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Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26

IL business properties on Bridge street at a
great bargain Call and see.
EOR RENT-A fine seven room house. new,
Il lathed and plastered; water in kitchen.
Near the railroad depot.
| Am IN position to contract for the
spring delivery of any number of Texas stock
cattle. Call and see me.
T. E ONE-HALF interest in a
magnificent stocked cattle ranch IN western
Texas can be bought ut bargain. Cattle men
should investigate this property.
I HAVE magnificent Water Front
lange on the Pecos river north of Fort sum-
ner for sale at bargain. To stock men de-
string to establish themselves on the Pecos
river this property will bear Investigation.
I HAVE for sale several Mexican
land grants, both confirmed and patented and
unconfirmed, that are the best stock ranges
that can he procured. All grants recommend.
ed for confirmation by tn" surveyor general
are severed from the public domain. These
grants are the only solid bodies OF land thai
can be bought in New Mex co, and range In
price from 20 cents to 81 90 pr acre, owing to
title and quality of lands, and are in bodies OF
from 50,00Oto 100000 acres. l will checrfully
give ali the information possible regarding
this classof investments.
No. 6l3. IL range on the Pecos river that
will support t,00to 5000 head OF cattle, the
owncruf which desires to lease or make an ar
rangement with some cattle man, TO take a
given number of cattle or sheep for five years,
at the end of which lime he will return double
the number Of cattle received, insurins20 per
cent increase.
No. 62l is G0,000 acres u the Mora grant
Confirmed and patented. Title perfect This
property has a frontage on the south side of
the Mora river of about eight miles. Property
| fenced, well watered by lakes and springs out
side of the waters of the Nora. Perhaps no
range in the territory of New Mexico has bet
ter grass, water and shelter than this proper
ty Plenty of timber and brakes FOR shelter
curing the winter. Abundance of nutritious
gamma cover the range, the finest grass fol
cattle in the word. The ranch i'm
p ovements are of the most substantial
character. The home ranch is two miles
from station on the A. i. q 5. +. X. Several
hundred acres of rich valley land is under
cultivation and in meadow, making this at
once one of the finest ranch properties in the
territory. Belonging to non residents it is de-
sirable to sell the property AT ONCE. 10 do
so il IS offered at a.Jw hglre. Title guaran-
teed ..n
No 6l5 Is a fenced unoOnfirmed grant, of
over 100 900 acres with cross fence to to Re pa
rate the beef cattle from the general herd. The
cattle, some 4500 in number, are of high grade,
with plenty of full blooded bulls This is one
of the best equipped ranches in the territory
The home ncb is connect d by telephone
with one of the railroad stations on the Santa
Fe road, while the different stations on the
ranchesa are cOnecCted by telephone with the
home ranch This is one If the best dividend
paying properties in the territory, amt is
worthy of attention.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
Hurned His Own Sknlcinn

PoRTLAND, Oregon, June 25.-Lewis
Keckley suspected of setting fire to
his house and burning skeleton in
tended to represent his own remains,
so that his wife might recover his life
insurance, was arrested today in Ash
land. He feigned to be crazy and
was taken by the sheriff to Hilisboro.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
Indiana Democratic Platform.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 25.-In the DEM
ocratic State convention Isaac p. GRAY.
Nj. ID. Manson and David Turpic were
put in nomination for Governor. Gray
was nominated on the first ballot. Man
sur was nominated for Lieut.. Governor.
by acclamation, and w. K. Myers for
Secretary Of State, and John j. Cooper
for State Treasurer. The platform
adopted condemns the corrupt and ex-
travagant expenditures which have
been made at Washington, and says
that such expenditures of public money
may be removed from the taxpayers.
1t demands that federal taxes shall be
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
Another Fiend.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, June 25.-Adolph
Dllls, German farmer, living in Wolf
Creek township, Woodbury. county.
seduced 13 year old girl. daughter OF
neighbor named Greap. The girl
becoming enclente, Dills endeavored to
have her married to his 12 year old son
failing IN this he took the girl and left,
also taking his boy along Warrants
have been sworn out and officers will
attempt to capture the runaway, but
there is as yet no clue to their where
abouts. Dills is an old resident and has
q grown up family.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26

