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RED ROVER CASE ARGUED.
Taken Up After Visit by Judge Mar.
shall to Ground.

Arguments in the law case of +. A.
Wall and MOylan c. Fox against the
United States Mining company occu-
pied the time of Judge Marshall in the
United States court yesterday. Sen
atOr George Sutherland and w. H.
Dickson argued for the defendant, and
Judge Ogden Hiles and H. c. Edwards
for the plaintiffs.
The case is for $4,000 damages for
trespass, and involves the Red Rover
property.
The hearing closed Dec. last. but
arguments were postponed in order to
enable Judge Marshall to visit the
ground in dispute. This visit was made
recently and the arguments were called
up yesterday. The defendants admit
the trespass, but claim to own the apex
of the vein and upon this claim the suit
now hinges.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

ESTATE OF CHARLES AUER, DE
ceased.-The undersigned win sell at pri-
vate sale the following described real es
tate, situate in the city and county or
Salt Lake. state OF Utah. tO-wit- All OF
lot five 90, block twelve I'D. plat J. Salt
Lake City survey. on or after Thursday.
July 10Th, 1905, and written bids viii be
received I'D TO twelve clock noon OF
Thursday, July 10th. 1905. for the above
described property, at No. Il West Second
South street, Salt Lake City, Utah Terms
Of sale, cash.
II. p. LYLE,
Administrator, with viii annexed, OF the
estate Of Charles Auer, deceased
Dated July Sth. 1903.
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Notice.

the Continental Market cOmpany, 4 cor
pOratiOn organized and existing under the
laws of the State of Utah. has made its
voluntary application in the Third Ju-
dicial District court OF the State OF Utah,
in and for the County OF Salt Lake. being
the county where its principal place OF
business IS situated, for a dissolution OF
said corporation, and any objections 20
said application are required to be filed
within thirty days from the date Of the
first publication of this notice, tO-wit,
the Sth day Of July, A. D. 1905.
(SeaL) J. L. ELDREDGEA- Jr-,
Clerk
By ". H FARNSWORTH.
Deputy Clerk
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INCREASE SHOWN
Is $I,455,I24
Salt Lake County's Total Valuation
For 1905 is $51, 118, 1913.
TABULATION is COMPLETED
TAX RATE AWAITS ACTION BY
STATE BOARD.

County Auditor I. NJ. Fisher and his
assistants have completed the tabula-
ton of the work Of the county board
OF equalization, as shown by the re-
Nised tax lists They show total values
I'm Salt Lake county of $51, 11S,12S, as
against $40, 663 004, an increase of 1885,
124
As soon as the state board of equali-
cation passes on the lists the city and
county officials viii fix the rate of the
tax levy for 1905. the tax rolls will be
completed by the county treasurer and
the notices sent out.
Following is a comparison Of the 1904
assessment with the figures of the
county board Of equalization for the
year 1905:
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Notice.

lions BENEFIT BUILDING SOCI-
ety. Ihe annual meeting Of the stock
holders or lions Benefit Building soci-
ETY. viii be held on Tuesday. july n.
1905. at o clock D. M at the l. c NJ T.
shoe factory, Salt Lake City. Utah. for
the election of officers for the ensuing
year, the presentation Of the financial
report and the transaction of such other
business as may lawfully come before the
meeting EDGAR HOWE.
SeCretar--.
Salt Lake City. Utah, June %. 1905
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Notice of Sale.
IN THE MATTER OF THE GUAR
dianship OF Rosa p RoNlance- an in
competent-Notice IS hereoy given that
on or afteT July H. 1893. at y O'clock
noon. the following described real prop
erty situated in Salt Lake county Utah.
Beginsairg at a point 1412 rods south OF
the northeast corner OF lot ~, dock =
ming thence west 10 rods. thence south
rods, more or less, t 70 me center OF
creek with the east line OF salo plock 2
thence north "A rods, more or less 70
the place Of begin5nlng MTtse fats 9ieS r vii
Salt Lake City, Utah Terms OF sale
cash TO be PAID 4P29NR 6 S9351riS SF OF
Guardian of Rosa p RoyIance, an In
competent
Dated July 1. 1906
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Third judicial district of the state OF
Utah. Salt Lake county Art bur w
James, plaintiff. vs. Elizabeth James. v
II. Tichenor. guardian OF Gwendolyn
James. minor heir of David G James,
deceased: GwendOlyn James; Addison G
Nickel, guardian Of jamie A Nickel;
Arthur Z. Nickel and George Harold
Nickel, minor heirs OF Mrs Anna r.
Nickel. deceased: Jamie A Nickel Ar
minors: Addison c. Nickel and Walter
=. Sawyer, executors OF the last viii OF
Mrs Anna Z. Nickel, deceased, ct al,
defendants. Complaint for partition, as
signment OF dover and relief -,..-,-.-
Before the Honorable Morris L. Richie,
judge OF the above court
In pursuance OF the order and decree OF
the above court made and entered OF
record in the above entitled action IN
said court on Friday. the 7th day OF July.
A d 1895 and in pursuance or the power
and authority conferred upon me and in
me vested By said decree I shall offer
for sale at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand (prO-
v1ded the said bid shall net the heirs or
said estate not less than S3,0l5. besides the
taxes that may be legally assessed there
on for the current year,, at the west
front door OF the Getty and County build
lng) county court house in Salt Lake
City. Salt Lake county. state OF y UAh. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1905, at j
o'clock m of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate. tO-wit: Lot one.
block one hundred and seven. plat %. 5
l. c. 5, in Salt Lake CLy. Salt Lake
county, state of Utah. Said sale is made
subject TO confirmation by die court
A. 3. SAWYER, Jr-.
Raferee.
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DeIinuuent Notice.

