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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-13
LAIrGHEn rIII. SIZE DIED

LOUISVILLE, KY, May Miss
Catherine Maude Rice, a pretty girl,
laughed herself to death. She was Wis
iting some friends when one of them
told a funny story. The physician said
lesion of the brain was produced by her
laughter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-13
MAY HOLD STOCKS.

Attorney General Dole yesterday rem
dered an opinion, in answer to a ques-
tion from Acting Governor Cooper, to
the effect that the proposed amendment
of the charter of the Oahu Railway and
Land Company, to allow the company
to hold in other corporations, is within
the law.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-13
SCIATIC RHEUMATISM CURED AT
TER FOURTEEN YEARS OF
SUFFERING.

IT have been afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism for fourteen years" says
Josh Edgar, of Germantown, Cal, us.
A. Il was able to be around but con-
stantly suffered. l tried everything |
could hear of and at last was told to
try Chamberlain Pain Balm, which
did and was Immediately relieved and
ia a short time cured, and l am happy
to say it has not since returned" Fly
rot use this liniment and get well? II
is for sale by all Dealers, Benson
Smith & Co., general agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-13
WAILUKU, Maui, May 1, 1902.
Dear Sirs: In my innocence I pur.
chased in Honolulu a jar of your
Pin Money Pickles

1t brought me great trouble, and one
OF three things must occur:
l. You must stop making them or
2. l must get them at less expense,
or
8. 1 am a ruined man.
Since my first venture I've had many
Jars" My family from early morn
cry pickles." neighbors ring the door
bell and shout Pickles." relatives Wis
it me in expectation of Pickles" Your
pickles are my Nemesis. Please, dear
sirs, quote them by the key, barrel
hogshead, ton or shipload, and pre-
serve" me. Yours very truly,
CARROLL WHITAKER.
p, ST. want Gherkins, Caulifiower
Onions, Martynia, Mixed, Peaches and
Mango.
@ w.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-13
AMERTCAN ARTIsTs.

The society of American artists has
recently elected the following officers:
President, John La Fargo; vice-presi-
dent, Kenyon Cox; secretary, Henry
Preliwitz; treasurer Samuel Isham
member of board of. control H. Bolton
Jones.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-13
GOV. DOLE ALL RIGHT.

New England has been indicated.
For year or more the enemies of Gov.
Dole of Hawaii have been endeavor-
ing to effect his downfall. His vindica-
ton is complete; the carpet baggers"
have been thwarted; the old regime
will not be Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26

s+,,,otion After a uniform grade mas
heen secured by the use OF "heele'.
scrapers, drag scrapers and plows' an"
nocsihlv road graders as we'll. tlefc
nro nlaced upon this foundation threc
soparate layers of the best quaint! Oh
stone that is procurable i'll the Vic'n-
ity. The foundation course WHICH =
is about five inches in thickness anu
made up of two and one-half men
stonn is thoroughly rolled before the
second course. composed OF one anu
onc.half inch stone. is put on, ana TINS
1,ver in turn is sprinklcd and rolled
/ hefore the surface layer or "binde:'
&c if is commonly called, consisting OF
rbree-ouarter irch stone and dust j
put in place.
The sand road is formed by placing
six inches of river sand OH bed o.
natural clay, neither the bed nor III
surface of The road being rolled. III
dirt road is made Ivy grading III III
nsual. manner. AS Il rule neither q
these latter classes Of highways Is cor
structed save to demonstrate the supt
/ riori,y OF the macadam road. Consl'
or,ble attention has been given to III
construction of steel-track WACO
enthusiastically the most novel tSl
Of highway yet introduced in any cou
try. The steel road might De coi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26

