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The herald., 1896-04-26

their base was tucked . bunch Of Parma
violets.
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At one OF the private views at q notsd
sculptor's l saw lot of ravishing toilets
many OF which were well worth description.
One OF deep violet tinted velvet had the
skirt and tiny Jacket bordered with ap-
pliqres of the most lovely CT web-like gray
tinted lace. The headgear was merely a
huge butterfly bow of lace set fer back on
the beautifully dressed hai-, caught enugly
By couple OF big diamond studded pins
Another gown was a skirt and bodice
combination. The skirt Of black gauze was
thick with tulle choux at the foot and de-
The herald., 1896-04-26

Picturesque costuming for dressy occasions
has net fallen off to any arpreciable degree
With round or pointed waists Of delicately-
tinted or Dresden silks are worn sleeves and
piastrons Of dainty chiffon; for bodces of
darker shades this same beautiful texture is
used in moro vivid colorlngs, anc the fancy
chiffons, gay with embroidery or glittering
spangles. to be used in combination with plain
materials are simply charming in their fairy
like delicate splendor. novelty is a. blouse
Of Persian velvet. and these seen III full dress
at the opera theater are trimmed with rich
laces in jabots and wrist frills.- or with elabo-
rate jeweled and spangled passementerle IN
Oriental designs and colors. The skirts worn
with these rich waists are generally dark OF
black handsome satins and silks.
The herald., 1896-04-26

dressed for every occasion. Fer hair las a
satin gloss, her boots and finger nails also.
Her gloves are Invariably f,6sh ap1 we'll
prcacha5!c IN StyIe oirI 4isi'sn.
The secret CT being perfectly sroaa.ed
lies in having the taste 10 select b"con.Fs 2
wearing apparel. the knowledge of when
and how 20 wear it and tho Willingness
to give rouch attention to even the most
petty detail. The well-sroomed woman is
not exaggerated in style, for thet 10 bad
taste and her taste is always above re-
p-3ac5.
The herald., 1896-04-26
THE CHAFING DISH MAID.

Nou'Ye placed in that dish, by the least calcu-
iat!Cn,
Some six things 5r more. and dash OF Ice
cream.
TIC odor which coIaes when yon lift of the
cOver
Is one surely LOST from ar epicure's dream.
OF II. OF your smile, your ooquettish demeanor.
Is woven a snare. ~ which I'm afraid;
Fogswearins al! ~. you shall have my devo-
ton.
Forever I'm thlla, dear chafng dish maid.
Elizabeth Cherry iJairu.
The herald., 1896-04-26
Josephine Loved Frippcry.

A French antiquarian has recently brought
to light sonie dressmakers' bills Of Napoleons
time They are from the account books Of
leroy. t!e Worth Of his time. 1t appears
tbs: Josephine's yearly bill was about S3o00e.
snC mig was greater amount than Mario
Louise or Queer Hcrtense dared or desired to
spend. Napoleons mother vas not a patron
OF Leroy, which is explained by the fact tat
she rreferred to raceive her dresses from her
daughters -alber than purchase them hor5cl!
The herald., 1896-04-26
FOR nm Annoying Complaint.

Sores of the lps. frequently called cold sores,
but properly known as .herrs, may, c.tsI be
soon as these cores begin to make their ap-
pearance. baths with 80 per cent. alcohol sew
eral timos daily. The addition Of camphor gum
70 the alcohol renders It somewhat more ef-
fc,ent. ole-haI, per cent. solution Of car.
bolic acid IN alcohol, o. a per cent. solution
of resorcin in alcoho. is also an excellent ap-
nncaticn,
The herald., 1896-04-26
A,erop6roxns,s SWIMMING y,nth.

