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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-08-17

The largest and best selected stock of
Embroideries in the country at one-third
of the regular price.-Joe Conrad,
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AGENTS WANTED
600 tickets at $40 each halves $1O quarters s.;
tenths 81: tweptieths 81

ton desired, write iesibly to the Gun undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State, Coun-
ty, Street and Number, More rapid, return mail
delivery will be assured by your inclosing an en-
velope bearing your full address.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

A Democratic State Convention will be held
at Anaconda on Monday, August 26th, at noon,
1889, for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for Representative in Congress. candidates for
Governor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Secretary OF
State, State Treasurer. State Auditor Attorney
General, Superintendent Of Public instruction.
three Justices of the Supreme Court, and such
other officers as may be provided for by law, the
appointment of State Central Committee and
such other business as in their judgment is for
the best interest of Montana.
The several counties will be entitled to the fol
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-08-17

The finest stock Of Ladies' and Misses
Shoes ut Joe CopFad's,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-08-17

Women lose their beauty because colds
undermine their life. DR.. AeKaer's Eng
lsh Remedy for Consumption is an
absolute cue for colds Lapeyre Bros.
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IS.
FAMED FOR 20 YEARS

For integrity of its drawings and prompt pay
ment Of its prizes, attested as follows:
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
rangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company and in person manage and control the
drawings themselves, and that the same are CON
Quoted with honesty. fairness, and in good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the com
pany to use this certificate, with facsimiles Of
our signatures attached in its advertisements. y
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-08-17

Hotchkiss 6 Hawkins have on hand
the finest stock of fishing tackle in Mon
tana. 1t includes everything IN ang er
could dcaire. The stock comprises cheap,
serviceuble goods rs we'll as some of the
finest finish. Mail orders will receive
prohspt attention.
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Hoods
Sarsa pari!la

soldby all druggists. 81; SIX for 49, Prepared only
~ Gil HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
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The week just closed was one OF TIL,
/ best for grass killing the farmers have
I known tins season and from all &C
/ counts they made the most Of it. til,
/ consequence was but few of them left
their farms TO bring tobacco TO mar
/ ket. 1hii explains the very lighl
breaks at the warehouses and the gen
eral dullness iu the leaf tobacco bust
ness. The double sales ran into the
afternoon but one day, being over be-
fore noon on other days.
There were no changes IN the tone OF
The market or in prices, and the same
may be said today that was said in the
last weekly review.
All tObaccos of character fresh from
the wagon are in demand and bring
fuil outside figures. Low grades. non
descripts and frosted stocks are low. as
are also "house keepers" and cellar
rats much of which was put out dur
ing the eek.
The shipments Of manufactured stock
were not as large this week as last.
reaching in the aggregate only about
100000 pounds. though business was
considered good by the manufacturers.
Orders for immediate shipments were
just as numerous, but were not as
large.
The daily sales Of revenue stamps at
The custOm-h0uso were as follows
Monday. 81, $50 Gs: Tuesday. S1.27S.-
As. Wednesday, 1890 20; Thursday, g.,
jGO.36; Friday. 81 ,O69 O4; Saturday, So
0jG o. Total, $40, 9l3.S0.-DdnriHe
hellsier.
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f.OutsNfile, LAY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 13.-Much
larger sales Of hurley and heavy tobac
co. Il strong ard rather active market
for all desirable quality and condition,
and very hot weather were the leading
features ihis week.
Bully. The strength in the market at
the close of last week continued
throughout this week until yesterday
when there was less decided activity
aud animation. although even then
prices of all desirable quality and con-
dition were fairly sustained, although
not mp 10 the extreme prices paid in the
earlier part OF the week. consequently
prices remain unchanged. although
generally nearer outside figures. AT
times low and medium grades of red
Tugs and leaf were irregular. but only
noticeable i'm hOgsheads IN undesirable
condition. many of which were heated
or funked, the present high tempera-
mre telling severely on the keep
ing qualities of the 1855 crop. Offer
ines with any show Of color very scarce,
with none decidedly cOloTy or bright,
which may now be expected before
long from the country redriers, al
though all such are reported scarce in
dealers hands Fine and select filler
leaf sold full up to late sales, the high
est being pc. Receipts during August
are expected TO be large. as country
dealers then are likely to begin to un
load in anticipation of the 1889 crop,
not far of. The sales this week, as
heretofore of late, were entirely 10
home trade, manufacturers and deal
ers. and under present circumstances
prices have been surprisingly well main
tanned. and much better than many ex-
pected would be The case at this period
Of the season, with the large 1880 crop
in prospect.
Neic Dark. Offerings were much
larger this week, and for good lugs,
French and Italian styles, as well as
sorts, the demand was good.
and for all in desirable condition and
GOOD export weights full outside prices
were paid. The condition of very
large proportion OF the offerings, how
over, being risky to bad, led 10 great
dizziness and lower tendency for such.
with considerable rejected. Dark
wrapper leaf IN good order, scarce, and
in demand, at unchanged figures.
Trash and low leaf dull and exchanged.
Old Dark. Offerings much larger,
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Ibt A'l'rliINfI
NEW YORK. July 1j.-Mossrs. Hub.
bard. Price q Co. in their cotton cir.
cular tonight say: Liverpool failed
to be affected By our decline. Salur-
day quotations were fully maintained
for future deliveries. although the sales
Of spot cotton reflected the influence of
a threatened strike in Lancashire. New
York opened with an advance. which
was lost under pressure to sell long
August but as these purchases seemed
too large in good hands. the market
turned and gradually improved in
price. and closed steady
The early months were unchanged
and the late months point higher.
Sales, $4,000. Receipts az ports to-day
estimated at COO bales against PIG bales
last week and ! SOC bales last year.
Spot cotton quiet at lie: middling
upands with sales Of as bales TO spin
ners Closing futures July.1O 40:
August. l047al0 IS September. 10 IS
al0.l6 October 997a90s November.
0.ssa0 So December @. s0a9.0l: January.
09ja995. February, 003al0.Ol March,
l0.llalO.12 April. TO- lsalOl9 May.
TO. 1Gal0.17.
In Liverpool spot cotton was steady.
mIddling uplands g 3 Ga. Sales 5000
bales.
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New York Financial Market



