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The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28
MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One of McKenney's Alarm Clocks. CSC to
$780, Warranted to wake the dead. More
clock than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square.
sep2Sdtf
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MANTED-Situation. A middle aged lady OF
w refinement capable and reliable to I'LL a
position as honsekeeper in any nice gentle
mans family. If any one is in need OF Su G
please call at II South ST., Woodfords' Mss
lower bell. aa 2o-i
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EOUND-The best place in the city to get
L good reading cheap. The best books
added as soon as published. Catalogues
free to patrons PEOPLES CIRCULATING
LIBRARY, PAT Congress street. 22-1
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-House "a Glen
Il wood ave., Woodfords, seven rooms and bath;
hot and cold water; furnace I'd electric light;
large stable Inquire of A. C. LIBBY g. CO.,
~ 70 Exchange street. 2+1
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

EOUND-Came to my house about October 1,
Il hound dog of medium size. Owner can
have same by proving property and paying
ter, Me. 25-1
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WAN TED. -TEMALE HELP.

w ANTED-At once q respectable Protest.
w ant girl Us to 30) to act as companion
and take entire charge OF small no Sc; one who
would appreciate good home rather than big
wages, address, for interview giving particulars
of SELF, EASY WORK. care of Press Office
2T-I
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

A. F. Hill
E. Matthews
Chas. E Phenix
Fred b. Estes
Albert Benjamin
A. r. Huston
Geo. Fl. Hudson
N. L. Hildreth
John j. Goody
Isaac H. Clough
Robert r. Smith
Z. F. Banks
8. T. Eveleth
q. W. Foster
L. N. Huston
G. P. Hemmenway
A. 3. Jenness
B. L. Burbank
d. r. Frohock
E. N. Batchelder
c. E. Pickett
Geo. II. Blanchard
L. w. Jack
]. A. Schmidt
Chas. x. Gage
Chas, A. Bean
Albert B. Davis
Edward j. Chenery
A. L. Lyford
W. 4. Derran
Fred l.. Bosworth
Chas. S. Foss
Chas. T. Peters
Osro L. Huston
Fred o. Benner
Henry 81. Higgins
D. A. Ballard
j. H. Thompson
A. D. Barnard
M. b. Coolidge
<. A. Newman
Vim. II. Scott
Geo. H. Wyman
Charles E. Miller
NJ. M. Bailey
Geo. II. Thompson
C. J. Clark
Leroy Yates
Joseph T. Adams
w. s. y Orton
o. L. Rideout
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

EOR SALE-2 LIZ story house No. 90 st.
IL Lawrence street, containing 10 rooms and
bath; has furnace heat cemented cellar,
Sebago water, gas, water closets and fitted for
two families; lot 5Ox10O. For further particulars
inquire of A. C. LIBBY & CO., 40 12 Exchange
street, 24-2
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

FARM FOR SALE in Gorham, one mile from
village on line of contemplated electrics
from Wesbrook. one of the best farms in Cum
berland County; 65 acres land 1000 trees grated
fruit; the buildings are first class forced sale.
w. I'll. WALDRON & CO., 1870 Middle St.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

WANTED-A nurse would like position as
W attendant in physicians or dentists office,
or other light work; small wages. Address
NURSE, Box S31. ISL
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

