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For cord wood, oak pine,
Telephone No. 24-3. Blood
worth & Jones.
PILES CURED.

81 using Smiths Sure Kidney has
made q radical cure for noe. suffered
severely from bleeding piles seventeen
years, and although tried every we'll
recommended, failed 20 receive an4
relief other than the most temporary
Finally, commenced the use OF your
medicine, aud very short course Of
treatment with IL has cured ne. s.
Lehman, Memphis, Tenn. Price so
cents. For sails by ell druRgists
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FOR SALE, HDlery island, sit
uated on Turtle river, containing S25S
scres Of high land, suitable for truck
Jog or poultry raising; about Is acres
cleared; good fishing and Oyster Dads
around the Island. Also, Islan1 View,
oontaipg 90 sores, more or lees, a.
sted 30 GIBSON and Persises creeks,
SIX scres Of which Is under new wire
fepot; 70 70 100 pesr trees, and I'M
provrmsnrs on same. Fos further iss
formation. apply TO F. Joe. Doerfiin-
ger, ale Union street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11
N wa RErsIN.

The TINES CALL Ii geFs sorry tina,
the Bruuswi,t tbsary Association has
Withdrawn It's quest to the city ooun,
ell for the brick, stone, etc, in the old
market building, We understand that
this action was decided upon alter a
lengthy discussion OF the matter by the
board OF managers, II will be remem
bered that council gave the material to
she association at their meeting Thurs-
day night, with the understanding that
IS would have to be removed within 80
days. Since the action OF councl some
Ofour citizens have seen lit 10 eriticiss
them, and as the ii6iary association does
notdss.re - be inc cause OF this criti
cisn, u has withdrawn he request ana
nOSthe old eys-sore viii remain.
We are indeed sorry tnas some people
have sem 1t 20 pucenn council Tor tile
ractlOn, for hey I'D the Oest thing pcs.
slbls, This old halt-anishaa buudns
has been standing 81 our principal
street for number OF yeas. Iav uisy
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DRIP I7,l91
1IL lIl31 3lI9I
IIE5IEl.3

81 have been thinking Of writing to
you for some time, . writes Mrs. w. D.
Benson, of Maxton, Robson Co., N. G.,
Ito let yoa know what a wonderful thing
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
did for my little boy. He was taken
with indigestion when he was a wear
and q half old, and he was under the
doctors treatment for five long years
We spent all we made for doctors bills,
and Il dia no good He could not eat
anything only little milk and cracker,
and sometimes even this would make
him sick, and be got very weak; could
not sit up all day, and gave up all hope
Of his ever getting any better. Looking
over one OF your books I noticed DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery rec
commended for Indigestion. We bought
soma and gave to our boy. Two bottles
of Dr.. Pierca's Golden Medical Discov-
cry cured him. He IL we'll as can be,
and can eat anything that he wants and
Il does not hurt him. He has not been
sick day since, and II has been three
years since he took your medicine /
pray that God will always bless you and
your medicine
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11
SUNDAY THOUGHTS.
Bishop stephen Elliott.

Blshop stephen hlloV'
Beloved, must warn You againS
the very appearance Of evil. When q
Chriastian lie perceived to be lnkewarm
in all that concerns religion, and gets
earnest and busy about everything
else; inAttentive to the public duties
Of the church save when il is entirely
convenient or agreeable, yet ready to
be present at every occasion Of civil
interest; finding no time to read his
bible or say his prsyeras yet finding
abundant leisure for novels or news
papers, or magazines; to suoh cns
/ must put the question on Gods part
Have been a wilderness unto Israeli
land Of darkness 2" 10 there nothing
to interest an immortal creature In
spiritual thlDgsG Nothing to occupy
the attention Of = Christian pilgrim
in the wondrous things Of God'slaw2
Must he run to the world for all his
pleasures, and come to Christ only on
Sunday, and then only when he can
find no possible excuse to keep AwsyS
s there no life in Christianity for your
No reality, 20 Joy, no hope of DIVING,
medistionf Beware, my hearar, lest
you not only wreck yourself, but be-
come the cause By which others shall
bs kept from Christ and His salvation
The judgment which has been record
ed agsinst lukswarm church IL recor-
ded also againsta lukewarm Christian.
"Beoauso thou art lukewarm, neither
cold nor hot. will cast thee ont OF my
mouth" What utter lOathing thislex-
presses on the part Of Christ. What
danger il insinuates upon yours, To
be cast out Of Christ's mouth, and that
for 10 striking or positive SIN, but
simply for being lukewarm, indiffer-
snt about spiritual tbinget How many
there are who think no hasm OF this;
who satisfy themselves with the post
ZION that they are doing nothing TO
d,sgraOotbeir Christianity, even while
they sfs DONG uething to manifest
a more hateful state Of feeling there
Is net IN the whole circle Of Christian
experience, for II argues the absence
Of aimOst every Christian grace.
There can ba no faith where there IL
such spirit no humility, no hope.
It presents one nat expanse of utter
lndifference. Anything is better than
that; beet or cold. burning zeal or ut
tor desduesS-but this indifference
Christ abhovs and utterly repudlates,
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FOL
81 gII! I


