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MAHER HAS BEEN SET DOWN.
CLARK WILL NOT PERMIT rHn
JOCKEY no MOUNT AGAIN.
His Ride on. nanastar in the snb
urban Handicap Ja the Reason
for the Actloa.

New York. June ls.-Today's card at
sheepshead Bay was spoiled by scratches.
w II. Clark the owner Of Banastar. favorite
for the Suburban. ordered Jockey Maher away
from his stables today aud told him he could
not ride for him or any one else during this
aud next year. Mr.. Clark has the jockey
under contract for 1899 and 1900 and says he
prefers to nav him the $4,000 a year to stay
on the Eround. He makes no direct charges
that Banastar was pulled in the big race OF
Saturday. but declared he will protect other
owners. Summary.
dix furlongs Admiration, Prestidisitrice,
Abuse. Time. iis As.
Selling. milo and an eghth-Houand, Eu-
taea, Bon Inc. Time, 1854 is.
DAISY stakes, ive furlongs--Neda. Miseri-
oordia. The Bobby. Time, l;02 LIS,
Mile-May Hempstead. Merry Prince. Byror
McCielland, Time ;Sa lis
Selling, Ave firlougs--Mauvilla. Prestige
Fluke. Time. 1.02 LIS.
Grass selling stakes, mile and a sixteenth
Central Trust. Intrusive. Concord. Time
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THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
WORK OF THE sUBCoMMIssIoN
CHANGED DURING THE SUMMER.
James Barrett of the Georgia Stat,
Agricultural Society Gives
Testimony.

Washington, June 19.--The Industrial
commission has somewhat changed its
plan for the work of the subcommisslons
during the summer months by revoking
Its order for the appointment OF special
committees to investigate the mining in
dustries west OF the Mississippi river, and
its order authorizing regular subcommis-
sions to sit during July and August, Tn
der this arrangement the commission will
take up the elevator question, going to the
Northwestern States for the purpose Of
looking into the conditions affecting min
ing in that region. The latter commission
will hold its first meeting in Denver On
July ~. The subcommission on manufac-
lures will make a tour of New England
during the summer.
James Barrett, vice president OF the
Georgia State Agricultural society. was the
only witness before the commission today,
He spoke upon the agricultural conditions
in the South, saying they were worse today
than they had ever been in the history of
the country. He said the cotton interest
was especially depressed, prices Lass year
10 II llllle over 4 C6ula ~ PoNpN'
At this price man could not save him
self If he paid wages amounting 10 more
than SO month. Planters generally pay
about Sc month for wages, and at buch
rates they could not prevent loss ii they
received less than cents per pound. MI
Barrett said that nine-tenths of the cot on
grown was mortgaged before II matured
Rates of interest and commission were
the highest, and merchants were glad-
ually coming into possession OF the land
The banks charge 10 per cent for money
for three months time. He advanced the
idea that the National bank act had donf
vast damage In outlawing real estate as Sc
curity for money loaned to these banks
and that. all told. this act vas TO The
South the most damaging legislation that
had ever been enacted
| The witness said that aearly all the
plantation labor was done by negroes. anC
there was practically no immigTition be
cause OF the cheapness of the labor enC
| the social conditions.
The railroad rates were such as 20 ren
der 1t Improbable for watermelon growing
and the same was true of other eaidel
products The railroads were pcth tie
daddy and nanny of trusts he asserted
| Mr.. Barrett said the census of 1898 showed
that Georgia, where ne lived, was tie mos
illiterate place in the United Stats, an
he thought this fact was due to the pres
ence OF too much politics in he schools.
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Jas. Butte,
HOUSTON.

specific inquiry OF the war department
based upon its declared policy of having
each volunteer organization elect whether
It shall be mustered out at San Francisco
or at It's home station. Ii appears from
General Otis message that the volunteer
organizations prefer TO disband at San
Francisco in accordance with the original
arrangements OF the war department.
A model camp has been established at
San Francisco. provided with every ia
cllity for the comfort and convenience OF
the returning soldiers. II has been deemed
advisable from a sanitary standpoint to
keen each organization In the camp at
least two or three weeks before permit
ting the men to go to their homes and
scatter through the country.
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HACK rRoM coma.
Major Wood, Military Governor OF
Santiago. Arrived In BOSTON.


