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A SMOOTH SOLICITOR
Secures his Commissions and then Leave,
his Employers In an Embarrassing
Condition

Mr.. c. l.. Doegen, one OF the proprietors
and publishers of the Cincinnati Post office
Bulletin has discovered the fraudulent
practice of an individual going BY the
name of A, Werninger, and il Mr.. Doegep's
anticipations are fulfilled, the fellow will
ere long, wear striped suit and cropped
head. Wernlnger was employed by Mr..
Doegen, upon the recommendation of II. ]
Smith, OF L. j. SIN tn a. Co., as solicitor of
advertisements for the Bulletin on a commits
sion. The employment dated from Auril
Is, and continued to May7 During that
time Werninger brought in orders for Nd
vertisements upon which his commissions
aggregated $40 30. There was one order
which he never turned in, reporting il, but
saying that ii he was allowed to hold it n
day or two, he could get other orders on the
strength ofit. He never turned it in.
One order was from Charles Evans, esq,
winch Mr.. Doegen proceeded to collect last
Monday. Mr.. Evans acknowledged the
righteousness of the claim, but asked for "A
short indulgence. Thate ening Mr.. Doeren
paid Wernlngera 50 commission, and il Was
the last The next day Mr.. Doegen endeay-
ored to collect some of the other orders.
and was surprised to learn that three of
them were ilagrant torgerits, and two 9th
ers were OF exceedingly doubtful genuin-
eness, The three orders which were found
10 be fraudulent purported to come from
the Buckeye Novelty company, the Ohio
Wall Paper company and Taniadge A. On
The two which are yet in doubt purport 10
come from Dahlheimer a. Co. and Huss
Bros. Co. The signatures to the two
doubtful orders are denied by all the part.
ners except one in each case
who have not vet been seen. lJpon
these five orders Wernlnger received
S39.7 as commissions, which is, therefore
the extent of the fraud practiced upon Mr.
Doegen and his partner Never. All the
fraudulent and doubtful orders are signed
IN ink, all the genuine orders simply in
pencil. Mr.. Doegan yesterday sworc out n
werrant, based upon the order from the
ONO Wall Paper company, charging Wer-
nlnger with obta ming money under false
pretenses. 1t was placed in the hands of
the chief of police.
Werninger has also done some soliciting oi
subscribers for work being published by
Charles q. johnson x Co., and - Pierce. of
West Third street. He procured about
500 worth of orders for them. upon which
he was paid his commissions in tull. Since
the exposition of Werniuger's fraud upon
the publishers of the Postotlice Bulriin
johnson q Co. and Mr.. Pierce have become
suspicious that some of their orders may
have the same outcome
1t Werninger is taken upon the warrant
now out, charging him with obtaining
money under false pretenscs, some of the
llrms upon whom the orders were forged
have expressed determination to prose.
cute for forgery.
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slams, at once set sail for the Persian shore,
and the woman was carried oil To reheran.
where she was lodged, 1t is said, in royal
harem, and where it is supposed she still
remains. | understand that this case OF alb.
duction nas formed the subject of a strong
representation on the part OF the Russian
Minister ut Teheran, and the immediate
surrender of woman, who is, of course "A
Russian subject, has been demanded. The
woman, who is Swede by birth, possesses
considerable personal attractions, which no
doubt were the cause OF her abduction by
the agents OF the Shah The whole matter
has hitherto been kent quiet; but it must
in short time become the subject of dis
cussion both in Russian society and in the
press, the more SO that the relations be-
tween the Government CT the Shah and
hat OF his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of
Russia have not been marked for some time
past by any extreme cordialtv,-[P Persian
Letter to the London Daily News.
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Uonuict l:ahnr Ia irt