Farmers, provide yourselves with
: aiu-killer stthIs season Of the year,
nnsn collie, cholera morbus, dyssnte-
~ u'afrhoa, etc., may disable -FOUR
,la Use Il n every case Of the
SING, ont Be anre that you trust 70 no
osner remedy but tina old, long tried
fsfry Davis Pain EslIer which never
iailsa. Avoid substitutes, There a
%. out one Pain-Kiliar, Perry DAVIS.
Price 25o. and SOC.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11
BR1eurs DISEASE CURED.


/ suffered from kidney trouble,
which fnslIy became no aggravatine
thai was obliged 10 give no my posi-.
tion, which was paying me 500 per
mouth, and 1 came 60 the CITY for treut.
ment, but after ssYersi monrha ! was
worss instead Of better. Iwas advised
Of Smiths sure Kidney Cure and /
bought bottle, and am now 80 We |
tbsrEshsd return to take better DO
siron. Ny ours ! regard az almost
n sculOus. My wife MAS also suffer
Iug, snd she mas baep ,shiug your ma
disc tvr short time, aud is so much
improved tbat she already regards
cure foe her as certain, J. H. Wright,
Clsrksdsle, Mss, Price so cents. For
sAls by al drugRists
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The Times-oan viii be Delivered by
carrier or mail, per year. $500; per week Is
esnts. Correspondence on live subjects
solicited. Real name Of writer should ac-
sompany same. Subscriptions payable in
advance Failure to receive paper should be
reported to he business ONCE. Address all
communications to
THE TIMEs-CALIs
Brunswick, Ga.
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HELP WANTED-MAI.E-

Manager Old established mrrcan-
tile house wants honsst, capsule man
to msn ags b amen sslsyy sl25 month,
KRIS oammissioDs. No soliciting re-
CURED, bu mu-g lake general dirrb.
ton sud y. smbit ass. Good refer
euces aad $500 .sh r qaired Expari-
enos "a M, ager n1t nece ssty, II
q1snfi d N otorf Fespeofs. s'Opportu-
MY" Dave a, Nsv H.veu, Conn,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

The Sun, Yaldos.es raw papea has
reached our saDotum, and It is a noat
sheet. That hustlinC CITY Is sblo to
support daily and the Tmna.CAI1
hopes that the new paper viii be sue
oeesfol.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

When The democratic party Is reor-
ganized such men as Den M Dickerson
and James G. Carlisle should oe left
out. They belong with the republicans.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11


has not been able to complete it, and Il
had been. We ali know that Bruins.
wick Is too email to support 3 market,
and what would have been the RESULT
Simply the taxpayers would have their
money tied up IN a structure from which
there would be no benefit to come. Next
to our churches and schools the library
comes, because it is little Of both, and
we think everybody should encourages
any movement looking toits =
ment.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11
NOTICE.

