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DUNcANsoS BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
on 9Th STREET. BETWEEN AND G

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
on 9Th STREET BETWEEN AND q
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust duly recorded in
Iiber 1907. folio - Sea-. of the land records 81
the District Of Gelnmtia will sell ~ front q III
premises on TUESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF
AUGUST. 4. d. 1ssf,. AT HALF-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described real estate.
situate the city of Washington, the District OF
Columbia to wit: All that certain piece parcel OF
land ana premises known and distinguished as and
being original lot numbered square S3 together
Wit: all the ways. improvement ts. easements rights
privileges and appurtensnces the same belonging
or in anywise apperta ming.
Terms: oae-third cash. balance in one and two
years. at INT annu payable semi-annually,
and 70 he secured by deed OF trust the property
sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser.
deposit of 5000 required az time OF sale. Conveyanc
n and recording AZ purchasers cost. Terms Of sale
10 Ice complied with in fifteen DAYS from day of sale
Otherwise trustees right resell the prop
erty the risk and of defau!ng purch sitter
nve dal s. advertisement Of such resale
paper published il Washington. D. c.
RDsWFLL A. FISH 1.--
jy21-dSds JOHN l.. FRENCH trustees
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers

TRUST EES' SALE OF A NICE, COMPARATIVELY
NEW THREE-SToRY ANb CELLAR BRTCK
DWEI LING IN LIE DROIT PARK, BEING
PREMISES No :3l MAPLE AVENUE, NEXT
To THE CORNER OF LINDEN STREET.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust. dated the IF
teenth n5th) day Of February. A. ID. 1892. and re-
corded amoug the land records of the District
lumba in iiher No. i,j56 folio l31 seq. and the
request Of the holder of the secured thereby
Will sell at rullic auction IN front Of the premises
OF TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY or
AUGUST. A. ID. 1897. at HALF-PAST FIVE
OCLOCh p NJ. the following described real ata
situate in the comfy of Washington. District of CO.
lunba. to Wit All that certain piece parcel Of land
and premises known and dstiE guished as and being
lot numbered forty nine (s9) Of Barr and tanners
subdivision OF lots in block numbered thirteen m Of
A. l. Barber Co. = subdivision OF lie Droit Park
said Barr and Sanners subdivision duly recorded in
book county No 4 81 of the records CT the
yeyor's Office of the said District of Columbia with
the right of the five feet of lots forty
seven (41l and foryefg t3s) of said subdivision
and toge;her with the imrrovei ents thereon
Terms Of sale 0nethird of the purchase money so
be paid in cash snd the balance to be naid three
three CD years secured by deed of upon Prop
erty sold with interest thereon payable semi annual
w. the Of per per anum all cash at the
oi vi of the urchaser deposit Of $3.50 will be
qured at the time of sale. Sale TO be closed fifteen
days from day Of sse. otherwise tile properly will be
resod at the risk and cost of defauting purchaser
aftr lve 90 dsvs' advertising in some more
newspapers published IL the said city Of Washington
ID. c. LOUIS d. VIM,
CLARENCE B. RHEEN. Trustees.
ty2od&d- GIG r ST. DIV
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The last little dress is Of yellow and
white organdie lawn. II is made with a
full vest which is shirred several times in
a point at the top and is bordered on both
sides by bretelles of lace, A yellow sash
pinned up in a point in the front Is tied
about the waist in big bow in the back
The strings of the shirrings may be cover
ed with lace beading If desira BILE. through
which yellow ribbon is run. This makes a
pretty dress for church or Sunday though
1t is one In which the little iniproyised
country girl must be quite as careful as
though she were dressed up In the latest
fashion and away in her winter home in
the city. Nav Sigsbee
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c. G. SLOAN & CO, Successors TO
Lstirner 4 Sloan. Auctioneers. 1907 q ST.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF STAPLE
AND FANCY GROCERIES. COMPRISING TFhS
IL CHESTS. CANS or SPICES. WINES.
BUIK, FRLNCH Pas. CAPERs OLIVES
MASsKnN1 Mushrooms. RELISHEs,
SHELF GOODS CsNDLis. Bites sTkRcfH..
SOAPS OF ALL KINDS. WOOD ANp WILLOW
WARE, BRooMs. BUCKLTs. TUBS. BBU SHES
SARDaNEs, LAIRAcTs. CIGARS AND To-
AXI.E CREASE; CLOTHES PINS. LOT STORE
EiATnhEs. ,CouNIths. SHEL WING. MEAT
CouNrER AND p ATFoRM ALEs. COFFEE
MILLS. MEASURES. SCOOPS &c &c
Or MONDAY. AUGUST SEVENTH isll3. at TEN
O'CLJCK M. AZ store No 1912 North Capitol
street, corner of florida Avenue northwest We viii
sill large stock of groceries, partly enumerated
above
AND AT TWELVE NJ
One Horse. two Wagons lot Harness. a..
Store and house Tor rent.
Terms cash. c. g. SLOAN CO..
aul-0t Auctioneers
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A swing IN the woods Is a never failing
source Of amusement to young country
boarders. and the young girl In figure ! is
no exception to the rule. She Is gowned in
that most appropriate color for young peo-
ple-white- 1t Is simple afternoon toilet
and she makes a very lovely picture with
the sunshine, which has escaped from the
oak trees overhead. resting on her bright
hair Her gown Is cut square in the neck.
where IL is si1irred several times quite far
apart. The neck is finished off by a simple
heading, no lace being used in this dress
The sleeves are full and wide and 80 Is the
skirt Indicted swiss fine white tarla-
tan would look well made in this manner
Colored sashes vary this dress and tighten
II I'D.
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Fl. BERNHEIMER & Co, Aucts.
II. c. jenkins. Salesman
EATCLIFFE, DARR a CO.. AuctioDeers.

