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Evening journal., 1899-09-14
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.

Railroad.
Schedule in effect June 3, 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows.
For Philadelphia (express), 1.57, 800, 40.
$50, 742, 7.50 $50, s.55, 9.35, 9.55, 1908 1052
11.25, 1i.S2, 1tf5 a. m; ''l2.16, is7. 800. 3i1.
ass, 500. 6.O7, $50, 657, 723, 800 and 91s
y. m.
Accommodation, $40, 10. S14, n.O5 a.
M. 1880. 232. 400 5.26 and 1913 D. m
For Chester (express), 1.57, 42e, $50, 7.42
150. $50. SIS. 1908. it25. li,52, Ills a. m,
1877, 800, ass 6,07. 6.57 and sos p. m.
Accommodation, $40 40. Si4, 1.03 a..
m. 1850. 2.S2. 400 5.26, $50 and i0.iS D. m.
For New York (through expressl, l.5l,
802, 9.35 Dining Car), $50 1852. n.45 a.
m, s'1216 Dining Carr, L3l Dining Carr.
3ii. 6.07. '6.2O Dining Carr, 657 and s.ls
D. m, connecting via Broad street sta
ton, PHILADELPHIA, 40, $50, 7l0, $50, 1908
a. m, 232. 800. ass 500 and l0.43 p. m.
For Boston without change, l0.l2 a. m.
and 7.23 D. m
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 7.s7 a. m. and Sal p. m.
Baltimore and washington, AS, 500,
910, lois and 11.00 a. m, 1906, 12.49, ''l.ls,
1s0, a50 5.23, $40. 617, I.00 7s6, S.1l p.
M, and 1253 night.
baltimore ana intermediate stations.
.as2, l43, 5.57 D. m, 100 night.
Evening journal., 1899-09-14
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTER's ORDER.


Registers Orics,
New Castle County. Del, April "A. is5o.
Upon the application OF James III. Hof-
Iecker, Jr., and John Savln Honecker.
,,s,aifninistrators OF John w. Savin late OF
Wilmington hundred, in said county. de-
ceased. " Is ordered and directed BY the
hegisfe er that the Administrators af0re-
SAID give notice OF granting OF
hetters OF Administration upon
the estate Of the deceased.
wfth the date OF granting thereof. by
@.using advertisements to be posted
Within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, In six OF the most public places
OF the County OF New Castle, recurring
All persons having demands against the
estate 10 present the same, or abide by
an act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided; and also cause the same to
oe ipnorted within the same period IN
the Evening Journal, a newspaper pub
lished IN Wilmington, Del. and to be con-
tnued therein three weeks (e. o. a.
Given under the hand and seal OF
Qiflce OF the Register aforesaid, at
Wilmington. In New Castle County
IL. 81 aforesaid, the day and year above
CALVIN W. cRossAN.
Register.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
OF Administration were In due form OF law
2ith day Of April. A. ID. 1899, and that
all persons having claims against the es-
tate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested, to the said admins
traitors, on or before the Path day of
April, 1900, or abide the Act OF Assembly
IN such case made and provided.
JAMES III. HOFFECKER, JR.,
JOHN SAViN HOFFECKER,,
Administrators.
Address. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1899-09-14

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street for
Wilmington (expressl $50. 100. 7.25. S.s2
1870, Ills a. m. 1903. ''l2.3e LIZ, 1.52. s.12,
646, LOf, Al, sos, 5.34, 5.5e, 6.17, $50, ia,
LILO. Ills .. N. and 12.oS night
Accommodation o.H, 100. s.l1. io.S a
Evening journal., 1899-09-14
RAILROADS

M, Ia, s17, 4O4, 444. 5.ss. SIS. s.ss. 1oCl
and LIS D. m.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-02
Full o.. Buainaaa.

The following Old.timc handbill a.
sued near Lancaster. England. must
have come from one who was emu
lating the example Of the man who had
1--we talents and made Of them i've tai
ents more. Let us hope he was re-
war(led.
James Williams, parish clerk, sexton
town crier aud bell,nan. makes and
sells all sorts haberdasherles, groceries
ETC.; likewise hair and wigs drest and
cut on shortest notice. N. b keeE
an evening school where ! teach a,
humble rates reading, rlting and rltb
metic ana singing. N. b. play N
hOOboy occasionally II wanted. N. b.
Bq shop next door see where l bleed
draw teeth ana shoe horses with great.
est sell. n. B.--Chlldren taught Il
dance by me, J. Williams. who buy and
sell old iron and coats,-bOOts and shoes
cleaned and mended.
"A ball on Wednesdays ana Tuesdays
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-02
Superior.