Hereafter all legal advertise
ments must be paid for after tho
first insertion. The management
has been put to q great deal Of
trouble and delay In collecting in
the past, and in future must take
advantage Of the Georgia Law on
this subject. Oct. 10, 1900,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

Carlisle was pronaaneus on the Rooss,
velt reviewing stauad some day 81, and
now he is one Of she leaders for reorgar
izing the democratic party.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

HELP wANTED-MALE.-oldss -
tablished mercantile house, extending
business in this secuon, wants to ar
range with capable man, OF correct
habits, to manage branch. Salary.
$1,000 yearly. Extra commissions.
Mast furnish $500 and satisfactory
references. Opportunity" Drawer
"a, New Haven, Conn. Ills
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

Bryan, without his free silver fallscy
would be the best man in America for
president
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

VlOlst and Lilac Cream after shav-
ms soothing. eau only be had at
CAar : bal oer shop,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

The full lug, as well as the full din
ner pail, cut quite figure in the rsoen,
elections.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

I SIRA YED. a Mexican parrot, hay-
ing a green back, yellow head, red anu
purple wing feathers. Finder will re
ceive liberal reward By returning same
TO Mrs. Dr. Hatcher, 8O011s Newcasti
street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

Hnstling young man can make eco
per month and expenses. Permanent
position. Experience unnecessary.
Write quick for particulars, Clark q
CO., 4th & Locus Streets. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

FOR sALE.-On fne piano-as
good as new-Cheap for cash. Apply
to L. Goldsmith.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

Coffee is one of the two counties in
Georgia which gave republican MAJOR
lilies.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

WANTED. Services Of intelligent,
reliable, permanent man. Office and
outside work. Enclose stamp ana re.
fsFences. A. 7, Morris, r. o. Gen.
Delivery.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

LADIE5i--I make big wages at
home, and want ali to have the same
opportunity. The work is very pleas.
ant. and will eaaily pay SIS weekly.
Thisis no decedtiOn, Twant no money
and VIII gladly send fnil particulars
90 81 sending stamps. Mrs. Il. A..
Virgins, Benton Harbor, MEN.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

G MALE HELP WANTED. fseIiAhie
nen to sell our line Of high grade lu-
bEicasing oils. geasea, psintp and var
nIshes. Salary Of commission. Ad-
dress, Mutual REFINING CO., Cleveland,
Ohio. rs
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11
Low RATES VIA. TIE PLANT
SYSTEM

To Savannah, Ga, for the e 4
Grand Carnival and Street FAIR, Nos
vembsr 9th to nth. One fare Tor fhe
round trip. Tickets 70 be- cold Novem
Der 9Th, 7th. 9th. 1871. u, ano Is d,
with fiaal limlt 70 18Th. A plsnd,d
program Of attractions hiss been a.
ranged. Plant S. stem tiokes SCENTS
will give full particulars.
B. W. WRENN,
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Savannah, ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

WANTED.-Two young men. Ap,
ply between 9 and IL O'Clock az 11us
London street..
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

Colored man, who reads and writes,
TO prepare for travelling s50monthIy
and expenses, Send self-addressed
envelope. President McBrady, 35e
DearborB, Chicsgo.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS:

Subscribers arc requested to notify the ofBce
whsn they fail 70 get any issue Of the Times-
Gan. Attention.t6 this matter win be appre-
eiased by the publishers.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

Perfectly healthy people have pure, rich
blood Hoods satsaparilIa puri6es and
enriohes the blood and makes people
healthy.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

NoTICE.-This to certify that I
have appointed Coney & Parker agents
for the sale Of my brick in Bfunswiok.
=. S. Morris.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

An sntissptio after shaving. Clark,
the barber.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

FOR RENT,-Two story house, ia
Amherst street
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11
FIRST AND FORRMOsT

In the field OF medicine Is Hoods sarsa-
pariiia Itposaesses sotual and unequalled
merit by which It cures sll diseases oauaed
or promoted BY impure or impoverished
blood. II you have rheumatism dyapep.
sir, serotula or ostarrh, you may sake
Hoods sarsaparilla and be cured II you
are 'un down and feel weak and tired, you
may be sure It viii doyon good
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

Morphine, opium, laudanum ,cocoaine
habit; myself cuted. will inform you OF
harmless. permanent home cure. Mary
S. Bald win, box 1912, Chicago.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11
CHEAP ADVERTISING
CASH IN ADVANCE

Advertisements in this column viii be insert
ed at the uniform rate Q; one Cent Word for
each insertion. No advertisement, however
mall, less thsn 50 cents. Cash in advance.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-11

Ths favorits family cAthartio is Hood
Pills
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
Siueoe fra S~lagmarfem.
Sen Openbe raaber ge ODer arigenS
SpbaDsmGnO.

