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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-27
FOREIGN.
Fina

NEW YORK April 26--The Commercial Adver-
Users London financial cable says:
The markets here quiet today, but there WAS
more investment business. The bank return caused
frmer tone although the close rather I'M
settled. Consols were fraetionally harder and the
war loan touched Is premium. on strong buying
finishing at 3-l6
Americans were inactive but cheerful. being made
hard here despite the absence Of continental sup
port New York responded and the close
near the top The features were Baltimore Ohio
and wabash bonds, the latter on New York in
quiry.
,Coppers were again wanted at rise bear
closing
The bank lost f7oOoO gold TO South America
and bought $4,000 in German coin The fall in
sterling exchange reduced the talk OF American
ports. but IT is reported that gold is going out
soon from London to Paris.
Call money was finn at unchanged rates, and
bins were harder and fewer were Offering. The
bank renewed the few sums due and also lent
slightly, besid doing a moderate business in dis
counts.
The bank return shows a rise OF 81 500 900 in pub
nc deposits, merely representing bankers holding
pack funds for the end OF the month. and the
war loan call Of 10 per cent, Thursday.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, April 26-Canadian Pacific, %. Union
Pacific preferred, II Northern Pacific preferred, 7s
Grand Trunk, s; Anaconda. 1os Bar silver. steady,
q 7-i6d per ounce Money. per cent.
60 60 20
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, April 2s-Today's statement Of
the treasury balances in the general fund exclusive
OF the s0,0C.o 600 gold reserve in the division of
redemption. shows:
Available cash balance .................s i5 7sS ass
ooiu .''''.'. .-.'....... ...........'s'.' eViso5
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Breadstuhs.

BreadstuRs.
SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-wheat easy; spot
market steady Barley, quiet; spot firm oa's'
Wheat Shipping. No. j. sc: choice. ssac; milling.
Bsriey-Feed. 72s07ssc; brewing. soas2lc
Oats-Gray siGl@l III: milling. IA; red.
81 l2aiB
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. O.sso; Oregon, LIZA; wheat.
SGD corn centals. fi5; potatoes. sacks. s2f; bran
sacks, 1000; middlings, sacks 522: hay, tons. Se;
wool, bales, S2; hides number. 2s2
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Muistuns--M ddlings. si7@2O; bran. S2aH per
Hay-wheat, S. soaio; wheat and oat ssde; best
barley 81; alfalfa, s5Ce7; straw, per bale, 2safoc
Potatoes-River Burbanks, i0g75c; Oregon Bur
Vegetable sscasi; green peas. 7scasl;
string beans 5asc per Id; tomatoes. l2@2; aspara-
Fr,iits-Apples, choice, ,Is; common. &c; or
anges navels. 81 4@3; Mexican lines, sid4 50; lem
ons common cslifornis 81 choice cali,G s S's
Butter-Fancy creamery lsdlIc; seconds. l6@l65c;
fancy dairy i5telsc; seconds. 1saisc. -
Cheese-N New California, 7@sc; Young America, ss
Eggs-store. i2aaiisc; fancy ranch. lie; Eastern.
l5ic.
Poultry-Turkey sobbIers, liai2c; turkey hens. Il
@lic old ROSTERS, 81 2di 50: young ROSTERS S. soc
u small broers 81 5oa3; large broiles. s. scd4 50;
fryers. s. 500 hens. A.5o@s; old ducks. asoa5.D
geese, SL75G2
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring Nevada. Itdlsc; Oregon i3dlsc: val
ley. Oregon, Dn22c Fall--Northern mountain
lambs. l0al2c: mountain lambs, sdl0c; San Joaquin
plains, 8dloc; Humboldt and Mendocino l+dl5c
Hops-Crop OF 1899. llal3c
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easy; May @ic: December 81 o3i cash.
e6ic.
Bsrey-Quiet; May, 7ic
Corn-Larse yellow. 81 lsdi 20
% % %
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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poRrI AND knfn ID ia thc lortl wheat market
ths-c was tie SEINE raasiefy nartuitt tst has bstn
a ppaancut feature n the taarset I've The pass tSe
wscks Fifiy three cents offered for Ns1A
WanA bat ne sales reported a. thai asaEs. Ant
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Cash Quotations.

