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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-03
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION,

Happenings Of Interest Briefly Photographed for
Busy World Readers.
Martinsburg wants clean streets and
better pavements Will she get them?
Insurance adjusters are in the city
at work with the Steam Laundry Com
pany.
The Baptist parsonage on West
Burke Street viii be completed BY
April lst.
The handsome new residence Of
Mr4 w. q. Edwards, On West Burke
Street Is completed.
Mr.. John Grim, Of White Hall, yes
terday moved to the farm Of Dir. ]. P.
Garter, near Gerardstown.
The tax payersAfor town clock iony
With anxious hearts and signs
And think to them belong
The right TO have this enterprise,
The brick yards 81, Hagerstown, all
combined, produced 100000 brick
last year, aboutfye million.of which
were used in that place.
Guy Trammel, son Of Squire Tram
Imell, met with painful accident at
HE Hannis Distillery Cooper Shops on
Tuesday, Ny cutting OF the end Of his
left thumb,
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

The.savings and Loan Association
It'll its principal Office at Wheeling
az Incorporated Wednesday BY the
ecretary Of State. The capital stock
described IS s1,7O0 and right is re-
|rea u increase to s4,5O0,OOO, John
clator, A. j. M'Nash, James
[,Alanls, s. a.. Jefferson and score
Others are the ineorporators.
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WHY Do You ooueHs

When snodgrass' Syrup Of Tar and
Wild Cherry will cure youf 500 bot
ties sold this season. 1t speaks for
itself. Try bottle and you'll agree
with us. Prepared BY R. +. Snod-
grass 8 Co, Dispensing Druggists.
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AMONG THE SICK

Mr.. b. w. shaifer il under the
weather.
Rev. II. J. McKeefry has recovered
from brief illness.
Lillian Lee, little daughter Of Mr..
J. Nv. Thompson. is quite i'll.
Mr.. s. p. Whitmore, who has been
very i'll for some time past, il on the
mend.
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R.L.Snodgrass 4 CO. prepare Syrup
Of Tar and Wild Cherry for the throat
and lungs. It has never failed in eur
ing coughs and colds. Try bottle
and be convinced. Price IS cents 4
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CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.
b Ws,s IN the Coal Traffic for cumher-
land.

s7H Wssk in the Coal Traffic for cumher-
X. land.
fhe shipments from the mines Of
I cumberland coal region for the
ies ending Saturday, Feb, %, 1898,
rs ASIA tons, and the total ship
tats for the year to that date 500,
\ tans an increase Of 2,S02 tons, as
impaired with the corresponding
|lod u 1892 The shipments to the
tlmore and Ohio railroad for the
Eek We're $3.50 tons, for the year,
WY tons, an increase Of $685.
n compared with last year. The
p@ents 70 the Chesapeake aud
io'anal Company were tons for
Week, and the year tons, a de-
ase n tons as compared with
year The shipments by the
plsylyania railroad for the week
I'M '9S5 tons, and for the year
'sszN tons, 4 decrease Of 35y943
q compared with last year.
Y WORLD al 10 cents per week.
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sgrcIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
-yJ7IcE no IA IRONS.

TX II otratfon IF every 90 days al az.
sitb TnE WoHLD are due and colleetan IA
wsS FL r & piS s IL iist and placed
weeAs Y VI v hsad list. Z for future reference
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DON'T FORGET.

When you want your physicians pre-
scriptions compounded with neatness
and accuracy 10 take them to the phar-
macy Of A. NJ. Gilbert q Bro. II N.
Queen st.
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NJ. l.. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. First-class
work guaranteed.
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Help the poor; especially the poor
fellow who does not trade with Brown
the confectioner. Help him 70 iinda
place where every prospect plcases.
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VOW THE AcOEPTED TINE.

Merchants should commence adevr-
I'M their goods atonce. Now is the
roper time to let the people know Of
our new goods and prices. y will
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SEE THE WORLDS PAIR FOR Is OENTs.

