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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
LETTER LIST.

Remaining In the postonice at Fort Worth
Tex, Monday. Jan. y, 1879 10 obtain any oil
these letters the applicant must call for "dd'
vcriised letters and give the date OF the lis /,
Also, oil letters advertised shall be charged
20 be accounted for ~ uurt ~ the postal row
onue, as per section $50. plgcSiS United states
pOattll LAVA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
IA TNENTY.FOURTH CHILD.

haa6old, o., jan. Mrs Yates,
0alie 81 9 teamstcr, gave birth to her
S'tf-'uulfh child this morning. There
tive sec of twins. The oldest IL
n she married. at IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

II d million dollars has been presented
lAmhurg. Germany, by Herr Won Donner,
lflYe o. that city, 20 found a woman's
stdI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

posture Bltters restores the appetite
cures lldlgestion when all else falls.
.Ufnciursd by Or. J. G.. B. Slegert &
AZ al drngNsts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

tecfs lemon, horehound, fruit and
plate drops are the best.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
KIILED RY A TRAIN.

lfpit Mich, Jan. An eastbOund
0Y)ii lansing and Northern passenger
rer ipfo sleigh at Sunset, Mich.
-, 1crfBe Alleman and Mrs. Cora
tayey were Instantly killed and ~.
! kllemou was dangerously injured.
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nARnER's oHAIRs ANp GnINDIN0.

CHAIRS BEST ~ TIII
world; 'impros "a Telephone Hozofs,
highest class none better tApcr glbld.
Ing aud conenNng razors. clippers aud
shears. Texas Electric lrndlne Co.. liI
S0uih Ervag street Dallas. Mni orOcfs
haze fyic. seeing 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

pic Cereral Malone Is yet regarded as
,nost picturesque figure Ia Washington
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

MONEY TO LOAN.-T PER CENT MONEY
% loan on improved business properly
No COMMISSIONS Perkins a fOrby hur-
ley hniidinR Fort worth rsx.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

p0flh ihe agents Of the Provident
aga about lie insurance, and save
!. l0l per cent on annual premium.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AND FARM.
lug lands by tho We Holcher Land Mort.
gage company. " Hurley building. Fort
Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES
GAzETTE'S LETTER LIST

-. List OF letters remaining uncaiied Tor IN
the counting RON on yesterday, at D. NJ,
PERSONS calling for them win please say ad'
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MISCELLANEOUS
ron nnNr-DwnLLINo.

HOUSE FOR RENT A rUREE ROOM
house on West Blum street near llous.
ton. Apply at 800 West Rolknap street.
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wANrED To ENcnANNE

10 EXCHAEGE-LA HANDSOME
driving horse for pony for al udreu 10
drive Apply Ut Gazette businola ONCE.
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i 4
Ia ilfFfra Maxwell the president OF the
JMtg Central railroad was many
n ntF h clerk in bank at a small
|tfekf NtW he Is a millionaire.
,,fr Frank T.. Pcnderys and get
pNNn9s of granulated sugar for
tlso . 21-puund sack oil high
81 Hong for 90 cents
100 Oldest British n0blemen "a tho
IL Nf WtlumDerland. who is nearly 90
NtH q member Of nye cabinets.
Nv NNow OF Richard A. Proctor tho
| ~ ~ 10 be curator Of the Proctor
NiHi observatory az San Diego, Cal
NuHolnd sack % best patent -four
tmnk n Pendery's for S1O0
-lleh.d sack, 90 cents
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
SITUATION wANrED


Nor the benefit Of It's constituency among
the worklngmen Tho Gazette prints without
charge all advertisements IN this depart
ment. In answering them please mention
the fact that you saw the advertisement In
The Gazettel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

MARRIED LADIEs-sUND 10 CENTS FOR
"lnfallihle Safeguard" mo medicine. no
deotpuonl; Just what you want. Ladies'
Bazur Kansas City. Mo-
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PERSONAL

BRUNETTE YOUNG LADY or 20 mGH.
~ educated, with $500. and VIII inherit
quite fortune. desires gentlemen ac-
qualntRnce, with view 60 marriage, Address
Gertrude Box 44T, Chicago, MS.
PERSONAt.-YoUR FUTURE REVEALED.
full written prediction Of your life with
pen picture 81 future husband or wife ala
foret0ld by nstrology. Send date ~ birth
md % cents to Astrologcr, Lock BOX III.
Kansas City, Mo.
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PLENTY or MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM
LANDS AND IMPROVED CITY PROPER
rY CENTRALLY LOCATED. NO DELAY
TEXAS LOAN AND SAVINGS CO.. J. u.
BRUGLEB. vICE-PREs'r. AND TREAS.
HURLEY BUILDING, FORT WOR1IiTEx
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-24
Correspondence of the TINES.
The News on the Ridge.

