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Letter List.

List OF letters remaining uncalled for in
the epostoliice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, for
the week ending May 10, 1890. Ii not
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington:
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INTER STATE COMMERCE.

Senator German to-day introduced a
bill to amend the inter state commerce
law to provide that it shall be unlawful
Tor any CON iaDy operating railroad in
an au]acent iufelsA country tv transport
passengers or freight from the United
States into such foreign country, or vice
versa, unless the company shall have OBJ
tanned license from the inter state COM
merce commission.
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Old papers, clean and whole, for wrap
ping purposes.
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| WASHINGTON, May Nominations a
registers of the land offices: Adam John
son, Akron, Colo. j; Herbert +. Tedmon
Sterling, Colo.
NEW PosTMAsTERs.
The president appointed the following
postmasters:
" ashlngtOu, Cora Darcy, PayalIup.
California, John w. Green, Los An
geles Charles H. Weatherwax, Placer
vile; Samuel w. Backus, San Francisco
Isaac Miller, Ontario.
SILVER CAUCUS.
meeting of the Republican senatorial
caucus Was held to day, ut Which the sill
Yer question was under consideration. Ii
IS said the only proposition discussed was
one to make the certificates to be issued
for purchases of bullion a full legal ten
der. The bullion redemption clause has
been abandoned. The caucus was at
tended by about two.thirds Of the Repub-
l!"an senators, and, @hle a majority nerc
III favor OF making the notes full legal
tender it WAS decided to postpone formal
action until there shall be full attendance.
The opinion is expressed that IL satisfac.
tory conclusion will be reached.
CERTIFICATES OF PENSION.
Pension certificates ere issued to-day
AZ follows: New MeXic" increase, Tim
othy Ring, Point. Original widows.
.lnanita. widow of George W. Howland,
Santa Fe.
QUAY WILL STAY.
There is much talk of an intent on the
part OF MIR. Quay to retire from the chair
manship OF the Republican national com.
Inlttee. The committee meets mere next
Monday, and there is evidence of
hard fight to dislodge the shrewd Penn
sylvania politician. Had there not been
a personal fight made upon him, Quay
would probably have withdrawn from
the management of the party affairs, but
under the present circumstances it is
believed by well informed Re-
publicans that he will have no desire to
retire, and they say he will certainly not
be deposed. They also say that the fight
IS one against Quay, Clarkson and Dud-
ey by dissatisfied minority, who do
not like their political methods, and that
he more the Mugwump and Demo-
;raIic papers say about this combination
he tirmer the party will stand by them,
t is not thought likely that Quay would
under fire.
INTER STATE COMMERCE..
Senator German to-day introduced a
'ill to amend the inter state commerce
aw to provide that it shall be unlawful
or any con i'aDy operating railroad in
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.
NOMINATIONS.

NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, May o. Nominations as
registers of the land offices: Adam John.
son, Akron, Colo. Herbert +. Tedmon,
Sterling, Colo.
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l;.ivS, VINO was gradu6te1 at Un5 OusUUn
University College O. Medicine recently,
was very valuable man in the football
and cane rushes of his college. into which
he entered with all the fire and courage of
his race.
Robert Louis Stevenson is so charmed
with his beautiful Samoan home with its
SIX waterfalls, that when he reaches Eng
land be viii sell lis household effects. wind
up his affairs IN Scotland, and return 10
complete the span of his existence under
the southern sun.
The late David J. Baker, of Dryden,
:. Y. w2s % years Of age and undoubtedly
the Oldest E-eenason il the United States.
He was initiated as Z master mason 10y the
Sylvan lodge of AIoyavia, March 10, 1915
Baker and ais vie had lived together for
fifty years in che house in which he died.
Dr. Heinrich Sohiierann is member Of
the GroCe-s' company Of London. Before
he uraarthCl ancient Troy and dug up
Agameuuou's tomb at MycenR the ire
pressible cxcavst5r sold behring's and but
ter, potatoes and milk for over five years in
a little shop in Furstenberg, where he was
a grocer's clerk.
Isaac Murphy. who rode Salvador the
winning horse IN the recent suburban, IS a
young Colored man who was raised in the
household Of Mrs Hunt Reynolds. II Lex
inCt0n, Ky. whore be lives with his wife,
and owns about SO, 90 worth Of real estate.
His salary a. . rider for J. g. HaGsin, Sal
vator's owner, Is stated a. $4,000 year.
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Women More Econom.eel Than Men.

