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THEANACONDA STANDARD..JffJNPAV MORHINQ, MARCH 19,
Thesocial world.
ONETHING AND ANOTHER WHICH SOCIETY PEO^^PLE LIKE TO TALK ABOUT
VERYHODVwished that ha was an^Irishman last week. There U no^n-rnj happier beine in the world than an^Irishman on St. Patrick's day. He beams^all over. The trials and tribulation* of^his native isle are forgotten fort lie mo^^ment in heartfelt Joy over bis recollect ions^of the patron saint of his island home.^And then green is such a cheerful color.^It brightens the whole landsca|io and^makes the onlooker forget the mud and^slush that are proverbial on St. Patrick's^day. And so it is that outsiders wish^that they ware all Irishmen. The sight of^their happy faces on Friday was enough^to dispel a whole year of blue*. Real^shamrock, too, was comparatively plenti^^ful this year, some thoughtful friends in^Ireland having forwarded it in time to^reach here before the day that was cele^^brated. Anaconda's enthusiasts Joined^heartily in the Butte celebration, and have^been straggling home for the nasi -t hours.^They had a good time.
MissItessic Kirkpstrick, of Butte, is the^guest of Mrs. Marcus Daly.
JudgeU. i. Tallant, of Great Falls,^spent the latter part of the week at the^Montana.
P.(iogarty, of Missoula, will in the^near future become a resident of Ana^^conda.
MissMay Sullivan, of Butte, passed the^week as the guest of Dr. and Mrs.^Stephens.
Mrs.J. ('. C. Thornton is in- Anaconda^the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William M.^Thornton.
ThomasMatlics* of Butte was at the^Montaua during the latter part of the^week.
J.A. Muslin was in this city yesterday.
Judge(i. B. Winston spent u pari of the^week in Helena.
Mrs.C. H. Eggleston with her little son,^Charles, started yesterday for New York,^where they will spend several months.
J.M. Kennedy of Boise, Idaho, is visit^^ing his family in this city.
S.S. Raymond visited Butto last Thurs^^day.
Themembers of the Koot Boomi will^meet to-morrow afternoon with Mrs. J. B.^Ourston.
MissDouglas returned last Sunday from^Deer Lodge, where she bad spent a few^days.
K.de B. Smith of Butte passed a part of^the week at the Montana.
Mr.and Mrs. W. A. Kelly left Anaconda^last Thursday to go to Butte, where they^expect to remain.
Mr.and Mrs. W. 11. Sanders of Butte^passed a part of the week in this city.
P.J. Shields of Great Falls was regis^^tered at the Montana last Thursday.
YoalrrdayW. J. Met'on net I went to^Hamilton where he v. Ill remain for some^time.
RichardKunkle of Butto is at the Mon^^tana.
H.W. Hi son started last Thursday on^an extended business trip.
MarcusDaly went to Butte on Friday to^attend tho celebration of St. 1'atrick's^day.
L.G. Smith returned lust Wednesday^from a visit with friends and relatives in^Illinois.
W.B. Webb of Butte was in Anaconda^last Monday.
S.B. Calderbead of Butte was registered^at the Montana yesterday.
Theladies of St. Mark's guild will meet^on Thursday afternoon at the homo of^Mrs. L. U. Leonard.
Mrs.L. G. Smith returned from Butte,^having spent several days at the McDnr-^mott the guest of Mrs. Dr. Sbulti.
J.J. Hammill, well known in Anaconda,^returned to this city last Thursday, after^an extended eastern trip.
Mr.and Mrs. C. M. Crutrhlleld of Mis-^souls ^topped at the Montana last Thurs^^day to rest for a few hours before continu^^ing their Journey to Missoula.
MissEvans of Mill Crock is at the Mon^^tana, where she will for some months^spend most of her nine.
Messrs.Jacoby. O'Brien, Walsh.Twoliy,^Tighe and Dr. S|m^iman celebrated St. Pat^^rick's day in Butte.
Or.E. D. Leavitt of Butto was at the^Montana last Wednesday.
BishopBrewer will hold services in St.^Mark's church Monday evening at 7:.H).
Generaland Mrs. Warren are passing^the day in Anaconda.
J.Mac Farlane came from Butte last^evening to s|^end Sunday at the Montana.
BUSTLINGBUTTE.
Beenteat Dees not Altogether Deadea^koelal Life.