SILVER SHIELD MINING q MILL
ing company, a corporation. Principal
place Of business. Salt Lake City Utah.
NOtice.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account OF
assessment No. 13 levied Nay % 1905.
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as
follows.
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And 10 each of said bonds shall he at
tached a coupon for each installment OF
interest contemplated by said bond which
said coupons shall be numbered from i
to 40 consecutively. with the several dates
of payment and number of bond to which
attached stated therein. and shall hear
the fac-simile signatures of the MAYOR
and city recorder. Said coupons and
each of them, shall be Except as to dates
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF UTAH
$1,000 (State Coat of Arms.) 81 900
SALT LAKE CITY
SEWER BOND

= -
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
SCENTS, That the city of Salt Lake City.
in the state of Utah, for value received.
hereby acknowledges itself to be indebted
and promises to pay to the bearer. or if
this bond be registered. to the registered
1875, the sum of ONE THoG ga NJ DOT DOT
LARS in gold coin of the United States
of America of the present standard of
weight and ffneness. with Interest," there
on at the rate of + per centum per an
mum, payable: in like gold coin semi
LIST day of October in each year until the
principal thereof falls due upon the
presentation and surrender of the inter-
est coupons hereto annexed as they sew
orally become due, unless this bond shall
be registered. in which case the interest
snail be payable TO the registered owner.
Both principal and interest of this bond
are payable at the United States Mort
gage Trust company. in New York
This bond is one Of d series Of $50
bonds, numbered from I to $50. both in
elusive, Of like date. tenor and amount.
and is issued pursuant to sections sos
SQ9 and SO of the Revised Statutes of
Nov y. 1904, by the city council Of salt
Lake City, approved, by the mayor or
thorized by the electors of said cir a.
a special election held in said citv Jan
lSOo Tor the purpose OF extending and
TO be owned and controlled by said civ.
Ihls bond is subject to redemption al
any Tune after ten years after it's date
OF issue upon payment Of the principal
of the bond and the interest then accrued
The city council shall annually levy a
sufficient tax TO pay the interest on this
pond as II falls due, and also to cOnsti-
tute a sinking fund for the payment Of
the principal thereof within twenty years
II is hereby certified that all conditions
acts and things essential 10 the validity
of this bond. exist. have happened and
have been done, and that every REQUIRE
ment of law affecting the issue thereof
has been duly compiled with. and that
this bond is within every debt and other
limit prescribed by the constitution ana
laws of said state; and that the faith and
credit of the city of Salt Lake CITY are
hereby irrevocably pledged to the punc-
tuai payment of the principal and inter
est of this bond. according 10 its terms.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the civ of
Salt Lake City has caused this bond TO
be signed by its mayor and its corporate
seal 10 be attached hereto, attested by
its city recorder, and the annexed con-
pons to bear the fac-simile signature of
said mayor and city recorder, as Of the
first day of April, 1895
----s-~%ssss.
Mayor.
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= "A 4And q IN accordance with law and an or
90 ,e 81 me board OF directors made May
such STOCK as may be necessary viii be
s SG1G ~ the company's office ia 0IcCor-
u. ISU9, at 70 a. m, TO nav delinquent
- 5 SSSlaent thereon, together with costs
" s''AfeFllslng and expense of sale.
rss.--z. q H MEAD. Secretary.
O1Ilee' 5l4 Mccormick Block
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DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company
Removed 10 I53 s. Main. Phone 40.
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salt Lake Photo. Supply Co. Supplies
Dev. and Finishing. Main and Sd So. :
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ing form. words and figures, to-wit:
CForm of Coupon9
The city of Salt Lake City in the state
Of Utah, will pay to the bearer on tn ne
T'Tentx noiIars in gold coin at the United
States Mortgage K Trust company, III
New York City. being six months inter
est then due on its sewer bond No $1,000,
RICHARD P. MORRIS
