ifn-t are iriilo Suiiiiiht i!k I'him
,!,. - nift or 'lit:ii, jHingiva. dainty wah
l.ibrica. nm l, ui uuy, lU'Jtl, cr-'jics or orga.v
una
Mali:-' ' I r.nirin full spd free from the
tuck nl..! C .i.chra are alyb.liljr made "I
a'on!,": i 1 1 li-I nia-U tMl!i utipliiUj good
It rlit'io n:ri mm y ribbon u:ui laces abjut
the lop.
.!.e I i.. ii r l ata ili -iiii in the ahopa for
n :i' r. rar iiicliiili iiim.v vvevntric iiuH',
'out a c rtiiu n t.'ort. Hutu iu such niatlcra is
W .-!.
Stia-k nre mill mini, but neck-lies of bins
I 1..'. be ill in MUllv I, I'-ldcd aud lad, arc m.wt
adm'n d.
I. .nio M-itc of ril'Kin or of biaa silk are
ad i-ii e infill i f I'owu ilie left Hide-fnnit of
w.nata ih .t cime there. They are an easily
rn i 'ie-l mi l rot-auiii for the laundry aa arc
r.ub ti- l .iii r.i.-lu C'ihih and cutset-covers.
So ,'c.v 11..1..H close siiuarvly in fmnt tins
ai -i !i 'Ini atiithiinr pnttv nnd ennvcuient
C'lii-."-! n; the LiMeting ia duly valued.
li'i.-.'Hi in p!iae or full lau -pliitingt is
latveiy nae l in place ol' cliiiT.Mi lor lliruul and
Other ivi.al ortiniueiitalloii.
'ite-ktHj Liberty silk in while or pub hue
ia n l.Mintc top to w.iiM of tliickur guwU
tlllu. iu the yoko.
Many of ilie gowns f ir Autumnal bridal
troascauxaro pmvuiid a ith long, nitich-rutlled
or I I'V-trnnnied Mar.o Antoinette c'S of tlie
urea ,.-'"'i-. Tlie uiiicrml must be soft aud
tli'Xible.
In the llowered orgamliea Xnttiro is usually
copied in the form nnd tonn of the blossoms,
white ami tinted ground bringing out the
il".,ii in clear relief. Impressionist floral
desiu-us are printed upon thu gauzy organdies,
wilh uriistic ivsulls. In a repreniiutlivo
Sieoinien wild-i-oao blossoms and foliage aro
sugiresteil on ii white ground which assumes
a gtecniali tiugn from Uio fohago printing.
rruui 1 he ltlntator.
RrT.AItmXfl SKW STVLKA
The aaaociatiun of black silk lace and light
colored cotton goods, onco eoniilcivd un
orthialox, has become deservedly popular.
Chnntilly lace confers distinction upon such
a gown, a tact now widely rvcognucd, many
of thu ahoor Summer goii'US being tritnuiod
Willi It.
Tho Insertions aro Introduced in festoons,
pointed outlines or straight, us fancy directs,
and the odglugt aro put on iu inuumeruble
ways,
ephyrliics aro much tninner than ging
hams; iu fact, they are littlo heavier than
lawns. They aro shown in checks and
stripes, souio of tho latter rating open and
laco-like.
Green hair-lines and grcon lacy stripos aro
woven vertically upon a wliito lephyrinc,
which could bo made up by a very drossy
tnodo for afternoon wear.
French printed cambrics are principally
made up in shirt-waists, Tho patterns are
simple broken strixs, hair-linos, dots or
small fancy Hgures, tlie while grounds being
better covered in some instances than in
Others The colors are invariably fadeless.
Cotton diamines are plain, striped or plaided
In dainty colors and dovulop very satisfac
torily. An admirable gown may be made of
blue-and-whito plaid etaitune over a solid blue
lawn lining with ribbon trimmings.
A medieval faahion is revived in a sleeve
formed entirely of a series of graduated puffs.
A black fancy straw braid carriage hat haa
a brim facing of white straw, which is visible,
ln the bend made directly ln front of the
brim. Several black plumes wave gracefully
at both sides of th crown. Under th brim
at one side is adjusted a black feather and at
the other side is a bunch of pink rosea. from
Th4 DtUnmior.
FASHION'S hATET fflHCIES
fxp.ejsly
ly trr L'uttencK
i;oiriu,i; f.-Ai-s or x .r. r. u i.a'-.:
with Mini" i!;'-"r.-'Ti".v.
