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8ATURDAY.NOV. 4TH, 1905.
PHILADELPHIA
LOST $6,330,000
Mayor's Experts Hake Report od
Filtration and Boulevard J003.
FAVORED CONTRACTORS GOT IT
Philadelphia, Oct. 30.?The report of
tbe boanl of Investigating eng
appoint?? last July by Mayo? \\
to examine the Altra'ion system <
city and the Northeast ani S<?uth?'rn
Boulevar?: BBder consti???.
whlii: was submitted to tho
mayor Saturday, has been iiih.1i? pub
lie 1? ? - gbjm jir Caaal
OUI? : tates En
?Corps, who investii ?nnah
barbor frauds, and John Donald
rinon. of Washington. D. C. The
shows that up to date the city
has lost throe
. illegal advertising and in
sum of $ 0. Tbe
?contra at the
more than $1*? < hn- have been
ar*.? I>. J.
iiol & ? Ityan and
John \V. Kelly and Va; ra.
als held . bl? by the
nditltms In
conni? tion with th
are J?>hn C Haddock, who was
Bf publie works under Mayor
Ashbri.:*???; i'ct< r B. Ooetello, dli
of ?* .Mayor Wt
until r dist
mlssed him, and John W. Hill former
inau of filtration, who
Is awnitini? trial ? : s of fraud
and ' tin'??
tion with the ? Ultra
titm svsteui Te report says:
"Omitting ? :i all
sniai
we fimi (hat for the li'.t rat ion work and
the t*Ao ?
?Lo date, the < ity lias paid or pledged
bleb in? ludes an allow
*
profits. Th?!
diff?r??n< <? la >?
0 in round nui ts beea
paid for ? .ug the <ontna<tors
'???:
there tius BOB? rn who
worl ? 11 J. Mi??
Niehol, |S,OC?l.lt2? similarly to Ryan ?ft
Kell? nd to Vaie l,i??tbers,
I - re re?
main?- un
Nichel ai l| . .?.
'raets are in?
complet??; the ?siimat. 4 com?
pletion <?f tbe existinK ?Utl
la at contract pdi.es hi alw?ut $1.?
D. At a fair price, alh.wing 20
per cent, protlt. woul.i be $1,1
The dit!. y will 1
?the?:.
"The jriii? paid for the thr^-quar
tent o! a mile <>: Northeast Houlevard
already o?>nstru<tod Is $552,348. on
which there was a loes to tbe
I IT. If .1 at contract
iitional tost t?? the city
will be alH.ut ? 0 and the a?ldi
?0. On the
Southern Houlevard amount paid to
date is tttMtt; th?- loea on t.
and a quarter miles built has been
$89.G v..?bte at contract prices
woul Mit, and th. additional
loss v.ould I?. |t In other words,
the total ?-??st of both boulevards as
planned at lontnut prii?<?? wonbi have
????? p $7,1 -i the total loss t?)
the ? Ity IS.7M.000.**
The r? port then says much of the
work is not ilrtft class. One of the '
prtiflts were J
ina port says, wa
not permitting fair eompetition. The
advertising was v.ln?ily inadequate;
scar. ? than a pr< t??nse.
NEW PUBLIC PRINTER
Charles Stilling?, of Boston, Appointed.
By the President.
"Washington. Nov. l.-Th?? pr.-sident!
lias appointed Charles A. Stillings, of
Boston, Mass., as public printer, to j
take ? I eaber l. Mr. stillings*
Is Lianroier of tbe print.rs' board of
trad?? of New York city.
The position which Acting Publ'c
TPrir.u-r Hi? K.-tts will oet upy under the
new administration Of th?? afT:ilrs of
the government printing office arfJI
detei-mined by Mr. Stillings.
Mr Stillings was ted with a
Boston printing house for some years
and was once se?-retary of the T.
tbetae of Washington.
Surgeon Stricken at Operating Tabla.
Chi?ago, Ntjv. l. -Wli?c he was
performing a serious operation in the
Michael Reea hoispital. Dr. J w. Os?
wald, one of the leading Burgeons on
the North Side, was stricken with par?
alysis. The operating knife dro;
suddenly from his hand. It was pi
up by an ii.terne and given back to
biro, but it dropped from the doctor's
nerveless fingers, and then the attend?
ants understood. They carried him
from the room and another surgeon
completed the operation. It is not ex
?aeeted that Dr. Oswald will recover.
Mm Is 42 years of age.