Women More Economical Than Men.
A Washington street banker says: My
observation brings me to the conclusion
that women who are thrown on their own
exerti0ns manage better than men, and
Will save a little out OF small income
where a man would givaup or commit sui
eide 4 man thinks 1T beneath his man
hood to make a less deposit than -. A
poor woman with two or three children to
support viii wash, iron, cook and nurse,
take in from s. TO $40 week for the same,
support her lirtie household, buy her chill
dren an occasional toy or a little candy,
keep her house looking tidy, herself pre-
sentable, pay her rent and make deposit
here weekly OF from 30 cents up 20 81 We
have several such depositors in this bank.
never see one Of those pale faced, tired
ont looking women at the window that l
do not feel like going out and saying some
thing to encourage her.
Il don't have much time 70 read, but
do not believe there are any such stories in
print as | could tell you, If it were proper
TO co 50. Women stand misfortune better
than men. That IS my observation. ives
in orc Of the savings banks that went under
in this city several years age The poor
women who were the losers were the hero
ines. While some ef the mon who lost
raved, went mad and soma committed
suicide, the poor women went on silent
and sorrOwful, beginning life again PENN
less Chicago Tribune.
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AMONG. The CARSmEN.

Nothing can show the increasing Popu-
iarity OF re wing l. ,t-.- thSn tbs fact that
SO many REGATTA are % ba held CslTinS 20
summer and such Asnd,soIne prIxsa ara 20
be awarded Gold stop wesehes to each
member Of the winning crews seem 20 too
the rage. and as "A result tia entries in TO-
gattas held 50 lar have been nlIInerouS
A writer from sydney, Australia, in
speaking Of William O'ConnOr. the oars
man. who has benz there for several
months Sn.scavarinfS 70 arrange n race for
the worlds champ ,uShiga, says: He is
very na-E over weight aIs looks bulky,
but hezlthY- His arms ans rs aze large.
bat IL l. tao soon 20 .-F what Eiad Of mus
cIes he has lie h2s. Dsea ro7sinGa slow,
easy stroke, C1t r2..--I any attempt az
pace, and he ra&GAe.s q frselF and d-oPs
the SOULS into the wafer very clearly. The
back work is nice, and dusa nst shsw the
fault we were ready to look for. P"
Guy NEkaEs. who defeated Charles G.
Psotta. he a L1sCIEaE oarsman, IA the Hen
ley regatta LAT year, has lately announced
his intention 70 eoFnpese IN the same fixture
this year The rHees tHks place July s, Q,
and 10. Psot1a u said 20 be IA good trim,
and training quietly on the sill water Of
Lake WIDdermere- althASaph Tnzny English
men think he makes x uEiztRke in not prac-
icing on the Thames river
The AGalauta Boat club, II New York
city, has decided 20 make 4 change in the
personnel Gf It's sezd2r eight SINCE this
casw has lost two important rseer matters
have not worked s,nDdLbfY. aaa d8>ssnsion
among the individual nc 5I1bsrs Of the crew
Is causing the chang Several members
Of The junior eight viii - tried ca the
senior crew
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ran MO Hld

