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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-04
Nature's Color Box.

Onions, from leeks to Bermudas, are
bleaching to the skin, and 80 are lem
ons, asparagus and celery. Spinach IS
the broom Of the stomach, as the
French say, and sorrel, In soup OF pu-
rec. as they cook it in the provinces
and mt the students restaurants in
the Latin quarter, is great beauti0er.
Dandelion, lettuce and all the salads
will bring out tho red and white tints
Of the skin.
lsects. carrots. tomatoes, strawber-
rics. rasplcrries, cherries and black
berries are red anu bloodmnking, de.
veloping infantilc loneliness in checks
anil lips if eaten. not now and then,
but three times Il Gay: This is the
fruit cure or garden OF Eden brcal
fast. and it viii! DC remembered that
Eve had no patent medicines. cosmct-
les or doctors.
Pineapple Is good for the stomach
and air passages. Rice, all cereals and
white vegetables. such rs cauliflowcr
and parsnlps. arc Wholesome. But
pickles and pic crust hot cakes and
too many sweets will make one Iooi,
pasty. because they lack the acids AMI
salts which nature needs TO cleanse
her machinery. Oil she must have,
too, from the olive and nut. to keep
the internal wheels revolving.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-04

- What man has done woman
thinks she can improve upon.
- Imposition is the only position
some people ever attain.
Popularity often makes man
believe what isn't true.
= The hungry mcndicant prefer,
the cold ham tn the cold shoulder.
= Some men show good judgmo ut
by showing lack Of Self-cou!idcnce.
- The most expensive things one
acquires arc those purchased below
cost
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-04

VVAuos LAC COuntEy ~ 1uC OBJ
pressor is deadv' over and over and
striking their weapons against one
another SO that they clanked jubilant-
~.
ut is all true" said the old peasant
to the still lncredulous pair 'sYour
brothers son. Richard. has returned
from the crusade. my liege. and has
brought these wonderful things 20 pass
since yesterday evening. when he flrst
showed himself here. He must have
known how we all longed for our old
rightfui master. for he spoke to us so
that we felt compelled to take up
scythe and spear for you as If it were
n necessary act, which had long been
decided upon, and even the hesitating
ones among us believed that 1t could
not Ue otherwise. Then the storm bells
rang, the battle fires fiared up on the
mountains, we assembled hastily and
were as hastily organized in fighting
array by the young champion and
inaryelousIy inspired by his speech.
We swarnied up and down through
the valleys wherever the baron's re-
-tiners were to l,c seen. Finally we
stormcd the castle and the baron, in
desperation, fell OH his sword The
young conqueror led us toward you
until we had nearly reached here. then
hc gnllOpcd back to the castle to make
ready for your reception. Ff you will
be plenscd to let us escort you thither,
we have with us three gentle, well
broken horses from your own stables
for you and our noble lndy and the
grncious damsel Diotwina"
The old noblasnan blessed his brave,
faithful people with wide, outstretch-
ed arms. The horses were led forth,
thcr three were lifted into the saddles
and the Journey to the castle WAS he
gun amid great rejoicing.
The old peasant walked beside his
masters horse and told of the nights
battle and the marvellous feats OF Rich.
ard. AS Leuthold heard with ever
increasing wonder and admiration the
many divers Instances of his nephew's
magnanimity, generalsfip and hero
=. = Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

pIcon has ever been heard. replied with saVae'
emphasis 10 GOebois charge. Il speak. NJ sa'o
within due bounds when I say that Goeoel hcs
been more frequently suspected Of corrupuy
bargaining and using his influence as leels
lator than have been u attempting 10 50 con p
troll legislation. What say In this regard rests
only on my own word but u is my word asalnNt
William GOebers ! have never. whatever els'
may have been said Of me, been accused o.
lying lie has repeatedly been accused ana con-
v!cted 81 lying. /. has been proven that he -
wiltul. fragrant and frequent offender In this re
gard. am = citizen of Kentucky and VIII no.
submit 20 attacks from liar. slanderer ana
an assassin because he happens 20 De a sell
selected candidate Tor Governor"
To this challenge Goebels only reply so "a
has been Ny friends. did you near that roll
~ something Ike thunder to-day? That vas the
echo OF the laugh from Frankfort which went UP
when the people there read Bash Duke 3 cara
denying that he was a c0rruprOnist,"
Many kentuCkians have wondered that a cam
paign " this sort has progressed 20 Far without
boodshed. Certainly in re- klessness % personal
defamation i has outrun anything hitherto
Known IN this state and many years and mrch
diplomacy will DO exhausted in aiiaying the per-
sonal ana factonal enmites which u has engen-
dered. Yet IL has been 4 campaign typical -
present political conditions in Kentucky -cond-
TONS which have made a candidacy Ike Gee
beIs not only possible. but in a measure popular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
AcrlrIrr N NEBR1SKA cANPAIGy.
. SCORE OF WE'LL KNOWN SPEAKERS -0URINp
THE sTArE-HRYAN THROWN FROM his
CARRIAGE. But GOES oN SPEAKING

