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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-10-05

The full backs are gathered and
joined to the lower edge of shapely
yoke that fits smoothly and is joined
to the fronts in shoulder and under
arm seams. A rolling collar is pro-
vided for the neck. but this may be
omitted in favor OF collar band, to
which the regulation standing collar
may be attached by studs. Patch
pockets are stitched on the fronts.
The sleeves are in regulation shirt
style, shaped with single seams, and
having slashed openings at the back,
which are finished by under and over
laps. Straight cuffs complete the
wrists, and the edges are completed
with machine stitching in the usual
manner.
Gingham, outing flannel, serge, cot
ton cheviot, cambric, percale and
corded wash silk all make satisfactory
outing shirts by the mode.
To make this shirt for boy of four
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-10-05
One OF Scott's Heroines.

"Jeanie Deans" the heroine ol
Scott's novel, "The Heart of Mid.
lothian" was nreal life named Helen
Walker. The incidents related in re.
gard to the trial and conviction of her
sister were true in every detail, and
it was only by the efforts of Helen
Walker in circulating petition for
her sisters pardon that the latter's
life was saved. Sir Walter Scott
erected a tombstone to Helen Walker 8
memory in the churchyard of IRON
gray, with an inscription expressing
his appreciation of her virtues. =
Ladies' Home Journal.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-10-05
Stylish and serviceab,e Gown.

Black polka dots on mauve ground
was shown IN the fine French flannel
which formed the model for the SER
viceable and stylish gown illustrated
in the large engraving. The feather
stitching is of black embroidery silk
and frilling of inch-wide mauve satin
ribbon edges the turn down collar and
openings Of sleeves.
Much comfort is derived from the
possession of such garment either for
travelling or hone wear. 1t may be
used as a anightgownior sbath robe and
made in light weight or warm woolen
material, its utility being only sur
passed by its simplicity. A girdle of
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-10-05

not exaggeratedly so; and, oddly
enough, all those that are intended
for stout women are made with a
small hustle, to be worn about two
inches below the waist directly in the
middle of the back. The reason for
this is, that any skirt that fits perfect
ly fiat in the back emphasizes the
width across the hips, whereas the
small hustle that is round in shape,
and attached to the ends on either
side in the middle of the back by q
belt, gives another line that breaks
the look of width, and also makes the
skirt hang much better. This hustle
should be of hair, and should not
measure over six inches in width and
three in length. All the tailors put it
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-10-05

New YORK CITY (SpeciaD. The
new skirts do not show any great diff
ference as yet from those of last sea-
son. They are all close fitting, but
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-10-05
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Designs For Costumes That Have Be-
come Popular in the Metropolis.

ribbon or cordeliere may be worn
around the waist.
The one scanned shirt waist sleeves
are gathered top and bottom in mod
crate fulness opened at the back, and
joined to square cuff of fashionable
depth, the closing being made with
studs or buttons, as preferred. The
sleeve may be made without opening
and the band or cuff joined around if
cut large enough to slip the hand
through.
Merino, cashmere, drap-d'ete,
camel's hair, challie, and all soft WOOL
en- fabrics. fannelette, outing, domes-
tic and French flannel.
To make this wrapper for lady of
medium size will require six and one
half yards of material thirty six in ches
wide.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-10-05
Wells Are Not Popular.

Notwithstanding all that has been
written and said about wells, it re-
mains a fact that they are not popular.
1t is the exception and not the rule to
see wells worn by society folk now.
This is a direct result of the present
style of hat, which, with its curious
curves, does not allow of satisfac-
tory adjustment of the veil. On a
tulle toque, or of one made of soft
chiffon, it is quite impossible to
arrange a veil so that it will not fat.
ten this material.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-10-05

For headache (whether sick or t-Srvousl, -ooA
ache, neuralgia, rheumatism, lumpago, pains ant
weakness in the back, spine or kidneys, pains
md pains of all kinds, the application of Railways
Ready Relief will afford immediate ease. nd ito
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-10-05
Boys Outing Shirt.

