‘vue'meeme evil-o: eoo'r'.‘ ‘ ‘
Iona Trade lunch of the Increased Use
of Shoat by Me». »
The diminished use of boots in a matter
of concern to the manufacturers of them
Ind to the producer of heavy leather and
vital calf skins.. 'l‘ivt-nty yc'trs ago the
calf ot in 'uetry was a leading one in
New England. Whole tuwun were studded
with factorlee which produced calf boots
exclusively. For a decade the sale has
been gradually falling oil‘, and today it is
hardly any importancc. -
‘ A dew manufacturers of shoes include
as a apeeiaity, but the demand in
Mlixht to amount to union.
The: were exteusiwly \vorn. Many
men prefer them today, though the num-
ber is growing less. The old-fashioned
atone boots were formerly nold in large
quantitiesz; they are well-nigh obsolete.
There followed a demand for a lighter
and more stylish article. A kip boat of
line texture was produced, about equal in
appearance to the bent Calf boot, but this,
too, has fallen somewhat into disuse, and
the sales this season are non rccl y over one-
half the usual amount. Where there were
twenty factories producing boots exclu-
aiv ly, there is now not one.
van the farmers are using heavy shoes
lnatesd of boots, and if lt lwcomen a ne-
ceaslty to wear long-legged boots they buy
rubber. Twenty years ugo the entire
product of Salem and l’t‘ltllotiy was heavy
boot and brogan it-ui ilt'l'. Today there
are less than half flili)7.t'll I‘llllil‘ril making
it. Brogans and plough hllnt'l'i are indie-
pensahle inimuny sections of the country,
but there are comparativcly fcw exclusive
manufacturers of them! now. The Creed-
moor, the Dom Pedro, English ties and
Creole congress are suppl toting them.
The decline in the consumption of calf
boots afl'ects the tanncrsot' calf skins.—
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
True HACK IA BONANZA.
Fifty Dollars for a Carriage Ride During
the Gold Fever.
“Kate Hayes used to give inc-$5011. night
for driving her from the Rim-tic House
toMaguire’s Opera House—$430 a night,
mind you, in 1950. And that wns nothing
in a day’s work. Why, l‘ve often-cw
peciaily of a day when the steamer came
in from Panama and with the mails
aboard—~why; then I'd get #23 a trip from
the dock to the Razette ”()1ch or the Te-
hama, as it chanced, and ten trips was
nothing for an easy day.”
That was what Colonel Mike llrannigan
of El Pat-m, said to aSan Francisco Exam-
lncr reporter. He is running backs there
now and making money with them. Iiut,
bless you, what is the money of today to
the big i'nt slung that used to roll around
in the 50's? What is a live dollar piece
for an hour's job compared to the shining
showers of glittering gold that. came for
back hire in the days gone by?
And. tothink of it, thcru wun only one
hack in all (‘aiiforniu «me solitary carri-
age—and Mike llrnnnignn owncd it.
He did not own all of it, of rourm". that
would lthc been a monopoly loo great,
even in a country that. i'l't'hl'li with gold;
but he hold it third intcrcst in the outlit.
Jim Travers and Johnny (‘row hcltl the
rest. An Australian had brought our
therig from Sydney, ntnl thcy bought it
from him for $1,000. “ill'ht'h thcy picked
up at limo a pair.
\Vhy. tin-re wast Kutc llnytw. i told you
of before: the Limerick butchcr paid {limo
for first choice of seats win-n uh:- showed
at Sucruim-nlo in ’M; ahe'was front [lim'
erick, too, you ace. She sang hcttt-r than
Patti and Jenny Lind put togctin-r, and
when We got our new carringe from
Brewater's in '54. she paid it'll"! for the,
flret ride in it. Two hours, it was, and
four horses.
Then duels mm useful and [mini well.
There Wu... always 37:”) in u ducl. it. was
at St. Metro tin-y generally fought; for
though it was all right to get. into a
shooting .wrnp on .‘ilontgontcry sin-ct, the
Sheriff Il-l‘ti to chum: ill" lmyn if thcy
went potting at each othcr nl‘tcr thinking
the math-r o\'cr all night.