CARRIAGE. But GOES DN SEEAkING
Omaha. Neb. Nov (Specian The political stu
aton "a Nebraska to-n.sh; is much more animated
TIM on the ere q he Presidential election =
i,s 4 score or more OF important orators on
" the State tonight. Bryan spoke AZ I've places
IN the rorth-rn part u the State to-day and
closed a. Chadron tonight. Re had a falr-sized
crowd AZ each place Tomorrow h. starts with
his special train again. and continues Until SaiUr-
day night. lie closes The campaign In tho stat
with L rally a, Lincoln on Monday. lie will make
some speeches 81 Iowa and then return - Ne
hraska 70 vote.
prosperity ex.sis anywhere, out tns peop. Of ~"
State refus, - take aim seriously on THIS sub
ject and his Efforts "A fat failure Bryan $
smart tn. lac. % the too evid+r, prosyer-tt
such statement He does sa.. however. that
what material prosperity there j. ln Nebraska 20
day T. IN spite Or the Administration rather inan
because of any good there is "a u.
Congress smau Sutherland 81, tie Ntn District
who has been through the state good deal win
Rrvau this fall j. out with statement mat
Bryans efforts nave saved Nebraska, aAl mat
there will BE a majority - from ait,en 70 t"ent5
thousand IN favor o. the Fusion ticket 81, dld7,
however that the foreign vote J. iut 80 li.lh-
rnof.siv IN their favor a. the Flsolisf- mad been
led 10 believe bat that some ~" inclined 20 -
neutral uutil they determine whether the standing
army = 20 1e permanently a. large rs j. y no"
SITUATION looks more favorable 10 tNr krpAp
i.4r- every hour. hut the way ~ when BRAN -
,s.r,sfra and holding Up j. marvellous List liSnl
h. ,-a> thrown from ID, wagon INTO o.',H M
'i-Iir.- -r.oi~ix overland with RELAYS or Aofres -
.c-r.,-fou- with hs train re Ma i"t ~
hour o.. hind. however, ana "- Nyt ILL.,. ....,'ai
rage was overturned re IA "''P'"'''
,.r.r,v In the present canllde"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
beers IN FORCE AROUND KIMBERLEY
SIX THOUSAND INVEST THE CITY-1Ts
TENDERS WEARY.

Hope Town, Cape Colony. NOV. 2.-Magistrate
Harmsworth has arrived from Khpdam ana
reports that there are six thousand Beers around
Kimberley and that all the roads are strictly
Iatrolied. He says he passed close enough 70
Kimberley to see the searchlights and was in
formed that the defenders Of Kimberley were
satisfied they could hold out. but were wearied
with the inactivity and hoped that a relieving
force would soon arrive.
Stories ~ Boer Victories have spread rapidly
along tho western border and Magistrate
Harmsworth estimates that over half the Dutch
residents of Bechuanaland and Griquaand will
join tho B1ers after the declaration Of annexs-
ton.
Cape Town. oct. 81 delayed In transmission).
It Is asserted that three thousand Beers have
collected al Rethuie Bridge. under Field Cornet
Dutoit. The Orange River Is now IN full flood,
and fording u reported 20 be impossible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

