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AND SLIPPERS.
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AND SLIPPERS.
CHILDREN'S
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AND SLIPPERS.
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Perkins Bros.
SPECIALTY
SHOE EITTII& 'HOUSE
1 129 O Street.
New
Jewelry Store,
L. BARR,
1019 O Street.
Established 1874.
Desires tocnll the intention of the public to
lilt now nml vh-Kiint stock of
DIAMONDS,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware,
Hnviiig more room to accommodate I ho trade
and nliow 11 luriter lino tlinn over Ilcforo pur
chasing, ulve in n cull unit wo will show you
tho llnost line 11 1 lowent possible prices.
Watch Repairing and Engraving
Neatly don nml nil work warranted.
Notwith
standing tho
fact thnt I'lio
tograpliH hnvo
been rciluod
to nhoiit hnlf
tho former
prleo we hnvo
eiifriiKed tho
services of one
iff tho best lln
lsbers In Now
York to tuko
ohurgo of thnt
dopiirtinout of
tho studio. Our
efforts nIiiiII bo
untiring to
Ulvo each ens
touior ontiro
xutlsfnotto n
and to produce
superior work
to any wo hnvo
dnno boforo.
Cabinets, $3 per Dozen.
FINEST LIVERY RIGS
In thc'ldty nil come from tlio
Graham Brick Stables;
1027 l street, whoro all kinds of
Baggies, Carriages or Saddle Horses,
Can lio hail nt any tlmo, daj
or night on short notlvo.
HORSES BOARDED
andwoll tnkon euro of nt rcnxonuhlo rntos.
Call and see us, 1W7 tj, street, or ulvo
ordors by Telephone 1 17.
mw'deitai rooms.
W. J. P. Lawton
D. D. S.
Rooms 42, 43, 44, Burr Block.
Elevator on O St.. Telephone.628
NITROS OXIDE GAS
Administered for painless extraction.
WHAT SHALL YE WEA1?
STYLES, NEW AND PLEASING,
THE WORLD OF FASHION.
IN
Timely HiiRRt-iittnii About AVkIiIIiirs In
Inn Month of .luno llrlilon' unit tlrlili
mnliU' Toilettes Wim1IIik 1'rriMMits nn
Item of Intert-st to lrMiFOllv Hrhles.
During tlio month of Juno tho fnshlonnhle
world In In n Mnto of grent nctlvity. There
nro bals blnne for young k'"1 nnd Iwls rose
for tlio young married women, tosay nothing
of tho quick succession of weddings that nro
always, vulubrateit during tills season of roses.
When tho ceremony is In church Juno
flowers ilecornto chanced nml nliloj when nt j
Home, tlio Mimo llowcm uocorato tno uottm.
in uiu miici v.u 11. m n iivih uviiuiii. .
sujrccsts n ennopy of llowors under which
tho brlilo mid groom itntuL
Wedding dresses soon recently nnd do
signed for Juno weddings in Now York nre
of light translucent mntorlnl, in which ap
pears a grout dent of real lnco. Tlio thinnest
of white crnpo or gnuco, associated with real
lnco, makes npproprinto mid becoming gowns
for youthful brides.
WO. 1 rilKNCH BRIDAt. TOILKTTX.
Ill tho accompanying cuU aro given two
imported modols, showing diversobutoqually
fnshlonnblo styles In bridnl toilettes. Fig. 1
represents a totlatto of whlto enti dusolo
mid Alcncou lnce. Tho silk utidorsklrt is
covered with it lxnutiful lnco llounco. Tho
draierles, which aro (Minted, aro of jionu do
solo, as is also tho square trnin. Tlio silk
IkkIIco, which is pointed, has nn Aloncon
lnco plastron, ornamented, like tho sides of
tlio skirt nnd sleeve.-), with orango blossoms.
Tho veil is of lace.
Fig. 2 shows 11 trained rolra, which mny 1k
in either IvoVy witin Duchesso or whlto fnlllo
Frnucuibe. Tho long squnro tnbllur mid full
bodico is of Chautilly lace, the girdlo. braco-
FIO, 3 FRENCH BRIDAL TOILKTTE.
lots mid epaulets nro composed of orango
blossoms and lilies of the valley, to corre
ipond with tho spray In tho hulr. Tho veil
is of Mechlin net Both of tho French mod
els described aro made with high bodico nnd
long sleeves. Severul of tho dresses now be
ing mado in Now York have lace elbow
sleeves, which aro to be commended at this
season.
