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ENCI,IsIt MASri rTS--A handsome pair
Of females, lust Immense IN alxc for thelr
ase, well shaped. beautifully marked and
chow for themselves, prices reasonable.
1.eRov Smith. Pine Grove Kennels.
Houston. 10
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EIGHT ROOM house on Milan stree,
near polk. no, and cold water eleotre
gas lighting nx,ures. very r@ason'tDls,
l.ewi, q Rosenberg, W
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TRUSTEES SALE Notice IL hereby
given that on saturday. the lath aav OF
June. 1877, between the hours OF III H. III.
and D. m, at do5 Main street. viii sci.
to the highest hidho. for cash only all
the goods wares and merhaudiSc.
Fleis' sundrles. glass bottles OF every
KIND, fNlprea counters, shelving, show
cases, prescription cases aud files scalcp.
morjals. graduates. spattllaS. Office fur
nitrrc Iron safe desk. chairs ard stove.
coda wator fountains, apparatus gcner-
a'or and an other property Whatsoever
then rualung unsold In said store.
under and by vlriue Of authority vested
I'm me Rs trustee by a cerj.iin deed OF
,ruet executed by Goo. w. Gaines. of
hatr March % lSgH. now recorded In
book 5. page 60 of HarrS county chattel
mortgages record. and I VIII make such
conveyance as is authorized by Said
trust decd Thomas nringhurst,
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EIy1 CITY NEWS ITEMS
Rates Will Not Affect
Il. Grain Movement
lam BUILDER LOTT SANGuINE,
.xo Coast Country Anxious
M. New Rond-Mecttng
of New Conncii.

- Texas, June 1.-THE outlook
\, n Texas and the states tributary
..ssrius as could be wished for
-. crop will be ready to move by
m, It is thought that the Texas
A take everything Offering at first
~, movement is looked for before
rsils of July
!, mis- time there has been no refor-
4 the rates which were In ehect
Nr. , .a,, ,,,e,
!, rbs Post correspondent this morn
1 =. question OF rates will not stand
r,v o, Galveston doing a grain
Y, Mis- year. If the grain is to be
y, the railroads will move it, and
.,.r viii get all she can handle"
Y s,sditlon Of the foreign markets
\ AZ rrop Is ready to move Will have
.sss to do with the amount which
y ,hrouch Galveston.
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FoR ltENr--l2logant two-story seVeq-
room house. four blocks ,apitol hotel
gas. hot aud cold la,h; mod"rn oohvcn-
fences. No. 1916 Texas avenue; inquire
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LOST. SThAYED or ErOLEN'-ffom
thf' raore. our mnnse-colofai eat. a lib-
eral reward for her return TO us, Lev,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