KrLroS, Feb. 20. Mn. EDITOR 81 az
pear again this morning to tell the readers
of the TINES what little news l can think
Of.
Farmer truly said that the Wheel bad
been locked for me time. The bad wealth
ar ihnt has prevailed fer some time past
Las tc enough to stop any vehicle that
rov,d on wbcc's. Farmers letter Of last
week was n 60 OF one, one that we would
p, oft fy # We would only follow his advice.
Some lerscn who, no doubt, was in the
habit Of letting their fingers stick TO
things that did not belong t. them
weLt 10 MIR. II. G. Liitle's seed house
aud carried away about 80 bushels of cotton
secd Without the owners consent, and also
about ten bushels belonging to Mr.. j. II. r.
Holc1mb Hcret fore the farmers did not
take the precaut;on to lock up their cotton
reed, but now as seed hes become so vslu-
able they find it to their interest TO make
them secure from thieves.
Mr.. B. Is. Going lost two hams a few
nights ago. Some one borrowed them with.
out asking Mr.. Going for them.
Lawst Tally bad the misfortune to lose
o good niue last week by another mule kill
ing it. hELToS WHEEL.
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PATHETIC APPEAL or TIE II HAWAIIAN Pam
CESS -Lpuion, Feb 49, The Princess
Kaiulani s srnds the fol owing address to the
American people
LONDON, Feb. Is, 1898.
To the American People:
Four years aga, at the request of Mr..
Thurs. on, then Il Hawaiian cabinet minister
/ was sent away to England to be educated
privately. end fitted for the position which,
py'the consttuton of Hawaii was to in
he it, For all these years | have patiently
and in exile strivcn 10 fit myself for my re-
turn this year to my native country.
lam told that Mr.. Thurston is in Wash
ingten, asking ycu to take away my flag
and my thro1c. No one tells me even this,
officially;
llaye done anything wrong, that this
wrGng shouli bc done TO me and my people.
am coming to Washington to plead for
my throne, my nalon AID my flag. Will
not the great American people hear me.
(Signed) kAIrLANI.
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Mortgage Sale.

TT NDEN aud b. virtue ". p,wcr csntain-
~ cI in mortgage decd, executed to us
by MIS-. Julia +. Sprouse. on lSth day of
April, 1892, and recorded in the Office of
Regis CT Mcync Conveyance ;or Union
County, in Book NJ No. ~ page 2lO, on
the 20'h April, 1892, we will sell before
the G urihouse, at Union, :. G., during
the legal hours of sale, on Monday, the
9th March, 1893, being Salcsday. The fol-
lowing described pr"pc'ty, to-wt:
All the right, title and interest ihHt Mrs.
Julia +. Sprousc has in that Ger ain tract CT
liant lying, being and situate in Fish Dam
township, in Uni'n County, coutaiuing three
hundred and ninety acres, more nr le~s. and
bounded hy lands Of =. c. Iercr MR.. Vim.
Tucker, Tiger river and others
All the right, title ard interest that Mrs.
Julia Il. SprOusc has in that o her lrt of
land in the town Jonesvillc, $. c., au,l
bounded by lanis of Hamlet Smith. Main
street, Church street, Dr. X. VI. L'ulrohn
and others.
TERMS OF SALE-CASu.
Purchaser TO pay for papers.
WV. \ NICHOLSON X son.
No !g gccs.
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Mortgage Sale.

NDER and by virtue of puwsr cf At
~ t"rney to me executed by }. +. Tu~-
Ecr, ! will sell before the Courthouse do1r
in the twn ri Cnon, on Sa csday IN March,
1898, tie following described Ian |, t"-wit :
All the right title and interest ot }. +.
Turner (ihc same being IN undivided onc-
half INTEREST," i'll and To all thar certain i:a,t
CT land lying, tciug and situate in Cow
deysville township, Union County, Safe { f
South CtrUlina, containing one hun'hci and
fifty acres, more CT less. founded by lands
of Cl"ugh 5. inmnn, and othcrs-Sa.d tract
known as II part OF the lands of estate of
K. q. Davidson, deceased.
TERMS OF SAIE-CASH
J, ii. LllTLEJOIN,
Attorney.
Feb. l7-1.}t.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
FOR MARCH, 1893.