Tile that out- fluid on hand washo-
tvveen Ni-d ’l'ohcy and aunt lwr young fel-
low—l forgot hie llllllll'. iiilii Alt:.\llisier
was ’l'oin~y'.~t second, I rcnwntilrr, and
four shots wcrc iil'l'li. though nobody
was hurt. 'l'in-u i took out Allin-u l), ’l‘ru-
itt when in» fought i'oloucl Washington
”'18lit‘\\‘9~‘[tll[ll‘i‘liliili. The Sheriff t'ilttuml
Iluilllovcl'thc Niilili hllia, lull Ihculittit‘
cattle oil all right, and \i'uahingion
woundcti 'l'ruiit in the nhoultlcr. Another
time (icucrnl Walker had a row with Joe
McKiqu-n, and i drove out thclicucrai
lllll ('ulttltcl Kt‘Wr’ll, who wu~ wounding
him. All HIlt'll mutton mm :l «m- $73.
In No Need of l'lc.
"Madam," mid Mctiitdcrtng .‘ilkc,
when. in rumpuuw to im I‘I'Iilli'hl for food,
Uhe Ilill‘l't'li into pie, ”(in you rctncmhcr a
year ago win-u yo gave n sullcl'in' fcllrr
creaturc a pic?"
"i lit-lit-VI- so,"
“Modal". i'iu that man. "
“\V-‘H |l wool?"
“Hood? it I4i\l'li my life. 'l'iu'rc won an
litlicclin' illi'iill‘l' llmi Ilrcd n box of incka
right, for llli Imtrl ul ~imt‘t l'uuuc. ilii'il
yer pip ltultonml up iii‘illit' my rind, an'
hfirl‘ ii l~ illli Ill illi'ki‘, I'Z \n hi” “'1' fur
yer-evil, II nlu‘l ltcal' \thl‘c uItI. ill“. 1
wnu‘i ”owl another to Hike ilu plum fur it
your yet." Wur-hlttgiou Hlar,
Illuin'e Neill-me in Reach the North Pole.
To i'I‘itI'ii the North polo- an architect,
M. lluuiu, ll.i'1 prulnlwt-tl in um l;,.,,.
graphical rimu-l)‘ of Pavia lili' cutletrup.
tlmi of woolcu hula one or two ilayn'
jourtu-y apart. lie cotmltlvru tirwniand
the tun-J invocaida locality for an export
maul of thin kiud'. Much of tho hula
Would lwmtnc in iia turn a hum of pup.
piiea for tho couelrurtion of llw ou-xt. An
the til-dunn- lo he l‘lWl'l‘l"i in. uhoutllllll
mile». a more of hate would iw ow-cmtry
met-tabliah a route to fill' pol-x
0m- \\’leh "a Wouldn‘t “ratify,
Immlra \mt win-n Jctmir widen-1’.) have
the ..
“he. young hull nrriiy; l. an. old moi “my...
To gratify hcr every whim and {our},
And always lino-p hrr fm-Ilne hruzht and
gay.
”(it she was dmmtwi to utter «Iin..;.,...l,,i,,,..,m
One cloud i won‘t l't‘imn'tv in." Jenni-fa
life.
Althoueh i roll in wraith-«fur l'vo- .ua: .m-mt
Ellie wants to be my widow 4.... my Wm.
Talking to Himself.
Behanmi‘mrg (to Jacobi-Mm
liar and achoundrel. [in you
dot?
Jacob (to Schaumbnrgi—l hear you ai-
nady. midi diniu you we talking to
"In a
bear
yourself. «Texas Sittings.
* timbre Lone.
flannel Fielder, the undead lament
era never be a hunter la
Maud his «min
for the rate! hie life‘eed ’
main. among the redo. Hotel
E m
Hamill-nature Mamie-go J
THE SUNS. FASHIONS.
woman an: 73734136 me onus
. ts me contact.
fall Fabio-e in I'll) ”edge. Bee-I] “l
Extravagant ltiehaeu oi Mauricio. The
New and Inhiouable Colon. Comm-ea
tioa Gowns. labia. Over Old Dru-u.
The arietocratlc elegance and fetching
possibilities of winter fashion» are fast
crowding out the ahirtwaiet simplicity
of summer, and while this transformer
tioa ll going on we must wait for develop-
ments and meanwhile make the most of
the speculative snggeatlons which present
themselves. There can be no doubt about
the beauty and extravagant richneaa of
materials or the ruinous amount required
to complete one garment, so every woman
can indulge her inclination for shopping
with perfect confidence that it is impea-
Iible to get too much of anything. it bu
evidently been ordained by the powers
behind the throne, that tiloae who wish
to be in the height of fashion must waive
all their commendable idea» of economy
and never stop to count the coat. Velvet
and fur are the reigning favorites for
elegance of costume, and nearly every
gown which is not made entirely of velvet
has a touch of it somewhere.
