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CONTRACTS AND BONDS Al
Florists Enjoy "a FroIic.

About seventy members of the Indanapo-
lis Florists Association had a picnic at
Spring Lake Park. on the Greenfield line
yesterday afternoon. The party enjoyed
the boating and were engaged in a game OF
baseball when the storm stopped the game
and drove them back TO the city.
Mr. John Bertermann. a member Of the
association. said the storm beat the corn
fat 10 the ground in the eastern part of
this county and he noticed other evidences
OF a high wind and hard rain.
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-JULY II.


Lena and Fred Ludlow. 17os Hoyt avenue. girl.
Mshaia and Arthur Long ll@ Spruce street
boy
Seiue and Frank o. smith. 1927 Madison ave
nue. grl
Maud and =. 4 covert s27 Kenwood avenue,
boz.
Anna and N. Bornstine, 10 South Illinois
street boy
Margaret and Louis Koerner. 224o South Merid-
lar street. girl
Mrs AMI Henry Ford 7ss shefisld street. girl.
Anna and Daniel Wolf. 80 West Michigan
street. boy
street. girl
Mayme and James Shoemaker. 40 West Mer-
riil street. boy.
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A. c. Newby sued by Chicago Men.

Finley Barrel & Co. brokers. Of Chicago.
filed suit in the United States Court yester-
day against Arthur c. Newly. OF this city.
for $4,000 The brokers say they bought
Northern Pacific stock for Newly and
when ne failed 10 advance the money. they
lost 1887 II IL understood 10 be the
same controversy In which Newton NJ. Todd
was sued recently BY Chicago brokers for
$4,000. Newly asserts that he had no part
an the deal
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Marriage License.

Frank GirarS Desb0euf and Emma Desooeu
Emery scots AMI Minnie Matthews.
Edward a. Huffman End Flossie brEke.
Charlea +. Keeling and Laura J.. fiel-
Leroy Rose and Maggie Forward
onis r. Brendel and Pearl Marie IetIl-
Harry r. Watson and Rose Mary bngie-
Peter T. ShiTely and Lena Jones
William Schaefer and Lena Breckley.
Clarence r. Belcher and Lulu stein
Marion ". Patton ana Allie y. benyner.
Edward :. Young and Mary r BACK
Edward L. Miller and Helen NJ. waiter
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DeQ

IT. X. Young ifty-six 81 south DedIVoi"
street. acute mania. - - ..
Martha Lawrence, stXty-seVen' 1911 11o4i'N0S
street. street car accident. -. &C, ~.
Mrs. Mary Noone. serenty-four. So SSu'h MIS-
souri, street. cerebral apoplexy - ~,
penison Crutchheld. i've months ii'- We
New York street. cholera lnfantum- -
Amelia ~. Painter. twenty-iour' 1871 span"
OTIS J Houk. twenty-five. s2I West Washing
ton street. suicide $500 ~.
Leo Lanberg. eight. Colored Orphans Home
tuberculosis - -. --.-
sarah r Glessner. hfty-hve, 3lis East twenty
second street entero C0lifis.
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Charles Jordan. colored. was arrested
yesterday for the theft OF harness from n
barn on North West street some time ago.
When searched by Detectives Splann and
Haley a watch. a knife and a key. which
had been stolen from the home OF c n
Church. $50 North Delaware street Tues
day afternoon, were found.
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
FINAL ACTION TAKEN

