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Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
No Privatesf

The General" tells, with swelling pride, How the fires of battle Eleamed- Of the slaughter of men ''on the other slde,'' As the shell and shrapael screamed; How we charged the foe like the mighty wAvs Of a wild and stormy sea, But, in that rush of true and brave, The Private-where was hey The "Colonel" boasts how his horse fell On Georgia's blood stained hills; How he stemmEd the wave Of lhAI battle hell Averaging his couniTy's ills; How the gnasily hesps of the gallant slain Bestrewed the slippery ground Bnt we study the tragic tale tn vain. There were no Priyates round. Oh, the Majors" sword, it WAS red with gore. And great was the foes alarm. As tn y charged. and halted, and led. before The swing Of his mighty arm; But Freedom burnikhf q her epAulettes, As she swAtted the hosts of sin And the lonely pcnsioner s'iIl forgets That the PnyAtes were not in. How brave they flew, at their country's call, To the outposts, far in front ''9enerals," |" "ColOnels," !" and Majors" all To strive in the battles brunt; And the Captains" stand, ten thousand stror z To tell how the thing was done But where was the Private in that thropgg Alas, there was not one,
 -Cgevelaud Plain DeAler
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
UNCERTAIN.

Husband-Does the new novel turn out hspPilyi Wife-It doesn't say. It only says they were msrried.-Tid-Bits.
 "What, give prize to your soni He persists in doing nothingi" "Wsll, give him the prize for perseverance,, thenP'- Boston Courier.
 Bscon-They say Mrs. 5hrew's mind is all gone. Egbeft-Pm not surprised. She used to give her husband 6 piece of it every day.-Yonkers Statesman.
 J1mmie-Ey little sister knows the Ten Commandments. Robb!e-Humphi that's nothing; I'll bet my little sister knows twenty of 'sm.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
 That new bulletproof cloth may keep
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
Dress
 Goods.

Specials Tn Dress Goods at 35c, were 75c.
 Specials in Dress Goods at 75c, were $l.25 and $1.5o: Specials in Dress Goods at $1.oo, were $2.oo.
 25c fine Satines at l3c.
 soc All Wool Challies at 28c. soc Swivel Silks at 25c. 39c Swivel Silks at 19c.
 1sc Half Wool Challies at 5c. 7sc White Blankets at 3oc pair.
 8oc Grey Blankets at 49c pair.
 $2.oo Grey Blankets at SIPS pair.
 $2.5o White full ll-4 Blank cts at $1.5o pair.
 $500 White full ll-4 Blank cts at says pair.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
Cloak R0On1s.

Special Mark-down Ladies' Capes, $l.39 each, and up to $1o.5o. Half price.
 Special Mark-down Ladies' Jackets, were $3.5o, now $l.5o each.
 Special Mark-down Ladies Mourning Wrappers, were $1.25, now 6oc each.
 25c Bingham Aprons only 14c.
 2sc Embroidered Aprons only 12Hc. 75c Colored Skirts only 3oc. $1.2s White Skirts, 13 inch Hamburg rufles, only 8oc. 1 Greatest of bargains in Ladies Muslin Underwear. See the Silkwear selling a, half price. See the Fabric Gloves that were 25c, now 12 %c pair.
 Parasols that were 5000 now $I.5o. Parasols that were $500 now 98c. Parasols that were $4.5o nov $1.25. l Out-of-town patrons vii receive return fare on pur chases of over 5000.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
FASHION NOTES.
Wanted; An Inventor.

