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EOR SALE-A derrick, mast and boom. near.
ly new with (6) six wire guys with nr{yileoa
of working the quarry. H. K GRIGGS. West
brook, Me. 9a1
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ITO LET-The second fiat in new fiat house,
= Sherman ST., rooms. bath. hot water.
open plumbing, every thing modern; also rent
OF rooms, s. Federal st. COLESWORTHY
BOOK STORE, go Exchange st. 29-1
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FOR SALE--Taken to satisfy a mortgage,
- - extension top Surry, top Corning, open
Corning. Concord; these jobs were carried by
the party from last season, are little shop
Worn can be bought right BRADLEY s.
SMALL, So Preble St. 2s-1
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EOR SALE--Elegant musical Instruments
just received, pianos, music boxes,
xlons rmaadons banj9s guitars
superior violin and banjo strings. popular
music books, etc. Please call. HAYES, 414
Congress street. ie25-4
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT-Mil properly on
Union St, Berlin, N H.. building 4Ox76 f.,
gasoline engine and grist mill, wood yard con-
nected. operated by same power; easily con-
yerted into any kind of manufacturing business,
265 #, of land fronting G.. 7. Ry. siding, fine
for business. For terms apply to GREENLAW
PAGE & DOE CO., Berlin, N. Fl. 29-1
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TENO LET-Pianos, also some little used at
exceedingly low prices, b fat Conn
cornet, b fiat Standard cornet. double
bass, second hand mandolins. banjos and
guitars at bargains. Superior strings, etc.,
HALVES, 414 Congress street. Psi
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FOR SALE--A No. Tufts Wall Soda Foun.
Il tain, 8 draught tubes, s removable patent
syrup cans, fountain stand, and already for use,
cash OF monthly payments; call at No. 226 Fed
eral st. 281
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ITO LET-At 45 Smith street. an upper ten
IL ement of five rooms. o5.1
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FOR SALE.
Forty woIds inserted under this beaS
emo week for IS GENTS. cash in advances

FOR SALE-Fine little country place AZ
Pleasantdale, containing IL acres with
good orchard, shade trees, 9 room house, barn
24x30, minutes walk from school, postofice,
cars price reasonable. For particulars Real
Estate office, First National Bank, FREDER-
lex S. VAIL. 30-l
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ENUR SALE-On Forest Avenue, Deering Gear
n. every minutes) a new house of 8 rooms
ms IS a modern house in every particular and
tub, nickel plumbing, laundry electric lights
and bells. oak, cypress and southern pine finish,
oak and hlrch1oors. open fireplace, built by
papered throughout, a magnificent suburban
residence Tor a reasonable price. Half of pur-
chase price can remain at 5 per cent interest.
DALTON s. CO., 478 l-2 Congress st. jel5dtf
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ITO LET-Following rents: No. 1903 Bracket,
= = rooms No: 10 Bramhall, rooms; No. sOa
High. rooms; No. 46 Ellsworth, rooms; No.
207 Newbury, 10 rooms; NO. 1870 High 8 rooms;
NO. lsl Cumberland, 10 rooms; No. 2e2 Spring,
National Bank Building, FREDERICK S.
VAIL. 3O-1
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WANTED-By a competant woman. situa-
w ton as working bouSekeeper for man
and wife. Enquire at No. IA STONE ST. 29-1
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fbfO LET-Furnished cottage at Oak Lawn,
x Peaks Island, Trefethen's Landing. on
The The beach. Apply at once. JOHN T.
PROCTOR, Centennial Block. PSI
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-The dwelling house
4 formerly owned and occupied by Henry
Irefethen, situated ON Island Avenue Peaks
first class condition; the house is finely located
on high ground, with fine view of the harbor,
has a slated root and cemented cellar, there is
house, which will be sold with the house. or a
less quantity if parties prefer; also several cot
tage lots on Island Avenue. and two shore lots,
with shore privileges, all of which will be sold
at rare bargains II applied for soon. Apply to
GEO. TREFETHEN, Assignee, 1872 CONNER
cial St. Portland my3l-a
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WANTED--Stuation as nurse for an invalid
III Franklin street. 29-1
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IINOR SALE-New house ON Pitt street, Oak
Il dale; contains rooms and bath, hot and
cold water, wired tor electric lights, con-
sold on easy terms. Apply to CHARLES c.
ADAMS, No. 81 Exchange street, Portland.
je4-4
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman as local rep
" resentative Guaranteed salary $500
per year. Address L., Press Office. 25i
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EOR SALE-One OF the best located groeerv
stores in Portland 1t is now doing a first
class business. Must be sold at once as partiss
have other business. w. F. DRESSER, so Ex-
change st, os1
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-A roll of money, Wednesday morning.
IA on Congress street. between the City build
ing and Preble street. The finder Will be re-
wardad on returning 1T to 639 congress street.
30-1
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fENO LET-A desirable lower tenement of
4 seven rooms in house No. % North
street. inquire OF ALPHEUS GRIFFIN, 81
North street. 25.1
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HOIANOS TO LET-For island or city az IL
a octave, upright piano, 3 pedals. for
sale for 500. Please call and examine the
same. HALVES, IA Congress street. .5-1
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EOR SALE-One OF the best residences in
South Portland, on high land overlooking
the harbor and city. furnace and nearly every
convenience, including stable, large lot of land,
Sebago water. Party moving out of the State.
+. II. HARTFORD, 81 l-2 Exchange street, City.
301
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nor SALE-New Columbia cut-under trap,
- whipcord trimmed, bought by gentleman
for family to use here this season, changing his
plans, orders it sold at some price, make us a
bid BRADLEY & SMALL, So Preble st.
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TOILET.