The Empress of Russia has caused 20 he
suit 6 rcagnhcer. swimming bath at tho
Winter Palace. It covers ar area OF 1,lo0
SQUARE feet is six feet deep and beiit oi white
marble The yoHns Empress has had q
great many alterations made at the palace
which are said to aavs cost several million
.lbles.
The herald., 1896-04-26

Halre inexpensive yet pleasing portie.es rsed
N country house are Ct cnangeable blue
and red denim. ornameDicd by a wide frieze
" Iain-ed rasturtiums "a shades of red. A
bamboo hanging in room Of white and gold
has the bits CT bamboo painted white and
! a.tefrated with gold beads.
The herald., 1896-04-26

usef,i article for the wcnsn who stays
Il. home and writes all day ;s 9 black apron
completely enve!op'ng her gn"ii. It protects
her gown from INK Or ether soil, and may
pc easily thrown aside when the busy roman
is Suddenly called frota her work.
The herald., 1896-04-26

prevents e crisis. Persons living in this
vicinity and chiefly indoors should retreat
ut once to a werIn relaxing region, where
salt baths, a fruit diet and great care will
woyk prompt and pleasant cure.
The herald., 1896-04-26

The Empress Eugenis has presented 70 the
f7ars Museum Of Decorative Arts all the
plans and drawings prepared for the orna-
mentaticn OF ner private apartments in tho
Tuiertes.
The herald., 1896-04-26

Sir John Gcrst, 81. l.. is going to sppor.
two women to the office OF Associate inspector
OF Schools TIE position is for life. and is
salerjed one,
The herald., 1896-04-26
s',.s:aent Faure arc the Children.

From TIarper's Round Table,
Felix Faura, President ot the French Repus
fc has made the hearts of many of the little
girls Of his country beGr with Joy. 1t Is one Of
his practices to 5evote g. leas. two mornings
The herald., 1896-04-26
WHITE ApRONEp FEMIN,NITY.

rucl.!nt: OF lace caught at intervals with
punches of vioiats finishes the neck.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29

Ser .yepbadbtera eriddnt icben wtttttuoh nuter
IpIosnocu 6abieriptinnSpreiien
Shs hs,oslnma oh asa ~N''" "'.s e zoo
ysirS erit i'm aoufe BEG ctohres beaohlt 225
GrfoIqt bic Yeaablmug aber erff mad Ablanf beS
stabres -. .................,..... 25o
mir 0entIblano nnb bic Sd)luci3 Del 0prans.
gDeun nab Mbfauf eiueS xerminS e,n Mbonnent oaS
Hiot nd,t refu5rt reip mebr aIs airei yummeru an.
nimnit TO uir0 Der 8etreiienoe an6 r ben oigenoen
Termin aIs Mbonuent einaetragen.
90 ianae Der 2ubIerptonSpreis fhr bas Bloft moo
CANA ooer tbeilmeie anstebt bari ein abounent oas'
telbe permeigera.
Entered at the POST Office at New Philadelphia,
O.. as second class matter.
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9latS GilDs 8 esatld)Tano.

Dos ssernbIeiben oes prinsreqenten
BON gaperiL bes G6nigs ppn Wiirttefaz
BERG unb Der arloeren liio0eutihen 6ilrs
fen BON ben in Berlin our 6eier oes
IS. Sahrestoges Der @rililbung oes
beutfhsn Mei1es peranifaltetsn 6eif=
lihteitsn ipirb ipeit uno brett beipro=
den, ba man oiele 5batiade als einen
gepeis oaiiir anliebt. bab cine 9eiuille
Spannuna Slpifben oem Raiier uno ben
sSiirlten beItelt, Die Mntiuort, melbe
Bring 2uitpplb out Die Ginlaoung bes
Gailers gab, erfldrt iebpd nibt alleiil
ieine eieene Mbpelenbeit. iDlloern aud
oieienige Der anberen 8unDesfiiriten.
Bring Quitpolb iprah ndmlib bein Gais
Ter iein Be0auern aus, ben 6eiten nibt
beitpobnen gu f0nnen, ba er iih Der-
pflihtet fiible. BEL ben iofalen Geiern
ben 8orliB 3ll fiibren. Die gum @eoaht=
nib an tie Gr6nung &0ni9 Wilbelms
bon preuBen gum belltihen Raiier bers
anlfaltet merben. Gs mar Dies iiher
elm gutter @runb fir iein 6ernbleiben,
aber Der RaiIer mar troboem febr per-
ltimmt, ba er getpiinidt bate, iib felblt
gum Mittelpuntt elmer grOBen Stats
Sunftion 3u MAIDEN, tpelder ale Bun=
oesfiirifen beilpobnen iollten. Ser Gai=
Ter ianbte alfo feinen b0hiten 6ofbeam=
ten, ben 6iiriten bon 9Dbenlobe=S Seb=
rineen, na9 Manhen, nm oem Bring
regenten eine aueite orinsenoe ginla=
oun9 su iiberbrineen, Bring 2uitpolo
ueiserte lid aber in Der b6flidften
Weiie, feline Mbiase suriifsunebmen.
Qnbere Mbia9en liefen bon ben anberen
Bunbesfiiriten elm I, oer Raiier serietb
in Wutb, iein 3orn le9te iid aber, als
ibm prin5 XuitpOlb unb Die anoeren
6iirIten peripra1en, ben 6eltlidfeiten
anldBlih bes @eburtstaaes oes Gailers,
am 27. eSanuar beisutpDbnen.
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Net1tt @itttOerDpftpr.