Burglars Unable to Reach Cash.
Jamestown, N. Y., Oct. 31.?Burglar?
blew open the safe of the S locum St
Dlckman private bank at Sagertown.
Pa. Before beginning operation? they
?ut all telephone wires leading out
of tbe village. Six thousand dollars
were In the safe, but the burglars
were unable to reach it.
New York'? Population.
Albany. N. Y.. Oct. 31?The popula?
tion of Greater New York as t?*??***.??.
by tbe state enumeration bureau on
June 1 ls 4.014,304, as compared with
3.437,202 In 1900 and 2.501.414 In 1890.
The population of New York state Is
1.066,672.
A WEEK'S NKWS^OH DENSER
Thursday, October 26.
James F. Barnea. awaiting trial for
murder, died at Butte, Mont., from aelf
ad starvation.
Bruno A. Bahr, a Chicago messen?
ger boy. was killed by falling 11 stories
down a ventilating shaft
Secretary Hitchcock will recommend
the abolition of all positions of land
office receivers in the western states.
The New Jersey State Council of
the Junior Order United American
Mechanics held a two-days' aession at
Trenton.
Rev. Charles M Sheldon, reform
preacher and author, of Topeka, Kan ,
ls seriously ill with stomach and kid?
ney troubles.
Friday, October 27.
The second annual convention of
the National League of oPsfmasters
of the Fourth Class was held in Wash
Ingten.
John Adams, colored, was convicted
of manslaughter at Buffalo, ?. Y., for
killing Joba ?.tahain, and sentenced
to 10 years In prison
Four p. raaavt e*ere killed and IB In?
jured In a head-on collision between
Bger trains on the Rook Island
1 at Fairfleld, la.
Th?? s<-rretary of the interior has
withdrawn from entry 300.000 acres of
land in th* * (Wye.) land dis?
trict, with a view to errating a forest
reeei* .
Saturday, October 28.
Will F. C ranger, an a? tor. was shot
in t!?? e.v?? ?luring a p>n'orman
Chicago and will lose his sight.
The plant of th?* Central Manufact?
uring company, at Connellsvilie. Ini., :
was destroyed by fire, entailing a loss
of $110.000.
John J?obaaoa was sentenced at
White
st Sine Bl ? r IS for
the minder of his e
"Cphraim md killed
near Mount Vernon. Ind., by Thomas
Ridley, ?. In a pistol duel
by dorn? al le trou!
I.esping beadloavg through a window
f?iur ? iwn to the stri
evade tdolpb Perbohaer was
instantly killed in '
Monday, October 30.
In at
Porter, lini . John Kelly. Jr.. of Roches
I
Mr* John Shimenskl has died in
burns <1 tiding
water thrown over her, It is alb-god. by
her husband.
Cbalt*atafl Shonts, who is in Wnsh
fric
tii.n I elf and Secretary
Tatt Isthmian canal.
Many Japaaeee recidente of South?
ern California are harrytag boa
go into the newly opeaed coma.
Maa?ebarla an I
is. of
appoint? ?1 B|
commissioner b 13 b>i?-ig!i gov?
ernili ?nts t?? thank theaa for partici?
pating in tlie St. lea,
Tuesday, October 31.
<?? fatally.
Of a B. & O. train
ite? Island.
n'nth annual coar? ntbn of the
Bl As
reme
and the ? u<-Htnpment of the
I nitorm Rank. Knight*? of Pythias,
will be hebi at New Orleans the third
if.
? ' Beard? n. m?>ne>? or.ier
clerk In tl
shot and killed hie?
lo turn over hie cash drawer and books
??>u. No was dls
Wedneaday, November 1.
Thr> -?? ;? killed in a
gas explosion in a OOal mine at i
ford. Ark.
nel Henry (' Ward, of the i'th
: red after
42 years' active
Aaron .). Levy, a lawyer, was arrested
in New Y?.rk for aiding and abetting?
: ion.
Syh ridali was caught by a'
fall of soap.-tone in a mine at l;< llaire, !
O., and instantly billed.
Henry Bills, aged 7u years, of I
O., while intoxicated threw his wile
against a door and killed her.
Charles H. I>arllng. assistant M
tary of th4? navy, has r?signi-?l, and
Truman New berry, of 1>? .1 suc?
ceed him.
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.
