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is effective. especially when the plume is arranged under the hat brim to droop on the hair, They are expen- sive because difficult to make, each flue having to be tied instead of pasted. Only few, in fact, are in the market at.all.
 The season is far enough advanced to enable one to speculate with a degree of certainty what the trend of fashion is to be. One may even order the first spring tailor gowns. Serge, cloth, or the very fashionable yelling will be the choice for materials. Mixed cheviots and tweeds, checks and plaids, will be used to a great extent. Of course the skirt and jacket worn with washable blouse will far out-rival all other styles. Only there is a wider choice in jackets this spring than usual The jaunty short jacket is charming, but not suit able for all figures. Some of the ad- vance styles show long Directoire coats high-waisted and half-fitting. A great many separate long coats are to be worn. For informal wear, these separate coats promise well, A plaited skirt of black and white shepherd plaid with an embroidered black figure had a half-Iong Directolre coat of black cloth of a light weight. The coat was half-fftting and collarless, and was fastened only to the waist line. Under it a lingerie waist was intended to be worn. Covert coats are entirely per- missible, with checked or plaid skirts. What is absolutely barred, as far as fashion is a Ible to dictate are skirts and waists with nothing to make them seem like an entire gown. It is easy to have high girdle, bretelles, or some form of skeleton waist of the gown ma terial. Under these blouse seems Ike a part of the whole costume, and the wearer avoids that disagreea'ble dlyld- -the-middle appearance'-Ne" York Evening Post.
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The wine constantly bubbling up from the stem not only makes a pretty eff feet, but is kept more lively by the ef- feryescence and does not become flat if it stands a while
 The champagne tumbler is entirely a thing of the past, though there have been some strenuous efforts of late to revive it's use, It is decidedly not a graceful glass, nor so dainty in effect as the saucer
 1T ctaret is the one wine at dinner, it is served with the course next after tine fish, whatever it may be. Claret is too acid to go well with sea food of any de- scription.
 The days of serving eight or ten kinds of wine at dinner have departed along with the time when men felt they offered their host at insult if they were able to maintain tine perpendlcu- lar when saying good night after hay ing dined with him, but fashion to-day, nevertheless, places her seal of approy- al upon as many as five wines Fortu- nately for the sobriety of the com pany, 1t is no longer good form to serve a cocktail before dinner if there are to be more wines than one during it.
 All of the wine glasses to be used at dinner, exclusively if the liduer glasses, should be arranged in order when the table is set, and if possible should match or at least be similar in gen eral character and style For instance, if cui glass Is used, all ths glasses should be of cut glass, not necessarily of the same pattern but of the same type.
 At an elaborate dinner with several houses is as follows: White wine, such as Rfline, Moselle sauterne or white Burgundy, with oysters, or whatever the first course may be. These wines are to be served in a glass about the size of a claret glass. A claret glass will do, though it is better to have some distinction, such as delicate col bring or a difference in shape.
 Either sherry or Madeira is served with soup, sherry in a glass that has a lily shaped bowl, slender stem and round base, The sherry should be light and cool If Madeira is used in- stead of sherry it should be very fine and served in a glass like claret glass in shape but smaller.
 Nowadays champagne is served with fish and continued all through the rest of the courses. Burbundy, eiaret or any other of the red wines comes with the game and is served in claret glasses, which are the glasses to use with most of the still wines. If both claret and Burbundy are desired claret should be
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ORANGE STREET STAGES.

Company to Run Electric Busses-To
 Savin Rock in Summer
 A company is to be formed in this city for the purpose of running an electric stage line out Orange street.
 It is the plan of the men identified with the enterprise to purchase four electric 'busses at a cost of over $10, ,0O0 The line will extend from the corner of Cold Spring street. Henry W. San ford, superintendent of the New Haven Ice company, is one of the chief movers in the enterprise.
 In the spring, summer and early fall months the service will extend to Savin Rock.
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StalrIiIn's Ml.NYI.&N.H.Line lNY {