The Pittsburg Dispatch prints an old
story Of the time when miracles. true
or false, We're less uncommon than they
are at present.
A sixteenth century traveller visited
French monastery, where he was
shown what was asserted to be the
skull of John the Baptist. With some
surprise the traveller said:
"Why, the monks Of - monastery
showed me the skull of John the Bap,
fist yesterday"
"True," said the exhibitor, not a whit
disturbed; "but those monks only pos.
sess the skull of the saint when he was
a young man. while ours Is his skull
when he was well advanced In age and
wisdom"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-02
CHAPTER ii,

Although the strange youth Sailed
forth alone he went not unaidcd; he was
determined, perscvering and ambitious:
and these are qualities that befriend us to
the last. and that often prove far more
successful than personal influence. for
the latter but points out the road to fame.
while the former. like Il faithful guide.
accompanies You on to the very goal. He
was proud, too, not Of anything he pos
scsscd IN himself over the rest OF man.
kind, but proud OF their opinions proud
that his impulses were all honorable
proud that he never had been guilty Of
anything for which he should feel self
abased. And now he behcld himself
thrown entirely upon his own resources.
and this In itself inspired him with feel.
ings he had been stranger to before.
AS Harry Sutherland pursued his
course, building fancies OF hope for the
future, a sudden brightness illuminated
the sky In distant quarter of the city.
and then followed the startling cry OF
Fire" faint and far of at first, but
gradually swelling and disseminating I'M.
til the alarm had penetrated the most
distant streets and avenues Of the town
The atmosphere. from deep lurid, be-
| came brightly red, and as the cOntlagra.
ton increased, huge misshapen masses
Of black smoke piled itself upward, stud
ded with sparks that shone like 80 many
gittering stars through u storm cloud.
The fire first broke forth in the lower
apartments Of a dwelling, and spread In
very brief space with such fearful RI.
pidity that the inmates had scarcely time
to save themselves from destruction. The
I'm m N
time undiscovered, and when it ut last
burst from the lower windows of the
house 1t had taken 50 great hold within
that all efforts to preserve the moyablcs
were regarded as Ineffective.
While the multitude were yet preparing
to extinguish the confiagratiOn their at
tentiOn was suddenly and powerfully ar
rested by Il shrek, so wild, so powerful
and so expressive Of excruciating agony i,
that all voices were hushed. and all oper-
atlons suspended ms II by magic. That
fearful cry sent the life-blOOd thrilling
through the veins of all who heard IL:
Save, oh, save my child! save her for
the love of heaven! quick, or she will per-
ish!'
An awful pause succeeded this passion
ate invocation. 70 ascend to the room
which the distracted mother pointed out
| as the sleeping apartment Of her child
by the stairways was an utter, impossi-
bility, as they were completely enveloped
In flame. None had the hardihood to at
| tempt It; but when ladders We're brought
and placed against the walls, more, than
twenty intrepid tiremen sprang forward
to the rescue Of the unfortunate little
girl; but when they had gained the win
dows, they found 1t impossible to enter,
as the smoke was gushing in clouds so
thick, so black, and SO suffocating. that
they deemed It as impossible to exist one
moment within the apartment, as It was
To recognise objects through the opaque
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-02
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: The Sea Hing.}
n GA ROMANCE OF THE WAR OF ISlz-,@ II
al BY CAPTAIN NtARRuAT. i
MV(V1@0I5tNIi@V ~ Observation-Disclosures
D>-A ROMANCE OF THE WAR OF lSlz.-,


