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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05
DAGo pnIL0s6FmY.-
Tnikative Politicians May Learn a
ieAson from the Parrot.

crisri colonna dropped IN on the night
editor last night After commenting on
the weather. he began:
lietea we gotta more trub. De Ma
tional wlndamii meet again Maka me
seeka de stom. Decsa polish maka all
q aa row Keen maka youa me paya
halfa canta pound ona de aug. whata
tori MARA Two q treea men reech Mako
yonn acssEunts AleA too. ilein youa me
Hpa 10 dee4a men dat gAttn dn bounty
and aska dem 10 geev lIsn ta mon, dey
teeiSie an nsse wiueA ia qneela pen ana
HiiisA n9 putra upa da colint ANA puyA
"a tweiya per cent. no KeeK anouta ia
u.N 10 prctsetA da wofka man. nut noa
iihee tea fsSa de mon TO nJka da man
recch what Mira az ronYaecta lViddA
aiia ia newa machine uey can malta dn
suE 50 eaepp don't needl Hoa protect.
ilgesA posiush sofia u talk ona da
&c 1feea say esfore de- mad 10 TAXA "a
gold cure. Looka dea conntrae what tnlkn
ga Roll cure; den ooka dem taxa da stip
Keeva up two 5eee dol 70 payR one Fina
upiectA LESSON ha3
ieesa poitttsh tnllsa too much. Renln-
dn me my friend tiuesippe Caliope, Gus,
Hie eai.a heenl, aiVa u issrrct ina hirda
iaiisl ALA Kinda tongue. juslR nkt da
polish ia hirda luyH dh egg wortn tree
dol.ar a abS, 80 birda.
"Wuna daya Gus ha goa ont ana leeva
IA pi.u alone weadn dn dog, Ia hlria he
Hlt ona ut perch and look ata da dog
tteha As paA ne say. SeeKa heein, Itge!
Ia uoH lie iuInpa and parka. hut hen SEGA
nobiay 70 SOCK Maka Ga hiIyla laugh, so
lie Seena on make fige seekn him fige
At la4-e liaA seine tutk, no tumble. data
da hirda lilta da polish n,alsa da rnoniSn
outa nUem, SO llsa he iiea down ia
birda ne getta dosNn dun "a perch, he 10
oNgr tob III dos ann he yell 'Seei,a heem
1igct 1ige he grlbha ia hiria and pulla
ana ala ia Team Maka Fol tndka lika
gfenla boeSa sweeta potato. Pol ne goa
BACK ona da pereh. and when Gus hea
coma home and SEGA sla hirda ALA broke
up, ne say
'Mhala da mat pretty Poig
= Deena talha too much. saga da
pnrrot.
soma deesa polish better TAXA warn
bya ia pa rot ana NOT taikR too much. or
On voter be pnIlA da feAth. Seer
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lguoenll< 1..A 4 Runtinc. proxy.
Na1i.sa ,.Jaiey Aei--u. ~ Stevens.
s,ls s ,' 49, % VI Z Law, ". ii.
,,,,.s. n. e.s, gl,aa, sto NJ
S4iusar sl,A-a. H. .NDeiiielny, lnuNy.
ul,.s ..V.-l S Nns0.4. " (. "a.
CaioAna J.v--A. IS. neinpndl W. NJ.
a4..lia.44sd u.i--a. u. ,flanssin, :, W.
t'.ct.iN -.ae .,yp-t, ~. SfooisDy, w. NJ.
esioe.'.etsst ,,,,t--le. "a, snsSainJn, prsAy'
Nt.na.cy es.l--Ni. W r0rirs.vr, ~. ~;
IatricA S29--v. W ooruon, W. All
JvHh -. SlaFfofd. >. W. -
i'ef;p rf'sole vvt-iN' y. hurn, ~, ~
StSNt AT nif-~,ioun a. stone W. NJ
shv" ts'sef ps.,--iS "a JorIaii, .. w
i,'tid I. f.l..te o9i-- tvin ii4"e!, p4oAy-
si.-Hsstowh ovis-J. ". Hiosoi' - ~
$500, - shH - itttN't,, v; W.
ss,is ~, s,,, - Nygv, ~. - A. A,
ft.a..,n 800 w ~. S, M nj a'i nf".,y ~ ~
W s'"sion t'o--r ~ "a'iaps'
tnnansrco aan II ~ I,,vonateln
pr5Ny.
5visasonyiiic 4ss-w. II. Galloway.
X +, AN W ftiu.n, ~
l.,,ns SIR ss,..,, ~, 1. 4, Nj.
Nelfnu I RIVER ,bs, so.f,e w. M.
i,erri,. i,t,-li a (, t,sts, l., III
i,.rtxn,Sl at 4, A,,,.,ns,n,.s nraxv
I.,gerfv ,3rt i,.,s,,i., ,r,,x,
Aibs6y 49, u i,yuei,. pfoSS. f'V'>''
ST. JOe iSS--s5. a. James 5ruSy.
forf 1iri31,t, 1S,i-I II ~ $50 ~ NJ
islus nr.uss i's,.,'l. - =. w NJ % q
i3Dtok vyn,,r, N =
%easr ,s,il s,is N coo,ar ~
lsiastc lps-t ". nucke5 ~ NJ
fSs 9sts Sg it y 1is,i % ,ro W;
Plum Creek sO.,2,J, ii 1s,son X ~.
Alvora biz.-W. w. itndd. proxy.
d, IS ISliss ga. a = ,trn.sn IL ~
Carthage 5gl iiaston lwomoy, proxy.
ftubbatd t'ltY h4V--,tahn -, Junea =. w
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RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
onicsrs Selected 10 serve During
the Next Year.