BELFAST, June 25.-A committee
from the methodist conference was ad-
mitted into the Presbyterian alliance
today amid great enthusiasm. DR.,
Cooke read the congratulatory address
70 the presbyterian council in which he
said the conference recognized the firm
sand the presbyterian church had ever
taken against heresy and other errors.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26

COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 25.-The
exposition building at the race track
was blown down today; not board of
the building is left standing. Loss,
Gil, ,000, Five men and several race
horses who had taken fefuge in the
building from the storm, were severely
injured.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
President Gonzales Son in a Row,

MEXICO. June %. - Military cadet
Gonzales, the presidents twenty year
old son. while riding in a street car yes
teiday with Captain Pedro Garcia. pro-
fessor in the military school, quarrcled
with General Mueres' son, who with bis
servant was shot dead by Garcia.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
Rare Offers.

Musical instruments of all kinds, as
well as pianos aud organs, can be
bought very cheap for cash now, in
order to reduce stock and realize imme-
diatelY. Call at once at Marcillno &
Cos. II
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26

The best lot of cigars, tobacco
and liquors. at A. r. HolZman's,
Railroad avenue, near the depot.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26

House Painting OF all kinds,
Decorating, PaperhangIng and
CalcimIming. Satisfaction guar
anteed. CHAS. l.. SHERMAN.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26

H. w. Wyman received vester-
day a large invoice Of novelties
in gold breastpins and earrings
with diamond settings. st
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
Trains to the PiersOn,
J. d. MILLER. Manager.
The dudes scarf pin atWyman' S
is a novelty and a daisy, too,

Evans, the photographer, has
just received orders Tor three life
size crayon portraits of persons
in this city.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
=. o. s. OF A,

"God Our Country, and Our Order"
IIyAsHINGTON CAMP NO. 1, PATRI-
w otic Sons of America. Regular meet
ings every Friday evening at o'clock D.
m. In A. q. u. w. hall, Wyman's block, on
Douglas avenue. Travelling and visiting men,
bers cordially invited to attend.
p. J. KENNEDY, p.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
THE LIVE
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
60 M " II Y a NJ O. e n,
RANCH PROPERTY,
Grants and Cattle for Sale

DOR SALE-Onc Of the best residence and
IL business properties on Bridge street at
great bargain. Call and see.
dor RENT-A fine seven room house. new,
II lathed and plastered; water in kitchen
Near the railroad depot.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
FORTY CFNTS A WEEK,
WANTED.

ETANTED-TO BUY-And sell second hand
w goods Of every description. COlgan's
Trade Mart, Bridge Street. 270 If
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26

HOOD TEMPLARS.-The Good Templars
VI will meet hereafter every Tuesday night
at the Odd Fellows hall.
q u. A. b. STONE. sec'y.
REV. MIR. GORMAN. W. G. T.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
SOCIETIES.

7 AS VEGAS CONIMANDERY, NO. 2.
- Regular meetings the second Tuesday
OF each month. Visiting Sir knights cour-
teously invited.
+. C. HENRIQUEs, T.. G.
J. J. FITZGERRELL, Recorder.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26

NEW YORK. June 25,-Mrs. Langtry,
the "Jer ey Lilly has invested anoth-
er SIS, 900 In New York real estate.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-06-26
FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS-FOr rent at the GER
IL ner of Sixth and Blanchard streets. 22Otf
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A Titt Win u Io,rpnous.

