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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-11-06

! One of our pleasant visitors OIL
election day was g. l.. Baker, of Elm
and another was Geo Eldridge, both
of whom consider that their patriotic
duty is not performed on election day
unless they vote the straight Repub
lican ticket and pay years sub
scription to the REGISTER.
An election was held over at the
high school last Tuesday, and was
carried on in due and regular form
judges and clerks being appointed
and the regular printed ballot being
used Girls as well as boys were al.
lowed to vote, and the result stood So
for Mckinley and q for Bryan.
The REGISTER feels very much
slighted. The only letter it got from
Marc Hanna this campaign was one
asking us to help out an advertising
agent who wanted to take S25 worth
of our advertising space and pay for il
in trade. Some times we wonder
what's the use of being patriot any
howl
/ take pleasure in stating that ]
personally know persons who, once
absolutely bald, have regained their
lost hair through the use of Danderine
NY wife, whose hair was falling out
from some cause, has received great
benefit from it. heartily commend
observation-disclosures d. Murdaugh,
Pres. Normal School of Oklahoma.
A fine crowd greeted Mr.. L H. Per-
kins, of Lawrence, at the Opera House
last Friday night, and the consensus
of OpeniOn was that the speech was
the best we have had in lola during
the campaign. Mr. Perkins has made
a profound study of the money ques-
ton, and his expOsitiOn,of the fallacies
and dangers of free coinage was un-
answerable.
AS foreshadowed in the letter print
ed sometime ago in the REGISTER,
Mr.. A. B. Null, who went to Califor-
mia last February, has returned TO
Kansas. arriving here last Friday.
Mr.. Null will live in lola until the
lease of his farm expires when he will
go back to the old home and settle
down for the rest of his life. We are
all glad to see him back.
lola is greatly in debted to the EN-
pOria school board for a stroke OF
economy by which it recently reduced
the salary of its superintendent OF
schools from $500 to $1,000 a year.
IOla's Indebtedness arises from the
fact that Prof. Picken would have
been chosen to the position and would
have accepted it if the salary had re-
manned at the old figure, but declined
to become candidate when the re-
ductiOn was made.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-11-06

After a week in the city spent in
selecting pattern hats and bOnnets and
everything pertaining to millinery
Mrs. Goshorn is prepared to please all
of her customers.
Farmers who desire to improve their
stock of hogs, as all should, should
read the advertisement of the COmbi-
nation Sale of Poland Chinas to be
held at Fl. Scott, Kansas, Thursday
November 10Th, 1896, and attend the
sale.
My hair kept falling out until was
nearly bald, and several remedies
tried seemed to do no good. L COM
menced using Danderine six weeks
ago and the result is fine growth of
new hair.-Mrs. Belle Pickett, Guth-
RE, 0. L.
w. II. Evans lie home from Wash.
ingtOn this week, to cast vote for
Mckinley and to visit his family.
He expects to return next Monday.
1t seems good to have him around,
and every body regrets that his stay
must be so short.
Reggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker cures all blood disorders. All
eruptiOns of the skin can be removed
by the use of this wonderful medicine.
1t has no equal and is purely vegeta-
BILE. Evans Bros. keep it, as we'll as
all other first class goods.
We hereby give notice that we
will not pay a certain note for
the sum of $50. made by us to w.
r. TAYLOR, Topeka, Kansas, as said
note was obtained by misrepresenta-
tiOn and without consideration
B. F. Christy, Clara H. Christy.
We have just received large line
of Bedroom and DiningrOOm furni-
ture The latest styles and prices
lower than the lowest. Rockers,
touches and other furnishings at hot
tom prices and terms to suit the
times. l.. Sleeper, north side square.
Having purchased the lola Laundry
it is my purpose to give the business
my undivided attention, and every
care will be taken to give satisfaction
i'm every particular | earnestly solicit
the patronage of the public to help
me build up this new enterprise. J..
f. Dyer.
The two cottages that the North
rups are building west of DR.. TOZer's,
were rented before the foundations
were laid, and Mr. Wood, the builder,
says that two or three people have
been around every day since he has
been at work there to see about rent
ing them.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-11-06