Flour-.stead
wheat-No 2 rct ees845otc.
Cufn- No. 2 saNailse
Ntls- No Z 1lAa2sc No : white. Eta1stc: Ne }
white. EtsSic.
Ryc-No 2 sac
Harley No Z setetIc
flax srci-N0 l. STA
Timothy sced Prime. s.
Mes pctk Fer bhl. 81 TGall@
Iara-p,f 100 n., s. iasf&
sbult fits siass Locsr 81 Nysr 70
pry sailed shoulder Boxed saSic
Short elsAf sides- Ruxrd s. .aas s
Wht,ky piatlllers' anishod gouds pcr gal. 81 III
gusar.- Cttt hat g.. rranntatpd Atge
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ON the proirfe ttehtnEe toiay We batter ntATket
Va, arm Ctssrsry, ussitc dairy. tgtSlsse
Gheesc Trm lAs ~
Esss- Fifm. tfrsh, la.e
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good the year around Ask your dealer
for them. Eagle brand iransplsnted oys-
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The Northsrn Pacific Overland train
will leave Seattle at - =. m. up TO and
including April 18th. and from April 18th
10 Nav % inclusive wfil leave at 1.45
a m On and after May Sd. two daily
frauscontinentai trains. one leaving az
rs A. M and North Coast Limited al
rs r. m
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
{ hica go.

CHICAGO Artd &-Csiula- ReyetgaA 200
stsers generally steady ercsP' aea, easter hatcAsrs
soekl sirsas Aud active nati'cs ssst 90 sais -
say trc cara At - S, snod b. pgiae stssss. 81 sss
5 S. pa's 60 medium. 81 M8tS ssiacted fo~AeFa
ae,iss lAt hisher s. iSss ~ uiHr,i stocssrt stesAy
4, sirons s. NHG 10. cost- sSst2. Atifvrs 81 ~
40 canuers. s;ronser, $ %'e . egii', tssds s. IS
81 81 calves steady. s. sAtS y rrxRas recelrss
G bcst 90 sale THREE cars Al 81 90 Texas fsa stnsrs
stsa4g SAAA = Tstas Nnlls stea3y s. AsaarX
Hass- Recvirss to-day .. toClcrro~ - Ne en-
unlAted. lst over. AaN STEADY 20 shaAe sisher.
top s. - mistd snd huteAess, - zsas -. ssss 70
ghases heavy. S tassA = rough " Mas q nshs
~ naA 80. euik = sales $ &fAM
shssp- ReCripts iaW shrgp wrak 60 10 h,.ssr.
iaahs slew 90 drn fQr essi good 10 chcico wythsrs
So Is fair 20 Ca'&cs mixesi s. .saA ~ Western
sheen 81 fAst Is yea1iiuEs. - saa6 3 ratlr, ;ssrts
s. s1sif IS Western aabs. S6A- K
omaha.
OMAHA AprA N-C&itis- Rcceipts z sD. mar
ket steady. native beet stecfs SsA %. cows and
heifcra s. sATi Is. canarTs g. ssfAi9 sias ssrs sna
feeders s. sa "a, calves Ns', bulls and stass s. %
a. .
uag, Ecarirts. $40 m,rkrt Shade hisbsr. besvv.
s. &t5 ~ mSct. S '4es 60 hsht SSSaas3s. ha.k
81 salts = NttS.E
sheep Receipts ~ market iac lower; fair to
Caoies natives. SseS :. !AiS 10 sse.ss Nss,ssrs.
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STEAMERS.
FLY on THE FLYER.


FLY on THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Pour round trips daily. except sunday
In one rour and twenty rnlnutea
THE STEAAER FLYER"
Regular daily fTipA Seattle Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, JUNE
TIME CARD
Leave seatLe-I.f5 uI5 a. m: z:E slS
=. m -
Leave Taeoma.s:3l a m: 1. 40. .. m
SUNDAYS
Leave Seaitle-5so %. a m. Y M s p. m.
Landing at Northern Paclnc what ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot Of
Marion street Seattle
sandays. steamer Fisar or Greyhound.
FOR ANAcoRTEs FAIRHAyF.N
@SrHIATGoM AND BLAINE steamer
Seattle, az p. m. Mondays Wednemdays
ana Fridays. Returning. leaves Whatcorn
at g. m Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat.
urdays-
la CONNER TRADING & TRANsPoR.
I'll.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SPOKANE.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sterling Exchange