Hl virtue Of an execution to me
- directed, l will sell before the Court
Hause door, i'll The Town of Union. Mou-
day, tho sixth day of March next, during
the legal houls ef Shoriff's sale. =. the follow
inc sde-~-:L.a properly, tocwit
One lot of land belonging to J. Wcs'ey
Benson, situate, lying and being in the town
OF Union, Uni n county containing three
and three fourth acree, more or lcs4, bound.
ed by lands of Andrew Bath, Jesse Crawford.
Miss Lille DawkiDs and James "
Levied en and :" = ,o.cer.
"i 80 sold as the pr perry
.,o,cy Benson, at the suit of T. X. fos-
ter, Levi " Smith and X. Il. Palmer, plain
ifs, against } Wes'ey Benson, defendant.
j. G.. LONG, 5. U {.
Sheriff Office, Urion, s. c., Feb. ~, 1873.
E.h 1S-T.2i
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ed, That said sberiffs leach of them) shall
pay fine Of $500, and that the clerk of
this Court shall enter judgment thereon
a'd iss'e ee-s-u,ion rnvreior, aud that each
sheriff shall also sianl commit, ell t. the
custody OF The marshal Of our Court until
he has pail said fine or purgei himself Sf
bis c,ntemp' therein
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To the Cotton Planters of
Union County.
Feb. l7-1 3t.

DOR every twenty bushels Of cotton seed
II you vii! dc iScr at our Mill, wi | al
low you five hundred pounds of our Mani
pulatcl Standard Guano-ihe guaranteed
analysis of which will he, two ana one half
per cent. ammonia, eight per cent. Of rhps-
phoric acid and two per cent. pota,h Or
for twenty bushels Of seed, | viii give you
four hund' cd pounds Of prime C"ttor Seed
Meal.
The question for you to consider is, which
Is best for your usc-twcny bushels Of
Cotton Seed or five hundrxd puurd3 of
StandarN Guauo
W. +. THOMSON,
Pres. Union Oil X Man'fg Co.
Fob 2-S,tf
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CoMpL,INT.-Is it
not worth The sm.li p'ico of IGc. TO free
yourself of every symptom of these distress
ing complaints, If you think so cal at cur
store and get n lot,ie OF Shiloh's Vitaliz"r,
every bottle has printed guarantee on it,,
use accordingly and if it does you no good
it will c'st you nothing. Sold by ii X.
Smith g. Co.
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The following circular was son! 10 J. L..

The following circular was sens 10 J. H..
Walker and is published by his Request:
VAssAR SrUDENr,' AID SOCIETY. - A
scholarship Of 5000 is offered by the Vassar
Studen,s' A'd Society to the student passing
the best examination for admission to The
Freshman Class OF Vassar College, the eX-
aminations to bc bel in June, 1893.
Tnis scholarship covers one-ha'f of oil
charges made by Nassar College for one
years board aud tuition. 1t is offered "a
loan, not as gilt, but no iptcrest is a.kr d
and no date of p'ymcnt is fixed,
Examinations will be held in Chicago,
Denver, Cleveland, Cincinnati, st. Louis,
Washington, Louisville, Detroit, Omaha, San
Francisco; nnj, if necessary, arrangements
may he made for examinations III other
localities.
Appl cations for this scholarship must be
made before April |, 1898.
All applications and all requests for in
format IN mus; lie addressed to the chair,na an
of the Commute on Announcement of SchOl-
arsbips. Miss JESSIE f. SMITH,
South Weymouth, Mass.
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The State Of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.

By JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Pro5at, Judge
NJ HEREAS, j. II. McKissick, rs Clerk
~ OF The Court of General Sessions and
Conc on Pleas. has made suit 10 me TO grant
him Letters OF Administration, with will
annexed, on the Estate and effects of John
III Fowler. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admoni,h
al and singular the kindred and creditor,
oi The said John u. Fowler, deceased, thnt
they TIC and appear, before me, in the Court
of Pro'hte. to be held Mt Union C. d.. Soutb
Carolina, on the 24th day Of March, next.
after publication hereof at IL o'clock in The
FORENOON TO show cause, if any they have,
why me SAID Administration should not be
grrntcd.
Given under my hanl SO ! this 9th day of
FchrCary, Anpo Domipi 1893.
JAMES VI. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Published on The 10th day of February,
1893, in the WEEKLY UNION TIMES. -,
Feb l0-G-Gt 1900
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THE LOST BoY.-If John II. Bnchanan
who !cf; III, home in Chester, s. c., on 4th
Of November lnst will only make known TO
his father bis whereabouts and condition.
he will greatly relieve suspen"s and anxiety
about i'm and he will not DC intcrfcred with.
"r JonN ii. BUCHANAN,
Chester s G.
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Strayed Cow.

