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trimmed with clusters Of eording,
others trimmed With Judy.
SS.75 FOR Sl2.5O LONG COAT
Long coats in rsinprooi cloth, loose
backs, plested, with belt. full sleeve.
ufnoyer cuffs. exact copy OF the latest
mans fashion, either tan or black.
ss.es FOR Si3.2S JACKETS-IoO
Jackets IN Jersey, b~roadeloth and chev.
lots: they are the short stylish kind,
from 10 20 2l inches, some with,
Others without velvet collar, many
STYLES trimmed With ross OF stitching,
others With strap scans, from 81 TO ~
inches.
81 ~ FOR ". so SKIRTS Pedestrian
skius In corduroy %yelse,een. cut IN
cores. Win grsdusisd flare ilOunee. IN
blsck. blu and tan.
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New RibbOnS...New Charms.
2yo. Yard The, Are Regular Soc.

Ouf ubbsn stsfs 49, ihials ~ ubbsat snd nsihiag slts
sna thst f shil in ths sPfb esfs UEulsf 80 hfsotiln itinis
~ ne htsf llstf a. th uutunt No. htis q 90 WitSl tsttff
fhsu 80 tfti > nss sua tausmDs pfsul dssTa ~ sstia
lItsnb nbh"nl : inttst stdS . 900 nar a"i lsiisfn a. shi
tsIsft shtts, lni, tsI isfsuslsf, tsfainsl mst sna tisti
Hsst F,slas,sl 90 No ~ sHs ~ ms isEssi asAuisstsfst
in zoe tssnib. ere, iurssd ~ 80, Alec . psa ttsitl
tsnn. iss stdiht - 49, iyilsstaF tsi Dutss = lnthss sissi
49,. fsFssf Ia : iuttts go. fbtl 'sfaisi 80 o.
tfIlfni zee ~. 81 shsdst
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Thanksgiving With Christmas at Her Heels

The curtain is ready to be rung down on Thanksgiving and
rung up on Christmas. It's only four weeks to Christmas, and
we are going to crowd pleasant memories into those four weeks
that will still be pleasant memories when another Christmas
comes round. Brooklyn always looks to this store for any
pioneer movement in merchandising. whether il be midsummer
or midwinter. You'll not be disappointed this year, for these
holidays will bring you more surprises than we have ever brought
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you before. A year of unsurpassed progress has widened
our infuence-enlarged our conveniences-and rounded out
our completeness. You'll be able to read the progress of a
worlds year in our holiday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of indetnable
We are going to do the holiday business better than we have
ever done il, which will give you added reasons for your conf
dence in Loeser's as the best store in Brooklyn. It's not too
early to think of Christmas shopping.
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1910. iof 20.. psU, slinr.

TIE % sH, ~ us 800 tssi uitsit 90
Iriuf ti.If Iaf ptf mstf go lssssf
nnIng siisfH go tsmsst 81 ssu a
fsttH tIstl Fsfts a. tgtuFt tnisi
shni mlsst ihsi 49, u BE- rfs,utsllT
a. tsmf 90 800 700 tlsaslV
.stsr istis . hnlst eos a. intbss > 20
sts HTss 20
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ffalafs. sisd fmst sfafsafaiaisa haans
sffHau f ls usa ) 800 isafsss 80 49,
hfaa.asal nHH d go hfas
IT, hlsfisataI 90 tas Bed Isaaig
Al Dol lftHtafs = b aasfs ~ isai ~ go
NJ h=fIasial 80 ufuf . q thss Asfs
fiasss1 fiH ssafs aflaH nnsfh
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Skirts for All Occasions.

