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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-16
this city only about q month, coming b
from the provinces.
LEFT TOWN SUDDENLY.

+ Marshall Merrill q young man Of about
3! years Of age, has left town Suddenly
and the police are looking for him with
warrant charging him with using
threatening language to his mother, and
for being an idle person. Young Merrill
served In the Clsaves Rifles during the
war with spain and has frequently said
since bis return from the war that be
was going to re-enlist In the navy. but
has never done so. 1t 10 alleged that OF
late he has been abusive to his mother,
and learning that the officers were after
him he decided 10 tsks French leave of
the city. Those who know him best bs-
lieve now that he has left the city that
he will enlist In the U. s. navy. as he
has been talking about 10 considerably
Of late.
The work Of grading the Wessbrook,
windham & Naples proposed extension
Of their line In wiudham has been COM
pletGd.
Mr.. ]. p. Maddox, who was mi ured u
few days ago by falling from her chair,
is recovering nicely from her Injuries.
The tuneraI services of Mrs.
Almira r., wife of the late Charles Pur-
rinrton, are to be held this morning nj
10 o'clock from the residence. Brack
eft street. The burial Is to be on tn
family lot at White Rock.
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THE NEW METHOD
THIS NEW TREATMENT
Has Cured Eighty Thousand Persons Of Cata Since
September Ist, 1898.
1T CURES BY INHALATION.


plainly than words the
from Catarrh Asthma
placed
osed with and Even far back
experimental
that during the the number Of
increased
discovery these terrible diseases
did the death for all the gencdes to the profession
could be inhaled the lungs and this Chlorine
The Others carboc acid ammonia and creosote ud must
could
the bronchial tubes and lungs. The disccveryo
THE NEW DRY AIR dERMICIDE
posbe
way reaching the germs, and up to the present day
NO OTHER HAS BEEN FOUND
sufficient destroy the
Bronchitis Colds Group and Consumption and
breathe without
KILL THE GERMS
medicines ofa
physician in church. the and
YOURSELF and moments
of Colds Bronchitis
bottle
your money refunded if fails to
Hyomei S by all druggists, sent by mail
C4U7Y0N-Beaa,e of hos containing Poisonous
Ingredients
complete $Ioo outfit Extra bottles
Hyom ypepsa cents Hyomei Soap, rs cents
THE r. T. BOOTH COMPANY. Ithaca. NY.
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WEDDING RINGS.

Ons hundred Of them 10 select from An
styles, all weights. all prices in 10 II and Is
NJ Gold. Largest and Jeet stock Of rings
IN the city. A thousand Of them MCKINNEY
the Jeweier. Monument square iene1du
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INSPECTED SHAMROCK.
Admiral sampson and Capt. Chadwick
Guests OF STR Thomas.

New York. September 20.-flear AID
miral Sampson and Captain Chadwick Of
the United States ship New York, wcro
tine guests Of cir 1hcmss Upton, on
board the steam yacht krin today. From
her bridge they Witnessed the trial spin
Of the Shamrock. Upon his return TO the
flagship the rear admiral expressed adj
miration OF the Shamrock's appearances
and said that he thought her sails set
well. He made no comparisons between
that yacht and Columbia nor did he ven
ture any opinion about the sailing quail
ties Of the yacht. All the forenoon was
spent by the crew in bending q new
nsin sail and she started from her moor
ing at 2.40 In light air from the north
west
In Gednsy's channel at 8 p. M. she
took a line from her tender, the Law
renee. and was towed clear of the east
end OF the channel, when her great club
topsail was set and she washeaded for
Scotland lightships. Five miles was the
extent OF the Shamrock's sail today and
the trial lasted only 20 minutes, 10 SEQ
onds.
She .splashed good deal in the head
swelis, but no more than the big sloops
would havn done under similar condi-
tiona The wind was fair ly steady at
about twelve miles an hour. These who
watched her closely today say that she
sailed as fast as on any OF her previous
trials. The Shamrock will go out again
tomorrow. weather permitting.
The Shamrock carried besides her
mainssil and club topsail, No iib top
sail, iib and forestsysaii. William Fife,
her designer, Sallmaker Ratzsy and Sec
rotary Young sailed on the yacht today.
Sir Thomas Upton said that he re-
GREETED the sail had not been longer one
but that he was well satisfied with the
result
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PLENTY, OF BASE BALL FOR CHI.
CAGO.