N"'<SsS AItVuhe.
Telephone instrument No. lO4 In the
c'ty ccisors room Of the Tribune. Ia Masking
y besui,lul record far its.li. Ina night Of
Nay III twenty-five miuutes by the watch
were r.qn"sd TO mako a aingls connection
Sith ihu OatGrio Flats. Yss.pr,lhy moyn.
lng ratl tor No. 1914 T, suited only in a
'.p'en'sp" 10 Set il, aaich not btiriz fui.
H''eu IN Ten m,nu;hJ smother call was made
and nDott:er "prtmss" obtained. This wa.
mo lbst heard OF that ca.e. The central
fiaSe Gu not get No. 1914, dill not explain
why Inc conLtc;ion VIM not made, did no,
apologize ior not making 1t, and Las no,
tseh heaft tom SINGS In regard 10 IL. The
eamesxpsrienct YVES repested the afternoon
o. tAn same asy. Alter ton minutes tfyirY
the lf,tuae IVES informed tina, No, 1874
was "buuy." In ton minutes NOR. q SECOND
cal extracted only auolhcr "prcm'ss" to
vet II; III ten minu.es more a mt,senrer
%sa dispatched and rsturncd from the
pisca, s9me cic ut iq1sres defiant, In few
minn!ea, ana the telephone psopls have
not been able yet to get No. 1874 or to r1.
plain why they did not gst il. Ths tele.
phone In ihis instance CAUSED An actnal de.
lay 81 I,ur houre. Such service 10 d!tarsce.
:ul and y piGin injustice 70 subscrib,rr.
Being kep.up by cheap girls and ignorant
ooYp, ths service caunot OF courso DO good
Tor much bot VS. A'a glad to know tina. as
u result OF lis nirsArdy policy the tels.
phono company IL able to pay regular
dividends and the stockholders s7e satis.
hsd, though The public 10 outraged and i'm.
posed upou, -'.5-.ssr -E' Igl %. saI.l'.f 20
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RoAs, Ga, May y, lSS3-Wi,h ths hon,
That II will reach the eye Ut othsr suilsier,
l desire to mike h cement OF INV c.,s snc
my wonderful rsscus from ds.ih from
mularihl slood poison bv tho u,s ri tss y,s.,
~. . (5stfi's spec.Gr)
In 1850 l came from tho North to tax,
ciAtge Of the "a, works In Rone, hs gureriu
lenotut, and a!tsr tho over 1pw, shicu CO
CARED IN Toe npriEg f'iipripg, yrry
much tIfoted to malaslal poison, md In lsS:
loahd Iiy blood 60 Contaminated with III,
poison iba: was forced 10 Gre Us bu.ieess
vas trthttd by tie Rome physicians viii
on: relief. they ndrhtuH ME 10 70 Moth
which l did. The doctors North told me tha
NY oaly hope VAS To r.'url 10 thu nil De,
climue, Rad accordingly ! csme b.ck Il
hIne, compulsory broken down end nearly .
skeleton. My ttouble haslly eslsrmiued IL
In nbscess OF The liver, And nearly ey.ry one
(ny.elt includrc) thought wal doomed Il
die Within al.u days Ia tniu cunoi,ou
sas ahviied by a fr.eud to tuko swift,
spscshc, and l took /. jas: a 4 trownip,
mau would each at 4 straw, hut a. eyuu a
my system gjt undsr the /. aleaco OF III,
ssiasay, The sb.cSsf ctro to point aue
our's, piu!nS of without pain. IL fit.o.l
days nittr ina was us al my work, auI
have llccs ss yed excellent heath. =
B Every sensr,r from rIa!ntial ppi,ou saouil
take Swifl's SpscltiS. &C. er.,cru
superintendent Rune Gas Light Oom psnv
TFeAusa on Blood aud ska DISEASES malt,
tfsu. $50 1880 +''-
lxE svIyr srsclr!o Co, Drawer 3 A,lan,.
VA ioo y. "a 81. n. T., and l25 Ciss,rr
-
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$4,000 ur saK QUkEy.
a Tough Story al ,n- flush Time. 4

a Tough htorS al ,n- flush Timer In
Nee ge1iean EuLtx. 80.
Age" m"ly astonishing tales bsye beer
told about the large amount Of none,
which has been stsksd upon the turp Of !
card. LeadYillc, during the height Of n,
prosperity, had many siories told sbout ils
uehizths ftckisss betting, some Of liza hi,
Reaching up, into the thousands. Dnt IN,
lhfSsa! BET that has ev6r been mad. pnor
the single turn OF q card wa. mad, h,
Colonel Emo in CslitasaiR some rrsra aoo
Inc Colonel, IS every one knows. vas n,
enc time considered the wralthiest man II
Mexico. lila PARTNER had been IN Cai;fa,
IA to dispese II large ranch o. sheen
ihhy got their honey aud were ubout .tsrf
ibg ior home, when the Colonel though, h,
~eala play II little monte. Hs nIaysj II
nSu iuck and leo. considerable money
which naturally made him littIe eIci,sd
AGsra while pino ssid to tue dealer:
ho NV much money have you In The
ltSas flash days then and the bank mi
was no Insignificant cum, Alter cnun,ino
II mo decicr said: "Abou; SIS Oo0n
IN bet you SIS 600 that the queen win,
tg..st the ace," said the Uolnnsl,
hia blood Was up and no meant what h,
sA'd. my dealer looked CT him inauiripg
~ 10 Geo II hi really nsan. a. ana aasiis
exclaimed, cooliy: N ANAL
III go you on, II | lcse,n
iae DEALER wSs Miner Smooth, now In
DsnTar, and a coo.er man never lived. Hs
she'll q a1d gave the cards 10 Pm IN cnt
ate, WHICH hs slu<ly began to draw tn,
cards. Not u word wss spoksn and III,
slence MAJ terribly Oppressive. 1t va, J
long time before either card showed, but n
last n lone club ehored up sni tbs banke,
uiuT = s'Rh q relief. Pine thye Lin {
ci'scs 'ot sis.eoo aud lsf: the room. II,
cams nsGk 10 Nov M,xlco the neat day.
~ Colonel P.no living now n wa, asied
cut on his rsuch.n - - y 10 -
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,blLK ,uLfCAE.