Santiago. Arrived in Hoston.
Boston. Mass, June 19.-The steamer
Admiral Dewey. which arrived today,
brought among her passengers General
Leonard Wood. military governor of gan
tiago de Cuba. Mrs. Wood and their two
children. General Wood was escorted to
steam launch and conveyed to, the New
York. where he had conference with
Admiral Sampson, Later General Wood
talked about Cuban affairs.
He said: Everything is quiet in San
tiago province. Every man who Is en-
titled to receive the United States bounty
is being paid and he is very glad to get 1t.
OF course there are few agitatorS men
who want to control; whose ambitions
have not yet been grained. Out my 40
not amount 10 anything. The conallloh
OF The island is improving dally. me
houses are being rebuilt and a large hum
her Of pecple are at work in the held.
"The troops are healthy, fesre mas mas
been no yellow fever since last november
and The rate Is about as low as II = In
any good sized town here. We are maxim
good headway in the sanitary err 2. se-
ments and the people are peSinn'us' "
appreciate the changes"
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

eyen-eirhths OF a mile. sslllns-Impersto
l23. Bareturia, Mazarine l22. Peat 12o. Trade
Last lis. Mr. CLAY ia, The burlington Route.
Chopin. General Shatter no, Tui-Tut, Larva
los. Savory 100, Tyrshena los, Chorus Boy le2
One mile. s-year-old fiilies--Naid Of Harlem
Admiration, sweet Caporal pettlc Gray ll6
Miss Patron Ill
The Foam stakes, Futurlty coLrse. I'VE.
eighths Of mile-The Black Scot la2. Flaunt
Water King plucky. stuart III, Gonfallon
Mesmerst Premature. Magnificent Warisg
Silver. Garter Lost Cord 1l2, Brigadier, Prim-
rose Dhv l0a
Couey Island handicap, three-fourths OF a
mile--lsidore 1870, Imp l2S, iiiunickinnc 1914
Swittmas 1873 ST. Cloud 100, Ben Doran us
Lamhent lie. Corniorant Aqucena j0l, lean.
not. Fly BY Night 1O5, Dantorth 9S. Millstream
Five and a half furlonEs. 2-year -olds-
Peaceful. Baltic Royal. Herbert. Wax Taper
Knight Banneret. lesper, Pettitoggor lis
Eileen Dalv ii5
One and an eighth miles. selling Peace
maker, Millsream los. Deeanter, Muriro ioe
Hardy G, Rinaldo 1903 Maxine Gomez 1o2
The Gardener l0i, Hard Knot aS Hold on ~
Holland 81. Mazo. James Tod Sc.
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AnpIoKs THREATENS M'KIsLrr.
Latter's Recognition of other Fac
ton Means Loss of Delaware.

Philadelphia. Pa, June i6.-J. Edward
Addicks. leader Of the union republicans
In Delaware, is up in arms because will
lam NJ Byrne. friend Of Colonel Dupont
and a regular republican, has been de-
cided upon for United States district at
torney for that State.
When Addicks learned that Byrne bad
been agreed upon instead of his man. H.
II. Ward, he sent the following telegram
TO President Mckinley:
"The Delaware newspapers publish tit
is stated By authorlry) that William Mich
ael Byrne will be appointed United States
district attorney fer Delaware. This ac-
ton OF sur subordinates. ctntrary to all
presidents, means the less Of Delaware to
the republican party at the next presi-
Dental election and the election AZ that
time of democratic presidential electors,
two democratic United States senators and
a democratic congressman. Is Il not time
that the recognition OF the boiling minor
ity faction OF the republicans Of Delaware
should cease2
AS Addicks controls Kent and Sussex
counties. he can throw the State as he
desires.
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THE LAST COURIER.
,r.ut of the copfederacy N,