Chicago. September 20 The Chronicle
says: There Is now little doubt that the
Western league Of professional base ball
clubs, the leading minor organization OF
the country will start the season of 1900
with a team in Chicago. 1t Is certain
that Tom LOTUS, who has been a Nomad
for some time, viii bring his Grand
Rapids franchise here and will be the
head and front OF the Chicago Western
league. 1t Is probable, too, tho Western
league Will attempt to strengthen Its cir
cCit by placing team either In Cleveland
or Toronto. 1t is known that several of
the Western league magnates are greatly
in favor of accepting the Natioal leagues
terms and taking the Cleveland territory
out OF Major Bodies hands. II this Is
done there 10 no doubt that Charley
Comiskey. now at the head of the Min
neapolis team. win be placed in charge
Of players In the Forest City. If all these
things are true 1t Is certain there will be
three baseball teams in Chicago at the
start OF the season of 1900. 1t Is no doubt
tins Intention of the National league
magnate TO have matters so fixed that
the Western league team Will be playing
here while the National leaguers are on
foreign grounds. This win occupy the
territory during the entire playing sea.
son and leave no open dates for the new
league.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
AT phila6elphia-Philadelphia 4; Gin
cinnati, ..
At Observation-Disclosures 6; Cleveland,
3
AT New York-New York;; Pittsburg.
/.
At Boston-RAin.
At Neutrality-suspicious. game, Washing
ton, /; Louisville, 4. second game. Wash
ington, 4; Louisville. s.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; st. Louie,
8. Eight innings, darkness.
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RAINBOW LAND.

hom the valley Of morn. where teardrops hung.
ne glittcring bow Of promise sprung;
b near Il was plain to the dullcst sight,
10 distant no hand could reach Il quite,
And over the hills and far away
II stretched where the heights untrodden lay;
But fancy, truer OF eye than truth,
Gould see Rainbow Land from the plains Of
youth.
There was gold uncounted In that fair land.
There were ginning laarels and honors grand;
There was love undying and friendship true
Over the mountains bright and blue.
But rough and hard vas the upward climb
On the trcachcrous slope Of the hills Of Time;
The laureis we saw from the plain below
We missed ere We reached the line Of snow,
And the gold for which we greedily Wrought.
IL we found at ALL it was dearly bought
Few are the eyes that are blessed to hnd
The road to the land where all are blind. -,
Where the happiest one is he who lives
Alone for the Happiness he gives,
And the only poor Is the wretch whose aims
Go begging in van for needy palms;
God set its bounds by his realm above,
For Rainbow Land is the land OF love.
james Jeffrey Roche in Boston Pilot
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NEW MOUNTAINS FOUND.

st. Petersburg. September 20 The
Tussian Abyssinian expedition has dis.
Covered new range of mountains be-
tween $50 and @ North latitude, and
$3.50 longitude. BY permission of the
Gar the mountains have been named
Nicholas II. range.
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PARTICULARS IN ASIA MINOR.

Smyrna. Asia Minor, September e0.--
There was q disastrous earthquake this
morning at Aidin.a town on the Member,
81 miles southeast of here. Hundreds Of
persons W sre killed in the Valley of Mem
derez
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EX-PRESIDENT HARRISON TALK
ING.

Paris, September 90 Before the Anglo
Venezuelan boundary arbitration COM
mission, ex.Presldent Harrison today
continued his argument in behalf of Ven.
ezuela,
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

FOR SALE-By Austin & Shearipan. valuable
property situated 326 Stevens Plains Ave.
Deerlng Dist. house Of 10 rooms, hot ana cold
water, Dath ana open fire pieces, electric lights
an acre and 5-s OF land on line az eIeetsics.
price and terms satisfactory. Another one OF
the pest houses In Deering list, situated No.
"a Pleasant street; a modern house OF IL rooms,
complete IN arrangements and very desirable:
price y right. Let us I TX 1t over with YOU,
AUSTIN & sHEhRMAN, $40 stevens Pains
Avenue. ia-i
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RETURN THAT COAT |!

The person who took oyercoat containing
owners name and address plainly printed ON
card inside one OF the pockets. from the smok-
ing car Grand Trunk train. leaving Portland
Monday a. m. Sept. 18th, win avoid trouble by
returning same AT ONCE. He WAS seen and
can be identihed Send to i2s Winter street.
Portland, Me. septiGd6t
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MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One OF McKenney's Alarm Clocks. e5c to
800. Warranted 10 wake the dead. Mora
lock than all the other dealers combined.
dckENNEY. the Jeweier Monument square
sep2Sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21
A THOUSAND RINGS.