"pat hu American Git l IL Doi.r far HI
eaan'rsWomsA nId Her Uouuiry, n
Phiadt'phia rlnsa h lTi17nT-' : = ,
Msa Roesller has made several in,eres
Ing experiments this season, which, II ,u,
etsi'al, wiliglvs her famo "a an lnpov.to
10 wei "a a pioneer In sllk culture. On
O. these 10 the rearing Of a new variety q
st'k worms, known rs "black thIbels," re
Gently imported IRON India, and which
msy be distinguished from ordinary mi
worms BY dark gray slriops upon the body
hn9thtr 10 The crossing Of different color
producing worms, with tho view OF obtain
ing new shades In cocoops, A dorpe,
ytlloS sud green have already been pro
Nils Ro.slicr also believes thas The da,
y not Tar distant whom families can maui,
lactnfo thsir own silk from the COCOON d
ms completed fabric. Accordingly sLs Il
eIref'manting In dyolng lhe reelci thread.
ID spinning II, and In weaving drrss pat.
terms. Already she has added 10 hrr u.ock
O implements q larger reel for unviniip .
,he nik lrIm the cocooa, u spinning
wheel ard hand loom, said to BE- capable
o. giving ona hundred and fifty distinc,
enec'B 10 9 woven surface. Miss Nellie
ms secured tbs cooperation Of Sir, John
itair, an Ebglish silk weaver, res ding la
haddfnRton, who hss mads her tho loom
o. hls own invention, aud IL teaching her
now 10 manage 1t. Her ne1t experiment
will probably DO tue actusl cultivation OF
tne mn'6sfiry tree, provided she can 90,
cure suitable place. a
10 AlRs Nollie Lincoln Roesiter mo,s
than to any other person living ,hr II had
o . ave o the revived intarta. In silk cul.
.aIe' INN girl o! seventeen has by her
o p sn'erptise md intelligence maIs
the headquarters Of Tho In.
euusl'j YET, nmcst la might bs expected
bef name is knosn anywhere and eysry'
where except IN Philadelphia, from which
ana derives very llttlo support and recsiyaa
very Mule credit. uersiock OF sill Norms
Il considered the luest 10 the country. and
she conlrole tho egg msrkat. Her psmnh,
Ies ca SIR rnlinra, which has reached Nv.
ean'oaS, and which Is Issued at lhe rata nj |
sight thousand copies u yesr. ia rrvsnisd
H.. .Ae p oue authority upon the subject
Mhs Kosliser is also gsining literary
,epu.Alon, as she hiss contributed a
;ftst number Of articles, showing
sffeiul historic and scientific rese,rch
inon q variety Of subjscts coun.cled Ni,b
i,k culture to m.ny periodicals. Shs IA
'tiiior Of several elk departments Ia ue.;.
'fn agricultural papers. In short the mans
u yer Aehisfsmenis Is l-gion. Shs has
1te'y been instrumental 10 Introducing
,'k culture; Into a missionary village In
Iuikey, And also into the schools Of Indian
.eIlltofy, sh.re, 1t Ia said, silk culture viii
rove MI tlicleut means Of ciyiliring The
rAlladslphin ought to 'ieel fortunate In
syonus lady generally known
!, n amtiiGas {! ieen Silk Caltaris.." And
!to"ilg her 10 establish heIs.lt e,spHhers
ity's borders. "'u 'l0
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PriAoh IMrus,