,,,
me Ia'ncr nes,'a'eu moment as u IN
douot as 10 .ne proper course 10 he pur-
s"ea. "t "rst he was u'sposeu 10 become
again enrageui nut wnen ne met the
ca'h' oo!u' piue eyes or his high-spirit"d
son; nc became ut once convinced That
snci measure could be productive OF no
eooa consequence.
stubborn boy. said he, at length oit-
lhe MS ups Win vexntion. which NC III
VAN ehucavorcd to conceal.
narr! saw the anguish OF ms SIRE ne
,"'t MS own triumph. too; anu tho"9h
IL was proud moment FOR him' ne was
70" generous to take advantage OF ms
mastery. lie could NOT ,nJurc tne 'ce',
'iss OF father. though that ia.her nau
never spared ms: ne was t"uche"' III" 'h
mercy ne resumed.
AFTER the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS you nave
to-day made. l cannot longer remain an
inmate or your mouse. Inc ophgations
am under TO you are ihhnite, ana shaii
never DC iorgotten' thougn they can never
~ repaiu. ! a"' not WINNING III sr",ituue'
S'r' tnough may nave pSh III rec',t"ue;
"nu '""t NY ""'or'"n",c' .nV"s" 'nNo,
uht"ry' errors may no, III iuture disturb
your cqmahimity' snaii perpet"ate thefa
III ahother sphere: Farewell SIT, ana
rs nc cohcIuueu nc suudehl! Withdrew
from the apartment leaving MS father
'hotiohiess win amazemeht.
Come pacK' my Harry come back!
exclaimed Tue mlscraDie parent when
SURPRISE ut ene'n Perm'tted MN 10 speak.
p"t ho rep! o,oke tue dead silence that
s"cceedeu' where were now the violent
IasslOns Ot tnat pTOuu man! ic turned
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-02

The honest criticism applied to
others Is spiteful comment when sp-
piled to yourself.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-02
The growing Cook County city Of
BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS,

taking another stride vigorous
and popular administration community shortly
noble
and Lincoln Park an
18th emphasized his position place
grounds
Greenwood authorities
nncnt Mount Greenwood Willis
municipality old
" - - --o ---' ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

PROVIDENCE FORGE, sept lo.-spe,
clll-The summer days are zone, a. 1'i T"
with them most of the summer sl'''.
WI. have added much 90 The pleasure u
those around. .,
Mrs. r. T.. Coleman. who mas Deeh 80
iournne here. left yesterday morning ~
mako Richmond her home. ,.
Nf- and Mrs G.. d. Freeman. OF
month. and charming little dausl.'l'
Ruth Bickers left FOR Their nome "I''' "
nleas3nt visit 10 their parents.
Arrs Co'dle Brewer OF BaiumoFe' IS %"
q visit to Mrs. 7. B. HaXalL .,,~
Rev. w. j. King. visited liIe"o7 10
village this week ..., ,-t1,
Miss HALLE HaXal Will leave ON L"' ''-''
IN attend school in Toronto. Cahaut. .,.
r.. Richards has been very au00
fni l,illing "sora" the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Eddie Bashon' OF roi'
,,ortb are on q visit 20 his mother
Mr.. Robert Pyle. OF Richmond N.7i''u
friends here Sunday. ... ....,
DR. Booth and son, Of James ,i.y' VIZ
among the guests at the hotel this week.
The political situation sun remains
oriet and little interest manifesto any
where .-h... Of
Ouinton. visited Mrs. Arthur Allen lues-
day --...,4o5
trim about october first He VIII De ao-
sent about ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

