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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
FORECAST OF ToDAY-s WEATHER.


ID win BE Fair Again and Warmer
say the Promire for Nebraska.
WASHINGTON, Oct 1E-The forecast for
tomorrow II:
For Nehraska-Genersry fair; warmer:
southsrly 10 westerly winds.
For Kansas and Nissuuri-GensraIly fair.
southeasisrly winds.
For lowa-GrnerAIly fair: warmer; light
10 fresh northwesterly winds
Tor South Oak -tH-fsenefa lly fair. : tightly
warmer; souIherly 20 westerly wfndE
For Colorado and WyouInE-Falr; light
variable winds
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA OF. lh-Omaha record Of tenn
perature ana rainfall compared with inc
corresponding day o: the past three years
1896 lgsi 1874 1885,
Maximum az .1,t1z te51-2erature. &c &C Is .
ANer&Se temper al urs.-... - - g G.
Condition or temperature and Trecipi-a-
non a Omaha for The day ana since March
J. 1896.
Normal temperature for the day.. 3
Deficiency for the day.......-.-'..... 5
Accumulaied excess since March L. 6
y cT-rual precipitation for the day o. inrb
7D+fr.isr,ysz- Tor - a-,- az -.
Total precipitation since Mar. !. sc. &. Inches
Excess since March I......-....- e. az inches
Deficiency for cor period. lsg5. gls inches
Deficiency for cor period, 1879 l.. IA u inches
Reports from stations nj u. IN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

Lundesrd, he Tailor. 1870 S Main stree.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

SideboHrds. the fbesf "a town. ana Of
course Al The Du-<s. = urniturs company 8
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

For sHle-Antiqne pHrlnr SET O. hand
carved solid rosewood. tapestry upholstered
Also No. Radiant Home heater IN perfect
order Inquire Mrs G. A Robinson, Thir-
ty-f0urth street and Avenue A.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

sewer Pipe, Fire nrick. Betting.
Wholesale ana retail J. c. Bixby. 2l2
Main street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

B9nnGyr'. fancy patent hour maker ihs
besi and most bread Ask your grocer for IL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

c p VlHN Co, female rernedy. Medical
consultation free Wednesdays. Health book
furnished 309 Merriam block
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
BRIEF soTTINas.

The police raided the residence of John
Murphy, No. IA South street, Sunday
evening, suspected of running gambling
house. They found five men sitting about
the room, but did II OF get any OF the
cards or paraphanalia OF the game. some
beer and liquor was seized.
The Harpswell steamer will leave
daily at 4.45 p. n. instead of 525 p. M.
commencing August ~.
In the municipal court yesterday morn
ing (, before Judge Hopkins, the case of
NeallD. Lunt of Riverton for threaten
ing to shoot one Of his neighbors, Frank
True was continued from Friday morn
ing was brought up. Judge Hopkins
bound Lunt over in the sum OF $50 for
his appearance at the September term of
the superior court.
A patent iron arrangement to receive
and deliver the mail bags from Stroud
water postofioe has been placed on the
line of the Mountain division of the
Maine Central railroad, between Frost
and Congress streets, to take the place
of the old wo oden one at the Frost street
crossing. 3
The 57th annual fair of the Gum berland
County Agricultural society will be held
at Gorham September $40.
The state meet of the u. A. W. OF New
Hampshire will be held at Portsmouth,
September 3, and on the same day the
usual parade and Inspection Of the fire
department..
7 yesterday was bright and pleasant
day. with a warmer wind from the south
west.
Sloop yacht Chieftain of Boston, sloop
yacht Fanita Of Boston, are anchored off
Perks.
Tha Seventh Maine Regiment Associ-
alton began its weeks reunion at Long
Island yesterday. There will be good
attendance. The business meeting win
be held Wednesday.
The annual ciamb bake of the residents
Of Little Diamond given by them to their
friends came off yesterday afternoon.
1t was great success.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
PERSONAL.

