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AUCTION SALES.
THos. BOWLING q CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEEs SALE.

INOf5
~ virtue ca deed OF trust tlHlyFeeorded
one OF the land records of the District Of
columbia, and at the request of the parties
secured thereby, the Undersigned trustees
front or the premises, No. 1915 Tenth
street northw est, on MONDAY, OCTOBER
70, at 4 p NJ, the following described
.eai . estate In the city OF Washington, Dfs-
tTict or Columbia, tc-wit: South half of
lot numbered 35, in ,DaSidson's heirs sub
aiSision or square Numbered 34U.
.froperty sold subject to a former deed
OF trust OF 81 1,42S.7i
Terms; stated at time OF sale; 5000 re
CURED on acceptance OF bid; terms to be
complied with Ia fifteen days OF sale All
cohNeyancing. etc. at cost OF purchaser
HENRY w. OFFUTT
WALTER c. CARROLL.
TruStoea
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A fine corner lot, 9th and
Emerson SITS. ne.; room for houses, also
corner OF l. 9th and Duncan sts.; room for
houses; both very economical; lot 5Ox1 so;
on Princeton ST., near 18th st. NV. An
ply to OWNER, 1856 Oregon ave.
oc21 -7t-em
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FOR SALE-Cigar store and news stand;
doing good business; cheap. 22i In
diana ave. NV. ocs 6-3t-eTn
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CK BENT-GroceTy and provision store.
. doing good business, StcCk and fixtures
iof safe. Address J X, TINS Office. oc2T-It
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Los Liberal reward given at No s
police station for the return or a gold
bauge,Nyith name, VIM. acknowledgement Iront
andback. WM. SCHONEBERGER, incharge
OF norgue. oc26-3t
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Legal. NOTICES.
tFiled October rs. 897, ]. R. Young, Clerk. )

CFiled October 26. s97, J. R. Young, Clerk. )
IN IT THE E,!3, SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, this 18th ,iay
OF october, S97. Daniel Hreed VS. Martin
V, Webb ct al, In equity, No. 5,311.
On motion Of the complainant herein by
j. Coleman and w. P. MetcaIf his solici-
tors, 1t IS this 18th day of October, 1897,
ordered that the defendant, Lou Wilcox,
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day, otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with as in case of
default.
The object of this suit is to vacate and
set aside certain deed of trust given by
the defendant Martin V. Webb to Louis j
4eager, purporting to secure to the defend
ant Lou Wilcox the sum of $4,000 and
dated on the 24Uh day OF February, / S94
and TO vacate and set aside certain other
deed given by the complainant to Martin
Y. Webb, the defendant, dated December
4, 1898.
This order shall be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once week for three successive
weeks before said rule day.
BY the court. W S. cox,
Justice.
A true copy. Test:
tSeall J. R. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY l.. P WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk,
oc27 ,nov3,10
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Lesson on piano or
string instruments for small weekly gro
cerles. TEACHER, this office Item
FOR EXCHANGE For $4,000 equity in
Washington real estate, 2 most desir
able lotsin Seattle, WASH; fine opportunity
Address SEATTLE, this office oc23-1t
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WANTED-Bo -Boarders at 234 z st. ne:
choice rooms; excellent board. oc25-St
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Inc above sale is postponed on account
OF the weather until FRIDAY OCTORER
~ 1897 same hour and place. BY order
OF the Trustees ec1 "a & t,sH
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXeHANGE-2O or mora
building lots in East Wash, for farm not
too far from Washington. Address p,
this office oc25 3t.em
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FOR RENT-fwe pnfnrnished roous: I'd
floor: south front i'll private family. 302
East Capitol st. 1t
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RELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED -COiored boy about Il. SO per
month and board. 7l3 7uh, / > To 1t
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FOX Nicely furnished, od-story, bay
window front rooms, en- suite or separate:
convenient to cars and departments at
ITO + st. NV; refs. oc27-3t
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SITUATIONS wAyTEp-FEMAIE