SAN FRANCISCO April 3-Sterling on London,
go days, Assi do sight, Sise
Financial.
Silver bars, 5oEc Mexican dollars ista4ac; drafts
sight, r,c: do telegraph, 20c.
o.
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WE have coal sackfng machine which
reduces the expense one-hAlf You get
the benefit. Get I,eary coal for home.
Tel. Main JOG.
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Fare between Seattle and TacenA ~
round trip. Csc.
Landing at White Star dock. fooe -
Spring street
Telephone, Main bN
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sEATTLE-PoRF GAMBLE-TowSsEhp
ROUTE
arEAMER pRosPER

Leaves CITY dock daily al 7sD a. m. -
rept SUNDAY. for Port Madison, kipxsso1
Port Gamble. Port Ludlow ana r
Townsend Returning. reaches hsatt.
a. IN. daily. Sunday leaves tof .I ~
Townsend direct at : a. m. fstaInlnS
leaves Port Townsend for Seattle aifscs
at .. IN. Telephone. Main ". Lazy -
Eardus a Co. Agents. -
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

whes,- Nxpor%. Nc 1 el0A ~, No | haestsns
Ssre milling. Ne 1 eiah So blOestcEa. Aic
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Wash, April %. lso.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane aho
Portland clearing houses today we're:
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TACOMA, April a-wheat-There were no
changes in quotations today; biuestem. 5o.ci eiuo'
53sc
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA

STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Daily, except Sunday, leaves tor Ieoem9
and Olympia At ! y. m.
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Lamn.r and nuiiaias M.tsr,s,.

Los Supporter saslity, rsf N, N0 / ar tSs-
rsses hsntAh's A. ftsS Ne I ceaaS sa,fg s,sssoss,,
~ n Sizes. ssrase lags Ns ee'iAs .Ainsis essl,s
q SaS. IS
Lurntss mr. Furxh, Ss thtfs enish s,trf,e~a
snr n ts0 SIDES = q asst D iurhes uhs@ ssFN.
tsaktbs 81 ~ Il fvet fgsgiai lsaaths n - a
sNtss enc inea enish- Nasss al vertical xrain 8.
rer " sNtra fieosius Dressed ana uaat'Nrf ~
Nsi slfsh hsFds. tlsch, yAaN ttnth s. az X .
h furh SiSa9 fsncirs No. ~ tinea nai.h
s. No s. Or shsnHsl rlssic o. tfax slalns
weight ten h. Ns4lt fE tiusnsF- 1otss, $50
Nisfit Boa haarta~ lnss AMI ~ SIS
"a shinstes So standard shinglSs Im. l.
tnch eni.h u u ana Is feet. y-SA1s thiss antsA
,Sss. ev,fsr tgeaFsa. Z s aaa q Isst s2tsN !
rieksta. So
Knn arsea a. IN asrARcs q sf~n ptRvsxr sac,
Ccsaent iiaehansi ~ PeftiAga n n a s. NN
Aisrn. NH
iius 1sconagf RNeAs HareoS. s. - saa 1uAa.
ne
Plaster gjobsiasi- gieldsa Gate PEI Aarrsl IA
Piaasss balls tichssnEl w asesl, rs psg sack "a
satAei SIS rer saet
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT ToWNII7rr
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
tuTv NAVY -

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves CTR -
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursday n 4
Iaidnight for Port Townsend, Pcrt Ei-
liams. Dungeness. Port AngeIea PsSs
Crescent, Gettysburg Pysht, claiiam aai
les Tuesdays, Thursdays and Gstur6sSs
at a. M; leaves Port Townsend a n
a. M; arrives In Seattle $50 D. n.
days, Wednesday and Fridays al Il Ssi7
night for Port Townsend. Port WiIIlSns
Dungeness, Port Angeles and vic{orlS
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at II
on Mondays. Wednesday, and FridayE
in Seattle at 2;s0 p. m.
Telephone, Main 6ls
CAPT. J. X. THOMPSON. Manasa
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

sssess; common and choice sheep. a5ossso; lambs
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FOR VANCOUVER, b. G.. DTRHrT-
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC

Leaves Yesier wharf every NmA.,
wednesday and Friday at . p n
day. ~
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday. ~
day and Saturday at .. m,
dsy. ~
Connects at Vancouver with Z. ; :
trains for all points East, and with eScess
ers for Nanaimo. Comox, Victoria ~
Westminster and Texada isiand poe{h
Freight win not be received e 6sass,.
after I. p. m. on day Of sailing.
For freight or passage apply q - =.
fice OF the Vancouver line. YedcP Vs3
Telephone. Red l.6g1
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cent more was offered for some stock for milling
purposes.
% % %
TACOMA WHEAT Market.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


J. w Boyd Ottawa. John vanpeil
T. J. A. Tiedemann. SEE. A. smith & vile
I. c. Van Epps. oiym C1ayvlc.
l.. Kfttrcdge F. Rroornelf Tarnu,a
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NE9 YORK GLASGOW LoSDosDEhlk.Ls q
G a nogss Noan. Mas 5 fHrHeasia. .eeo.s a., =
EiiloEis Seon Nay y AnsAefss seta ..~.ss y
4sforia ..-.......- Jarle q Isiy ~ 49, -. I
30 - pons I,sss June b. s<fssno1
5000 J,iss q July y segisn'~
RATES QUOTED TO FAIRS DihI.t -
Or with t0ur embracing bfo;iara. h-ss ~ -
ireland Bertha fnast be reserved SOW 1870 q
sefs,u4uOcEtion AIRY 90 any d our lsfAA ss'
HENDERSON BHOTHEhn m
rs jackson BoalerHt Chsa&Ss ..~s.x
ron wgTp1Y ISLAND POINTS ASp2
IA CONNER = steamer FAfHHAfhsws
leaves Central dock. Seattle, daily ,sazss
D IA, except Saturday. Returpinss .sssr-
La Conner al 7 a. m. daily ekceps $500
tcucaing al EdmOnds Clinton. 49,
Point, Langley. Coupeyiile. san az
Oak HarboT. utsa.aey and IA CoSAss
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STEAMER A. n. ROBINSON.
rarrxlnu II a Mall

STEAMER A. n. ROBINSON.
Carrying u. 3. Mall
On Port Orchard and Port Washin&lee
at South Beach. Burcheli. Brick fasd
Bremerton. Y. 8. Navy Yard, aidnsys
Charleston, Tracyton, Chico, bilveroea
Leaves Port Orchard Navy station *
y. M, arrives Seattle at p. m ~
Robinson, master. Lilly. Bogardus = "a
agents. Telephone, Main 81.
SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE -s'canef
skagit Queen, ~ H. Mcdonald, masisf
Leaves Seattle Tuesday, April ~ A. =
a. m. Thursday. April n. at a. M. sal
urday April -. AZ a. M
Leaves Mount Vernon "Wednesday. AYI'
25 at a. m. Friday. Apfi ~ ~ =
m; Sunday. April ~, 81 a. m -.
Calling AT Edmonds. stanwood. ~
skagit city. Mount vernon ana Avvn'
Free berths when boat leaves Mount vi:
non IN afternoon. For passenger snl
freight rates apply VI city dock. Ssastlr'
Wash. Telephone Main y.
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Meats, Provision. and ri.h.


Potatoes. local hae . per tom SasiTaa Nsa.p r,,
ton. sweet patatees. " nct cst beets IS ~ -
carrots, a. per saeA ratshagas So p~s sal 80
nips, o. pst sack fehhsgc, 81 1Qfl " FER al -
shlta. Isc rsr tses sArhC. Ia. tettg,-r 70
isy prr dNa hgthp0se lettuce Aa co. e,ierv sss,S.
isr a9i tAdishes i3c pes dOt hothotv. te.,tst,
$3.50 y green elApns " ret do ailyerkiRs s1ss IS
t4g raf. oyster llaWt So TO- per " ,..,ns~s 80
iic 20 ~ saussh 81 California cAalidcws, 80,
~ dosi peJsimmers- SgaN PEI box. ss,,rs.s'
m sNsl q thnhsrb B. 4NsNs'
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PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JuAN tsL'
ANDs AND WuATCoM n1 ssT,u

