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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

oxvoEp. .. Al ssar u rrp,..,s. hsli q
rs,,s- .ahia AL &C ~ tsanfl y OsfeFf,
"a ths thlri rus.isy q tuss. A ~ i~s
sss H. I-sltis. q Js.ka ifsftss. .asfi
aiss - is~s usFiy~, o.. cast t.inh =. a.
tfhsl a.. itsfts-. s.iaef hstr- - ttsftlss
isr,s-. sis q las nstt y 81 s.sssf =. -,
pfsyins 90 hesnrs - .st 49, ee.s.l
"a pstssts ss esftsin Fvsi eststs fatig H. ~
In IL p.titlsa 80 a. in a. frslats etfs ~ ~
paft-..s "a fsfth IN his Istitien
nspsssn. Thsf tisr ssii I.stlfisarf rifs 80 .
D. 81 t<rs.as intsfv-ssl, ~ esasia6 a. si..sf~
n ~ I-ttisa sith me ef,ief thFrsunl - -
Pai.lls,.si thFes ~ssts soTrsssltsif ~ - ~
at Gsantr, Tat thsf Iasf spfssf - Wills
Csart - ~ hsii 81 Part, ~ ~ thif'i tee-iai
- tuly nsst Il niss e'sh-s IN ~ telse...e.
sci $50 e.a.s. % s-y ~ hsss. -ef ~ 49,
.hsaAt sss - .g... x,,..x IT,.
A ,rus curJ -s'is.' " g DAVIS hsf'''sf'
OxfOHp. ss At Coat ~ rfulsis 81 a
rarts .lthia ani 90 80 soautf - btfsrsi
"a a. thif,t r,s~..isf a lss< A - l-o
Da ~ tstlfiaa - le.ss u. Nas~sii, tinin
t.tssisss sfths estate "a Chsfl~s u tsfs. tsts y
IIs,sfhin, In ssll Csanty, tsrsssst. prsftnF -
Brsa-. o. ssn ant soatey al - Nal F-teis
n al asrsa.s-l a puhtr 80 pfifsts ssS ~
th@ t.sysssut - slslss ani tnftifatsi stafEss
Osrsssn. That ~ All pssitisosf Eifs nsflcs
o. al Isr.sn. intsfvstel. ~ csasins an sh.sr.s
"a his I-titiaa. With this sr'isf thsfyon, - -
pahnsAsi thrvs wells sucss-sitsly n To ~
iuri t,vtss--rst. Q newstspsf pfiniei a. fsns
10 All ceun,y that ihey nay syIs., q, ir',',.'.
,oaft b. - hsll a rarts. IN ths thiri fuf-si
n Ialy nsxt, a nins ssh-k a. The fofvns-on. sn'
.ls- ssa.s f.sy ,hsy ''s's shy III saH's ''"ah
GEORGE 4. WILSON, iais..
Atrus copy -Atis-t IL. a. DAVIS, hsEi.ssf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

uNluup. 90 =Ata tuat q frulatr bel N
rans. v thiu AL fur tits tuuntt - uNfurt.
un ~ thiri Tarsla ~ iuus. 4 " isn
NauFy a. tiHInsu. siius - iuhu
Iinifnan. htr - ntNdsit. dss.ssssl. iavlus prv
ss1utr hrf ttitifn far a. abs surs uui uits Ter
s,siaai Sstats - All issrasssi
uuuTHHu. That sahl Tstitiunrf Eite nHtlos ~
tn sanle g. an isrr.ssns intffrstei tarrvin. by
vahnshing q rupY ~ this ar ~ thrs sesA' sur
rssslteiY ln tilr oxfHrt t,rut.--fat q nsssIaIsTf
tffirtst a fans. b. ait tnuutF. that tho utaY
aptcsf a q rfui.sir 1aut o. ~ hahirn a Part,
wilma AL Coo all IuantY ua ~ ulri
IuFsiisY - iuly uFNt. "a nlns n'rkEk in
,-IogsT \ Wilson Juisr.
Atrlr rnpl -aiIs.i III 4 nANIs. nsEl.lsT-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

