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CANAL TREATY IS
Copies of nayl'anntcfoie ("omen-
lion Am K.chaii";ed Hot ween
IIa anil J'.inntcfote.
LATTER WILL NOT BE RETIRED.
i!riiish Scitcian of Fou'ijin Af
JnirN Si"iiitu's His Dcsiie That
Jlinisk'i- Shall Hciuain in
Vasiiii"ton IniU'liiiiU-ir.
WashiiiKton K -b. 21 Tn il i iiilitations
d' the H.i-P.iuncefotc trit. t,ivh Kiik
and's assent to the corvlrrctlon of a t.i'nal
leros, ("eitral America bv the t'nlted
2'ates. wire exchanged at the Ptate I)e
partment at 3 o'clock this afternoon
Thero was ery little ceremonj about the
oxchancp of ratifications. Copies of the
eaty hud been prepared and were for
mally excllaiiRtyl between Lord l'auncfote
ind Secretarj ll.i, a protocol being signed.
OriihUI attcstlns to that fact, which v ill
orm part of the records
1'nrilirr fotr 'Will 1 Itellrc
lyird Tauncefote was Iu the be-st of hu
or over this ucccssfui outcome ot tho
tbora of himself and Secretary Hay, fol
ic recarded the tnaty as the most Im
ortant toncntion ever drawn lietween the
I'nlttd States and Great Britain, and one
that will do much to prcvt.nt friction in
'ho neur future between the two people".
It ha been sU(;jjCsted that witli the iom-
detlon of this Eruit work, the ItritWi Go-
niment mUht recHrjl 1ord I'auneefote's
erilces as ended, but it Is learned that this
not the case
Lord I-aii'dow ne. the s.ecrelarj of Torelgn
Affairs, hasi hiBuilkd to Irri I'auncefote
Ills de'lro that he .shall remain in Washing
ion for an Indefinite period.
NEW SWIMMING RECORD MADE.
Jiiewer of Shii Francisco Vou ihc
One-TIiousaiid-Yaul J!ace.
Chicago, FVb. 21. In tlie 1.tjcO-ard swim
mlng race at the spoitsm in's show to
night. Brewer of San Francisco defeated
Fred Wleland of the Central Y JI C A
by hair a lap. I A. enck or Yale finished
third, a lap und a halt behind Wielanl
BtBwer's time w.ig 1". 2-'.3-3 This establ'fhts
a new American record for the distance
Tdie world's record is 13 13, held by J b
Jnrvls of Scotland.
J. Scott J.rarj of San Francisco won the
im-anl race, leading Wenck ot 'iale bv
two and a half jards Johnstone .f Otta"
wa. Canada, was third, cltht vards behind
Wenck. Learv's. time was 1 033-5
lnck Clifford Kiiockei! lint ("onile.
.$ I'?1,c;-, ,.U'1, 'lh- 2 Jack Clifford, a
(.alirornlt light-weight, put out Itov Conde
or Salt Ike in tlie fifteenth round of a
scheduled twclilv -round contest before the
fcait Lake Athletic Club to-night.
HARRIS WANTS RE-ELECTION.
.Senator Ha.As ilc Is Not a ('audi,
date for Got ci nor.
KKriTJlMO H't-CIAI.
Topeka, Kas.. Feb 21 W A Harris th
1'opullst I'nitcd States. Stnator from Km
sas. arrived from Washington xisttrday
to atteuti the conference of his paity hue
to-daj. lie is a candidate for United States
fcenator and foi uotliing else. Senitor Unf
its 5ald.
Under no circumstances will 1 accept th
n initiation for tiovtmor. I don't want to
be Governor. 1 am a candidate for re
flection to the Senate To pose as a
gubernatorial tandldite would be iinfi.lr to
the part. and a piece of llshoncstv on my
part. A man .should run tor one ortice at a
time. I .im tunning for faenalor and would
i.ot accept ihe iiominillon for Governor
were every delegate in the convention to
il-o up In his place and vote for inc."
Want to know the best waj to seture a
good servant? Auv.rtisr in The s.un(a,
jit public.
MR. HOUSER
RECOVERING.
tjiilleriiip; From Jionchitis,
Followed ycor Cold
Which
U 31. llouscr. president of ih Giobe
1) mocrat, who has. been sick at his home,
Xo. 1313 West I'ine boulevard, for ten das,
is recovering and was able to sit up at din
ner esttrda
He eoiuracKtl a cold which dev eloped Into
bronchitis, ami tor more than a v-t-k lie
lias not been able lo leave his room
fNOTICE;!!!
f Observe this blue signature
on erery jr of
LOiO
COMPANY'S EXTRACT oi Beel
For KITCHEN For Mck Room J
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Two dtliciiuish prettv dimity frocks.