A BLACK no-harncd Cow, about s ars
N DID, s'r,ycd from my premises about
18th Dec. last. Anyone knowing of her
whereabouts and will notify me will be we'll
paid for their troubl
NJ. c. DEANER,
Carlisle, :. e.
Erh iO.G.l.
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I HAVE boughi the entire stock of Dry
l Goods, Bools. Shoc', Hats, &C, of Rod
GER * Purcell for sixty cents on The dollar,
an viii commence on Saturday, llth, to offer
s,mc Of the yrcdicSt inducements ever offered
in the up country. to cash buyers only.
CHAS. J. PURCELL.
Feb 10-G-tf
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STRENGTH AND lIEALTH.-lf you are not
feeling strong and hsa thy, try Electric Bit
tcrs. If LA Gripps has left you weak
end weary and weary, use Electric Bi'ters
This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stom-
ach and Kidneys, gently. aiding those or
cans to perform their functions. If Su
arc afflicted with Sick Ileod ache, you Vii
End sneedu anl- nnrma nent- -reliaf ,hs-a~i.<r-
tt.narrfc Ditters. One trial will convirAe
you that this is the remedy you NED
Large bottles only soc. at Is. +, Posetss
Drug Store.
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GRAHAM & SPARKS.
LIST of Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining i'll the Postot!icc at Union. for
the week ending Feb. 9th, 1888
Miss Mary Dawkns Mrs Matte Sloan
Mrs p J FAINT Mrs Mary Wi!ds.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtiscd. and will bcrcquircd
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. G.. HUNTER, L. VI.
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GREAT BANKRUPT SAL SALE!
Bought at 60 Cents on the Dollar.

have bought tho entire stock of Dry Goods Boots Shoes Ha
Trunks aud Clothing belonging the late 6rm of RoDGER PURCELL
the dollar and determined 70
close the stock oncs ifiow prices will do It,
So Tor the next TEN DAYS L will sell
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e-.Sssig lot o; Wool JtNnss closed QUE

: Ir SHOULD DE- IN Evenv HousE-J. d.
Wilson, 37l Clay ST, SharpshurS, Pa, says
he will not be without DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption Coughs ard Colds,
that il cured lis wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia nftr an attack of LA
Grippe" when va ious other remedies AMI
several physicians had done her no good.
Robert Barber, of Ccoksport, Pa, claims
Dr.. Kings Ncv Discovery has done him
more g'ol than anything ever used for
Lung trouble. No hing like it. Try it.
Free trial bottles Mt b. F. Posey's Drug
Store. La'gc bot le-, 5)c. AMI 81 00
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EaifaNDRUGCQ..

DhNSoS, h"eNhS '"Vu'SihCs. lOiIet
Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Tooth Powders,
Fare Powders.
A full inc of P"ints. Oils, Patty, Stains,
Paint Brushes, Whitcwash Brushes.
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars. Fresl, Garden Seeds,
aud a kinds Of Druggist Supdries
kept in a iirsl-class Drug
5 ore.
Physiclans Prescriptions carcfu!ly COM
pounded at al! homs.
The Public will trd our ste; OF Medicines
c'mvleie, warranted genuine and
OF the hest quality.
Call AMI see for yourselves
Feb lT-1-1y
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FR.EH, I,TGT.

Hh,G!Hs!. Hs!..--.--I.IiT
The display of Photos at ATWOOD &
uNGER'S ART GALLERY il sight! You
should witness it for it is treat you have
never before had ths opportunity of seeing
in Union.
We cordially Invite everybody to call and
examine our work, aud are sure you will he
convinced it is FAR THE FINEST WORK
ever seen in the city. II it isn't the finest
display of work ever mrdc here we will
make you complimentary sitting,
WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY.
Remember. we arc here but for short
t'mc, and will do work up to AMI iaciud,ng
March 10, '93.
We do all the latc>t styles of work; in
Guiding the
RUCiAN NIGNETrE,
ARISTO GLACE AND
STATUARY WORK
Seeing X believing. Call and examine
ani be convinced
IT O NJ O II II Il X -
We cspe:irly invite Your children and
take them by the instant 'neous process.
We II" copying a"I cn'acging. also do
view work of residences and store bui' 'diugs
As fine wo-k done in cloudy w Gather as
when the sun shine. lor will do we'll to
secure your work ut once. rs we are here
but for a short time. Hoping to sec YOU in
soon we arc yours
Ph1t"g aphica'ly
ATWOOD & uNGER
Union, s. c.
Feb lO-G At.
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GARDEN SEED.