"When tho brido elect presents the brides
maids with their dresses (which is, by tho by,
optional), sho decides tho question as to the
material nnd fashion of their dresses. For
the Juno weddings whlto lace dresses will be
most atTocted by tho attending bridesmaids.
Tho groom's duty is toumkoeach bridesmaid
and usher a small present of jowelry that
may be worn 011 tho occasion and kept after
as a souvenir. Lockets, broaches and bangles
are appropriate gifs fot' tho bridesmaids,
and a scarf pin the usual objects for ushers.
The Illrnetolre MoiIhs.
The empire fashions or they are rather
called the directoiro modes nro coming
back, and being adoptod with astonishing
rapidity, and nro making quite a revolution
In fashions. No one could have uppeared in
the ark last year with tho following gown
without being tho "oliserved of all observ
ers," anil now the majority of best dresses
will bo so made. A skirt of shot green and
red silk, with a full gathered flounce and full
horizontally gathered waistcoat to tho throat.
Over this n light string colored woolen
bordered with gold galon, mado skirt and
bodico iu one, tho bodico crowing diagonally
with but 0110 rovers. The sash of shot rib
bon, coming from beneath tlio armpits,
crossed tho bodice apparently twice, and foil
in a long looped bow on tho skirt The
sleeves wero wrinkled on tho arm, mid
mntched tho petticoat; over them was a short
elbow sleeve of wool, forming 11 point on tho
outside of the elbow. With this stylo of drwss
the (luring crowned bonnets aro worn in
Paris, but havo not as yet found much favor
in England or tho United States. Ono innilo
iu black crinoline hnd a largo green satin
bow of tho pontine green on tho outsido, and
boneath the brim three largo green ostrich
feathers, tipjicd with white. Liko many
others, tho strings cmno only from tho center
of tho crown, and wore not attached nt nil to
tho sides. A black open worked crinoline
lint had u wide brim iu front, diminishing to
nothing at tho back, trimmed with red and I
oiuo.
KiirIUU llloiua WuUt.
Thoro up-iears to Imj no doubt nlmut tho
adoption of tlio Kugllsh blouse waist for
summer dresses. These blouses nro simply
gathered basques without linings, mid bolted
in. Sometimes thoy ore shirred around tho
top next to tho standing collar thivo or mro
rows. Theso blouses may bo made of tho
amo material as the dress, or of soma cou
touting fabric.
ifhmr . f
Kxgk
tkmWM
THE VOUNQ PEOPLE.
"Llttlo Wy,' said n gentleman, "why do
you carry thnt umbnlln over your head I It's
not mining." "No." "And tho nun Is not
shining." "No." "Then why do you carry
Itr " 'Cnuys when It rnlns pn want It, mi'
It's only thl kinder weather thnt 1 kin fill
tor tio It nt nil."
A bright llttlo !l-yonr-old wnnted hlsnuntto
to play with lilin. Hlw wild sho win too old.
Ito hunted nrouud until ho found tho inn
clilun oil cnu, thru brought it to her nml
Midi "Now I'll oil up tho old mnchlno no
thnt It win go,"
A llttlo girl while on n visit to horgrnnd
mother had lieen seriously III, nml, ns sho
grow lietter, wns sjioken of ns eonvnlescont.
Thinking It wo!ild lm very smnrt to uso n long
word. hIio wroto home, "l)enr nminiun, 1 nui
happy to say thnt I mil convulsive,"
My llltlo 4-ycnr-otd Mnliel came toinotlio
ntupr iiinriiliifr In lintloii lire iinmii w i f i la
Ingeniously fontrivwl to fnsten lelilnd for
somo unknown fenilnlno ivnxou nnd
thoughtfully remnrkedi "If I could get lo
hitid myself I could do It,"
1 snld to my llttlo son, ilVf yenrs oldi "Thnt
Is nil tho jelly you rnn hnvo, denr; mnko it
go as fnr as you can." Quick ai a Hash cmnn
tho nuswort "I'll mnko It go as far ns my
stomach."
Llttlo 3-ycnr-old Arthur was pulling the
cat's tnll, when n gentleman visiting there
snld: "You musttit do that; iho will bite."