Rev. j. T. G. Nichols and Mrs. Nichols
of Saco were in Portland yesterday.
St.John g. Berry, OF the cutter Grant.
has had charge OF the island of Atlas, the
most western of the Alartian islands, the
past summer.
DIR. and Mrs. j. W. Whidden have gone
on a trip to Moosehead Lake.
Rev. J. A. Tomlinson, prominent
, miniser of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Tom
1inson are making their tenth annual
visit to Portland and will be at the
Falmouth during August an Septem Der.
Mary G. Barker of Wilmot street il
the guest of her friends the Misses Sy-
Diond, in Manchester. N. H.
Mr.. Thomas Foley, the well known
cigar manufacturer of Manchester N.
H. has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. L. Barker, the past week.
Prof. E. A. Blanchard and wife OF
E Yarmouth left town yesterday morning
for brief visit to Maplewood, New
Hampshire.
Harry Fielding and wife, variety ar.
lists. left yesterday morning for Day ton,
Ohio, where they will open their season.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Prebls house yesterday were T. j. Rams.
den of Toronto. E. G.. Williams and T.
S. Ruark of Salisbury, Md. T H.. Ses
sions. of Pittsburg, G. I. Anthony OF
Providence, A. R. Cushing and wife,
c. NJ, Dawson and wife Misses Ella and
EstelIe Dawson and Mrs. Maxam of New
York; Mrs. Olive Thorne Miller oil
Brooklyn n. z; j. S. Comfy and wife
and Avery Comfy of Chicago; SIR Henry
Lynch Blouse, Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Getman of aStan
ford, Conn, are at the Congress Square
q. W. Littlefield, paymaster in the
United States navy is registered at the
Congress Square.
Captain ard Mrs. A. NJ. Bradshaw Of
Aakemore, n. J., are spending a few
nays IN town. They are staying at the
Cong ress Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Ban of Eas,
orange, n. D., are at the Congress
Square.
Mr.. and Mrs T. E.i.eeds of New York
are at the Congress Square,
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
SCHOOL COMMUTE.
The Board Prefers theICar1eton Lot for the
New School House.

The reg ular monthly meeting of the
school Committee was held yesterday af-
ternoon. In the absence of Mayor Bax-
ter. Mr.. Brownson officiated as chairman
Mr.. MoGowan.
EsiMiss BedIow was granted a six months
leave of absence, and Miss Mary B. Bull
lard was ordered as substitute in her
place at the rate of 800 per year. Miss
Bsdlow is assistant teacher Of drawing
In the primary schools.
MIR. Hall said he considered the lot, for
thesnew school house in Ward One, that
was most desirable, was the Carlton lot,
corner Of Congress and Lafayette streets.
II that lot Is not taken the next most
desirable is q lot on Emerson street. The
Carleton lot req uires the addition of an
other lot for a school yard. Mr.. Hall
said he should prefer the Carleton lot
even without the extra lot.
Mr.. Brownson commended that while
there would be room In the rear OF the
| school house for yard If the Carleton
was bought 1T would have to be reached
through q marrow alley.
Mr.. Talbot thought it didn't matter
what the committee thought. the commit
tee on public buildings will buy just
such lot as they please.
The impression prevailed that tho
school committee would prefer the Garlic
ton lot as between that and the Emerson
street lot.
The matter of transfer Of children
from one district 60 another was dis
cussed. land it was said that sometimes
that had to be done owing to the crowded
condition of some Of the houses.
All persons, however, who at any time
wish children Atransferred, must bring
the matter before the board, but they
willenot be transferred except where i'm
perative reasons are given.
Bile amounting to s5l9. SO were ordered
paid.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
GovERNM EMIT BIDS
For Maine Harbor improvements Opened
Yesterday.

