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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
THE POLICE MUDDLE.
Detective Glass Attempts to Take
Charge of Affairs.


The interest excited by the action of
the Police Commission Triplet in dismiss
ing the head of the Police Department,
has not abated since Thursday, but seems
rather to have increased; and the fact
that the Council approved the official
bond of DetetectiveJ. M. Glass, the ap-
pointee of the Triplet for the office of
Chief of Police, is thought to confirm the
statement that the Councilmen approve
the dismissal of Burns.
The situation at the Police Station is
still unchanged, though matters came
to a crisis yesterday morning, and
nothing but the prompt action of G captain
Harris prevented what threatened at one
time to become serious meeting among
the patrolmen and clerks. Just as the
early morning watch was about to leave
the station at o'clock, the Chief elect,
J. M. Glass, entered the office, and, ad-
dressing Sergeant Finucane, the officer in
charge of the watch, demanded his
reasons for disobeying the orders of the
Triplet Commission in not reinstating
Officer Fay, as instructed by him SO to
do Finucane replied that he had been
informed by Chief Burns and Captain
Harris that Mr.. Glass had not yet quail
fed as Chief of Police, and consequently
had no authority to give any orders to
the department. Mr.. Glass then turned
to Captain Harris, who referred him to
the following written order issued on
Saturday by Chief Burns to the Captain,
Sergeants and Clerks.
"It is hereby ordered and YOU are hereby
notified, not to reinstate or remove any mem
ber of the police force of this city without
notice from this office.
~. f. BURNS,
'Chief of Police"
Mr.. Glass, upon reading this, informed
the Captain that he was authorized by
the Police Commissioners to give instruc.
tions to the department, not as Chief OF
Police, for he had not yet qualified, but
as the officer appointed by them to take
charge of the office. Captain Harris re.
fused to recognize any such authority
and taxed Glass with trying to create a
mutiny by stirring up the men to dis
obey their present Chief, Burns. He
then addressed the watch, and informed
them that the first man who disobeyed
Chief Burns orders would be discharged,
and the squad was sent out to relieve the
night watch. Mr.. Glass also left, shortly
afterwards, and did net again show
up at the station during the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
EXCURSIONS.
Makes from IL to "a hours
quicker time to Missouri river
and all Eastern points.

:.''..''..'.'-: Makes from IL to "a hours
SANTA FE quicker time to Missouri river
ROUTE and all Eastern points.
Will run Tourist Excursions on
:..'.'.''''.'' Thursdays, Ju y 1lth, 18th and
SANTA FE 25th, under the management
ROUTE of Clarence A. Warner, form
:.............. erly of the Warner Bros. Ex.
cursion Agency.
........... Tourist sleeper excursions are
SANTA TN: under the personal char e OF ar
PnipTP experienced manager and a
Pullman porter accompanies
'''.''''''''''' each car.
For further information apply to any ticket
agent of the company, OF to 8. P. HYNEs, Gen.
Pass. Agent, 20 N. Spring st., Los Angeles.
g. A. WARNER, Excursion Manager. jy2tf
nENVER & RIO GRANDE AND BURLING-
~ ton Route excursions via Salt Lake City
and Denver. leave Los Angeles every Monday
and Thursday, using the latest improved Pull
geies % to Chicago, I @ V etc Cali leR upon or address
B. QUIGLEY, Agent, Burlington ute, No.
112 n. Spring st. jy1Otf
nENvER AND RIO GRANDE AND ROCK
~ Island route excursions leave Los Ange-
Tuesday This is the 0ny .oTrs
sleeping cars, fully equipped. Los Angeles
to Chicago, Boston and New York, via Salt Lake
City, where a stop of several hours is made,
the Mormon Tabernacle, and other points of
interest. Call on or address, f. W. TH0MP-
SON, ITO N. Spring st jy3-u
DHILLIPs' EXCURSIONS ARE PERSON
L ally conducted in Pullman tourist cars
through to New York and Boston. Office. A n.
Spring st. je27 If
TTNION PACIFIC EXCURSIONS LEAVE
u Los AnReles every Wednesday; tn ougn
Pullman tourist cars to Kansas City, Omaha,
Chicago, New York and Boston. Call or ad:
dress JNO CLARK, 81 N. Spri' st. jy1 tt
VXYALTERs SELECT EXCURSIONS, PER.
w sonally conducted in elegantly furnished
Pullman cars to Chicago and Boston without
change. L. M. WALTERS & CO., 10 N. Spring
ct my26
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FOH SALE.