CITY TROFERTY FOR SALE cautJful
ihird wurd corner lot $500.
handsome eight room residence, Main
street, 5000.
Five room modern residence near in
Eusk avenue, 1870
l9iga' room modera residence near in.
10 EXrhange -t0n nero fine black sandy
land hay firm, near Paris. Texas. for
flrsi-class stock Of 'ily goods
proved home iu First or Sixth ward.
For sale or ENohauEe-To exchange
rev seven room modern cottage, to-
ecther with half interest IN paving iiv
cry busircsa. len ncEeR of good black
prairie land and SlNp for improved first
class black land IN South Texas. viii
assume S20Dl incumbrance.
40 acres good prairie land, $3.50
n i3irz l'uiding.
FOR SALE 900 acres near Genoa; I'm
proved prairie near chy' SIX lots or
~ard. Houston l.a1d and Irnsi co. y
FOR sALE-Fn ur-room cottage and cor
ner lot. F04ih corner, IN Ska ward.
Address OIL this office. --------.------.---.- %
WE HAVE customers ftr cotiag,s ana
vacant lots close iu. in Third and Fourth
wards. call and list ANYTHING you have
Tor sule NQrnccl y Cooley II
STAKES are rot. streets Gu ou', lots arc
selling in street car addition down iiafs
rsburg road. N city hnits; get I9'
Smeaton. agent. TraNis aud Prairie. 10
WANTED 10 soil one nine room housc
gitIafed In Huntsville. texas. near lhn
Normal Coiicgr. ~ table roe taking nor
nal hourGrrSt terms reasonable, Nd
dress d. II, Bayne 4 Co. weldon, Texas
TWO STORY STABLE and barn eoSpN
feet. lot T5x1b0 ret liVug rooms m
s,ars office. harness. ictd ana caflass
center If business at la Forte. Texas:
I'll In good condition, pr.rc s1G. Addreat
VIM llunler, lluehins llonse. y
FOR sALE--Thc east half Of block 1870,
on Mckinney avenue; this is great
barealn; call quick. Geo. L. Porter.
s04 Main street u
HOUSTON ELECTRIC STREET RAIL
n.onthiy navnenta u. -. smeaton.
;igent, Travis and Prairie. $50
FOR SAILS acres, iniles north OF
Crosby; win ht sold cneap for cash. ~
aG ,'J jS,agn h,ilding II
FoR SALOON easy terms, modern
huilt house. with all convenences; nco
rooi ue.shborhoad: southern exposure
aud nice lawn. Apply to j. ii. Bright:
room So. Mason block. ----------------u
WANTED TO BUY.
WAITED TO Bug-A good secondhand
organ. cheap for cash: si9te f1ll par.
iiculaIs. with price. u. -. Ho9t, 1903
lsnazcs street "
I HAVE cIstoiu.r for 5000 acres prairie
lao al from s. 50 70 S.gJ gtr acre: \ 4
dress Mrs Beidc Bryan. Room No. \
FOX building. -------..-l5
wANTED--A good yonng farm teln
wagon ana ll3r4esS. VIII pay cash ana
want bargain. Hail q Pudor, o65,,s
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DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
trocker Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors and GonoratoTs-
buckeye fncandcscent Lamps,
and a fun Ihio of high grade Elsetric
supplies or all kinds,
Rcplits TO all kinds OF apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants.
l.. E. MILLER
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GOOD CLEAN bright pra;rie hay In balos
ut si..a per ton (. o, b, cars Rice's Switch
on $ \. and A. +, II. X. Address NJ
Nj, Rice. Ranch. Houston. 10
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAish.--sNo acres noar GENOA: i'm.
proved farm near CITY; six lots on
WnshinEton road; seven lots In Third
W MaIds RI lo,ist on land and Trust Co. II
FoR SAlsE--Two chair barber shop. l,r-
tween olympia and Beach Hctol Gall
weston, dot II good business. good
yhancci reason for selling. leaving city
for other business. 70
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SrEERS-soc is. and up. we'll graded, viii,
make ilne feeders. 100 CO.'S, 40 cows ard
calves; ~ crade Hereford hnlls. year.
llngs. past; all Southwest Texas cattle
'. Wiusa. lock box aiS. Beaumont, Tcx4
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FOR SAl.B OR REN1.-Ful circle hav
press. llxlS halo; two fetd to ond round:
also n hay losder, good order. Amply
lol9 Texas avenue, notstou N
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JNsT AkRlNEn--At i, s. Bowser's s,a-
NE, III Prairie avenue, q carload OF nira
horses and mules. for Salo cheap; guar
Anteeu or money refunded n
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NtfRl,
COMFORTABLE.
COM ENllGNr
OFFICES rOp RENT.
ON third, fourth nt,h noors KAN
building. Rent reasonablc.
Apply to
SpKONG. DRf.W & CO,
luSseos, Room w, Kan Buil'ilhs.
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED.
SITUATION wailtod as tcanistcr. Know
how to handle n t0lm; can furnish good
recommendations. Address 7i7, this Of
nee. IL
SITUATION wanted by white lady 10 do
houawork. Address as2. this office. II
YOUNG white man wants work around
housp washing dishes, housewoiR or
work In boarding house, small salary,
good references. Address s6o, this OF.
lice. II
SITUATION waifted by white man us
cook. boarding. house, hotel. camp; Also
good pastry cook, 10 yvvlrs experience,
IN city OF out, Addrcss col this office. Il
POSITION wantci,hy engineer. looon,etive
Or sSMionaty engine. w. c. liau,dins,
this office, \;
SITUATION wanted by White man rs
cook and baker. - years experience,
puaWn,oo first GLASS work Address ai6,
this office. II
MAN and Wife, white, middle aged nan
handy with tools. horses. good gardener.
witn TO assist In hotISCwork, city or
country Address 9e6. this office. u
WANTND--situetion by hrsl-,,iasa bread
and cake laltcr ~ once. Address ltorfy
Bau. Lone star Hotel. Houston, Texas, II
WANrEp--rosition TO cook; can give
good references. Address Geo. Michel,
tbs Office. u
WANTED Position by young ladv, OF
hlgh standing AS RoVerness 10 hiual, chill
dtcn or companion to invalid OF elderl.
person, Address ~, this oltice. A;
SITUATION wanted by young ooloted
man TO work in boarding house on pa
,atc family; handy aid apt al any
thing. coed references, Address Young
Man. 1919 Austin street. II
WANTED--By white man. strictly sober,
work as hflp in restaurant boarding
car, c.anp or IN tho yard tend horse,
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PERSONAL.

