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1iaiAnD SUN
s1ttiod "a Favor o. .enaior Johnion
n. Camden,

SETTLED Ia Favor % EE.'ehaior SehnAoA
\. Camden.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer
Z. IIARTINsBURG. w Va. July ~
The case Of johnson n. Camden IS. W.
s. Dewlng ct al, was decided IN the cir
cult court here this morning by Judge E.
Boyd Faulkner, in favor Of Mr.. Cam
den. This case was removed from the
circuit court Of Greenbrier county and
Involves 1900 acres of valuable timber
lands in Greenbrier. Webster and Ran
dolph counties.
The land was conveyed u Hutton and
Butcher by W. s. Dewing. and was
claimed to be owned IN fact By W. s.
Dewing. The court held that all this
hand which was 30 conveyed. embracing
the Caperton survey, was In fact held
by Hutton and Butcher in trust for ].
N.Camden and his associates,fs s. 3. FL
kins and n. G. Davis. who previously
conveyed their interests to Mr. Camden,
making MIN now the sole owner, IS en-
titled to have the same conveyed to
him.
The case was referred TO q commits.
sioner 20 ascertain the amount OF lana
and taxes, coste, etc.
The case was argued by Wesley Mol
lahan, OF Charleston. and Frank Woods.
Of Baltimore, for the plaintiff, and Judge
W. T. Ice and Z. D. Tahiti, OF Beverly,
for the defendant.
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IT CURES BY INHALATION
Il Guaranteed Became It Docs Cure.
YRWoOn
Brss1y News IteniS Gathered in the Dnsy
SIArsllail Comfy Town.

DresEy News Hens Gathered 10 the DuSy
Marshall County Town.
At a called meeting Of the board Of
education and teachers OF Union dis
trlct yesterday, It was decided that the
two Benwood schools and the McMech-
en- school would contribute to some tes-
tlmonial Of esteem to the late secre-
tary Of The board. A. L. Pelley. The
following committee was appointed TO
purchase flowers: Miss Josephine Lam
ders, Miss MCCabe, Miss Houseman,
Miss Davis. Miss Martin, and Miss Dol
beare. President c. w. Kronhardt pre-
sided over the meeting.
The funeral OF Ambrose L. Policy oc-
ours to-day from his late residence on
Plain street, and 1t Is certain TO be
largely attended. Services will be con-
Quoted In the N. p. church, with which
the deceased was so long connected by
the pastor, Rev. ]. s. Robinson, at 1880
o'clock. The interment Will be at Allen
Grove cemetery.
Howard Bursee, Thomas Blake and
Ted Landers have returned from their
fishing camp near New Martlnsvllle. All
the fish they got were given 20 them by
party OF Plttsburghers, camped near
by, and who used traps, but the Ben
wood boys got a few ground hogs and
several chickens.
Charles McCabe, Benwood boy, re-
Gently manager OF the Bellalre office Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
has been promoted 10 the charge OF
four offices, at Cleveland. His friends
are pleased at HE promotion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Phillips and Miss
Hattie Martin have returned from their
Atlantic City trip.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Murray
takes place to-day. The interment Will
be at Bellaire.
Miss Vera Slater, OF West Alexander,
is visiting at the home OF ]. T. Barger.
Mrs. j. P. Barger leaves to-day to
visit friends In New Freeport Pa.
John and VIII GeraghtV returned
yesterday from Atlantic City.
Homer Newton has gone to Buffalo,
N. Y, to spend his vacation.
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DETROIT, Mich, July 1.-THE sec
ond day Of the Blue Ribbon races was
disappointing. Shortly before noon an
unusually heavy rain soaked Che fresh
" narrowed track and the drying out
process was not nearly completed dur
ing the afternoon. The great mer-
chants and manufacturers trottlng
stake, in which seventeen starters were
ready and on which several thousand
dollars were already in the auction
pools. was postponed until tomorrow
on account OF the muddy track and on
ly one event was finished to-day In I'D
dillon to the final heat Of the 2:0i pace
which had been left unfinished Monday.
a crowd OF about 5000 people who
had anticipated seeing the $4,000 trot-
ting stake waited until $3.50 before
Frank Bogash, Rubinstein and Bumps
paced the deciding heat In their yes
terdny's race. Rubensteiu got the lead
and at the half he astwo heads infront
Of Bogash. He increased his lead over
the heavy track until the stretch was
reached when Bogash drove his name
sake furiously after the leader. Both
drivers whipped their horses down to
The wire. but Bogash went under 1t n
nose ahead amid great cheering.
Bumps was poor third. Time, 2I2A.
Redinda, the favorlte, won the 2:lb
pace after laying up the third heat
Askey. who was a decided FIRST choice
In the 2:iG trot, broke badly and was
dlstanced In the fourth heat.
Summary:
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LEW1s RAKER NAY RETuRN