WANTED Situation as cfaluberrlaia or
Erie St, Mt. Pleasant. 1t
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FOR RENT--Unfur., 1922 Iath st. NV.
Sd floor, 8 rooms; heat hath and gas;
single or en- suite light honsek eeping al
lOWeu. nc27- 2L
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FOR RENT unfurnished rooms, with
neat and gas, 2afiooT, suitable for mousse
Keeping; convenient to cars. AIS 2d 81.
NV. Item
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FOR RENT-Unfur.; at 9I3 n ST. nw.
large, communicating rooms; TO adults:
very reasonable rent. oe2T-3t
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NANIkD By respectable colured wom-
an, situation as cook cham bf,rmaid Or
WdIlreSs, also, by respectable. cc,lored
lnan, work OF any kind around house, pri-
nate family; can give good refs. Address
Z52 st. NV. oc27-3t
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FOR RENT unfur. rooms, Cd floor; ST,
nice rooms. Apply 400 X ST. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-936 N. Y ave-; unfurnished
rooms, I'd IiooTi or part house, including
dining-room and kitchen. 1t
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WAATED-A blacksmith at once: one that
.au DO s1oeiaG. WILLIAM REls ER,
BrOcs lHIt-. b. {. II
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WANTED-By an experienced white
woman, place 10 do cooking and house,
WORK without washing: references. Ad-
uieSs IOOh, 425 lth st. NV. oc27-3t
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FOR RENT-Unfurnsh I'd floor, 4 rooms:
Sd floor ) rooms d. I, l24 ID st. NV.
oc27-3t
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" AM ED Bright. active boy a bout u. 10
help in coal Office. must be- honest ana
tHihiah besi Of references, no ciEaIeJte
Iend need apply. small wages ACTIVE.
this Office. II
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wANTED-FIATS.
wANTED-BoARDErs.

WANTED An elderly gentleman Co room
and board, or roo III without hoard. cars
pass the door. Mrs. STEMS, 1872 l. ST. sw.
oc26-3t
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wANTED-BcAKD.
wANrED-SroREs.

WANT ED-By lady, board in a Catholic
taIuily; tsrms must be Moderate Ad.
dress B., this office. oc2C-3t-efn
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WANTED-TwO route and errand boys: sal
aTy, Sl2 per month. Apply SCUR0T
BROS, ll3 l-2 st. NV, CITY IL
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MIsCELI.AN NRous

AIDES RtIBBERS, all styles and shapes,
zoe. SELBY, 1903 Pa. ave. Uc27 ct
HIGH CLASS Mems rubber boots, $3.50.
SELbI, 1903 Pa, ave. oc27 7-6t
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FOR REsT-u sFnRN1sHEp ROOMS

For RENT-Two nice communicating Cd
floor rooms heat and gas. 1886 SIh 81.
NV oc2T-3t
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FOR RENT-$6; unfurnished; three sub
baseinent rooms. 40 New York ave.
oc27-3t
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FOR RENT-sIORE d DWELLING.
FOR RENT-Store and cellar in Stanton
flats, 11o4 n. 18th st. NV: flats we'll
filled with respectable coiored tenants:
good stand for provisions, coal etc: rem
$50; Apply to OWNER, 1442 r. i. ave
oc25-Tt-en g
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FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse aud buggy or Da yton, So per
oas, and special prices for pleasure driving
apply 20 The REX STABLES, rear 8l5 q
~. nE.s Telephone call. loss ap30-R
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FOR REST-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Two large 2d-floor front aud
oc27Jt
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RRENT-Thr reeaafurnishedrooms; heat,
gas and bath; $15; I'd floor. 219 9Th
st. SW. nc27-3t
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FOR sALE-HoUs sEs.