LIST on A$SWERS- n.y.,
no adtrriIsnncnts in office of Ths
Tost for weel entug sa'nriay' jam '"'
N: al2; ai2; nrs.ness 90: ~ q. % @.
H. j.. b.; G. y. y. 90. ci3tk, G. =. y .
e.p: H. = u. t2l; Gao. r.. 90 ~ ~ w.
1S3 75l. 931; GS5, 7jll QW. 40 % .N g,
lol2 %: 1si 90 76{,, @ Mis- ia 10 y ie7 ME-
sis3 n. H. "a; Speciality 81 2,21 81
IT. 90. 10 40. 7i6, an 7i' '9' " ''r''
w. 5. @; gi9; l. 30.
FRANCES KEGANs Is. requested %
commuAlcate with II. NJ TrnehcArt n
Co. al Galveston. IeX -A!.s--------------. y
NME. JOSEPH. the great European clair
yoyant. palmlst ana fortune itlti' pil'
he consulted on all affairs; flll Sit'inE
b0c. satisfaction given; &0'ia Main st. ~
yIAVI REMEDIES - HOME TkisAl q
NENTS- Please investigate NJ s5iN
headquarters. i02 Biuz building nay @i-
PENDANTS to p. M; adN4'' ana h'"'- ~ ~
book free ------------------------
1TOt sTON SHORTHAND AND TNPH-
WRITING SCHOOL. Mason BLOCK. " 1888
AIirs T. Harner principal. II you arc
ambitious and will work iard, We Want
YOU 10 take n business training 'put :.
WIN us.----------------
CAPON springs and Bathe~on tho Great
North M9nn,,aini,o o A S9toig 'anml3iige
s XXI of North. south and W,gt. Target
,,nb gociaifv most plcIsnNf COMPANY a
any mountain resort IN this country ht,F
rates circulars etc. address VIM. p
SAFE proprietor Capot springs w ~
NNE- q a BUJAC. pianisie, studio go,
Mason block special attention paid 70
rudlInnr,ts of music; lessons at phpils
residence II desired: instruction TO De,
ginners also advanced students. u
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

cool ROOMS and firsi-rlass board Mt
ssJl ue;' work: board without room. 800
per week at 100 Austin street Is
,js,yO targs Houtheast rooms. with hoard
close 70 business center; terms reason
able. 10! klsk. ~
ELEGANT south front rooms. with good
ir,n,yl low rates. TO gentlemen or couple; ;
hatbs. aulot place. four blocks from
caairt house, i0i Crawford street: refer
.nces IS
OIJINTANA, TExAS--Ol the gulf. Inou,l,
of Bntzos; superior bathing. fishing.
hunting; plank, walk to tath horse:
conveyance and bath house furnished:
select boltders without children. Mrs.
~ lack Pryan. 10
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EoIt SALE or ENCUANGIg.

