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OFFICE OF THE
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY,
sea SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Philadelphia, May 20. 1s0a.
TO the Holders of the General Mort
gage Bonds of the PLiLadeIDhia
and Reading Railroad Company.

The holders of the general mortgage bonds of the
Phi!adelphia and Reading Railroad Company are
hereby requested to call at the oce tho company
and to sign the proposed agreement between tho
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company tho
Pennsyvania Company for lnsurancss Lives and
Granting Annuties. and tho holders OF tho general
Company for assurances on Lives and Granting AnnuL
ties trustee for cash. at par of ten coupons,
registered interest they beginning with that
held as security for the proposed OF coupon trust
certificates in accordance with the provisions of tie
plan for the -eadustment OF the affairs OF tho Phadst
phia and Reading Railroad Company and the Phila.
dslphia and Reading Coal aud Iron Company. and the
funding of the floating and otEer inc now IN
default The agreement also gives tho bond tho
option to take said certificates par instead selling
the COUPONS interest ana makes the Certificates
deenabe at Jos per cent. and accrued interest ot
The frst moneys applicable thereto
Notice s hereby given that In order that tho plan
may become operative, and DO carried into effect it
IL necessary that the holders of upward of ninety
per cent Of the general mortgage bonds should
become parties to the said Agreolpsnt. on or before
the 2Ist day OF June. 1898 the plan will be aban
doned
Copies Of the said plan and explanatory statement
and or the prorosed agreement with tho general
mortgage hnndhoid.rs can be obtained at tho ornces
Of the company. :27 South Fourth st. Phiade. .phis
the farmers Loan and Trust Company. New YORK AMI
Dashwood HouSe, Old Broad ~. London.
b Oruer the hoard OF Managers.
SOSEPh Il. NARRIS
fre.Ident
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finanftaL
OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.,

MILLS BUILDING. II BRoADsr.,
June 10. 1893 !
To the Preferred and Common Stockholders
OF the Northern Pacinc Railroad Companys
In accordance with Resolutions of the Board Of Dr.
rectors of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
there Will be offered June 80 1898 TO tho Preferred
and Common Stock hoders OF tho Company Of record
on that date. TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS OF ITS
FIyE-YEAR SIX PER CENT COLLATERAL TRUST
GOLD NOTES AT THE PRICE OF NINETY FIVE PER
CENT AND TIE ACCRUED INTEREST FROM NAY
]. 1893.
Deed and the securities underlying the trust norss will
be mailed TO stockholders of record upon the closing OF
the books June 80, 1898.
lateral Trust Notes have hesn already un-
derwritten. subject TO tho stoekholdsrs'
right Of subscrIption-thus insurinE the pIae-
Ing Of the entire amount,
By ORDER OF THE BOARD OF pIRECroRs
THOMAS +. CAKES.
Prss,dsnt
To the Preferred and Common Stock holders
orthe Northern Pacific RaiIrond Company
NEW YORK, June 10 1898
For the purpose OF enabling stock holders to sxer
else their right TO subscribe to twelve million Sl.
o0oo0o) Five year. six Ter cent Collateral trust
Gold Notes. the transfer books Of the Preferred and
Common stock OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company will be closed at r. NJ. Friday. June
30, 1888 and reopen At 10 A. 81. Monday. July 81.
1893
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF pIREcroRa
GEORGE =. BAXTER.
TreAsursr
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Corn advanced l4c. with a better demand 90 cover
here and at Chicago A large operator was buying
there for long account the receipts smaller
the other hand tho visible supply decreased only
90 bisn. and tho weather rer0rts were favorable.
spot sales l2Gooo bush. including 10000 for export
No. at 4ss+Sl2c In elevator and +1ha<Slac TOR ca
nal; steamer mixed at +5I.c.: No . white a. 5Ic in
elevator: nngrhded at 45Ar.: yellow auoat on D. {.
Future sales \, 900 bush, follows:
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OFFICE OF THE
PHILADELPHIA And READING
RAILROAD COMPANY,
s2s SOUTH FOURTH ST.
Phiisdelphia. May eO, Isoa
To The SfOrkhOhIcr- OF The PhiIa del
pIIia and KcHdinS RaiIrVad Com
DnDy
OFFICE OF THE