District Attorney Asa Bird Gardiner. 10 a speech
a. the ratification meeting u tho XNNtn Assembly
District I'm The Oh Homestead. 81 East Nine
teth--t. and Third-ave.. last evening. emitted
few sparks OF feeling regarding the charges which
have been preferred agains, him The first allu-
sion 70 the subject came after NJ Gardiner had
spoken OF conferences which he said took place in
The Fifth Avenue Hotel every SUNDAY morning
when 10 said the powers that be met weekly 10
decide what allowed 10 DO done during N"
week which was follow. Those arc things
which the Roy Mr Sn'cer. Slicer Di,or. don;
preach about IN his beefsteak preaching house in
Fourth-ave" he hurted our quite unexpectedly.
None of tho speakers received such an ovation,
ard Vernon VI. Davis. who had The Platform when
he entered. promptly made way for him
II you take the pains 20 inquire. or II possibly
Won have observed Yourself" ~ said. "yog viii
ascertain that the ,or the wonderful dove o9-
rnent Of this city Is ihaf II has generally been
under TIE control ~ Democrats Recently that
has been greatly changed b. the Capitalization o.
the power Albany
we are recently reminded forcb,y o. the Civil
Service law The CRY Is that r. makes for
efficiency T have IN my offce nothing hnt efioieu;
men. have known no politics ir selecting them.
and ver they are al good Democrats and good
Tarnmany Democrats az that
A voice-What Office IS that,
Mr. Gardner-The ofice nave the honor 20
represent"
81 toll you have very clear and hrm idea
abou; the iav They can't get ny on g wit1ogi..
a legal striggle I'D e 20 the Court ~ Appears
with il I'm Niilns 20 raw" my ofhce invf -hsste1
by such men William X. Olcott = reiark WIZ
am ! Young and Me-srs Steel" and Howard
NV friends I have This 10 add. The hope tns'
Won Will scrage uD VOTES enough 70 take i0s
centralizng power away from Albany.
There was also an overflow meeting. when VS.
attended by several hundred persons ~ the IN
sid, meeting Maurice =. Hollahan delivered
lengthy speech which was well received ~ ne
liberal DISPLAY - fireworks which attracted a
iarr. .-nrI Tha IsLlai harf was 1-sn On NM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

London. Soy. 2-GeorTc Wyndham. Pati'a-
mentarf Under Secretary ~ state for Var has
replied 90 Colonel Sir Charles Howard Vincent
offer - a thousand volunteers as marksmen for
south Africa that It would b" against the r~gN-
iarions 10 send volunteers abroad or 10 eh'ls'
them for 4 shorter period than three years H~
.,,,1 rc,,e,.-r III, assurance that in the event
-, ,-iei. r.oulrinc a large increase ~ the
home garrison 81 which there ~ az present no
eier volunteers Will be- used and @nh~lme"iS
viii be- permitted for short term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
40 ANrI-GoEBEL INSPECTORS

Frankfort. Ky. Nov. The Corr, o. Appeals b.
unanimous decision o. the Judges refused % ao-
vance the case o. the BroHn Democrats Vho sought
20 compel precinct election boards ALLOW anti
Toeo~l Democratic inspectors AZ The polls. The Court
adjourned til November 5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
FOR REprBMcANs N THE NXXIsT.

wavlsnd + Benjamin. "ho declined 10 run
against Assern5lyuan Slater n the NNHlst Assem-
nv District after he had been nominated by N"
r.izen- Union. wrote another letter yesterday -
explain the situation fra ,ne district and 10 urs@
support ior the Republican candidates. IT'S letter
contains the following.
don't believe 90 carrying or campaign under
fal.s pretencos Every body knows noN inaf we
local contest in This ds'rc- is u-t W""n anlfnai5
and ihe Republican nominees ani VOC -. IT.
nominal C.fz-r- Union candidates is a vote i.rONi.
away. ana only helps Iammany Does any req
friend ~ good government think rs cause VIII o.
advanced hv The defeat 0f Elias GOODMAN fof
Alderman? HIS record IN Alderman has been
uniformly good and nc thoroughly deserves IN"
heart, support ~ every dependent voter in fn'
district r. replace him win Tammany saloon
keeper would be- pIplir Calamity Tho failure o
the Citizens Union 90 nominate" him OF ~ q K'f in
the first place WIS mistake Ills colleague on fns
tfcke, may nor lr acceptable 20 i1Gfp- 1i"rfS. ou'
tho main objection here j. NOT 20 the nominee him
self bur the district boss and his mar lire Wn!f1
have reduced Republican primaries and conFcn-
lions 20 an utter farce diSiranchiSei enrolled Re-
pubiicAus and deeply offended tho mass y thinking
Republicans who are neither place holders no.
place hunters. However. ! believe that IN tho pres
cnt election. A. between machine Reprhicanls'p
and the total drQrayify - lammany Han, the II
dependent voter should nor hesitate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
TIFF FRENCH LIBEL LAWS.
nn,SrIc REFORM NEEDED To STOP
n1ccRACEFUL NEWSPAPER ABUSE.
...nro1-ACY OF THE PRESENT JAWS
1,pEr TRIALS BY JURY a FAIL
1-Rr-rNF1IENTIAL ADvo-
~,-rs or REFORM


