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group Of buffalo mounted by the taxidermist in
most hfe-liks attitudes gathered about the pool
The animals were secured by Mr.. Hornaday in
his famous hunt ''for the last of the buffalo. "
The scenic accessories down TO the last little
tuft Of prairie grass were arranged by Mr..
Hornaday, and the buffalo were mounted by
him. all in faithful conformity with nature,
which he had ample opportunity for studying.
Soon there will be placed near this buffalo
group another Of equal size and importance.
IL will tell well one such collection can
the life history of the moose. The STAR last
Saturday gave an account of some of the ex-
PLOTS of Col Cecil Clay as a hunter in Canada.
The moose group will be made up IN part of
trophies of his rifle. Already some of the in
dividuals of the group of six have started into
bfe-like attitudes in the taxidermists work
rooms on the third floor of the old armory
building. The scene to be represented has
been all planned and sketched in black and
white by MIR. Hornaday. Mr.. Joseph Palmer
the taxidermist. is mounting the moose in the
various attitudes they will assume in the COM
pleted group. Col. Clay. who has taken much
interest in the work and has given personal di-
rection to many of the details. has gone on a
trip to Canadian wilds, partly for the purpose
of securing right from the spot where the
moose we're shot the trees shrubbery. stumps
and grass required to make the scene truthful
representation of what a stealthy hunter who
could get near enough to such a group of
moose might actually have seen.
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nm, fhave sannn NJ t; ~ S.sass snc aees"
the female sages who have used Dr. pierceis
Favsrite Prescription a. remedy for the wear.
nesses and ailments peculiar to their sex .Favor.
lite Prescription u positive cure for the most
complicated and obstinate casss OF prolspeus
weak back, female weakneas," antsverston. -
troyersion. bearing down sensatons, chronic con-
tion, pain apd tenderness. The only remedy tor
such lnaiadies cold under guaxaateo. Pnrttcu-
IN % botee-wEappw. Al dfuegtsm
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Tfom the Leipeic Nachrtchtsr.
Mother-"wsll. Katie, you have had quite 4
lively chat with the young barrister. Has he
declared himself at lsst?"
Katie-'Y-e-s; you see, ma, all the time he
the air and am perfectly sure he intended thai
wedding ringy.H ~-
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IhUsIEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT SOUTHWEST CORNER or
Inst M AND PoToMAC sTkEETs, GEORGE
TOWN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded smous the
and records II said District ber 1867, folio 2Os
ct seq we shall sell at public auction, front of The
premises, on TUESDAY, the EIGH DAY OF oC-
Tobhb, 1889, al HALF PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
all that piece or parcel of ground lying and being
said Georgetown and distinguished part OF lot 10 in
Beatty aud Hawkins addition thereto lsQuare 4Y)
scrl6ed as follows; Beginning for the at the
southwest corner OF LIST aud Potomac runs
ming thence west the south line of LIST street ~
feet thence south % feet thence 20 feet 20 Poto-
street and thence north the line of poto-
mac street 90 feet TO he place OF beginning together
with the &c consisting Of the Three
story Frame ling house No 35S LIST NOW known
NJ street and the onestory Brick buiaing No. l244
lotoniac street
Terms OF sale One third cash. residue In two equal
payments at one and two years respectively, q per
interest payable half yearly secured by notes Of
the purchaser and deed Of trust the property sold
all cash, At option of purchaser. DeIost Of loo
required at time Of sale. Terms to be complied with
in zen days or trustees reserve the rht
and sell nj deiaulting purchasers cost and rlsk. AL
conveyancing, &c. at pure haser cost
CHARLES Ii. ChAG n, JR.,t ,,..-.
se26-dts JOHN 5. MCKINNEY, Afusees.
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V,HoAAs BOWLING. Auctsonser.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NOS. elsI