TIN sahs.rii-r hsfvby nyr. pabur notic.
that ~ has issn duly aptsantssl by III ilnnosa
~ lsigv - fpitAte Zoe The ,ouuiY - uNferi.
ani assumed ths trla sf Adunini.tratsf - In
estate -
lOsErH O.. sTUKrTVANr. late - Bnssasii.
On ALI tsafty, dsseAssi. by giving i-snai a. III
las tilrst. be thsfvforv rvsgussts al I-ersssus
tniieitrl D. liz estate - ait ds-sa-sl o. maks
tfafnssliatr Jssyussnt. ant ths-e sha have any
iisfnan.is uusftUn o. sNhiiit The sane o.
Juue a.. lea. JANIS :. Wight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Many young colts have the collie aud
die bat Browns Instant Relief will cure
them II given In sesson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Iini,.i.. RON ALI.

g-st hT,-sl rnafv. aisa sf-st wafk baf-s
hsfv "a r. sFrsnrvs.suts ~ shirh I rsn fuf
sish i-sf-ss - any siss. dssir-i. a ths $3.50,
WIZ rrnktNs
It.Ws Nsfus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
CHASE. oss..a. W.,s..

ONfuRp. =. Ma Caau - frslsair hsli a
Paris Hlthin ani o. ~ gnuntF - uNfari on
H. thlf,i Tarstar ~ jan 4. u tss
uANAN y SUM. namet lNUrutsf N =
rrItain ihstruulrut pufufting O. D. ths at VIII
lfFrhufs o. all GouutN. tisssassst haflnE pry
ssrt a tite satnr 90 frsfssts
uHnfEIu. Ttat III ALI INerutpf stfr huti0s
O. al Isffuus iutsfvstsi. ~ sausinE q CupY -
ttis uf,irf O. o. puhilshssi thrs. sesks susss-
stFsiy in ~ Nfsri pest-rfat pfintssi a farts,
that tbs mas ayt-af a q frilsNts Court o. u
hstt a Fans. ~ All C.uhty. "a the thiri fuss
dsy - luly nsNt. a . - M sAsk Ia ~ furs
ut-sn, aui shu~ Causs n any thu have. ~hy IN
at tnstraussut shnahi ~ - prus-t, approved
80 siinss-i a. ths isst VIII ant fe-taiasnt -
sall dsrsassi
GEORGE \. Wilson. iuiss.
true cuJy attest II. q. DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

The fame - Bris.-l. soap jD-. not
consist ~ mere .ud.. It, c,un"mictl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
.rnI,.r \ wll.n>. js.ls,.
4 Ifus rurI -Alis-t IL q nANIs. Iis.isisf-


oNTuHp 80 =Ns 1ast - Probate. hrit a
FtyebuFg. withiu All 90 ~ t~uniI - 80
fort 90 tts rfst Tus.iaf - iuns 4. u Ia.
ttu 49, tsfithar - Ma=ss Nua tsu. Aiuiluis
tratar "a To- estate - tsaaf l. ~arsrnt. late ~
ruitrr On AL t-autF. tissr4sssi. praYtng Or
uHrusf o. III aai convey ~ uunhr 90 prlfats
49, =. msrh - a.. fsai sstsis q saii dsssasssi
a. oil tssF ~ tislts - sati fissFa ~ sstn1atfl
ID .iN haHifvi sni hny dollar ani in,iientsl
tharars.
uNit avn That a. sail Istiiisnsf Ei,s uuti,e
g. ~ t-sfssls intsfvatri o. -ausiuE an alstrsft
n hls I-ttiaa. uith thls arlsf thsfvun. g. -
pahushssi thrvs scsks surrrssivelY ~ u 90
bort tytiif.fat. q nssHtstrf prntrl 81 fats, in
sail tuantf. tkst tbs ntaF sptsraf a ffuisate
tnuft O. o. he'll a fafts. 80 - thirl furslaf
20 tuif nsNt M nlnr u'rhsk m ~ fufrnl-sn. ant
shsss rsass ifhny tbs have shy ti-f sauns si.'aii
- o. gFsrtei
Grousr \ wtI.>pN. iaisr.
Ntf1lc copy =aiiss ~ e. DAVIS. Hsdstsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

