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tempt at orfpnal poetry. Tie walks on tiptoe,
anil looks Us though ne hau Just passeo eoon@
ter:elt BILL or stranglcd oapy'
Now TINT Arthur Sulliyan has declared that |
stPiNafore' is not played Us he wrote II, some
one will doubtless obtain. copy ol us sS9.e,
and we shall have to 60 throuen tne "to'c 'n'ns
again. -
Il. n Kinslev, 66 Washington street, keeps
his restaurant open till u p. N. Dinners aud
lunches served In the most perfect manner
An old-fashioned lady wants to know WY the
graduates of Vassar and other "lemae' coi-
leses always have their ages s. prnatu p.nnatnpsM,ss
Smith, President ('7O); Miss Jones, vlec-frnsi-
uent {'GO); Mrs: Robinson, Secretary to( ETC
The restaurant and ladies' lunch-parlor, 14S
Dearborn, is meeting with great favor
The Empress Augusta, Of Germany, vas re-
Gently god-noher for the daugnter ol ehe olts, IT,
ish Embassalor at Berlin. The name OF tne
child is Aurusta Louise Margaret kusse1l, anu
the Empress gave the little miss set OF aia-
monds
For shirts to tit 20 to Cobb's, northwest cor
ner Clark and Madison
Hoods touching lyric, "The Song OF the
Shirt was the work OF IN evening. LIS auttsor
was prompted to write 1t By the condition OF
thousands Of workngwonen IN the City OIL
London.
Fur style. finish, and quality Of spring suits,
Ward 4 Davis, SO Monroe street, unaer falmer
House, arc noted. Give them call.
July II is thu date now set for the end OF the
world. We have one tnore Fourth anyhow.
Ask for Corbctt's new 'sPraric State " wash
ing powder; a great improvement over the
"Golden state.'' It s cheaper and better.
Very ircssy shoes are Of white satin, With
lace drawn tightly over the satin. Ihese I hare are
worn with bridal costumes. Slippers still nave
many straps on the insteD. eome having small
bows with pug dogs head in each bow.
Elegant novelties in fine millinery at "popu-
lar prices II; also pretty and becoming dress caps
to order. Misses Doyle's, 204 Wabash avenue
short time ago little boy vent .,si witn ms big
and made quite q fuss over 1t, until finally the
stahle-Ilan told him to be careful tllat the colt
did not turn round and kick him- When the
little chap went home his mother asked him
pretty we'll" was the reply. "He's real tame
in front, but he's awful wild benind."
Fisher l. Taylor: "Have just shipped fifteen
Kentucky sadale-horscs. they'll be at your
stable, 623 Wabash avenue, Tuesday," Alex
! Buckner.
| warm up was no more foolish than the man who
| opened 4 store and expected peotic 70 nunt
| him out and buy his goods.
A new leathcr-bound dress trunk made only
by Gregg s. Berdan, 149 State streat, will reYo-
| luIlonize trunk-naking.
| Women have d great respect for old age.
Watch young lady seated In bus between
Young gentleman and an elderly one, aud see
how determined she is not to incommode the
| latter By squeezing against him.
The elegance, durability, and exceeding mod
est prices for those new styles Of boots and
shoes ~ orf1er, ~ Y,,nker & Schaefer 1ately
removed to 81 Dearborn street) Is proVerbfal.
Wagner, the composer, is reported hopelessly
| insane, and no wonder. He has probably heard
| more Of Wagner's music than any man living.
sba1l,a ils are he 1atest art gems.
IT, - .a,,.sh hrnid :, i.-5,r;s-a and
~ p, trr.st fsvnr - 'rha tr;,n,nn~
m1eu coloss, are ~ stsat onnr WITH thn os;
strkng sotos II ane ss 5u; .r;r "ttn 'e ao o4on "
An oe't'e' ~ = 1N,-:.s o' ] s..,
ndhe;s az Wsas To 0s
Ouoole' '.' +" aoaa1
Lauies snonG W tuso ~ ee1 omn ar'',as ~
sgleSsus h III VII ~ a1oneisa zrou1a o5nnor
;n;eas we lueI :, iactat wh1a for othcr forms tie
| vast and jaunty coat seem especially adapted
| Ard .hn1 o1otn the ho1ffant sty1c il admirably
| fitted for some figures, and should be adopted
| With discretion.
vor,u fn1 cbo1ce stv1es in millinery and dress
making at Miss Harriugton's, lOD State street
| AHt ....-.e. ash..ax T.. a,rh+ - a,,-
= epashlE xo9uS stH{ praa;aant 80 4he ~ orid
Qhence, eAela1'eu III. III. noa ~ ~ "s,a
Is uvlueu !nto W. Eiea. IiaseI'. NC h;"h ue" -
ana the un1cafneo. one u "noni i ail "nieu erai.
We notice that Ea6tern are ctl1ics call nsosner,
our pnotoerapnef' - ota1e e''ee'' 1ne oato"s
OF Ch1caso'
4 orlgnt dttle le!!o" u =, ue sou ~ ~. use ~
pastor OF Houilsns cLutcn' WY us1enos o s,n' no
infant class IN ounua.-5enool sh a1n uuo ~
mothe,r moads, had explained the text, be said: II
| nravs ioug enough now.n
| Now ,nl e}.pant styles in pict11re frames and
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