Tin (1 mmi'l for v.irj. 1 in M, In
till . mm rt Hh r,. I l-.a nMIKy
ith, I t - .Lai " t-T It ' I Oi. I i.- I ft:
mifffy tt-.Uy nl .!. 1 :i l- ! r mkI rfut
nuri i'H'1 llw UM 'I I't-'l I " r n I 'ivc
l n n"l'l"i"l tt. Dm' ri'i on" iyl
il'iinlim . Tli'i no l '.'i" fl.own In
tlwi lllnitriitlon l mi ivl'i-nc tf rh'
r'r"n"lill'. nnn oul r 1 y I nH;ilmilli'
with two iri.ti'-ilnla Tic mil r on" I of
Ilk :it.'l Hi" Hit" r ii' 1 1' -. l il'l"na r,f
rtlln Klt l'iK '' or.i:h flnUli. Th
clrci lir uml r-ii iiu! on! In n"l
llut" n !lr- !'l'-i. .'l- 'In-uliir
iill-T-coj"- I lailntiil at Hi" front mid
Uu k and nt inch aid" la-tw m forwaro
.in-) l.ii.-kwiinl turiung plait that roll
with i-hurmliiK .-ff.-t "t tlhe lower edge.
The collar I cuvi-nil with u v ry full
ruch" ' illloii to wi.l ii a rlViofi I j
la tai k-d ut Hi" 'r nt ami bark. The
atyle la Holtnhl,- f' r a n-.arrlal or u
young l.uly, uid ti- vr' pliaung
color union may l- nrraiiKed wh.-n It In
worn by a young woman. Vlob-I. green.
Iiurpl" or bilotrut- nk may be ii-l
fur the linil'T caH- mid lace for the
UPINT eiia-. A mat rmi will uaually tt-i-t
all l.l(i-k-tndaai. Ih- cin' la moat
TYtcnhle ttiu a It can lw wofll with
any color rowtume.
The Hiittertck iiit.-rn l No. .'i0, for
mile by Albert Imnuur. exclualve agent.
SIIIUT-WAIST OK CHKCKKHKI) BII.K.
HK1KT OK I.INKN CANVAS.
Tin- f icliiutlon of Hi- mimmer hlrt
wnlirt I by no miiin on tlie wane, for
fa!,l.m ha Ml h-r unuualltl'd approval
ujon the atyb1
It forma part of dresa-
up and utility
K-'W
at-. 1 fr h muiles
apiiear almost dally. Individuality is re
lloeted In the selection of both materials
and style for these waists and they
urw made of the richest us well as the
mottt Inexpensive of materials nnd In gay
ami crave colors. In the Illustration Is
shown a Bhirt-wnlst of bright checked
silk with a skirt of linen canvas.. A buck
yoke facing nnd a removable white linen
collar are features of the waist, which
Is closed with pretty studs
through
a hox-plalt at the center of the front.
The graceful four-piece skirt has a
straight back-breadth.
The Hutterick patients are shirt-waist
No. !1T: and skirt No. laW. for sale by
Allien Dunbar, exclusive agent.
liKHAl.l'S ok ui'oi" tcioi -i.
. . .. .. ...
"It seems to me." satil tne siigntiy
superstitious cltlien, "llmt the Washing -
ton club needs a mascot."
" llumiih:" replied the baseball enthus-
Inst. "They take nine mascots Into every
game. Wery lime u euio inij
them It Is sure tu be lucky."
with
Some for ten, some for tw-enty and
some for thirty years have suffered
from piles and then have been quickly
and permanently cured by using Dew-la's
Witch Haiel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and all forms of skin
diseases. Charles Rogers.
CELEHRATE ANYWAY.
"Come up to my house tomorrow night,'
said Herr Puntoffel. "I'm going to cele
brate my gotden wedding." "'Golden wed
ding! Why, man. you have only been
married three years." "It know it; but
It'seema like fifty: so everything Is all
right." Fliegende Blatter.
Don't thin your blood with sassafras
or poison K with blue-mass; but aid
Nature by using DeWltt's Little Party
Risers, the famous littlo pills for con
stipation, biliousness and stoma -Jh and
llvr trouble They are purely veget
able. Charles Rogers.
a i ii i
WV
rmk yV I
foe the "As:ofiau"
Publishing Cwnpiny
; kto.v jakkt tr MiMTARY-iii.tE
' n)Tii with ukami iKfojiA-
1 TION8
Th Ktoti Ji-k-t l dl-tini-tly hlc " Inn
it nt snugly and 1 rnd of a lconing
!;.idi: of ' lo h inn! ti-i'.ly trlmim-d. H 1
ulir.oat u varl'd n the rilrt-wiiNl. The
mlht.iry air which -hiirMerlx- the J u k
t ahown In Hie III .e'.fiitlon I w-ll llko.
