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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-01-24
SOLICITOR BECOMES JUDGE.
The R2a .;aha S R;iiSSG'ii Now Goes on
Ih2 Beach.

Co-yAiI;i... Ja"lmry. 23:-The
tine OF tie .."-l>la'urt was largely
raken " to'ay By lle lections, and
litlle ..:.,:. Wa 9rin>!crei in
either H,">r.
The election of Solicitor Wilson
as Ja,lge, oftne 3 circuit over Re-
prcscntatative Fraser excited the
creates; interest of the day. The
friends nf each gentleman had
worked hard for the position Mr.
Wilson will so into Office in Sep.
tember.
When the hour of noon arrived
the senate and house met IN joint
assemblyin the hall of the house,
Lieutenant Governor Mcleod presid-
ing.
Clerk Hemphill, Of the Senate,
read the Joarnal of the Senate re.
ferriug to the ballo' Yesterday for
United States senator, and Clerk
Hamer, of the House, Jolrnal refer
rrng to the Same matter Lieuten.
ant Governor Mcleod then declared
Senator Tilimaa elected for the
term of SIX years, beginning Much
4, 1907.
The other elections were then en-
tered upon.
For Judge of the Sd circuit, Sem
ator Clifton placed in nomination
Representative T b Fraser. This
was seconded by Representatives
Sharpe, Nash, Harley, Frost. Nor
rell, Nicholson, Senator Kelley,
Representative SUruggs and Senator
Otis.
Senator Walker, in short speech,
nominated Solicitor John S Wilson.
This was seconded by Senator'S Har.
din, Wells, Appel and Rogers, Rep
resentatives Doar, .Johnstone,
Sawyer and Bryan.
Senator Carlisle moved that
nominations be closed, and as tellers
Senators Otis and Wells and Rep
resentatlves Brantley, Won Ko'nltz
and Nicholson we're named. The
vote was as follows: Wilson "a;
Fraser 76. 80 Mr. Wilson was
elected.
The next election was for superin-
tendent of the Penitentiary. Capt
Davis Jefferson Griffith was nomlnati
ed by Senator Eird. There were
no other nominations and Capt
Griffith was reelected unanimously.
Three drec. ors of the Peaitentiary
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-01-24
Death OF A Young Man.

Louis O'Bryan, a son of Mr.
w NJ O'Bryan of Heinemann,
passed, away this friday morn
ing at 1915 o'clock, after a
lingering illness. He was just
nineteen years of age. Mr. o.
Bryan came here about a year
ago to take position as book
keeper for the Williamsburg
Livestock Co., and has been in
their employ ever since. Dur
ing his stay in Kingstree he
gained many friends. who are
bereaved by his death. Our
sympathies are extended to the
afflicted fIn'y.
The remains will be inferred
Sa turd lay at Richmond Presby-
terian church.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-01-24
AHyihiaR Symposium.

KiDsstree lodge Knights of
Pythias entertained it's men,
bers last evening with a delight
fnl banquet. After the regular
meeting the Knights repaired to
the new brick store of ? 5
Courtney, which afforded ample
room for the entertainment. In
social commingling at the ban
quet board the evening was
pleasantly passed and a most
excellent bill of fare discussed.
The menu cards were daintily
pretty, showing the emblem OF
the order.
PHI Stoll, Esq, in eloquent
and graceful terms, addressed
the lodge on the Good of the
Order and was followed by
number of others in impromptu
remarks on various topics of in
terest.
A toast was drunk standing
to Brother H A Meyer, to whom
the lodge is indebted for the
conception and carrying out of
this admirable entertainment.
Among the guests assembled
around the festive board were
noted, Messrs Thos McCutchen,.
Monte Jacobs, j w Cook, R K
Wallace, J Y McGill, P H Stolf,
" r Scott, DR. C D Jacobs, H G
Askins, F W Fairey, LII Fairey,
G W Wolfe, P S Courtney, W E
James, E c Epps and B W But
Ter.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-01-24
WRECK nr FLORIDA ELyEP.
Atlantic CGcc,1:: Lis YGSi:y3,a Train
DaS. q .?tO Open Sn:icf.