To West MISUNDERSTANDING for the
ChaTIt5ton Gazette.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 49,
Lewis Baker may again become a clti-
zen of West Virginia. He arrived here
yesterday and negotiations are pending
for the purchase of the Charleston Ca
zette. This was his purpose in coming
here. It Is understood that the decker
will go through.
Col. O'Brjen Moore resigned as editor
some time ago, and It Is rumored that
John 7. McGraw. of Grafton, is getting
tired of the expense OF conducting a
personal party organ when West Viz
ginla is "EYerlastingly Republican"
and Republican legislatures seldom
elect Democratic United States sena-
49,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July 19.-Mr.
Kasson and ex-secretary John W. Por-
ter have returned to Washington, to at
tend a meeting of the commission APP
pointed by the President to meet a Brit
lsh commission and treat for the set
Element of many Important questions
now at issue between the United States
and the Dominion OF Canada. This
meeting VIII be held In the course of a
day or two. for although no formal
plans have set been announced, 1t Is the
purpose OF the majority OF the members
10 hasten the work OF preparation 50
that the first meeting OF the Canadian
commissionSwith the British commits
sloners may take place at Quebec about
the first OF August.
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MARTINS PERRY.
IIsps and AIllhapI In the Thriving CITY
Across the River.

IIaps and AIlihapI in tile Thriving City
Across the River.
The following from Mt. Pleasant were
the guests OF friends here yesterday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Edward
Burrlss, Lille jenkins. Mrs. Horace
Ratclin and Ollie Blanner.
Miss Bessie Grifith will entertain her
friends this evening In honor OF Miss
Bertha Griffith, Of Pittsburgh, and
James Cockborn, OF Toronto, Canada.
william Lipphardt Will entertain the
Maennerchor singing society next
Thursday evening at his home on THE
Heights."
Mr.. and Mrs. William Curns, Of Steu-
benviHe, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tweedy, on Fourth street.
Miss Dora Flick left yesterday for a
two weeks visit with relatives at st.
Ciairsyille.
Councilman Charles Downey leaves
this morning for Cleveland to visit
friends.
Rev. A. E. Brownlee left last evening
for Claysville. Pa, to visit relatives.
Miss Libble Tweedy goes to Smith
field to-day to visit relatives.
William Tweedy, Of Dillonvale, was
here yesterday on business.
Rev. A. L. Brownlee will preach at the
U. P. church next Sunday.
Miss Nellie Nelson left yesterday for
TifEin to visit friends.
Robert Hatch Is on the sick list.
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AhIISeslIansOaS NIsIAngs Of Minor Mat
tern nom aIarahnlI,s IstropoIIG.

tefl from AAnE1hnlpn Metfopollls
The two men caught in Bellalre Sun.
day and brought to Moundsville, charg'
ed with breaking into and stealing
goods from the Moundsville Hardware
Company's store. as given in Mondays
Intelllgencer were tried before Squire
Mann and held for the October session
of the grand Jury. Failing TO give
bond they were committed to jail.
John H. Brantner, the local cores
pendent OF the Wheeling News, has re-
signed his position on that paper. Mr
Brantner has also had charge Of the
railroad column Of the News.
The board OF directors OF the peniten-
tlary were in session yesterday and will
continue their work to-day. Three
members OF the board were present, Gil
6eson, Bloyd and scherr,
Mrs. w. /. Hammond has returned
from. nm extended visit with his par
ents at Buckhannon. Her sister, Miss
Matte Daily, accompanied her
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. MeElroy left yes
terday morning for a two weeks visit
to relatives and friends in Peasants
county.
Rev. G. W. Grimes, pastor OF the NJ,
Il. church Mt Clnrksburg, Ia In tho city
looking after his business interests
here.
Hon. q. F. Melghen is In Weston Mt
tending a meeting Of the board OF d.
reetorg OF the asylum.
Colonel C. A. Hlehl, OF PArkorsbirg,
will muster in the Uniform Rank K. OF
p here tonight.
Rev, Dr. sooy, pastor OF Fourth Street
". Il. church, Wheeling, was In the
eitg yesterday.
Thomas p. Hornbrook, OF GAINESVILLE,
o.. Is visiting ]. II. Beam and family
DR. NJ. A. Dowlcr. OF McMechen, was
In the city yesterday
The July session of the county court
commenced yesterday.
Circuit clerk L, L. stldgers was at
Cameron yestrdng.
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The Tidal waves failed to appear and
Special Dispatch to tho InteillgeneeT.