Plaid madras is chosen for this tidy
and comfortable shirt, the blue silk
bow-tie matching tone of the color
ing in the goods. The shirt is simply
construed with smooth fitting fronts
that close in centre through box
plait.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
THE GREATEST ALMANAC.
A Wonderful Collection Of Facts Issued by
1.-THE Philadelphia Press"

To those familiar with the Almanac issued
by The Philadelphia Press, - Pennsylvania
Greatest Newspaper. the announcement that
the 1899 edition 10 on sale is quite sufficient
TO Induce purchase. Those who have ex-
amined the contents Of the two previous vol
umes Issued by that paper know that there
10 not to be found In the United Statea-and
mot there, nowhere In the world-an al.
msnsc which surpasses The Press" for
accuracy, comprehensiveness variety and
attractiveness II Is a volume Of ovei 500
pages, .reDlete with tho information that
every citizen interested In the past, the pres
snt or the future OF the country In which he
lives needs constantly. What The Phila
delphia Press" does for the news OF the
world daily It's Almanac does for the events
Of the year. There IL not one department OF
human activity which Is not touched on
The farmer and the merchant, the clerk and
the professional man may each find In IL
something to interest and to instruct. It
Answefes the many questions concerning the
Government OF the United States and OF for
elgh nations, is valuable resume Of the war
with Spain, abounds with statistics from
commercial and industial pursuits, tells the
story OF the part played by the Keystone boys
In ths late war-and is, In fact, complete
cyclopsedia OF the worlds activities during |
1898. and must be indispensable to every
linking American citizen. The Almanac |
nay be had from nevsdealsrs or by sending
o cents to Tho Press, Philadelphia.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
Official WAR BOOK

by CONGRESSMAN James Rankin Young. AL
about WARMTH Spain, the Navy. all offences
Bsttls Slips. etc. Portraits snd biographies
sof Dewey and all prominent officers Nearly
COZ pxg,s Mss,iyv Volume MAryelously
ohrsp. Best authorship. Only authentic,
officisl book. Experience not necessary. Ans
body, can sch It, 'l.sdhs ~ Successful N
,eeutienisii. We are thu Iargcat subscription
book firni IN America. Wiitrus.- Fifty per
sonTsss employed h our correspondence de-
psttxnslitl alone, to s-rV-' you. Our 4S,ok 4.
tnstout. Get aeney,how s,d b. isrsf h, IN,
fsftr barge Bon TWM. AapIn colors Tree
wftass sseh }, ok or OUTFIT; Other valuable
esasxns. Tremendous seller. Bisgss
asnsy maker ever known. Most libss
tsrnsEusrsntsed.' Agents making ~ 90 10
Afe. 90 ipsr day. Twenty days cspdit given
fYSight, paid. Full book sent pre- aid to
agents. et4S. Splendid sample outfit and
full insrusttons ftss for nine 2 -oentstamps to
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
TO THE CLERK OF THE CORPO
EA' ION COURT o. THE
ITY OF LUENAVISTA,IN
THE STATE OF VIZ
GINA.

| |, the undersigned, Walt II! Cana ell
hereby file with you this my applioGticl as
provided by statue, to purchase n 1t
No. IL in Block No. 81 in Section No. 4
situated in the said city, on lawhor.
Avenue and being the same lot soil by the
Treasurer OF the said city, on The 18th day
OF December 1893 fol delinquent taxes due
thereon for the year OF 1892, by and in the
name Of f. Il. Moffett and bought at said
sale by the Auditor OF Public Accounts OF
Virginia for said State and city, the SAID
land being assessed on the Commissioners
Book Of. said city for the year 1898 in the
name Of the said f. X. Moffett. And !
hereby agree, as provided for by law, to pay
the amount for which said real estate was
sold as aforesaid, together with such ad-
| ditional sums as may or would have accrued
for taxes and levies, with all interest as pro
yided by law, had said real estate not so
| been sold and purchased by the Common.
| wealth.
Given under my hand this 9sth day OF
November 1898.
WALTER II. CAMPBELL.
VIRGINIA, City OF BUlNA VISTA To.wIT:
!, d. II. kucker. Clerk OF the Corporation
Court Of said City, do hereby certify that
the foregoing application for the purchase
of real estate by Walter II. Campbell is a
true copy OF IN application on file in my
Office. Filed 26th day OF November 1893.
Given under my hand, this 2Sth day Of
November 1898.
d. II. RUCkER. Clerk.
The Serg' ant 81 the City OF Buena Vista
viii serve copy Of the above application on
+. Il. MOffeti
d. III. RUCKER Clerk.
Returned rot executed The said +. r. |
Mof!ett b. ing a Non Resident and cannot be /
found within My Corporation this Goth day /
Of November 1898.
j. f. STRATTON, Sergeant
ity OF Buena Vista.
VIRGINIA CITY OF BuEYA VISTA To-wIT:
|, ID. II. Rucker, Clerk OF the Corporation
curt OF the City OF Buena Vista do certify
hat Walter III. Campbell this day came
personally before me in my Office in said
City and made oath that due diligence had
'5een used TO ascertain the County or Cor
p )ration in which +. r. 5loffett resides with
out effect and Mt the same time made oath
that the said F. X. Moffett il a non resident
Of the Commonwealth
Therefore it l. ordered that the said +. r, l
Nc fett 10 APP ,ar here within the next four
months from lie completion OF this publica- i
ion and TO Whatever is necessary toproteet
his inter st. I'D 1t is further ordered that a
'opy OF ia foregoing application and this
order be TIT lshed once week for four |
weeks In the Lexington GAZETTE |
newspaper published In tho town OF Lex
ngton, and copy Of same be posted at the
ront door Of the Court House OF said City
IN the first day Of the next term Of the Cor
,oratisn Court az required by act OF the
ieneral Assembly approved February 18th .
1893.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF |
november 1898.
D. II. RUKER, lerk.
Dec. IA At.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