Oie ginnabme bes Munoerbpftors
MIf in &abburg (probins 9annober),
Der na6 tpie bpr feline Yraris" ausiibt,
betrdgt tdglid mebrere bunbert SDaler.
ssait ieber Beiuber brinet ettpa bon
flint uno mod mebr perlonen 9aare
nit unb besablt biertiir i'm 9urdidnitt
fit Die perlon | Marf. @iner riif=
libtsboGen Bebanolung bat man fiA
beim Munberboftor nidt gu erfreuen.
Mber felbf in Der bitteriten &dlte tpar=
ten Die @ldubigen geoulbig, bis lie por=
selaKen peroen. 9lit bdlt, ie na6benl
er baau aufseleat lit, mitunter Bis
Mbenbs IL ober IL ubr pber nod lan=
ger Spre9tunoe. Mander Der Or
men martet nun ben lieben langen Gag;
itets tpenn Die Sbiir gum @intritt fir
einen Sdub geDffnet miro, itDBen Die
Grdfti9eren Die S6pa6en unb 3a9baf=
ten suriid, uno penn bann ipdt Mbenbs
Der Soldier gum lebten Deal Die Sbiir
6fnen ldBt, manbern Die Nbgetpieienen
mad ben beibeu @aitb6fen, mo 1ie Die
Nadt Dieleidt obne S6laf berbrineen.
sic boden bier in ben peniger fleineil
3immern auf Stiiblen oiht nebenein=
amber. Die stbgefertisten balten ii6
ni6t ldnger in &aobruh auf, ionbern
ellen nod Winfen, Tim bier Die berprb=
netsn Mebi5inen ans Der Mpotbete 81
bolen. Die Mittel peroen bier auf 2a=
ger gebalten uno linb, eber1io- tDie Die
8esepte, nummerirt. sSn Winien beiBt
es alleemein, menn bic patienten bes
Sddfers auf bem Wege BON Der Babn
mad Der Mpotbete ii6 faif iiberitiir5en :
..eSebt fDmmen Mft's Shafe."
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s6Sme MmsTNtem /!

