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MOTTO II; #;
Office Collector OF city Taxes
Room57, First r loor, City Hal.

Fl III Richmond, Va, Dec. i. 90i.
LAST. A 81 \ HALE OF my Z & rs, r IlAI.
ESTATE AND PERSON iYa FOR 2; +, 1924 q !!
ls NON DUE An ? YAIS s|sl 4 Y a
3oI isVERY malof 81 years age. ana
YERY GsrtsSSn ksspiiRg "a fo
sonnis take, Those who haye not paids /
any any, city taxes during the year VIII please
cail ana settle, SO as to avoid being posts
Se 'er " ibIsNG PAVING. PIPE AND SEW
mn CON ECTION 8BtI4LS8 are also due.A
ana n,d Mi Nh lave TO DO declared 1dsllaqlentil
not paid on or before end Of Year, IS
rs ii VIII PER CpN'r, Will pc AZ ded to last
half IL not paid On or before DEC EN-
R sHnsar slst, u SIN PER CENT, also AL,
taches to all bills as soon III reported dsrfl
slnQuent. @ IA y i, Ia. 81. +, b. Z.
\ houe. AZ under an ard ipancs passed BY
4 tn City Council there can be no asoldssi
aRee q i FIs A pshs' Il n, CUNNING
Dec lin Collector 81 81 W VI AAsASs;
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Unitarian ChrlstInas Tree.

THE Sunday school OF STU q First IJnita-.
Ran Church WILL have n Christmas tree
lat the home OF the pastor this evening"
beginning az 4. $50 ~ clock, when the, fo1-
5iowint, programme vi be rendered b S
N song. ~ Game Upon the Midnight
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{spseIa} IN The b ~ Z
tdrouEllt throughout Central and w estern
PENNSYLVANIA Ia ri fecting the charaote r OF
water supply for! locomotives 4, ana n We e
SEND ten lononipt Ives eael, week to- the
Baldwin, L4ocomot tive ~ orks for re pa "a.
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!. SPECIAL
CHRIST AS EVE {.
AUG ION

OF HANDSOME3P ICT w Est MIilEgIsSi
r 1S, | "A m f so uA1lEs. I DRUGGEIs,
M SAT!ff 81 I.S.Nknfs. e,NANs
,YlS 10 uNG Es 9B AN y Sts co y OH Es,
FtJ TtTR 81 aErC D a ~ OF il, lCTIoNs
WAhI1IsoqM y, I, 81 q Z, ~ alnl, y
INC, DECEMBER 241'EI. COAfNfENC 1NG
10 100 o. CLOCK r lis 7 "a. GRAND.0
PORTu INIT y re " XMAS F1at1Sl1N>[.T rs. Il
N THE VA L10Nr1 MD AUCT1o On e o.S.
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s5sl5 CIIAS. o.. sAvILLD, IN Clerk ]. n;
@ Overton Howard, VI Thomasone e NJ nor
X. a. g{ 8t lee 1aw.4vv!Y

To$WHOMS ( T41GAYa CONC Germ
i85 office Is hereby glvet, that sallies
Campbell Dearbo IN, sg guar dian Sof Hazel
ipearborr and Y rginl Dear hort,t Brcsi.
State OF forr, lore tho said sallieS
Campbell n g, aRPo y
appll the Chanc Gerry Court the
city q Richnnond, III on the 23d 10 * of
January, 1906, for tho entry of order
Iauthorlng mo as glardian y aforesaid X 4,
.stnte OF Call fornia, the iI,tar est OF the
said wards In the eds o. the sale
OF a certain piece of real ies tate, forme
Belonging l9eat IS HI
line OF Franklin Street one hund red and \
ssixt yzthrse t1osl e west of ne west4it ,eJ
in tho proceeds he said sale y being
5Banlss1of the city 81 i9R ichnond a saSY to-
the credit the Chanesry Court ot he g
pending under the st 10 OF Hi "
guard Ian, VS.. n. g: Lawson Ct als
l9 ven under IN VI HI and this "a dae1, of$
December. " 904.
Guarda
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ICHR|sT|NA|s'MUS|C
I IN
Many Beautiful rogranltliessEI to,
N ljc Rendered at Services ,sss,
X US morrow. y ri I. 5s3
CHolRs ALL we'll ~ TRAINED y e!
8Result3ofS Weeks Of Practice Will
Given iii Unusually Az
" tractiYc SCI ections. MI


h In iract icAllys5all 2of tho churches iof
Tomorrow the services VII
be distinguished BY speclal music uitabie
Ito tho Christmas soason The fac Y that
tho holiday comes this year on Sunday
when the churches Of al sdonominationy
arc open, Will probably serve to make
this form "a lct'ratlo moro general
than ever. Cholrs have y Iii many cases
been '.r elearsing for weeks and the pro-
grntrfl,es ANNOUNCED are unusually at
tract We. IA nuinbnr OF thems follow: I'll
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DIVIDE 5 NOTICES.