Many of the new clothes are patterned
in black on color, and frieze suitinga in
dark shades, with flat, tiny loops of light
color, or in black on red, blue or brown,
are among the new gooda. l'iain cloths
are sure to be worn, and twreda, both
rough and smooth, with every mixture of
color interwoven, are a favorite material
for traveliinguud morning chr. Peri-
winkle. or hyacinth bloc, in a variety of
shade-s in doubtlens the moat fanhionuhle
color of the emulsion, and is IIKt'Il in cloth,
moire and Vt‘lvcl. The only Itltjt'l‘liitn to
this lovcly color is that it. is Vcry trying
to most Wolllt'il, and only those who are
the [ifl‘isl‘ynul‘u of a clear, frcsh complexion
can Wear it With cr-rtuinty that it. will be
becoming.
Many of the autumn gowm are made
in coniltinutiou with «now *lll’li‘lllg color,
such an brown with a crude grown, blue
with fawn, tan and mauve, and dark blue
with ml. which must be a bright shad:-
or the cflccl is not good.
A pretty walklngctatumoof pcriwinklc
blue cloth line a plain full akin, l‘iruidctl
around the bottom and upczu h Nllll' to
the Will-ll with ltrnl-i of a darker shadc,
which hue a touch of crcam whitc in it,
The round Vi'iel of cream-white milk hm. a
lirililit‘tl lll‘il, and the Spanish or i-Ztou
jm-kcl, l'iil'l'l, “llit'll in in-ing made. no
much luv Ft'iix. has folded rcvwrs and a
wide collar, which in mltmrc in the back,
of cream whilc silk laraidml to l‘flrl'l"‘lillnll
with the ultlrl, iievera arc ruin-r very
broad or cit-cunt Worn at. all, and in many
cum-e, will-W lllI‘ lmtllce its I'ui away I‘m
ahow n vvul, rum-re are i‘illli‘t'ly dingo-natal
with and thc wig» in lluinlnui w lili a hand
of union, ,
The growing amplitude of ~kirh at the
bottom in not ill all (iinll‘iiKlllLf, now that.
all Firl‘l‘l (‘Imlllllii'li must he ninth» to clear
the ground. 'l‘hcy lit Int rimcly no ewr
on lhe hill“, out! the one in thc illualrar
tion allow-i llw full, expanding shim!
we
“flu n
"ht no
"flv
.‘ 3 ..
flf"::::'l; i542 . .
l “"N ‘1' I- , "'
mane: we? ,
l
I.
closely authored our the hips. plainly
gored in front and box platted in the back.
Tulior'q canvas is used to still'm shirts at
the indium, and in some Instance» whale-
bone imum are concealed nmivr frills
placed inwic the shirt.
A very ore-Hy and youthful gown of
silk, anim'olo for many orcuaionn, baa a
simple iimill‘”. slurred around the neck
and trimmed with embroidered cream
muslin and bandit of plain silk. or velvet
if prefermi. The embroidery le gatheml
through the middle. under the band, and
thin extends entirely around the armhole,
joins the from oedema-timed. icon
joint falls from the react“ in front Wile
under are: poem. The shirt has full cadet
tidbit the hack and a narrow fold of
plain rill: amend the ”tonal. ‘1'.
ice.
' welcome to A «stucco:
My Inlet rim to new a
line-la (Vinnie-d.
Oar comm-lain; Jewish contemporary.
the Titling», prints a report oi the cere-
neaim at the dedication of the new and
grand uynagogue in Cleveland, and it in
not going too far to pay that some of the
things told of in the report are wonderful.
in it not awonder that a half dozen of
the Protestant minister» of Chrietianity
united with the rabbi of the synagogue
before the Jewiuh shrine in delivering
(”manner of exultetlon at the dedication
of the edifice erected for the “WWW. of the
Congregation Tlflereth inmii
The ceremonial service» at the altar
were conducted by an etninent young
member of the rabblnatc, liailbi Mose-
Grlu, anointed by Rabbi Moms» Macbol
and the cantor. The six denominations
of Proteetant Christianity ware veprmnv
ed by the nix clergyman, who took part in
the proceedings of the occlusion. One of
these clergyman was an Episcopalian;
and the other» were a l’rovnilyterian, a
Methodist, a Congregationalint, a Disci-
ple, and the paetor of the Epworth Mem-
otial Church. It wan immediately after
the slngingof i-l'n Sh‘orim in the eynav
some, that uubbi Grier out-mi them a
welcome, in which he exprcmci his opin-
ion that the time is coming when all
God’s people will he in «lime fellowship.
ilereupon followed a dcliwrnucc by the
”EV. 1"."va 5. "ill“ U'thini‘opitiiliil).
who complinmnted Rabbi Grow in a way
which lllllrlf. have been highly acceptable,
.thcn npoice of the magnilitzuuce of the
new synagogue, tuomlizud for a while,
and closed by toying: "lim'miec there
happenn to he a difference invtwwn the
faith of the .lrw and that, of the i 'hriatian,
this is no rcumm why mutual low. should
not prevull."
