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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-23
sERYlcn BY puRLIoArIoN.

GE9RGIA-Glynn County.
Mrs Mary Z. Reppafd vs.. Jefferson Levy,
The National Rank % Rrrpswitk and the May
OF and Council " BTUusNiCs Petition for y6r
uon OF realty in Glyn1 Superior court, be-
eeinttN Term thereof, 1900
To The cfendrut. Jefer 81 Levy.
Ion hereby notihcd that he petitioner In
Tue an e slatee case viii apply foe q part
ION 81 Nat certain real property in the state
~ tf7ol "a, county OF Glynn and city Of Bruns-
Wiek- aeN bed o. follows: 4 Nor the asteI "a
Dor iou EFtat Is known as and Gales the
stiuftg Nc TTaeC or 'Hhe Wells Tract
bHFng theWA owing courses end ciFtsuCes. To-
VIZ Com IA g ng at the centre 81 the SOUTH
- lIneA Ion street aGd running thcuCe
"a Atlpf feet; hence fuBTirg East
W3lsisA thence lnpritg NurtEwardiy
l9ie ieeti ~ 4 1nanfnW WestwaIdiy s5- teet,
except taref an aRnSt Eeejs cre:ofore
soid py the own rs' such application ioi par
pticn of ala lard VIII re made at Tie next
term SAID cousi 81 &c teld he frsI Mon
dao in December ueNt
IRIS notice gwen IN urFs.l ce Of an order
granted september rs. lplf, ~ Hon Pasf ~
Seaarook. judge - sold court presiding he
honorabe Joseph W, Eenret baiDR disqualified
IN said case.
wines. the Honorable TarlF. sea,iook.
}gGeeo saia court presiding, This Octol er /,
r. =. DU BIGNCN
CLERK superior Coart Glyhn County, Ga
SPARKS y TWITTY,
etiti r ttCreys
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She Is Making a Bid for the Next
State Fair.
We MaOon TsIegraph AYE !:

Inc MACON Telegraph says:
"The meeting here yesterday be
tween Messrs. Moore and Crangord Of
valdosss. and President J. Pope
Brown Of the state Agricultural So.
cisty, put people tOguessiDg, but none
Of the three gentlemen would say
what Significance. if any, was to be
attached to tn . meeting.
ut is known, however. that VAL
dosta wants the next State Fair, as 81 .
was.so successful with the one just
held. Macon is also al active bidder
for that attraction, and it is now a
question az to what city will be 40
fortunate az to get H."
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4 FriahLfnI Blund.r

WIN ofteRisauseA horrible Burn, scaid, Cut
Or Bruise.-Rneklsn's Arnica :sslye, the best in
the world, win KIN the pain and promptly heal
It. Cures Ola scres,t Feyer.sores, Ulcers, Boils
Feions, corns, al skin Eruptious. Best Pie
cure on iearth. Only q cts. box. Cure guar
anteed, Sold by all druggist
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-23

DsWitts switeh Hazel sslyo win quickly
heal the worst burns and sealds and not leave
. scar y can be applied to cuts and raw sur
faces with prompt and soothing effect. Useit
for piles and skin diseases Beware d worth
less coubterfeits. W. J. Butts.
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CITATION.

County.
10 whom it may concern: Hiram j. Read
having n proper form applied 20 me FOR rer-
aahent letters OF Naturalization on the "a
tsie Of Lou stafford, late OF said county
this u 70 cite an and singular the creditor
ano next OF kin Of Lon stafford, 10 be and a..
pear ~ my ofhce within the time allowed ~
leM ana show cause, II any they can. yybT
permanent administration should noe IA
sranted % Hiram :. Read on Lou Stafford e.
late. witness my Official Signature this ktb
day OF November, 1900. ''H
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
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5000 Reward.

v Will pay the above reward for any case
q LIVER Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick ffeadaehe
cannot cure with 1iterata, the In. ~ t,ste
Litt5s Liver Pills, when the directions are
sstiEletiy com plied With. They are purely yeges
.aple and never fail 60 give satisfaction. 81
boxes contain 100 pills, Ice boxes eenfai,, "
Pulls g boxes contain 10 pills Beware al sub.
tet er snd ,l,mn,tstons sest BY mail. siampe
ton aud clIson SITS, Chicago nj yTry o I'm
brown Drug Cos Brunswick, Ga
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nraxII to ne Reprcsewtcd.

