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The state herald., 1899-12-22

saA oiaCAVa ACNicA tos th0 y0ht loCO.
For state purposes ~ mills.
mute and blind l5
university Is +"
agricultural college Is
"school .; mines l.5
insane asylum Is
stock inspection LIS
"csp,tai building aud bonds 4
Normal school is
"capital bdR, boud and sink
ing fund $40
Interest on insurrecsion bonds
tauthorized by decision Of
supreme court lilo
For Spanish. American war 6x.
cd by statue Is
For military poll 81 on each male in.
habiisnt not exempt by law fxsd by
statute.
The above rate will u charged again.
Of your county on the grand total Of sb.
sirsct OF assessment, a. certified by your
county sssessor 10 this Office ~hss in 60
cordancs with the adiustm~n, aud equal.
izstion made by the state board of equal.
ization. Yours Truly,
q. W. TEMPLE,
Auditor oi State.
The county Assessor prsesntsd to the
board OF county commissioners abstract
OF assessment Of Phillips county for the
yosr 1879 which abstract showed the total
assessed valuation Of the county to BE-
s585.323
Board took up the matter Of school
district lrvi-s bourd examined certificates
OF levy n.mds by the various school
boards in Phillips county and tho same
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
a Tournament at Pclzcr. =. &.

y Grand Tournament Will hr held a,
the Athletic Park ut 2 y. III. oh prcrm-
Der 25th. 1889. the following prizes tn
be offered To the contesting knights:
First l'rizc--Silvcr Pitcher.
Second Przc-Silvcr Cup.
Third Prize Riding Whip.
\ special prize will be offered to the
most taStily costumcd Knight and
equipment
The prizes will be on exhibition ut
Gritiin'S Drug Store.
The following rules will govern the
contest:
|! Each Knight must furnish his own
lance. which must be ut least nine feet
in length.
IL. Each Knight must bear the name
of Knight of Mcdi;rval history and
must wear Il suitable costume
III. The least time allowed between
the first and the third p"l".; ~ilI lr .
seconds.
~. The following Judges. Mr. !. L..
blair. Mr.. \. +. Mrik ssirk and Mr.
John i. West. will decide I'LL points.
keep score and award prizes.
Each Knight will bccllaryrd Il riding
fee Oi 80 cents.
General admission. IL cents: Ladies'
Free: Grand Stand. III cents to all.
PEiZEK ATHLETIC Assnci \rlu>.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
Pisgah Happenings.

killing hogs and getting ready for
Christmas seems to be the order of the
day.
Miss Maggie Allgootl. near Flat Rock.
visited the Misses Webb recently. Come
again, Miss Maggie; you are always Il
welcome visitor in our midst.
Miss Addie McWliorter, who has the
Mountain View school in charge. spent
Satur rlny night with Miss Ida Nickles.
who is i'll charge OF the school ut this
place.
Our pastor, Mr.. Hiott, being absent,
Rev. {. Wardlaw, of Seneca. filled the
appointment ut misplace Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. j. n. Davis and family have
moved to Piedmont, and are now ut
work in the mills there. We regret
very much to give them up, but wish
them great success.
Mr.. .. w. Bagwell visited relatives
in Piedmont Saturday night. No doubt
he had other attractions
Mcssrs. Callahan and McAlistcr, who
are attending school at Easley, visited
home folks recently.
Great success to TIE lNTELLIGENcER
and it's many readers. PATSY.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
WOman's Missionary Union.

Program of Woman's Missionary
Union, District No. 1 of Salutla Associa-
ton, to be held with the Ladies' Society
of Mt. Rrthcl baptist Church, Dec. 30,
1899, at 2 o'clock. p. III.
l. Meeting to be opened 10y Mrs. Alice
lIaynie.
=. Roll call sisters, and reports from
each rs called
3. Essay by Mrs. John II. Bryant.
1. Song by Mt. Bethel choir
3. Query: How can we best induce
the sisters of the different churches to
take an interest in the mission work
Query to be spoken to by Mrs. Lou
Stone. Miss Cora Shirley and Mrs Mat
tic Ashley.
6. Song, ~ gave my life for thee"
-. A paper on Frontier Missions by
Mrs. Emma Shirley.
3. Address by Rev. \. G.. Wright.
.. Collection.
Mrs. Il. l.. CiINKscALES. .JR.,
For Committee.
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Autun Items.