rut .uis-crtl~r hsrvby rte. puhlc ssaios
that ~ IA t-esn aalf spt-slutri ~ N Neaof
.his latTs - rrs.,zsis fsf ~ ssastY - osfsr'i
All s.sume.i ~ tut ~ Adu,inistaiaf - ths
estate -
WILLIAM rrRKI>s. late - Paris.
~ ssAl t.antf. dssesssi ~ stttns t-sest q The
hs tirests ~ tssFvfsrv rv.laests al I.sf-aas
laisltsst O. ~ estats - ssii sesss-sf o. Hsass
ltnaaeilsis psymsnt. sni ths-s whs have sny
dsn.sn.is tlservsn a. sshlhit tbs ssnss -
Iuas A. lsa -tIA-r MANtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

A sample copy Of PHfSrERs' ixk, the silver.
ti.sr.' trade Journal, vili 10 mailei frve upon
spplisssies y Geo. r. lowell Co.. 10 sprssr
stre<s, New Yosk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
Fer Gsverasr.
Edwin c. Burleigh,
or Augusta.
fsf HsrFsssssss'ss '" '~"
NELSON DINGlEN. Jr..
of Lewiston.

80 ~ssstsrs.
WALES fTTTNNeftt. - kuralsrl
IoHTN Al siiTs q nrusnr3hi
F.rCsft - Deart..
ALBEIT : AUsTiN. ~ rari'
49, Essi.isf ~ ts-is.
louN . srANLIN 20 Parts
49, Essi.tsf - t,s.-is we.irru isi-tr,lt.
rttuNA- NsTNrIHE ~ Erfshara
- C.autr rrsssafsf,
sNunsN ArNN-su 20 iaffs
- O.autF taulaaissisuff,
WILLIAM NuIrN Ngsu of >srsaf
49, shrrf
JNNT. 4 rAEKIR q stsns,aa
- teantv Auafnsf.
EpW AEn e. wAtAHH ~ level
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
rsts WEEK

rs.-t.t No. Tsfarsi'su q r.rt'aui g.
fsanranissi 81 NHrsaN hrsss issni
Gars frtsn t.iifaIsl ~ Wsst l-thfi susl
nsthsl siN is=kr.s Nia. ~
Hrvant's runf o. q. West rarts sllA
18Th Para NursaF uNfuuI AL
Nsfkanif Fans. go 90 rHuni uir
Urkrts slssl 90 this taf urIr.
Tufs.isv. tarnrnsnrsrsrut lxrryi=-s IN iif.F'fn
AuaiFrnF marN
Tuss.faF. taIIrls Hfgr.anf tunuFt M iirHrHn
aaatsrnV hr Wararf olartfttf. iruf
v = naftls st-rutinnl-i arsl tsfiutnasr =
ttft hfsfra ksTH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
To U. lIsss, =, eca''J o~--''''s'sr' Of u

To ne tfensfahs tnantf ,"nwltslenfrs ei ~
Csaaiy 20 Otfsri
Ne "a aaisr.irnei. ishsh,,nt. ~ Msss ssi
ttrinay. rsTrstfuilY Fvpftegut. that ne path
fssntrnifafs ana nrse..itf Fvsgairs atefathsns.
80 h.rstisas sci dl@r.ntiaasarrs ~ srsilnE ~
~ hlshssf a. nss usfeh~i In all tasa ~
ilrbFoa. tn ~ ,gautf efONfeFi AMI In ~ ts~n
- Niasf In ~ soants - AslfassssEEi "a rsssa
tsensing a Ilnt Ga All tiFtssY ssfs ~ f,.ssi
ffslta -sstIth faFis tntsrsfyts ~ highsay ussf
ths rvsiisnrs q issse q. HAVE II All iisl,fvu
and trftninating "a sfsf ~ fsiissi statiaa ~
"a 80 Mat NilisEe. - osilei. a. sAi1 tgsn ~
Minst. tsinE thr hixtsaY ksuiias ffvm all
nsars's fysi isnrs va slstef's starc sni H.
tfskisl merrill farm o. ths Nsss Mlnst hAilros.i
statlua.
We. thsrvfsss. r~luest fgsr iIeaass. amer yea
isfts oau-s.i duf nctss o. ~ sitsa, o. ftss all
F,lais AMI nssts .ach alternatives. di.contiu usnc-
snd nrs k-atisns 90 srsilns % yea NAY tssul
sNI-siisnt AL rFoTss. sni a. In luiy i-ssal wih
stsf pay
i,s,s.i thl. 81, aat ~ NAY, \ u. -.
IllfHlN fAusp>s anl Is uthfrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

