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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-15

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The Granite Industry in the United states.

A recent census report announces that
in the United States the total value Of the
output for the production of granite for
the calendar year ending 1889 was S1AA64,
OBS. while according to the census Of 1850
it was only s., 1ss, 9os showing a gain of
So, 275 OF, or 179 per cent. The four most
productive states according to the census
OF 1890 were Massachusetts, Maine, Cali
fornia and Connecticut, in the order named.
and the four states having the greatest
percentage increase of productiveness since
1880 are Minnesota New York, Delaware
and Georgia
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FROM the Iatest Rutnentlc portralt.j
It is not of record in recent European
history that any monarch has received SO
enthusiastic welcome among strangers
as that lately accorded the young emperor
of Germany by the people of England.
From the time of his landing until the
hour of his departure he was the object OF
social attentions and popular applause. The
fear entertained previous to his visit that
she anarchists would make disagr seable
demonstration proved unfounded. Indeed
the only unpleasant episode that arose was
one for which a body of his former subjects
was responsible.
A number of Germans resident in Eng
land presented the emperor with an address
of welcome, in which, by some remarkable
blunder, the name of the empress did lot
appear Naturally, William resented this
slight to his well beloved consort by refus-
ing to make any reply. He figured at gar
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Trades.

NTANTED-A HARNESS MAKER AT ONCE.
w J. Cross, 5J6 W. Douglas ave. d52-6t'
N{rANTED-A WAITER FOR ONE OR TWO
w weeks. Apply at lis EBst Douglas avenue
G5J-2ts
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO Aug l3.
Wheat-This was another wild and worrisone
lay in the wheat pit. Prices went up and down
over wide range without any apparently sufficient
cause. Bulls and bears were all on the grid iron;
Of The situation and improved their opportunities to
the extent OF ultimately carrying prices 10 point
f4sC above closing figures yesterday, and the close
was /: &c Gher. The bulls long delayed prediction
al dollar wheat finally verified and they hailed
the big round figure with a mighty shout. This
occurred close 10 the epd OF the session. 1t was Il
being made 20 put il higher and it was doubtless
put to that figure for moral effect. There were
farious DTS Of sensational news chiefly bull char
Rcter, but the general belief that the market Is in
the hands Of clique of heavy operators the
leading cause o. the extreme nervousness. At
opening December sold for 9s to 99c all within two
minutes. against N1aSc as closing figure yesterday.
The market reached TO 972sc ana was comparatively
suddenly the crowd was seized with the buying
r. Il satged to Ssc. and closed 95kc: cash an
august 997 &c. september gSci December $3.50;
Corn-Strong but unsettled though not showing
asmuch strength as wheat
Oats-Steady TO strong
Iard-Firm,.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
FLoUR-DuiL, essy =, Spring patents g soa5 40,
WHEAT-August $3.50. September 9Sc.
CoisS-Augi9lst 6sssc. September 5ssso, October
GArs-August 2Sgsc. September 2slac. May as4c.
PuRk-AGgust sl0 ebSi0 10 september clio 10.
LARD-Augast sc 60, September IS 80 ooto-
Cash quotations were as follows
WHEAT-955sc.
CUttN-6>S4c.
oAIS---sg-s}ec
BAELEY-67c.
fLAASEED-4lOL
TINOTHY-S1 *
POkK-Slo 00Sl0 10
Snort S4tl5STi RIBs-ss ooss 81
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-X6 2os6 e
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-<7 20s7 81
MhlSkY-SI -
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Business about the yards dull.
Nobody but spectators bought hogs
here today.
Eureka bank sent in load of good hogs.
II. A. McClelland is at Fort Worth on
business.
Isaac Wilson, of Waterloo, drove in a lot
of COWS and heifers for today's market.
Today's shipments were made by: Hanks
6 Arnett, one car of cattle; Wilson, one
car of hogs; Fort Worth Packing Co., one
double-deck car of hogs, and Dallas Pack
ing Co., one double-deck car of hogs
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Wichita Grain Market.

ILHIIAt Aug. Il
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIN-Car lots on track.
WHEAT-No2 sc, No hard lie, nos 73c No 4
5OC wheat 4OGI0c.
COkN-NO 3 or better 4jC.
OATS-20a22c.
RYE-ho or better Coo.
HAN-Baed IS O0E6 90 per ton, loose. 81 0095 on.
GROUND CORN-CEop in lots 81 % per 100
pounds. corn an oats II IL per 100 pounds, bran
sacked sc per lO0 pounds.
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QUEER CLAIMS ON FAME.
THREE PERSONS PROMINENT BEFORE
THE PUBLIC FOR NOVEL REASONS.