PHII.AHKLPH?A FLUIR qui.'t; I
winter extras, $3.1*?<?3 3U; V
nia roller, clear, $3.?'.uh 3.75; cl?*, ?
fancy, $5?ftd ' ? RYE FLOUR firm: .
pat harrel. $S.M WHEA1
No. :. |, new. bl
) , No. 2 ?
? llppi 37c; lower *?ra.i?ta,
ll.Vl Una; NO. l timothy. Targ ? t
PORK stead j . !..
BEEl :.ams, $23
POI LTRY . Lire firm: h
roosters. ?Se J ?
fowls, lsVfcc.; ?.Id roosters, 9
: i. 25c ?
BOOS New York and '
?J'.t-ii "b><? p?r dozen. P< ?
Iteadv: per bushel, CL? ? ,
BALTIMORE - WHEAT Urn.
2 r? ! - '.mer No. 2 sp
southern, ?? - CORN flm; p
Sf??t imer mix???!. Me, 11
strong: white, No :
rS4V : No ? ::u- 3: -v. .
83'?? 34
t'l4/31*4c BtJTTEH
separator extras.
21c; print
Pennsylvania dairy prit ts, 2
EOC-Sflrm; fancv Mar y le ni
*vi\**,nia. 24c; Virginia nnd West Vir
ginla, 23H fj 24c ; southern. 22??
How to Sa, r *????????? ?ail Dnnters.
Bave washing and da ? g$J
old newspapers for cleaning. Th?*y are
excellent for window polisher*-., fir*t
rate for sco?irliiK tinware with and are
as good sn ? brush for polLsimig a
stove. The prudent woman will al
*a*aye keep a g ??? pad of newspapers
at hand and use It for wiping up
grease or water spilled on the gas or
coal cooking stove, for it will ?-??able
her to keep tbe stove clean with half
? the usual trouble.
CARE OF CANARIES.
Bow ?o Properir Fet?4 aad Look Aft?
er the lon?*trn.
When the canary is In - ordinary
health tbe more plainly it Is fed the
better, says the Pittsburg Press. The
usual mixture Is what Is called black
?nd white cu nary seed, tbe black being
good summer rape. Of this one part
is add???l to two of the other. It is Im?
portant, however, that the s??ed be
good and clean?that Is. frt?e from dust
and grit.
Tbc canary seed should be fat. glit?
tering seeds, and before putting It In
the tin of a morning not only should
the tin Itself be ? leans??,!, but the seed
should be put upon a piece of white
paper and the dust or grit, if iiny.
blown away or removed. Iu addition
to these see?ls a little green food must
be given, fresh every ?Iny. but not
damp. The beet are prol?a'?ly plantain,
ripe groundsel, ripe ? -hi? k weed, a lit?
tle lettuce or water cresa.
As to dainties, tb?? less of thesr? the
better. W?? ? iv. perhaps, make an
ion In tbe traditional morsel of
sugar or crumb of sw??et biscuit, but a
bird will : _? that
bus nuuli ?
Water should be given frodi every
morning, the little glaaa fountain '
previously well rinse?! out. Soft fllter
???1 water 1? best by fur. A great many
ita art? indm-ed by bard wattaT.
In the wild state birds drink tb?
water from the li'itves. This is pure
anil contains, of ?ourse, no bard;
Sund I? another important sin?? ??na
non of health. It should be :
? or gritty and very .lean. Per?
haps a aea aarad
any. Th?? hould
alWBja ba thi-kly strewn with this
Immediately after lb?' ref*C Is .?
In the morning, a apt In
tbe b*t>BBC for tbe puip
A song ?'9u?ry will not do well for
any length of time lu a stuffy, badly
ventilated room. Fresh air Is essen?
tini to health that
tends greatly to keep the bird iu
Is a sun bath. ( Mi tin??
should ha so hong thai tbe ?
pball penetrate the .ml?.?, bea
snine time it must be remen
too much beat is ver*,
one-half of the cage sj?oul?l be |
ably ???\.?G???1 ?? i:li a cloth.
Tbis cloth .ou?es In handy lu s.
Other wars ut night. mplo;
irty when the tei
tur?' Is low or likely to he. ?In such
? ms the ?\?t????
quite ov??r. but In summer a part
? ba left open,
may he IWtfBlied also at I
anything is being ??? In the ro >m
likely t?> frighten the bird. Borne birds
rurally timid
When th.?. :"-?? so, it Is Tying
to tame th.in; the heart is ?
they Beed extra gentle treatment. We
bave kiinvii a bird ..f thai
?
whil?? s? wing. ? ? of linen ,
?low ?. cr.
