The Progress., 1893-07-08

natural are the coloring and pcrspcct-
i've they might have been gathered and
10 arranged with careless grace by tn"
delicate haud g. this talented young
artist.
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4 south African girl. recently CON
vcrted I'm a mission school, was asked
10 rive an account Of our first parents.
She said. "Whcu God made Adam hc
looked at him and said 20 Himself, well,
guess / can do better than that I'll
try again. Then He made Eve and He
liked her 50 much better there
have been more women than men
ever since" | hope that the
gentleman who recently remarked
in my presence that God made woman
after man. and she has been after him /.
ever since. will make note of this.
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The involuntary expression Of sincere /.
admiration for the beautiful picture as
it hung among fifty Others on the wall
of the art room at ,he Kate +. Nelson
seminary prompted the generous young
heart to part with her treasure. No
other friend would prize 1T more high
". and a tender thought OF the fair do
nor will be insaparably connected with
the lovely picture.
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If the distinguished member of the
Louisiana Press Association. who was
s.,.kiur a remedy for snoring has found
no more satisfactory preventive than the
"c,othes pin, offered by sympathetic
brother. suggest that he investigate the
p v,Iup of a device recently invented and
, beipg sold in New York. Further par
: ticulars can br learned from the May
: utmb,r of"Iaws of Life published at
-, tbp Juckson Sanator,um. DansvIlle,N. l.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. =. Prnick, Jr., are at
= home" in their beautiful new residence
on Cotton street. Their first caller was
= 4 dear little stranger who appeared OH
the evening Of their removal. lie wa'
IL welcomed with open arms ana happN
;. hearts aud cordially invited To remain
1t life time. Myrna knows the iuilhess
, iov that CONES to a mothers heart VIII
m !, daar htlle son. aud TO the young parehl
- sh,. extends hearty cOngratulatlpu, ah'
= h...t wishes for the future of the youn;
nj kim.
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In response to an appreciated lhVita'lo
IN from MIS- IT, G.. Rogers enjoyed vii
IL Pansy. the pleasure of dining W''h MIS-.
ne Y. smith, of Brownsville, ''' II
,c- .nr,,ty of a cultured and refined ih"Y
~. ,Iv,vSad-l.ht aud IA profit and hr.
smith evidences the fact that 81
=, i born educator, by The en-
u" ..,.,,. with which she uncol
20 s,inuLy imparts knowledge even
'o- ,.,.,,.d conversation. | DO not rememD
m our bil OF fare, hut know that 'horouG
e,- IL enioyed The dinner. and feel eluai
he indebted for a great pleasurt TO
prs Genial hostess aud her distinguish
we guest.
Of III
nd When Il Christian woman dIe'' s"c''
nos loses one of its iruest friends,ahl us w
~, ,,,l,o,l. sunports aud in the death of n
", y iz,beth F-tZer, Shreveport feels su
a loss TO day. Her life wO1k was 10
rood and she followed this line OF u
~" own choosing unto the eud with uhi
ere tarinc stpp. and without discriminate
leu of race or condition. Her chari'y
n a horn i'm a great noble heart, ana was
rod considerations ~ her simple, pure
inc rbe death of an ldolized son II Few we'
,r,y s,,c. brol<e her heart, and the crushI
ore of so mauy fond hopes was more u
ion her life could bear. She served the M
80, tor faithfully. aud He has given her
. sweet peace she has sought Tor 20 'h'
,bv- years. u,
my con,.ourse of friends followed
ach ,osk.t to its final rest, and many blessi
lent are waited with her pure spirit 10
ces- ..better land" To those who loVeu
up hest Myrna extends teDderest sympa'
A nv ho,iuO that her sweet influence may !
,.h ,ha,r IN The comforter of all sorrows.
,ools III
9TH little welch Como, of Franklin, La
,usical genius Of perhaps sunni
! - delighted many hearers the past W.
with very sweet music upon anautoh'
oi'" and harmouica. His W wdowed motn'
'ver' native of shreveport, and has
have ~,onninc with Mrs. G. Steere, W
canyassing our town as agent Tor
and liable book. Ihe il'''e nna" -,
cer. sire to help mamUa' touched N
~ warm h arts, aud purses opened at
magic of his touch. with the Chart
sex, generosity so characteristic OF Shr'
'eiiei ports people His wonderful talent
nat ani,s,ed the interest and sympathy
dis I.dv violinist in Franklin, who
per- promised to teach him her d'ihc9i'
posed compIishment. and l doup' nov % "e