FOR SALE OR RENT-Suburban residences
with about 30 acres of land. house contains
Is rooms. heated by steam, cemeDted cellar and
other modern improvements; within minutes
walk of the electric cars For full particulars.
apply real estate Office First National bank
building. FREDERICK. s. VAIL. 27-1
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EOR SALE-House No. 100 Emery street, two
story with French roof; eleven rooms and
bath steam heat hot and cold water, Small
stable on lot; good location and reasonable
price. For particulars apply at .CUMBER-
LAND NATIONAL BANK. 1872
nor SALE-A second hand $50 light LOOMS
Il Dynamo in fine order: also small engine
fer running same. HARRY M. CUSHING, IS
Exchange ST., Portland. oct11dtf
EOR SALE OR LEASE-A lot of land at the
West End, corner Forest. and Congress
streets, containing about 4,2M feet. Apply to
E. HARLOW, 9Ia Congress street. jan25dtf
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DARTNER WANTED to put five hundred
IL dollars in one of the best paying entertain
ments on the road. Partner to act as treasurer
and handle all money taken. Big success. as
sured. If you have not the money then don't
answer this advertisement. Apply to G. w.
MORRIS, Pines Bowling Alley Congress ST.,
City. 25-l
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EOR SALE Iowa acres of land with 2 10
story house and barn, situated in Wind
ham, near electric road now building will run
within 1-2 mile of same; near school and
churches Inquire of A. c. LIBBY CO.,
AZ IL Exchange street. 241
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate at per
liA emit and per cent. For sale, houses,
house lots and suburban property. Rents col
lected and the care of property speciality,
through the knowledg of the value of real es-
tate, having had % years experience. n. S.
GARDINER. 176 10 Middle st. 251
INTERVENING and Stenographic work
IL neatly and promptly executed at reason
able rates; day or night; special attention
given to work or small offices and profess
siona men. Call or address, sTENOGRAPH-
Err, Congress Square Hotel. 22-1
DOTANIC HEALER-Cures effected where
lid others failed. References given to scores
of successful cures. Consultation at all hours
OF the day or night. FRANK E. STONE.
botanic healer and trance medium, Merrill
street, Portland. Me. 1913
NN ONEY LOANED on first and second mort
Iva cages. real estate. life insurance policies,
notes, bonds and good collateral security.
Notes discounted; rate of interest per cent a
year and upwards, according to security. w.
P. CARR, room 5, second floor, Oxford Build
ing, 1856 Middle street. 1874
TTP-TO-DATE ASTROLOGER AND SEER
u Lies mysteries business prospects, per-
sonal love and all the affairs of Ii 9 truthfully
revealed only zoe. One question answered 10c,
5 for rs; horoscope 81. send birthdate and sex.
PROF. G. E. MAC, Dandy, N. Y, box 1902.
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wANTED-syrUArtOxs.

EWANTED-SltuatIon by an American woman
w as working housekeeper in a small fami-
y; good references exchanged. Address F,
Knightyille, Me. 26-1
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-Black cocker spaniel. Dog answers
IA to the name of Prite. New collar with
BY leaving him at the LOWELL ARMS CO., 1870
Middle ST., City. 251
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TO LET.

fH1ENEMENT-A very convenient, sunny. and
IL neat up stairs rent. 257 Cumberland street,
suitable for small family. Price SIS to right
party. Inquire within or at 90 North street
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

EOR SALE-2 IL story house. situated No.
II st. Lawrence street, contains 2 rents,
and rooms, with all the modern improve
ments and in first class repair. Good sta lie.
Lot 50x125 Inquire of A. c. LIBBY g. CO.,
AZ IL Exchange street. oct24-2
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

And will buy you such a pretty King at
McKenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings,
Diamonds, CpalPearls, RubIes, Emeralds and
all other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings specialJy LARGEST stock in
city. MCKINNEY. The Jeweler, Monument
Square. mar22dtf
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

Conversational Council at North Deer
ing Organized-The Deering Course
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FAR.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

'ENEMENTs-D tenements of and
Il rooms centrally located rrices $40 and
81 per month, j. C. WOODMAN, 90 Exchange
street. 27-1
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LlOR SALE-New house on William street.
Il Oakdale. first house from Forest avenue
and thoroughly built: very desirable location;
rooms with bath. electric lights and modern
improvements. For particulars inquire at $50
Forest avenue. 81
TORSE FOR SALE-InquIre of RYAN 8
IL KELSEY, No. 1872 Commercial street
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WANTED-An American man, single, who
w can take care of house heating by
steam. 1t will not interfere with his other
occupa ton. Address PARK, at this off ce.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

FOR Remit 10 story house No. 174 -
ranged and in good order. price SIS per month,
also lower tenement OF rooms, No. ITS Clark
St, price S11 per month. BENJAMIN SHAW;
81 10 Exchange st. 26-1
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

