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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

LADIES TO GALL AND SEE MRS.
Cllnton's new pompAdours, the latest thing
IN hair dressing, Also tho largest STOCK o.
hair switches Ia the state. Mall orders
promptly attended to, le0 4 West Temple
b., cid Continental hotel
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UNDERTAKES AND lmsAlmlai
BOILER MAKERS.


THOMAS HARRIS. SUCCESSOR 70
Miller 4 Miller, dealers In Goal IA
Suita." Prompt delivery and full utf'i
front. Phone s,-l Yards 2. : nm
West Street Phone Ma
GRASS ckEEk. OLD ALLLN, sAtEi.
water. Rock Springs, Castle Gate uhca y
". snd 30. Phone sts. Mason a kiidsf
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BAKERY.

lions BAKERY AND LuNcii plS.
lor. 70 West First South! Caroilss Wa.
AIT quick service, ileas0nabls prss,
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ELECTRICAL.

WE DO ALL KINDS or ELECTRIC
IVORY. Having the finest line OF Electric
Fixtures IN tho city, and make a speclal-
tfical repair work Ali Work guaranteed.
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co., lb-i9 West
First South. Tel. No. u
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WANTED AGENTS.

LlTHo.PRiNTING. AGENTS WANT
cd 1000 business cards. two coiors, with
beautiful dcplgn, ii.Oo. work amer than
nthographing, other work remarkably
l.itho-p Print Press Company, - and 81
frankfort Street. New York,
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JUBILEE PROGRAMS WANTED.

To suporintendcnts Of sunday Schools
The general Jubilee committee would
like to preserve In the archicyes VI tho
sunday school a history OF the local
Jubilee celebrations held In December.
1899, and for this purpose ask the SUI
perintendents Go forward to the seoreta-
~. No. i09 Templeton building, Salt
Lake city. n cory OF the program,
nampl" 81 local badges and a brief ao-
count of the exercises. II IL proposed
to compile the reports, and. with the
badges. program and other souvenirs,
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MAKANOE TROussEu.

Mrs. Makanoe Trousseu, n prominent
member OF the Joseph colony In Skull
this morning. Deceased was born In
ililo, Hawaii. May iith, 1854. and emf
grated TO Utah May 2Sth, 1895 She
leaves father now at Joseph and two
daughters. who We're with her IN this
city at her death. The body win be
conveyed to losepa Tor burlad on Mon
day next. Sandwich Island papers
please copy.
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CHURCH NEWS.

Notlc,s for publication Ia this column on
Saturdays should he handed In not later than
no1n OF that day.
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SANTA CLAUS
HEADQUARTERS.

hooks. DOLLS. TOYS. Largest dis
play In town. Fine stationery. fancy
Leather Goods. Xmas cards. Calendars
and Novelties Everything for the Iioli-
days at cANNON'S BOOK STORE.
II and 10 Main ~.
Ask your Grocer for Royal Dread.
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.---~-->------,---.... ils MAlN.iS,,,
DIR. u. s. PAYNE ,:yomen and ehl,snissi
cialist. Diseases on or Call o. no M
Satisfaction guhi,,'.ss,pi,lS0 NON iQVA'il'
Dir. u NJ BtNhpIS p,,ts dfus ,'da,srsI
i an., s w!e & z r Tucson '''''
three years
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lions SAVINGS BANK ana Trust
Co. the oldest and largest savings
bank In Utah, pays 4 per cent Interest
on 81 or Thousands. start nm account
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LADIES WANTED ~ EVERY CITY
ana town to collect names for our new az.
fuctOry, liberal pay tho Sexton Co, Dent
a. iioN III tiutbush, New YORK
GIRL FOR GENERAL IIousEwoRK.
small family, Hiring refcfcnrc. ca 5th =.
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CHRISTMAS Presents.

kLoF-RocK DIAMONDS AcirIs
crystal Eemt absolutely impossill, ~ q ~
tyet from the genuine stone. SAD \,
Illustrated pamphlet. Euslon -, ~
20, coshocton, Ohio. '-'F
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REMOVAL SALE.

TWENTY-FIVE pEH CENT orr
Dressing Sacks. Flanncicttc Wrappers.
Infants Long Coats. Tailor Made Suits.
Infants Donnets. Infants Short Coats.
II. X. THOMAS. IS Main Street
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EsrRAY POUND NOTICE.

