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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-24

New YORK, Nov. II The United
States marshal has levied an attach
ment on the new Brazilian war ship
Nctheroy, formerly Ell Cid, restraining
her from leaving port till the wages of
two of her engineers and three of her
cooks are paid.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-24

CHICAGO, Nov. l5.-Thomae Pruntz
WAS shot and killed, and two of his chill
dren, Sadie and Peter, wound by burg
lsrs who entered their house last night.
The burglars escaped.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-24

New YoRK, Nov. l5.-The Evening
World says President Cleveland I'M
expsctedly arrived here early this morn.
ins. He came alone and the object of
his visit is mystery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-24

CHICAGO, Nov. 5-Dsllemand & Co. q
Cream Pnre Rye Whiskey received the
highest diploma and medal at the world g
fair for purity, aroma and general excel
lence.
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SAN Francisco. Nov. 17.-Cssh, 81 .06
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FERGUS FALLS, MINI. Nov. 15.-The
Page -four mills and elevator, with 40
900 bushels OF wheat, a cooper shop,
warehouse and large amount of stock,
burned this morning The loss is one
hundred Thousand dollars.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-24

New York, Nov. 10 A private cable
gram announces that monarchy is pro-
claimed in Brazil. Nello has hoisted the
imperial flag.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-The president
has removed from office Thomas v.
Cooper, collector Of customs for the port
Of Philadelphia.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-24

NIRoGUA, Wis, Nov. II. General
Rusk is growing weaker. Colonel Cas-
son, his former private secretary, has
been summoned from Washington.
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the latest i'm ,rovements for safety. Scott
will have HE hearing today ON a charge
OF murder 10 the first degree.
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CHICAGO, Nov. IA special from
Washington declares that Cleveland
never goes out without bodyguard.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-24

CHICAGO, Nov. l7.-Cash, 59la; De
cember sos.
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PORTLAND, Nov. l7.-Wheat, valley,
80 90 95; Walla Walla, IS "a 871a.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-24
A Brazilian War ship Attached.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. II. Demand poor,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-24
A NEW NATIONAL PARTY.
Popuiists and Free Silver Democrats Il
Join Forces In 1896

WASHINGTON, Nov. There lie q
movement on foot for the popnlists and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
RECEPTION GOWNS.
Dress In Fun Color Worn by Those
Calling and Those Receiving.

