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Omcers of st. PatricL's society.

At regular meeting of 81. Patrick's
Beneficial and Social Society. held at
their rooms, Twenty-slxth and Grace
members were present. and Che follow ng
officers were Installed for the ensuing
vea..
Spiritual Director. Rev Father Mckee
Try; President, John r. Neagle: Vice
ing Secretary Thomas !. Sheehy; Finan-
e'al Secretary. John n. sledd; Treasurer,
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/ lot Mems Heavy
FleeCed Ribbed Shirts,
were 75c., to close at 32C.
each,

q pairs Mems Scotch and Lamb's-Wool
Drawers. sold for 81 to S.75; any for
4ic. pair.
l lot Mems SOC. Merino Underwear Qarge
sizes only for l9c. each.
l lot Mems SOC. Scotch Wool Gloves. to
close out for DC. pair.
] lot Mems 39c. SILK Imperial and Teck
Ties for lie. each.
4S pairs Mems 10 and IL 1-2c. Tan and
Black Half Hose for &c. pair.
! lot Mems 15c. Bicycle Hose, to close
o1ff at grc pqir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
" NTEIl-

A CAPABLE. INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
Man TO sell a Standard Typewriter at a
low price a satisfactory party with
experience as salesman, can make a
good contract. Address. stating terms
ana references, +. 0. Box 4gS. Richmond.
Va. do 3 be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD Tss
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEv.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THH
VENDET.
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ME WILL SELL ON
w Friday. DECEM RI Il 81.

az 1880 A. NJ. for party declining h-,,
ness, n lot Of Groceries. consisting &, !
Shelf Goods; : lot Measures. Fsr,,,.'
and Scoops: pairs Scales. ! i0t ~,
Jars. 1 Showcase Oil-Tanks. 2c.r.r
Mills. Meat Saws, Large Ice-Brr az.
ters. Meat Block. Barrel Rack re-. ,..,
large lot OF Household and K,,s.,
Furniture and Cooking and Hs,H-,
Stoves, Plano, and other article
dos c. II. OLIVER
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TAXES.

Office Collector City Tax a
Room :. First Floor. Ciiy naiL
Richmond. Va. December 2. l,t.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

\ GOOD CHANCE FOR A LIVE. EN-
ergetic man. with small capital to invest.
Address l. O. T., care Dispatch Once.
de site
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Books First,

because Books would take up
three aisleways, if space per-
mitted. Thousands of the pref
test Books at half and quarter
value prices.
Turn some of the leaves, and
you'll be surprised how much
good reading you can buy for a
few pennies, or you may want
to become extravagant and
you'll find the economical
prices for the handsomest vol
umes published for 1900. The
Book Store is yours; look
wherever or as long as you
like.
Children's Linen A. b. c Books beauti,1
fully colored pictures ior . l. - anu
The Coscy-Corner Series. by, same au-
thor as Captain January, Tor lyc,
Young Folks History of our country,
an interesting story, t9 a1,s M Sins ilIps-
trated. for 6Jc.
Robinson Crusoe. Pilgrims Progress. a
Childs Story Of the Bible LIE OIL
Christ. AesOp's Fables, the one-sylla-
bic series. with from so TO 100 Illus
trations. for 39c
The Mother Goose Rhyme Book, new
edition. board back. with Illustrations
children;s Edition of Shakespeare,
Charles Dickens. Royal Children OF
English History, for sl.lS. SlSS, ana
s169
SETS of scoft's Works. 70 volumes. good
paper and typo for $50 set.
Shakespeare complete in II handy vol
umes. for $50 set; some at loc. a
volume.
Shakespeare. complete in one volume,
for G9c. .
Pretty Library Books 75c. ones. 81 ones;
and CSC. ones, inclusive OF every klhd
of literature for &c; others, &c. ana
TO &c. some Of the &c. ones We're meant
as for 1gc bargain counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Irs. Furs! Wherever
You Look,

and it's your Fur time. or you may get
left on the prices they are selling for
All new this seasons best styles.
Black seal Fur Scarfs cost sligo always,
for csc.
s. Brown Marten Scarfs, special, $50.
Baltic Seal Collarettes for Sis instead
Of SS75
A SO Seal Collarette with tab front,
heads and tails. for $3.50.
Brown Narten Collarettes: hundreds
have been sold at s.; these will be
S29S
Children's Real Lamb Sets-Muf and
Scarf-fOr csc.
81 20 Mink Muffe for ~
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TO TAX-PAYEKS.