Rev. A. b. Watson filled his last ap-
polntment at Sandy Springs last Sun
day, Mr.. Watson was loved by all the
Sandy Springs people, and they were
very sorry that he could not be sent
back to them. lie is IL diligcnt Sunday
School worker. Our little folks delight
ell to see him coming, because he al
ways made them q little speech and en-
couraged them in the study Of the Sun
day School lesson.
Mr.. Il. II. Barkley moved last week to
his new home near Shutdown.
Mcsdames A. j. SittOn and j. Il. Sin
glctOn gave II snw-tlust party 1T Pen
dleton last Friday, the proceeds OF
which they will donate to some orphan
nge home.
i; is cold and cloudy, but tho rxpcc-
tation of soon being visited by old
Santa drives all tho chill and drowsi-
ness ont of the room, and the fire of oak
wood seems to keep pace with its sur
rOundings.
Merry Christmas to the INTEILI,EN-
GER and its many readers.
Boz AMATEUR.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
Deafness Cannot be Cured

66y local appllcations. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one
tional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an inf .u.-
ed condition Of the mucous lining OF the Eustach-
ian Tube. When this tube gets in1amed you have
arniSbling .ourd or. imperfect hearing, and when
1t Is entirely osed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition. hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten nj @
eaused by saiarrah which Is nothing but an In
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness (caused 10y catarrhJ that cannot DO
cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure Send for circulars
free. +. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo O.
N2-Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

John Mccormick, a farmer who
resides in Illinois, is the owner of IL
turkey gobblcr which is probably the
largest that has ever been raised in the
United States. 1t towers into the air
five feet and weighs about sixty-tivc
pounds. 1t looks more like an ostrich
than a turkey. Its legs at the feet arc
II inches in diameter, while close to
:hc G0Iy they are the size of an Or,lin-
ary mans arm at the elbow. The
birds wings measure seven feet from
tip to tip.
Snakes are used for ornaments to
a great extent this season. 1t is ru-
mOrcd that they will be used in the satin
applique and inlaid lace patterns in
the early spring, instead of the butter
flies that have supplantcd the bow
knots. Nine Kndski wears snake
belt. Nine Nevada has IL Cleopatra
snake bracelet that covers nearly the
entire forearm. 1t is Of silver scales
and has emerald eyes.
= Purchases of mules i'm America
for tho use of the British government
seems likely to upset the calculations
of American live stock men. lt,is said
orders have been received to purchase
10000 more animals. Almost this
number has already been shipped from
southern points.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
Zarlinc Zephyrs.

farewell TO lsg9. "rarcwell." How
nlaicstically mourniul is that word. 1t
sounds like the roar of the wind
through Il pine forest i seems but Il
litilr while since last Christmas. but Il
whole year has passed, and the same
duty Is before lis again.
We young people are anticipating
quite Il jolly time Nn;lS. several parties
and turkey dinners have been spoken
"i. Some OF our younGpcUplc willtakc
III the cliaiadcS at lirlton during the
holidays.
u" W"nan'S Missionary Society, of
Iitt!" Ei\rr tlrnlch. will have an oys-
Ter supper 1T the parsonage, Wcdncs
which are 1" purchase IL fence for the
cemetery. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
Miss RolrllA i,ovcn is ut home now
for the holidays
Miss Helen Elcnzrar. the. accom-
pliShcd teacher ~ Little River. spent
last Saturday and sunday with home
Mrs. Lulu Darh> and lovely little
daughter, Enla. ,"i Nampohcllo, are
visiting relatives in This vicinity.
Miss Rosa Branyon. who has been
studying music in lIaitWcll, returned
home last "Wednesday Tor the holi
days.
Mrs. Ann Brock. and daughter, Mrs.
Lewis. visited relatives here last week.
MIR. lIoSic Tucker and family. of
| Cross Hill, returned home last week
nttera pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in his vicinity.
Miss Maggie Norris, Il beautiful ami
accomplished young lady of Athens, will
spend the holidays with Miss Mandc
lsranyOn.
Mr.. Gin Green, of Bolton, passed
, through this section last week.
! The Zarlino Academy has closed until
after the holidays.
! hot going to Abbcvillc. Must be some
attraction.
Mr.. T.. Parker. an energetic young
farmer OF Annie, was in our section
Sunday afternoon.
There's Il rcapcrwhOse name is death,
and with his sickle keen he reaps the
bearded grain ut Il breath, and the
flowers that grow between. Mrs. Ro-
sannah Branyon died at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. DARBY, in Campo
bella, last Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock. She was sick two months, and
her suffering was intense. but she
brcathed her last peacefully and quiet
ly, without a single struggle. Her re-
mains we're brought back to her old
home, and inferred III Little River
Cemetery, where She has been II con-
| sistcnt member for tiftyyeara. Grand
mother was almost seventy five years
! OF age. She leaves three children, two
boys and one daughter Rev. Mike
McGce. OF Honea Path, preached tho
funeral services, which were very ap-
propriatc. Come unto me, ye weary
ones, and will give you rest" The
dear, bereavcd brothers and sister have
the sympathy OF nllthcir friends. May
God bless them and help them to bear
this trial.
A merry Christmas to the readers of
! I!IE lNTELLIGENCER, and many good
wishes for Il happy, prosperous New
Year. ROSE BUD.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

