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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE EXTRAORDINARY

II
SALE EXTRAORDINARY
For the estate Of
L DE BEAUkAvI.
Compristnes
SUPERB COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE MN
1ATUEEs. OLD JEwELRY. FINE
BRoNzEs. ANTIQUE SILVER, RARE
BRIC-A-BRAC OF ALL KINDS AND A
GREAT VARIETY OF RARE AND BEAUTI-
Full ARTICLES FOR INTERIOR pEcoRA-
TON. ALSO VERY CHOICE CoLLEc-
TToN OF SUPERIOR EUROPEAN on
PAINTINGS. representing such celebrated
artists As
HENNER. DOMINGO. MEssoNIER.
CoRAT. DELAcRoIx. DIAZ. DUPRE.
coMsTE- cALIx. JACoUE. FRoMEN-
TIN. BARBADo. RICHTER RossI.
RossEAU. ZAMAcoIs AND OTHERS
OF NOTE
The whole TO be sold
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
WITHIN OUR SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY ID. 10 AND u. 1893.
AT IL A. NJ. AND 3 P. NJ EACH DAY.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY Is AND IA.
FROM 10 A. NJ. UNTIL 6PM
p. s This is q VERY collection Of great
merit. and well deserves the attention Of con
noisssurs and Others in search Of scarce
articles
Catalogues al our office
LATIMER SLOAN,
Auctioneers.
fe1o-5t l4o7 O St
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FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
IL $50 PA. AVE NV.

DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS AT 226 z STREET NORTHWEST
BY AUCTION.
CONSISTING OF
Walnut NJ. T.. Oak Chamber Suites, Odd Bedsteads.
Woven Wire Springs. Mattresses. Pillows. Bedding.
Walnut Roller Top Desks Walnut Hall Rack Walnut
Pillar Extension Table, Cuckoo Clock. N. 7. Tables.
ments. Chins and Glass Ware. sideboard. Kitchen
Utensils and Requisites.
TIETH, 1893. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. WE WILL
SELL At THE RESIDENCE. NO. 226 Z STREET
NORTHWEST. THE FURNITURE CONTAINED
THEREIN. BEING THE PROPERTY OF
GENTLEMAN DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING,
DEALERS AND PRIVATE BUYERS INVITED.
TERMS CASH.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
fell-d6dbs Auctioncers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

cox 000 WORTH OF DIAMONDS, GOLD
.cSC,OOO watches. fine silver ware and other
goods from Marston's loan office Troy, n. Y. FECH-
NER, Auctioneer. GIL Pa. under Metron Hotel.
n16-3m
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CHATS WITH GREAT MEN,
Topics Of the Day Discussed by
Leading Statesmen.
THE FUTURE OF THE WEST.

tr~Behment Foiiey-How Our Public Lands
Are Going to For.igner---~nator woIcott
Talk. Of the we-t-senstor Cal. Brice and
HE Presidential Rec.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

last FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN MN YORK
II PHILADELPHIA BOSTON AND " ASH NtiaON-
Arrangeulent. have bcen made bv the Ndrfolk au
Washington Steamboat Company with fhe sicsusship
linee operating Of th above named for fa-t
freight deliveries AZ Wa hin <tou frvgn New flr snt
Philadelphia in (s0 forty hour and b-ton forty
eight hours. JOHN CALLAHAN,
dlS3m Genera. super nten tsnt
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POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WARRINGTON" and NORFOLK
Daily ct p m from the foot Of 7th o. for Fortress
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolh. Virginia B~ssh.
Postsmouth and the south Through sisspsas
Cost line. between Norfolk. Wilmington caHf.ss
ton. Savannah. Jscksolvills and s. Augustine
JNo. CALLAHAN.
df7-6 Gen sapt
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@THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC.
eop1t o q BE Eaip ppttl WEDSEsDAY. FIFTEENTH
der Of CHARLES FOSTER. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