Speclal BlAlhtcn 70 lne 4AtelllScHSSt'
CHARLESTON, W. Va. July 19.-The
nag recently purchased for Captain E.
E. Hoods colored company was pre-
sented the company on the'capitol lawn
by Governor Atkinson here this even
Ing. The company marched up to the
capitol steps and the governor made the
presentation In patriotic speech which
was well received, and heartily APP
plauded. Sam Starks, colored, was
master OF ceremonies The company is
Indebted TO Hon. Edward Corder, Of
the secretary OF states Office, for start
Ing the subscription paper and for so
successfully raising the funds.
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Mr. A. C. Thomas, Of Marysvllle, Tex,
has found a more valuable discovery
than has yet been made in the Klon-
dixie. For years he SUFFERED untold ag-
ony from consumption, accompanied
by hemorrhaRes; and was absolutely
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He
declares that gold Is OF little value in
comparison with this marvellous cure;
would have It, even II Il cost hundred
dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis
and all throat and lung affections are
positively cured by Dr. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
Regular size 50 cents and $l.O0 Guar
anteed to cure or price refunded.
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Special Dispatch to the IntelilgeneeF'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 19.-The
first regular convention of the West
virginia miners association was held
here this afternoon. The president, w.
H. h. Toler. and t. NJ. Phillips, the Sec
rotary, together with about one hum
dred delegates were present. They pass
ed ringing set OF resolutions and ad-
iourned to meet next July.
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nRnMNs NoT N III.

NEW YORK. July is.-The Brooklyns
louis team to-day. At no stage OF the
zane wpre The latter In II, La Chance
played first base In place Of Tucker, who
has been sold to 81. Louis. Score;
Brooklyn .....oTaO $40 0 1-ii5 /
S.. Louls 81 o 0 0 0 0 0 OIL S 5
Earned runs. Brooklyn . Batteries.
Dunn and Grim; Taylor and Clements.
Empires, Andrews md Lynch. Time, i:s2.
AttendRnce. go. Y
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nATTED WEYHING HARD.

WASHINGTON, July lg-Weyhing re-
placed Swain AZ the end OF the second,
and the Castaways won by punching hits
on him In the fifth. Attendance, $50. Score:
RHE
ClcvSlaad "a Q 30 Q S5iS j
Earned runs, washington itNeveland g.
Batteries. weighing, Swain and Mcclure:
Wilson and Cr!ger. umpireS, Emslle and
Hunt. Time, i:ij
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al championship: Gardner, IS; Cooper,
IS; Bald, 20: Major Taylor, %; Stevens,
10; Freeman, y; Mcfarland, II; Eaton.
10; Tom Butler 8: Kimble, O.; Mertens,
s; Bowler. z; Fred Sims, s; Dr. Brown,
4; Jappeden, 4; Becker, 4; Nat Butler, 3;
Karl Kaiser, 8; B0iiroutte, 2: c. NJ. BLY,,
2; Hills, jr., 2; Klser, 2; Watson Cole
,I,~, N
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BALTIMORE, July i9,-The follow
ing bulletin has been Issued by Chair
man Albert Mott, Of the League OF
American wheelmon racing boards!
The following is the score In the nation
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az OWE my whole life to Bnrdock
Blood Bltters. acrofulous sores covered
mg body. ] seemed beyond cure. b. y.
n. has made mic a perfectly well wo-
man" Mrs. Charles Hutton, Bervllle'
Mich.
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BOWLING.

The Bowlers l0st.tw of three games
to the sigs6ees LASH might. In the Mozart
Park tournament. The last game was
won on a margin of only one pin.
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WON al cLOsE aAMEs

IouiSyilie-New York game at Me end Of
the first half OF the sixth inning. In the
nth two bases on balls, q hit and wild
pitch gave Now York the winning run.
Attendance, 5000 Score:
New York .......,.....0 0 ! j 80 40
Louisville ..............1 0 0 90 OIL 4
Earned runs, New York /. Batteries,
RusIe ard Grady: Cunningham and Kilt
redge. umpires. Swartwood and Wood.
Time, 1880.
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soMEBopY ESCAPED pEFEAr. :

PHILADELPHIA, July is=Phlladel.
pha-CincinnntI game called at end OF sec
oud inning on account OF RAIN Score then:
Philadelphia !: Cincinnati O.
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ID GARD OF EQUALIZATION AND
ID APPEALS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Clerks Office.
CITY Of MheellnE. ". Va.