4 elevation sunny exposure compact and
convenient Queen Ann cottage. with all conve-
niences, open fireplaces, &c. and stable. Pos
session 9th inst. BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 ~
Exchange st. 26-1
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MALE HELP WANTED.

wv ANTED-A live agent of good character
w for pleasant out door business. Ad-
dress F. S. NEWELL, Westboro, Mass. Cpl
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

WEDDING RINGS.
One hundred of them to select from. All
styles, all weights. all prices in 10, IA and IS
Kt. Gold. Largest and best stock OF rings
in the city. A thousand of them. MCKINNEY.
the Jeweler, Monument Square june7dtf
HP-TO-DATE Astrologer and Seer-lifes
u mysteries. business prospects, personal.
love and all the affairs of life truthfully re-
vealed. only 20c.; one question answer for 10c;
for 25c; horoscope S1.60. Send birth date and
sex. PROF. G. MAC. Dandy, N. Y. b. 1O2.
WANTED-I am now ready to buy all kinds
w of cast off ladies'. gents and children's
clothing. I pay more than any purchaser in
the city. Send letters to MIR. or MRS. DE
GROOT. IS Middle ST. oct141w
VWANTED-AI persons in want of trunks
w and bags to call ON L. D. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street, one door above Shaws
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures lbs
WEE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description. or Will receive
the same at our auction rooms for sale on COM
mission. GOSS s. WILSON, Auctioneers, 10
Free St. S-3
MI ONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort.
42A cages on real estate, life insurance poll
cies and notes or any good security, Real es-
tate bought, sold and exchanged. As IL Ex-
change street. l. P. BUTLER. OctS-4
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DOOMS TO LET-Furnished, furnace heat
IL and bath room, hot and cold water: also
nice front parlor. Table board. 3S7 Cumber-
land street. 25-1
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10 DOM TO LET-Large front room at No.
Sh Sol IL Congress ST., suitable for doctor.
dentist. dressmaker, etc. Inquire at No. Sol
Congress ST. E. S. PENDEXTER, Jeweler and
Optician. oct25tf
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

ITO LET-One-half of double house No IS Will
Il mol street; rooms; rent $500, Apply to
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

ITO LET-Furnished or unfinished. an upper
rent OF 1--WE rooms ell suite, bath room and
sink, water and furnace heat, back and front
staircase, two minutes from Monument So.
ElmWood Place, Elm ST., near Cumberland st.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-10-21
Che Emperor's SECOND beIp.

Inc Emperor Macmillan was an abstemious man
as regarded the pleasures of the table, a laudab1e
naolt winch was encouraged by all about him, who
ioVeu 10 teast royalty at his expense while he dned
alone upon some simple dish But the emperor had
g taste for fish, and especially sturgeon and one
day ne rellshed so much dish of this last that like
oliver, and to the equal surprise of the assistant he,
asked for more. Extremely sorry" said the maitre
dhote, but there is no more sturgeon" The en-
Peror, perhaps swore softly to himself perhaps he
merely wh1stled or hummed. Anyhow, after pause
ne sent tor the steward of the palace who INQUIRED
IN some surprise, what his majesty was pleased to
want. want to know" said the emperor, chow
much sturgeon you bought for dinner to-day?"
one thousand pounds your majesty replied the
steward Then next time buy thousand pounds
and a half said the emperor, so that I NAV have
second help. "-Household Words.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-10-21
THE JEWISH SOUTH.

single Southern man of intelligence and decency
who went against his section. Does not the signif
cant tact that there not one speak volumes for
the justice of the South's cause?
The Ledger is in error also. Mr. BENJAMIN was
known as Jew, and on at least one occasion while
In this city attended synagogue, and was "called
up " to the reading of the Torah
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-10-21
e much Nourneo Motber.