BlTTF,March 1H.^There is the usual^Lenten dearth of events in society and the^occurrences in the social circle have been^very few. Even |iersonals are scarce,^there being fewer of Butte's people going^out of town this winter and spring than^ever before. This is probably because^many havo plaiiucd trips lo the world's^fair during the summer.
Mrs.O. K. I/ew is has returned from Salt^Lake, and is .vcompnniod by her sister,^Miss MM! W ulkd .
Mr.and Mrs. diaries S. Warren a ll!^leave for ( hirugo next mouth to l^ gone^several mouths.
BishopBrewer arrived in to^n this^evening, and will hold continuation ser^^vices in tho hpiscopai rhurch Sunday^evening.
Mrs.Linsley of Mill t reek will visit^Mrs. W. R. Ken^on for a woek beginning^Monday.
MajorDawson gsve a pleasant Imx^party Thursday evening at t lie closing en^^gagement of Katie Putnam. The party^included Mr. and Mrs. Dawson. Miss Mc-^Both. Miss Casey and Mr. lleinxe.
W.A. Clark and William MeDcruintt^left for the east last Friday.
Thedances were all largely attended^Friday evening.
Theengagement is announced of Miss^Carrie Jacobs to Mr. liirscliberg of Cho-^teau. Mr. Hirachberg, who has been in^the city for several days, will leuve for^.Choteau Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs. Sands were in the city^from Helena the past week.
Mrs.Sharp left on Wednesday for Cali^^fornia, called by the illuess of her sister-^in-law.
Mr.and Mrs. Charles (ioddard gave a^drive whist party Tuesday evening at their
homeon Broadway. Those present were:^Misses Nellie Owsley, Maggie Wyaft. Mr.^and Mrs. Jessie Watbey. Mr. and Mrs.^A. H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Fayrain. Mr.^and Mrs. Hauswirth, Mr. and Mrs. Butler^and Messrs. A. E. Jones, Hardcastle,^Bryan, Owsley, A. Hauswirth and It. J.^Talliafera. Mr. and Mrs. Goddard are^excellent entertainers and every one^present had a thoroughly good time.
MissCrutcbfleld passed through Butle^Wednesday on her way to her home in^Virginia.
Mrs.Ed Luxton is visiting friend* in^Avon, Mont.
Mrs.Dan Ryan of Philipsburg is visit^^ing relatives in Walkerville.
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Vapparil, have left^for Chicago on an extended visit.
KatiePutnam and ber husband, Harry^Emery, were entertained at dinner Thurs^^day by Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ball.
FrankG. Lemeon, the popular president^of the Oro Plata club, loft for the Kast to^^day.
Mrs.Stevenson of Missoula, who has^been visiting Mrs. J. C. C. Thornton of^this city, left for home to-day.
Mr.Bart ley of the Great Falls A Cana^^dian railway spent Sunday and Monday^in Butte.
MISSOULA'SMINQLINUS.
Goingsand Comings of lbs People or ths^I nlverslty City.
Missoii.a, March In.^Society in tho^Garden City made a little spurt this week^and braved the consequences of openly^engaging in a dancing party in the middle^of Lent, but then there was a good and^sufficient oxcuso for this desperate under^^taking, for two of the most charming of^tho many young ladies who have graced^the Vnivesity City with their presence dur^^ing the past winter are about to take their^departure for their homes in the far East,^and Missoula's reputation for hospitality^had to be sustained, no matter at what^coat. It was shocking and, undoubtedly,^very, very wicked, but the application of^another handful of ashes and a more^faithful devotio.i to the proverbial sack^^cloth during the remainder of the 40 days^will probably square matters for these en^^thusiastic voung people. The diversion^referred to was a cotillion given by the^Vivant club, Missoula's s^ el lest social^organisation, on Tuesday evening, and^which, by tho way, was announced as the^last function of the kind lobe given under^the auspices of this club. The^princ(|iel guests of the club on^this occasion were the Misses West,^and Crutcbfleld who wero leaving for the^east on the following day. The dancing^room at the Realty block was tastefully^and handsomely decorated and all the^numerous details bad been cared for In a^most becoming manner. Handsome favors^were distributed during the geriuan and a^most enjoyable time was had by all who^'were fortunate in iMu-tieiputitig- in the af^^fair. In addition to the club's special^guests the following ladles and gentlemen^were present: Mr. and Mrs. '1 bos. C. Mar^^shall, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lister. Mr. and^Mrs. a Haskell, Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills,^Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Winstanlcy, Mrs. Geo.^F. Brooks. The Misses Bickfonl, Reeves,^Wonlen, Kuowles, Power and Messrs.^Low, Hall, McCullorh. F. Hogart, Ido,^Markcll, Blair and Dr. G. P. Mills.