ONE hay HORSE. ABOUT Is YEARS
old, three white feet, star In forehead, one
roam Iron gray mare, about years old,
branded Nj lott thigh, star In forehead. II
tho above described anitnnls are not claimed
18th, 1sl0 thoy viii 10 sold AZ city Estrny
Pound at p m. John o. MattoS. Pound
koenor.
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE
LUMBER DEALERS,

cd uTAll .pIoyLTRr AND i;S'-- :
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ENTERPRISE TAILORING Co, s2T 8
West Temple Street. Cleaning and Dye
Ing. Ladies' tailoring specially. N. 5.
Dawson,
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Interest paid on savia-s. W. =.
Armstrong, prost.. T.. W, Madsen. vice.
preRt.. ]. y. Cnlne. cahhlnr.
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Tie largest circulation Of any paper between
rnva and the coast Books open to adysr
itua
Tm following figures Give the number Of
ne ssmLNeskly News printed on the first Of
.aeh month since the paper changed hands on
January 4. 1900
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MADAME JOHNSON. SCIENTIFIC MAS
sage treatment and Magnetic healing. s5s
South Main street. Main Room 10,
Hay bouldB Hook
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CUT RATE 0RoslIf.l.i.--n-','-
Tickets bought and sold and sxehanrl
II Main.
JONES BUYS AND si.l. Z = :
sion tickets to all points. 10 Wet ~.
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LOST.

ONE WHITE MARI. miANDED a ~
elFeic on lott shoulder. smooth shod. double
mau.. k.turn 4 eccond STREET and DO re-
wariod y, hitShle
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PARAGON SHOE SHOP

Removed basement 81 Main. four doors
north Deserct Bank. Shoes repaired.
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The Thirteenth quorum OF Seventy
viii meet In the Twentieth ward veHtry
ON Monday evening next, at 1850 o'clock.
The Fourth quorum OF seventy will
meet In the Twenty first ward meeting
house on Monday evening next. at 1850
O'Clock.
The sixteenth quorum OF Seventy Will
meet on Monday, Dec. nth. 1899, at 1880
y. m. In the First ward meeting house.
A full attendance Is desired.
The Thirteenth quoroum OF Seventy
viii meet In the Twentieth ward vestry
at 1880. Monday evening. An interest
ing program has boon prepared. A full
attendance ID desired.
st. Paul's chapel. corner Main and
Fourth South streets, Rev. Ellis Bishop.
vicar. Rev. W. Dnunt Scott. ourate.
Dec. 10th. second sunday In Advent.
$3.50 a. M, holy communion; nii5 a. M,
sunday school; II a. M, morning prayer
and sermon: J;ib y. M, Bible olnss un-
def the instruction OF Prof. Marshall
.. M, evening prayer and address.
ST. Peters chapel. corner Fourth
North and I'ifth West streets, Rev. Ell
lis Bishop. rector: Rev W. Daunt Scott.
vicar. Dee. 10th. second sunday In Al:
vent, $3.50 ., M, sunday school and
children's service; $3.50 y. m. evening
prayer and address: Miss Elizabeth
Lamaon and Miss Mary Hall. vlollnlsts.
will assist with the music.
PRIMARY NOTICE.
The Primary conference Of the Salt
Lake Stake will be held Saturday, De-
cember 10th. 1893. at 10 o'clock. A
pleasing Christmas program viii be
carried out b. the children. All inter-
ested are invited TO be present. II IL
desired that all the city wards be rep
resented. and that the children bring
their hymn book. Ella w. Hyde. Sec
rotary.
There Will be no scandinavian meet
Ing tomorrow, Sunday, on account Of
the stake Conference, on Thursday
evening musical entertainment Will
be given In the Fourteenth ward as
scmbly rooms, instead OF the scandi-
navinn meeting.
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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE.

II. a. o. TRANSFER co.'s MOVING
vans always ready; natisfaction guaran-
tcsd. Phone $685. ofllce II w. md South.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING

ron BICYCLE REPAIRING, NOVEL
" work. and key hitting. 80 10 nJtp
ifos; co., West Temple ard Itf.
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Koiitz 10th Century Chocolates. The
Latest CORRECTION out.
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STEAM HEATING.

THE DAVID JAMES Co. STEAM;
nttlng aud plumbing In all bfanehsi ,
y. ist South,
T.. J. MoRAN-sTEAM AND hggl
water heating. ventilatng' No w.
Second South.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARTISTS.
OPTICIANS.

n. SMITH. MANUFACTURING !, oi 4
tlclnn, carries full line OF ~
Goods. Eyes examined free !"
Main Street. -
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]. IT, SJODAHL,
NJ. cIiRlsrOpHERSoN.
j. 8. IENSEN.