vSla9morten Ell t9t perlaaet meo
Gig. @nsIanoere o9 8oera li9ser blans
beoe meuem binonoen; Boere / oeres
iauns 0ueroasstleoer meb be breoltps g.
seos 6atte paa 9ouebet os Patronbel=
tet ouer Stulberen; Gn9lanoerne, Sr-
Ianoerne % Stotterne oeres fOrifeuiss
ortebe brosebe llniformer. De lipli9s
5arper pua Sfotterne8 bro9eoe Gel oans
ner en- i9llom 8ontraIt til be %talones
uotSsule aniister, boiS brultne Djne
@fiirrer ub mob Oasslpiet. Man9e al
be oebes anlster barer enbnu Spor al
be Iiolte Mtinutters 9ruiomme giniler.
De Iisser Der bObeuis / unberiise,
imerteforprsbne, ofte nelten utGnteli9e
Stiainser, ipuberreune os lemIeltebe al
be moberne, biauelfte 0auben, eler iaas
eobtlom lerbertnute<af be operferenbe
4mmunitionsuosne o9 aapetter. )
Sanbbeb ct u5p99elist Spn.
Miot blanoi en- Mansbe andre Sig
lager en- uns 2sitnant ueb nOronnins
gems 9sltsaroe". 9an Iisser paa Gpss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
Wsamgc Memmeifelip table.

3fsIss NsbbeIeIie fra ainsfion, Sas
muica, er 5IObbomperen vWabel", Der
lejlsbs paa potano Riuer / brittilt @uis
nso, ~iuntet tiuisemeO 8 goaoe, ben
baube pna Slebstou. Der par ialt
40 gasiasere ON gorb, bDOraf 9aIus
beIen miltsoe aiust. Oampsren ffuIbe
9aa | ganb ueb en- eanbinsspIabs tat
open for 9umaturori ganbfaIbst; men
ba ben tom | 09rbeben af q~anbinsSifes
bet, pilts bet fig, at Stremmsn par
bIepsn iaa frat, at ben trusbe msb at
trefts Baabene iorbi Damperen o. net
| bet tlippsipIbte 8anbfalb. ct Iop,
iom blsp taitet mob gano, naasbs lite
MaoIst, og nosle faa Rinutter efter
par be TO Baabs tnuits msuem aoraI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
2iot ont ~0eiolfningstaf,

Som betenbt er 10 BefOItninsstiI.
uetten / 6rantris meset rinse, oq
mango betenbte 6orfattere bar ffreuet
meset % ifarpt a%nsuaence bette for2ans
bets fuIoe uouitIins iaa fabneluansrt
5aftum, laaIebes bl. q. Cola. ,sor-
fatterne bar / oeres Bsser paauift bs
forlfeQise aariaser BERTH os iurist ma'
net til en- 6oranorins | bisie 6orboIo.
Osiaa for 1898 brinser Statiititfen
meset isrseI'se OpIpsninser ON Bes
~fpltninsens Iftaseu os 8iuer ret triif'
grofetier for 1remtiben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27

repede, oe ba 1ouet meqem ben trebi,
oe Damperen BRAT. eit ben inort fam,
me 9ei. Da Stibet fprif tom inb
Stremmen, efsplorebe BET % innt.
Der par en- irpsttIis gonit meuem aue
be ulptfeli9e pasia9erer, bpornf fsrt
iprang oper Bob, oQereoe fer Baaoene
glsb forbi Stibet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
0reO Mmrabieff CT 300.
5rcbston9resiens Spbnbaman6.