TheTreble Clef, a local organisation,^coni|waed of the ablest musical talent in^the city will give an entertainment at K.^of P. ball this, i Sat unlay ^, evening being^assisted by Prof. Jno. Stahrl, a lither^play er of considerable ability. The Treble^Chef Is the only organisation of the kind^in the state, and already enjoys a large^and enthusiastic membership from among^the music loving people of the university^city. Tho following programme is an.^nouueed for this evening's entertainment:^MM i.
thonif, ^Oh, Happy Fair''
.11)W ticlllelil
1Mbfief.
ZitherKolo|^rof. John Htahrl
VocalKnln. m-leetedMrs. II. Minus
I'lsnoHolnMrs. Ilovil
VocalDuelairs. Power suit Mt^^ Tower
Zithert*oloProf. John Stshrl
MMIk
guartette,^Lovely Night^
MestlatuesHamilton, Power, Collins and^llliiglns.
ZitherSoloProf. Joliu Stahrl
\is'ul SoloMrs. L M. Iliugiut
I'uuiotvolo, ^Tarantella^Heller
Mis*HiIIiiihiiU'I.
ZitherHo toTrof. John stahrl
Chorus,^Beaiitirul Violet^, liv carl P. Iiiecko^Treble fief.
Afterthree years retirement from the^stage llerr Daniel E. Mandinaim. the emi^^nent tragedian, will make Ida api^earance^nt the Bennett opera house this evening,^in an entertainment gotten up for the ben-^ellt of the Sisters of Charity ol this city,^for which occasion the /allowing pro^^gramme lias been arranged;
I'ARTi.
FiigeneAronTom HimhI
Orationof Mare Antony (Julius faesar) ...
bhakes|iearn
Msrytireen.,Teuiivsou
Mesasfrom Henry IV. I'l-'alttafl) .Shakc-pi ani
TheUrauiluioihrrTruuvum
HamletHbakrsi^esre
I'VHIII,
scenesami A'-t^ from ^The Merchant of Venice
Dr.Robert Coilyer of the Brooklyn Tab^^ernacle congregation will lecture at the^Presbyterian church in this city on next^Monday evening, on the old, but still very^debatable, subject, ^Is Marriage a Fail^^ure ^^ The gifted doctor Is said to handle^this subject in a most able manner, and^the occasion should be appropriate for the^attention of Missoula's many marriage^blc young men.
Hon.C. M. Crutcbfleld and wife, accom^^panied by the Misses lone Crutch Held and^Amelia West, departed for the east ou^Thursday morning last. Mr. and Mrs.^CruteliAeld for an extended visit to Chi^^cago. New York. Washington mid other^eastern cities. Miss Crutchtleld returning^to her boms at Richmond, Vs., after sev ^^eral months' visit with relatives and^friends in Missoula and Butte, while Miss^West goes to Kansas City, where she will^remain some lime us the guest of her sis^^ter. The young ladies leave behind thorn^a host of friends and admirers who greatly^regret their departure.
CaptainAndrews, wife and family, of^tho Fort, departed ou Tuesday for Wash^^ington, D. C, w hich city they had intended^making their future home, but the order^from the general war department calling^tho captain to Washington has been re^^voked, and they will immediately return^to this city and resume their residence at^Fort Missoula.
Theannual ball and banquet of t lie Or^^der of Railway Trainmen at K. of P. hall,^on St. Patrick's evening, was largely at
tendedand a most enjoyable affair. Dsj^ball had been artistically decorated fowThe^occasion, and the music, funUabod he^Race's full orchestra, was exceptionally
fine.
MiesM. H. Evans of Deer Lodge spent a^few days during the woek in the Garden^City, as the guest of ber sister, Mrs. J. W.^Lister, and left Friday evening for Horse^Plains, at which delightful suburban^watering resort she will probably rngeggq^for so mo months.
W.S. Crawford, formerly manager of^the Standard bureau in the ^iiy, end^lately connected with the Boise Unit and^Statesman, passed through Missoula on^Monday last, bound for Cleveland, Ohio,^at which point be will engage in busii^with bis father. Mr. Crawford was^compantod by bis bride, nee Mist^Stewart.
A.B. Ferguson returned on Monday^from a week's visit to Spokane and the^Flathead country.
ThomasS. Jones left on Tuesday's over^^land for a two or three weeks' tour among^the Pacific coast cities.