H. We Ii,sin ECU, try in which tn
principally &c is stomsck-,roubie.
1t 10 more wide.sl read than an,
other disease, end, very nearlv, NOR,
dangerous.
One thing that makes It SO dan
eerous is that it is 50 Ii til. under,
stood. ~,
II it were better undsrs,o, d ii would
be more feared, more easily cured less
universal than il is naw.. 4y-1 ri
60. those vko'wis to be cm sd,ta g
Shaker Dig, stive' Cordis, because il
gots to thsroot0f The trouble as no
other medicine does. The pure, harm
less curative herbs and plants, If which
i il composed, are what rendsr'it 80
certain and, a. the sms'iims;so gentle
. cur'. -. 80 .''.'' -'-' -'''
~ II Lslp. and strengthens the atom
sch, pur fss and tones up ihsTysttm.
Sold by druggists, prise III cents 10
$1.00 par bottle. - - poo ''--- - '--'
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
CRUSHED BY A MOUNTAIN.

London, Dec. 29.-Part OF He'd
Rock urtain, according to dis
patcn from Atrolo IA village OF Swisz r
land, Canton Of T.'cina), has fallen
into Airolo, de 'troyng hotel and
several houses. The scene OF he
disaster presents O te iible spectacle,
the debris Of the ava anc o co ering a
SPARE nile. The h !. with eight
houses aud twslv, other buildings, WAS
swept into q hep Of matchwood. A
ls. t.r'or .as added by the outbreak
OF FIRE AMID tie ruins. Three dead
DO lie. hNs con recovered.
l. i. s.tima'sd that the damage wi
res II $4,000.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
Vim. Vlgor and Vitality
RESTORED IN 30 DAYS. GOOD
tL EFFECTS AT ONE
Cations Vitalizer

cures Esnsrsl or special debility, aksfulness
spsEnstofrhoa. emissions, impotsncy, pare
sts; sto orrsctA functional disorders caus'
Cd BY errors or sxcessss. quickly restoring
lost manhood IN old or young, giving vigoI
snd,stesnsth where former sAkneas prevail
cd pnvtnieL package. simple. efsctss
and Legitimate. ursis quick and thorough
Don't b. deceive BY mutations insist on
atoms VitsliSsu Sent sssledif your drug.
lot does not have It. Priost1 per package.
II for$6, With written guarantee of com
splsts cure. Information, references, ETC., trse
and confidential. Send w statement OF ssse
and 25 ste. Tor weeks TRIAL kestmsnt. One
ealy semitic ssehpsrson.l a'3i3i &{}NIni y
ATOM MEDIA
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
the WEATHER ic5ALxNDXRl:

The GAZETTE has received the ,Csrhl
Weather Chart and Calendar for 1899 from
The chattanooga Medicine Co.., msnufsc
lures OF MoElree's Wine OF lCafdul and
Thedfofd's Black -Drsughtg This is one OF
the best Cslenders publishetl 1t consists Of
twelve sheets Of paper 1920 inches in size.
all fastened together with . brass loop
hanger. Each sheet contains the calender
for one month In large figures that ran be
read across the fe6m UHddssth the figures pat
ent weather signals Indicate Prof DcVoes
Weather Forecast for every day In the year
appear Tho moons changes and legal
vaiuAbie In any home. We understand o.
lev copies of II oAn be secprsd by sending
sdooRa Asdislse ces ChNsspeoea. Tenn W3
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
HOLIDAY RATES, BALTIMORE &
OHIO RAILROAD.