WANTED TO exchange ST. Louis and
near by desirable property for lands In
Texas coast district; would purchase
large tract nj close price. Address ID.
Anderson. care Sim \. Price. X y No.
iisib Pine street. 81. Donis, Mo. ID
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wANTED-Jeasc II. scruggs baggage
transfer and express; all orderH, receive
prompt Intention. l.eaye oraeth ~ az
Gnni & Pearls bicycle store phone 15pi;
.v,,npu no dU ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

500 te00 on 500 cash will buy you good
t,lrtn4 rBhip N business. For particulars
call or address southern star Business
bureau IN Mason building. %
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Seeds nnd plants of every description.
Sorghum seed. Knfir ard Milo Maize
Millct. hungarian Broom Corn. Wa
carry tho largest assortment OF bulk
sreds In ToNaS, Fruit baskets boxes
and crates of every description at far-
tory price, Holloway Seed CO.. Dallas
Texas
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! STILL lNANE a tlne lot OF high grade
Jerseys, fresh with Young calves. at resa-
sosahie prices, California Stables. cor
nrr OF Frarklin and Chenevert street, ~
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FOR RENT Modern ten room house
with bath room. hot and cold water
electric liFlNs, large galleries, ETC. on
commudiuts grounds with plenty of
shade trees aud located on car line, ONLY
s26.op, Apply TO John \. Mllroy rs
Main street Ia
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Fon BALE or ENCtIANGE-New A.
room cottage on Gentry street. livo
blocks from tho Southern Pacific shops,
Wilson 4 hannah g03 f>ihm building II
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IIrt, INstjRAN Nc E--si2Do per 5000 age
H. The Ray State of Mass Organized
1891. Losses paid ShVDoDW. Agents. want
W. j. Minton manager. Dallas. Texas.
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TOR RENT FiVe-room cottage, bath ana
sorVHna rooms. Bell aN~nn". hntwecn
Crawl 1rd and Lallranch, ct,>nr to good
tenant. Amply i4T lSaBranch. Il. A..
A1v1,v If
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NICELY furnished south room IN prlvot"
family; bath, gas. all modern convent
"ncrs. SIS MAin street. two blocks from
Capitol hotel N
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WANTED One agent IN each town IN adj
vertlso ami sell DandrGnpne SOAP ~
cfal iorms send aiDmp ia particulars.
ayVuuc, room igl. 10
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PIANO. $1,000. econi-hand. in frst.class
condition, rosewood ease. with stool and
cover. b0rgldn; cash or easy nav
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once, No, ~ Mair street.
Phone $50 II
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TWO furnished rooms for rent for light
housekeeping. Apply 1903 Travis corn.r
Zen uNcIue. 10
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THE STANDARD DICTIONARY, two
yolunea Createst dictionary pubilEhed
27s0DO more words than Wcbsl"'s IN
irrnational and 76,O00 more Than the
Ceniury: sold anywhere In Texas on
easy monthly payments. good agents
wanted. j. u. Trppe Co.. Mason
JiUIlIiug Houston. ~
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VERY nice large cottage Tor rent on Me-
Kinney avenue. between Bagby and
Bra2os streets. Apply TO a. II. Her
mann W
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0FFICE or THE DIRECT NaVIGA-
TiON co. Houston June s. 1881. The
annual meeting OF the stockholders anl
directors oil Tho Direct Navigation
Company' VIII be, hold IN tho compen"s
ton. Texas. on Tuesday. JllY w. lM at II
O'Clock a. IN. PAUL rLATO
10 Secretary.
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INoTTCT TOAIgD or EQuALlZATloN-.-
Nv virtue Of an order Of The honora pc
Commissioners court OF ilarr.s COUNTY.
srrxas datoi May lG 1891 notice ~
hereby gwen that said court viii, com
msneing June Il. l&G, at ~ hoard OF
eGualisation sad court VIII remain in
+. +. DUPREE
CLERK County Court. Harris County. =
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WANTEfl--A whltc lady 10 do dlsh wnFh-
ing ana help in kltphen. Apply TO =.
I.luspn, DIunGc, TnNHas ~
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FOR RENT -rwo-story s-vcn-room cot
tage. with modern improvements liamil-
ton between PRESTON md Congress Ap-
ply Houston WgterworkH olllcc. 10
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MONEY easily mado by wr.ting safety
fe,ind ufe insurance tor tho DID Hart
FORD Mr.. Patterson win call and IN.
utruct. notes FIRST annual premium ~
our risk. Harris * Patterson. fishasefs
Dallas. ----.-----.--u
XGENJ's-Economy gas burner. raves v
per cent OF gas, makes iarye, beAntltul
light, and gives lev per cent gront 70
balesmen General Agency Co.. 20 DoAr.
born street. Chicago. III.
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AM. ar NJ, Iatr9l and best hOoks pnF.
iished sold ON easy monthly lnstallments
q ssilap for good. smart agents llrss-
rlaas travelling men wanted j. H. irWts
Co.. Mason building, Houston
s,lestn.n far cigars; experience unneQts-
cary. permanent position. w. H. Kline
~. NJ ntIlA 10
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SITUATION waiitod as teamstcr, know
how to handle n tW,m; can furnish good |
Recommendations. Addrcas 7i7. this Of |
tlNp. L. |
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SPECIAL NOTICES