MarcusDaly spent Saturday and part^of Sunday last In the Garden City with bis^numerous friends.
Mr.and Mrs. M. Ruddy of Munson are^visitors in Missoula.
FrankP. Dolan. Wm. Dolan and Aaron^Costlier of Hamilton, after sojourning In^tho I'niversity City for some days, loft^Friday night for Kaslo, It. ('., and the Slo-^ean mining district, on an extensive pros^^pecting tour.
MajorPeter Konan of the Flathead In^^dian agency has returned from the warm^springs ut Boulder, much improved in^health.
Mrs.Carrie Stephens has gono to Butte,^and w ill remain in tho Smoky City for^some days as tho guest of her friend, Mrs.^J. C. C. Thornton.
Mr.and Mrs. Win. Brennnn of Hamil^^ton nre visiting friends in Missoula.
StaleAuditor A. B. Cook has returned^from a short business trip to Spokane,^und leaves to day for bis homo at the tem^^porary' capital. |
W.C.Murphy of the Montana Commer^^cial company has gone cast on an exten^^sive trip. Mrs. Murphy has returned from^Butte, accompanied by Mrs. Judge W. 1.^Lippincott, who will remain, as her guest,^for several days.
MissFlorence Mulligan and her sister^have returned from a pleasure trip to^Seattle, Tacoma and other coast chins.
B.E. Bradley, the genial manager of the^IIettcrn Democrat, has returned from a^throe weeks' visit to his old home at^Holden, Missouri.
WilliamToole, of the Bitter Root'- De^^velopment company, Hamilton, spent a^portion of Wednesday last with his many^frionds in Missoula.
Dr.Dade and wife, of the Flatboad^agency, were the guests of friends In the^Garden City on Friday of this week.
DOWNIN DEER
LODGE.
County
Whattho Young People of tho^Seat Have Hern Dolag.
Illi t: Loimii, March Is. The young^ladies and gentlemen of the town^met at the home of William Cole^^man last Tuesday evening and went to^West Deer l.odgo to tho residence of^James B. McMuster, taking the family by^complete surprise. Mrs. McMastcr as^usual was prepared for the occasion and tson will^treated them royally. Games were played^by some, while others danced. All united^however, in the supper, and pronounced^it delicious. Those In attendance were:^Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman, Mrs. H.^G. Valiton, Mr., Mrs. and Miss MoFar-^luntl, Mrs. House, Mr. snd Mrs. MeMullen,^Misses Alma Menard, Minnie and Chris^^tina Miller, Cornelia and Evelina Van^Gundy, Messrs. Emel Hansen, Lou^Turner, Will Tishee, Hart Dumber, H. A.^McPherson, J. P. Mitchell. M. Migneray,^W. E. and L. J. Coleman, R. B. Maxwell^and Frank Quiniby.
TheIndies of the Christian Church, with^the assistance of some of the best dram^^atic talent in Deer Lodge, are preparing a^drama for presentation at CottollWood^Hall on Friday evening March Ma Tho^name of the play and caste of characters^w ill be given later.
Somaof the young gentlemen of Deer^Lodge, it is said, are thinking of getting^n class of young |^copla to take^up the study of French.
Mr.Lear, of Knox rounty* Mo., brother^of Ben Lear, has arrived in Deer Lodge.
T.F. Ward left Saturday last for Kan^^sas City. Mo., where ho was called on bus^^iness, after which, he will visit his mother^in St. Marys. Kan.
I'x-Covci iior J. K. Toole and JiidgeCole^were in the city Wednesday last.
Mr.and Mrs. Lewi* Bradshaw recently^returned from their old home in Missouri,^w here they have been spending tho winter.
S.J. Estell of Tipton. Mo., a nephew of^the late James F-stell. Just arrived and is^the guest of Mrs. Jnines Estell.
Mrs.N. J. Blelenberg and little Claude^returned Inst week from their protracted^visit in the Kast.
M.MeCormlck of Helmville visited our^tow n a few days of last week.
MissKlla Galbraith leaves next Monday^for Colville, Washington, where her^father. Judge Galbraith, lives. Miss Ella^lias many friends in Door Lodge vvbo re^^gret to see her go, since sho may make^that he permanent home.
AlbertMoog camedow n from Butte last^Sunday on a visit to old friends.
MissBessie Bobbins of Deer I ^1gs went^to Anaconda last week to see Katie Put^^nam, and w ill visit several dej i w ith her^sister in that city.