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
!, by the undersigned up To | o'clock u. IN.
Monday, July 16, 1883, for the labor of from 500
TO 600 Convicts belonging t. the Texas Stale
Penitentaries, at Huntsville and Rusk Texas.
These conviCts to be worked Mt industries inside
the prison walls or at Rusk. on the outside of
the walls at such labor as is nee SSarv TO opcr.
ate the iron furnace belonging to the Rusk pen.
iientisry.
Ample shop.room will be furnished toretber
with such machinery rs tho state may have for
manu- featuring,
AT the Rusk penitentiary, there will be n
plasi furnace, with capacity of 70 tons of iron
per day; also Il foundry, and machinery for
making wagons, furniture, ca RS, etc, All ma.
chinery new and frst.class.
~ Huntsville, there will be n machine shop
aud foundry; also machinery for the manuiac.
lnr OF wagons, furniture, and Shoes
Inc convicts Will be contracted In forces of
not less than twenty Cs0) or In any number over
that to the iull capacity of cell aud Shop room,
contracts to run not more than five Cil wears
Al proposals must be accompanied by n good
and sufficient bond of one thousand dollars
$1,000 for each ono hundred OOO) cpnvicts or
fractional part thereof bid for, conditioned that
contract and bond will be entered into and exc.
Gated II PROPOSAL be accepted
no board reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids. '' "''>'
Parties desiring to bid may submit any adai.
Vnnnl proposal they may deem proper
For further particulars address the under.
signed, at Austin, Texas, or I. J. GoRge, SUPER.
ihtendcnt OF Peni,cnuarics, 81 louisville,
'eNas' JOHN IRELAND,
q. SEARCN.
WALTER ms,
lmhIh.sM PpnltcntisrV Hoard
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Enr As,1t.

ZOE REN IA desirable residence of seven
No. rooms, at the Fair Grounds. Npply 10
nuuuLAS hanover, Real Estate Agents
.orhetol Elm AM sycamore streets malS.iw
E'ok kENl-A house containing six rooms
I WIN Two porticos, ana large barn and pond
wen OF water; will rent furnished o. unInr'
nlshed Apply 10 Mrs Bu.n., corner of Carier
ana Naruth streets, No. At. mayg.aw
I'oh RENI-A two story residence ,,yht
L rooms convenient to business; large shaiy
YARD good tern and barn. Also double tcnc.
mehl hou'c Apply 10 h. Gibbs. mayS.tf
E"k KsNrErhe lower story of 200 Main
T. street north of court house, formerly occn.
pied by Castor " Thomas, bankers. Fixtnrss
ana magnificent vault suitable Tor bank Apniy
70 John Browning or G25 Elm street. apr?g.im
EoR RENr-rwo rooms, suitable for OH ,es !.
- ono southern, exposure-No. us Main
Main street au,, ,t'u
kok RENT--A Ia &c building, suitable, ,or
oolh dwelling aud carpenter and blacksmith
s,nop. Tor only $40 per month. Inquire of / p
Ffouts, Herald Office W "
EoR RENT-Cottagc, 1907 Commerce street
l. east of Cabell Enquire at l2il Main street
nrI- ~
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Iowa is to celebrate the sem-centennia
OF her first settlement on the lat proximo
Inere was settlement by the whites made
under frenchman named James Dubuque
at Dubuque in 1883; in 1903 France coded
the Trans NJ lssissippi country To the United
states, and 1888 whites settlers crossed the
river and made Burlington the seat of Iowa
territory. The Territory became a state
IN lSi6, witha population of 01,55S, ranking
18th in the list, and now stands 10th; with
n population of nearly two millions
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Ooticc to Architects.

NorlOE TO ARulli tEI1s--plau, and sp,cla.
noon the 18th inst, for the proposed new Mpr-
chants Exchange building TO be erected on The
northeast corner OF Lamar and Commerce.
streets. Lot 70 feet on Commerce by 100 feet on
basement apartments, Cost not 10 Sxceed
NOoO, Architects whole plans are accented
must furnish full set OF plans and specifications
anu superintend the erection OF tho building.
,or which the sum OF 500 will be paid For
further particulars apply to
W. o, HOWARD, Chairman,
+. l., MARSALIs,
DRY T. COMMON (op,,,tt,,a
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Enr !SaIg.