One Is the Biggest Prosecutor. Physically,
in America, Another Has Refused .
Scholarship Medal and the Third As
sumes the Name of Jefferson Davis.
Fame Is not always a matter of en-
deavor and accomplishment It often
comes to people in curious ways, as wit
ness the cases of the three persons men
toned below.
Stephen A. Douglas is Chicago lawyer
of good reputs who now flls the position
of public prosecutor He is son of the
Little Giant" and has inherited 70 Ger
tain degree the talent of mis- distinguished
father. But neither ability nor parentage
is responsible for the fact that Mr.. Doug
las is one of the best known and most
conspicuous men in the Worlds fair city
People point him out because be is a
heavyweight. They first remark to a
visiting stranger, That's Steve Douglas:
amt he fat?" And then they add. Pretty
smart fellow too; good lawyer and a chip
of the old block"
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IlrA&TEI--A SUIT up TSYCKWf9TK1
w fooa1s ESvs1E s&s. nztA re = - - - -
~ fEo Jag asss. IsE nzgst - Ere. 49, fesszza
Aires - as = C~1os. e. -
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WICHITA 4 WESTERN n. n
Ho, for the Mountains Of colorado.

Round trip tickets TO Denver. Pueblo,
Colorado Springs and Trinidad. cheap
Only So so for the round trip, good 10 re
turn until Oct. 81. 1891. Remember the
Missouri Pacific railway IS the short line
to all Colorado points. Train leaves daily
at $50 D. m. arriving at Pueblo Uext morn
ing for breakfast and Denver for dinner
For all points in Colorado, Utah. Mon
tapa and Washington, take the Missouri
Pacific railway. Chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all train. Call at city
ticket office for further information, maps,
pamphlet, etc. etc. Telephone oil
T. l. BLECKLEY.
14tf P end T. A, ~ y. Main ST
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According 70 the o2spions delivered a. a
field day Of the London Vegetarian society
tie true remedy against drink has been
found A ciet OF grains, fruits and auts,
II IS said. VIII prosiGce healthy, vigorous
humanity and destroy eli craving for g-ti-
fetal stinnlsats alcohoIis drinks and lar
eq..c&
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From the latest authentic portrait.l
den parties, royal receptions and military
reviews, always in company with the en-
press, and has left the tight little isle"
thoroughly satisfied with his trip.
The pictures of William and Augusta
here given are from the latest London pho
topraOhs
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Bs-T AEa resolved - Live 10 longer n
you rs3ec: zee. Yoa-y0a-ars ray lie.
sp@ak,
EEs~-Weil. / doa't caro- Z you fzks.
Your hfs. iEens-Su1ita. cry & Co.s
4cutaIT.
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Wichita Froduce Market.

WICHITA Aug. a.
FLOUR-Hghest patent g GO, second patent 81 80
extra fancy - ~, fancy e o.
BUTTEK-First creamery lie, second creamery
15C finest dairy lie, fine dairy &c, common dairy &C.
EGGS-l0c per dozen.
POULTKY-Roosters 81 5G612 CO. per dozen or $50
per pound hens 81 0JG2 % per dozen &c per
lound, spring chickens 81 75G5 % per dozen or &C
per Found, turkeys case per pound. ducks sc per
pound geeSe-nO demand.
POTA1OES-New SOC per bUshel-
COAL-Anthracite Sil 90. Canon City IS 90, Weir
City - So Frontenac 81 80 PittsUurg - 80 Illinois
81 VI, MCAlister 81 %.
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verdant Surroundings

How do you hike Bar HarborT
Very much Everything is so beau
tifully green there-the woods, the fields
and the college boys-that it almost
makes New York girl feel green too"
-Munsey's Weekly.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New / Ork Money.

NEW YORK Aug IL
Money on call easy ranging from l1e TO per
genU. closed offered mt per ,ent,
Prime mercantile paper 81 G7lR.
Sterling exchange quiet at S1e for CO-day
bills and 81 s6be for demand
IotEl sRle OF stock today was POS 200 shares.
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, IlieOluIu 10 prime, COTH leu :
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES,
HOGS.

The hog market was dull today. Most of
the offerings were of fair grade but none
of the packers had orders in and the spec
ulators had everything their own way.
The prices were trihe lower than those
OF yesterday. 1t is not expected that there
will be much life in this branch Of the
market before some time next week.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
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Style versus Comfort.

