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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

beautiful lines and folds and for i'm
mediate use nothing is better; but
light weight cloth and the many 9TH
er suitings in vogue are also appro-
pirate.
The costume consists of the Elton
and skirt. The Elton is made with
deep pointed yoke to which the box
plated portion, forming jacket and
sleeves, is attached. The skirt is cut
with a front gore and circular side
portions, the former being laid in full
length plaits and the latter length
ened by box plated dounce.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is yards Fl
inches wide, yards q inches wide
or 81 yards 81 inches wide.
Linen Costumes Seen Everywhere.
No mistake can be made in buying
linen costumes now if ones summer
wardrobe is running low. Colored
linens in coats-Eton or long coats
in short skirts for walking or shop
ping; trailing white linen gowns with
insertions of real lace for elaborate
afternoon functions, and fine linen ma
terials made up in dressy bodices and
skirts and trimmed with fine lace are
distinctly smart.
Linens for all sorts of frocks for
all sorts of wear, or lightly embroid-
cred instead Of being lace trimmed,
are seen everywhere and anywhere.
It will also be much worn next sum-
mer. so that the economical woman as
we'll as she who has no necessity or
no desire to consult her pocketbook
may cheerfully invest in the linen
frock.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15
Trimming for Silk Gowns,

Quite a smart scheme it is in the
new silken gowns to replace the usual
hem with a broad bias velveteen fac
ing. A clever idea is to use the vel
veteen of the shade of the trimming,
and let just the edge appear below
the skirt to the width of a narrow pip
ing. This not only makes quite a
smart trimming, but adds wonderfully
to the wearing qualities of the skirt.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

the back. The outline Of the yoke ii
a peculiarly good one but can be rem
dered simpler by onitting the seal
lops when. preferred. To make the
waist for q girl Of "A years viii be
required 8 Is yards Of material 81, ~
Yards 275or IS yards A inches vide
with II yards Of al Hover lace. .s3#s
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15
: Shir,r,e,d !; Blouse.

Full waists much SHRED are among
the most fashionable Of 1.-The season
and promise to continue their vogue
for an indefinite time This one is
exceedingly graceful andSfakes exceD
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

,tionally good lines,
inasmuch as the
fullness is adjusted
to give a box-plait-
ed effect below the
bands of trimming.
The model is made
Of pale blue chiffon
cloth, with trim
ming Of. string.col-
ored lace and is
charming in every
way, but it is equal
1xy uyn11 oHorfn1 ~
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15
Attracting the Card.

magnetized. Then hold it near one
end OF the cane, which will slowly
turn toward it. By holding the card
below this end of the cane you will
attract it downward until it overbal-
ances and falls to the floor.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

much as It allows
of perfect freedom
and all the activity
natural to youth.
This one is adapt
ed to all the mate
rails in vogue
shown in light
weight fl a n n e |
with belt of the
same.
The suit is made
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

Stock for Black and White Costume.
For the girl who likes the black
and white combination there are little
stocks of black velvet ribbon two
inches wide. A plain band of the vel
vet runs around the throat, and two
graduated tabs falls down the front,
and are finished with small ornaments
in white silk cord or cut steel. Un-
der the tabs at the throat is set a
smart cravat of white maline, which
stands out on either side like wings.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15
Misses Eton and Skirt.

Fancy Etons with skirts to match
are eminently becoming to young
girls and are to be greatly worn dur
ing the coming season as they have
been during this one. The very ex-
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

large enough to cover the ironing ia.
BILE, and throw it over it wher
through ironing. The oilcloth makes
a good, clean place on which to set
dishes, or for mixing and rolling bis
cults or cookies, yet at a moments
notice is ready for ironing while the
usual cover has been kept perfectly
clean.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15
A Midnight Lullaby.

