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frematcd Their Eaby.

Huntington, ". Va, Nov 2s-Ja'iies
HoIstein and Martha Elkins were lnGlet-
ed at Hamlin. Lincoln County. on TIE
charge of murder. Holstsin and the En-
kins woman were lovers, and 1t is ailes5
that recently. when the woman gave tirt
to a child. Holstein took the child when
alive and laid It on the fire and cTemated
it. The woman has confessed, but Hoi-
stein claims the child was dead when ne
mt in the fire
The evening times., 1898-11-28
GENERAL LAWTON RETURNS
TO WASHINGTON
Registers His Name at the War De-
partment, and Is Uncertain
aS tn His Departure.

Major Gen. II. w. Lawton has returned
to Washington and this forenoon he call
ed at the War Department and register
ed. Under the heading on the register
book Probable date of departure he
wrote the word unknown" 1t is known,
however, that Gen. Lawton does not
want to return to Santiago and is using
his best efforts to secure an assignment
in the United States. He is stopping at
No 1904 X Street northwest
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Struck by the Fast Mail.

Hagerstown, Md, Nov. S.-Wiiliam
Gouker, was seriously injured Saturday
while attempting to cross the track of the
Western Maryland Railroad on horse
back. He was struck by the west-bound
fast mail, and. with the horse, was
Knocked and dragged about thirty feet
The horse was instantly killed
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Probably Fatal Accident.

Winchester. Va, Nov. 2S.-Joel P. Dun
lap met with an accident that will doubt
less result in his death. Mr.. Dunlap had
gone hunting and had discharged one of
the barrels of his gun. While in the act
of reloading the other barrel was dis
charged. the contents entering his abdo-
men.
The evening times., 1898-11-28
MRS. JAMES G. BLAINE
VISITS Mr.. M'KINLEY
4 Report That She Appeals for the
Retention of Her Son i'm
the Army

Ms James 6. Blaine and Mrs. BeaIe.
her daughter, met the President by APP
pointment this morning Ii was reported
that their visit was To intercede in be
half Of Capt. James c. Blaine, ir. who
has been slated for muster out the latter
part Of December
The evening times., 1898-11-28
R;ch,rd scott Convicted.

La Plata, Md. Nov. 2S.-Saturday jury
brought in a verdict of manslaughter
against Richard Scott, and recommended
him to the mercy of the court. Scott was
indicted for killing Thomas P. MCGEE in
Philip Haislops store, Riverside, Charles
County, last December In May Scott
was tried, and the jury failed to agree.
The evening times., 1898-11-28
$3.50 and s. dress patterns, a.H.

A lot of hundred Sample"
dress patterns, which came with
the Seiz stock. Consists of all
wool, cashmere finished serges. in
ali coiors and b.ack-and all-wool.
two-t0ned. basket-weave cheviots-
all-wooi. i0-inch check novelties.
and ail-wOol, black ladies' suit
ings, which SelZ Bros whole
sailed at $25o and 500 SI 10
we offer for ............p pl, j
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SeIz Brothers dom estics.

An immense quantity of 2N-inch
heavy fesced outing fannels. in
neat stripes. pLaids. checks anu
dashes-in medium and light ground
effects-for childrcn's dresses aul
ladies tea gowns, dressing sac9nes
and wrappers and underskirts-
which SelZ Bros. whOlesaied L7o
at Sc ydsswe-oaer fosF.V 4SJ
81 pieces of Carnival rTepes. n
such pretty shades as light blue.
pink, cerise. Nile. white. cardinal
cream and lemon. usei mostly .or
decorative purposes and fancy
work. which SeiZ Bros. whole ESo
sailed at Sc a yd., We ofce- At. J4U
100 pieces of heavr G'eeccd white
shaker flannel. both sides ali,S,.--
which Selz Bros who!esIlad 17o
at l-2c yd., we offer At. uSu
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sELF-DESTRUcTIoN
OF A LoVELORN YOUTH
Dared by His Sweetheart TO shoot
himself. He Carries Out a Thrent
Dc

Evansville Ind. Nov. 2S.-Will Raines.
heart. Mamie Doench. Saturday night.
because she refused to accompany him
home from a dance. The young man
threatened to kill himself. and the girl
jokingly said: Il dare YOU to-.
Raines shot himself in the abdomen
early yesterday morning. He cannot live.
The girl is prostrated and il is feared she
will lose her mind.
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Honorable Discharges From Navy.