Mrs. De Style first day on s FARM
Horrors, Our host is going TO eat dinner
in his shirt sleeves
Mr. De Style (nopping his forehead
Thank heaven, Then l can too.-Nev
York Weekly.
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Wj(JIlt gayle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were; 522 Cattle, 81 Hogs.
Shipments 80 Cattle, 357 Hogs.
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CATTLE
WIrurrA Aurnst Il

ICHIIA.
The cattle market was but little changed
today, the receipts being nearly all Texas
cattle unloaded for feed. Although the
spectators were on the market, Whit
taker bought all the cattle offered that
were fit to butcher The prices that are
being paid lately are not strong, but range
comparatively with the eastern markets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-15

Blanks of every description can be found
in the business Office OF the EAGLE, first
floor, in quantities 10 suit. Call at the
counter. #
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MISCELLANEOES

Tuter Vie Lead 2o pzr Ills PEI asr
TIVIS FRUIT CANS ~ WHOLESALE At M
Il Last BCUsas. Wl14lu&. kaEzzA hifs a "a.
s4-Zt'
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The following are the representative sales OF hogs
ct the yards today:
Brief Mention.

Good stock sheep s0a So SOFAS q
Good stock ewes 7HGS0..................2 5UG3 81
Good to extra wethers, 7jGS5. .......,.... 003 On
Good to extra lambs. QUG5 u
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ARTICLES.

BU IiER-Iig6er, Fancy Eigin creamery Ia
iSlec- Inc western &c. uae dairy lIs6lc 80
EGGS-l5}eSls5aC-
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Kansas CITY Produce.

Kansas CITY Produce
KANSAS CITY Aug Il
a. a.. fancy 81 sUal 50 - - 1'N7
WHEAT-Stronger No. . hard, cash. ssso bi5
august s63sc bid. No. 2red cash So bid - -
tOkN-Lcwer. No cash sac bid August srI5,
OAIS-M eaker. No. cash &c bid Au-iIsI
Sc bid. 'e-9'
RYE Steady NJ &c.
BUrTER= Frm,i Creamery l4lsz l6c dairy loz
&esstore packed ssEI0c 40
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MUSIC.
First Floor Blank

New morning express, Kansas City 20
Chicago The Santa Fe route. 4Stf
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EGGS-Firm, 12c.
BAY-Steady. Fancy prairie IS 50.
ARTICLES.
ST. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA
wHEAT-Strong, excited ElG41c higher No, 2
Cash $3.50, August 961zc bid, september $3.50 bid
December 95szc bid.
CORN-Hgher No. Cash 5.1kc, August 5711c
September 5554c, year Ale nominal.
OATS-Firm. No. 2, cash 281sc, August 2I94c bid
September 2734c bid.
PORK-Lower,Sl0 30,
LARD-Steady, sc II.
WHISKY-Steady 81 IL.
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Trains marked thus = daily.
EQCIPN gNT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No IA, Kansas City express. runs solid to
Kansas City has chair car service.
Train No. 400 comes direct from Galveston ard Is
through Chicago train leaving Wichita at 10; 20p
ana arrives in Ceicago the next day at 9:l5 m.
Train No. l0S hae free reclining chair car 10 Kan
sRs City Pullman to Kansas City, also to Topeka
Atchison and St Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No 409, has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. l0S has through Pullman 10 Fl
oTth and Galveston.
Train No AS has reclining chair car from Kansas
CITY and stops at Wichita.
City Union Ticket Office Cor Main and lst street and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 5th
avenues. ". D. MURDOCH. D. ?. A.
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EINANCIAL

H7IHT FaTs
NJ o&FI 80 LOAN - IAH8E or ANAL,
1fA amounts on cattle. ACfsfs, Flanys hauseha a
gVodS. ADiee. bonds any good ssIIr3ty. n ltEltA
Loan Go room cNos lft = Nah a. fag 20
LItAIl EtiE LOANS. CATTLE IDAH~-EOE-
~ IoaAsa 90 zlnaost sfsfythigE ~ J. B. La
i1i1. oser sisGotG aesfJ corner .fat aud 10 a
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ST. louis L SAN FRANCISCO n. r.


