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The Portland daily press., 1888-10-11
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MARRIAGES.

In Limington. Oct. z. Chas e. Newcomb of East
WATERFORD and Miss Hannah M. Hubbard.
In West Durham, Oct. A, John w. Pickett and
Mrs. ThurZa I. Thurst0n, both of Pownal.
In Biddeford. Sept. 8. George Jordan of Lis
bon and Mrs. Dorcas L. Snnott of Biddeford.
j In Fayette, Sept. 27, Harry j. Ramford and Miss
Mary L. Dodge.
In Deer Isle. Sept %, Horatio c. Prince and
Myra f. Rich
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Creditors Meeting.

A meeting of the creditors of j. d. Spiller,
of Casco, was held at Col Gibbss office yes
terday afternoon. The liabilities are esti-
mated at about $4,000. A committee was
appointed to ascertain the value of the as
sets and report at later meeting. Mr.. Spill
Ter is the shook and stave manufacturer.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

"WEDNESDAY. = John Field Intoxication
Fined SO and costs.
Henry McGahey. Intoxication. Twenty days
In county jail.
Mary Perry and Ellen Connor. Vagrancy. Per
~ four months and Conner two months in city
house Of correction. -
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.


"WEDNESDAY There was but little business be-
lore THIS court today A few motions were heard
and some cases assigned for tIial. The case OF
George 5. Pitcher VS. w. III. Milliken for alleged
malicious prosecution, libel and SANDER has been
postponed TILL the January term, the defendant to
ME his pleading before the middle of the vacation
~ and III. b. Cleayes appeared for Pitcher and w.
j.. Putnam for Milliken
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Real Estate transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try of Deeds:
Gray-S. Gould to N. A. Pool. S160.12.
81.
Naples-E. Cannon ct. al. to L. P. Knight. $50.
Bridgton-Lydia o. Whittier to c. C. Hamlin.
81, etc.
Lydia o. Whittier to James Webb. $50.
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"a strange Massaee !,

Boston, Oct. 1o-"A Strange Message" is
the fascinating title of Dora Russell's new
and thrilling story, which will be in THE
Boston DAILY GLOBE on Saturday of this
week, Oct IS. 1t will have an immense sale,
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U. s. CIRCUIT COURT.


BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
WEDNEsDAY.-0rvillH II. Hayes VS.. wesserrun-
sett Wooden Mill Company. Hearing on trustees
disclosure.
w. L. Lunt. Merrill 4 Coffin Skowhegan
$. q. StrOut
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$500

We know what these cost regu-
lar dealers and they cannot be
bought outside of our store for
less than $40.
500 handsome Brown, Blue and
Black Moscow Beaver OvercOats
cut i'm Mems andY0ung Mems sizes
33 to Al and made for fine appear
ance, durable cOlOrs and genuine
service, good trimmings and war
ranted perfect fitting at only
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YOUNG MEMS

fine Overc0ats in Blue, Brown,
and Black Kersey's, Chinchilla
and Elysian Beavers at only
$I2, SIS, SIS and $40.
We would cordially ask all young
men wanting something nice for a
Winter OvercOat and at the same
time not expensive, to see our
Beavers and Kerseys at
SIS, $50, $22 and S2J.
These are equal to custom gar
ments in quality, make up, trim
mings, fit and finish, and are about
TWO-Thirds the Price
GentIemen'S Fine OVercOatS.
Made from Middlesex, Edward
Harris, and other well-knOwn
makes of fine goods made up in
our best manner, and offered in
all sizes, at only
SIS, Sis, $50, SOP, $2j
and $50.
FRIEZE ULSTERINGS.
The best known materials for
warmth and comfort. Also all
grades of listers at the lowest
manufacturers prices.
Extra quality
LEATHER JACKETS
at 1915, $500, and $500. Leath-
err Vests $3.50 and $500. Leath-
er Vests with sleeves $500.
FINE TROUSERS
for Gentlemen and Young Men.
We have manufactured an excep-
tiOnally fine line of these goods,
and for perfect fitting, we'll made
PantalO0ns, we think these have
no equal.
Elegant styles in Young Mems
FINE SUITS
cut Sack or FOur'ButtOn FrOck, at
SIJ,$IS, $50, SOP, $2J
and SIS.
GentIemen's Prince Albert Dress
Suits, finest quality, at $4,000 and
| $4,000 per suit.
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$3.50 WOrumbO Kersey Beaver
OvercOats in handsome shades of
Seal Brown and Blue, elegantly
made and trimmed and warranted
to fit perfectly, and in size 81 to
"A and are offered by us at
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THE NEW ENGLAND coMpAN,