NAAA'N fhliftAhf iANN N|N
Room :, First Floor. Cty haN
Richmond. Va. December 2. l,t
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEES.
Ihe last half Of City Taxes. real esll's
ana personal for 1899. j. NOW DUE AHD
PAYABLE AZ this Office.
EVERY MALE p years of age. 30
EVERY PERSON keeping house 0r o'-
ing business in the city b. assessed f'.
personal taxes. Those who have MOI n.'
any city taxes during the year VIII r..
call and settle. 80 as 10 avoid 0cns
ed as delinquent. ...,,
GRADING. PAVING PIPE AID
Sh.WER-CONNECTio BILLS are ''
que. and will have % b. declared acN.-
Quent N not paid on or before end 81 If.
FIVE PER CENT. was added o.
tax bills real or personal. not hair pau
on OF before JUNE 3Oth.
FIVE PER CENT. will De added to ..l
half IL not paid on or before pECEA-
Interest at SIX PER CENT. also o.
taches 10 all bills as soon as reported De-
Per,icular attention is called % 10
above. as under an ordinance passed of
The civ Council. thore can be no avoid
ance OF the per cent. penalty after De-
Once open from $50 4. NJ. t0sP NJ.
FRANK w. CUNNINGHAM
do lin Collector ~ City 1aNce
Book ana Job Printing neatly executed
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT.
WE HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE
Houses for rent call OF phone as ani
We will mail you a liet.
r. NJ WORKMAN q co.
deg-ft lob east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Bargain Silks Now.

We sell goods of our own stock and
other merchants stocks that want to sell
them out.
Black Ground Taffetas, with colored
satin brocade stripe. also Polka-Dot
silks, 81 qualities, for zoe. yard.
Surah Silks, in narrow stripe effects. q
inches wide. Toe. value. for 35c. yard.
Black All-Silk Serge, 10 inches wide,
worth 75c.. for SSc. yard.
25c. yard for Corded Taffeta, slightly
damaged-69c. quality.
All-Silk Satin Duchess. . inches wide.
81 quality. for 60c. yard.
Black BrOcade Silks. in new, effective
styles, soc. value. for 25c. yard.
45-inch Evening Nets. new coiorings,
worth 75c., for 81 1-2c. yard.
Black SILK Armure. 20 inches wide, SOC.
quality. for soc. yard.
Colored Swiss Taffetas, best SSc. quail
fnf. Sc Nard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
The Umbrella Race of q
Lifetime Was Glanced
and Won.

One Of the New England umbrellafac-
tories had 5000 Umbrellas over and above
filling orders. We refused thirty days ago
to buy them for more than 40 per cent.
discount from their regular prices. There
was no one open to add that quantity to
their already-bought holiday stock and
the whole lot fell to Cohen's. VIII be
ready on sale this morning
Mems SILK Taffeta 2S-inch Umbrellas,
tight rolling Scotch furz handles.
heavy stcrliIg-silver mOuntings, $3.50
for a $3.50 value. The same, with real
horn handles, silver collar and swedge,
S.9S.
SILK Taffeta 2S-inch Mems Umbrellas,
Congo handles, sterling silver trim
med, Sl.5O-cost $3.50 ordinarily.
Ladies', with Princess brier-wood ham
dies, N19.
Solid Colored Taffeta natural handles,
silk cords and tassels and cases, tight
rolling. $l50
800 Ladies' or Mems Silk Twilled I'm
brellas. with long Dresden and silver
trimmed handles; special, 9Sc.
Ladies' Long Pearl and Solid Silver
Handle Umbrellas, cost SO always
these. $3.50.
Mems Solid-IvOry and Siver-Mounted
Handle Umbrellas for $3.50. that cost
s.; others at 1915, worth so.
Long Gold Handles, for ladies'. with
solid knob or ball. the best grade Taft
fafq SIX ha cfc for
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WANTED.