ONfpHD. o. NJ Cuut - Probate hei II
Parts. within anli Coz ~ Cuuuiy ~ Oxfsri. oti
IN tilri Iu..-iAy ~ Juh~ 4 ~ issa
AIaI~tt- a.. ~ ARSON. uamsi IN~ruta'
In q sgrain istrunsnt puftufting o. ~ ~ lat
win and ts-tansut - Attsn tes-es. late II
nurknsht tn said 1uunty. dssss-s-i. hatinE PRIV
ssntsst ~ Sane Zoe fTuhats
OHpEaIp. That the ait Excsuisf give uutice
D. al D. rslns tntcrs-tst by sausing rupy - this
arisf o. h. puht.hs1i thr,- sesks .unre.sitely
in H. ONfsr'i bvns-.iat pTihtssi a fans. that
tisv may syIscar a frpissts 'aur g. 4. hsll a
fans In sati 'vuntys ON IRE thiri tusstay ~
Iuly neat. at 20 tie chs In The fufenosn. an'l
shss sau-s ~ any they have. why the faii
in-trupsui .hsah NJ ~ prvyri, approved sn,l
dssca-ci.
GrogGr \ WILSON, jalsc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

TtiE .ubssriisf hrfeby sttes puhilr nlties
hat D. has l--n duiy apt-sintsl ~ tn iiunofa
hir Ia Ia - Probate Toe ths County - uxf"ri
eststf -
ANNA BROw>, late n Parts.
in sAll ,uuuty. ds,.a-ssi by swing l-pni a. The
bs dirst. he thswfsr~ v,luests All Isfsssns
la isitei D. the estate - ssii doc.as.i b. make
tHuulr late payment. AMI ti.s-c Who have any
'lsmants thervun o. exhtbt The same "
June a. lgn. HANNIBAL IIAMll>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
AN. S.E vi I S S,i i. si.s,

ONfpHD - Al count - Probate hshi a
rads. within ani GO IN tuuniy - uNtsrl, uu
~ thiri fussiaF - June. 4 u. -.
ADRIAN q MANih. uafn-t tNsfstnf In .
Fsfttln lnstruunFut puussftiuE o. ~ - at
VIII am.i Isstaunsut - lphfaim MaNim late ~
fans iu All tuuutF uesssssi, having pfv
.suts-i ~ sane fuf Probate
uHuIHEb hat Nss all tNrruisF give
nutirs o. an I-cr-uus tntsfvsts-l. w. causing q
cups % TITS ur'irr o. - puhhshrt thrv. Nvrks
sardsssitslt a. ~ uNfsri i,stnfsrfst pnutsi a
raft. thst thsy nay apt.-sr a PROBATE toar
o. ~ hsti "a faft.. lh sall tountF. un Tie thlrl
Tusslay q IulF bat. a nlns o'rk-k In
tls fufvts-in. anl shuw rauss. ~ any thsy have,
xhy ths All lhstfumrnt shpuht ~ - prutci,
approved anl aiisss-i q. The a.t VIII shi IL.
taflisnt 20 al is--a.-i
sEoR.E 4 WILSON, julE-.
I'm. F.suV-atts.t III a DAVIS EsHstaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