JRf-lN Fill IN J 'ND '''''
GATES or REFORM
Paris. October 20
-. -. abusive and defamatorv Ian
me W. - .,o Dra,<ns affair has be-
giage ,o.,,-ror,o in certain Paris
come OF !" -, s,cb o ,o,n, that II Is
newspapers ID, -ofor,o ~ The exist
likely ina' -, ~. 80 tho foremost ~
sns press NV .,,,, ,.ror,h.r ~ IDENTITIES
ne bills Su''".,''' -. ~, ,,.,ns. ~
when il asseno''S '' ,Ne..... ..,.,.~.'.,s.
lenders are " He"'' "o' "''u'
seant' ~ N.leNoYe - '''',V''e
liare Parole ana VI. "u'''" u''
The yest epiiheis are oa''! @'I'''" '''' '"'' ~
rrerchrnen protesting d'fereht pO'l'''a' o''n-
ms from tho writer's 81 the '0e's "u' "'So 10
,,-elrn severe gns-no'anN '"' 'eii''a" En-
rs-or and queen Nictoria-'' ministers or io'-
.,gn Powers and IN inilNlaua's' res@'o'ess OF
nationality
The violent abuse sho"erel upon PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

OF DR. Leyds tho diplomatic agent Of the Trans
wal and II Is thought the Cape Town dispatch /
may be- an exaggerated Boo version Of the re-
cent fighting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
Beers oCc1PYING ZrLrLAND.

Petermaritzburg. Natal Nov. Ut is report
I'd that the Beers are occupying parts Of Zulu
land and that they have taken Pomeroy, fifty
miles from Greytown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
rrSILIERs CAPTURED At DUNDEE.

London. Nov. Another list Of casualties at
Dundee issued Ivy the War Office this morn
ms II gives eighty-two ron-commissioned OIL
GERS and men Of the Dublin Fusers missing
indicating that the Beers captured AZ many
Tusiliers as they did Hussars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

NEWS SERVICE FURTHER RESTRICTED
The Western Union and other cable companies
announce the receipt ~ notice from the Cape
COLONY Government that no Transyaal traffic
can DO passed ,is Cape Tow N and Delagoa Bay
except consular kilograms. II is also announced
that mail from Lourenco Marques 'Delagos
Ba,, 10 Bcira Portuguese East Africa viii
close At ) = n. Sunday. Noi smber D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
coySrDyPNG BIDS FoR cRrI>ERS.
,..r,r CONSTRUCTION BOARD ro MAZE TIE
AWARDS ~ ABOUT TWO WEEKS

Washington. Nov THE bids Tor 'he six r"V
l-',,s.rs onened al the Navy Department >cstfr-
day have been turned over 70 the Board o. ON
s.r,c,to, which viii pass on theh merits before
no hids are awarded This v.l taxi perhaps NO
w. k
The ioH aggres %, some - fhe DIS " - amer
..-.-.s. -, tho Department iu View of ta, all
vance IA the pric" OF Wtffftai-- u "f@ IA
h,v.eyer. that d. ia. vessels If0td.l! Mil nor "a
o,r,a.ee fnr almost three years. .ae bidders Ntle
r.i-ing IN a reduction ~ the pre-" OF ~ tf"fifis
/. il said ~ the Department that ifNnfnN iot
r,ore han one vessel Will 20 - any ore .4ler.
this being the present policy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
YSMITH ISOLATED.