200 skirts suitable Tor all occasions.
many With the neV serpentine effect. as
%io'loss.
A. 81. 30 INSTEAD or Si1.50 In
cloth With trimmings OF isfieta and
bnii.
AT s. so INSTEAD or SI6.S0-veI.
'eisen sklfis Tor dress occasions, good
quality fngli sh ye~lve'een. serpentine
ELECT, slth graduated ~ilounes, headed
'tt bands Of ssun.linsd mefceuIed
pe'sslIne, finished With I'll. waist
taud
~ " 9s INSTEAD or sl4SO-Taf.
'st' 'i' stin, ~,erpenuns effect, cores
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Net top laces. butter and white, 81 to
la inches vide, &c. to 3sc., value
I2hc. 10 $500.
White and Arabian Venise gsIloons,
TO S inches wide, l0c. to 3sc., value
25c. to Sl.49.
Aleneons bands, laces and galloons,
to 8 inches wide, &c. 10 2ec., value lSc.
to csc.
Imitation duchesse and bouge laces, I
TO 9 inches wide, &c. to 29c., value lSc.
to csc.
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Black and white e~scurial ~esiloons, | to
2 inches wide, &c. to lOc., value l2hc.
to Csc.
Cream and black Chanully gal!oons,
IA to 7 inches wide, SC. to gee, value
1915. TO Sl.39.
Black and cream Chsntlly laces, 2 to
II inches wide, Sc. TO 3sc., value i5c.
to Si.2S.
White and butter applique laces, 3 to 7
inches wide, &c. TO 2ec., value Csc. to
sec.
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COlOred %pettiCOats.
Practical Corset Demonstration.
"Her Majesty" and "Prlncess of Wales"

vski 10 demonstrate m practical advantages d. " Of the most celebrated cIsets
ue to-day, "Her Majesty ant princess OF Wales" Though these corsets are
Esn TO alnoste vryw woman in this country, there IRE so many points to be gained
Ni practical understanding OF their perfect adjustment and huin, hat We feel sure
every woman in Brooklyn will gladly take Advantage Of this opportunity to know
ont points about corses tina; will not only add to her future comfort, but beautify
Der figure and improve her carriage. Here are some Of the prices Of
re famous corsets: Second Floor.
The Princess of Wales, SiSO.
The Girdhe. ST so, 81 90, $50
New Model straight front, 81 so. $500. and $780,; all in white, gray and black.
Also the original Models, in curved effects more suitable for stout figures,
S175, 1928.
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An observation-disclosures So. 50 Sh'

The possibility of concentrating in one shoe all the merit and quality ant in
dwiduaihy thsth have made our So 80 to 81 so shoes famous has become a reamY
n oW 81. so shoe.
QUALITY has, always been a feature about our shoes that has madst them stan1ar
oil value (drechy VI indirectly in every home n Brooklyn.
Our shoes are not the ordinary kind OF shoes indeed the pioneer WORK n fur-
a practical reaiyio-wear she was done BY this store ysas a8o-InnoVi nns
that, in a m .asure are nov protuns every wearer ots ho.s-T1eHvr sns may
buy them.
Our movement to make prominent a $50 hoe is not ar efor. to give you
something cheap or reduced in quality bn an effort TO improve Wi skill IN MAKING
30 that the product is better for tn same money.
We don't claim THAT here aren't gooi So so Shoes other than ours-Sutw we
knov there isn't any So st shoe that embraces all the good features an olshneue
Qualities THAI ours' d nor can there be until others have discovered am reached
the perfection of the making thatve have.
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Millinery Clearing Sale.

All OUT stoeb oi untummed mllasp has besn s.erPlngl,
Wtuesd u 10 tht sies InF up umS, si vet tbe ussbic une t0f
everything 40 have, too The pu,ss ss nsslN ons tbud
original Nsiues Va, Poe, 49, TO- aud sSs iomsh, obe
60 sl1S.
iAhcr ffAiHiRs sas pomPon, ." Ios, lss, 49, .na
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BOYS g5o. Waists si 49,.

iihss " kaT sstt. 900 . 90 Joe " tt tss Dsms hsaaa
.sisi oil pfsip Isuast rssn' .ss' t.aat htssi 90 asfsa
90 fbs ii 900 oil - 90 lssssf pnts 900 sassu 80, sssb
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AT SC. to SIS 90, Original Values 12Hc. to $1,000.