ENTIEE STOCK OF GRoCERIEs. &C., CONSIST
ING OF FLOUR, TEAS, COFFEE SPICES
NOTIONS. MoI.ASSES. on CANS. SHOW
CASES, SCALES, CADDTtS. SHELVING AND
COUNTERS. LARGE ICE B0N, &c cox
TANNED N STORE No. 200 DELAWARE
AVENUE SOUTHWEST, FACING NJ STREET
ny Al dTIDN.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST NINTH
at TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell at the eboye named
store the entire stock contained therein To which
the attention Of the trade and private buyers is
called. RADCLIFFE DARR & CO.. Aucts
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RADCLIFFE. DARR Z co, Auctioneers,
E9O PENNA AVE. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-STORY FRAME
HOUSE. 20. 1916 NORTH CAPITOL STREET.

By virtue Of deed OF trust given 70 rs and duly
recorded among the land records of the District Of
Columbia IN lber No. 1925 at folio pa ct seq. and
at the request OF the secured thereby the
aersvned trustees will offer for sale, by luhiic
tiou. In front Of the PREMISES on MONDAY, The
SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. ID. 1888. Al HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. ali that piece or parcel
o: ground ard premises situate. lying and being in
the city Of Wsshfng-on. ia the District Of Columbia.
ana known and DISTINGUISHED and being lot num-
bered fourteen Cl4. In Uhmsn-s subdivision % GER
tain lots IN square numbered six hundred and sixteen
rights. &c.
Terms of sale Seventeen hundred "a 70@ dollars
must lie paid IN cash the halsice in siN 90. twelve
(l2) ard eighteen (lSl months IRON the day OF sale.
the deferred To be secured ly deed OK ts
the premises sold and the notes 20 bear interest ~
the rate % cent per anuun untii paid rayaole
semi-aunually all cash, at the option OF the ur-
chaser deposit of 500 will be requi Cd AZ the time
of sale. Terms 10 he compiled with in fifteen DAYS
from the day OF sale other the trustees reserve
the rsht resell the property at the rsG and cost ~
the d"faulting purchaser. Al conNeyancins record
ing, &c, at the purchasers cost
,v.aa.,. H SqHN VI j6 S6eBbAyyFER,, Trustees.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR W ROBSON
Steamboat Passenger and Tourist Agent, 6l5 III
81. NV. Telephone l6e4. Branch OF baltinoss-
Md
First Cabin. Second Cabin and Steerags ticke.s
by all steamship lines to Europe, Asia. Afr5os-
Australia and the West Indies.
Also TO Boston. Providence. Norfolk. SAvannsh
and points south. Berths state ressrvsd
on any stea mer outward or return.
Sailing lists. rate sheets and plans Of steaness
furnished application.
AGENT FOR TH0S. COOK son.
Estimates given tours any part OF th9
world. Drafts issued 10 sums to SUIT on Eaglap<.
ireland and scotland
Foreign express and custom house broker. Agents
in all the principal cities OF Europe. Send for To-
s-rrctions How 10 Ship" splo-tf
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lands and among the people living on the
mainland toward the Mormons. While a
majority of the Mormons were Industrious.
honest ana thrifty people, and made
fruitful gardens out of sandy fields, yet the
most influential members in the community
had strong tincture of old-fashioned pira-
cy In their blood. Numerous raids were
made on the nets and boats of the fisher
men who lived and operated near Beaver
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DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, d. c.,
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK. VA
The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers

WASHINGTON AND NoRFoIK-SoUTH bound,
Leave Washington daily at pm. from foot -
Eth St wharf arrive AZ Fortress Monroe at go
am. next day. Arrive At Norfolk at 1880 an,
where railroad connections made for al poeQ
south and southwest.
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mark Off the water surface into squares as
of checker board. The enclosures thus
formed measure about fifteen feet square.
They are leased at so cents year. and
each lessee secures many he can cul-
tiVate. They are rented from joint stock
company, which has obtained the leasehold
or the entire bottom of the bay for an an
nual payment of $1,000
The subdivision of the water area into
such small sections is the result of compe-
tition. oyster culture here is conducted on
method The French rear the mollusks in
shadows along shore, between the levels of
high and low water-of course, on a hori-
Zontaf plane. On the other hand, the Itai-
ians grow the biyalves vertically. They
produce them In all depths of water, and
make the number of oysters reared in a
given space correspond in proportion to
fcial area.
To make this clear, suppose that a man
has leased a space of fifteen feet square.
At each corner he drives into the bottom
three posts in the form of tripod, tied to-
gether at the top. Between the tripods,
from corner to corner, across and back, are
stretched ropes horizontally, at or near the
surface. This simple contrvance forms a
structure from which loose bundles Of ha-
gel or gore boughs are suspended. On
these "fascines, as they are called, the
young oysters during the early days Of
their existence, when they are free-swim-
ming animals. find a suitable Judgment.
Of the gulf outside, and the adult oysters
keep on spawning from April to October,
SO that the supply of young fry or 'spat'
is unlimited. Any firm object suspended
from the surface Immediately becomes COW
cred with them. When the bundles of
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One Of the arausements Of children which
In the city would never be given a second
thought but In the country gives an added
cnarm 10 the long summer days, Is waiting
for the trains to pass.
The girl seated so picturesQuely on q
rustic fence Is engaged in this simple pleas
ure- She wears a dress OF solid pink ging-
nam. which is trimmed IN white edging
and pink and white striped goods The
IL is encircled by a striped rufie which is
EDGED with the embroidery. Triangular
pieces are inserted at the under arm seam
ing. and meet in point in the front These
pieces are made of striped goods. as are al
SO the cuffs The edge Of the skirt Is trim
med with a straight band of narrow en-
oroidery to correspond with the other trim
ming.
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The child seated at the foot Of the tree
IN the fourth Illustration wears a dress of
the material known as Turkey red" 1t is
maze with a fun waist, empire sleeves.
Woe sash. and ample skirt. A little zouave
ydexet with a turnover collar attached Is
put on afterwards This jacket and the col
Iar ana cuiIS are trimmed with red and
Enite embroidery An easier way OF max
Mas tnis gown Is TO insert jacket fronts in
ne under arm seams, thus remedytng the
exlra warmth in the back
ire dress worn by the larger of the fig
ures IN cut five is Of white heavy goods
VIZ trimmings OF pink cotton cheviot. The
S@ht Is gathered full on the shoulders and
49,. ne neck. where IL Is cut down into
shSht point. A wide ruftIe put on with a
ing Is cut from the pink as are also
-. Sr-le and bow. sleeve ruffies and skirt
- me sleeves are full as Is the skirt
an both have rl1ffies Of pink e!ged with
$50 70" ace n pretty white Ieghorn nat
-ns,,, Trimmings OF pink null goes with this
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An Extraordinary Cha,