lola came about as near taking off
the bride last Tuesday night as ever
in her history. From seven O'Clock
till some time after midnight the
streets were filled with a crowd made
up largely of boys who had found
whiskey somewhere, and made bad
use of it. There was a considerable
time when ladies were forced out into
the middle of the street on account of
the sidewalk being blocked. and the
loud and prOfane talk could be heard
a block. For the most part the crowd
was good natured, but there were two
or three scraps. One young fellow
went to the livery stable to get his
horse. and as he was going out he
shouted, "ADy man who voted for
Mckinley to day is blankety blank
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-11-06
. Whereunon Sam

- -" WhereupOn Sam
WillOughby, who was hitching up
his bus team nearby, hit him over the
head with a beer bottle 81 didn't
vote for Mckinley myself" explained
WillOugb by, "but didn't think it was
nice to talk that way about anybody
who was running for president of the
United States and so 1 just smashed
him with a bOttle" A little later he
smashed Earnest Brown the same
way on account of some difference of
opinion, but fortunately neither of the
finally concluded the boys had cele-
brated long enough and deputiZed
Sheriff Ausherman and Bill COnley
to tell them to go home. And they
went.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-11-06
TINE WEEKS NEWS.

Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.
Brigham d Munger pay Is cents for
eggs.
20 pounds of sugar for 81 at Klau
mann's.
Try a lunch at the Champion
Bakery.
Lamps! Lamps! Lamps! at T. NJ.
Barteis'.
Hickory nuts at Klaumann's at 95c
a bushel
Lunch at any hour. Nickel Plate
Restaurant.
A new assortment of salt fish at
Klaumann's
Clean fresh eggs 15c dozen at
Klaumann's.
Grapes, Celery and California pears
at Klaumann's
Ten bars of soap for twenty-five
KIaumann's.
Best country butter 10 cents pound
at Klaumann's.
% pounds of sugar for S1.OO at Brig
ham & Munger's.
Now that it is all overflow about
that subscription?
Get window glass and putty at the
Crystal Drug Store.
We will trade new stoves for old
ones. Bartels & Son.
S. Malcolm, LaHarpe, will pay 15
cents dozen for eggs.
Mrs. w. H. Richards is home from
her visit to Mexico, Mo.
Malcolm & Co., LaHarpe, want your
butter, poultry and eggs.
We are the depot of Allen county
for Lamps. 7. M. Bartels.
Sheriff Aushermsn was in Lawrence
last Saturday on business.
20 pounds of graduated sugar for
$1.O0 at Malcom's, LaHarpe.
Buy your meat and groceries of Ray
and get new goods and low prices.
Pure maple syrup and pure apple
vinegar, at Cowan & Ausherman's.
D. Ewart will take corn in exchange
for goods, and in payment of accounts.
If you have any tin work don't fail
to consult prices of w. l.. Bartels &
Son.
Klaumann has received another car
load of the celebrated King of Kansas
flour.
If you have any tin work of any kind
that you want done, get w. II. Roots
prices
New York Concord grapes, 20 cents
a box today and tomorrow, at Klau-
mann's.
Trade at H. Klaumann's, he sells
cheap and pays more for country
produce.
have number of choice town lots
for sale. call and get prices. B. J.
Mitchell.
CIV Raker and wife went down to
Coffeyville Wednesday to visit their
daughter.
Miss Minnie Swisher, of Moran was
in lola Monday the guest other sister
Miss Anna.
Capt Travis came down from Kan
sas City last Saturday to vote, return
ing Monday.
Miss Medora Beech, of Chanute
was the guest of Miss Gertie Hobart
last Saturday.
Lev. BOstwick came down from
Emporia Tuesday to cast his first
Presidential vote.
Trade at n. Klaumann's where you
can get any thing you want in grocer
les, flOuI and feed.
Weuse nothing but the purest drugs
in our Prescription work at the
Crystal Drug Store.
Capt. T. s. Slower came down from
Topeka to swell Allen county's ma
jority for Mckinley.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-11-06

