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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
AN AXE IN THE DARK.

AN AXE IN THE DARK.
Julia Johnson was charged with hitting
Old Man William Brown with an axe
in the dark. According to William.
Julia and Mary, his niece. got under
few words" and Julia declared he and
Mary both should start on a journey to
regions below before the day was over.
Mary said it was all on account of
Julia sweeping dirt from her floor down
on Mary's floor on top of Mary. Both
women were swift witnesses, and left the
witness chair to pace up and down in
front of the Great Dispenser, to give
emphasis and drama tic effect to their
testimony.
Old Man Brown had one eye closed
and a big blood-flled sack where his
eye-ld ought 70 be. and this was more
conclusive in the mind of the Great Dis
penser than much word music and he
fined Julia s..
HOT WATER ATTACK
Bette Shorts (coloreO went into the
room OF Alberta Giles and jerked the
tea-kettle. full Of hot water. off the stove
and scalded Mary Shepherd whom she
said had been talking about her sister.
Bette said she was called into the room.
and the door was shut on her, and she
grabbed the tea-kettle in self-defence,
but that the water was only milk-warm.
The Great Dispenser grew inQuisitive,
and developed the fact that some of the
witnesses Were getting city water without
paying rent. There were numerous wit
nesses. One man said he came to the
house, but. there was 80 much rant
going on he retired in good order.
DR.. Lefew examined Mary's injuries,
and declared they came from scaids.
Bette Shorts was fined 800.
Fernando Armistead (colored) was
charged with cursing. abusing and
threatening to strike with a bucket Mary
jenkins. The woman said they had made
friends, and wanted to compromise the
case. She did not put on any airs or
tell any lies about it, and it was dismissed
with costs.
c. H. Smith and John Bowles paid the
usual S1.70 for being drunk on the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08

Who is your choice for King? Vote
early and often.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08

who is your choice for King? Vote
early and often.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
BRAVE MEN FALL.

Who will be King of the Carnival? vot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
REDUCED RATES. r., f. & P. r.

Boom our Carnival. Vote for King.
Who will it be?
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which acquired all OF the
pees the Railway and Electric Company and It's allied
to the public We would therefore thank
inelvsty
employees
OF personal the part OF the
conductors O moormen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
Who will be King OF the Carnival: vote.
DECORATIONS FOR THE CARNI-
VAL,

Boom our Carnival. Vote for King,
Who will it be?
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15
GORHAM.

Gorham, Dec. 14,-The fair that has
been held the two past days and closed
last evening, was a grand success, the
mount of money raised was quite large.
The entertainments given last evening
was much enjoyed, the solos by Rev. Mr..
Cashmere, Mr.. Harry Il. Day, Mr..
Chester Parker, also the duet by Mr..
Cashmore and Mr.. Little were very
pleasing. The ladies chorus composed OF
Miss Mabel Day, Miss May Mcclellan,
Miss Annie Mayo, Mrs. Deering. Miss
Laura Usher, Mrs. Mildred Soule, Miss
Edith Rankin, with Mrs Lillian j. Parker
accompanies, rendered several pieces
beautifully
Mrs. Theodore Shaokford, chairman,
assisted by Mrs. George l.. Day, Mrs.
s. 5. Andrews Mrs. Lillian L. Parker.
ars entitled to much credit for the success
OF the fair. The chairmen OF the suppar
tables were Mrs. Marion Mason; OF the
several booths, Mrs. NJ. q. Burneli; ice
cream, Mrs. William Cashmere: apron,
Mrs. Gsorgs W. Roberts; fancy articles,
Mrs. ). S. Andrews; confectionery, Mrs.
Sara Mosher; Mrs. william K. Russell,
Miss Gertrude stone, and Professor viii
liam e. Russell were In charge of the
beautiful art room Mr.. Fred HinkIsy
served as cashier. Several young ladies'
and gentlemen served at the tables and
booths.
The readings by Miss Mary Hinkley
and Miss Laura Usher last evening,
were much enjoyed and heartily applaud
ed.
Z Ladies are cordially invited to attend
the meeting in behalf of the electric rail-
road at Redlon's hall, this afternoon.
Among this arrivals tina past week at
the Crystal Spring House were: Miss Hell
en- McKane, Nashua; Miss Ysrma Gilpat-
rick, Gorham; Alonzo Hubbard, Porter
X. A Small. Portland; E.A. Whittier,
Lewiston; j.. NJ. Brown. New York;
Arthur 4. Craig. Portland; Mrs. o'Con-
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FINGER RINGS.