The Plan ters{ N at lonal BANK. y5s.s
Ill RI clmond 4 Va, ID ec. 23, II 00i .baS
TILE DIRECTORSS#C q Ts3 T rs IS BArII
3 havc to-dny declared A the usual n Semi
annual Dividend 81 e. Six II Per &c Mt, Gree
II Of tax on the cap tn took Of the ba me-,
3$ payable Son& and nftera January3 Sd Be 1905.
Z, RICHARD III: ssAtITEI. 4 Cashier
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AUCTION SALES Z. Future Days
4 BY "A. ] Z. Chewing Company,
II ~ r eal n Estate Auctioneere. " 4,

AUCTIo ON SALE or ~
Il ACRES OF LAND BETMDEN.C A .hI Z
,sHo on Z ipfsTAN cE FRI IN THB City
5S;sr Il, execution OF deed OF trust da y!
May "a, 1892 OF record In the Scler nice
OF fenricoS County Court I. n -. p. lag q
page 4oe, will sci y by ~ upon the
l,lS yWFDNsS Sss 81 cEMBER Is. 1901
at q O. clock f. . Nj the land described m
the said deed Of trust as blows Lying
anu being IN the county of Henric west
'of the city ( OF tIalc hmond. rear the cary
Street Road. begItIning on II abb 8 ~ estern
line h AGO cha lns south Il Of Cary g rect
Road thence north So ives 10. n IS chains
'toSthe middle OF "a street thence north
1880 chains to- 81 the iddle OF another
street thence south b;9S cas- alon r t ne
middle OF said street Ill chains TO Ianp5y
line and thence tout II IL west 2 long
said ira bb's line Il. IS chai ms to The be IN
ming. and containing IA ia cres.I MS
property being nj ear he g! nd said Il q
contain brick clay sho I'D A q IRA ctS p
TERM N Cash suffl lent to defIay sex-g
Spenges Of sale and ito pay * Wo ny one
note for S1,736 with Interest from ~ une2
24th.9 1899, and the 9th err for II $50. VILE
Interest ITO N Dc clmber9 oath 1907. .s.
I. j A CHE7UNING 5$S
Dec. ltd suryiyins Trnstee..
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Richlm1eond Perpetual Be B building,

Richmond Is Perpetual Building,
MI 3 q. Loan s. Trust Compan
y. ola East Main Street.
8ss Richmond. " v Dec. q 1904: n
THE 5DIRECTORSsOF. THIS OAfPANY,S
Dividend 81. One Dollar and ri fly Cents
Per Share from the arnlngs Of the pa St
n SIX months. pa yableS on and after Jan
w w I gfi IN 81. IIuTzLER Cashier,
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THE BOARD OF DIRECT ORTIZ e
RniIroad COMPANY IDS q a eclared 8 the
8 usual tisI Yt semsannual Dividend of T6urS(D Is
\ Dollars per share upon IS Commons
a j January ed, - Dos z and ALSO ar, extra Div-!
T@idelid OF One-hilf Dol lar per 8 ii Ire, pa y;
able at the same II line. G lie cks WI be-
Il mailed to all holders 5ls 1, heretofore.
{ goth day OF December ! 9O4 "a to the I'd
day OF January, 905. 3{{is5 81
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.cHRisT5M5As,' 3oiF !.

,sIJNCL11 j OE WILL B d DELI GHrEDB
" fio'sTn d man n hat has handled ID gt1n
from boyhood .'',B8 NJ lgf t us wei atop right
here. q have them from So rs "a. {2oloo::
HCoiiidi1,t ret n better Que IL i tried till
4 day. fIAIaa1S 8, fsTh he Hard ware-3
intlr1, n# 400 L. Broad Street. & II AZ S3
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EUM ELIAS.