Of fresh air. the bird In
the wtntei hung
In a poeltloa we hav?? air?
ii?'... ..it t > Ith In
D Where ?as Is burn:;..
bird must he In this roOOB tl?..?
sliould be lowered ai.d p.irtlall?
?t?*?! np. ; and all
?ors tin?! to injure the health I
slow!? ,-d. to cause G.;..? ss an.? ?
loss ?
th dally In fi?
ls an ?'xcllei:?. '
In th.? s Bag Canary. ? ?-alicer
makes as g ?xl a bath as nny. t!
t??r being clear rain water. It is u-nial
ly placed In the cage, but If th?
baa been tanned tboro .1 al?
lows! its freed aea for a time every
day tho bath should be placed on a
- or on the floor. The l?!r.l will
come to look upon this as ?
luxury and the cage remalna un?
no??? to Clean Oat rich Keatlier?.
To clem ostrich feathers make a
lather of pur?? soap with ? little nm-j
monta In It. using about a ?piarf of ?ra?
*??r or more If tbe feathers are
large. M-.re them to and fro gently |
In tbis, then lightly press thein stem to
tip batweao the thumb and timrer ami1
do the san:.? in an ??.|iial amount of
eteer hot water. Repeal i?i eeM ?raaai
slichtly Untad with blue. Ilintr the
fiat ?ur??. ui? to ?Iry where there Is a
draft and shake nt intervals G,efori
dry gently shake them before a
tore or they can he partial!?
by steam over a pan of ?pick hoilinc
G and finished as ?lir??.;? 1 OOOab
cftr?*fi:lly nn I curl any stray strands
with a silver knife.
Host .o Wsih m Cha mol* Veat.
To wii-h ? chamois vi?st p-???????' the
dirt by Wi ? warm water, ap?
plying soap. Dry slowly. n.?t near the
lire, as that will harden tli?? leather.
When it is nlmost dry rub hat
your bands until pliable and soft Aft?
er it Is ?ltiite ?lry gl\<? it a good brush?
ing with a soft brush. Th? a ???.? on
nn ironing board. I*ut a piece of cot
loth over the vest and with a
moderah'ly warm iron go ov??r It and
| I out all
kles. Then it is ready for us> as be?
fore cleaning.
How to I.e??en Kll.-li.-n Ton nor.
In every kiteb??u th?*re should be ?
: very high chair or st.nd Brad also ?
, very low chair. Plain ir??ning and
? mu<h other work can he do
Beateti on a high stool as standing
and at a great saving of str?'tigth t?,
the worker. The low chair is useful
? for resting or for sitting to shell pea?
' or string currants.
j , Hos?/ N> Reetlfr a Too Salir ntah.
In the case of accidentally gattina.
I anything too salty it Is possible to
remedy the mistake by adding a table
Spoonful of vinegar and a teaspoonuM?;
of sugar. For "ii* r*?ason the quVkeet
and best way to freshen salt fisb is t?
aoak them in sour milk.
How to Clean Varal??. Stained llanda
To remove varnish stains from the
hands rub with s little inch; latex!
spirit, wipe off with a pieee of rag or
?oft paper, then wash with soap and
water.
Haw ?? ?lake Mould ?Ine.
To make liquid glue put one ounce
of borax In a pint of boiling water, add
two ounces shellac and boil until sbel
lac ia dissolved.
GRACIOUS ? ?si iTALITY.
Row to Make* Tour ?.??rata ????*/ ss?
Cassar '?-taSI??.
To give your aoepltallty graciously
yon must gt*ve it with a dex*ldedly fee
tire spirit, ssys s writer in the Chi?
cago Tribune. A hostess Is like a com
mauder of tight :->g forces on wboee
courage, dash and coolness victory de?
pends, and to be a victorious entertain?
er you aBBBt ? >? let your needs, wor?
ries, dlaappointmi nta bendache or Irri?
tation show ba?nr* j mr gu?*sts. Noth?
ing so ?li- limits a guest.
nothing ao ap ?sure as to see
that tbe bead >f . ??! anxious.
that ri ala*** an?l beck?
oning softly ?: aat to call her
attention ?.? ? that aha le dis?
traete?! ftasa earav? aitlea?, thai she an?
swers s-.iiie met? ?t of tlie family
sharply or that sl? is constantly apol?
ogizing and explu inn.