washington. Mr. Lamb. OF Norfolk: Miss
Lena Green of Nov York Mrs. Lambeth
OF Norfolk. Mrs. Spicer, Of Richmond.
and many others. One Of the most eN-
pert, gallant and interesting players was
razeweil Elicit, Jr. and he came precious
near getting the prize. too.
Below We give a list of some or the
guests still at Bel Air. enjoying the Sep
TENDER days of warm Sunshine. keen cool
breezes touched with frost and excellent
boarding-home fare which Mrs. Boy
kin is So famous for furnishing
Mrs Chas. spicer nurse auu child, Rich
mOnd. Mrs. Hil Montague nurse and
child. Richmond: Mrs 1ieviliau. Rich-
mond. Mrs. Graham Lambert. Richmond B
Misses Bessie, Lltte, and Matte Lam
bert. Richmond. Mrs q. a.. Lambert ST.
Richmond. Mr. Robert Lambert Rich
mOud. NJ SIS Lena Green. Richmond; MIS-
ses Boykn. Richmond. Mrs. and Miss
Chenery Richmond. Mt and Mrs. shell
don. Norfolk. Miss Louise sheldon. Nor
folk. Mr. Tom sheldon. Norfolk; Mr. Luz
Their Sheldon Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs Rob
err Lamb. Norfolk. Miss Sarah Lamb,
Norfolk. Mrs James Davenport NorioiK
Miss Elo.sa Davenport, Brunswick ga.
DR. and Mrs n. r.. Patterson, WasnlnS-
ton. ID. c.. Miss Patterson. washington
Miss Matte smith, Washington; General
and Mrs. Whiting. Mobile. Ala Mss
Whiting, Mobile. Mr. Wythe Nhuns,
Mobile; Ar. Montague Whiting. Moolle
Percy T. p nuey. New York, Mrs. VIM
@. Miller Richmond. Mrs. Dr. J. y Up,
shur. Richmond. Mr. Frank Roane ana
mother. Lyuchburgi J.. c., Garland,
Iynchburg d. NJ. Davis. LynchDurS
J. Wayerlv Thomas. Smithheld, Miss
Thomas smihdeld. Miss Johnson. smith
field. Mr. and Mrs. carleton Jackson
Richmond. Mrs Burton Marye. Richmond
Mrs. Is 81 Williams. Richmond, Mt
ana Miss Chldrcy. r. chmondi Mr VIZ
Tavlor and family. Richmond Mrs. Fan
ME Currie. Richmond: Miss Fannie Lew
is. Richmond. Dr. A. T.. Marrow. ,
Army. Mr. and Mrs s. J.. Foster, Nor
fox. Misses Lillian aud Marion roster
Norfolk. Mr. William Foster, N'tt-o,et
NIr ana Mrs George Johnson NcM heu,
Iir Iunas Gregory. New Kent, IazeWei
Elicit. Jr. Richmond. Misses lienne an'
lose Euett. RICHMOND, Jno,. -, Va,
~ - p NI-N.l-. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

The lamontation which from tire 20
time has gone up, that the Threats Of wo-
en- were being ruined by the high, heavy
ribbon collars. which have been worn
SO much for the past year or two, has
at last stirred ND some French mOdiste
TO invent substitute collar which is
equally high but much cooler and
more comfortable I'm the current num-
Der OF Haruer.s baZar the following
description Is given Of the now invention;
1T consists In having the collars un-
lined. doing away entirely with the stiH
crinoline and canvas that have formed
the principle part Of most stockholders
and the collars Of ordinary gowns as
wei. They are still high-in fact these
collars have the long point behind no
ears. are trimmed around the edge with
"A dainty ruffle of narrow lace. and are
made OF tucked or pleated m0usseling
de sole chiffon OF lace. They have
absolutely no lining whatever in most
cases, although occasionally a very thin
lawn lining IS inserted for the sake OF
ncatness, as OF course the lining can
easily be taken out. washed and replaced
The collar is kept In shape by short
whalebones. These are put up TO tho
edge Of the point, Of which there is one
on either side al the back OF tina neck,
hiat pnns In 'front.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
BARTON HEIGHTS
ELECTRIC PLANT
Council Committee to PreTa-e Plans
and Specifications.
MANY WANDERERS RETURNING
Citizens OF che Heights at Home Again
~ Their Summer Outing-Tcs-
timoniai for a Faithful sunday
school Ohiccr.
Phone no

Al a called meeting of TIE Council Fri
day evening committee OF three, name
ly: 4 II My,r. j.. S. Ragland. and A.
w Aaruus.en. was appointed by mo
Mayor % be known as the Improvement
COMMITTEE. TO prepare plans aud specih-
cations for the erection of the proposed
electric light ANA water plant rs special
resolution OF the Council the Mayor was
appointed chairman of the committee. and
he az once requested the members 10 meet
at his residence on Tuesday evening at
S o'clock.
WANDERERS RETURN.
There has been a great deal of coming
and going among tu. .NIu.t f inf
last ten days Among 'h0se who have re-
turned from s0l1urus and visits are Mrs.
l.. D.. Sadler and family. who spent tho
summer at Big Island, VA
Atr. and NJ ruciDIrne ana fanny
from Bedford city.
Mrs. David Gregory and family from
kentucky.
Bristol. Tenn.
Nr. A. W. Marilnstein from Cincinnati,
where his family remained visiting
friends
Hiss Carrie Robinson. also from New
York
Mrs. Charles Goodioe and family Who
summered az their country place Ga Spot
syIyauia county, returned Friday uiEss-
Master Wallace Bache lelt on Friday
Tor Locust Grove. Madison county, Va.
where he will enter school
Miss Edith Cosby went 20 Hoilin's In
stitute last Monday.
Miss Hattie Brogden has returned 20
her school at warsaw. Va.
Mrs. j. j. Wilson Will start on Monday
evening for a months visit 10 Farmyilia
and pOcahOntas. Va
Mrs. Charles Jones IS sim indisposed
The Barton Height school opened on
last Monday, and is nov ready Tor regular
work
a FAITHFUL OFFICER
The teachers and officers OF the VI. r.
Sunday school on last Sabbath presented
10 their superintendent. Mr.. j. T.. Hard
ing. a very handsome teachers Bible. The
presentation was made By Rov. J. Sidrey
Peters ina a beautiful manner. Mr.. Hard
Ing has been superintendent since tho
school was organized In July ls92
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