.ooio+ions In this connection many I'LL y
nortant experiments have been maoe
- tnst the power required in hauling
oI,or v,rious kinds of roads. The Gov
ornmont has learned, too, by consui'a'
tion With many thousands of the most
intpl,ieent farmers Of the country ina
+no ovnense of moving farm products
and supplies averages on al! the Annel. t
ican country roads twenty-five Genus
ner ton mile, whereas the charge III the
coed roads districts Of this ana otIei
countries is less than onc-third that
amount. This extra expense amounts
in the aggregate to more than the ell
tire expenditures Of the National GOV.
ornment, and taking into account all
of the hauling done on the pubic roaas
the loss is equal to one-fourfh Oh 'he
home value of all the farm plauuc's
OF the United States.
Probably the most interesting phase
&c tba work has been found. however
in the construction of specimen roau;
of various kinds in different parts o'
thc country, Ordinarily three stHie'
of road have been represented III 'hi
governmental work-;l modern macao
am. sand and dirt road. VI thes
threc the macadam highway is III
most interesting from the point Oh COZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
seeeNeSseAseASS NNNeseeSeeoes
THE HEART OF A GIRL.
8 By Frances Wilson.
GaeSNNASNNN eoo@S@ee@ @eNeeANAM

They had not talked five minutes be-
fore Sanford's pulse was beating tu-
multuously. At the end OF ten, he felt
like q man who had been offered the
Kohinoor in the rough and refused IT,
For vague, uncomfortable recollectlons
of other days were revived when ne
met Marcia Wentworth again Tor the
first tine in years.
She was superb in her maturity anu
made him see a vision. He was con-
scious of a confusion of things Egyp-
tian in the background of his mind
Cleopatra, lotus blooms and the SPHINX
for in some subtle way she suggested
the richness and splendor OF more
poetic days.
Fifteen years! she murm'lred dream
lily, looking at him with swcetly mock
ing eyes. "And |, who was II, am 81.
She puckered her smooth forehead INTO
a knot and made a quaint grimace
which filed Sanford with a mad desire
TO kiss her then and there.
Fifteen years." he retorted tragic
ally. land |, who was So, am
Forgive me-" she laughed with
dcprccating gesture, land don't say 1t.
Take the ether point of view. Fifteen
years ago" (consc.ingly) you were
twice my age. Today You are nowhere
near that" and with glance half mis-
chieyous, half consoling, she turned to
greet an acquaintance who was mak'hs
his way toward them.
Relegated to the background LOT tne
moment, Sanford occupied hlmseil III
trying to decide just how much. of that
old Irritation she probaalyremeh osfe"'
She was but slip Of girl III those
days, and though the details hau es-
capped him he wes still uncomfortaDly
conscious Of the alteration that llSea 70;
shine out at him froalg her unconsesssGs
youngseyes. he had. dsSagu s,ispi ctnn;
that ,R1ssspnsueta etan1la moi: been boxeI
reproasb nigh t haYe asgiyen'
himsf ff that afor/he had been bored!
What he gould not forgive was his.
Grass stupidity IN falilnS 10 discover IL
little Marcia wentworth the ciU5-"ts.
CT this splendid creature, allrSoi1tnes5;;
and fire. -,
1t was late in the afternoon and; tne:
Trevor grounds. always famous LOT
their beauty, were at their best. 1t
was a scene worthy o. apoet. indeed
Mrs. Trevor's garde9 parties were
poetry made real. ...Si =,
Vatican, with as,touch OF omar
remarked Miss Wentworth as they
were left to themselves once more. i
feel as if we were illustrating the Ru-
haiyat."
"Is that delicate way of intimating
that You wish me bring Nn"- Soma
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
,,,.cb III Hclrin. G"lc.

