The Wichita Daily Eagle (Wichita, Kan.)
September 24, 1890

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Ifec WLitWx gnxT$ix$i: Mjcttwesffky pCtfniiwg, .fcptctttljci; 2, 1890. FASHIONS OF THE TIMES. OLIVE HARPER WRITES OF FASH IONS FOR CHILDREN. Wichita WJiaIaoqIa h Marnifaflinvma Uaiioao ai mm iiiiii ..ii ir. bu iiiii 11111111.1 1 7 IvUAUX IJL ilUAvUlAJLU i AIXUJLiUllJlvLUXlll XXvlAUUkJi Styles fo7 the Uttle Onos Grow More and Mor Simple, and That Is Surely a Good Thing Some Sample That Trore the Statement. Special Correspondence NewYoek, Sept. 11. The styles for children's dresses grow more and more simple, letting the brightness of their sweet young beauty Bhino undimmed by an overshadowing mass of fuss and feather. The big sister puta on her first long dress. It is tan colored Australian crepe, made in the plainest fashion, also the neatest, and garnished only with self covered buttons. Her pretty brown hair is brought low on tho back of her neck and tied in a catogan braid. No ruffles, illil c-fv f f. at 1 Twfj?N6f CHAS. T. CHAMPION, -WHOLESALE- SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Sfail Orders will Receive Promnt Attention at EASTERN PRICES. 118 East Douglas Avenue, "Wichita, Kansas7 Cigar Headquarters. Cor. Main and First Streets. W. T. BISHOP SONS, WICHITA, KANSAS. Send us a Trial Order or Call and See Us. FINLAY ROSS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC. The Largest Establishment in the State. STos. 119 and 121 Main Street, "Wichita, Kansas. EOT BBILLIANT. The Coming Opera Season in the City of New York. PORTRAITS OF TH5 SINGEKS. Points of Interest Rpjardlnr Their Ter sonalltj An Interesting Bit or Two from the History of the Metropolitan Opera House. GLOBE IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF Steam Engines, Boilers and Pnmps, and Dealers in Brass Goods, Itnbber and Hemp Packing, Steam Fittings, Etc. Repairing: of all Kinds of Ma chinery a Specialty. Orders promptly filled for all kinds of Sheet Iron Work. All kinds of castings made. A. FLAG a, Proprietor. AVichita, Kansas. THE THREE SISTERS. o frills, no jewels, and yet how neat and fresh and pretty it is. And how happy she is, as she takes the bill to her over-burdened father, to be able to tell him, "I made it all my own self, only mamma showed ma a little." Her half grown sister wears a pretty kilted skirt in myrtle green veiling, with tan colored facings, and her brother's shirt, which she has slyly borrowed, and a little four-in-hand of tan colored satin a plain but very effective little gown for a girl at that difficult age of transi tion when nothing looks well long. Her hair is tied only in the neck, leaving the ends to flow free in a loose mass of curls in the back. There was a yard and some scraps left of sister's dress, and this was made into a cunning Gretchen guimpe for little 6-year-old. The waist at tho top is fin ished with a little neat embroidery in troaa Btitch, done by the deft big sister, and a bit of ribbon tied at tho shoulders forms sleeves enough over tho white surah guimpe. Just a little bit of goods und a very httlo labor, and 3'ou have as pretty a picture as ejes could desire, and A little frock quito dressy enough for any occasion and plain enough for play. A flexible but warm all wool flannel shirt is worn next the body, with long sleeves. Then a "Littlo Beauty" waist, to which tho drawers button, and a pet ticoat, wliich also buttons on to that, are all that aro required beneath tho dress. Thus tho child has full and frco play for all hor limbs, and the flannel next her body allows her to play in tho most active manner, with the minimum of danger from colds or chills. Among the