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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
eAME cocKs Ia THE PIr.
The Match Between Atlanta and Au
guRta Under Way.

Augusta, Ga, June 6--After the But
ler-Petty5ohn shooting in Hamburg the
other day there was an effort to suppress
the cooking main this week between
Augusta and Atlanta sports and birds,
but despite such protest the main is be-
ing fought II is for 81 coo for the win
ners of the main of thirteen fights and
500 on each fight. Six fights of the
main have been fought and Augusta has
captured five of them Thus far Atlanta
is not in it, and their sports are as badly
hacked as their birds
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FLoR1DA's METROPOLIS.
The New Deep Water ChanneI-The
New Air Line to Savannah.

Jacksonville, Fla, June G.-The new
deep water channel in the St. Johns river
will be opened on Thursday. 1t is now
being buoyed This channel is the result
of the expenditure of a portion of the
100000 secured by bonding the county
some months ago, The opening OF the
new channel marks an important point in
the progress Of the work. which, however.
Is not yet half done.
Mai Greene OF the Savannah Air Line
returned from thorough Inspection OF
the work to-day and is sanguine that
trains will be running through to Savan-
nah on Oct. /.
William Wilson (colored), wanted tor
wounding a man in q free fight in Volusia
county last October, was arrested mere IN
gambling house Saturday night and
turned over to Sheriff ISurtz of Volusia
county to-day.
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Chins From Chanler.

Chanler. Fla, June 6,-The long dry
spell seems to be broken, a fine rain fell
here yesterday.
Rev. II. I. stern of COrydon, Ind, has
accepted a call TO the Presbyterian church
of this place, and, with his family, have
arrived.
j. =. Clute, who purchased a grove here
several years ago and who, after a resi-
dence of two years, returned to Battle
Ground, Ind, has again come TO make his
permanent residence here, and is making
extensive Improvements to his fine prop
ertY.
Mrs. T. NJ. Richards and family have
zone to spend the summer at Canton, o.
The general condition of crops in this
section is good corn, especially, looks
fine. Peaches arc scarce, but there will
e an enormous crop of grapes.
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Ireal NOTICES.



ARREARS foR GROUND RENT.
CRY or SAvANNAM
OFFtcE CRY THHAsCHrIL
june T. isaa =
4 city Tor ground rent. 81 which owners are
hereby notified u ;. HAhDEE,
City Treasurer.
Brown Ward East ono half lot IS. qrs;
calhoun Ward West one third LOTT I qrs;
ma one thiri los n, Qrs; loi % Qrs; lot ~,
S Qrs; east 10 lot sS. qrs; west pt lot -.
Charlton ward-Lot I. 8 Qrs: lot E. 8 qrs;
lot 90. qrs, north one half lot IS, 20 Qrs.
Chatham Ward East one-half lot I, 2 qrs;
west onc-hah lot 2. 2 qrs. west twothircs lot
10. . Qrs mid ono-third lot r., 2 qrs: east one
half of 3 ono half lot 49, Qrs' east one-third
lot 25, Qrs; south one third lot 30, Qrsi cast
Coum bin Ward-Lot 10 . qrs north ono
half lot i2, Qrs; north one-half lot 3, 8 qrsi
lot SO, qrs. lot 81 . Qrs.
Crawford Ward-Lot 3 2 qrs; lot 20, ? qrs'
lot q, Qrs; west two-thirds lot %, ~ qrs
lot %, Qrs lot 49, 3 qrs lot "a, qrs; east
ouo-han lot 81. Q Qrs; enst one-half lot n, ,
Qrs; east one third lot %, qrs.
Elbert Ward-LOt 10. ? qrs. lot Is. qrs;
lot 49, . qrs eesl part lot p, . qrs lot %. .
Qrs; east two-thirds LOT 81, qrsi lot 30, qrs;
Forsyth Ward-Lot 10, Qrs; west one-half
lot PC, ora lot 81. 3 qrs.
Franklin Ward-Lot 8, 2 Qrs; lot 29, 2 qrs;
lot -, 2Qrs; lot y, 8 qrs.
New Franklin Wapl-East One-half lot l, 2
qrs; east part lot TO- ~ qrS east one-halt lou
II, . qrs; west one'hah lot IA, qrsi lot H.
Qrs.
Jackson Ward-East onehalf lot 70, Q qrs;
lot 20 , qrs; lot 30, 2qrs; west part lot a. I
qrs: west one-haf lotto qrs; east one'half lot
Al, qrs.
Jasper Ward-Lots6, Qrs.
Lafayette Ward-Lot 5, qrs; lot g. qrs;
lot AZ, 2qrs
Liberty Ward Southeast part lot 81, qrs;
east one-half lot 20 = qrs.
Lloyd Ward-Lot 40, . Qrs; lot 90, Qrs.
Monterey Ward-East twO-tfthS lot 10, =
qrs east one half lot 49, Qrs; west one half
lot 49, Qrs; lot 80, Qrs.
Pulaski Ward-Lot 5, 4 Qrs; lot 30, 2qrs;
west part lot ST, . qrs; middle part lot 81,
qrs east part lot 81 qrs; lot B qra,
Troup WNrd-SOuth One-haf Of west one
half lot =, 2 Org; west one-half lot TO- qrs;
east ono.hah lot Is, qrsi west one'hat lot H.
6 qrs; lot 20, qrs.
Washington Ward East two,thirds lot 2,
Q qrs; lot 8, , Qrs; north onehalf lot 4, g qrsi
lot =, qrs north one.third lot 8, ~ qrs; lot 81
qrs.
Wesley Ward-Lot I, qrs; lot g qrs;
west one third lot 2, qrs; east one third LOT
3, Qrs; east One-half lot II, urs.
Springfield Ward-Lot /, IA Qrs; lot2 IA Qrsj
lot iS, qrs; lot 26, , qrs; lot 81 2 Qrs; lot ss
> qrs lot 80, Il qrs; lot 80, qrs; lot So, I qrs
All persons having interest In the above
lots are hereby notified that II the amounts
now due are not paid TO the City Treasurer on
morning OF tho 18th inst. 10 re-enter accord
ing to law ROBT, J. WADE,
City Marshal,
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EDW. w. BROWN,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,