A 18S f4A
port aarbunbreoe NET ipanoenoe, uers
benspoIitiife Iibspuntter - bsbe ben
r%usiiffe lloenrl9sminiiter @reuR / d ael
WuraOieff.
Gen afosoe, Der resneoes for ct at
Dor 9ibs tpgli9iie oiplomutiffe 9oueosr,
CT n%ountig bIsuen biitOrif beremt iom
ben, ber / i'm lib - paa gsar Rifos
laus' ge9ne = uolenbte bet notion
btfenote oe bs~tuoningsiasos 4fuGb-
ninss= os 6rebsforlas til oue ciOis
I~iiersee Raeter.
@reu Rurnuiefis Naun er lite blot
fenot iom en- rem unoerfriit. Oct par
efter ale Renos9ernin9er a. osmme BAN
isIu, Der fit Sheen til 5ori la9et ON en-
5rebstonsres; bet par BAN, Der
iIOneOe Oen unss @rusiifte S~eIOberiter op
til Iantens girteIi9ssreIie.
Man bar 9isnst me9et Oper Mus
r%auisfis @runoe til bette 6orllag o9 /
ben lib, ba 9srbensbiplomaterne ab
Bresiens Del is9te at IG89e aon9res.
fen Sten / Yelen, bleo bet after og ats
ter fremboIot. at MurauieIfs pIan
tunbe tan game Ruslano. "
Der er bog o9iaa oem, Der, efter
oerss Rsnoltab til ben abode. bar err
tlaret, al ban banoleoe mere iOm Men.
ntlte enb iom Diplomat BET Stgtts.
pans belle llosnrissfipre tposr fOrgus
ri9t neiop berben. l6an tiIueiebragte
40 freoeIis 9ej ct 9Obt 5OrbOlO Ill { . r
tiet. IiseiOm ban f%Gitneoe bet alt
bunbne Baano meaem 5~ranfris o9
@5orriset.
Nen unasteIis bar ban uGret en-
fnilo Diplomat. Ruslanos Nliater:
poli,it bar unoer bam ounbet iauoanne
9aurber, fom easrs fun Rri9 brin9er.
Ulan t9nte blst paa 5orboIoet Ill
Ger zen % Rorea. Oct par bans
Maal at pinbe ab frebeli9 Bel og man
f%orltaar oerfor n9lien, at 6n9lanos
8resie er bleuen belt for fRrbet ouer
bans brdtte Bort9an9. Sal iao for
ferbet, at ben bar label fig binbe ct
uilot 8p9ts paa 9tmet, nemli9, al
ariqspartiet / Ruslauo ifnIoe
baue label Wurauieii forgive, fOrbi ban
for enbper griS uiloe BEFORE 5reo / o9
omtrin9 bet brGnbenbr gitaliatilte
SpergsmaaI.
@anlfe ftfsrt pil Murauieiis Dob
beiyoe en- ubelois utrpfsfeIelie o%oerfor
R u%sIanbs 9enf9ter meb Rina,
men bsrfra al antn9e Ranosn fOr9iuet,
er bog ct IoOIi9 itott Spring
Com Stabf9ltelie paa bet usobli:
osnos 9obe 5orboIo meaem R~epublitfen
og SeIuberiterriset bar ben frantic
ubenri9smtilter BeIcasie eisblitfeIi8
meebelt RuSlanb, buor opb en- Sor9
be / granting feler oper Ninrauisfls
9sb, benne Wnno. Tom pao en- @ans
par yRuSIanos bensiune 9jener os en-
fanb o9 bsuitt Ben at granting.
Wurauiefi bsrts til en- of RusIanbs
oIbite os fnsite SIa9tsr. vi bans
poliiiffe Qebebane ffoI napnes, of ban
bar u9ret rusfft @eiant / Rsbenbaun;
bet par iom iaaoan, at 65ar yiitOIaus
tom til at ertenoe os fate bans slim'
renbe biplOmatiffe 6uner.
Oct tan pei tGnfss, at Wurauiefs
8sb faar 9nbfpbeIie paa llouitlin9en
/ Qfialisn. Dog tgr man anta9e, Of.
buis GuSianb Del bsie ia9st - TOM
mango Ienss bar paataast - psnier
pou en- Rris meb Sapan o9 England,
pilbe bsnne baue fommst, ielu ON Wus
rauitfi bauos Isuei. 9bi ban bo!ot aIe
lib uoasent Ole netop meo Dltaiien -
os ban bar ,enbt 9nslanbs pOIitit til
6insuipioisrne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
Dag. iiOen ban bar fao COB 9utom.