English and a great many French and some few Americans there is a fancy for short stockings, and they 1 certainly do look pretty, particularly for littlo boys, but it is not a safe fashion to follow in this variablo climate, and children should not be allowed to wear short stockings after 4 years of age. For thoso who like them there are this sea Fon pretty littlo stockings, of which half is in dark narrow 6tniRs, with the other half flesh colored. The newest hosiery, however, is in tartan plaids to match tho now plaid goods now so popular, but to my mind and that of many mothers no etocking is so refined in appearance as the black one. Thoso aro now shown in very thick and dote weave in plain and fancy nbn, with the knees and heels quadrupled in thickness. A pretty little gown for a girl of 8 or 10 was of palo blue and white striped serge, with a small simulated guimpe of burah. A cute little Spanish jacket was made of emerald green velvet to go with it; a ribbon sash bow was worn. A jolly littlo boy's outing suit consists of red and black tartan plaid mado on tho straight, and a walking coat of drab and black plaid cheviot, with a polo cap of tho same. This kilt suit is for boys from y to 7. His pretty sistor has a blue and green plaid popoline, with fine lines of black, L7 The Stewart Iron Works, MAN'tfFACTCnnRS or IRON FENCING, Architectural, "Wrought and Cabt Iron Work for Buildings. Factory: South Washington Avenue Wichita, Kansas. TO ART DEALERS ASD ARTISTS. Artist's Materials. Pictures. Mouldings and Frames holes&le and retail. Catalogue free. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED. R P. MAKTIX, 114 Market St. dM-tf 1KLEPHONE.SS. THOMAS SHAW WHOLE3ALr DZALKR IX Pianos and Organs Shet muslo and books. All llnds of mudra (roods. Braes band and orchestra music. La Main btreet, Wichita, Kansas. FLOUR DEPOT. C. Elaenmayer Sr. Mill In c and Elevator Co., of Haltead, Kan carry a full line "of hard and soft ihaat flour at their agency In this city, bend for prices and samples. OrTO WEISS. Afrent, 253 N Main. Wichita. L. H AYS, WHOLESALE SADDLES, Saddlery Hardware. Manufacturer of Uppers. Lwiither and finding, hides, tan, wool and robes. 1-T Douglas Avenue, cor. ater fat., Wichita, Kan. GETTO-McCLUNG BOOT ASTD SHOE CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS:&:SHOES. All goods of onr own mannfacture warranted. Orders by mall promptly and carefully filled. 135 and 137 N Market Street, Wicliita, Kansas. COKNER& FAENTOX, EOYAL SPICE MILLS, Jobbers and Manufacturers, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Extracts, Baking Powders, Bluing1, Cigars, Etc. 112 and 114 S Emporia Ave. SPRAY YEAST. The quickest, strongest and purest Dry Hop Yeast on the market. Will keep a year In any climate. Price, 6 cents per package of 7 cakes For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers. Manufactured by Corner Farnum factory oorner Kellogg and Mosley Avenues. WffJlJt j: mmV aVUL tl il f Jri A rTW f Z J MS. t rm i Mi WrWfP Trimble Bros. Tlirclkcld, WUOLESALr HARDWARE Special attention to mail orders. 110 E Douglas, Wichita, Kan D. AY. STALLINGS S03S, MA.VUI-ACTUHERS OV STALLING'S FALMOLE TOILET SOAP ltljiutirre3 th completion and keep ths fckln xof t, smooth c lev and lioalfiy. For bulo by druisu and crocer. o2G Chicago Ave. Telephone 99 SWAB GLOSSER, TAILOBS And Jobbers of "Woolens and Tail ors Trimmings. 145 JV Main Street, Wichita. AVICHITA BOTTUKG AYORKS, OITO ZIHMEKMA2W. Prop. Bottlers of Ginger Ale. Champagne Cider, Sada "Water, Standard Nerve Food, also General "Western Agents for "Wm. J.Lemp's Extra Pale. Cor. First and Waco Sts., Wichita. E. VAIL CO., WHOLESALE WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS AND SILVEIVWEAB. 