The. wreck O. the Coast tine,
New Nc~'; art "oTida vestihnle
train Ne :. II Tema~ses. Mon
day nigh, ~. ed to BE a. OF
the most disastrous in the his
tory of this section.
AS viewed today by repres-
sentative of The News and Cour-
ier the wreck presented scene
long to be remembered. The
large locomotive pulling the
vestibule' train, running at forty
miles an hour, dashed into an
open switch and into the engine
OF freight train standing on
the side track. The freight
train was not over forty feet
from Tie entrance TO the switch,
and before the crew of either
train had time to jump the en-
gines We're together. The o b.
servation car Of the vestibule
train was teieScoped and calght
fire. and almost before the pas
sengers realized what had hap
pened the three forward coach
eS were burning.
There WAS only one passeng-
er in the observation car and
the negro porter. The passenS-
er was killed and burned to a
crisp; the porter saved himself
by breaking a window and jump
ing from the burning car. The
two engines, the observation
car, two Pullmans and several
freight cars were burned to the
ground.
Five men were killed-tour
being burned to crisp under
the heavy cars.
The wreck was caused by an
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-01-24
PROGRAMME
OF williamsburg Teachers Association
Meeting TO be Held February 2.

OF williamsburg Teachers Association
Meeting 10 be Held February 2.
Williamsburg County Teach
ers' Association, Kingstree
Graded School Building, Febru-
ary >, 1907, II O'Clock.
PROGRAMME.
Prayer-Rev. z. E. Erwin.
Music.
Discussion 1.-The Consoli-
dation of Rural Schools. . (a)
MIR T G Covington. (b) Miss
Florence Bell.
Music.
Discussion II.-Local Taxa
tion.-(a) Mr. Z B Hallman. (b(
Mr. - Goolsby.
Music.
Miscellaneous Business.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-01-24
2. P. r. Lippman'S Great Rem
edy,


Is the gle test blood purifier in the
world; superior to all sarsaparlllas
for the cure Of Scrofula in its worst
form, Goitre, Hip Disease, SweIled
Neck, Running Sores and Sores IN
the Byes.
P. P. P. makes sure and rerma-
neht cure
Miss Ida Hastings, Savannah, Ga ,
SAYS she was suffering all the torture
of terrible case of scrofula, and
no relief could be obtained until
P. P. P, Lippman's Great Remedy,
was tried; the result was complete
cure, Sold by w l. Wallace.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-01-24

We bought at low prices
before the advance in
leather goods and give our
patrons the benefit of the
farmer basis of prices as
long as. our present stock
lasts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18
tsftty<t a n<t ~

1ss cpee iA gyaa ID which he ayx a pafE
Te ND esnrsee primary genej result nov
kaovp ap ft the dpy u ay target things
aat s scramble m supremacy W. should interest
d ne DafH
10 bo vto by ue Il a. afoa 10 procure shs nomination.
aa grateful yga rsgset e many things which you
hAst Aad anq d0pe fo only hope repay you III
suth gonnee oss did agrse a. at
honest = opr contention
"To hose u has democratic standard pledge you ny
support md he support of those who followed end
my fo have NJ gvemmmt tho party. We should
fgst Ne ndduayote nj individuals primaries for the principles
ent party IN general elections particularly democratic party
~ nseass speculate on what brought about ny
Defeat sufficient be- found the statement plurality
q those participating the primary preferred another their
bearer
TIE campaign tae been remarkable one
uf eonsoaon n knowing that haye wrong any
f controversy and not wodo the demo-
eay N he approaching struggle % back to ny home and business
WITH cohHeae buey void Of onen sha private citizen,
at All ean V advance the interests the expect 10
i've The happiness and welfare Of people be my chief concern
and there u sacrifice would hesitate in the interests of he
people of the commonwealth
T those opposed have word Of crtca
Many things were charged against during progress campaign
lhat oey geyd and wounded II charges honestly made
lRa parties making them win The wrong they did me
ana W honest mon viii DO what hay IA
repeated those charges fer h ~ jufng
eun only say, forgive,
'Io friends Who have by he thounds loyalty supported M
publicly ekpe ny anke No for Office had dc
voted followers than hayo had this contest
Y came before e people he state practically stranger asking
thet hands e highest honor they will upon and
certainly proud Tie many hounds have rallied 70 my
support hops the tme vii when meaaure to them
whnt iee N my heart end somewhat them for their allegiance
70
Aqd he people lot urge that the subject Of prime
pvaheu 60 the whole people u e securing eood The
obtain statehood J. 70 Mty The constitution The constitution ~ my
luaRmn splendid nstmmen should support oi every
citizen q TIE new stnte who really dearea statehood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18
Or. E. Carr
Opticion
Twelfth year in practice. Third
year in chickasha.
OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY PRE-
PARATORY SCHOOL