Sealed proposals for dredging at Lubec
channel, Camden harbor andsBelfast har-
bor were opened by Lieut.. Col. A. N.
Damrell, q. s. Engineer, at his office
in Browns block yesterday afternoon.
Each guarantee justified in the sum of
$40, 900 on bids for Lubeo channel work
and $4,000 on bids for each Of the OF or
works.
Lubeo channel work consists in widen
| ing the channel and removal of small
shoals. the depth to be IL feet at mean low
tide, and the depth of cutting to vary
from 10 to 10 feet Amount of dredging
| about 100, 600 cubic yards.
The work..in Camden's harbor consists
of continuing the dredging Of the middle
ground commencing at the lower end
and working up the harbor, depth of ten
feet to be attained at mean low tide on
the lower part of the middle ground, and
five feet at mean low tide on upper part;
nine feet. Amount Of dredging about
80, 0o0.cubic yards.
The work in Belfast harbor consists in
dredging the area in front of Boston
Steamboat wharf, depth Of thirteen
feet at mean low tide. Amount of dredg
ing about 50, 900 cubic yards.
The work of continuing the construct
ion of the breakwarer near Bar Harbor
from Porcupine ledge in a westerly d.
rsction was also bid for.
These are the bidders:
/. Moore and Wright, E95 cents and 2s1z
GENTS on Lubeo; 1871 cents for Camden;
Az cents for Belfast.
Hamilton and Sawyer, 144 cents,
Camden; 13 SIS cents for Belfast.
Simon j. Donovan, II cents for Cam
den. =
On Bar Harbor Breakwater, John L.
Grim, New York, SO cents.
Hamilton and Oleaves "a 1zcen is.
W. S. White, Rookland, 81 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
Sudden Death of william Brant.

Mr. William Brant, the engineer Of ths
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
died very suddenly yesterday morning.
Mr.. Brant Yves very rugged man and
had always enjoyed excellent health
Yesterday morning his wife was awak
ened by his touching her and groanine
as if in distress. AS soon as she look &c
at him she was alarmed at his appear
ance, and called the rest of the family
They Immediately summoned DR.. Con
nellan, but when he arrived Mr.. Bran
was dead. The cause Of his death was
undou btedly due to heart disease. Fl,
was forty seven years old and leaves {
widow, son and daughter -in.law. HI
was man of good character, faithful
and had many frieDds
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25

AT meeting of the Board of Alder
man yesterday morning Charles Nc
Carthy, Jr.. Amory II. Rogers and VIM.
N. Howe, were drawn as traverse jurors
for the September term of the Superior
court.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
SECOND DAY.
Oxford County Fair.

The Oxford County Agricultural so.
ciety will hold Its fifty-fourth exhibition
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
TENDER Is. Is. II, on their grounds be-
tween the village of South Paris. and
Norway. j. A. Roberts of Norway is
president and superintendent of grounds,
and G. H. George Of Hebron is superin-
tendent of hail.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25

Among the guests at the Ray mond
Spring house is Mr.. Carl A. Weber, son
OF the paying teller of the First National
bank of Portland. W. G. Wyer and
Others of Portland, will soon spend q
few days at the Spring HOUSE.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
ADJUSTMENTS,

So. Berwick, May 5, 1873!

So. Berwick, May 5, 1889.
Caulocorea Mfg. Co.
sirs-I have been using Caulocorea for the
last four years as an anti-spasmodic,d iuretic
and tonic in ysmenorrhoea, leucorrhoea,
amenorrhoea, and in many other conditions
and find no other remedy answering the
same indications as well. As become more
familiar with its powers L am better pleased
with its results. Sincerely yours,
G. P. GERRISH, NJ. D.
1t is good thing for Toothache, Macalis-
ter's Obtunda.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
TUESDAY MORNING AT
MANSON c. LARRABEE,

TOILET GOODS---This was the
most thoroughly stocked de-
partment in the store and
having the Hathaway and
Brown stock added, very
much over loads the depart
ment. Therefore we shall
make some price cutting
that will surely reduce it in
a short time.
TOILET SOAP.---One lot of soap,
good quality, in ten differ
ent kinds, 6 cakes for 25c
TEXAS COMPOUND, for ex-
tracing grease and paint
from silk, satin and wool
goods, regular price 25c,
sales price, sc bottle
One lot Cuticura Soap, Sc cake
John Ill. Woodbury's Facial Soap
I'll. & BIS price 35c, sales
price, 17c, 3 for soc
FIavOring Extracts---LemOn, H.
& BIS price 23c. Sales price,
RI Sc 4 or. bottle
Cough Syrup--H. BIS price csc
quality, 4 or. bottle. Sales price
SC 4 or. bottle
Clycerine---23c quality,
SC 4 or. bottle
Tooth Brushes---Imported, form
er price 25c, Sc ca
One full pound Of Imported Cas-
tile Soap for Sc
Full size Pint Bottles Witch
Hazel for 19c bottle
One Half Pint Bottle Witch
Hazel for Zoe bottle.
Lavender Salts for Sc bottle
A large variety of Celluioid
Goods, i'm Toilet Articles of
all kinds at GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES.
Japanese TO0th-picks, sc box
One lot Red Seal Almond Cream.
I'll. & BIS price 25c. Sales
price, 15c
Toilet Waters---TOoth Powders
and Perfumes at SPECIAL
PRICES.
500 BOXES BALSAM TULU
SOAP---COntaining butter
milk and witch hazel, 3
cakes in a box, &c box
ColOred Tissue Paper, Lee sheet
DennisOn's Crepe Tissue Paper,
10 yard roll for 13c
SHEET MUSIC---Popular airs,
&C., &c sheet
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
Windham Fair,