Dag, iioen ban bar faa COB 9utom.
melie.
Srcrues NntiOnalitetsfamp. s ben
forlebne ll9e bar 5rerne after piit no9et
at ben 9amle Stprfe og 6ni9beo / 0ob
o9 Rootanb %operfor 9n9Ianb. 8e
ute N%ationaIiiter bar nemlig afboIot
osres Wfeoe | Dublin, % peb benne
9eitigbeo meote ooer 1000 0ele9ater,
buorai ca. so er attioe Yolitifere. Der
9erifeoe fnIbtenbi9 @nig6eb %angaaenbe
Rampens Maal og oens ibGroige sort.
f%RtteIle. Jobn R eomouo ipiqeoe
6opebroaen, o9 lite en- eneite Ralt b9-
Oeoe fig imoo be al ReOet opitiueOe o9
Oeota9ne 3d. ilutnin9er. Utan %fortanger:
Home rule (SeIpitpre). Statteneo iat=
telfe. ct ititstatolif llniperiitet 0. I. D.,
iom man nj / iaa Iungs Cher bar 9iort
bet.
9bcOiDeu i0g. 5 England er man
meget barm ouer, at ben Ggpptiife Rbe=
oio, Der bar beaiuet fig paa 6aroparejie
o9 ifaI beie9e Drowning gictoria, er
bleOen ips. Man Oreoes beroOer, lite
iaa me9et forbi man amer bet for at
li9ge unoer en- abebius 8Groi9beb at
bIloe ina, = mel mere, foroi man amer
9timme ~franite RGnfer. 9beoiuen,
Abbas 9itmi, er nemIi9 not Iaa meget
@franit = ON engeIf usnIig. Oct ioite
e~9entIig tun, tuuu9en al Omitanoiss
beoerne. 90 ba 8rOnnia9 8ictoria
tun benne Gang uilbe 9gre Snotrpt poa
bans lorte 6ierte meo al ben Yra9t, ct
engel1t Ron9ebus fan opbpoe = IA
bliuer abebiuen ipg. Sli9t tan : /
5eI9e enselif 9anfe9ans = umali9t
9aa naturIi9t til = og glltfet uenoer
ii9 Itrats ouer til ben anben Sioe
al Ranalen. Dog : bet par 10 mu.
li9t, at absoiuen u~irfeIis bar ipiit for
me9et paa franif @runo babe en- %
unoen 5oriiono.
NibolOsmeoc | edinburgh. Der.
bens triiteIise auinoefOrsnlng til afs
boIb8ia9ens 6remme" bar / oenae 8to
Qarsmpbe / edinburgh. Cru 6. Ul.
q. Stepens fra Maine ferer Jors
iebet. Der CT inob 100 Dele9ater ira
2merifa. Yaitor 6. M. Q beloon
fra 9opeta, Ranlas, er o9laa til Stebe.
6an talte peb Senoa9smsoet, o9 erfIe'
rebe ber, at i b, 3 Tiger ies bar ops
bolot mig / Storbrittanien, bar le9 lei
lere fuIbe 5olt, eno be II aar unoer
nit OpboIo i EOpeta, buOr lloitGntnina
tt iorbubt peo 2ou.
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enten brebt suer oeoe al Sp9oomms
unber Rrig.n I Spoafrita. vi Con-
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saer siort uopsti9e til Ei.neife.
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at Minerne / 9ransuaaI bar u9ret
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aaret, bslpb uliseuel 8eroens iamlebe
@uloproouttion i 1899 fig til 1912
307 $40 imob 1886, 803 ,462 / 1898.
Evening star., 1900-08-18
A CASE OF EXTRAVAGANCE.

its being continued through the fall Made
in heavier material there is no reason why
this should not happen. There is much TO
picturesque, and when well made looks eN
The Raglan overcoat has obviously come to
stay. 1t is certain to be worn for long
time yet and that with little alteration in
its prevailing style. Harris homespuns for
country wear and the Venetian waterproof
or whipcord in dark gray or fawn for town
wear are the favorite materials. Some of
the faWns have pronounced green tint.
but this think, is not taking well. The
best Raglans are made with broad Tapped
seam from collar to cu.f down the outer
side OF the arms. The early style Of max
ing the sleeve and shoulder seamless has
not caught on. 1t is almost impossible to
make coat look well so made.
Fancy cashmere vests will be a popular
vogue OF the autumn. 1 saw one the other
day made for a weil-known West End ply
sician, who cultivates reputation for
"dressiness." 1t was double-breasted, of
creamy-white cashmere. and had plain
blue-lined check design, the squares of the
check measuring three-fourths by one-haIf
an inch and the lines being one-sixteenth
wide and zigZagged. There was a tapped
collar and double row Of FURNISHED gilt
buttons. Generally speaking, plain stripes
do not take for fancy vests. They must
cross so as to form squares, or the material
must be in checks. Very few white ptque
or drill waistcoats are to be seen. This
however. Is again a result of the inclement
season