- AND 2ls c ST. NV
On MONDAY, SIP ENBEk IHIRTIF9H, lsSq.
al HAll-PAsI FOJk O'GLOCk 4. NJ, 4 wall sell in
front OF tne premises West Half OF LIT l6 reserxan
II, fronting "a It ON st nv. between "a aud sd
SIS. by q depth OF 100 IT, 10 alley improved By .
s-room Brick Dwelling
Also part II East Half Of Lot 1e. reservation IN.
frVnfng "a IT. on St by depth OF 10 IT. with side
alley, improved BY large IL room Brlck Dzelling
Terms: One-thlrd c@sh lmlauce notes suit the
purchaser, bearig cent interest secured by
deed OF trust on the prol eTty. ali cash A cOnye
nncnY and RECORDING 81 cost OF purchaser ISO hun
drec dollars VIII he required each property time
OF sale.
se.4-et THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioueer.
- fLENplD bUlLIgINO LUI COANEh OF THIR-
- lEESth AND kl-AEsAW shREkTs. COLUA-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER THIR-
TlkIH, AZ HALf-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell
IN front u the PREMISES
LOT 23 BLOCK IS,
fronting 100 feet on 18Th street and / 20 feet on
heAesaw street being one 81 the finest suburban lots
division, being in the iulm odiatc vicinity OF I4fh
street and near residences VI Judge Harlan Mr. Gen
Logan, DIR. Hsmmond and others
Terms; One-thlrd cash. balance IN enc and two
years notes 10 bear SIX per cent interest, lHyAbe
seniannuay, and TO be secured by deed Of trust on
premises or all cash. al option of purchaser de-
post OF 500 Will DC required Mt time sale Con-
yeyancig. &C. at purchasers cost Terms 20 De COM
pied with IL ten days. otherwise right reserved 10 res
sell al risk and cost of deautnR purchaser after i've
days public noice Of sucL resale some rewSpsler
published IN Washington, DC.
se24-dkds DCNCANSON BROS Auct,
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
cHAS0Iny rs SALE r Of p INPaoyEp PROPERTY ON

By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Conmbia tassed In the cause Of HOMIL
the undersigned trustees viii sell e public AUCTION
or OCTOBER, lss9, At HAI.F-fAsT FOuk O'CLOCK
M. the north part Of lot in square 81, improved
northwest.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. and the balance In
and two years, with interest az per
BY deed Of trust, all cAsh, the option Il the pur.
chaser Taxes paid TO June So 1853 II terms Of sals
to resell at defsuting purchasers r1sk and cost An
convsyancing a. cost Of purchaser dspost Of el00
viii be required It time ct sale
yAAEs q. PAYNE, oiv Hall
GEQk4E g. PAYNE, 6l3 18th IT. NV.
EEfbERicK ". JONES. 472 L.. ave NV.
ue26-o&oss Trustees.
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cPLENpIp BUSINESS AND OFFICE PROPERTY,
- No. 6l2 STREET NOkfHWEsT, BEING
ThRzE-sToRY kkuCk And BxsxakNT. AT
on 'TuLStAy AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIRST.
p FIVE ocLocK. We Win ssli IN frons Of ths prem
PART LOT ls, square 4se
Viii depth 81 i5b feet IL inches 10 silsx
With Sz.sGos side ssy 2 rs,s Raj e iet THIS lot
city, being three stersss snd lese5sent and back
~ esns "a s ssp On ~. y & ssS 3.
The houss hss The nodsra conysnisnseR very hand
gr can readily e cha.ssA = = hsve nrss door 1Qf
S ssdss L z s sss 4 g. . s
dssisah!s pc2gsFtiss on street
three yssrs, notss . bar per cant 9ss.sse ~.
s g 1890 n e e sroo
aspSs,t q eiooo sssy.ss1 e a3s q 49, eSavsy.
l'd n.sh I. ,ss a.ys sssssS1.s ssss sssyS3 :. -
az = q sea ssss g y sss s ss'
3Ss konss vjn - oEss Sor insUssaaaa tssa n
sz&k BdRdzHsox saes. A,suuAssa
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Inc new locomotive works Of the Psnnsyiys-
ma railroad at Altoona are 10 have . capacity
o. DundinR 200 en9tnss year, ald are 90
egeassd up 70 1,5o0
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WALLER .. WILLIAMS CO, Aoctioneers.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION. ON MONDAY, sEPTEM-
BER THlkIlETH, Al HAtf,PAsT -FOUR
LUMBIA Hl IGHrS.
Situated near Or. HaInmond's house, on Prince
ton and 18th sits Fine OAKS the lots. Water, gas
aud sewer at corer Of 18th aud Princeton about
hundred feet away.
third cash: balance one and two years With In
terest; 500 down on each lot OF time OF sale
se26-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
.---ElrlaERAl..

