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New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
CAPTAIN LOWS SENTENCE Modelled

Washington April le.-Cap ptain Theodore H. Low
Of the marine corps was recently tried by court
martial Al New York on the charge Of cupable
inefhciency in the performance of duty in connec-
tion with she care OF post funds intrusted 10 his
Keeping Although eKOneTated from all criminal
tntent, he was convicted OF the charge and SEN
tenced 10 be suspended from rank and duty for
fhrse months and 10 be publicly reprimanded by the
Secretary % the Navy. Constellation OF the case
Al the Navy Department has resulted IN the re-
mission OF that portion Of the calling for
suspension and the severe reprimand OF the oflcer
by the Secretary Of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
GENERAL MARKLEY RETIRED.

Washington April 1s-Brigadier General Alfred
C. Markley. recently promoted from colonel Of the
18th Infantry. placed the retired list OF the
army to-day account OF age. He is a veteran
OF the Civil War serving with the 18th Pennsyl-
wanna Volunteers. Colonel Earl G. Thomas. COM
manding the 10th Infantry. in Cuba has been pro-
NOTED to the grade OF brigadier general vice Gen
erai Markley. General Thomas is from Illinois nd
served IN the ranks Of the Sth Illinois Cavalry in
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19

c,,. .,ru "a 4 n nn-SaIled. steamer 80 aS''
(T3r1 Thompson (fr0m LiveTPooll, - C,sts (8F'
Suez Aprif is-Arrived. steamer Aunees--
watson Yokohama. etc. for New 1eIN 1eI,- Teru1uIian
Bermuda April Is n Ul-Sailed. steai'
(F3r). Fraser. New York -. =, patrick O,-s.t
Cane SparteI April 1SPassed steamer, :. llsniA
Portray. New York VIA NorioiA lo' 9
,..,,baf CErl. es'-f'
COrOnel, April .14AIrived steamer ,S -
New YorF via Baltimore for Callae frary Won
ssvona Anil iS-Arrived. steamer Hayonne
Hugo, New YOTS via Alsters ririkcD (No''
Barcelona. April lt-Arrtved. steAA-9'
Eederseu. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
PATRoLMAN SAVES oLp womAN

The quickness OF Patrolman Hartwig of the
Traffic Squad. yesterday afternoon saved Mrs
Martha Roberts, eighty years old. OF Philadelphia
a guest at the Hotel Martha Washington from
being run over by express wagon She was
crossing Broadway AZ 9th street when she was
knocked down. Just before the wheels reached her
fatrolman Hartwig dragged her away. The old
woman was uninJured and refused to press a COM
plant against the driver.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
BIG sATTLEsHIP PLANS SIGNED.

Washington. April lS-secretary Metcalf to-day
signed the plans and specifications for the two
20.eOoton battleships. They are 10 be OF the gen
eral type of the Dreadnought, OF the British navy
The plans VIII be sent TO two navy yards and such
private shipbuding Arms signify their intention
20 make bids. They will be sent April 20
and bids viii be opened on June 90
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
MCCLELLAN STATUE UNWILLING MAY p

Washington April ls.-It was announced to-day
by the executive committee Of the Society OF the
Army OF the Potomac that May had been selected
as the date for the unveiling Of the Mcclellan
statue IN this city instead Of May IS as had been
punished; The reunion OF the Army OF the Poto-
mac viii be held on May /. and g
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
aATURDAY. APRIL ID
rRANsPACIFIC NAILS.

Destination and steamer. Cecse in N Y
Hawaii. Japan Curea. China and Phil
pPne Islands (yia san Franciscol-
Koroa Today 1908 a m
Australia (e1cept WesD. Fill IsianGs
and Caledonia Especially ad-
dressed mall for New Zealand and Sa-
Islands,. (yla Vancouver and
Victoria. y. CO-MOana April 30. 800 n
Japan Corea. China Philippine Isl
Gnds (yia Scatel-Tango Maru. April "a. 900 m
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and Phil
Inerlca NaTu April %. 1880 m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
via san Franc!scol-Uned States
transport May ,. 1880
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
AHluSeqReRts.
NFA NrII a TITAN OPERA HOUSE
ltkSAiNufA4 u u fAAN 34th ST.. Near eth Ave