FoRRENT-31oN.C C. ave. Sc. ,6 rooms and
bath, a. m. t., SGT. 90; 423 9Th st. sw..
rooms, bath and cellar, a. m. T., S25.
oc26-7t
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

spases are opened and the afr IN these
sf,accs allowed 10 escapo through tho
valves placed Al their upper ends. The
blower ls stopped and the furnace and
ash pl, doors. which are provided vlih
lFeproof packing. are closed aif tight
The smoke stack Ia teleacoped while
the cover Of the aperture through
which Il enters swings around and
drops over Il. where A h tightly
clamped. Thls requires very few sec
onds. and IN the meantime the little
sosfel Is rapidly sinking and III almost
awash.
The vessel can be brought 10 the sur.
face In several ways. II an anchor
q, a depth Of twenty or thirty feet 81
that IL necessary d 10 weigh anchor.
n running submerged she can be
slecrcd 10 the surface BY the horizontal
rudders when the ballast tanks can be
emptide By an ejocior.
She can be sunk to such q depth that
Il would be almost an impossibllity f)T
an enemy 10 hit her with any missile
whatsoever. while on the other hand.
she can approach the largest war ship
now anoat without being seen aud
blow her into atoms.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
ROYAL MEN AND WOMEN

A. soon as possibie-that ls. Of
course. directly the LONDON season
comes 10 a close. the princess Of Wales
and Princess Victoria OF Wales viii re-
turn with Prince and Princess Charles
10 Denmark They viii remain In Den
mark AZ least two months. no Il Il al
ways a great comfort TO tho queen to
have her eldest daughter with her. and
the presence Of her mother and sister
VIII also help 10 make the time pass
pleasantly for Princess Charles IN her
Danish home FOR the brief period she
win remain there. Early In October
the princess oi Wales will 90 20 Scot
land. and In November her youngest
daughter viii return to England with
Prince Charles In order 70 spend the
winter months Al Appleton House.
The car and czarina are proving
themselves wonderfully iacsfnl a. ruiz
era. The choice Of name OF Tatlana
for their little baby has given the peo-
pie the most unbounded delight and
consoled them not little Tor their dis
appointment At the sex Of the little Inn
perial stranger. Tatlana Il a name
that belongs essentially 10 the people:
Il Il one hitherto unknown In the I'M
perial family. and BY making 20 marked
departure from tradition and thus
making their little daughter. 40 10 say
a princess Of the people. the clar vii
have won the hearts Of hundreds Of
thousands Of his subjects But Tx
] little grand duchess has done ever
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Fully trimmed skirts are not worn
the iiounce falling from about twelve
inches below the hips having the great
est following.
One Of the most useful articles for
cleaning cooking pois and pans Is a
wire chain dlshcloth. Il Is now made
fastened 10 a long. smooth, wooden
handle.whlch allows one 10 use Il with.
out putting the hands into the water.
The hardy. free-hloomlng. climbing
single rose Is one Of the most graceful
plants Tor decorating the table. The
srrays may be laid upon the cloth In
any manner desired. or draped from
the chandelier to the table. The bios.
SONS will remain fresh for some time
A small clean whisk broom kept In
the clothes basket ls the most con.
voniont 10 use for damponing clothes
DIP the broom into a bowl OF clear wat.
er and very lightly shake the water
over the clothing. In this manner the
work Is done more evenly and quickly
than u the fingers are employed "a
sprinkle the water about
Now the tine has come again foi
.ieparlng the llitlo cucumbers for pick.
ling do not forget 10 add a little horse.
radlsh root 10 the vinegar the cucum.
bers are put In: Il helps to retain N,
strength In the vinegar and prevents
mold from coming over the top OF ih'
liluid. The horseradish leaves. too
are excellent for laying over the top.
No particle OF cheese. no matter hov
small. should be thrown away. or al
lowed to mold and thus 20 to waste
for II may be used IN many dlHeren
ways besides the usual rarebit or dish
bi msccaroni and cheese. white
crisp lettuce with dressing and a ~
he grated cheese scattered over "a,
whole 4 very hne. Try grating a M
lie cheese upon a alsh Of stewed pota
tees.
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waist line the garment scarcely touches