For gravel roadway. cement Walks ana
curbing on Oriental street, from Ohio street
to Vermont street. Estimated cost. $4,000
For local sewer along the first alley
south of Thirteenth street. from Brookside
street 10 West street. Estimated cost.
s1.700.
For asphalt pavement on New York
street from Blake street TO Urbana street.
Estimated cost, sl25OO-
FINAL ACTION DEFERRED.
For asphalt pavement. cement walks and
curbing on West street, from North street
TO Fourteenth street. Estimated cost. $50, 600.
For gravel roadway. brick cutters. cement
walks and curling on Twenty-eiShth street.
from Northwestern avenue to Barnes ave-
nue.. Estimated cost, $l4.500.
For cement walks and curbing on East
street. from Morris street to Raymond
street. Estimated cost H3,600.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
To julius Keller. at 1923 per lineal foot,
for cementing the north walk on Market
street from Illinois street to Capitol ave-
nue..
To Henry Mag. at sos per lineal foot. for
gravel roadway. cement walks and curbing
on Cottage avenue, from Spruce street to
DRAPER street.
ASSESSMENT ROLLS APPROVED.
Final roll vacating the curved portion of
Twenty-fou street. from Isabella street
10 the first alley west of Northwestern
avenue and opening the street in straight
line between the points named.
In behalf of w. II. Albeit & Son. for ce-
menting the west walk on Lee street. from
Minnesota street 10 Miller street. for &C.
menting the south walk on Lambert street,
from Lee street to Resner street: cement
ing the east walk on Birch avenue, from
oliver avenue TO Henry street.
CONTRACTS AND BONDS APPROVED.
In behalf Of the Barber Asphalt Paving
Company. for asphalting Massachusetts
avenue, from Pennsylvania street 10 Della
ware street.
In behalf of the Canton Bridge Company
for bridge across the canal at Tenth
street, and for the superStructUre of a
bridge across Pogue's run at New York
street.
In behalf Of Samuel Robbins. for the
stone abutments TO the bridge across
Pogues run al New York street.
PETITIONS FILED.
For cement walks on Twenty fourth
street, from Illinois street TO Capitol ave-
For local sewer along Dearborn street
from Washington street to Moore avenue
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of the line 10 Rushville by April 2. 1902.
The grading will begin within thirty days.
IL is understood the road will cost be-
tween 81, O00, eco and S1,50O,OO0. Bids on the
materials TO be used in the construction
of the road will be received al 912 Stevenson
block. where all the negotia tons for the
road have been made.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Lathers at Wabash, Ind, call at
National Hotel. WM. H. JONES.
WANTED-Good business man for special work
among school officers for Grams Atlas. Salary
and commission. CHAS WEBB. West Market
street.
MANTED-Ma chinists. both wise and machine
hands, good wages and steady jobs are offered
to the right men. Address THE BUCYRUS
COMPANY, South Milwaukee. Wis.
WANTED-Machinists pattern makers mold
ers. boiler makers. blacksmiths. brass mOlders
and Snishers secure steady employment at
wages q 10 81 per cent higher than YaId in
East. In the cities OF Seattle. Tacoma, Everett
WhatcOm, Fairhaven, Olympia and Ballard,
State OF Washington. delightful climate: cost Of
living no higher than Eastern cities Of same
class. Apply 10 Il. W. MITCHELL. secretary
Pacific Coast Metal Trades Association, Seattle,
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Reorganization of Northern Pacific

REORGANIZATION of Northern Pncihc.
j. F. Morgan announced at New York
yesterday that James j. Hill. r. II. Harri-
man. II. Nick. Twombly William Rookie
Teller and Samuel Rea would be elected to
the directorate of the Northern Pacific
Railway to fill vacancies 10 be created.
The announcement was made by J. p.
Morgan in a formal letter addressed to
Kuhn. Loeb & Co, j. p Morgan & Co.,
e. II. Hartman and James ]. Hill, in
which Mr. Morgan says he submits the
names given above in accordance with a
memorandum signed May 81 under
which the composition of the board was TO
be left TO him. He suggests that the new
directors assume their duties soon as
possible. In conclusion Mr. Morgan says:
Every important interest will have its
representative. who will be brought into
and there should be no difficulty in reach
ing "a conclusion that will be fair and just
TO all and tend 10 the esta bliShment OF
perfect harmony among the different lines.
To this end L shall he glad 10 cooperate
i'm such manner as will seem desira bic. "
At the offices of j. Z. Morgan * Co. and
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. IL was stated that the
matter was mutually satisfactory and that
Mr.. Morgans letter had been given out
as a result of an agreement The director
ate of the Northern Pacific consists OF M
teen men, and the last list given out was
as follows: Edward D. Adams. George +.
Baker. Robert Bacon. Dumont Clark. Rob
James. John S. Kennedy. Daniel S. Lamont,
Charles $. Melen, Walter 6. Oakman.
Samuel Spencer, Charles Steele, John Still
man and Eben b. Thomas.
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PER SONAL.

PERSONAI4-FR FREE. FREE 4 picture
OF your future husband or wife given away
with every full reading l25cl by the most scien-
finc pamists. Mines Juanetta and PaSle-f a
They tell all moves. changes and important
events connected with your life. and the vocation
In life for which you best adapted Come
early 20 avoid the rush. This free offer Is for
FEY days only Removed from Isle East Wash
ington street p 30 % Norlh PennsylAan.l .treet
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Established 1871.