u AAN 34th ST. Near etn ave
LAST WEEK OF GRAND OPERA SEASON.
OSCAR HAMMERSTElN DIRECTOR
TONIGHT AT s-REGULAk PRICES.
All principal artists will appear Act i VssGls
'II. TROSATORE'; Mines. Russ Severinas MM-
DalmOres, Seveilhao chorus Act 4. NeIdis
"RIGOLETTO'; Mines Pinkert. De Cisneros; MN.
Bonci. AncOna. MugnOz. Act OF LeoncaValios
'T PAGLIACCI''; Nine Donalda NM Bassi, sam sam.
marco Seveihac. Venturini Duet from Donizsttls
ola FAyORITA,' Nine Bressler- -GianolL MT; Jean
AItchevslxy. Duet from '1Es DRAGONS Df
yILIARs," Nine. Leteune. n. Gilbert Duet from
DonizettFs 'fDON PASQUAI.E,' Mile Ze1RlnL 1R, "a
Gianoli- GalIetti. Prologue from BOtto's "Mffhln-
TOPWFIF"' NJ AFimondi and chorus and band
Conductor. NJ CIeofOnte Campantni
SAT- MAE, APR. 20. at 2:15-9th appearance OF
NINE. CALyE, Bizets CARMEN Mines Calve.
ZepDIIli Trentini, GiacOnia: NM. DalmOreS, An
coma, Gilbert Daidi. MugnOz. Reschiglan- Csn-
ductor, Campaninl
the seasOn-verdfs AIDA Mines Russ. De Cis-
neros: NM. Bassi. SammarcO. ArimOndi. Muzno1
Tscchi Conductor. Campanini Prices T6c $500
Next Season Subscription Sale Now Open.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

MoItke. which reported q Sable Island at a m
yesterday miles southeast OF that station. II
ed to a tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
WIRELESS REPORT.

La Provence. which reported Sable Island at 7 n -,
yesterday when leo miles southeast OF that sts,to
sxDeeted 10 dock about $50 morrow. -
New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
m1N1ArIrRr ALMANAC

Sun rises 5:17 642 Moon sets 12:l6lmoon. o
HIGH WATER.
AM.-sandy Hook lGO Island ----lHem Gate -
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Cemento Portland Superior
MARCIA ALPHA
LAMAs AcREDITADAENPTo. RICO
'Ss2S4 e..
VeDdeRI Frhe, LuNdt ( CO.. SucTes,
|SAN JUAN
MAYAG1rH

ulfe>tacioneS, herpeticaS, escIofu.
lo>as ) de la piel.
En- el mismo balneario hay ho.
teles diversoS, al alcauce de todes
las fortunas, siendo su adlninistra-
dor don Serafin Mrrcia, el que
puede facilitar los informes que Sc
iuteresen.
Este balneario esta situado en-
la provincial de Murcia Rspaiia :
es favorecido por diez mil concu-
rrentes anualeS y funciona conStan.
temente, estaudo stendido en- la &C.
tualidad por medicos specialists
como son su director s.for Taboa.
da, el stfior Sp' ta6co del institute
Rubio de Madrid, Fl sehor More,
exinteruo por opcsici6n de los hos
pitales de Madrid , otTos.
Las sguas de Archena d vuel.
ven Ia salud peTdida. Las tempo
rsdas ohcialeS son Abril, Mayo y
Junio y Setiembre, Octubre y No.
' mhre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
EDI0TO