the figure az all when worn the up.
per edge Jus, reaches 70 the lower line
or the bust, thereby leaving L fully OK.
posed. but ARMY held In place by the
line Of the corset and the upper clasp
which iasiens Immediately In the cen.
ter and a little high up. Il being the
slightest part OF the corset. The hips
and underarm pieces. being remark.
ably full. have a tendency TO increase
the width Of the body. giving the wear.
er the fullncss Of 0gure 20 noticeable
In French fashion plates OF course
this Increase Of slle just above and
below the waist has a tendency 10
make Il appear smaller than It really
u. The change wal not be objected 10
BY slender women. while. on the other
hand. 10 women with a superabund-
ance Of heah the new corset win BE-
nothing short Of an abominatlon. which
they viii be slow 10 adopt
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her Nhen the little ones come 70 bright
en- the home. and add 20 the cares and
responsibilities as well A woman with
small children. who begins her house,
hold duties after years Of boarding
house llfe Is quite likely 20 make
rather dlacouraglng work Of them.
Ones own home IL. an things consld-
cred. a very desirable place to have.
Property increases IN value, and Inn
provements are continually IN prog
ress. Besides all this. children are
much better and happier when they are
brought up with a sense Of possession
Of the house they live Ia. They are
more careful and more provldent, be-
cause Il "a always In order TO save
something for the home, something for
useful or beautiful things The habit
Of care and economy begun In early life
"a much more likely 70 be kept up than
II iherc was only rent to pay and no
personal interest In the dwelling by
an means buy and NJ mp your own
house. and accept the editors hopes
for your hapDlnes and prosperity.
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while abe viii be able 20 reach hfteen
knots with three feet OF water cover
ing the hall and not less than elghi
knots while submerged. Al thcse
speeds an endurance Of aiteen hours
awash and ten hours submerged h an
ticlpated. she viii carry no guns n
other armament except I've automobile
torpedoes TO be launched from two
expulsion tubes. Two additional tor
pedoes can be carried II desired.
A complete shell surrounds the vcs-
sel nom the stem AT to about three
quarters Of the length Of the boat. The
forward open space within the innof
shell contains the torpedo expulsion
tubes. Abafi Of this space is the boilsg.
Nhlch Il incised In asbestos. with
double thickness. and an In
ttrmcdlate air space oetweeA
Abaft Of the boiler is the engine room.
Containing the engines. condenser,
pumps. blower. dynamo and eonnee-
lions. Abait OF the dynamo the air
compressor and the ballast tank are
placed.
such h the interior Of the vessel.
but the space between the inner aad
outer shells ls important In the dis
position Of materials. and IN the oper.
alton Of the boat The expulsion tubes
are In the bows. snd the section Of the
vessel between the stern and the Tor.
ward buikhead. In the spsce between
the two shells contains Two horizontal
tubular spaces IN proloEgallon Of n,
expulsion tubes. Tho remainder Of the
srace In this compartment q cnciosri
and "a used as a sea water tank. which
can be quickly empiici when necessary
The pressure for forcing the water
out "a compressed ar.
Above lho tank are placed thro.
magazine tubes 10 hold automobile tor
podoos. Etch tube "a provided viii
a water tight door and with a piston
From the forward end Of each maya
zine tube a plpo fitted with a checi
valve leads backward through ghl
buikhead and out through the shell
Of the boat Another pipe similarl,
placed. "a iticd WITH a stop valve an
ctrncclcd 20 operate from the too
rcdo rcom Another pipe. fitted VIII
a sion valve leads from the service a.
reservoir into the end Of each tube q
facilitate the expulsion Of water freu
the tube by means OF compressed cir
The primary object IN a torpedo I'd
tack Is. Of course. 10 destroy lhl
enemy, m, the safety Of tie crew
must be considered a. far a. Il com
patlble. In this boa, ample provision
has been made Tor each. Provision FOL
a good amount Of fresh air l. made d
a laree amount Of compressed air car
rled In manganese bronze cylinders 4
TIE water ballast spaces
when \ descent h made the klnEs
ton valves Al he bolien Ia he uAle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