Black Cluny Limitation, GALLONS, IA
to 4 inches wide, l0c. to lsc., value
1Sc. 10 ACC.
White and butter color Cluny laces
Gmitation) and ~galloons, to a. inches
wide, SC. to 2sc., value &c. 10 soc,
Real Cluny laces and ~galloons, | TO 3
inches wide, I2hc. and &c.,, value 29c.
and sec.
Escurial a%llover, outlined with gold,
SI.i0 and $i.98, value S3.9S and
$1,000.
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A 1885 Worth Up 10 5000.

kaft doubis. tfssttre sunt, = a. lr fsst, ~ rlus ,hssisis
ssisss ~ plsids, 400 ssuof suHt, s 90 lUbsss, - hHs ,bs,l0it,
as'b, foIsi. fee. bissa -e ni,sy rnmHiss f,sI afs,' ssit,
GLslsf - g. Bh
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Al s2.9S. Real Worth $3.50.

bo's' double breasted 'ut,, = 10 10 ,ssn. 900 ,sio' suHi
4 ~ ~ ,sss, OIL .ool siofb, n.,y blug ~ maiufst
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A Big Sale OF COuCheS.
Every Couch in Stock at a Sweeping Reduction of "A to q.

We Just picked up sampl: line Of eolehss 900 gooln ovs5ooH from a "ss
bargain we have refused for to'monow-ah ot eoicnes dvan' n ook eoLnes
md denhms, u to date in every Say There's bt oae o a Kind but II IS a coueh
maj will interest anyone and the prices are nimtabe. W. expect the sale
to i've us room for holiday goods.
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SIN figured, also imported mOhsf noyelues, q lsgr variety
OF elegant designs siRS qisliuss Al Sos, $50 9u.line's 81
7Se, $3.50 qushues stsIsS.
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and OF exceptionally good m~ateriats-and
How can u be done?"
stylish, some hemstitched, with crochet
buttons, open back and front.
Wrappers.
AT ACC. INSTEAD OF 79c. AND ST. 90
$50 assorted flannelete Kimo M
sacques In various models; same In
dainty stripes; others Persian designs,
border to correspond, all ~ Acc.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF Si.5e AN D
Sl.9S-2SO assorted flannelefte Kimo.
ma wrappers in plain colors and stripes,
borders 10 correspond.
AT Sl.59 INSTEAD OF S2.49-Stylish
and pretty kimona wrappers OF fine
flannel lite, Persian patterns, borders
TO match.
COlOred pettiCOats.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF ~Si.5y-Fine
black merceriEed sateen petticoats,
made with umbrella ruffle, with three
hemstitched tucks, finished with mar
row ~ruffles, hemstitched.
AT S2.eS INSTEAD OF ~S4.25--Im-
ported silk moreen petticoats In black
grounds, with Roman stripes, finished
with deep ilounce.
ATSS.es INSTEAD OF Ss.s0-Tsffetas
silk pe~tticoats in black and assorted
colors, made with graduated accordion
pleated ilounce and silk dust ruffie.
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Suits and Pedestrian Skirts.
Jackets and Long Coats.
Rare Chances for Women.
$3.50 for S28.O0 to $4,000 Suits.

Its as easy now for woman 10 get suit ready to wear at Losers as to be
hed TO- a pair OF shoes-and IN either case II o get them at Losers YOU get the
Here are 40 suits that will be sure TO interests an voman OF 80, IS o. 80
measure. The styles are the laest styles Materials are homespun, cheviots,
AMI mixtures Price for Monday, $3.50 instead OF S2s 90 10 $4,000.
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SOC. for $I.O0 hOpsaCklng.

I.iSO yards, 4S.inch, slLvool hopsacking; q superior
wearing quality ~ mixtures of navy and grey, garnet and blsct,
green and tan; the lowest price ever quoted heretofore has
bcen 81 Loo here, to.mOuOs, sos.
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BOYS Suits al Wholesale Prices

The remainder Of thsr bs pufohsse OF bow suite pisnV Of
then 10 oil siss TOT the boss 10 10 yesrs, 90 TO iots, 80
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and CO|Ored Dress Fabrics.
Another Transaction That EClipses All.

