The Waterville Mail (Waterville, Maine) Waterville Materials

Colby College Digital Commons @ Colby The Waterville Mail (Waterville, Maine) Waterville Materials 9-11-1891 The Waterville Mail (Vol. 45, No. 15): September 11, 1891 Prince & Wyman Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/waterville_mail Part of the Agriculture Commons, American Popular Culture Commons, Journalism Studies Commons, and the United States History Commons Recommended Citation Prince & Wyman, "The Waterville Mail (Vol. 45, No. 15): September 11, 1891" (1891). The Waterville Mail (Waterville, Maine). 1434. https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/waterville_mail/1434 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Waterville Materials at Digital Commons @ Colby. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Waterville Mail (Waterville, Maine) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Colby. VÔLUME XLV. WATER7ILLE, MAINE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1801. NO. 16. A WONDER. towns these huts are in oollootions of a WOMAN’S WORLD. OIlRtKTIAN KNDKAVOK CONVENTION GEO.K. BOUTELLE, KRKIVK RHTIMATK OR HAMLIN, "Allah, hoiil Allah, hoiil Allah, hou!" [From the InUr-Oeeaii) dosen or so, making subtirbs or villages of Kngllsh housewives aro greatly exer AT HACO. mud, and on the tiaoiendas thej are often At a meeting of tbo Mamo Cmnmandery —tho last wonl exjiolietl with a jerk. She is a college graduate. Packed In her lit cised over a recent decision of the courts ^^D-4h« morning of August 21), two dele ---- ^ inside the wall sarrounding the adobe of tho Military Onlor of tl ’ A dozen littlu children were now hand- tle bead concerning the legal rights uf servants gates wore soon hastily moving toward ooim«Bi^xÔR At Are all the Hring langnages and many that are buildinn where their masters live, or they of Portland, IIuii 'riiomas oil over tho rad to tho Nubian, who took regard to the wearing of insignia of ser- the station where the 5 60 tram was in ...........................-ood Ip ke dead; are buift close to the wall on the outside. in eulogyouffigy of theth lato Hon. Hannibal liiain- them in his arms and laid them in a row, hinks her thongh vicc. 'Hie Kngiish mistress insists that waiting. On thoir way thoy wore joined their faces llattonetl to the mats The ohl Tleonle Brak Ralldliiir» W«t«rvlll«. whistles in high Greek, Along the railroad yon often see them her nikid shall not wear a hang, or, as she Itn, aa follows: by a young man who brealliless and hroak- priost advanced withm a stop of tho first While with a Chineee washee-raan she easily made of discarded railroad ties, the ties calls it, ”a fringe," but shall comb her CoMrANiGNa—It is not in tho least my can speak. fasiless was bound, as were they, for tho child, his IiM moving tii prayer DDNN BLOCK AGAIN being set on end and forming the walls of hair neatly hack beneath a cap of snowy Saco Convonlioii. intention to deliver a disooiinie uiroii Mr W. C. PHILBROOK, the hut, wbils a thatch of cactus or other Yapouty isaao toanod over and winipor- The whole array of soienoee are at her Anger Uwn, and tho Kngitsh maid rarely rebels In an incredibly short spsco of time Hambn or to present you with a sketch of leaves make the roof. If you will remem Ins life. ed, “Seel now he will bless them." CODNSBLLOR AT LAW AimI proêmS mathematical Just bnbble from Much to tho astonishment, therefore, of thoy wore seated in Iho ear and s|>ecdmg I rnisoil niyself on my feet to sec tho ber the average length of the railroad tie the mistress one servant has refused to lie I do nut oven mtond to dwell upon Ihe her line; you will know the height of the Mexican onward, (jnietly? Oh nol One could hear bettor. 'Fho old priest lialnnccd himself AND NOTARY PUBLIC decorated with tho luidge of inferiority, Bath eonvontiun, Augmta, over 300 dele grt'at ovonts of his life My solo desire i# Whene'er sne talks her heareri try their hard- railroad hnt In the rainy regions of Mex for a moment, slcppeil firmly upon the OFTIOR IN ARNOLD’S BLOCK, eet to look wise; and Vo the neater,astoiiiinmiont of the mis gates, and tho like, with frequeiil "giggles” to rander a tnlnite to somo of tho virtiica ico, where the rajtt comes down in showers first child, his liaro^ feet sinking into ita WATERVfLLR, • MAINE. Hot, to conceal their igaoraooe, they rentnre tress, this breach of discipline is not re- nnil although>iigii the anxious look on the faro which I know ho |>oMenfiod, ami which I DO repliec. every afternoon for several