Eor ladies, men and children. frlces
of mems rings from $500 TO 5000
Ladies' rings nom " 90 to y0.0O. ChId-
ren's rings from 600. to 81. 90, either plai o
or chased gold. Beautiful ORAL ring for
little girls, Sl.00. One special lot OF Opal
Rings, i've opals in q row around the
finger, S5.0O, regular price, 81 so. Three
Opal Rings, $500. Children rings, oval
gold, plain, T5c., $l.00. Carbunole rings
for men, 81. 90, 4 90, 8. 90, 100, 10 90 Plain
Band rings, ovaIs, tine gold for ladies or
men, 81 90 to $500 Ladies finger rings,
solid gold, set with pearls. orals, emer-
aids, rubies. turquioises, sapphires, etc.
from $500 to SO 90. A very complets
assortment. OpaI and Diamonds, So 90.
Stone Opal Ring for Misses. $500
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15

manifested. The next meeting will be
held Sunday evening.
Large quantities OF Christmas trees are
being hauled from the Cape to the city
for shipments to Boston.
Mrs. York, wife of Captain jeremiah
G. York, 10 reported as still quite sick ut
her home on Sawyer street.
Miss Matte, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. 8. Dyer cut her head quite bad
ly by falling on the ice while skating yes
terday.
Mr.. Linwood p. Brown who has been
at Bangor for the past three months, has
returned to his home at KniRhtville.
The second lecture OF the Elm street
church course, was given last evening by
Raw. j. x. Wilson, ID. d. Subject,
"Doing what we can't"
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nor, Boston; Dexter r. Rounds, Boston /;
X. Keefe, Boston; Amos Jswett, Bow
doinham; Joseph Sewall, westhrook.
The funeral or Clifford Hraokstt, a
pupil OF the first grammar school, took
place Thursday, at his fathers residence,
on High street, Rev. William Cashmere
of the School street NJ. K. church, con-
Quoted the services. The music was by
q mixed Quartette. The floral offerings
were numerous and beautiful. The pupils
Of the grammar school, of which he was
q member, sent beautiful flowers. AIr.
W. l.. Brown was In charge OF the fu-
neral. Many of his young friends from
Portland also attended this services. The
body was Inferred in Evergree Gene
terry. Portland.
Miss Marion Summersides, who has
been passing several weeks In Lisbon,
returned to her home yesterday on State
street.
Miss Marion Cummings, teacher at
Fort Hill, who has been visiting in Lew
iston, returned to her home on South
street yesterday.
Gorham High School, class OF '93,
with few invited guests. held very
pleasant skating party on bedford Pond,
"Wednesday evening.
MIR. Charles X. Hinsley has returned
from a visit In Boston.
Hon. William ii. Knowiton OF Portland
and Hon. q. A. Roberts OF Augusta,
State Normal School trustees, visited the
Gorham school yesterday.
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her school, but she held out at her work
till Ethe last. she died at her post. >
faithful TO her duty resigned, bidding her
father and IN other goodbye some days
before her dealt q. One OF her last requests
was to tell her friends that she wished to
meet them all in: Heaven. She did
quietly with o smile on her lips. having
her senses to the last. she was the
daughter OF Joseph N. and Clara Bibber
of West Harpswell. Blessed are the
dead who die in tbs Lord.
NORTH YARMOUTH.
North Yarmouth, Dec sl2- Wesoustogo
Grange held Its annual election of
officers Deo. 8, The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
Master-H oward Cole
Oversser-J. +. Strout.
Lecturer-L. j. johnson.
Steward-A. r. Sawyer.
Treas.-E. ). Sktllin.
A. Steward-L. Fl. Atrout.
Doorkeepsr-J. Y. Kimball.
Chaplain.-J. 3. Barstow.
Ceres-Gertrude l., Rowe.
Pomona-Alice Leighton.
Flora-Mrs. l.. II. Strout,
L.. A Steward-Mrs. A. Il. Sawyer,
Rev. w. II. Mcbride has received and
accepted q call to the church In Bristol
of which he was pastor before coming
here. He has removed his family and
will commence his labors there at once.
Mr.. MoBride leaves many friends In
this place.
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MAINE TOWNS.
items of Intersst Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
NEW GLOUCESTER.