petersbur9er Depeihen 5ufolse bat
Der Gar bas neue Yiiosst nunmehr se=
nebmist. 9arnad lit fir Die Glotte
fir bic nd6ten lieben Sabre Der getrag
BON insgelammt 403 Wiuionen &ubel
ausgetporfen, nopon auf 0as laufenbe
sSabr 57A Mfilionen entfauen. eSn
jebem folsenoen Sabre tpirb Die Sunl=
me um eine balbe Milion erb6bt. So=
fern irgeno cine fremoe Nation ibre
5lotte 1T unermartetem MaBe beritdr=
Ten ioflie, 10 rperben auA Die Grebite
fiir Die rlliliI1e 6lotte erh6ht tperben.
Ser ruffii6en &egierung lit es barum
gu tbun, bab fir iebes nene Shla6t=
idiff, beionbers pom Greuser lupus,
tpelhes gnslanb baut, RuBlanb iofort
elm ebenio ftarfes ooer no m0gli6 nod
| itdrteres bauen fann.
SslottenpergrDberung 1T befannli6
Elm 2ieblinsstbema aud bes oeutihen
Gaiiers unb es beibt, bab er ben gnt=
IbluB gefaBt babe, Die gegen gnglanb
erre9te 6ffentli6e Weinung baau su be-
nuBen, um bonn Neihstag 100 ooer
| Gar 200 Meilionen Wlarf fiir ben 8au
BON Rriegsidiffen su berlanaen. Man
erfdbrt aber ipeiter, baB ytiemanb ba=
ran 9laubt, als fOrtnte eine berartige
8orlage bur1 ben Hei6stag geben.
Ser GeidsfanSler iol iid oenn aud
tpeisern, ben plan 3u befiirmorten.
Gerl6te jeber Qlrt burhiAwirren in
Golse behen bic 2uft. Nad ben einen
fOll Die Stelung bes Heidsfan5lers err
fhiittert unb Iein Demndhffioer Giifs
tritt su erparten iein nod anbern fOll
Der Ruiier beabiidtigen, ben &eibstag
alif5ul6ien u. I. NJ.
Inter iotbanen umlfdnben mag oer
preubifde 8olfsi6uaebrer nod tpeiter
fortfabren, an feinem 0ungertuhe 3n
nagen. Die Dpr BEN 4anDtage liegenoe
gorlage betreff Mufbe1erung Der 2eb=
rergebalte miro Diinn genug ausfaaen.
yaur fir ben Militdr Moloh bat man
| nod GeIo.
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Cine IetMte 8eute

Der @6tpinbiuht unb anoerer ieroful0=
Jet uno sefdbrlider Grantbeiten ipirb
Der patient, oelen &0rper unter Elm
eetpiles Graftnlab suriifgefommen lit.
llnb aeraoe in berartiaen 3uitdnben 1T
Or. pierces Golden Medical Disco
very beionbers tpertbbDa.
Sinh Sie magerer, als fie iein fOll=
ten, fei bies Die Sol9e bon 5ebreiloen
2ranfbeiten, mangelbafter grndbruns
ober aus fonit soelbtn uriaden, 70
miro bas Discovery" Sbnen fi6erli6
au normalem 9rdfteperbdltniB berbel=
fen. Snoem es Die re9elmdBige Sbd=
tigteit Der 0rsane uno beren Gunftio=
nen berftelt, regt es Die natiirliben
Gdbigteiten uno ipe3ieG Die grndbr=
ungstbdtisfeit an. Die mebi5inii6e
Mihenidaft fennt fein anoeres Mittel,
oas in frdftigenber unb aufbauenoer
Mirfung ibm slei6 fdme. Sbmieri=
ger 2ebertbran unb ale li1 unter bo1=
flingenoen 8esei1nungen Derftefenoe
prdparate baDon f0nnen gar ni9t baz
nit Der9li1en tperDen.
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Merfiuttrbi8er Da4 bon
Gd)eittpD.

pittsburg, 3d., 25. Sanuar. 3u
glbersbile, einem niht melt Don unie=
rer Gtaot gelegenen 2anbfdbt6en,
berri1te neuli1 in 6Dl9e zines merf=
piirbigen SALES pon GdeintOb grDbe
Mufregung. Sin alter Mann Namens
Dugb pdtterfon mar ani6einenb tDbt
in ieinem Bette auf9efunDen tD0roen
uno Elm bilBuge3ogener gr5t bate nah
yornabme elmer unteriuhung ben Sob-
tenIhein als9efellt. Mitten in ben
Worbereitungen fiir bic Beeroigung err
bob ii9 gum ni1t 9eringen Sfounen
Der 9lntpefenben Der 9oot9eslaubte uno
besab liA an feline Nrbeit, als spenn er
serabe aus einem geiunoen 6hlaf err
ma9t lei.
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Nadbrid)ten aus sscbraSfa.
Gin tui&flosr @sriat.
IS in 8erIuftunD Elm @e min