PASSENGER AND FREiGHT 'a sERvsYcn Leaves New Haven 1O:15 D. nj. Starin Ppier' Pni' foot foot of Brown Street Leaves Pier No. IS N R. Fare 75c. exeursion d9 tickets $1.25. Room s$1.00 Take Chan el Street cars to Brewery Street,
 u,s .s c. H. FISHER, Agent, slo-tl New Haven, Conn.
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colorless, even though the rest of the set may be tinted
 With dessert sweet wines. such as rare old port specially fine Madeiras. &c., are preferred, and these are served in a glass called wine glass pure and simple, and is, of course, white. If A sweet champagne is used with dessert 1t, of course, has its own particular glass. The use of sweet champagne as dessert wine is coming more and more into vogue, in fact it is hardly used in any other way, and is served sematimes even when dr. champagne has been used previously during the meal. It is an old fashion revived and is sometimes taken in place of a cor dial.
 The serving of cordials with coffee in the drawing room after dinner is over is almost invarlable. At least two cor dials should be offered; and better three, for there is great difference in tastes in the matter, greater almost than about any other kinds of wines or liquors. Frequently brandy is on the tray, too, and for those who like a dash in their coffee it is well to have it.
 For other occasions the serving of wine is entirely matter of taste. With little suppers, where there are sucla dishesas terrapin, &c,, a very fine quail ity of Madeira is delectable, as # is with any rich dish served in this way. The finest Hungarian tokay, served with sweet biscuit, makes pleasant ending to an evening of cards, when it is not desirable to serve anything more sub stantial.-New York Sun,
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New Haven Steamboat lina

STEAMER CHESTER w. CHAPTN. Q From New Haven-Steamer ieavea Sai, S:to a. m. daily except Mondays. Pas- fiynss ffiHnseas @ may board the steamer at any G from New York-Steamer leaves y'gV D. m. daily except Sunday,
 TT lime between New York and New Haven, about five hours. "" Steamer arrives at ana darerts sr.r,. Belle Dock, New Haven, and and Pier eI . s0' h' K. root of Peck Slip, New York. For tickets and staterooms apply at o,a one Q office ice on Belle Dock, also at Bish- 9p yp ~ Co.. lS5 Orange street, and at The New England Navigation Go.
 GEO. c. BLACK. Agent.
 Belle Dock. New Haven.
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HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

If you have pains in the back, Urinary, Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want a certain, pleasant herb cure for Women's ills. try Mother Gray s !" AUSTRALIAN-LEA It is safe monthly regulator, and cures all Female Weak nesses. including inflammation and alterations. Mother efays kassfaian-Leai is sold by Druggists or sent by mail for SO cts. Sample sent FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co.,, Le Roy, \. Y.
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KiNABE-ANGELUs RECITAL.

Treat & Shepard company has issued invitations for another of their popular Saturday afternoon recitals to-day, The KnaIbe-Angelus will be used and an unusually interesting programme has been arranged. Those desiring tickets may have them by applying at Treat &
 Shepard's warerooms, S97 Chapel street.
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If you feel chilly" said he, as they strolled, remember have your shawl here on my arm"
 You might put it around me- she said. demurely.- Philadelphia Press.
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Queer idea of Jenks in advertising to trade his auto for a mule, wasn't it?"
 There was some logic in it. He says if it's a case of eternal swearing, he wants something with ears to swear at"-AIilwaukee Sentinel
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uOL LAND. AMERICA INF

H New lork- Rotterdam via Bouiogne NV Sailings Wednesdays per sailing list Ryndan, Apr. 4. N.Amst'dam, Apr.25 Potsdam. Anr II. Statendam, May 9 Noordam Apr. IS. Ryndam, May New twin-scrsw steamer New snatsssssa dam, 17,250 registered tons; SC'4O0 sons displacement. From N. Y. April 25 May 30, July 4, Aug 15. '
 Apply for special pamphlet. Holland-AmericaD Line, 30 B'way, NY
 Sweezey. & Kelsey, 102 Church St.s Bishop & Co, -1S3 Orange St.; Newton &: Parish, S6 Orange St. M Zunder & Son 249-251 State St.; C. Russman, ii Or. ange St., agents.
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BY n. W. Bowe g.: San.
Real Estate Auctioneers. !
= Ri RusT n, SALE OF "a LARGE
n RUSTEE'S SALE a9 OF a q r I4ARGI
se6S NUMBER OF MOST ATTRAC-
Il TIVE BUILDING LOTS NEAR ME-
55iCHANICSv1LLE TURNPIKE,
FrEsl A TIA JT(yTIONgS. r