While acting in he capacity of host?
ees take thought a order than your
manner will I mNxliment of
placid a*aad teniiwt: and allow no acci?
dents, mistakes ' shortcomings In
your careful ami --tirent to bring a
HOt'lled look Into your eyes aud a
frown fa y ?tir ?? Doa*1 IH your
company see that in the baking of
cake, in tin* dustii g of rooms, airing
of bada or arraagiug of *towera for
their benefit you bare worn yourself
Into a st.it?* of lang ! fatigue or n? rv
ous Irritation. 1? > cabe baking
if I'.v sj y tate your?
self for bringing I to your parlor a
clear bead, a light earl aad ? tendj
laugh for \.?ur ana? '! ? art]] like
your gay g?xvl bur r and s mi:
fremir well aa the most
?lahit \ ?? by u
tired, har
From the moment the first guest nr
t is graciou- end n<
1 not only ipilte
rc:i?ly but delight?'?:
ntt?-ntion to pi itlon '
nml d:v?r .? all p.,
?i of self and ?'. oof look Dtrl
r BBXlOBB
your I .tinny ?
lat while your
your
are really In tb<* kitchen.
If you coatti
lied - of ? ?:
h. the BOI good
t.ik?? tlielr cue
from fem, but th??*? will far sooner
? and forgivi
upon letting tbe t dampen
- ?
for the
Ho? f.. li.. Mnnt ? ,.-fnl Tltlnar*.
???I in ,
tepid aoapeada aad tad In
? ng water. *? ? ? ap>
It b:ir?le:
sinl*? .
and
"bright nini ?
Is for ? hould ?
?
dam;
Tb? ?.: ited
house sh mid I
If I
<>r a f??w
ti* In
?
WI, them bent
il BOt
barst
U again Just
I days
?jiiart of t
Hoar I?? ? h???>??- l*r????-r U rilinc
;
Ig paper sad detnarods that
paper of a g-??? 1 qnn Ity be need, either
In white or en -t ?a v?*ry
dull blue or gray But tb?* erblb
per ls eoii*-i?ler?-<;
taste. The mn | be either the
sniootli velimi ai tin* rougher
linen, as rarefi
must b<* ;
un? 1er SB OS??
ruii-ii papar, t :. . 'y for
children and : >u!,i l ?? discarded
jijvt a? BOOB '.uro?.I t??
write properl" ptopea an?
alwrayi La ajead tastar, aad
n sanctl - ? af aa
velu;-.a than they are
re for friend l; .'-e.
mam ??? T???? Urlttl?* llalr.
? ??? it de
. wrong ;.!??nt which I phy?
sician sboul.i . dt ed. An ??\:??
nal betp : r ibis ahai
ni? tbe j - add ten
drops of oil . : almooda, a tea?
reap of wiiini and
twenty dro rits of nwemary.
1 ben >tir. I ? the
?ntly manipulating
??-iib th?? tager rips -ill tbe t.in?* Then
and dr\ with
He? tn Rtrllf-,e Kriin?-lii:il Troahlra.
To ? ? roca tion for broli
cblal eff? ' rter of aa
? ? ii.'ilf Ba oliti???* of
eui-alyptii:* oil .-unce
of oil of ? 1 IBBB HUBIIBI Of BB
ounce of all of :? ? and keep
La a g ? ? on tbe
fir-t epa* al trouble
mas-.. . r . with
it. It a?-t- | and
sootl.
? ?? ??: ?... . ..oi?- t.ioen.
Tai>; "h aa>
hroi?!ery ? ? amber to
sp -ini \- .: fa f Ot
?
E paper and make
a netwoti. back and
forth over it- ads?*s. ?ar... t:g tbe
Btit?'h?*s about i.u Inch beyond tb<* tear.
Thin places aad break* In linen may
be run with baa Of embroidery floss
and tin? tow?is should be tended in
tbe same way.
THow ?o Santi Kl?l ?.lores.
In washing had gloves, the kind that
can be washed In aoap and water,
don't make your rinsing thorough
enough to get out every particle of
aoap. It ia a good plan to wseh them
carefully and then to rinse them in
dean bat soapy water? ao that a little
of the soap Is left la to keep the aid
?oft.
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
?????? to Reply? ??a aa Invitation and
Trent Tear Friends.
After receiving au Invitation to pay
a visit It is not courteous to reply to
it Just before the day you are to ar?
rive, says tbe New York Journal, but
as soon as you have ascertained that
you can be away from home at the
time the invltntlon Is f?vr it should be
answered immediately, so thst your
s can make arrangements for
entertaining you during your stay.