|krant of the CoDfederacy Now
Living at Corsicana.
ttatsrs, Texas, June lS.-Mr. J, Frank
y an abstracter and copyist of this
ncd,siy bears the distinction of hav-
rendered the last courier service for
aase Of the Southern Confederacy-he
pig borne the last official message.
Pa The surrender of Lees army in
|til. and disintegration of the South
amy east Of the Mississippi river, the
Pms In Louisiana and Texas remained
ms not knowing the real situation.
knuxs command was stationed at
fslson, La when the Federal SOL
r. WIDER flag OF truce, gave notice
% AL Of the lConfederacy and de-
Flsi 4 surrender, The officer in COM
" declined to comply until he could
Eslllsale with the general in COM
n Y Alexandria, ninety miles distant,
siNl request the Federal officer ac-
EA IS courier Mr.. Knox was en-
EAa Win message to General Buck
Alexandria, La. He left camp with
l'ssage on Friday, delivered il to
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rive FnNoriter neatcn.

Cincinnati, June 19.-Five favorltes we're
beaten at Latonia today and the bookes
reaped rich harvest on account OF the
rough riding of H. Wilson, his mount. semper
Eadem. in the third race was disqualified aztec
finishing second. and tho horses placed IN.
Summary.
Reach Katie Sutherford Time. l;15ib.
Five furlongs-Aurea, Fairy DELL Mise Hud-
son Time 1:022i.
Mile, selllng-Beana. salvarze, Freak, Time
Mile. selling-school Girl, Shield Bearer
Vanessa. Time, 1;42.
Five furlongs strathlght, Postmaster
Bailey. Dissolute Time, l.O31t.
Mile. seling-The Elector, Yuba Dam
Friesand. Time. 1Ii.
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Cincinnati, June 1s.-The Reds played their
usual Indifferent and weak game today, being
shut out.
Score II ~
philadelphia ............. oil 2l1 OIL Q 10 0
Breitens,cih and Wood: Donahue and Nc
Farlanl.
the Orioles after twelve innings OF great ball
playing ~ =,
Score u
Louisville ...,........ 100 600 oo1 DOL 70
Cunningham and thinner; Howell and Rob-
inson
Pittsburg. June 1s,-Briliant and errorless
work by Piitsburg shut New York out:
Score
New York ........... 900 900 600
Tannehili and Bowerman; Seymour and
Warner.
Chicago, June 1s.-Atter having today'I
game az but won Willis went up into the all
in the seventh and Nichols, who came In, wal
pounded for n single and homer.
Score II II /
Chicago .,...t...-'''-'.' ~ ~ 0 O5g 45-S
Callahan and Donohue; willis. Nichols ant
Bergen
St. Louis, June ls.--clean, hard hitting
the oppartune moment gave st. Louis a vic
tory over Washington today.
| Score II 4
/ G. Toms ............ oil 202 10'-7 10
/ WasbinTtnn ........ Dol 200 100 Q
Young aud o'connor weighing and Nc
CURE
Cleveland, June 19.-Both teams played
good game Today, but the visitors excelied a
Scare r II
c,,eyetend .... 900 001 000-- s
Sronllvn ..... 020 900 3D. G 8
Butler and sehreokongost; Dunn and Grim
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ronAY's ENTRIES

Selling. one mile-Ray log, Infelice 1oi,
Mary Barnes 49, Almonte 30, Etdornha. the
Bondman. overheard. The Sluggard %. Rothu.
Lachine "a, Miss josephine go oneita, va
kima. Becky Ban ST. ~
Five-eighths OF q mile-Lady Elite, lsa-
binda, MAY June i07, villa 1913 Corduroy'
One mile, sellng-Periwig lOS otto Fl lOs.
yictorine l02. Julia Hazel. King 2lkwood,
Fresco 100 Dandy II 9s. Domestic 81 Howita
ger. Dasheway &c. Flnem Respico W. D. Ele-
line. Richardson 50.
Tobacco stakes. one mile--Batten l0i, Bon
Jour. Geo. Kratz 1902. Dutch Comedian. Carl
| c 90.
Smoke. Judge J Riley, Dissplute. Enghurst.
Tcm English 100 Charioteer Pferd ".
one mile. selllng-Loyqlty los, Panehqrm
I t07. Violet Parsons Lyllis lP. Cynle; Dr.
Withroy, Tragedy l04 Allie belle McCleary,
Billy House lO2 Terrone SO. Aurefle %.
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ALVIN ITEMS.
The College Is ADV ertising the Coast
Country.