An Extraordinary Character.
From the New York Press.
80 Pliable is drinking againT'
HE is. am sorry to say"
HIM, He will soon be in the mud"
mo; will say this much for him, that
although he gets down he always keeps
himself up when he's down."
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THOMAS BOWLING & SON, Auctioneer.-
0l2 4 81. NV
cHAScFRY SALE OF IMPROVED ALLEY ono
nnIn 81 Nv EEN IMENTIE1H AND TWENT

cHAScFRY SALE OF IMPROVED ALLEY PROP.
Inl1 BETM EEN TWENTIETH AND TWFNTY.
rKirasr AND L AND NJ STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme Court
% 5 I5Se Dlsirlet % Columbia In equity cAus. No.
1913 WHEREIN John Walker and Others az. com.
DlnhAnts ana Vita Walker and others are eferasDts
we snail sell ~ puhc auction. N front OF the prem,
les. A. lInEOCl.OCh ?. NJ. on WEDNESDAY, Ar.
Isl ,sI NINTH. lsaa. sll that real estate slirsse.
yinE and being IN the ity Of Washington in the Dss
,'s, ~ Soinmtia known as part Of lot nambeTea "a
IN square lU beeinniaC for The same At the epufh.
west corner OF said lot and running thence .o
thr south line thereof 60 feet thence north % faef az
nces Thence west along the line 81 saff iof Ak
leet' thence south the line Of said iot Ok
teet ~ inches 90 she piare of beginning tosset,s,
WIN all the improve uents. rights. wEVs eA~efoenfs
Shd Appurtenances 10 the same belonging imIgovef
b. q two-sto-y frame dwelling
ems one-talrd cash dsv 81 sale or wfthsr ev<
to) DAYS thereafter. balance tao equal instaien-s
IN one and two years with frum dav f $40
prornissQry notes secured by deed q trust ths s,
cry sold. o. al option q surchaser the whole ~ r1v
ereater porton II ihe purchase money than ons third
may be paid IN cash. deposit 81 300 reoul5ef al
tilae % sale II the terms o: sale coirpiei
with within ten days from day % sale the frustss -.
serve the h AT 70 resell at rs and cost Of defap tns
purchzs after I've days advertisement. Coasev.
ancing and record ne at cost O. uurchasar
HARRY L RUST.
G25 18th ~ NV
WM. A. MCKINNEY, Z lruAseea.
jy31-Ru3.5.S 4lS 5fh $; NV
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white ribbon decorate the waist. They are
connected by a ribbon strip. The back of
the waist is trimmed in the same manner.
If guimpe be made for this costume it
should be of white muslin and lace inser
ton.
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The third picture represents a boy ar
rayed in pique suit made for afternoon
wear He is perfectly conscious of his
smart attire. as ne awaits. on the front
porch. the ring of the supper bell. He
wears white sailor blouse, which is made
fun N both back and front The neck is
cut down low. and has a wide sailor COL
lar, which is edged with ruffieS of en-
brotdery. The wide turnover cuffs are SIM
ilarly trimmed. and a jaunty little necktie
completes this costume
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The Il. Il. l.. Extra Session.