For The Sunday Post.
New York is IN fun tide Of afternoon
receptions. Mrs Van Reunaelaer's recep-
ton 10 bring out her sons, and that OF
Mrs. william Douglas sloane to introduce
her second daughter, Emily, have been
most talked about, perhaps,
Fashion has changed her mind this sea-
son. altogether banishlng the custom Of
tailor-tnade gowns worn at afternoon af-
fairs. Last winter that style WAS carried
too FAR for elegance. 1 remember seeing
the beautiful MISS Adams OF Baltimore
al a reception given by the Achermer-
horns, IA a dOuble-bfeasted gown Of blue
serge with white linen ehemlAette and
io Eu lri'' lace, 5et and sink all have been
proulInent Ia costumes worn the last three
Among the noticeable gowns worn was a
troadri0th in deep crelm-'b butter
shade, modistes call IT. II was worn BY a
Iirrbe skIrt fiared out Ia deep folds around
and mad a l2-ineh band Of lettuce grren
velvet cut with WaVy outline going
,n,,ud inc bottom and around the hips
sfitaae velvet bands had silver neur de ly8
aeatterlngly woven on them
The body was fitted Ia the back IN front
Il was slightly gathered from th9 SHOULD
~ and collar down into the belt. From
~ stoulders was separately laid double
box-plait 10 the waist. The bretelle idea
nov, common 10 Bowns, was eIectcd by
1s,r,.. souare reyers OF lettuce green veil
Vel lined with taffetas OF the same shade;
these we're sewed in the shoulder seams
auted out over the sleeves, and passing
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WAYS sne has twlnod herself about their
hearts, and not even death can separate
her from them, FOR they know, all of
ANA abide IN the love OF the Christ. on
whose birthday their Rose, from heaven
was given them, they Will meet where
there are no partlngs forever.
Christnas was only few days OFT,
when last ! saw her. graceful little
ngurn, dressed IN dark frock with a skirt
which Just covered the knees, protected
by Bingham apron, her yellow curls
clustering In beautiful ringa about her
sweet face saw nor walking demuroly
across the yard to feed the big gohber,
which her mother was fnuenlng for tho
Christmas dinner. Though the fellow was
heard her telling her mamma, DE bis Of
sling wuns from me-" while she nursues
him with the bread,
For her Sunshine ever CLOVIS
Md from her lips sweet music flows,
with beautiful heart and modest meln
she rules her subjects, q fur young queen
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much rorod was OF nstralthol, made
Without trimming over tAis was q red
tugote lashioneJ ~ Rus i'm piQuse ,ls,s'
and made OF light stce.-blue ,hyonaellotn.
and back, over pointed yoke OF MORE
astrakhan cut with q high collar ana
then fen loosely to the waist oRenl" R,ttnt
'front.' 70 show the astreknan skirt Ine
redingdtc cainO n little below the knees.
Tho fronts We're edged Win Two inSA
silver passementeHe jeweled Win h.uy
at the waist by silver tcwelod belt ana
silver chctelalnes hanging from ", az
across the front The double sleeves nv NV
an inner one ct astralohnn M tde tigh't any an,
q fun circular rufue W hive 1" - cdeeu
with silver possemcnterie y az t"f
as the elbow. a.,
match the costume wire worm also
Cossack cap of ostrekhan with an a's-
OLD ROSE AND BLACK.
a gown OF old rose English crepe was
charming The skirt cut in sixteen gcres'
had az the foot a band Of old rose velvet,
six inches wide, with band " black lace
iA over the hips, fell In taur poi0ts, rms
had three-nch band OF velvet with mar
row lace insert ting lald On 81. as an edge,
The body was made entirely OF entire
deuN OF rose crcuou and black inserting
going leughwlse Nus body was put on
rather fun over an old rose taueia lining
that showed through Huge breteHes ot
crepon lined with sik 10 make them STAND
out edged with q band OF, velvet aud a
marrow ruthc Of lace, stood out over tue
shoulders like capes then narrowed down
20 point at the waist line,
The giEot sleeves were OF ombre vel
vet pufJs that dropped nearly to the el-
bow, and The long cum Of the rose Gre
pom, a heavy rufGe OF lace finished the
Cun falling over the hund, The belt Of
ompre, was plain. and decidedly pointed
velvet with big CheyullCr's bow OF black
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under the box-plplt OF cloth that came
loose from the shoulder, turned back over
u Ia three folds. showing the huing q
a band OF silver flour De Tvs
Across the back OF the body was
broad, square collar " tRe velvet, Win
high collar was of green velvet and yell
low lace A Joan Of Arc grdlc OF velvet
fastened with an oblong hlRgreed sliNer
buckle finished the waist
cloth, ana a lone, tight Gun y velvet with
q square guorduman's cum OF velvet turn
with this gown was worn an oblong
todue OF deep cream silk cord plated to
rotien1 az yelvet' with -iissr airsettc and
punch Of yellow lace IN trout
BROWN CREPoN. YELLOW LACE AND
MINK.
a wonderfully stylish gown WINS Of
rough crepon in the color known as cigar
brown The skirt was formed OF three cir
cUipr rufries. graduating from the waist
In length. Upon the edge OF each rufls
We're two bands 81 yellow lace Inserting
above a one-iuch border of mink. The
ruftles were made on foundation OF
boN-plaitiug OF yellow lace at the foot
that showed as the wearer walked. The
tight body had "a yoke front and back,
yellow lace. Around this yoke went n run
4-mch ruftle OF CrepOn, with two bands OF
yellow lace aud border OF fur
The shoulder seams were very long,
The crush girlle was OF somhre velvet
with prevailing tin;s OF green and anna
ranth The sleeves had three rufilos
edged with lace aud mink falling TO the
elbow; underneath this came n long sleeve
with bands OF yellow lace laid around &c
The crush collar was Of sombre velvet,
fastening at the back with rosette
The capote consisted of two rabbit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
WEST TEXAS TEXAS BANKERS.
Proceedings of n Meeting Held at
Brownwood.
Brownwood I5ulletin