SidnHy Thomas, Sas esse5vzsad English
rrnaseur distances raaz1E. vie haA bern IN
America Tor over Dir EaoETr3.s, szT1~sd sst--
u on his native sh~rss sf5sx an uxs<Tentfal
voyags. De iAienoz "a Es<s PIT "a In
hsh zanez as s0sa as Els cuzdfr5Ca VA
s4urs -
J " AndsrB0a, TIE VTvfazsscbal svrirstez
% Canada. Sno r8u - many EuErss-f "a
races Throughout tie cou=tEy lat sum
uner, says ne VIII rsal-s MoususaI h1z had
quz--ers tbn s<aSya RE0n I'D 70 20
yasSIa be = - good ~ th<ss = "a C&zAdA.
That vel s<sabEzhed ChsrnzO organize
ton. the Wss-aakrzzz crsrke4 zzd AthlHsAs
club. - c16s@rori1g ~ arr&os.s = tkres CT
Eve unGls ruazinz rice ss&~szz < c1nz.sS.
a tbs AAakzttkz As<zkIlE elsb % kxr
York, s--d N KsTre<iy e CEtezao. W -
Day. Il tbs Esz JS1eJ AtklfAc clus, vvho
a. prs-z1s . - TIC top of ILs hap. vii d
ssked - Faa IL CG.DEG Goea ucs fbsl dr.
posed % aoospE tzs de.--
Alfrsi vig,ae. tie 20 yars champion. ses
10 ard ~. 70 yzs3 hampton for Lss7
SEd isss aud 50 ys=o -ha1a goa fov ls5s I
I-slAad. les tzEsa up k.s ABIDE Il as
Caoe q Good Hoys Akhough - hEs
LIVED II Ir~.zssd AL A.s Efs, 80 -As L.o-n -
tas Cape-
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Architecture is said to De the chosen pro
.'ession of John Howells, the son OF TIE
novelist, who is now a student at Harvard.
Henry u. Stanley, although he has long
considered himself a citizen of the United
States, was not naturalized until May Is,
1855.
Both Of the Nevada senator's, Stuart and
Jones, are fond of tobacco, and their liking
for O cigar is greater even than Gen.
Grants.
Allen and Hutchinson. the strokes re-
spcctivey CT the Yale and the Harvard
Fights, were captains of rival schools years
ago in st. Paurs school.
Cardinal Manning is in excellent physical
oandition for a man * MS SD year. In
his youth he was an enthusiastic CriCketer
at Harrow school, England.
Hubert Herkomer. the distinguished
British artist. who is almost equally IA
nous as a composer of operas, an architect
time an Ohio boy.
Edward Hanlan, the Oarsman, Is incon-
solable over the loss, in Toronto Of a mas
sive gold medal. presented TO him by Lord
Dufferin II honor of his victory over Court
ney at LachiEe in 1873
Senator Jones' speech on the silver ques-
ton makes a pamphlet of 116 pages, and
one Of Senator Evarts' sentences in his
speech GA the same question contains log
words by actual count.
DR.. Nussbsum, the famous Munich pro-
fossor Of surgery, has resigned. The grip,
from which he suffered severely. left him
almost blind and partly paralyzed \ lib
eral pension has been granted 10 him.
The late Jordan 3. Noble was known
throughout the south a. The Drummer
Boy OF ChaiEle5te." lie was born in 1925
OF slave parents, and served As a drummer
under Jackson at the battle Of New Or
leans.
RobertJ Pemberton, known Is the great
est gambler thai Kentucky ever produced.
recently died at Louisville at the age Of I
years. Once on a steamboat trip from
Louisville to New Orleans he won $4,000
ct draw poker
Col. joe Lefel. who has been elected 70
the city council OF Springfield, o., is a
midget, Eve inches shorter than Gen Tom
Thumb and fourteen pounds lighter. he
Is 80 years Of age, weighs 60 pounds and Is
IS inches high.
Oliver Wendell Holmes lives in a brown
stone house on Beacon street. Boston Tle
rear windows OF the house overlook the
Charles river. and il Is here that the poet
has his study, entirely removed from city
sights and sounds.
The late J. !. McElhone, stenogrspher OF
the national house Of representatives,, could
report equally well with either hand. and
in taking 8 long speech IN the house he
would frequently SHIFT the pencil FROM one
hand TO the other without iRterrupting his
speed.
Mr- C A Eastman. the yoUBE Sioux
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1t was at the depot in Macon, Ga. A
colored man from the country stood
looking at the locomotive when the col
ored fireman called out:
Hey, yo' niger, what vo' Iookin' at?'
who's niger demanded the other
"Yo' is"
$50 Is yo'.'
Look out, dar. niger. I doan' take
10 sass otf'n shucks!"
"Go' is shucks yoself."
"Humph. Do 70 know what my fad
der sold fur befo' de wah:"
No"
"Fo'teen hundred dollars in gold, san.
an dey reckoned dat was $500 under
price. Who was vo' fadder, sah:"
He was de gem'lan who bought yo'
fadder fur a waItah, sab. an he allus
uowed he paid a thousand dollars mo
dan he was worth. New York sun.
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Ee has. says TEos Hvzsc1nRA.. n his pedi-
gree the blood ths1 has founded snd dSvsl-
oped great families Of tretesTS aid tratting
sires and speed proSucsrs Through hta
veins there COURSES tho rich tide OF royal
blood that has given tn the turf its kings
and queens. Theirs comes to him throuxA
famous matrons the hlS sSnf crest brood
mare tribes, rich in tho eIsnenos that have
been possessed by She ErVsAtzsst individuals
Ills sure is fast tpotJer and "a sire of tass
trotters- His grandsfre was one OF tho
greatest Of his line and has established .
race Of trotters THAT Ia their turn repro
duce themselves with startling rapidly.
His great-gz>ct5EE ,r-s7sisire~y WIS the founder
Of the greatest prostfng family on earth, q
family which reaches out through all the
history OF brrcning and Tsrrvsdes altnRss oil
trotting pedisrees- HoalhletOnian, Alex
ander's AedSliEh. Beilapnt and NutWDod
are the male ancestors. af this grand young
horse
Atwood hrs DINE 22ar6, bat fhzt IN only
the beginning EswilL be EiSsn further
opportunity on the tart, amt his owner Is
confident that ne viii noB anIy improve his
own record hut eclipse the record OF his
giI-
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Kate rioId Makes a Correction.