106 E Douglas Ave., Wichita. McCOMB BROS. Manufacturers Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SADDLES k SADDLERY HARDWARE. Correspondence Solicited. 121 E Douglas Ave, Wichita, Kan BURR FURNITUEE CO., Wholesale and Retail FURNITURE 125 East Douglas Ave. FOREST CITY COAL CO. Xi holesalo and Retail Dtalers In c o A Weir City and Rich Hill Coal a Specialty. 119 JV Water ist., Wichita, Kan SHAFFERMAHANEY Wholesale and Retail Coal, Gravel ivooiing, ivootlng and lluililinir .Materials. Telephone 101. lh St. and 4th Ave, Wichita. Kan. J. A. BISHOP, Wholesale and Retail WALL PAPER Paints, Oils and Glass. 1 oO y Market St., Wichita, Kan CHAS. LAWRENCE, DEALER IS- J Supplies 102 E Douglas Avenue. Wicliita, Kan. Telephone Connection BUTLER GKRALEY Manufacturers and Dealers In TINWARE, ETC. All kinds of cans for shipping pnrposes. rults. baking ponder, etc. 213 South Main, Wichita, Kan. FRAU HITTER GOETZ. Tho coming season at the Metropolitan Opera house in New York promises to bo even mora brilliant from an artistic stand point than was that of lat winter. Ger man opera will again niako up tho pro gramme, and although Alvary, Frau Lehmann-Kaltsch and Frauleins Matten Sucher and LoisiiiRer will not bo among the singers, a company of great merit has been formed ilerr Gndehus, tho famous "Wagnerian tenor, is among the new people. IIo is not ell known in the United States, but in Dresden and at tho Im perial opera, in Berlin, be has been for several j ears a fa orite. At Bey routh liis Parsi fal has been high ly praised, and in Tannhauser he Li said to bo almost unequaled. Frau Ritter Tlie Hyde Himible Sta. Co., holesalc and Retail Dealers la Books and Stationery, "Wall Paper, "Wrapping Papers. 114 Jr Main St., Wichita, Kan THE JOHNSTON LAEIMER DEY GOODS CO., WHOLESALE Dry Goods, Notions and Furnishing Goods. Complete Stock in all the Departments. 119, 121 &123N Topeka Ave. Wichita, Kansas. L. M. COX, Manufacturing Confectioner, And jobber in Fisrs, Dates, Citrars, Foreign and Domestic P'uts, Cider, Paper Bags, Paper JJoxes, Candy Jars, Trays, Etc. 21o and 217 South Main St.. Wichita, Kansas. WICHITA WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., Wholesale Grocers, OFFICE AD "WAREHOUSE 213 TO 223 SOUTH MARKET STREET. Keep everything in the grocery line, slior cases, Scales and procers fixture?. Sole agents for the state for ''Grand Kepnblic" cigars, also bole proprietors of the "Royalty" and "La Iunocencia" brands. d5 Log of the Shrew" will bo revival. The coming season will be the aeventhr regular season of grand opera in German at theiletropohtan, and will begin "Wednes day evening, Nov. 23, and include fifty ub Kription night and seventeen matinees. It really seems as if the desire of tha directors had at last been realized, and a permanent homo for music in America es tablished beyond pos5ibility of failure. The directors say that they fully cotpecCths coming season to be a profitable one from 4 financial as well as artistio standpoint, and it promises to be even moro brilliant socially than its predecessors. The history of tho Metropolitan Opera house is not a long one, but may justly be considered brilliant. Tho house was opened ia October, 1SS3, and hoa always been conducted on the bsis that high class operas ennnot bo given properly ia New York, and in n proper theatre, except at a loss. Thi loss js borne by the stock holders of the building. They expect to contribute about $3,000 apiece during each season, or. (SCO a weak. Do not think a deficit at the end of an exponsive opera season a disgrace to New York. A similar phenomenon occurs also in Paris, but there the opera