The tt'ckho'ders NJ fhs PhAdcphis aud Reading
Railroad ComrRnr srs requested to call a, tn, pcs
OF the company STi present tho,r certificates TO b,
stamrsi wita the wHri "hssented" aui a;sS Ihs,r
signatures IN agreement TO transfer their cerin
Gates stock 10 nv. trustees TO DO held by thelnrp-
the term ot even years up0n tho terms ana for ths
purpopss ont in ihs proposed Agreement: between
the PhilAde,pn and Reading Railroad Company aud
ts sooEh dsrs said agreement Ia made ons Of ths
conditions Of plan submitted by tho board of Nan,
ayers for tho r.adiustmen Of the srairs OF PhilA
dslphiA and R.ading Railroad Company and PhilA
delphiA and Rrading Coal and Iron compAay. Ani ths
funding Of ths L0Aung Aud oshsr indsbiedusIs ~
default
Notice 10 h-rhY Etvsn thh' in order ths, tbs paa
may become operative and be carried into easet itu
necessary that the holders Of Al least 10 per cent y.
ie shares nt ths stock OF tne PnIAiephiA and Real
ing Railroad Company should become pArHes to IN,
said agreement. on or before the 2lst DAY Of jana
1873 or tho plan VIII bs abandoned
Copiss OF the sAtd plan and explanatory ltA:ement
and OF the proposed agreement to be stgnsd by tn.
soekhoders can be obtained the oices OF the CEN
pADJ 1a' South Fourth 1t. fhnsdslphA. the FATmsn'
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Government bonds steady at Unchanged ouo-
tationa Hallway bonds weak. Tho features
and A. LIST consols. Chicago and North Pacid:
lists g. ~ J. Central general Be. N. Y. Chicago
and Reading lst preference Incomes The:
Ohio and A. ist consoJs. i, to So: chcaeo and and
North Pacific lsts; ]. TO 7OA; Kansas and Texas
2ds, :. to t34; Northern Pacific lsts. C. .. TO
11Gi: n }; Central general SIS, II, =, To lUS.
and general 5s. j. to 1lOh: n Y. Chicago and
q. Louis ds. =. to- ~: Richmond and Terminal
os; ]. TO % and Reading lst preference in
I'm II bank stocks 100 shares OF Southern
:. Bar silver in Londop. 3S,id. Exports to
Europe to- morrow. 100000 ounces.
AonsTon call. 3'Slo = cent. with the bulk
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Rye quiet and steady. No ]. Gle for car lo o. No.
6pGoOc. These were the Chicago pricesi