As It Is very probnble your hostess
will meet you or make arrangements
to have you m??t at the station, be sure
that you mention th<? time you e.\p*?ct
to be there, as nothiug is more annoy?
ing than to wait about the station
di' every train come In and uot
seeing tlu* person you have come to
? t to have a guest arrive Just lu
the middle of a meal, when everything
is cold and couse?in??ntly uot what they
would wish t > off.'r you
When e\pe?ting a frieml on a visit
the hostess should always try nml ar?
range to g?? her ??f to the ?tarden to
??st If the traveler has
a rOatg ? ?** or bus not s?-??u her
friend for mimi?? tini?' th daily
when the visitor alights
from tto nan Bttd r?eea the well known
U fe?'l limili more
w?!? ?une and at home than if she has
to And lnr way to the house alone.
If the length of the visit has beea
mention???! ba the InvitatiOfl it is heal
not to run the risk of out-faying y.?ur
? a at the end of the
period first state!, as. although your
u to stay .... a day
or two longer, this fieu done
men?!?. titea of form.
When on a visit to friends you will
: be sura :??i?l to 'make
;i i?i
? take
adrante?*? ?>t their ; ppear
Ing late at ni?? nf? your ?
about an.I iny other tiresome
- whi< h are noi ?able
. but ?>nly
cause ?
Toa
friends will ? (ertala
you all da] have
> perform
In v\h
to them, but dont on any ?
t in the way. and win :.
ba? ?? ? ; are sure
ir room which
thoufahtfu provided by the
.
writ,? . ? will
My tind your :
note paper, it I? al\?
.
to git?? her ajueal tha beai of everything
both as rega: and entertain
in?'Ut. and hat ? ?UM. show b.-r
a by
:
aud entertaining in her turn, m that
sh?? makes bereelf ? welcome ?
for whom rth while
? the time |'.i?s pleasantly.
and you
am?..??! h -.?. ? i.. n ' t forget to
thanking ber for t it ion?
????? made for your comfort and the ?u
arranged for jroer eujoy
Ul??llt.
Mow ?o I lean I'nnip llUhea.
blllial | vol y
.ii. who tak?-s th?? dirty,
I pana and other camp
ug outt.t ?low n to tl ? here
tli??!*?? is plenty of moss au?l sandy mud,
and ther?', with h.s ????? alight, 1?
complacently down on a ?
- by thr?? ?? u Iful
of miul Into the G?> m?* pan. 1 hen be
dips np a httie lit of water and
a handful ??f lim-s pro?e?sls to I
und ? >:i every ?lirty
dish until the ?amp culinary furniture
?shines like a brand new pin, s
?:. I us?,l t
cleenUneea <?f this proc?
?
pau that has had grease burned into it
II is really
?
been that mee ?io
not leali] g la
camp asked to ?lo it
and theu
It???. ??. Ma la? ?. r.-.-nit? ?*>" .Inni.
Afte - tlie
fruit to ? ? the
jars full. ' er ?if
?rater, j? ?'? to have
the a 4 the
jars into th?? fr ill After boll ug one
half hour or until the fruit bffl
der lift one of the jar- and turn
off the ini.?.? tl ' ? into
I Kettle. Add stilli, ient
ko a p? ?i rdrup. When it i?oi!>
fill up tbe jars, let thciu stand In the
boiling water tea or fifteen minutes
:?. then lift eut one at a tin.
Real. All bla i- >>f plums ar?? alea put
up in the sam.? manner.
II????- t*o Ciri? For We? Clothe?.
do;; ??.?!! wit in the
rain sbolli?! be <?:?G???"??11? dried Ix'f..re
being bung away, says th?? .New York
Journal, or they \??:? mildew. They
shoul.l ba liihtlv wiped trlth a ?Iry
cloth or ahaken and i!. l out
to ?Iry. Should th??
dry they should h?? pre--???! under inns
lin. Another thing to rememb. in
rainy weather is that nothing takes
the freshness and Ix'iiuty out of gar?
ments like rain. It is advisable to
have older Bjauutajla for rainy days
E raaj the dampness of the atmosphere
will render < lothea limp and shabby,
though the rain may not fall directly
upon them.
Hnw to Cream Certain?.
To cream lace curtails, add one
ounce of yellow ocher to two ounces of
ataren, mix it In the usual way with
boiling water. Strain starch to
It of lumps It Is best to soak s pair of
curtains at same time to Insure both
being same shatle. White curtains can
be made ere.tm in this way.