At her literary work Miss Field nova
days wears a bright red satin dress re
formed after Ire, own IDEAS, and touched
ID with fliils and shells of soft lace.-Ex-
change.
wish the chiel that takes notes would
be just 3 triile more il love with the truth.
l never had q bright red satin dress, 5"
reformed or otherwise
I don't think a bright red satin dress
could be reformed excay:v by anlihilGtion.
| utterly ICaJhe bright red satin, and
wouldn't wear it under any consideration.
Bright red satin might be possible for
some women in ballroom or on the stage,
but for a working gown it Is the worst
taste conceivable.
In addition, bright red satin IS horribly
uu6ecoming to ninety-nlne women out of a
hundred am not the hundyedth.
May this we'll meant but eXasperating
paragraph, which has pursued me for
months and given me several indigestions,
now be buried beyond the possibility of
resurrection. even on the day of judgment.
Kate Field.
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Nnthers and ChilETcn.

The mither's breath is aye sweet, says
a Scotch proverb. The same sentiment is
less tenderly expressed by German and a
French proYerb, Mothers truth keeps CON
slant youth"
Another Scotch proverb is illustrative Of
the influence Of parental example: "Trot
feyrher, trot mither, how can foal ambIe:'
The idea expressed by the English prov
erb, The crow thinks her own bird the
fairest," takes in German the form of
Every Ucther's child is handsome, or
"NC ape but swears he has ths finest chill
dren"
Every mother knows, though many heed
not the fact. that unless she transfers some
household duties to the daughter she en-
Ccurases her child TO grow up il sloth and
ignorance. An English proverb thus Utters
the warning: A light heo.sJ rantherm2kes
heavy heeled daughter - '''
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QUEER AND CURIOUS.