Organized at Bath with capital stock of
100000: amount paid in. $500; par value of
shares, 500. The stockholders are G. C.
Moses. II. w. Swanton, Thomas w. Hyde,
A. b. Haggett, j. ii. Allen & Co., Isaiah S.
Coombs and S. j. Watson, all of Bath. These
are the officers:
President-G. c. Noses
Treasurer-Isaiah S. Coombs.
Directors &. c. Moses, Charles H. Mcclellan
A. Is. Haggett, w. Ii. Swanton and S. j. Watson
The purposes of the corporation are to car
ry on the shipbuilding business.
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CONDUCTORS OVERCOATS

cut long, made from a fine Blue
Beaver, side pockets, two ticket
pockets and inside breast pockets
made of ticking, besides two out
side muff pockets, are wool lined.
Warranted fast color and well
stayed and made every way, sizes
35 TO A only
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REFERS

in Mems, Young Mems, Boys and
Children's sizes.
Mems sizes So to SIS.
Young Mems sizes 81 to SIS.
Boys sizes So to Sig.
Children's sizes $3.50 to SO.
We are handling more REEF
Frs every season probably than
all the houses in the city together.
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Wonderful Effects of Animal Mag
netIsu.

Mrs. r. c.. who resides at No. SO Congress
street in the city of Portland, has been dreadful
sufferer from neuralgia onthe right side Of her
face for the past seven years. The pain in her
face was so severe that she could not move mus
Gle of her lips or cheek without bringing on the
most frightful paroxysms of pain. The pain ev-
tended from her face to her right side and right
leg. She remained in this terrible condition for
seven years. She could not bear the slightest
touch on the right side of her face. Life had be-
come a burden to her. Her days and nights were
passed In mortal agony. On the 2Sth day of Sep
TENDER she applied to Drs. Smith and McMulen,
the magnetic physicians, at the United States He
tel, and is now conyalescent Any person suffer-
ing from neuralgia or rheumatism may call on
Mrs j. and learn the full particulars of her suffer-
ings, and what the doctors did for her. Drs
Smith and McMullen cure all forms of chronic
disease and may be consulted free of charge from
8 a. m till p. m. daily except Sundays. They
are permanently located at the United States He
TEL rooms No. and 6.
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so Cents Per Yard.

Purchasers OF these goods should re-
member these goods are 81 inches wide,
all wool, and cannot be duplicated this
season.
LOT 3 consists Of 25 pieces of SO inch
all wool Tric0ts. have been re.
tailed by us all this season for 20 cents.
Price Wednesday morning,
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Are free from all crude and Irritating
matter Concentrated medicine only. Carter's
Little Liver Pills. Very small; very easy to
take; no pain; no gripping; no purging. Try
them. octedSw1w
Castnria cnras Gala Co.r4i.a4lA..
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Organized at Portland with capital stock
of $500, 600; amount paid in. $500, par val
ne Of shares, 800. The stockholders are l..
K. Chase, WATERFOWL, Mass. Preston b.
Keith, Brockton, Mass. A. A. Young and
j. M. Baker, Boston, Mass. The officers
are:
President-J. Nj. Baker.
Treasurer-Lews0n K. Chase.
Drectors-Iewson E. Chase, John J. Pew and
j. M. Baker.
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New Corporations.

The following new corporations filed GER
tifcates of organization with the Secretary
ofState:
THE AIR MATTRESS AND CUSHION CoAiPA.
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OWEN, MOORE & co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed Exec
utor Of the Win Of
ISAAC DOUGHTY, late Of Portland,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the Law directs. All persons
having demands upon the estate Of said deceased,
are required TO exhibit the same and all persons
indebted TO said estate are called upon to make
payment to
GEORGE +. GOULD, Executor
Portland, Oct. 10, 1888. octlOd1aw3wThs
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$1,000 each.

This is the jobbing price on these
goods and retail dealers generally
are obliged to sell them for at
least $I2 each.
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Wholesale Manufacturing Rooms
BEEN SEEN ANYWHERE.
We ask YOUR CLOSE ATTENTION few of the
o
"A
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$1,000 each.

This coat cannot be produced by
any other house at this price.
Mems genuine POntOOsuc double
breasted Blue suits, heavy Winter
weight at only
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CAPE OVERCOATS
for all ages. We offer few lines
in Mems and Young Mems sizes, as
large as AZ, all wool, wool lined,
satin sleeve lining, and large full
capes, at only
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SO Cents Per Yard.