II gives four full years Of prepar-
atory work, prepares for entrance to
the state university, employs twenty
college and university trained teach
ers, and has three beautiful buildings,
thoroughly equipped. 1t affords great
hexibility in the administration Of the
four year programs Of study: Class
ical, Modern Languages, Scientific.
English, Commercial and Manual
Training.
Special Features: Physical Train
ing, Military Science and Tactics,
Domestic Science, Domestic Art, Ag-
riculture, Manual Training, Drawing
and Art, Public Speaking, Music and
two one-year courses in Business
Training
Tuition Is free IN all departments
TO residents Of Oklahoma.
JAMES H. KELLEY, President,
Tonkawa, Oklahoma.
6-18 2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18
GOOD THINGS
IN STORE


81 - Cs1ts1ezs sa ere1izz az
tef 4 eneeFt sy the Hszmoay Ladies
.zrtetts ~. - r. a uilt gss
etags e. 1lszs I4ffy and Less
Ey Or. seaa. ws d krovn
s1Fgaghs1t TIE land sstts @Taffy
Nan = BE y the mo popalzr
spres on ~ AmeFiean platform
ard j. . great h1rist. HIS lseture
- s4id % BE- mfe eure for aiI forms
~ sas biaes and 4 yoa don't want
70 ia1gh, you better not hear bin.
Two gfeas lecturers are on The pro-
gram for tomoffow, Dr.. John ?. b.
John, on "The Worth " Man At 4
oeloek and Frederick Warde on 4The
Wit and Wisdom of Shakespeare
Fools, 81 3 p M
Every lecture Il preceded ~ fine
gnusieal program and Ar. Amsbary
aiao sntertains With readings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18
THE COOKING SCHOOL


The ladies who have charge Of the
cooking school at the Chautauqpa had
4 large crowd out this morning to in.
vostigate things In Che culinary line.
In the absence Of the demostrator who
has not yet come Mrs. X. VI. Evans
had charge. On Wednesday morn
lngs meats and vegetables win be
taken up. Mrs. Oberstein will have
charge Of the former and Mrs. n.
Stephens Of the latter. On Thursday
morning cakes and salads ID the bill.
Mrs. A. A. Humphreys viii demon
strato cakes and Mrs. s. W. Bird,
salads. On tomorrow the full pro-
gram for the entire course win be
published All ladies IN the city who
are interested are cordially invited,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18
cHAUTAUQUA VISITORS

Among the visitors in town yester-
day were the followingi Mrs. w. III.
Lester, Mrs 0. p. Wimberly, Lind
say; w. B. Anthony, MARROW; w. P.
Bradley. Miss Clara Bradley, Ernest
Bradley and wife, Bradley; Robert
Burns, J y. Wilkinson, J n Bond, w
II. Ailmre, II, W. Sltton, John Left
wich, Comancho; A. II. Mouutfort. A.
&, Rainee, G. w, Harper, w. ?. Dun
can Ed Coylo, I. J padgett, Rush
Springs; G. =. casnof. W. A. Bryant,
pocasHtel A. 7 Garner, Mrs w. ".
Alexander, Alex; and A. W. Collier
and Lee Woods, Duncan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION

Oklahoma city, June 49, Two
ti'ousaud democrats from the two
territories met IN convention today 70
ratify the nominations made ut the
democratic primaries held June
and pcs suitable resolutions. or
icial returns show &. N. Haskell nom
mated for governor, T. r. Gore and
Robert Owen for United States SEN
asors. william ]. Bryan addressed
The convention this afternoon,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

Said Mr.. r. N. Cochran, the real
estate man today, "Chlckaaha is going
te have 70 build more houses to take
care 0f the people who aro coming IN.
Ii spite of the faes that The Rock IL
land has lsken good many people
away from heFe have within TIA pa Il
lhree weeks located three conductors
and their families and two engineers
and their families here. Houses are
scarce and he supply Is not equal 10
The demand,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

J. r. 0wsley brought small
branch Of one Of his plum trees into
the Express office today and 1t was
loaded with fine fruit 10 the point Of
breaking He has a number Of these
tres from which he viii gather a
large qauntity. They are the Japan
ese variety which grow very large
Mr.. Owsley raised them when he liv-
ed in Texas and he says they do
equally well here His orchard is
full Of peaches and plums and all
kinds Of fruit. The trees are but 3
years old but are bearing abundantly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

Mr.. X. H. Hovey, formerly in the
confectionery business here, will 20
into the moving picture bulness the
first Of July Mr. Hovcy has SC
cured the room now occupied as a real
estate Office BY r. N. Cochran Just
aeross the alley from the Bank Of
Commerce and viii put in a complete
moving picture outfit. The room will
% thoroughly renovated and fitted
up for the business. A machine Of the
latest improved pattern will be used.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18
COUNTY CONVENTION