Tiie pissing if Hie sii.or in nan) of ths
jiodern homes Is u ihins to lie noted ai. I
ncouraRed. The roem s,.t apart for tlrs
use in the majoritv of houses Is reallx
ilmost hopeless for anv oilier srice it
Is usuallj Ion? and ruii-row. IIkIiu.1 fiom
onl one end. and with little to offn op
portunlt fcr leiief from monotony In fur
ni'hliiK. Artistic houstk-epets have iei'
ized this. :ir,i rra't of them lme Ii
rutcd their iffort lo nhte the-e t ondi
tions vlth success "y-ou must U gin
sas one who has tione this. !,, ellmln i'
ing the pallor Idea Give the 'mum t
touch of the cozimss uf thtf I'vinK-iouu
with a bit of the diunltj or the librarv aut
otir iiarlor' will be ti.inrbrreeil "
The speakers method in lier own ias
wj ls rolious. l'Irst to upen the tire
place .uid ue it. One forgot tlie stiff and
Inartistic nrir.ltl with the eheerful blaze
beneath it ard t omforfuble (Ijiirs drawn
up .within "easy range Xnr, along- tho
wall fiom the Jiieplace to the corner
where the piano stood to put i'l a low
line of bookshelves tilled with books, the
upper shelf holding anous bits of bMc-a-brac.
a good plaster ca-jt, one or two
fc.-, aim pieces or ware rich In color
nn.i - .fi !.. .!.... ... ... " .
'- ,.....u. in .nr-nii Lnnvr i.-iaii eosny
in fabric. Iu another corner an old rea-
hoganv table supported on Its polishtd
rurface some bits of s.l.elliel.1 plate In old
designs- Opposite the bookcase was iut
a low wall scat covered In teira-cotta cor
durov, Willi cushions to matin There Were
some good pictures on the walls anil por
tieres in terra-cotta cordurov at the hall
threshold, and aNo at the double doors,
leading to the itcniiji loom. Ne ir one
winnow stood a pretlj writ nrf table with
a chair in f-unl ot It and nn air of dainty
ue alout it IIv another table, on which
was .1 reading lamp and one or two of th"
laio periodicals, v.ilh a little bookracl.
evidenti.v holding cme favoi'te tvlume-,
was drawn .1 comfortable cl air that inviiei
rest and losing one's self in books On tAie
tloor wtht a nutting of tine -weave ami in
Ihe natural tint, upon wliiih the priie of a
t arpet had been invested In one or two goo 1
lugs. it which the chatelilue txplaiotl
that she meant to add as sl.e found It u.
sible
Tlie house was tilt oidinaij leut.d sort
with ugij woodwork and tN' ii.tj stlrf
iiitinotonous arrangement on lie pulo.
Moor, but the room described was so e.e1-
eoming and attrat tive that tlie ur.plt a Ing
details wire completely subordinated The
back parlor w.us used a- a .on! lg-room
the round tabk left bare ljetvvcen meals
with the exception of a e enter mat, wlilcn
wai a piece of Faste-n embroiilcrv and on
which stoe-1 air ivs a ptt of ferns Tlie
iror.l Dtseineil hid Den made into i chil
iren -, piivroom and stiuiv
the children took their dinners if coiipany I
I jltd.ii... .. n. I. nlo -..... .1.. ...... ... .1 .. '
too nere loo. j
i '.ii.... i i ii.-.i. iuio-iii eni. 1 1 iiue.i
Green mercerized lawn and lace . ostumc
Luncheon for the fnmilj wis also -ervd
In the basement loom an arrangement
which made It po j,Ie to leave the elinlng
leom on the tir-t floor uninvaded from
breakfast until just before dinner
large three-foid screen interposed --ullicii-ut
protection during meil- fiom fie occ.i
sionnl ciller Th: arrangement nas been
carried out for several je.irs in a fannlv
wheie onlv one servant Is kept, cstra as
sistance be'ng had as required.
Mtiiir gown oniiiTins.
Fop Hummer Hie sipsHre eel- Is irrj
Comfortable
The plain white night gown is to be fcaind
ard in -urli 1 glorified state that one is ii
reistlblj moved lo call it the prettiest of
all the prcttj things offered It is cry
long, though not longer in the back than in
the I rout add i finis-ted with hand-em-broiden.
The iincomforial.l. font mfft .s
largely done away with and the plaiiinen,
ot the hem Is relieved bj . mbroldered roses.
sprajs. of vallev lilies and bv- deep Grccl ml
borders, all either worked hi hind or cun-l
lilngly applltd. and the miterlil cut awav"
..iMii-oie-flui .i iiiongii me urgers nail tione
the whole deed, w lieu as it nuj be mo-tly
niaihine made. '
For sunimtr the squaic neck Ii very com
fortable. The neck is cut out in a deep
lis
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Will I fjv
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e :ui(i to H .iti.tiii -
the Aiti-tn I v of
lc This Ai.ii tincnt KV-
Ii Slu.rM
N; k e
i III,
squire', front and lnck and bordered with
ndlFvork I. ice ie not veiv cootl for th's
pur(o-e. as it dees not hold Its 3npe sU
wil
rvsino miii.
i:in .l.-t.LetM .t. Mill the rniorll.-s
1 lt!i lliini Women.