The series Of unbroken sales that We have
been known before in the history OF the dry goods bus
such quantities never sold before such universe
not yet, for to-morrow's offers arc as important as an,
highest quality Of plain and fancy dress goods closed
Eolinns and fine plain colored Zibelines az an enormj
at regular prices, and quickly, too, but that is not the /
they are:
$I.OO for $500 to $3.50 EOllnn.
A small but choice To- OF sin ana sooi collins, ~ to ~
inches vide; beautiful, lustrous q.aiues, q sheef elnelng
fabric; colofs are cadet, navy, ROYAL, grey, tan, violet, hello,
pink, cardinal and garnet
SIPS for $500 Zibeline.
Imported ubrline, smooth saun SUI ace, 49, inches aide,
colon are rsy, tan, castor garnet, bfosn, ToSal and navy.
SOC. for SIPS Black Zibeiine.
Surface Of LONG glossy sool, toll ~ inehes siir, The best
value ever gwen 10 this popular isonc So. insieai Of sl3A'
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Another Astonishing Sale of Laces.
Qualities and Prices Never Touched Before.

Our last weeks sale of hos has produced this event When we made hat famous pr
we didn't think it oshe to duplicate it this year, and we Know here all the worthy ks
are in tn country too. The nnun of last week, however,, reached ahreim porHw who wannd money
meh nw houh- and here are the hcs-an transaction hardly possible outside of LWsas More than
miles hh new, beautiful BEST made osf from ST. CAL, Phwn Calais and Nottingham uiabek
rouse gowns hNY work.. dress m dressing sacWes COAT INNINGS evening" wear hats, ETC., etc.
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Immense Clearing Sale of Silks.
Some Prices Are About II Real Value.

Some Prices Are About II Real Value.
The holidays Mr soon u.s. the year soon nsa md We want odr ups me OF our large stock Of
plain and cy silks bdUeW you think only OF ChrSnasg Nng ums That's the Taon Tor these phenom-
nMy low prs and OTs Sk Stores isl r@emnnhyh the silks store Of Brooklyn which makes oTcompar-
prices under instead of overexVgerton.
10000 Yards New Fancy Silks Full Yard Wide Guaranteed Black Tafds"
80. ,--.--, u. 81 n- r. os &c. instead Of $l25.
d 49, IUStcdO VI SISo ou ptOU' These 36nhb black dSn Hns cneU homa manu-
hr Who closes his years business nD Dec lmd6 q
5000 Yards of 24inch Crepe de Chimes at S% turn we otter n %nm Ss a n" go Us soo l.,
7c Instead of SIPS, stead of $780, SIPS and $780,
I o success with these super qualities of dress wkM
he offered Nmsp price, Idwd
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Bath Robes and House Coats
For Men-.at Less Than Cost
The Law of supply and demand steps lin here again the makers made more taa
they should have for the time anotedt to sell them W bought INT lot unoef eos-Th
fact they can't be made for the money We offer nem at tomorrow
Blanket, eiderdovn and cloth bath robesa at
$3.50 for the $3.50 to $3.50 Robes
1895 " " S4.75 to $6.75 Robes
Sass " " $3.50 to $3.50 Robes
And then plaid back, plain face. all wool cloth house coats as follows
1915 for the $500 to $3.50 Coats.
$3.50 /" " $3.50 to $3.50 Coats.
Then here's big lot Of night shirts at their best-roomy and full made OF
splendid quality Of Domet flannel they are scarce, too-parhculary at sucn q
pnce-but not Loesers --thsl lot consists Of
DOmet Night Shirts at 45C.
And thn in the nv boys department., second floor, W offer a lot OF
SOC. Scarfs at Csc. Each.
made Of silk md all shapes-the newest styles and colorngs regular soc qlahih
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@r.a.rifA YosStr 4 90.
aerooklyn Aartrtisfmtnts.