,17 1'NES Juile cin prairie may for sairi
w. sty fo, uIot A iong; ehpped 10 any point
IN Iin.ted states. Fischer. Cordie' y,
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WOMHN'S REALM

this patients attire throughout. insisting
on white. all white undorrioih"H. ana -
much w" Of white IN tho outer Rnrnn's
40 was practicable. There are hundreds
NJ women similarly m ana dressed an
pnr once was who huye no idea lhnt
anything but question OF thste In In
yolvcd IN the color Of their gnfmcniN
Tkry would not expect plant eoYcf1
up from the sun by repeated layers of
black cloth to flourish. but they do not
know that light and sunshine hro nercp.
snry 10 their bodies, Thry think II they
sec II. n thsrir cyou are blehao'l thereby.
ana thus their minds cheorod that llsht
has performed IT, good work upon them,
Tho whole body needs light. ana Sun.
shine In we'll recognized dH having the
most valuHblo healing properties. upon
tho nervous ayatrm u acts with especial
force. ana aleeplrssncaa. nervous heat.
aches ana lrfitamlily can often be- cured
by sun baths alone.
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REGARDING NEW STYLES

The association OF black silk lace and light
colored cotton goods, once considered I'm.
orthodox has become dcservedly popular
Chantilly lace confers distinction upon such
gown a fact now widely recognized, many
OF the sheer Summer gowns being trimmed
with it,
The insertions are introduced in fcstoons,
pointed outlines or straight as fancy directs,
and the edgiugs are put on in innumerable
ways.
Zephyrnes arc much thinner than ging.
hams; in fact they are little heavier than
lawns. They arc shown in checks and
stripes some Of tho latter being open and
lace.lilSe.
Green hair.lines and green lacy stripes are
woven vertically upon white zophyrine,
which could be made up by very dressy
mode for afternoon wear.
French printed cambrcs are principally
made up in shirt.wasts. Tho patterns are
simple--broken stripes, hair-lines, dots or
small fancy figures, the white grounds being
better covered in some instances than in
others The colors are invariably fadeless.
Cotton etamines are plain, striped or plaided
In dainty colors and develop very satisfac-
torily. An admirable gown may be made of
blue.and-white plaid etamine over solid blue
lawn lining with ribbon trimmings
A medieval fashion Is revived in a sleeve
formed entirely Of series Of graduated pufs
A black fancy straw braid carriage hat has
a brim facing OF white straw, which is visible
in the bend made directly in front Of the
brim Several black plumes wave gracefully
at both sides Of tho crown. Under the brim
at one side is adjusted black feather and at
the other side is bunch Of pink roses.-From
The Deliaeator.
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ruE rAsuroNs