The Secretary of State has an
nonnced that in his forthcoming report
he will publish IL complete list of those
holding commissions of force as no.
tnrics public. There arc now some
6,000 such commissions in force, and
this will be the first time the list has
ever been published.
The War Department has appr0-
pr::;tc,; S2l.000 for Cuban exhibit at
the Paris Exposition.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
Cheap Printing.

Law Briefs at GO cents Payc-Good
Work, Good Paper. Prompt Delivery.
Minutes cheaper than ut any 9th, +
house. Catalogues i'll the best style
If yon have printing to do. it will be 20
your interest to write to the Press aud
Banner, Abbcvillc, $. G. If.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
We are
Doing the
Business
i'm the
Clothing
Line /!
%@NNNNNN~ANNANAN

you where your friends do just c"~ae to
get your New Suit Our trade has steadily increased
began Spot Cash feature which that the
people value Goods They finding out that
they to and
Save from $l.OO to $3.50
Suit Of Clothes But they have to pay Spot Cash.
Well couldn't beat the other fellows prices if sold
the way they They sell cheap they but those
by debts have be made somehow and who
help up except the people who spend
their cash with them. We have bad debts We have
losses That's the other fellow can't meet
prices We have told you before that we you
money your
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
ORDERS PREACHER TO JAIL.
Judge Scott. OF Omaha. Proceed

Judge Scott, of Omaha. Proceeds
Against scnders ofaLcttcr.
Omaha, Neb.. Dec. ii. Judge Scott,
of the district court, has ordered that
the Rav. Elmer y. Quivey, general
manager of the Nebraska Childrens'
Homo association, be committed toJaii,
and has directed that the Rev. I. ]:
McKay of All Saints church, the Rey.
Hubert G. Herring. pastor of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church. and w r. Har-
ford be cited TO show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt Of
court in trying by means Rof a letter,
which they all signed. 10 influence The
judges action in the loedd children
habeas corpus proceedings
The letter in question was addressed
Ito the judge and set forth the opinion
of the writers that the children We're
better off where they were Quivey is
accused of secreting the children when
they We're sent for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
staenl III naade llv 8
GERMANY and tho Cnrolines.

Berlin, Dec. IL. This senli-oftitial
North German Gazette SAYS that dis
patch dated Dec from Governor Ben
nigsen, who, after the formal transfer
LANDS to Germany, had reached Macass
sar on his way back 70 Herbertshoehe,
the prospects at Panape are favorable
for peaceful development. Vice Coy
iernor Hail viii take up his residence
there. Perfect tranquility regns at
zap and Salgan, respectively the pin
lcipal islands OF the West carolines and
Mariannes. Coal has been. discovered
In the Pelews, and IL also expected
THAT gold will be found.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
Holiday Headquarters
We open the Holiday Season
with magnificent stocks Of New
Goods, Toys, Games, Brie-a-
Brae, Jewelry, Leather Goods. Drug

gi4ts suasrl S.lliaa ana Ssla
waEss Lamps. stationery, &c s
simply impossible TO sssg y,ou
through this b-autsiul SO ii our
short advertisement OF SEVEN iaSfss,
You must Ssg It all loe yo eli.
II you want Sats, Rags, Eurs, or
Stylish -loEhing far Yoursslf or
chf5dte0, take 4 trfain ans come dr.
rect to Xouslksrs Il ysu want 10
buy your VII a Christians PRESENT
Of Salus something extta nise
you ean7o DO 50 wei sMhsrg as
yor can at ouassr Whatever
you arr incl1nsd to 20 a thg way
OF Christna S buVi,lq, don part with
your money untsl VOC have seen
or Great New Stor ani the
treasures Il confasas.
Or you can buy anything you
want BY mail Satisfaction Guar
antesd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
TRIED TO CORNER LEATHER.
j. ID. Rockefener's Son in Much
same Position as Young Letter Was
with NJ heat