The Man s sss @ sess as9 ~ss. show
ry Kansas is gone. He crawled into a
hole and pulled the hole in after him.
He will live on crow for four long years.
Said he preferred it to spring chicken.
Before going he bought two suits of our
best cameTs hair underwear to keep him
self warm for the winter. His head was
level on the underwear question. You had
better try it too. Guaranteed to keep off
the chilling influence of election returns
Ladies' and children's underwear Of the
same kind. Ladies' and children's Union
suits in wool and in cotton. Especially low
prices on high grade ice wool and imported
saxony.
Large assortment of TOES in storm slip
pers and sandals.
These are the goods we want to draw
your attention to this week.
~ OrtE1rAp Bros,
Leaders in Low Prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-12
coon WORDS FOR DAISY.

uemphnl, Texas.-pear haphammer;;
Az ING sun. the great ORB of day. ! Just
hi,ijug It's bright face behind ihe "est.rm
htlls. 1 now seize my pen 10 Write !. iem
,,,s to ,bc dear iiaps. MY iavortc COZ,
ar did not win. Dut mink .he colors ma.
were chosen will be nice Wy eo.o'a; w"
would nave liked it mnch , letter ,bo bI my
,'d gray md think all the llaps Snou.d
love hcn aud IKE TO war the 1n, oo nn,or IN
I'M, ~ they didn't win LEI us al lake we
rose ara graz aud wear then, MIN nr'sm,
md Nanny faces as though they were our
"anorite colt,rA I'm close ind 10 cents 10
lhnlp buy Diisy's cha T. ! am 10 t.nu
lthat )a;sy is going 10 get a chair, ana
don't think We could hammer hanpn ,e,
In any better way. There are nut i'W
ytr,s where Daisy lives now. She hst'i
10 live hero. and a crowd ot ~ E,r's
would take her to Sunday school every
sunday md then 70 out soInc rond where
Ne could gather ns many Flowers ms we
wantcd But she has moved of ten mics
| iron, here row, We are needing ram mere
very bad. II is so dry hnn ins'y some ,- Oh
, ,I ''N'' Arvlc DAVIS.
Hap,
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A Nrw HOUSTON HAp.

houston. Texas. ---Dear Haphammer. As
d,d moi sec my last letter IN print |
thoucha / would write again. AN n girl
of " summers. have two sisters and
one brother have three pets, dog a
cal AID some lt,,c chickens. Cur s-hoo.
,,insrd The last OF May vas not in tine
to ioin in any of the contests, but they
have ~, pleased me. got papa TO take
Ite rost and he has been taking ~ good
,,sfle white. IuIu and mamma Ike to
read Tho Post very much, and Ike TO
read tho Happyhammor page especially.
i have read the letters - much that at
last / thought would hk. TO JON ,he
writing very much ABOUT things IN diff
frrcr,i cites. Will try TO hun, up some
thing tntcrsstlng TO write Love 10 tue
| IIaps and MIR. Haphammer. fonr new
| irseil, HHht M"iHhteh
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SOME suoRr !.GvVlES.

Jess.e Cooper of Maytield is "A welcomed
Hap2yhammer she is " years old.
Je,tt.e Rowlct. of Bay city Is added
10 the long list of Haps. She Is y years
old
Nellie Edith Cosprove of Alice sNys shS
Will get up 4 collection ioV 'hc Jay
Oiiphant chair funh.
Marshall Bethel of Yoakum Is glad rose
and gray won in the color cont sst. Mar
shall Is Il new Hap.
Bessie Kcaly Of Senly Is enrolled as
Happyhammcr. She IL ~ years Gu anu
has a forse ana saddie.
Aaron Price OF .Aaef Will exchange the
song ''rha Fatal Weddlns ioi i"o
l.. tile Girls in Blue
Guy n. Barry of Brookshire says ne
was disap,.ointed that blue and gray ana
not win, but will be loyal 10 rose ana
gray.
Sallic Barry Of Brookshire says the,r
Sunday school has nlnc'y-one pups. Sa,.
III, reads he Happyhamn,er letters every
week
MYRTLE Wood OF Hearne Is u new Hap
pyhnmmer Her father farms in tho bra-
EOS bottom. They have large peach
orchard.
Frank Jewell of Center City, Neh. says
| there has been plenty of rain In mis- osai.
| this y.nr. and that there will be lots oil
| corn raised.
Earnest Keel.n., If Nosse says the most
| Interesting contest in she CLUBS history
| mas ended, and thai We mist have an
| other soon.
Maggie and Corn Wells and Stcvie Jack
son of sour Lake are enrolled rs Happy
l,nrers. Slcvie has a brother who be
longs to the United States army.
Addie Campbel! of Orange says ros'
ana gay are her favorite coiors and sn'
IL clad they were chosen for the c,un
Aadie's lido brother Collier is enrolled
as "A HauDr.tmE'e-.
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rnnM NEBRASKA