Honorable discharges have been granted
the following naval officers: Lieut. G. F.
Winslow; Lieuts. Junior Grade T. c. B.
Howard and A 3. LothTop, jr.; Assistant
Engineer A. f. Williams. and Ensign G.
r. Lauriat. The resignation of Assistant
Surgeon W. S. Thomas, of the navy has
been accepted to take effect December l.
The evening times., 1898-11-28

40-inch imported black Sicilian
cloth. extra high, lustrous finish
excellent black. which Selz Bros.
wholesaied at c. l-2c "A yard J0n
we offer for OJG
The evening times., 1898-11-28
Seiz's dress goods.

4e-inch Surah serge plaid dress
goods, in beautiful patterns and
rich effects, which Seiz Bros whole
sailed at II 1-2c q yard, we 1Oo
offer for only ............ZJ ZJU
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In MEMORIAM.

MOBILIZE memory Of our daughter and sister,
HENRIETTA PTNCkNEY NOBLE, who died three
years ago to-day
Though lost TO sight.
To memory dear.
By HER PARENTS, BROTHERS, AND SISTERS.
Item
The evening times., 1898-11-28

DR.. Henry's Cough Syrup cures
coughs and all bronchial affections
which this weather is producing.
At all druggists, I5c.
The evening times., 1898-11-28
Mortuary Report From Ponce.
saIIie Carter Acquitted.

Sallie Carter colOrsd who was charged
with false pretenses. WAS acquitted of the
charge today in Criminal Court No. p
Justice Brady presiding
The evening times., 1898-11-28

All-silk, lustrous black, china
silk, best Lyons dye, which Seiz
Bros. wholesaled at - 1-2c tc,
a yard, will be offered at....t JG
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CnenoWeth institute.
STEllMAN SCHOOL
Shorthand and Type
writing,

s1f Street Northwest
Day and Night SsssionA Terms MOderlte
oc1-Smo
The evening times., 1898-11-28

Black brocaded satin Duchesse,
aE-silk qua!ity-eVery yard guaran-
teed for wear and d-duEahiut which
Seiz Bros. sold at Il dollar a
yard, We offer --Dforasse-ec,
only .................... UUG
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EDUCATIONAL.

PTTMAN SYSTEM OF STESOGRAPHY thoroughly
taught for 50 month. 9lj II ST. NV.
nOzS-deI
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IICOIIl , OlCdtCI >JtUICo'
I'd week Of Q, the
selling 0. .
Selz'S.stOCk.
Today's selling has been #
RIOTS. Bigger and better ba
gains are to be had than we
offered last week.
Sc brocade silks, 80 cents.

A big lot of fine silks. comprising
aii-silk brocaGed satin damasse, in
such desirable shades as light blue,
cream. pink. corn, lavender. cerise,
white, cardinal, etc.-beautlful, soft,
lustrous quality-in the richest de-
signs of the season-which sSeiZ
Bros. sold at wholesale for 80 1-2c
yard, for sec a yard. These silks
will make handsome evening cos
tunes or waists, and will serve ad-
mirably as dress garni uIreS
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-10-01
A Queen Dead.

Copenhagen, Sept. 29.-The
queen of Denmark, mother Of the
Princess Of Wales, died here at 4
o'clock this morning.
This disposes of the sensational
story that the princess had used
the illness Of her mother as a pre-
text for coming here TO getaway
from the prince, with whom she
was alleged to have had serious
difference.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-10-01
Troops to Cuba.