The poles Of Jupiter are aaiiened al
most exactly like those Of The earth.
The phenomenon can BE- plainly seen
With the telescope.
In the useful report OF Dr. Lininer'
state enlomologlsi Of New York. 4 =
stated that the little red ant. pest In
trcduced from Europe. has the single
redeemlne feature that Il T. an active
and e1cleni enemy Of the hcdoug.
The plelades conlain * stars VS.
lbls 20 eyes Of ordinary keonne4H
though twelve or fourteen have been
counted IN lhls cluster ~ pef.ous 81
extraordinary cycslsht A tuo-lnch
telescope shows about sixty starr IL
this cluster.
The most scientific forester IN m
rope says the oldest trees n nofthefn
Europe are the pines u Norway ant
Sweden. and lhai these are not known
q live more than $40 yeara Ger
manys oldest oaks live oniy d little
more than TIRES hundred roars
Mathematical calculations shoe that
on iron ship weighs iNenly.sfvcn rer
cent lons Than e wooden. and vim carry
us iona Of CARO- lor every one hum
dred tons carried ly a rooa1n shin
Of The same dimensions. ani both
loaded 20 ire same irauEAi Of water.
e has been q soulce % Interest ana
wonder 10 arctic explorers % nni such
Quantities ol singing hlras within ne
arctic circle They are ahanlaal b.
yond belief Bur ne lmmense sror
q efanor4fIes. crow berries and eloul.
berries that Flpen IN The northern
svamps account for ,hc pfeacrcl Of ne
birds. T.
~ appears that ihe domestic cricket
e Europe. the cricket 81 TIE hearth.
haa been introduced into this country.
IN Minneapolis and elseaAafo they
have proved 10 be- d great auIsanrH
House agents there clalm l1ai ht1'leI
being l|resemo ana noIsf. they arl
very destructive. 50 that ton.s b.
fadea BY thtn conla rot b rented
Ihis cricket Haa ohsogfed m cIaala
By kahn Ia Ilil. and I.s recent g.
t+Iftnts there has been eonNInes o.
Two NfN-kncun rnIomo,a44ls. sII 8
has bean observed IN various t|fH
icHns ~ UAIff ana ether. 1N| i ha4
ao. hilhrrlo been canmaa Is - ta|.
80 S's'.s ssssA 1rs...
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simple collar and bell we're black sur.
an. and eraped lace fpauletins capped
The mousQuctalre sleeves The hat tc
accompany the dress WIS pink straw
trimmed with mauye blacs aud white
aud the pink silk parasol was adorned
witSt a deep rullo q the lace thai
trimmed the gowa
Cotton parasois are much In evldenc,
at sea side ard mountain resorts. ant
they are made 20 deliberately and IL
such brilliant oolors that one IA al.
most loj to ask what the good Is Oh
SIX. A rarasol Ii never In style
from enc season 20 another. 80 Il Il
better 20 SO In for two or three cottor
ones than put al your money into
one silk that viii Only he pretty for
this serson and thereafter be dead
les. Crash Is again the craze Hoi
Wheel suits. for travelling gowns and
Tor general wear. Crash skirts ar.
voted cool ari charming for wear
with white shirt waists and crash
shirt waists are Ia turn worn with a.
Eurte Of skirts. Waite and linen colol
"a delightfully."- cecil IN eject and crasf
trimmed with white pique u yerl
dainty. urdefsklrts OF crash trlmmea
with white embroidered uillcs are
very nice for travelling. almost as goos
a. pongec. Tut beware about max
J Ing the material unless q has beer
ihcrcuqhly shrurk. and remember yol
4 take awful chances when you get sue!
material ready made. because afie
the fr1, fos CT rain The f;uii will prob
abb. shrlak thrce irchci IN each al
rcetlon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Il ls always an open question wheih.
e. the white dress is suitable Cor street
wear. Il has a peculiar home look
that prevents many women from wear.
Ina Il outside Of the sacred precincts
Of their own house. but this season
there comes 30 many little Jackets &c
wear over the white dress jackets
that are light and cool-that the Oh.
lection to Il has been largely over.
come.
The incest OF ali these little jackets
l. made entirely OF India silk. Any
little figured design Il used. and the
silk IL Inexpensive. a 20 or 40 cent slik
being a. nice a. any that could b
wanted. Il takes only two or three
yards to make a jacket. and. a. the De.
sign a 90 simple. Il can easily be done
a. home Cut the jacket tight htllns
ueder the arms and seamless In the
back. like a bolerO. The front Il open
but a very nice jacket effect Il Given
By two long tabs which fall over the
belt down onto the skirt. Trim The
Jacket with bands OF satin ribbon, and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Nowadays people In civilized regions
endeayor 10 keep fiies out Of their
houses by having screens placed over
their doors and windows This keeps
out the greater number o. the little
pefts. but a few always manage 20
ind an entrance through some crcvice
or Granny. To dispose OF these an
ingenious mind suggests the following
Near the tops Of the screen doors and
window screens punch several holes
frus the inside with some instrument
about the size OF lead pencil. thus
leaving slightly funnel shaped aper-
lures. having a rough. iagged edge on
the outside. This renders q impos-
sible for the files 90 enter through
these holes. while the ales which have
sirayed into the house the hrst time
they light on one Of the screens crawl
10 the upper part. and seeing these
holes, Imagine there Il some place
where they are not wanted on the
other side. and out they 30. In this
manner" said a hy trap dealer. "A
house can be kept perfectly free IRON
flies"
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Tho xsr sh.psa car.s,..