LARGE asELEETIoNEOF LADIES. AND
N Gentlemen s. Il silver NJ ountcd sag = Umbrellas
bought oxpressly q Tor holiday presesn1ts;s
S engraving free.5 Cali and see tllem.S&
Y FIAAsES& SONS, 207 3 %. q Broad i Street
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METHODIST.s
Trinity Church..

telude. organ.
4 2, voluntary IIark, the g Notes OF
Angels, 4Ieyser i5ssS ;585
N 8. Hymn. y 55
\. 4. Prayer 6 response loria Patri..'
5 s. Hymn. 5ss
son; t 5sg KS. SS3g}
~ ~ Sermon a hymn.
EVENING SERVICE.
MI. Voluntary, or gar.
81 q 2. Hymn. * 81 d Il
3. Prayer and response Gloria Patrl.','Si
Chorus Of the F'llllnpre
" S. Hymn. "
"A 6. Sermon M hymn. 81 IL rs SO 50
Il MEMBERS OF TILE CHOIR.
The cfoir$ts composed Of the following
members. trained by Prof lessor ]. s8 -
Mitchell L: III
4 sopran os--AIi sses ElYie Davis, Matte
Warning u Gertrude Morton. Bella Walford, Il
Irene Wyatt, Edna n ood d. Mary Cottrell,
Mamie Nv ellis. M ~ 81.
s55Al los 8. u. Morris, Miss Lena ogll--33.
vie. 55sSs IS 5S .sB
s Bassos-c Gray Bosslellx, Wiley VI
Davis, ]. c.: Bosher. iii i5S -,
n Tenor. Il 4. Mitchell. t i85
: OrganistJ. II. N rlschlkorn. 3iSS !i3g
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NOTICE,
SLEGAL2sNloTltc,E:..


. SYsVIRTUBO OLA DEDP8 OEiTRUST.E
recorded in the clerk office OF Chester
Held Circuit Court. In p. 3B 106, 81 pa Sc 33l,
default having been mad g In the pay
4ment OF one of the n ties secure thereby,
sficiary Twill sell at public auctio at my
ONCE, Gil Hull Street, Manche ter, Va at
40 o'clock "a. M ..,ss on 8NYEDNESDAi, the
tain tract Of land, adjoining and contain
ing together#4G5 "a acres,S ~ ing and being
about soile,S m lies west lfAli d thian n
county frGntl n on. the
isbury's ~ tn 1t En- Ono thai E Of n the mineral.
right reserved rs to- 100 81 acres OF the
above land. SS III . Z MA
den 20. ma m Trustee.
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3 SEAL ~ osALs. sss;s ~
5y$,3io 900 llaAIRTl Ns''y'llLE;, Il
a, BONDS.

III #JANuARY8STII 414TII, AI'.Sl3
lo'c ocls Nj sea led bi i ZOE
5co Gi iS,thlrtySfo year Electric Plant
Bonds 81 / he town 4 Of 3 Martinsvill !.
BorHany part thereof. his Isl he firs t&l q.
sue OF $50. 900 s per cent. bonds authorised
tby8tlieR vote Of the people, and KIN Wns as
theI first Series Electric II liant Bonds
dated january 5ss 2, 906 bearirg I'LL tereat
from tina dnt a, ya BILE semi annual
July I'd and ~ January I'd he de5
slverod II to purchas on \ January :25th or
as soon {theren ter as tn ey are receives
from the lithogrnp or h. r feh res rved ito
63 sss3 r. yY.sB LAIR
Chairman q nance Commit tees
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"A GUARANTEE CURE r on PHI 8, 4
~ Itching, blind, Bleed nG or Protrudlng
WIZ refma money
10 lti days, " &c., ad Y, i n ss
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o1T,s "a BOUT TIME DAD q oT sA xbf4As.,
#gift.,sS RaEors N ana Vi Pocke 4 Is lives, IN
handsome cases. hese will Lease him.
broad Street. 8i d
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q Broad Street Church.
\. 81 MOP NTNf3 a SE,R,VICE ~