Washington, ID. c., Sept. %
The secretary Of war to-day pro
mulgated an order for the lmmn-
diata embarkation of thc first di
vision of 5000 men for Cuba to
land at Manazallo and receive
orders from General Wade IN
Havana.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-10-01
TNE SOLDIERS GOING HOME.
LARGE NUMBERS LEFT THIS
MORNING ON 4 SHORT
FTRIOUGH.
Relay ot Payma>tcr IncOnycn-
fences the Soldiers. Date of
His Arrival Not Known. Guns
Of Nj the Companies Turned
i'll This Morning.


There have been no additional
orders received from tn. war de-
,..~.r,e..t s,,co ro.,,rI,
...-..;..,.,,. .....-,
. '''''' We "' 'A"'" ""''""N
'''' ''@'""''iiuc" IN accordanc"
"''il ~" order Hi Assistant Ad-
Iu,aa' ,Iohnstn! and cgugppuent
=. .,,i,.,, oy..,-., e., .,.,,;,,.;.
, ,. .t.
-...'.s- nave
-.''. ..' d. d. s''.. ,"" ..'' only
"H'Hl' fh2 S0'u1Crs now nave are
'..iN kraNaHnk. car'ceg. blanket.
80. These viii be given in on
."' day O.. the iina' discharge.
All moI"!hE the soldiers have
been ioaTr'" for short visits to
'''' : ''.''''.'' i-"'i 'li' nun
drrd have gone and more would
low but til" delay Of the pay.
tStcr necess'tAtes the remain
w Of some here
Just when th" paymaster will
COMETS not known. On voster
day the department of the Gulf
was wlreo, asking that Mai.
Clark be sent but no reply has
been received. This leaves the
soldiers IN predlcament. Many
want I" take the 30 days fur
io"Gh' but drs'r" TO receive the
pay '"T September before going.
II thev leave now no money can
be drawn until the discharges are
issued the latter part Of next
m"hlh. nr = Hu"h conditions
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-10-01
The Malay Republic.

Manila, Sept. 29.-AgupnalGo,
the insurgeant leader, wiN for
ma}ly launch his new rcbo, re-
public tomorrow. No trouble ie
expected to result.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

ask for the election OF Mr. Brevafd
Nixon as principal clerk Of the House.
Mr.. Nixon is not only one Of the solid
men of the party, but he is one of the
leading young lawyers Of this city and
section. He would reflect credit on
Mecklenburg in any Office or capacity.
and as he desires this Office, his friends
will leave no stone unturned 10 his get
ting it, No county in the State did more
glorious work in the campaign just over
than old Mecklenburg. Her renresen-
tatives feel that they have a right to ex-
nect due recognition. They are confident
that Mr.. Nixon will be elected Char
lntfr Observer
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BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims To stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results III loss be appetite, poisons "a
tho blood, hncisaehe, nervousness, head
ache and tired, listless, rundown feeling.
But there's no need to feel like that
Listen to j. w. Gardner. Idayillc, Ind.
He saws. aElectrict Bittem are just
The thing for i nun when he is all run
down. and don't care whether he lives
or dies. II aid more 10 give me new
strength and good appetite than any.
Thing I could take. | can now eat any
thing mud hnYe new lease on life.
Only 80 cents at all Drug Stores
gyery bottle guaranteed,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

Daily except Monday. tDaily except Sunday.
Trains on the Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weldon S. 2 IN, Halifax 80 p m, ar
rives Scotland Neck 5 20 p III, C3reenville 0 ST D
m, Kinston 3 IS p III, Returning leaves kim
ston 50 q m, Greenvitle 81 4 M, arriving as
Halifax n Is a M, Weldon II 81 IN, daily exc
cent Sunday
Trains on the Washington Branch leaves
Washington 20 m and 9 80 p m. arrives Par
mele 10 IN and 90 IN, returning leaves
Parmeie SIS q IN gad 50 p IA, arrive Washing
ton III % and 20 p m, daily except sunday
Train leaves Tarh0ro, N &, daily except SCn-
day, 5 20 p N, Sunday as p IA, arrives Plymouth
daily except SUNDAY, I 90 a mi, . 90 IA Retnrn-
ing leaves Plymouth daily except sunday, SO
q m, aud sunday ? 90 N, arrives TarbOrO
10 Of m, III 90 a IN
Train on Midland, N G. Branch leaves Colds
horO, daily except sunday, 10 M, arriving
Smithheld SO q IN, returning leaves Slnithheld
3 90 a m, arrives at G2oldsh0rO ~ rs am
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Rocky
Mount at 80 p IN, arrives Nashville as 2 M,
Spring Hope SO p m, returning leaves Spring
Hope 90 m. Nashville s IS q m, arrives at
Rocky Mount 9o6 a m, daily except Sunday
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw FOR
Clinton daily except Sunday. at II - M and
rs p m, returning leaves Clinton at % M
aud 90 pm
Train No "a makes close connection at Wei.
don for an points North daily, al rain via Rich~
H. NJ. IMMERSION, Gen Pass Agent.
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STATE NEWS.