On "A very tasteful slab in the ancient
cemetery at Lexington, ky., Is the peculiar
inscription, The inn Of some travellers
going up 20 Jerusalem
John NJ lockwood, OF Sturg.s, Mich,
has q rare specimen u freak OF nasure.
Il Is O little Ian which walks on IL front
feet only, its hind feet not touching the
ground. Il IL cutie & lively little animal
and follows the rest Of the fock al o7er
the Geld.
! little chicken, which. Though healthy
and ngurishins, wiil always hsve to be fed
by human hands, attracts attention IN
North Piainfeld, \. J. The upper half o.
its bill Is rolled back IL q 1lEht bal Be
tween the eyes. The lower half Is natural
and perfect.
A kulia B-ahEnin 20 wears old Is reported
to have married IN India receE-fy eighteen
wives. These jnclude9 six s1ass, four SIS
te7s and eight daughters u fellow braa-
min, and tLey v2zaed IN aCe from hfsy
years n 70 thee months, the younsest
bride being brought Ia G. brass plate
william Martin has Curiosity IN TIE
shape sf = s1SilAE AZ his home II Eaton
tsxnsLip. uezr TCr ELauooce, Pa This
lrtie farm biR5H has two feeI- but cne Of
.is-n IS = perfect chicken fcos. the otasr
Is a natural ''ryab' isos, ana w7en placed
- the water l. GSes around nuca Ike
top.
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GALWAY 6REVITlES.

The length of new railway built IN TIRE
United States in the first four months CT
1890 was !. as4 miles.
Fishermen VII be glad 20 learn thsc = Is
proposed 20 build 4 railway up 20 the
Rznraley izse< IA Maine.
Somebody has SEsrec out that the cash
value Of ID orc-.nary Pas=en ger train o2 one
Of the eastern rosas II asoUI slcO, CO..
L s -aid that a-throusk Line XII % coz
str1c.es issEl Kcus York % Australia va
Cle-elz-d. s. L31ss, F0rIh Tor1h, Mexico
s-d the Tzc.ar cesar - Melbcurne
Tvvo-tEl-l-s Of the passenger osy u
AE-e.4sa 90 e4uIpPed WIKI salty chains
L ss.sre1zryi o. llBzsa and s.ze wa reee-aily
z13ptsd for al cars hereafter bull. for a.
r9Ss4A-
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west, Dsiia Eeac5. II "a, the he.fng b.
ing 100 - L IarsI sftzrvax4 raee far tbs
Bevervsyek stables. sErsd b. . {. Camp
bell. Of F.iehba fam. Sizes ~ hn~ ridden
for Dan Eaalg. Lz5ed bFufasrs s1d 81
rode ths wilmer 81 ths frEL Fu4arfey ever
run IN ATIzeTte-.. Winning On LD<sty. sUnsd
By Dick Roche. ghs <rgd k1asn g. louis
turfnIso. Tsral ~ n0~ gaEeed 70 Tids
during $50 for the L4zsold broto<Es rzSsr
e SALARY &C 81, I'D per EnETzT1- 7zxsl - sss
Of The BET light vSSsIks jO>zeys On Gas
tuf snd hss a LesSaOas q ainIrsrs- Ne
rode Casz.Bs "a tke sg'uybzn sd vUT
nearly dezezteef ti.e favs-iis. EafTz:or.
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CAPACITY OF BO1ro.

A box 5 inches square and 2-5 inches
deep VIII contain one peck
A box inches square and Is inches
deep VIII contain one quart.
4 box 10 inches square and 2-5 inches
deep will contain one bpsheL
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The Massachusetts Institute or ~
nciogy is twenty-five years cid. 1t had
tKyerty-seven students the first year; there
are now 200. and 1o2 graduated recently.
Harvard hes abandoned the custom which
has prevailed for over two hundred years
OF priu5irS the cuinguennial catalogue in
Latin. In-the next Issue the names of her
socs Will appear IN generally recognizable
form. aud not "a their Latin dress.
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Perseverance, win Do 1t.