Windham Hill Fair will be held Sep
tenn Der LIST and 2nd. This will be the
programme:
FIRST DAY.
900 a. m.-Neat stock and colts to be
shown at track.
1000 a. m.-Trial of strength Of DRAFT
oxen, seven feet and ovsr and horses, 130(
pounds and over, purse S., to be divided.
Trial of strength of draft oxen under
seven feet and horses under 1900 pounds
purse So, to be divided.
100 o. m.-Races. No. !, 800 class
purse, $50; No. 2, 2. 30 class, purse $40.
SECOND DAY.
1000 a.m.-Gents' driving horses to bt
shown at the track, purse, IS, to be divid
cd.
1.3O a. m.-Ladies' competition in bar.
Messing and driving, purse, $40, to b.
divided.
100 a. m.-Bicycle race, purse IS. tt
be divided.
100 D. m-Raoes. No. 8. 2.40 class
purse, $40; No. 4, free-for-all, purse $50
All classes to trot or pace. Entries te
bicycle race made at the gate, fee, 81
cents.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
THE Rico.
NEW ApNERTIsEMNNTs TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Manson G. LarIabee.
Owen Moore & Co.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
Rines Bros. Co.
Hooper Son & Leighton.
Portland Academy.
Republican Rally.
Puritan Cycle Co.
NJ. Sfeinert u Sons Co.
Boy Wanted.
RUFUS Deerng Co.
Vacation Trip to Bar Harbor.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mr. Bob.
Greenwood Garden.
Windlam Fair.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found
and Similar advertisements will be found undel
Aeirappropriate headson Page 6.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25

SMALL WARES-One lot Of am,
broldery Silk Filled, Rope Linen
and embroidery Linen, in colors.
&c skein
One lot Finishing feather stitched
Braid, Sc nsaco
John Clark's and Brooks Machine
Spool Cotton, Ic
Black Waste Silk, Csc quality,
DC package
Embroidery Silk and Twist, in colors,
small spools, spools for go
Ladies' White Linen Collars.
EOc each
Ladies' Silk Stock Bows. In light COLI
ors, Sc each. Marked from 25c
Ladies' Linen and Lawn Fronts, FL. g.
BIS price Csc. Our price soc.
FANS.-A few very stylish Fans came
in this stock, pink, blue and white
gauze, decorated, Fl. &c BIS price
price S1.00. Sales price 59c.
White Silk Empire Fans, decorated with
hand painting and splangles. H. g.
BIS price SOC. Sales price o9c
Best quality All Silk Windsor Ties. Il.
& BIS price 25c. Sales price
E2I.2c
BUTTONS-1o gross metal Dress
Buttons, all colors, Fl. & BIS price
l5c. Sales price &C d0z
Fancy Trimming Braid, with tinsel eff
fects, in colors, different styles, all
this seasons goods. ii. g. BIS
price s and 10c yard. Sales price
sc yard
About 5000 yards of Hamburgs. We
u1NO Aot 6pdCo W lJoInlZo Ll6 Qlt-
ferent lots, but we must sell them
at great reduction from Hathaway
& Browns prices.
Yelling Sc yard. Yelling aOc yard.
CHHEFON-s1.oo quality Silk Chiffon,
in fancy colors, S1.o0 quality for
| So cents
In no case would we refund money on
goods purchased at this sale.
STATEONERY-1,o00 boxes Writing
Paper, 80 sheets of writing paper
and 80 envelopes, excellent quality,
Ice box
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
Constip patton