r. Midnight lullaby.
N the noon Of summer, little girl, little
net Let me lead you to Dreamland Dune,
Where the blossoms blow md the ten
I'm IN the 'S wake AXE Of the haunting June:
1,t Ano her footprints are on the ground
ne primrose bold on the moonlit hill,
AZ marlgolds on the shadowy rill, - T.,
ana the daisies all around. -.
Ihese e., are the spirits. little girl, little
And they dance on the Dreamland
70 the the, cricket's song and the tendril
nm In tie smile of the wide, white moon:
nj, And has Joined the spirit band
An5 Stars o. gold In the milky sky.
AIG g. the daisies bold that peep and spy,
Allt1e stars of the moonlit land.
IN the sir noon of slumber, little girl, little
Where the dewdrops tremble ike lobes
or On the lashes Of the faery June:
f As on she he d.s ankles, too, little girl
1>I'o me daisies spring from beneath her
And I'd everything that is fair and sweet.
vi the starlit, moOnlit land.
IN the noon Of your life, little girl, little
WIZ You think of the Dreamland Dune,
ana remember then, when your heart
=: awhirl
The promise Of the long lost June?
"hef n, your our, heart is lightsome, too, lit
VIII you shed your light around?
vii! your smile unfold as you bear it
by.
Like marigold in the sainted sky,
Or star, on the flower-lit land?
r -AlOysius Coli in HOusekeeper.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15
Bows Bathinu Suit.

The one-piece bathing suit is by far
the most desirable for boys use mas
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

Covering the ironing Table.
The housekeeper whose kitchen is
large and who often needs extra ta--
BILE space, will hnd it a good plan to
buy a piece OF white table Soilcloth
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

found q in the glands Of the II throat
make make the whale very valuable " p
:. There u are several varieties Of
whales, but the sperm whale, though
the smallest, is the most valuable. +: !
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

under c and in front of A and B.
Press gently against A and B, when
c will slip down, hook under the
joined matches, and the trick is &C.
complished.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15
Three With One,

Three With One.
Fit one match into a slot cut at
the top of another and balance against
third. To lift all three together
with another match, pass the latter
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-15

/ There is fun in your fingers as well
as work. Study the diagram and teach
them a trick or two.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
HAYWARD, WICK & CO.'S COTTON
 LETTER.

(Virgin Faunce, Mgrs.)
 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1S.--The bears had another sellingfest in the cotton market this morning and while 1t could not be said that their performance was attended with o'clock the shorts were pleased with their work and kept their pile driver limbered up in readiness for more hammering The movement is proving to be strong bears themselves had thought. There were many today who did not blieve in an into- sight for the week of ovef 5S0.000 bales, whereas 1t came in 5s6,000. against 592,206 for the same week last year Without look ing at them closely these figures would appear bull.sh. but when It is considered that the movement this week last year was phenomenally heavy and during the follow ing week fell off 90.e00 bales, and also when is considered that intosight last week was 520,000 bales, today's figures take on an altogether different look. Not only the weight of cotton coming into sight and to prove more less weaight "n the market but 1t also does away almost en- tirely with the argument that the producer Is holding his cotton If the farmer was holding such tntosight figures could be possible, and again no such accumulation of stocks in the interior would be seen as to make a total stock at thirty towns of 6l2. 641 bales. against 395,74i bales at the same date last year.
 Against the bear arguments presented above is the increasing demand for spot cotton at the present lower levels of val ues. Last night and this morning export CTS received bids for what might be call cd immense quantities of cotton. The most conservative element in the market has long contended that spinners would be in the market for heavy purchases whenever prices should get around the 9h-cent mark, no matter what Idea of the size of the crop they might hold. While the spot market today called 9luiet and easy there was good demand and at o'clock 1t was hard to escape from the conclusion that sales in the spot department had aggregated 5000 bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
5ss: stock. s.43s.