NOR SALE-THEkE Is ABOUT 1000
II worth of furniture at Red Rioe's four
stores, to be sold cheaper than any other
man, red or white, can afford to SELL The num-
hers are 1913, $50, 332 and 334 South Spring
st. There is also lot of carpets, Stoves tin
ware, crockery, etc , to be sold the same way.
iy21 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND SAVINGS BANK
" of Southern Oaifornia.-The Board of
Directors have declared dividend to depo-
stors at the rate OF five (5) per cent per annum
on term deposits and three and three -fourths
(334) per cent. per anDum on ordinary deposits
for the six months ending June 80, 1889.
jy4-1m JOHN N. HUNT Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

NOR SALE-A NEW PIANO, COST $3.50,
Il for 1925. 102 Regent st. iy2O 81
NOR SALE = SEPARATOR AND ENGINE,
II nearly new; now in running order; En-
right engine; 40-inch Buffalo Pitts separator;
also, barley mill, If desired. Address 326 B.
Main st. jy1S 7t&wkly 1t
NOR SALE-A NO. DRUG STORE, IN GOOD
II location will bear Investigation; illness
cause of selling. Address ACoNITE so, HER
AID office jy6 I'm
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SPECIALISTS.

NT HILTON WILLIAMS, M. b., M. g. P. s.
M. o. Specialist in diseases of the head,
throat and chest, including the eye, ear and
heart Oxygen, compound oxygen, nitrogen,
moUoxide, and other medicated inhalations,
used in all diseases of the respiratory organs.
Office, Hollenbeck Block, corner Second and
Spring streets, Los Angeles, Cal. Office hours,
from to p NJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
AmUSEMENTS. A
ONE WEEK.

4 IKAND OPERA HoUsE
II H. C. WYATT Lessee and Manager.
K. s. DOUGLAS, Associate Manager
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NlE ETINGS

THE Annual MEETING OF THE SOUTH
L ern California Loan Association will be
held Monday. July %, at 7:3O p M, at the
rooms OF the Los Angeles Board OF Irade, ior
and such other business as may regularly come
before it. ]. H. MARTIN, Sec'y. jy16tG
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.ARCHII EC rs.
NOTARIES PUBLsU

NHAS. W. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, ROOM
" 3 and 4. Downey block. Los Angeles jy22t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

ONE WEEK.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 22,
An elaborate production of Duncan B. Harri-
sons successful and picturesque
comedy drama,
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EOK SALE-City Properly.
EOt NALE-Uountry Property.

NOR sALE-HoUsE, 81 ROOMS, WHINING
II toni ST., 2S acres at San Fernando; brick
house and cellar; $500. 200 acres, near city,
on National boulevard; improved would
divide tract. Price to suit times Apply,
J. C. BYRAM, 10 West First-st., or 429 West
Seventh-st. jy21 st
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sPEUaAa NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

dividend NO. SEVENTY (70) FOR TIE
IL quarter ending June 80, 1885, at the rate of
sixteen t16) per cent per annum upon the
Capital Stock of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Los Angeles. has been declared by the
Board of Directors, payable on and after Wed
nesday, July 10th, 1889.
(Signed) II. ]. FLEISHMAN,
Secretary, Farmers and Merchants Bank Of
Los Angeles. jy7 I'm
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SICIANS.

nR. ]. Fl. RENEBoME-LATE REsIDENl
D Surgeon, German Hospital, s. F. once, y
W. First street; hours, IL to 12-1 to ? III
surgical and skin diseases a speciality. 1yl9lI
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EDUCATIONAL.


ID d. LIST, NOTARY PUBLIC. LEGAL
IL. papers drawn. 1S s. Spring at. jy4 I'm
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WANTED-tE EMALE HELP.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

TXTANTED~G FfRSTcCLAss WAIST Trim
w mer at Mrs. W H. Potts, 1913 Fourth st.
jy19 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

MFRS, DR.. WELLS WILL PRACTICE Al
Itl Santa Monica on Wednesdays and Thurs,
days in cottage north of hathhouse; balance OF
and rectal diseases. jy12u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
BROKERS'.