house is subsidized by tho government. The New York stockholders aro amply able to mako up whatever shortage may exist, for they are all vary rich people, such imxucs a Jay Goukl. W. W. Astor, Adrian L.eliu. Cyrus W. Piokl et aL appearing in the list. atCaiiKWi J 'kf- "J, I 'A mmMmzMiL rtSHPSjyr lM5Sfe3 -rVpC S r A'LakJMli-.i-i trr. V L A57KKS FKCLEin utrrn. Of course tho rannic loven of Xtv Yrk arc dclighteti to have such a veritable turn pleof thehanuoniouHftrt wbrein thttymny worship at the thrin of WiwriMr. Or what ever composer is jppermost. Uttt tkero seems to be no doubt that t be utockhoMora thmimolviM an, io)tntimawt kATrtlv t.rliw! fr Goetz, another j the high class ranslc prfornMNl, ami tho 1'RAU MIELKE. new acquisition, is a magnificent con tralto, who has already made a reputation for her self abroad, us has Frau Antoine Mielke, a dramatic singer of great ability, and Frau Scholler Haag, re cently a leading prima donna and lyric singer in Munich, who hae both been engaged by Mr. Stanton, tho di rector of the Metropolitan Opera house. THE C. E. POTiS DRUG CO. (Formerly Charles E. Potts Co., Cincinnati, O.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. Goods Sold at St. Louis and Kansas City Prices. 233 and 235 South Main Street, Wichita, Kansas. BAKER, BLASDEL CO., COR. MARKET AND FIRST STS., 1YICHITA, KAN. Manufacturers wholesale, transfer and forwarding agents, and dealers in carriages, wagons, larm implements, wind mills, scales, engines and threshing machinery. "VVe ha e on hand a full line of the following inanufac tuiers goods that wo can ship at quick notice: Stiulebakor Bros. Mfg. Co., South Rend. Ind.; Enterpribo Carriage Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; Hoover Gamble, Miamisburg, Ohio: Esterly Harvesting Co., "Whitewater, Wis.; Fairbank, Moore A' Co., Chicago, 111.; Walton Plow Co., Bloomington, 111.: Pekin Plow Co., Pekin, 111.; Avery Planter Co., Peoria, 111.; .Tuo. Dodds Hay Rack Co., Dayton, Ohio.; Prick Engine Co., "Waynesboro, Pciin.; Massilton Thrasher Co., Massilton, Ohio; Krugslornd Douglas Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo.; Huber Engine Co., Marion, Ohio. THE WICHITA OVERALL AND SniRT MANUFACTURING CO. MANUrACTUKERS AND JOBBERS OK Overalls, Jeans, Cassimero and Cottonnde Pants; Duck Lined Coats and Vests; Fancy Flannel and Cotton Overshirts; Canton Flannel Undershirts, Drawers, Etc. Factory and Salesroom 139 X. Topeka, Wicliita, Correspondence Solicited tr JiirHILjJU. r,4r 1f- f,.f,, tr. "Wicliita Trunk Factory JI. irOSSFIELD, Proprietor. Manufacturer Of, Wholesale and Eetail Dealer in Trunks, Valises, Satchels, Shawl and Trunk Straps, Pocket Books, Wil low Ware, Etc. 125 W Douglas. fjvn?inj v TYncSBJF PJ',??co6rr?..7 MSfci ftinnnT AT.1 IMHLM1 :Moiimffl ICHITMKANSI Do not experiment with new FLOURS. These brands have stood the test for sixteen years against all new comers and have never been befeated. !lii iirsb-iaiss grocers seU them. v high cIrsh surroundings amkl whick H to put forwanL The social clement ban a grant dwil t do with tho opcrn hou.su, cm ererjbody "who U anybody" must go to thnoparu. Hut aC course not crurybody "who u anybwly" l cnthustAstM: on tha subject of high oIam music. In et, home peoniti g (f saj that many of th weHhy f nMttut4rs of tho AietroKhtan opm honw dou't earn a snap for the music, but go only Ihkmhao itN "good form," and to gaxa at Dm Indian In tliu boxes, moat of whom are gorgeontly, if Fomeuhnt Hcantlly, cUd. It to ecrtoln that tliu ttUow in fi nt of lb en rutin to ahvajs qutt an goodly to look upon m Uto bhow on tha ntgo und often quite tnipo rior thereto. Uonring this in mind it I not nurprlsing that thoro liava