53s: stock, s,435. ..
 CHARLOTTE Quiet: middlins sx: re. ceipts, 1.os2; shipments. 1.os2.
 CoLUMBIA.--Receipts. i.ses; shipments
 COLUMBUS, GA.-steady; niddIins. sn, receipts, 2,ls1; shipments, 2.ss5; sales. 25s
 COLUMBUS. MIss,--ouiet; middiins. sx; receipts, s.s42; shipments. 2.4ss: sales g., 4ss: stock. 1880.
 DALLAs.-Receipts. 4.ss4; shipments. B.. EUF1uI4. iHi s = Receipts. sss: .hipm.nt.
 GREENvILLE 4.4ss: ship ments, 3.223; stock. 14.7ss. .hpmsnas s2s :... sss ,,1ss ass',ps
 HELENA.--Receipts. 5.2ss: shipments. 4.- LITTLE R6csKs.-ouiet; middlins ss, receipts. 1s,5os; shipments. 7.2ls: stock. MAcoN.-Receipts. s.oso: shipments. g. 050; stock. 13.S21.
 MERIDIAN.--Receipts. s.sss; shipments. MoNTGoMERY.-ouiet middling. B-is: receipts. {, ,t9s; shipments. 5.7ss: sales. B. NAsHvILLE.-ouiet; middling. sM: re- ceipss. Ssl; shipments. LIES: sales. 1.125; NATcHEz.-steady: nJddling. g 7-1s; re- ceipts 4.264; shipments. 3.o4i: sales. 2.sts: stock. 11.32o
 RALEIGH.-Easy; middring. sx: receipts. i.463; shipments. sss; stock. 1,s0o. stock. s.1s7.
 sELMA.-Reesipts. Io.s7s; shipments. B. sHREvEPoRT-Duii: middling. g s-ls; receipts. 1t,6si: shipments. s.ss4 sales, 4,- so2; stock. s2.so5.
 VI: ,vIIcKsBuRG; Receipts. s.sss; shipments. YAzOO CITY.-Receipts, 4.s7s: shipments 242s; stock. 1s.o22
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
WALL STREET REVIEW
AN EXCITED FURRY DURING THE
 FIRST HOUR.
Edge Taken off by Setbacks Given Sugar, the Relapse in AmaIgamated Copper and the Decline
 in Tenneskee.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-There was an ex- cited furry during the first hour of to- days market principally due to the con tinuance of the wild movement in Sugar and Amalgamated Copper. with which last nights market closed But the edge was taken off the movement by the successive the relapse in Amaigamated Copper and Tennessee Iron to point under last night and to the yielding of Union Pacific to the
 As these stocks former the main force rf yesterdays late advance their exhaustion had a strong sympathetic effect on the general market. There were no other movements of sufficient importance in an upward direction to offset this influence There was also resumption of violent ad- vances in some of the obscure quarters of the list which has grown to have a dis tinctly unfavorable effect on the general market The days news of actual condi- tions was not unsatisfactory. The engage ment of $500.o00 additional gold for Paris tomorrow and the promise of a reflection in tomorrow's bank statement of the heavy withdrawals of gold for export were with out influence, as money call was easy and banks which held out for the 2k per cent rate had difficulty in placing all of their available funds. The strong condition of the Chicago National banks as of No- vember 10 in accordance with the call of the Controller attracted favorable comment and 1t was alleged that Chicago institutions were seeking to place many millions of loans in Wall Street
 Secretary Shaw's call upon National banks for return of Government deposits set definite period for that operation and thus relieved the uncertainty regarding 1t which has been weighing upon the money market to an extent With requirements for 10 per cent of deposits held deferred to Janu- ary 15 and calling for but SIC. 1000. 900 and the remainder of the S25, ,O00, 900 or 25 per cent of holdings left to as late as March IS. the operation causes little apprehension. The January reflux of funds from the in- terior is expected tO have set in to meet the first instaIlment and the normal ease of the spring markets Is looked to provide for the second installment.
 good impression was caused by the re- ports of the large number of railroad em- ployes who are being restored to their work after having been laid off during the period of retrenchmept- Railroad gross earnings % far reported for the first week in No Yember are estimated 10 show an increase
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
G. F. PIERCE 6 CO.'S COTTON LETTER.