Ih Xuifolk jacket Is worn onlv- with the
shorr w..lkin.r sKnt. leavniK the Ktou stll'
tlie lavorlte I'm tjenutronwho f-ar that
the Kton is too jiiaitv tiie short reefer !
shoHii An Klon which is inteti to the lovv
tr tdgn of the waist-line does not make a
worn in look siioit.uaMcil. but all others
Ho
.some of In- piettlest shirt wai-ts nv
made ol albatioss n.stii'K troni to ".
etnts a ard Hoth batks and fronts are
tucked all ovu The -leaves are tucked
at tlie top and finished at the wrists with
shlrt-t nil-, two inches deep with round ior
ners Three peiri buttons fasten the fro.it
plaits With these shirt-waists are worn
slock and tluv tumovtr tinbroidertd or
hemstitehtd tollirs White lawn Is the
'in lining ior tme wafts
Willie pique shirt waists ire among the
i-'t to b.- worn In tlie earlv spring The
I
newts, ,re or a lljlit weight and tine cord.
and aie made quite simple . with a cluster
of tucks al each side of the front. Drcssvs.
f thin transiaient mmtrmls will b-
If 1 Ml marl , th.ti .. lou, .. .n.n ..lit. -
:;":.-;"...-:. "vr ?.' -""' """ "-
i eucii iiues insertion an.i uce
Ilet of both id lin and ribbon id irt vel
vet will lie worn with spring woolen gowns
huc'i belli are stvllsh and may be worn with
spring gov lis of anv color r rna.to.rlii The
prttltst belts ate made with l ssiu ,up
In the middle of the trom
siiwi.n rn i Dui:ss.
Ilcsi-Ilress.-.! ,lrl Stmlii-s si,,i,,irii j
Itatlier Tbitn Oriilline:ilittItiit.
To be wtll die-spii , A Ju itillab'e aim,
Vet In strivl lg to aiti'in this ob.teet a oun-;
girl must never forget that rmpllrlt.v and
ippropriiten. s should lve tl . thief rlni
uctelstics jn her ittlie outh in Itself Is
a charm that Is most thinning with few
adornments and the gnl v ho Is best
dress,,j siudics lmp!icitv lathtr tlun orna
mentation and overdccorallou She avoids
In hat oi govvii uir. tiling that i eettiitrlc
oi oou-pit'iious. Sli- is partlcula: In tlie cut,
tu iliu aid inilrri.il of lin owns rafter
than in the triimiing. Often the greatest
tost inauj be In tlie silk Holms, for the rea
son that -lie pi ft -s until and sincerity 'n
her garments to outward cstei tation intl
In up finishings She is conscious that it
velvet wrap, for Instance, overloaded with
i.lrauuug is not appropri ite to her age. and
tli.it a proliis'on of leathers wavin:- ind
di
ping mum anlngTv In a hit is not in
, gootl t.isti The wcli-tlresspii Elri nnJpr-
. 'lulls bet ov,n ursi.nil looks olid lutein-
gentlv adipts the fashions of the ft ij to
these requirements She v.ears whit Is ap-
j. 1 roi i ate to tlm. and occasion anil always
wli.it is thorough!', consistent vlth h r
mean' Willi a dark rlolh cniin nn.l mil
lltllm
fn.
a n 'me anil n.tonung toque cr hat. well
Io
lltd shn-s. ,i i-lrl 1-3 M.lln,.u.t
for stnet, ihiiieh, li..ich-.us wedding rt
teptions. afternron ttas and othtr djvtime
functions
I'ltlllT) J'HIIt'Ks.
tir.ix
t litfftin I'firms tin liiiiiortniit
rail of loiiriilng: llresn
A clurming frock recently mule for a
girl in h.'lf-mourning was composed enllre
lv of grav ehiffon. the whole skiit belnj
tuekeil In a erles of tiny lucks, ant .,
number of flounces untlerneath to give the
ncccsfarj suggestion of frou-frou and to
prevent the wearer getting hopoiessj , n.
tangled iu lier tlraperits Tlie bodlet v.as
tucketl to the waist, and over this came a
belt ro of Farm i violets in tlie jialcol
Ehadis of miuve velvtt and silk on a
groundwork of transparent iilnr. Above
this wis a coll n oi plain ehifron with
an .dging and tntredeux of old Flemish
piint The sbevc weie merely nniplre
puffs tietl with a band of silver To be
worn on tilt head with this delightful toi
bt w is i garidtuie of pale Parma violets
and silver foliage, and the foitumte wearer
ivas to 1 ac silver slippers with silken hose
of tlie simc entrancing sin,,, to wen vvith
lit r fetching frock
.M:W MONOfilt VMS.
.Ilipillienc S, Is I sevl lJ rtl-tie
union.
The old -ts Ie plain letter monogram i bt -ing
supc-seded. and the woman who would
be ihou-'ilt artistic and up-to-dite in dahitv
trlfifs Is using the new monogram some
what uftei tlie -apanese s-ljle. The more
subtle the design the hetttr It is liked Tho
idea is to hive somethln graceful In out
line, wed lialtiicid iu laifs and altogether
artl-tlr. a monogram perfectly eleai when
once dcciplmed, but which to the casual
ob'-crver s cms to be mtrelv a pleasing,
fanciful skttclt or a svmbol rather than a
combination of letters.
