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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

atively new, is elaborated in readiness
for summer. but can hardly be said to
be entirely novel, and the belt and bag
are but old friends in a new dress.
a fad for naming. the wheel exists,
and every other rider you meet displays
a silver shield below the handle bars
upon which is etched in Roman letters
his worthy steed's name.
1 have recently had access to mad
ans notebook, from which 1 learn:
Worth has suppressed the frightened
skirt and is making them no more.
Coates of black glace silk, cloth
trimmed and buckle adorned are high
class garments of the chic variety.
Paris is going mad over new mate
rial called pastel brocade, on which
appear huge branches of pinker roses
on pink background or irises of pur-
pie on a pale shade.
A new diaphanous cloth of silk is
called crinoline, out of which the latest
hats are made.
The lace entredeux is cropping up
again.
Nuns yelling is the cloth of the hour.
It comes in exquisite shades and ex-
PLOTS some peculiar color combinations
for instance, primrose with a dash of
mustard in it, cyclamen shade of pink
with a strain of purple. and a misty pas
tel blue, which is prettiest OF them ali.
DAISY MAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

face should be first washed with a
pure olive oil soap and lukewarm wa
ter, after which the lotion should be
applied allowed TO remain for some
time and then washed off. When the
oi5ness includes black heads, they
should be removed in the same way
as ordinary black heads.
Health and beauty depend on plen-
" of oxygen. Breathe pure air al
ways if you want 10 be good looking.
= lack Of oxygen robs the skin Of It's
freshness and elasticity, takes the
sparkle from the eye, the color from
the lips and cheek and the sprightlj-
ness from the manner. Fresh air. tx
ercise. cleanliness and a wholesome
diet VIII do wonders toward making
a younS girl handsome and in retain
ing those good looks Of which time is
supposed 10 rob her but which IN
fact. are her own i she only has the
intelligence and diligence TO retain
them.
AS a rule. women are neglectful in
the care Of the skin Of the face. To
this must be attributed the very few
fresh and healthful compilations that
are to be seen at the present time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

! the rasp of the plumbers Ale as he dali
! lies with the water pipes. Neither is
| love blissful in a fiat where the atmos-
phere at all hours gives off subtle sug-
gestions of the viands served at recent
repasts of the other ''hatters" and the
pandemonium of loud voiced peddlers
bowling infants and the clatter Of rat
tietrap pianos forever salute the ear
| When a man had TO choose between a
| fiat and a boarding house, which some
| experienced New York boaTders claim
to be equivalent TO the condition TO
which General Sherman Iikened war;
when a boarding house was the only
alternative refuge Of the bachelor, he
sometimes had no choice but TO flee its
! evils into the purgatory Of the Hat
| Then all the nice young men wanted
! to marry and went about their court
ships in a businesslike way that kept
/ the percentage of spinsterhood always
at a low figure.
/ Il wasn't until bachelor apartments
came into vogue that woman was
obliged 10 soothe her vanity by circu-
tlating the bluff about devotion 70 art
or a profession. Now young men feel
/ themselves quite independent OF the
cottage or the boarding house or matri-
mony. Any young man master Of so
week can be comfortable and independ-
ent in a home of MS own and no thanks
to any woman.
All large cities. following the example
OF New York. have supplied themselves
with bachelor quarters where staid
and sober bachelor. for a modest sum,
nav have his own apartments, servants
and attention such as he probably
would not have in such perfection or for
so reasonable a sum in a home % his
own. This is the reason why nowadays
men affect an independence u matTi-
uary. and instead q being the blighted.
miserable beings that ths old bachelors
Of few years ago were pictured 10 be
they are irresp ous1 BILE. care free indivld-
uals. the envy Of Benedict friends and
the mod le Of single damsels. who. aft
~ plzciariziug The title % bachelor, are
now about 10 initiate bachelor living IN
fauartruent houses OF q large scale
where servants. restaurant and lodging
viii b. at moderate price But Up 70
date no similar apartment houses have
been built exclusively for women
The comfort with which artists and
musicians live IN their suits d studios.
both III America ard abroad. probably
suggested the idea ~ bachelor apart
rlentz In New York city there are
several buildings where both men ard
women - The literary and artistic SIT
are lodged ard afforded tha freedom II
regard - coming iu and going out that
is snsap parable from the serious foiiog-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11
THE ORIGIN
OF THIMBLES.