NFUsTADT 4 PIRTLE, DEALERS IN
IN county and city school bonds; bank, street
railway End manu-. eompauy's gtOoFs; loans
made on real estate and collateral security at
czTrent rates "a W. 2d ST., Bardick building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

DERSONAL-9, 900 TAX SALES IN LOS AN
l. geles county; one year to redeem. Do you
wish to know II your property was on the list?
Send for county delinquent tax list. published
only in DAILY HERALD. Mailed to any address
for 25 cents. je21tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
WANTED-HELP.
WANvED-MAIE HELP.

MAN ED-A FIRST GLASS XRCHffTEGT
w ural draughtsm an: must be perfect on de-
tail work FRANK ]. CAPTAIN, Phillips
block, Spring st jy2O 2*
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LOST AND FOUND.

eeles, DaIl @ Royal 3, Lord, No. v,Sly %3O
dated ist June, 1885, payment OF the above Is
stopped, and anyone finding the certificate will
please leave il at the above named bank.
ie25 Ime
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+: THE PAY YMA TER,
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTEDf~IF Y0U WISH TO SELL 4 RES
wv taurant. cigar store, fruit stand, saloon or
furniture, you should call at 316 and 318 s.
Spring street We are just filing up on this line
prices until we get fully stocked. Remember
we handle anything, from broken chair to a
$4,000 stock of goods, and have the gold
coin to pay for it. Remember the place.
BARNES BROS. AUCTION, COMMISSION
AND BROKERAGE CO., 316 and 31s 8. Spring
ST. jy14 I'm
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HOMEOPATHIsTs.

ISAAC FELLOWS, M. D.-HOME0P ATHIST
/ ONCE Hours-11 TO IL A. NJ, to Pm
Ofice-Nos 2 and Odd Fellows Building,
street. jy9-tf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

q s. SALISBURY, NJ. D.. HoMGPATHIsT
81 Offiee, rooms IL and IL, BrysOn block cor.
First and Spring stB. Residence, 638 8. Pearl
ST.. Once hours, IL A. NJ. to 8 P. N. Telephone
Nos: Ofice 597. residence SIT. je 24n
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

roan1 BrS~n sisa<sn szd OssrtcA
planes furnlsa tie remaining gsfns-
tase
Fiewe-s refuse % giFe 80 sc rg
a agaiast feathers. Thsy srS oftsn
raeei as daring me SUMNER Inside 80
bat On The hair. A striking frese q
mode $ = faring Directory bat - olscN
felL rae tEiL o. waLeh - c1I out ID
a. arfa work leaf pattern 4EG Eoen en-
bTCl1ere1 ln velvet and sllk Ga t1e r. a
te13al TIE trimming - . oL&es sna
green dSgole faced satin riDoon-1aost
r.bbQns which 4Es not oroe@ded srs
doable fsee4. bY she ~ay-sith strings
a the sane FROM beAlLd. On Sle side
isa huge banch Of black ostrich feathers
Inst1e The brlm is = lzrgs spray ~ plnk
roses and f0lisge
Tie variety and elaborate construc-
tion q mourning bonnets excltes aston
ishment IN the breast of the most hard
ened This Winter the long wi4c IS
veil Is 70 be less used, the nuns vel
acting IS its deputy. AS = natural con
SEQ ouence fewer Grape bonnets are shown,
uncut velvet and heavy corded silks
holding prominent positions These
hornets copy every shape and every
vhinn Of their gayer sisters. duplicating
IL dull iet IN duh silk cord EN- brOidery,
IN black rosettes and 2igrettes every
millinery effect known.
Young girls hats are even lower 4
crown than those OF their elders. A hat
for Flame Potter, Mr.. James Brown
Potter's daughter, Is OF Old rose felt,
with shaded old rose and white ostrich
feathers laid lat about the brim.
EfIEN OsBORS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