IENo LET-Upper tenement of rooms and
4 bath, hot and cold water, gas, good &C.
mented cellar and modern Improvements,
situated No. 95 Gray street. Inquire OF A. C.
LIBBY & CO.. AZ IL Exchange street. 3O1
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FOR SALE-Two fine family carriages One
light two seated, one with pole Apply
HENRY TAYLOR STABLE. PSI
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FOR SALE-Valuable real estate consisting
with L and large barn connected located at
1892 Congress street on line of electries to
Stroudwater. Apply to j. NJ. JORDAN, 491 IL
Congress street. ie2Gtf
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EOR SALE--Matched pair of horses. five and
q six years old own brothers. perfectly
sound Morgan bred; color dark chestnut with
light names and tails. Can be seen at 1874
FOREST AVE, Oakdale, Deering 241
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MAENsPRiNcs.7 5c.

The best American Mainsprings, made by the
Elgin and Waltham companies. Warranted
for one year. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. mar1odtf
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WANTED-By an American, situation to
w nurse an invalid or housekeeper in a
hotcl Apply at SO FRANKLIN ST., City.
ISL
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FOR SALR--At Woodfords practically on the
electric lime, new two-flat house taken in
exchange, modern plumbing; lower fiat heated;
Target lot; bargain for some one only $500
down. MARKS & EARLE co. 2sl
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FOR SALE-A new, modern Up to date two
Il family house. built by til- day. no job
work, built upon honor, y + ans each, baihs
with ilot water. open plumb set wash trays
open ire places, bay windows in the living
natural wood and hard oil finish, separate front
and back. doors, everything separate, very
bright and sunny, large lot land. This would
rent and occupy the other and have an income,
u Sherman, near High street, COLES
WORTHY'S BOOK STORE, 90 Exchange st.
PAL
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WANTED--FEMALE HELP.

Fsrsy wards inherited under this head
ono week for RI cents. oash in nd vance.
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FOR SALE--On Deering Highlands one Of
Il the best locations there; six roomed house;
one block from electrics; $500. MARKS &
EARLE co. 28-1
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WANTED-MALE EELP.

VWANTED-A reliable man to introduce Il
w specially to the confectionery and drug
trade throughout this vicinity and along the
line of the Maine Central Ry. Goods TO be de-
livered by the iobbers. Address Box 413.
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yXT ANTED-In an office, young man as
wv assistant book-keeper. Address,
stating age, experience and salary expected,
p. O. Box 49, 25-1
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WANTED--A thoroughly competent and
w reliable young man wishes position in
Office; years experience. A. d. X, Press
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FOR SALE--Fire place, wood. rock maple,
Il white and yellow birch A. d. MORSE.
% Plum St., City. Telephone 5O-2 2s-1
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SITUATION WANTED-Two Young ladies
- would like to go to the mountains or sea
shore for the summer as companions or to care
Tor children. Address L. g., this office. PSI
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WANTED am now ready to buy all kinds
~ of cast off ladies', gents and children's
clothing. 1 pay more than any purchaser in
me city. Send letters to MIR. or MRS DE
GhOOI, rs Middle st. 28-1
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Forty words inserted under this head
sne week for rs cents. cash In advance.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-30