\ IN part execution Of a decd Of trust,
dated october 16, 1895. and recorded In
,Henrico County Court, in D. B. $50 B,
ma &c 49, will, at the request Of the
Beneficiary, there having been default
In the payment Of the debt secured, sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
III, ',G MONDAY. JUNE is. 1906.
at 6 O'clock p. NJ. In front ofthe resi-
.dence of w. H. Brauer ESQ. about q
BUILDING LOTS. situated on both
sides Of Rogers Street and on tho east
and west sides Of Nineteenth Street. Ell III.
these lots lIeS beautifully, are not far
fdlstant from the Locomotive Works and
the Chesapeake and Ohio Shops. and are
within two squares of the Paramount
2car5line j3 ~ us
AS d place for nice homes. or for
houses for rental purposes. there is moth
Ing better on the market; and we extend
a most cordial invitation to home-seekers
8nnd spectators to attend this Offering,
feeling assured that bargains can BIO
had. 6G AZ
HPlats Of the property may be had on
application to the nuctioncers. and 1t
aisSexpected that every lot offered will be
sold TO the highest bidder.
s8& TERNS-One-third cash and the ball
snnce n six, twelve and eighteen months
for notes, with interest added. and Sc
cured by deed Of trust or all cash at
the option OF the purchaser.
N. w. BOWIE. Trustee.
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!. MARK. .
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TRADE:


BY direction of the Freight Claim Agent we
der. at tho Freight Station in the city OF Rich
unclaimed and refused freight on
TUESDAY. JUNE o6. 1906. commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Terms-c e s d !, I, &.
STANDARD AUCTION Co e Aa Ma.Si 1feA'
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va. g Nest Baskets: 3. NJ. SCHUYLER. A!exan-
d,ia, Va, Bill Vine Y !. ingram n. Burke 5f,,
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.. Smith, Broadway, Va, i Box Medicine;
One e9 d. Hanger;..l ?. >. Deiowder. Broad
way Kettles Matthias Broad
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Edw. Il. R!tchle: Broadway. Va. Bdls. K: D.
s. STUFF 20 Wnl II Tssing e., Broadway Va.
conrtand, Va. Crt. China Closet; %, 6. g:
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syrap ?sF yrFin Sen Furn Ia1
Va W. stand, Dresser; %. Virginia Fur
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Fipe ca IL Bra PIPE cut,eas
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burg, VA, BOX y, Goods; 100 Rev, O. O.,
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risonburg. Va. Desks: loi. y. II. Wine. lIar-
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Bed, .Hdl Rails los Geo. ~ Wetst, Harrison.
burg, Va, Box dlass: io7, ]. II, Act. Kline
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4 Matter; no, Fay orudup, Jefress. Va,
Empty IIhas.: ~. American Trunk q BOX Co.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY N, W. Bowe & Son and NcVeigh s.
& Cllinn, NV l
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs' SALE
Two Valuable Store Houses