Now statesmen meet in summer heat,
With wisdom wide awake:
But for Butts. the Bromo man,
How hard their heads would ache.
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PROPERTY, No 1910 NORTH CAPITOL
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF certsn deed Of trust dated Fepteu1-
ber o 1921. and duly recorded IA Iiber 1876. folio
ITO ct seq o. the land records - the Districi II CO.
un Is and al the written request Of the Uarfy seq
cured thereby. viii sell ~ pblic auction. 'front.'
q the pren,ises on HI RsDAY. AUGUST TENTH,
Istta e. SIX O'CLOCK p ". the following described
real estate situate in the District Stores
as lot 1872 Of Harry Lee kust's subdivision OF lots
N SCI ire No 81. said subdivision recorded ia
the once 81 the surveyor OF the Ibis riot Of Columbia
N book II, page 81. fronting Il feet side a
North Capitol stree by depth Of ~ TO briva,s
euey. improved by twosfory and lar press-lrick
'front.' residence; with sx rooms and bath. being
Terms of sac: $685. and exrrenses Of this sale IN
cash and the purchaser 20 q trust OF 30 500
and interest due August y. 1894 and the bAlsnre ia
SIX months. with interest, and secured bv dnnd a
Trust on n" property A deposit Of 5000 vii he res
CURED at time u sal. Al cunveyAnclng aud record.
ing al purclassrs cost Terms to lie compliea with
IN ten days from day Of sale the trustees
sell the property. The risk and OF the dhfsult
ing purchaser. after such public notice thoF may
deem Necessary.
THOMAS ". HUNGERFoRD.l -
fv3l-iEds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

H. BERNHEIMER & CO.. Auctioneers
- SUCCESSORS To WEEKS & co
CSNIENnS OF l6-Ro0M HOUSE AT AUCTION.
WE WILL SELL Ar 219 ~. ST NV OK MON.
DAY, AUGUST SEVENTH. AT TEN AM. CON.
sisting OF a large and ine collection of household
goods,
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A Mormon Monarch Whose Reign
Ended in a Tragedy.
SHOT BY HIS SUBJECTS.
An Out-of-the-Way Settlement on
Lake Michigan.
NOT PROSPEROUS NOW.
Written for The Evening star.
Grand Rapids, Mich, July 27,

Lake Michigan and
situated far UP to-
ward the northern
end of that body Of
water. comes as near
being an arcadia. a
little paradise on
earth as any other
place in the world.
The island has a
population of 800 or
1000. The people are
nearly all Irish.
There is neither doc
L
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The fat baby attempting a tennis game
is clothed in a pretty little gown that quite
suits her. The pointed yoke Is full and
wide and is gathered both at top and bot
tom. A pleated rufae borders the lower
part OF the yoke and hangs down, giving
an empire effect. Empire sleeves are in
this little gown also. 1t is represented
here as being made of white. though al
most any baby color will look pretty and
keep clean longer. The skirt of this cos
tune should be made extra full to cores
pond with the rest of the dress.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

UNITED STATES
DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS.
eos 1Ith 50. NV. opYOslte Boston House.
Practical Garment Cleaners and Dyers.
Washington Baltimore Richnopd
French bry Cleansing. Fancy Dy.ing.
Skilled Workmen. Matchless Facilities. Prom1
Work
Telephane zoe. Goods called for and delivered
Jy12-3m
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The second Of the two figures wears a suit
blue stripe and is trimmed in solid tan.
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MALTLK B. WILLIAMS co. Aacilopss..-

VALUABLE BUILDING lot FRONTING ON
STERR ,r1 s hsEHTE BETWEEN AID o
On MONDAY, ACGrST SEVENTH az HALF.
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. shall sell. IA
vision OF square No Xy3 having about 20 teet
front ru,nlng back the average depth Of abogt I'd
Terms made known Z the time Of sale
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS CO..
Nol-dSds Auctione.-x
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Oo
For Baltimore and river landings.
Steamer Sue leaves every Monday at . N snc
Steamer Lady OF the Lake every sunday at \ NJ
and Wednesday at pm for Baltimore and fsvsG
AL ACCOMMODATIONS FRsTcI.ass.
ALL RIVER FREIGHT MUST BE PREPAIu.
For freight passage apply
STEPHENSON BRO, Arts
je2'-3m 18th street wharf.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. .IIMTTEps
From 1th 81. ferry wharf"
Steamer Wakefield on MONnANS, WEDNESDA Is
and SATURDAYS at an. for Nounini creek. Va.
and intermediate landings. Returning TUESDAES
THURSDAYS and SCNDAYS CSee schedule.D
Steame- T. Y. Arrowsmith MONDAYS and
NEDNESDAYs az 500 pm. for Alexandria. Colo
NAL Beach and all lower river landings: returulnG
leaves hinsale TUESDAYS and III CRSDAYs Foe
return landings. arriving az Washington WE'D
NFSSDAH and FRIDAY MORNINGS on SATfR-
DAYS at $50 pm. for Colonial Beach. Coltof' 9.
Lecnardtown. ST Georges Island. Smith creek,
Coan and Yeocomico: returning leaves Kinsale, srs
irving at Washington SUNDAYS about 10 D n.
(See schedule.D
c. W. RIDLEY
ies-tf Cenerni Manages.
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FOR THE COUNTRY
The Proper Costumes for Young
Folks on Their Outings.
A PARADISE FOR CHILDREN.
Washable Goods That Are Becom-
ing and SericeabIe.
FOR A ARDEN RTY.