rye sALE-A Bargain Il residence I3II
! 1I m street, must be sold in next ten DAYS
S'e PRATHER " Aubrey, III Elm street, .
mal5.it
EHkM FOR SALE-rhree miles southwest Of
a pa'ias, on cedar Hill road $50 acres In chilli.
va'lol, D acres in pasture, well impr wed pl,n.
10 OF water. Address WIN KlNIBROTGU
''"'"''W ON premises or Dallas Texas.
,ok SALE-besirable business and residence
| property, IN all parts OF the city, by DOl'G.
~ " DANONhR, Real Estate Agents. Corner
ol Elm aud Sycamore streets MayIs'in
,oh SALE-fho house and lot known MS Dr
| ulb0s place on Mastnn street between Ross
Avenue and Dallas bIanch; house contains fonr
largc nicely finished rooms besides kitchen and
uinlng'room good repair, good water, and
choice neighborhood. Price, So 900; term. casy
see undersigned G. = Carter naval =, :
HhiSh FOR oALE-lbi,,OJ gO.d mrrcntut.
BACH, East Dallas. 80 apr1,.i ~"
k'ok sALE-My undivided halt interest in the
,Apney n Pointer herd of cattle. about uto
head, located IN Shackleford rounty' rex ,'Ss'
L, W, Abney Denton, Tex anri.im
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9coclamatiou.

Ihursday,the l7th, having been desisnatsa by
tne tnanap.is OF the S,c !gorfcst ~ tho day OH
when tneir display OF all the industries Of the
manufactures, musical and other societies,
military companies and the fire department
VIII participate, respectfully request that M
lar as practicable all work and business be sus.
factories, shops aud schools be closed from M
y, M. until y. M, IN order that all of our eli,
sens may dc able To Join In tho parade, and 10
participate In the pleasures OF the day,
Ioe ctti1eus OF Dallas ptoyerhiai for their
hospi atty aud enterprise, will am confident.
extend every courtesy aud hospitality TO onr
visiting friends, and will do nothing 10 mar the
t. uyitics aud the pleasures Of the work No hap.
ply inauguraed. Nv. L. CNnEIi
mAlS.nt 49,.
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lcNal.

N0TiCn.All persons living or doing business
- IN the city OF Dallas, arc hereby notified 10
e,een up and disiuiect their premises, and All
~ ". nWies where water IL standing or may stand,
rubbish or trash OF any Kind must be nut in Tho
suceu or cutters. This notice must be comp,icd
WIN Immediately, u you wish TO save YOUR.
ssvcs money aud time. This notice also an.
a.. N. NJ NEwsOM, N, d.
May ]. 1885, Health Ofncer DALAI, Texas.
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Inst.

eSr-on h.in street Dallas, at the Sanger.
~ lest one Sorrel horse.colt three months
on Any one leaving word of its whereabouts
anu WIN take care OF 1t till can get Il, will be-
rewarded by leaving at the o. X Wagon Yard
os.-At sTngericst hall, or between Post.
~ onIce ana the hall, gold monogram badge.
iIvi hUrnS T., NJ. & suspended from bacpin, 4
same to G. II RDw WARDS, Music store, ,e5 Main
+, mal7'2t
oST,onr bay horse branded, .ndesrribahIe
- on len shoulder left hind foot white star
III forehead, about II hands hiSh, ace eight
ward. 4 NJ N;tX Gnmns III
Rockwell, Rockwell county. Texas
mal7.lIwgt
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In the City of Louisville. ON

''070 'I''N7' sILW
Whole Tickets, 81; Half Tickets, 81; .,
Tickets, $50; 55 Tickets, 500
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or .ni
by express. Don't send by registered letter o.
post-oilice order. Orders of IS and upwardby
express can be sent at our expense Address
all orders to r. NJ B0ARDMAN, CourierJoari
Building. ouisville, Ky.
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The Iiorsford Almanac and Cook Book
mailed free on application to the Runiord
Chemical works, Providence, Il, |.
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Lydia Il. PInkham's Vegetable Com
pound strengthens the stomach and kidne,
and aids digertion.
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PRESS ASSOCIATION.