Mems Evening Dress
Suits That Fit-Ready to Wear.
Second Floor Rear.
II anything tests the capabilities Of . mems ready.to.vear
already passed that test. Many men who used to 90 to the
best specialists like our clothing the best You can prove this
true. We've the most complete stock in Brooklyn. Try US
u not perfectly satisfied, money back.
Evening Dress Suits at $3.50, Worth
$500.
Made in the latest style Of black dress vor'ed and lined
with best silk OF pure dye, the lowest prices ever known tort
dress suit OF this high grade, at $2s.S 50; others up to $500.
Tuxedo coats OF the same materials as the dress suits %
$500, $500, S2O.O and $22.5o.
Double breasted or full dress vests Of pique or linen, q
SIS to $3.50.
Dress trousers a Sc. so and 500.
Prince Albert Coats and Vests at $4,000,
Worth $500.
Made Of rich black yieuna or Oxford eheviot, best Italian
Innings, silk faced, douqle.breasted vest.
AT $3.50 WORTH $50 o-Prince Albert coats and vests
OF best quality black undressed vorsted, lined with best
Italian and silk faced, double or single breasted vests; tit Ike
made TO order coats and worth $4,000, At $500.
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Remarkable Sale of Table Cloths.
Prices Lower Than Ever Before.

Not o. threes sizes o fheavy Scotch linen table cloths the surplus stock Of large
importer whnhw vas closed or to US at the lowest prices suchc cloths nave, eve oeen
sold at The patterns are all eata d tasteful, the mienai goo1 an me hmSh *
Its lust such Offers as these. that make LosS.rs tn Inca sors OF booA
Iyn-and this is hanksgvins week, too Prices aea as follows:
REGULAR & ? e 81 cloths. at Sl7el Regular S4O0,, S-i2 cloths, at 81. 6S.
Regular $3.50, SO cloths, az S2l9. Regular $3.50, lSinch napkins' at s&'os'
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here is that about this ssorment Of waists that an woman will at nee recos-
ses as uncommon-they are preuIy made IN of exceptionally good mstenats-and
ds process such as 10 prompt the quesuon-"How can Il be done?"
1T o. INSrEAAQ OLE 6 o. L svish saneh emsd.chsd xh czochs.
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$I.OO for $500 to $3.50 EoIlnn.
SIPS for $500 Zibeline.

Surface Of LONG, glossy sool, toll ~ in,nes sIie, the best
value ever gwen 10 iis popusf isonc So. iusteai OF sl-3S'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-07
THE OUTLOOK

For woman's happiness in the married state depends less, as a rule, upon thd man she is to marry than upon her own health. The woman who enters upon marriage, suffering from womanly weak ness, is oheaping up trouble agalnse the day of trouble"
 Weak woman are made strong and sick women are made well by tne use Of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription; It is the one reliable regulator. It aries en, feebling drains, heals infiaInInation ana alteration and cures female weakness. It nourishes the nerves and invigorates the entire womanly organism; II make' the baby's advent practically palnleSs' and gives strength to nursing mothels'
 VI suffered for twelve years w"n e sdaiT trouble" writes Mrs. Milton O A,,t e,, osher dis Adair Co., Iowa. Uwhich brougnl @ On o..s. Se,,s u,s eases-heart trouble Brights Disease, hsI Ivoa,s- ness and at times would be neaIy R..i.S sa Had neuralgia of stomach edn % s.e nf rss. your medicines (nine bottles9 is-oiden Medical Dscover,, a-5 tSro xyials of Dr, Pierce's Penets have cnysd me I can work with comfort now but before would be tired all tne 'iIns S1 hn v a dizzy headache and my nerVSs MyuIS sS Si.n.. . unstrung so could not sleep. so EOw e had s11p and do big days work, StosIore .
 done for over eleven years oefoIe'
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medlcai Adviser, in paper covers, sent iree on receint of aI oue-cent stamps to pay ex- pense of mailing only AuuieSS M N>' '' Pierce, Buffalo. N' E'
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from custody upon his sworn statement that he was not a member of the Ma tional Guard. He contended that he had been enlisted in the Guard, but that he re-enlisted in the United States volun- teers during the Spanish-American war as a member of the Talladega company; that he was mustered out of the Govern ment service and was conse quently mus tered out of the National Guard.
 Captain Burr contended that his pre- vious enlistment in the Guard held good and that the Atjutant General had ruled that men serving in the United States volunteers were merely on leave.
 The court released Foster and Captain Burr recommended to Col. E. l.. Higdon, commanding the 3rd infantry, of which the Talladega company ts a part, that the case be apealed to the Supreme Court The pape.s s were forwarded to Governor Jelks as commander-in-chief of the Guard and the Governor returned them to the colonel of the regiment with an endorse ment that he could suit his pleasure about the matter.
 Colonel Higdon has had the transcript and records prepared, and they are now in the hands of the clerk of the Supreme Court. The case will not be heard until the Talladega division is taken up by the court. which will be some time in Jan- uary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-07
NERVOUS DISEASES
Can Be Endured But They Can Also
 Be Cured.