" ~ ~ = - - - - - y s~e - - seN -
2ebanon, 9leb. gBir glauben nidt.
Dab na1folgenbe Wittbeilung eiilea
Gommentars bebarf, mir geben biefelbe
baber in Dem Wnrtlaut zines Sriefes on
9r. Yeter sSabrneD in Chicago, ST.
Serr s. 8. 0unbinaer fhreibt /: sd
batte Elm afutes Magenleioen. Snfpl=
aeDelIen ,paren 2eber un0 Nieren eben=
falls angeeriffen. Der bette Mrst un-
ieres Grtes, Der MIDI tdalid beIu9te,
fpnnte nidts fir mid tbun. glab ei=
nem fetigen Granfenla9er BON Wo=
den fonnte ib stpar cine gerinae 3eit
auf iein, ieboh paren Die Gdmeraeil
draer als porber. Sdiittelfroit ffe0te
! iid ebenfalls elm unb ib wurbe fhpd=
der uno lAwader.
cyh perlor alien 2ebensmuth nno mein
Meruenipfen1 fam aus Nanb uno Yano,
10 oaB mid oas aerinsite @erduib in
Nufreaung perieBte. SD ertldrte Dem
Dpftor frei beraus, oab i6 alle 9off=
nuns aufsegeben babe, unb bab er
niht mebr gu fommen braude, ba er ia
oo6 nitbts fiir mid tbun tonne uno oa
tch nun bod einmal iterben n,iiIie, tpolle
idb nidt poll nit 9rosuen iferben.
Our1 einen gliifliAen 3ufall erbielt
meine Wtutter elm gremplar bonn
.&ranfen 8ote." sic las es forgfdl=
| tia our1 unb fudte mid su peranlai=
| len, ben Mlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber 81
0ebrau1en. Cur felben 3eit las ih in
| Religious Telescope" oas 3eugniB
zines Mannes, melder Den Mlpenfrduz
ter 0lutbeleber eingenomnie1t bate.
Diele beiben l1mitdnoe ertpeften in mir
bas Yertrauen unb lonlit ben Wuni6,
bas Ntittel su prebiren.
@il ibidten fir Elm probefiifden.
gs nabm ni1t lanse Bis es anfam,
aber oenno1 f6ien mir Die 3eit unenb-
lid lanse. Waein 3uitano NOR 'su Der
3eit 10 erbdrmlih, baB i'd ,peoer elIen
nod i9lafen tonnte unb nnldglide
Shmersen i'm Giifen, i'm Gopf, ben
Mrmen unb .Gliebern bate. SD miiroe
ben SOB als meinengrl0ier belDillfDmmt
babell. SD perlor Is pfunb on @e=
tpi6t unb Die 9auptior9e mar tdgli1,
nit mas fDnnen mir ieinen Mppetit rei=
sen: Wlein Yuls mar 100, nleine 5enls
peratur 104 2l1O.
llngefdbr 4 llbr gladnittaas fam
mein Yater nit bent Gilt1en 8lutbele=
ber an. Man rib es auf unb ring fo=
fort an, mir ben Slutbeleber einauge=
ben. 9as mar Montag friib. Sbon
ben tld1Iten Morgen fiiblte id 2inoe=
runs. SD fubr nit Der Meoi5in fort
unb meine 8eiIerung madteSortihritte.
9onneritass wadte idb mil einem wab=
rem Seibbunger auf na6 einem itdr-
tenoen Sdlaf, unb aB Elm sutes 6riib=
ftif. 0tein 3uitano ipuroe 10 sufrie=
benltelenb, baB i'd idon am Jreitag
auf's Selo geben fonnte uno ieitoem
arbeite i9 tdglih IL bis l3 Stunoen,
obne 8ei9tperbe1l. Sept heiBt es /: $50
fonnen mir senus berbefommen, ieinen
Dunger gu Hillen2 SD fabre jebo9
| fort, ben 8lutbeleber in geringen Do
len gu nebmen. SD oanfe @ott, oab
es einen 9r. peter Gabrnep sibt uno
oaB feline munoerbare Mebi5in in nlei=
nen Belib 9elanate, benn jeoermann
itimmt mir bel, baB i'd beute niAt mebr
oa mdre, tpdre es niht fit ben Nlpen=
| frailter 8lutbeleber getpeIen."
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ed)wsmojad)t geteiIt.