Upon receipt Of your address and
fifteen cents III postage stamps. We win
mail yonprepaid orr souvenir Portfolio
Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
the regular price Is Fifty cents, but a.
we want you to have ONE, we make the
price aominar. You will find it a work
Of art and thing to be priced. II
contains full page views Of the great
buildings, with descriptions of same,
and il executed in highest style Of art.
If not satisfied with it, after you get Il,
we VIII refund the stamps and LET you
keep the book. Address
Ii. i. BUCKLEN a CO., Chicago, I'll.
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Meals at all hours day or night, good
eoks and accommodating walters,
,entral Eating House, Frank Rhodes.
..a,p;at,ar
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-. \ ~ AnTERTIgERs.

..5,,,s II T4E WORLD are requested %
n fa " E w. +. 4 .artisements oftener and regu
rhaAss I w. MAJ only attracts the reader, but
any,. Il Y Itye appearance for the paper. Novel
lfsse!itas sttys ~ ertising Is the only KIND that
W ~ y tbe present progressive age.
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WEATHER buLlahAlA.
observations taken -
Martinsbure every morning
=, O'Clock b. oEcnsE W.
v.rnrrnE. the Representa-
I've II the United States
< weather Bnfeaa. Tnr
wornp win use the same
ears a. displayed q the
cnnrt House and the people
A esn come very near know
~ what weather 20 expect
-
At7osclock 4. n.ssfe
fts't4' Maximum i6o.
Minimum-@.
x,.os Force Calm.
* direction from y. ".
s,,4ror ser. Clear
w.s, virginia, Western Pa, Indiana ana
~ ss,r warmer $. ". wind.
l',ps', "a stern New York. Pa, Nd Delaware,
81 s13 .,SInmbia, Maryland, Virginia ana
p.i i, -,i,a lair slightly warmer, westerly
Wind 49, 8, Thursday warm
II 5. W Wind,
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With tho bahys milk boiling over
for use the crown stove mat. Sold
BY J. W. R. Fisher, King ST.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-03

BIZ line of nobby double breasted
suits for youths and boys at N. =
Dorps. Watch and chain with every
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-03

You'll have smart tongue i you
use Louis Browns Evaporated Horse
Radish.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-03

Browns chocolates are 50 delicious
You really are unconcious Of eating
them.
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Stockholders Meeting I!

The Stockholders Of the Martinsbnrg street
Railway Company are hereby notified that there
wilIbe general meeting 81 the stockholders
held at the Office Of Faulkner 4 Walker on
TUESDAY. MARCH It'll, nj O'clock.
p ID. for the purpose 81 declaring two vacancies
III the Board OF Directors and the transaction Of
any other matter or thing which may legally
coma before said meeting.
ss-aw. j. b. WILSON. President
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w. K. SHoBER

does all kinds Of
REPAIRING & uPHoLsTERING.
al reasonable rates. and makes aspeclality Of
buying up old furniture.
south Church street,
hTartInsbnrg. w. Va.
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NOTARY PuBlIc ARp cOlLFcInR.

Having bern appointed aud commI&sInnodaa
Notary rqtllc Tor berkeley cuunfY. am nfc'
pared 10 write and Acknowledge
DEEDS. ACHIEVEMENTS. LMAsKs. Nrc...
special attention given 10 Pension nnslnoss and
coIleetlon Il claims
once with , 5. Tramnei. ! r. Nsi.tf
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Y WoRLD Al 10 eents per week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