New York, Dec. 11.-Forgetting all
about Joseph Letter and the deluge OF
wheat that buried him out of sight,
John d. Rockefeller. the younger a few
weeks ago began his career as finan-
cier by investing in some common
Leather stock at low spot in the mar
ket Rockefeller, ST., smiled and told
his son to go ahead. The young hopeful
opened grateful ear to the blandish-
ments of the veteran, James r. Keene,
who had more Leather stock than he
needed. Young Mr.. Rockefeller bought
it. He bought all that was lying
around loose. and was very much
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
WHITEWATER TEAM WINS.
End OF the Biz Six Day Bicycle Race
,f \ey,, NoIK

All Scw York.
New york, pee. IL. Charles " Mil
~ sc Chicago the lorg-distance
hampton bieyc.e rider of the world
ana Frank waller the Dutehman wpn
q Ae six eaS picyele race winch began
al midnight last sunday at the alaqi-
san square Garden Trey finlslled s.
ID o'clock saturday night the hrst ey
two lals Tn# teanl scores Mere:
Miller waller 1888
Maya Nc isaeilsrf. 2,..ssSS.2
1;iYnm Iteree. 2tI3a.l.
Fischer- l'hevaiiei5S 2277SS2.9.
Stevens T5uiville, gg.iiaa22s7.
I,aDooek4 stiissen. 10
senines.I.-l fafstef, 100.
Robert yNathoui, the pucky littlt
Georgian. whose team partner Jay
eaton. aqopped out Tuesday won frs
prizg FOR the highest individual score
having ridden l.4D2 i-5 miles He has
beer. doing some wonderful riding II
the lass four days.
For their week Of nerve racking
record breaking riding Miller ant
Waller, exclusive Of individual prizes
win receive 81 900; Maya McEachern
$500; Glmln-fielee, sfpV, =
twn aud one hundred. Walthour vii
receive $50 for the individual champion
ship,
The scene at the garden was exciting
when the winners swept over tne iine
ending one of the most sensational con
tests of It's kind ever given IN tni
country. Ten thousand people saw tn
finish.
From start to end the race main
tanned was heart breaking, first on
and then another of the leaders goin'
to the front and setting terrific clip
The best previous record for IA
hours was made by Miller in the Gar
den. in 1898, when in six-day race h
lrode 219O miles and $50 yards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
NYhyland Expelled.

Chicago. Dec. n--c. \. W.hyland, one
of the vice presidents of the Chicago
stock exchange. was expelled from
membership In that organization Satur-
day on the specific charge of being con-
nectea withqa bucket-shop.
1t Was a matter of summary action.
AT II o'clock In the morning Mr.. Why
land was notified 10 appear before the
governing committee. All the evidence
in the hands Of the committee had beer
furnished by the Chicago bureau of in
i.,,,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
DUEL BRINGS DEATH TO BOTH.
j. G. Conncrly and aNhredB. Duncan
KiIIcd ut tsrecnyille. Nliss.

Cireenvills, Miss. Dec. II. duel
was fought here Saturday which re-
suited in the slant death Of j. c,
connerly, a. lawyer Of Lake Village.
Ark, and Alfred 3. Duncan general
manager OF the Red I.eaf plantation
ard stores near Sunnysieie, Ark The
affair is said 10 be tils suit ola bust
ness MISUNDERSTANDING Both men
were prominent N the district in which
they resided. c'onnerN received SIX
bullets in different parts Of his body.
while Duncan was struck hui onee--a
load of buckstot ii the left breast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
For over Fifty Aears

Mrs wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children while teething.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain, cures wind collie and is
the best remedy for dlarrhGa. Twenty
five cents bottle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
Annual seed DISTRIBUTION.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE department
of agriculture Will begin its distribution
of seeds little earlier this year than
last, shipping them south the begin
ming of January and perhaps sending a
few shortly before the first. This year
the seeds for distribution to all parts
of the country will consist Of 1SoOo.0oo
packs Of vegetable seeds, l,5ss,ONO OF
flower seeds, besides field and lawn
grass seeds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
signs Of |NPAN[NCE
British Public Growing More Skep-
teal and Critical OF reports
Of Victories.
A Decisive Engagement With Re
suit Of Relieving Ladysmith
What is Wanted.
storm Of Disapproval Of Joseph
Chamberlain's Alliance Speech
still Raging.