The first thirnble seen in England was
made in London less than 2e9 years ago
by 2 metal worker named John Loftins-
He acquired a large fortune and great
fame in the manufacture OF che new ac-
cessory 10 the needle workers art The
implement was ar first called thumb
bell. and was worn on the thumb LotS-
ing's thimbles were made OF either iron
or brass. and specimens Of them are ex'
tant. many o. which are preserved as
heiTlooms. Gold. silver. iron, ivory.
steel. pearl. Cellnloid and sometimes
glass are utilized in making thimoles
nowadays.
In China the ladies OF high class use
very dainty thimhles. Some are carved
from enormous pearls. with bands Of
fine gold. on which are engraved al
sorts OF fantastic things. the etchings
Of which serve FOR catching the needle.
as the holes Of the outside barbarian
thimbIes DO. The thimble always has
mother OF pearl case. With the thimoie
the Chinese lady always has "a delicate
pair Of scissors % the finest steel. in q
sheath Of pearl. and a pearl needle case
The articles are all inclosed in an ex-
quisitely inlaid case OF the purest moth
er OF pearl.
The manufacture Of thimbies Is sim
pie enough. Dies OF the different sizes
are used. into which the metal whether
gold. silver or steel. Is pressed. The
semiperforations. finishing and polish
ing or tenperinE. are done afJerward.
Ceuulo!d is nodded. The best thimbles
are said 70 be made in France.
The queen OF Siam has a thimble
which was a present from her royal
husband. It IS made Of gold. IN the
form of a lotus b1d-Jhs lotus being the
royal fower-and is thiokly studded
with diamonds so arranged as 20 flrm
her name and the date OF her marriage.
This gift was equal 70 an order that the
ladies Of Siam should use thimbles, and
they have used them ever since.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

In Germany the man must be at least
IS years of age.
In Portugal a boy Of II Is considered
marriageable and a woman Of -.
In Greece the man must have seen
at least II summers and the woman T..
In France the man must be II and the
woman 16: in Belgium. the same ages.
In Spain the intended husband must
have passed his fourteenth year and tha
woman her twelfth.
IN Switzerland men from the age Of
- and women from the Sge OF y are al
lowed 10 marry
In Austria a man" and a woman"
are supposed 10 be capable OF conduct
ing a home OF their own az the age q
IA
In Turkey any youth and maiden who
can walk property and can understand
the necessary religious service are ale
lowed o. be- united for life
In Hungary, for Roman Catholics. the
man must be- Is years old and the wo-
man J.. for Protcstauts the man must
be is and the woman D.
IN Russia ana Saz0uy they are a little
more sensible. and "a youth must rarrs.n
from entering into matrmouy uu De-
can count d. years. and tHa woman t1
she can count l6-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

As Described
BIZ
D0i5y NAY
BiCuCYe
Maid Of 20


ference is that comfort has come to
mean a great deal to them. An opti-
mist might almost be LED to hope that
the days of feminine sanity were num-
bered.
The adoption Of the sweater also indi-
Gates that athletics have become a Sc
rious pursuit among women. The sweat
er is the athletic article Of attire par
excellence. It's appearance in feminine
haberdasheries should be followed by a
large increase in the list of feminine
rowers and runners. In some of the wo-
mans colleges, indeed, it has become an
accepted part Of the regulation sporting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Serious friendship cannot De- enjoyed
except by persons ~ character. Those
who. themsaIyes light ard frivolous
choose friends from Uh.m a. fancy. or
drift into the relation from chance preK-
unity. or who make raeeIouate er exc
trava-ant demands. forgetting the oth-
or duties ~ Ire .u e sa.ft transport ~
feeling. mur- forever remain .e1ara-t
of The depth the e.leu0.ty ana the ea-
cresness lf which tr. nlshlu lH capable
Emerson asFe- COR f-.er1rhlT hlr-
~ Co short ae3 poor crnr.ur- ua hr-
cause we have made thsn "a texture -
" .na ana dreams instead ~ fhr tough
Gb ~ che human hfart The arH ~
fr.ea1shfu arc alsfere aI1 ef1rrai-tf
one web w.tn ta aw ~ nature ar5 ~
morals Tlt Hs hzsf aimed 81 "a re-
arf rettv hearat fa al.r Sudden
eeee.aers. }re snatch af fhe
frslt in ere whole earleH ~ G.f sH.sh
many s4m-1ars ard many
rlr41 we eeek our f-H3 nf
fur vlth passion Eh.r1 ee1l= aEl-a-
pirate him % es-aeir
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

q proposal OF marriage for the hand OF
ara Egyptian princess made $500 years
ago- IT is n the form II an inscribed
brick and is therefore not only the old
est but the most substantial love letter
THAI has ever been written.
The recent visit Of the Duke Sal
Duchess OF York 10 Ireland has been
productive Of a vast amount o. good
one Of the most beautiful jewels
owned by Mrs. Astor Is : bodice osua-
uent composed entirely OF rare old dGa-
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: : > :
NNE R0NLANDS ADVICE ON THE CARE OF THE SKIM