CCntrul Guy, Noh.--poNr Hnphnmmer;
thought I would write II few Ines rs
my brother is writing. am sorry. thai
the red and blue did i,t win My father
and uncle wore blue cCais IN the war.
live In the country. where l was born.
think II is nicer Than town. ONE OF the
I1ars wrote aud said THAI her grand
mother was lol years old My grand
mother Is Is years old and my mother Is
70 Tho Fourth of July IS nearly here.
We have a nice garden and some new
potatoes. have four chickens. We
have los of rain and W nd In Nebraska
our school begins In September. th.ns
II would he nice TO have picnic for the
lIaps. but | could not come; 1t Is 50 fdr
| VIII close for this Tine, with much love
| to the 1aps. Your friend.
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uIs AGN M MINWTEs.

Milan Texas.-Dear tlaphinneI w. ,
49, rn,,er written 10 Thr Post ! Thought
l i Would ,i' write. i sc The uaphamms,r
saws anyone may become an actlVe m
her bv sending name, age ana aunre -
i do mi mind sending my name ana ~
drass hui hate to .scrd my age AZ my
age &, far exceeds my mental iacni,,e 1',,
notice the Happyhammcrs nave pee',
asls ms. n few quest Ions, so VIII ask soiiic
W., ,vas the rreil.pst math ematic an tina
aver lived? VIM, is called the Rock OF
ch,ckanauga?" What president OF NE
an ~ w., nnv ,uin here n about six weeks,
nh whr ~ Is az a long dry spell in this parl Of
the wilderness. Tho corn crop y very
poor IN most Localities, so pear . ove
,,ro,nised 10 tell my name and age. MY
age is 1870, 400 minutes Yours truly. i.
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N0.TO.BAC M[NDS NERVES
LOST LrrE-FoRcE RESTORED AND
SHATTERED NERVE POWER
QUICKLY REPAIRED.
Tho Tobacco Vice undcrmMcs Vdgor and
vitality.-Ncrvous Prcstration. Gen.
sra Dsini!ty Mean Tobacco
Nerve Poisoning.

Tcbacco using is reckless waste OF We
force money and manhood. a..
1t is q dirty, nasty. men-wrcckink u'S
case, and every tobacco user KNOWS ~
The tohacco uscr's nerves arc snat's! rs,
and broken. his MO Is goins 0ut OF nun,
he's losing hts Rrsp, but No-Tp-baS' we
strongest, quickest nerve tome IN III, ,,.,
world, braecs his brain, nour'sies ms
ntrvr., kills Nicotine. makes mAnhoou'
summer smoking shorcns HE. -,
II YOU want 10 quit tobacco Ga"'
strength, woiaht, vitality 80,
II YOU want all tho time TO LOOK tec'
and act like u man ~
Take No-To- Racl Get cure or your
money back over tcoeor have been cured
and millions use No-ro-i,a to rcHu,at,
| tobacco using. or purely for its wcndertu
| powcrs us n nerve tonuc and st'mulant
II your nerve and heart action IL weak
| no matter wh@, the cause. tuke No-io
| naci
Sold and guaranteed by druggists every
| where our famous booklct, Don't 10
baccc Spi, and Smoke Your Life Away.
| written guarantee aud free sample maiic'
| for the asking. Address The Sterling Nern
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KNEW IT WOULD WIN.