LOT is 35 pieces Of 40 inch, all
wool, fine Lousti0ns Henrietta
Cloth, In an elegant line OF Fall shades.
Our regular 50 1-2 cent quality, which
will be sold on Monday at
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SIS Each.

These are very popular this sea-
son, and these OyercOats are regu-
lar $50 garments.
Several lines of handsome Union
Beaver Oyerc0ats in new patterns,
in Mems and Young Mems sizes, at
only So, So and So. Sizes 33 to A.
These are exceptionally fine bar
gains.
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29 Cents Per Yard.

Remember this sale win commence at
1850 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
LOT 2 Is all wool "a inch POndichery
Dress Suitings In Piaids,
Stripes, Checks, Illuminated and Plain
c0l0rs. Never have been retailed less
than Shopper yard. Our purchase was
very large OF this lot OF goods, as we
could not resist good value. Price We'd
nesday morning
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Castoria cures Collie, Constipation;
Sour stomach, Diarrh9a, Eructation;
Gives healthy sleep; also aids digestion;
without narcotic stupefaction. oct5d&wly
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fine Oyerc0ats in Blue, Brown,
and Black Kersey's, Chinchilla
and Elysian Beavers at only
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so Cents Per Yard.

LOT 8 consists OF 40 pieces OF 40 inch
pure SILK and Wool Henrietta
Cloth, In Is rich and desirable Fall col
0rings, retailed by us all the season at
$1.25 per yard. We shall offer these
goods Wednesday morning at
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EOR sALE-Grocery and provision store,
II convenient TO Harvard College; doing large
and profitable trade; good teams and fixtures.
This can be bought at great bargain as the own
er IS obliged TO leave the business. Apply to
RITCHIE & BROWN, 172 Washington ST., Bos-
ton, Mass. 11-2
EO u sALE-A well built two story, mansard
Il root, frame house; containing sixteen rooms:
arranged for, and now occupied by two families;
corner lot; sunny exposures; excellent neighbor-
hood, and centrally located; lot about Boxes.
BENJAMIN SHAW, 451s Exchange street.
Ill
ITO LET-A very desirable downstairs rent OF
Il rooms with modern c0nyeniences; cor. Hill
and Ellsworth streets; also for sale, small farm,
one mill from GOrham corner; good barn and
brick house, viii be sold cheap to close the estate
l.. o. BEAN & CO., 40 Exchange street. IL
EOR RENT-Two story frame house, I'll
Il Congress street, opposite Cow street; sever
al Of the rooms have been newly painted and pap
cred, and the interior Of the house Is now In good
repair; price $3.50 per annum. BENJAMIN
SHAW, 481z Exchange Street. Ill
ITO LET-A rent for a small family, No. AS
II Winter street. Inquire at No. 43 WINTER
STREET. Ill
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WEDNESDAY OCT. 10, lsSS.
Cars viii run between Bradley's and Libby's Cor
ner Union Station and Post ONCE, as followss
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BOYS DRESS SUITS

in both two and three pieces. Our
Knee Pant Suits with Vest, for
boys 10 to 16 years, are very pop
ular and stylish.
See our Boys all wool Knee
Pant Suits and Hat to match, for
only So, Sizes 4 to IA years. The
greatest bargain of the season.
1000 pair of Boys Knee Pants
at 20, so, rs cents, ST., $I.25 and
$l.5O per pair.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20
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suaE-f e per l9n.
la.loN-5a3 4cp~rls
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nsgr a.. per cEt.. =. 50 per Dol. buckEhes-
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salgs. s1.0e uitdllaEs Sl3ea
sf-Cern and qaiS goe9E per t0n.
salt 81 - gas. sec. Ea6xera. g. ~.
fsB--No 1 whitonsR. seo per hair boi.
uaut. 9 fa5.4a. cot salt "a & Per D. clans
sec Bei hundred oyster. bulk s.. oc1tl = gallon.
standards. -Sc oaA selects. &c car. smoked hal.-
bst llg
Pork IN bsTreis-MesS pork. Chicago packed
U.s. extsz sEor cut Sc eCes Isl s. standard clear
satk tis,o.
Lard iefosS sZsc, 50 ana 50 ID tubs &c. S0
D. roGbs tiBs. leo cases. 10. IN tin pals SC
keefM barrels-ExtTa n es=, warranted 2ro.os.
s.eo. extra. be2eiess. tleeo
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The COURTS