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Humacao, P. R. Es
tados Unidos de America FL
Presidente de los EFF. UU, SIS.
JosessBarreras radr6, demandante, vs.
Juan de Mata Pefia, demanda-
do. Cobro de pesos --Ofcina
del marshal
.4nunGo de asnta en- bAblra s@taSto
Io, Augusta Ortiz marshal de IA
Cote DE Distrito del Dj>tr'to Judi
cial de Humacao 2. K
Hago saber que en- cumplimien-
to de una orden de ejecuci6n de seD-
tencia expedida por el secretar;o de
la Corte de Distritn del Distrrto Judi
c,al de Humacao, Z. K. Ell el pleito
'rrba expresado, tn cuyo pleito OBJ
tuvo el demandante con fecha q de ju-
Mo de 1906 una sentencia su favor
N dicha Corte de Distrito de Huma-
Gao cont,a el demandado Juan de Ma
ia Peha p la suma de cinco mil tres.
cientos ocfenta y seis dollars cir
cu.nta centavos con interes raz6n
Ie uno por ciento desde el diez y sic.
e de mayo de l9co hasta que sea sa.
isfecha dicha suma luntamente con
las costas y pagos que Sc, devenguen
IN la f,rma Ell que apaIecen del re-
ord he dispuesto con esta fecha veil
ler en- p1blica subasta porel termino
le veir,te dias y al meior postor las
meas cmbargAdas como de la plopie-
lad lie dicho deudor las cusles Sc des-
.r,ben 4 ntinuaci6n como siguen:
Rustica; de cuarenta y cua-
10 cuerdas iguales a diez y sic
e hectdreas veinte y nueve ar as y
treinta y >iete cent,areSs sta en- el
)lrrio de los l,ir!os tefmino munlci-
pal dc .Iuncos, colindantes y el Nor
t. con le REM dc lon Jaime Pal Il,
u'n Patton y la Succession de don
luan Ubarto Masa que representa- 81
lijo ltgltimo don Jacinto Masa; POI
i Sur con terreaos de don Juan dc
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Sc VENDEN

UNA IMPRENTA dos prensas:
una moderna I.ibertya de pedal, que
puede montarso a vapor 8 electricidad, de
72xI5 pulgadas de platina con tintero,
S raInas y : aimas dc rodillos otra prem
sa sistema aAr,nya de ci!indro, de l9xI4
pulgadas de platina movida a inano,
niontada sobre su mesa, Anlbas ell per
fecto estado; - calls dc tipos dc mas de
1oo clases diversas juegos completes.
tina GAIA dc 20 vifctas dc POGO uso, aIu.
sivas = sinib6licas de industrias, comercio
etc. Una caja dc erlas con dos combina-
clones Dos cajas de rcgletas surtidas; s
chivalcias corriertcs y 4 mas de 1nueble.
pfsrsas para encuadernaciones; apa-
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rata para ramas Otro i'd para rodillos,
SO libras lingote; 20 galerines, 5 volan'
deras; conponedores; una 1naquinilla
De coscr folletos; un escaparate para pa
pei dc peri6dico; un escritorio especial DE-
impr2nta, y otros uteEsilios necesarios
en- un buen estabiecimierto tipograhco.
Todo en- magnifica condici6n de inme'
diato uSo y
UNA CASA. = Situada en- una de las
principales GALES dc la ciudad que rcnta
bajo precio IoS dollars mensuales (pue-
de yentar lI5), ventilada, espaciosa, vista
a la bahia, buen vecindario, perfecta
titulaci6n, Rebaja equitativa sobIe ofertas
DIS contn1o. -Dirigirse a L, FIGuERoA
Maestro, abogado Luna AZ, San Juan,
r. X. I5-9. S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04

Mata Pefia; porel Este con Ell mismo
Juan de Mata Pefia y Juliana Pagan
| y por el Oeste con terrenos de don
] Benito Torres Alvarez. Inscrita en-
el Registro de la Propiedad de Ca
guas, folio 4o del libro primero provi-
sional de Juncos inscription prime
ra.
Rdstica: de siete cuerdas iguales
Y dos hectareas sesenta y cinco ar as
y doce centiareas situada en- ell ba1rio
de los Lirios del termino municipal
de Juncos, colindantes por Ell Nor e,
Sur, Este y Oeste, con terrenos de
Juan de Mata Pefia lnscrita en- sl
Registro de la Propiedad de Caguas
al tomn treinta y ocho del archivo y
quinto del ayuntamiento de Juncos,
folio IFS, fnca nhmero 243 inscrip-
ci6n segunda.
Rdstica de setenta c1atro cue
das de tarrenos sobre llano y quebra
do equlvalentes We 'nte y nuev hec-
area 0 tho Ares y cuarenta Y nu We
centiateas situadas sin nombre como
cido en- eli barTio de los Lirios del ter
miro municipal de Juncos collndante
Dor el Note con terrenoa de don Be-
n'to Torres por ell Sur &C n los dc don
Felipe Gonzalez y los de don Anto-
MO Navas, por el Este con los de don
Antolluo Clntron y por el Oeste con
los de don Julian Hernandez. ms
crita al tomo sexto del archivJ Y p'i-
nero del ayuntamiento de Jurcos. TO-
lio och nta Y tres vuelto, fnca mime
70 II inscription tercera.
Sc adviertc que esta venta Sc hace
para satisfacer don Jose Barreras Padro
ejecutante la cautidad de cinco mil tres
cientos ochenta y seis dollars cincuenta
centavos, intereses, juntamente con las
costas pdgos que Sc devenguen Ell Ia
torna Ell que aparecen del recoId.
La subasta teudra lugar el dia veinte
de noviembre de mil novecientos siete q
a las dos de la tarde en- la ofcina del
Marshal sta en- local que ocupa la Corte
de Distrito de Humacao, Sc advierte que
ell pago de la venta ha de hacerse Ell mo-
media americana
Dado bajo mi frma en- Humacao a as
de Octubre de Ieo7--AUGUSTO ORTIZ,
| District Marshal of Humacao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
EStlhednipntO telmlI De bdi0S
y9ulS wiRflIeS k AIleA.