HAD A CHAT LAST
night with Judge Hol-
nan. during which i
asked him ss to Presi-
dent Harrison : future.
Judge Holman replied !:
Il don't know what
the President will do
after he leaves the
White House. but / SUD
po-e he viii 20 back to
Indianapolis to live. he
has. you know, q good
house there and is q
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81 and 629 g st n. ". I
]. WALTER COOKSEY { trustees
feS-dkds 34 st NV

L There will be sold 1t public auction, at Ten
O'CLOCK A. NJ. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TENfH, 1898
Of condemned property bslonsing 70 thi. department.
chairs. tables. carpets &c. Terms Of sale: To the
highest bidder for cash. The articles sold to be re-
moved without delay and at the risk and expense Of
the purchaser. CHARLES FOSTER. Secretary.
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RAILROADS..
THE okEAr

70 ,,,, >PE;NNSfIyANfkR orrr
srrFf E.tI RAJ AZ = ~, ~, NiIp So ~
In srcc, II on p y. Isnnsry I, isal
For HPS ,,s,lTSorhs sNp Bsrs A. noLLows
a lsgTc-s q runsn ys.tihgl. csS- / 10 r.
With sie.Faas n. sss, =, y, 70 m ass.,.
a srrseprs 70 cinGinnsii snd Pit,ssurx 70 Ia
Cbsc..o r..o Llans ar Hsrriehu~
osSo coiurns. .,,i :, ,.i - az, n asy - ~
b5rs 70 coluss,s aSa si..c,ns g.Es fss,,s fi..
LOUIS ana Ci- nv A., t,rr..., 80 30 . 49, ~
lor Car wS.hurton 20 Hsr>isbr,, ~ 80 s'...,s
Dining cs Harrisburg =, =, I l ~
lr~s. At ga nm asi'r - si-.stos c.
G. ss. An r ;sIssss :; "a "a
csgo Sou,hurss.esr rT,'.s ~ ,'s"nfs ~ ~, - -
S slspSis ana SsG :, i. - rps ,ea.ssEs
rs.SSrH IN X . 81 t.u, ..plss "a. So.
.or pTit.eurv and the West. -iih tSroush Sc. 90
For ksns cansoaslss RSs-,sr' al S,.r.r. r.n.
70, I FAY s $500 ,snniay: % u.
faio and Ni,r.r. dsily, s,.e'; S.iars.T. n y
For wisr.rcrt E:.ss.,Sr .' IN To- :, ~, sT,..
ss.,.,,s - -, = n as,. .s,sI, S.turisY. VA
For wi,lsm-rc., Remove snd I rii-. $40 Ham.
SAy w.. .sSeF I, SSn aSs ISr M.,' ONLY n
FOR e1iL. ~ I, IraIS NEM yoRK .Nn rvs
an sn p n .. c'r.; 70 c,se,s.l, 80 . ~
is Il G no tr5 P'niH <, 'ii6h, s5,
frT &c and p gg o,r. =, no Cears".,
l-'S r.Np,>,,,ss-ox, ,,,,,-,-
All psrlor Cars; with pinirs go mn, R.'ta--- -
ssvs anIr. m 'a''' ''r pA.' ~'.s
FOR PHiL.nFIPHtA oNiE
asiiv
FTprsss . ,,i ard \ a., y m ~,
Tor Beton. without chAnss. % ar. -,ss sa~.aas
Fer R leE H. NV al ,sr,us, train. 80.
Jersey CRY With hos,s " Brootivn .aB.s' ssfo-i
ii T s s s' Nsr VOW ' CITY I.' A''As ia'
sm ]" ''''' my ''s' "
200 . So 10 IL. II 90 ani In n . ~ - n
lI9 2oL 9 ~, , Is. r 3 q ~ t,'1't-.n, = 4
ia. y coAT, y. .; ], 10 IL. eol. : N
10 90, 10. 30 sna ii x,S. m " w.
70. . FSsS s ssS. lam" 80 m and '' p m i-'
For .nns s,I,t ~ 90 sna i y Sn ~ g .
and 20 !, N.
For AleI' T@ 4; I 80 20 gS -, S4a q lap
Sivs, 4 ~ 4, 20 o. an. W m ~ On ST.
,cc O. l ) . cs sns 3, 70 6 9, 9
For tirtraSnd AMI mi IN. south. . N and 10 SIAN.
Trains a ea1s .i In SSi4 for Washington Or -,
s SSoo eio. l9l5 = i. II = en- iSe 4
nssp.m. on sunday a 9 70; 70 u. u y "a!
ID s sam.' @oN 34s' 'o'' '.oa. 40. p. Is sni
Tichs;s and information =, the oo- north.s., co.
nsr 18th street .3d h-nnsyy,n,s sv.ans sad N:
sHSs f ff;fiaa0n from hotels 'Si $SS
General Nsn.e-- tia5l General Passenger AGENT
baltimore A ONO RAILROAD.
soneau,. IN .n.c, November "a. $50,
sv ,rprm So ssS. OF View f"-
For Chicago and Northwest, V.sft,ulea Iau,,.a Ia
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DICHMoND AND D.NNILIF RAILROAD co :
h Il. W. HUIDEKopFR ANn REUBFS FosTEa