OIIDIIins IN Fl.OlMCs
IV.tlernx Fiupliaslseit Willi Tilm
ri Ing- of Illnck rlvel Kliibon.
An effective way to join a flounce to a
skirt ii lllustiatcd in a model gown in lib
em satin Th- pittcrn 1- in a black and
white scroll effect on a cafe au ialt ground
This prettilv emphasized with trimmings
of bl ick velvet ilubon. which also Is In
irocuccd at the head of the ilnunee ti-
iinron is in graded wdth-, the vvidtt '
.v.-e uunii, aim mere are several tov ?
rt on a foundation of hea cream eol
trftl net The whole Is then Used ai a
tort of Insertion between the skiit an I
flounce, and the net ..hoiri tlimitfii t.A ..n.-
bon to good advantage.
Nni:sr tuhnon ibis.
Collar Is Made Iu Germany nml
n GIiimm) Appeiiranc-c.
The nent little turnover collar of
Has
lace
or hemstitched linen that has added such
a prettv linLh lo the well-dressed woman's
melt fixings, hai appeared Ii a new guise-
It is made of heavy linen which mai ie J
lilte or loloieil and i t.i:nped with i
prem irull nutcrn In n tilth immcrou'"
I rench knot" are to le Tvorlceil the Hm-J
"e'l for worklns thr- i( Ittns La cal'fJ
Hello's. it in made in Germam. .ind like
ill int lutdmtinr, i mercerized whicli
uicsitT r l0"- apfeJiaiup 'lhecni
orcil i ollan. ,ir ftiibioldernl In jirett con
trasting oior i and the wMle ont-s .ire es
puiallv pfTt-cth-e whin worked in pink, blue
or an of the !o,litfi shades, uith ,i line of
hi uk Intiixliirel Tho-e of the di!nt,
ihi.i rn.iti rliN ale much ihepr tlun for
intrl an.i Um mil" to match
iiri i: i.o i:ii.
I Iittl maiden tame to me,
iier s-nial hands lirimnilnt; oe-
-"t ulth t)le pinlen's choicest rtnriH,
Hut onij bweet nhlte loer.
I too oT cift the while mj thought
jhe lonj: ear Ii iiled ocr.
Wlifii 1. lik,- i.r, witli lmsv hands
Hide wreath" of sweet vliltf ilor.
The -nwi tilds Mirtch before mj ee,
.,'" f-tr-off tene I listen.
The while hemuth the summer sk,
I we the hlue naici sll'ten.
I ;I:eani m cldlli-h dieann asain.
In f.iirj land a roer,
x 1.1'11"1'- solund this. I w.en,
lhcni;h onl bwe-t wliite i lover
Jlr l.ne Uimlolpli I It-mlii"
I !
io-i)ii: t'iri'iii o'is.
I net jiiul Kiiiliroliler 'I'riiiiiuiiiM
IIi'.liKifi li a Creul Cvtenl. .
l'oi the In netit of tho-"v ho are laisdv
eiiQiKed durhiK the earlj s,rlni; moutiis "n
i''dln to tii"Ir Ftippl of ptlicoits ajid
other Fnowy aiticks. that intiie under t'u
head of hneile It mi-ht lie will to mil,"
.i note of the fan that -klr cut on the oil
lines- win niin ,iIP MOt of ,j llev-st'e
,rowns f a underKarnients ln not Ml
win . is niiien sinoiiii'i'fsi a the outer ap
Ptrfl the ,pst eiTirts nf oiir expensive mo
Me.K" Ior "'f1!1" Ji Jon miht Ju-n .11
'H Iwie tiken cliinces on the pnnluetioii-.
ri llonit' tlii-'imlar The snKi,,
jurfle of late or emtirolderv on the ordtn in
htme-uiade white skirt would form a ery
ninis-v fcundition lor the heiuffled gown-
or the present w to a rirefulU cut an 1
tltted i-lurt tint ii linlahed with a sm i'l
runic of about four Inchex a li ipeil tlounc
tnat tn ij h ie Insertions of lace or ei.ihro 1
erj is jet on if about kme iltptli To t'l
Mount ejs irjirerrtl the embiold.ij or lace
trlnr.nifs, eamlelt nr ilnui ruff-. If efj
rulliifu is del it. 1 another ruftl nf th
tnmiulns: ma be n on ttndet tlie llml
one llanv of the more etpiiisiv,. sklits tn
He sfe j ,)le HK,.r .lepirtnitllts Iue
late and embrolden to mat h and the lice
I' j therm to the scallops of the . mhioid
erj ai a tinl-di to the list iiifilr
i:iiiiitoii)i:iti:i) hitiiins.
II I u,
silk. Is im Mtriictlve
In I"iir-
Itrt-lU ot.
Jkim of the jouns Kill" ale hard at work
tmbroi.I.rins prettj buttons on white and
etru line n and grass cloth for their summer
dress, s The m tterlal ii stamped Just the
size ot the batton required in one are
piete Then, when nuMied. it ts nit oiit
and madf over a wcodui button-moltl An
attractive set of both large and small but
tons, for Jacket and shirt -waist, are being
done in foi-get-me-nots, in Mile silk, oo a
natural-color, d linen. s,l large onts for
the Jacket and one dozen small ones for th
vaiit, eight for the front and two for each
tuff. These buttons are workej in was'i
silk laundrv as well as anv othei kind ant
are eteedingl ornaniental.