II IS quite the thing now 10 dress lii
tie bows I'm expensive silk serges and all
wool flannel suits FOR parties and ga'f
occasions. The sailor design Is un
iversally favored because OF It's genera
becomingness and slmpuclty. z
SHAPED that they almost completely hide
Inc feet The very latest modes have
them pointed front and back at the hem
which is Of goodly width 50 that 81
,sn ha Lot out In case the trOuscrt
shyink after being Numbered.
The blouse hangs loosely over a
holt n, white leather and the collar IS
stitched In black or blue silk braid
Under the blouse IS worn a sham
silk. such as Is seen In very swell
The tie IS arranged in q full bow and
like the CAP. matches the braid in
color
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Peasant Aldo Digestion.

Mint creams are thought 90 aid az
-, ana are freouentfy served Ht
dinners when the finger bowls are
br.ueht in. They usually COS. ABOUT D
cents rer pound at the conlec lolel !.
hut may easily be made az nome
Infinitely cheaper. u,.
cbaflng dish two cupfuIs ot granuia,..g,i
sne.r and a half cup OF water 'S.it
until the sugar is dissolved. Dul w
frrrer. Remove from the we ,aI
eight drops Of peppermint, sur IA"
then drop from the tip OF inc 49,"
on We'd paDer or a marble slab.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

Surely every girl who can go 90 theatres
and partics. ana boasts evening WI
-bould be able 10 afford wrap in,e"aeo
SOLELY TO Doe worn on such occasions an"
1irnifed flrra is art serge. warm taofl-
made i'm most artistic hues Wmln ,-L
be bought for less than dollar s'uu
double width. to say nothing of remnan.
m velvet and hrocade. which may "
lined with pongee si'k or eva, .m..o,i,.~
French sateen. Trimming Iol ...,
,-~sns arc comparatively cheap this year
and a little decoration artisuca.- az
~arped will go a long way aa Tat da
ho4ufffiu effect is concerned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
GAY G0UCESTER.
The Week a Succession of Attractive
Entertainments.