New Gloucester, Dec. 10 The ladies OF
the Universalist society gave a line
entertainment at Grange Hall, proceeds
to 90 to the society. An entertainment
consisting OF farce, and some tahlsaux
was well rendered. They had an oyster
supper, also booth of fancy and useful
articles for sale.
Mrs. Forbes is now preaching at this
church, and Is a. talented preacher ms
wen as a good pastor. There was large
attendance from Powhal, as well as New
Gloucester,
Stevens school will close for a vacat ion
of two weeks, on Friday, Dsoe Der 81
The High School opened for the win
ter term on Monday, Dec. 10.
HARPSMELL.
West Harpswell. Dec. 14,-Died at her
home at West HarpsweIl, Maine, Dsc. II,
1900, at eleven O'Clock O. m Clara Belle
Bfbber, aged q years, Deceased was
school teacher beloved by all who knew
her. She belonged TO the Methodist
ehurnh at West HaIpswell, and had re-
markably sweet Chriftlan spirit. She was
In poor health at the commencement OF
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15
Sterling Silver Ware.
(925.IOOO finc.)

lea spoons, dessert spoons, Tabls
Spoons, Forks. Cream Ladles, sugar
Sifters, Sugar Spoons, Butter Knives
Berry Spoons, Oyster Servers Cheese
Scoops, Butter Spresders, Bon Bon Scoops,
Coffee Spoons, Sugar Sifters, sugar
longs, Fruit Knives, Napkin Rings,
Lettuce Forks, Oyster Forks, Salad Sets,
Fish Ssts, Cold Meat Forks, Ice Cream
Spoons, Egg Spoons, Toast Forks, Cake
Servers, Salt and Peppers, Individual
Buffers. Childrsn's Guns, Bread and
Cake Trays, Gravy Boats, Tea Caddies,
lea Balls and Strainers,. Cream ana
sugar Sets, Pin Trays, Bon-B Bon Dishes
Tsa Bells, Chocolate Muddlers, Almond
Dishes, Pun Boxes, Whisky Flasks.
Soap Boxes, Butter Plates, Cream
Ladies', Bon Bon Dishes. Pap Spoons,
Pearl Handlsd Table Knives, So. 90 set.
Pearl Handled Tea Knives. S. co set.
Pearl Handled Fruit Knives, $500 set.
An Elegant Present. Sterling silver tea
spoons from So 80 to s. 90 sat. Set of
Sterling Silver Tea Spoons, the
"Arksba'' pattern, IL very beautiful de-
sign IS 10,
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WALKED OUT.
On Food, After Being Given Up.

On Food, After Being Given Up.
Lack OF knowledge regarding the kind
OF food to give to people. particularly
invalids, frequently causes much distress,
whereas when ons knows exactly the
kind OF food to give to quickly rebuild
the brain and nerve oenters, that knowl-
edge can be made use Of.
A Young Chicago woman says 10Th
er instances of the wonderful qualities
possessed by Grape. Nuts food are shown
In my grandomther's and mothers cases.
Grandmother's entire left side became
totally paralyzeu, from ruptured capil-
larry Of the brain. The doctor said 1t
would te impossible for her to live a
week. She could not take ordinary food
ana we put her on Grape-Nuts, In an
effort to do all for her we could.
''iro the astonishment of the doctor
ana the delight of all OF us, she slowly
rallied and recovered. 1t was pronounced
the first case of the kind on record. The
doctor said nothing could have nroduced
this result but food.
1--WE had been led to use Craze Nuts
because OF the effect on mother. She has
been troubled with weak stomach all
her life, and the last few years been
gradually losing weight and strength.
She ms triei everything, almost, tina t
has been recommended by good authori-
ny, and until she used Grane-Nuts food,
nothing seemed to do her any good.
Since taking up Grane.Nuts she has been
constantly improving until now she Is
free from any OF the stomach troubles,
and is strong ana well. Please do not
publish nv name.' Name can he given
by Postum Cereal Co., Ltd Battle
Greek, Mich.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15
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JEWELERS.
241 MIDDLE ST.
STERLING SILVER NOVEL TIES.