WilliamWallace and DMsFM Dingwall^of New Chicago were iii the euj last Mon^^day on business.
Col,W. W. Botkin leaves next Saturday^for Milwaukee.
Mrs.Vbbie W. Wilkinson, i- ipcrintetid.^ent of public schools of the new i ounty of^tiranitc, is a guest in Dear i .^ifc.u this^week.
MissCora liana of Little lllaekfoot was^in the city this week ou her v ay to Sheri^^dan county, Wyoming. ^hero she will^spend some time with her sister.
MissMargsret Wolfe stopixsl in Doer^I .oi'ge for a v isit with Mends lii re on her^way troin Anaconda to t.rjline. she |N ^^guest at the Lot'.is club and has Locn se^^riously sick since her arrival.
Mrs.Birdseye is up from Avon on a visit^to friends in the^*ity.
Hon.J. F. Ilraselton visited Butto last^Monday on official business.
MissLmma Davis of lllackiooi ( ity was^ill the city last Monday.
WarrenEvans contemplates moving his^family to Philipsburg.
MissInez Elliot his been visiting^Deer L.slg.- tho |^ast week the guest of the
MissesDion
Mr.and Mrs. John Hart Williams en^tcrtaiued a number of Meant to dinner
lostMonday. Those invited were: Mr.^and Mrs. Will Hanlenbrook, Mr. and^Mrs. W. H. Trippot, Prof. J. M. Simpson^and wife. Mrs. Jos McDonald, Dr. and^Mrs. J. H. Owing*, Mrs. L. E. Irvine and^Mrs. Ed Scbarnikow. A delightful dinner^was served at 6 o'clock.
JamesH. Mills, commissioner of labor^and agriculture, spent Saturday and Suns^day at home.
Assessor D. B. Harts spent Sunday with^Ids family in Granite. He expects to move^his family over to Deer Lodge very soon.
Thegirls in the High school were in^^vited to spend Saturday afternoon to^^gether at the home of Mrs. J. H. Will^^iams. It is nssdless to say they had a
goodtime.
BOZEMAN'SBOYS AND BELLES.
TboyHave Beoa Having a Jolly Time^fur a Week.^Bozf.man. Marsh 17.-A moat delightful^surprise party was tendered Miss Jennie^Cox at tho borne of the Misses Branden^^burg on last Wednesday evening. Miss^Cox is about to return to her Michigan^home, and bar many friends desired to^show their regret at her departure by thus^meeting to wish bar god speed on nor^Journey homeward. The evening was^most en Jo) ably passed In games and^music and in partaking of toe dainty re^^freshments which were served at a late^hour.
OnFriday evening a roost pleasant ob^^servation party was given by Mr and Mrs.^S. C. Kenyon, at their cosy home, to a^Urge number of friends. The evening^passed aU too speedily in playing the game^for which the party was named, and many^others. Refreshments wore served in the^latter part of the evening.
ManagerSutton of the Hotel Boseman^spent a portion of the week in Helena vis^^iting his wife and child.
Dr.C. H. Plummer spent the week in the^Yellowstone country.
J.W. Kirsehner left for Chicago last^Monday evening to purchase clothing,^Issits and shoes for that department of^the Deuepe-Orerhouse company, of which^lie has charge.
S.C. Eckenbeck of the Boseman Mer^^cantile company returned from bis trip to^Chicago last Monday morning.
Rev.A. Wormser, who has been absent^from Boseman for about two mouths on a^Journey to Holland, returned home last^Monday. He was accompanied by two^young gentlemen from that country, who^expect to locate permanently in the val^^ley.
Messrs.McKee, Pease, Thresher and
Cockerillof the Forum debating society^leave for Cottonwood to-night for the pur^^pose of holding a Joint debate with the so^^ciety at that place.
A.R. Gardner, son of E. M. Gardner of^this city, who has been attending the Bal^^timore College of Surgery, arrived home^last Friday morning, and will spend his^vacation visiting his relatives in this^place, after which be will again resume^bis collegiate course.
C.C. Fuller, who Is traveling In the^interests of the Boieman Milling com^^pany, spent last Sunday in Boieman.
TheWoman's Relief Corps gave a re^^ception in honor of the G. A. R. on last^Friday evening.
M.M. Ferguson has returned from^bis visit to Tennessee.^The many friends of Mrs. Belle liaun-^bd pleased to learn that she is^now convalescent and will soon be able to^he around once more.
WalterCooper left Wednesday on a^visit to some mines in which he is inter^^ested.