months of the soft, yielding flesh, ami then walJrml de- ganlod as Siifflciontly serious to warrant of the lireakfnatloss yoting man dcc|>c think were tho key to his hmtorv. year, the huts are built with ridge roofs, lilieratcly across tho lino of prostrate Not only is her learning far ahead of any tho withholding of her wage the tongues nm 0I1 Mr Hamlin had vouchsAfetl to him a and in the valley of Mexico and amid the childrun As ho (Mused, each little tot O. W. HUTCHINS, dream. Mary Ann rules tliu earth 011 this side At Augusta they were joined by a com- long life, am) a long and striking |H>titieal Unt she in college tennis was tlie captain of a oturesque mountains aloug tho line of the career He was for O-I^yeara a lawyer, ho raisml lU head, waited until the last child B001S « SHOES CLOSING OUT ^ team; of tho sea, and has done so for somu time. [>any wenrirq^* tho soarlet iNidge of the had licon trampled; then sprang iiii, kissed lexican National Railroad you see roofs SURGEON : DENTIST, Wo may not have guests or chihiron with local society, and tho white badge of the was for SIX yenra in the Eegislatnre of And in the college races on the lake and on made of board aud tile. The board roofs the old priest’s robe, < and ran iaughmg SueoeMor to O. 8. PAIjMKK, the land, out incurring her disnioasuro And if she .State Union, and tho contest waxed fierce Mnmo, three years as speaker, four years Was always crowned the victor, to the ronsio are tied on and held down by means of in tbe Hotise of Keprosoiitativus at W'ash- from the room OFPIOR—00 Main Streot. should chooso not only to rufuso to weai* a as to which one should say tho most 111 the 'I’lio dorvishoH wore now in thu last of the band, stones placed upon them, ami tbo tiles are cap, but to go about in the costume of ington, four years viee-pn*stdont of the NOT TO DO ANT MORE BUSINESS IN THIS UNH. shorti'st time stages of exlianntoil frenzy. Tho onco Rthor and Para Nitroaa Oxlda Qaa Ad- A dainty pair of glasses on her dainty little fastened with mortar. In few uf those Kvo, doubtless we would blindfold our United States, Governor of Maine, collec mlnlaterad for the Estractlon of Teeth Indian huts are nails used, and rope and r\ll along the route more delegates were hamisomo young priest was ghastly, froth Doee husbamls and sons and let her. III waiting imlit tho ear was more than fnM tor of tlie port of Boston, mmister to Adds to her look of caltnre and her statue withes take their places. Siiaiii, and for ‘26 years a senator of tho ing at thu mouth, only tho whito of Ins like repoee: By and bv, when tho wonioii have dis Portland was (limlly son'amoil in the nsii- The cheapest huts of nil are those of tho cussed iisyahulogy ami |>olilies,;vid theos- Ijutoil States. eyes visihlo, Ins voico thick, his breath But when (lisouasiDg eubjecta with a Boston at imintelligihlo tones, and a general rush almost gono. Tho others were drooping, maideo'g mignt hot oonatry or of the log lands aloug the ophy, they will have to stay homo from During all those |>ernM)s and throughout A. E. BESSEY, H.D. was made uir'Gio tieket oflico, anil after with knoos lient, tiardly able to stand. Her eyes Hash throngh her glassos like a looo- coast. These ard mads of cane or polos, thoir oliibs in thoir kitchens, lieeniiso they all thes45 varied wcosioiis no man over some delay the party again started in oVer- .Smldenly tho priest turned liia liack, licflidoiicOt 28 EIni| street. Offioo, 84 rootiye’s light which are driven into the ground and tied didn’t considnr tho importaneo of tho ser found Mr namlm to fail of Ins word, and crowiled ears; past ()ld (Irclmnl they s{hto<1, prostrateii himself iM'foro tho alter, ami Main street, over Mias S. L. Hlairwleli^s Oh, she is jiut a daisy. Though the drawliack to cross poles with strings, ThojHilos are vant Droblcm no enemy ever eliarged him with the Iw- of the same length and to their to|ts rafters looking with longing eyes at "old wean," nrayed silently Tho wliirlnig child, who Only about One Thousand Dollars Millinery store. of her sex and then thinking of the pronnsed exi nr- (ravat of friends tor half no hour had not stopped, sank to OfRoe Hours—10 to 12 a.m., 1 to 2.30 Keeps her from being President, her robid it are tied, and on these a thatched roof is ^ What is tho use of Inung an Empress? 'Ihese are stmph* virtuoH, Imt if you does not vex; Sion to-morrow Nneo is stMin reached and tho floor 1 he lino of durvialics grow still, and 7 to 6 p.m.

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