Schelule IN -r--t NovaInl,@r n Isp,
Al trains arrive and leave p-unsylvanis p...s,-
ser Station. Washington. u. .
X ~ a m.-Iriiv. conue~ts nt rvnrhhurg for Ill
stations on Norfs'k a-f Western railroad and for al
PRINCIPAL points south On all Dyisious Of Ri~amsai
and Washington Arantl s'i,D..i fnS th.n,a VI \
Sleeper 20 Nsv Orleans via Mtntaul.ry .ni fr Ne
rms VIA brminghaB. uniting a. nAnVilis ~. !
Sleeper for augusta rsrn1-f- - Msrssrs. rNon,
Royal ana >irasburg dsiiv except sunday
q ~ y r.-nsly Tor AarT-ntoU rh.rlattasv.lls
snd through train Tor froni Royal AND Stra-urr
except SUNDAY
1O4s p.m.-paiy WASHINGTON AID sorrs
WESTERN NESrfBTTED LIMITED ~onirYss.d N
Cars. snd runs o. Atlanta ttiiae u hosrsN with Pull
man SLEEPER through New YORK aud w.~hing.st 4,
New 'sr"ans via hsnirrulsrv nuf New Na-k ~
washington 10 AL.a ami Augusta via Coium =.
and Washington {. NenfhisviA Hftninrham DINING
car NeA lorE o. Monitor merry
llon g. m.ilali f.r all urin~ipl Tsnints .nurh n
Eichmond and nanyille system Pnllrnan Sl.~p~r
New HorE aud Washington 90 Hot Srrtng~ via Ash--
vile. anf Wushngtev - atihusa
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND ONO DIVISION
leave Washington az . 10 ~. . - Q, ava q Is
Z. n. daily lsefurting ar-iv. Washington Fba M =
a-O' =, ~ aud q - m. daily Train leaving wash.
ineton - - ? M aud srr1vinE e. - m. 20
Through tram. from ~ Gotta arrive wa-hias,t,a
u A. a m 10 40 a. and % W y. Mana--as Dlvs-
hon, 10 80 2 m- aud q. - ga. aN--uf Sun Ilay
furnished At o't-e. 100 p-unsylyaair ave aof a
PASSENGER station. fennsylsaniA Railroad Nasbiaf-
ton. u g.
1. =. BROWN 0~narai Aveu, Passenger D-r.
W. A. TURK. GENERAL Passenger Agent
W. H. GiiEfN. G-nera, Manager ma
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HOTELS.

THE GRAMERCY.
S2,3. s.,5. S21 Vermont avenue.
Opposite the Arlington Hotel.
Refurnished and opened under direction
Rooms single and en- suite. Trsnsents- Terms. @
day. Monthly and weekly rates. FlrSt-clsss
table board reason able. d3c I'm
WILLARp'S HOTEL
Pa. ave. and l4th St.
seq Washington ID. O.
EBBITT HOUSE,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.
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THoNAs BOWLING { SON. Auc.ioP.sr.,
TRUSTEES SALE LIE OF IMpR1yED PROPERTY.