A AltllltOtlt: HINTS.
. Not I'rollliililc save null I lollilui;
in llaM or Ilapltl Indices.
The careful woman who bought an ex
pensive .silk petticoat to;wear on state oc
taslcns when the lage for thetj lnvelj
luxuries wis at its he-ghf. now looks unon
htr purchase as a neediest extravagance.
Alter ft istlng her eves upon Its baut!e-
tills, tieasurcd bit of finery was t.iterullv
wrapped In tissue paper and lai 1 awav In
i lavender-scented box until some sum
eientlj grind function ifiould demand is
rearpiarame s nothing short of a inag
unetnt wedding or a White House ret ep
tlmi was deemed wortln of such goigeoui
ai parel s 0f th- economical spirit han
ho' bin h fmall return for hri invrstmnt
sand-brown linen foi a siuniiiei Ianih-on.
as the siikpn pttticoit his fallen seven!
notches) in the tstim-tlon of JUIatli Fash
ion this season and her fair tlevotees hive
made haste tn don the lilm . hand-made
white creations tint aie quite fine and
dilntj enough to be worn on the out-ile
Huvlng co'tlv clothing ami then hoarding
It up Is a verv poo- pollcv in these tlavs
of lapul changes in il ings sirtori.il
ti it .t 1 1 i: iii:m:ij iii.
Newest hp IxiinlU Iteitiletl I pou
One Shi,. nl.
Foi tin- benefit of the Human who is going
to cioehet Inr ran bended bag it may 1 "
reliled that simp of the nevvtst of there
artie'es aie beaded onlv- upon one side, the
other heir,-of iiiocade Tlilisivtsa greit
tle.nl of work, foi onlv half of the bag need
be beided
Thc are making big fiat, -quale bags o
b-oeade and be idiug a pittcrn upon tnem
Acros the fitinl ot a big ,et bag of vel
lovvish gold -atln there was beaded a mono
gram iu sold leu!" with here and there a
pearl lit id set in The t lasp anil ch-iin
wtie of cold
FIMMt'PM; S.t.
MiiM.iiiMil-r Slichti, Ill-tin,.,.,) with
Wltlpped Cream tiiisUule- Dressing.
A saint! of pineaprle and c-lerv is sca
Eonib'e at the moment. To two cups of
slfedded pint ippl" add ore cup of chopped
eelerj and one weet red pepper cut into
din Ft i the dres-lng ue a iniionnaN'
cream dr,tsg which is ,)le ordlnar? ma
xonninise siightlv reduced with wHlppc,
cream Seive verv. ccld on lettuce nearrs
girnlshed witli nut in. at-, or It mat 7,e
strved Iu cup made of apples peeled nnd
'ctopcti out. or It m iv be packed In n rim'
mold, turned out on a platter II, ?en.r
pibd with bttuee heirt-.. and f,ent"
inged tint-hie the ring.
w MiiN. sin:i:i.sKIN Kl,,s
Hon lo -oflen Thviu Ii, ,ic P..r
tllxture of Soap it nil Ilornx.
JIake a strong sud- with white soap- to
each gallon of sutl-t add cne tabIesi11)(',rMi
of borax dlssolvtd in half H pint of boiling
water. When the suds is tepid put In the
rug and let It -oak for half an hour nr
more. Wit-h well. thn wash In a weaker
suds and rinse in cold water to which a
very little soap ha- been added. Press out
the water and harg th
rilir lo tha .,..!..
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m j. n.-ii it i- ...in ury run it between
tlie hands This will ulten it. oelw,eh
ii of TiLi.i:
Women Hair IJIscinerei, That ClillTon
Maj lie Wosbetl nml I'ressed.
A whole letler could be written on the
ue- of tulle.
Another on Its adversities.
The debutante prefers chiffon as a coming-out
frock, which Is a departure from
the good old dajs: but chiffon wasn't ln
xented then.
It duts not l.lt DIIY too loni- ft....
few clever women have discovered" that
t !
M,riKt
SvLrL' ," ;
"sfeli'
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9
One ni.1 s.i'l lilt f t"
Ili.it men id atfiir ,
ii lis- iniln .lin! . wl'iliieron pltn.su:' be-t or bii-inej-. I r.se those
in-di-Inis wl.ifli mis" t zc si.e iiitrsaSnni and tLe i Icive the inte-nil
orjri'is In a i.slip itcil luiiilitlnn. sj-.ip nT l'ij is i.ot b.nlt mi ('i)e
li"t-. II ; itsii,tiir.U.ait3eIli,',tbil.i itanse".,sHrtetianI 'tit njjtlicns
I'm1 mtrriul i r 'ins ami 1 m.o t.ieni in a lieallliv enndillnit.