Waeder Texas.-Dear Haphammer: !
haven, written to You n long time I
have Just been reading Roland Watkins
letter about being surpr sci that peso an'
gray" Wen. | was not surprised. ! knew
I, wouli win. | Ike Lee Stuar; worry much
and feel than some day he Il make our
"Dixic land rise to praise such a nohl,.
son. Yes. Lee did dream rose nad gray
into favor and should "piNic' he run, hc
and our help Will dream t int favor. too.
My nrn,ma has been gone T. my SiS;cr $
about five weeks and is coming home to-
morrow evening aud am gcing 70 noe,
her. | have a sweet little niece named
Myrtle. Will close. hoping W shtl nave
song contest next. Your faithful mtm-
her Clydc Duncan
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WANTS A SONG CONTEST.

Ncy,,,n Toxns.--Donr IIaphamHler: !
All no, Vote in the color contest but =
i mad | would have voted for rose and
gray. i win try to vote n ne neXi con- n.
No. nm goli.g to an arithmetic school
now. 20 Mr. Nations II has been 80 , ayy
at ' h. wife. Ills trial viii come of next
Mondsy. We had rice pro'racted mcr'
ng hers tho hir1 sunday ~ J"n rs a, nSSe e,
n az, will send some money In my
next letter. would IKE to eorresponc
Win some Of the Hapsn Your .ru'
friend, '"N'V
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DEFENDS us CHOICE.

pcnr u..phammcr-Now the contest Is
over my brain Will he Qui,d, as was
always thinN.ng OF my we l was 10,
WRONG In voting Tor blue and gray, for
every Hnrpyhammcr had has or lef oWh
choice IN vos.ns for clun colofs. vi course
would have irdterrcd Y, wear the blls
and gray 40 those were the cciois Oi our
Southern and Northern soldiers who We're
united after the war. You may thlhh ss
some of the Haps, that these colors wou.u
remind you OF the Wal aud It's bloody
h.iAles You were fortunate to nave the
greater numbcr al volcs east Tor your
favoi'ite colors, but don't say mat we
should admit that W. wete wrong because
we lost / wnl not admit y, and sup
pose tho other Haps arc of the same orin-
ION. DO YOU believe that the oontedcrate
soldiers think that they were wrons IN
lighting for Their cause. and do YOU sup
pose they would admit ii, even II tary dio
lose? No But OF course, me malor..S
WINS and am satisfied WITH oar cur
colors. Lee, 1 am sorry that You hin =,
much trouble about your dream uon
see where the night comes in. Were the,
Hapsr ( don't think that one ct or nan,
would do such a. my, k i,, .'i Ian !,
| that some oil his band would hght oNc'
! letters on our page. Why not hght VIII
your pen? think II would be hcttei, ~
| il would Eive your parents less trouost
| / don't blame YOU fsr defending your
| self have also had nee drctin
! some time after ehc tree contest though
/ | would wait as | was taken MP WITH tn
| color contest which was very interesting
| send - cents for Daisy oliphin,s cha I
hope she. will soon have At. noticed II
my last .ctter about the silk worm ma
some words had been left out Hans no,
| did YOU all like Lucy Guion Morris poetr
so the Happyhnmmcrag Thought :; wa
| very pretty. csirrnily the last verse.
| wish She would write ugain Such writ
inrs can only please us all. My hes
washes to Mr. 1iaphammcr and love a,
al the Haps. Your friend.
Nicholas Bcldcn.
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III AFFYHNNNGRS
Hammer happiness when and wherever you can

Here IL one with only thirty-two letters,
that contains tho cntire alphabet
Pack my box with Ave dozen liquor
jugs"
some others. not quite SO short. are Us
follows:
Jacob Windhausers fox dog. Zephyr.
quickly mounted the van.
nariy's quick. brown fox dog turned
and Jumped over Zehulc2a's cakes.
John quickly eNtamporized five tow
bags.
jealous Xennuhon fought bravely and
quickly won many Just battles.
james very quickly broke Lzzic's pretty
big French doll
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IN THE STORM HOUSE.