september. ,... .... 70 20 20 10
to rathr weak cables and patty TO I0ca! selling There
- disposition III some quarters to the
Inmates " the Brazilian Crop. The visibe supply in
this country Ia gradually increasing and now Ias
asock OF si.l+l bags OF BLaz Ihs warehouse deliv.
cries show some falling on. The Brazilian marx =
were unchanged The close here was inactive after
sales ns
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OFFICE OF
THE PHILADELPHIA and READ.
ing RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. ss7 SOUTH FOURTH ST, PMILA.
PHILADELPHIA. June q. 1893.
TO the Security Holders:
THE PLAN OF READJUsTMENT FRO
vIDEs AS FOLLOWS,
4. For n Present i.sue Of 9Rs. .00O. 900 Col
lateral Trust Bonds, which win not in,-
prir the rights OF any OF the othcr securi-
ties OF the Company.
Q. For the purchase, at par, as they mature.
OF che coupons OF the General Mortgage
Bonds for the next i've years, hut only if
the Necessities Of the Company require II .
if not. the coupons will be paid In cash.
q. For certain concessions by tho Lebigh
Valley Railroad Company, and by tho
and New England Railroad Company, tho
Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad
Company, the Philadelphia and Frankfort
Railroad Company, and the Lancaster
and QuarryviIlo Marrow Gauge Railroad
Conpnnr.
Z. For votiug Trust for seven years
8. A syndicate representing $50 900, 900 10
asseats OF the General Mortgage Bond.
holders aud Stockholders are sumcient
THE PLAN ACCoMPLIsHEs,
1. The proceeds ortbe Collateral Trust bonds
pnny, release from jeopardy $4,000. 900
OF securitfes pledged for %. .e67 900 OF
debt, pny of all tho outstanding notes OF
the Company for equipment now In use
and necessary for tho operation OF the
road, cancel all prior coupons purchased.
and pay all overdue claims.
.. Avoids foreclosure and consequent dis
inteEration.
o. Insures interest on the General Mortgage
Bonds for avo years, and possibly for all
time.
e. Preserves the interests or the Income
Bondholders and Stock holders, In order
that they may derive the benefits to result
from the natural Increase In the business
and from . conservative and economical
administration.
& Preserves the valuable connections made
since 1880.
Q. Insures n continuity OF mana cement for
seven yearn. uninterrupted ny contests for
control by untrIendiy or speculative inter-
esta.
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS OF PLAN,
4. The assent of the ho,ders Of Ninety per
cent. OF tho General Mortgage Bonds.
.. Tho assent OF the holders OF Sixty per
cent. of tho Stock.
These asaents must he given by JUNE e1,
1893. by siEnntures to the agreements In per-
son, or by powers OF attorney.
Copies OF the plan, explanatory statement,
agreements, md power. of attorney may bo
obtained upon application to the Farm.r.'
Loan and Trust Company. New York, ee7
South Fourth 49,, Fhilade phIa, and DASH |
wood House. Old Broad S., London.
General Mortgage Bondh folders and Stock. |
holders Assenting to the plan DO not thereby |
bind themselves to subscribe to the ColIat- |
eral Trust Bonds.
JOSEPH 8. HARRIS,
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Loan and Trust Company. New York, and DashWooi
House Old Broad st.. London
ny order OF the Board OF Managers.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
rresidenL
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UhIb Were hIRherI OWING n o decrense yIsIlIe
supply of l.dl5 900 bush The crOp mnycinent
was smaller; spot sales 10000 bush No = white at
4oc M. . do al $3.50 BSl.c, No = mixed at 3;L.s
=. pc IN elevator. No $40 at 3d54c ungraded at aa
4+1tc. for white and 37Ls;.yc' ior mixed Futur,
sales 10000 bush, as follows:
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Rioh mond and wes, Point Tarninal Railway and Ware
house Company Bix Per Cont. CJisteraI Trust Mort
The sun., 1893-06-14

CBCTRITIKs WHICH no SOT DRPRRCTATE.-siT per
. cent God GIound Rent. on PhiladelphA real eslats
he delivered three DAYS notice. expense to
purchaser CLIFFORD rEhBERfoS. ia. 6at UFs1sl
buildink Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25
A HAPPY NEwsBoY.
Littlo Johnnie Walsh Paid $4,000 70
Ending Lost DInmonds.