Ho? ?? ? til niareafton.
People arlth ?? I" dbjBB tion should
drink no w.n*f?r with meni?, but take a
glassful b*i!f :?? h >**r lief ?re and drink
plentifully nn hour or so after each
meal.
CURL I ?CURE
ACUI^F?RC?RLS
ou owe it
to yourself, ?is
well as to othra
who are inter- }
esled in you, to
make yourself as
attractive as pos?
sible. Attractive
n??ss will contrib?
ute much to your
*uicc?8*?-botn
socially and
commercially.
Positively noth?
ing detracts so
much from your
appearance as
short, matted un?
attractive curly
hair.
?
taken r-sost tirrc arres two ???? vt.r or cvmcvit
W????. rati man a paraon yeor Irai ?tt.prrasto* to
?Saarsa?! lar???!? I,y ht, or bar ?spaarao?.?.
Tb? urn, applira to y?u.
I
c.
? liai ???.
Wa a-,???. - ? ,
ia bl* bsnaoaal ?pi?.?
I- ? ? -,.?
? fr. m a lartY'a or r<??
ae aii.rh aa IS? hair
- c-nMlltj. good t>r*rd
-?? h a, Ihr hair
? It takrb of ???? hair by
y I? lira is all th* tara* mum
h pode a auccrss'ul rain takra
- yoa ?riJOT ?ao a-**an?
?aay and o?ly on? ?it ib ajtsb h
-b ,M aurartlr* a? tha Boast
-
< ?<x? ha?? rsrr brard
?**??? aa a pn? . ? hair and aca..
*?* al?aya hiiaaa prri?ct r?aul?a
Cu-i-i Cura M a? l.1?al. ?af? p?ra?rat?o? a Bit ataba*
klaky. curly hair atra(?at We ssaraiMaa ?I aha?
? ? is a ?tale to???*?, ?-Iran? and aoftraa Ika many
?brra of ? he hair, aaakiac th.-mi aoft ?Ilk, p?abl?
r miMirtl Poaltisriy prrsm?* ih? h?lr
>n.\n? dry. harsh, brittle aa* srraa M Iroaa
br?ak:ns rtt
No mattar what you bar? tr??-" im, mt-irr ?bat
?ou ?a-aat. yoa ar? dois? >-??.????? aa lta???t'cr ir yot?
. Cu-i I Cur?,
*v? fuarantrr I? poslllrrly ro Ao th? ?ratk b?'f?r.
?..I ? ih bNS <??? ??? ?no Ir^n? antatutrla
-'?.?> thaa anythiaw o? th? klad lo th? ?rort-1.
?m? par )?r
- only hy th? I 'mole
??I?. Owr r?a>*?taikon la
. --paralan? ia ahaniirtrlr pur?
??-???,?? ??.? ?, , ? ?, ,
?h? aa? of hot iron, ?r hair atnr?r? aad ?-? do?
r?u?? ii to ?-r?.??-, off and h?r?et? ?fry aad brKila?.
av all riprra? ?barer?. Srnd
*?**?? of**<< --? SB**A*afS monry or-rlrr. aa ?r ?ba n?4
ahlp (otxla C (J ?- ? rt'.r aaaw aad addrraa ab?is
Ij ha
LINCOLN CHCMlCAL WOSKS. Aunara, a*.
/-?? a??,r? ,*? a?'- ?p/m ? ?r?/e a.? (S-taa*. ??? .
CURL-I-CURE
' ..* ????? ?*?.? W*?fc ts. *?,. fu. .*. m ?m ,h.
ft
LINCOLN CHEMICAL WORKS. Aurora. Illinois
The ?T. V. Hawkin's gp^?g?y?* &
[TatADE ???? 1*1 <.i> I FICKI?.]