Ultimo analisis del professor qui'
mico doctor don Manuel Sacuz Die7
en 1891:
Temperature, $50 sic. -Densi'
lad, I.oo2, ,334.-Cantidad cada "a
horas, 354, goo ntros. : Residue en-
I'm litro 1902 &c 1880, 264 gramos'
Gases disueltos en- un litro de
aqua desprendidos por la ebullicion:
Acido sulfhidrico 6.97 centi
metros cGbicos. -Acido carbonico
46.12 idem idem. -Azoe Io. o4 idein
ldem.
Estos bsfios y aguas, de fama
universal, estan indicadoS y reco-
mendados por la ciencia medics,
esp .cialmente, para las enfermeda,
de. reumsucaS y gotoSas, las siflf.
heas, en Sus much Is y variadas ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
GRAN Hote|IeStlullnt "INGLA1ERRA''
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 " 12.-Cruz 2 y FOrtalez12l.

ua para Hotel Caacdad pasaeros
siu mas vistas Ia bahia las Gales de Te,uH Cruz
FolNa FL mas eco ventado de capital conedor De me-
or Anlas Independence ania Des-
de Agosto del po autguo de las comic sisea
eusn 4,ui Tren de cauajes de uo INTERPRETERS
p 49, dem6s Hoteea Sc h'ccn efnoa
maralea
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DR.. Jose OrdOnez Gomez

DE LA FACULTAD DE- MED1CINA DE MADRID
%trca} IiaS LIiaatIas CDGa General ea New York Post
Ga6uah NedteaI School del Hospital Ntoter de Parts.
De De vajr Europa Istados Unidos oce
t&nitrtv sntvcios al pnbico.
GALE II. SAN FRANCISCO No 26 (ALTOS)
Here's ne consalt0s.-De q 4 los dias fstvos.
Ceua gratis para los fOb,es-Mses sabados de as de la
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-09
HORSE RACES
ON THE BEACH
CROWD WILL co OVER TO
THE ISLAND TOMORROW TO
WITNESS THEM.

TWO interesting horse races are
scheduled to occur on the beach at
St Simon tomorrow. and 1t is expect
ed that a large crowd will go over
to witness them,
The first will be a running races be-
tween two horses, owned BY Horace
symons and A. F. Higginbotham.
Both Of the horses are said to beun.
usually fast and the race should
prove to be an interesting one.
The principal event, however, will
be the trotting race between the
horses Of C. c. Calf and c. w. Deem.
These two horses have never before
been pitted against each other, they
have both covered the coure in quick
Tune and sports seem to differ in
their opinion as to which Of the two
is the fastest
Quite large sum of money has
been placed on the trotting race. be-
sides the stake money, and there
will be many other bets placed to-
morrow.
The horses win be carried over on
the morning boat, but people leaving
the city on the 2,30 o'clock boat win
probably arrive in time to witness
both OF the races.
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| MURDER CASE
WILL Be TRIED
w. !. SIMPSON TO FACE A JURY,
THIS WEEK FOR SHOOTING
PETER cANTLlNGA