Meeting Of the West Texas Bankers
| association convened at Brownwood IueS-
Meeting called 10 order IN city hall al
! to.5o n, M. by Vice President J.. u, Col
RI The president, Mr., George e. Webb. be-
/ ing absent, a letter was read from MN
/ asking to he excused on account Oh SICK
Ron call being made, banks were found
! to ba represented as follows;
! Concho National bank, San Angelo, Mr..
| C. H. Powell. assistant Cashier BallhseI
! National bank, Leroy w. Reed, hAslaulht
cashiers First National paiiN, i.i g.
| A. Matthews, vice president; Coleman m
tlonal bank. r. H. Alexander assistant
cashier, First National bank, Brownwood,
/ Brooke Smith, vice president; Brownwood
/ National bank, r. w Henderson, cashlef'
also MI Ford Brandehbnrg Oh fHsP Na-
tlonni bank, Brentwood,
Reports OF secretary ana treasurer were
rcnd and adopted.
a paper. "fhe Feasibility OF Profession
Runs on Banks by Legislative ENACT
ment," was read by Mr.. J.. w. Reed OF
patinpar which was followed by paper,
",rhe practlcabnity OF Adopting Uni
form Rule for Hindling Cotton Accounts
in the Limits Of the Association by
Brooke Smith OF Brownwocd.
Both Of the papers evoked nearly as
cusslon from all present
A clause in Mir. Smiths paper adyocat-
ing a charge Of half Of one per cent eN-
change on all cotton drafts met with favor
mt the hands Of the association. And upon
"a motion made and seconded the above
rulo was adopted. Meeting adjourned 70
u, IN. Called to order at 2;30 p. m,
Mr.. Collins delivered short talk upon
the srbject Credit Balances o Basis for
Loans"
Upon a motion made the association
unanimously indorsed Mr. i. r. cray OF
san Angelo for an appointment as Ma
tlonaI bank examiner. The nomination
committee, composed OF MesHrs Hender-
son. Brandenburg, and Matthews, sub
mitted the following report which was
adopted;
we, your committee. would most res
pectfully recommend the following named
persons as officers OF the association for
the following year.
For president. Mr. brooke Smith.
For vice president, Mr. p, NJ. Baker
For secretary Mr. l.. w, Reed.
For treasurer, Mr.. 9. ii. Powell.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
L. E.Collins, +. y. Gray and T. c.
Yants,
f. W. Henderson. chairman.
Motion made and carried to have tho
minut es Including Messrs Reed and
SMITHS papers, published.
There appearing no further business be-
fore The assoeiation the meeting was de-
elared 10 be adjourned without day.
Carriages were IN waiting at the door
ana the visiting members were created to
a nice drive over the city.
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/ center Win n rhip@stone bucEie'
/ Win this 'ifctching" costume was worn
The fun crown Of unlined 6lac5 lace. Ii
4 was caught up in two places 10y rosettes
! 81 auiIre velvet ana ot mo side prince OF
I Wales feathers were CnuEht win a rhine
/ glour buclSle 10 match th,. one i'm the col
/ lar. llncl, lnce clover Syate worn.
.l,t,.,r,. r,,,rt.rr, ~, nan,
NA'iA-NAA' El'Nl 'NH Anu 'hi'
woman OF 40 wore qpeculY robe OF
I rnurputa arnin. ana iet nh. rttII 5l,irt
[ 80 ,,.,,-,,. ,...,,.,i,, 80, - ,,,, -,
/ ~ ,'tfH Ns',,'''' N'vsu H,lGF Up oyer
/ hacE l1n4lN, uau tW"-tneR ntlta or
/ ermine laid at me top OF the hem; The
/ "Fti h"u N"S ,5il"I "HH AiEhlly uIHpnl
/ 1h me hps lAHlls IN iull dIaptIy across
/ lhe front 1iG IN 2 series oi Dos piaits
/ IN tlte bit1H. Ah.s HhlTt was Hlhut w over
{ plHck Lautlla WIN three lNFl ruiile5 OF
I haBfhit alh enEgu with bihtk lace,
/ tRe R51isa on the mAgenLA eioIn Auoi
/ PER- Guy win tNn seams down The front
! and uirgd sharply gut from The waist,
/ hlVlhG me same eheet as "a rufiie. 1ht
T square yoke WAS formed. back uud front,