PRESS ASSOCIATION.
A Large Attendance OF the Intellect
and Brain Power Of the State.
The Association After an Informal Re.
cepiion at the Board
or Trade, is Called to Order by Major
Elliott,
President OF the Local Press, Who
After Brief
Welcome, Introduced Mayor Cabell,
who also Welcomed the Association,
Aud Then Mr.. Goslin, President of the
Association, Returned Thanks.
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Tell my brother soldiers" writes J. q
rowcr, OF Trenton Ill.,, and all Others ,no
that kidney Wort cured my 20 years liver S WS
G rOnSn Ma Publish it please, In the ST. Loui,
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NO'INE--t eisunS wlsulhg 10 lnVesl IN u,,y
~ reai esla, G, or farms and upimproved lands,
are respectfully invited to call at our Office, No
~ VAN street. and examine our lists, maps
nyen; JONES 4 MURPHY, Real Estate Agents,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Plans and
~ stecihcalions tor stone courthouse for
ohaCkeliord county are now on file in NV Office
a. Albany. Sealed proposals for the building
o s sag mouse WI be received by me until May
", lsS3, at o'slock a. IN at which time said
proposals will be con,ideIed by the commits.
Hlhers court The right to reject any or ali bids
Is reserved by the court The bidders To whom
.ne contract Is awarded WILL be required TO enter
bond to be approved by the court in The snm nj
GtOOO Contractor WIN be paid cash. Samuel
spears, Clerk Commissioners Court Albany
ShScscl'ord county. Tex mavIn.iIi'
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Co. lractnrrship nisso,,,tion.

NorlCE OF Dl soLC tloN-rhc partpership
~ heretofore existing, under the firm name Of
MINI, MINI ok ILlSb y CO., y this day d solved by
nus,ntS vi bee n,inutd hy Alex ortieb nm.
wv wv o'u him name. AlEN OR1LlRD
Dall's. My 70. lSSs Mayi,.s,
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NoIlCE-Cili2ens or strangers wishing IN IN
~ vest III C ty real estate, farms or wild lands
are respectfully invited to call NJ our Office. Nn
IO9, Main street. and examine our li,ls, mans
anu Abstracts Of land titles The best of refer
Agents '"' Eslate
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SI3N ssI;{7E

Another bank cashier escancs co,,,o N
Horst cashier of Myerstown I'm \ hans sai
r n,IssW "k dney'wort oursd my Bleeding
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Ncm,oual.

NoTlus-l have removed my business ia ma.
~ residence. HE Main street. where am ptc.
pared TO execute all orders entrusted TO mo.
msy6'lM MRS NOuIEN
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Misrsllamenas Taaauts

11SlhrsIlamenns UMamtg
w ANIED-A Simation-A good lob mint
ana preSSman. understands machinery
WAITS permanent situet on, country preferred:
eau give best OF references. Address
care of business Office Herald, Immediately.
mal7-lt
AANTED-Two Shoe makers for Prg.woTk
apply 10 stHOELLkOpF & GO.
" mails lw
Va AN,ED-by II single gentleman, u nicely
,ulhlshen room. convenient To business or
fos, We. WIZ lake possession after S;pnger.
'es' A1uress ; j, Herald office.
WANTED-A girl to do general honso yvo,t
VI Il small family l2j Main street.
Az ANTtD-rwO or three Young bd,c, os ,,,r
w responding clerks Mtstwrite well and
rapidly, and not BE afraid of work. Address
-- :, HERALD, Ddi,,
w ANIED-Piumbe' wanted; Hrst.c ass work.
man wages, So ~ per day. Amply I,
superintendent Palestine TEX Water Co.
mlyll.lw
WANrED-Fivc experienced boot ana sho,
w men for the road, with nm rstahnshoJ
lllue III Texas; none others need applv. Men
VINO ASNe rome knowledge of hats preicrrod
w ,nuress Thomas Randall Il hephews, Fort
"---"- ,HN, -.--- mavlO lw
w AN nL-4vU niv. " ca. ia.I,usu ,,uI,l M
ins r Sross'ues' Apply TO d, D, Awell, Hutch.
VA NAYS I'm
MANTED-S7 a day gllaranteed-A salesman
~ wanted in each couuty in Texas. W A
N. Mli,cutt " Co. "a Commerce street. San An.
ou.o, ieAas. apr22. m-dSw
WANiEDIonc Charter Oak cooking stove
W ana thirteen dodble complete hedst.oS,,
a amu bedding, Address L. KRAPF, Colorado
CITY, Tex. or uerald Office. o'"'o
aNIED 1000 bushels of wheat at CIV
W Mills, foot OF Houston street Highest
prices pai1. CITY FIGURING MILL.
WAMTED-Yon to stop at the NATIONAL
HOTEL. First.olsss accommodations nj
T r \; on, 81, rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
VEN Ff-FlVE CENTS PER DAY. Board and
lodging from ~ 80 to 81 per week The build.
ing Is brick with three stairways In case Of fire.
located IN the business portion of the city, only
one square from streetcar line, and one sonare
rom Io&as ~ Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
ot0hhvenlent to passengers coming or going over
e W., ROAD. GIVE us trial. and be convinced
that you can get good Accommodation and ss,,a
money money by stopping at the National. W. W. Ward
. 'oi''''o' ianl9-lyr
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Aidmcu-00lort.
Xxi Eyy2SY':s;Sl5E