BLOCK Z. TRINiDAD.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated August 20 1892.
rscordsd In Hbsr No ITO. folio lg7 g se9. q
f. ffeS! II shs EsSpisss op M0N1AM xEBETA6y
P. NJ, part Of lots nupnbsrsd twsntythres CsD and
sntyfour gsQ Y b p W.trous' Sc diyhion ofpari
Terms One-third cash. balance IN one and two
years with interest, secured by deed Of trust thu
SspoHt q el9o rsSgtssd e tine q :si. tls tssms
Feserve tbs sht resell st rtsk and cost Of dsfsu
Ing purchaser Convsyfne and recording g pur-
noa..; I'll S n-...-
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. AuctiOn.er,
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANACosTIA

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANACOSTIA
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMES At AUCTION.
By ytue OF cer- ain deeds OF trust duly recorded in
liner 1905. folios :s01 and DO and lAl0 folio 1875
So, respectively land records of the District Of
lumbia. and Of the request of the parties secured
thereby will offer for sale the prem FRI
DAY, IEBRUARY SEYENTEENrn, A. D. lsssS at
-FOUR O'CLOCKP N. the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate Anacosta in the Dis
trict Of Columbia: Lots 3s 70. 40 Al. AZ and AZ IN
block No OF Oregon l. Green's subdivision of Cid
chester per plat Cf said subdivision as duly re-
corded in county hec o. folio 54 Of the records
OF the surveyors Office Of the District Of Columbia
together with improyements-three large frame cot
taSes.
Terms One-third cash balance to suit the pur-
chaser, A deposit of 800 will be required each
piece OF property at the sale. All
and recording at the cost of purchaser. Terms
complied with within ten days after sale. otherwise
the trustees the right 10 resell the property
az the risk and of the defsulting purchaser or
purchasers
EDWIN b. HAY, r-,.....
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DANIEL orc. CALLAHAN, Truste
fe3-dSds l4o1 New York ~
y ATcLTFFE. DARR CO.. AUcrI0NEEKs.

STOCK OF LUMBER, OFFICE FIXTURES,
H0RSEs, WAGONS, NJ. OF THE WELL
NINETEENTH AND STREETS NORTH
duly recorded We, the undersigned ass-nees Will of er
for sale BY nublic auction on FRIDAY. FEBRTARY
SEVENTEENTH. 1893. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ =,
at the yards. 18th and b streets northwest, large
and we'll assorted stock of Lumber and Millwork,
SASH Doors and Blinds and Glass usually found In
well-stocked lumber yard.
FINE OFFICE FIXTURES. INCLUDING MAR
WIN SAFE, DISKS. CHAIRS. go.
WORK HORSES, BUGGY HORSES. DOUBLE AND
SINGLE HARNESS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE
WAGONS, BCGGIES AND Sl.KIGHS AND A
LOT OF STABLE FIXTURES
This is very important sale and should command
the attention of all interested narties We will offer
the stock of lumber. once furniture and live stock
received, then lot by lot
Terms: All cash.
WIN. McNEIK AND S. T. THOMAS. Assisnee.L
fe7-d&dbs
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MINING FOR FOSSILS.