To The tIssershls Ceassy Ccmmissiensr. 81 The
Cearty efOxfsrii
We, me assisrsisnsi, tnhshitsnts ~ tiesrvn
anil ,isinity. vsr<st ITALY repro-snt, that The rsb
Nc ssnseuissss sni nssss-ity Fv,aifs shsrstiees.
ns~ l-ssiess snli di..ostinesncs- 80 grading ~
IN hlshssy - 100 tratek~f IN ssht esn ~
iisbroa ~ ths tsant, ~ osfsrt, ISL u ~ tssn
~ Mlaat ~ ths toastT ~ AnsiF~-essin. eess
usenslng a q pelnt ea all Midway INV ~
r,sl frem ~outh fsrt. tntsr-eSts "a hixtssf
afaf ~ ri lsnos ~ issse q nsars IN s.hi
tssa II tetrs,a a. 4 tgrtslastlnE "a - aesf ~
railfossi ststlsa a Wet Mln.t NtlsEr. - cslh-i.
Ia at Issu - hinss. t<iss ~ hifh~st lea.i
ina fftra ali ttesrvss FssllsoFs IA lstsf stfs
snl ths lflllsl Merlin fsrm a. ~ Wet Nlnss
nallnssi -tathsn
We thswfsT, rguss, yoar iienafs. sftef zee
have csa-ssi das sattss g. - Eitea. - ttss esli
F,sats act SAKE saFh sarfstlsas. di-suutias1an
80. at go ksstt-as srsaltss - 49, so =
aesu ssI~i,ssi act pretss, at q IN duif t-sus'i
patel ~. ar.t d.y - Ma, ~ 80.
rs pt>IiAM act ID ala.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

INDIA INK COPIES.

life Sire Crayon all framed $50;
ilait life size tltNlll IN India Ink, oil az
Water Color, framed sj.pl, regular price
-ltOp. $40 .lf~. -. to 500.
NJ ts.t rsiinst. Ani $50 ,ni Portrait. iotig
slts. faf sss1 This 4 tn best larsaia stsf
aTrrssi
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OXroRp. .. ,-Ata Count ef Probate. he'll

ONfORD, 80 Ats Count % Probate, he'll Al
the third Tse-isy of June 4. ID. la.
Ou the petition ~ JOrisy stacy. Admin
istrator with the win snnexet. ~ the
In ssii Coanty, dsSnss.ssi. praying fer licen.<
81 -eii asi convey Que half In common and ubii.
videsi With I.sse Hurt of their Homestead sitaat
81 q, sss,h Hiram. is .sii cean'y. Tor The pay
ment of ,isiss
OnDsnsp. That the all petitioner give notlcs
IA al persons intertstei. BY causing IN aisstrset
of hls petition. With this order th<rcon, D. be
published thrre weeks successiveiy In the on
lori Dcmcrrst. nsvspspcr printed a. rans. In
Court o. ir he'll NJ Paris, on The thirf Tuesday NJ
July next. at nine o'tiosk In th~ FORENOON. and
slsou cause, ~ any they have. Why The sane
shouki ma he Ersnt~t.
0EOR9E A. WILSON. Jsdsr.
A true cspy-sssess III. g. DAVIS. Registsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

A,r..ssr, -.a.., ii ! pkvI,. ii,a.is,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-19
ROYAL FlUSHES.