~" F'uhe'sp hrgob1kL
10 knot Of prison officials reeon,,v N,
Humorous side Of prison management cam,
up. Tho story was told Of Pr.s,drn, lin
c7ln's first visit to the penitpntia,v y,
Springfield, III. An old crimlnSl. ioctin W.
ont throogh the bars Of hls cell rems,k.r a
well, Mr; Lincoln, you and | ought 10 h,
well posted on prisoD.; we've seen Mi ibs,,
are IN the country" "Why, this IA IN.
aras nna ever visited" said Mr. L,ncoln
Anu was astonished q, tbs reepopss: SIN,
I've been In all tho rest." Probably m,
~: tale was that Of G Iverpor Vsnc, 'n NJ
Ohio;; !. ws In the early DAYS nj IN.
states history, when there was shout a
hundred convIcts. Ga coming in,o IN.
tlice be paid a visit iuto The prieon and
ordered that every man should CONS mn
anu talk 10 him. This result was "A pn,irc,
Storm oil petitions for psrdon-eyery insn
pleading Innocence. 0ns old and pr!rrl,c
rtopga stood apart and added notninv II,
me clamor. The Governor called him M ). .
" NV, 3 are ysu in lori" "S,eaIip9 j
well, were you guilty." aye; ia In.
way make my lI,ing." The Soyerno,
went osGS to his till % and pardoned th,.
ulan. when demonstrated with. hIs onl,
t1cgss Was: ..Welt 1 was rifaid the ,his,
would contaminA.e thrss Other fellows '
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eres:sl Agents In HheelIng.-Lcsrn h o., G
aense:nelltr, K. D, Burt 4: Co, Alex. T. Young
X Shifk; L. Il: psrrnh and J. u white 4 10,
's,!.:fe' ohio: A. 4. onF. Martins Terry, Ohio.
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NEpioAL
A GOOD COMPARISON;