! OF iUbOts " yellow lace lni3 ON ii mH=-
I eutn siIk foundation. The linz where the
/ bodice and yoke met was defined by "a
1 pana 81 lei pasFem nlerie From the col
| laid down the yoke and outlining the front
4 and back seams of the bodice.
The sleeves has broad, 1880 puns of
magenta yelyet az the tor that stood out
sieGyes of alofb win 80 i,s,nds 5g
going down each, finished with a cum
edged Win let
q magenta velvet double lnpped bow
with an aigrette Of Jet formed the bon
neil
The winter receiving gowns are mostly
OF silk aud crepe.
AZ one ut the late Afternoon recepffpns
the hostess wore a rich gown of enpire
hroCade and white duchesse satin. The
skirt was Of the duchesse satin rnnde very
fun with only a "dlp." Down The two
front seams and the middle one was ems
cuded duchcsBe lace: nrouud the bottom
went a narrow band Or crystal passe-
menterie. THIS skirt was made over male
blue taffeta with balayeuse Of Six edged
"irshb VII" ,g.,, 4, co,, ,s ~, ,,a,,,,, go,
pirs bToesds he design pink roeab,ids
with green leaves, This coat ilnred from
the waist 10 the knees The Wide pninted
revprs were lined with mink stlg mud rad
du-hcreg nee ruffied under their EDGES
They came 10 a point nj the waist inc
vtnnre fhey were finished Nv rnsattes ~
dnchesse fnce and piuk sillt Tho GOAT
opened over n high loose vest Of ninls
! siIk with duchegse lace in fuu iab1fg
down tEe front. M was condped ~ me
| whist across ne from viii IA -rt,1ta az
| pink velvet ana me collar ais6 vas ~
| velvet with IA fiat how az the lace m
| front run through with n desipn OF penrIs
ana dlHmonds p
The large sleeves were OF the brncade
ending M the elbows with ~ ruffle Of
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ears" OF snmhre velvet, caught with a
rosette Of yellow lace and fastened with
a wreath OF jet In the back q little turf
OF lace fen over the hair
EXQUISITE BLACK GOWN.
An exquisite black gown was Worn by n
woman Of 30, just coming out Of mourn
ing. / was a redineote Of MORE astru-
Khan falling u q foot above the hem OF
the skirt and lined with purple taltetas.
II was perfectly close hitting IN the back,
narlng sharply from the waist into stitt
folds The front was double-hreasted
one revcr Of watered silk turning broadly
back to the shoulder.
The rediuE0te 9acnCd upon % circular
skirt Of waterpl SILK HHtshgl with "a mar
row band of cut isl, laid uu iu accan'unt-
ed Nundyke points. THE sleeves We're "
watercd silk. very fun. wIinlring down
to the wrist where they were caught
with ~ band ut t. from which depended
a rufne of black thread lace. The back
was finished with "a small collar of SIX.
The stock Of black silk had q fun iabot Or
thread lace M 'front.' ana fastened In the
back with a bu1ifle of Jet.
An aigratte pt Jet Sanding up from o.
tiara OF Jet SAT- tshtly On the head, c1n-
fined by two cut jet hatpins
PEBSIAN MATBLAf5E AND MANDA-
Rim YELLOW.
A superb gown was composed or mate
laise silk and mandarin yellow crepon
The skirt was OF the crepon lined with
yellow tafeta; on the edge OF the si&-luch
hem was two-inch band Of mink An
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III Aa-sGr
II
~ 80
\ ijAress Society Biltor POST WIS walker
Avenue
me society ball Is to Houston what the
,.l.rcb's hall Is to New York 1t is
fsu'a' - t,, sn,so,, tho hs,,t,,,,I,,,r
ts opehihs VI ~
winter festivities among the Iour
l.1, of the Texas metropolis The
lliis -. yIro5,,os,lo,, ,tcb+ O.. ,1,,
a naeW Dan i"9'
a Artol Hotel ccllpsed IT'S predecessors IN
n a,,s-,te5 n,itb ,rtistic to.to
ps1n was uvN'i 49, "''' 't ''s'il ''9'e
4 g.dsr the supervision OF Mrs. Charles
u u-i,y and Miss Mabel Franklin. the other
Hss "a ~, i+t,a a., ,1,,,., 49,.