CtEED Irish Potatoes, Seed Beans, Peas
- and Bccts in bu X. O!hcr ga'd'n see
in packages. Onion sets and hni ons.
The above fresh nn RI alb l. sale by
y. F. SCAlFE < son.
A let Of whang-sc leather II rsc col
lars, cheap at II. +. SCAlFE son.
Feb 2I-S2t
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SCOTT BROTHERS..
NJ L l. Ii ~ T. R y .

I UST received from the Northern Mar
- kcts, n choice seIeoiirn Of Millinery.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
Always pleased to show gools and give
sat;stHci on to customers.
MRS. JAS. GRANT.
Oct If ~ IT,
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The cheapest line of Linen Towels p
I'ninn ha found at
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WAR DECLARED Ar LAST!

The first shot was fired on the lst doy
OF January, 1898, at The Cheap Cash Red
Front Hardware Store of SCOTT BROS.
No blood to be shed, no lives to he lost
We make war upon ne r~Gn 1. ,ake his
life BIT w Law declared war upon
high prices and long profits on all goods
sold by us. We have ho.s:ed our banner
and will show no quarters. We fear no
competition for we have resolved and
are determined TO Sc our goods, such
as Carpenter and DincSsmIth Iools
Plows and Plowstocks, Axes, Shovels.'
Hoes, Nails, Horse Shoes, Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Cook and Heating Stoves,
Wagon and Buggy Material, Wagon aad
Buggy Harness, Saddles, Buggies a~d
all kinds of goods found in -, o,osa
anI ut the very lowest live
...-lrt-live prices. We mean all we say,
If you doubt, march 10 the Red Front
aud walk right in and let US convince
you by giving yon prices.
We are selling a lot of the best
Pittsburg steel plows at 81 cents Cook
Stoves. with everything co,Ar,ete, for
1000, niy3 open Buggy f"r $4,000;
top Buggy for $4,000. All other
goods at like reductions. Come and
give us trial ard he made happy,
and we shall be happy, too.
Very Respectfully,
SCOTT BROTHERS.
Jan 2O-3,tf
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All Hats about halt price you wish
call of these bargains before they all
picked aud he and don't forget pocket book for We
positively will not sell goods edit anybody
CHhS. j. PURCELL.
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During the other days the store will be open for bargain
hunters to buy at private SALE
Everybody 0he ladies especially invited to call and
examine these goods before they sold
IL you fail to what yo, want at orr Auction
rooms IN Green Tos. old stand one door
p7o" where you will find the largest and best assorted
STOCKS OF Dry Goods and Groceries IN town. at very low
prices
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Feb. iO.6. #.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-25
and some bird of paradise aigrettes


complete the couture.
An arrangement for dinner or re-
ception has the hair waved back from
the forehead just in front, but has
small close ringlets just touching the
brow at each side. This style is de-
signed for paucity of tresses. for the
back hair is gathered into a single
unassuming loop, in front of which is
placed close mass of small aigretteS
and choux arranged diademfashion,
and not high.
There was gathering of artists and
musicians the other evening. and rather
mixed company l found it. Fancy
dress was not the rule. but great lib
erty of costuming was accorded. The
fantasy of drapery. however, passed
unheeded, for l was on search for
originality in hair arrangement, and
that only. A girl clad in a loose orien-
tai robe had her hair gathered loosely
at the back. waved and parted in front.
A big crown of.roses was set upon the
waves. falling low at the back. At the
front was cluster of three pink buds;
connected with the front by satin
bands.
Another girl was evidently dissatis-
fed with her tresses. for she had con-
cealed them almost entirely by game
scarf in white that was wound fam
.tasticaliy about her head, Arabian
fashion. and then allowed to fall in
full folds about the front of her bodice.
Just few curls escaped over her fore
head
Still another was almost denure.
Her browning glory was arranged in n
long. narrow piait 1T the top. vt the
right side wasa delicate spray Of white
flowers.
But the latest style for the daytime
is again at the nape of the neck. We
have caught our hair up for SO long
time that it viii be difficult to get back
to the neck, particularly with such an
arrangement as the present one. For
the hair. after being lightly waved. is
brought together 81 the back. and then
disposed in one of those 1850 loops
which we place on the crown for even
ing. It requires considerable ingenuity
10 get IL just right, and in a sufficient
" low position. but when You have
succeeded you are inclined to be sat
listed Unfortunately, the style is not
SO generally becoming as the higher
arrangements, therefore its popularity
may be short-lived.
We are Threatened with ringlets.
those delicious little curls that look so
pretty on grandmother's soft face. fall
ing in such snowy whiteness from be-
meath the correspondence snowy cap:
that look. alas. ridiculous and incnn.