NORTH AND IA-T.
No. 4ll~ Kansas City EXPRESS
No. tU6~ Chicago vestibuled
express. -...-.....-.
No. 40S- Missouri River eX-
press. .......
No. 457 Englewood express
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. s07s Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. $1,000.
No. +U7' Caldwell and PAN
handle expresf...........
No. 4O3' Fl. Worth, Calves
ton and Texas express. go.
No. 4l3' Wichita Express,
No. A5I Englewood accrn. -.
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is the delight Of. broad-faeed, elderly yoWsn.
w srsty nss ss,n mot r Il ; yo" n
N a. s9s fen and ss s.sn snY ssSs Il
sS N .p each q sd Hal. 9 s.. ssss
s sss 81: yls sS:Ssa
knew tSs sIp%s lsid Il thsIr door, :. -. h.,r.
viii wsil around sH DAY rather than let enc
S:Ssr .Ssss s re iii ' s.ec .cs q
sympathsticsiIy.. You are ushersd {nt9 one q
SSs s es q hrsaa e ds sHssS
With little wI:ps BAR sSIsns s te; ss
gloom. You are alone when YOUR hair z
!ooaaEei. sEd Xodr SWITCHES and false iropte
WsS ey Even no re Sda
= stPSsps Ssr Ss!d s.:S SsId
sras %srd are sn3 sa have
sas You sSo viii f12Ae e. 1 Spirited away into
t aaer woHs s ns oS Sn cr y "a.
Men also consult this famous woman specials
Sat tSey never he men. soastisS. man
Ss s :SssG S n: ssd sshs sSs
sa os ss Sh s. ssS SSs sh
thst Tie Sft-regommendsd twanty strokos q
me s a Saey ss
All. y %s sssr distant door bsns. YOU ~ :
g ~ sa u sas ooa 81 opss.
man whose voice you think you know 10 gone.
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A Bss,ssss wona.'s Lssss..

A business woman often takes letters and
packages to the General Post once to be
weighed. As often % she has dono that she
has heen Impressed anew with the weak and
trivial curiosity OF the male mind. for ever
time she handed In something to be weighed
"it Certainly beats anything" she said to
herself. 10 thlpk Of anything being as curious
A few days ago she repeated this exnerience
up 70 q certain point The variation began
"Be o good Flea, Wouldn't It. for you to nut ON
here the State shpss here papers Is g"in 70
saved nvo Hundred bundles II from being lost in
the last three weeks, lookin' to see II they was
directed OIL right ! don't bother, about the
ts
such things; but slways look OF tho ladies'
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tended 10 IN . second AFTER they come Up. they
them think they are being treated wall. and
they win stay the. entire mcrnipa. she calcu-
lstes TO q second Just whom the lady's patience
r. getting exhausted. sends girl to DO some
little thing for her. and so keeps her contented
until there IL Q chance to serye her.
The woman barber, a. . rule. DOESN'T talk 80
much asthe maa; She cent haze chancc.
Ths cuetSmer 7 lks all the time. TIE fay9Eite
i ifs sSiS and doot Ike that tspt you MAKE
my. hair golden u. signs q dark haired woman.
with skin the color Of boarding house coffee
MY husband does admire hiondes 30 much."
And what. 10 your husband p aaks the
barber. Why dont you continually praise
the type OF man that u most uniik 9. him. These
women that try to pletse their husbands make
q great mistake. ~ you want ? man to like
you don't fuse over him; Don't let him know
{cu care for him d. ~ The things he hst sps
Other men md; gracious bow he'll hustle
tire lie TO man and. he doesn't want Il be-
cause he's got II. You abuse him and he Ia
your slave, and can't do enough for you"
ing her locks dressed for the ceremony. She
wants q switch fastened In with. her hair so
she can have u braided In all right, she ex-
plains with little blush. and comb II in the
morning In with her own hair. How the dim:
Pies dance - the barber selects little look OF
little way. ,ties ne switch 70 4. securely. and
head sss ~SisSsss @ tie i.dss sRs serves Yes
next and ssys:. Three hundred and sixty
ehe'l keen that up" -. S.. .
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AN EXCHANGE OF Condolences.

And the lady smiles a. she answers. Prob.
Ably "a long As the husband will NOTICE any
Sasd's bride, had II cut at just "f long enough to
out He never noticed Il for three weeks, and
then she told him., They had lovely quarrel
and and Il coss him diamond bracelet to mako up
woman talks very little while tho skilfnl.
soft yoiced little maid .scrubs and occurs the
long hair. 1t Isn't comfortable. you know. With
the water trickling down the back Of her mock
Il begins to dry little. and while the maid
e the ,womsn reclins. IL q comfortable chair:
arms ana talts i al over s xltS she friend Who
usually goes with her 70 the place. Two men
never think Of going to the barber shop to-
:ssST az nsSt sss she ss Ma e e
their pleasure In spoiled unless they can 60 In
pairs, like bridesmaids at q wedding. to the
hair dresser or to the Turkish hath. On ono
side the room woman with her ohemlse tied
sEP baby fashion With blue bows bow Is telling her
an establishment with q husband counted
N among the Iuxuries. and her friend sympa.
thetically 4nswers that she is sure must
they 90 At their hoTse s to Pfy the BIZ: on a.
plaine. I'VE run the apartment on tho Xmeri-
Gan plan. and know exactly what everything
is going to cost: the week pay We order on
are an awful lot the most"
" S Tasr sespf W Rsr
telling another how she has saved all tho Tit
to put the Christmas presents In that you can
buy 30 much cheaper at the other stores, and
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HER CROWNING GLORY.
How a Woman Behaves Whsn
She Goes to a Barber.
she TAKES A FRIEND WITH her,
Something a Man Never Does when
He Wants q Hair Cut.
FASHIONS LATEST FRoLlcs.