T.Neves, the barber, who has been^confined to his room for nearly two weeks^with a severe|sttaek of la grippe, has again^resumed his customary duties.
Mrs.L. L. Willson is again confined at^home with a severe attack of la grippe-^Thursday night at a regular meeting of^the K. of P. lodge the members wero most^pleasantly surprised by the arrival of their^wives at about ten o'clock who brought^with them a sumptuous lunch of a most^delicious charaeter.
Mr.and Mrs. M. F. Trask of Billings^were visitors In Boieman on Thursday.
SenatorCardwell of Jefferson county^spent Thursday and Friday In Boseman.
W.K. Phillips, the insurance manipu^^lator of Belena, was here a portion of the^week in the Interest of the company be^represents.
MissI.elah Bollard and Miss Mary Me-^Evily of Helena are expected in tow u this^evening.
Mrs.Dr. Parker and two little children,^of Jefferson, stopped over in Boseman^Thursday night, and took the train Friday^evening for the east.
Mrs.Dr. Averill of Butte, who has been^stopping at the Boieman for the past^three weeks, left Friday night for Livings;^ton, where she will Join her husband.
Mrs.S. Swetland came up from Man^^hattan Thursday, and will remain ^ guest^at the Hotel Boseman for a week.
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Isthe price of a dross pattern ^,fTcred by^Courtenay, Case A Gravelle Co., made up^of f oboiirg and changeable silk. Take a^look at the combination.
ThsLatest
Stylesof sprins wraps at Courtenay, Case^A Gravelle Co's.
ThereIs no place at all to compete with^M. J. Connell's for silks and dress goods,^sateens or white goods, ginghams or call'^coos. They havo a very strong and dur^^able A uvergue serge, 48 Inches wide, for^cents a yard, that is very useful for^w rappors and house dresses.
Sixyards or SK-inch. old style English^('ohourg snd 1 % yards brocaded or change^^able silk. i. most suitable combination for^a dress pattern, ought lo lie worth more^than f-.TO. yet Courtenay, Case 4 Gravelle^to. offer you Just that much.
Ladies'tine French kid button shoos,^hsnd turned, opera toes and wide toes^high or common sense heels, worth M a^pair, but selling at M.J. Connell's for fitti^a pair. [
Dressgingluim in pretty designs and of^^god quality at M.J. Connell's on Mon^^day and Tuesday for in cents a yard^White shaker flannel for 5 cents a % anl.
Only.'^.^^^'.'^^^ of the world's fairsouvenir^coins will be Issued. This will not be^enough to supply one-tenth of the de^^mand. If you wish lo secure ono write to^the Stamiaiiii at once and send Jlu for a^^car's subscription in advance.
Freshra neh eggs, creamery butter and^home-made bread at Dan Tower's new^Southern hotel. Meals IS cents.
(o to the .Southern hotel for^cent meal, served in good style.
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Dr.^.melius, dentist.^Drug Co- 's store.
officeover Smith
VARIEDAS THE STIRS!
SPRINGSTYLES
-IN-
Ladies'and Misses' Wraps^and Costumes.
HighNovelties from Paris, Berlin, London and^New York. Outing Suits, Tailor Made Suits, Eton^Suits, Blazer Suits, Bolero Suits, Misses' and Chil^^dren's Suits, China Silk Tea Gowns, Cashmere Tea^Gowns, Henrietta Tea Gowns, Challie, Sateen, Ging^^ham and Calico Wrappers.
HANDSOME,. FETCHING, j^IRRESISTIBLE.
Wraps,Empire Gapes, and Jackets
Inan assortment of colors, lengths,^designs and styles as
VARIEDAS THE STARS.
NewestEffects in Waists.
Thisis to be a great season for Waists, and we have^them in China Silk, Plaids, Polka Dots, Plain^Colors, Ginghams, Sateens, Percales.
Latestand most striking novelties in
Bolero,Figaro and Zouave Jackets.
SummerSkirts,
SateenSkirts,
SilkSkirts.
Ladies'and Misses' Underwear
Innew, fresh goods and at the^Very Lowest Prices.
Infants'Outfitting Department
Wehave given this department especial attention-^Don't fail to see our Children's Umpire and Columbus^Gingham Dresses. Children's Guimps with Puff Lawn^Sleeves. i
Aswe have in our better goods only one wrap or^costume of a style, we suggest that you call as early as^possible to secure a choice.
REMEMBER,
Wedo not ask you to buy; but come and look, and^bring your friends with you.
MJ.ConnellCo