WRITER'S WANTED TO COPY LET
ters at home Distance no objection. For
particulars enclose a 1-cert reply enve-
s0Pv; 91eressea TO yourself Address G.
NEWTON ROBINSON. JR.. 60l north
Carrollton avenue, Baltimore, Nd.
de SILT
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WANTED.

a YOUNG MAN. WHO Is QUICK AND
correct as Stenographer and Type
writer and who is willing to make him
sell generally useful. Salary, SC per week.
To one who suits. steady emplovment
will be given. Address UMPIRE, Dis
patch Office de- sol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
WANTED.

BRIGHT YOUNG MAN AS PRIVATE
Detective and Collector in Virginia
wages, - per day. Address NATIONAL
COLLECTION AGENCY. " Duane street
New York city deS-ff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

NEARING AND REMOVAL. Ar.
~ IioN SALE OF FURNITURE annIey.
TITS, SHOWCASE. &c, AT sss' ~ 20.
BROAD STREET.-On account u, al
ing our auction wareroom 10 eia 70
Broad street. ~
THIS friday MORNING, DEC ~,
at 1920 o'clock. without Limit or ~.
al OF tho Furniture. 30, In So ~
Broad street-viz.. in part: Oak ('s..ssi
suit. Silk Plush Parlor suit pe6ss'..a' =
springs, Washstands. Couches. 80 go
Chairs. Tables. Invalid Recliuing a. \
BarDer Chairs. Pictures, Miro.
SQUARES. Showcase. lot OF Crr.s.. ~
Hair-Cloth Parlor Suit, Walnut Hst..'
Ehafnel Bedsteads. and other Fufni'-.s
&c. Sale positive and without ro,....N
goods must be sold. Attend II yol i,
bargains IN Furniture. &c. or Ws5.i.i
Stove. Cook Stove. Hotel Proiie-
THE VALENTINE AUCTION ~
u. II. Valentine. Manager ana A..
tiOneer 80
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$1,000
GOLD COIN

given to the boy or girl who
will on the I'D day of DeCem-
Der, 1899, bring to our store
the largest number of
"BYRD ISLAND FLOUR
SACKS" When a barrel
of Flour is purchased we give
is tickets. Each ticket repre-
SentS a bag.
D. 0'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
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New French FIannels
for Shlrt-Walsts. 30 and 4gc.

for Shirt-Waists, 80 and 49c.
Figured Flannellcttes. 3-4c.
Shell-Edged Skirting Flannel, 1-Sc.
New Printed Eidcrdowns for &c:
Best ~ 1-2c. Canton Flannel for 81 ana
6 lac.
Atwood White PIC. Flannel for Is and
16c
FROM 800 TO 4 O'CLOCK
Atwood Red Medcated Flannel for JOG.
yard
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NOrrCE-

NOFlCE.
Richmond. Va, November p. 1899
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF the VIRcfNi1
HOT SPRINGS COMPANY. for The pnr-
pose OF eiecting Directors. and for tbe
transaction of such other business a. NAV
IhaT1iui,y come before the meeting, will be
Pace building. in the city OF Ricbmond
Va, on ~ ESDAI, December ~ iSgs ~
II o'clock NJ. The transfer books viii be
e,ossd on Monday. December I. 1893. an 2
i. NJ. and remain closed until in a.,
Wednesday, December i8. 1899 ~ ~ NJ
no oo,ro,o,. {. +. WEXFORD
-.N'-'" Secretary
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WANTED.

POSITION. A THOROUGH. PRACTI-
cal printer desires TO make change: ex-
perenced in estimating. &c; will accept
country Job; must be steady. Address
UNION" Dispatch Office de ste
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08