To this ho replied: "Cats don't blto nt this
end."
"You don't mean to say thnt you under
stand French, Tommyl" "Olil yes, I do.
Whim ma mid pn senk French nt tea, I know
I'm to hnvo a powdw." Unbyhood.
Tlui Mmn Kiln Cluti.
When tlio meeting hnd ocnnd In duo mid
nuclcnt form llrother (Innlner looked up mid
down tho nMes ami snldi
"Dnr' nr' mnuy strnngo things about ills
yero thing railed huniim nntur'. I'ny 11 bar
lier double jirlco fur a slmvo toilny nn' fo'
weeks heuco ho will liev do cheek to usk fur n
cash loan.
"If I loud Pickles .Smith n dollar mi' ho kin
conveniently y it buck ho nr' grateful. If
ho wants touno tint dollar fur sunthlu' else ho
looks iiK)ii mo as mi opjirossor.
"Chip in nn' feed and clotho a poor family
outer charity nn' doy nt ouco Jump to do con
cIihIuiii dnt do world owes 'em a lililu'.
"A citizen wid a thousand dollars In lilt
ockct won't wnlk two squares wldout hovln'
his I100U blncked. A citizen wld n f 10,000
house will keep mi olo picket fonco Atnntllu'
in front of it yenr nrtcr year im mi ornnmeiit.
n"You'll find do clinp who wnnts sunthiii'
to keep olT do cold iu Jlntmry ealllu' fur sun
thin' to ward olf do heat In July, mi' du curui
part of it nm dnt he calls fur do snmo sort of
whisky.
"When n ninn hns slandered or lied nbout
you, you kin an' do forgive him. Whou you
hov slnuderod or lletl about Homebody else,
you wouldn't ferglvo 'cm if doy cum to yer
on tallied knees.
"Woargy dot it makes no difference to our
jiocket whnt our nnybur nlrns, but if wo I'nm
at his salary nr' greater dnn old's, do least wo
klti wish lilin ur' tin eo tnontlis' Hlckness.
"Do howliii' of my dog nelier illxtiirbs tno
in do slightest, but let my naybur's cat utter
0110 'yeow' nn' I'm right on eand in bed un'
flghtin' mail." Detroit Freo I'ross.
Creillt In the Went.
There nro different kinds of pluck. They
don't always lusplro tho Kama respect and
confidence. A man In Arizona scut up to a
llrm In San Frnnclsco for somo goods. Thoy
wero to Ito furnished on credit, mid ho gave
arofeieuco in town. Tlio llrm called uon
tho reference.
"Do you know this man in Arizonaf
"Know him? Certainly; know him well."
"What kind of a man is her'
"Ilo's a splendid fellow; a good follow."
"He's iu business there, isn't hof
"Why, yes. Ilo's mi enterprising chap:
got lots of push mid pluck."
"He's written to us."
"What does ho wantl" ,
"Credit."
"That's nil right."
"Well, we'd liko to know what kind of a
man ho is."
"What kind of a man hoi?? Grit! That's
whnt ho is. Ilo's tho kind of a mmi who'd
put up (1,000 on a pair of deuces nml nover
wink."
"Thnnk you." Snu Frnuclsco Chronicle,
Tlio Tallies Turned.
Tho Into Hov. Rural Dean Smlthell, of
Omemeo, Out., wroto a very Illegible, band.
On 0110 occasion ho sent u letter to the bishop
of Nlagura. who returnod it with this in
dorsement: Duaii Sihtiiell Impossible to rend it.
Yours, Fum.k.
Tho bishop wrote the namo and titlo of his
reverend friend 011 tho envelope, but entirely
forgot tho address, wbl?h was supplied in
pencil by tho postmaster. Dr. Smlthell im
mediately returned it in an iticlotmre with
these remarks;
Dear Fuller Tho next timo you write
please address your letter. Yours,
Hmithell.
Detroit Free l'ress.
A Family Affair.
"Bingley, I am very much disgusted with
you."
"What's tho matterr
"Well, I was unfortunate enough to be ar
rested tho othor dny nnd when I sent a note
to you asking you, as a friend, to help me
out, you nover even uuswered mo."
"I couldn't do anything for you."