Ginem nlten Mratt, ber non ber Wrots auridqe5pgeu
Iebt ipurbe burd5 siueu 0tubtbtn yt5tondr bic Bes
fifr BE fhmene unD bduernDe 9eilufg DDn SunQens
}9tpinDiH4t 8ron9itiS G0tnrrb Mltbma nnb alien
6aI8- uHb Xun4enfraufbeiten au80eb6nbi0f. Au1 Elm
}itel fir ppiifiDe rabifae 9eitnn0 BON Werpeni9pds
dbe utrb alien Observation-Disclosures 90wbem Der Dottor
bic pnnberbaten 6eilfrdtfe IN f9uenb Gdnen srprobt
bate ernntetter ts fir ftine Ynit Da1 mtei ieinen
leibenben Witmeniden befannf ~ m09eu Nuu 6ieient
Mlotp umD M3an{d5 Qttriebeu 6or1beIff er 81 isnbe
bieIe3 Weaept aaaa fo(teufrt an VIE, be e8 Uanfen
ii b<utfd5er e1QIi53sr NIB }ran5Bn{6tr &pra4e NIT
ppIitr &nmti{uo bey 6erfeIiuRQ n1rb bee 8e6r1ud3a
genbe abrsIIs rsIb @risI1rie, bedjebt Did c bieyt
8eitune nn6 n ifnAs Is futort ~. =, aopeS $40
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Sin 8ierteImilIiOnerfener, BEL BEN
aud bier Der S5tiiertpebrmdnner unls
2eben tometl, bat @t. 2ouis ON 81.
9ebabt.
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Dr. pierces pellets furiren 8erito=
pfung, Deroauungs Bei9merben ODER
Dpspep1ie, BiliOiitdt RopffdmerSen.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-23
nOW are THEsE9
Ladies Eiderdown Dressing
SaCques at 99c.

We have now ready 800 ali wool
faced eiderdown Dressing Sacqucs for
ladies, embroidered around edge in blnck
zephyr-made in latest styles with large
sleeves, very comfortable for cool morn
ings and as II house garment-in light
pink, light blue, gray and cardinal-at
S9c. You can't buy the material in them
Mt the price for the garment ready made.
OF course they are going like hot cakes.
Come quickly.
oC dressing sacques made up moe fan.
cifully Mt Sl.5C. All colors.
Here are II few special numbers in
ladies' childrcn's and mems underwear
which ought to interest YOU. Every item
represents unusual values. See them
At Pc each, 30 dozen children's Jersey
ribbed, lleeced vests and pants, in sizes for
children from & to IL years. This is one
OF the best and most desirable garments
on the market ut the price. See them
At - 1-2c, Ladies' Jersey Ribbed
Fleece Vests, long sleeves.
At 25c Ladies' very long hecccd Jersey
Ribbed Vests and Pants, handsomely
| embroidered necks and we'll finished All
sizes, Poe; real value 81 PC.
At .l9c each, 30 dozen mems neeccd
lined health Underwear in shirts and
drawers. Natural gray color. This un-
dcrwear is the very best value in the
market at the price-is much warmer
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than common wool underwear and wears
better. See it.
At soc, roc and 81 we show three
different grades of the celebrated cox
ford cut underwear for ladies in natural
gray and white, in vests and pants-de-
cidedly the best vest for ladies made at
the price. The great feature of this un-
drwear is the peculiar cut of the sleeve at
the armhole which prevents binding at
this point. See the line.
At 29c the garment, children's feeced
union suits for children from 2 to years
of age. y decided bargain
At SSc and 81, children's natural wool
union suits, ages to II years, very de-
sirablc.
At 81, very heavy merino union suits
for ladies in jersey ribbed, all sizes.
At 50 the celebrated ''Oneitan union
suits for ladies' in best quality wool
At 81 mems all wool natural gray
shirts and drawers, free from burrs. very
fine soft garments. See them.
Infants Vests at Poe, 40c, soc, Coo and
Coo. All grades, all sizes
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-23
HE LOST HIS TEMPER.