Mayor
J. 5 CRITCHLOw.
City Recorder.
Coupon Number)
Sec 3. Said bonds and each Of them
shall be signed by the mayor. signed and
attested by the city recorder. and sealed
with the seal of the city, and the said
coupons shall bear the fac-simile sigma
lures of the mayor and recorder SAID
mayor is hereby empowered and directed
To sign. and said recorder 10 sign and at
test and fix the seal Of the city 70 each
of said bonds and the acts of said mayor
and recorder in so doing are and shall be
the act and deed of said Salt Lake City
All the covenants, statements. repre-
said bonds and coupons. and all recitals
and representations in this ordinance are
hereby considered and understood. and II
Is hereby ordained and declared that said
covenants and promises therein are tire
covenants and promises of Salt Lake
lily ana thaU the representa- onS ana
statements therein are the representa-
uons and statements of said city. And
II Is further aVerred and represented that
SAID Salt Lake City Is a municipal cor
pOratiOn and CITY of the first class UNI
DER the constitution and laws OF the state
Of Utah
Sec. l. The sale of said bonds TO the
Mutual Life Insurance company. and the
acton OF the council in accepting the bid
or said company, and all acts and pro-
cSeuIngS pertaining thereto. are hereby
considered and ratified and confirmed
Inc council may by resolution or resOlu-
tons provide for the details involved in
the execution and delivery of said bonds,
the collection Of the proceeds therefrOm
ana the negotiation of the business con-
nected Herewith.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect
upon approval
Passed by the city council Of Salt Lake
CITY, Utah. June %. 1908. and referred to
the mayor for his approval.
j s CRITCHI.OW.
City Recorder
Approved this 26th day of June. 1905.
RICHARD z. MORRIS.
Mayor
State OF Utah
City and County Of Salt Lake-ss
1. J. 3 CritchlOw. city recorder of Salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a full. true
ana correct copy OF an ordinance entitled.
An ordnance providing for the issue and
thousand (SS5O,00000) dollars in water
ponds and one hundred and fifty thou
Sdnu tSl5OOOOOO) dollars in sewer bonds or
SAT- Lake City, Utah" passed by the city
council of Salt Lake City, Utah. June &c.
1893, and approved by the MAYOR June 26.
IN witness whereof / have here
- unto set my hand and affixed the
CSeaD corporate seal of said city this 26th
day Of June, 1905
J. s. CRITCHLOw.
Bill No a.
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Modern Plumbing.

At moderate prices George @ Doyle &
CO., Eli State street. Phone 162.
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]. S CRITCHI.OW
Coupon Number.)
Series D.

Sec. .. That for the purpose of extend
ing and improving the sewer system OF
salt Lake City now owned and to be
owned and controlled by said city. Salt
Lake city does issue one hundred and
r11ty O5O sewer bonds of the denOmina-
ton of One Thousand Dollars 81 0Q0b
each. cOnSecutiVeIy numbere from / to
15O, both numbers included. Said bonds
and each of them shall be Except as to
consecutive numbers) in the following
form, words and figures. and shall con-
tain the covenants, representation dates
ana Statements in the following form con-
tanned. tO-Wit:
Number Number
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Notice Of Sale.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information
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(F0rm Of CouponD

| The city of Salt Lake City, in the state
| of Utah, will pay TO the bearer on the
/ first day of --.---------. b.. the sum of
| Twenty Dollars in gold coin at the
| United States Mortgage & Trust com
/ pany, in New York City, being six
| months interest then due on its water
/ bond No. $500. dated April l. 1905
| RICHARD z. MORRIS.
| Mayor.
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Attest:
CITY Recorder.

City Recorder.
And to each of said bonds shall be at
tached a coupon for each installment OF
interest contemplated by said bond,
which said coupons shall be numbered
from to 80 consecutively. with the sew
erai dates of payment and number of
bond to which attached stated therein.
and shall bear the fac-simile signatures
of the mayor and city recorder Said cou-
pOns, and each of them shall be Except
as TO dates OF payment and numberS) in
the following form, words and figures
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City Recorder.