'rne order Of Railway Conductors have
had their annual meeting and election or
officers, the following gentlemen Aeins
hDnored by their brethren:
chief conductor J. r. Archer; assist
AM chief conductor. j. N Casey. secre-
tary ana treaaurer, r. al Hoover; senior
conductor J RI keeferi Junior eouductor,
G. a. Cuillelnet; inside sentinel. o D.
t'nance outside sentinel j q. Moure
fipisl5n Committee 8. Henernan, ii.
r Shsckfsr1. w. VI Cary,
Local Committee Southern Pacific Rail-
road y. ) H0oyer, ]. l. McAlahcn, 4. s..
Moore
local Committee houston and Texas
Central Rairoad--sj. G. Williams, Wn
Register. X q Ingram
iseeal Committee international and
Great Northern Hnilroan.ru. p Chance,
y. Il. HHreneld. r y. Jenkins.
local COMMITTEE houston East and
Mem Texas Raiiroad--J. D Keafer, Il.
NJ West. II. Y. Hail.
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BIDS AND pnorusAls.

NOTICE TO CONTRACT 0Rs- q
Plans, specifications and bids ~ 4
by solicited for int euiislucilpf Is
market house of the city Of Hops'z
flre-proof record vault thlr'y-Ai,
thirty-six feet, and eleven feet llEl
tween floor and ceiling. The Gig 4
neer Will. upon application, iEfalS
persons desiring to compete agy ~
sary information. Plans, s;leallp
and bills must be filed riih TIE en- I
rotary before ~ O'Clock noon q y
airy S, 1871, and be accompanies F2
certified check for 500 to tess's
satisfactory execution Of the n91R
The city reserves The right 70 rsleS 4
and all bids.
10 JOHN r. BRUlfNHis sl1s.
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NJ. W. GRAND LODGE.
EVERYTHING IN READINESS ron
BEGINNING or wonK.
0fncers' reports Of Doth Crnnd tod
ics Nearly Rcads--crand ON
ccrs and Members VINO
Are In the city.