GLOUCESTER, VA. Sept. 16-Special
There is an embarrassing number OF soci-
ETY. items in Gloucester this week.
The first visit Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Minor Thurston to the county since their
marriage has been the occasion Of many
Mrs. 4. h. Carys. Of Carys Brook gave
a tea in their honor. Mrs. Walter Har-
wood. Of Airvllle. lunch, Mrs. hcnard
TaliafcrrO. of HOrkley, tea Mrs.
May MS Jones, OF Ciermont a tea; MIS-.
William y. Lee dining. Every one VINO
had the pleasure OF meeting Mrs. lhufs-
ton We're mucn impressed boy her charm
ing manner. There is general regret eX-
pressed that their visit 10 Gloucester
cannot be prolonged, telegram from Nor
folk necessitatin4 their leaving here
The Dramatic Club. which has been
diligently rehearslng the pay ,.,I pa
mOnds and Hearts, Tor several WeehF,
gave the public the pleasure OF MllueaslA6
The same last night
Mr.. James Meredith consented 10 play
the leading part with Miss Brook b.ru'
which assured the success Of the evening.
The brilliant audience which crowded the
hall showed their appreciation OF the eeo4
acting by frequent and hearty a9p'agss'
10 goes without saying mat MI. 9tieu'1 W
as Mr. Burton was the star or great mag
nitude. and he kept the audience COLI
vulsed with laughter.
Miss crook Byrd as Miss Burton showed
"A keen appreciation Of the character and
gained fresh laurels Tor TINS young anna
the audience we're glad 10 welcome
again on the boards the charming MISS
billie SeaWcl. whose presence on tn-
stage Is always a pleasing event, ana MnD
soon proved She had lost none OF her ms
triOnic talent. Mr.. Ely watson as sam plos
fare 10 rival Polk Miller ln the portraya
of the Old-time negro.
Elizabeth Lee, ana Messrs. w. Ntsg,Fe
NJ. a. l., Taliaferro. Wray Selden and Alr
Howell Meredith each deserve separate
mention II there was space for the same
The third of the series of regattas come
of to-day. and the cloudle-s SKY anl
fine breeze assures the success OF tne
PROFESSOR and Mrs william Garter
Stubs, who have been spending me sum
mer I'd their OLD home. nave ts e.. H.. i
New Orleans. Nr. ;. StuoDs Is m Cnufch
lands ncar Norfolk. and Mr. Luc.af
stubbs has returned TO richmond
Mis- Hsuie Armstead. or Richmond
and Miss Gertrude Maiscy' OF Baum re
who have been the guests OF inc Mlssc
IIDnlins have returned 10 their homes.
professor and Mrs. Warner Ialiatcff
are al Duuham-Aassle
Nfrs Johnson. OF Baltimore. and Mrs
Bruant. OF New YORK, are at hoakle
the guests ~ Mr.. ana Mrs.. & J.. rama
MS Mrs Barr and Mrs. Mamie Dean
o.-,t.b ,,bo ha,.. been visiting Mrs. Fahs
~ Pen Pre-. are now az Roosevelt, Tho
onests Of Judge and Mrs. p. 7. Taylor.
Nfrs H. a. Cauet Is In Henrico visiting
her father. Mr.. Heber Nelson.
Mr.. Philip Nelson mas returned Z.
Mr. Mrs ID. Baldwin has returned from
Mrs Jackson has returned 20 Baltimore
accompanied by her daughter Mrs. }
MTs " y Jones. who has been spend
ing the summer in Fauquier, Is expecte.
Mrs w p Corr is in Baltimore.
Mrs I, p. stewart IS visiting near Bal
timOre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

Eugene bed IL an ornament OF Wn,,iI
any sieeping room might te p.yuii
a. foundation rs a Voq'rn etto4
or to De more modern. ords' ,~osse.
with the best OF springs anu s..,.
and high. 90 this stately
couch are made OF wood. aHn cav w
Formed fin the most primitive '1,o, w3{ ID
over all rug Is thrown. a ,S cSn cip'i,rb n
draDed from the head ooa. ,u,r'lei frame
D ,'.6ich built ont TO support H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

The Sultan OF Turkey has a great
liking for delicacy known IN Turkey
as "rahat" and keeps in his palace
q man exclusively ocrunief wffh tho
manufacture Of Il Tor him ana his
household "Rahat" is also great
indulge plontifuily On this luxury. Tho
different favOrG given 10 this prepa-
ratlons are obtained from the julce OF
pressed flowers. such as roses. yi0iets
and others. and a special hand press
Is employed for the purpose. Turkish
delight IS the popular name for
asrabafp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Tho CORRECT ming in Belts.

BROAD belts are fast becoming pta1
Tho most popular belt is bur one inSu
wide These narrow belts are e9ec.aas
Gesigned FOR the new alor-made cow
Tba most novel are made oi green ,
gator. white seal and DiaeN patient
A French idea Is 10 wear one or lhe
Green belts with q dark blue c.oth gown
rhe white seal belts are charming VIZ.
brown frocks. and the glisten, n- p'le
leather bclr looks striking whenever j"
encirclos "a slender waist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

The pre,uest belts are hand pa'h esa
In.y with beautiful buckles. one
, ash * soon to appear n me WINDOW WIN,
OF prominent ieT Seitns Of painted int i'i IN
OF deslgn OF buttercups. A hana,
sSreses tainted miniature framed In gold
Sarma the buckls-
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In Spain the Infants face Is swept
Iuck. In ireland belt made OF woman
hair IS placed about the child % keen
harm away. Garlic. sala. bread AMI
steak are put into rho cradle ~ q NV
born babe IN Holland Roumanlan
mothers tie red ribbon round the
ankles OF their children 10 preserve
them from harm
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prcsden China waffle Dish.

An imported waffle S disa COMB ,o being ~
Dresden china ana lament IN aaGsG to- the table
useiul Is ueS,ane ard Is divided into
1t Is tray sne@,bicb the golden-broYn
d sSiss IN patterned valsOo locks 2 ARE
beanuful novelty for service OF % p"
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