8ens Of her Foliies, Too-6owns that .
Wonas Must Have-A Stuaning Recep-
tioa Drsss-ChiIdrea's Dresses-Chriat-
mas Preseats that May DO ~ sde ~ Hose.
A woman's barber shop is about as much
like Q mans a. o silk tea gown is like q pair OF
trousers. and the typical female barber re-
semblss the male tonsorial artist ss Tenny-
son idyn resembles . campaign ballad. This
10 tho cycle Of cleanliness. and "a On important
fseture Of It's apparatus the woman's barber
shop multiplies In numbers and increases In
popularity. Indeed. the woman who docs not
patroniSe ono Of these establishments at least
onoe each month Is regarded a. q greater
Philistine than was the woman considered .
few years ago who patronIsed them At all
Another phase Of the evolution is that while In
the old days woman consulted the hair
dresser in secret, and fearfully IS she might
visit the chiropodist and delicately refrain
from speaking Of It. now she makes her morn
ing s6ance with the barber the subject Of her
sftsrnoon's chat over the teaoups. particularly
II she has pretty hair.
Just around an uptown Broadway corner IL
the most famous Of these establishments, with
the names on It's brushes copied from the
NoAllister list. and with the merriest. wisest
woman barber to direct its operations.
II al the reports ara true. this clever little
woman with the golden brown hair that all tho
gray-hsired women want theirs dyed to match.
and tho most discreet and mischievous Of
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economical sweet creature In existence to DO
simply well enough dressed TO look like lady
on every occasion without having i've gowns
for each season. All OF these gowns need not
necessarily be new, but each one must be In
perfect order and remodelled according to the
prevailing mode. The FIRST and chief essential
Of them all 10 Q street or shopping dress
for morning wear. A woman does not look
like lady II she appears In half-worn and
shabby elegance ~ the morning. There is per-
haps no better test OF . womsn's good taste In
dress than this very point Of utilizing old
The sants principle ~ the shop girls wearing
hsr tawdry sunday ensry 70 business on Mon,
dsy mornipsl only that ths girl IRE the better
a. sad :ss sss sooa iSn
fair allowance Invests In, then. ia q simply
q. plain little hat or bonnet to match. The
skirt OF this gown is not ". sweeping ~ that
OF the afternoon dress, 1t H. simply stitched
around tho bottom and made with Q lap on
eve s saa t apsns s9 Wsess .
has q habit bodice. double breasted, out very
down 70 . narrow position back. The ,waist 70
severely stitched and fauit!9ssly fitted. and u
completed lust now, With linen cults closed
worn Sy shs well MHag plain little
AND the simplest Of b0nnstA
AID after this dress, the qext gown i9 I'M
portANea 10 one OF wool. hkudsomsly made up
Ehss woman tEae Ssnf SEss dhsssS dress Or
. theatre dress can wear tho cloth gown TO
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s sfs l. e sse shs sfs s az mstn
the bag. OF cotton. 10 Suspended At the toy.
coffee ground extra nne while It Is hot and put
ipto an air-tlGht recertncle. Whsn car, Of
this ground coyIco Is opened tts Ddor peryadoS
tho whole apartment, a. the volatile oil has
not had q Chance to escape.
In Haytl they roast, grind. and uso thctr cof-
fee ut onco. $685..
To mako good oofien:
Erst-Havo tho ooneo good. fresh. ground
very fne.
9econd-Pour hot water into the coffee not,
80 A. tn heat Il thoroughly before use.
Third-Put tfor an ordinary tamil y a tsacup-
plnced at the TOP OF the open heated not.
Fourth-Pour on boiling water until. sum-
ciept coffee Ia made. Renew az required
The process is one Of displaooment such as
t. used A. pharmacy. It 70 wonderful with
what facility roasted coffee impatts its virtues
its virtues SO rapidly. A good cup OF coffee
can DO made In ono minute In this way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

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