w hen Shafter was senior colonel of the army he
was temporarily in charge of some western most and
numbered IN MS command an exceedingly bright ca
PaDle fellow whose cleverness was continually oct
ting him the noncommission stripes and whose esca
pades were just as frequently getting him reduced to
the ranks One day this soldier turned 10 at Shat
.e quarters with long face and applied for leave
60 attend the funeral of his mother who had died
the previous night he said in the town The reonest
was granted, but later on in looking over the rec
ords' the colonel discovered that the same man had
been granted leave the month before on the den+;c1
Pretext. Shater said nothing, but a couple Of davs
aterWard encountered the bereaved warrior on ma
rane ground Look here my man" said Pecos Bill
solenlnly, want to ask you question We're Won
good 70 that mother of yours VIII le she was alive -,
wen, slr-yes, sir-that is, hope so !" stammered
the cnlpr1t not knowing what was coming.
- hope SO, too, replied the colonel I've hard
- i"olDerS DYING tor their sons, but never heard Of
one dying twice in thirty days for one You NAV on
IN mourning for a month-at the guardhou e u-Me,,
Orleans Times Democrat
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-10-21

NorE-lhe Hebrew day begins with the the day
preceding the corresponding common date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
ELKS' MEMORIAL
SERVICES TO-DAY.
Day Observed by the Orders Through
out the Country.
SPECIALLY FINE PROGRAMME.
Rev. DIR. T.. y. Calisch To Deliver the
Eulogy on "Our Departed Broth
ers," aud Mr., Nenablc
60 Speak.
SPECIALLY FINE PROGRAMME

As is usual on the first Sunday in De-
cembor tho various lodges Of Elks
throughout the United States observe the
day as Il memorial day COMMUNICATING
the memory of the dead Of the order.
This afternoon az 3 o'clock, at tho
Academy of Music. Richmond Lodge No.
A.. r. r. o. H., will hold their memorial
services.
The ceremonies incident to the services
this afternoon are OF a superior nature,
and tickets have been issued which will
TIN the capacity of the Academy. Those
holding coupons will forfeit their seats
II they are not occupied by o'clock.
The programme is as follows:
THE PROGRAMME.
1 Overture-Pilgrim Chorus (Wag-
ncr). Academy Orchestra, Brother Moses
Stein, Director.
.. Opening Exerclses-Richmond Lodge
No. 45 d. +. O. r., Brother Juan a.
Pizzni. Jr., Exalted Ruler.
During these exercises there VIII be
the roll call OF the honored dead, during
which Brother Stein will play as violin
solo the beautiful Intermezzo from Cav
aleria Rusticana, by Mascagni with
piano accompaniment by Mr.. II. l.. Rees
These exercises 70 conclude with the
Opening ode by chorus Of young ladies'
and the audience MI. II. NUS Dil''N'As
3 Prayer-Rev w. r. l.. Smith, pastor
Second Baptist church.
Hvmn-Veni Creator Spiritus (Alil-
larD. choir of Sacred Heart church.
8. Hymn Dennis.
6. Address-Principles Of the Order,
Brother w. II. Venable, Norfolk Lodge,
No. 50, b. Il. o. T.
z Tenor solo-"Home So Blest' (AbD.
Brother c. II. Phillips.
6 Ouartette-"The King Of Love Ny
Shepherd is" Shelly. Second Baptist
Church Quartette.
o Address-Eulogy, "Our Departed
Rrothers." Brother r. n. Calisch. ID. d.
10 soprano solo-"Fear Not Ye, Oh
Israel dudley Buck), Miss Bette
Booker.
II. Overture-Paraphrase (Rubenstein),
Academy Orchestra, Brother NJ. STEIN
director.
Y. Hymn CNaomD.
Is. Closing exercises, Exalted Ruler ana
officers.
Il. Benediction. Brother 2. n. calisch.
j.. ID.
The audience is requested to unite in
singing the hymns
EFFICIENT COMMITTEEMAN.
Memorial Service Committee-Frank w.
Cunningham. chairman; 7. G. Leath, Deco
rations: ]. II. Chataigne. reception; I. X.
A. Burke, addresses; Moses Stein, d.
rector: Juan A. Pizzlni invitations.
Reception Commlttee-H. c. Epps, act
ing chairman: w. c. Armitage. w. ID.
Butler John Ryan, DR.. j. ii. Hincnman,
Monroe Levy, NJ. %. Ramos, T. X. A.
Burke. f. T. Anthony, j. X. Niche, Nj.
w. Lawrence. +. A. Stumpf. p. J. Griffin,
Roger Atkinson T. Boudar, w. II. How
ard. 7 3. Ferguson. L. w. PizEini julius
straifs. c. w. westbury. W. ii. Williams
Following are the present officers OF the
lodge j. A Pizzlni. Jr. exalted ruler;
phil. G. Kelly, esteemed leading knight;
l.. II. Slegel, esteemed loyal knight; r. W.
Cunningham, esteemed lecturing knight
+. r. A. Burke. secretary; Charles NJ
Angle. treasurer; John J. Ryan. chaplain;
ID. III. Brimmer esquire. j. J. Powell,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
BIG RELIGIOUS BODY.
Union OF American Hebrew Congrega'
tons TO Meet Here.