Vacant lot on Waldburg street, east Of
DraytOn, $500
Vacant lot on Castor street 5000.
Vacant lot on Dr9ytOn street $500.
Vacant lot on Bolton street. 20 500.
Vacant corner lot on Bolton street, 5000
Two nice houses and one acre vacant cor
ner lot, at Pooler very cheap and on easy
terms.
Seven-roorn house, corner on waldburg
street, 5000.
Nice 7-room house on Duffy street, between
Barnard and Jefferson, 81 500
-Four vacant lots on Seventh street at $50
each.
Two-story groom house on waldburg
street. So 600.
T1go-story residence on New Houston street,
- leo.
Elegant residence on southwest corner Tay-
lor and Whitaker streets FOR 5000 easy
terms.
Elegant residence on CASTOR street, all
modern improvements, cheap.
Eight houses on New Houston street and
four houses on Maple and Oak streets at q
bargain.
A beautiful home al West Savannah on ten
years time. payable in monthly installments.
Vacant lots 40 Wilmington Island cheap.
West Savannah lots $40 cash, $ per month.
EDH. v. BROWN, R0QI ESlQIo BNdIGT,
l07 BAY STREET PHONE 567.
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tonic or strengthening effects on the in
testlnes, they increase the natural action
Of the bowels, and permanently cure Con-
stipation, Biliousness, Jaundice Indiges-
ton, Dizziness, Sour Stomach. Sick or Bill
ious Headaches, and every like disorder.
ANY child takes these tiny, sugar-coated
Pellets readily. They're put up in little
BILE, while they can easily be carried in
the vest-pocket.
Nothing else at any price is as cheap,
for they're guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton, or your money is returned. You
Pay only for the good you get.
No substitute can be Just as good
for you to bliy
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice Is
~ hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against CATHERINE JAMES, late OF
10 the undersigned properly made out within
the time prescribed by law 80 as 20 show
their character and amount; and oil persons
indebted to said deceased are hereby required
TO make immediate payment to me.
JUNE g. 1893
CATHERINE A. JAMES,
EXecutriX OF the Last WIN aud Testament Of
Catherine James, Deceased. Address 10
Fifth street. Macon. Gu.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 Words or more,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations to secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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80 - ~ 49,.

THESE AOfNTS
showing where
Dr Picrce's Plaae
ant Pellets excel
theoriinary pills.
They're small
er; easier 70 take;
easier in their
ways. No grip
ing ; no distlir-
hGnCe; no reac-
ton afterward.
Their influence
lasts. BY their
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LOS

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I OST. on Drayton between Duffy and Boil
IL ton streets, two gold dollars with pins Mt
tnched, connected by chuin; mother and
father engraved; return to 1903 Duffy street,;
will be rewarded.
I OSp, a black and tan puppy about l year
IA old answering TO the name Rip. Has
bare spot on right side and tip of tail cut on
Reward Of IS and no questions asked II re-
turned to DR.. 7. j. Charlton, rs South Broad
street.
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rALIS CLorHtNG CO.
II YOU WANT ANY


ar these Plated Madras Nenlicee
Shirts with attached standing Col
lar and Link CufIs which we are
now selling 50 cheap don't he de-
TERED from buying thom on &C.
count OF the priee-There Is nuth-
ing at all the matter with tle goods
The material is beautiful-Th
coiors fast aud the 1T perfect-We
have only a few left and want TO
SCH thsm-Tsio price viii do it
qulcISly-Thc price last season was
Se 5O-We offer them now at 81 so.
Come quich-YOur size may be
among them.
E9lk Clnthinu Tn
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EnuMn.