J. +. Bishop was elected chairman
Of the democratic county convention
which was held at the court house yes
terday afternoon to elect delegates tr
The state convention and H. J. Mill
er was chosen secretary. Twenty del
egates and alternates we're elected, af-
ter naming which the convention adj
journed,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

Wallace Bruce Amsbary, the reader
and entertainer kas for twenty years
been IN public life. ves twelve years
before going en- the chaulaaqua course
he was "a actor Mr. Amshary ii very
enthusiastic ever the prospects for a
successful week here. He win fe.
main here during the remainder of
the week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

Judge and Mrs. II. B. Lockett and
Mr. and Mrs. y. Hardy of Comanceh
L +. were up last night 10 attend the
chautauqua and hear Mr.. Bryan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

A fine new soda fountain Is being
Installed At the Owl Drug store. II
Is called he Innovation Fountain"
and Is The most up.so-dale made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18
EIGHT PER CENT MONEY

We have $4,000 we want 3 place
on good city property within the
next thirty days at eight por cent.
Deering 4 MOrdt. 6-1dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

There were s4l full paid admissions
and 90 half tickets sold at Convention
hall last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

Mr. @. W. Cook Of Muskoseo, one
OF the builders Of chiekasha's sewer
system Il Ia the city on business TO-
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

Major and Mrs, Granlee write that
they are located in their new home
In California. Santa Cruz Is the
town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

Mr. A. II, Gllpatrick Of Little Rock.
Ark, claim agent of the Rock Island,
i in the city on business today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

Sam Goldsmith came in from Co
mont yesterday to attend Chautau-
qua.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18
SOME BARGAINS FOR SALE By
HAYES & JENKINS
TOO North sud Street

A grocery store invoice about
$500 q snap i taken al once.
Rccming house paying 33 per
cent on the investment.
$50 acres improved tarm near
town.
-Four room house IA block fine
location.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-18

The general xomen's chorus class
will meet Mrs. Mcclure at the Carne-
gle Library auditorium at 3 a. m. dai-
". Mixed ehorus-ne and women
at 10 q. m. Please be prompt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Vases Bring SI8. 500.

The season tlat IS just drawing 20 a
close at Christie had a sort OF cnlnlna
ton Yesterday az a sale OF porcelain. NJ
which Il was expected some very hlsh
prices would bc obtained These eNpecta-
tions we've more than fuiuled. a1h che
unusually large crowd who uronged the
large main gallery had an exciting after
noon.
First OF ali thcre were some high bids
Tor Dresden porcelain. SIR. Partridge car
Iying of the lesc things 10y paying go
euineas for a Ntte figure. eleven inches
high of the Countess de kossel. wearing
"a cfinoliue and carrying pus-dog, geo
guineas for a rare Ninceuncs clock case.
surrncunted 10y Cupid and flowers aud
with Venus and Adouis below. and -s'
guincas for al ola Dresden statuette OF
Augustus II. as Free Mason. Chinese
porcelain ELECTED tie highest bids. There
had been good deal OF speculation AS
ID tie auction value OF "A pair ~ very
large mandarin Jars and covers enamelod
with peouIes in variously shaped panels
on blue ground. entirely penciicd with
prunus blossom and marb.-ng in gold. and
although tie final hid was 300 guine45
il was known to the cognoscenu that at
that figure they were bought iu.' Such.
also, WIS the fate Of au accompanying
set OF three vases and Two covers GA
spite. tie bidding for which ra1cleti 800
suiting Be inc highest figure Of the dsy.
was over pair Of cld Chinese porcelain
vases of square shape tapeung toward
tae feet and with cylindrical be4kcr-
shaped ue.Ns, each face brilliantly en-
ameied with lotus plants growine in q
sire IN with king-rshers flying above. in
tanDl-e-Fcrte on a black ground. START
ing 40 1850 euineas. tae p.t4 a.. res-...4
as high as 800 V1Iineas. at wli.h price
tA0r were bought by Nr. lgodpkins.
IRIS dealer also became The Dos SCISSOR
at tac price OF l.450 guineas II "a Chelsea
dessert service painted with panels Of
binds. foliage. and fruit on "a notified
dark blue ground. Silt WITH butterflies
ANA ueI.s. end his enterprise further led
i.A to bic ass high as 500 gulueas FOR a
IIlr ~ old Chinese porcelain bcaker-.
"-'A Ft.y co-ored ground enamelcd with
sprays ~ cf-rFsinthemurns and other bios
SONS. a-l further enriched with PANELS
ae-iotieiy cnaneied with sages. children
B Ir"-is- and cocks. a pair ~ camille
Nrl-e figures Of kylins fourteen inches
-i-t- Went to Dir. A. Worthein.cr for 900
-N'n"as. att tiny Dresden ra1~o ~
J'-ir" was bought for 30 g7l.n.,s w.
! Tan Ma. Gazette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