sss~n I'D % gray green r4bbon. VITA
= belo1zs : s2a4 r2s s~alskln asE.
afth ~ " xray-greea rte eon fastened
O. ies sins. a 1cc 1s - 4iGk rEr sh0aa
~ Eroczlyn Aas SO bzlLs depending Ia
tas back an5 Is laFishly trimmed sfth
bogs al ends n narFQs Egared blas
rlbeon-
a tarban Bonnet for evening wear
We - 9ae tbs fruits o. Mrs. Norton
Shopping for Mrs. Mckee. IS covered
VIII loose folds OF Waite cloth sprayed
- tn zel2 al1 silver metal en- nbfoidery.
There are banas q gray -gEsen velvet
above sEs face wirh q cluster OF white
velvet reses. frlI lae u.l1sr 81 - b
nois N1-1e slxrette-
a eonsb blclously veil dressed blonde
who applaaded vigorously fsom box
al tie aaV through Nict0rla V0kes'
a.eseutat,on of Hubby the oth t.r even
iag. we're q ~ round hatina pronounced
poke shape which vas = stl9y Ia the
neu hsliot-Ope shades. The leading
color tone boFiered on a sefJ old red.
Tie side cr0en VAS % puted velvet.
the crown and The wide 5rim Of i
heavy open work en- brCilery srieened
ca wire frame. The trim ming of o.
trlch ri Imfs sas almost wAoly inside,
aud Nss fastened - a iet ornament az
the lefl ~ fle face. the curling ends
resting on the shoulder aud on the
f4fy 7eIioH laiF
A dre.sy theatre bonnet brought
home bg Mrs. Frank Leslie is % pale
pink corded silk which . laid about the
face Ina soft folds lined with green velvet.
u pom soc SILK runs delicate creeping
vine with smal. round leaves OF paler
green velvet ana 4 stem ~ silver beads.
'tue crown u Open % show he hair. and
the zarnltures are Z green velvet rosette,
ana an algrette Of pink and green.
Perhaps the leading iu porter % the
clty shows as one OF his chief q OeEvres
hat OF green velvet with en absolutely
fat round crown not bigger than the
bottom of cup meant for after dinner
coffee. The brim Is composed oi side
plaitlngs OF velvet very tne and even,
faring equally all the way round An
eaFls corOnet Ia jet-a fav0ri,e orna-
ment by the way since the marriage Ot
TIE Princess Louise-is set upon the
crown.
The same millinsr keeps q a box pro
I tected by soft tissue papers, so that the
| grand dame whose fancy IL captures NAV
| think that her eyes are the first %
which il has been displayed, a piquanl
model OF inch-wIde scarlet velvet ribbon
( run into tho meshes OF an open work Jet
/ frame, making 4 lacelke and coquettish
/ structure finished bJ je; aigrettes and
/ Hat bows OF scarlet ribbon.
J For the beautiful and picturesque Mrs
Ladenhurg is large hat OF black velvet
with a full puffed velvet brim and full
Tam O'Shsnter crown confined about
the side crown by band In Greek fret
Of wide gold braid. The garnitures ara
black ribbon bows. over which hover
two large black velvet BUTTERFLIES hp
ished 10 gold.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

before we think OF Offering them 20 our
oas1omers The woman who shops for
herself q Paris IS a. likely as not %
his on something which utterly fails 90
take and is rot seen on this side OF tho
blg pond. OF course II she has twenty
or thirty hats Sc ssoa these ex xtreme
styles are Just wh2b she most desires,
but the great majority OF vell-dressed
women. whose band boxes are fewer in
number. hnd unmodided French head
gear suitable for few occasions.
There are the douhle-orowned bon
nets, FOR example. which ara che nov
city o. the hour abroad. We Americans
show a few simply As cnriosities. There
are not three womon n all New York
Who would seriously think OF wearing
thsrn. There Is an independent Ameri-
can taste. q certain graceful a1d pic
tn-esqe yet redned note demanded by
eur own women. And yet the centen-
NAL OF the French revolution has
meant much FOR us IN tho way Of
artistic achievement and luxury.
There are the exquisitely embroidered
crown pieces in cloth. the wonderful
color eject IN ribbons, the gem-like
garnitcrcs in cut jet and beads, the
Greek fret bands and coronets in gold
galloon and metal braids. the superb
autumn flowers and fancy feathers, all
thsse come from the competition and
rivalry OF French exhibitors.
Most Cf the new winter bOnnees now
on exhibition are tied down by strings
soming from a point in the extreme
back, giving a very youthful appear
ezcs. The ronnd hats arc larger than
ever and have little or no brim behind,
sxoept where they turn up IN the back
~ well as on the sides. The crowns are
how. almost tat on occasion. and the
brtns are apt 20 De straightin front and
- show open work embroidery or passe-
u1enserfe insertion as airy as the lace
Like bands on The walking hats OF Au-
gust Sometimes the crown also Is open
Nork-tho Hind COblins III git yer hair
" yer dou's watch OUt-onlX the side
c<own being Of any substantial material
Bonnete are very small and velvet TO
ssttss placed directly in front are &
iaFohte trim ming. Fiat AlsatiaD bows
are aren. but 0ftener : little height /:
given - the low crown. Theatre bon
nets have 0pen crowns edged sometime.
Dy usives rosehuds The new French
ctsrbsrn. fist ard oval OF crown or slightly
Rrrhed toward fhe front. Is one OF the
leading models ira dress hats, which ar'
hall bonnet In appearance- Some o.
The theatrs turhans are made entirely
Df foliage In exquisite velvet leaves
sad others arc of green. hcliOtrope O
Fcsss velvet trimmed with ioweled orna
Kuqnts. For The street these turba1
zone IN sealsk.n or mink trimmed Will
Set ana colorcd ribbons. The piquan
Ec0tch cap In black velvet and Jet make
becouiar heatrear % be worn with thi
Eroeh u.sids now shown
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
A Sample Of Printers Greek.