4tWO Nv OIL uCl0lCN SOO4V AASASShS
on the east side OF Fifteenth Street, be.
aln and Gary Streets Nes y
Brick Houses on the south side OF Frank.
lin Street, between Twenty-f1fth and
Twenty.sixth Streets, Nos 2509, 2511, 25l5
and 25l5, by auction.
In execution OF deed or trust from
Franklin stearns and Emily s., his wife.
to the 10, cnderssned trustees dated March y,
Of the Chancery Court Of the city Of
i oSsdlsnes q = decree Il ths chaaes cry
May %, 1906, in the suit OF ''1sena l..
stearns. ct. al. vs.. franklin stearns,
executor md ais. we. will sell. BY pub
lie auction, on the premises. In the order
.TuEsDAY, JUNE 10, 1906.
t the following desirable real estate. to- to-
First-At 81 o.clock p. N. we will sell.
on the premises, two store houses on
4. the, former fronting IS feet ! a. inches
BY n depth dt 149 feet to an alley In the
store house thereon; and tho. other.
known as No. Il, fronting % feet s inches,
and running bnck 149 feet to the afore-
said alley, md having thereon four
These houses will first be offcred sep
larntely and then two Will be offered to-
!gether tho trustee GreSerYlnH the right to
accept the bids producing the best re-
suits: and. 3t9
= AT 6 o'clock P. NJ. We will sell, on the
premises. the four houses known ms Nos.
S5o9, 2o11. 25l3 and 2515 East Franklin
Street. These arc two-story and base
ment brick residences. and will make
desirable homes or good investment prop
critics. They Will be sold separately. and
only 50 many of them will be offered as
may be necessary to satisfy the require
ments OF the said deed of trust. The lots
upon which these houses stand front, in
the aggregate GO feet, and run back
within parallel lines about 100 feet.
& TERMS--Cash sufficient to defray ex-a
'penses Of executing the trust, and all
taxes due on the said property to the day
OF sale, and to discharge the debt se-
cured by said deed. amounting to $4,000.
as Of March q. 1906; and If there be any
residue Of said purchase money the sanTe
md at such time rs the Fidelity Savings
and Trust Company. OF Charlottesville.
Va. administrator d. b.. n. c.. t.. a. Of
Franklin Stearns may direct, to be an
nounced on day OF sale.
Il HENRY r. 6WICKFIANI, Id
N. w. BOWIE,
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Upright Piano, Parlor Fur
niture, ] lea Couches,
Chamber Suits, Folding
Beds, Druggets, Mating,
Go Carts, Sewing Ma
chimes, Iron Beds, Oilcloth,
:Linoleu1n, Cooking Stoves.

& will sell at my warerooms TO-MOR-
ROW tMQNDAY), commencing ut 1890
"A. NJ, one Mahogany Case Z Ia Octave
Kingsbury Upright Plano, 5-piece Ma
shogany Finish Parlor Suit, Odd Parlor
Chairs, Rockers, Tables Portleres, Lace
Curtains Mantel Mirror. Pictures.
Screens, Hall Rack and Chairs, CHARTERED
bookcase and Desk combined five Up
to- Date Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits.
seven other Bedroom suits, Wardrobes,
one Handsome Upright Mirror Front and
one CHARTERED Oak Cabinet Folding Bed.
two Chartered Oak Princess Dressers
land Washstands to match, Iron Beds,
Springs and Mattresses one Massive Arch
Top CHARTERED Oak Sidcboard with three
French plate mirrors). other Oak and
Walnut Sidebonrds. Dining Tables. fifty
Chairs. Dinner Sets. Toilet Sets, Crock
cry, Glassware. Baby Carriages, Go-Cart,
Drophead Singer and other Sewing Ma
chimes. several rolls New Ollcloth Limo
leum, two good Gas Cooking Ranges. four
good Cooking stoves; also n lot Of other
goods too numerous 70 mention.
Ladies invited. Sale positive.
TERMS: Cash.
GEO. W. MAYO Auctioneer
Geo. Y. oliver. Salesman.
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Three Modern and Up to-
Date Brick Dwellings in
Beautiful Lee District,
Nos. 23Ol, 1903 and 1909
Hanover Street.
Hanover Street.
on $THURsDAY, JUNE 81, 1905,

onSTHURsDAY,5 JUNE 81, 1906,
Mt 6 o'clock p. NJ. on tho premises, We
will offer the above property a. auction.
These are all new, with porcelain baths,
lntrobes. hot and cold water and hand
somcly papered They nre MI occupied
by excellent tenants, but possession can
DO had September LIST. 4t # III
No. 2301 has nine rooms and Nos 1903
and 2309 have seven rooms each. No. 1900
being detached and Nos. 2S01 and 1903
being semi-detnched. it,
nice. clean Investment hero, or II
1t Is a home you want this Is the place
to find It..
TERMS: Announced mt sale.
GREEN & Redo. Auctionecrs.
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SALES, Future Days
/ ARoE srock or SLIGHTLY USED
AND NEW FURNITURE. X