HOUND, set Of upper teeth on Belt Line
II car. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses. Apply Morn
ing News Office
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Everybody is invited to go 10 Ellabell.
No special invitations issued. Tickets at
Central railroad depot.-ad.
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Brown S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspeps ia, IN
digestion 6 Debi1i ty.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
ONE THOUSAND spools eorticell silk In
" colors 5 cents spool, and one hundred
dozen spool cotton, at cents dozen. Cohens
Bargain House, 1872 Broughton.
TlIEE beef veal lamb, at Bakers corner
II Barnard and Castor streets. Telephone
22s.
TOR RENT, the cheap columns OF the
AZ MORNING NEWS at One cent a word" for
each insertion; an excellent mode Of advertis-
ing.
ORDER Saboroso Cigars direct from
" factory. Vetterlein Bros, Manufactur-
ers, Philadelphia, Pa.
NNE HUNDRED trunks in all styles
~ at one-han price, these goods must he
sold at any price to make room for other
goods Cali and see them. 1872 5roughton.
L1LDWERS and fancy ferns floral designs
Il for al occasions at short notice at
Strongs pharmacy George Wagner, Ihun-
derboit road. Telephone 49s
DETAILERS buy cigars direct. Write for
Ii samples and prices. Vottcrlein Bros,
Manufacturers, Philadelphia, ia.
yNWO HUNDRED silk parasos In all colors,
L worth two fifty, 10 close at one dollar. 1852
Broughton.
DEFORE you buy or sell property consult
- Robert II. Tetcm, Real Estate Dealer,
No Bull street.
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TIINE beef. veal, lamb. at Bakers, corner
II Barnard and Castor streets Telephone
229
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nRDER Saboroso Cigars direct from
" factory. Vetterlein Bros, Manufactur-
ers, Philadelphia, Pa.
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GUNNER BOARD In the mountains OF Vir-
- GINA. For circulars address Frank Ran
dolph Keswick, Albemarle county, Va.
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EIOR SALE, a neat cottage on Anderson
II street near Montgomery; price very rea-
sonahle; just the place for a man who wants
a home ana who only mas a moderate income
Q. II. DOrsctt.
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I AVN Cottage East StroudsbuGE, Pa c.
H r, Durfee proprietor 2lst season; near
Delaware Water Gap Steam heat, electric
light and all city conveniences ana country
comforts References.
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To Be a Hard Winter.