peculiar Circumstance has con
+ribrted 10 golfs popularity ana taa;
is the rowdyism that brought basena:l
into disrcpute. There is no contest
that equals the great American - .nT, =,
# has the snap. the science the Sh,''
and every feature that appeals To th'
quick appreciation and nervous @ ue
mands of the average American na,
Americans do not like profanity anu
the better classes of them are Oppose,
TO paving good money to be dlssus'eu
bv the bad manners and worse 'ah'
quage of hired ruf!ians.
Turned from the ball games. 'hoA'
sands OF these men have sought othel
recreation. and have found 1t III so!i
Some time in the future baseball VII
be rescued from its low condition AM
there will be the mightiest revival eve
know in the history Of sport MA!
the day be hastened!-Philadeiphl
Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
STYLISH sINGLE-BR EAsTED BLOUSE

re waist is made over ht'eo iihins
cnto which tic yoke is taceu. ou'
which can be cut away to yoke dsp'h
when q transparent effect is desired
The full portion is gathered at both up,
ner and lower edges, but the waist anu
lining close together at the cen'le
hack The sleeves are in bishop style
with pointed cuffs, and over the shoui-
ders finishing the edge of the yoke, Is
y pointed bertha that suits childish
figures admirably we'll. At the neck
is a standing collar
The skirt is circular and mares lreeiS
and gracefully at the lower portion
while the upper edge is joined to the
skirt, tie scam being concealed D! tne
sash.
To cut this dress for child of elghl
wears Of ace ivc and a half yards OF
material w., ~ one inches wide, hV'
wards twenty sever iuches wide. lou'
and a hal! :orls thirty two lnche'
wide. or thr. al five ";ghth Earo'
forty-four inches wi;'c will be re
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
j. Not National Eank. i ssi:as
4-.a, 4 fnf those III omen wh

a.4-..an Of those ECanug tflll]- --,9omen. VINO
nroeont a ten-do!lar bi.l On street car
their five-cent fare received les-
son the other day which she IS not s'i'
IN forget. She handou the Dill " .a'
conductor with an air of innocent uh-
concern which was just little too
pronounced to be natural Inc CON.
ductor young fellow, unlike mos os
his kind made no protest. Ihe "os''a'.
looked reviewed, in spite OF herself as
10 accented the money and relreate"
- tbe rear platform Of the car 10 MAKE
change. ,o.o,. ,ofors
It was fully ten minutes later Deloie
the Young man strobe into the ca''
holding both hands before him. so as
to form cup.
Here you arc. madame he an
nounced in a loud voice which attract
pd the attention OF the other rassca'
% aars "Here's the change for tnat ten,
Joll,r bill. I'd advise YOU to count )!
ond make sure it's all right.
saving this, he opened his hanas a..' '
,,o,,red stream OF dimes. nickeis ant
cents into the woman's Jap.
"ob, OH" gasped the wonan, as .h 81,
gathered up her dress to pfeven' ~ ~;
Coins falling ON the aooF. why I'M
is dreadful. cant get all THIS mome e
in nv purse. haven 70" "fse
change than this. ,,,,
NO. ma'am," responded tie ronan' u"
$ Tor promptly. That's the best I'd
~. Put thought yea con!u give II
,, D hills" protested the woman.
e e ' "I'm sorry. madame" :" said the co..
>. u. dnctor but you had no ri sht u 'n.a
y y 60 II amt no national bank NE
yorl; Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
,,..,,i,.. Torri,l SumInr~.

Australia is the hottest country on
oaoml have riGGen for miles astride
Of the equator, bat have never founa
boat to compare with thi: Out in the
country in The dry times there appears
- no little more than sheet CT brown
noner between you and the lower
regions and the people facetious'y say
that th.y nave to feed their hens on
cracked ice to keep them from laying
hoi,cd esgs.-San Francisco Call.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
NE MADE HER SAY "oBEY."
How Facetious Bridegroom o'"S
,,.t1. TAXA the Vow.