been divors rows wt divert times betnsen the staj?o managomoat, tho siiigorK and tha music lovers on ono Ma and a part of tho Htoc kholdrra on tho other regarding Mindrv nnl Midden darkoalng of tho sUgB Nnd auditorium in order to produce night effects, with mooaltght, gravo yanl and othrr arroinpinimrtiU. In January, 19), occurred ono of tho m(Mt serious of theso ron, antl tho pnprrH pnl lishcd colnmoH about it everyday formma time. The stockholder, who wro at Urst deprivod of tho front nhow 1 y rewon of tha Ni &tt32m -nfT-dBr mr-rw-mu mm&MQf FimWQmvm f XJ ZjtM -J'lUHlTA rAiTM --J-ZSZ.iiAil- rRETTV NEW CHILDREN'S SUITS. Trhito and red, nnd around tho waist and tied in tho back in a full bow is a rubj velvet ribbon. Tho little dress is cut princess phapo on the sides, and all the skirt fullness comes from shirrings brought down from the neck. Among tho new things which I know would interest the ladies is a new cloak just brought to this country from Paris. It is of dead fine black corkscrew nnd is long, nearly reaching the bottom of the dress. In front it is cut circular shape, and in tho back it is shirred in at tho waist, anl it is lined throughout with Bquirrel fair, and around the bottom on the inside is a fringw of white, silky moufflon iur. The largo rolling collar is also of thtt glistening white fur. Inside there is a vest, with armholes. Olive Harper. RAILWAY BREVITIES. Tho total number of tons of freight car ried in the United Statesin ISSOwas 538, 639,553, and Vhe average haul for each ton Was 127.38 miles. Tho Canarlan department of railroad and canals reports that there are (1S90) 13, E2G miles of cunplotod ro'wis in tho domin ion and 416 under construction. The Erie railroad secured an entrance into Chicago by purchasing the Chicaco and Atlantic railroad. The price paid was $0,000,000. TheErio now has a trunk lino system between Chicago and New York. The Pennsylvania compnnv received the enormous sum of $1,500,000 from the Tmted States for transporting its mails for the fiscal year ending July 1. The amount of $ofi0,Q00was for handling the mail west of Pittsburg. The railroad from Tartar Bagardjik to Constantinople was contracted to bo piid for at o much per mile. The contractor mudo it an crooked as possible in order to increase the number of miles. Wagon roads between the termini are 100 miles shorter than is the railroad. Only one tree stands within twenty feet of the roadbed of the Chicago, St, Loui and St, Paul railroad. This is spared at tho request of a farmer whoe son was fatally injured and was sheltered by it in his dj mg moments. It is neatly fenced In and is known to the railroad men as "tho Lone Tree." Between the Clipper Mills and Stuart Point, Sonoma Valley, CaL, where a rail road crosses a deep ravine, tho high trees are sawed off on a level with the surround ing hills, and the timbers and ties aro laid on the stumps. The rails are seventy-five feet above the bed of the ravine at the highest point. years old. ooes tne wasnirg, coosing, sew ing, knitting, etc., for a family of four. Professor P. W. Newman, brother of the cardinal, is now 85 years of age. At 63 he turned vegetarian, and since then he has needed no physician. A. M. Clark, of McGregor, la., has an army record. He was a drummer boy in 1S13; busier far Gen. Scott in the Mexican war, and servd through the rebellion He is a nonagenarian. Col. Webb, of Chester, Pa., is in the ninetieth year of his ago. He can stand upon a chair, bend backward, touch his head upon the floor and rise up again with out the aid of his hands. Mrs. Ellen Brown, of Saco, Me., although not yet 73 years of age, has 6een seven generations of her family. The seventh is