L NJ. tInie Ie IA bLANh ngures.-lratns marked
thus: s-Daily. s-Sieerer P-Parior Car. u
Chair Car. D-ninine Car. f-kxcept sunday.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL. ESTATE-If you are looking for bar
gains see ID. +. CLINE AGENCY. 124 East
Market.
REAL. ESTATE-Double brick house. north:
cheap for next thirty days. Inquire 20 r.
Vermont.
real, MISREPRESENTATION building lot below
sixteenth street. will sell very cheap less than
assessed value) for cash. Address Box 4Jl. care
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

rfORRISON-Clara. wife OF William n MOTIF
son 10 m Thursday, July Is. SO MOTT"
Pennsylva street
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REMOVAL.
stolen Property Found.

REMOVABLE. Gertrude Woiferman removed
from 30 W. Ohio st 20 iS3 Virginia ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-No hardwood floors like mine:
union laid. G. THOMAS. 2205 ~. Ala
bama.
WANTED-JAN Hong Low &C, 226 INDIANA
AVENUE Best chop suey house in city. Cook
from San Francisco.
WANTED Students to learn telegraphng al
Johnson's Practical School Of Telegraphy. Ma
jestic Bldg; easily learned; operators in great
demand.
WANTED-calI Oh us for expert service to re-
pair your gas engines Old phone 23S2. MON
ARCH GAS ENGINE CO. e New York 81. and
Belt r. r.
WANTED-Fret work. hardwood nOors. screen
doors and cabinet work of all kinds rea-
sonable prices. Let me bid your work. JO-
'SEPH MAIER. 9l4 E Ohio. New tel. 2297.
LOST.
LOST-Lades gold pin in form OF a laurel
wreath. finder will please return same TO Hotel
English and receive reward.
NOTICE.
SEPH GARDNER, 80 Kentucky ave. Tele-
phone S22
NOTICE
All advertisements inserted in these columns
charged at very low rate OF cents line
lines. Telephone zss and your ad will be called
for.
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BURIAL VAULT.
MONUMENTS.


.>>~~~~~~~---~-~-~-------~~
AfAS0NIC-Called meeting OF Oriental Lodge,
No 500 F-and y NJ. Friday morning. July
- al $50 o. clock for the purpose OF attending
the funeral OF our late Brother Joseph Warren
sawyer. Interment at Crown Hill Carriages
for members. Members will please attend: .
WILLIAM <. ONERSTREEI, W. NJ.
EDWARD ID. MOORE, Sec
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.


STOVE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop.
S35 Virginia ave. New phone. $40. Old phone
green iS4.
STOVES MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Neal steel ranges and gasoline
goods HOME STOVE CO. HILLS : Meridian ST.
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM. L. Rice 2605 West Michigan street Tele-
phones Old. 2s750. new. 1852. Territory west OF
Whffe rfver
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Passenger and freight Repairs and supplies
REEDY & co Phones-New $40. old ZZ.oE
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

TO LET-Large room. newly furnished. front
view gentlemen. board zoe y Meridian
FOR RENT-FiTst floor: rooms furnished. for
August and September. $50 per month. r. II.
MILLER. 631 \. New Jersey 81
To LEr-Belvidere Flat. some choice suites;
modern. fine location; price SIS 10 $50, large
porch. yard and plenty OF shade 31f K. North
St +. c. RAFFETY, 50 Talbot block
FOR RENr-Suit Of or rooms exceptionally
satisfactory 10 refined intelligent person; all
modern appliances. one square from street car
see photos OF residence and locality at CLARK ).
rs y. Illinois st
FOR RENT-Aug l. All second floor. exclusive
bath entrance and front porch. four rooms be-
side bath. hay window with south and west
posures. SIS per month. includes water rent +.
IL MILLER. 6Si y. New Jersey St
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Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex.....T.0 roa
Toledo. Detroit and Chicago. linn. .sl2z0 f3.2G
Muncie. Lafay te and Laporte spec. go f1o.xa
INDIANA, DECATUR a " EsTERS NY.
Decatur and St Louis mail and ex....feo 90 fl21
Chicago express. pd-.....-.--.......--fllco W.
Tuscoia acconsmod atom. 80 flc.u
Decatur q 81 Louis fast ex. sc--..s11.1O s40
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Handy men for work In machine
shop. Good chance for Advancement Apply
THE BUCYRUS COMPANY. South Milwaukee,
Wis.
FOR SALE-Hotel furniture for sale worth
$1,000. but will sell for great deal less IN a
county seat l. NJ. HANCOCK. Creensburg. Ind
Big Hotel
FOR SALE-We make wood ana metal patterns:
expert mechanics: superior equipment. prompt
service Old phone 1882 MONARCH GAS EN-
CINE CO. r. New York and Belt X r.
FOR SALE-cau on me for all kinds or CONNER
cial printing | can save you big money on
envelopes letter heads and business cards
Promptness and good work is my motto. G. Z.
COUSINS. 20iz ". Delaware st.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The city OF Montpelier. Ind will on Friday
slv g let a contract for 2.c06 feet Of in-inch
ever Contractors can have cory OF speciffca-
nns hv nddressLng u N. Jnnes. CLERK.
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/ LOkl5IS-
BERTERMANN BROS.
+ New No. 2u Mass. ave. 22s y. Del. 81 Tel $40
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FOR SALE-Gas and gasoline engines ~ TO 10
horse power. MONARCH GAS ENGINE C
& New York and Belt r. X.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