We offer q magnificent assortment OF
Sterling silver Novelties at very low
prices.
Pearl Paper Cutters. Sterling Silver
handles, 75,.
Startling Silver Button ii ooks, 500.
Sterling Silver Tooth Brushes, 100.
Sterling Silver Velvet brushes, 81 %.
Sterling Silver Desk Blotters, 40c.
Sterling silver Files, 800.
Sterling Silver Pocket Cork Screws,
u 90.
StsrlinR Silver Glove Stretchers, $l.25.
Sterling Silver Nail Publishers, 81 90.
Sterling Silver Tape Measures, 81 90.
Sterling Silver Darning Balls, 500.
Startling Silver Mustaohe Pocket
Combs, C5).
Sterling Silver Pocket Files In case,
Too.
STIRLING Silver Stamp Boxes, coo.
Sterling Silver Baby Brush and Comb
Sets, 81 90.
Sterling Silver shoe Horn and Hook
Sets, 81 90,
Sterling Silver Nail Brush and Tooth
Brush Sets, 81 %.
Sterling Silver Hair Curriers', 65c.
Sterling silver Tea Bells, SOC, ZOO.
Sterling Silver Embroidery Scissors,
5Oo.
Sterling Silver Match Boxes, sI.0o,
Sterling Silver lea Strainers, 81. 90.
Startling Silver Companions, File,
Glove Buttoner and Manicure knife. S53.
Sterling Silver Desk Sets, Zeal, Letter
Opener, Eraser, 500.
Startling Silver Ladies' Set In satin
cases, Scissors, Emery and Thimble, Sl.26
Sterling silver File and Shoe Horn
Sets, 800.
stsriine Silver Tooth Powder Bottles,
300.
Sterling Silver Tooth Brush Bottles,
100.
Sterling Silver Bonnet Brushes. s1.O0.
Startling Silver Cream Jars, S6o,, sec,
Pungepts Memorandum Books, Baby
HAITI les, Sho, Horns, Coat Hangers. Hat
Markers, Nethersols Brscsiets, Bag Tags,
Whist Counters, BIB Holders, Garter
Clasps, Armlet Mountings, Cigar Cutters,
Pocket Knives, Purses, Pipes, Suspender
Mountings, Buckles. Shoe Horns, Bag
Ion. Napkin Rings, 10 @ to 90 %.
Sterling Silver Tea Balls. Pap spoons.
A very beautiful line OF "Prinoess"
Sterling Manicure pieces set with Anne
thysts, very effective design, sl.25 70
$l.50.
Above goods are good weight. substan-
tlal Sterling Silver pteces, all fresh and
new and put into our stock from the
n.anufacturers' hands within six weeks
and are up to date goods In every respect.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15
SOUTH PORTLAND.
Weekly Meeting Repub-
lican Club.
They Unanimously Passed ResOlu-
items Of Sympathy
On Death of w. S. Seavey
of Knightville.
Bethany Fair Opened Success
fully Yesterday.