yearly denotes the convocation OF the
Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter, which
w.Il Degln work today the Grand Lodge
al 10 a. m. and the Grand Chapter at
y, M the Grand lodge ALSO working In
Aihe evening.
NJ w. Grand Master Thomas y. Coch-
raj. arrived Sunday afternoon and has
been b,isiiy engaged on his report. which
3 VIII be very full and very interesting.
RI w. Grand Treasurer Moore has his
report 70 the Grand Lodge--also that to
tho Grand chnptet, OF which he is also
sseasrserssin shape for the few additions
and the footings up. He Is also custodian
OF the Templn and has HIS report ready.
r. w. Ginnd Secretary SWANS report
Il VIII s. eh arc sep Sn'H Is la o te
best OF aecretaries could make. The work
81 NJ. swain since his Induction Into of
nee has been something 10 be very proud
Of. hut he has surpagsed himself this
year, il Indications SO for anything
q y Grand Secretary Robert hrewsser has
as have the other officers and committees
Of that body.
The report of tho committee on foreign
ccrresprtdence OF the Grund Lodge Is all
ready % be given out. having como from
the printer.
Grand Chapter 10 IN nreas and VIII be
tssued this morning. Comp George Lopas
nv Isl chairman OF this committec and
exceedingly Wen has he performed his
Everything may be said 10 be In readi-
ness for the beginning or work thla morn
ing,
Tho committee on crcdentinls OF the
Grand Lodge met az the Temple yester-
day morning and were kept busy all day.
a good many hRvc not reported 70 The
ccmmittee an yet and many others ar
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Because remedy tastes bad ladies da,.,
like IL, But teoic Female Tonic tsst
like cordial sparkles like champaign s rs
rcfreshes Ike spring water; and hat ~
than an that, Il cures Irregularities 80,
preston, weaknesses aud other ailmenp =
perfect health
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

We,ye krowr whore cases OF chronic
headache have been gent ~ cnrlrt,aH 4 ~
Yiehy SprlhEs otitr tie seas only 70 RI.
turn ard nEd cuff IN Frestoll.B He'd A lke.z.
q Guaranteed remedy FOR every tyne ~
keadache.
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WANTED-Boys and Girls whc cS:,,;,
make money when out Of schc, S'' y
money wanted. q. Stsyre, y y
Providence. X. /. y.
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In ,lDALlGENT persons desiT'ss &.
class positions call On or addrss. N n
York Business Bureau. 0. II Rssssii
manager, room a Gibbs balIdInr ''j ".
ton. Texas. r's.'r's ~
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Wholesale and retail and the largest
stock In the State OF Texas Call and seq
the assortment before the rush and obllgc
us and make money yourself
THE WONDER STORE.
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This sp3aks far is If NuWsysr,
This ceHlI man Nay &c
Mistaken.
/" Don't Get Excited"
GULF. COLORADO AND SANTA FEE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
General Passenger Department.


General Passenger Department.
W. S. Keenan,.
General Passenger Agent
Galveston. Texas. Nov. 21st, 1898.
Mr. John Howard.
CIo Omaha & South Texas Land & Imp
Co, No. oil Hutchlns House. Houston,
Texas:
Dear Sir:
have just read your letter in The
Houston Post of the roth instant. and as
our interests are somewhat identical in the
interests of Texas. and as see that you
sign yourself "of and for Texas 1 beg
to presume upon your interest to make me
a suggestion.
The Santa Re have in course of prepare
ton small pamphlet dealing with the
resources of the Gulf country. very much
In the same manner in which Mr.. Stevens
handled the resources OF the State at
large in his letters which We're issued in
pamphlet form as Through Texas" and
knowing of your large experience in the
matter OF advertising for immigration. or
more properly speaking. land seekers blu l.
ness / would like very much to have you
suggest an appropriate title for this pam
phlet. We want something in the way Of
catchy phrase of not more than three
or four words Can't you help us out, a.
we do not want to pirate anything;
hence apply direct to you.
For your information would say the
pamphlet in question VIII deal principally
with the country along the Santa Zee line
from Marvel to Galveston, Including Hous4
ton and territory surrounding Houston.
We Will be glad to hear from you on this
subject
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CAPABLE life Insurance agents oo-,
an engagement TOR 1871 shonj +.
spond with or call upon ]. b. Din X,
aver Manhattan Life Insurance c5 ~ 4,
San Antonio, Texas.
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WANTED = A white gIrl a. a.;
woman to do general house NJ, ~ :
washing for two In family: ro ~ :, {
TO right party. Apply ISL nslsss y y
nue.. ''as y
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Youra truly.