voluntary, Tory ito God, Loud
sentence, Once in Royal p David g City,
Barrett. ;sIls
\ Offertory, solo, Miss Doza a. Nj tchell.
h Selection, s. King OF Kings. "8 Shipper.
Post lude, org 5Esi3I ~ NH
q EVENING G. z, sssz -
Voluntary, = ehold! 5I Bring You Glad
;Tidings,s banks. 49, - Y.
Sentence. Hlark, the Glad Sound. 4
banks. S H iy.5 vi IS, y Il
orertory Calm on the Listening Ear
Of Night" Marston, IN ssE
:8 selection. Ring. Sweet Bells: II erbert'ss
K Postude. organ. a}j3 HI ys$,
II CHOIR
a soprano--hiisscs Doza A.. Nfitche ell i Tres
manda Warren. Cecil Brown, Matte 8V,3
Drake Lille Bendalll, n Ethel N. Briggs,
Lottie Slaughter and Mrs. z, =. Penzcr.9 l
SAlto-Aiisses Eva slauglit er. s. Nellie iBry-
ant. julia Hening and Iii liam ia ylor.
! Tenor fessrs, Fl, Johnson. W.
Brock. and John G. Holden. "a y
Il Bass Messrs,8 J. II. Bagby, n NJ RUS
SELL Fanpden Herring and ]. B. Hasklrs.s
h Organist and Dlrecto Reginald
Walker W. III IA,f n
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,,,sI 81 Err LWAYsE DID WANT A N ICE
Scissor ! Set, In, an elegant plush ease, !,
.realy yhhtnppy.-from Ii Il is, he Hard
Warcman. ~ IA "a
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Ia sT Nv EEK n u " OT1NG COZ TEST
lin these columns cided that the ES:l
"a i0Oi Irast Main Street, o Tered the best
4 bhrgaltis Of any plano and organ house
" IN 3Richn,ond. ,rheir low fact ~ rices
NJ will astonlsh you. a Write them for ca ta-s
q lDgties, o to. az syi Is
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A l1.t |GAMPBB14L DEARBORN.f!
aii Cir a I'd ~

B M Ohm aarlnn Pollard Counse
Dec 24-1aw-4,R BIG
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THE IREGULAlR W MEErIN G$5 g. II THE
N Bank III sRichlno nd, Sya.,l viii be held TAT
Its banking houseii TU EsDAY. q, January
10TH 1906, "a I'll o clock IF. M. RI
+ q! iBAYLORH Cashier
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3aRElI;ETINas.

FREE N CALENDAR II OR i 1906. WITH
b YOUR photograph on Ito iven free with
every dozen phot ographs g { !. s. and up.
sS Nav y ear 8 present 4 All wofk will be
FINISHED @$ by1 x mas. sis48 at ORIGINAL
s5 JAWS GALLERY. 81 Il. Il broad 8 treet.S
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BAPTIST,
First Church.

l4Ig l MORNlNG fSl5II IlJE,
\ Organ, First Movement from Mend ls-i
'sohn's First Organ Sonata, NC
eSJoy to the World, sBlumenscheln. 3ssS
8, Come, All Ye Faithful Adeste FL
llelsIs), NoYellp, mr.. 4 ~ isft X. an.
d org M, Last Movement From Mendels7
5soln,s tSlrst Sonata,
Il NJ NIGHT, & ~ "
organ, Christmas Pastorale, pnelli.
/. X Angels From tho gll<a Inns OF 81 orys Rul-
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AUCTION SAL E'ss This Day:

s5ES " By The Valentino Auction CO. III
Il N j3 h n 6i2 ~. 5t3roek. Street.
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+. J.FDUKE, Treasurer

slIIAR DING COMP ANY IN "
"PlIblishers Pell's Period cals.--The Board
or Diractors have THIS day d &c Jared the
q regulusf SEMI annual Dividend OF FL Per
@Cent.6upon the Preferred Stock Of the
Company, payable out { the net I, earn
RI fnRs 'of the six months ending Docem-,
a her 81. 1904. Checks for same Will be
mailed January Sd. 1905. {RyS ls Vi,
II, s. N y NpAIAN,ss secre ttary. ts
d T0ac DOT n II 914 is{s }S
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BARGAINS IN USED UFR1G tfT Pf-
j 5ANO ". terms to suit 3 III 1SE'1S s07 ID.
4 Broad. ~ Il 9S iiiii III
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We The Savings Bank of Rlchmond Il
VII II n East Main Street, RAJ
chnlond;, II a., D &C. q. 1901
THE DIRECTORS g OF, n ,rHIS al EANISs;
ii have red $a3t he usual Il sem i-an:ual
Il Dividend OF "A Per Ceh tx, free olStaxil "
liable on and a fterfJ January Sd, 1905, d VIZ.
" dend checks xvi II Fbe mai led
ANdES M. SBALL,8 Cashier. t
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THE ANNUAL ~ MEETING OF, THE
II stockholders OF tho IL rsts Nat lonal Bank
OF Richmond, Z. VIII q be held I'M ts
On mt EsDAY, Ianuary ! 9th. 1905. Sat -!
Il, ~ IN 8, sM.3 MILLER. Jro CASHIER
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Services ~ at FaIrmount Christian
Church. morning and evening. Christmas
Day, subject OF pastor morning SER
mon, 1.-THE Vision OF the Christ IL ns'';
evening subject 81 he Inn at Bethlehem
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Drought Affects Water Supply,

