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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
Purely Personal.

Mrs. ]. F. Demouy recently took con-
tract to remove dead cattle from me
streets of Mobile Ala, and got along very
well until the railroads began to rush in
by the thousands dead cattle in bad con-
dition for shipment. When these began
to die so rapidly as to overwhelm Mrs
Demouy she gave up the task.
sHE
A young woman faultless in dress and
ladylike in manner, who lit a cigarette
after a light luncheon in a hotel cafe in
London, was put out by the proprietor,
and the magistrate before whom both
were subsequently arraigned discharged
the lady because she had a right to snake
and the proprietor because he had right
to put her out.
Admiral Dewey Is said to have formally
accepted an invitation to open the Ohio
and the New York Times in announcing
the fact mentions it in headlines to tine
item, and also asserts that there wiz be
other" exhibits. The headlines were
probably written by the advertising man.
A newer infant industry than KIDNAPPING
is suggested in the offer of a man of Ar
kansas City of a prize of s25 to the moth
er who will consent to have her baby ia
ken up in balloon and dropped in a par
achute.
L is expected that the state department
viii refuse to permit Minister Buchanan.
who represents this country at Buenos
Ayres, to accept the 100000 which Argen-
tine and Chill desire to present to him for
his services in arbitrating the boundary
dispute between them. Such a proceed
ing is considered undesirable, If not lille
gal and there is a precedent for the re-
fusal. If, however, the money is ten
dered after Mr.. Buchanans retirement he
will of course be at liberty to accept it.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
Sharks Are Great towards.

From the New York Herald.
The cowardice of sharks is well known
among men who have been much at sea
in southern waters infested by man-eat-
ers. The fiercest shark will get out of the
seaway in very great hurry If the SWIM
mer, noticing its approach, will set up a
noisy splashing. A shark is in deadly fear
of any sort of living thing that splashes
in the water Among the South Sea is
lands the natives never go to sea bathing
alone, but always In parties of a dozen
or so, in order that they may make the
greatest hubbub in the water and thus
scare the sharks away. Once in while
too venturesome swimmer among tn .se
natives foolshly detaches himself from
his swimming party and momentarily for
gets to keep up his splashing. Then there
is a swish and the man-eater comes up
under him like a flash and gobbles him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
Going Too Far.

Where is he?" asked Bronco Bob.
The new Teller with diamond
scarfpin?" asked Derringer Dan.
Yes. l amt see him in two days.
He was wonderful numerous fur
awhile"
"Oh, he's gone. Posse caught up with
i'm"
We'll, ! dunno's I'm surprised. He
allus acted like he owned the earth"
I'VE didn't mind that But when he
took a notion that any bosses that hap
pened to be walkin' around on his earth
belonged to him we had to take action. -
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11

One of the saddest things about these
automobiles is that they may do away
with the man with the whoa" Boston
Advertiser
That automobile journey from New
York to San Francisco will test the posi-
bility of that vehicle on all kinds of roads.
Buffalo Courier.
Buffalo has made very successful ex-
pertinent with an automobile by means Of
which the mail of a large territory was
collected in half the usual time Why
would it not be good scheme to try au-
tomobiles here on some of the long routes
in the Bronx and other boroughs New
York Evening Telegram.
Or the various names now suggested
motor carriage" or motor car" seems
for number of reasons the best word at
hand. 1t Is not too unwedly, 1t correctly
defines the thing described and certainly
the word motor" could be made to take
on this specific meaning, seeing that the
more common word wheel has been
used successfully to designate a bicycle
Chicago Record.
Its advent should be welcomed, not op-
posed by the authorities. When the au-
tomobile comes into general use some cur
rent city expenses will be lightened. The
cost of keeping the streets clean and the
repair of street pavements will both be
greatly reduced. Cities themselves will
become more expansive and the tendency
to disperse urban population and cover
more territory brought about by the rapid
transit of the trolley will become intensi-
ied,-Philadelphia Press.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
ANACONDA NE VS.
HAD TO WORK HARD.
Fire Department BattIed FierceIy TO
Half an Hour