n 10 aues oi ny W '''''.'
n lfng too Ill to attend at any time. In
4 y csnter of the end of the room oppo-
Il W. .ntrsrcA yas dais capop,oa
a sc the en'i"NCe N''7 ehilop'e1
Il Eih the beautiful Southern smilaN, a
& ,,ssn OF the same in front concealinE
i ts "a In,,,ig, ocbaetr, m a,,t, st,,,,
aio ah' -
4. same lovely vine, shelteriug raised
q ,.,..,.,,o ,,,,,,.5 ,,,itl, olar,u,,. 49,, -,
AAvlnis " - - 49, ~ ANss am
n tsllshed with Two luxurious chairs
atA. thus forming charming hooks for
Il Jgaag people in search of a tete-a-tete.
4 ~. :" " N'lN - - - 1N4tl NetS ll'AtN
siA elegantly soWhed uanes ana dam
''as ana men atTaYed ln the iahlllesslN
fnsreal garp denandeu by i1sne Fash
Ea which Is as Trying 70 the iigure as
i = y depreSsHl5 IN eIIect' BUT thls black
eekgfouhu served 10 pflhg out the
@lly hQes OF tle lauleS gowns ana was
Eei felleyeu py priEnl poutonnlerres
& y single mowers Whlch Is the present
IeW iasIl9n' a iatss number OF guests
4 nom Othet cues aduen variety ana charm
\ the ban ana contested the palm for
sauly anu grace WIN our own lovely
omen ana h4ndsome men Il,l, who bore ne
Giat supper which was served from Il
aga I9iN n ., 5 oU onii of IT H. uiSSfE
contained a huge punch bowl, the CON
l,1ls q which seemed fs 70 lind favor with
NJ IN Mssps Paina paws s tn Og.S 1--WE I'VE
Seigson. Preston. Crawford llray,.,e
yeb5ls Menard Mel. ewore shannon
INA Fuiton ana Garrett of GaIyesfor3.
Nissss Tavlor and MaIr OF Waco. Afissns;
Eebb and Radcliffe Of Kentucky: Miss
HsFe az Mnssachlisette Miss Randal of
NF York Miss Randle of Monterey
Mexico, Miss David OF AIississirpi, Miss
!ukins Of Dallas, Miss Williams Of In
s4sndence. Miss O'Conuor OF Victoria
Es Blocker Of Marshall. Miss Archer
sApstin. Miss Lusk of Brennan Among
tasrs present were DR.. and Mrs Ewing
sNashingtOn, D. c., Mr., and Mrs. Fer
4 g2nd Clegg or Galveston, Judge and
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III THO BABY is CUTTING TEETH
BE sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs Winslaw'H Soothing Syrup.
softens the gums, eTiayE all pain. cures
wind, collie and Is the best remedy Tor
diarrhoea.
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Drew Aldrfrh kidd flfcl,nr4 Franklin
Charles Crane. Charles iustoae, VIII
N" i ts.. htl'us ,i IVY, , stf$R' M
reue5 rrvon. saua NfeIibGnny i.umm
So1is 9oas and others,
NJ, " ,,,-rI- --,,, ,.,,.. ,e,o,,,,,,,.
o,,, - ,..,..,.,,,.
~ "AS III "Vner or "o' "''A'
TN Dtt
90, -
tas is attracting much attention. The
bright. pretty music. the beautiful dances
the pIcttresar,a costumes and NE presence
~ srch = Ia,.,,c ,,,,,,,,c, NJ chil5rcn and
Soang misses end Boys m we c,Er.itib iG,HgS
AMI desire Ia zee iho oBSra Mrs. Matdil
Lee and Miss Burghcim mn the leading
roles and are 700 wei known 10 h{Se
any commentator. The object OF tng
pCtIofnnanees n pute,N 9SnnY N9ltenr, "',f
those who wish 70 help the poor during
'he coming winter
There viii be n sacred concert in tho
Islrgt p...sh,torl,,,. ,,r,,t, rrh,rsdeV even
ing under the direction OF Mlss l.ida Buck
lngham, the leading soprnno 81 the choir
or 5hai chutGh ATS i,uSt,lis 't NO., hon
aiaifltt y its, ,,, ~ orea,, vfniiD
INA e, Wy "a i s',,,s ~ he b@st eleou
tie1lsts in tho civ and the concert Will
DC wen worm uperal pa''''"H'
Literary, Social ana benevolent go
cietIcs.
,-s,.- ..s.,,,,,,s co.,
me Ladies Readlhs LUZ auJourieN III
the year 1898 Tuesday. The next meeting
w og th ea ti4g ri M vim bs tSken no Tie
subject Of devotlng The income. Of the
club TO the purehase OF n99skfs eM ,., "a
maeahlnesi anu .nus uuii iIi,SsssSS p"
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INC uIgh school cub gave very pretty