To select from. Diamonds, Opals, Peal.
Rubys and all other precious stones, Engage
stent and Wedding Rings q specially, Largest
mock in tho city. 1ckENNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. marchi9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

Two millions A americans suffer the tor
during pangs OF dyspepsia. No need TO.
burdock blood bittsrs cures. At any
drug store.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

CORNER LOTS FOR SALE-Lot corner
~ Ashland ana Beacon streets; lot corner
Highland and longicll- wv streets LOT corner
brighton ave, and Highland street: lot corner
street. Highland street and lots In south Port.
Land. Apply to GEO. r. EDWARDS, Williams
manufaclurlng Company, 19I 10 2O7 Kennebec
odoos AoftitNu, Me. 11.l
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NOR SALE-GoOd roofing boards and also =
a lot OF 2x6 and 2xs fiaor timbcrs u 10 2I
leet longi from $500 to $1,000 per thousand.
This lumber Is as good as new Also one hood
and brackets, and double front door ali in FIRST
class condition. F. E. BRIGGS, Deering Cen
ter, Me. Isl
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FOR SALE-Il0tel and restaurant. contain
ing 10 rooms. well furnished, doing a good
paying business, has "a regular boaTders be.
OF parties reason Tor selling at n great sacrI-
nee Apply to n. s. GARDINER, IS Exehange
sueos 1871
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WANTED-Everyon who wants a new
w house In Portland or its suburbs to see ~
al once; We have several new houses which we
VIII sell low on easy terms, or will exchange
Tor good collateral; no fair offer refused; this Is
your chance. DALTON & CO.. So Exchange
street june0dtf
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a Might of Terror.

lawful anxiety was felt for the widow
OF the brave General Burnham of Ma.
ohias, Me-, when the doctors said she
could not live till morning." writes Mrs.
S. II. Lincoln, who attended her that
fearful night IAN thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia, but she begged
for DR.. Kings New Discovery, saying Ii
Tad more than once saved her life, and
had cured her of Consumption. After
three small doses she slept easily all
night, and its further use completely
cured her," This marvellous medicine
is guaranteed to cure all Throat Chest
and Lung Diseases. Only co cents and
81. 90. 1rIa' bottles free at H. II. S.
Goods, SIT Congress street. and II. G.
Starr, Cumberland Mills drug store.
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you, II you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy TO take.
Try them. Only 26 cents. Money back
II not cured. Sold by II. p. s. Goold,
577 Congress- street, aud H. q. Star,
Cumberland Mills druggist.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

GUNS, Rifles and ammunition. fishing tackle.
~ baseiall goods, boxing gloves striking
bags: loot balls, hunting boots aud shoes gun
and bicycle oil. new cigar llgh 5. repeating air
fihes. pocket KNIVES and scissors. Prices low.
G. l.. BAILEY. 263 Middle st I6i
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

VI ANTED-I am now ready to buy all kinds
w oil cast on ladies', genus and childrens
the city: Send letters to MIR. or Mrs. De
GR0OT, 16 Middle st. sepl6d1w-u
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WANTED-.An unfurnIshed room for sin.
" gle gentleman, within five minutes walk
OF Monument So. Address A. b., this office,
ISL
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FOR SALE eft with us on sale one liant
Il weight Goddard, green li1ed; ons three
quarter Concord wagon. They are both in
prime condition. newly vanished. Party has
no use for them; make us q bid. BRADLEY s.
SMALL, 90 Preble ST. 15-l
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

ITO LET-A party having modern house
would let a few furnished rooms; sunny:
central 70 BUSINESS professionals Of students
Investigation solicited, references.
Address b. K, Press once. 1911
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

EoR SALE-New house of seven rooms; fin
ished Ia natural wood hard wood floors
ceHented cellar; 1900 feet OF land and locat-
Ell on Washington avenue, Eqst Deering; street
II. WALDRON & CO.. 1870 Middle ST. ISL
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

NoTICE-Goss s Wilson. auctioneers. re-
Silver St DIFF
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WANTED.

WANTED-When in need CT dry kIndlIngs.
w either birch. oak or pine, give me- call.
A. d. NONE. 20 Plum ST., City. Tel sli-3. IS i
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CABINET MAKERS WANTED.