t37i n GEORGE II. WILEY
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OFFICERS AND MEMBERS @ p,sSsTIIEa8
Virginia Mutual insurance n ASSOCIATE lon
6 are hereby noti fled 81 hat the annual
"a meeting will d be held "a he home office
january 3, los, al SO' clio k& M . y.
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tor the h stockholde or1F The S Planters
NATIONAL Bank Of Il chmond, vii Y be
held on r uESDA January, 19,, 1870. 10 &
FF{12 M. o. clock 5in& the bank bu lding.
4s@@aRICHARDQH. SMITH. Gas hier.8S9S
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snARd AIMS IN spfAN, os. sr1Ep'rr, so7 b.
fE broad. E XVII g9l3 ags
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PIANOS AND OR A'Nss

d BARGAINS IN sQuAfsf1 PIANOS 81;
n good for beglnh!et: srl BFp. s s1' 11aat
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Park methodist Church will be conducted
by the past or, Rev. e. *, Odell ], who Will
preach at both tho morning and evening
service. The chorister choirhwill render
a special musical prog ra mme. F35 IF 4 VIM
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VI The usual Sundayfm orning. services will
/ be held at t he First Unitarian Church to-
morrow at II y "a. NJ q The pastor, Rev
John L. Robinson will take 70 ii his 81 b.
.tect The Song OF I he Angels y
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Fulton Church.

Tho following Is the progranimeS OF the
music " hich will Be rendered.
I lie Fulton Baptist Church risluhY
1Orning and evening sisg III iiafSs
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's'JI.So cures any case q sG9astIpatla n,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24

Everything ts shirrcd or tucked this
summer Shirt waists are tucked.
and shule frocks are tucked. aud
smart little coats are tucked OF plalt-
ed all over Gowns ~ soft materials
are shlrfed and lt IA the prettiest pos
slble way 80 make them The one
illustrated this week is charming
example Il Is ~ white dlmity dotted
wlth pink The waist has a shirrrt
Yake mua tten niouses over a girtie
of piak sits The skirt Is shtrfod in
famr places Rna nnisand with lHiie
rufst at the faot A bat ~ white
shsFrwd lAwn IL wprt with thts truek
the only trimming belae his soft
how ~ issie piHh ribbon The shirt
waGst Illustrated thts wewk a. of a Geo.
aAsn suitable f0f ala llaeu. ur any
eash enssds TIE fat llitie box pialts
afa veFY smArf nnd the lace af ym
hfsaaery a=ssf dn~n fho froat amt
aFaauA TIE uvek slves verf pretty
anlat
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24

That the worst element of the Re
publican party is being installed into
office by President Roosevelt is con
stantly cropping ont. The latest
patriot to be provided for is thus
described by the Nebraska Independ
ent.
Tom Cook has been appointed
collector Of customs for that new ad-
dition to the United States called the
Panama zone His reputation in
Nebraska rests, not on his efficiency
as a collector Of customs, but on that
Of a distributor Of Doodle. Every dis
reputable scOundrel in the state OF
Nebraska who helped TO debauch the
electors in the days Of Mark Hanna
is now drawing a comfortable salary
from the people through the Repub-
lican party"
The Independent may be little
too severe on the Republican Doodle
crowd in Nebraska and Tom Cook
in particular. but Panama is a good
place to Danish such TO and instead of
grumbling, there should be JOY for
such del4yerance.
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raffeta - taInt nsEsprIt.