The garment extend (piltn in the valat
mid I point! at tlw :ntr or the front
mil ld'-k; It riot" iul)u,m nt la enre
f..lly made nd the front are rev-rnd
aiKvo thn buat In arnall, p'lntl-! i'
tlut form wide notche with th rolling
cat 'ollar. The Jifk'-t may le- r !ocd all
t:i- way down b-low the lapel or wrn
;.in. T:n leevr (Jl-piay rorr'-c-i nn-
H1
new at the tup but are cloe-fllilr.g b"low.
It will le i-n that the Kton ufix-ars In
all the varying 1 ure- of lmilltity and
h gance which fancy can devlae. It ai.-i-umiairili-
aklrVt of nllk, linen, etc,,
when made of cloth In uch shade a
lrjwn. tm-en, blue and black and re
I ii i re a modern amount of bml.I trim
ming. '
The l.utterick pattern I Kton Jacket
No. bK, for sale by Albert Dunbar, ex
clusive tujrent.
TOILETTE OF BROWN AND ECHL"
CLOTH, THE JACKET OPENING
OVEH A VEST OK FANCY
PIQUE.
The Eton Jacket admit of every possi
ble variation that fancy can devise and
still holda Its own In the front ranks of
charmntc
jwhen the Eton opens over a tight-fitting
'or loom vert showing a mingling of gay
I colore. Moire silk la used for facing the
hawl collar of the Eton Illustrated and
the collar may roll to the buat or to the
j according to the fancy of the
wearer, ine sleeves aecuru aim ine uiie
demands of fashion. The six-plec skirt
accompanying the vest and Jacket has a
! graceful flare at tha bottom and fnlls in
j ftuihlonable flute folds at the sides nnd
ihack. The braid decoration is formed In
j Greek bonier design.
The tailor gown and also refined com
;blnatlons of two shades of cloth, or cloth
nnd silk have an Irreslatnble facinntloti
for the woman of good taste, who at this
season wears such toilettes at the sea-
shore and the mountains, as well as
for travelling by boat or rail. A hat with
stlff ng. an(j nblxin for garniture Is
jlllways ln go(K taste wlth a toilette of
this kind.
The Butterlck -patterns are Eton Jacket
No, 923, vest No. 1376, and skirt Xo.9034,
for aalo by Albert Dunbar, exclusive
agent
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. It Is a ter
rible accident to be burned or scalded
but the pain and agony and frightful
disfigurements can b quickly overcome
without leaving a scar by using De-
Witt 'a Witch Haxel Salve. Charles
Rogers.
AS AN INVESTMENT.
Old Gent (to beggar to T.-hom he has
given a half cent) Now my man, what
shall you do with the coin? "Well,
hardly know, guv'nor, whether to pur
chase an annuity or Invest in railway
stocks. What do you advise ?" Boston
Traveler.
Don't neglect a cough because the
weather Is pleasant; before the next
storm rolls around It may develop Into
a serious difficulty beyond repair. One
Minute Cough Cure Is easy to take
and will do what Ha name Implies.
Charles Rogers.
rrihiod batiitea art very pretty nd tbi
Jcaign are multitudinoua
Altnoat a fine as mull lienecRRil batlnta
arllh broad atrlnn and flowera 0n
pecialljr (lamtr 'ample haa whlta ground
woven in check upon winch are printed tiny
light-blue oral upota. broad blue atripea with
white vine and Horal tripea ahowini pink
row- and ma!l yollow blonaoma with feaTca
a color achemo eicwiinglr aMrartie.
A ainooth yoki dcucribinir Diany pninta,
lceve cap of aimilar outline and puffed
front com M ne to create aa ini eating effoct
in a iatarjua-waiat.
Kitli'.-r for irarclling or momma wear with
a tailor-Hniahed gown la a compact turban of
line black straw. A cable of yellow straw
braid i laid about the crown below a aoft
twin of black Cih not The straw is Coiled
at the left aide, and forms a resting place for
two black bird.
A rich Lire i vl ur. pMnl S Atenfim, which
m.iy be diinjrumhed from the new by ita
loaely-meahed not andalno hy the rained cord
jiuliintitf ail its tlk-iin-. The new lace of this
variety lias rattier a heavy deaign not unlike
(Hiitf gnu.
A new imitation pnche. for trimming eie
gant g'wtia haa acroila of nut sot among the
Uce ti((iire. It ia obtainable in an all-over
bet and alao in edging and inaertion.