In police court yesterday morning Dan
brooks was fined 81. 80 for disorderly con-
uuct' The Pedee Bottom cases was called
ana after the examination of two or
three witnesses the court officers and
spectators were treated to genuine
snow. Police Justice Wood let out his
temper. Ho began it's hardito tell where
ana stopped you don't know where. He
see sawed'up and "shashade" back. 1t
reminded one of "How Rubenstein
played. 1t is hard to tell what brought
ON this whirlwnd but it is barely posi-
BILE that the Moomaw case of violating
the market laws had something to do
with 1t. The ease under consideration
was continued for further consideration
aiter the storm. 1t will probably be
heard this morning.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-23
CLIPPING COUPONS.

1t is understood that II certain we'll
known gold bug in this city, who has
been quite active in the Mckinley side
show campaign, has gotten greatly in
the habit of clipping coupons. These
gold bugs are noted for their coupon clip
ping propensities, but they generally do
it in some exchange Office or bank. Not
so with this certain gold bug. He makes
it Il point to visit certain Offices daily
throughout the city and clip coupons,
but always ut the expense of other people,
which is usually the case. The certain
kind of coupons which the gold bug clips
is the piano contest coupons from The
Times, and it may be possible that he
will have great many chances to secure
The Times piano.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-23
FIFTH WARD SPEAKING.

meeting was held mt Bohn's Hall on
Park street last night under the auspices
OF the Fifth Ward Democratic Club The
nan was filled, there being number of
iaules present. The meeting was called
to order by President Reed, who intro.
duced w y. Glasgow, the speaker of the
evening. He went into IL lengthy discus.
sion OF the monetary issue and touched
on the Federal interference and Govern
ment by Injunction planks of the Chi
cago platform. Mr.. Glasgow made Il
good speech and he was attentively lis
tened TO. S. T.. Jones was introduced at
the close o. Mr.. Glasgow's speech and he
spoke in his usual vigorous style for an
hour. Much genuine enthusiasm pre-
vailed, which shows that the Fifth ward
voters are manifesting considerable in
tcrcst in the election
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-23
AT THE ACADEMY LAST NIGHT.

a very large and most enthusiastic
audience greeted the merry making Muir
ray and Mick last night ut the Academy
OF Music. These Goth century comedians,
with very good support, under the man
agement OF Joe w. Spears, are Ell route
to I'LL IL weeks engagement in New Or
leans, via Bristol and Atlanta The fun
ny farce comedy, "Finnigans Court
snip, was most heartily received and
the fun lovers of Roanoke were given n
great treat. Chas. Murray as Hogan and
Ollie Mack us Finnigan, we'll deserve the
reputation which always draw good
crowo s. The specialties were well woven
in, and ware frequently encored. Miss
Mayme Taylor as Hogans wife captured
the audience in her simple but feeling
rendition of Louisiana Lou Her
Maid of Dundee was also much appre-
cated. The catchy terpsichorcan special
tiles of the sisters Deane, and the buck
and wing dancing of the Turnbull sis
tiers were enthusiastically received The
vocal work and funny speeches of Fred
Wilson, as Mary Ann Corrigan, were
much enjoyed. Last, but by no means
least, should be mentioned the well rem.
dered popular music OF the Roanoke Ma.
chine Works orchestra, accompanied by
Edward Seeligson rs pianist. The next
attraction will be the appearance OF Ella
son, most popular prestidigitateur
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-23
New Line of Double Texture
GoSSamers for iadies.

These are not the old time trashy goods
formerly made, but the new double text
ure goods-just as pretty rs cloth gar
ments, can hardly tell them from the
cloths They come in several different
qualities. See the lines.
At 2.25 the garment, ladies' new style
sossamers i'll variety of patterns All
made in the latest shapes with attached
capes.
At So, new line sof ladies' fine quality
double texture Consumers with detached
capes.
At 81, new line of ladies' double texture
Consumers, bright plaid, back attached
capes. Capcs can be worn separately.
At So new line of double texture COS
samers, very handsome materials in the
new effects initiating the new rough dress
fabrics. Detached capes, very handsome
plaid backs. See the assortment.