The Princess Louise of Wales and her
husband, the Duke of Fife, are distant
cousins.
mother and is interested not only in her
own sons, but in every child she sees.
Queen Marguerite is said to have de-
clared that her cigarette is more essential
to her comfort than anything else in life.
The queen of Spain dimes at o'clock
and goes to bed at 10. She rises at and
spends an hour OF prayer and in making
her toilet.
The shah of Persia has presented Sir
lister to Teheran, with his portrait set in
diamonds.
A photograph made by Edison expressly
for the mikado and presented to him by
Edison's representative has been set up in
the mikado's palace, and the monarch is
delighted with it.
Prince Edmund Radziwill, one of the
Catholic leaders in the German reichstag,
and also well known as an author, has Just
entered the religious order of the Benedict
ines, in the abbey of Beuron.
Il AluCSSS Mtuu Oh W dleS mdSQueraQeu
lately at Weisbaden, Homburg, Wildbad
and Ems as plain Miss Wolf at times and
again as Miss Welsh, and none of the lion
hunters penetrated her disguise.
The car of Russia purchased one single
tract larger than the state of Texas. He
also bought in the lands of the Hohenlohe
family, which they had inherited but were
not allowed TO occupy in Russia.
Emperor William has sent to his humble
little godson in Heligoland-the first child
and German recruit born there since the
cession of the island to Germany-a gold
mug. bearing his majesty's portrait on it.
The Sandringham parties given by the
Prince of Wales are of two kinds. Grave
and reverend personaCes are invited from
Saturday until Monday, while royalties
and members of the Marlborough house
set" come from Monday until Saturday
The horses and carriages which were
used by the queen and royal family during
the stay of the court at Osborne were so
numerous that it required three steamers
% bring them from East Cowes to South
smpton, and they were conveyed thence to
Windsor by special train of thirty-nine
vehicles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-19
st. Louis to Colorado via wichita.

Commencing Sunday, July 1880, the
Missouri Pacific railway will run through
sleeping cars from st. Louis via Pleasant
Hill, Rich Hill, Fort Scott and Wichita to
Geneseo and from thence TO Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver. This change
was made on account o. great many peo-
pie from the east going to Colorado being
DESTROYS of going via Wichita. The train
will stop here two hours. giving all a
chance to view the Peerless Princess" and
still land passengers in Colorado same
time as if they had gone via Kansas City.
1t also gives the citizens of Wichita sleep
ing car service from here to Colorado. Re-
turning, it gives us through sleeping car
service Wichita toS5. Louis, and gives the
Colorado people a chance to go east via
Wichita This change will undoubtedly
be appreciated by the travelling public, and
especially by the citizens of Wichita. II
you are going east or west go via the pop
ular new through route. Through chair
and sleeping car service. New route just
completed between Fort Scott and Rich
Hill goes through the finest mineral and
agricultural country in the west Don't
forget the new short line to ST. Louis or
Colorado
City ticket office, 100 North Main street,
Wichita, Kansas.
46-tf L. Z. BLECKLEY, P. g. T. A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-19
THE HAND OF FASHION,

Mrs. A6Sian Iselin has round. soft hands
such as cla Greek sculptors gave their god
desses.
The beautiful hands of Mrs S. S. How
land have been likened TO the hands of the
Madonna.
Miss Post is said to have the most perfect
hand in society. 1t is white, soft and dia
phanous.
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard has plant hand.
1t is small, rather round than long, and
evenly proportional.
Mrs. Griswold Gray has very handsome
hand, with tapering fingers and filbert
nails, and so has Emily Delafeld.
Mrs. August Belmont has the smallest
hand in New York. IL is perfect, too, and
has the rose white tint of the morning.
Miss Sally Hargous has very pretty
hand. 1t is small, well shaped and refined,
with touch Of the old Hidalgo about it.
Mrs. Robert Cutting has beautiful hands.
They are of the long, slender kind and soft,
yet nervous, and admirably looked after.
Miss Hewett, the violinist, has artistic
hands-small, firm and well modelled. The
nails are square, showing perseverance and
force of character.
Mrs. William Schieffelin has a remark
able hand. 1t is of the long, slender
order, and is training in movement like
that Of the harpist.
Mrs. Henry Clews has the hand Of an
empress. 1t is one of authority, full of
power, as it is classic in outline and perfect
in detail A glance at that hand would
show that the owner was leader.
Mrs. William Waldorf Astor's hands
branch out from wrists of exquisite mold,
and are long, slender and flexible The
fingers are slight and pointed, and the
movement slow, firm and graceful.
Miss Mabel Wright has characteristic
hand, and might we'll pass it down to pos
terjty in marble. It's bold and solid out
line is a sign of force, while it's exquisite
delicacy betrays fancy and imagination.
Mrs. j. G. Heckscher has hand of the
eloquent, almost transparent kind. 1t is
long, narrow and looks as if just removed
from wax molds. They are arched in re-
pose, and in action droop from the wrists
like those of trained pianist.
Mrs. Bradley Martin has a hand that
looks as if it had been carved out of ivory
by fairy. According to the accounts one
hears of it, the woodland sculptor could
not have used anything heavier than a
chisel of rose leaves, so daintily has the
fashioning been accomplished.
Mrs. w. C. Whitney has small compact
hands Of dazzling whiteness and delicacy.
An apprentice could make pair of gloves
to fit them, so regular is the outline She
has filbert nails, only vouchsafed to one in
a thousand, and no line has yet begun to
thread its way over the snowy surface.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-19