The Rev. Charles H. Mills :i'nngreglv
tionailet) cxtzlalnmd: "Andrew- und l'bria-
“Biff” Worship one “mi, ”it! final of Allffl’
hum, hour and Jacob, wu hilllliili unite
for the spre-mllng of the truth in America,
and for the wolntion of the proidrnw which
confront lie." And the other. followed in
the same «train. 'l'htm plmmutiy and
pleasingly u«poke tilenix i‘rotmtnnt clergy.
men in the presence of tho two rubble,
before the altar of the .lnwidt edifice
erected in Cleveland by the Congregation
Tilivrt'lit isvm'l.
it nominal timi the thing bul'tr told of tie-
serves to rank moong the wooden of the
nineteenth century.
l'oov ”aide of Honor.
Maids of honor in uttcmlance on Her
Majt-nty gm, turn a your. ’l'itcy have little
or nothing to do imivlcw making tin-luv
aeivcn agreeably but the pinching and
struggling to dream up to tiw {ohililiil is
said by rhodium who know Wins! they are
talking uhuut to be wry hard work. it in
an unwrittcu law that the mow toilet
nhrtli nut ”pin-or ill ”or Alnjwty’ , presence
lnorc than lWiv‘i' Tho-Queen ion as much
low: for old clot ill'ltllQ any on" .6. i‘rttlr'rmt
iflllf’, loll, lu’l‘ I'nllrl H 3.4.4. ‘ 'irt'ew'l
right, up to the more. .‘l um. i of honor
him no hoard loih M pay or w rmole to
tip, and Milliltl‘t'i l~4 no pwr . on? . In new in
London limo .V'cw York. but ,.-,. is uwlcr
iiimw happy I’l't'i'iliiliil' owl mth tho
itt'i‘qlil‘lii‘w from Erltlil' {ill'i ':." flit'ltl’i
from royally “ii" fi’""‘i‘ri Linn t'll’lliilii
lnoney to thc cud of ilw yc.” '. buy
gum.
GOSSIP ABOUT AN EMPEROR,
William of (inn-any lnilm-nrcd
I've-fly Boron-n.
in a breezy article on European aflairu,
the Marquise do lv’ontenoy mayo of the
young war lord of the licrnmn ltlm'
plre:
it. hue all along her-u fcnrwi that Km-
pcror Willinm, with but lllli'll.;il"i r'nttll
deuce in hie own infra-owl: of u. ,1! moi of
principle, would wot» hm". 1' -~ mil a~
wax in tin: lull‘llie of or.) no . . ,. ‘er, do.
nignlngnnd beautiful vvntmo l'ntil a
few liloril’hw new (in: Wniiwu is .iil “hum
he: Wit-t llrnflttiir. inf." I'nrilw‘i ilhil'li lu
llliilc in lilt‘ grace-y hf innit-«2 Home of
h] a
phynlqur 'i'hc ln‘uuttfui unmi. Wl'l’i:
Hfllltltl ulul only llu'lltiullrm'flno ”um
l’lc'Vt'i’,
Iii lcrtgti. lhc i'Impo-rnr ovum ta. buri-
mct hm iulc Ill lhcpcl’nnti .1 ll." very
lowly .tr.:i rvrnurkuly'v I li-wr wilt. of tho
iiiirntt Kim ml Kim lv'iehi, it." Hf liii’
[which of the l'nii‘ull porn. :2. Inc l’ru»
aian "now of lamb and i" victim lhv
mtmi pup'llJi‘ among its. Whittlfifill'li of
all l’uliuii [mt-tn .md lilil}“'f..!,?»l~
Tin- rim-wry who it tho iw ”mini liar
ohms hm ninnincvl ow! ”to i'C'nw-r' r in no
great ”nil. if WA» o'vv'il [Hillin H, H‘ILiilMll-
mi llpoil by i'l'illl‘f' ”molar. it in tin--
hiu'vcll Will: it ltc m l l" MW ”in? day
Wlli‘li hr Halt-ii ”till "lfil' i'tv..*li ilif‘lit'lii‘li
angtnvutn :llwuy-t in the ummm- that
mmm i’wmh I'Mnily obtain» on it' or it-ue
luiiuctoc .tl court i mud on! flunk of
that. of the lintlzmwiie, uwl today We
haw cm: r'v thr- wilno‘ «tab of album,"
The i’rlin .- .. .rlltulon In the ’14 31m ilia In
nrefcrrmc 7.: ulrl Emperor 'ii'.;ii;ittt'n
grand pt nun for that lowly l'tmcmm
Eliue Haul/tut til, whom he wa— .it onc our
men! flu- point. of liliiff‘yltzx and to
whulll ilv' l‘v'lll-Lllli'fi liv‘VnIMl li-r-tlaghunt
her illcltmc
i’upul I! rumor, caper Hilj.‘ u wllil growth
which \tna 'tnltl l’ucmlu'fv liw lciul‘mlin
(if (in! Hill l’mltcrur Iuwulri “(mum-w "ml.