The Union Of American Hebrew Con-
grcgatiOns will assemble az the Jeuer-
SON Thursday and will be ia session Tor
several days.
There will be two sessions each day.
and these will all be thrown open 10 the
public The body is one OF rhe most
prominent religious organizations IN tilS
country and includes in It's membership
some Of the leading pulpit orators ia tho
United States.
The meeting here will bring together
learned and prominent men from various
parts Of the country, and the local COM
mittee have left nothing undOne 10 see
that the visitors will be given a delight
ful stay in Richmond.
The body will receive many courtesies
at the hands Of some of the best known
citizens. The convention comes 10 Rich
mOnd at the invitation of Congregation
Beth Ahaba. This invitation was extend
ed two years ago at Louisville KY, by
Rev. Or. r. y. Calisch IN the name OF
his congregation.
The headquarters OF the convention VIII
be at the Jefferson, where special ar
rangements will be made for the conven-
fence Of the body.
For the entertainment Of delegates and
visitors there will be on Tuesday night
a delightful musicale and ball at the Jef-
ferson Club. This promises 10 be up 20
the high standard of social functions
which have been held from time 10 time
at that we'll known club and will be at
tended by many prominent people OF this
and other cities.
on Tuesday afternoon rne ADDRESS viii
be delivered by Hon. Simon Wolf, OF
Washington, d. c.
ON Wednesday night n splendid BAN
quet will be rendered at the Jefferson
Hotel. This will be an elaborate and
very handsome affair.
on Thursday the visitors will be given
a trip 10 Old Point They will probably
visit Fortress Monroe, the ship yard al
Newport News, and other places OF in
terest and will have lunch at the Cham
berlin Hotel, returning 10 Richmond IN
the evening.
Besides these special arrangements for
the entertainment Of the visitors, there
will. OF course. be a good deal OF private
entertaining while the convention is here.
and many OF the homes Of prominent ci0-
zens will Offer their hospitality 10 ahe
visitors.
The Committee OF Arrangements IS as
follows: Rev. DR. r. y. Calisch. CHAIR
man, Messrs. NJ. r. Marcuse (secretary),
r. Raab. Philip Whitlock, |. III. Kaufman,
T.. Milhiser, Charles Straus. Oreasurer).
Samuel Cohen Leon Walierstcin, Marx
Gunst. Henry =. Hutzler. A. j. Marcuse.
NJ. Thalhlmer, Sol. L. Bloomberg, Harry
5. Binswanger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