TRAINS TIANE " Is
20 A. NJ. as minutes earlier from the foot OF Frank
In,st1 for Niadlstown, acknowledgement Port Jerle.
Monticello, Mountainda'. fasbnrgh. Liberty Livngstor
Manor Hancock, tarboniale Scranton, Walton, Delhi
sidney Norwich Edmcston. Utica. Rome Oneida. Oswego
3I5 r. NJ. Campbell llall, Lake Mohomh AID MIME
burgh Elienvle Pittsburgh. Hureyvile, Liberty, Lv-
= 90 T. NJ. Mlddlctown Falls6ursh Liberty Living
Manor Rockland Walton. Sidney. Norwich Oneida.
Oswogo Rochester NIAGARA Falls. Detroit. Chicago and
West. Pullman seepers; reclining chair ear free to
Suspension Bridge.
'Daiiy all other trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman seats and sleeplng-car berths
Obtained II 37l broadway. NcwYork
ANnEKSON u A.. oG BeaNer 81. NOW fOfk.
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EOr oo' co. IS g. 90 is night EXCEPT
30 G 90 +. NJ, rs nleht; -,
IA 90 : 90 :i5 T. NJ II rs night, except SATURDAY
night Sundays ii 80 X. NJ. | 200, 800 $3.50 P. NJ.
For louisville at 90, 90 s:45 4: NJ, 100 80.
4 90 : 40 T. NJ. IL 10 night except Saturday night.
SUNDAYS II 30 A. NJ. 100, 3 30 d 90 T.. NJ 12:l5
night. , $500, ,,,,,,... . ,oo
90 8 :i5 A. ~. 90 10 80 +. NJ. II rs night.
except Saturday night SUNDAYS ID A. NJ. 100 L. NJ
FOR Easton, bethlehem Allentown. Mluch Chunk Sc.
4 90 7:I5 As A. NJ. :00. 80. 5:I5 80 TO Allen.
town r. 81 sundays. $50, 7is 4. ". 90, 3 80 pm.
For Wilkesbarre Pitt,ton ana Scran \ 45 A. NJ.
40 p. NJ. Sundays. 80 A. NJ
FOR ked a bang Long 20 ~ M anu 10 80 90 90
as ?. NJ. sunday, eSeep,, Ocean Grove and Asbury
For Lakewood, Toms lver iaro o Park and Barne
For Atlantic City. Vneland and Brldgeton 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Reach Scabrlght and III Highland Reach
30 s:i5. II 80 A. NJ. 80 as. 90 30 r.. NJ.
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4 POSSIBLE LAUREATE.
A SAMPLE OF HIS OFFICIAL" woR

A SAMPLE OF HIS "OFF1CIAL" WORK.
Cable dispatches on sunday stated that Mr.. Lewis
Norris would probably be appointed Poet Laureate III
succession 10 TennysOn. This rumOr lends Interest 10
the following lines. which We're written by Mr.. MOTIFS
the occasion Of the recent opening OF the lhuer,i
Institute. In London, and printed In the oncl
programme:
six years have fed, since among the flowers
The vast Pavilion with its courty tilrong, nr
And mid the trumpe,s' blare, to PRAYER ana sons'
Where soars Today corOnal of towers,
The Empire swept along.
Long years To-day the same Imperial hand
Which laid the granite holds golden Key
Fair token of the visibl; Unity ,,oua walls stand
Which shall encircle. while These prouu Wills s"u'
Our Britain, land and SEA-
To-day orr dream embodied greets our eyes,
A thousand toiling hands and brains have wrought
The workers. willing strength, ,ne prG'lu'n' '"ousH''
And 10! the aery comes anu uo"ei' "''
Clear on the vernal SKIES.
NOT Of our colder Northern Art sedate.
I'm, TIGHTER blending East and West In one,
A flower of Fancy, quickened by ,he sun.
Act Keeping SIN, to guard our hesai Su''e'
The Lions at the gate.
Here in the stately chambers everywhere,
And corridors with vened marbles, fine.
All kindly fruits. our wide domnions bear,
And corn, and OIL and wine
With all the gains enfranchised Labor brings,
Are ranged to-day, to deck these ordered halls
Whereon no shadow of the sheathed sword falls
But Peace, angel. folds her golden wings,
And Commerce, smiling calls.
DREAM Prince, the dream dear to thy Sire and thee
Fulfil II, Fate! Here LEI the toller come
And find sure guidance to his waiting home
And honest work, and rear In days to be
New Britans over sea.
Here let the Daughter Nations. East and West
And North and south, take counsel and discern
How fair their mighty Mother is. and yearn
With love renewed. content awhile to rest
Safe on her fostering breast,
Till drawn together nearer. they shall bind
Close bonds OF love for all of British blood
Then our great alien kinsPen, heart and mnd:
Then, II Heaven WILL mankind
Zeal ioy-bells unawakened yet, nor cease!
Peal fiji our Isles and continents rejoice!
Tling far and wide new harmonious VOICE!
While. through long ages yet, our realms increase
In Unity and Peace!
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Qcarbfrs.