AcbEoSMEaNl GNuAlNE,
Clerks Office.
City OF Wheeling, W. Va.
Public notice is hereby given 10 nil per-
sons Interested that the assessors elected
by the council OF tho city OF Wheeling
have completed their assessment for the
year aud made return thereof to my office.
Any person wishing to appeal from said
assessment or desiring any corrections
made. will appear at the city building be-
fore the board OF equalization and appeals
on the following days at 0 o'clock n m. 4,
as the said board will meet at that time
al the said city building to hear all OBJ
jcctlons TO said assessments and revise and
correct the same:
First wnrd-Mondny. July q.
Second wRri--Tucsday. July q.
Third ward "wednesday, July a.
Fourth ward-ThurSduy July q.
Fifth Friday, July ~,
Sixth ward Monday, August !.
seventh wRrd-TuesdayI August 2.
Eighth wnrd-Wcdnesdhy, August J,
c. H. WATKINS,
iylb City Clerk.
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TO LOAN.
GENERAL NOTICES.
). = NOTICE. * =

BY direction OF the secretary, Of war, a
public hearing by a board OF officers OF
the corps OF engineers upon the matter OF
proposed change Of tho Ohio river harbor
lines at tho Pennsylvania railroad freight
station and the Belmont mills, Wheeling,
will be held at 10 a, M, Central time July
%, 1895, in the Chamber OF Commerce
CIIAs. II. POWELL,
Major. Corps OF Engineers, Senior Mem
Der OF Board. Jyi9
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ooGoooooo0cco 100000!
SPORT.
NATIONAL LEAGUR
,oooOcoGCo 100000

YESTERDAYS. GAMES.
Pittsburgh G. Boston3
Brooklyn u 81. Louis !. 80,
New York 2, Louisville ].
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Warrington.
Cleveland ut Baltimore.
st. Louis at Boston.
Louisville at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia.
BOSTON, July Gardner, with tho as
sistancc Of Ely, won the game for tho
Pittsburgh's to-day, the former by good
pitching and the latter by phenomenal
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When Ague
Shakes You

you can shake the Ague By nsing
AYERS AGUE CURE. It is the
one certain and infalIible cure for
that depicting disease. It been
tried in many countries and under
various conditions, and has never
been known to fail. An Oidyeteran,
writes
@You may DO interested TO know ny e..
psrisnee many years ago With Ayers AguO
Cure. The year before the var WiS IN
Kansas Some twenty Of Us were sngagsdla
farming, and suddenly al ware taken With
fever and ague. We trisd almost everything
without getting any help, til OF last ssnttO
the city and procured q bottle Of Ayers Agus
Cure. IrecoVsred at once. The otherl FOL.
lowed my example, and they, too, recovered
Every one in camp took the remedy and was
cured by 1t. won't all through The var,
have lived in thirteen different states Of the
Union; and have never had the ague SINCE
oB.slITH, St Apgussins, Fla.
There'sonly thingtO gettOrague:
Get AYERS
Alue Cure.
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INTERSTATE LRAGdR.
YEsTERpAY's GENES.

Springfield :. New Castle 2. i
Youngstown 8, Dayton 4.
Fort Wayne u, Toledo 10.
At Dayton. RHE
Y youngstown own. % . ) . Q 3 % 5 2
Rattcrles-Bates and Donahue; Kneppef
and Schrungost.
Al Springfield. RHE
SSG SW castlc 30 : . 600 - s
Batterlcs-Pooie and Grafitis; Hewitt
and Barclay.
At Toledo. Il =
Toledo 30 224O1 10 .0-lO Il 2
Fl. Wayne. 0 0 3 0 o '-i2 iG 4
BatterICs-Keenan. Ewing and Arthur;
Moorcum. Reinan and Campbell
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FOR SALE.
Central Glass Works Stock.
Fostorla Glass Co Stock.
crystal Glass Co, Stock.
West Virginia Glass Co. Stock.
warwick China Co. Stock.
ActnR-Stnndnrd Preferred Stock.
Aetnn-Stnndard Common Stock
Rank OF Wheeling Stock.
Exchange Bank Stock.
wheeling n Belmont BrldgO Co, Stock.
wheeling Bridge Co. Stock.
Wheeling Bridge Co, Bonds.
Wheeling Pottery Bonds,
FOR RENT.
Fine residence completely furnished
with all modern cunvcuicnccs, on Chap
I'M street between Twelfth and Four
tecnth streets, Possession can DO had at
once.
Money to Loan on City Real Estate
HOWARD HAZLETT,
STOCKS, DOSDS AND INVESTMENTS,
Exchange Bank Dullding.
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g Bo.;on s.1l... ..55 : 5 e
Earned runs, Pittsburgh 4; Boston 2.
Two-base hits, Collins 2. Home runs, Ely
2. Double play Lewis and YeaRer. Flrst
base on balls. by Klobednnz 2, Struck out,
by Gardner 2: by Lewis L TimeTl:5i. Um-
pires, Snyder and Connolly.
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Ass1aNEEs, NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