,,.,
- - ''-'
ever. As in any wise conn-r,i,e tho ~,,,,o- o., q
cornnlete ir,.es,,,.,,, ., ,..s....,.,
.,,.,-.
m
''e na' earlier received tele-
gram dispatched from Ladysmlth at 9:25 this
morning. saving that General White was we'll
and bo,a,.o ~. x..,.,
,,..,....-...-
''>A'>i f-DhHIVN WOUNDED
IN inc afternoon the War Ofce issued the fol
lowing dispatch
Ladysmith November
NIief OF STAFF. Ladysmith TO War Secretary:
gerousl,. wnrrded ~ ~. ~ NJ >. iO"e'Lui uah-
knee and right foot Tia n9, darco,
present
1t was tnferred FROM, .h,s ,t...a.o. .so. .so
or.,,,o~,. s..., ,
''' 00s'S ana BRUSH
continues a. Lieutenant Eserton was gunnery
Lieutenant. with the big naval guns
The War once has no tr.orroa,,o, %, ,toto-
General p,,,ler ,,a r,-,.,.A e.. go,
Africa. having left Cane Town
Colenso. in the rear Of General Whites forces. Is
believed to be we'll defended by composite naval
and military >rps and i, Is understood that the
two naval l2-pounGers mounted near the bridge
over the Tugela. one - the most vulnerable
points along the railroad from Ladvsrnith TO
Pictermaritzbure ourb, 70 be able 70 defend il
and prevon, its destruction 7, the poers sue
coed In DESTROYING this bridge q would mean tho
intarrunt,on ~ railroad communicative, With
1.advsmi,b fo- an ,ndcer,,e ,eriod v-nno ~.
Boer attenu,s in this direction arc no, CON
ern,ed. !, is thought that they NAV 10 exnected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

London NOV. 2.-Noth.ng is known here Of the
stock ticker report circulated in NeN-Nork u
great British victory ~ Ladysmitn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
RoERS CLAIM VICTORIES.

Paris. Soy Til Ia as Agency this even
ing published the following extraordinary dis
patch which. The agency saws. emanated from
its correspondent az Brussels
cape Town: The n"vs ~ 'ho Boers two VICE
tories around Ladysmlth has created eousiGrra-
Die excitement among the Afrikand"fs. who do
not conceal their Joy Si Alfred MiIn'r the
British High COMMISSIONER rs much p"rturhed
at their attitude General Whit" 10 ihese $500 cn-
gagernents lost about three hundred and hftt men
killed. wounded and prisoners tn. Second VIC
tory was Non by fh' Free Siaters commando
by Lucas M~ser. who seized 'olenso. thus cut -
ting Of tho retreat - General White" who is
wounded The investment ~ Ladssmiih - com
plete and the Bo-rs masters ~ iieteriiaritH-
burg and the Durham railway
News has reached General White that MAZE
Erc is closely Desleged and that the Beers
have successfully repuls~d the soriies In" SUI
render II Nafeking is expected
II is also confirmed that The Fre" s'at@rs nave
seized Colcshurg
London. Nov The secretary NJ inc war
Co,cs - whom MAS SHOW n the cape i""h ''S
,o,cb ~ the Havas Agency. said the statements
AZ rare utterly baseless Brussels " mere III"
~. ai.pateh oris'7ated. Is the heada"aFteIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

and. as frequently happens. tho pendulum swung
to the opposite extreme. The law ~ July 70
1851. insures absolute freedom Of the press
Every Frenchman is at liberty. after merely
giving public notice. TO publish newspaper. re
naming ansverahe to jury Gin most cases.
for any offences or msdemeanors his Journal
may commit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09
Qrtists
dn0
Qrt J(Otes.