zlwlll mth o l r-rmm amount of ruumnrc
and Ovclt lcn'liv. to in" bind in Tim: rah
lpi‘l‘i. In lilc gmmlwu and «lnr- In ! local,
tltitl‘ll'llnlll'i’iic Pimpfl‘oe' wii~hir'l arrival
at Korntet-in-rg mud lie-r u-qttril‘} provclpi.
tarp lit'pitl'fllf'P as well mo hrr rrvttfvrt-ncrn
Willi iirr lii'lilWPifi law to ”I" jvuiutmy
which her hinlmml'e nilvltlintia in the
fair l'nlc hull urntl‘wtl
till
”mill-i Afr-Ilium
A Now York Woman, who lmli been un-
able in acrw dimme- ptipcre on her lilie-
banti, wiring to his mmllmn-vl alibi-lice,
had ii 1-: porn-«l ihai nine wan rlcml, thitilr
ing that hot hmlmnd would at ice-at mum
to the lurwml. A few Ilnya later an.
"0de a letter from bin. in which he
remarked that he knew ilo-nnnum cement
of her death in be fair”, for he hurl aiwuya
lived timinr an unlucky It." probably
Venue.
m- Am Could Walt.
Mine Mollie Niger! and Air, Jam-pl;
Charlton of liflnmrch, draw: to the recent
liegnrmtuwu fair to we the drill» rind in.
cidrmatly to art mam-d on the ol)’. Mr.
Charlton Was pitched from the buggy in
aruoawuy accident, and had one”! hie
arml- broken. The liar. inane l'ondit
married the maple however. heft)“
Charlton would have hie arm wt Jingle
imam l’mt,
Melony teem-m
"own: Ami is it a real diamond!"
iwittmd the young woman. in the meet
attic» mam imaginable.
"It in not, Mica Interline," maid the
young em firmly, “but i will any that it
healwm been my cum tantrum
lumber it with a real car lulu-ii“,
elw tee ruler-eac- «new!
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fi’i'helmtmia a regular in utclan and t
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[mm on difficult indict-ii to the "a can
«melt .liniiftm in timetritrteat mnMenoe.
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be beat call on
A. T. MERRIAM,
I28 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Fine No. 1 Marin-rel, at 1ch each.
Canm-dSoused Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds: Ham and Tongue.
As to flour we have the heat that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.
Tree and Coll‘coe of the host, but no
presents.
700 MILE
SEA TRIPS
liy the imauliiui new stcttniehilm of the
Old Dominion Line.
To liltl Point Comfort or Virginia
Beach and Return,
tliygeln Hotel.) (l’rincem Anne iioield
Moat tielluhiftil res-om on the Atlantic coast
to far a BUIIDIZB ()U'l‘lllli. May be made for
sill. mi Point Comfort. SIS.
ill. Virginia Beach. iii.
A day anti a quarter at either hotel.
llIliillllllB EVERY: EXPENSE.
0! meals and berths on route and a day and a
quarter‘s board at either hotel.
This trip in an ideal one it!) he course at '
2 wt h little llhelihoot f aeaalc
tiiemae t review many 41mm
passes in
“.23 points of interact.
Dill llflllllfll 8. 8. ill).
W. b. GUWUDIUJMMW am
W! N. I. HOW York.
I I. .i t mm.
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