HAVE your electrical work done by V r. Full
LER. 81 Virginia avenue. prices reasonable:
satisfaction guaranteed.
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>----------~------->~----- ------~--~--
TO LET-See list at 13t f. Market: ground
floor. GREGORY q APPEL
FOR RENT-See me Tor hardwood floors before
you have your work DONE c. THOMAS. 2205
~ Alabama.
TO LET-Manufacturlng building. with power;
best location In the city. Apply BRYCE
BAKERY.
FOR RENT-First floor. rooms furnished. for
August and September. $50 per month. F. II.
MILLER. 6Sl y. New Jersey st
FOR RENT-Aug. /: all second floor with ex-
elusive front porch, front door and bath; very
pleasant rooms. south and west exposure SIS
per month includes water rent It. II. MILLER.
631 -. New Jersey 81.
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NOTICE or LETTING CONTRACT FOR
THE IMPROVEMENT or
HIGHWAYS.

CHARLES ". BENTON.
Board 81 County Commissioners
Porter County Indiana
Attest; ~ J. sTINcHFIELD. Auditor porter
County, Indiana.
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PLATING-Job plating. Work called for and de
liveTed- INDIANAPOLIS ELECTRO PLATING
CO. l70l-l,oS L. Mich. 81. New phone. 34l3
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Final ACTION DEFERRED.

For asphalt pavement on New York
street. from Blake street TO Urbana street
Estimated cost. 81. 800.
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THE BELT BEAUTIFUL.

The newest belt is narrow band OF
stitched glace, in either black or white
,r coored silk with a large oblong med
lllion in the center of the back and front;
If colorcd panne, outlined with gold
ord and worked with black French
snots. In white silk, with n,auve and
gold medallion, the effect is dainty and
1ovcl, and black silk with old rose pan1ie
IS also good. Every belt should be
wider at the front than at the back and
he best result is gained by stitching the
-ibbon or strip of silk cut on the bias
lpon a 3 or 4 inch long bone behind
hen mtring it in front, which gives the
,ll-important long wasted effect. "
Many smart women are, trying SOFT
.repe de chine scarves round their waists
md knotting them carelessly at the side,
with the ends let loose.
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COSTUMES FOR POOR ACT {
RESSES.

In Germany there is a society for the
relief of impecunious actresses. AS or
binary actresses have to supply their
own costumes, it is often difficult for
those who cannot afford good wardrobes
to get engagements. The society is now
year and half old. The first report
stated: Branches have been established
in Berlin, Cologne, Munich, Stuttgart.
Carlsruhe and Mannheim, and it is in
tended to have branch in every Ger
man city of importance before the end
OF another year. In every city the busi-
ress of the society is conducted by a
joint committee of wealthy society wo-
men and the most conspicuous actress
in the place. So far the demand for cos
tunes has been much larger than the
supply, but this condition has only i'm
PEELED the women workers to greater
activity"
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FRANKLIN, LA SATURDAY, SERTEMBER7 190l.-

was obliterated. but from the clothes
the body was surpassed undoubtedly to
be CraddOck's, though l believe his
neighbors wondered how he could
have fallen into the hog pen. -.
ut was realized when news came
that Craddock was alive in Cuba that
he had either nun m'dered his caller and
after exchanging. clothes had thrown
his body into the pen, knowing what
ihc result would be. or that he had
disinterrcd and thrown into the pen
some newly buried body for the pur-
pose of conceallng his flight. ... -.
There, gentlemen concluded the
drummer from TIE South. This is no
fairy tale. 1t is well known in West.
rrn Kentucky and when I heard it
from the lips of men whose fathers
we'll knew Hamilton and the circum-
stances attending his trial. I resolved
never again to believe nncorrobprateu
circunstantial .evidence."-New Xork
Sun.
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OWNER OF I76 GOWNS.