How n Facetious Bridegroom Cause" III"
Bride to Take the Vow.
m remember" said an old clergy
man the other day, that | was snu-
denly hard put to it to decide wAether
I should roar with laughter at SOL
emn service in the house Oh 6ou VI
whether | should be very angry lhe
upshot was that l had such hard-"oiN
TO keep a straight countonance that l
forgot to be angry at all. The incl
dent arose in this way: -.
"It was in my early days N l51ne Ing
ministry, and was perry ms hack-
farmer~to a country lass III mo
woods church. About that I'M, - ~
women Of ImcrlrcS--wcrc just neslh-
ming to kick against the c':ase III o't
marriage service which/hakes uieL'
promise to love, honor ana OBEY
their spouses. Tie bride IN tp!s ea"e
wanted to escape the VOW, but did not
have the courage to refuse ''ttefiy &c
take it. Instead, she tried to SUR ire
enten.e when it came her turn TO re-
| 4DeaS the aWOfQS diLsl >'''S
10 love, honor p-d bey,' leaving OFT
( f tile o, in the 1s92e that would not
notice the omission. BIZ. aid .no,lee
the omission, and stopped.
"'You must say "obey" clearly, i
announced, or l cannot go on.
THE brlLe hung her head, but a
stubborn looK came over her face.
and I could sec that it would take a
lot of persuasion to make her change
her mind.
"'Will you not say "obey'?' | asked
"She only shook her lead.
Come, now said l, coaXlngly.
will repeat the words again and yo'
say them after me.
81 did so, and the bride murmure'
love. honor and bey.'
81 looked at the bridegroom, TO se
If he had any suggesuon to make: IN IN
j ,irregerent> ffs,Iow actnai ily5 gave me = 3
Z F-v;,ls -. ,'Fyls fer oilGc more, Sir ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26

The latest convenience in the New New
York apartment is private safe; bullt
49, ~ +bn wall, and so arranged that
nn1y | the tenant is acquainted with the
oornbin,tion. This makes it possible
Sor The fiat dweller possessing valuable
sI,ver ~ Jewels and papers to keep them
~ ~ his apartment instead Of in the
,eults of the safe deposit or the bank
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
You score! But to return

Y.
IS came and went like an
,cession Of gray phantoms'
" a letter arrived mention
.her home news, the prob
&c of the man and the tdlr
igsfKere &as q terrific OFT
iber saT sne detail-the flg-
sgiir sFipg, prone upon the
6akiiig With sobs. That was
acs4S9f the girl. I think we
4 az $ iissdied that pight, and
Who rose in her, place
has n, lever been quite SO fair
me Due OF the sky is less
sunlight isSs.~- joyous ans
Wind isn't ss,Sais. ~i--tA.s
aesa as wncn it blew across
the girl"
words were scarcely audible
rentworth's face was almos'
;he gave an impatient shruG
herself of unpleasant mem
,ere came a morning wher
her eyes, yawnod, thanked
she was alive, and though
of a love of a gown wnlc!
e home that day. Then sh'
anxiously if she had gon
| looks (she felt as if ther
,m le4-!), and she knew b,
IS that her first love alrai
and her girlhood decentl,
n it's gravel"
about all-it really ism
story. One may lose a
II be fairly haply And ye
RS thesarm
as somefiS delicatel
ithe hectia her word
Ing delicatel sresretful q
I miss the girl" she fiji
rose and they moved 0
rass together.
occur,.,tos yoazs'7Satnniord
y. ], o,ss... 81 i.l-..- I-ssss,r-s- = ...4..st+f,s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
' SS - So.
z. 9
lf, ,faSe sereiIed bra q bssS q
- ;s 4 I Il 2; ;SncS,, hinaf;Urs'

mGterlals aii'i win =,
jlii.sysested both for the odd
he entire costume.
Il snugly fitted and III
5ie7tlarts. under-arm cores
,c,s. The waist proper IS
smooth at the back with
er.arm cores, but is slightly
front. The vest or fnll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
DIEvAT1IG HORSE-DRA WV GRADER AT wv


your triumphs and partl|
defeats. You will keep
letter the terms Of this
Coach her around the
life. Make her steal u
the watchful eye of tht
she reaches the home +
Make her score ms
Joyous days. that the y
perity may contlnu
vC,lr heads
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
Marriage q La