Fire Departments Battled Fiercely fol-
Half an Hour.
The fire department had half an
hours hard work last evening at a
small fire on Commercial avenue. The
burning building was an unoccupie1
house near Chestnut street, the prop
erty of Mrs. Wallenweiler. The fire
had started in a shed in the rear of the
house, and as this shed was not sepa-
rated from the house, the building was
soon filled with smoke and this gave it
the appearance of being all in flames.
Thanks to the quick response Of the
department, the fire was soon extin-
guished, but the firemen had a hard
time in keeping the fire from commu-
nicating to the house. The damage
amounts to about $3.50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
The David Ii. HIS Have 1t.

From the Troy Times.
The assured accession of David b. H. of
Iowa to the speakership must make David
b. H. of Albany and Wolferts Ronst in
quire: whats in a name?"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
Current Comment.
The Consumer Suffers Meantime.

From the Des Moines Leader
BY the way, while we are receiving man
fold assurances that the iniquitous trust
will in time fall of its own weight, will
somebody please explain how the crash
of two or five or ten years hence will re-
imburse the consumer who meantime pays
inflated prices for trust products?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
If They Only Would.

From the Baltimore News.
According to General OTIS view he
would find it much easier to conquer the
Filipinos If they would lay down their
legs instead of their arms.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
The Wheels Go Round.

From the Philadelphia North American.
Give me rod in my hand and a fair
trout stream" remarked Governor Stone,
with fisherman's pride, land can think.
sir, to beat the band The only thing I'm
afraid of is that the noise of my revolv-
ing thoughts will scare the fish,"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
The Sole Execution.

From the Atchison Globe.
Farmers generally say that wheat is
better than was expected. This always
happens; nothing is as bad as threatened
except old age
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
What's in Sight.

From the Chicago News
From the Algerian point of view Phil
ippine bird in his hand is worth more than
songster in the senatorial woods of
Michigan.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
Nominative or objectivee

From the ST. Louis Globe-Democrat.
4 Missouri professor is out with the sug-
gestion of a new name for the united
States Instead of America, or the United
States, he wants the country called US
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
Always Keen Sugar in Mind.

From the Memphis Appeal
Whatever is done to the tariff, Mr..
Havemeyer thinks the sugar trust should
be kept in mind
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
In Swift Company.

From the Boston Herald.
Secretary Alger is the latest to demon
strate the fact that he who gets aboard
the train with Pingree travels with hot
box.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11

ona." What is the matter with "Weuns?"
The latter is expansive. explosive and
good deal more Missouri-ish.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11

The Standard has branch offices at
Butte. Missoula and Great Falls where
advertising rates will be furnished on ap-
plea ton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
The HorseIess Carriage.

One of the saddest things about these
automobiles is that they may do away
with the man with the whoa. Boston
Advertiser.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11
To-DAY's ENTRIES.

Entries to-day at Hawthorne and
Brighton Beach, as reported by Tbs
local pool room. are as follows:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11

New York O-.ce--4s Tribune Building.
Chicago Office-69 The Rookery.
The S. c. Beckwith Special Agency.
Eastern Representatives
Washington Bureau-1,415 G st, N. W.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11

All general business letters and corre-
spondence should be addressed to the
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Anaconda, Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11

Main Ofice-Standard Block, Anaconda.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
BUSINESS Olnce NO. 1
Editorial Rooms .......................No No. As
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11

That automobile Journey from New
York to San Francisco will test the posi-
bility of that vehicle on all kinds of roads.
Buffalo Courier.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-11