/ Nine. De Latour, the well known writer.
defends the use of tobacco by her sex, and
insists that if it is good for men it is not
injurious to women, while to brain workers
it is great help and asolace.
Miss Mary S. Abel, the richest woman
in Baltimore, is going to renounce the
world. 1t is said that she will emulate the
example of Miss Kate Drexel and give all
her wealth to the Roman Catholic church
Lady Stanley, of Preston, the wife of the
governor general of Canada, is a tall and
distinguished looking woman. Her face
has always look of benevolence and her
manners are gentle and engaging She is
the mother of seven sons and one daughter
The latest French sculptures is Sarah
Bernhardt. After excelling in painting,
as well as standing unrivaled in histrionic
art, she astonished Paris by exhibiting a
group in plaster, "Apres lie Tempete," rep
resenting an old mother with her drowned
son on her knees.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, wife of the Ameri-
can minister to France, is very popular
with society in Paris. Her house is sumpt-
uous, her hospitality unbounded, her
dressing costly and in perfect taste, her
manner simple, kindly and elegant and
her French irreproachable.
Mrs. Elma Stuart, who has been an in
valid for many years, during which time
she has had thirty-e;ght different doctors
all of whom had different treatments for
her disease. has written book on "How
to Get Well and Keep Well" Her recipe
is, in brief, to eat rare beef and drink warm
water.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-19
A COMMON EXPERIENCE.
Chapter on Being in n House Where
Young People Are Counting.

A Chapter on Being in n House Where
Young People Arc Counting.
There are the ruins of an old priory in
the grounds Of Ankeryyke house, which
Is close 10 Picnic Point. and il was round
about the grounds Of this old priory that
Henry VIII is said to have waited for and
met Anne Boleyn. He also used TO meet
her at Hever castle in Kent and also some
where near ST. Adams. II must have been
difficult for the people OF England in those
days to have found spot where those
thoughtlesS young folk were not spooning.
Have you ever been in a house where
there are a couple courUnG' II is most
trying. You think you will 60 and sit in
the drawing room, and YOU march off there.
As you open the dcor you hear a noise as
II somebody had suddenly recollected some
thing, and when YOU get in Emily is over
by the window, full OF interest in the oppo-
site side OF the road, and your friend. John
Edward, is AZ the other END OF the room
with his whole soul held in thrall by pho
tographs Of other peoples relatives.
on you say, pausing at the door, II
didn't know anybody was here"
'Oh didn't your" says Emily coldly. in
tone which implies that she does not be-
heve you
You hang about for bit, then you say:
ITS very dark. Why don't YOU light
the gss
John Edward says OH he hadn-t no
tieed 1t; and Emily says that papa does
not Ike the g'cs Lighted IN the afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-19
An Ey.u Climate

New Mexico Is noted IS having one OF
the most equable climates IN the world
Sudden changes OF temperature are almost
IN known II is an ideal place for winter
residence. Very low excursion rates TO
Las Vegas Hot Springs. where The oeIe-
brAred Montezuma hotel i located Ia
does not cost much TO run over from Hot
Springs 20 Santa Re, the capital OF New
Mexico. noted for It's many scenic Gfirar-
tons Inquire OF local agent OF SAnfs Re
route. II North Main street, or union
passenger station. or address 9. ]. Niehoi-
sen. 6. = & T. A. Topeka. hsn>ss. for
copy uf New Mexico folder. inst ls~G-d
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