Note We repeat Tor rather repubIish
this letter FOR reasons tat presenp best
known to ourselves, which. however. wa
VIII cheerfully explain to thoue Interested.
II they win call on us in PERSON.
We do not reproduce this letter by spc-
ciai request Of the writer Of said letter.
neither do we publish Il again BY sPE,
cIAL REQUEST or the readers Of THE
POST or those OF any other paper, but
we publish Il, Just the same, and have no
apologies or excuses TO offer.
KEEP YOUR
Eagle eye on The Post FOR our letter on
the TeAanlsed American
Yours for Texas.
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WANTED--A cook. good wagss 10 u. 4; IS
person. Apply Mrs Johnslon ns's.
street, corner MCGOWAN; lrst bo'ls.
Fair Ground addition.
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WANTED AT ONCE-For ~. ~
restaurant a first-class wElte XXI. Y,
wages pad. ii. Berlnger 4 ~ j
zales. Texas. : ~ Ss
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A CARD OF THANKS.

r.. NJ. sherry and family desire to ex-
press thoir sincere thanks to friends for
kindness and sympathy shown them at
Tire funeral Of his beloved aoit and their
brother, Augustus O., and to Rev, Leaveil
III the Presbyterian clitlfcn tor words
~ consolation: to the young men pail
bearers, and 10 those who manifested
their love by the donation OF n1ral en-
b.ens Al Of whom VIII be held IN
grateful remembrance
Unti1 hts death. which occurred at San
Antonsn November 50, and was tenderiy
l8id away IN the Germany cemetery at
Fl 3natop by loving friends and members
~ hts fathers family, Of whom was
present the fafhar p Nj Sherry two
brothers. sister and son-ln-iaw, Gussle
Was Il nohie-nearteq, generous boy, loved
and es esfned by all who knew him and
win always be he'd in grateful remem-
brnpee by them
In memoir am augustus @ Sherry was
born November IS 1874 at ioanyille, Ill,
aud removed TO Welsh Las with his
parents N April 1887. H was brought
up Under The influences Of the Methodist
anlse pal church and while attending
the haidWin academy AZ baldwin, La.
IN autumn OF 1892, united with said
church. npon hin making Beaumont his
residence Ii May lssl, he Identified him
ser with the Methottsf Epssccral church,
South and remained q consistent Christ
TN.
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WANTEp,-A German wcIasS = -
section house near Hous,as y wv
SO per month. Address Bachs.s. "a.
~. cure Posi-. e'e''s' Il
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WANihD-One engineer for srssr a,
and one clerk fur general siors: ~,
a young man. Apply to L. 4 N,
Walker Station, Texas.
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WANT I'D = A German couh,H ~,
chlldren 10 go INTO the colIn ii,s s s
70 do house work. man Tor css a W. /.
WORK. Call 1910 Walker aes rSse y ~;
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rnn rAalILY ALIlu,l.
Cast of the Amateur Attraction AZ
the Capitol this igscning.

Aunt Jsrusny DOW and aee Family Al
bum WIN be ihe attractions AT the Cap
itol Hotel Tonight 4 large number OF
seaia have already hean sold for the on
testninulcnl, the pnfecl CT which IS 10
procure q chino ut bVtls tor tac new
ieplacQpai thhrcn Aunt 1eruany Will be
representa- by MiH. Nm. Christian anu
her .AltA1n VIII rontaiu the fpliowiaB cast.
Mother, Atfs NJ J. llrlscoe. rathar.
All n h. taafTaupe lncie leln MI Mel.
son shaw, John Dow. Captain Cnristian.
pArltey doe, Nj. q. * tiurees grahdchtl-
dfens Alice hAiker ana de0rse Tyler;
fcruHhTs uaniesaite. Aiiss Mamie Isup-
btci<s sab aifHA Franklin JNlte, Aiisa Carr
son Twin NanS4. Miss Asorgis. Twin
Ruth Mlss lefIeri Ann, Miss Lubhocis;
Timers dnisei stl. lsaekas Johnny nill. ku-
years EAlnler kpxy Kay. Miss Gate
HoneFs RAfa0n lirl es, iuqpe BAKER: Sam
uei BoWk nnnis Catalll. pagxS Lee Miss
austine Ffanklin. Nancy ORGY Alisa Del
s1ao. It's tT.Ht Miss ElfNEtafd. the
aroofn, srenoer l1altehlna 1eruAhy Dow
fsefile a. bflHel; sehqGi feafher Mr. Nrl-
son Nfinnef. Mary jane. MrA. Alfred d.
ieNFrs SeEflfnEaiHl sarah, Miss Ai4llaenny;
11hnsN tiif5 cpukif'H wife, NnE Nelson
aiifnFer Timothy Flint iaf. Tom knhin-
SON Mary Ann snnaser Miss MekeeYer;
iissNe1n irpnn. Win, = Crank, NJ. pea-
coz EfnHn,A wife. Miss Henuie Price,
BABY Nod Mr. AfueSpa my nsighhurh
dartee. llNz8heth Miss Car1Weil. DAINTY
4f ie9e. Aishott Noclkfell
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W ,.s,ts WE, :, once, a German ~
WITHOUT children TO do general s NE
worA. Apply AZ llU2 Dartf stres = 4 ssi
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELLERY.
We beg 70 inform YOU that we have Just
ppened irHt-ciass jewely store Every
thing neW; latest patterns Atid cheiceat
designs Prices the lowest.
s. Wolfort & Co.,
sl3 Franklin Avenue
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AGENTS for our new porcelsIn srI,
cooking vessels: wages So 10 81 ref d,
pay every two weeks. Address c-,s
ton & Co., Henla, Ohio. Il:
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THE WONDER STORE.
81 IL feet from Crawfofd's Tea store