NEW York, July lj.-M0ney closed a
per cent. the lowest rate Of the day
The highest rate was q per cent. tx
change closed steady . posted rate.
4e1a4sci. actual rates. 4s6iais64 fol
sixty days. and 4SSa4SSi for demand
Governments closed steady: currency
SIS, 10 bid; a., coupons, 1881 bid. 4! :
do. 1861 bid.
The chief feature in this morning.
market was the covering Of the shorts
This movement 10 buy occasioned a
general advance throughout the market,
and most striking in trust shares. A
str ng effort is IN progress to rehabili-
tate these stocks in the confidence
Of the traders and outsiders. The rail
road stocks were generally strong and
higher With one or two exceptions
the London early prices were favorable
TO this market, aud by noon the entire
list was up to ! to II. After l2
O'Clock the market was extremely dull
and while in a few stocks there
were some slight reactions. the best
prices Of the forenoon were generally
well maintained up to o'clock. In
final dealings there was a sharp re-
action from the best figures. Closing
prices were generally irregularly
changed, but in most cases only frac-
tionally. To-day sales amounted to
17S 600
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EDUCATION al.
H0LLINS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA..

Girls and young ladies Of this 2, noratl0n
need broad snd varied scholastic advantages
under the best literary, aesthetic and moral
standards
This Institute has pursued the Eclectic SsS-
tenn from IS origin. 10 now provides fea
separate schools, or DEF 0rtments. brsidcs
many special studies students are gradu
nted IN each upon merit. ia addition 10 the
fui Course, there are special courses oaslf
OF which requires diplomas from four schools
anording aNaried aud superior culture.
LITERARY cot R~k English 1 ancunro
and Literature. History esseahdf-thc other
two schools optional.
CLASSICAL CoURSE.-iatin and one
optional.
SCIENTIFIC COURSE.-Natuml Science
and Mathematics esseaigi-the other two op-
tionai.
ORNAMENTAL COURsF.-Music or AIT
and one Modern Language essential tho
other two OPTIONAL
FULL COuRSt.-sevcn diplomas are io-
CURED.
SPECIAL STUDIES. -Physioloey. Hygiene.
Anatomy, Reading. lOcution, lenmnnshlp.
bookkeeping. 1ypo-Mrltlng. Stenograrhy.
Calisthenics.
The Departments OF Music ana Art are
finely equipped.
The premises ana OUTFIT ~ this school has
cost over 100000 zone hundred thousau,l
and 10 employs over twenty-five lg5l officers
and teachers, Of whom six are male Pro-
fcSSOrs.
The F0riy-scventh Session will omen SEP
TENDER It'll Apply for Register.
CHA kIf~ N. tDCkE
Business Manager
iyl3-l WnulD-lW llOllIus T. o. Va
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DanvilIe, Va.