UnuSual HuHiol " 9I1'
Rev. C. T.. Thomas
fore the marriage q
known baseball II
Graw. and Miss W.
st. AIMS Cathoiic
more, Md. He said in #
Let seltishness be IN
happiness. but underE
must often give up e
himself, that both s
you know tSassz
the nunsbeI
Don't try ~ It, s Z.
reserve clause is
Fear not the adv
many and strong. I 81
rob you Of this resY
The game vii! not "
YOU work together. q
and victory is yoHrs.S
YOU, aid you. support
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26

of,tei. mvtnlps3 4 ny ~ NJ: =
ynrds OF earth sS~1-. =, =, !,
The elevatins grader \
and about twelve hoFsej
for it's movement, SONG
pulling and others
Grating force consis
and two machine ope$
latter looking after "
other giving attention y
conveyor. The plow
t.unakes Il cut twelVcV
Nser Il grade has beelY
chino of this type may
desired 70 elevate dirt {
the roNasan whene
utcd by graders q
! Scientific American.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26

On, u: s-N,.la:i. How she saz
lf6Tf IN afss geffTls, and how faff'of plans
she was to make herself worthy o>
him.
reminiscent smile hovcred about !,
Miss Ventworth's lips, and she locke"
off across the lawn as II she hau ioi.
gotten her companion. E
"Cir,s are not usually $3.50 impreSsE
s:cnable," he hazarded in delensl'eI
manner Li
mis- one was" she respo
cinctly.
Experienced people likd
me- she went on, continuing
once more. "can see that
trouble brewing for the girl.
expected it. and it came II
derbclt from clear Sky.
into details. He had wea
plaything. Then. there
with fair hair and the eye
and what was a girls heart Una " e
should stand in the way of mans ass
fancy
Miss vcntworths small head rested:
against the tips of her fingers anu iief
qrp,t eyes looked calmly into san
ford.s as she asked this question with
tic IMPARTIAL air of one VINO seeks
abstract truth. -.
Fic shook his head. ~.4,ss.ss5Ey.s:gs.
"rhc girl was heaftbrokenTyfsssf7sslls. 7sl.
aed. for in the innocence of hSr heart
she thought that she had madeSa ter Ter
2 rib1e imroGest mistake, and that~ne
ne,er had made love to her-really!
: lter face used to burn at the thought
: ,,d sbo would have given her head
for chance to convince him that sne
t too had only been amusing herself
sra was wounded in her pride anu~iI
0 her heart aiike-and the nights were
q dreadful" She finished intoherently
e 81 sec the moral looming up in thu
y distance" murmured her hearer plant
J. iyely. 1T casts long shadow ant
N tile tip OF it points to me-!
le "Rut it's only a fairy tale, yo
I. ,,now" she said with shrug, and the
e. continued:
- - THE girls family went abroad. an
-, she was dragged from London TO fari
Z. and from Paris to Rome; but her stut
"I horn fancy clung to the man anu re
ei freed to let go. She looked upon tn
~ sunlt sea at Cannes, and thought
him, and stared at the midnight sun
-. ~ and thought of him. There was new
'ln roment when she would not NAY
en iur,ncd al a chance to return to I'M
us ro,,cv little western city, U. 5. +
inst because he was there. WhaI u
ale sho care about the glories of Il
+od woTld?'
~. 49, "sho used TO awaken in the NOR
WA ing wondering how she would
od through the day and longing Tor nls'
~ For though she was wretched, she "
toll young and strong. and so she Slept I"
o,retimes-dreamed!
;,,o THO last words; were spoken solti'
" aressirgly--and sent a thrill aio
ON Saurord's nerves.
''"' Did you-that is did she rea
o,ra so mrcf?" he stammered.
ok 81 am compelled to admit that
+iva mid the penalty-as women no.
know" came the answer IN e
it's sweet voice. -,
,erv I'VE have not reached the END.
,,.ood IN low tone. WHO can tie
she perhaps a heavier penalty Will De
arm acted Of him,
inn His voice was eager and there
,res tho ole wcl-rememhcred tenderness
th7. + It stirred Marcia's senses lilI
lush strain OF, ~, g. - hin, and coood
oL.- only SnN D"N'>
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26