:, MI Ethan Lawrence, my towusman," say.
Dr, Philip {; Bsllou, of Monkton, vt, iva,
n'oaten from kidney iii e'se, The skin of hi,
Apr 20, lSSt. "'''
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noncn ia l.rma

| DAMS NEGorIATED-ohc 10 lye yea,s'
- time, Land notes or deed OF trus, reonircd
Is security, Texas Loan Agency, Cofsicann'
NN"s mayg'u
MONEY TO LEND--Ou one TO Ave year,,
W Time NJ reasonable rates. C. Il, Wcll,sev
general mansUer, dallas, Texas. ">''''''
~ LoANs--J, II. Watkins " Co, Dallas,
= Wv feb 10 II
A oN"i ~ LnND-k, d. Coughanour
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Strancl or stolen

SIKANkD OR STOLEN From my premises,
uatk brown mules, eight years old, and about
iourteen hand high; both brand circle II on nj Oh,
shoulder, will paw Ten Doll.rs for tho rather
OF thc same. ;. \ GOOD III Good strert
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For 9sxcl,a,tuc.

EoR Ex0HAN9E-ph Thomas viii exchange
Cal 81 s2t Elm o.. 10 slairs. ' Sprst
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Gheap Column.
1ApIICeA,

NoIICE-Adyerusemen may De naudeo inlo
1 our business Office up to sp. m, and into the
composing room up To a. n.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Brick Dram
~ sealed bids will be received by the city
secretary until o'clock p. N. Saturday, MAY
iglh, Tor the uitding of brick drain down
Murphy street from Main street to the Town
branch, on south side of Jackson street a ,tiS.
lance of about 90 feet
Inc drain will be six feet In clear diameter. of
nine inches thickness, built of all whole, hand.
burnt brick, lain IN by Graulic cement mortar
in my office. ''N
suita bic bond, according to city ordinances
wlil be r,quired. The city council reserve Tho
night 10 reject any or all bids
May 18th, 1855 civ Trssshr,
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"a ASiED-by single gentleman a ,,i,.-,,
W furnished room convenient To business or
SSW. CT cars. VIII take possession after S,pnper
lest Address IS Herald office
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iNj ANTED-rwO or three Young lndic, os nor
W respondingolcrks Mrstwrite well snd
rapidly, and not BE afraid of work. Address
: HERALD Di,,
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w AN Ed fIumbe' wanted; trst.c ass work.
W man; wages So 10 per dav, Annlv +,
superintendent Palestine TEX Water Co.
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"a AN IED-Two Shoc-makcrS for Prg.work
w Apply to sCHOEIIEopFS 10 "
mn1S lw
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w An lEpTA girl to do general house work
~ VI asmall family l25 Main street
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lllal6.ew
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