Printed batistes are very pretty and the
designs are multitudinous.
Almost rs hne as null is checked batiste
with broad stripes and lowera One o.
pecially dainty sample has a white ground
woven In checks upon which are printed tiny
lght.bue oval spots. broad blue stripes with
white vines and aoral stripes showing pink
roses and small yolow blossoms with leaves
IA color scheme exceedingly attractive.
smooth yoke describing many points.
sleeve caps Of similar outline and pulled
fronts combine 20 create an int esting effect
10 a Dasque.waist
Either for travelling or morning wear with
a taior.hnished gown Is a compact turban Of
fine black straw. cable Of yellow straw
braid il laid about the crown below a soft
twist Of black Gsh net The straw is eoiled
at the left side and forms resting place for
Two black birds.
A rich lace is VI uz point Aieneon, which
may be distinguished from the new by its
.lOsely.meshed net and also by the raised cord
| outlining all is figures The new lace Of this
variety has rather q heavy design not unlike
| pOtHt goze.
A new imitation Duchesse for trimming ele.
CANT gowns has scrolls Of net set among the
lace figures 1t is obtainable in an all-oyer
net and also IN edging and insertion.
Point d ALeHseon al.oyer net Is also included
In the assortment Of laces, being devoted to
the many little accessories used upon fashion.
able costumes
Point d sspra lace Is a frequent choice for
morning dresses Of dimity, lawn, zepherine
and other thin cottonS Real Point applique
lace IS ordinarily found too expensive 70 be
used prodigally. On fine silk or grenadine
! gowns Il appears az sleeve or neck frillz OF
course real laces may do service on many
| different lrOcks.
Heavy point yenise laces without net tops
are cut out and applied on jackets yokes
vests and the Ike and are invariably effect
i've. Cluny lace, though frequently Identified
with Maltese, has points Of difference. Tine
patterns are very like but Cluny is heavier
than Maltese. In narrow edging the fowei
Is exlrayaganty used and always with salts
faction.
Bands or insertions in Cluny ard for thA
matter. in all laces save Meehlin and yalen
ciennes are shown with irregular edges, which
add not little 10 their charm. Uniformly
even edges are also seen--FFom The Define
dtOT.
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the collar may roll to the bust or to the
lower edge. according to the fancy of the
wearer The sleeves accord with the late
demands of fashion. The six-piece skirt
accompanying the vest and jacket has a
graceful flare at the bottom and falls in
fashionable flute folds at the sides and
back. The braid decoration is formed in
Greek border design.
The tailor gown and also refined COM
binations OF two shades of cloth, or cloth
and silk have an irresistible facination
for the woman of good taste. who at this
season wears such toilettes at the sea-
shore and the mountains, as well as
for travelling by boat or rail. \ hat with
sun wing and ribbon for garniture is
always in good taste with toilette of
this kind.
The Butterick patterns are Eton jacket
No. 922S, vest No. 1876, and skirt No.sOS4,
for sale by Albert Dunbar, exclusive
agent
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-01
WHITE CLoTHrs FOR HEALTH

a New York physician said recently
TO a patient Of his. a lady OF wealth, that
he would refuse TO treat her further II
sho did not give up wearing black, 1t
was not, however. until II discussion en-
sued that he found out how much he
was asking; not only were her gowns black
but her underwear throughout was ofthe
same color. The doctor then remarked
that he considered the alternative he had
offered her. to abandon black gowns Of
find an other physician, an extreme meas
ure. and only Justified because OF her
peculiarly nervous and neurotlc state; hut
when It came to discovering that she hat
nothing hut black clothes upon her persor
he would refuse 10 trrat anybody 50
dressed. The peculiarly nervous AMI
neurotic state hel considered largely ex
planned by this dress alone.
He succeeded In making a change II