The old inhabitants who know all
about the weather: present these
reasons for predicting that the COM
ing winter will be an exceptionally
severe one, the most severe indeed,
this country has known since 1888:
lst-The husks ON corn are much
thicker thank usual, and of a deep
orange tint, instead of light lemen
hue.
2d-The hogs melt rups jagged,
instead OF smooth.
3d-The goose bone taken from a
May-raised fowl shows larger and
whittier spots than customary, which
resembles the canal of Mars.
4th-The crop Of nuts of all kinds
is immense, and the crop ofsquirrels
and chipmunks are laying prodigious
stores early 10 the season.
5th-The cartridges and wood
cock are lighting in barn and out
house, instead of trees, and ducks
are flying in q shaped instead of V
shaped focks toward the South.
The green frogs are changing their
skins and are even now seeking cool
wells and springs for their winter.
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As rule it is better to have the
heifers come in when two years old.
As rule they will make better cows
unless they are very small and have
not been well fed. If allowed to run
until three years of age they are in
clined to become beefy and a whole
year is lost 1t is a matter of care
and proper food. ID
A well bred aud well-raised calf
makes the cheapest COW. It will
not pay. The best is always the
cheapest in the end, and the most
profitable.
Ifyou have not already begun to
fatten the Improbable animals, do
it now before cold weather begins.
This is the time to push things in
the fattcning stables and yards.
Do not change the feed too sud
denly from poor to rich or from
green to dry. Any change made
in feeding should be made very grad
ually and then there is little danger
of sickness.
Get the stables ready now for the
stock. Make them more comforta-
BILE than they were last year and pay
particular attention to the ventilation
1t is best to color butter with
jersey cattle, and the cheapest in
the end. Buy the bull that has
proved his ability to get deep milk
ing and gentle heifers with tea.s we'll
set and a certain Uniformity running
all through the lot. Such bulls can
be bought occasionally, because
their owners can no longer breed
them in their herd. An animal of
of this stamp is far better 70 the poor
man building up a herd than the
most highly pedigreed but untried
youngster.
Never mix sweet and sour cream.
1t will not churu alike. And there
is sure to be loss of butter in the
butteTmilk.
1t is the petted cows that gil the
pals and the pocketbook.-Farm
Journal.
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Salt the cattle regularly.
Keep all machinery in perfect re-
pair.
Good fruit win always bring good
prices.
Never expose your cows to cold in
winter.
Sorting OF fruit intended for mar
ket always pays.
Take pleasure in your work.
Cheerfulness is great lubricator.
The Brown Leghorn lays the
smallest egg, the Black Spanish the
largest.
The apricot is a delicious fruit,
which ripens between the CHERRY
and the peach.
Give the fowls fresh water twice
a day in hot weather, and see that it
is put in the shade.
Do not allow any grass to grow
around the young trees, as it binders
their growth.
Feed eycrv thing well, and il the
supply runs low sell part of the
herd if nece ,sary.
For fruit trees the soil should bes
dry, as they do not thrive on land
that is constantly saturated with
water.
Sitting hens should have food, wa.
ter, some exercise and good dus-
ting every day, and if they won't
get off the nest take them off.
The refuse bones should all be sa-
we'd from the table and broken up in
to small pieces for the fowls. They
will eat them greedily.
Dipping the sheep rids them Of
parasites which lodge in the wool
and exhaust the sheep by the loss
Of blood and constant irritation in
which they are kept.
Turkeys will come home to roost if
they are fed regular in the evening.
Grain may be fed entirely, but if
mixed with bread crumbs and scraps
from the table the turkeys will like
it much better -r
The Ceuchins, Brahms, Plymouth
Rocks and Wyandottes are the
breed of poultry must Subject to
apoplexy i. due to overfeeding.
The great secret in improving q
flock lies directly in persistent cul-
ling and selecting. Iffrom a bad
cross of some local cause the lambs
are below the mark, sell them, as
they cannot be expected to make or
produce what is wasted.
The farmer can no more afford to
keep inferior animals for breeding
purposes than the wagon-man can af-
ford to use poor timber in his wagon
or the blacksmith can afford to use
poor iron where strength and dur
bility are required.
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A Happy Combination.

of the most potent and active
properties of the whole vegetable
kingdom, is that which makes Dir.
Pirce's Favorite Prescription so pre-
eminently above every other so.
called woman's restorative in the
market. Don't stop short of the
bes' Don't experiment with worth
less limitations. when the world ac-
kowledges no superior TO the origi
nal, reliable. and only guaranteed
remedy for the happy restoration of
suffering and debilltated woman.
Costs nothing if it don't do just as
recommended. See guarantee on bot.
tie wrapper
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morning Z
Catarrh In New England.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfac.
ton to every one using it for catars
rhal troubles, &c. X. Mellor, Drug
gist, Worcester, Mass.
/ believe Ely's Cream Balm is the
best article for catarrh ever offered
the public.-Bush & Co., Druggists,
Worcester, Mass.
An article of real merit-C. P.
Alden, Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use it speak highly of
it.-Geo. A. Hill, Druggist, Spring
field, Mass.
Cream Balm has given satisfacto-
ry results.-W. P. Draper, Drug
gist, Springfield, Mass.
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Fact and Fancy.

The latest burglars advertisement
Goods carefully removed.
There is only one sudden death
amongst women to every eight
amongst men.
When terrified, the ostrich will
travel at the rate of twenty We
miles an hour.
Patients have lived exclusively on
beef and mutton for from three to
four years.
Chewing gums main component,
gum chicle, is sap of sapodilla. a
Mexican tree.
A man obtains his maximum
weight at forty years of age, and a
woman at fifty.
At the royal mint at Stockholm
a woman has for years been the en-.
grayer of medals.
A Roman scientist has demon.
strated that tobacco smoke kills
nearly all kinds of germs.
An engineer has devised a new
electrical machine by which weeds
and obnoxious grass can be destroy.
ed in a minimum of time.
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Missing Links.