o account of the Christmas and
New Year Holidays The Baltimore &
Ohi) r. r. vii sell excursion tickets
Mt greatly reduced rates to and from
points on its line between Harrison
barg, Va, AMI Lexington, Va, and
int rmediate points. good going Decem
b'r %, %, "a, 25, 2G, 80, and 81, 1898,
and January /, 2, 1899, 20 d to return
until Ja:uary 4, 1899, inclusive.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

That the white 'calavags among the
Cuban insurgents have "sausht ON TO
American ways, has been demonstrs.
ted by the brides some Of them have
offered the appointing power in Hs-
wanna for positions In the police do.
partmsnt Of, that city. Among them
are some who. il has been discovered.
hsvs ssavsd terms for Inc most villain.
Gus offences. But the a's patriots"
eli tie sam~..
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
CHRISTMAS AND NEW VEAL
HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICK
Els, 50 Al l. POINTS.

Norfolk and Western Ry., and to
and from Richmond, Fa., and Wash
ipgtcD, D. c., and to points South Of
The Potomac audEast Of the Mississippi
River.
Tickets on ,ale December 22nd, to
Goth, Dect mber 30th, TO 3ith, and
January LIST, and 2nd 1899.
All tickets good for return passage
anuary 4tb, 1899.
W. B. BEVILL,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

Minni.-Pspa informed me that he
was very much oppossdso George.
Violss-And what did you aayf
Minnis--I notified papa that inter
vsntion would mean war; ..f- .e.l q
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

II is said as the War Department
that no change in plsns - 10 Vie taus.
teridg ont Of the troops will be made
Is result Of The thrsstsnsd movement
in the philippines. 1t is believed that
the Sixth Virginia (colored) win be
among the regiments soon tovbs mus
tered out. '* s-.rs .as
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

She can say this for Our sewing
'',sl'' I've never heard > word Of
gossip there yet. -..s,o.
H'-wsll; you can't expect to as
10 Dg a. you ailtalk at once. = .a e.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
CAST CRIA5
For fnfsnts and children.
Tho khdysgus Have iJxays Bought
si ss:s. :: :, ,fz0z|;s;,;

The General Turner Ashby Camp OF
Confederate Veterans Of Winchester
has ,araf ed esolutions protes mig
agsin.t {, 9 b | recently introduced in
Congress pc lining ex-Confed crate
sod ers, + to receive them in soldiers
homes. 90 - 30. - '' =
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
FREE SILVER.

The fight of 1896 for the Chicago
platform in which free silver coinage
was. made the Leading issue was q
triumph over the forces OF corruption
and greet that had weakened and dis
honorel he Democratic party. We
believe that Bryan vas the real choice
of a majority of the bought aid in
dependent people OF the COUNTRY. The
education Of the people in that Canvass
the more valuable and suggestive edu-
cation sincsthen BY the rapid growth
Of trusts and the increasing poverty OF
the lsboring and producing class, give
tho strongest reasons for the belief
that the noIt contest will result in
Democratic victory. But it must BE-
wa2sd honestly and abovsboa,d on the
Same lines as in 1895. There must BE-
no equivocation or deceit. The people
must be dealt with frankly. Whether
right or wrougs that the large majority
Of the Democrats are for the Chicago
platisrm is patent, and Che majority
should rule. Just now the gold men
are ezulsant. They proclaim that ell
YER is dead. They have done that
many times in the past ten or twenty
years. They would gladly evsds the
fight, but they cannot Itis ths duty
Of the Democratic party who are srisnds
Of the people 10 stand by the platform
that declares for free coinsge and TO
stand BY the champions who are idsnti-
fed with the popular cause. Such men
as Teller, Stewart. Hartman and Dubois
deserve the cordial support OF al the
p eople Who desire to overflow the
money power in 1900. We are eI.
trsmely sorry to see rival candidate
to Senator Stewart set up in Nsvads
MIR. Stewart 10 entitled to . reelection
By his talents, his faithful devotion 10
The cause and by his special ideutif-
cation with the movement for free
coinage. His name stands for free Sill i
Tsr all over the land. His devotion To-
t, his courage and service, and his
nfexibls adherence 10 the popnlAs =
ause make his namsa symbol for free (
coinage. His defeat would do more TO
and help the enemies Of free !
oinsgs than almost any event thsA :
OF Id possibly happen. They wsuid e
hout for joy over il end point to il 40 . ~
proof that silver had received itS
cath blow in it, alleged stronghold Of =
evada. The fact could not be AK j
lainsd away by alleging That his sue- !:
'ssful opponent was = free 'soinsge = =
IN. The result would stssns then W
10 element who boiied the Democratc ?
'rty IN 1896 and who are now seeking :.
smasculste the Chicago platform. Vi
hsse men know what they sre about. ri
hey know what 10 best for Wall street / al
ID Lombard street. II the silver men Of
Nevada in this crisis will not stand an
} to their own cause and their own po'
smpion, they cannot sspest fidelity rel
d consistency in Other portions Of The by
MON whore the interest," in free coin for
., though jus. as vital, is far less a.
parent than In Nevada. To defeat wii
:. Stewart would be serious blow TO ",
70 coinage and they ought to have issy
Ise enough to see it. A defeat OF sna
hu z. Jones or Henry II. Teller iest
uld have exactly tie same effect. IN 9 :
would be setback to free silver ters
inage.-AleIandria Gazette. i. the
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