Subscription Rates Payable IN Advance.
Postage free for the United States, Cam
ada and Mexico. Elsewhere
postage added.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
CITY WILL DO THE WORK.
Laborers on Sewers to BE Paid All
Back Wages.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. i-spe-
ciai The question of who Will complete
the unfinished sewer system was settie-
last niaht az an intercs ting special ses-
sion of the Council The contractors ana
their bondsmen having been duly noil-
fed 10 begin work within i've days OF
notification. failed to do so. and the City
last NIGHT took the job off their hands.
IL viii be completed at their expense
under the supervision OF the consulting
engineer, MI Alexander Potter, Of New
York.
1t was also ordered that the laborers
on the work be paid all back wages due
them from the contractors, amounting
TO over S300O.
The teachers Of the city met last night
and took initial steps TO form branch
OF the state Teachers League. The or
ganization will be perfected TWO weeks
hence.
Capt. Chester. who was detached from
the command OF the cruiser Cincinnati
and ordered 20 this ship-yard. Is expect
ed 10 arrive here In a Few days. Cap
tain Chester will DO duty here as an IN
spector OF equipment Tor the BATH eship
Kentucky Cdptan W. NJ. foltef. iofn-
erly I'm command OF The crack cruiser
New Orleans. who was appointed as I'M
sDectOr OF equipment Tor tl' hcarsafgc.
has not yet arrived al ihc yard.
Newport News Is throat "a with
wood famine and II has advanced ia
price within the past Few GAYS. Ihe
Yards are unable % get enough 70 sat
isfv the market Pine wood sells for s.
a cord. where Il formerly sold for 81.
Oak wood sells for $40 cord. where
n formerly sold for s..
Ships are coming here daily from Lana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Mems Furnishings.

l03 choice styles Bright Plaids, Chill
dren's silk Bows. reduced from ~ l-L'.
SD dozen Mems Choice COl0red Bor-
de-ed Pure Linen Hcmstitchcd Hand
kcrchiefs. reduced from 25c. ~
10 dozen ChHdrcn's Twillod SILK Plaid
Windsor Ties. reduced from j. e.
t1 ..----.- .--.-..-..-. ..-.-..-...-..-.-- o'-
Mems Sweaters heavy wool net. turtle
ucoks striped collars and cuffs al
cniors. reduced from $3.50 tO..... use.
a Fine "Eufe' Mems Suspeuders. cross
backs leather ends. reduced from .Oc.
Mems HEAVY Buck-Sku. HOrse-Hide,
and Cslf-Skn Wo0l-Lined Mitts. re-
duced from zoe. 10 .................. 30c.
900 pairs or Mems Fast Black Seamless
Socks. reduced from &C.. 10. per pair.
Mems Fine SILK Neckwear heavy silks.
stripes and brocades, satin lined, re-
duoed from 5'c. 90 ..................25 70.
Mems Fancy SIX Band Bows reduced
from 70 l-Zr. fD ........................o &c.
Mems EXtr1-Heayy. Wcll-Made Cam
ton FLANNEL Drawers. reduced from
SOC. 90 .-.-.-...-.-. .-........-........- 0c.
Brickayers and Miil-Men's Heavy
white Duck Oyerals with pockets,
reduced from Coz. 20 ................23c
30 dozen Mems Fine Woven Madras
Shirts with separate cuffs. white coll
lar band. last seasons 81 and Sis
goods. al sizes, for ................ 90.
Mems and Boys Jersey Gloves. fleece
lined ha-f-kid fingers. reduced from
4Jc. 70 .ssss.sssss.. s....s...s..s.....io c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
RURAL FIR E D LIVERY.
4 Practical Scheme to SECURE IA
Peculiar Plant IL ported.