Country.
Alvin. Texas. June 1s.-The Alvin col
lege. under the auspices OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, is out in a neat folder
announcing the opening Of the school
In this city September 49, 1899. Ten
thousand Of these folders will be printed
and sent throughout the United States
telling Of the beauty and healthfulness OF
the gulf coast country, as well as adYer-
tisins the college.
Carl Berchheld, who has been attending
ST. Edwards college. returned home Thurs
day to spend his summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs W. p. orr returned 10
Alvin Sunday after a pleasant visit 10
friends at Palestine, Texas
Miss Ida McDayitt left Saturday for sew
eral weeks Visit 70 friends at BIZ Springs.
Texas.
Quite large delegation from Alvin will
attend the BrazsG river deep water con-
venticn at Brennan on July 3.
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CALIFORNIA OFFERS Tncors,
want to Help Suppress the PbtIip
pine InsurrcctiOn.

WIFI 10 HeIp supprcHs tHe FDfIip'
pine InHurrcction.
Washington. June 19.-The following
telegram was received at the war depart
ment from two California senators:
H. G. Corbin. Adjutant General
San Francisco, Cal, June 19.--Southern
California supports administration in It's
efforts TO suppress the Philippine insur-
reelion and tenders the president for inn
mediate service well organized and dis
ciplned regiment OF infantry Officers
and men ready to embark as soon as neees-
sary, field equipment can be furnished
George c. Perkins.
Stephen NJ. White.
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Ncaro KiiIed by a Constable.

New Braunfels, Texas, June l9.-J. T.
Davis. a discharged soldier, was killed al
snring Branch. twenty-four miles from
hsre nv Constable Peter Remmer OF that
nreeinct on Sunday night shortly after
midnight There had been dispute be-
twean them at a dance. Davis knocked
,he constable down and stabbed him three
tirnes. While the latter was on the ground
he fred the fatal shot. Remmer is Sc
riously but not necessarily fatally wound
"a The sheriff is investigating.
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:. ,,,mmIngs play such an Inn
!, sumner neckwear that the
- Y needs keep continually at
n ~, he demand. The new fan
e''u .,o Z, Of June are shown in
~ NM =, NE .Loie Fuller" and thu
rinstsss army" with an improved
sk'h ~ ue9 broad puff tie. making the
.. 4 a prim little affair con-
nirces, hand OF stiff goods with
pa y linen hemstitched and
~ the edge
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THE ARMY cANTEEN
Not Subject TO state Taxation as d.
cIared by Pennsylvania Courts.

Washington. June 1s.--It Is improbable
that the war department will accept as
final tho decision OF the Pennsylvania state
court declaring that the army eanteen Is
subject 10 State legislation. The principle
involved Is regarded as important and IT
Is significant that the Pennsylvania de-
cision is directly IN conflict with the form
al opinion OF the court of claims involving
the canteen. That court decided that the
canteen was zone of the instrunentallties
OF the government and therefore exempt
from taxation"
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rbe presidcnf a Holyol.e 6,