Via f AlencoH all-over net ia also included
in the aaaortment of Ucca, being devoted to
the runny litlii; accemioriea used upon f aahioa
able coat'im-
J'4nt 4' tttrrit lace is a frequent choice for
morning drew of dimity, lawn, tenherine
and other thin cottoni. lical mm appltqv
la".- ia ordinarily found too expensive to lie
i.M-d tir'xh-ailr. un fine ii.k or grenadine
frown It 'i-ar as sleeve or neck IniU. Of
i-ourae. real lius may do st-mce oa man
u, ft .-rent Irocka
lltavy taiiut Vcnivrlace. without net tons.
arc cut out and applied on jacket, yokes.
t eat and the like and are invariably effect
ive. Clunr lace, though frMiiently idcotined
with M.ilteiie. lnu potnu of difference. The
pattern are very like, but Cluny i heavier
tiian MuJunc. lu narrow eiling the Mower
ia extravagantly Used and alwava with talis-
faction.
iiands or Inacrtions in Cluny and. for that
matter, in all laces save Mechlin and Valen
ciennes arc shown with irregular edges, which
add not a little to their charm. Uniformly
even edges are alio seea From Th iHitnm
alar. SCMMF.R XOVKI.TIK.S.
FlufTnca in the Caateiiane Uuusc-waist la
produced by a shirred back and front, a vest
puffed like the rest of the bloi.se. and mouv
quetaite sleeves with od'lly-h i,ed cuffs.
Kither a rollin" or a standms collar mar la;
added to a aitnp.e Wotu.-wait w ith ti e till-
neas aii draw u ia the center bulu ijack att-l
front
A small U'linr-t for hair arranged L Ia l orr.
padour is CovYred with s!Iver-snglcd bl.u k
chiffon drawn iu a j-ovf at the center ol t! .c
front and at cadi si-Jo. a Khmetone crescent
ahinin? at one side lanwt-on the jwifi. At
the left side of the front riseaauniuily a white
plume with tlie tip l.-nt forward, at ate Prince
of Wales feathers. and next it is asinail roncllc
of white fiffc-ta riljiaju. At the back a: one
side is a tuft of w iiite rosoi and al t.c other
ribbon rosette, compie;in; the black-and-white
scheme.
An all-black hat of the pic'tire variety is
shaped in fancy straw, a series of potnts la?inj
Ix-ui in the brim, which is faced with shirruu
chiffon. All round liie crown in groups of
thn-c arc rich plumes. A velvet bow ho s
at the left side where the brim is sligh'Jr
rolled.
Thc wanlrooe for the Summer fittinz is
r.eces.irily varied. It includes, among other
gowns, a goodly supply of cottons, for which
there is much need at the resorts.
I'l-pitc the manv varieties of cotton fahri'ti
organdy remains one of the most accepta' ie
as much on account of its durability, thou.-!;
apparently frail. n for its beauty. Then. loo.
it is ciia'.!y available for a simple gown tu
worn on the piazza iu tlie afternoon and (-.r a
more pretentious one destined to ap;stt a:
soma lut'ir'i.ai dartime or evening fete Tl.t
ras:!.i (ajp .lar foulard designs are reii-'ati-,! :n
lue ot the newest organdies ami thei aie
diesv but less ortuinicntal lliau tlie tiuriutci
patterns.
tJ.aek. white and navv-blue grounds sup
port the various arabesque designs, w hich are
pnntcd in blue or black on while grounds and
in white on navv or black surlaces.
Striped organdies are also in favor. Some
show solid-colored stripes in several widths in
alternation wilh white, while others oe-.tr
ombre stripes. Among the latter there is a
sample in which green gradually deepens from
the very lamtesi tint to a lent ShaOe. It is
needless to say that very charming gowns
may oe evolved from this particular varieiy
of organdy. i rom The Dtltncator.
W. B. Johnn, Newark. O., aays.
"One Minute Cugh Cure saved my only
child from dying by croup." It baa
avei thousands of others Buffering from
croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and other
serious throat and lung troubles.
Charles Rogers.
HE EXP LANE.
Wife "John, what's the matter with
you tonight? Here I've been talking to
vou fcr half an hour, and all you've
donu was tmmt and occasionally nod
your head!"
Huband "Well. I've found It possible
to do that without mteruptiruj you.-
Cleveland Leader.
Mr. C. L. Hasbrouck, a druggist a Men-
don, Mich., says oil of the good testimo
nials that have been published by the
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy could be
duplicated ln that town. For sale by
Estes-Craln Drug Co.
PRACTICAL PRIDE.