"Why tiotl"
"I was in Jail myself." Nebraska Btato
Journal,
Llttlo Dully Do you liko coffee, Mr. Wat
kins? Old Mr. Wntklns Certnlnly, donr.
Little Kmlly Well, you make such a noise
swallowing, 1 thought erhnps it hurt you.
Doe Itr New York Tribune.
An Kiuburrutiluff Queitluu.
XL
1 s&cAfii- UB.rt
A lUtiblt lVnro In New ZrnlMiit
In tho MnoKoitilo country, on tho South
Inland of Now Konlnnd, nnd between latitude
43 and 4 1 south, an exiMxIltlou uns tiimle a
fnw weeks since by n Inrge nrty of olUelnN
nml others, whoso object wns to determine
thooxnet liuouM)u whieli a rabbit feueoor
Imrrler should Im erected across tho Inland,
The minister of lauiN, who headed tho (tnrty,
after very careful examination, concluded
that it would Im Imiiracllcalilo to nuilutnlii,
even If oueooivoted, a rabbit proof fence, Iu
that region, llesldes, nil iuiinenso glacier
which lnyiiiou the mountain sliiK'Sof tho
"Houtherti Alpi," and which wns under con
stant motion, threatened any barrier thnt
might Iki roiiMrtivtod. Tho object of this
barrier wns to prevent tho rnhhits from mi
grating from one portion of tho colony to
another.
On tho Tnsinnn river, which Is In Houth
Cnntorbury, and Is nenr Mt. Cook, there nro
several miles of Imnk devoid of vegvtntlon,
tho river being three miles wide mid Mowing
Iu numerous deep mid rapid chuiiiick This
laud would bo n barrier to tho advance of
tho long iared foe. The minister concluded
thnt if 11 fence wns envttil for twenty miles
011 tho nt side of the Tnsnutii river tho rnb
bits could not enns into Houth Canterbury.
Other feud's will Ih erected nt vniious JHilnts
iu thnt pnrtof the colony, mid on Wultnkl
river, whew n bridge hud nITordod tho mis
hits n inenns of crovdug fnun onu side to tlm
other, n rabbit proof gnto wivt to lw erected,
tliogntoto Imcloseil nt night, uud n similar
gnto wos to bo placed ot tho rnllroml brldgo
tiH)ii tlio soma river. Ainerlcnn Agricul
turist.
lol It lint llitlny 11I Hallways.
Tho grand fiiuct Ion of tlio railway is to
chnngotho whole bails of civilization from
military to industrial. Tho talent, tlio en
ergy, tho money, which Is expended In main
taining tho whole of F.uroH ns nn nrmed
camp is hero excndod In building mid main
taining railways, with their army of 9,0(V
OIK) of men. Without the help of railways
tho rcliclllun of the southern stub could
nover hnvo IsH'ii put down, mid two grent
etmtdlng armies would hnvo loen necessary.
Ily tho railways, aided by telegraphs, it Is
easy to extend our Federal system over nil
entiro continent, mid thus illsiouso forever
with standing nrmies,
The mornl elfect of this uioii Kuropo is
grent, but it physlcnl elfect Is still greater.
Americnu rnilwiiys hnvo nenrly ubollshcd
Inudlonlism iu Ireland, and they will one day
nbollsli it In Kngland, mid over tlio continent
of KuroK). Ho long ns KuroK) was deMind
cut for food iiH)ii Its own Held, tho owner of
thoso fields could fix Ids uwn rental. This
h can no longer do, owing to tlio cheapness
of trauiporUitlon fnun Austrnlln and from tho
prairies of America, duo to tho Inventions of
Nutt, tho Htephensons, Ilessonier nnd llol
ley. With tho wealth of tho lamllorj his
political iwwer w ill pass away. Tho govern
ment of Kiiroenn countries will pnss out of
tho hands of the gio.it landowners, but not
Into those of the rubble, ns is fen nil. It will
p:iM into tlio same huinls that govern Amer
ica today tlio territorial democracy, tho
owners of small fumix and t'le manufacturers
mid merchants. Tluuuai Curtis Clarke, in
Kcribner's
New TiirkMi rortllh'iitloiK.