The Brazilian government early in
the season sent out invitations to all
agricultural and industrial societies %
prepare articles for exhibition as the
Pan.Amerioan Exposition az Buffaso ii
1901. A large number OF coffee pro.
ducers have agreed to send a fun line
Of samples Of the best Brazilian grades
OF this commodity.
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CITATION.
GeorgiA-Glrnn Conntr.

=, 10 whom Il may concern; Take notice. thai
NhaIles .. Jones has applied for permanent
late ofsaid county, deceased. ana n tbsre -
~. Wy oplection 20 the grant OF ssid appicstiop.
ell set Y De presented on the hrst Monday In ne
! Z so Sel ne1 az which time the same viii come
/, = ioI heailng IN the court OF ordiuarv ~ aid
county AZ the usual hour and place "a holsins
said clugt. Given under my hand ana og,eis5
signature this 18th Of September, 1904. 80
HORACE DART,
Ordinary Glyun Couuty.
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Have you a sense Of fulnession the region
your stomach after eatinga II 50 you win be
benefited by using Chamberiain's stomach and
Liver Tablets. They also cure belchIng and
sour stomach. They regulate the bowels too.
Price z5e. Sold BY Bishops Drug store.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-23
Moods SaS.saparfEYa
RoB1NsoN's CIRCUS COMING.
VIII Give Two Performances Here
January 1ltn.


e Robinson's big circus, which has the
reputation d being the largest show
OF the Kind travelling in this part Of
the country, will give two perform
ances in this CITY on January 18th.
The advance agent was In the CITY
yesterday and all preliminary arrange
ments were made, and ell the bill
boards will be posted with their litho-
graphs in few days.
Robinson's circus used to be reg
ular visitor to Brunswick. but has not
given a performance here in several
years. He always carries llrs' class
show and this time win be no exOep,
tiOn,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-23

The TINES GALL job Eofflee is now in
fall'blast again and those who desire
10 save money should let 1t bid on
their WORK. Beet ~oiAmeA ssras u.
EQUIPPED.
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UOWlS frUIsg

HOW'STHiSg
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward Tar any ease o. Catarrh that oaa-
not he cured ~ Hal. CataFrn Cure.
Ed, CHENEY & CO., paledo, d.
W., W. undsrsiQned, pave kaau.n
fsJ, cusuel foG the las, iftesa seafs
end oeAieve Eta pesfee'ly hauorahle
~ AL M.fatss sps catn- ia n-
e,al'y sble q cfrfS on any Obligations
ptscahs 'hesr siem
WeH s Tsesx. phul.epta r,negist.
rolEo, 0.
Walafe ktcea9 &MuTi-. h.l .sa :
cfpgsV =. f0iedo, o.
Hst'- 'stsrrh Cure is aaeen1oteF
shy, acting directly upen ne biood
500 mucous eur,sces ~ he system.
l@Niimadiai- ntfse-. Pf,r' 75,, PEI
bottle. Sold IS asfarogs.s HsRs
Family P,tls are h. bes
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SHIP NOTICE.

Neither the master nor owners Of
the Norwegian bark, Rossnius Will
be responsible for any dsbts con
tracted BY the Grew Of said bark.
BoGwALD. Master,
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HOW ARE YOUR NERvEsY

II thsy are weak and you feel nervous
aud easlly illustrated can't sleep, and rise
in the morning unrefreshed, your blood is
poor. Strong nerves depend upon rich,
nourishing blood Hoods sarsAparilla
makes the nerves strong by enriching and
vitalizing the blood 1t gives sweet. re-
-. = z sleep aud completely cures ne-,-.
Gus trouples LsoAn taklnR IL today.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-23

A bottle Of Priokly Ash Bitters kept
in the house aud used occasionally
means good healthto the whole house-
hold. W.. Butte,
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HaIf the world i II narkns.,

az tolthe cause Of their III health II they would
start 70 treat their kidneys with Foley's Kid
neyiGurei thei WEAKNESS Of body and mind, back
ache i.headaehe Sand3rheumatic spains would
disappear WI. Butts
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Rich, warm, healthy blood is given
by Hoods sarssparilla, and thus
coughs, colds and pneumonia are pre-
vented Take it now.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-23

Fragrant rs ripe fruit-Pure as a
mountain spring HoarY With age,
and a blessing to men, when risusstis-
used. That's what Hsrper's W lev
is. Sold b5 i. NEWMAN, Bry ick.
Ga.
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MARsH AL,slsALEs

VIII be sold before lhe court house. door inss
tthe city 81 BruzHwick, on Monday. November
ne s5Jh, lWN the followiag described COW toNi&
Vhe yellow ccN with white Jaw mari ed -
City Pound unclaimed and Fo8d for i'm papnd-.
ing lee and cost. This NOV III 1900
ROBERT IEVISON,
MarshHl City oi Brunswick
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Try BoromoI Tooth Pow
ders Butts, The Druggist.