LIttlo Johnnie Walsh Paid $4,000 for
Finding Lost Diamonds.
New YoRK, May 23.-LitIle Johnnie
Walsh, the New London Conn news
boy, who found the four and a hall
carat diamond earrings, that were heir
looms of the wealthy Norwich johnson
family, was tho happiest boy in Ameri-
ca when he was handed the reward Of
$1,000 by Mrs. johnson at Tiffany's yes
terday.
The money was in three crisp, new
bills, one Of 81, 900 and the others $500
each.
The little fellow, realizing that he
ought to do something or say some.
thing, raised his eyes from the money
to the inquiring gaze OF Mrs johnson
and said simply, "Thank you" but in
words as expressive OF gratitude rs any
thing could DO.
When asked what no was going to do
with the money, Johnnie answered that
his mother wanted him to put it in a
bank, where it would accumulate inter.
est until he became Of age, but that he
Want0u W uhe ~ w uuy hOluS'
"pm going to stop selling news.
papers," he said, land 90 to school, and
maybe after u while I'll learn TO be u
carpenter"
Johnnie and his mother were accom-.
panied to New York by the boys uncle,
DR.. N. A. Harris. They were met at
Titlany's BY Mrs. johnson at 1880, and
after the earrings, which had previously
been forwarded by an express company,
had been weighed and positively iden-
tiflod tho reward was paid.
Johnnie's mother first pinned the
meney in his inside coat pocket, but
after consideration it was concluded to
let DR.. Harris care for it. They left the
city for New London this afternoon,
and there will DO little party at Mrs.
Clark's tonight TO celebrate tho eyont
AS u matter Of fact however, john
MES celebration commenced o couple
OF days ago. Tho local baseball team
has enlisted him as a mascot, and feels
that victory is now certain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25

-Where shall We go this summeT4" IS the cues
ton now lhntRe
Are agllating daily at our breakfast, dinner tea.
Snail Il DO Saratoga, or the golden Jersey shore
small II be Adirondack woods, with play scene
galoEeY
Or shall We cross the ocean for a tour in ancient
And % transfer our dollars from our own to for
OF shall We seek Alaska, with It's hraGlug winter
Or shsIl We DO content to go and see chicugo's
Fairi
For me, when summer comes love TO go TO
Where can roam about the lord OF every bit OF
whsrs after dinner one may sit in quiet aud not
A band Of six musicians playing operas by ear,
Where bathtubs may be had without charge
Aud where At night one need not dress, as men
say, ft to KILL
Where meals ut all hours may DO had, aud where
May sit together when we dine, with no strange
persons by
10 look distressed when Tommy tries to take an
And, ike 10y, pretend with it he's playing on
To frown whom little Jenuy's hand, by some
upssts plate Of soup upon her next dOOrneIgh'
boris dress.
And as / look about to find summer place like
! am convinced there is but one Just such abode
And that Is why my family aud no longer
About the land in summer time, but rest con
tent at homo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25

THERE is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, aud until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced 1t local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con.
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be Il constitu-
tional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. ]. Cheney &
Co., Toledo. Ohio, is the only consti-
tutional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to u
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys.
tenn. They offer ono hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address
H.. ]. CHENEY & o., Toledo, o.
BTsoid by Druggists, Toe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25
Anrlnh,.nntnn rn,t Of n,OrlL.

A medicine that hos boon household
remedy for over fifty years and used In
that time by more than l50,00O,000 per.
sons mist have great morit Such q
medicine is found In BRANpRET1t's Pills.
This fact demonstrates tho value OF
these pills botter than any statement Of
tho propriotors. II will be observed
that tho dose required To euro is small.
Ono or two pills taken every night for
ton or twenty days will cure dyspepsia,
costivonegs, rheumatism, liver com.
plant, blliousness, or any disease ariG-
Ing from IN Impure state Of tho blood,
BRANDREru's Pills aro purely vegota.
bio, absolutely harmless, and sale to
take Mt any llme,
Sold In every drug and medicine store,
either plain or nugat coated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25
styles in Note.Paper.