The number Of pieces the Empress
Josephine added to her wardrobe each
year indicated startling prodgahty.
Thus in one year she bought 13o dresses,
20 cashmere shawls, 70 corsets, 48 pieces
of elegant stt,tfs, 81 hats, II pairs of silk
stockings, $50 pairs OF. gloves. $50 pairs
of shoes. If this had been an unusual
purchase, it might be explained. but it
was not With every season there was
the, same thoughtlcss buying of all that
struck her fancy 1t was out of the ques-
ton for her to ;wear all she bought, for
Josephine was not one who prided her
self on never appearing twice in the
same costume Many of the things she
bought she never put on at ALL and when
her wardrobes were overburdened she
made a little fete of the task of lighten-
ing them, giving away piece after piece
of uncut muslin. rich gowns, hats, stock
ings, shoes. Anything and everything
was scattered in the same reckless fash
ion in which it had been acquired.
Coming to gowns, the sums they cost
were enormous. Her simple muslin
gowns, of which her wardrobe always
contained 200 or more, cost from SIoo to
$500 apiece. Her cashmere and velvet
gowns were much more costly, orna-
mented as many Of them were with cr-
mine and with buckles, buttons and gir-
dies set with precious stones. One Of
her great extravagances was cashmere
shawls. She never had enough of them
it is true she gave away a great many
and she rarely appeared without one
within reach.-Miss Trbelrs Life of Ma
poleon.
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red; the capeline brip has foundation
Of green tulle entirely hidden by the fol-
age, whereas the crown is in pink chip.
Sometimes, it must be owned, the desire
for novelty leads astray. F. 5..r'
! cannot recommend the idea of sew
ing small punches of cherries all round
the brim of hat so that the berries
dangle, over its, edge, although in the
special instance referred to, harmony Of
color is maintained. the straw shape
being green nacre with mauye, and the
cherries deep purple almost black, wit,
a white bloom upon them. Much more
becoming is another hat in dark nacre
tones wreathed round with bramble, the
leaves variegated in tone and the berries
red and black.-Milliucry Trade Rcvicso.
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3 25rs OF rtniNhl7Y3:
hlss1SSS aR11al 'a1e1il1a

Red gauze parasols are distinctly
smart.
All kinds of long thin silk and crepe
scarfs are pretty and stylish for neck
wear.
Pongee parasols, with embroidered
figures in black or white, blue or bright
red, are good -...s-----~...-.
Parasols of mirror silk with inch wide
fan tucks around the edge are shown
with handles of carved ivory.
Coaching parasols ornamented with
college flags in the colors of the leading
institutions are a novelty OF the season.
A hat which is refreshingly different
from many has two big white lilies III
the front. The hat has GOODNESS that
is attractive. ....
More stocks are built on thin gowns
this year than ever before in the history
of separate stocks 1t is part OF the
luxury of the summer fashion.
Lace in some shape or form is seen on
all I'D to date -dressy biouses and bodices,
and many are composed entirely OF gul-
pure laid on eolored chiffon or silk.
The little narrow stripes Of lace stitch
in white set between the colored strips
in Bulgarian embroidery may be ehec-
lively utilized for trimming in various
ways. ....t-'.. .=....,..,. .-. r.. =
One rose trimmed hat has the roses in
crctonne. an attractive fence of them
around the outer edge of the hat, rows
of white fences Of silk on the inside, and
a finish of white bow AT the back.
In pretty little gowns of black and
white there is sometimes worn bodice
Of color, the latter sometimes repeated at
the neck, while the hat will be trimmed
with the. color combined with black vel
vet. E....t 4-tt ..,-.. t...f
Net, chiffon and lace gowns, with here
and there a dazzling steel and black OF
white and silver scquined costume, have
supplantcd silk and satin evening drcssc:
| for the time being. Soft and clinglng
| materials rule this season.
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MANY INNOVATIONS IN SUM
,--J MER MILLINERY.

Fashion this season favors innovations
in all things, and millincrs desirous of
combining something particularly 'ele-
CANT will order for its trimming flowers
not hitherto seen on the market. have
come across one hat ornamented with a
wreath of ivy geranium, but the idea
is certain to take on, the foliage of this
plant being extremely decorative, and the
flowers lighter and more graceful than
ordinary geraniums. In this case they
are in two colors, very pale pink and
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All over the country, in every State
and Territory, the terrors Of the law
should be made more formidable to the
kidnapers The stealers Of children
and those who go no further than to
threaten parents with the loss of son
{. daughter should expect no mercy.
Their punishment should be swift and
exemplary.