A Kansas woman of forty-two has
buried four husbands.
London's slower bridge" will be
completed late next year.
In parts of Ethiopia tits a mark
of politeness to appear without
clothes.
In Spain water in which a we'd
ding ring has been dipped is good
for sore eyes.
A postal system is about to be es-
tablished in the Chinese empire, be-
ginning with the sea ports.
An otter has been trained by a
Grayling mich sportsman to dive
into streams and capture fish.
One hundred and fifty thousand
odd fellows have died since the Or
ganizatlon of the order in 1880.
If all the houses in England were
placed together they would occupy
a space of about $50 square miles.
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"Life is an ocean,
Each one has his bark"

Lawn VIC hoo uAS UaIAs
Some have bark they would
be rid OLA ceaseless persistent, de-
termined coughl present by day,
not absent by night. II you take
the wings of the morning and fly to
the uttermost parts of the earth, it
will go with you'll There is just one
thing to do: being through treat.
ment with DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discover, and the problem is
solvedl You will soon wonder
where it is gone and when il went
The pictures is not overdrawn-colds
lingering and obstinate coughs, and
even Consumption, in it's early stages
yield to this potent vegetable com.
pound. Large bottles, one dollar,
at druggists, and guaranteed to ben.
eft or cure, in every case, or money
returned by its makers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-11-11

A nice way to keep wax for the
work basket is to fill shells of Eng
lish walnuts with melted wax, fasten-
ing the two half shells of English
walnuts with melted wax, fastening
the two half shells closely together
at one end. There will then he a
small space at the other end, through
witch the thread will slip when the
wax is being used.
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Admitted the Facts,


Newspaper editors have to be
very careful in opening their columns
for statements. But aware that the
DR. Miles Medical Co. are RESPONSE
bic, we make room for the testimon-
ial from R. McDougall, Auburn,
Ind, who for two years noticed a
stoppage or skipping OF the pulse,
his left side got SO tender he could
not lie on it, his heart futtered, be
was alarmed, went to different doc
tors, found no relief, but one bottle
of DIR. Miles New Heart Cure cured
him. The elegant book "New and
Startling Facts" free at A. M. Gill
bert's. 1t tells all about Heart and
Nervous Diseases and many wonder
full cures.
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The longer open jacket is now pre-
ferred to the Elton.
Royal erminc com back for spec
ial favor the coming season.
In the new dress goods the ombre
silk and wool novelties rather take
the lead.
Undershirt fringes, frilled sleeves,
tunics, and killed dress skirts APP
pear among features Of the newest
autumn gowns.
Fashionable evening costumes for
young ladies are made entirely with
chiffon ruffies about five inches in
width, overlapping each other.
A single ruche of watered ribbon,
or one with capes reaching to the ell
bow. is Partisan finish for toilets Of
almost any color.
You cannot be out of style if your
skirt trimming describes Vandyke
points. The outlook in trimming is
literally besieged with points on
waist, sleeves and skirt.
Ombre satin surah shading through
many handsome tints, is used this
season for serpentine blouses with
velvet collar and cuffs, and for fancy
Innings 10 capes, jackets, and tabled
dress trimmings.
Among new fur capes, moderately
high shoulder eff. CTS still appear, but
some of the newest and most recher.
che models have perfectly fat shout
ders but very full faring cape collars
or pointed collarettes.
The sailor hat is always with Us.
Before the one in white straw has
been laii on the shelf another in felt
begins to show itsclf in the shop
windows. This season it appears
with shining satin crown.
Black MORE, which never goes
wholly out of fashion abroad, is u.s.
ed as combination fabric ON many
net gowns, and wide watered ribbon
is used for ruches and collarettes in
Vandyke shape, edged with jet drops
and spangles.
Changeable bengalines are in sew
eral new effects, one being the glace
bengaline lance, which shows bright
figure that seems mere lance-like
point. The combinations in these
shot silks are exceedingly rich and
effective. and the lance figure is al
ways OF a contrasting color from
those in the ground work.
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Upon receipt of your address and
10 cents in postage stamps we will
mail ycu prepaid our Souvenir Port
folio Of the Worlds Columbian Eg-
position. The regular price is fifty
cents but as we want you to have
one, We make the price nominal. You
will find it work of art and a thing
to be priced. 1t contains full page
views Of the great buildings, with de-
scriptions Of same, and is executed
in highest style of art. II Lot SAL
isfied with it after you get it, we
will refund the stamps ami let you
keep the book. Address,
FL. u. BUCKLEN Il CO.,
Chicago, IL.
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Miss Flypp-"You weren't at the
Dolyer's party, were your" Miss
Elder-"Why, yes, | was there"
Miss Flypp-''That's odd. Mr.. Gill
gal was In this morning and he said
none but the youth and beauty of
the town were present"