At a meeting of the Republican club of
South Portland last evening the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, we the members OF the South
Portland Republican club desire to macs
on record our deep sense of loss In the
death of our brother, Willis 3 Seavey,
and to give expressions to our high APP
probation of his character as u comrade,
citizen and friend, be 1t
Resolved, That his death removes from
our number faithful, earnest member,
whose gentlemanly bearing and courteous
and agreeable companionship endeared
him to all,
Resolved. That we extend to his be-
reaved family our sympathy and condo
lence In III cir great loss, and that a copy
OF these resolutions be forwarded TO them
as token of our regard.
The Republican club are considering
the advisability of changing their QUAR-
tiers to room in the building now occu-
pied by Mr.. Mills, the grain dealer. The
matter was Informally discussed at the
meeting last evening.
THE BETHANY FAIR.
The fair and entertainment by the
ladies of Bethany church oDened last eve
ming at the Union Opera house most
favorably There was a very good at
tendance, considering 1t was the first
night, and all were pleased at the pretty
appearance of the several booths, each
decorated with Its distinguishing color
entwined here and there with evergreen
which were presided over by the various
committees whose names have been
printed. There was a very tempting dis
play of fancy work, useful articles and
goodly number Of pieces which will make
very appropriate holiday gifts. Ice cream
and cake are for sale and each evening
an entertainment is given. The fair will
continue today, afternoon and evening.
HOSE COMPANY MEETING.
Thsre will be an important meeting OF
the South Portland Hoss company Mon
day evening when the matter OF forming
a Ladies Auxiliary will be considered.
1t Is expected that quite a number OF
ladies, who have been invited, will be
present and give their Views, and it is
possible that an organization will be per-
fected at this very meeting.
Judge MoManus has returned from East |
Raymond where he Investigated, upon |
complaint OF citizens, allsged cruelty to
animals In behalf OF the society OF which |
ne is snscial agent.
Alderman Fred W. Jordan OF the Lii
gonia district is at the Maine General
hospital, undergoing q surgical opsrtion.
Miss Edith Moulton is visiting her
grand parents at Cushing point.
Merry crowds are taking advantage OF
the skating which is offered on several of
the ponds. That in Pleassntdals district
Is said to be very good.
Rev. MIR. Wasnburn of the Pentioostal
church has moved to the Burns place
corner of East High and Preble streets.
Niles Nelson 81 Co., have just installed
a new telephone in their green houses on
East High street.
A series Of Holiness meetings are being
held at the Pentecostal church at South
Portland, Thursday evening there was
good attendance and much interest was
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15
GUT GLASS.

FINEST AMERICAN CUTTING,
Plain and Silver mounted Puff Boxes,
Cream Jars, Zoo to a 0O, Cigarette Jars,
Tea Caddies. Mucilege Bottles, Mustard
Pots, Ink Wells, salts and Peppers, Co.
logne Bottles, Fiasks, Sugar Shakers,
Claret Jugs, Syrup Pitchers, sugar and
Creams, Dsuanters. Cracker Jars, Tobac-
CO Jars, Cigar Holders, Bowls, Flower
Stands. Vases, Celery Dishes. Naples,
Olive Dishes, Water Bottles, Water Bot
ties, SO. 90 to 90, Reading Glasses, Sterl-
ing Silver Handle, 81 75 to So So Rose
Jars, Horse hadlsh Jars, OH Bottles,
leo to 81 10. A Beautiful Oil Bottle
with faceted Cut Glass Stopper only xl.01.
Spoon Ii olderg, Sherry Decanters with
six glasses, 500 Butter PiateF, Tobacco
Bottles, bed Room Water Botte', with
Tumbler, cover TO match, Is 60 to IS 90.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15
PICTURE FRAMES.

We have the exclusive sale Of one OF
the best linss OF fine Picture Frames In
the market and carry them IN all shapes
and sizes, round, square, oblopg, oval,
single ana double, for carte de- isite,
ininetts, cabinets, genuine French gilt
or silver, plain beaded, Rooooo, scroll,
imperial and Marguerltl. :, Prices Soc !,
Tie Sl.00, SIG. 81. 80, 81 90, ~. so, $500.
s. 81, 81 %, % 90. Hanging Medallion
frames 100. TO 81. 80.
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EBONY GOODS.

Sterling Silver trimmed Hair Brushes,
81 co, 20, 1.60. Cloth Brushes, 81 20.
l.25. 1.50, 2.00. Hat Brushes, 90o., 81 CO..
Combs, 6Oc. to 81 90. Military Brushes,
81 80 q pair. Ebony Mirrors. %. 20.
Brush. Comb and Mirror IN satin box,
$3.50.
These prices seem low for this class of
goods. but we will guarantee them genu-
Inc, first class French Ebony.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15
DIAMONDS.