Among modern examples OF verbal curl
osities Of n miscellaneous character is this
specimen Of so-called printers Grceh'-a
quaint acknowledgment Of generous treat
ment Unexpectedly received from a welded
pair by O rural typographical artist and
editor: 1--WE make our most respectful
bow 70 tho happy twain and N the oppor-
tunity to return thanks for this most unled
act Of liberall,y from our brother typo. In
whatever { Of the country he may roam,
whether called upon 20 face the ing
waves of adverse fortune and stand be-
fore - and Il of enemies, may bis life be
such that when the lsss~ of death shall too
laid on him au1 the Of eV tenco draws
20 close n may produce c.enn proof
and obtain a G. ear title 20 an honor lble IA
the page OF history, ss wen as an Inherit
ance bevopd the -
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Feiiosropo win ~ the color 0f the win
ser ID al tae beautiful old tints ard
nan new ones ffom lilac and dshlia
tbrUrrh violet and reddish purple
aad Fersisn maavo. next Do IN favor
cane yellow and pale yeAowish flame.
Red dyes from rose 20 damast and
crimson. green and pink run through
high class millinery A farorirc mode
OF adorareut is tne ceronet-liEe band
e cnt ist laid about the hrim ~ an
Enrlish walking haG and interiscnd
wifh ribbous. FelFer butterflies are new
rarniturrs
The Shah is the name of a theatre
fourust iu yellow velvet with hnge
aisu-ord resette - black velvet over
she evez and a. aigrette In peacoc <
s.uts risi nEy above. There are cut les
srnar raeuts On the sides ard yellow Tei-
rss strirTz coming from behind
a sraG tcaue 81 sealskin ia imported
n Nrs. Morton for her daughter lt
has a corones q cus ies about tie side
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

The srmy " American women rhieh
Invaded ths Paris EKposIsion tais SUBJ
fasF 14st have bought its autumn u4ll-
liner ABROAD ana 14gE trzds.
fnls reLark Was senr4red. IN the
Fressnee ~ a man MLLiaef, one ~ tae
aesi9nsFs All ~ Dortsrs ~ bats anc
boals-z meas t4FeFed 81 fashionable
Esw TerkeFs
s-sst 80 much. . returned tas uaznats
81 - sea ana tuFha1s. '.ng1 50 mueh as
you Eolla suppose
a majority ~ eell-to-,fo women Nh0
20 a8rcsd 90 lees shopping thsre in pro
p0Ttloa slaa NAs sne ea5s some years
@go. A Noxnan 3uys hat H. Paris aud
G16s when she Fsbafus 20 NeH York
that sne elMplT c4as wear lt here.
= 8ss watch sAs cnArn nglF odd and
protty la the reach capital appe.rs a.
Onos Ia cur more restrained and ron-
ven sLoaza a1ulosp leFe ou-re and ~ pos
sabis- ~ course the importing houses
ehoss from among tas Paris sty es
sach ~ they thfnE viii chime in with
Asleriean ideas and even tlsse the
sften esserlai .llY mostly Many ~ ths
la slapes t.r Instance ar8 re-5lOcked
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Your professed X AZ q a nuisance--a sort
OF man who sta watching for sn oppor-
tunity.to twist even ihe most affecting p'eoo
Of intelligence into a joke, aid ~ b have
not qulc sness enough q his own % pcrpe
trate this piece 81 sbsurdisy, ho l. prepare ID
20 relate an aneodo,e of . friend of bis.
20 whom be gives . name, which occurred At
place which he also des ighstes. and which,
long before he has proceeded half way
through 10. you recognize as something your
grandfather tod you when be was danclng z
you On hls kuee. the result is, The wag hav-
ing been the only tslker for ten minutes
finds himself ths only lsugher at the end Of
that period
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
ish cd 70 gold.