BY Virtue OF 70 decd of trust o. no
undersigned trustee bearing date Iltr-
airy 26 1898. and recorded bon the Clerks
Office OF HonricO County Count. lfi-
Book l54 "B." page 900. default filrg
been made I'm the payment Of ror.1l
OF the debt therein secured. and 0g
required so 10 do boy the beneicar 4
VIII sell az public auction. ON the Ir.u-
Uses, on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ~ la4
at 4.iJ o'clock Il NJ. the TRACT Of
LAND described I'm said deei. Jirg in-
mcCiately at TaylOr's Crossue 0l fH9
Richmond. Fredericksburg nut fo'oma'
railroad, I'm Brooklyn Maglatorln U.tret
HcnricO county Va, adjoining tho lNh
Of COrnelia A. Lane. George ". h.'.
and others. and containing ten acres
The improvements are cOmparaNf
new, and consist or "a cOmfOrtsplf a.t
room dwelling and outbuildngs usua T
found on n farm OF its size togctnN
with q detached store, i6Nih ffnf.
containing three rooms. Nice young or.
chard OF apples. cherries and damsons
-Four passenger trains stop daily. ali
the farm fronts on two public road.
This would make most desirable c0lr-
try home for any one wishing 20 engage
I'm business IN Richmond, and on the
same time run the store.
Parties desiring 10 attend the sale can
take tho train leaving the Union Depot
az . O'Clock p. NJ. and Elba station at ii3
j. NJ. and can return % the city 0n l8
train arriving az sos r. VI.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses 0f sale.
any taxes that may be due. and ile SUM
OF $50. with interest from February .
1893: the balance easy and upon tarms boz
be announced at sale.
WALTER sYDNOR
de- Trustee.
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vRUSTEE'S SALE

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND HIst.
NESS PROPERTY tT TAYLORs
CROSSING.
on THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKs.
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
IN HENRICO COUNTY JUST TEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

A YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED IN
the Retail Business; hardware preferred.
Address ~. b. c., care Of Dispatch office.
de s-tNHunZt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

c. II. Oliver. Auctlousor.
No. 20 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ so,
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT r. ths
DAh YEAR ARE TO BE PAN ~
RATA BY THE VENDOR Ann PRO
vENDEE. THs
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BY George W. Mavo. Auctioneer

BY George +. Crawford e co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct0neers.
SUB east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Three Silk Waist Bar
gains.

All-Sllk Taffeta Waists, in the new.
high colors, wave cord front ana
sleeves. fine cluster cord back, good
$3.50 Waist, for 1886; others, straight
cord back and front, a specially good
81 value, for S.9S.
Black All,Silk Taffeta Waists. in all APP
pearances a SOS worth, but we say
90
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The Basement rIust Close
Odd Lots.
HERE APE SOME.
Dinner Set, was SIS, a
few pieces damaged, for
$3.50.

Tea Sets, 4 fruit saucers short. were
500, for 3I.5D each.
2o0 Decorated Fruit Saucers. were &C..
for 1-2c each.
large Decorated Meat Dishes. 81. 80 and
3 ones. 10 close. To-. choice.
3 Decorated Toilet Sets, were $3.50 Tor
Si.25 a set.
IS Decorated Cups and saucers. were
1Oc., for &c.
% Decorated Salad Bowls, were l5c..
for Sc.
81 White Plates, &c. each, were &c.
y Aiter-Dinner Cups and Saucers nice
ly decorated. for &c.
AZ Blsque Figures. were 1oc., for &c.
each.
Vase. was ST. for 1926.
Vase was SO, slightly clipped, for
l Vase was IS. for $3.50.
Cut-Glass Syrup Jugs tops slightly
furnished. for 4Oc. each
II Cut-Glass Sugar Shakers. were n and
15c., tops furnished. lsc each.
Cut-Glass Vases. slightly chipped.
were Sl.50. for 39c. each.
% Dolls. slightly soiled, were $50 and
S175 for soc
% Dolls, were s5c.. for 15c.
Genuine Pastel Pictures, 20N2i I'm oak
frames, for 81 each
Fancy Mirrors, were $50. for soc.
II Medallion Pictures, were &c. for &c.
each. 80 80
Hatracks and Mirrors combined vvoro
$50. for 35c. each.
y Artist Proof Etchings. in Florentine
Cold and White Frames, were 81. To
close. 69c. choice. ~
each. - '' w.
Seamless Granite Sauce-Pots. 4-ouart-
quart size, were 55c.. for pc. each
Is Tin Dish-Pans, We're &c. FOR lac
Wash-Boilers. slightly dented were
81. TO close, 40c each. "eie
II Steel Bread Knives. were 90 ,or
&c. -'''' ioi
is dozen silver-Plated Teaspoons for
&c. each. i"i
2 Brass Lamps. were SIS. 10 close e m
close g. - ~
Onyx Table, was sls. slightly furnished
and onyX cracked. for e. n -
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WANTED.