GENCY 10 SUPPLY tutors professors Va 30" siS
N all departments oi eafi.ns I'll,
OF liucd 10 parents
COYKIlKE Rook Building. loo Finn ave. cor ZoIh-st.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS hGEnOf
"A supplies Professor Teachers Tutors foN crhesses
NC. TO Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply %
MHS NJ j. fOUNG-FULTON. - Union square
A ,IiADU ATE OF YALE. cNrc icnc.d tu'or Wleh's PEI
n yate pupils. students coach for COLLEGE highest rel
er,,lccs. Address YALE BoN D. Tribune once
ELOCCTION and PHYSICAL CT III hE.r ,,.pr,N
II Gas and private instruction. MS y l. MAi.i ~
Hotel Brockholst lOl West SoLh ST., NeW'hWA 'lY.
THE FISK Teachers' Agencies Ne"-f9rk Bos,oi,
i Chicago, Los Angeles &c; $500 positions IA u
d. f. CROCkER. \. Y, Manager. 70 otha'c, u"th-'tJ
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Delaware, Lncknwnnna and Western X. X.
stations In New York foot OF Barclay ana Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. yE>TIBuLED TRAINS.
pIrIIMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEM ARK. BLooMFiELD. MONTGLAIR.
Ridge Madison MorrSs9,wSn, pasIsc Paterson Boom ,
PArCONG Hackettstown. sCHoOLEY,S MOUNTAIN,
Washington. PHILLlPsBCR,i. EAsION, WATER
GAP SrRoI Ds BU re-. Pocono Mountains SCRAN.
TON PiTTSrON WILKEsBAliRE. NANTICOKE.
DlNViIIT NORTHUMBERLAND, Montrose. BINS.
HkMrUX, 0&F0iiD NORWICH. watervllle. UTiCA.
6swEGo. ITHACA. owEGo, ELMTRA, CoRNfNG.
BATH, DANsVILLE, ECFFALO and all points
NEST, NoRTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST rv
Pi;tSS Pullman parlor cars. Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 9i5 a. IN. nexs
1920 A. VI. -BINGHAMroN NAIL Stops at principal
100 r. M.-sCRANroN, BINGHAMTON. and Ell
Mica APRtsSS. Pullman paror cars -
A.1O p. M.-sCKANToN, wILkES8ARRE and PLYM.
or1u IMPRESS. Pullman parlor -
1880 +. NJ. Daily)-,BrFFM6 LIMITED EXPRESS.
l'ul'.in .lcepcrs. Arrives 1T rs a. IN.
300 y. NJ. (b,Iiyl.-BrFFALo. UTICA ami oSwEGo
EAlkENS. Pullman slccpers.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
and i2s Broad%a A., Tks, at ,sTy Stations:
ave- Ncw.York; 1893 washingtcns ST. 726 Fnlton.St and
a broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full In.
formatou. at all stations.
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
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Mem DnblirG:ions

Twentieth edition, post paid for 25c.. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR Why it falls of turns n
l t;rcv and the Remedy Nv Prot. HARLEY PARKER
A. NJ LONG CO. LOIS Arch-st.. Phia:; Penn.
every one should read this little book-Athenaeuh
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSE\

Coal used eNclusivey in-urng Cleanliness
md Comfort,
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block signal
Systcm. Trims leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect Nlny IL. 1893.
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INSTRUCTION.
lnstrnrtlon.
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For Young LADIES' ountry:
SCHOOL. EOI. G Il,L> ana YOU NJ LADlI