It in n'fil oi a l.i5tie leiieilj tiie most et-elli rt lssjrtip of tlKs.tnii
wlieiai'vllilnlinirt tain .1 Iisili-t is it. nil! ed tl i Mle and sciei tiili 1 iu
la to tea alt :. io:i:;itt":it ii'ijslrl.'l .'.id not to r -nrf to llitisi andleltus
wliitli tl..iu to nir- ill n im.'r 1 1 tli-etws.
T!i' ..lifoiuij I njsvriipt i. ".as the lb.! In ma u'f irtun r I iwilie iemt.Ii
w!ni Ii vui: Id cive s..!i,ia(ilnii to :'!; . Ijs.ui'e width p'-j-irims toi.ld
stii-iiui .:.m1 one ln.'iid i'"t ti'iirti a ! to .wittier: Hi '! tmli it dies proli ilili
until all ntlierliittivPi i'JI i'ii.1 d. In j Hue il.-ee? tiiu-i.lti.ible tpni.tiHe. of
olil-time ratiiaitirs n-rl i.i ,i rn miit illoxs arc still sold, h.i! with (I'e !reiieral
dilTiisIiui of ku ivlftUe, .utot'ae bet mcu.'tinil .'i;ents. -vrup of 1 is has n
into genenl u-e wlllilhe welMiittiriued. beniiM it i a renifib of hi.n.w ral ie
anil i it r bent fit inl action.
Tlie fiiulitj of Sjrui) t f Fiss i due net tuilj lo I lie eittllent foiuliiii.-litui of
tin litative and irir.ii.rtite piintlidis of plants, kinmn to act most benefit lallv
on the svstew. vvith arrecablr nml letre-liinsr arnmatie luitiiili. but abo to tile
tircitiil lu-ihoil of lii.-n'llurMre. In order to it Ii si mill" anil its liei.i filial
ellirts o ie tumiM aiv.ajs note the full name of the t i.im, in Caliltiri'ii 11
Mnip Co. priuteil on the front of tverv pit La.tr.
m i be vvaslitd and pressrd, and look er
well afterwards
The In st i leaner- now take a chifinn
gown and restore it to a tertiin fresline
cue that maltts the gown wearable
But tulle once crushed is hopeb's it
d'ssolves while x ttu are wearing it. it t racks
where It has been folded, it crushe into
nothingness before tho orchestra p'avs
"Home. Sweet Home."
All of which shows tint it tikes a rich
girl to allow this extravagant e and not
mourn over t fche makes up her mind that
It Is to be Just a first Impression gown
The nchest girls aie now the most care
ful Few of them will even go in for chiffon.
It Is satin or silk, tint remuliis with nu
through the season, that thev choose. You
ma as well be out of the worl I as out
of fashion, so ever woman affects the
scarf and rosette of tulle, if nothing else.
That scarf is ubiquitous
it is worn with every blouse. It Is around
th whole collar, or above it It has a
nsette at the back or front, or both It is
ilwajs white wbn It isn't soiled
It is perish ible, co-tl. but it is vr
where. nn OF
Km P ire M.'ar.N ar
-pilnjr, cfi1!! tn nl
Ions fringr
I'lllllMUTV.
to be worn in the
of silk trimmed with
1 IITII-.U IHIIII-.ll lit UK lll'llll-Tllt Uir - - ! - -
Ing lhree-i in tiered hats geuerallv of vel-
Prnnrtli -rk--.m. r4 tlie. -.. -.-,.,- .- -B.1-
vei. irimmeui wun vvutois. oi mik oi
laige pearl eirmment -vjint times holding
plume.
Tho .-.-nn,.., rr. ,,t .... ii. i , .
Ing gowns, althouch thev mav be the nit
- ... ' -.....-..- ....- .. ,.....-.. .... .....
delicate and tl lint" stuffs A nnignlticent
dinner gown has a icket with po-qliiou of
white lace over gren with skiit or wlii'e
panne, embioidetnl with a peacock ilt-lgn
The contrast between moire and the id ilu
taffeta i- -inguiarlv effective, whether one
r the otrei be the foundation, ami hvi pe.1-
tnglv -nijit lo-tumea are tlie result
Klaboratt vokei and sleve and skirt
band- are the rule, and in -ome ivs there
Is a iletoiatlon in joke effet t on the top of
the sjrt which nift ts and coire-poirs
with a trimming around the lovvei part of
the 1 odict This givts a piinttx-e effet t
wliiili is most beeoming
m:i:n in hii: siiois.
For evening wr.ipu the toat shipe is
much more fashionable thin the cloak
Costumes of tltrk dahlia red trimmed hi
black are qultp populai.
Bisket w;ves in Hr;lit-vveight woolens
aie to hive n -peclil veg.ie thH spring.
Most cftectlve figure- lor summer si,irt
vaist are m ide In a new sv,ft finish t)m
does nw.i witli the old-time objection to
their weight and stiffness
LIMIT ON GRAZING LEASES.
l'mih'oi'.s for Twche Months on
l.l! 0 A i-i i Tiacl-of Land.
i:i Item.. Ok Feb 21 -The Depai tmeut
"f ?" 1'"''r,".h,'- uirrcted the Sup, riljor
ot the I tnes- Bpserves In the Kiovv i and
Comanclie counlrj to base the land for
gi.i7ing ci a tei;n not exceeding twelve
month-, and tn limit each franchl.e lo 1 r
Th. re aie JT Bfd acres in the iccrw and
tin- action on the part of the Interior I'e
putment will be a rehef to the big -toe'e-men.
who are novv trovded out of their
o'd grazing I mils bj the homestc id. i-. who
are fencing .mil improving their cl ilins. In
a few more vean big htr.K of cattle will
be things of the past In Oklahoma
CLAIMED TO BE 112 YEARS OLD.