Townsville, JeXas.-Dear Haphammer;
We are needing rom up here ana womb
he ,slod 10 SCI. one very soon. we hau
ritie shower las. Sunday eve ana 1t looked
u great deal Ike IL storm coming. nave
ia ,,et I'm the storm house with the BIRDS.
When / started to the storm mousse
locked GROUND and there were my httle
birds so ! got them and ran, Your lrichu
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Lake Charles, I.a.--Dear Haphammcr
My favorite colors did not win IN The ron
test bu, think rose and gray are very
pretty. I think Wilcri ~ very pretty
ituc girl. Now, the ilaps are all talk ns
about colors. go 1 Will tell what saw yes
tcrday. l; was "A cloud all the colors of
the rainbow. IL had a golden rim with
all kinds of beautiful colors in 1t. lSn''
the SKY bcautiful when there ara NC
clouds? And aren't ;te green trees prst-
ty? When Look across the lake and soc
the trees 1t looks Nike Il KIND OF blue. aud
when look where The tire IS are close they
are a beautiful green. l think a fruit con
ties, would be nice. l correspond with
three laps. l have two friends that l!vt
In Houston. enclose cents for Dais.o'.
chair. Your true Hap,
INN.a II NalNnrda
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PET JACKDAWs.

AadicLs Texns.--I1ear IfhphHHlIHuT' 7
,hourht i would write. ms haven't writ
, ,Y' n 70 long. We have two PEI ASK TX
aaws' they were 100 young 70 ny w nna J., ,m ne
cats wore trylnr TO got them. we nam,
Nc ne cage ~ on the gallery and, the GA
n ,'r iry to feed them. we .led rati,le,
snake the other day II hal elEh, rat y .s,
and was five fee; long. II was NE ! 20 !
ven year or or two. vent hunting This morn;as
and shot five tines at a snuirrsi w''T ~
target rifle and then DIDN'T Esi nun I'm, II !,
lost a., hot now Our htile dog VIII fih'
US use every tine We hide. Your ir'e natsr
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,,,, button and the club pin are
HRPS TALK.
1.-THE Hanhammcr Has to Say to Our
Rows and {; els.

Boys and q els.
Hanpyhammers: Although our |
contest has ended. we must still take |
crest in everything connected with |
Infect. about which we have already |
a 20 many things that will prove
bic to us for years 10 come. HOW
Of the liaps know that 1t is now
Ia to take ii photograph in co.ors?
an achievement that has been at
ed by inventors for many years. but
ecently has any one made success
he photography. Daguorro was the
of the man who made the first piio-
h and pictures taken according to
Invention are still frequently called
errotypes. Since Daguerre's Gay
have been many improvements IN
1t Of picture taking, until now 1t Will
be possible for any Happyhammer to
ffore a photographer camera ana
the picture show every color IN MS
costume, the color of the hair. the
exion of the face. etc. 1t VIII take
time. of course, for the new invcn-
10 be fully developed, but IN n year
color photography will be possible
fhcre in the world.
) name OF thu inventor Of this won
j process is Mcponough. lie has
J life time IN experiment. and mas
/ overcome evory obstacle. Some OF
successful results of his invention
exhibited IN New York last week.
was the portrait of the invontcr'
ring the purple Hover in the button
of his coat. tho peculiar reddish shade
be necktie. aud the delicate flesh tints
pe face. Another picture was street
r. showing the gt'een trees that line
board walk. the red bricks of the
)es. and the purpNsh shingles on me
A third, and the most delicate o'
was the fun .ougth portrait Of young
ban seated at "A table. In her hah'
held PLAYING card. the queen o.
les, and the table was spread Win
Sish cover Of vari-co,trcd and comph
4 design Every shade of the ,ah''
Ir. every little color detail of the play
card, the f,ash tints or her face. tn
OF eyes and hair. the wall paper
fything. was Inslhfully represented !
ION of acute vision can just b'tcct IN
lines, 300 to an Inch, each one o2A
Ing all the colors In the spectrum
se lines do not mar the picture o
contrary, they give the artistic cncc
eved by tho use of rough paper. EN
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