Causes fully half the sickness in the world. It
retains the digested food too long in the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, indi-
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25

At the time writing
Linens Mems Furnishings Skirts Wrappers
Ladies' Chidren's
Suits, Childrens Wool Suits, Hosiery
The morning
this
be of the clerks
that may occur will gladly make right
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Hathaway 8 Brown Stock
DRY AND FANCY :

| TuESDI
MANSON
| y
| HATHAWAY & BROWN
SToCK.
UNDERWEAR had been
purchased in this stock, large line
of Children's Winter Underwear,
which had been shipped from the
mills. We are to place these goods
on sale at very Low prices during
the sale.
Children's Fine White Merino Vests and
Pants, sizes from IS to "a, pearl but
tons, silk braid trimmed, ribbed
skirt and finely finished in every
way,
23c EACH.
Children's Fine Jersey Underwear,
feeced, all sizes, good new fresh
goods. right from the manufacturer,
but the price is what will make it
interesting to you,
d 21c EACH.
Natural Ribbed Vests and Pants, regu-
lar 4Sc quality, all sizes,
29c EACH.
Natural Wool Vests and Pants. fine
quality, nicely finished. Ia great
bargain at
21c EACH.
It will certainly be great saving for
you to get in your Fall and Winters
supply for the little folks.
Boys Summer Underwear, Pants only,
in balbriggan, blue angola and
jaeger grey, 25c and SOC quality, sizes
from 20 to "a, only 13c pair. Splon-
did for Fall wear.
Boys Jersey Sweaters. ecru,
&c EACH,
Mems Stripe Flannel Shirts, heavy
weight, medium and dark colors,
$1.0O shirts for
46c EACH.
Mems Fleeced Underwear, greys and
white, in odd sizes. $1.00 quality,
59c EACH.
Boys Indigo Blue Stripe Shirts, ESQ
quality,
13c EACH.
SO Boys :. School Suits. $500 is the
actual value, only !.
S1.79 EACH.
Boys White Duck Pants,
$ 29c EACH.
HANDKERCHlEFS Pure Linen,
| hand embroidered handkerchiefs,
unlaundered,
&c EACH, 3 FOR 25c.
CORSETS-A large line of popular
| brands of Corsets which will be sold
at large discount from the regular
prices.
HOSEERY-Ladies Lisle Thread
Hose, Boot patterns, rembrand rib
bed, have been quick selling at SOC
pair,
Csc PAIR.
Children's Heavy Tan Derby Ribbed
Hose. seamless, 25c quality, Sc
pair. Sizes 8, s 1-2, and 9 1-2c.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25

I'll. u BIS. Price Lao. Sales
price CSC
Every yard of this silk is war;
ranted.
One piece 20 inch Black Taffeta
Silk, regular price l.25,
extra fine quality, eyery yard
Warrented, for 79c
One piece Black eros Grain Silk,
l.25 quality zoe yd
Let us say to our customers that
there is no limit to the
amount sold. Take us mnch
as you want and help us to
reduce this stock, which
must be sold in six days.
One piece Black Satin Duchesse,
l.25 quality, "a inches wide,
for 0g 74c I'd
One piece Black Satin Duchesse,
"a inches wide, H. & b.,
1.25.ii Sales price 69c yd
A few pieces of plain china and
fancy silks, for Tic yd
Black Figured Jap. Fancy Silks
and changeable Taffetas,
LOO and l.25 quality,
49c I'd
All the Fancy Silks that were
1.25. 1.5O and 1.75, we
shall sell at 75c yd
Innings. POO quality double
fold rustliug Percales, Sc yd
TIC quality English SiIesia for
Sc I'd
DRESS GOODS.---5Oc Mohairs
for Zoe yd
25c Dress Plaids for IL he
IL 1-2c Dress Plaids 61-4c
Is pieces Novelty Suitings, dou-
BILE fold, all wool, 15c yd
Cream ground Figured M0hairs
and all wool Challies, I9c yd
This is just one-half price.
There are about 100 pieces of
Black Dress goods, i'm the
most popular styles of today.
Serges, Mohairs, Henriettas
and Br0cades, in all wool
and silk and wool, all widths
and qualities. We have not
space or time before this ad.
goes to press, to state prices,
Il but we would suggest that
you call at our store and ex-
anime before you purchase,
and we = will guarantee a
saving OF from 20 to 30 per
cent on your purchase.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
PORTLAND ACADEMY.