WASHINGTON, Feb. i.-Speclal.-hep-
rese1tative Stokes OF South Carolina. has
a plan f0r securing rural Iree ue"Fe.s
If mal matter or star routes WING" 10
al Appearances ls an enui'if Pc. '''''
d [-Ire The bill which d. 7ed-eApl"iA-
MAJ all future contracts for carrying
mil o, starr routes shall include the de-
pOsit IN the proper HoAes p4oDru on thc
line of the routes Tor this purpose, with
out charge 10 the addresses any mail
rnafter that may be intrusled 20 the carr
ricr for such GistrloLsl'h l.9 any post
master on the route,
'i,..' a. elqu also De fir duty of thc
carriers I'm addition 90 thcir other du-
tiee IN take up such rlu mater as
may be deposited In the mail loNes and
deposit IL for mailing a, The neXt post
once on his route without aInDon-l
That IL shall be the duty ID rech post
master. upon written orcer ifOm any
nore0n living Ou or near 500 established
ctar route which comes within the pro-
visions OF the act to deliver 10 the
proper mail carrier Tor that route any
mail matter. with instructions as 20 the
proper mail hoA at Whcn IT snaA DC
deposited.
That any person desiring his mail
deposited along the line Of anv star
route within the terms OF the act shall
erect a box as convenient as practiCaDle
on the roadside, and ME Nilh ne near
est postmaster on each SIDE ~ me box
"A request I'm writing fer q" ue very az
his mail 20 the proper carrie Tor oops
IN the mail box;
That an mail Boxes aiong such star
routes shall be r-mbp,sd uFcCt tNcN.
beginning from the ia'tial point OF the
star route.
DR.. Stokes does not intend lis Plan as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Enncrnlnr Nh. slnnghter

Yesterday al noon tho funeral Of Mrs.
Sarah p. Slaughter took place from her
late residence. so. 5b west Grace
street.
The services were performed ~ her
pastor. Rev Dr. Kerr. assisted by Rev.
Donald Guthrie OF the Second Presbyte-
rian church.
Alr. and Mrs Arthur scrivenor. assist
ed .bv several ladies' and gentlemen sang
several OF the hymns the deceased had
loved so well and the cortcgc moved 10
Hollywood, where the interment was
made.
A large number OF relatives and friends
thronged the home 20 pay tribute 70 the
memory OF her who slept and the floral
offerings attested their love and SYM
pathy. The rall-Dearcrs We're;
Actve-Afcssrs e.. e. walker John
Morris George Morris. Fred. Peasants.
o Watson. John i. Mcclure. Jr.. WILL
lam Massie and Murray Mcclure
fTonorary-Mr. Dilwin Peasants. judge
l.. l.. Lewis. Messrs. Walter r. Norris.
aI. NJ. Gillian and DR.. Paulus A. Irving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Ladies' Dress Skirts,

DIVIDED INTO SIX LOTS.
LOT 80. BLACK and Blue Serge
Skirts. well made and we'll lined. re-
duced to ..-......... ............. h'c-
Lot So. 2-Colored Cheviot Skirts.
FUN width and wen fitted. reduced
20 .............. .............. ...-.... o@c'
lot No 3.-Black Figured Mohair
skirts. BOO small and large designs ana
AN siles worth S. reduced o...ai ~.
LOT so. f.-piaiu Black Mohalr. Plain
Blue and Black Serges trimmed with
three rows OF braid. thoroughly wool
and lined. reduced 90 ......-.--...si 1913.
LOT $50. Figured silk skirts, in new
designs. Back and Blue All-No)l
Serge Skirts. Fancy Chenille skirts.
now shapes. Plaid Camel s-Hair
Skirts. Fine Figured Mohair skirts.
LOT No. 6-Consiets OF High-Grade
Serge skirts. braid trimmed, Fine Gre
pom Skirts. and Trimmed Mon7ir
Skirts. not one worth Jess than &.s8,
and many worth $50 reduced -
Ladies' Imported Wash Suits ieft from
last season. sold az So. reduced ~
Last seasons Lawn and Dimlty WraD-
uors reduced from $3.50 90 ..........fl 1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Thin White Goods.

150 pieces Pure English Long Cloth. re-
duced from S9c. to G0c. piece or i
yards
81 80 quality reduced 10 Osc.
81 81 quality reduced % SIS.
2-yard- wide Organdle, reduced from S0c.
TO lie.
Corded =. K. reduced from T. l-2c. 70 &c;
Extra-HeaVy Corded j.. KS, reduced
from 25c 10 IL &c.
go yards Figured 2. X, reduced from
l5c 10 1Oc. yard.
Extra-Fine French Welts, reduced from
400. 10 25c.
Yard Wide All-Linen Lawn, reduced
from f0c. 20 81 1-2c
Extra-Fine Linen Lawn. reduced from
Zoe 20 SOC.
40-inch-wide India Linon. reduced from
Sc 20 { Use.
Fxtra-Fine f0-inch India Linen, reduced
from lie 20 Bic.
90 yards 32-inch India Linen, sheer, re-
duced from 81. to . 3-ic.
Plaid and Striped Muslins, reduced from
l-2c 20 4 7-Sc.
Fine Dimities, over 1900 yards reduced
from l5c. 20 1Oc.
! case Yard-Wide White Cambria, re-
duced from &c. 10 Z Use. yard.
$50 yards Check Muslins, reduced from
5o 10 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Colored Dress Goods.