The plans Of Architect Milbnrn, Of
Charlotte, for the Confederate Veterans
Auditorium 1T Charleston, have been ae-
eepted.
The death Of W. N. N. Hunter occur.
red yesterday at his home iii kiuston,
death being due % dropsy Of the kidneys.
Mr.. Hunter was SO years old and he
had held many offices Ia Lenoir county.
y Newborn .InurnnI
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WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

N ytNtNAAfN* +NA8fAt z @N+sAF - =
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Dr. Kings New
Lie Pills Every pill Is a sugar-coated
globule Of health, that changes weak
ness into strength, listlessness into en-
ergy, brain-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up the
health Only 70 cents per box. Sold by
all Druggists
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THE RALEIGH JUBILEE.

CAS- the Yellow Kid Saw IT'D
Say, Fellers. 'twus great I'M
Dat Jubilee perade-
'Twus better nor picnic
Or circus lemminade.
We gamins had ''hot time"
As shore as YOU are born.
A-ponpin 'went-out" crackers
An tootin tin horn.
Deere want single niger
Fer us ter gny er fight,
We took it cut in tootin'
An yelled wild all our might.
'Twus one time we want hustled
Ner told ter git along;
But had or invertation
Ter jine der victor's song.
You bet we made some music
An swelled dat mighty roar,
De wife men has dc yict'ry!
Oh, Ohio amt yer sorel
De Dimmierats has licked yer
Here is ter dem fer aye,
Dere aint no flies ON Aycock,
Hurray Murray! Murray.
John Stronach wus a leadin'
My. Didn't he look gran;
Jes ridin' high and mighty,
\ leadin' of our ban.
An want de music purity,
Jes simply out o sight!
A passin big tar barrels
Wich WIZ a blaze o light!
An den der Busbee brothers,
Wild lanterns swingin high,
A ridin' on tandem
Dat looked like it end fly.
'Twus more'n a million horses
An more'n million men,
Wild stacks an stacks o. torches
A passin' by jes den.
Ole man Joe Blake wuz ridin'
A frisky little mule.
A 'possum an a later
Wuz hangin' dry and cool.
.Hurrah fer Blake. surveyor"
A ole time Dimmicrat,
A white man to de backbone
Civ us yer han on dat.
Say par,is. yer should o heard us
a yeilin' fer white rule
When passin by, de Menshun.
Where lives our buclSin' mule
His nibs WIZ out a-callin
You bet he bad ma;ic tracks
An said to Decayed Ralus.
Lets Steptoe Halifax.
Oh, where wuz Loge and Hamhons
Dan Young an joe dat night.
4 spoonin' wild dose niggers
Who helped 'em lose dc hight. !
q. Tom wuz home teachin'
His bnll purp how fer steal
Into somebody's backyard
And git hisself a meal.
De speakin; it wuz bully,
Wat Of il could bc heard.
Wild SO much fuss and irin'
'Twuz hard ter eeteh 4 word.
Ioseplms Daniels run it.
So course 'twuz jest dc stnff.
De Radicals WIZ roasted
Jess zaekly brown ernuI,
| can't begin to tell all
De things dey sed an did.
But II / had been i Rep Pop.
I'd shore gone Of and hid;
Er jinned wild niger Manly
An bottled why up North,
Ter some place where white niggers
Wild black and tan hold forth.
De whites is boss down South, pard
An dey viii stay on top,
SO If de niggers sass en-
Why somethin' b0un' to drop.
We won't hey our white ladies
A-gittin' out de road
A-mabini room fer niggers
Wois led by dat ole toad.
No, sir! We're boun' to take hol,
or dat black woody ban
Wots tryin' fer git dc upper
OF our ole Southern Ian
So no fer Caroliny!
Murray! Murray! Murray!
May she go Dimmieratic
On ey'ry lection day!
M. w. J
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