ANDs AND wHATcoM ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THDhPsus' rsxs
Carrying United States mail. caves 49,
dock, foot ~ Main street. sur0&yst i~sx
DAYS and Thursdays. az ~ 2 ci0,k 80 w
night, for Port Townsend. san gns .s,ss
lands and New Whatrom HssnrhMes
leaves New Whatcom TUESDAYS inM
days and Saturdays at a. m, "a
Thompson, Mana ger Owner. Ssrsi<
gardus a Co, Agents. City o0eA
phone. Main h. ...-ssr--
wHATCsOM AND SEATTLE kop1~
STEAMER BAY CITY ss
Leaves city dock. foot o. aAsa W" N
TuesdAya, Thursdays and satulaays. ~
D. m for Anac0ftes, Fairhsssfspp 80
whatcOrn. Returning, leaves - N
Sundays. Wednesdays and frsaAss
D. m.
Fare from Seattle, 100. ~.
w ~ ELLIS q SON. OSa
w. J. ELLIS. Traffic Manager. -.
PORT ORCHARD. .AED f0hf
TNGT6FN ROtTE
STEAMER MARY =. fEhlh, -
Leaves foot Of Washington sutsr - 4
p m. Sundays 30 ?. ma iI prTk,
beach. Brennerton. u. y DrZ, Al.
Charleston. sidney. Tracyton; sn my. ~
yerdale Returning. leaves sMv ssnesI,t 4nsS
a N sidney. ZOO q. Leasvrs .,snsseno
saturday nights at $40 ?. IN
MAR sg6 -----------s
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LONDON, April &-Canadian Pacific, %: Uni
Pacific preferred. u: Northern Pacific preferred.
Grand Trunk, s; Anaconda. los Bar silver. stea'
q 3-l6d per ounce. Money. per cent.
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butter Ranch. Tc up: fancy dairy. IN squares.
1@z2c Washington creameries. lib and 2h prints.
0anZ2c: Eastern creamery. Ze2sc,
Cheese Native Washington. saloe: Eastern. liz
Bc. haif.skim cheese. uwi3c.
Esss-strctly ffesh ranch. isal6c: Eastern, tadttc
Comb honey-Cafornia comb. i24gi3c: strained
iiasc.
Poultry Lave chickens. l2ai3c: live turkeys. lee;
dressed turkeys. a@iec; duch. taas per dozen /;
geese. loo.
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GO ON THE GRrYuor.,,..

DODwELL 4 CO. Ira
General AaSsS-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
CABBAGE AND POTATO CLASSES
How 20 Transplant Trees. Sow Al
Kinds of seeds. Fee.

Many German school boris and Fl-.s
besides learning reading. writing al
rithmetic. have regular classes IN oss
haFes and potatoes. Sometimes or ~
nesdsy afternoon. and sometimes IN ~
day whole classes Of neatly-dresset ,s.
low haired children may be seer ue- S.
ing through the streets With their 80 b.
er a, the head o. the procession. o. t-.-
way 10 me school garden Many Ge--aa
cities. bur especially L~lpalg and F}.H.1
In Saxony. have set aside a plot ~ ~
not far from the schools were al SORTS
81 vegetables and plants are grown
These afternoons spent ir gardenfns are
really the best kind 81 vacations an the
boys and girls enjoy them hugely Her,
tho learn how TO transplant trees n1v
70 SOW all kinds OF different seeds 7vsv
the cabbage Is first cousin 70 the ca a-
fiower-for with the gardening they ars
taught botany--whea turnips should ts
pulled and how u tell when a meIo- L
ripe Not only 10 they have useful vegs.
tables tn these gardens, but weeds ass
also planted. each variety being prorsTlf
labeled. SO that @very boy wal know ~
name Then there are poison ivy az
other poisonous plants IN plot BY then
selves and each pupai learns 20 reoogaiis
them so tina, he my avoid Them in -
woods
At the school garden in Lelpsie TIER
Is also a beautiful little pend fun - IN.
ter plants OF mnAy varieties with .
pavilion near at hand where the ocya
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