FOR RENT-House No. 217 Brackett 10
y rooms, bath, steam heat, etc. We have the
largest list of desirable houses for sale and to
Particulars, Real Estate Office First National
Bank Building, FREDERICK S. VAIL.
3O-1
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EOR SALE-The Fairbanks mandolins and
banjos excel. Examine them at
HAYES music store, Ala Congress street.
Instruction books for all instruments.
Pianos to let. A number of 30 cent music
books (damaged) at 20 cents each. Superior
strings tor Instruments je25-4
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WANTED.

WANTED-AGENVs.
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nor RENT-The new, elegant three nat
N block No. 1908 Congress Street; will be
steam heat electric lights, hot and cold water,
set tubs, electric door openers and speaking
tunes, close to Union Station, just the place for
and pantry to each fiat, also piazza to each fiat,
very, pleasantly located, Inquire of PORT
LAND T1NWAltE CO.. 100 Cross st. 242
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WANTED-By an American woman. a posi-
W ton as houseBeeper where the work
would be light and the home pleasant. Address
L. II. B., No. Windham, Me- 2OS
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NOR SALE-2 IL story house No. IS st. Law
renee street. containing IS room and bath;
has furnace heat cemented cellar, Sebag0
water. gas water closets and fitted for two
families. Lot 50xlOo. For further particulars
inquire Of A. c. LIBBY g. CO., AZ IL Exchange
street. "a,
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dersOn ST., 6 rooms, hot and cold water,
bath room, electric bells and speaking tubes.
Call on II. S. DAVIS, 108 Exchange St. 29-1
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FOR SALEM Falmouth, 31-2 miles from
Portland, near Grand Trunk r. Il. bridge
over Presumpscot river. so acres of grass,
about % tons can all be cut by horse power.
j. VIM MERRILL, Falmouth. Me. 2+2
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FOR SALE-For investment house of 16
rooms, 2 bath rooms, newly decorated and
painted inside and out: hot and cold water in
each tenement;is occupied by prompt paying
tenants, yielding 10 per cent net on price;
located close to Lincoln Park. w. H. WAL
ORION & CO., 100 Middle street. PAL
EOR SALE OR LEASE-A lot of land at the
West End, corner Forest and Congress
streets: containing about 1924 feet. Apply to
L. HARLOW. 9l9 Congress street. jan25dtf
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FURNISHED ROOMS at "The Langhamo.
u fine, new apartment house, 11S Winter
street, End house from Pine, one minutes walk
from all electrics; every convenience, pleasant
and roomy. Apply at the house. o. E. BEN
NETT, proprietor. 29-1
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NOR SALE-A very centrally located four
N family house situated within five MIN
ute walk Of the City Hall. consisting of
rooms to each rent, has Sebago water, gas,
separate cellars and water closets for each
family; income $50 per month. Will paw
good interest ON investment. For full par
ticulars inquire OF A. LIBBY 81 CO., AZ l-2
Exchange street. PSI
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TO LET-Cottages on Long Island. all fur
= nlshed, terms very reasonable, also rooms
to let. Inquire E. PONCE, Granite Spring
Hotel, Long Island. Now ready for business.
PSI
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ITO LET--The beautiful suite of offices in Bax-
Il = ter Mem orial Building occupied by DR..
Files. Apply on premises. 29-1
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ITO LET Cottage situated in Spurwink. 5
= miles from Portland, containing rooms
partially furnished, having stove. table, din
ing seats, bedsteads and mattresses; good
spring OF water, and also a good stable, with
same. Price for season S6000 Inquire of A.
9. LIBBY & CO, ~ IL Exchange ST. PSI
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no LET---Lower flat in new house; every
a thing imodern; price $1,000; also middle
fat with speaking tube, electric door opener,
gas, etc. Price $500. MARKS & EARLE
co. os1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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WANTED.