Eznz<zzs-..-.---->~-
---flrk&f AAIs
TnoNAs BOWLING. aecusaeer.
CATALOGUE SALE
of
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION
TURKISH cARPErs
RUGS AND HANGISes,
EMBRACING BOTH MopERN AND ANTIQUE ALL
SIZES BEING RECENT IMPORTATION.
AND Is CONSIDERED
THE CHOICEST COLLECTION EVER SENT TO
THIS CITY,
EMBRACING FORTY LARGE CARPETS
SOME OF THEN Vailed AT 5000 .Sp s7oo.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
ocIosER FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD issa
AT ELEVEN An. AND THkEEPn
on EXHIBITION MONDAY. sEPTINBrR THE.
THOMAS DOWNING.
se2e-5t AuctiOneer.
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NfLENplD bUlLDIA0 LUI CUnAEh OF IHI
- hEEAth AND kEAEsAW shREkTs. CoLUs
RlA HI IGHIN
MEDICAL. &c.


\ AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE sERvICFs OF AN
DIR. hILSON, laos Park Place ne bet Is s,sd u II n
and l2th sts.ne Ladies only. kemedy IS. sul3-Sw.
L HAS NENEk BEEN CONTKADICTlD THAT
u DR.. bkOIhEhs II the oldest-estAU shed "a yerts-
ing Ladies ply stefan IN the city Ladies' you can
confidently consult DIR. BkO1 HLls, GO0 d At A. VI
Particular attention pad 10 al Diseases peculiar "a
ladies married or angie. Forty Year, exIerieuce
se24-lms
II FAD AND BE wIsE--DR BROTHERS. qoe n ST
APPEARED before and made oath thai lac IL
Tie Oldest Established Ixpert Specialist iEis city
OF men and furnish MEDICINE. NO charge; consults-
ton ana advice Tree Al aay hour OF the day sub
scIlbed aud sworn TO before IA By DIR BkOTHEkS
SAMUEL Z. MILLS. o Notary Public in and for the
District OF Columbia tnis ID day Of July. leea
se24-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BoTTI n
WI or two OF DR.. BROTHERS. lnvigorating Cordial
wln cure amy oi Nervous Debility and ioss OF
nerve power. IL imparts N1eor ~ the whole system
Male or female. sOo ST. s.w. sezfims
M ME. DE FOREST, LONo-EsTABIlsHID AN
M reliable Laaies' Ply siclsn can Le Ia a.s
81 her resdeDce, yOl Il st. nv. Once hour from 4
10 %. m with LADIES only. su22-1m.
~ Ths oldest Established and only Reliable IAaas.
fhysclan IA the CITY,
can be consulted osily 404 st. between ~ and Gu
Prompt treatment. Consniiaton strictly oopsds,-
tisl. separate rooms for ladies' Remedy ~ P1ias
81. Once always open. au3o-3ofs
mr. MOTIFS FRENCH PowDERs ARE THR
~ Standard Remedy nor all blood disesses csusi1s
throat nasal skin troubles urlnsry diseases cur
IN forty-elglt hours. frice, IS per box
b3l s1ANpIfoAD's cor. Nth and M.
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h Fl hhiS X. ehhhhRY. Trustees.

hoAAs DowLINo, Aucticneer.
AsSlGNEEs SALE or ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
in AND STOVE ESTABLISHMENTS NOS.
90. AND 1os l2IH STREET NOkrHM EsT.
On MONDAY. SEPTkMBER 1H1kT LIZ, lssQ,
9ltN OCLOt An at stores Nos. oO7 ana oU.i
12th street northwest Just north OF street VIII
sell the following goods:
Heating stoves
Ranges and Latrobes
Crates aud Fire BRICK
hot-air funaces
Furnace Castings.
MILK Cans, Watering potS
MIKE stocks.
LIN Plate. Stove Pipe.
Bundles OF I'm.
Register summer Pieces
Asbestos. Registers
LaTge Lot Timers Toolk
Benches, Desk.
Combine ZION safe
Horse, Wagon and Harness
and such other stock "a Ia ueualy found An srch an
establishment 50 ~ -
Terms cash. Goods 20 be removed on day OF sale
JACKSON Ii. hAIs1UN, Assignee.
THOMAS DONLlNG.
ee-o-dts Auctloueer.
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A GROUP OF MOOSE.
A MUSEUM ATTRACTION IN THE
TAXIDERMISTS HANDS.
How the Big Animals Are Mounted
A Realistic Canadian Scene to
be Prepared-The Trophies Of
Colonel Ciay's Rifle.