Not the least important industry sustained by
these deposits of past ages in Texas is that Of
mining for fossils for scientific purposes. In the
gypsum beds are found the remains of gigantic
batrachians from. 10 to Is feet long, like frogs
with short tails. Only few millions of years
ago these creatures were very plentiful, judging
from the number Of them dug up. In some parts
Of the same state large amounts of what il
called ''fossel brushwood" arc unearthed. This
Is actually the spiny frils that grow like fms
along the backs Of giant lizards which lived in
the distant permian epoch. Some Of the spines
are four feet in length. These reptiles were car
nivorous and 90 exceedingly fierce that the
myriads Of them which existed anciently in
Texas must have rendered things most unpleas-
ant for other occupants Of the country.
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MINERAL WONDERS.
Wealth Discovered in the Chalk Beds
of Texas.
COO NTERFEIT MARBLES
The Greatest Chalk Region In the World
How Ii Was Formed and What 1t is Good
For-Where the Material Called stan 10
Obtained for the Construction of the Fair
Building.

q AVE YOU GOT ANY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

a. Tie father would have nofAlng ~ SAY
- hina- be insluced h9r q elepe. and
this though three wealthy suitors we're
slneady Al her feet Johu Scoft lived
% l< the earl II Eldoa anA lord high
cbsaeeiior sfd newer regretted tAe d4y
Miss Alleged -. lecte4 hia
BYRON WAS refusess several times lie
proposed - Mis- Nillhanke. great
heiress. and Wa seje~te... thoerh the
LADY expressed y wlsh 10 correspond
with hisl he thsn proposed q am
other iaif aud his salt u@s re3ected.
too. Nothing daonfs-i. Be renenea his
proposal ~ Aiss AiilihauAe. AID this
time rece.yei very ilattrsang accep-
tanee. They lived together. however
yery unhapplly,
One cf tie most persistent suffers
who ever pnppezea and Was rejected
was the eccentric Cruden, compiler Of
the concordance - the Bible. Miss
Abney. who h1d inherited large for
tune. was the subject ~ his attentions
For months and months be pestered her
with calls and letters When she left
homc he had papers printed. which he
distributed ia various plaeesof worship.
asking the eongregatian "a pray for her
safe return. and when she returned
home ne Issued others asking the wor~
shippers 10 return thanks. Miss Abner
never became Mrs. Cruden.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Cost frCs i0ilie. uttered In tone
~ a-fnirstisr.- hr~t carxht my ear "a
ste-osi IN front,of that beautiful window.
and l furDst - discover two French
b~iies volutay talking and earnestly
Eestic1lati2y - they regarded the nov
oltiss y usuv to1ifo." came next.
aesl tsvo more ladies pa~sc,l Judgment
Ia words taat / oo@aid not catch. Then
7 hoari n more familiar language:
~ s. hups..hf'
What has t.torcc of the trsae Yankee.
i tho.raL Il she then. indeed. 90
more Adj hya relieved felt when a
gay crcstnre stepped NJ - The same
pofrt % c.fssrvisfion AID crisi ~ith
sDore srttsllsi -eta that al Tho others
cnp1bfussl; ''l~as ta.s jnst perfectly
losolyf
But thcy we're al right I quite
ncfreed with ths1n. IL vas beautiful
wir.sf5~. with spft. p.is-yeilovs silk
stretched acrrss. and On L isid most
-3s.llcate par-seciS and fans painted in
brilliant ell1~ipxs On small rprixAt
vtansis serc placed some exquisite
.sptirx hats.
brat gave my attention - TIE fans
r-lstc F1lir~ fans ev~rv ore < them
-Vith tri,.art figures painted on
tfkn. snd ir,ai saeh-~ ~ hight b~iax
f-Fsnec f-oca tfe sides IN tse central
isApnv Tbicn xa~ usually some dsusssl
49, vstun,inous fraprry ascending
Is III tcFer'i tae hra-cns. borne on
1a.es,t. airy einsidt
The psfe>9is wrrr srcrfhv ~ The
tefpest a9nisstion ! paid them fnH
bssrnasrr. Fi..,se handir< were ~, r~~s-
49, ;hiure hasl sevn f,r i,a- line
Tho~e ~er. three lying rolled IL their
cs1s ~ The p.sf1soi rsyver ~ t.,-slaY .
rs e thing - - 3ie-arled Or lefs =,
hhuie u mst AZ attractive a. any
part 81 Sis sh.,sio one wa q pale
- SIX. with are gid satin STRIPES.
vrr ler apart. ranninx through t. AZ
she t,r ansi heston ~ thr ..over vas a
~ tcss pun % The same material
49, With >iss ep-sl< fhe hantte ~.
affte w1th 4 hunrh - fiticf4 en- 80
snoe sad Hie GREEN bow A.si. -
lov
The seccnd 50 a hrsvy corded ak
a. gello~. .~its ~. asroe psffs IA 10
sxsvef r-,fi vita heanttfai resrl
ber1i- sluso@f ,-sverrti sith nes'~ork
~ gala ALL - ihsrd $40 n Lavender.
AZ 20 iIse nnmfe1 nne. vsth cd
a. s,se hsnais she~.rsf 49, al>o white,
vita carss-r SCI a. tiie tcp. ss~~1nn,le.i
~sta small hviiHants
Thcrs ~sizs 49, sur7e oren rarssois.
al n fne lauee. tut theT hoekec u7rch
t~-stf-r ciosesl wlsh taesr pals sna
f~,.s-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