Holyoke. Mass, June l9.-Notwiihstand-
ing the day has been a long aud tedious
one both the president and Mrs. MCKINLEY
stood the strain incident to the days en-
tertainment very well indeed. The morn
ing was taken up with the visit 10 North
ampGon and Smith college
The president will remain at Adams I'M
til Wednesday evening. June %. when nc
win leave for Washington.
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ST LOUIS, June l9,--only one outsider, Lad,
Callahan. was able to land within the money
at the FAIR Grounds today. In the fourth
event Fontainbleu was cut down by Head
water and ruined for life. Track fast.
Six furlongs -Hindoonet w Il
Gates Tava Harris Time ELSA
Seven iurlongs-Tho Prince. Sir Gatlan, Col
Cassidy. Time l,2Sia
Mile and seventy yards--Duke Of Baden
Dutch Bard, Lee Bruno Time AZ.
Six furlongs. purse--KensinGion La Jose
phne Fausturo Time 1;15
Five furlongs, purse--Southern Girl, San
Phillips, Felix Bard Time 1902
Mile and twenty yards--Lady Callahan
Meadowthorpe. Be True. Time l;42%.
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Try Oranges This wny.

Mix together the juice of half dozen
large, ripe oranges, the well beaten yolks
OF six eggs pint of cream--or new milk
four ounces OF sugar, and crate OF nut
meg. Stir all over slow fire until II
thickens, then add a small piece of fresh
butter Have ready a glass dish lined
with sponge cake slightly soaked in a
little brandy, sherry or liquor syrup. Pour
the cooling mixture on to this and leave
II till set. then serve garnished with
whipped cream.
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TOnAY's ENTRIFs.

Six ard a half furlongs--Lovlng Cup 101,
Sangamon l06. Sorrow t05. Go TO Bed l0l Chlf-
fon 100, Rlssella. nr. Hall 10l. Miss Garrett
So Ban'sl So, Foxey SIS,
Mile aud seventy yards, selling-Ransom Ill.
Sir Josnrn Lister, Indra l07 Major i04, II II.
Gardner, Can Galop. Chenille 102 ForOnsh
100, Ann.e odhed IS. Or. Graves %. stutt-
gart 92. SChanken %.
Four and half furlongs, selling
Lizzie Jackson, Foul Play, Martha Street,
Two Slippers, Annie Snap Miss May Day.
Franklin Belle Sweet Water. Alice Roberts
1l2
Six furones handlcap--our Gertie 1l6 Mr..
Phinizy loi, Marplot o. Allie Il 50.
Five AMI a half furongs selling--Schnell
Laufer liz, Triadtza 107, Capron ios, Ned
Dennis iG7, Go There, Arthur Behan 1906. Glga
105. PirGia, May Travis. Hachmeister Grace
Phillips Miss Loretto, Elhe. Dinornis. Madgs
Domo lv3.
One nhle, seling--Bell Punch 107, Gen. Nc.
Gruder. Judge stesdman 105, Rebel Jack,
indian. Sir Rolln lOi Koenigan. Gala Lily
1903, Belle Ward, Flora G Saratoga %.
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Washington, June le-It is stated at
the war department that no action can be
taken in the California regiment offered by
Senators Perkins and White. The question
o. calling for volunteers has not been de-
termlned besides IL is not intended 10 or
ganlGe State troops II volunteers are called
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General Buckner and returned with his
answer on Sunday following. having ridden
$50 miles during the three days and nights.
On his return with the message that the
surrender was complete, his command laid
down its arms and the war was ended-he
having performed the last courier service.
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TEXAS LEAaun-.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
snn Antonio IL. Galveston O.

San Antonio. Texas, June Galveston OK
perienced the worst defeat of the season To-
day The way the Bronchos played ball today
was a surprise to themselves, They ham.
mered Page all over the lot throughout the
game. The feature of the game was the brill
liant helding and hitting Of Mulaney. Alex
ander was put out OF the game In the fourth
inning for talking back to the umpire, Reyn-
olds PLAYED short for Galveston today and tho
error column shows how we'll he did.
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Stolen bases-Isaacs 4. Clark 2. Coleman
Lomah, Houtz.
Two-hass hits Isaacs. Clark.
Double plays-Colemand and Mullaney
Clark and Mullaney; Page and REYNOLDS.
Passed ball-Loman
In Struck Bases Batter
Pitcher pings. out on balls Balk. bit
P P$ss .a. =. ! ! 5 /
Umpife-Matthews
| Time OF Fame--1;20.
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EFFORT AGAINST SCHLEY
Navy Departments Latest Evidence Of Hos.
tiliiy Toward Him.
A LETTER FROM LIEUTENANT HoDCsoN
II Would Appear Distinct Attemp,
20 Bciittic the seamnnsbip OF
of the Admiral.

Washington. juno 1s.--Just what
the navy department is trying to
accomplish by going into the con-
troversy concerning an Interview
with Lieutenant Commander Hodg-
sou. which appeared in a New York
paper. is not ascertainable. How
ever. it seems an outgrowth OF the
Sampson schley matter and would
appear to be an effort on the part
OF the naval authorities to discredit
the seamanship of Admiral Schley.
The admirers OF Admiral Schley
, are on the alert and prepared TO
oheckmate any attempt that may
be made by the administration to
Place the sturdy old Marylander
in a false light,
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Making
Picture


......Our Picture Frame business
continues TO grow, since we
moved further up town, and we
are now carrying the largest and
best assorted stock Of MouldingS
we ever had, and have first-class
Frame makers to handle all work
entrusted to uS"..We also have a
nice line of Pictures in the sheet,
all the way from 5 cents up, and
will be glad to show them........
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Gnme NJ Rrenhnm.

prenham, Texas. June l0-The base ball
game TO-DAY was a good one. Houston won;
Store -
Houston .......-'s...''-t 1899
BRENNAN -, 800. 80, /, ,st,i'
Pennington.
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Fa,ally injured an a Runaway.

Hiilsboro, Texas. June 1s.--Mrs Tom
Dalton was thrown from runaway bug
gy to-day and fatally injured. She struck
4 cuivert. falling on her head, She Is still
unconscious.
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willinmson county sehooL Census.

Georgetown, Texas. June 1s.-county
Superintendent Fisk has just finished the
compilation o; the scholastic census rolls
for this county. The rolls snow az o sESse.
white and g75 colored. 2l16 are IN inde-
pendent districts and 6ll3 are in county
districts.
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Austin z. Hnnstnn1

Austin, Texas June 1e.-The Buaaloes lost
todays game through their inability to hit
Staples at the proper time. while Huston was
touched up lively at opportune times.
pn A
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Two base hits-Huston. weikart. o'Connor.
Herbert.
Double play-Herbert to GIlligan to o'Con-
nor TO Gligan.
Pass ball--Badger
Pitcher nings. out. on balls. pitch hit.
s sSstos 800 3 / 3 9 9
Umpire-McCloskey
Time OF game-1;40.
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Only few. Don't be caught nap
ping-you will want one of these
Suits when you see your friends
wearing them. Genuine Seersuck-
er, silky, that stiffness that keeps
the thin Coat from looking and
hanging like a rag. Small narrow
crinkle, faint blue, white striped,
the full Suit for Sii.5O
coats-ana-vests or Pants sola separately.
ED KAN,
MAMMOTH CLIO HER.
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I'M WOMAN'S REALM

dercloth is intended to be sufficient pro.
lection for the table; but many house
wives nave found the top OF their hand
someiy polished tables defaced BY the
lnarks made by the hot dishes. II a sheet
OF asbestos paper is put under the feI,
cloth the table will not be injured In ths
least from this cause At teas or lun-
cneons. when the polished table is used
with doylies instead OF a cloth. asbestos
mats may be covered with prettily en-
proidered doylies for the hot dishes. On.
OF these mats covered with a doylie, which
should be larger than the mat Is much
prettier to use than any teapot stand that
can be purchased
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Washington. June 19.--The cable mes
sage OF General Otis regarding the wishes
OF the volunteers was in response 70 q
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Meals for Day.
BREAKFAST.
California Wheat and Cream.
Broiled Trout Potato Rails
Flannel Cakes. Cafe au Lait.
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
Cheese Straws. Shrimp Salad.
Angel Food Fruit.
Iced Tea.
DINNER.
PURGE OF Green Peas.
Broiled Pompano String Beans.
Mashed Potatoes. Butterbean.
Fried Eggplant watercress Salad
Queens Pudding Roouefort.
Cafe Noir