NE Of the most striking
objects OF collection OF
objects in The National
museum Is the huge
case containing what Is
known as the buffalo
group, This represents
a small section Of Mon
tana scenery, . spot in
the prairie where there
is a pool Of water and q
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lHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
~ hEA. Es1A1E,O On The WEST SIDE OF TENTH
STREET BETWEEN Il AND STREETS NORTH

WEST.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed III Equity Cause No.
alO13 VIII oner for sale at public auction ON
of the promises, tie following DESERVED real estate
situate IN the city of Washington and District
lumbla to-wIt Ali that part of lot numbered one I'D
IN square number 800, beginning for the at
point distant 40 feet frOm the southeast Of
said lot aid running thence north along the line
thence south oo feet thence east 30 feet inches
the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale; One third Of the purchase money in
cash aud the balance the reof IN two equal
at one and two years from the day sale
est 81 the rate OF per ceat annuin yabie semi
annually which deferred payments to be secured
by the pronlssory notes VI the purchaser or pur.
chasers and deed of trust the property sold The
whole purchase money may be paid in cash. the op-
ton OF the purchaser. SiOO wll be required soon
as the property Is bid on. II the purchaser or pur-
chasers shall fa TO comply with the terms u sale
within ten % days after the day OF sale the property
will be iesoid at bis or their risk aud AL
EDWARD A. MEN NAN, Trustee. 32l AZ St NV
WALTER b. WILLIAMS q Co.. Aucts. se2O-dNds
V'Hos. L. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioner
SALE OF A BRICK DWELLING, IN GOOD ORDER.
ANDAvALUABLE BUILDING LOT, IMPROVED
By SMALL bk1Ck HOUSE
On MONDAY, SkPTEMBkR THIRTIETH, 1850
at HALt-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, will OTTER foT sale
in front OF the premises sub lot 70 square 500 i'm
proved by house, 20lS 9th st. II. Immedi lately
thereafter sub lot 23 square 20. improved by small
Terms day OF sGIe. THos. L. WAGGAMAN,
se26-3t Auctioueer
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se26-5t
TH0MAs DOWNING. EacIioneer.

AhUsTEEs, SALE OF 1HE ENTIRE CONTENTS
90 hESIAl LANI NOkThNEST COkNER OF
tiSh II AND ID s1hEEIs NOkTHNES ST, IN
CLOgINO ThL GOOD WILL.
by virtue Of d Ell q Trust dated the 4th day Of
June, 1888 and oUly recorded Ia lber 3q1 folio rs
gss9, one o. TIE laid recOrds tor the District OF
Soiuul bla, ana 10y direction the iarfy secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees Will sell At tublic
neeton on he irenlses, northwest corner Sth and
pssrcets northwest, on IL LSDAi, OC1 ODER lIls
1855. AZ IN OCLOth. eli the lar room and house
hyld FURNITURE contained therein mentioned In
schedule A, attached 10 sid trust
49, ibe properly Will be OF cred ~ q whole and n not
&c sold wln then be sold IN detail.
Terms cash.
seo5-dts EpWALI n ciTaRy < Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
xuzunrzxzx1-E1-
FUTURE pAlS
. z. FuLToN. Aussisussr.