You may havo long suffered from va rious forms of nervous trouble; there are usually many complications whenever the nervous system breaks, down. Any slight excitement almost prostrates YOU: vour spirits are depressed} you have frequent nervous headaches, ybu suffer from sleep lessness or unrestfhl sleep, you have dizziness or palpita Gon of the heart. and at all times sufftf from that restless bility.
 troubles for yefrs or escape them now and for good. You can choose one condi. tion or tine other The difference is largely due to the presence or lack of iron in the sEstem-a kind of iron you may never get unless you get it from Dr Harter's Iron Tonic.
 It promptly cures all forms of nervous debility CT exhaustion. It increases the vigor of all your vital organs. It sn- riches your blood with just that form of irCn needed to build up your nervous hystem and to give you nerve force and muscular energy.
 You should know that Dr. Harter's Iron ToI.ic iS not an experiment. not a new remedy, but one which has been constant ly' overcoming these conditions for fortv- five years. You can believe in a remedy with a record like that. Made only by The Dr. Harter Medicine Co, Dayton Ohio. Sold everywhere C0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-07
FOSTER CASE APPEALED
MILITARY MIXTURE FROM
 TALLADEGA IN COURT.
Defendant Was Calling on Young Lady Friend and Refused to At
 tend Muster of Company,
 Claiming Non-enlistment.

The case of the State against J. H. Foster has been appealed from the CIT cult Court of Talladega County to the State Supreme Court ana the reIoru and transcript was filed with the clerk of the Supreme Court yesterday.
 This case has attracted the attention of military men throughout the state Foster was a corporal in the lnldn.l company stationed in Talladega, or "mGn Capt. B. H. Burr is commander. lie failed to attend a muster of the com pany. A squad of men was detailed tc arrest him. The squad found nm cainns ing upon a young lady friend and took nm to inc company armory. Foster protest ed and refused to participate in the mus ter. r-oa.o,
 Charges were preferred against Fostei r,,ortiaI was duly organized. Foster sued out a writ of habeas corpus which was granted by the Circuit Court Of Ialla' dega County. The court released roster
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-07
Trilhx Visits nu Maurier.


 Harry Furniss in Harper's Magazine.
 The mention of "rrilby" reminds me of story about MT. Du Maurier's own Trilby which is perhaps worth recordinf. Du Ma Irier for some years lived on the top of Hampstead Heath--rather inacces- sible for models. But more than once friends asked him to take a sitting from some lady or another, as he, drawing fashionable ladies, was different perhaps from painters using models for costumes. or. as Du Maurier would say. for the altogether" In this way model was introduced to him. and to his surprise she drove up to his house in hanson, and he heard her asking one of the ser wants for change of sovereign to pay the cabman. She did not sit very well. so after a short time MT. Du Maurier told her that he only drew for models for part of the day. and rather apologetically said he, of course. did not pay for the whole of the usual days sitting. And she said:
 "Oh, thanks! I am only too pleased to sit for short time; but would you kindly ask one of your servants to fetch me 6 hansom?"
 This made the artist more than ever miserable, and he said: Excuse me, but perhaps you are not aware we only pay modest amount for sltters-in fact, generally pay 5s, for two hours-aw-'
 You don't mean to say you are lealiy going to give me 5s.? Oh, how kind of you. It will just pay half my tabfare home. didn't know I was going to be lucky" And she vanished, leaving the artist more bewildered than ever.
 Some time afterward in Hyde Park he was surpriesd to see a carriage beauu- fully appointed pulled up to where he was standing and lady lean out and say:
 II have never seen you before to thanl you for your Kindness in allowing me tC sit for you. l was so anxious to zee what a studio was like. Thanks, awfully. You must let me call again."