The High School cub gave q very pretty
dance in the Turn Halle Friday evening
IN which many OF the older young people
participated, and which was very pleas
ant AFFAIR indeed. The parents of the
lads ana lassles who belong p the club
,nothers saw tha8 the tables were b1untl-
fuiIy spread and nicely arranged. Rulte
a large number Of married people enJoyel
l3olsing ia al the lively scene, The young
people present were Misses ME- rfe1 ,rs .
Browne and Byrd oi 1 55,,S,ina ~ DaIias.
Misses Hester Bous Porter Justine
Franklin, Luele Norris Adele ) ana a., Mamie ~
r,,thegs make. Turner, Tmpson, Cara
Taylor Gussle Jones calder r,t An bs G!sSe
T'ss' Alne Knight, Lidstone Burrogghs'
Taylor, Kidd Delesdeneir; Messrs' e sRen,
Ger Hutchlns C0ulson. l;atnasiht 9 f,Ie,ss
smith. III. Kirkland. CocMel, IS, hiev'
Muegge Parks, Lucy W. H. C6a9nk' H. =;
Aiitoheii, Huey, Humason DINING nam
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IN G OClET9('S
Aa..-R G&LA

sing Miss Elsie Schmidt Miss Crawford
W Galveston Miss Syin0r. Afias J5iis
smith, Miss Hume, Miss Blake Mise
Edith Davis Miss Mastarson Miss car
SON Miss Kirkland Miss Marie Davis.
Miss Fem and others
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Mrs j. r. Morris will give a Coming
Out Party in honor af her dauehter,
Miss Lucie Morris Thursday tyebius
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Four Christmas days since tleq have
come and gone. and this Chnstnlns the
baby win be years oid, but the Darlngs
do not csll their gift 'babY" nov They
mined her "Hoge" a beautiful flower
which had bl0omcd on Christmas day
q golden-haired blue,eyed silyer-volced
daughter the queen Of al the Flowers In
the parllngs bouquet As an leyely gow-
ers bow az the r0se'F shrine, aud feel their
souls lifted lp and purified W her presence
So did thia Baby RuHe draw father
mother, sisters and brother and all win
whom she came In contact 10 be her fond
They call her thelr treasure and her
mothers name for her n her hpuse-onue
For wherever mammu goes, Rose ~ with
Ter She wires the dishes, ma sweeps
The stems with her little broom, and saves
nor mamma an the little steps Which wear
the body out She Keeps the house happy
with the music of her voice, singinc az
most ali the time. She niavs with MARI
and jennie fYho love her With their whole
hearts, when they come from school and
when papa returns home tor his daily
work. the little Rose brings her small
rocking chair and sitB close beside him as
he rests IN hts large one.
John Sam and Tom adore TIER little
pet and ALWAYS bring her something home
when they come from their work And
Mollloi Oh how she docs love Molliel
She SAYS she doesn't want 10 be like any
body In the world but just Mollie-her
With her afTecuonate, loyable, baby
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

Drew Aldrlch kidd. Richard Franklin,
lharies Crane, Charles lidstolt, Will
iAius lea Enaus Hpay Green. sam
NoSes, Freeman, Bel HueS, Holt, Law
renee rryon, sam Mclthenny lumm
Botts, Goss and others.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
gmrnp FIrrY-FIvn YaAas AGO.

With beautiful henrt and modest mein
she rules her subjects, q fur young queen