DANyILLE, July i3.-There is nothing
OF special interest on our market 10 re-
port this week. The farmers have been
busy with other crops besides tobacco.
and our breaks were light in conse-
quence The offerings were as common
as usual. perhaps meaner. Prices were
firm and somewhat higher on the aver
age. Our brokers seem to have
fair orders, but, with the exception OF
good wrappers, they are not forcing any
graded. Good wrappers are so scarce.
they bring limit prices every time.
Some few sales Of some fine old wrap
pers Of good medium grades were made
at good figures. Everything that could
be used as wrapper is being fished up
and offered for sale. When new wrap
Ders are ready for use, the stock on
hand Of wrappers will be lighter than
ever known IN this section. The re-
ports on the growing crop are good.
DlBRRLL BROTHERS.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMEN

RICHMOND. July 16.-This was dull
Monday. no sales worthy Of note re-
ported. The growing weather il petty.
rather two much raw. but where crops
Is kept cleared Of grass the crop will
make itself fast
Major w. NJ. Cary returned Saturday
from three-weeks trip all through
the western tobacco territory. His
business chiefly was to ascertain the
status Of the new and growing tobacco
crop. more especially to compare values
and the prospect with our Virginia
tobaccos. From Major Cary we learn:
Firstly. that the dark crop Of the West
has been. in his opinion, overestimated
by our trade. The best Informed buy
ers for the Western manufacturers and
trade 40 large put it at 60 to 65 per cent.
OF an average. Several large tobacco
counties have abandoned dark leaf and
made hurley instead.
IL 10 thus that the dark tobacco crop
was reduced last year, while the hurley
crop is increasing.
The crop planted in 1889 is generally
full one in burleys, and not 50 large
IN dark tobacco.
In appearance the growth is not alto
gether promising. Very little tobacco
was seen over foot high or with leaves
longer than mans hand. The grass
was ahead in many field. but there is
outcome I'm il. As regards comparison
of dark Western seed crop and ours.
Major Cary says Our people have
nothing to fear. For quality and
richness and smoothness. as poor
as our crop il, the Western dark
crop Is worse. and moro nOndescrIpt IN
all respects. The best tobacco con.
mands up to If cents full price. by
which standard our fine leaf should
bring ID to rs cents.
Burleys are reported az exceeding
poor and great deal of order, with |
little Offering that is at all fine in color, !
favor, and texture together.
The yield last year was most de-
pleted, the big fine crop boosted Of was
n myth ia fact
As 10 expected receipts at Clarksville, /
Itnn..whore4j 600 hhds were expected. |
only 10000 have been received TO date.
and at Hopkinsvlle $4,000 hhds. were
counted ON and only 10000 came 90
light. Such is the status Of what |
learned for myself after full and care
ful enquiry from all classes of most
reliable tobacco men. Among other
Things. Major Cary says that the 1889
crop Of dark from his own correspon-
dents and connections will not be much
over 80 per cent. Of an average, il the
strictly dark tobaccOc counties are taken
by themselves.
The Western crop. he SAYS, Is short.
the poorest for many years, and this
short crop 81 Guild encourage our
holders planters and dealers: though
fine quality is what the market needs
most. we are not so bad off as we would
be made out.
Registered on Change to-day: ID. j.
Holcombe. Danville. Va; Dorsey Jones,
Oxford. n. c.: j. G.. Watkins. Halifax.
Va. W. ii. Day, Weldon, y. c.
W. l.. ID.
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who are suffering from Catarrh. with thanks to
am very respectfully,
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NEW YORK, July Ill have some
doubts as 20 whether men arc really en-
titled % the first place in a fashion letter.
but, as the lawyers say, "lct us give
them the benefit of the doubt, and. be-
sides. l will get through with them
sooner, and so give the fashion column
Co its legitimate owners-the women. /
do admit. however. that men may have
some feelings as do fish. and their pre-
Vailing sentiment just now is one Of such
intense suffering from the effects Of tho
heat that feel it duty 20 show them
how TO keep cool and yet not transgress
amy Of the rules of strict propriety.
There are thousands of gentlemen who
would rather hide themselves forever i'm
% damp dark cellar than 20 appear be-
fore the ladies of their families or ac-
quaintanccs in their shirt sleeves. and
they go Oh suffering and sweltcring in
those Instruments Of torture. starchcd
shirts and sti1 collars. from a sentiment
which docs them honor. hut I'm these
days fashion absolutely admits Of COM
mon sense and comfort i'm dress. and
there is no reason now why man may
not make himself comfortable i'm one Of
the handsome surah or fine WOODEN
shiris which are cool. comfortable and
quite dressy enough for an day wear.
whether i'm the counting house or i'm the
country
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iHv Telegraph