Mrs. John A. Logan saTs she has taugAk
herself the usecf carpenter tOOAs until aba
to build g c1Psosrd CT p0t new Shelf in,
the pcrtry. SEE s-szshed one tkzmh
sawed the ether hslf OF, Sxippled two I'm.
gers and knocked her krfcss, bat psrsexer-
ance won end the jack plane i ktng.-pe-
troit Free Press.
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DEPOT

c. Eisenmayer ST. Milling and Elevator Co, Of
Halstead, Kan. carry full line Of hard and soft
wheat -four at their agency in this city. Send FOR
prices and samples.
OTTO WEISS, Agent 2j3 y Main wichita
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the Rost -. ies,nis1e zlnz. All pgoTlsn-
ers and vez1 So. =; yseE,zs IiEs these OF NJ.
lola ars 20 be l9s<Se0 Elesi With the utmost
rigor CT Shs lE7y.
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Fred TarA, the yvSstzTu ioekey. was
born in Teoria, nks-, hug- p 1857 lie Arst
rode for S-sg E-nore, Of Chicago, and tbs
first RACE ia rode he Won ca LOups- Tarsl
pulled of the houEeze shoL ever run In tbs
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a O. - a> Co. a
Nggtlgl 5sa1le
GIRLS OF THE SUMMER.
THEIR DIAPHkkOUS DRAPERlES- AND
WONpROUS t4EkDGEAR.
Olive Harper Tells just How Handsome
and Fetching They Are, and She Knows,
for She Has Made a Study of the Sub
ject.
CSneciaI Correspondence. |

New YORK, June s6.-ghe summer
girl Is on the warpath now, and hearts
are falling before her like leaves before
an autumn gale, and who can blame
while they pity the unfortunate men:
The thin, soft and floating materials IN
their gowns ere ethereal IN their Lowell
ness. and the hats-Rnall, they are Farl-
GUS. but the most of them look like AMI
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a SPLENDID STALLION.

Atwood, TSer Bred Trotter Who Prom
tses Great TszszzA
Atwood is vel bred young stallion and
trUStsr CT high degree, BE is q son OF
Nutwood- 2:Is& Eto inhezitancs OK speed
and speed U-o4-claE E2cs comes through
generations Of tried a2& tested sires and
dams whose f2lae q known thrOUShoas
k{,a land
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in a sober gray gown? eoAE OF TEE HATS
The pretty gingham dresses that are
mcde IN the PLAIN. old fashioned way,
with volleS and belts and simple tuckS.
are very stylish, and when they are cut
down 20 a small Y Ia the neck. back and
front they have q very dainty. summary
effect. The diversity Of white costumes
IS great: no two dresses precisely alike,
the whole Of them delicate and pretty.
White satin and MORE ribbons have the
best effect over these thin white mate
rails. Gros grains do not show well.
There is a new sauze ribbon, white
Eauze N the middle, with stripe half
m inch wide on each side, ami this bro
rsded with silver or gold. It makes a
beautiful trimming for the pretty white
gowns, bet the broca0ed ribbons with
delicate floral patterns in colors are still
prettier.
Summer gloves of silk and Isle thread
are IN tan, gray, pearl, lilac and light
green and few in terra Gotta. For
evening they are pink and white, and
they have fingers. Few mitts are seen.
They are comfortable. but never elegant
or becoming. Silk stockings in all col
ors are worn with the low slippers, that
like little MICE" etc.
OLIVE HARPER.
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/ bsx inches lozs = - inches vide
ana lacAeS SseE VIII cslssla S7e sS4sz-
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SPRAY YEAST.

The quickest, strongest and purest
Dry Hop Yeast on the market. VIII
keep a year in any climate.
Price. cents per package of Z cakes
For sale by all wholesale and retail
grOcePS.
Manufactured by Corner & Farnum
factory corner Kellogg and MOsley
Avenues.