- lily skin is hereditary and usu-
ally thl-k and heavy and should
- bee treated with great care. as
h. is ia a measure q disease. If the
pores lie kept well opened and the
skin clean. one need not fear unpleas-
amt effects. The difficulty in the case
OF mos, women who have oily skins is
chat they 90 not take proper precau-
Uana 10 keep them clean. and the
pores become closzgd with impurities.
Richness, which usually accompanies
an oily skin. IS the result of the poi
sons from The blood entering the Sc
haceous glands and difiusing them
selves with Jhe OH.
a woman recently came to me for
advice whose ell ducts were SO en-
larse5 that aJ times the oil would
stand ON her face IN drops. and when
ever powder WAS applied * formed a
paste. 4 suggested a mode Of treat
mcut which effected complete cure.
said.
livery night You must wash your
face ~ lUHeWaTm water. usiu- pure
olive ca soap. then bathe the face
thoroushly for ten minutes with a To-
ton made ot a pint OF distilled water
as hot as the face can bear.1nto Which
is pax q dram OF concentrated am
munla. Thoroughly rinse the face
with very cold water. afJervarG APP
. plying tire following with g fine
sponge, bathing The face ana allowing
IL 20 remain during The hours Of re-
: pose;
! :. :. = = :. :. :. :. :. :.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11
A New Hotel For
"BaChefor" Women
q e g = q = = = = q :

y=FHEN the question of why the new
wv woman does not marry is dis
cussed in all its weighty aspects,
now and then some woman is found
candid enough to reply, Because she
hasn't been asked by any one worth
having" The new woman isn't a bit
newer than her mother and her grand
mother. The only difference is that she
has the courage of her convictions and
doesn't care 10 give up a SO a week po-
sition 10 marry a SO a week man. Love
in q cottage may be picturesque. but it
is not comfortable, especially if the cot
tage is in some place where mosquitoes
flourish before the roses and in autumn
the song of the cricket is replaced by
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

her time TO preparing a biographical
record ~ her fathers career as presi-
dent of the republic In the meanwhile
her charities VIII be continued.
In nearly every street in Japanese cit
les Is public oven. where. Tor . small
lee, housewives may have the dinners
and surTers cooked Tor them.
The Oldest love letter in The world Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11
TOPICS FOR WOMEN.

It seems that after all there is no
foundation for The report thar Nile
Faure intends becoming "A nun. Ii seems
thar she has given The idea some con-
federation and that Tor q long time she
has devoted herself much 10 works Of
charity. Nov. however. she has aban-
Goned the thought Of oonventual lie
and means to devote the greater part Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

betting on cFoquet is declared 70 ~
me latest smart diversion aH1ef
English scc.ety women Large @
according 70 one authority. caaa9e
hands over The pretty ol1 Ias;411 iafE-
t-.rabIy ASSOCIATED w5th The 1lr.zs-i -f1e
IN the lives - many ~ fae vrark@ss ~
today. Hail q cr9Un hoop seems
b. the mudest FORM ~ tHe nsw a-Fer-
sion Bridge. au .un1Faf.sa 1H
whist Is ztl3 ths rage 81 flaE-l2.
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REACHES effectively destroyed by Deadsure
Roach Killer, no poison; every Gan guaran-
ted: price 25c. Address mail orders to
Ltwyn's Drug Store, corner Main and Pres
ton. n
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HELP WANTED.