WANTED-To purchase Catboat from Is
w to 20 feet long, in good condition Also
row boat Will sell very cheap. w. P. CARR,
Room 5, 1856 Middle street. 30-1
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TNOR SALE OR TO LET-House No. $50 State
- street. Possession August 1st Apply
to JOHN +. PROCTOR, Centennial Block.
25-1
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NOR SALE-New distorted house, s, rooms
Il and bath. steam heat throughout, not and
cold water in set tubs and lavatorles nard
wood floors and all other first class con-
veniences fine location in Deering; mile out;
close to electrics. w. Fl. WADLRoN g. CO,
$50 Middle street PA
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NOR SALE-3-iat house No. Cleaves street;
& contains 6 rooms and bath on first and
second flat. and rooms on third fiat; has all
the modern improvements. Lot 4oxS4 FOR
further particulars inquire of A. G. LIBBY
CO., ~ 1-2 Exchange street. 24-l
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NOR SALE-Our Made Strong Pants for
Sl.o0, S1.25. $3.50. $500 and $3.50 per pair,
will not rip in seam or buttons come off.
HASKELL & JONES, Monument Square. PA
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FOR SALE.


EOR SALE-In Deering, new double house,
Il wired for electric light. cemented eel
lar, hot and cold water, hot water heater;
each half has seven rooms besides pantry,
bath and halls; convenient to churches,
schools ard electrics Inquire of A. L.
HILL, Woodfords or Portland. ISL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-05-12
WHAT 1T INDICATES.

Nothing interferes with ones plans
and ambition like sickness or poor
health. Have you ever throught that
your kidneys may be the cause of your
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hours; sediment or settling indicates
an unhealthy condition of the kidneys,
When urine stains linen it is evidence
CT kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
to urinate or pain in the back, Is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and
~ oder are out Of order.
1t is q source OF comfort to know that
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is the great
remedy for all kidney and bladder
troubles. 1t relieves pain, stitch or dull
aching in the back, difficult or painful
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You may have sample bottle and
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Mention News-Democra and send your
address to DIR. Kilmer 4 Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y, The proprietors Of this paper
guarantee the genuineness Of this offer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-05-12

SONS, velvet sweet peas, listers, ohrysan-
themums, field flowers and white clover,
mignonette, poppies and morning glories.
These last are unexpectedly popular,
There are violets of every hue and every
quality, some being of velvet. A few flow
ors and leaves are made Of Grape, and very
delicate they are too. Nearly all these and
many more flowers are duplicated as far
as form goes in black Grape and satin for
mourning hats.
The fancy wings and quills and other
ornaments are many Black wings, prob
ably dyed, white wings and oolored ones
are seen; also birds Of species unknown to
any ornithologist in tho world, with traces
of a dozen distinct families In each. Pi-
quets Of jet, steel piquets and paradise
plumes and stiff natural quilts are all
with us, and we have but to take our
choice. The foliage provided TO go with
the flowers of this season is exquisitely
beautiful, and one soes the most perfect of
maidenhair ferns and other delicate and
feathery leaves, while the grasses look al.
most as II breath would blow them away
One curious feature is shown on very
many hats, and that is puffy roll OF
bright oolored gauze or silk null, with a
covering Of tulle, sometimes plain and as
often dotted with chenille spots. This
roll reminds one Of the turban of our
grandmothers' time.
While wings and quills are used on sail
or and on ordinary walking hats, the finer
qualities have ribbon and feathers and
flowers. There was one pattern hat for
nice wear. This was Of purple chip, with
draping Of wide white dotted tulle drawn
around the crown in many folds so that
1t nearly hid the whole crown and brim
save where it curled up on the left side
There was one black ostrich plume laid
around to the right side, and white one
tipped backward at the top of the crown
On the left side there was bunch of deep
red and pale tea roses without foliage.
A new device in trimming Is a chou
made of sbirred and corded silk. The silk
is doubled over and shirrad over thick
cord and then shirred again in the same
manner one inch farther along. The two
edges are then gathered into as close
space as 1t can be done, and the rosette,
or cabbage" as the French term 1t, is
formed. Another style of ribbon orna-
ment has six stiffened loops, three on each
side each one nearly twice as long as the
next below. A close knot fastens the oen-
ter. This kind of bow, being wired,
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holds up any high arrangement OF Howers,
and when flowers are put upon hat 1t Is
generally with lavish hand.
Gloves deserve q special paragraph, as
can now mention not only those on hand
for late spring and summer wear, but
those for autumn. The gauntlet gloves
are shown in both suede and silk and sea
island cotton. There are perhaps millions
of pairs of taffeta gloves In all the bright
colors in vogue this season. They are
generally long enough for four buttons
The gauze cottons are for the most part
in black and white and also tan with
Earrings Of another color on the back.
Parasols develop new possibilities every
day. ] saw one that was most beautiful
The foundation was Of cardinal taffeta,
and 1t was completely covered with alter
uate ruffles of fine black chantilly and
black chiffon, with three very narrow
rows of cardinal ribbon on the edge. The
last ruffle was of the lace, and that gave q
wonderful lightness to the whole Others
are of plaid in very large design.
Some handsome costumes for coaching
or other outdoor functions are shown. One
was gown of black rhadames, the skirt
tucked In seven or eight ridges at the bot
tom over loose ruffle The bodice was In
the form Of small wrap and was tucked
closely. There were half sleeves of the
tucked silk ending in ruffies. In front
there were short tabs ruffied at the end.
The outing dresses are now being made
feature in all the leading stores. The
most Of them are for good, solid use rather
than display, but some persons like better
to carry tennis racket and look pretty
than to play. For such there are many
pretty tennis suits. One of pure white
duck had two rows of white lace insertion
laid over dark blue ribbon around the
skirt. A sailor collar of blue trimmed
with white lace left the front of the blouse
open to show tucked silk vest and stock.
Another of white pique had the skirt plain
but for the crossed raokets and three balls
worked in front. The waist was blouse
form, and there vas a sash Of white silk
with red feather .dtching.
MATE LEROY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-05-12
FASHIONS OF NEW YORK.
Martial Spirit of the Times Re-
flected In Women's Dress.
POSSIBLE MILITARY TOUCHES,