Black stockings are mo- IN favor az
present. IN wool. cotton AMI silk alike;
il,es arc worn both for the street and
for full evening dress. with either slip
pers Or high shoes. and are liked - well
ior children .as for ladies: tcrra-cotta
shades are next in favor, but thee
coIors are not 50 well brought ont in
v 81 stockings n in those Of silk Or
thread aides who re iuirc great
warmth. and those whose feet are never
mo stencd by Precipitation. like the tine.
soft. French cashmere stockings. Those
81 ~oiid color. with ycrr narr w clocks
n the sides. are most used. and ac
chosen in b!ack. cardinal. wine. blue.
olive an plum col0rS. with references 20
the dress with which they are o II
Is poor economy 20 buy ihe low price |
roughly woven wool hosicr. that falls
infs = great hole IS soon A. 4 thread
breaks. Heavy back halbrig1an hose
with white so'c~ are used b. hose %
whose flesh wool Il irrttat nx. and the
similar white half-foo;ed st0 king j.
shown in dark cardinal. bronze and
cadet hlle sha t.. Ladies who wea
six stockings al the year choose those
q raw six woven in RIBS :or stree. wear
in the winter: black and red are re-
ferred. but every shade ~ shown 10
match suits. Lighter qualities o.
ribled' six hose in black AMI in
coiors are preferred % wear in
the house with slippers. Some Of
the handsomcst six stockings have
opcn-workei clocks two inches vide up
each side: others or the l.ghteSt blue
Or pink o. black plain silk. have ro<e-
buds 81 stars embroidered All over the
insteP and ankles: still more costly
than these are the French lace Sto kings
with open slk-work like lace forming
the entire stocking. and embroidery On
the sides q instep: most costly Of al
are those with Chantilly lace set in On
the instep q pink. blue. or cardinal
silk The only striped stccking~ are
those that have the ribbed stripe length
wise. with = plain contra sting stripe
between When black stockings are
mot used with evening dress the stock
ing matches the color Of the dress. Or Of
something prominent in H. trimmings.
Ribbed stock ngS wear lest for chill
dren. md shape themselves properly 20
the ehiid's growing feet and legs.
Black ribbed cotton. or ribbed wco,. Or
raw silk stockings are the fashionOf the
moment for children % wear withdress-
e 81 any color thosc with whitc feet
that are not ribbed are liked By > me.
but the ribhed 'e1s are preferred ~ all;
the wool stoc lin : with cotton feet. and
tho 9 with doubled knees. heels and
toes. Z est. and need not b. clumsy
4 tie quality i good. Dark . dinal.
terra Gotta bronze and the deersst blue
are the colored hose worn % match
chllircn's dresses. White silk stock
in2s II the kong lacc-likc patterns are
cho en- for hrides.-Hdr1tr'S Baiar.
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aoxs rARn AND GARDEN.


To clean = spice-mili grind 4 hand
mi 81 rsu rice through il.
To prevent the juice Of pies soaking
into ~ under crust brush the crust with
lhe white 81 4 beaten egg.
The present high price Of hops u
cau-ine 4 boom In hop growing. Many
new wards will be planted the coming
.nr;nc. By the time these come into
bearing i u fair 20 presume that hops
will BE- cheap.
An excellent shampoo Is made Of
s,lts Or tartar. white CASTLE soap bay
Aim And mke-war1n water. The salts
Vii remove al dandrutf. The soap will
so.tea the hair and clean Il thoro 'ghIy.
and the bay rum will prevent taking
cold
Twenty million bushels Of rye were
grown this year. Il j. not much used
ior food. especially while whe a our Is
20 cheap aS now. A. food Tor stock. il
Il AZ present cheaper than any other
rrain. but Y has not the iattening prop
critics Of corn
To raise the pile Of velvet take
Two pieces Of wool and place them on
! table and between them bottom side
H.. nut three very hot Hat irons and lay
over them 4 wet cloth: hold the yelyct
over the cloth with the wrong side
down and when thoroughly steamed
brush The pile with q light VIII sp.
For 4 marc with scra chcs: Give
her one of the following balls every
IA. for three days. then two a week: