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substantial linens, and are used al
most entirely for the white, ecru and
other colored duck costumes so fash
ionable for vacation suits.
Lace is still so prodigally used on
countless other materials that it is an
agreeable variety to see it omitted on
sheer cotton gowns; hence we see some
and dimities with only embroidered
yokes and bands and flounces of the
dress fabric and no laces.
Two of the smartest hats of the
summer are the picturesque and be-
coming Gainsborough in modified out
lines, and the Spanish turban of Man
lila straw trimmed with clusters of
roses and folds and loops of tulle. In
direct contrast to the gorgeous round
hats. laden with flowers of every color
of the rainbow, have just been sent
over some charming models for New
port wear that are made wholly of one
color, relieved only with plaitingS
choux, or standing frills of white tulle
a single group of La France roses, a
brilliant red hibiscus blossom, two
shaded mauve orchids, a spray of
hawthorn, etc. A lovely hat in pale
chartreus green tulle is trimmed with
folds and choux, interspersed with
shaded velvet maiden-hair fern; and
nestled among the tender green fronds
are half-opened moss buds, with
standing spray of mignonette. In the
heart of the cluster are three full
grown pink roses.
Two or three circular f1ounces cut
open on the front of the skirt and
shaped with rounded corners are seen
in fashionable satin foulard gowns.
Tiny ruches an inch wide, little frills
of lace or ribbon, or folds of the silk
are used to finish the edges. Three or
four shaped f1ounces cut wide enough
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took your Hudyan according to di
rections, and am glad to tell you that IL
disease for several years, and the doc
tors who examined me all said that my
liver was greatly enlarged: l was ,as,Se5 as yel7
with headache all the time. My bowels
were always costive, and / was thin,
I felt a decided improvement very soon
after beginning on Hudyan, and within
cured. ERNESI BACtR-
Hudyan strengthens the liver and
arder ar1nsei that t the T bile Which Is natures lax
ative, may be taken from the blood and
discharged into its proper channels. the
comes constipation Headaches, pain in
the back and shoulder, rheumatism, pal
pitation of the heart are promptly re-
feyed and permanently cured by Hud-
Hudyan is a positive and permanent
is the remedy Indicated, for Hudyan will
cause the digestive organs to resume
their normal activity and regularity. Huo.
van speedily OvercomeS any weakness OF
these organs and stimulates the glands to
Increased activity in order that the d1-
gestve juices may De supPaeet lr pfoPe of tbe
food that passes into the stomach. Hud-
van not only relieves the above distress
full conditions, but it cures permanently
Hudyan gives strength and health,
ful color to all those who are weak ana
rai,id and thorough Ladies who are
sickly, pale and generally run down; as
a result of those disorders natural to their
sex. viii find Hudyan to be of incalcul-
able service. a.,
Constipation and biliousness are readily
reIieved by Hudyan. Hudyan acts ma
turally and does not produce nausea, like
many other remedies Remember, Hud-
van cures are permanent ro
Hudyan is for sale by druggists, 5Vc
package or six packages for 81 So
If your druggist does not keep Hud-
van send direct to the Hudyan Remedy
20. corner Stockton. Ellis and Market
streets. San Francisco, Cal.
YOU MAY CONSULT THE HUD!AN
MOTORS ABOUT YOUR CASE,
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and am to-day as we'll as can be. The
cure was permanent.
MRS. S. WEISZ.
New Orleans, La.
If the liver becomes inactive {torpid,
then the bile passes into the circula-
ton and is distributed through the body,
sapping the strength of the patient, poi
soning his system, clouding the brain.
weakening the action of the heart, in
fecting the tissues. Hudyan corrects this
evil. Hudyan stimulates and strengthens
the liver, restoring it to normal action and
sending the bile through the proper chan
nels-the intestines. In this way Hudyan
cures constipation, for the bile is ma
ture's laxative.
Any stomach or liver disorder, whether
actute or chronic, Hudyan will promptly
cure. Hudyan makes new blood; thereby
producing clear, rosy compilations and
sparkling eyes. Hudyan gives the glow of
health to all pale or sallow compilations.
Hudyan has been tried and tested, there
fore it is no experiment. Hudyan will
not disappoint you.
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CURE
YOUR KIDNEY
DISORDER
Fatalities Reduced
to a Minimum
Hundreds of Men and Women Have
Been Cured by the Great
Hudyan.

When we take into considerati ton the
Importance of the work performed by the
kidneys We readily perceive the value of a
medicine that insures their health and
tivity. The office of the kidneys is to
take from the blood the impurities and
waste matter of the system and discharge
it through the bladder. They are the fill
terS of our system, so to speak When
they fail to do this the blood becomes
overcharged with poisons and impurities,
and disease ensues The health of the
kidneys themselves depends upon their
proper working.
Among the most important OF Kidney
Diseases are Brights Disease, Diabetes
and Fatty Degeneration.
Hudyan is an admirable remedy Ior
toning, strengthening and rebuilding the
kidney structure. In these serious uis
eases the kidney cells break down. HUI
van will correct this trouble. If you sur
fer with pain in the back or seulhehI II,
the urine, delay not one moment. mon ,A 20, lou
need Hudyan, for HuayaHn sannsss @ni or irTita-
ton of the bladder, it is In all hkelhoo1a ,ee1
due to an imperfect action ,,II OF Lne isd,, Klu-
If you notice .puffiness under eyes IL
your feet swell, if your heart palpitates,
look to the kidpeysd Rened kidnsys are udvan
Will correct the difficulty at once; don't
wait until your whole. system becomes
contaminated VIII tHe Poisoii" s
should be eliminated
Rheumatism, that painful and danger
u1s affection that many people surfer
from. may be due to an imperfect action
Of the kidneys The posons that exist IN
the blood and that give rise to rheuma-
tism would be eliminated If the kidneys
were performing their proper work rms
fact makes Hudyan an admirable remeoy
in the treatment of rheumatic troubles,
for by strengthening the kidneys ana ha
eliminating them to perfect action, the
noisons are all filtered out of the blood
Hudyan will at once give strength to
the weak, and the. glow Of health to those
who are pale and emaciated.
Hudyan is for sale by druggists %
cents a package, or six packages for YOU
If your druggist does not keep HUG
van. send direct to the HUDYAN REM,
EDY CO., corner Stockton, Ellis anu
Market streets, San Francisco, Cal.
YOU MAY CONSULT TA4E HUpYAN
DOCTORS ABOUT YOUR CASE FREG
OF CHARGE. CALL OR WRlTE.
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The Institutions of the
State Being Closely
Watched.
The One Located at Sacramento
Now Stands the Peer of
Any Like Institution
in the State.
WHAT THE PEOPLE THINK OFT

| THE NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
in its elegant quarters at 724l2 X Street.
sacramento, Cal, with DR.. ]. H. Neagle
sisted by corps of eminent and Skilled
specialists in the treatment of diseases of
throa OF boa aaa ngs mn and an
| male justly claims the confidence of the
public.
cialist in Denver and st. Louis; also hav-
ing been associated in practice with some
New York City. DR.. Neagle offers with
pleasure and pride the advantages of this
Institute which is now and will be- kept
at the front of medical science.
NOW READ WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Pacific Coast four years ago for the benz
doctors at Portland and San Francisco.
mento. and We're treated two months
at the Neagle Medical Institute and Were
'N -'e"e ~ SIIAS F. TOWER.
3lSla South Spring street, Los Angeles.
California.
ry. Mr.. Bath, the proprietor of the Arcade
pressure in calling the attention of the
pupic Pun TO one of our home Institutions
1ar1v tne sacramento aGn ri; ;Sanitarum; more popu-
tute, located at 7249 X street
FOR more than one year l have been a
great sufferer from kidney troubles, with
| catarrh of the nose and throat. / had se-
we're constipation and indigestion, with
Floating of. the stomach after eating I
had pains IN my back and extending into
msnt nss sf 8 Pr Or: Sagle and associates; Now.
alter @ lew months treatment, | am a
well man. 1 never got such quick relief
| in my life w BATH
| Some time ago | took a cold which set
! up a severe Inflammation in my left ear
| I suffered @ greatly from pains In my ear
| ana mead. tried many remedies but
without relief. l began to fear that I
Would lose the use of my ear l went to
| the Neagle Medical Institute and was
treated and promptly cured. My hearing
| has been completely restored
MRS A. LINDSEY,
$40 Seventh street, Sacramento, Cal
I was for many years great sufferer
from dyspepsia neuralgia and nervous
ness
was treated by number of doctors
many being cured at the Neagle Medical
Institute that went there and was treat
MRS. J. SHAY. =
Lull House, Sacramento. Cal
Myself, mother, daughter and son have
been treated and cured at the Neagle
Medical Institute, and we feel that we
nof say eRsggh II praise q that
721 l. street. Sacramento. Cal.
Nose and Throat, Deafness, Catarrhal
Troubles, Skin Diseases, Nervous Dis
, eases. Nervous Prostration, Nervous and
General Debility most successfully treat
| ed. Diseases of women and children given
| careful attention. Symptom blank No.
l sent free.
Consultation, either at the Institute or
by mail, free and strictly confidential.
| NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, located
permanently at 7241s X street, 4Sacra-
mentO.
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A Foolish Question.

Rounds-Emmons Isl about the most
man 1 ever ran up
against.
Squires-What's the matter with EN-
mons?
Rounds-Some of us went to him to
see if he would run for Alderman, and
if you'll believe it, he actually asked
what salary there was attached to the
Office.-Boston TRANSCRIPT
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HERE'S HEALTH TO EVERY ONE
Marvel at the Wonderful
Results Of Hudyan.
Value Of This Great Remedy Has Been
Demonstrated Over and Over Again.


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HUDYAN DOCTORS WRITE
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The School of Drawing and Painting,
Museum of Fine Arts. Boston, an
nounces that the Paige travelling schol-
arship is now established and will be
awarded annually hereafter. James
William Paige bequeathed $4,000 to
the trustees of the museum upon the
condition that $4,000 more be raised
within a certain time for the founda-
ton of a scholarship to enable the pupil
of that institution who shall have been
most proficient in painting" to study
art in Europe for two years. After
great efforts on the part of the man
agement and the students, the $1O,-
600 has been raised within the time
set. The scholarship is open to both
men and women.
A little considered aspect of Victor
Hugo's many sided genius is consider
ed by LIE Coco de Lautreppe in the
July Century,:
I'm the first years of exile, during his
stay at Jersey, Victor Hugo had no
time or thought for drawing. I must
set to work and make some money
had been his first words on landing.
Yet during this period of incessant
labor, once a year. toward the close
of December, he took up his pen to
draw for absent friends what he called
his New Years visiting cards. The
principal recipients of these keepsakeS
were Jules Janin and NM Saint-Victor
Burty, Vauuerie and Paul Meurice
These cards show some fancy land
scape. a ruin or a medallion with a
woman's head, the date, and the sigma
ture of the sender On all of these cards
the signature is invariably large, orna-
mental, devOuring, so to speak, the best
part of the sketch. Sometimes the let
ters are tinted in red, which gives to
the card the appearance of those title
pages for books so in fashion during
the romantic era. For that matter.
Victor Hugo has not disdained to COM
pose title pages, with his name thus in
scribed, for such popular works of his
as LIE Rhin.' Seldom, if ever, any
poetry was written on these cards,
which seems curious, for he must have
known how much more valuable these
souvenirs would have been to his
friends by brace of verses composed
specially for them. The date was gen
orally written in diminished figures, as
If with the intention of putting aside
the character of the anniversary. Yet
on one of them we read a frank proc
lamation of the flight of time: The
thirtieth year of absence says the
carte de visite sent in 1864 to his old
friend Paul Meurcie The illusion that
every one prescribed entertains at first
believing that exile is not to last, had
waned nothing seemed to call him
back to France, and, as he often said
to his friends, he had made up his mind
to die at Guernsey.
"At the time this carte de visite was
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HEADACHES AND
COSTIVENESS
ALWAYS Result When the
Liver Becomes
Torpid.
Hudyan Promptly Relieves and
Permanently Cures.

When the liver becomes inactive, the
bile instead of being discharged into the
natural channels, is taken up by the
blood, and is diffused throughout the en-
tire system. The result is to weaken the
body, to cloud the brain, to weaken the
action of the heart, to produce head
aches and costiveness, to weigh down the
energies. The entire system becomes
poisoned and distress must follow. The
digestion is impaired; there is loss OF
appetite and pain in stomach, right side
and shoulder.
These symptoms relate to torpid
liver, liver complaint in its first stages.
If the normal function of this most i'm
portant organ is not restored, chronic in
flammation or enlargement of the liver
may result, and these LESSONS very often
prove fatal Again, we have liberation OF
the stomach or bowels, or Inflammation
of the bowels, which are often due to
torpid liver. The entire digestive system
may be destroyed by an inactive liver
Hudyan readily arOuseS the liver from
it's inaction, strengthens and stimulates
it to normal action. Hudyan divertS the
bile from the blood to the inteStines, just
as nature intended it should go, and the
bowels are at once relieved. Hudyan is
the best remedy on earth for constlpa-
ton, for it brings into harmonious action
all the organs concerned in the digestion
of food. Hudyan performs its work ma
turally, and no weakening reaction fol-
lows The weakest stomach in this world
will tolerate Hudyan.
Hudyan is for sale by druggists-5Oc a
package or six packages for $3.50.
If your druggist does not keep Hudyan,
send direct to the
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Hudyan Cured Mrs.W.F. Thompson

LOS ANGELES, Cal.
DEAR DOCTORS: AS l feel so
grateful for my complete recovery,
which was due to the action of your
splendid remedy, Hudyan, 1 wish to
send you a testimonial. / was ter
ribly run down, suffered pains. was
irregular in my sickness. l was very
weak and pale. A friend recommended
Hudyan, and l took it according to
directions. 1t cured me, for l am to-
MRS w E THOMPSON
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20 cover the skirt from the hem nearly
to the waist, and arching down slight
y in front, are likewise employed. A
pretty model in foulard pattern with
waved bayadere stripes Of white and
lilac, is made with three flounces edged
with three rows of narrow gathered
lace, two black rows and frill OF
white between. The open fronts Of the
bodice are scalloped, and the lace
frills outline the edges, and are re-
peated on the collar, shoulder caps and
lower edges of the sleeves.
A costume seen at a recent afternoon
tea was made of black and white taf-
feta silk, and with it was worn Leg
horn hat trimmed with large full black
ostrich plumes and a crown band with
standing loops of wide black velvet rib
bon. At the back the hat was turned
up, and beneath the graceful curve
were clusters of black violets.
= 4
The fashion noted early this spring
of wearing fancy silk waists with tall
or skirts of white costume CLOTH serge,
or pique has proved even more popular
this season than it was a year ago.
Some of the waists are in dainty mon
ochromes, others show novel and pref
ty color-blendings. If the white serge
skirt has a shirt waist of pale canary
yellow taffeta or India silk, the white
sailor kat is made with band and
loops of yellow satin ribbon or folded
yellow tulle and two white feather
quilts. The white parasol is lined with
pale yellow silk, and the gloves are of
soft primrose, castor beaver, or vel
vety Suede, and the white kid and can
vas ties have yellow silk lacings.
Many pretty morning dresses are
made of soft-finished French zyphyr,
fine Scotch ginghams, chambray and
fancy madras. The light, dainty col
ors that look cool are most used in
these gowns. Their trimmings are in
sertions and ruffles of white embroidery
that resemble patterned laces. If
black is needed to render it becoming,
adjustable girdles and stock collars are
made of folds of white silk, alternating
with rows of narrow black velvet rib
bon; or very wide velvet ribbon is used
alone, with belt-bows and ends that
reach to the foot of the skirt.
Dresses with ivory or cream white
grounds, figured with colored designs,
have satin ribbon Sashes four or five
inches wide, while contrasts of color
are effectively worn in velvet, as, for
instance, mauve and white gingham
with pale primrose yellow velvet stock
and girdle, or soft sage green cotton
crepon, with light blue velvet accesso-
ries. Many of these .creped ginghams
are this season figured with odd irregu-
lar designs, resembling tambour needle
work.
One of the charms about summer
gowns lies in their dainty finish, which
is noticeable on the bodices of even the
simple tailor costumes of drap de
Chine, Holland and summer tweed. The
rage for tucking on every possible
width has not subsided, though honorS
are divided with the fancy for tiny
standing frills an eighth of an inch
WIDE made by shirring the fabric with
a single thread of strong sewing silk,
the frills running up, down, horizontally
or diagonally on bodice and sleeves.
Cream or white laces are naturally
used oftenest on muslin dresses. Still
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tivity to the blood-making glands. Read
what Mrs. s. Weisz of New Orleans, La,
/ want everyone to know what Hudyan
did for me, for know there are many
sufferers such as / was. / suffered many
years with Nervous Dyspepsia and Liver
Trouble. Would have severe headaches
at times. My bowels were terribly cos
tive. could not sleep at night, and
was pale and very thin. / existed upon
liquid foods, for anything solid would
cause me intense suffering. I tried many
eft until / took Hudyan l felt better
very soon after commencing on Hudyan,
and within a months time every trace of
been four months since / took Hudyan,
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STRENGTHEN
YOUR NERVES
Practical Hints to Those Who
Suffer from Weak
Nerves.
A Serious Condition that Too
Often Proves Fatal.

Statistics prove that about rs per cent.
of the adult population suffer from ner-
vous disease, more or less severe. Why
this is so is readily understood when we
take into consideration that a great
many causes result in a breaking down
of the nerves.
scientific investigators into this field of
work, in order to discover a means to
overcome these baneful affections. The
result was the discovery, of the Great
Hudyan, the one remedy that has proved
wonderfully successful in the treatment
of all nervous diseases;
every one who needs it. People formerly
paid large sums to obtain it. In every in
stance their money was well SPENT for
nervous system. Medical chemistry hav
ing aided US, this valuable remedy has
f IL noon b ana of vTy so
or woman. Its curative properties are
just the same as when people had to pay
HUDYAN is for men and women who
are weak, pale nervous and who suffer
with headaches, sleeplessness, impaired
digestion. dizziness, costiveness and the
many other symptoms that denote a
weakened condition of the nerves.
Women who suffer the many reflex ner-
vouS disturbances due to disorders pecu-
liar to their sex will find that Hudyan
will relieve and cure them;
not e ah to anv ars t anY task
will find in Rudyan a positive, cure.
Hudyan is for sale by druggists, or it
will be sent direct upon receipt of price
Soc a package or six packages for $3.50.
If your druggist does not keep Hudyan,
send direct to the
HUDYAN REMEDY CO.,
Cor. Stockton, Ellis and Market Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
YOU MAY CONSULT THE HUDYAN
DOCTORS ABOUT YOUR CASE FREE
OF CHARGE. CALI. OR WRITE.
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SUFFERED
TERRIBLY
AS a Result of Liver
Disorder.
HUDYAN CURED HIM.

An inactive liver Is the direct cause of
a great many ills, for when the liver
ceases to perform its work properly the
blood becomes contaminated with impurf-
ties and poisons that breed disease, and
the result is suffering and misery. Dys-
pepsia, catarrh of the stomach, rheuma-
tism, diabetes, skin disease, heart dis
ease and other diseases may educ to an
inactive liver.
Hudyan will correct and cure all liver
disorders. A letter from Mr.. E. Bauer,
La Grange, No, proves this beyond
question of doubt.
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HUDYAN Is THE GUIDE TO
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
Hudyan Cured J. A. Brown

LEBANON, N. H.
DEAR SIRS: I will do all I can to
make Hudyan known in this section,
for | owe my present good health to
it. | suffered from liver and stomach
trouble, and was also very nervous.
/ always felt worn out and tired,
could not eat. Hudyan cured me COM
pletely within four weeks time. /
think Hudyan is the best remedy on
earth. j. A. BROWN.
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Cream or white laces are naturally
used oftenest on muslin dresses. Still
there are this season many instances
where handsome black lace is selected.
which is cleverly used to tone down
the very gay effect of flowered material,
making at the same time a charming
dressy toilet for a woman of mature
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Hudyan Cured Geo. Miller

BIGGS, Cal.
enirely since l took Hudyan. Am
more ambitious, my memory is bet
ter. My complexion is clear. l have
a good appetite. All signs of liver
not suffer with headaches any more
Hudyan has cured me completely, and
l shall ever feel grateful for the bene-
fit / have received. GEO. MILLER.
Hudyan cures all diseases of the
ness, Exhausted Nerve Vitality, Rheu
Paralysis, Sleeplessness, Headache, D
terra, Neuralgia, Pains in Side and Ba,
all Female Weaknesses, Pale and Sal
Hudyan is for sale by druggists; SOC
If your druggist does not keep Hu,
edy Co, corner Stockton, Ellis and N
FREE OF CHARGE CALL OR MR
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There is only one blue flame and that
is the STANDARD Wickless." Burns
either coal oil or gasoline. Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, 221-223 street
For medicinal purposes drink Glen
brook sour mash whisky. Theo.
Blauth, 407 K street Tel. 291.
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Hudyan Cured Miss Mabel Phillips

SACRAMENTO. Cal.
DEAR DOCTORS: l am indeed
thankful to you for placing within
my reach your valuable medicine,
Hudyan. l was weak and pale; suf-
fered from nervous disorder and fe-
male weakness. l had no appetite.
taking Hudyan l began to gain in
strength, and now / am restored to
perfect health. Hudyan is splendid
medicine for women.
MISS MABEL PHILLIPS.
Hood and nerves. Nervousness, Weak
atism. Sciatica, Locomotor Ataxia,
Mental Depression, Hys-
(, Epileptic Fits, Palpitation of Heart,
Il Worry, Early Decay, Constipation,
ow Compilations.
a package, or six packages for 81. so.
van, send direct to the Hudyan REM
N DOCTORS ABOUT YOUR CASE,
TIE.
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YOU MAY CONSULT T44E HUpYAN
OF CHARGE. CALL OR WRITE.
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HUDYAN REMEDY co.,
Car. Stnckfnn. Ellis and Market Sis.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
YOU MAY CONSULT THE HUDYAN
DOCTORS ABOUT YOUR CASE FREE
OF CHARGE CALL OR WRITE.