Why was their engagement broken
tF Did tie quarrel' No; that was
thetroubls. They were both no amisbls
stat they got tired Of each other. y,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
Wood
w anted!

Those Of eur Subscribers vine psy
their subscriptions IN wood will ooafw
. favor upon us BY delivering tie sazss
A. A. ''4'S ,o,.,l-ri'5. .,rl1
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

: =. -. Z y =
Wasn't it noblerin ahst vsssss girl
to 'a7e three men from drowline,p
''Yes-a husband for herself and two
other girls. '.' .
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

Senator John w.. Daniel. asoomps4
MED By his wife and son, are On route
10 Havana. e, i--- t-.-.s,' ="
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

pie who ere now In their graves would be
alive and we'll to-day IL they had needed
the frst warnings Of those troubles which
lead TO consumption and death.
The hacking cough, spittiug of blood,
weak lungs. and all similaY troubles of the
organs Of breathing, viii surely lead to
ecnsumption II ahsy sre rot alrssdy the
cations q the sprfescA.1f consumI ton,
lag away Of lesh from I'D nrtrisiea. which.
II neglected, lead to cerfsix death.
Nissty.elGht Per cent Of allthe cases Il
weak iunss, bissAisx 1suSs lingering ane
obstinate coughs,f Gad other bronchial and
throat diseases, vhisA- have been treated
With DR.. risrss,s, Coilap Medical Discovs
cry, have hssa eased ty u. Do not wsts
until your throat tyoubls bspomes ssriouA
All bfonchlsi axd throat troubles eys sesS.
cal Diseovefy" h right 1t the start, q ~
Even II your throat trouble hiss befA
neglected ustii II has been rroaonsetA
puiHonary diseess or sonsxMption, do NET.
hesitate 20 sss the "celdsn Medical DE-
covery," fcr thousands of letters from the
sufferers themseivss,; Who are now well,
beer evidence thss the Z" Golden Msdicd
Discovery will eurs, eysR sfter good ply.
sieians have prossanced the disease pull
AouarI coheQnpdon. III n =
At had bees troubled vttb ksonehisas fsr ssv.
sral years." vrsiss Ma Orla oKsra. Ssx Ilx
Perr,s Ysiis, otssrtsii Co, Nias. y tie Ara
pisss. had ssss slssas = {seass,a M a.1sf:
sat psy.iS;i .5e sss 49,. - - -. 2 -
ssSstsncs iiSy kASvsAs " q ess9x ~
e q: tsIs:s i i !.
sedptios AtfFY44k I'D las ~ thys 9zSks
: -. - =. ~. 81 e: -: s 80
these n edicittsleS [tsl l.ssi sJ 80
U.t.ii.sls sbr9 rsss4aAs fshsss
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

SMALLPOX 10 increasing in. Norfolk
and Newport News.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04

Two l"borers emplo OIL in preparing
TO- the founda lou Of NV high school
building, at, San Rafael, cal, have
dug up the petrifed rcma ms OF man
saIsd Sno Ion, The trunk was COM
pltts and the fe I'd es a'uno.t perfect.
yifssits OF tn high school va. for0er-
II used Is q gr.v. ,aId I'D Snodon
,'W'xs b .,risd there in 1865.