Among the interesting caseA to
be tried in the superior court his
week, when the Criminal docke is
to be taken up is that Of W. /. 81 hp-
som the young Ehite man who in
JAN charged 4 he murder Of A'en
1t IS not known exactly when the
case will be called. but iii is thought
that it will probably come up on
Wednesday OF Thursday. The case
will no doubht be hard fought. The
defendant is represented by Judge
a. d. Gale, and Acting Solicitor e.
c. Butts and Edwin w. Dart viii rep
resent the state. Ihe latter has been
employed by friends Of the dead bar.
Der.
This order case is well known to
Re readB g public. as it occurred only
q few y beks ago. 1t is understood
Vat a brother OIL the prisoner and
other oAhis relatives will be here to
attend tlN trial. and It is also stated
that and 3her well known attorney
will be- associated with Judge Gale
for the dhfense
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A NEWISCHOOL
WILL Be BUILT
8OAD OF EDUCATION FULLY IN
TENDS HAVING ONE BY
o. NEXT YEAR.

A handsome new school house will
be erected in Brunswick during the
present year and it winbprobably be
ready for use by January !, nj.
While the county commissioners
have practically announced that it
will be impossible to appropriate
$4,000 to the board Of education for
the new school. the board has decided
10 erect the new school. regardless
Of the decision of the commissioners
and it is understood that til matter
viii be taken up at the nd q meet
ing of the board and somee definite
steps viii be taken.
As IS wei known the board Of ed.
ucation now has on hand about S25,-
900 with which TO erect the new
school. and it wanted the country to
appropriate $4,000 more, the plan
being to erect a handsome $4,000
structure. but. as the commissioners
have decided that it is impossible to
appropriate the amount at this time,
the board VII likely decide to go
ahead wig ~ york. using The s25.-
600 whiq it n has on hands and
hoping get % appropriation from
the couu at some later date.
Just here the handsome new
school isl to be erected is not LET
known, b It viii more tharSfr@ly
be located somewhere in old Town,
as the two present schools are sit
uated one in New Town and the
other in the center Of the city. |
As stated above, it is expected that
the board Of education will take some
definite action in the matter at its
next meeting
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HOW THE RACERS
STOOD LABf NIGHT
THE NEWS IL AprlNo CON.
TEST is MOI rad ABSORBING
THEME AM Ne TIN LADIES OF
BRUNSWICK.

Following is the stan Wing of the
candidates up to last n kht in The
\ ews big voting contes8
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TAN WELT oxFoR0s AT LEVY S.
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HHNHHHHM u treated at nome
HpHHMWM without pain. Book
III HHHkWs of particulars sent
u HuWk FREE. Address
B. M. WOLLEY CO.
Box 3a7, Atlanta, Ga. Office, to4 N.
Pryor Street.
left off your treatment four
months ago. Have no desire for an
opiate. Your treatment Is all it
claims. Louisa J. Oakley.
May Sth. '06. Snow Flake, Ariz.
Over four years ago you cured me
of morphine habit. Elias G. Starr,
Macon, Mo.
| have never drank whiskey since
Marsh %, 1892, when l began your
treatment. / do not crave any whis-
key to this day. b. d. Wilson,
Direct, Tex.
l have used both for the liquor and
opium habits and 1t has been a sue
cess. | prefer it to all other rem
edies. 3. c. Norment NJ. D. Darling
ton, S. C.
| bought your cure under nom
de plume In 1886; it cured me.
{. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh. Penn.
WRITE TO DIR. WOOLLEY. Box
3S7, Atlanta. Ga.
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$500
Will buy nice two story house q
by 90 lot facing two 90 foot streets
ALRERT EENpic & co
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SMITHS PHARMACY
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WANTED.

Good 9rst-class male stenographer.
one familiar with railroad and steam
snip work preferred All communica-
lions strictly confidential.
r. n. Manser,
Brunswick s. S. Co.
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Have you seen the modern cooking
wonder at the Colson Hardware Cos
store? Come In any day this week.
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Notice.
Parents are warned to keep their
boys and girls from trees passing
and stealing fruit from an enclosed
lot on First avenue and Amherst
street. The lot is not public property
and l will enforce the law regardless
of whose boy is caught stealing
pluAns. Mrs. Cam.
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Cali on Davis b FiscKeTby, 116
Monk street, for groceries ct lowest
market prices
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WANTED.-Fo the U. S. army, able
bodied unmarried men. between ages
OF 81 and 95: citizens of the United
States, of good character and tenn
perate habits. who can speak read
and write English. For information
apply TO Recruiting Oficer, Is West
York St. Savannah, Ga. Pnstoffice
building, Brunswick. Ga, or 10S w.
Forsyth St. Jacksonville. Fla.
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WANTED.-White girl to serve as
waitress at the Metropolitan restau.
rant Good pay TO right party. Cal
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-16
to transform. a half worn costume of
ceremony into one designed priclnpally