When yep feel thaa lie IL hardly woIth the
candie take ia dose Of Chamberisin's stomach
aad Liver Tablets. They win cleanse your
3aschs tone mp your liver and regulate your
howala, making you iecllike new man. For
sale a. gishous Drug store.
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bO SHaa
Of Me Back

That Is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely to be respondent
and II Is not unusual to find them
borrowing trouble as II they hadn't
enough already.
The fact Is their kidneys are weak,
either naturally Or because Of sickness.
exposure. worry or other influences.
:. am thankful to say writes J. L. Camp
bell. Of Sycamore, Ill. that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has cured me. For many years was
9roubled with baekache, At times was 50
bad had to be helped from the bed or chair.
am nov well and strong and free from Dairi.n
what this great medicine did for him It has
Conc for others.
Moods SRsssapas'fkka
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
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Stops the Cough
aud works OF thu Cold.

Laxative Bromo.ouinine Tablets cure a cold
IN one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price s. cents
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srov rs REPAIRED.

Rsces the stove doctor, repairs ell
kinds % cook stoves and ranges, and
buys and sells secondhand stoves. 4l4
aystreet.
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SERVICE BY puBmcAT1oN.

SIX ' TIE n sFLUIdJAIIDN.
Mrs Clyde Freeman, Libel for Divorce. Re-
turnRble to December
vs. Torn. 1850, of Superior
Court Of Glynn coun-
y. j. reeman. ty, Georgia.
10 he said defendant, .. J. Freeman:
fou are hereby required personally or bv
attorney, to he and appear at the next term q
the supeFic' SUSt OF said county, conveninr
on Inc ATst sss,-aHy IN December, l9o4 then an a
mere to answer The plaintiff, Clyde Freeman.
upon the merits OF her petition for divorce filed
against You; as IN defsult 81 such appearance
rs Court win proceed as q justice shall apper-
Judge e said Superior Gsnrt, this 22d iav ID
= nstlst,isUg. a. o, TOWNSEND.
2 pnly Clerk superior Court. Glynu Co, Ca Z.
~ W. kRAUSS, PITTS. Atty.
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Mr.. Charles J. HIrsch is spending
some time here.
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poWitt's Little Esriy Risers are the btOs
liver pills ever made. Rasyito tske and never
gripe. "a. Butts. ----
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Second hand household
furniture bought and sold,
also pianos, organs, trunks,
mirrors, carpets, etc. j. w
w atkins.
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A Gard

= lard,
The manufacturers Of Banu have an
thorized tho undersigned 10 ice il for
burns, cuts, sores. ulcers. eczema ans
aii SKIN diseases 1ouIh9f Bour meuey back
- cla VI Bats.
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Money loaned on personal
property and real estate. APP.
ply to j. w. Watkins.

F9s the serious diseases mar attscs
the k'dneys, Pfickly Ash b tea is an
untsiling remedy. Relieves bscksebe
sweiing OF the feet, aud aerslstept
hrSo4ehe--ssmp'ems which indicate
kioneT trouble. w j. Butts.
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CITATION
clrArInN

GEoRGfA-Glyun County.
Whereas, Ella j, Jennings, administratrfx ~
george w. Calvin estate. represents d The
court IN her petition, duly fled and entered on
record. that she has fully administered 6eorge
", Salyin's estate. This is, therefore, 70 cife
81 persons concerned kindred and creditors
70 snow cause, II any they can, why said IA !.
nlnistratrix should not be DISCHARGED from
administration, aud receive letters al disrnis-
sion on the drst Monday in December. 1900.
HORACE DART, Ordinary
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TJslop Q NJ.

After exposure or when you go
Ing on AXE dose of F0less
Il never fills to storss Il
j. Butts. '''0' y
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Blood Poison