Advicen from Constant luoplo statu thnt tho
plnns for completing tho fortlllcntlnns of
Adrinuoplo mid Tchnbildja hnvo been ap
proved lij" the porte, nnd will soon receive
the wuictlon of the sultan. According to
theso plnns tho town of Tchntnldja, whjch Is
nlxuit three miles distant from Constantino
pie, will Ikx-oiiui the center of a largo in
trenched ramp, enpnblo of holding nn nnny
corjis of 60,000 men, and tho pivot of a con
siderable nnny, tho right wing of which will
bo protected by tho Illnck Hen mid tho loft
by tho 80a of Marmora. Tho wholu iwsltlon
will lo defended by uioro than 100,000 men,
which fact gOfs to show that iu enso of wnr
tho decisive battlo is oxx-cted in tho neigh
borhood of Tcliatalilja, mid thnt Coiistaiitl
noplo Is lHIng secured against an attack
coming from tho northeast. It Is stated that
tho works will bo Iwgmi nt ouco. Vienna
Cor. London Times.
Counterfeit Currency In I'url.
Tho most jiorfoct counterfeit paper money
with which any capital of Kurojie hns jrolm
bly over lieen nlllictod is circulating in Paris
in tho shnMi of A00 frnno not.-s. It has de
celvcsl bunkers nnd expert. As it has been
particularly reserved to Americans tolo
vato tho financial brunch of crimo to n dno
art, tho culprits wero naturally looked for
among our countrymen, mid arrests have
been made accordingly. It would Imj humil
iating to our patriotic criminal classes to
havo this excellent pleco of work attributed
to iwoplo of another nationality. Tho French
detectives have always oxpresvd high ad
miration for American skill mid enterprise.
in this particular Tho arrested men owo it
to their country to bo convicted. New York
World.
New York's "Mont ile IMete."
A society with $1,000,000 capital has been
formed iu Now York city, which proKwcs
to do 11 business similar to that of tho pawn
brokers, otferlng to tlio poor who liavo to re
tort to such institutions n safo, fair and ru
tonablo accommodation. Tho intention is to
establish nltout twenty ofilces iu this city and
ten in Hrooklyn. It will be operated upon
tho plan of the "Mont do Pleto," which is
conducted by tho French government. In
terest uon loans will Ixj but 10 or cant, per
annum. Tho society will also aid poor peo
plo who nro known to tho manngers, or when
unredeemed goods aro sold, if the price real
ized is more than the loan and iuterest
amount to, tho amount received in excess
will be paid over to the pledger. Frank
Leslie's.
New Drink for Feminine I'alates.
In tiovemges, the novelty that seems to
strike fenilnlno palates matt agreeably is a
now drink, which is likely to havo n remark
able summer popularity. It is said to havo
been first introduced Into Now York by a
lndy on her return from Euroixj. Sho got
tkorccixiin India, where It had been used
for years by tho wives and daughters of
rirltlsli army officers iu sultry weather. It
is simply 11 decoction of mint with a little
kumiuel It is n delicious mixture and singu
larly cooling, but its very low urcciitago of
alcohol will disqualify it for masculine taste,
Now York Hun.
AVhar Tliy I'nunil.
A Boston exisxlltlon in fceurch of buried
tremure hnvo found nnd raised mi Immense
michm' .if antiipinteil nnd foreign pattern,
huviiiK a shank nbout fifteen feet long mid a
ring tweiit)-nin inches in diameter. They
also mixed two iron cannon of ancient stylo
nnd toiiud part o 11 vessel's bottom with pig
iron I ml last, all of which hnvo recently bceu
washed out of tho sand after Iwlng covered
H)rh:ips for centuries. Tho guns unt thickly
eovensl with shells nnd doixv.it. Tlio guns
nro to Ihi plactsl 011 exhibition. Philadelphia
Tunes.
The let tin Could Do.
I slid to my llttlo son, il yenrs old: "Thnt
U nil the Jell you cnu hne, dear; make it
go ns far us you can." Quick as a Hush emtio
tho answer: "I'll makoitgoas far us my
stomach." lliibyhood.
AT
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Special attention is paid to
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Stock Lame.
Assortment Complete.
All the New Shades.
All the New Fabrics.
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145 South Tenth Street.
EYE ITV BODY KNOWS
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IT'S THE
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THE PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER.
This is the only mower made that vill cut high grass. Guar
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Full line of Door and Window Screens, Cutlery, etc.
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choicem:linery,
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-
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