Cracur.-Maud p Conksy -. william
CenkrY. aivsrce ordsr taas ds.sadEn,
ritaia tssaEy lays psY 81 solicitors fee,
AL wthiu aEtg days pay SIS fcr expenses.
an psy 81 per week payA5.s weekly, for
suppors 9i compialnaaL
Srfssfon. -fas psopls -. James Esther.
lsfcoag. s~utsncet to State prison D. Jack
soa tor ola- m0uths. fae People - Gcorge
Tyler. larceny. sentenced CD state prisen a.
Isckson a.le vssr The People vs VII
h. a. p1llsy. larceny from tbs person sen
tsn1ed - STATE prison a. Jacxson for one
ysAr and o. aoatas.
PEosArr Estate of Thomas Neal. de-
ceased. order ali0~ink claims. and decree
for payment of debts petition % seli real
estate hieo. hearing October Is kstsie OF
Joseph be @asseiI mentally iDcom petent
pe'itlon Tor appointment VI guardian u.ec
hearing octoosr -
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hecsnse veu ssel ciae srs So ir,asi-S wrth
tsat SD xi-gese .se ns. De ss + iss rse
ssttIe - @uahgr Estaers p w. uska
yoa r. like sev psrs~n g Cd NJ
5Evr7s HaFsre
f7s r-e7scrr-st Sesssn.
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There are Two Distinguishing
Characteristics

phenomenal growth Chicago
a combined
3r,t
should old Andfu as t TINS
fact lies rc q o
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~ aars aesn rsspfsetrtfns fa-trr tha
Saunl-f sa e-zsnf Ere el rar Aachs
eAssoz gloves f,rr were e1 rrra AZ A. SEA
son Nere <sHrine Tithoof ny asaae sn
lie nsfef II = rrrR
fe sS .r--.a e
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list IS furnished by y. <. Scrlonsr.
resi estate dsa'-r. 56 Pssri-st


TIE allowing IS AsE of The uarrs-s
hcensss ssusd sincs lsst Published. with
th- nsasss. residences when outsids tas ety.
and ages of fhs parties
Aces
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THE DAILY NEWS
a daily paper fer busy people.

O al mankind The pearis Of Chicago as tie bess north
gh buses Auo ys psh4Ps eeo4 uumosg Of peo
pc be io-ni sho snFrss kssn tx Necessity Of
Intelligent kao~lsdgs tx words daily 5engs They reeos
thai they anyone ess sss tAs ~eas poaess
N many q the most imPaTsm necessanes q HE. how
Potani then that tAss shosle have daily intelligence
ths woIld over whch by Poss blis
sir diversified oommse.l holdings And al the higher
Interests q hie where bs oani ike number Of people
kesAy .pprscaYe of AZ that progress
at literature science religion, pocs and the Thousand and
things whlch make ~ modem oi,ilzailon.
And vet strange say right here IN this erss busy north
lis busy metropolis Chicago. there bas taken place tie
ossioD and development Of as eumbsous unersiosahs
blindness q ve isug tins roasHosy Of journalism this breeder
al mental dyspePsia, has zeaay imposed lis o
esh the demand q the people ior The sea gam
of fact - q tie very noonquoasness such oondon
Of hg that THE DAILY NEss had buth. People wanted
kewS-al the news-tu they demanded spat the
povcring Of The TRIVIAL ard inonsequents because
TIE BABY NEWs satisfactorily thz demand that cucaa
ton Is million a-~eek.'
R NJ LAWRENCE wiiansyle II saws; The 'hr daily is
too much No that person obliged to read every
thing printed the hankesheets bt having sny1hne
else 10 90 doesn't have time hunt through the hong drawn
swadde ier few grams Of dlgetible food
When 10 two such comprehensive elt
now adds third IN its unparalleled price reducti
attractions at once unique and unapproaohabe b
will surely multiply It's friends throughout the No
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Second. IEE DA4A4 NEWS
Is an pendent, truth-tslling newspaper
The reader can count or one hand ths known newspsEsD
hose statements n 81 qoues ai~sys he -stsc
Is A least Intentionally, rustf4 and oommons la
On tie other hand is the all Fs g pf-ss
5nss nan. ana en iais e he ahd Ga down ne
Opposition r ar5 candidate ts verge o. ne asreFeahis
So COMMON have sach s5 and epehsnsae meo1s b. oat
nasn become thai lss uHnoueec snd sfs asesf-o a.
matter erl insspashe non gfa- a felaes
Bt this Is ouls another utke ths houqhtsss lhe Amen
can people s intelligent enough oueie enough isr enough
10 appreciate and honss u4fh telling ic'irssssin 81
stho Fsssrn the ..esa.ns ths ussAsa.sal dishonesty
oi ths organ"
The demand more sa3 more or the fsr impartial iuds
pendent newspaper which GIVE the reader al ss aud gives
-bsolas, from Of partisan has Ii aons a
expression OF opinion tss.S fs. wd commend ase 70
the thoughifu reader when he nav nnd Hss!i
ssresmeni with he conclusions deeueed from the premises
Disaeeensnis Of small only confidence Aonesy
Of purpose remains With political smbnor gSsus
gnnd The impartial Independents newspaper may
aly guide philosopher anc friend honest holding
every shade OF political faith And thl Why Tin DAIY
NEws has to-day oilcalaion Of over snlou- ~eeA"
NJ wYGaar Sbles Iowa writes an vel pleased with
THE DAILY NIws although an hIed-iu TIC bone Ks
publican with eaysf haq ssoy1fnls in he South ending IA
ii IS77 Tue extreme issrusss Of IHf Dana NEws g1nl
credit where due regardless Of party ny approval"
ments of popularity THE DAILY NEWS
N TO One Cent day X offers combination Of
any other American -wspspeT, and one which
thwest By the thousands
all newsdealers at One Cent per COPY, or viii be
S per month The farmer and mechanic can now
n 70 have ms metropolitan daily. Z
SON. Publisher The Daily News. Chicago. 4
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Always Prevails at Our
Establishment.