TWO LADY DETECTIVES TO VISIT
the Shopping District During the Holt
days Good pay for two bright, quick
ladies. Address DETECTIVE, care OF
this office. de
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

Imported Preserved Chinese
Ginger, 4S Jars, each. 25c.
Armour's Choice Mince-Meat.
ID. tin cans. DC.
Finest Home-Made Mince-
Meat, per pound sc.
5000 bushels Large Irish Po-
taioes, per bushel. Csc.
600 boxes Finest California
Peaches, per pound. .....7c.
CUlptPfR CREAMERY BUTTER.
The finest Creamery Butter
in this market comes from our
dairy IN Culpeper county. But
ter is scarce and high, our
price. .I5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
NEARING AND REMOVAL.

by the Valentine Auction Gonna, ,.--'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
WANTED.

a YOUNG MAN FROM l6 TO 20 YEARS
old. as Collector and Assistant Book
keeper. Address YOUNG MAN. care Of
Dispatch Office de SGT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-01
MORRILLS.

Mr.. George W. leighton and family
Forest ayenre. entertained party OF II
relatives and friends at dinner Thanks
giving day ard evening.
REV. MR.. DAVIES RESIGNS.
The annual meeting Of the Free church
took place tuesday evening. The follow
ing officers were elected:
n. 6. Morrill, and james u. jackson,
dsacons; Albert II. Small. treasurer
Harlow SkiIlings. clerk; Horace o. Brlen,
auditor.
A letter was re,sivel from the pastor
Rev. 4. n. Cavies rendering his resig ina
ton and 1t was voted to ask him to re-
consider the matte. and remain another
year.
Maple lodge. Good Templars, at North
Desring celebrated Its Goth anniversary
by banquet for Its members and invited
guests. About C5 were present. DR.. Y.
B. knight was introduced a. toastmaster.
Letters were read from absent msmb ers
Altogether a very delightful evening was
the unanimous verdict Of all present
and the last to asst, maple Lodge may she
live to celebrate many more such ami.
versaries," was drank in purs sparkling
water.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-01
WOODFORDS.

Mira 8. 8. knight, onrner Of LinJolr
street and Forest avsnue is in Boston
whsre she went . few days ago with her
n Herbsrt knight WHO went to the Boz
ton city hospital to have an operation for
appendicitis.
DR.. Paul Thorndlks, assisted BY DR..
Charles knight, q tfother OF young
knight, performed the operation which
1t Is said was very successful The pros
poets for rapid recovery are very bright.
The Deeripg Coal and Wood company
OF Woodfords presented each Of the men
in their employ with turkey Wednesday
for Thanksgiving.
A Thanksgiving praise service WAS held
at O'Clock yesterday morning at the
Woodfords Congregational church.
There was a rumor at Woodfords yes
tsrday that the variety store OF b. X
Campbell had been entered during We'd
nesday night This arose from the fact
that MIR. Campbell left his bicycle ont of
doors at the rear Of the store over night
When he arrived at the store yesterday
morning the bicycle could not be found
II seems that the police ofilosrs hsd
noticed his b!oyols during the night and
placed 1t in Hsrmon's barber shop tc
await the call Of the owner. MT. Camp
bell has not seen the police as yet but
when he does the bicycle will be found 10
good order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-01
! SUBURBAN HAPPENINGS.
Burglars Visit a West
brook Doctor.
Pair Of Doctors Trousers Only
Thing Taken. !.
Rev. Mr.. Davis of Nor
rills Resigns.
No. Beering 0od Templars
Celebrate Anniversary.