represented by a 3-months-old child, to whose grandfather and grandmother Mrs. Brown is a great-aunt. JAPANESE BACKFORWAPDNESS. MOURNING COLORS. RICH IN YEARS. is Mrs. Powers, of Kineston, X. Y, s-orth $3,000,000 and is 100 j ears old. James Wood, a Portsmouth, X. H., tailor, in active business, is &4 years old. "Aunty Peggy" Ray, who is said to be 112 rears old, is the oldest pensioner on the United States rolls. Mrs. Alarr VVino- nf Wrtt In M I The mourning color in Spain was white until changed by the laws of 149S. In Turkey at the present day the color th&t isu&ed for mourning purposes is violet. In China when one desires to don the mourning color he puta on robes of pure white. In Egypt the color that indicates that the person wearing it is in deep mourning is yellow. In America, as in London, black is the color that indicates the death of a relative or dear fnend. A somber brown is used by the people of Ethiopia to show their respect to the mem ory of the dead. In Itome males wore block for mourning. while the women indicated their grief by J Hearing white garments. At Japanese dinners the sweets precede the roasts. Baits are hauled upon the beaches stern first in Japan. A Japanese monnts his horse on the right side instead of on the left. The Japanese saw and plane toward them instead of away from them. In Japan stables the horse stands with his head where his tall ought to be. The Japanese books begin where our end, the word finis coming where we puS the title page. In grooming a horse in Japan the mane of the animal is always dressed to the left side instead of to the nght. The bct rooms of a Japanese house are alwavs at the back, and architects, when building, begin with the roof. In Japanese books the foot notes are printed at the top of the page and the reader puts in his marker at the bottom. Our keys torn toward the catch to lock and from it to unlock. Japanese keys turn from the catch to lock, and toward it to unlock. UGH AND AIRY. Roth Went Oat. An Irishman, in addition to his duties as gardener, had the care of the furnace which heated the house. To the irrita tion of the household there caiae a morning bitterly cold when the furnace gve forth no heat, for tho very good reason that an investigation showed there remained not one spark or ember in the grate. "Mike." cned the angry paterfamilias, "the furnace fire went oct last night" "So did 1, wrr," return ed the culprit serenely. Dominion DIcs-tx&icd. The TIappjr Farmer's Life. II row at dawn, wasbM on a beach Junt ouUlde fay the pump. Then fl the horvs, cows and pljs, Aad him If oc the jump. Then -wcked till coon upon the fara. And hurried home to eat, Asd all h had tu pfo or mush, With Tery seldom meat. Ha aftrocn HV bit mora; Thn supper wa. thi cry, Acd It cxta.uftM be Mill fel: They fined him tip with pia. H workM tfll dark to f-d hU stock; Then tooc his taDcv light. And wbn we just Ixia to lire Said to Umj warU. "Good 4bt. Bclon CcerifT. A Qacftlon of Grammar. "Now," ud the man who wa.s anxious to pell some real estate. "If you will jump Into my carriage I will take you out and give you the lay of the land." "You're sure that your grammar b ail risht" said the prospective percha&er, cautiously. "How do you min" "You are quite conident, I hope, tlut it isn't the 1 of tbe I-nd 1 am going to get Washington Pot. vX. AKDREAS DIPrEr, Frauloin John, who has been booked for Juvenile roles, has been approved both at Dresden and Magdeburg. Sho is an ex tremely pretty woman, and hot, a sweet and attractive, althougu not ery powerful, voice. If err Dippel, another new memborof tho company, is a lyric tenor, who, it ia prom ised, will delight American lovers of music. His pro