The Salt Lake Stake Relief Society
conference viii be held In the Assembly
hall. Dee, 23rd, at 10 u. M, and y, IN.
Services commemorative OF the Prophet
Joseph Smiths birthday will be given.
All officers and others Interested are
cordially invited 10 be present.
NJ, 4. HORNE,
President.
ANNIE r. HYDE.
CLARA &. CANNON.
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FOR REMIT FURNISHED.

WELL FURNISHED 7-RooM HOUSE
practically new, with porcelain bath. man
side i. End house north OF First st II. N,
usrder. III Atlas Illock.
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WANTED.

per trorrf each insertion. Special rates
bv the week and month
WANTED.
.,cIl,L FOR LionT HOUSE WORK AT
10 my GOOD BuGJy HORSE or
@ . .HS ' saar ,Ss : sss, Coop black
eorner First aud ii '
and sirnii Co, 10 South Main street.
WANTED TO PURCHASE FoR CASH
nnnu % AZ ,u, ,,. and silver. Address.
TO iNvEsToRs AND oTHEnf,-
yav:ais MED. examinations made In tho
y. ~ Patent ONCE at Washington, u. G.,
in vopsin'sh l,,,, applied for, patents secured
fishts protected. All business piivate.
=, intent Agency, Charles W. Staynet.
Ah, ,,,s,y and Manager. once Mccormick
Correspondence with stamps solicited.
WOMEN TO HIND DRESS SHIELDS
~ home. Steady work. distance no dis
ndvan!ngc ask your dealer TO show you
kora shields and kora kiasp hose sup
out sewing. send Ice. Tor p" cs,aicr,,c '" Of
work. =. kora Shield Co. ss5 Broorie 81.
New York.
a gENTLEMAN TYPEWRITER OF
w u'hh iuIulhHtts n competent man Tor
part typewritten work other buAlnaas
Us MCCORMICK nuliilng, city
YOU To BRING ALONG YOUR
Household goods and either sell. or ex-
change, Hest terms given at the Coop.
Second Hand store, ssi.2s 4, State 81.
SECOND HAND RNfTuRE
bought, sold and exchanged: easy pay
mcntH Waahburn Furniture Co, 81
West First South. Phone ~ "
TWO ENPEItT CANVAssERs FoN A
mo selling proposition. lady can
Nhhsrt OF experience would be specially
suited and could make good money. APP
ply at the News.
FiltsT-CLAsS uPiiOtsTkRtNu ~
you have no money. will exchange. Work
guaranteed. c, Hansen. 40 y, ard 50.
a PURCHASER FOR a VARIED
assortment Of second. hand Job display
and body type. Apply TO the Dcseret
News, Halt Lake CITY.
SECOND HAND ftitNiTtRE At I'D
stnte Street Goods sold on easy pay-
mcnia NJ. wcbbor.
DO YOU WANT woRKg DO YOU
want helpf 90 to 1ierkclrnth a Co, lei
Main street. Telephone &C., c. II.
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STOVE REPAIRS.
TRANSFER VANS.

]. r. LovETT. ALL KINDS OF
81 10 Third aouth. FOL. 1lS--N.
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FOR SALE.

SEE nousToN's SALE si0Ns.
All parts OF tho city.
Al kinds OF properly.
All prices,
All bargains
SPAN OF iiohsfS HARNESS AND
wagon. tn0o Is 81 second West.
PRACTICALLY Ntw REMINGTON
typewriter. ii0od eei hiias Block.
a coon PAYING GROCERY BUSINESS
centrally located. nice clean stock on hand
ucod reason Tor selling. Address A. thi
office,
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FOR RENT.

RooMs ~ HOARD OF TRADE AND
Denhalt.r blocks
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. cii Main
Two-RooM HOUSE AND SUMMER
Kitchen, at ~ South Ninth East.
% HOUSES. ALL PRICES. KINDS
aud locationn. futile Bros, 10 Main.
No. ~ X. 18th T.. broom barn. tsa
No ~ Idith Avonua Groom. frame. SO
Ma sll y. tnd South. s-room modern. o..
40 80 9Th 80. broom. sieh1
No. sss u, 9Th So, 5.r1om 80
No. rs W. bth So. t-rpoln frame, SIS
No 1850 80. y, 5 room. so
No ll,Owcn st, Groom bath. SIS.
No. iib tosial all av,. sroom bath, So
Houston iical Estate Inv, Co, ga Main.
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LIVERY AND noARp,,o , =. =

,d uTAIi STATE DELIVERY. rirT
I,ran s'asiys' Sellers 4 nh n, I
Wee reS s, Good rlss pfoa,i ~ /, :, !,
hotscs, ~ South State. " o0Af.lif
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-03
IN THE HEART OF AFRICA.
Lord kitchencr's Tribute to the
Energy OF American Bridge
Makers,