came 10 tins country when q tiny child.
and while some family ties stili endear
the older country to her heart her tastes.
interests and sentiments proclaim her
loyalty TO American customs and insti-
tutions.
In addition to her personal supervision
OF her home at tho corner of Madison
avenue and Sixty-tifth street. New York.
where four children receive her affeo~
Tomato care. sne y an active worker in
the charities connected with Holy Trim
ity church. 81 which she Is member. a
director Of the Hahne1nann hospital. the
Woman guild. the Ladies' Health Pro-
fective association. the Little Mothers
and the Blue Anchor societies. Mrs
Palmer raise ills the chair Of philanthropy
OF sOrosis, and her cordial spirit and
breezy welcome to new members n tia
Goethe society. II which her husband ia
president, has hrea;hed new life into that
intellectual club, which was languishing
from sufocatlng conservatism. Her 1T
erary gifts arc ~ an uncommon order.
end her facile pen has been employed
with signal success IL translafing and
drama;inng plays presented At her has-
hands fhcatefs.
l" her Ability 20 plan ard cxecrte. 10
ersii and command lo.-ion ~ workers.
u largely due the trophy 81 sls5. 600 net
ted ~ The Actors Fund fair - the trees
Try - The association. TIE latest prcject
q her busy brain. an idea coi.ceived-
dnnng The progress - tho fair. u The re-
gently organassl Professional Wotnan's
ieskne' a benevolent protective and phil
snthrope society Tat Il designed 20
throw ne sheltsring arms about girls
sfsd vosaer' etgags,i IN professional pur-
suits Nrs Palmer vas elected - the
presidency q this organization BY unsn-
in'eas aeeianation. aui il may - bofsi
that her executive stl rirs have been
iupfe widely rccfxpifei when u - stated
that T. Der vsaa rendered spare. with she
sanAfse and eonirai n = dramaiio cx.
HINT 1t the WeriI's Fasr. ai' honor sls
"as compelled 81 rrere;salls decline or
rsa' e time anf flrenxih % jssysie %
a. Vast A. undertaking
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