=Nby RElNdl6 WlT6 ITOIn' GlDSTN S SldysD
 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1s.-Beyond tho that market was featureiess. The fluctua- tions of options covered a narrow range throughout the session and finally closed at a loss of points. Spots were points lower on sales of 5000 bales. Manchester repuorted cloths very firm and the yarn business fair.
 The buying at our opening was surprising iy good. readily absorbing rather free of- ferings. considerable portion of the ses- sion had elapsed before the continuous sell.
 ing affected any material changes in prices and the lower levels then observed were for the most part only temporary. The sup by recent shorts. The week end statement of crop movement showed an excess in the total amount into sight for the season of about one million bales over last year. and a movement for the month of about thirty thousand less than last year If We accept the statement that the country Is holding back cotton to considerable ex- tent, the showing possesses few encouraging features from a bullish view. The tncreaR- ing stocks at thirty interior towns is also noteworthy, being now more than two hun dred thousand bales over the corresponding week last year. Withal the market shows considerable resistance 10 lower prices which are only reached in comparatively easy cenber Government estimate. completely oveshadowing the intervening ginners re port. which have not been In vogue long enough to make valuable deductions drawn from the data furnished. We expect to witness a narrow market pending the bu- reau and think a downward tendency more likely to prevail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
SECRETARY TESTERS NEEKYv co~
 TON STATEMENT

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Is - secra,ar, ah nssssrs weekly New Orleans Cotton Ex- SnAhge statement issued before the close or business today, shows A decreass ,n ,be movement into sight compared with inc ' Saa 1ays ending this date last year in round Lsures or Se,O00s an increase over The sayna oavs year before last of s5.O0o and .n ,ne Snease Sne over the same time in 1901 of il5'- For the IS days of Novemh.- ,h. ,o,.,. shew decrease under last year oS si oon Se. en increase over the same p+riod year be- Iore last of 233,o0o and an incresSs over the same time in 1901 of 230, GOO O''' For the 70 days of the season that hava sapseo the aggregate is ahead of the 1S aays or last year 1.o19.ooO ahead of the ahead os Ieo year before last 77t,Ooo. and me amount brought into sight during the sss sos ~eeK sa mas been 55S.o52 bales. against iss; vo TOT tne seven days ending this date eas tSse year 41l.066 year before last and 4lI- e2s same time in 1901: and. for the is saxs VI 2 ,- -novemoer' 1t has been 1,44I,s20. pSainst s a.as] ]sas iast year. 12os.675 year before last ano l.2ll, ,603isame time in 1901.
 The movement since Sept. i shows r.- seipts at all U. & ports s,s47,ss2. arainst ana nsss ss isss year. sIOe,4os year before last across the Mississippi Ohio and potoSnac c rivers to Northern mills and Canada pad ' Ses. against 15s.3ss last year, 3i2.025 wear ,r,sr, ne.0re ias. and s44.sos same time in 1901 interior stocks In excess of those held at the close of the commercial wear 56o aa7 aEainst SS4.S46 last year. 4s6;332 year be-. co.S ioSS anu 4SzF3bo same time in 19OI !. southern mills takings 5s7, O00. axainst 4se:SSS last year, 52i.0T0 year before last an1 fof'sS2 same time fin 1901
 Tnese make the total movement for inc IS oays or the~season from Sept to date s:iss.4o7. against 4,osO.2si last year. 4.S2S.- sSs year before last and 4.oss,07i same time
 Foreign exports for the week have n.., soI'Tzz, against 2s5,Ss6 last year. makinr the total thus far for the season 2. .sO2. 6sT asainst as, sE 2lSS'S72 last year. an increase of
 Northern mills takinEs and Canada dur Ine the past seven days show an increase or aS.2S9 as compared with the correspond- ins period last year. and their total fax. lnBs since Sept. 1st have increased ISh I7e The total takings of American mills North south and Canada, thus far for the season nave been 1.2es,S S5s. against s5725s last year. These Include ss7.OSe by Northern
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 2a Ieadin1 southern interior centres have increased during the week s5,3T2 bales. aeainst an increase during the corresponding period last season of 1s3.71s and are now sTo. = 440 greater than at this date fin 1903.
 Including stocks left over at ports ana in- number of bales brought into sight thus far from the new crop. the supply to dats Is e.SSl.374, against 4.34s,oeo for the same period last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19