""My folks have some family plate,
s.ild ora small girl In a bcastful ton-?.
Well." replied the other, '"that lsn
anything. Our folks have some armor
plate, and what Is more, they are going
to sell it to the government."
Not only piles of the very worst kind
can be cured by DeWltt's Witch Har.el
Salve, but eczema, scalds, burns, bruls-
is bolls, ulcers and all other skin
troubles can be instantly relieved by
She same remedy. Charles Rogers.
THE CHECK SYSTEM.
Don"t you think It would be better for
a young couple Just entering the Btate
of matrimony to put a check upon their
love?"
"Assuredly. They'd be less likely
lose It Detroit Journal.
When going East travel on the North
ern Pacific Railway. Quick time and the
only Une running dining care- Train
leave. Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m.
OF COURSE.
He If In the transmigration of souls
you should become a flsh. what sort of
a flsh would you like to be?
Daisy Plnktlles A star flsh.
Use Webfoot Corn Cure. No
cure no pay. For sale at Es-
tes-Conn Drue Store.
OIVEH CHOICB OF
-2- : :
Transcontinental
R0UTE5.
Via Spokane and St. Pan!
Via Ogden, Denvep and
Omaha or Kansas City.
Pullman anl Tourist Sleepers
Free Pedinio; Chair Cars
Astoriaato San pranelseo.
Columbia, Saturday, July 17.
State of California, Thursday, July Q.
Columbia, Tuesday, July 27.
State of California, Sunday, August L
Columbia, Friday, August t.
State of California, Wednesday, Aug. 11,
Columbia, MoruJay, Auguat It.
State of California, Saturday, Aug. U.
Columbia, Thursday, August V.
State of California, Tuesday, August U.
For rats and general information aJJ
n or addraaa
O. W, LOUNBBBWRT,
Agent.
5S". H. HTJHLBURT.
Oen. Paa. Agt., Portland, Or
A. L. MOHLER,
Vice President.
GO EAST
..VIA a.
Library Car Route
AMERICA'S SCENIC LINE.
Seals ii
Rock
Ballast
Ho
Oast
DiaiiQ
Car
Cirte
The all-rail route to Kootenai mi nine
district, via Seattle and Spokane
Shortest and Quickest Line
St. Paul, Minneapolis.
Duluth, Chicago
AND ALL POINTS EAST
Through Palace and Tourist
Sleepers, Dining and Library Obaaa I a-
tion Cars.
Dally Trains
...Fast Time
8HRVICS AND 8CESERY CSEAQCEIJCD
For tickets and full information csJI
on or address
A. B. C. DENN1ST0N".
C. P. & T. A., Portland, Or.
R. C. STEVENS, G. W. P. A., Seattle.
No Extra Fares
"The Burlington's
beauty."
That Is what the StPaal
and Minneapolis papers
call our new train. the"St-Paul-Chicago
Limited."
The Pioneer-Press says
that "no cars on any rail
road or in any country
are equal to those of the
Burlington's Limited."
"Pullman's latest and
richest." St.Paul Globe.
"Veritable palaces on
wheels." St. Paul Dis
patch. "Grand beyond descrip
tion." Minneapolis Tri
bune.
Electric ltght steam heat,
wide vestibules, compart
ment sleeping and buffet
smoking cars everything
that any other train has
and some things that no
other train has.
Leaves St. Paul R:05 'p.
m. dally. Tickets at offices
of all connecting lines.
A. C. SHELDON,
General Agent. Portland, O.-tgon.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
Columbia River and Puget Sound Nav-
Igation Co.
Steamer "Telephone"
Leaves Astoria dally except 8unday,
p. m.
Leaves Portland daily except Sunday,
? a. m.
Steamer " Bailey Gatzert H
Leaves Astoria daily except Sunday and
Monday at 7 a. m.; Sunday nights at T
o'clock.
Leaves Portland dally except Sunday at.
p. m.
Leaves Saturday night at 10 o'clock.
Steamer "Ocean Wave"
Leaves Astoria for Portland Wednesday
and Friday at 1:30 a. m.; Sunday at 7
p. m.
Leaves Astoria for Ilwaoo Tuesday and
Wednesday at I p. m., Saturday at T
p. m., Sunday at 8 a m.
Leaves Portland for Astoria, Flaret and
Clatsop Beach and Ilwaco, Tuesday,
and Thursday at 8 a. m.; Saturday at
12 o'clock noon.
U. B. SCOTT, Preatdemt
E. A. Seeley, Agent, Portland.
C. W. Stone, Agent, Astoria,
Telephone No. VL