Tho rlsr. William Roula,,, wsu.inowr
asthodlst clergyman, residing at Naplss,
draws the following amusing, but apt com,
parlson between d.. Q. XsLss.'s T.rmJrsss
prepared by Fleming grss., Of Pittsburgh,
fa., and ferret ~
"A ferret when placed at the o. vance OF q
rat hole, entGrs tho aperture, travels alonK
tho passage, selzeS upon the rat, extermln.
htes bis existence md draws the anImal's
dehinct carcass to the light. And IN like
manner have found Dr.. 0. XsLdnt's T.rtsI-
~. cooperate upon worms ihoss dreadful
anil at0rmentors OF children, This
remedy, like the ferret, enters the aperture
Of the mouth. travels down tho guliet, hunt
round tho stomach and lays hold OF ths
worms, shakes tho llfc out Of tho reptiles,
sweeps clean their den, and carries lhsIr
.sarcassss clear out OF the system. This.
At iaast, has been the ctIccs OF The ysr1ni.
Ngs upon my shlldrsn.n .-rd n,
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Louis Nv, like mos. peo.l. b.d ri,
moments Of iorgstiulness. and +, on.,, III
embarrassed his courtisrs by un n,dusnm,
" asking them questions 10 si,;cs ~. !,
had already replied. One morning Will,
a. his 'o,l;t, turning to q lOrd.in. = a,,inn
ne ilquired how many children h. h.S
-Four, ste'n was the answer. In III.
' SGulso q Inc day. addressing the saus in.
ulsiuua', ~ repeated the QUESTION and "a
eslved similar reply. Even tn = i, nI i ne 10
SAusiy hin. and when the eysn,nu c,, mo'
aud with it the usual gaus Of "bIs.sn :" Is.
once more commenced his in,e,rcga;ory
which was this time responded TO bs "SiI
your Msi:ssy;"' "How is th.lSS esid Ii,
+ h ~, zen to'd me this moruipg that You
a n on'y iou r. 80 did, slrs," s,sm
uu;h; su: / WIS afraid Of Ts,,v;nc % sn M.
Maalss;;y by always telling lin tbs v au.
sAAAh' g..
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grades, that 10. have books sha. could b,
hired for nominal sum term. After 40.
tonmodssiors are provided BY cutting
down the grades, and text books are iur.
niahed to the poor, then q compulsory al.
tendance law would DO good and consist.
ent. Then to compel them to attend longer
than ~ they nIe fourteen yeard 81 ave.
would 10 flying In the face Of our clvilII..
lion. Ono reason why the hiRh schools
havs been established and supported by
tta1stlou: 70 The Jealousy Of tbs different
States. Tho Northern States have a rival
y among themselves 10 see which ahall
naye ne best rchool systeu,, aud have car.
fled tho public schools far beyond ibsj,
proper field Of. operation, and the muses
have been neglected. Another enemy "a
our hchools Is the large amy Of text booI
isens who have pounced down upon them
"a legitimate prey, - -
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ALNosr syery penon has soms form Of
seroialoua poison laisntin his veins. Wheu
this develops In serotulous sor,s, ulcsr, or
ruptions, or takss The io.m OF .hsunatIsm
o. orfanio dlssaiss, the suffering that ep,us,
hhrribls beyood deser plion. Hence ID,
ualitudsof those Who dIIo war; u ,houtsnd,
early do, that Ayef's eArsaparilla will ihoi.
laShiy eradicate this Evil from tho syit.m.
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|. Mr. fpsi 7sttsas. T1g--Ii Dhi,hf
Guipurs lace pelerine, that Ian .c,c.
the front Of tho dreea az, the nsws,t ann
MGR mRntlsa. tL5 - ~ - $50 49,
! The crowns oil summer bounc,a ara an,
up In the shape Of an Inverted v. In oras
70 make space for the hllh back hall ghJs
10 once more In vogue. 4 - ''' 's
FAn.plalted skirts OF white. blue. blael
or ecfu yAillng can DO hupLt ready plsIie,
sut! need only plAI,sd round ihs wsir
and hip diapery to complete a proliy an,
simple toilet for youpgl.dies.
,Chsrming Afternoon ireeacs OF pink o,
hlue surah have III. skirt covered Will
LOUNGES oil CrHtonne lace. Tbs pointed
cofs'se 10 red or blus velvet With YOKE
oct Oh, and sleeves made Of long rows d
narrow lace separated by narrow ,ucks o.
pink and gray ehangenble tsfIstla, with
peattgrty velvet bows, velvet collar b cd
cuu., makes An attractive overdrfss for a
slist Of white Eicurial net In gathered
puna anu naunces on pink silk ekirt.
, Flannel drssses for the couutry tayc
sohoik bfotiss waists and full stiits tuck.
a. nearly up to the waist. An alligator or
hutsa leather belt IN worn with III, s.. ami
q italher collar and cuiId are added, -
YiolesTood fans, pleasantly fragrant, ere
nlAue WIN moosh sticks, on which hdiet
sho draw well make outline sia,cb,s ci
!oe't ifenus, sometimes slIghtly csrIcstur.
lnS hcT, ahu the irienGB arc expected 10
.c..hoNlsoge tho Likeness by adding tneir
rae 6lue wool Of fno sheer ou,lity
trimmed with rows Of wide velvet ribbon
Of dafs red shade, llates A vxv and
youthful drees for the seashnrs rs,n,,s
ths Ribbons pass around the siIrt q,
'mipth " ,ucks, and tho tucked whist and !
'asn nave narrower ribbons. IL
a stylish morning drefs for tho sea,bo,,
4 nale OF pearl.culorpd alpaca. Win
klit tucked nearly up 10 tho vsist. and ,
ull tunic, edged with Two tnrsa "nJ
lem. The halt.Id ius,ed j,cket opcns ovs'
plated vest, and has a spi.tbanI NJ u,s,
'slyas. The collar and Wristbands ara als1
4 velvet. al . Ai'e
Eefa and violet are isshionsbty worn 10.
stner; Ihun q thin ecru yelling with lsrv.
lle violets printed on 1t makes a prs,n
olohsiss draped with violet es,in bos,
na ends Tbs skirt Is completed byr
etp Dox'plalttng oil tho thin ecru wool
1ade over lining Of vlole: silk,
Nav riding habits for the summer b,,,
mall vests Of ecra or llgh..gr.y cssbmer.
the position jacket Of black or bin,
loin. The standing cola. Ia Of tho i'm,
sshhieie' aud bliss cuff Of the sans i,
'assned with oxytiz, I'd silver but.ops Tn.
rapge bat, admissible for supm,r. ia
~ Derby OF black felt, or u small "a,
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