Little jackets Of aIl sorts are great
" in vogue and make ideal summer
wraps. This one Ii worn over . waist
or point d'esprit and IL OF antique
green taffeta matching the skirt, the
trimming being folds Of velvet The
waist is simply full with wide sleeves
that are finished with graceful friils
of lace but is eminently becoming and
suits lace, net and all thin materials
to q nicely. The bolero is cut with
fronts, backs and wide sleeves and Is
laid in plaits over the shoulders that
give the dropping effect. The guam
tity of material required for the me-
dunn size is for waist AS yards Fl,
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does duty IN q seventh street dive.
the beautiful chandeliers. with their
thousands Of cut glass pendants.
which were imported from FraEue At
enormous expense TO the government,
were torn out and replaced by the
tawdry selection OF a modern gas
man.
Many ladies. when visiting the
White House TO view these historic
ana priceless relics, have shed tears
when told by the attendants that
President Roosevelt had ordered them
removed, and they did not know
where they had been removed to.
President Roosevelt is an icono-
clast. he wants novelty and loves ex
element The memories of former
greatness and the reminders Of the
great men Of the republic are to him
as nothing All these priceless treas
urfs Of former days that other presi
Ats have cherished and cared for
hAN been dispersed never to be gath
cred again.
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A lovely gown worn in a fashion
able drawing-room the other day was
of black net II was trimmed with a
very heavy lace applique. This trim
ming extended around the foot of the
gown and up the front. The lining
OF the dress was of black satin.
But the distinguishing feature lay In
its note OF blue. For the gown, which
was Of heavy black net. lustrous and
trimmed with much gorgeousness, was
belted around the waist with a wide
blue sash. This. which was banded
around the waist to form a girdle, was
tied on the back in a heavy knot.
while the ends hung down TO the foot
of the skirt They were wide sash
ends. too and made a beautiful note
OF color upon the skirt.
This fancy for wearing blue sash
with black gown is quite growing
one and is To he observed frequently.
Again. wide red satin ribbon sash Is
tied around the waist of an alI-black
gown. so that the note Of color is
complete
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Singed Hair of Cat and DOG.

Henry Adams. Henry county far
mer, was in the city yesterday with a
very naked dog and a strange tale Of
the odd effects of a bolt Of lightning
that struck his house during the Sc
we're storm of Monday afternoon.
The lightning struck the kitchen,
running down the pipe Of the stove,
shaving the fur clean from the back of
q cat that was asleep beneath the
stove. striking the dog as lightly as it
had struck the cat. running down the
animals legs to the ground leaving a
trail Of suged fur in its wake and
doing no damage to either animal be-
yOnd a severe fright.-Baltimor Sun
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licked Time Two Centuries.

TIE residents of Tlalpam, Mex. com.
plaf1 that the public clock of that
town is useless; repairs are made
every week but every week the clock
sets out Of repair and can never be
kept in good condition. The Tlalpam
clock is probably the Oldest public
clock on the American continent 1t
was originally installed as a cathedral
clock in the year 1867; In 1890 it was
donated to the council of San Agustin
de las Clevas, near Tlalpam, when it
vas installed there and set in motion
Since that time it has never undergone
repairs until a few weeks ago. The
clock, however, has told the time for
24I years and it is but natural that it
is tired and wants to be sent to mu-
scum.
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Chair Has Seen Long Service.

Mrs. J. w. Burgess, a Vermont WON
an, has in her possession a chair
which came to her through the Field
family. it formerly belonging to Gen.
Martin Field, her great grandfather,
who was also the grandfather of Eu-
gene Field, the poet When she had
1t taken to an upholsterer last week
and the outer covering was removed.
a card was found on the inside bear
ing this inscription: Chair owned and
used by Rev. Aaron Crosby OF New
fame in 1910. He was a missionary
among the Indians on the headwater
Of the Susquehanna river before the
revolutionary war"
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Eau de quinine has no effect upon
the color of the hair and is excellent
20 make Il grow Sprinkle 1t on the
scalp three times week before re.
firing and massage II In with the Il s
~ the ten fingers then divide the hair
into small proportions and brush we'll
Whenever possible. let the hair fall
loose. This will add 20 It's growth
Pure vaseline also massAged into the
scalp once week is very good
Never touch the hair with a curling
iron. but II II needs tiufiness. rough Il
underneath with the comb as the hair
drussers do. This should be carefully
brushed at night.