Styles in note.paper, as in everything
else, are constantly changing, and at the
stationer's are constantly to be found
new tints and sizes in sheets and eavel-
opes. A recent stationery fad calls for
golden brown note-paper, the tint going
under tho name OF antelope" The
paper is stamped with gold, and to be
very vogish gold ink should DO used. In
writing with tine gold colored fluid q
perfectly clean pen is necessary for sue
cess and the writing must be allowed to
dry without the aid OF plotting paper.
When the envelope Is sealed with gold
sealing wax we havo a color harmony in
stationery OF gold and brown. A tawny
orange is one OF the latest shades in vi.
ira fashionable note-paper. 1t ia called
Indian gold," aud thereon those who
would lead the march write in green
ink, fastening their envelope with green
sealing wax to maintain harmony.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25

Strawberries, slices Of thin toast, su.
gar, butter. Butter the toast generous
ly and limo with it the bottom and sides
OF china dish which can be SGT in tho
oven. Tho pieces Of toast, made Of stale
bread and cut quito thin. should DO very
we'll dried In toastlng, They should be
trimmed to fit the dish nicely. Fill the
remaining space with stemmed straw.
berries, packed closely. Silt plenty Of
sugar over aud among the berries and
set in a moderate oven for thirty min.
utes, or until the fruit has melted good
deal and settled. 1t will DO found that
they melt away 80 much that the dish
must not only be packed but heaped or
IL will not look we'll whom done. Serve
very cold with thick cream.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25

Battle the throat and bust
in cold water. This, OF course, Is indie
pendent OF the regular wash given neck
each morning in warm water. Then
massage with lanoline and cocoa butter
mixed. You should also 60 in for n
nourishing Diet course OF cod
liver oil and malt, This Is really the
quickest way TO build up. Use malt in
this way: Pour in half wine glass and
on this drop teaspoonfnl OF the oil.
Take after each meal. The bitter Of
the malt acts as a tonic and the oil fills
out ugly hollows. Only massage neck
and bust as night with cream. al.
mond meal is put in little muslin or
cheese cloth bag and, being dipped in
the water, Is used in place OF soap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25
A REMARKAnLE MURDERER.


This Man Didn't "sieep sOundly" and
"Eat Hearty SIeaw before Being
Hanged,
LAMAR, No., May 24,-Amos Avery
was hanged to-day at $3.50 for the muir
der OF James A. Miles, The prisoner
was very nervous last night and re-
manned awake all night At 6 o'clock
this morning breakfast was brought to
him, buthe refused to cat u bite. At s
o'clock the death warrant was read to
him, Avery listening with partial lndit-
ference, and at s;23 the march to the
gallows was taken up. lie made q
speech OH the gallows declaring his IN
nocence He was swung of at $3.50.
HIS body was taken to IT, Scott, Kansas,
by his mother for burial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25

Sapphire produces somnambuliBm
and impelS the wearor to all good
works.
CaGs.eyo IL considered by tho Cingal.
csc as a charm against witchcrafL
Moonstone has tho virtue Of making
trees fruitful and curing epilepsy.
Emerald promotes irlendship and
constanCy Of mind.
Crystal induces visions, promotes
sleep and lnsures good dreams.
Tho Burmese believe that tho ruby
rlpens like fruit.
Agate quunches thirst, and, II hold
In tho mouth, alloys lover.
Coral ls n tallsman against onchant.
monts, thunder, wltChCrait aud tho
porlls Of food aud field.
A bouquet, composed Of diamonds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25
slowed NIusIlrooms.

Peel the mushrooms, wash them in
cold water and cut off tho bottom of
the stalks. Then put them into u
porcelain.lined kettle to every pint OF
mushrooms add tablespoonful of but
ter divided into four bits and rolled in
flour. Let the mushrooms cook in their
own liquor with the butter and flour
for fifteen minutes, then add two table.
spoonfuls of thick cream, salt aud pep
per to taste. Take from the FIRE, add
the well-beaten yolk of one egg, and, il
you use 1t, one tablespoonful OF sherry.
Serve immediately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25

Put piece OF butter the size Of an
egg in a frying pan, and when 1t melts
stir in a heaping tablespoonful Of flour
and two cupfula Of milk; when it boils
thick aud smooth add teaspoonful of
minced parsley and remove from the
fire, Slice twelve hard.boiled eggs,
place layer in pudding dish and one
Of bread crumbs and continue until the
eggs are used, bread crumbs on the
top. Season with salt, pour the cream
over and bake in a moderate oven until
slightly brown, Garnish with parsley
and serve hot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25
Gohhlod by the sLandard.