II Nine 10y store rooms, either
sinEIy or together, on Main Rnd
Tenth RtFHetV.
TX Three second story residences
(Gix rooms eRchl Rt Main and
TX Tonth streets. All modern oons
III VCnionoHE.
~ Five (5) rooms second story 50
~ Virginia streets, eleven GID
per month.
JAMES l.. HAWLEY, Real Estate and
Real Estate Loans, 1908 Main street.
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The Medical PrSfassion now admit thsfS Is no
other way o. reaching thess diteateS, excepting
through the ali we breathe.
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HHyomeIa q tho only dry-nir geFInieIde
known which nature permits 70 enter the
bronchial tubes and lungs.
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BatterIes-Bates and Donahue; Kneppe
and Schrungost.
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ElII0TIcN-IOOIt uHu NIUIIIU
and Barclay. ~
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DrTRoIT RACES.

Moorcum. Reiman and Campbell
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20

takes OF refinement and generally tending
toward still deeper degradation. 1t Is un-
fortunately too true that the picture will fit
too many females Of the red skinned race,
bit not all by any means. Notable as ex-
c~eptions are the Cherokee women, two fair
specimens Of whom are pictured. They are
Jennie Thomas and Ellen Thomas Of Chel-
sea, l. T. In the Cherokee language their
names are respectively Wish-na-wa-ga and
Lak-no-va-la, daughters OF two well-to-do
members OF the prosperous Cherokee tribe.
Both the girls are well educated, Of more
than average good looks, vivacious and gen.
orally well fitted to take their places In
polite society. This they are in no mood to
do, preferring the freedom and unconven-
tionality of life as they find it In the place
Of their nativity. The women Of their tribe
are almost always of fine figure and graceful
carriage, the only particularly noticeable
feature that perhaps detracts in a measure
from their good looks being the high cheek
bones that are apparent in even the six
teenth-blood Indians. The voice Of the In
dian girl is never hoarsc or coarse, but low
and musical.
During the last quarter Of a century the
of white men who have married
girls belonging to the FIVE civilized tribes has
been astonishing. 1t must be remembered
that a white man who marries an Indian
girl is generally adopted into the tribe to
which his wife belongs, and thereupon re-
ceives many of the privileges of the other
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20

est French broadcloth, the color let black,
the lining black or viole. silk, the rim
ming special designs in silk cord passemen-
terie en- applique placed upon the skirt, coat
and sleeves.
Some Of the new evening wraps are sup
plemented by a hood lined with white or
some delicate shade, and worn as a head
covering. 1t may be frilled with lace to
make a pretty frame for the face or cut
with a point which fastens over the high
couture, but In either case 1t is vastly be-
coming.
White broadcloth Is much used for brides
maids gowns this season. At a fashionable
church wedding last week such costumes
were worn with black velvet picture hats,
into which touches Of deep orange velvet
were introduced among the dropping sable
plumes. Bouquets OF yellow chrysanthemums
tied with yellow satin ribbon gave a pleas
ing color note to these pretty bridesmaids
frocks.
Among the winter petticoats recommended
Tor durability are those Of American surah
lined with watered percaline, with one ieep
rune OF the silk merely finished with a two
inch hem, and five narrow tucks above. An
other style suggested on the merits Of it's
wearing qualities is a skirt Of silk morcen
with four or five narrow taffeta frills at
the hem. The moreen comes In a variety
Oh coiors and this material will outwear
any three skirts made Of taffeta alone.
There is again a decided fancy for dress
buttons Of every color, size and style. and
on many OF the new display cards al the
button counters are shown three distinct
sizes for the skirt. bodice and Jacket. MANY
OF the smallest buttons are like the finest
goid-framed jewels In their delicate beauty
OF color and design and very many OF .ha
new styles from Paris anu Vienna are sci
ike the most expensive gems In low mount.
ings OF chased gold. frosted silver and fine.
cut steel. Jet, opal. enamel In artistic col
orlngs and old bronze buttons set in rivefed
points framing dainty miniature medallions
prohies In cameo, ETC., are familiar STYLED