Ambassador Choate transmits to
Secretary Hay from London the speech
delivered by Lord Kitchener at the
opening of the bridge over the Atbara
river, in the Soudan. In the course Of
his remarks Lord Kitchener said: AS
regards this magnificent bridge, /
think we may fairly claim that it is
record achievement. 1t was only well
into last October that the credits were
authorized for the extension of the line
to khartoum. The sites of the bridge
had then 10 be determined, the boring,
soundings. and sections Of the river
had to be completed, and eight solid
double piers to carry the superstruc-
ture had to sunk down to the rock be
low the river bed to meet the Atbara
flood, which arrived 25 days earlier than
our experience led US to expect. But
this did not catch us mapping Owing
to the energy displayed. the piers were
completed more than c5 days earlier
than was thought possible. When the
first wave came it passed harmlessly
carrying away only the temporary
bridge by which we push on railway
construction to the southwark. In No.
venber and December every effort was
made to place the order for the super
structure in England, but it was found
impossible for British firms TO supply
SO big an undertaking in the time al
lowed. The matter is one OF consider
able regret TO me personally. I think
it demonstrates the relations between
labor and capital in our country are
not such as to give confidence to capital
lists to induce them TO run the risk of
establishing great up-to-datc work.
shops with the plant necessary to enable
Great Britain to maintain her proud
position as the first constructing ma
ton OF the world. Well where English.
men have failed I am delighted to find
our cousins across the Atlantic have
stepped in. The opening Of this bridge
to-day is due to their energy and abil-
it.y and the power they possess n SO
marked degree Of turning out works
Of this magnitude in less time than can
be done by anyone else. congratulate
the American foremen and worknen
on the excellent success which has
crowned their efforts in the crcctio,
OF this bridge in the heart Of Africa, far
from their homes, during The hottest
months Of the year. and depending sole
~ upon the labor Of men speaking O.
foreign tongue -Washing ton Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-03
HUMOROUS.

Usher (the court having been much
annoyed By the shutting Of feet)-'Will
ye hould yer tongues up there with yer
feet in the gallery ?"-punch.
''He is not in,' said Mrs. Shortly to
the collector. Madam, l know he is
not TIM said the collector. 'sWhat l
want to know, has he any ?".-Baltimore
News.
Mrs. Fogg-"I consider Mrs. Coppi-
worth an ideal woman" Mr. Fogg-"I
agree With you. There is not the first
thing about her that is al'-Boston
Transcript.
Il told him I was a square man and
as straight as they made EN-, "What
did he say?' Said he knew I was
crooked and wouldn't have me round"
Omaha World-Herald.
Customer Tin rage)-"When I but
toned your coat for the first time it
split down the back" Clothing Dealer
Indeed. 1t must be, then, that the
buttons were sewed on too strongly"
-Tliegende Blaetter.
Hettie-"H Harry is a man always to be
trusted. He has never deceived me-"
Clara-"But how do you know that?"
Hettie-'k Know 1t? Why, he told me so
himself only last evening" - Boston
Transcript.
Teacher-"Try to remember this:
Milton, the poet, was blind. DO you
think you can remember 1t?" Bobby
Smart-'Yes, ma'am." eache-"Now,
what was Millions greatest misfor-
tune?" Bobby S1nart-''He was poet"
-Ohio State Iournof
a certain crab, being in conversation
with his brother, said: II do not like
that big, fat cook over there" Why"
asked the other crab, adding The re-
mark: She seems to be jolly per-
SON. THAT is just why" replied the
first crab. "sheis always deviling some
OF u.s. The moral of which is that it
is much better to be the jollier than the
one who is jollied.-Ealti1nore Amcri-
can.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-03
BLOOD POISON
CURED BY B. B. B.
Bottle Sent Free to
Sufferers.