8lcopyright 1899, by Associated Press.l.
London. Dec. 1lWhat With the
growing inclination to bu skeptieal oyer
glorious Victories that leave the Beers
able 70 light just as hard the next day.
with the stiil virulent storm of disap-
provai raining from all quarters on Jo-
Ssph Chamberlain because of his re-
narkabls alliance speech, and With the
dawnlng realization 81 tbs. difficulties
which beset the task q ecoilquerlng the
Be~rs and wiping out Airikander dis
satisfaction, the posiiionof the British
goverfnlent at home and in Eurape
has by no means been strengthened.
ia rts.llS decisive viet9ry compelling.
Tho Beers 10 vacate the scene u Bri;isn
Expectations, u; enabling l5ililsll W
aciisNe the relief OF lNstp,srley OF La
aSsnaith, Mould quickly Improve the
lfee!itlg. rnSrt all is not right is feared
IN among The governments staunesi-
est stpppfte.s White awaittag such a
VICTORY as. Us mere fierce Of numbers. u
seems must come, The feeling OF unrest
Is bound to Increase, vsEliie the anxiety
Eexhibi1sd in Well iaferiasd circles that
sprssv irusly spoke op1iiuisii@aiiy OF CAPE
lysli3y bll- nov lsretiuly admit
a!dssrread colonial isaiieGtlon, IS not
!sls,sy to he allayea. / appears that
I'll isrltsh forward movement is re-
9aftlea more by the political conditions
H.5..rxstilfilg III the. territory through
which tn, Inns OF communication pass
stn4r bv ths. Beers, wi4o hsaHg Ike bull
,i,tssS IN tfi.s8 uS,fl fi;liiks.
,l5Itta,lss,s,,ities tiiiiiigathe past week
le,ss. fr4aif.sutlv obse4:vaa that ii it is
,is. IS preserve tne lines ot CONF
+ .,zs,,ff.s i'm, WIN Si,tf 4ti-ge forces
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81 raissn more tstial Is do 50
s,.t..Sn ~ Rsasi r0liIlasus have entered
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Il, -,,i,,7b ,yIj8 h.. rsii,4V 81 AHA shortly is
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-11
Cures kidney Trouble and Bioatins
[F'rom the wife Of leading merchar
of Gruudy county.1

of Grundy county.]
Relnbeck, Iowa. June II, 1899 To
whom it may concern: II have used
'Kid-Rheu' for my kidneys, for bloat-
ing. and for prlckling sensation all
over my body and have found great re-
lief from it. ] will gladly recommend it
to all those who are afflicted with kid
ney troubles. Mrs. b. D.. Young" For
sale by B. A. Morgan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-01
or ~a'ca Nevada D"ug store.
BROKE TIE EGG MARKET.
a Woman from Bangor WINS the
Cause OF Lenten Excitement
in Salem.

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q Ill 9''i us
C ~ way 'h~i' - '.,4' ""'
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~~.' '"s' % "''' '''re " ''o' lH'N-
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vcuIJ be sill 4,+~r .'..th, co .L.
v,,+n bo,,a +, rol..;., .,, ,-,-.l +1.,
to eo,..l for.. low, u~~. ,r--.
> ..nts.o l~zcn Ter ,,.Iot
~c,.er~,s 2,I u.br, tln ,- ,rr,,,,I
Mrs. EIk9.trick Iarnd lrr.,If com
frontc1 with an entire case filed with
the lest stock. Nv hat shall Ur
thcnH' was the question of The bo,rin
the EiL.,. !~i,t I-o,..ah,lI that l,,
The b Us finally solved the probln,l
Alto some pleading from them. t9,nir
mOth>r save tIrnl hask,1s3nd ouo,-.nd
them - 9, ovt On the streets OF Salem
TcdIiirv Maine t2zc cents dozen.
The ,~0ur15trrs started ii noon and in
two hours had sGiL out. The f.rns v-cre
broVn ard fre and went as fast As thc
h~ausc,y:ycs had a SIGHT Of thn7o As
the e.:rs went. 50 did the news. BEFORE
many hours the information +s?+ oops
Of Tie best quality were selling uDto,>n
at - cents. when the market nrine WAS
getting to be considered prohibitiye
reached the storekeepers. AGENTS wont
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-01

A black lace train has an excellent eff
feet mounted over white lisSe and worm
over a white Iisse dress: and a novelty
in artificial flowers : u black rose with
green leaves. and black pansies are also
to be seen with green leaves. A train
of soft black liberty satin. ~~wdered
with jet seQuins. bearing w ed Dor
der of chenille and Jet. is very lovely,
and a study in violet may be well
achieved with a dress of three shades
OF mauve tulle and a train Of violet
panue. lined with mauye and trimmed
with trails of Orchids. What an exceed
ingl.y becoming color violet is: it ex.
ercises a beneficial effect on the com.
pleXion alike of the blonde and of The
brunette. | believe most implicitly il
the value Of the bunch of violets il
the center Of the spring toque, al
though. as | have previously mentioned
the rarer blossoms are the more in ia
vor,-St. Louis Republic.