ALI, the world Of art has taken an i'm
terest in Robins statue of Balzac. Now
comes the news that Faisu.ere's statue
does not please the French people ans bet
ter than did Robins 10 certainly was no
easy task appointed 10 Falguiere.
A correspondent OF the New York Even
ine Post compares the TWO works: 81.
Robins Baizac was So iudisputable a fail
and. and yet at the same time SO fasci-
Mating. SO exasperating because it came
So near being the work OF genius he
meant 70 Co Dee that it is inevitable. cu-
riosity should minsle with ones desire TO
see the attempt of the man who has had
the temeritv to come after him and so
challenge comparison. 81 Faleuiere evil
IDENTIFY has been overwhelmed by the deli
cacv OF his position. and as 81 convinced
that imitation f. really the s'ncercst form
of nattsry. has made hI- Balzac as much
like Robins MS sculptor of 200 opposite
a tomnerament could. The new Balzac
SITS whore last year De stood. his hands
no longer concealed. but crossed COM
fortably and indignantly over his knees.
De wears the same indefinite garment,
partly dressing gown. partly sweat coat,
ho Us quite as sh1pcie+s and still heavier
and 81 there is Jess meoirama Boo his
pose there is more of c'ums.ucss. ~
Faieu'crc is commonplace. coiorlcss.
while w. Robins fault Uas excessive in-
dhidua'iiy or daring OFF treatment The
latter tried tD eXpr too much-tha
whole history of romano. $50 h.s admirers
insisted. instead ct the character of oae
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09
Tho Primo of Summertime.

Long dreams at noon, I'm fields Of june
Beneath some cool trees twitterinS
shade
To hear. from orchards far, doves Groom,
And near. the pearly pebbled tune
OF brooks in brambled ambuscade.
Each breeze that floats wakes golden
notes
or whispered music from the grain;
The ground birds darkiing through the
oats
Trill shyly in their rufiled throats
And shrilling insects swell the strain.
An faint with flowers. the dropping hours
with shadows in the grasses play.
The air is heayy-sweet from bowers
OF blossoms born of sun-kissed showers.
And hearts keep perfumed holiday.
Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09

mess College and will re.urn TO the city
next session. lie is. son OF Hon.
Robert McCandiish. or Allaule7eN'
Ml.se. Ndi'''e ''l'n 80 - r,f,,,,,ora
tuIn'u lI .,li.' O. present '''''
'll' a., l..,-,.,., ,,'t,i, ,.i.ti,os I'm
49,. 4.,,,.'.rd ea,,,,,,.
i''.'
Miss MlDeI' %. As ,, ,.'' t.,,., 80 ~ s,,,
ll'- " W .
..,,.- ,,+....-..,,,. A., g.. r,.
MfH. of''ir' 'i ii"'''- i'.'' N''' 'l
guest oi h,I daughter MIS-. WYATT he'N-
lcv, no. 2lli Broad street. east
Miss Annie Tee smith. who has BEEN
visiting Mrs Marston. on east Franklin
west iol"' '"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09

inches. 20 guineas; lady in blue dress
with hands folded. 10 inches oy I'D lhcnts'
19O erlneas. lady in white dress
combing her hair, IL inches by is inen,es.
1sGl. I'm red chalk. - inches by % inches,
80 gu.neas. Color d'amorc 9 oil iieta
sembiante." 1870. black and white chalk:
% inches by 10 inches, 40 guineas, and
Norma Wanna" 80 guineas. The Kos
setu picture IN oils was La ia. ga ie
Toilofnef" on panel ~ inches by As
inches. $50 guincas This picture was sold
in 1872 for 300 guineas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09

man. NJ Falgulere has tried 10 express
go masqueradins moit7liy as an ailio'1le
BOURGEOIS taking DDS ease Dy his o""
"l'71e
tf,prr-,r artist has adonted a novel
-, ~, '.,,..... t.,. ..,.ris Bio has sont
'' many OF tue -'-N'''" '' ""5 ''' '- '''0
city printed circular containing a list
40 r..rf, ono hundred uictlres most of
...i.f. .t. e.,f,,,f,,,-
'"'70 m
Introduction. "aL 'ii lH'h D'i"1
esteemed celebrated art c0nuoisseur.
The undersigned artist would Boz pleased
to have thee or thr representative. visit
mv studio and mass fhy Judgment upon
my work Parties DESTROYS of seeing these
PAINTINGS must bring this letter with
them as au introduction. as strangers are
not admitted 10 WI afford the under
signed great pleasure to show them 20
those da-fr..l- of purchasing genuine
90 the very elite Of oar citizens, and is
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Az exhibition of the 0lcturos and carr
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Chavaunes is now being held in The gall
leries Of Durand-RueI Paris.
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discovered rbe room In which r. oec,,rs
rocasrrss about ffteen feet bv tW.ntv
feet The mosaic is unusually Zine. ana
though only local materials-such as Pur-
be.i- r,artfo trrd chalk ana hrrnt bril-
have been EMPLOYED. the skin evlnced