A lie Hill Found l)v:ti on His Cot
a I City Hospital.
Abe Hill, a negro, who claimed to be 112
veirs old. was found tie id on lis cot at
the City Hospltul ve-terdav morning. Hill
was taken tj the hospit il Mav S ItK) and
worked at the building 'I'veral month".
men win ii. rim. i)
is ni:n.
Large rinj Contractor of
Ilnrtl
Xni-V" llnrliiK tlvll Wnr
Cincinn iti, O Teh 21 Blehard B Field
tiieit here to-dav in Ills ninttltli veu. Mr.
fiM.i .. o .. r .i ., , . 1
I icld was one of Cincinnati 1 pioneer bjsi- '
l.e-s men. h.lvlnir been .ietli.lv- in llo. Int.
Ing business fiom 1SI7 until lxjs Durlrg the
Civil War ho was a large contractor toi
"hard tack" He was the 1 !-t survivor of
Ihe founders of the Unitarian Chur'li in
this clt.
Ileeliim!ttor Conlesl N Innerx.
KEPLMILIV SI'KUI VL.
Central! 1. 3Io ,"Kcl. 21 ITie intertill de
clamatory contest between .Moberlv, Mont
gon trv city and CT.ntralU vva- 1 unlisted
at the Ootra-honse ri.r, t.wi.o.l.. Tl...
ounjf ladies' m"dal vns won bv Miss" Laura
Harris, tentraiia, and .Mr. .Manlev Hud
son cf Jlo-itgomerj CItv von tne vounir
Rtntlemen s medal. The judges were Miss
Mattle Shea. 3IexIco; 1'rofts.or Green,
Sturgeon. Jin. and Profeor christian.
Tarls.- Jlo. The Jloberly Orchestra fui
nisbctl t p mu-ie.
Cattle Issorlotlons (o llerce
Guthrie. Ok... Feb 21 The Uxeuitivc
Committee of tne Cattlemen s! A--cU.tions
of Oklahoma anil the Panhandle of Tex is
xv ill meet here In .March to merge inder
the name of the Southwestern Cattle Grow
ers' Asoclaticn. which will then be th; lar
gest organization of cattle interests In the
world.
.luntlrr amy Ik Better.
Washington. Feb. 21 Justice Gray cf the
Supreme Court of the United States, who
Is suffering from a stroke of pararjsis. is
better to-da than he hap been sincn 'the
Stroke occurred, but !. still cere serlonslv
lndlsiiosed. He rested well Uat uLjhU
- '..hV',
ami li-It everv Iiiuti !.nd en rvvvlicie will f.ui.
wlm .ir v.t!l i-it'o-n -!. !i tve n-iti-er Hie lir.
To Youi Housekeepers
Start
GR.DER. Ns
McKiimey's Bhie Ribbon Bread ;
WILL DO WASHINGTON HONORS. !
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Nills OI Allll'I lc.llt Revolution Will
Vlelu-.ite With Kaiupift.
Til. -Mwfxirt l....lu. l? ... .. .. . .
. "" ""-"' ""- oi hi- it-vim
- i " ..".u ii animal nusine'
; ti.ir. ..Ill V.. .1.1 t, ... ..
ineetim-
intl election at the Southern Hotel at 1
o'cleci. this aft.rno-in Bishop Tuttle will
preside. In the evening the annual dinner
will be given At this furcllon bronze
medals will be aw.uded to three High
School pupils of Missouri, who were victor-
. '" ,n," competition for the three be-l sit
i ' " ribjects jert.iluing to tie Itevalutltiii
t Sllfll'll -n-l j ! n.a. 1. ...... .
-...... illumine me us i sre lc . ,i
mtmorative of the lilrtb of George Washing
ton, which are given b the sotietv on tlie
biiinlav neaie-t hi- blrthdav. will be held
in St IVtei's Kpiscopal Church. Undell
.ouleard and Spring avenue. Bishop Tuttle
will nniilite assisted by the Beverend
I'tTife I? Jlillei
m." iSUl st'" of "" i-r iot at the services
will be members of the Sin- of the Amer
ican ltevolutlon, the Missouri Commanderv
or the .Mllitarv Ortler of the I.oval Legion.
Mi-.ourl Socletv of the CiIoni.il Wars
V''";ht.rs of the Annrican Bevohitinn!
hlldren of the American ltevolutlon ami
"Ulcers of tilt United state- Ami' ml
Navs The sermon will be pre iched bv the
Itevertnd William Short, pastor of St
Peter's Church
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.
Sewn Xrw .Measures; IniiodiKCd in
Ilou-e ot Delegate-,.