hlindfolded person and the result will
satisfy the people, for such men us
Locke Craig, Bob Glenn, Charlie Ay-
cock, Frank Winston, Judge Connor
and others there would be no mistake
made. Although we are not authorized
by Mr.. Winston and would rest back in
our chair of content aud say well done
20 any one chosen, we believe it would
be just compliment TO our townsman.
He has wide legislative experience and
would WELD the gavel OF Speaker with
as much dignity and grace ability and
dispatch as any one TO he found among
this noble set. Windsor Ledger.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

Mr. A. G. Mcintosh lead the Demo
cratic ticket Iii Alexander county. The
next highest majority VAS for A. Il.
Watts, clerk Of the court.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

The c0iored people Of Elizabeth City.
are showing the right spirit. Their feel
ing was voiced BIZ IN influential colored
nian the other day who said: THE
Democratic party il going 10 be iii pow
er. and IL becomes all negroes to accept
the situation. and 90 quietly 20 work
aud try to live III peace with their white
neighbors. 1t il the right thing to do, e
Elizabeth City Carolinian.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

fe Gods what contrast TIE LeglsIa.
tuFe Of III will be 10 the one of
~. The one 70 convene viii be the
ahiesf that will have ZONE down III our
States history, while the one 0f
~ n the fn0st pasillanim0ua, ig-
nerant and corrupt AID considering
the ability and capacity fer leadership
among this band IT the States besf
there h 10 liftle conjecture III 10 Who
viii be the next Speaker. They m0y
be put III dark room and chosen by il
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

The Democratic members Of the House
viii play wise part by selecting ex.
Judge H. g. Connor, Of Wilson, for the
SpeakersIip. Ills executive ability can
not be questioned, besides he h wei
yersed ID the law, and d man Of bril-
liant intellect. Ne see his name promi
neatly mentioned Wilmington Dispatch
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

Hon. Locke Craig would make a
splendid officer. as Speaker OF the House.
His GOODNESS in debate, his ready COM
mand Of language. and inlperturbahle
good humor eminently qualify him for
tho position. We hope he viii receive
unanimous support from the West
Mcdowell Democrat.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

Nothing but a lo-
aiss rem ed y or
change Of G i'm aEe
v ills.cllre II.
Gel q we'll known
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

By the way, what has become D
Home Rnle' and the Defender. w
would ike to procure d few copies 3
fhosc deieefahie sheets 10 put III TIL,
coffin Of Fusion and Negro Rule.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

svssi the Iesrislaturc pass lie Austria
Ian baiiot law on call CONSTITUTIONAL
conventiong 4 Populist STATE officer
told me yesterday he and his people
would gladly vote for such conyentie D
and settle AZ once and for an the race.
issue ID North Carolina.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

The Croatans did their duty last week
Some who professed Democracy We're
traitors on election day, bat the ma
5ority Of them were true to their pro-
fessinns and promises, voting the
straight Democratic ticket Among
them, too, were found as earnest Demo
cratic workers rs could be wished for.
They will not be forgotten. Lumberton
Rgbesonian.
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Ar P0rtsmOnLh 5 A L z0em 0lUpn
Ar Norfolk " Sam P55pm
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-18

ish taste, by the addition of a little
anise or caraway seed or Of anise seed
and chicory. These cafes under the
Spanish regime were favorite haunts
OF the soldiers, n already the Ameri-
can troops have followed the example
or their predecessors. The first evil
dence OF our armies is to be found in
these pleasant little resting places,
where a group of officers and soldiers
VIII SIT ana sip several small cups of
coffee and smoke strong cigarettes or
tronger cigars of Ponce and San
Juan.
As the road winds up into the noun
tain country the signs Of cultivation
grow few and far between. and the
scenery becomes wilder. grander and
more tropical in its loveliness. Toward
Aibonita it forms a pass where a
handful Of men could Withstand an
army. General Wilson, when he first
looked upon the pass, said This is a
Thcrmopylae!"
MARGHERITA ARLINA HAMM.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-18
Are short of Hons.