Z; Is teing announced ly the ;aah
lonabls m0dirics and wcmen tailor
that thCy wll h' Gowns Tor the o5min
season only over the new shaped cor
-cis. while the cloak and mantle max
era cay that al eiftaonis f1r rcxt fal
and winter trade Nlll also De- modeie,
Tor figures wearing the same style
There ia q nos. pronounced change
from The cd cof-e.. whose chief end
seemed 20 be- 10 sccontueio the length
Of the WALT and 20 raise the bust
The new corset has what the sho'
kris ea'l "tho low bust" and "sudder
hip" The back is notlccably narrow
the hips very full ard the bust ENTIRELY
without formation. Except al thl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

In almost every respect similar 10 the
Holland. recently completed At Eliza
beth. n. j.. but II IL claimed for her
that some Of the minor defects IN the
Elizabeth boat viii be remedled when
the new one - completed.
The boat u cigar shaped and IL
built OF steel throughout Il IA eighty
flvc feet ia length and eleven feet ave
inches IN diameter. When floating
light Il had a displacement Of 1855 tons.
and when down 1 the load line ie7
tons Two sets 81 motive power are
provided. one for the afioat and awash
condition and the other Tor the sub
merged. Twin quadruple expansion
tngines. with steam furnished
from a water tube boiler. win operate
twin screws WREN afoai or awash. AMI
seventy horse power motor fed by
fcfty-elght chloride cells will furnish
the power when the vessel Il sub
merged.
The steam power electric dynamo
and storage cells are 70 connected as
20 be readily reversed In their action.
thus rendering Il possible 10 rechargp
the cells from the dynamo. the steam
engine being used a. a prime motor
The electric power may also be con.
nected 10 the propeller shaft placed n
the axis Of the boat. In addition 10 ths
connection with the main propeller
ghaft. The motor may thus operate Z
special propelles In addition 70 drlv.
ing the main shaft Independently o.
the steam engines.
The capacity o, the storage cells Il
amply large 10 prevent injury or de
terioratlon while giving Oh the powel
required 10 propel the vessel az I
speed OF abou, eight knots for a. leas
six hours Il IL confidently predlcte.
that the vessel will reach a speed o
sixteen knots In the light condition