The supplemental appropriation bill was
sent to engrossment last evening in til
House or Deltgites The lull authorizing
construction of sewers In Blackstone ave
nue -ewer dMrict Xo . the bill providing
for anpoli'tmnt of a in ister mechanic In
the Fne Depirlment. and the bill rcqulrlna
certain l.re-protcctlon ipparatus m the
attrs. wtie passed
The bill authorizinir emnlnvment r ..l.n.
I tionil inspectors and el.rks bj the Com-
iiii-sioii.T oi i-uiiiit liiuiiiiugs. was reenm
mittd It will le anieniltil -o as (o makff
onlv- men eligible to tie position-.
The following Mils, appropriating funds
to pa- dtmagry for nllev openings were
read tlie hrst time: Alley In citv block 1"1T.
M.1S9. all' iu cits block 21S1. ?Ti,2. alley In
cit block 1Mb $12; alley in city block 21S1X.
VBt. allcv in cite block -UnT. SKS siJ: allev- in
city block 1MB. ir,iu antl alio in cit block
I). V. It. Celelir.'Kion
nt Hunker Hill.
Ill- I'l'RMf MTV! U-
Bunker Hill. IP -Feb 21 The Daughter
of the American ltevolutlon, local chapter
Xellie Custjs veil" hold a celebration ot
Washington's Birthday to-morrow All the
tliugliters will be attired In Colonial cos
tumes. Ilotli l.i'si Crushed I15- Curs.
ccrcni.tt- ihc-ib
Ho-.Ie. Ark.. Feb 21 -List night Kbb Itas
dun. residing near Hart'v Ark in attempt-
,nc lo "oarti 1 northbound Iron Jlnunt tin
freight train here fell beneath the cars.
Both legs were crushed
UMFORD
BAICI
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Makes Light, Delicate Cake,
and Rich, Flaky Crust.
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-ABSOLUTELY PUR.E.
CHICHEJTEn't. CriCLISH
ummmi pslls
rvllBnnlnlR
is IMi.r.M rrl.rs MU. 10,000 T.tl-
!!. R.1 1 .11 Dn rrlita B.ailon tbl. pcs.
Clehc.ler C Uf ulrul Cm.. VJ.Jlio. -mj.. PKILA, FA.
ITS WORK IS FOR CHARITY
l'resideiii Sh.tjiiio Exlain,s Posi
tion of Hehiew Charity Socieh.
Piesldent if. Shapiro ot the Yours 3Jen'i
Hebrew Chant Society stated xesterday
til it tilt societ is going ahead selling tick
ets and making arrangemtnt- for the bill
to be given for the benefit of the Jewish
poor on March 11.
Mr. Shapiro sajs the Young 3Ien He
brew Ch iritv Socletv h i been organized
four J ears, and that its members are yeuing
Rus-ians, who are not sati-fied with tho
way chanty Ins been dl-pen-ed to person"
cf their nationality in St. Louis. The cir
cular is-ued bj Jlosei Fraley. president of
the United Jewish Chirltable and Educa
tional As-oclatlon. on Thursday. Mr. Shap
iro savs, doc tlie Young "Men's Hebrew
Charity Society much injustice, and lib s0
c iety considers it? existence necessary, and
will continue to do its work in the same
inTnner as it has In the part.
The ball will bo given at Fraternal Hall.
Kleventh street and Franklin avenue, and
31 r. Shapiro sajs the outlook for success I?
ery bright.
TIPTON DEMOCRATS AWAKE.
Moniteau Will Give Party " Ma
jority. A. X. Clark &ns.
Close majorities! of recent 5 ears have
given the Bepublicans some hope of stices")
in 3IonIteau County, but according to A. X.
Clark of Tipton, who is one of the oldest
workers In the partv here, they will not be
able to elect their ticket this jcar. or come
anv where near it.
Mr. Clnrk was for nine xeari City JHr
s nl of Tipton, and this jear he is think
ing of becoming a tandl late for the Tvgli
lature. He savs; the Democrati will trv to
roll p a lir-er majority than ever In
Jlonitcnu County this fail.
FotiTlaliimrnt for Itenellt of Boers.
J.I I c l.l.ic .-1-L.CI.VU
Trenton, III.. Feb 2l.-The ciliz-ns
Highland aie making extensive prep
tion- for an entertainment to be givcri
nun cii in- tne nenetit nf th -ul
noneomiaiant Boer- in South Afrlc5 It
win i.iKe piace itiinia night. Jl.tnh I. In
the Turner Hall. The programme onsl-11
of literarj and musical features.
Neir It 11 i-r b nt Bunker Hill III
UKfumjcHi-ncfAi.
Bunker Hill III. Keb. 2i.-The Christlm
Cliurch of Bunker Hill l.j- ,,,rh.....i . t
J liable lot ami will in the near future' erect
j an elegant ami modt rn church building.
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FCKjS arI i.tA mi Hfbotw -rjl-iwlrttlntf-iHNMi.
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f9! 7LP tltntluR lmltt1. Bo f Jfr
I iD jr-atiii, or -u 1 -it. iu -"inufi for Purtfetuitr.
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