-
H K FULTON. Aas;isussr.
sgcTIos sALl OF FoaFErTrp rLEpeE
% ;s e ssoft s .sfSs 9 S sss t rls
from S s.'t sos sYr e i'm I'm
elusive sale z eoesi,, o L.ies' AND cents cs.eias
sO s ssS sprssd.s shssi.; Quilt Seal s.sGp.ss
sossr.. ssor sssss e S. Fsr. SONS has hs
brellss, usesl. Matthew kiic and sufsieaI Instr
Oos aa d. L. IL: a. n
s tfEisaS r.. fss sSs; and Aue,
TaoAAs BOWLING. AOehOassr
CATALOGUE SALE
rfF H EsTf& E55 sqsE Es9E1sr5E
p p99EsLL AsD sIS1Lh HYAciNlAs, ~ ALI
AID ppygrsLE bic ttoN Tio.- sSowbEofs.
MONDAY MORNING. sFsrEMBrR THIRTEEN.
COMMENCING AZ EiEvEN O'CLOCK.
Titnin my auction rooms, shall sell cons;snment Of
SCI ., TaSMss p 5%fisG irD xa1 nS5sRs
5OO5 ss sb 81 sIJEfoN Bach qdl lor6I ~
nN1shISsfoN. i. G at. AT AucfioNS' io'A of
By virtue Of a collateral note, dated september Is,
DAY or &C f0sES. Ap isSs AZ 6Nn o6 hHsk
and ~ q q aas bssen Iass
'.sn y 0a'r 4 is hS!Ssr ( h Ss note
w ALTER B. WILLIAMS q Co. Aaets
TRusTEEs SALE OF Two-sToRY AND BASE.
MhST BRICK OWL ING, LOT llxg4 ON
EASI sllL OF ELEvENIH STEET, BETNEI.N
AND MASSACHUsETTS AVENUE NORTH
WEsl tslDE AND EEAR ALLEY
by virtue OF a oeeJ OF trust, dated November 10 A
ID. 1877. and duly recorded in Iiber No $40 folio
4s Ct se one u the land records FOR the Distract OF
So1bis and al the request o. party secured thereby
On TfS Sff 4 fss So q Srfi
d tAsl toOh YcLo. X 4. NJ, The following
described real estate situate In the
or; OF washington in said Distric 70 wit: The sonth
No. a. as said subdivision is recorded in Iiber
h, NO j. Folio 80. in the surveyors Once OF said
Brick dwelling -
Terms Of sale: One third cash. Of which al 80 must
pe pad NJ time OF sale, balance and two years
IN equal payments to be secured by purchasers nots
bearing interest from daS OF sale payable selni.Ai-
hualiyl and deed o. trust on the property sold or
al cs.h at opti2n Of purchaser. conveyHncn and re-
cordIg u cost Terms of sale 10 be @ NJ
Piled with in ten days from the sale else trus-
tee reserves right 10 resell as risk and cost u
purchaser IN default
wM F. HOFFMAN,
Trustee.
seZo-dts 1921 i ST. NV.
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LITTLE NELL's NIGHT OUT.
Her Adventure when She Was Taken
for Walk by Big Girls.

THE sTRASog AND FAscrSATryo sfeHrs on TIE
srREKr--rHE roUSo MEN SEE MET WHOM HER
COMPANIONS sEEMKp TO KSow-A PLACE WHERE
People DRANK BIER AND HEARD MUSIC.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

LIBRARY OF THE LATE J. GoI,pssoRoUsH
- $780,. BkUFF At AUCTION
0n MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER THIR-
IItIH, 1883. NJ HALF PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK at
my auction rooms shall sell the library Of the late J.
SSolusoorough Brtn IN which some valuable works
Books now ready for examination.
se2o-d&ds THOMAS DOMLING. Auetioneer
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

rnHoMAs BOWLING, AuctIoneer
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, u. q. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, oCTuRIR THIRD 1850, AZ
HALF PAST fOUR O'CLOCK, in front OF the preul-
ses, shall sell the following -described property.
West ID feet OF lot l07, square go BeAlls addition
70 Oeorgetown- fronting ID ieet Poplar street by
building.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
Lot No. los. in HolmeAds addition % seorgetovp
square o. fronting 80 teet on bun barton avenue by
brick and frame building
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
Sub Lot 2O1. Of square "a, fronting 80 so feet ou
Green street and 49, feet deal street, aud inn
proved by new large dous brick bui ding CONTAINING
nine rooms with all modern improvements aud els-
santy situated At The CORNER oi 18th aud % streets
Terms VI sSle: Onethirt CASH the residue In three
equal ray melts az six. twelve and eighteen months
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
lust on the property sold. All cOnVeyancing and re-
col ing az purchasers cost deposit oi SlOO will lie
eIgired at the time Of sale
se25-dkds THOMAS DOWNING. AuctioDeer
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

THREE ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
bhOOhLAND, be. AND IHE MElROpOII-
IAN BRANCH BALTIMORE AND OHIO kAII.-
ROAD,
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE., SECOND. 1859. &C
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. on the premises. i Will sell
three acres OF land being portion Of the the
late thzRbeth Taibert and opposIte BrootlEad and
the new Catholic university.
Terms: One-half Cash balance in one and two years
with interest, and secured by deed trust on the
property, or al cash Terms &c be conlled with in
hiteen days from day Of sale. All recording and con
yeyan ing az cost OF purchaser deposit Of 100 re-
blurred at time OF sale.
se.:I-dts THOMAS DOwIING AurtioDee,
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

q RAYrLAIEp SUGAR, 30. PER In !, sUozR-
r s'i; Is :. ssi Ss 81; 81
tssia Hour, rs psE b6l s lbs. TnrkisE FTss.
tor 25e lbs Gloss sta, ch for 25c. Cakes fyiss
per ID, J. 4. y. FYLES
sex7-6ss Al. Al "a a
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MONDAY MORNING. sEFrEMBER THIRTIETH.
5OO5 s.9 an s 8 On sLsdFIoN BAAca noTLE,