vurr For @6 SSHn Fol- Esaef 7 and 1R R6xe LADIES
Modern Language. 4 ~ and Vocal
MISS louise GiOsCnhL
Former director Of the Gio,chc oirrfatoly 81 MUSIC
Suncrn, New-York.
CT AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Albany. ~ Y:
- Under the diIetlon Of Bishop Doane Choice o! -Four
eSursc Of SUD Sor ypgea sa , JC
address Mes e w. Dovd PiinciDli.
CT. HiLDA'S SUMMER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
terms and circular, address SISTER SUPERIOR.
", HE CAMBRIDGE Mass SCHOOL FOR ONO
j LADIFs-A1 antases OF Boston Quiet Oh Csmorios1'
Mr. ARTHUR GILMAN Is the Director.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
on "rens 'Sr,tmb.r 27th For cifcuar address
Ms THFODOTA -. RI HARDS. Principal, ,,-.,..,
'"'' '"'' Germantown Philadelphia
For Both Sexes Country.
r, Asst GREENWICH ACADEMY. East Greenwich
II Rhode Isand.-Founded 1902. Both sexes on Mar
"''''''''N F. d. BLAKEsLEE. D. d.,
~ AsTMAN BUSINESS COLi.E,,E. Pouehkeepsie. n; \.
Banking, Commercial Llw Penn anshP .orr,nponue"c
Arithmetic &C.; Tel ply Sic py 1ylcwr tins o.
notce No chagc Tor sraons furnished send for eatge.
Miscellaneous.
NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR BOYS TO THE
By st. John. Mnit MSN scRcol Aaa"iu Vi tho
Great Lakes Organized cadets OF Shlpoi S MM'
Limited number join June 2'th 70 July -'u'
Apply for terms
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e RTE LIN ES

Through trains for Chicago and the West leave New.
York Of Chambers-st, daily, as follows. and hye
minutes earlier from West 23dst.:
UIs 4. M.-Via NIAGARA Fails and Chautauqua Lake.
y:ID TarIor car NewYork 70 Buffalo Sleeper Hsf.
nell lille u Cincinnati Dining-csr.
q M T., M.-Vestibulo Limited Solid train for Chit.
s1UU cago via Chautauqua Lake. Seepers Chicago
cleveland and Cincinnati. Dnlng-car.
COO r. M.-Sond train to Chicago, via Niagara Fas.
O.CU Seepers Buffalo. Rochester ana Chicago. Din.
. on p. M.-Va Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls.
O.OU Solid train to Chicago. Slecpers to Hornels
Vile. Chicago and Cincinnati
+ HCAL TINE TABLE, TICKETS AND PULLMAN
4 accommodations at 4O and 951 Broadway Chambers
and West 23d-st. ferries New-York: 333 Fulton 49,.
rookyn; 900 Hudsonst, Hoboten and Jersey CITY Sss-
ton Erie Transfer Company calls for and checks Dag
gage from hotels and residences to destination.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FROM PIER s. n. H., FOOT RTCrOR-ST.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach Seabrght,
Monmouth Beach and Long branch. at 10 l5 A. NJ 3:i5
=. u.
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6elp Uanteo.

w ANTED-For the United States Army, allcbodled
w unmarried betw the ayes of 81 and 30 year,
good rations clothing and medical attendanee ap.
a. age and habits Apply nj IIG park Row
o. II Abingdon Square. NewYork City or Ol Fultons.
Brooklyn.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

= z. Z 1T. II. XIX %, LrssttJ
Train leaves WcsJ 42dst. station, New-York, as fole
and Is minutes earlier IT, Franklin st.. N h:
$50 A. M.-Daily for Newburg. Kingston Aiosnys
daily except Sunday, west OF Coeymans Je ,...,
1.1J A. vi. Daily for Albany except Srnfay MontseAls
$3.50 4. nj. Daily for Albany Utica syracuse, Ro he's.
ter, iuilalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago except
saturday for Toronto. 49,.
11,3J A. M.-Daily. except Sunday. for Albany aao
400 Z. M.-Daily except sunday for Albany:
5,fS r. N-Daiy for Albany. Montreal Utica SYRACUSE
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Chicago. st. Louis. go.
$50 r. NJ. pai; except Sunday for Newours Albany
s.l5 p M~paiiy Tor Albany Utica. syracuse Roches.
ter iIIalo Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit chicago
HAVCRSTTAw LOCALS, GAS. 1915 T. NJ.
NEWBURG LOCALS. $40 'l0:l5 a. NJ -l;io' 4'S0'
80, u 80 I'll ij +. NJ. - So. -
Sleeping cars for Buffalo Naeara fais Ioronso' De'
pay ror tickets time tables. parIor and sleepins
car Recommendations or Information apply Offices Brook
iyn 1888 washington. 72e iuiton:st. Annex once.
foot OF Fulton-st. NewYork City, III, ll3 38S aSS,
$40 broadway, lis 9owery III East l4thss.. o. wsse
i-0u'' q. E. LGMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS. TRAINS leave station Central Railroad OF
New jersey, foot u Llbcity-st.. North River -. "a.
Fol: PhILADlIPHIA. week days, OO, 3 49, 3:o0I
l 10 oS caI 80 90 BS Sai faror Car 20
D. II rs hight sunday 200 10 80 "a :S0
Dining Carr a M. 80 2 80 Dining Car. oO 500
D. M L. 10 night. -.......o.. - -.
J. FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, week days
and SunGays 100. II 80 Dining car a. m, 80 $50
DINING Car, ) 90 q 90 D.. M. II 10 night u c,.
Pullman Plrlor Car day trains ana pullman Seep'
ing Cars on night trains. -. ,-o
rcbets and Parlor car be procured at Ia,
o35 2j1 AIS ga. 10 1928 Broadway 5S7 sSth,ave.
n Fast llthst 25 Colur 1874 Fast l2Jthse,
"a West la5tht New Court-st, $50 Futon.sts
Brookvn and aS Broadway William burg. -.
1hn' New.York Transfer Co. Will call for and check
baoeac, from hotel or residence o. Destination
The herald., 1893-07-30
Los ANGELES HERALD. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 80. 1898.