A hat chosen sorne davs since By Mrs.
Fred Vanderbilt for young brunette
relative consists OF a corOnet or crown
of cut jets encircling the head and rising
in point on the left side. Into this
foundation is fulled a soft. puffy turban
crown of pale fame-tinted velvet, the
only ornaments being two or three long
shaft-like pins OF tortoise shell with Jet
beads thrust through the folds behind.
Mrs. Cleveland has been too busy
with housefurnishing 70 do much fall
shopping, but she crossed Madison
square yesterday iu \ small close capOte
OF black velvet thickly shirred and with
lines OF iet beads marking the rows.
The crown was covered with Jet en-
broidery. there vas a Jet corcnet to the
face and the black lace which made the
trimming was jetted heavily.
At performance OF Shenandoah"
the other evening she wore small
black velvet turban with pale green
ribbon bow lying along the front sur
mounted bT black velvet butterflies.
The crown was open and partially filed
In by a wreath Of small pink rose buds.
We are now at the food tide Of tho
fall openings and the big dry goods
houses are thronged with women. II Is
wonderful the amount of iet there ~ 70
see. The fashionable woman this soa-
son will herald her coming with rattle
Of beads as merry as set the echoes
ringing in the Jet craze OK two OF three
years AGO Jet bands, lst coronsts,
jottec ribbon and ietted lnce abound in
the rniilincrv A eapote of rose u@lvet
has a double corones ot Jet about the
face. each coronet surmOunt0d by .
butterfly
Large felt bats In h-ght colors prom
ise % lend brillncy 20 the promenade.
An ore 1ing day model Is a round hN in
sulphur yellow felt Turned up behind
and on the sfdes The brim is lined
with black velvet edged with a row Of
large diamond shaped ice Ornaments.
The crown is covered With a profnsion
% biac K ostrich sips ans black Ti5hons
IT. spite ef the efforts - the Audubon
Society hats ard bonnets continue % bs
perrhing places for birds The largo
blackoi-ds used in fho ea-fy autumn re-
appear in winter millinery. A Fat tIr.
ban of0id royal purple velvet has a cor
ouef 81 rs next the face and a black
paroques cn top with tail projecting
forward A large hat ot brown felt has
the roll % tie brim flied In with small
brown and cream birds half the way
The little son of Mrs 2 r. Nash. Of
Duxhury. Mass. suffered terribly with
salt rheum, AMI 30 was thought be
must die But he WAS cured and gwen
robust health by Hood Z ~arsaparllla.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

A clergyman, after years 90 slffering
from thas loathesome Il lsease. catarrh,
art v8InIY Try ing every Known remedy
at lsst found a recipe winch completely
cured AMI saved him from death. ANY
suTerrr sending a ss.t-adore-sed STAN
ped envelope to Prof. J a. Lawrence
= Warren-st, New York CITY, vii r.
ceive fhe recipe tree 0t charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

For don't care. dull, tired feeling.
impoverished brood, duil pains Boz back
aua head, tantalVIng skin eruuuous.
Kemp's sarsaparIila never fails to give
relief. We always guarantee it. Price
Al per bottle. Iibhs' drug store, I26
MonROa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Lo0se's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsls, lnd q ston. su1
CoBstlp patton. Z5o per box, b0Kes
for e.. For sale ~ Waite s Waite,
druggists. Norton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

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to TIE 81 fmeFar FuInit6re Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
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Io0se's BED Clover Pile Remedy. is
a positive specific for su forms II the
q sease. Blind. Bleeding. Itching, IL
cesated. and Protrudng P.lrs-PFice
soc. For sale by White q White drug
Qsts. Morton House block.
Do You use quaker oats,