I, is especially the deep seated Oh
Stn1tc cases that r. +. b. (Botanic
Blnod Balm) cures. The following
symptoms quickly yield to g. is. g..
t2rupt"ns. S2rofuia, Eating Sores. Nu-
c1us Patches. Copper Colorea Spots,
Bone Pains. rheumatism Sore Throat t,
| swollen GLANDS, Itching Skin Hul!,ors.
This famous southern Remedy has cur
ed Thousands Of sufferers after all 9TH
er Treatments had failed. BUT SO YOU
ina:- test its curative powers we Will
send sample hUttlc absolutely free
10 all who apply. Perfectly safe and
pleasant to take by old or young 1t
drains the poison out Of the system 50
the symptoms cannot return. The hair
VIII then stop falling and grow out
again and I'LL the sores and pmp!es
viii heal. aches and pains ana indige;s-
ton will stop.
II YOU are satisfied that you need
l'lncd Balm you will find large bottles
for sale by druggists for 81 90 on six
large bottles fuu trcatnenD s.. 90 For
trial bottle, address Blood Balm Co,
iba Mitchell street. Atlanta. Ga, ana
bottle and medical book viii. be sent.
all charges prepaid. Describe Your
troub" and we will include, free per-
Soilal medical advice. 12-3-SuN II,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-03
A HUMAN FAILING.
Natural Result OF the Efforts of a
Searchcr After Statistics
or the Race.

An old gentleman, evidently gath
erer of statistics, but with a kindly face
which shaded off to something like
philanthropy about the edges. was gaz-
ing abstractedly down the avenue.
Suddenly he stepped up to a gentle
man who was awaiting horse car, and,
touching him lightly on the shoulder,
said: Excuse me, but did you just
drop fvedollar bill ?" at the same time
holding out in his hand the sum men
toned.
The gentleman questioned gazed
moment at the bill, assumed a look of
excitement, made a hasty search of his
pockets, and said: 'Why, so did, and
hadn't missed it" holding out an eager
hand.
The old man slowly drew forth a
notebook and said: - thought So" He
then took the name and address of the
loser, and putting the bill in his pocket,
turned away.
Well" said the other, do you want
it all as reward?"
'Oh. / did not find one" returned the
benevolent old man, but it struck me
that in large city like New York there
must be great quantity Of money lost,
and upon inquiry find you are the
thirty-frst man who has lost five-dol-
lar bill this very morning.
Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-03
Travelling in Java.

a man who has been travelling in
Java thus writes about the Dutch co.
lonial railways. He says: TRAINS are
used in Java, not on account of their
speed, but on account OF the long dis
tances one has to cover. You are in a
hurry and you haven't more than five
miles to go-walk. You may find some
difficulty in keeping up to the train If
It is going down a stiff gradient, but you
will more than make this up on the
fiat. and you'll romp past it on coming
to the slightest ascent. 1t is a solemn
fact he continues, "that once in the
course Of a mile walk along a highway
running parallel with the railway line
! caught up to and passed smell Tex
press train). Toward the end OF the
walk entered a shop I purchase some
cigars. and only after I had been in the
shop ten minutes did the train again
pass me.'-Pinang Gazette.
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PRESERVATION OF MIlk.

In a bulletin of the West Virginia ex-
pertinent station Mr.. IIitc describes a
series of experiments which he made
for the preservation of milk with q
pressure of from FIVE to ninety tons
per square inch. At the end of five DAYS
some of the samples were perfectly
sweet, but in no case We're all the in
curious bacteria killed, and on tile
whole the experiment can hardly be
regarded as Il success. Great difficulty
was experienced in procuring cylinders
su1'ic1cntiy strong to Withstand the
great pressure. in some cases low or
moderate pressure for several DAYS was
trtcc.-Chtcago Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-03
Glass Vases for Flowers.

Every now and then florists and other
authorities rise up and declare that il
is no longer good form" to keep flow
ers in clear glass through which their
stems show. That is very much like
saying that it is no longer good FORM
to have long eyelashes or rosy cheeks.
The stem Of graceful flower is one OF
its greatest beauties. Seen through n
bit Of clear crystal with tiny globules
OF water encrusting it, it is almost as
much of an ornament as the blossom
which it supports. Until nature be-
gins to produce ugly stems nothing will
be more appropriate for holding flow
ers than well-shaped glass vases. Occa-
sionally bit Of colored glass is permits.
sible. There is delicate green variety
and faint amethyst kind, both of
which add to the beauty Of the stems
they reveal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-03
AN AFTERNOON JACKET.
To De Worn with Han dsomc Toilettes
and Should Not BE Removed
in the House.

Jackets to be worn in the house are
no longer creation of active magma
tons; they are charming reality.
They can be seen developed in figured
silks, embossed velvets and brocaded
satins, loose fitting and trimmed with
every material that can be employed
in an ornamental capacity.
AS regards length very little choice
is allowed the wearer of the afternoon
jacket, since in all cases it reaches be-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-03
Beef PHlutes.

One palate will be required for each
person. Wash and simmer until ten
der; peel off the upper skin, which can
be easily done if they are sufficiently
cooked, and cut into square pieces.
Make good brown sauce, flavor with
mushroom catsup and the juice Of
Piicklcd oniora; give one boil and dish.