New York, May 24-At the office Of
the Tidewater Oil Company, represent
atives OF the concern will neither deny
nor affirm the reported absorption Of
that company by the Standard Oil Com.
pany. The people in the trade, how
ever, say that the two companies have
been working together for a long time
and the reported purchase is generally
believed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25
Our Club,
by a member b. Harpsr's Basar

~ a member " hdTPers biTdT'
We girls were tired of hearing of a
clubs which had been formed for NUT
ual improvement or for the improve
ment OF other people, and determined
that our club should be for fun, pure
and simple.
There are sixteen OF us, all more or
less busy with music, French, German,
or art, and any number OF social en-
gagements, for all are society girls. We
meet every other week, on q certain
afternoon, from two until five o'clock,
at the houses Of the members in Eota'
ton,
The fun" consists of games of ell
sorts, progressive and otherwise, Rc-
cording to the inclination Of tho girl at
whose house the meeting takes place,
There ia no organization to speak OF,
and there are no dues, Each hostess
furnishes the refreshments, which are
limited to ices, cake, chocolate and lem
onade.
OF course, there are prizes, first and
second-iuexpensive things, such as
silver letter openers, steel and silver
pins Tor the hair, china bonbon dishes,
hair-pin trays, ETC., the hostess provid-
ing them, There are generally four
tables, sometimes three, and often two
only. aa OF late, since Ia grippe has
fastened on some OF our members.
We have tally cards, with either gold
stars or puncher, such as is used on
trains by the conductors. We find the
punchers much more convenient, as the
stars are apt not to stick. The punch
ers can be had in almost any design,
some having star, others an initial.
Each girl, in her turn TO olliciOte as
hostess, tries TO introduce some entirely
new game, either in cards or progress.
i've game OF some sort. II member
has been away, and has not had her
turn for some time, 1t is alway" q great
source ofspeculation with US as to what
new thing she has brought back with
her.
One who recently returned from q
city quite distance from home had
game which l will not attempt to de-
scribe, or to spell either, as she begged
us not to ask her how to spell it, the
thing being a Chinese puzzle. She
really did not know how herself, and
when writing it spelt it differently
every time. 1t was great fun in its pro-
gress, at any rate, and there wero alter
mattel moments OF silence and excite.
ment Of the widest kind.
Every third or fourth meeting two
girls propose that we have IN evening
dance, u german or cards and dancing.
Then the two join resources, and give it
at one OF their houses. OF course the
men are invited on these occasions.
The girls who have brothers are asked
to bring them, and the ones without are
provided for by the hostesses.
The expense OF the music and crash
when the floora are not hard wood
is divided among all the members, and
consequently amounts to very little for
each.
A great many remarks have been
made about Our Club. The brothers in
general at first thought it the silliest
thing that had ever heard Of, and just
like a lot OF girls, until after the first
dance, then they quite changed their
views, and pronounced it stunning"
Mothers, aunts and friends drew q
deep sigh Of relief, declaring it was SO
refreshing to know OF a club Tor fun
simply, and not for improvement"
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and other shades OF amour braids.
Sometimes the crown OF dark blue
sailor hat is bright red, or a band Of
blue is inserted in the brim Of dark
brown straw, In addition to the PLAIN
band of ribbon, which is always the
most popular trimming, the new sailor
hats are quite often trimmed with ro-
settles or quilts, or with wings placed on
each side and projecting toward the
front White wings are used on dark
blue sailors and crimson wings on brown
straWs.