Ihf A'i'Nt tFus|
NEW YORK. July - Flour CLOSED
quiet and easier: fine grades winter
- 2j1S2 IS: Southern steady: trade
and family extras S35Oa2s.0O. Wheat
weak; spot sales No. ? red. s5aSjic.
No. , rel winter. July. SIC. Corn quiet
spot sales Of No . mixed. 48c.; do
July. 42ic Oats firm: No. white, 2sc.
No. > mixed. July, pc. Pork dull,
weak. and unsettled; new mess, Sl2.5(
aSl2.7j. Lard iirmer; August, SOFA
S6.G5 Sugar-Raw. easier: fair rein.
ing. 75c.: refined steady; cut-losf aud
crushed, 9ic.; powdered, 0sc.; granulat-
ed. 9lc.; cubes, 9ic. Coifee-Spot car
goes steady; fair Rio. lite.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o.. July 13.-OGerings
during tho week. 2.5O7 b gsheads: &C
tual sales, l.741 hogsheads; receipts,
2.s6S hogsheads.
Our offerings this week were very
large, aud of better quality than for
some time past. Colory sorts were in
general demand. and more active at
slightly higher figures, while for good
to fine leaf only moderate demand
existed. Very common nondescripts
were slightly frmer.
+. w. DOHRNAEN & SON.
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REVIEW.
New YORK, July l5.-Our market to.
day was very dull, but very strong.
The features were the Trust stocks.
Changers, and Southwesterns. In the
last hour there was some reactions, but
the list closed firm, although it was
very dull. The news had little or no
effect. The friends of the Trust stocks
published a good many favorable
points on them, and stocks in which
special pools are said TO exist scored
the greatest advances. The street did
not like the railroad outlook last week.
but has been educated 10 consider il
partially fixed uD and likely to be COM
pletely adjusted before long. This ap.
pears to be the proper way Of looking
at the situation, at the same time clu-
ton ia necessary, for the Western stu
alton Is still strained. The bull side
seems to be much the safer. and in the
end seems bound to win. in view Of the
crops and general business.
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WASHINGTON THE PLACE For IT,
There are not wanting indications that
a determined and combined effort will
be made by the press Of New York to
have the Exposition of 1892 take place
in Gotham. and, as the time for prepa-
tions is growing shorter, those who con-
slider the Capital Of the nation the
proper place for it. should be doing
something TO testify to the faith that is
within them. Baltimore American.
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Chicago Markets.


CHICAGO. July - Wheat opened
higher. Corn dull. Oats quiet. Pro
visions steady. sClosings iWheat-July,
0ic.; August, 7jlc.: September. 7Gic.
Corn-July and August. 35ic.. Septom-
Der. 35sa3jic. Oats-July. e2ta22ic.
August. 2lsa3llc: September. 2i4a
2iic. Pork-July. S1l39i; August,
Sll.35: September, Sii 40. Lard-July
S6.32l August. So 30. Ribs-Julv.
S5.72l; August, - -; September, $3.50.
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tcsnno: be said
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mtroI
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The JIM DASDIRs. Malone will al.
most certainly be nominated for Gov
ernor by the Virginia Republicans.
General Harrison mas given him his
approval and his adversaiies the cold
shoulder. The ex-senator has fairly
earned a seat besides those two Jim
DandIes' Of the Republican party. As
sistant Postmaster-General Clarkson
and Commissioner Tanner.-NeIr YOrk
World.
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but nearly all either very low grade
trash. funbed, frosted, or uumerchant-
able stuff for which there was no de.
mand. or sound good bodied Tugs few
were offered, and being more in de.
mand, prices were fully higher.
ALEX. HARTHILL.
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COTTON REPORT.
Nlarket firm.
1--WE Mock Market