Tho members Of vsisntins Hose com.
pany held very successful Thanksgiving
eve Tall, Wednesday evening 1t Odd Tsl-
lows hall, West End. Music for the dance
was furnished by Lsmieux's orchestra
N. NJ Waddell aud Chas. SWEET acted ~
floor managers aud were assisted BY Der-
ter Hamilton. ELI Cook and William
Smith as aids. The boys expect to cleai
about So.
DIR. George N. woodman of South
wlc-:ham was In the city yesterday and
enjoyed the Thanksgiving festivities ut
the home of his father y. u. Woodman
and family.
ME- Ebsn GRAHAM OF Auburn formerly
Q motorman on the Wessbrook division
Of the Portland Railroad company. is
spending the holidays In this city.
BURGLARS ENrER DIR. HoRR'5
HOUSE.
Sometime during Wednesday night
burglars entered the house Of Dr.. j. l..
Horr, corner Of Main and Stroudwater
streets, but so far as the Investigation OF
the premises Is conosrnsd slnoe the dis
covery was made nothing seems to be
missing excepting pair OF the DOCTORS
trousers containing . bunch Of keys, C.
bype dernio syringe and other small arti-
clss In the pockets.
When the doctor awoke In the morning
he discovered the lofs Of the trousers and
soen formed his opinion. He found that
the eide door opening onto Stroudwatsr
street wss unlocked and shat tas burel NJ
had entered and sscs ped from that door.
1t 10 probable that the burglar entered
the eide door during the evening and
secrsted himsslf in the house, and when
the house was CLOSED fer the night beoamc
looked In. The doctor 10 quite philoso.
phical about the loss Of the trousers. As no
10 q man weighing about SOD pounds
1t naturally will require = large man to
I'LL them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-01
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The city obsssved Thankszivins Lay In
it, wonssd manner. and sftsr the old
time family rsunioss. Of which thsrs
we-s many, there was an exodus to the
city. On tiis side Of tss harbor, psshsp'
the bappiess we're tbs soldiers q Forts
Prsbis and Williams, for they enjoyed
tirstslAss diunsrs.
DINNER AT FORT PHKBLE.
Dinner call was rounded and with ex-
pectant faces end with hurried step the
command prooeeded to tas mess hall
whtrs. under the direction tf Bat,sry
Quastsrmastsr Sergeant schoonmaker and
his assistants, mott satssfying menu
was o1ersd-oy st ~. Torkey. with vese-
tables, salaf, pudding and pies. fruit
Ok esss and coffee were served mort suun-
dsntly. Dinner over, not pipsa but cigars
wsrs 1T, for Capt. Bailey saw to 10 that
every man In his command Was permit
ted to aid digestion By a pull at fra
grant Havana. Thanksgiving, 1899. will
re pleasantly rsmem bered By Battery 4,
7th artillery.
There will be meeting this evening OF
tbs stockt o ders Of the South Portland
cooperative store to take action In regard
10 incorp,r ating the company.
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WOUNDED WITH AN AXE.

Boston, Nov. 80. Emma r. Semaine,
u housekeeper, and John Barnard, her
employer, were seriously wounded with
an axe which the police claim was WELD
ed by Charles G. West, the janitor of the
Barnyard block in the Roxbury district,
shortly. after 6 O'Clock this forenoon.
Mr.. Barnard. who is 70 years old. will
probably die.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-01
YARMOUTH.

Rev. q. d. Crane formerly Of Machias.
has entered upon his work ~ pastor at
YsJEoutf. MIR. Crane has many friends
and former parishicners In Portland anu
vicinity from whom he would he pleased
to receive cali at any time. He would
be pleased ALTO to respond at any time to
any call for service that he can render.
He can he II achet at Yarmouth by m Ill !,
lei ,gi aph or telephnne,l.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-01
CASH'S CORNER.

"Wednesday svening the Owl club took
supper was prepared followed by speeches
by the members and invited guests. 1t
was voted the best time Of the season.
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NOTICE

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on two Is cent bot
ties or boxes Of Baxter's Mandrake Bit
tiers, If 1t fails to cure constipation. bill
iousness, sick headache, jaundice, loss of
appetite, sour stomach, dyspepsia liver
complaint, or any of the diseases for
which it is recommended. 1t is highly
recommended as a tonic and blood puri-
fer. Sod liquid in bottles, and tablets
in boxes. Price 25 cents for either. One
package of either guaranteed to give sat
fsfaction or money refunded.
c. II. GUPPY & COZ,
Monument So, Portland, Me.
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Liberal supply.

did you get plenty OF everything at
the summer resortT
"well, they didn't give u enough to
eat, but we all got malaria. "-Chicago
Record.