nlefon, iishf shades II duo piisr. ias s
ana nro~n~ tAeg nave sufa a Al
tssetise look after tAe repe. us1Foir, Ct
al. that we hare heen 1,esr.ng al win
ter The new black grenaaisies are par
tiealss'iy inrltiax and inshe s'ish
pretty gowns fsr 4siei. sclsi evenings.
made over plain. iiels eo.Urs These
grenadines arc nsst iil.s. The ones - old
They 1re found wlsh Gre. eof>led stripes
running through them, end = N otaer
stripes bespripkled with tae ~ oSas,s
Then one pattern has a MORE stripe,
Fren-:ine stripe, eDsl. fa4iiy, Corded
stripe Others have satin stripe. and
ssin others have aewer patterns cut
3ncd ever them. ia eastern designs.
pain leases and scroll patterns These
materials h4ny b,aei fully and wear
,eeii wlsich fast raates them especially
desirable. some Of iAe spr.ng gosods
saasse, just iks tbs yelfets "a. one.
pretty enc starts with very faint blue
aud .epcas iH'o dark. siall shaeie-
saw ,sonan tls.s week that "ore
sach a sensible shopping costnme that
] couidnt help adrai~ing il. She seemed
. 70 sensible all around. AID - pur-
chase what she wanted in qniet. bs.sl-
ness-liNe way. for oven the geniienan
that accompanied her didp; look = iriile
bored. bar secned qritc content 10 fol-
low her from counter 70 ooDnter and
from shop o. shop She wore plain,
dark brow skirt Of cheviet. ~ new cut,
with bal slight fare. and perfeetly
plain tisht-littiug sealslfin bodice. Tao
bodice stopped exactly at the waist line,
fitting 50 closely that she needed no
belt. II was simply tnrned IN. with no
addition whatsoever. Then a plated
collarette. particularly short al the
shoulders. bu, coming straight down u
the waist. both back and front. in
broai point, finished the costume. Hor
hat was dark brown velvet. with velvet
loops and a few graceful wings at one
side. There wasn't another woman
near her so simply dressed, and not
another one, either. 50 admirably suited
to the busy surrounding as she.
EVA l. SCHUBERT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Is 1T Che back of her reputation for good
locs1R.
The attractive woman reads. too. and
observes sharply She may not he nat
ursily very clever. and II not she Is AZ
least wise enough 10 be enassurning. A
pTetcnse NJ pedantry would render laugh
able another Cleopatra snil, because
oomelincss i only skin deep and may
pall ulon tho constant observer. she has
suaic.o,st wit 20 Geek for other grace
a every sort aud kind. among The rest
those that co;ne from \ plentiful SIMPLY
Of email talk and frcm = general kfowl.
edge III men and Things n they Are re-
corded In tho daily relsrs. She 'k"eTs
Up With TIE times. az an old fashioned
saying haa u
There r. ere thing more. The fine fr.
ura n a wofnaa is no. complete arless IL
- wen mciisa Thytically and mentally
AS las bses sesn-as1 siso spiritually
a. well siie unef have fac; = initiate
sirfnes r she have thasn not. and 50 fisv-
o. =, eTend Is sssrzesti6r. II immodeety.
lrtevere,.ee ~ csarssfi - & thought "a
nrfsun Ther. IN s.,eia. isihls-sl.ali Ne
say sara ayiee~ uol,'v .snnei 80 warn.
r.. ,.a,nf..rt anil cosufnhna.
RrJu H.fI.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

sssr.etfoa ana nos The girls hA,fe
s.opp.d waking shozt the Possibilities
~ tha hoofsAirt. AID are giving al
their .tse1tion instead - the eutsing ~
aDrops aud dresses and petticoats for
the per. You would never gaesS.
could You SO them gathered around
the table piled high with eoar>r ssaffs,
thAs they had rot touched such things
for months They arr JEST As particular
about thc eut aud tie seams ani he
neat stitch az II they had "a other ia
tesest IA the world. AMI they win ae-
eomplieh wonderful amount ia thess
seven bass weeks.
But Il isn't the oniy thing they Do
There j. loophole. not q very small
one, either. - which they can edge ia
considerable g2yefy ga ges harmless
manner. The Afternoon "a j. such
sery inoffcnslve E4eans q entertain
meat thas IL has rot been placed he
meath the ban, and ron may 70 20 a tea
every day without ps9voSins adverse
criticism. Hsre yea MAY retire into
secluded corner. II there happens - be
one. aud converse mere eouddentialiy
a. the fading afternoon light with your
faost particular male friend than in the
crowded sallroo.a. And IL the tea be
gwen in your own home. or X you be
oac ~ the favored isw selected 10 a.
s,st your hostess in pouring tea. yov
may even, with pcrfcc, prcPriety. wear
a pretty home gown. cut rather low,
with eibov sleeves. Then you win get
such opportunity To display all your
sweet graces a. has been afforded You