Blood Poison t eS7', s5s Or !, Hs'9Ia "a.
terrible stages, PRODUCING eonre,-co,a-as
spots on face or body. little uieere AZ 80
tongue, Ia the mouth or throat, falilnS ont ~
nc aAr or eyebrows, decay Of tie fesb az
pones, completely and forever eradicatsd
without the use Of Injurious drugs, Iesvi1S
me system IN pure, strong and heaith.
WaPieAeeIa or enlarged yelns, which
SSsSIS lead TO complete loss OF
60, s pSTeri as9 Hydrocele, Gonorrhqa.
Diseases and Weaknesses Of men orjeSix
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Nausea indigestion are cured by Hoods
Pills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13

velvet hats Of this hue, ornamented
with knots OF draped velvet and satin,
held by tall buckles. Under the brlm OF
each, on the left, is Il twig OF peach
blossoms, knotted with black velvet.
Early in the season 1t was announced
TINT the day Of the ostrich plume had
nassed; but the most graceful hats seen
still owe their beauty TO this deocra-
tIon. Mrs. Duncan Elliott maintained
the fashion with a turban OF gray silk
velvet covered with sweeping white
plumes. and II Ia noticeable that among
nearly ali women OF fashion ostrich
feathers have held their own against
bird breasts and all the novelties In
PRODUCED TO supplant them. Curling
black or gray feathers are worn In the
Treinwny style, one on each side Of II
hat. or, more usually, two or three
plumes are posed. In the manner OF nm
old-time riding hat, upon one Side only.
II Is speaking mildly TO say that the
crusade against the theatre hat has
succeeded. The other night hhppen-
ca to sit beside mn elderly iady, whose
satlny white locks were covered by II
small. closo-flttlng bonnet In every way
uuobtrusIve. But at the critical mo-
mcnt Of tho plslng Of the curtain n
young woman, lennlng forward from
the sent behind. directed, rather than
requested;
dWn you remove your bonnet, mad
nmc7"
The lady turned, and hor stu bright
eyes rested upon the pompadour rolls
Of the young girls colffure crowned by
waving nlgreites,
Yes, my dear" she said with hui
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13

leadership in matters of fashion is un-
disputed is scrap of dark sable. with
huge dragonfly in front, whose wings
are studded with turquolscs.
Az wedding reception this week It
was impossible not to notice the great
number of large Directory hats made
Of rigid tulle. with high crowns. halo
brlms and trimmings Of flowers and
fur tails. One in yellow chiffon and
rosebuds had fur bow on the left side,
from which hung a perfect fringe Of
sable tails. The mum made to match
this toilet looked like sable boa has
tily rolled about the hands and tied
with knot of chiffon and flowers.
A big Gainsborough shape of gray
tulle was trimmed under the brlm with
violets and about the crown with a
peculiar mixture Of chinchIlla and gray
ostrich plumes.
The smaller fur hats arc often of
turban shape-not the turban known of
old to millinery, but the turban of the
Mahometaus. Yards upon yards OF
chiffon are swathed about the head in
a huge, cloudy roll, with the merest
edge of fur to give some pretense of
shape and consistency.
These fur turbans like many of the
larger hats, arc worn fer back upon
the head to display the fluffy hair about
the forehead; while the "chlgnon," as
the French have never ceased to call it..
is dropped as low MS may be, often-for
evening wear-to the nape of the neck,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13

can make them look protective; as well
as tailor dresses whose curtalled Jack
cts however warmly lined and wad-
ded present the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
look of costumes for May Day.
Into the procession Of bright colors,
blowing laecs and unprotected figures,
let there intrude one woman in box
coat coming to her heels. and you have
weird feeling as IL two climates had
colllded. and their passengers had not
yet dlsentangled- themselves from the
debris.
Nineteen hundreds audaelous as
sumption that chill blasts are heating
is fully acquiesced in by the widwinter
millinery, whose clouds OF tulls and
blossomlng lowers have sometimes a
nlpped look to one whose courage 10 not
quite up to such gigantic and consistent
make-believe.
Even the fur hats are altogether airy,
and have a comical and homogeneous
llghtness, with their aureoles Of gauge
and trimmings of rosebuds and span
giles
Never until this season could oae
have seen such tumble of July and
January, such forced intimacy Of snow
flakes and butterflies.
The newest fur bonnets are most In
terestIng bits of leadgear, scarcely lar
ger than the palm Of ones hand. One
Just made to order for woman whose
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
piscovery Of Coal In cuba.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Jan. 11.-Bu-
stness men, especially those interested
in mining. were greatly interested in a
test made to-day of coal recently dis
covered in the Mayard district. A coal
mine in Cuba would be Of the greatest
possible value. At present the price Of
coal is IS per ton for ships and steam
plants; and there is virtually no do
nestle consumption, owing to the pro-
hIbltlve figure. Scientists have always
held that It was impossible that coal
should exist in Cuba and all tests Of
reputed discoveries heretofore have re-
suited in failure.
In to-day's test the fire was kept
burning continually for ten hours. The
coal appears to be produce between
bituminous and camel. With strong
draft It developed remarkable degree
of heat, and the experts declare It equal
to the best steam coal in the southern
states.
The mining possibilities Of Cuba
would be enormous IL cheaper coal
could be secured. Many Iron and man
ganese mines would be developed. Jul
Ian Cendoyoa Is the owner of the
cinims and there are indications Of u
deposit practically unlimited.
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noroug twinkle; certainly. il you win