"a q SiIy paSs,NSS ~ tIsSast
srrnent and then inned ~
.sYi}u have evidently forgotten mat I
We last saw each other where we meet
todav-at a garden party at Mrs. Ilc-
yor,s That talent for forgetting =
shaking her head at him smiinsiS
"How much you men owe to II!
He had forgotten-and he sparreu
for time now as he racked his brain
for some detail of that far-away AFTER
noon-some trifle which he might res,
cue from the debris of the past anu
make into a pretty speech. The gods
were merciful. Suddenly a slim sirlish
figure in white rose before MIN anu
nair OF dark, intense eyes gazed INTO
his. Still he hcsitated for momehI
before he spoke in order TO De quite
sure for the walls C MS memory were
richly frescoed with girlish figures
and he hated to make blunders! Ihen
he spoke triumphantly, but with Just
the rich touch of melancholy meaning
in his voice
$50 you think that I've forgotten?
Listen. then! Your gown was soft ana
thin and white, and you wore a big
hat covered with yellow roses.
He looked straight at her, but her
ewes did not fall as in the old days. IN
stead, she returned the gaze unilinch-
irgly, and curiosity, amusement ano
disbelief were mir led in her glance,
"Bravo." she cried softly; but sht
was unconvinced. He saw that, ant
was nettled by it. Fortunately, h
could not read her thoughts, for SIT
was wailing to her inner self, An
ne, That should have to acknowl
edge to myself that he's Just an ordi
. nary firt after all! How crude | mus
n have been at IT. And yet
+ Her thoughts went swiftly back t
il tnat day in her girlhood, when she ha
met him last. The scene was the sam
!. as today-great stretches of velvet
Il turf, stately trees ard groups OF pee
"a ple laughing and chatting together! q
10 that afternoon, she remembered I'll
l. western sky was blaze OF rose colo
;s How the gay scene had mocked III
h misery, as Sanford, who was devotir
=. himself to the beautiful Miss Caro-
- forgetful of her existence, never on
- anproached her, though he knew tn
y # would be their last meeting, as h
~ family was leaving for Europe on e
10 following day.
~ Today she noted with amused a
:. preciation the western sky was baI
~ ~ of pale gold, and the color seem
VI more appropriate to the vanished ide;
w and lost illusions of 80. Seventeen
III and rose color Thirty-two-and p;
lie gold!
os "You were thinking-?' prompt
It. Sanford, inquiringly breaking in up
her reverie.
81 am thinking" she answer
bringing her eyes back to him del
erately-'T am thinking that will
YOU a story. But perhaps, with
touch of malice, you do not !
slories?'
"on the contrary, dote upon tn
Do begin"
Miss Wentworth settled herself IN
comfortably in her chair. Then. 10
ing at her companion in spe2ula'
l. manner, she began.
- Its a sort of fairy tale ana
~ about a girl. She was neither v
beautiful nor very interesting, BIT
y think l may say truthfully that
nice sort Of girl. with WI
saearfsEboundless enthusiasm and an
icit sebelief in her feliow-"reaV III
vor & slfall fave to confess, thcH
uo She was zone of the kind who y
~ fur;o5sly at the slightest provocatlt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
Coronation

The craze for coro 81
spreading. says the "
Not only shall we e.
icweled crowns in nj p
as brooches and chaN
estry and even cretonf
ing furniture shows II
rock, rose and thistle,
our wall papers will !
suite. These topical
remain in favor. and
so rash us TO stamp a!
nation symbols, he w
very soon tire of the"
4 change.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
Skirts.

There has been IL great deal cf talk
about full skirts. and theI--ceraln!y
are getting fuller. They>@re Irou frou-
ing round the feet though still keeping
that graceful, = clinging appearance
round the hips. We III evince tenG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
THO Original Drnslhead'.

IN pompcii people who gained adj
mittance TO an entertainment without
nov,ne admission were called dead
i,aod because the checks used for
adn,esica we're small ivory deaths
HEADS.