The largest stock of Fancy
Goods, Toys, Jewelry, Chill
dren's Carriages, Bicycles, Tri-
cycles, etc, IN the State to Sc
lect from, at prices way below
your own imagination. You
will think, what can take
home as d present to the chill
dren, wife, husband, father.
mother, or your best girl.
Come to our sales-rooms and
the endless variety will en-
abe you to select a suitable
present at once.
We Have Thousands of
Suitable Articles.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-05
UNION STOCK YARDS
Being Enlarged to Accommodate Large Mum
hers of Cattle Enr0ute.

The Santa Fe Railway company has
through its general freight and live stock
departments given the Wichita Union
Stock Yards notice to be prepared to feed
and handle very large number Of range
cattle, which Will this week begin to come
through here for the Kansas City and Chi
cage markets and viii be stopped in tie
Union yards for feed. water and rest, with
the privilege of availing themselves of this
market. They have also issued to their
shippers throughout the country south
west Of Wichita. circulars requesting them
TO stop and feed at Wichita. Such action
is gratifying, not only from the fact that it
will make business more brisk than ever
at the stock yards, and will at the same
time familiarize shippers with the Wichita
market, but it also shows upon the part Of
the Santa Fe railway very acceptable
spirit OF fairness toward Wichita.
In accordance with those advices the
Stock Yards company yesterday put on a
large force of workmen at the work of en-
larging the yards so that they will be able
to properly handle slxty-five carloads of
stock at one time, instead Of forty-six,
their present capacity.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-05
Novelties In Millinery.

For bridesmaids hats there Is a .reciar1v
pretty nouveaute in the form OF an open
work Tuscan straw senii-transrarent hat.
almost resembling Irish crochet Of pale bis
cult color, lined with pale blue velvet, and
trimmed with wids MORE ribbon Of the Aanls
delicate tint A pretty bonTst for the same
purpose Il q drawn iiEse, in any pale color,
with tuiie Lightly drawn over AID up tho
front, where IL rises up In conjunction with
. few loops Of 'bbon and a feathery osprey.
The edge Of the bonnet is Of lead work on
wire, and the tuile Is carried over this In
front The strings are Of rihbon In pale
pink, With bronze beads, or in white, with
gold or silver, the effect is particularly good.
There + q pretty bonnet in drawn black
net, with Outstanding jet worked CD each rib,
ic. leaves nesting In net round ,ns edge.
forming coronct, and an interlAned bow q
finely plated crepe dc Chine IN pais blush
pink A bronze creTe, with strings ard bria
Of velvet. has twigs u sAe rnost natural ar
pearance arranged all over. with 9 .uf; Il
them al ono side and q bunch Of equally
natural looking busterruya A fsr batter
cups are carel.esly SCATTERED ov,r the crown
Black tulie, drawn over cpiored net sogrsesa-
tons, is sraartiy made up with strings Of tbs
color Of tie Foundation, fax.enod ct tie .op
Of the bonnet IA loopod kno., and then car
risd down 20 the ssdea In front 10 cluster
Of hA-rnonizpg roses aa1 a uyrixh. piait CT
delicate black laca