RICHMOND, Va, July 10. 1889.
Receipts-234 head ofcattle: PIP sheep
and lambs; 2sl hogs.
Sales-174 head Of cattle; 81 sheep
and lambs. PSI hogs.
Prices Cattle, best. % to &c. gross,
medium TO good. 81 TO Bic. gross; com
mon TO fair. q 10 &c. gross; sheep. 81 TO
tic. gross: lambs. 4 to 5ic. gross;
hogs, Ct 10 &c. net: bulls, u to Sc
GROSS.
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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE. July 15.-Cotton quiet
aud nominally steady: middling, l1..
Flour shade easier and steady.
Whoat-Southern steadv:Fultz. 75aSsc. .
LOngberry. S0a90c. Western steady
at decline; No. winter red. spot. Soc. A;
July, sac. bid. Corn Southern. steady,
white, 4saj0c. yellow. 45l47c.; West
ern steady; mixed, spot. 49ia42sc. .
Oats very steady; Western white. 33a
34i. Rye lifelers. 49ajOc. Provisions
steady. Coffee nominal; Rio cargoes
fair. lsc. Sugar steady; A soft. 9ic. !;
Whisky steady.
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WEST END
Land & improvement Co
cmoe OF Agency; Over Merchant,
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
PERsoNs PRorosINa TO RrrLr.

PERSONS PROPOSING TO BuILc.
Persons wanting 10 acquire homes for them
selves in an improving locality. where every
dollar invested VIII increase. will do well 10
examine the properties OF this company,
which will be marked by sign boards. poste,'
upon each tract Of iand. and plats can be- seon
az the Office Of the agency. over the Mcr
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company Will make special terms with
parties desiring to build. and 20 all such will
lend nifty per cent. Of the value Of the lot and
improvements az per cent. on long time.
The properties were acquired at prices much
below the present market value. and the com
panycan afford 20 Sc on reasonable terms 70
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO J. ROGERS. Secretary.
lap II
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Mrs WinsiOw's soothing Syi"p sn" '.,,,ti,..
wa,. be- used when chi. dfcn niv =, o,,....
..,''. ,., ,,,tnral. Quiet sleep by relieving
he child from pain. ana ln' n'' =, H. Ven,
asakes as .brigft as a button. e,iiG soi,.
pleasant 10 taste. II s0otn9s r"iicves wind.
.i,, ,' ', he bowels and Is the best Known
re,on1v ior diarrn~a whether ass, v cents ia"
iecfhins or other causes. l"ssn'f ~ SAM
bottle.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.


- NJ D t. 'fltAf p ~ ISL Nlt NkIN ANINfl. ' 4
JOHN II. POWELL. Principals
Mrs. 4. e. PtlfoN, Associate PRINCIPAL
The seventeenth session of this BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ia
DIS AND LITTLE GIRLS viii begin WE'D
NESDAN. september %, lSSo. and close
June ~, 1890.
The instruction - thorough AMI complete.
from kindergarten ~ collegiate course ln-
elusive. Special advantages In Modern Lam
gnages ana Music. Numhcr OF hnuiltra
limited % thirty
Board lights fuel, and instruction in en-.
tire English course with Latin. $3.50,
Apply for catalogue az the bookstores or Ia
either principal.
fyfy-Ga A. 1fffnaff
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mnna slouxho
C.
Ion
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fic wh h been
20 ONTN DIS Asthma
n
diseases
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The following internal revenue col
locti0ns were made in this city yester-
day Cigars, &C., - 1890: tobacco,
5j.I5s.16. total. 81 923 0G.
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~ y = TTIT'|
BALTIMORE. Nd. July 15-Virginia
consols. 3Sai2: DO. ten-foities, 3si bid
do. three 5. 67l bid.
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TIE NEEDS or TIE DAY FOR WOMEN
were white marabouis. With flakes OF
white floss: the whole is transparent and
G.ltasa fake Of snow This fan costs
,l5Ol There arc many other closin. fans
Of lace. gauze. Grape and other iilml
materials. ami others Of ostrich feathers
which close also. noticed one where
tho feathers wcrc even curled. still five
inches broad. and il tool, seven Of them
TO make tine fam These were cream
notified with yellow. brown and maroon
The feathers To- make such fan must
bo of uniform size and quality. and are
very difficult 70 obtain in perfection aud
therefore are very expensive, the cheap
est being SOS. others o. pure white are az
hirh as Sle5 Queen Ammo fans. with
silver and pearl handles. cost less. about
$50 for "a fine one. They can be built up
feathers which cost Jess than thenatural
ONES One puro white ostrich feaihe'
aidin, fan. which had just been finished
for Miss D.exel. had the sticks OF moth
or Of pearl with silver monogram. MIS-
Frank Leslie had one also from TINS
mousse Of black Brussels point OF The
finest quality. stretched overebony s''ck''
and withan oxydixcd silver monogram
eet with small brilliants upon IT,
OLIVE HARRIET.