show her that am a good doggle.
| 2.0J T. NJ. Nv wish las been gratiilco'
| Miss Mabel picks up a small. round. vel
| low thing. She makes me stand on my
! hind feet. # IS awful hard, but AZ last
| succeed. Then she tries TO make the
| round, yellow thing lie on the top of my
nose. / can't understand, at first. what
she means
$40 =. NJ. 7 see st. She wants me 10
catch It IN my mouth before IL falls.
315 +. NJ / do f., II falls down my
throat ] open my jaws wide and bark
so that she can see 30 IS not in my mouth.
! think have done a very clever thing.
but Miss Mabel jumps up and cries I'm an
awful voice:
"Oh. aunue, Fldo has swallowed the
soap" G'ido s. my nance.
3l6 =. NJ She runs down stairs after
auntie. So do T.
1918 T. NJ Aunte makes me drink some
thing. They put me out I'm my kennel and
wrap me mp
$500 2. VI. am very sick.
$40 y. VI. ! think I ann going 70 die.
400 u. VI. Thank goodness ] am much
better and ! bark 90 be taken in. I.set
tired barking and fam asleep.
43o T. NJ ! awake. A1traneo dog puts
I his nose under the gate "Hallo young
| man. he says. come ON outside or
can't" reply. "What pits you've got
to stay inside all the time Doe con-
tnues. Unjust bc ike "a prison" Just
/ then Miss Mabel secs him and chases
! him away. She shakes her finger mt me-
/ "NOw. Fid0.' she says. "you must not
talk to strange dogs. or the uog-Catchers
may get you"
4:35 j.. NJ ] wonder what doe-catchers
are. ] think about lots of things
. T. VI. The cat comes over the ftnce
d. ID
her. then I bark ike everything to scare
her. and She cries. Meow and puts
I'D her back. ] pretend there i7 some
thing in the corner She walks away
! scoufuly. but ] know She IS mad. 7
laugh. like 20 tease the cat
5.l5 j. VI. ] go into the house again.
517 H. NJ ] ann mp Zoo the third story
front There is % youn gman uD there
reading "a book. Tie smiles at me. and
seems TO De friendly I wag ms tail and
jump around. Then Doc Says rats and
gives mo beautiful big red and yellow
thing to play with.
500 - w. ">lako &c." he whispers.
5.Y T. H. ! shake IT, one of the red
things falls ont. and ] run down stairs
with the big thing Come here. Edo.
he cries in "a frightened voice. then ] hear
BIN lock his door ] walk very slowly
into the second story front with the thing
carefully between my tooth. and Day 30 ON
the floor. Aundo ana Miss Mabel are
there. getting dressed Au1uc sars:
Good gracious" and / thought she was
going TO strike mo. but Miss Mabel LAUGHS
and takes me mp in her arms ana says.
ooh. auntiel what q smart dog Fido is,
lie knew you were going ont and hos
brought you your bonuet' Then she
Rugged and pettcd me. ID like Miss Ma
bt.l Auntie only looks cross at me- ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

This 's a. letter Thackery wrote to bis
little daughter II was dated Dec mner
CD. 1875.
My Dearest Nuuy-Your letter has
made me and mamma very happy and
very sad too. that we arc away from our
dearest little girls But ]. for one. shall
SEQ you before very long-I hope in
week from this ddy-aud only write now
to wish YOU "a "Hlppy New Year. How
glad J am chat 10 b. "a black puss. and
not black nuss. yCu have gOt / thought
You did Dot know how 60 spell "nuse
and had spelled 90 "Cn-you-double-ess
but see the spelling gets better as the
letters grow longer. they cannot Dee too
long for me- Laura must Doe % very eood-
naturcd girl I hope my dear Nanny is
$50. too not merely 90 her schoolmistrcs
and friends. but 20 cvcrybody-t0 her ser-
wants and her nurses. ] would sooner
have you gentle and Undetermined than
ever so clever Who was born ON Christ
mas Day? Somebody who was so great
that AN the world Worships him. and so
good that am the world loves him. and
$50 gentle and humble that he never spoke
am unkiud word. And there is little
sermon. and % great deal of love and at-
lection from characterization Messenger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Holiday Umbrellas.
Monogram or Initials en-
eraved Free Of Charge.

All the newest and most adj
vanced ideas. Dresden, Clausi-
ana Princess, Trimmed Sticks.
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Heads.
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Ladies' silk Umbrellas. trimmed sticks,
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Ladies' SILK Umbrellas. handles ~ sterl-
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Gentlemons 2S-lnch Union SIX Umbrel-
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Gentlemens silk Umprollas imported.
natural wood handles. sterling silver
trimmings. extra values az $780, S3.W,
$500, 500, $50 and $1,000.