COMMENCING Ar ELEVEN O'CLOCK
WITHIN my auction rooms, shall sell csis,slfent Of
sboy. Bulbs. being dlrct shipment from Holland.
seal IT THOMAS DoWIINU, Auctaoneer.
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that. When IL was nnlshed this was o dainty
resting place Tor hne linen pieces, with their
handwork establishment as well as a reminder
OF the mothers early days, that always gave
the owner special pleasure to contemplate In
some families are odd pieces of hand-woven
linen which have been preserved in one form
or another, sometimes having never been made
up into articles of household use, but kent M
they came from the loom. To those who have
any sentiment in regard to these reminders of
long gone-by days, there il an attraction in
making them by further hand labor into
MKMENToEs OF THE PAST
that can still serve purpose in the busy life of
today. One lady who had o bit of this sacred
linen--a mere strip-put a narrow band OF
lovely drawn work across it with. also. n httls
darned work in pale yellow silk, finishing il
with raveled fringe, and now it adorns a shelf
on q writing desk belonging. to grand
years ago bride, in looking over an accumu-
lation OF ancient things which her husband had
feiion heir to, found a number of pieces OF
linen OF firm quality, but of unequal lengths
These she made into set OF washstand scarfs.
both pretty and durable, though simple and
| easily accomplished The short pieces She
heightened by adding insertion and edge of
linen lace making this the only decoration
The others she worked in outline stitch in
working cottons, some in dull blue alone and
| some with blue and dark red mingled. alwavs
adding the lace at the ends to Offset the sim
phclty OF the other materials Some she
made into scarfs long enough to hang down
quarter OF yard at each end, aud some were
to merely cover the top, when the wsshstand
had end pieces The designs were slight, sew
eral only interlacing rings, drawn on the linen
with lead pencil, and using q small cup for
the size. These were very easily and Quickly
d1ne, but Of such substantial materials that
they would stand the wear and tear of the laun-
dry for years. while looking very attractive on
the washstand. Many people have such relics
among their possessions at which they look
how to use them and not liking to throw Them
| away. To such these suggestions for making
them into really pretty and effective articles
| may be Of some speedy use now, when this
| season OF house cleaning aud renovating brings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-28

FINE ASSORTMENT OF TIE MOST EXQUISITE
HAAhLEM FLOWER ROOFS. CONSISTING OF
DoJbLL AND slN1LL HYAclNlAs, IN ALL
SVLohs dhaND In ST NAkltrIhSs NaRcis-
AID puCBLE puC Won TEo.- sNowDkoPs,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20
Warmth and Goodness In Clothing.

Clothing possesses no warmth in it.
self, but, as it is more or less poor
conductor of heat, it prevents the es-
cape of the bodily warmth. Wooden
fabrics contain large quantity of air
entangled in their meshes, which, being
poor conductor of heat, adds consider
ably to the warmth of clothing made
from them. In hot weather we wear
light cotton or linen clothing, so as to
allow as much of the bodily heat to es-
cape as possible. There is prejudice in
favor of light-colored clothing for sum-
mer wear, but it is hardly based on sci
entific grounds. Dark-colored cloth is
the best radiator. allowing the bodily
heat to escape freely, while white cloth
ing absorbs less of the heat radiated di-
rectly from the sun. Therefore, to dress
scientifically in summer, one should
wear dark clothing in the shade and
light clothing when exposed to the SUMS
rays. Practically, the matter of appear
ance is the only one to be considered,
as the warmth or GOODNESS of clothing is
not appreciably affected by its color
Popular Science News
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20
PAINTING DIAMONDS.
How Stones of Small Value Are Doctored
by Dishonest Experts.

How stones of Small value Are Doctored
by Dishonest Experts.
There is one pawnbroker in Washing
ton who has lost all faith in human hon.
esty. Several months ago nicely
dressed man entered his shop and dis
played pair of diamond earrings upon
which he desired to secure loan. The
stones had that peculiar blush white
color SO highly priced among lovers OF
diamonds, and the pawnbroker readily