49,, Mayor.
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o.
Mayor
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Attest:
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and comfortable to wear, but the
gloves when soiled are practically
worthless.
The hand bags that every modish
woman carries are only In correct
form when they match or harmonize
with the costume.
Smartest OF tan footwear Is the low
shoe Of dark tobacco brown suede with
a nat brown ribbon bow.
With morning gowns particular wo,
men are wearing the simplest kind Of
lingerie pe1ticoats trimmed with a deep
scalloped ruffe above which appear
French dots.
The all black hat Ia making It's ap.
pearance again. II Is too smart 10 be
long out Of the running.
One Of the new IDEAS In French
gowns Is a panel effect reaching from
the yoke TO the hem Of the creation.
The princess model In sheer lingerie
fabrics il one OF tho latest modes
Cool and attractive are the ecru ba.
uste robes having the skirt and waist
fronts embroidered IN the Bagiad
style. This bauste is not Of the trans.
parent kind; neither is Il thick or close
In weave. but o. good texture for
wear In the morning.
The summery. airy sunshade here
with Illustrated IL Of pale green silk
llnei with pulled green chiffon. The
handle Is crook shape carried out In
whItewood, ornamentci with a chou
Of chiffon.
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CURE 70
Haynes q Taylor say HyOmel VIII
Give Relief. Sold Under Guarantee.

The season for hay fever is almost at
hand, and many people feel that they
will be obliged to go away in order "a
avoid the sneezing, watery eyes, and
other annoying symptoms Of this dis
agreeble summer disease.
Haynes 4 Taylor wish us TO announce
chat when Hyomei is used as proven
tive or cure, there will be- no has
fever They advise daily trcatmen,
with IIyomci FOR two or three weeks
before the usual time for the annual
appearance of hay fever n this b
done, the attack will bee prevented.
However II the preventive uoatmcn,
ls not started soon enough and the
disease makes its appearance, use lis.
omcl six or seven times daily. and
relief will be- given at once.
There Is mo- stomach dosing when
Hyomei Is used. Brcathcd through tho
neat pocket inhaler that comes with
every outfit, is mcdicated air rcachc.
the miuutest air cells, killing all germ.
and soothing and healing the irritatc,
mucous membrane
The complete Hyomci outfit cost
but 81, extra bottles 20 cents. ltb
the only treatment for hay fever sol,
by Haynes & Taylor under a guarantee,
to refund the money II il does not xiv,
satisfaction.
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GaIlors, Charnct.rt.,ic..

As grnzen the Galloways have but
few equals, and. being protected by
heavy coats. they are able to rustLe for
themselves In the worst kind Of wcath.
or, says Primers Advocate On the
range, uDde- the hardest kind Of con
dltIons. the Galloway bulls pro always
found 10 b. active AMI unusually pro
linc. another point which IA doing much
10 bring them into general fa~u. Per
haps the most valuable Characteristic
d the breed. however. = thzir eompar
alive freedom from most Of ths com
mon bovine diseases. II IA recog.
nlLed fact among English veterinarian.
that among GGlloways examined Tor
export a case u tuberculosis Il the
rare exception. Among many Of the
other breeds as many as 20 per cent u
certain herds have been known o. react
20 the tuberculln test. The Texas fever
tick Is also said 20 have a hard time
burrOwiug through the coat of a COOL
healthy Galloway
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nssaY BIND srrraA
Auie Proat In PesdinG Then Fvs
Beef Pusposes.