HE COUNTRY IS A
perfect paradise for
children, and even
the grown folks en-
Joy the quiet and
rest which is afford
ed by a large, roomy
farm house a n q
adjoining meadows
over which one can
roam at will. a n d
do about as o n e
likes.
For the children
the country opens
a host of pleasures
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For cool afternoons a light challi which
can be worn with a guimpe is appro-
pirate, and with the guimpe left out will
look well as party dress for a warm day
The dress here is OF apple green chalii
II is made with a tight-ftting body waist
which Is long and Is cut in squares around
the lower edge Around the low neck a
fitted bias bretelle. is laid over which falls
a narrow ruffie Of chiffon, which should be
Of white embroidered In green. The sleeves
reach just below the elbow and the skirt
just above the knee. Two rossttes Of
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which the cramped city quarters prevented
them enjoying at home
In the proper season there are berries to
be gathered, and what child Is not supreme
ly happy when arrayed in sun bonnet and a
washable dress. she can roam across the
aelds in search OF the small black fruit.
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IN PART

IN PART,
II Fine Oak French Plate Bed Room Suite. .
Fine Oak Extension Tables, l Fine Oak Buf5rf q
Fine Oak Dining Room Chairs. Fine SIX Plush
Parlor Suite, 103 yards Of Parlor Carpet Also Car
pets in all other rooms. Fine Oak Hail Rack
/ Fine Writing Cabinet. Mattresses Spring Bed Gov.
ering, II pairs Pillows, Fine DraI,eries j Gas
Cook Stove; / Folding Bed, Rockers, odd Chairs,
&c., &c, sc.
Terms cash.
I'll RERNHEINfFR A. CO A,,...
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

WORLDS FAIR HOME. AZ BRYANT AVE, CHI.
cago. an. south side: same As exposition; cog
venient thereto; terms n'oderate. W. A. NJ
TAYLOR. formerly OF Philadelphia au2lm'
HOTEL. BANCROFT CHICAGO. FItEPRoOFf
Calumet avenue and 18th street-24s fine rooms
steam heat, baths every door; nrst-cla1s
family hotel; best location In Chicago; ne4f
Worlds Fair: European and American plan; ~
to 50 per day. Write for circulars II YOU visa
to reserve uy-aflW
WORLDS FAIR.
Cottage Grove and cath St
HOTEL, Highly Endorsed. Superior cafe.
DFTAWARE Service excellent. Rates mcderate.
Chicago Only 8 minutes from expoeiti
au2-wSsSts WA y. ffsboOZE. sopt .
KALORAMA HOTEL
FirSf-class: desirable location: pure air: rooms
large and light: furniture new; cafe In connec.
tion Terms 81 per day for each person. liberal
discount 10 parties. For particulars Inquire 81
1l3 II 81. NV Washington ID Z.
BARNES a MCPHERSON,
fvll-lm Formerly OF Washington. ProDrietors-
FIRST CLASS ACCoyfMoDATIoNs.w WITH BOAItDs
In tri,nte residence convenient 20 three lines q
cars direct 10 fair fifteen minutes ride. Mn
J. A. MYERS. 1925 Michigan ave. Chicago
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAls.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IRupERTN, No. 1910 NORTH CAPITOL

c. q. SLOAN co. Anctioneer-, l407 q st q. ".
Successors e. ztiIner a SlOanD.