Fall term begins Sept II and continues IA
weeks. Usual courses of study for pupils of
hand by the 'MoKee New Standard method
with thorough preparation In English Grammar
and Civil Government. Private pupils received
afternoon and evening. For other particulars
inquire of MISS E. A. FILES, Principal, 12o
Free street.
Portland, Aug. 81. 1896. aug26d3w
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25

Have you ever tried our
White Shirts. If so you
know about them. If not
you'd better try them. We
have them in all sizes, styles
and kinds. We have Just
opened a new line of white
laundere d shirts Of good
quality and well made with
short bosoms-open back
and front, or in the back
only soc
Try one of these shirts if
you want the best SOC shirt
you ever wore.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
JUST
A
WORD
ABOUT S..IRTs.

There's no question but what the
Shirts we sell are the best shirts in the
market.
There are many points of excellence
about them. These points Of excel
lence we can explain to you better in
person than in an advertisement.
Come in and let us point out to you
why ours are the best shirts. In ad-
dition to quality there's price to be
considered. We buy in large quanti-
ties and buy low. We are satisfied
with small profits SO sell low.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
! ! ood;s

sOmnla, etc. HOod,S PIIis &N
cure constipation and all its 1&
results easily and thoroughly. 25c. All druggists.
Prepared by G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25

soc will buy Of us a
nice quality, fine, soft Neg
ligee Shirt in either plain
black or black and white
igee stripe. These shirts are
!. made of fancy Percale,
Cheviot and Outing cloth,
are made up in good style,
are full size and have band
ed collars and fit well.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25

Mgs Iy Vanished-He Said He Was Going to
Jump Overboard-Left His Clothing
and Board Bill with Mrs. Atwood of
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
21e EACH.

1t will certainly be great saving for
you to get in your Fall and Winters
supply for the little folks.
Boys Summer Underwear, Pants only,
in balbriggan, blue angola and
jaeger grey, 25c and SOC quality, sizes
from 20 to "a, only 13c pair. Splon-
did for Fall wear.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
Then there are the
finnr srradoS In k6ndrac

finer grades in Madras
and cheviot are made up in
the best manner. AS good
quality as you've paid $3.50
for and thought them cheap,
We are satisfied with small
profits and are selling them
for $I.OO.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.

Take the one item of
The evening times., 1896-05-21
A MmGGen;np pr.dtc.ne,,

what under the canopy is the matte-.
Bartlett?''
Crazy, only crazy. CrazIer than a bet,
Dug. Ihe old age OF King Lear was beau
tful and happy compared to mine
No, no, Bartlett, you're lust worried
over something. 1t will all come right"
Oh, yes, just imagine things. There's
nothing substantial in my asfliction. Now
listen. Ny Christian name is Edward Ey-
erett. M ywiie's is Emily Ellis. When our
firs-b0rn came TO US we both wanted TO
furnish part of his name. so it's Edward
Ellis. With the first daughter We were
both possessed of the same natural desire.
and she is Emily Everett. An aunt named
the youngest, now sixteen, and she ia
Edith Elsa
what of IL, they're all good nameso"
Don't you see. man? Each OF us has
our correspondents, and the young folks
are all In love. The postinaR calls with a
letter or an invitation addressed to e
Z. Bartlett Who in thunder is il for?
Those initials belong TO each and every
one of us. Mother and I could get along:
but those children! I've caught the girls
pulling hair three times within a week.
ana they don't eat a meai without making
faces at one another. l opened one of
Edwards letters from his best girl. Ii was
such a sweet, breezy Reminder of Old times
that was reading it without thought of
doing wrong, when he came along, grabbed
the letter. and dared me out into the back
yard. They used TO be such refined and
loving Children too. Now were all by
the ears, ard / dread a public scandal,
It's awful, simply awful"
But We can certainly do something"
NO, can about il: something must he
done. If there is no other way out of il.
] will have a special session of the Icgisla-
tire and have every informal maine changed
I'll get them as widely different as the
worlds nomenclature and Christian nity will
perinit.'-Dctroit Free Press.