After experimenting with beef bred
and dairy bred Jersey and Holsteln)
steers the Iowa experiment station
reaches the following conclusions, In
every point inst what practical expert
encc has taught fee lcrs and slaughter
ers Of cattle.
Dairy type steers show a consider
ably higher percentage Of offal and a
lower dressing percentage.
Dairy type steers carry higher per.
ccutagc Of fat on internal organs,
thereby increasing the total weight OF
cheap paris.
Beet steers carry higher percentage
# valuable cuts.
Beef typ steers Furnish heavier,
thicker cut, They are more evenly
und neatly covered with outside fat.
show superior marblug In flesh. are Of
o clearer white color n fat and q
brighter red go the lean meat, but there
is l,t'le difference IN hucncss Of grain.
The low price paid Tor dairy steers
may bee due partially 10 prejudice and
10 the greater expense u carrying and
selling the low grade carcasses. but Il
is chiefly due 20 al actual lnfrriority
IN the carcusses.
II is neither profitable nor desirable
10 feed steers OF dairy type Tor beef
purposes They are unsatisfactory 10
the consumer because they do not FUR.
ulsh thick aud web marblcd cuts They
are unsatisfactory 10 the butcher be.
cause they furnish low grade carcasses.
which are difficult 10 dispose Of. aud
they are decidedly unsatisfactory to the
feeder because they yield him little
or no profit. and both breeder and feed.
or waste their time In producing such
type OF steer FOR beef purposes.
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Of slk nic frunt II tho can, d,
shnpcd lie a l'olcr, and To- hack fsllt
IN couple % STRAIGHT plars Tho
wrap Is completed with "a VIII. iurp,i
hack cullar ~ raisci rmhruai,ry
Adclighiully smari puu,lr I.urb fr.rs
has a short rir'ulaf sliri s.mpI, mali,
With hIir,i a'aU, anil strapiau.- M.
htiie ruiauuy cllt tls au 90 r,-.. ,.i
vet "ol.ar with "a .lg,g.uu ~ CO... velvet
unirr ii" iIuru rur AHuu b.ln... .f
thr amr si1ir with vt.tr yaLr.I
Cnnr' lbsrtIvns AMI a r0.r Lsr..r
belt is uoiu with tie gown A pr-5..
straw hat trimmed with ribbon AM
Shadcd pink ros,s completes the "a.
tune
MANY linen cunway bas1uci coat.
particularly scarlet ones. am worn
with white skirts
Tue icn'sucy In hat shapes il m,rr
anil moc ccrcntrlr. ono rssmplr /.
IKE pancake fnlisi In tun v,ry
across The bead. the siacc AZ the bsrl
hl'ed N with massrs " flowers. Win.
scarcely any trimming adorns tho hi
itself.
The pviiy blousc illustrated 4. ,,
embroidered hme muslin u,c f.,i,,,.l
lose e crssei with cn,rc ,cus q, "a
lenc'cnnc' lao 1l,c fulmr,s 3. sa,b
cs"i With a hradlnT al.out ,hI. ON
r''Srmcnt The s'rv,r, ha,r lar.
trimmed cur bel, iep imr
ituir ytiotLIsr.
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Tennessee
Central
Railroad
The
Nashville
Route

knoxyiIl, and Bristol y g R,rb.
mond. Va. Washington. u. q N.w
York and an other Eastern Ssaports
and Interior Eastern Cities. nchd.rv
The NiHinIas and CaroInas.
A First Gas Double paily Passenger
service with through sleeping can or
night trains.
The Tennessee Central K. r. ia "a
new line running through a r.s and
rich country and offers the lest orf-,r'
'lnii'D % The South fu' the Home.
seeker The Farmer and the Siockait,r
AMI TIE Manufacturer For further
Information address
T a. ROUSSEAU.
Chief Clerk Traffic Dept
Nashville. Tenn.
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NEW I'M In al OWES

Every woman who wears long white
gloves with her short sleeves knows
how expensive Il Is TO always have
them Immediately clean. There ls a
delicate feeble tint almost white that
Is very becoming 70 the hand and not
20 glaringly aggressive as white when
In sollei condition.
There IL a new pongec material
which has sprung az like a mushroom
In the night It's name a rather mis-.
leading. for Il no more resembles ron.
e. than Il does chiffon. but Is more
Ike shantung six. II Is a mixture of
cotton and roughcr silk yarns. ANY.
way Il i fascinating fabric ami takes
most heavenly tluts u bcgonla plnks.
damask ruse. vatican blue. mouiarle
and butter color,
For the afternoon drive l. a pretty
little cape made " a new soft wcav,
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Fattening Lamb.

A good way TO fatton lambs and now
In common practice IN some localities
j. 20 sow rape ia corn AMI then turn
In the lambs AMI let them eat rape and
corn both. No combination involving
30 little expense AMI labor will pro
duce greater growth In sheep snd
lambs.
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Lamcucss due 10 rlugbouc on hind
Eastern uAy be- rmoyrl by repeated
application % bu,,rr,. SAYS Rr~,Icrs
Gazette. lNinctury hiring anal blister
Ing j. morc certainly effective. sever,
measures must " adopted Ia such
ra.ra-
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DETAILS OF DRESS.

Green gloves, violet pumps and pur-
pie parasols are a few u the eccen-
tHic novelties In summer dress.
A whole bodice may be- made Of sash
ribhon put together with fancy stitches
or with Insertions Of lace
The new Isle thread gloves are lined
with china silk This lining is cool