s. woifort & CO.. the new jewelers.
earnestly Invite yp, u cali and iook
ever lhsir rcw stock Of jeNeife Thov
have a beautiful line to show yon pricea
positively the lowest Rememher The
pinoesais Franklin avenue.
watches and clocks repaired and war.
runttA1, $. Wolfnrt & Co
ai3 Franklin Arcnt,e
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WANTED-A competent colorS5 -
cook at 22S Milan street ~ c,, spaq'
Webster. sglasi
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WANTED no nui.


Law BOOKS-Any person having " 4
lowing second hand books loE 81 4
likely find purchaser Il prices q II
sonable by addressing 80 pelgs
vised Cixtl statute Of fexas lesls
Revised Criminal Statute Of leAas "
son's), or Wilson's Criminal teIla' Il
dress Box 20. Cold SPRINGS -
wANTED-To buy colrle q fi9;is i
goods for Sl0n0Q or S9lvA -
lard FOR trade. +. ", Lut'eepr
ALL KINDS Of second nEna
bought. sold and exchanges ~
Nj. Joseph, iii Milan sues'. --.]
wANTED-To buy two second !, As -.
delivery wagons. Address - z.
ocHlI,TREE q cooMBS sl. ~
win pay cash for all ltinas , 81 y NH M
household and klEchen So9 '','i.s
sales daily, Opera House puss''f'i'
wANTTD--1,o buy one % tlse u
land close In. south OF town. il9a Il
only. state price and locAilepi
270.. this office. +
IN YoE WANT to gelI yoqlf III a,'' d
goods. Kitchen furn;tgfe n
rets. etc. call or address -
Muliin, 1l07 Congress Hsepss, ii
court house. -..--.---,.
HIGHEST cash prizes pala y, " ~
hand fuinlture tfpaitius ,r9ns -
neatly done; liefii,s 9 ~, "a. 4 Sia.l u
a specially. = Y isaf' Se' -
WANTED no HEs1'
WANTED. 10 RENTaA Z tsp s q
rom coitage within ny ~ S;l.s.
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If voc WANT to gelI yoqlI .s a,''' q
goods. Kitchen fnfn'llfe, s;R X Il 4
pets. etc, call or auQIess &, ~
Muiiin. 1l07 Congress assaas, sal i,
cnllrf hnlige.
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If ~ Is Xmas presents you are looking
for call on s Wnlfort & Co ana inspect
Il lr heeutiflli line 81 1ewe.ry and gel
thziF prices beforf pnrchaslng. They can
lnlerask you.
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III THE FzAi8Y rs CUTTING TEETH
lie sure and usa that DID ats wsii tried
remedy Mrs winalDw'a sopthlng syrup.
tor cssiilren t~ethinE. 4 Snothra The child.
ssftena Eht aistas. aitays ail psYa. cures
1iAfrhoen
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WANTED--Woman cook NitLoal &
dren TO go On section as cooi, III
Sl2. Apply at store Hnnkins 4 l.1
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WANTTD--'ro buy one 2 nss " n
land close In. south Of town; il9a3 Al,
only. state nrice aud locAtispi ~
oTOs this Office
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OClIJITREE a COOMBs aaS,sss
win pay cash for all ltiuls ~. q 'a 5ss]
household and Kitchen goeasA es']
sales daily, Opera House puu9'lf * n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