uincly warm a cape of su0w-whlfc os-
tfleh feathers. 90 huge boa ~ tao same
a just a= often tne bride wrap. while
With tbe gcluE-away gown Do D. very mucb
tho mode 20 wear "a smart bolero % "a !.
cream 10th. into which shaped r.eees Of
white broad tail or ssfrssau are let the
whole topped or with high collar OF 70
tieaened fur Another smart goius-away
wrap 5 butt az cream ladies cloth. faced
ard 0olIared with royal ermin.
Bridal shoes are white. of course a
when made ~ satin the heels are sliverfi
pair 81 exceedingly beautiful French
wedding slippers were wrought of silver
braid iu la~c pattern upou sskin Of
exceedingly thin silk Tho hose worn with
tnese were white SILK. elaborateiy embroi3.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

-aaa nsceEsarY. except pair o. Isn't
wsight-say ounce and a quar- CHOKING
glove whl~h VII cost from = CENTS 20
s. g Exercise can a. taken 60 evening
dress or street costume just rs well as ia
~ most p-.o-date gymnasium a.'ire.
woman vii derive Just ss much heneht
from tre most awkward bag punching a.
from the most scientific
The " Works the Thing
VITA practice purcher vii learn 70
strike the bal with the regularity - n
plstan rcd TO bexin with she vii mere
d. Gay with a. and q will be very en-
lcyable exercise. because punching bag
h.s come RESISTANCE 10 d.. Dumb bells are
well enough D. ther way. tat they are
very stupid and ur.rterestlrr one AXE
use exercise because il is necessary and
rot because there ls anything eN1ilaraung
is ii nut with the punching nag it is dir
ferent one must he constantly on the
eiett and it IS Ike playing against an a.
tive opponent
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

position for striking The bag e. 20 poise
herself lightly on the ball and toes 81 the
feet the right foot little IN advance OF
the left. This Will give ner a spriugy step
acd an easy and graceful carriage.
Ten minutes a dag Z long enough for
athletic exercises for the average woman
or % minutes Il she wants 20 reduce her
weight rapidly. Punch the nag 8 time.
With the right arm swing rest few
moments and ,hcn try - strokes with
the left hand Strike with the greatest
regularity possible. ana IL ore is careful
as ] say. the punches wiil soon flu with
the regularity Of piston rod. Then a'-
tefnate one punch with the right AMI
another with the left.
Mark Twain's Punch. punch. punch
with care about sums the matter up
Keep a. a. Don't exercise an hour one
day ard then forget all about ID Tor a
week: altough. I am a believer iu he
theory that even lliue work is better
thar none
OF course, there are VARIOUS fancy
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

Plenty of Eool blood coursing fast through
the veins is a remedy for nearly al p7y-
sical ills that are remcdiable
'If q woman has a complexion Ike
paste. bag punching will star, tHe slug
gish blood ln motion ard give hcr skin
ne color OF peaches ard cream N any
hing VIII When I began pfar dee j had
been al lavlli with nervous 4} 3 Us a
for three years and now I have tie 40
petite ana the digestion Of an cs. ri %
and not an ounce 81 flesh too much Bag
punching exercises every mus in the
hodv ana especially those that have q
tendency 40 take on fat II develope The
chest and shoulders and neck. and reduces
the waist"
ut requires a teacher. Mis- Namon r.
Not ~ an. ard there's a STRONG % irt
IN l,- favor Ter the ave- age wam 1r. tnlltr
fencing IL does not require an autaEous..
Ten dollars will buy a first class light
rubber punching bag with framewo SUP
l.ort. and a fairly good one can be had
Tor lezs money, This Is all the paTspheF-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

In beginning IL is necessary 20 observe
Just Two rules Suspend the bag on q Jewel
with the shoulders and strike straight
out from the sho ulder This stroke brings
into pay greater number OF snuscles
than any other. and Il tends 20 expand
'he chest and gives a good poise 10 the
neck Always nit the Bag II poss ole a tribe
above the center and this viii prevent
a rebound and a bruised nose. This. how
ever. will be understood with practicg ana
it l. part % the game 20 keep out Of
nnrrn way
Good Advice.
Bag punching Is almost II not quite
as va lua ble as fencing IN making wom n
graceful in movement and light on her
feet as the saying IL. She will fud m a
short while that the easiest ana best