fessional career has been some what of an acci dent, for until n few years ago he was a prosperous tradesman in a German city, ne sang often for hl friends, and they finally induced hitu to go on the Ktage. He is a very handsome young man, and has tkr0arfv b t t n a il F nnntrnrtm fip flrn vears after his en- gagoment in New York terminate rthreo at Bremen 'and two at Ham burg. It may be said of the other new members of the ic-s v cy 1Pl SjSjsT FEAU IIAAG. company, Ilerr Lugenstein, a baaao, is from Dresden, where he htw an enviable reputation; 1 raulein Jenny Bruch is well An Intellicent Animal. Cautious Dame Are you sare this horse is suitable for a lady to drive? Livery Man Yen'm. He a very intelH cent bo, ranm. aad won't let you ran Etm intoauytfU&g. Street &z Smith's Good News. The famous Hindoo god. Licgam. Is now owned by an Eagli& geBUectaa named Spencer, who paid IIS.CC0 lac it at as auction ?ale is London ia l&a, Thia caries reHc stands hut 12$f incise hish. HERE Voy KCBZrXTT known ax a lyric wpraao is Vienna; Herr MaUer has bora Uiding f-aor at Frank fort; Herr A. voa Hubbeaet haa bra lead ing tenor at Cuujtl. asd Herr Juan. Loria has occupied a like position among toe Stotigart barUoaas. ?Ir Stanton, besides engaging aJt these talented artUta, baa laM oat a qmM. at tractive programta for the aeveateea wtIu' Kiwi. Jbfaasenet's saftaifthed oyrrn, "1j& Mags," will be pndnctd oimal taneoaly with its predecUoe In Part, aad Eclsrataocae," by the xmt aoxlMr, will be bnmsJat out latr ia tae wubAoa. These are only two of a 4om operaa aerw to America wWk will be give. Aj44 frota then tie Wa$aerta Unvtit will of coooe be oag. aad MuaclHMr's Teaaalar und Jorfa." Taoavu "HaaaJat.' Tae IStrzr Wirt of VXnssT.mx TfeeTam- f- s &gj$f' JCAK LCRIA. darkncaA for ffct, ltr naarl afl tbw lights to U huml at fall hlimt daviMg wrno of the rooit iattmeaUiI moofiDiitet wnrr. and of eoar taft raaiif Um Utrrjn of the heavenly nAki fnlrly wild with ia dignatioa. How the zaattorwooad p I don't remember George Vf Rawdoa i sulci to Marn r cntly made the umpfct'lrmi'A reaaAag high jump of C ft. b la. at Hay tor oama, En? land. Ta world's &ummx rrord made at Philadelphia ia OcU.Ur, Ji7, W W. B. Page wa 6 f t. X ia. When the faoM trotter hUA )Mn down in her hardwood box ntll at Ilebrt Bonner'a atabiee in New York alia aara a whiu J! nta rob de aott, amr au U oaat a bolt woolen biaakot bariag hur name. A pneumatic tirvi safety bicycle owned by Laura ami WttlU. th KaglUk wheel men, created quit' a owirfon t ta L, A. W. toraaro-at at NUgara FaU. Thm novel tire rovd a wisaer oa a aoit itnuik. FASHtOKS FOPl MW. VTith tae Prtace Albert Um waartooat sinat pottvely h nAtxtttA to, a rale, taut ia to the bMr taoU wtea toe Wf oaaC Ia the Eoorstag a Mbt we4xat aaat auo unil wood stick, aijoordtag to ta fTwaatic, rauat be worn, aad la lh roaJaj$f or mttmc nooa a more decorative cxaaaala. Btaok sure4eci, block ttaoa Aa4ker tMtis aad black b-osd nairtK w nnmay; th extnsawr noritM follanrlag tbe all black rrnxr wkii btack krj mmd aaaor wear aaj brcocs, o of Um txUum. Tae aaboaed '.tsnfowcj la dtr oMis.Ua agaiaat aay of tie ftaby Jowl for aeaf wear Tbe 4iaod aad uaaairv aaja aav raond aad nVr eoabrautea MwrfaAaa ai now pam. weil tas farS, boca wars ami black, aw eaae troay to tac trust. It U te pmrtcoe of the valuiaa us mat a fcvgs dhapiay of aart fmat wtih bat erreryday autre, bat A m ai tm mrsmi te hate too aairt fraat emmirtmif itmm vfcrw Tbam t iraa waUoa of a claaaliaou ra tao bctr ooarar. Tao mocI tajoaid alwr bo wont o taa nana! ox aaaao l lao Aart boi aaa tar U atore4 aiiar k W 4jmm.-ClM ami Fur- JI III 4 n"

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