uAv . uertna All around II. ana the snug
part Of the sleeves. the lapels and collars
we're Of the same. The lapels leave the
waist open Y shape. and this Is filled IN
and the lzpsls covered with ecru oriental
lace. In the center Of the back the prin-
cess skirt Is laid in three deep plai,s. the
RULES reaching clear around the skirt.
This design hAA been copied, with some
variations. notably having ruffies nj in
tervals reaching nearly 90 the waist. and
in some instances folds in place Of the
rufiies. Others. again, have the dress
plain. save for the beaded galloon. IL
was copied in mode ladies' cloth and also
In heather mixture and doubtless will
form the basis Of many other costumes
that will De- worn through the whole sea-
son. lt also would DO suitable for wash
dreAses.
Ladies' cloth always will have its sd-
mirers. and there Is no wooden fabric
more elegant, but In making mp il re-
quires . special treatment. II needs to
b made in such way that due promi-
hence is given TO rs superb texture and
refined finish. Such a material does not
need to b hidden or chespened by masses
Of fimsy trimming.
Awalking and visiting and also church
gown Of this material sent ont for Easter
was Of the BLUSH gray now 80 popular.
The hack Of the skirt was laid in five
heavy and deep plaits- The waist was
short and all in one piece. The front
was cut with haring breadths. piped
with black velvet. Around the bottom
Of the front was double shirred black
velvet rune. The sleeves were double
puffed and banded with velvet. A rich
drapery sash Of black velvet crossed tho
front from right to left. and there tied
In close knot. and then fell loosely near
w to tho feet. Around the shoulders
Wa fall Of black lace arranged in such
. way "a TO appear to be wide falling
collar. Long suede gloves. . helDtrope
parasol and heliotrope straw hat will
complete this truly elegant costume.
II seems to me that as gowns grow
larger parAsols grow smaller, for some
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
MRS. MARGARET BOrroNE.


AS the originator Of the great Inter
national Order Of the Kings Daughters
and Sons" having branches aud mem.
bers all over the world. Mrs. Bostome 10
probably best known.
And Is the first and only precedent Of
this immense organization, over 300, 900
strong. she wields . power second In
none in her peculiar way. Her potent
influence is largely felt in the beautiful
little magazine. The Silver Cross, de-
voted to the interests Of the society. in
which now appears each month one Of
her renowned bible Take" which. al
though extending over y period Of many
years, have never before been published.
She also contributes valuable articles to
other magazines and Is constantly d.
rccting her energies toward the ameliO-
ration Of tho masses. Blessed with Pc
culiar fitness for influencing other wom-
en-. she has worked in this special direc-
ton with marked effect. and her life 10 Q
rare instance Of conservation to what
ever work her hand has found to do.
HELEN A. JOHNSON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
A KINGS DAUGHTER.
New York.

TIE Talented Originates Of - Iaessnstteo-
n ChFistisn Order.
This interesting woman. who has for 20
long q time occupied the attention OF .
large portion Of the Christian world, has
q personality 90 intense and . magnet
ism so penetrating that she never fails
to produce . profound impression upon
her hearers Her oratory seems to DO Of
an inspirational type, and whether she
seeks to interest an audience Of fashion
able women In one Of their own draw
ing rooms or q company Of besotted
men from the corner rumshops she will
strike the keynote Of tho one - readily
q tho other. and by her deep sympathy.
strongly expressed. minister to each.
Her earnest face II endowed with tho
most subtle power Of expression. the sill
yer crown above it softening and subdu.
ing tho strong vitality. Tho beautiful
brown eyes change with every emotion
and are intense or tender upon occasion.
Her voice, strong and penetrating when
denouncing wickedness, il low and thrill
ing when moved by sympathy. Her
short. strong pointed sentences arc fifty
emphasized by her truly unconventional
manner.