aion. Does that seem too ridiculous for
belief? You should know, then, that
lots OF cute young creatures borrow the
little ones OF their matronly friends
whenever they 60 out for a constitution
al. 1t gives them 80 much dignity,
you know, and such chances for ex-
quisite posing In the parks, or before
the gay windows which attract the lit
tie ones' notice. In my sketch the
gown OF the mater is of moss-green
crepon, cut like blouse and trimmed
around the yoke and armholes with
lace. The yoke and sleeves can be made
either of moss-green cloth or elk or
black velvet. If of cloth or silk, the
belt may be OF green silk also, and the
ribbon ende may be green. If black
velvet is used for yoke and sleeves, let
the belt and ribbons be of black also.
The skirt is trimmed with narrow lace
and ribbon heading. The child is
dressed in what is known as an
American frock, which should en-
dear 1t to all patriotic mothers.
The material is blue crepon and the
irock is suitable for little girls from one
to five years of age. The yoke is smocked
honeycomb, the sleeves long, half cover
ing the hands. The bonnet is OF cam
bric trimmed with embroidery. Notice
the sweet confdingness of the baby's
face and the tender clasp of the hands.
ls it not alluring to o sympathetic be.
holder? It is not difficult to understand
why the adult feels that the child ia an
excellent set.off to her own charms.
Copyright, 1893.
The herald., 1893-07-30

con may be spent. The excellent model
of this sort next pictured is in NOUS
seline de laine. 1t is cut in one piece,
tho waiat being outlined by five rows of
gathers. The sleeves are the usual big
puff, either worn with long mitts or a
long cuff which can be removed at
pleasure. The collarette is OF pleat-
ed lace and the skirt is per-
fectly plain reaching almost to
the top of the boots. 1t looks likega
staid and sober costume suited to staid
and sober wearer. And go il is. This
one is very much absorbed In hair dres-
sing, her skill being applied to very
rheumatic doll with head like an
English walnut. The amount OF affec-
tion bestowed on that slab-sided creature
would seem wicked waste of the raw
material did not its winsomsnees warm
and arouse the withered hearts around
her. The hair dressing iH in limitation
of her own. Free, curly treeses, with
out the eigh OF bang, for the sober
little maid has decided perception
that bangs are going out. Some
light rings OF hair or little
fluffy curlo on the temples and over the
forehead, with the attractive short curls
ct tho nape OF tho neck, and that is all
che observes on her elders. But they
must be very unconventional and look
like natures own handiwork. Curls
and waves and huffs, coils aud braids
and pufs, no matter how many
hours or how many sighs- of
impatience or despair they have
coat, must ~ look perfeEtiy
natural, for nature 30 Uftan purs suchuin
a mass orone head, you know. Fashion,
style, sRaturs.s athese three, o trinity
whore adherents are more than faithful,
especially1to the first two mem bers,- the