CameUe-Hair Pisids. every thread Wool,
arf Camers-hair Bright styles re-
~. ID f-.-, En-. fo ........... 29c.
O. pieces OF this seasons Fancy Dress
Goods. all-wc0. and holi-wool every
color On this Dot. reduced from % and
$3.50. t0 ......-+--.--- -.-.-.-.. D.. - -''
lot Fancy Dress Goods sold for I'D ana
-,, rrsficod fo par ward ............ 2Jc.
10 pieces OvorehOt Dress Goods. double
TOId reduced from n i-2c. to....0 &c.
All-W0ol D0ubio-F0ld TricOts. all shades
hair-liues. reduced from pc. 20 ..l4c.
fs-luch Tiusei Dress Goods. sold Tor 81,
reduced 90. per yard ................t. &C o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Upholstery Opportunity.

Figured Lappets. -. yard.
Stylish Deuims, reduced from 70 l-2c. 10
80
Twiiied Cretons, reduced from &c. to SC.
ward.
Golden Draperies. all colors. reduced
from &c. 90 80.
Figured Denim reduced from 15c. 20
1Oc. Bagdad patterns.
Drawn Thread Scrim. reduced from 5c.
to 27-Sc.
Ottoman Damask. Red and Gold. from
Csc. 90 30c.
soHd-Creen Damask. reduced from $50
to SOC
Persian Striped Damask, reduced from
SOC. 20 soc.
90 pairs Of Lace Curtains White and
Ecru reduced from 500. 90 33c.. Sl.-'
ones 90 Go, Sl.75 ones TO 3sc., the
e. ones 20 SID
Ga Satin Damask Table Covers. re-
duced from 81 to- so.
Damask Table Covers D yards square
heavily frmged all around. all colors,
reduced from s. tO S3c.
Indian SILK Couch Covers. all KINDS,
striped. reduced from 81 t0 10.
Ottoman Damask Curtains. o IL yards,
frluged top and bottom. reduced from
SEQ % 81 80
Satin Damask Porticrcs. frinee9 Top
and bottom reduced from $3.50 to 81 %"
Couch Covers Flemish designs, reduced
from S. 20 $3.50.
Tapestry P0rtieres. in Red, Blues, ana
Greens. reduced from s. 20 $i.o0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

that body whether The Piedmont Com
p5uy had commenced work on us linu,
said tlat work had been commenced a.
survey was now being made on "
road. Ar IT, @. roy president oil INC
Tho only prisoner iu Prince George
county Jal. is Frank Sears, charged WIN
house breaking. VINO Will be tried next
HEAVY PRECIPITATION.
The Snow IAN iu Petersburg uuIlhs
Janu was ID inches, and me ram IAN
4 er,at deal Of sickness is reported IN
Sussex county due prlncipaHy 10 ''o
Ministers and Iaymen met at the Y. NJ.
c. a. last night TO arrange for seIl-a
Of INSTRUMENTATION MONDAY PRO- q.
meetings at the Y. NJ. G.. A. han:
aymen We're appointed 10 TX the uiNe
and arrange other details. Go,
Rev. j. ID. Hart pastor OF the $500
Baptist church, Will administer W., -, -
nance of baptism 10 several cahulu"'S9
tomorrow night
Revival. -,
Rev George W. Wray pastor OF w asn-
ing on-Strcet NJ. p. church. VIII Desi"
revival meetings tomorrow night
Nj. Jon services viii be conducted -
ST. Johns Episcopal church oy l'eN. NJ
thur l.. LLOYD, ot NOrlolA' Dee'''i''''@
Monday.
Intermediate examinations are In pro-
gress ln the public schools. -
W. ~ Phillips. OF Campbell county, ms
accepted the position of clerk az the AZ
bemarle Hotel -.
cag0. and his brother Mr. Frank ray
lOr LEFT Tor Fort Wayne. Indiana
PEANUT BOOM.
The peanut market Is stetally Ilsi I5
and Spanish peanuts are selling tc-Say
Tor STA cents per bushcl, ana unu1rs
prophcsy that they will go 70 one oolla.
before the end Of the season Ihey nav
increased iu value nearly one nan an
the last thirty days. -. g..
Virginia peanuts are selling to-day LOT
A cents Der pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