MEN to learn barber trades only eight weeks
required: specinl inducements for appi-
cants from distance. positions guaranteed;
complete outfit OF tools presented: wages
SATURDAYS: places for 500. Catalogue mailed
free. Moler Barber College. ST. Louis. Mo.13
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ALCOHOLISM cured at homo. Entirely new
method, guaranteed certain and harmless
Dr WIN a. BoSell Moore Burnett building.
Houston, Texas. X
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YOUR fEf ES examined free. properiy adiugt-
cd with best specatcles and eve glnsses.
guarantee satisfaction Wilton's 90s Prairie
avenue. ~
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.HE San Francisco Tailor establIshcd his
busness at 400 Travis street. he makcs pnntq
10 order 81 30 up. nrst-class lifting *
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ICY BROWN BUSCHICK, cIaifyoyanf me-
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slIeet. Information on any subject 10
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FREE-Two beautiful 1--we golden and gIo6e
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER--Mrs'
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MORPHINE. opium. liquor habit, cured In a
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EAVD YOU ever fostered the wish to own Il
home? II so. you have the opportunity now.
That pretty home. POLL Leland. of i've
rooms. bath sewerage ras and all modern
cOnyeniences and handsome lawn of flowers.
one block from car line. must be sold and
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WANTED--To correspond With lawyer that
advertised in Brennan Banner in 1907 Tor
the heirs OF West swearingen. Address
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NOTICE Is hereby given that a special meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad Company has been
called by the hoard of directors to assemble
a. the general office OF the company at
Houston. Texas. at 10 o'clock a. M. ON the
9th day Of September. 1880. for the following
purposes. to-,Yit:
Flrst-To authorize and provide for amend
ing charter or articles OF Incorporation OF
said company SO as to authorize II to own,
r6irtain and operate railroad connection
telween the railroad now known as the
Sabine and East Texas Railway and the rail-
read now known as the Texas Trunk Rail-
rLhd, and to construct such railroad as may
be requisite for making such railroad con-
rect.on.
second-lro authorize ant provide for the
construction OF such railroad as may be
requisite for making the railroad connection
Just referred to.
1hird--To authorize and provide for the
purchase OF the railroad now known rs the
Texas Trunk railroad. extending from
point in or near the city OF Dallas to a point
az or near what is known as Cedar Station.
In Kaufman county. with Its franchises ana
appurtenauees.
Fourth TO authorize and provide for the
purchase OF the railroad now known az the
Louisiana Western Extension Railroad o..
tending from a connection with the line Of
the Texas and New Orleans Railroad Com.
rany at o point IN or near the town OF
Orange to the Sabine river. In Orange coun
ty. Texas, with Its franchises and appurte.
nances. Q. b. Seger, Secretary
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DENTl ST Best srtihcial teeth. 81 set. gold
hilincs, $500; amalgam. silver. platinum,
oOc; painless extraction, Soc chlldreu'g teeth
treated and regulated scientifically. Dr
Daniels. 1875 Main street ~
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FOR SALE--Ninety five acres improved farm
on Halls bayou. 3ls miles fiom Arcadia.
Texas. new two-story house and barn. 10
acres orchard. ~ acres cultivation, Az acres
timber: all fenced. Address w. c. Allinson.
owner l6
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FOR SALE--At a sacrifice. nine-room cottage
that cost 5000 l0Ual20 feet OF ground soutl
front. en- corner. beautiful trees. etc: Third
ward, eheapest property on the market.
$500 Will buy 1t if taken ~ once. Harral
q Harral. real estate agents, Fox building. 10
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

lust come 10 city, wishes first-
class board with one or two rooms and bath
iof SELF wife and little girl. Z years old. 10
and nice yard. In desirable neighborhood:
convenient TO car line: permanent II suited,
eIi2. this office. Is
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MUSIC LESSONS-A special offer: An pupils
applying before September | viii be taken
girls, Mrs. NJ. Dinkel Wallace 1909 Prairie
avenue, city. II
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Elegant two-story resi-
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near paved Gtrest. three LOTS fine shade
trees and good outhouses: Will take some
trade Harral & Hatrai room =, Fox bidg. IL
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FOR sAl.E-Good small business, racket store
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ness requires my time, Worlds Fair Lam
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EslUUK. POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SERvICE-Registered Jersey bull, No.
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AGENTS on salary or commission; the great
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PERSONAL.
LAST OF ANSWERS

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements IN office OF The Post
Tor the week ending Saturday, August Il:
A (5): 2040 6676. $40; 26 Cots. 6G52 go !;
Baker; John S. Bartlett; 6603 go. 6618 GGgS;
622s: 800 Confidential. Il. o, Connor; 6654
Mrs u. b. 80; G6O5; $3.50 80; G6l0, 6I09 "a;
65ss (3); 660S: GGS3: a0s. Hilany Coz 6G3l
~: f. G. H.. 6656; COOS; III; GIL. 6Ss7 (2l;
6dS7 t2), 666i; 6767; 1877 (2); 2i62; GGS7;
e1Ss t2); 66SS. 653S. 6633; 63S, 67l4 t2) IA;
$3.50; 47lb; 1915. G677. 605 66i0: $40 "a.
66l9 66gi; r. II. c.. ii3, 6693; G5i2; 66l1
$685. e6Il; 66i7 (2), 679s go; w. M; d7iS
1888; Work; 50i 6625; Gas.
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