member who suffered IN the disaster az
san Francisco. cal
For the L. u. G.. building - James
town SOC. through Richmond Chapter
for u. -. G. buii0iur SOP.
Ice-creau treat to some OF tho vete-
rams az bazaar in tnc spring
Richmond Chapter extended an IN
vita ton 10 the 1. ID. g. 10 he present
on June 3. 1907. 90 ;ho unwilling OF the
monument 70 Mr.. Davis. ;he uncrowned
king o. the South. whose calm fori-
tude and lofty demeanor have challenged
the admiration a. tfo world. Daughters.
let vs. continue to stand shoulder TO
shoulder in our noble work. aud be deadly
with our president q, extend the warm
hand-clasp and Virginia hospitality TO
the Confederate Veterans. the United
Daughters OF the Confedracy. the Con-
federated Southern Memorial Associa-
tions and tho stranger within our gates
IN 1907. Let this bee our banner year.
Respectfully submitted
MRS g. A. BLENNER.
Rec. Sec. Richmond Chapter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Committee OF the city Council have gone
out on The road 60 meet you 20 surrender
tae city 70 yoa. you uust have missed
tscm."
1--WE have seen no Committee" he ex-
claimed
"G.rersI.' 7 said. "the way YOU pro
badly m ssed them IS that they may have
gone oN tle Mechanics, lie Turnpike
while You carle in at the williamsburg
Road OF The James River Road"
care you sure of that" inc cried. IF
YOU get us in trap you viii lose your
head'
replied. General, 1 am SIN IN com
ruaul and on duty with our arms which
we grounded here when YOU came En- sight
OF MS. Under the peculiar circumstances
as you missed the Mayor and Committee
on tne road. and no 'Fe i~ uere tn rec
ceive You. I. in the name Of the Mayor
and Council Committee do now surrender
the city TO you. Nou can $50 on safe ard
Uumolcsted. II the Mayor and Committee
City Hall However,. General In the
meantime please send US a guard to as
sist MS as O. ro~N ss tle mob may yet
get the best Of u.s."
Ifo answered can richt VIII send Won
assistance as soon as my men get TO
town" He then bowed and left for up
town in fast trot.
This was then about eight o'clock A. N.
April Ord. 1863.
They had hardly gone square. just
90 15h street. when suddenly a heavy
firing commenced. sounding like q can
nonade. The General and star quickly
turned choir horses and came back I'm a
galop with saores drawn and terribly
excited
The General pointed hts sword TO my
breast and cried. "Didnt yol tell us that
al the rebels wore gone2 What does al
.rr..r 3d..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Woman's Newest Weapon.

i.e women OF France and spain are
Iel'- i.- -r 81 new instrument OF CO.
l-e'rt y IS called the maisotte. aud
inc young Queen OF Spain IS credited
VII" ITS INVENTION. At least il is on
record chat she was the first conspicu-
o.s woman % adopt il.
I.e na-- tie is a combination OF ian.
l''tn'i'. and automobile mask. IL con-
s-is oi fin with a long handle.
~ tN' ~ tile Stats OF the ian eve
A'..- fr. pierced ana IN thes. are
SGT .o-s to- suit the vision or the
woman using the maisette When she
RAISES aer fan 10 ner face at the opera
ni ln 90 bedroom her yawns. her bushes.
Aer smiles. her tears or her anger are
eoe.taalir concealed. while she can
al tue ume keep close tan on what
Us E"lng ou upon the stage or IN the
groups aoogt her.
When She Is driving or aUtomobiine
Size can completely protect her face
"itA to uaisette and sin enjoy the
lanas ape The long handle enables
her t1 keep e raised 10 her face with
o.t fatigue. as would not be tie case
With fan.
Naturalization OF the maisette affords
as uaou opportunity for graceful pos
INK ls does the fan i'm the hands OF e.
'astiiar woman. Besides. tie grip Of
Tie handle affords an opportunity Of
displaying beautiful rings Willie the
clasp op the fan tends 10 hide them.
9Th. meisette play also brings into no.
h.. t.e beauties Of a white arm ~
".N ae OF the costly laces with which
3D. s adorned al wrist OF shoulder.
THEE European authorities on style
ssF the maisette is fast establishing IT,
s.f % every capitaL-Ncw Orleans Times
Democrat.