First class men only. neel apply BERLIN
Land. Maine. aug24dImo
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ron SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one weeb for 20 cents, cash Ina sdvance.
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EOk Sal. E-Flrst class residence. Q years Old
built for home OF owner one of the most
geslrabio streets In western part; ~ rooms and
all modem improvements; lot 5Oxq5 ann ali
DAY price $4,000. W. II. WALDRON & q >.
1s0 Middle St elt -
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no LEI-Two very convenient rents IN excel
furnaces aud every modern convenience at No.
81 Lawn So. Apply to GEO. I. EDWARDS al
bee ST., foot OF Green st., Pcrtlind, Ne. i9I
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

10000 COPIES Of pitsoa, Pond White
v,OVV and other publications al crnts
eacn, 25c per Dozen Standard, ClasslcaI and
Popular Music can be fourd IN this lof "a
reveify ftr teachers" also few copies OF 1 a.
music ieit. I. g. HALVES. JR., 4Si Congress
s"ee~ Pill
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ITO LET-Upstairs rent Of six or seven rooms,
- very sunny and pleasant 81 CONGRESS
ST., corner Of Emerson. 1871
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FOR sALE-Bargans in Made Strong'i
trousers we sell for S1.00, 81 %, si.5O 5000
and $500 per pair-best value for the money
sold anywhere II not satisfactory on exami-
nation, money will be refunded by returning to
JONES, Lancaster Building, Monument SQUARE.
15-4T17-4
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FOR SALE-Light Roekaway carryall. one
horse can handle II anywhere; wood bacS
with window, high sash DOORS all sound and
good needs no repairs lust right for fall and
w,nier use: VIII sell low. BRADLEY Is
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berland street. SIS; rent of rooms mp
town $50; rent OF rooms central SIS; COOL
rents near Grand Trunk, and OTHER rents IL all
parts Of city from 50 TO S25. w. +. CARR.
Room ., Oxford Building. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

Il o LET-In western part OF city, detached
house Of rooms and bath; heated through
ern eonvesieBces; rent $3.50. Apply at 81 Pine
81. sepi0u
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash In advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

no I.kT-Roo furnished or unfurnIshed,
=, steam heat, with board. MRS. NJ. NJ.
REED, $50 Spring ST. 1e-i
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no LET-Tenemeut OF rooms, newly painted
a and papered; Sebago ana all privileges on
hrst hoor: very pleasant views; opposite post
tenant. Apply to MRS. b. ROBINSON, ~
Main street, or w. II. WALDRON & Co, 1850
Middle street. I9l
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A few summer boarders wanted In pleasant
N country place. twelve miles u ON Portland,
good table, good beds and good teams. Ad-
dress +. d.. Box l67, So. Windham, Me. 3i-4
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

TO LET-Lower tenement OF rooms, 81 Pearl
81. corner OF Federal ST., $40. Inquire 242
tusnucfiand 81. 1911
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

ITO LET-A peasant front room with aicove
n on floor with bath; also square. rooms
with or without board. MRS. SKILLINGS, 5
Congress Park. 1911
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Forty words inserted under this head
me week for 20 eent,. cash I'm advance.


4 AXE HOUSE. North winaham. Me- Now
~ Open for the season OF 1899. Quiet ioca-
non. supplied with unexcelled mineral water.
food bass and salmon fishing; desirable rooms;
rates reasonable; correspondence solicited. l..
). FREEMAN, proprietor. ie2Sd12ws
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

NolICE-Jamc, Fairsetylcs would IKE 10
on him at 60 FREE ST. 2I-l
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

n EGlsTERED DRUG CLERK-would like
~ position. city Of Portland preferred, can
come well recommended and win work for
salary. Address +. Ii. O., Box
1856. Richmond. Maine. ISL
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DOR RENT-House No. G3 Gay street. Nine
rooms beside balls. bath and store rooms |;
hot and cold water. set tubs. furnace heat !;
with good yard Toom Ali in first class order
Enquire a. "A DEERING ST.. morning, noon or
night. sep5-u
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wANTED-MALE nELp.

WANTED-Two pressmen at Portland
w Tailoring Company, No. 10 Free street.
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MRS. f. r. APPLEBY. ChiropodisT. owing TO
sumo work ill after Oct. ist col
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

WANTED-Situation by a working house
w keeper; Is widow and has child 10
years OF age no objection TO going into the
country; best OF references. Address NJ. 4.
w ArOua fl4laa &C.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21

SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED--At Clover.
- dale Farm. Giead, Me-. situated Ia vicinity
OF White Mountains, on Androscoggin river,
good rooms, excellent table, beautiful sur
rounding, hunting and sporting opportunities,
terms ssn paos ~ Svu a ns,n
BENNETT. ssilead, Maine. 264
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MAlASpRlAGS, 75c.
LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash I'm advance.
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supreme effort, CHASTITY in its intensity.
Advance and speak," he commanded
feebly.
Unwillingly, but surely, impelled by the
unseen force, the newcomer approached
the desk
'cap'n," said he in a husky, strained
voice. Il done it,"
'What, my MANI" inquired the inspec-
tor, who, though still wondering at this
marvellous denouement, had regained his
professional instinct and was again the
alert official
"The Force MURDER" blurted out the
fellow, "and ! come to give myself up.
don't know what's the matter with me
sense yestiddy. warn't a-goin to sur
render, but my God! somethin made me
do it."
He was Immediately surrounded, dis.
armed and manacled, when the hypnotist
staggered from behind the screen. Plac.
ing himself in front of the prisoner he
made a few passes before his face and
then fell senseless to the floor.
With the release of the terrible power
all the brutality of the murderer's nature
asserted itself, and he shouted:
What the devils this? How did I git
yere?" And realizing that he was caught
struggled tiereely to free himself from the
grasp of the officers. Finding it impos-
sible to break from them, he burst into
the most violent oaths and taunts, crying
loudly:
you've got me. amt yer? But yer
didn't ketch me. Yer had to wait for me
to walk in yere like was asleep to clap
the darbies onto me. Yer dogs! Yer
never would a-took me, for there's not
man on the force could handle me.D
Thus shouting and struggling, he was
hurried out and of to prison to await the
doom he SO richly deserved.-Washing
Post.
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away. Now I'm going 20 ma tne lani-
tor. If you get lonesome, ring for
messenger hoy. There the call box"
Marion buried away, and Aunt Sa-
rah hastily closed the door. supple
mentng the spring lock by pushing a
bolt. No sooner had she done this than
she became aware of hig bundle that
had been concealed by the door when
II was open. The bundle was done up
in what seemed TO be sheet, the four
corners being tied together.
AS Aunt Sarah stopped to examine II
she saw card lying on the floor. She
picked up the card and read the name.
"philip Hobart"
80 these are Mr.. IIobart's things"
said Aunt Sarah, and nice way he
has Of sending them around Tied up
in sheet. Well, for goodness sake,
what kind of society has poor Marion
got into, | should like to know? Let's
see what Mir. Hobart has sent"
Aunt Sarah lifted the bundle up OH
to table and untied the knots in the
sheet The contents then revealed
themselves to be considerable por-
ton of II gCntleman's wardrobe.
There We're half dozen shirts. O
dress suit. two pairs of trousers, an
overcoGt and some shoes.
Aunt Sarah contemplated this as.
sortmcnt, and rcd spot appeared in
each of her checks. Any one who
knew Aunt Sarah might have seen
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-11-22
TIE GLASS OF FASHION.

Heavy chenille fringes finish the ends
Of elaborate black neck rufles.
Narrow ties of white grosgrain ribbon
two or three inches wide have pointed
ends with lace insertion ami edging.
Buckles are an important feature of
fall trimmings and dress accessories.
Those of cut steel are especially popular.
The violet shades hold their own.
Rose pink is used for combination.
There will of course be new shades
shown as the season advances.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-11-22

his old clothes ana that her aLut, .od-
rah Adams, from Hatfield, VT, says he
ought to have known better"
The boy rubbed the side of his head
thoughtfully.
LES see IL I've got it straight" he
said and repeated the message with
great care.
You're a bright bly," said Aunt
Sarah, and she gave hin half dollar
lie had no sooner gone than Marion
appeared. With the IlapldityJ and d.
rectness of speech charlottesville of the
New Englunder in earliest Aunt Sarah
related what she had ldoHe. Marion
was against.
"Oh. aunty," she crikd, chow could
your He'll never forgive me, There
must be some explanation. told you
he was eccentric. buff
Eccentric. calf it downright In
sulting. Where are you going?"
"To catch that bly, and bring him
back" answered Marion as She ran
ont Of the room.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-11-22


in here, where have been trying 10
concoct an apology that should fit the
crime"
"Your apology is accepted, Mr.. Wall.
Ing" said Marion. ut comes in good
time. Phil, will you accept mine and
Aunt Sarahs?"
Then handsome Phil Hobart ceased
to look like the villain at all Instead
he rescmblod the hero when he saysI/
the last act that together they WHIT
the world. It was Il pretty scene %l
Aunt Sarah. in memory of hey absurd
mistake, could do no less than give her
blessing.
"And now, good people" said Mr..
Walling, "if you will be kind enough to
step out into the hall viii 20 to my
own place. You see, discovered the
loss OF my dress suit last of all. and
had got ready to put it on when the
discovery of the open door tempted mc
here"
When this maneuver had been sue
cessfully executed, MIR. Hobart sent
over to his house for the few little
things that he had wished Marion to
keep for him. and they proved to he a
half duzen small landscapes very nice
ly done In water colors.