Ra? B*rot?***l to be a fbrtaaa to bum j of rh?? aa?
fortana, a, who ??r?? to-day ?UliKht???! with ite
wninl^-rfa! re-uilf-. ? ht? merits t?f
l:?ir invilir ilMii u itur.i?y plm-i??. it p? h si ?h ??re
?' m. und rhe frlowiDf*' ten ? ich
?>ur pateona tppak of it ???*
ry risiili?? \Vi> run wall ?? larire
pat-ronng* ihr ?(rhoat tbia and .??
ninifmintimi <>f th?> ******* b?>*at
wlut- I bla miiiixiiiiu
mum ?v. In order r?? ????sivin ?? (!;?? n
-, i?f lilt? 11???!? -
il ?ir ?,i
frmn linn' tu tim?? pn .iu?-? ii print ?!?? i
? ina ,,K j-riiii-- do ac,
?srfao Iriw ?l-*?? 1 mir
nun.ni/ iba ? **?ttannine qu*lut?*a W [eejtn ?aa
!
nui.-n i? ? natural ?ad ? ? iaetr-adiee.? of which w* ?
in print. We ? remind *bn paM?n th*t th
.. rum--ut h:is ???'-? ?.nil eUal patata? FaftbU "?i < ur h n t?y
? n ?- pi?.?????-?.-il ?nd ?, ?r m ?um rea i?>u
?-t nitiliiiK ?imi -?|?:????? ?l.-iili
? U] p ?WtiV.lv G?1?
?il nil impuni l'Unir oa Uaaaa T<saapa?a
. ?r Bad t ttatada, ? h
lion?] <"
?Hit -
???.? Faxa Boani ili? r milk, s ? n?? u-. <.f ?
t ir??!*-- dui
|| ?K?.
Muli, ? .-.ni b -.?: ? l-v I' -?
ggf- \ ,??.,?-.-, ,.f lutala,
astra la Imaaaaa ??n ?il aai ??? eltj ??rii?'r>.'***?a,i*fl
A?l Ir?-ss mi ? -iminuiiu'iitixiis |?n
MME J V. HAWKINS,
?Il V Hr-t **.tri-.-i. ? Ki?*lini??riil, Va.
-pNor-fR, ??;?n.
M.mT~ mil.
Phone. 577
Richmondy Va
A. D. PRICE,
Funeral Director, Embalmcr and Liveryman.
Ail orders promptly filled at short not ?? ?? t-y t.-i?-?raph or <na
Halls r? : :1??? and nice cntertaiun.? ll?nty of room
-?-a.- it li all niencee. lrar-ii* pisnic or tiand waKona for
rates and nothing hut first-?lass carriages. buKKlea?
ly on hand fine fua-eral aupplltaa*?.
212 East Leigh Street.
It? -hi. ?? e N>?t Door.
OPEN ALL D\Y & NtGHT.?Mao on Daty ?? Night
STRAUS' SPECIAL!
Old Yacht Club.
PURE WHISKEY
Will Satisr.v th. u,\?-r of the right
kind of stimulant Sp.ni.-tl pt
We hav?? all gratlcs of gtHMl liquor??,
tra and l??L?t?????. fall and se??
Us
ISAAC STRAUS & CO.,
422 E. Broad St.,
R.t?h ? > 11, ViT^? ii ?.
GEORGE O. BROWN,
PHOTOGRAPH ER,
-imi St.. Richmond, Va.
.. .
H.-tur?*! KtilarK- '
Ho?, to M u Ur ?All'ili????? Opsqur.
If joaj v? lab to ab H ??? any
j ?p can >i ? i? re y
- manner. I
in a littl?? hot "??? ?i'i
epsom sa:? t u ill >?.
Pain! *
dow. When dl*f you will bave u fair
imitation of g
Haw to Kill I.Inn? of I'rnlf ?tlntna.
r. u.? ?taina ? ? ? ba ? ?aaei ad
table liner? bj th?> Kt*?!n
with milk and t: 'ing with
pow?lered common til'e salt. After
Ward wash in tha ordinary man:
How to Brlsxhfrn Tlsnsr*.
To nia'-e tin kettl?*s. etc.. as bright
a? new rub th?'iu with a woolen rag
dipped in kerosene. Polish with a ?oft
newepap??r. Kerosene will also remove
?tains from Tarnished furniture.
IS THE
Si
??
.?? and sec <'Ur large
? ? of
t?aby Carriages,
Dressers,
Suites,
Chiffoniers,
Toilet Tables
AND ...
Automatic Refrigerators.
?? G can have the advan
, tage ol OUT great stuck and
? re.it values. Wc are of?
j, No CHEAP VALUES,
I ?;(>ods of such ? HAL VA L^
as will insure 5-011 con?
ic nee in us. Do not fail
to at least
! INSPECT OUR GOODS.
We are sole ?agent? for the Maoey Seo
tional Book ? as? a.
M\( KV-WEEMt IE (0
ni.iM. i.mi.Mdv
SYDNOR ?fc HUNDLfiY.
711-713-715-717 S. Sre-M. S.