Cavalry Hats, Military Capes and Gauntlet
to Date woman's Costume-The Coming
Popularity of Black silk.
copyright, 1898, by American Press Asso-
Ciation.l
From present adyices 1t appears that the
coming autumn will be marked for the
number Of black silks These will be made
into wraps and cloaks Of all descriptions
as we'll as dresses. Fancy weaves will be
less sought for than the plain silks. OF
these the heavy corded varieties will have
the precedence.
Bengaline though not all silk, will be
one of the chief favorites. Next to that
come the heavy cristallines and silk pop
lins. All silk faille franchise will be ex-
ceodiDgly popular, II we are to judge by
the beautiful samples. Grosgrains of sew
eral grades will be shown, and there is no
silk that wears better or gives more last
ing satisfaction. Satin duohesse is also
among the black silks for autumn, and
handsome beaded and silk passementerie
Is now being made to trim it.
There will be some plain silks In colors
also, but while the light taffetas AMI
printed silks are worn at home the plain
self colored ones will undoubtedly have
the preference. 1t is a natural reaction
from SO much color, and for that reason
black is likely to have season Of great
popularity.
For o!oaking silks the heavy serge, satin
duohesse, ribbed and rhadames are now ap-
parently preferred for it is now that the
cloak manufacturers are beginning on the
fall wraps.
saw one very fine piece of silk. 1t was
black and as thick as velvet and woven in
blocks. 1t was indescribably rich. This
could only be used for a cloak of some
sort.
There are still many taffetas In light
colored grounds, such as turquoise blue,
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General woodford In Washington.

New YORK, May 9.-General Stewart
l.. Woodford, United States minister to
Spain arrived on La Touraine on Sun
day and left for Washington. La
Touraine also had ON board a number
of the attaches of the United States
legation at Madrid. A reception com.
mittee from the Union League club
and U. S. Grant post, 1927, G.. A. r.,
met General Woodford at quarantine
and accompanied him TO this city.
General Woodford declined to say any,
thing for publication.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-05-12
OUR FLEETS
COMPLETE
VICTORY
All the Spanish Warships at Ma
nila Either Destroyed
or Captured.
HIS OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
Not an American Killed Nor Ship
Hardly Damaged.
FORTS AT CAvITE SURRENDER.

Dewey's Says He Can Take
Possession of the city of Manila at Any
Time-The President Cables His Thanks
to Him and His sMen-Appointed Him an
Admirai--The American Fleet stopped
Fighting to Eat Breakfast and Then
Renewed the Battle-The Greatest Vic.
tory In Naval History - Spanish Loss
VIII Reach over 1000 Killed and
wounded-says He VIII Protect For.
eign Residents-The Squadron Is Now
Maintaining a Blockade and Capturing
All Spanish Ships That Are Sighted.