KANSAS CITY, Nov. IS. - Cattle = Re- Geipts, $500. Market slow Steady. Choice export and dressed beef steers. 6.O0@e. 2S; fair to good. S.50@b. %; Western fed steers. ( 10; Southern steers. 2 25O44. Southern cows, 1.5OQ3. 25; native cows. 1.5O@A. OO; native heifers. 2.5OQ5. %; bulls. 1.7sGs.6 50;
 Hogs-Rseeipts, $500. Market steady to l0c higher. Top, s. s6; bulk of saIes. S.5o6 t.so; heavy. A,so94.s5; packers. 4.sO9 t.s0; pigs and lights. 4.OOWt.So.
 Native lambs. 4.aB@6.ss: natiye wethers. s.T5Q4 90; native ewes, s.7B@4.3o; West ern lambs. t.sS@S-s5 Western yesrlinEs, stoeksrs and feedsva a.56ef.co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
INrERIOR MOYENTENT.

IfoUsToN-steady; middling s-I6; net ~.reints I3.33s; gross, 13.S3s; shipments ai, 4o2; sales, 3,25s; stock. ss.2sl ,,st receints. 1878; Jgross. 1885,. sales, l. 6ki; stock. sS,sss. . =.
 MEMPHfsL LQuiet; middling. SIS; net receipts. 5.6a4; gross, lO'ISZ; shipments ." ISes sales, 2,s5o: stock, 115.oo5.
 ST LoUIS.-Quiet: middling. ll-le; net rareints. 200; gross S,2s3; shipments. A. 4Sg 4g 4SggnyTTSyIILE-Firm; middling. 9%; net raceints. 565; gross. 5s5; stock, 100.
 Totai today: Net receipts, 21.sS5; gross, 3o.i7s; shipments. 9S,s22; sales 7.lss; stock S12,7la
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
SECRETARY TESTERS WORLDS yTs-
 IBLE SUPPLY STATEIENT

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. IS. Secretary Hesters statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and telegraphic advices compares the figures of this week with last week last year and the year before. It shows an ln- crease for the week just closed of 236- 654, against an increase of 291.O5l last year and an increase of 1s2.I23 year before last.
 A2I.B2s last week. 81ss,ss3 last year and 8,leI.261 year before last Of this the to- tai of American cotton is 3.l2s.1S2. against. 2.soLSss last week. 2,ess,sss last year anal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
TAKING or AMERICAN COTTON nv rrxyr,
 WORLDS EPINNERS AAAH

NEW ORLEANS. Nov IS - Secretary h,' ,esaer ger gIvts the taking of American cotton in round numbers: '2 '''''"S' ood This week -ssl. 900 this year. against s1o.-
 Total since Sept l. this year 3 Sao nm asalnst l.ses'ooo last year. and 2.474, 900 the took 637Ooo bales this year. against 4S9 a 900 last year. and 610O6O the yea rbefore. . southern sou @ spinners 57s.o against 5O5, OOO foreign spinners l.32s. .oo0 against | 0iI ooo last year and 1.3as.Ooo the year before
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORbEANS, Nov. 1s-Spot cotton active but a shade easier Sales. II'Ioo osies' Including 5.soo to arrive and 100 f. O. D. Quotations 1-16c lower
 Futures were moderately active with prices unchanged to points down In inc earlier hours the bears hammered the mar Ket vigorously but without any great effect on prices About the middle of the session scalping shorts attempted to take profits and prices immediately recovered, some months going few points above last nights closing prices. December opened l point lower at s.60, sold down to 9 A. ad- vanced to s.B4 and finally down to 9 52 The market closed steady and unchanged to net points higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
rnTAL COTTON RECEIPTs.

Total today, ct all ports; net bl,SI6; snip naents, to Great Britain. BASS; to France i sko: 10 continent, 16.431; stock, s2s.sos.
 Consolidated, at all ports. net 3so.454; shipments, to Great Britain, 130.slo; to France, s7ss4; to continent l27, is4
 Toeai since Sept. i. at all ports net B. s47. .ss2: shipments, to Great Britain. l.2sS.- 70s; to France. sos. I21; to continent, s4s.- 6s1: to Japan, 2l.04I; to Mexico, s.4ol.