morous twinkle: Certainly, II you will
smooth down your hair"
The present fashion calls for wildly
rufaed locks, though they do not usual
ly offend in the matter Of height. The
couture which has largely supplanted
the theatre hat is low knot, almost
falling from the head. and decorated
with flowers. Sometimes huge rose Is
placed on each side of the hair. Some
times there Is but one flower. The
blossoms are, as a rule, artificial.
though one often sees big natural car
nations worn. Occasionally the flowers
are held by ribbon snoods.
Hats Of 800 shapes, big ard little, are
already in the hands Of the wholesalers,
ready for the spring. A considerable
proportion of these turn back from the
face. and, when large. have curlously
cut and undulating brinls.
Soft felt outing hats will be as popu-
lar as last season. and in spite Of every
denial It will be surprising II we escape
another summer Of quilts. Bird breasts
and wings are not chic enough to re-
place them, and there Is little reason to
doubt that all who object to the eagle
as representative Of America viii have
further chances to help extermlnate
the bird.
And, OF course, bird lovers will help
bird haters-or so says the history OF
fashion. ELLEN OSBORN.
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used ON hats and so many heads and
tails and claws dangle in such terrify-
ing proximity to the hair, that am re-
minded constantly Of the reply of a be-
wlIdered saleswoman to customer
who objected strenuousiy to the
"beastly" decorations Of the headgear
shown her:
But, madame we must trim with
something, and some ladies object to
birds, even little ones"
81 should hope 50, said the disguised
customer.
One Of the most artistic fur-trlmmed
hats that have seen was a large.
round model, draped with yellow
panne. which was completely yelled
with a costly yellowlsh lace, The body
of marten was drawn about the hat
to the right, the head nesting in the
lace, while the tail and paws fell. to the
back over the hair, with the ends Of
the veil. That such concoctlon has
any real beauty or appropriateness it
would be impossible to maintain, but
the clever technique OF much recent
millinery has to stand as apology for
sins of omission and commission.
Among the newest shapes. which
promise to last until spring. are great
many small toques draped a la Char
lotte corday. One Of these. made to
complete costume of pastel blue
cloth, is of delicate pastel blue felt,
supple and appearing to accommodate
itself to the shape o: thei head. In,
front pretty dFapery of blue velvet is
covered with veil of old lace and
gathered into a bow by a fine paste
buckle.
One OF the best mIlllners in New York
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is showing good many small capotes
with strings, which are as smart as
they are simple. One OF these. OF the
shape known as Garde Franchise,
turns up In front, and is composed Of
strips of stitched felt of the new pinky
red that succeeds in being red without
appearing to be red at all. Twists Of
satin of the same color are rolled spiral
fashion about the crown and supply the
strings. IN front are two very full
cockades of black satin, set back to
back with a steel buckle between them.
Another capoteHis of dead-left felt,
with a brin that turns up in front and
then undulate5 all around. Its only
decorations are straps of green velvet
crossing the crown and forming stringn,
and feathery aigrette in front, which
gives height and distinction.
Next to red. purple is the color of the
moment, especially when expressed in
velvet Mrs. Aston wears when calling,
a close bonnet OF royal purple built up
high in front, with an ornament of cut
steel in the middle. and having wide
black velvet strings that tie under one
ear,
Another color much in vogue is a
bright peach tint. The twin daughters
of Mrs ogden Mills are wearing large
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK-Cotton goods market
SAowa no change In character Of, de-
mand for either staple lines or fancles,
Brown bleached and coarse colored
cottons all slow, but prices are steady.
Prints quiet. American b indigo blues
advanced to Sc and &C" indigo blues to
10 per yard, Print cloths inactive, no
business In regular cloths, unchanged
At SNc, Linens are very strong, Mar.
ket is comparatively bare of supplies
and prices are advancing abroad and
here. BUriaps quiet without change In
prices,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13

Special Correspondence of IntellIgencer.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-1t Is the APP
parent determination of wOmankind to
ignore the fact Of winter.
Even when the mercury sinks lowest,
one may see upon the streets mlnIa-
ture coats and dlminutive boleros SO
short and jaunty that no amount of fur