to transform a half worn costume of
ceremony into one designed pricinpally
for comfort.
Morning frocks Of China silk are mex
pensive and COOL. They are made with
short skirts, plated or tucked and with
shirtwaists, preferably finished with soft
turnover collars and cuffs.
China and pongee silks are also used
for kimonos and matinees, trimmed with
inexpensive black lace, with beading run
through with ribbon or pin-tucked, with
entire deux Of lace. Lawns and muslins
are made up on similar lines, and for
the long, semi-ftting wrappers dotted
and embroidered Swiss ruffies trim the
plain materials and Vice versa
The well-made, all-black hat has ever
been considered eminently practical as
well as smart, especially in the moderate
~ large shapes in Neapolitan, fancy
straws and chip. Trimmed heavily with
handsome feathers, such hat may be
worn the year round for formal occasions,
and Is often seen with furs and velvets.
A collection of black ostrich or osprey
plumes is valuable asset to any wom-
ans wardrobe, as these feather trim
mings may be utilized season after sea-
son without monotony. Black roses are
also exceedingly smart and do not fade
quickly. Small hats composed wholly of
replicns of that rare exotic may be worn
with both the tailored or the ceremonious
costume. Black maline hats soon wilt when
ernnsads To the nait air, lint asawharA
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-16

douncings Is very marked this season,
and really is deserving Of more comment
than we have space to give 1t at this
writing.
Frocks Of white and delicate pink, blue
and yellow nets Of plain. fine mesh are
exceedingly dainty with trimmings Of fine
white laces, and mounted over self-col-
ored slips of soft silk. They are the
newest form of the lingerie frock In
Paris this year.
While the smartest fashions nre natural
ally those to be seen ut the select sum
mer resorts In the mountains and along
the Atlantic Coast where New York's
fashionables congregate to filter away
the summer days and nights In an endless
round of sports, teas, bridge parties. din
ners and hops, the shops on the other
hand afford the stay-at-homes and Wis
itors to the great metropolis opportunity
for keeping abreast Of everything new in
the way Of novelties.
The backwardness of the summer has
kept worsteds-serges and fine novelty
suitings. panamas and yeilings-and the
fashionable English mohairs in strong de-
mand. The weather Of the past month
hos been too unreasonable for anything
but suits of these materials for street
wear, and as a consequence those smart
linen and pique suits, simply and
smartly tailored like the worsteds, or
trimmed with braidings or appliques Of
handsome laces or embroideries, will have
an unusually short season. for. we have
tired of worsteds and are now wearing
white or light colored linens and plques
to the exclusion Of those light summer
serges heretofore 30 popular. Mohairs,
however. continue in high favor-they
are SO attractive in this years soft silky
weaves and smart patterns.
Striking novelties In millinery make
their appearance In exclusive shops along
the avenue from day to day. Lingerie eff
fects are particularly attractive, so en-
tirely different are they from what we
have become accustomed to since one
clever girl took to wearing her small sis
ter's wash embroidery hat and ali big
sisters did likewise. Strange how fashions
are born sometimes, isn't 1t?
Hats with lingerie and lace crowns and
leghorn, chip or neapolitan brims and
trimmed with huge bows of lace or rib
bon are classed as lingerie novelties,
while the lace covered and ruched pana-
mas are extreme, lnQeeQ.
The cloche or bell grows larger with
each succeeding week. or SO 1t seems, for
1t Is no unusual thing to see one of these
shapes of such size that when posed
smartly on the deliberately coifed head
the edge of the back brim touches the
shoulders. This, of course, represents the
most extreme size Of this particular shape
worn In the most extreme fashion.
| The short front sailor has without warnA
Ing turned itself about and the huge
ribbon bow Of soft ribbon loops which
once weighted the wide back brim Is now
smartly wired or corded and posed on
| the centre front of the crown, the wide
| loops almost covering the wide front
| brim. This new short back sailor is as
| becoming as that of other days, and it is
expected that this is the model which
will open the Fall millinery season.