A London newspaper says: The first
pocket of hops has arrived in the Dor
ough and, according to the recipients,
a large firm well known i'm the trade,
Sir Reginald Guinness optimistic ref
erences to the hop harvest are totally
mistaken, the prospect being gloomy
for brewers and beer drinkers-teeto-
talers 10 not count with this firm.
The rock ahead is the greatest scarcity
of hops ever known. Last year this
country raised Az, 900 hundredweight:
his year it is expected to produce $780,
600 hundredweight. Our brewers. yeast
makers and manufacturers of teetotal
beverages use about 500, 900 hundred
weight a year: they will therefore have
to look TO the foreigners for $50, 900
hundredweight. But the foreigner has
never sent us more han $780, 600 hun
dredweight and. owing to blight in
northern France, Belgium, Holland and
north Germany, is not likely to repeat
the record this year. Perhaps $1,000
hundredweight of ID hops may be
raked up, but the deficiency will still
be very great.
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Lovely Women Smoke Big Cigars on the Way to Church
and Light Others When They Come Out-Her
Costumes of Rainbow Shades.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Coamo. Porto Rico, Sept. 1.-THE
roads of Porto Rico. when examined
critically, speak e~loquently not alone
for the beautiful island, but also Of the
long and checkered rule of Spain. Near
the older cities the roadbed is or,eA
made of blocks of stone similar to thos.
employed by the Romans when all
t~horoughfares led to the Eternal city,
or with smaller pieces of stone chip
ped into long flakes and set up on edge
I'm h style adopted by the Saracens
when they were the masters of the
Celt-Iberian peninsular. Medieval times
are suggested by that c~ruelest Of all
paving material, cobble stone. English
and American inventive genius are
seen in long stretches of macadam.
while Incidence and official corruption
are noticeable in dirt roadbeds which
are impossible with dust in the dry,
and mud in the wet season. Here and
there the roads are new and models
OF excellence, n again they are old.
~unrepafred and a series Of pitfalls for
maj and beast. Some day the land
Will be a paradise for the wheelman
and the trotting horse. AT present il
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-18
MEDICAL DIRECTOR.

drug asss%~ ssR a sE seRnnP PFFT s %sI @Hs inn gs%1ES carton Mth%tg glass snoTs for sale sSms
caAEr,N 0-O spTos street, Sw Yh @a &aS Carton GST N2s Win s%@ i've emu "A
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ed with lace and fringed around the
edge with red and yellow fringe a foot
deep. This fringe Is useful as well as
ornamental. 1t Increases the shade n
by its movement in the wind frightens
away the flies and other insects with
which the paths abound. Each rider
carries her fan. a simple affair made
of beautiful native wood decorated
with gold and covered with paper gor-
geously printed or painted in prismat-
ic Colors.
ON Sunday zach woman wears a huge
rosary, sometimes so large as to be un-
comfortable. / saw several that were
so unwieldy that they went over the
shoulders and formed a huge line, larg-
er indeed than a string OF sleigh bells.
These are ornamental rosaries and are
not used for prayer. The praying ro-
sary is as small and dainty as those
used by fashionable women in our own
Roman Catholic churches. Besides the
ran and the rosary every woman was
provided with a neat and often hand
somely bound ray book and "A huge
lighted cigar or cigarette. This is in
deed the land for women who love the
weed. A few smoke cigarettes and
pipes, blu the majority like partagas.
perfectos, Napoleons and other rolls of
the weed larger thar those usually