on account OF change OF business OF
G. e. Esscrtin & Company, vt 4l6 west
lsrond Street ~
to be found sich as Bedroom Suits. Odd
Burentis and Wasfstands Iron and Brass
large lot Mating and Rugs
Cook Stoves, Chairs and ROCK
Folding Beds. Wardrobes, Ladies'
Desks. Refrigcrators, lnrge lot Toilet
Sets. Crockery and Glassware, Lamps,
Extension Tables, Kitchen
Safes and Tables, Etc.
a THE STANDARD&A AUCTION co.
Ii c. Ruford. Manager mud Salesman.
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We viii sell TUESDAY, June 18th.
within our warerooms, 1905 East Main.
commencing at 1890 "A. Ma largo lot OF, {.
Furniture, etc, such as Chamber Suits.
Is odd Iron and Wood Beds. Lounges, p
Mattresses, Chairs, Rockers, Bookcases
Standing and Flnt-Top Desks, Desk
Chairs, Sewing Machine, Parlor suits,
Folding Beds, Extension Tables, 90 PIC
lures, Bed Springs. Wartlrobes. ~ FL
lows and Bolsters. odd Parlor. Chairs.
Tables. Baby Carriages, small Soda
Fountain, Tank. etc.. etc.
5s SPECIAL 55 fs
Al 1870 o'clock will sell for account
transportation company, 50 dozen Fine
ease Clothing Containing about 200
pieces), one case Shoes, 10 dozen Hats,
etc. RICHMOND AUCTION CO..
NJ George II. Valentine. Auct!oneer.
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BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit;
Court for said county. entered on the
18th day of June. 1905. in the suit Of
j. r. Rowlet vs.. 4, Peter a. RoWlett.3 9, ct
day, hour and place above named, that.
very valuable tract Of til1ber land lying
between FarmvIle6and Powhat tan Rail
way and the city OF Petersburg. contain
There is "a large quantity Of valuable
saw timber on this place. This tract ad o.
Joins the lands Of John Bradley,s estate;
lands formerly owned by J. p iatch ana ana
william Rowlett.
Notwithstanding cash, balance It SIX
and twelve months. for notes, IS per cent.
interest added, title retained until Whole
purchase money Is paid and conveyance >. p.
ordered by the court, or all cash, u ing
purchaseraso DESIRES "a
70. III. WELLS, Special Commissioner.
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COURT SALE OF a VERY yAL I, I.
AN-||.8gErSSABLE, TRACT Q r TINlBER.L ANp,
;225 "A OR Es. LYING IN8CHEsTERTlEL.,D!
COUNTY VIRGINIA. oN, ~ l,fs \,
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HOUSE FOR SAID COUNTY, gt
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trustees.

& I hereby certify that the bond required
of the foregoing trustees by the above
mentioned decree has been duly given.
Teste: c. O. sAVILLE. Clerk.
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BY Augustine Royal & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
once. No. o27 Hull ST.. Manchester. Va
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a LARGE LoTs OF HARDWARE, SUCH
AS FINE BRASS DOOR KNOBS AND
LOCKS, BRASS BUTTS AND OTHER
HINGES. Is
THURSDAY, JUNE 21sT. AT 1880,
We will sell about $500 worth Of Carpen-
ters' Supplies. slightly damnred, gunran-
teed best In good condition; large lot
Hinges, Awning Hinges. Escutcheons.
Draw Pulls, Screws. Coat and Hat Hooks.
Door Knockers and lots of other articles
useful ia builders, etc.
B. C. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
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BY George W. Mayo. Auetioneer
sDRuGETTS, WALL-cAsEs. SHOW.
IL CASES. ITO BAGCOs CASE. TOILET
ARTICLES. PERFUMERY. ETC,
at auction MONDAY. June is, 1903, at 70
O'clock. sharp, at my warerooms, 10
North Seventh Street.
GEORGE V. OLIVER. Salesman.
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by. Richmond. Auction 4 j I. |! Q Co. g
1905 E. Main Street.

AUCTION SALE OFF, HANDSOME
A CHINA, FURNITURE, CARPETS.
MATING, CEOTHING. SHOES, ETC ETC;