81 substitute flr the rural free delivery
now iu operation eXperimcnt1iy, but as
"a euru.tli.ulaI ur.ll-lr DID, lie go d. 9t-
tenti0n tc tna well hu1wn fac ihat W.
cry reduction BOB po5td s3 am teliNen-
fence for tHe receipt ard dispatch 1
mail increases the amount nf mail nat
Ter and consequently thc 'eNenue, cIt l1
confident bis plan would oc seii-sus tam
ing. ..-..
would d. almost minutes NAL when COM
pared 10 the advantages 90 Dee derived
bv the bcuelCi8r.es. For the present tht
uaonfa who get tle service Nouiu nave
fo furnish their own boxes bur lne ui,,
confcnnlatcs t.slt ultimately these shau
be- furnished hv the Government II the
service iustfes T.. ,,.,e
senator Trimqn has Interested himself
,n the matter and has given notice tlat
-. win ur.u0rn au amendment TO lh"
,nsf,0ica appropriation bin pfoFldlhs.
s.Th4t the Pos master tcuefai. lI il"N
ING contracts for the TRANSPORTATION OF
ne ,noU ON star routes IS authorized
10 nrescribe such regulations as VIA re-
|,,fre fbe contractors 10 deliver mai mo
and collect mall from boxes localel
clone the line 0f sucl routes. Suci 49,
10 be erected and Talntaineo az the
,erco OF persons living ln or near SUI
~,,r+es who may desire 10 have theA
man SO TTIE LIFE Plant.
Consul Avme, OF Guadeloupe,. mas sen.
-. renort some leaves II plant
w. 49,, Wild ON the island. which he
ss,u, lie '9fe plant" on accoun. f rs
',.a.,,lier properties .dr. Avme says.
..te any. Leaf be broken Il, ~ the plant
and pinned by the stem en- to the as Tsl o.
W. H. undulatiOns ~ the leaf mar
~, w saon throws out a number of very
a,,h,te thread-hIe roots Mex. tiny
M T,nnt beeins 70 sDroat. whiol In the
purse Of Two or three weeks 1T ms a
sD,,. - or more 81 hos " en- fhe
az - 81 leaf hegius a. slnvel which
-. t,ke from sly weeks 10 to-
, m,r the small Plants may be cut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Laces and EmbrOideries.

The story this week is Of exceptional
values-almost sensational. \ hoted
importer had too many of certain Sorts
end these are placed In our inventory
sale at less than half regular value
Cambria EDGE. open pattern, cut-out
edge. FOR &c. yard.
5-inch Open wheel Pattern Cambria
Edge. the y i-2c kind. for g. yard.
Revering and Hemstitching, all widths,
from 90 zoe. yard.
5-iuch Baby Flouncing. handsomely
trimmed I'm valcncienncs inserting and
embroidery. for $50 yard.
51-2-inch Cream Slerre GOdet Lace for
81 90
White SILK BOW-knOts and Butternles'
for appuqung 49c. each
All-Llnen Hand-Run Medici Lace, the
fOc kind for -. yard.
8-inch square mesh Ia 4osca Net, TO-
duccd from $50 20 81.
AIl-Suk Black wave Inserting, reduced
from l7c. TO zoe. yard.
l2-yard piece OF Nalenclennes Lace Tor