We carry In stock tine line OF Dia.
monds and other Precious stones, both
loose and set. Kings, Brooch Pins,
Pendants, Stick Pins, Studs, etc., from
the lowest in price to the most expensive
gems. A fine white Brilliant Diamond,
warra nted perfect in color and brill.a ncy,
weight 1-2 karat, set in finger King,
$40 90 Warranted first GLASS In every
respect. A nice White Stone set in heavy
Tiffany Ring setting for So 90. ODal
Turquoise, surrounded with Diamonds,
$2b Oh (reynlar price $3I COZ. Turquoise
Ear Nubs, Ssj 90, Diamond Brooch Pins
from SO % ID $40 no
We bought largely Of loose Diamonds
last season before the advance in price
and shall give purchasers the benefit OF
the old prices.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15
Purses and ChaieIaine Bags.

In Morocco, Lizard, Alligator walrns,
Seal, Monkey Skin, SNAKE Texas St1ar,
Pig SKIN. Plain or silver, or gilt
trimmed in all popular shades, blue,
brown. green, gray, maroon. bun, black.
Old gold, French gray or bright finish.
scroll designs, u. 90, 20. 1.5o, 9 90, 8 90.
4 90, 8 90. Monkey Skin. alligator, snake,
and Texas Steer SKIN make very stylish
nurEea for Iadies this season.
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OPERA GLASSES,

from cheapest to the most expensive
Black morocco, 500, 8 25, 4, 8, $50.
Pearl operas, white oriental and smoked,
$3.50, $40, 80, 10 90, ~ 90, l1.75. Sell
Focusing Operas, 10 co. 1900. 10 on, u VI.
Most convenient and elegant opera glass
In the market Aluminium opera glasses
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JEWELERS.,
ROGERS & Bros Sill
YER PLATED FLAT
WARE.

We are selling agents for Messrs Rogers
& Bros. and carry In stock COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF their genuine first
quality goods Their liteit design is
named the NEW CENTURY," ana 1t
10 the most popular pattern ever put on
the market. Butter Knives, Sugar Shells.
Ladies', Pie Servers, Berry SrooDs, Jelly
Servers, 75c. and 81 90, LCtfev spoons,
Orange SDoons, Vegetable Servers, Fruit
Knives, Cold Meat Forks 76o, to Sl.85;
CHILDREN'S SETS, Knife. Fork,
spoon, in satin box, 4Oc., $780,, VI 70, ~ 0O
tpearl handles, Cheese Scoops, Butter
Spreaders, salad SSts, Fruit Forks, Cake
Servers, Nut Picks, Orange Sets, Bon
Bon SPOONS, Carving Sets, mt Cracks,
71c /; Pickle Forks. Oyster Forks, Cream
Ladies', 100 and loo; spoons, Forks and
Knives, all sizes. ONE SPECIAL LOT
OF genuine Rogers lea Spoons, first
quality. put up IN handsome satin box,
". 10 complete; Butter Knife and sugar
Shell, gold lined to match In handsome
satin box. 81 rs set
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-15

FUNEN AL Op MINIS. IA n, LANEs
The funeral OF the late Mrs A. A.
Lane took place at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. from her home, 81 Carleton
street. Many friends gathered to share
their grief with the saddensd family
There was a great profusion OF flowers.
The several clubs OF which Mrs. Lane
nent member sent apr opriate wreaths.
Rev. X. L. Hack, the pastor of the
Second Parish church. otficated. and the
choir of that ohurcn rendered music.
The pail bearers were MIR. George. L Ken
worthy, mir. Canaan Adams. MIR. Fred
Harris, and Mr,Scott A. Simpson. Inter.
ment was at Evergreen.
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UMBRELLAS.

Very extensive assortment in all the
latest styles OF Foreign and Domestic
Handles, Fancy Wood, Walrus Horn,
Ivory, Pearl. Dresden, Gun Metal.
Enarneled, Gold Filled, Silver, etc
Prices s2 90, 800, 400, 500, 800, TO-,
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GILT AND BRONZE FIGURES

Diana. Artist, Cavalier, Musta ng,
Pointer, Lion, Stag, History, Rough
Rider. Music, etc., 50j. $500. si.01, $40,
So co, $50.
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GILT AND BRONZE

Clocks, very beautiful boudoir, chamber,
rounded by brilliants, emeralds, sapphires
or rubiss. etc, 500, $500. $40. $500,
81. 60, 500.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14
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