Never were leghorn hats more popu- lar. They are cooked up into all sorts of perky effects and are trimmed efrati- cally. Wherever the brim Is caught up a rosette or a bunch of flowers Is set asainst the hair. Feathers are used and they frequently stand In sentinel fashion, each alone by itself. Narrow ribbon Is used for bows in preference to the sash and extra widths employed a little while ago. Wire covered with silk to exactly match the ribbon Is sewed along the edge to facilitate the handling of the ribbon
 There Is sn opening for some bright man
 ufscturer to devise ribbons supplied along one edge with wire that is made part oi
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18

the ribbon itself. Come on, ye Edisons of
 millioneryl Not all the straw hats are fan
 ciful, however, and many models are seen
 which have been adapted to tailor made
 severity, and there are any numbsr of va
 riations on the tourist shapes carried out
 in straw. The somewhat elderly and port
 ly dame who till now has either had to
 wear trimmed hat or a frivolous sailor,
 Is especially we'll suited by these, and
 little Miss Tsilormade who had vearied of
 sailors is quite herself in the primness and
 good form of an English walking hat
 A new trick makes the upright bunch es of flowers which are so often placed on showy hats look exactly ss If they were in @ vase and not upon 6 stylish bit of head gear. If the hat looks like c piece of art ware, the the head beneath should be e msntel or center table, but that's carrying the reasoning too far for any fashion. These sggressively upright clusters of blooms are very trying to many faces, but they possess a distinct character | which stamps the hat as new and up to | date, hence their prevalence. Hats fol | evening wear in midsummer are generally | email and very dainty affairs are some oi | them. A tasteful toque is pictured here | It Is made of leaves and violets with { | brim of jet and straw braid plested in from | and held in place by fancy jet pins. IT | the back the brim Is very narrow and tn. | garniture consists of a big black moir, | bow drawn through jet buckle and thre,
 black tips spapgled with jet. The ti,
 strings are narrow watered ribbon.
 FLoRKrrK.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18

The Bible in the schools question is up in an interesting way In Chicago, where petition signed by 60, 1000 persons has been presented to the board of education,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18

There are other things than kind words that never die. The Keely motor com pany Is still alive and president of suc- cess. A 2s0 horse power engine has been completed to test the principles on large scale, and the stockholders are assured that the motor will mote inside of two weeks.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
EDITORIAL NOTES.

It is estimated that it has coat $15, ,350,- 900 . year to buy protection from the New York police.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
ANTI-NERVOUS; ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.

Young author tengaging spsrtments)- You have several literary men boarding here, I believe. Mrs. Slimdiet-Yes, quite e number. like literary men 'T am de- lighted to hear 1t !" "Yes, you see, liter ary men never kick when demand cssh in advance. They are used to it."-Spare Moments.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
Basement 0ferings.

25c Japanese Cups and Sauc- CTS, now LOG.
 $l.oo Japanese Tea Pots, now 25c.
 1oc Decorated English) Cups and Saucers now SC.
 LOG Decorated Tea Plates, now SC.
 LOG Stone China Dinner Plates, now 5c.
 JOG Stone China Soup Plates, now 4c. Sc Stone China Individual Platters, now SC.
 .58c large size Jardinieres, now 20c.
 $3.5o fine Decorated Jardin- ieres, now $1.75.
 Cottage Dinner Sets, 'Semi. Porcelain" now $4.5o.
 Adamantine China Dinner Sets, were $l8.oo l12 pieces) now $ll.5o.
 English Decorated Dinner Sets (112 pieces), now $6.e8.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
iSsr--s-~ R9NA '
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grY ayods. $i2fSAE5|6 $4RfyJ&E $i2fSE5|6&
 
 THE PEOPLES DRY GOODS STORE.
 
 Buwng--cEN7ER--A sanag FANCY RARASOLS,
 All Reduced. We have just marked down our entire line of Fancy Sun Shades. All the Novelties of this season at ex- ceeding1y low prices This Is a real re- duction of desirable goods, and if you are in need of 8 parasol it will repay you to examine our line.
 Duck Parssols,
 $1.OO and $1.25. These are the nattiest of this sesson's fads.
 PERSIAN LAWNS. Over 5000 yards 30 inch Persian Lawns, cream grounds with set color dots and very choice lowered designs. Would be a hummer at 124c, but we offer the entire lot at the very low figure,
 Sc c yard. LADLES' NIGHT ROBES. For this week we offer our 50c quality, which are good value at that price, at the low price of
 39c each. These are of extra good quality muslin and run long. NEWS BALBR/GcAN SHIRTS. with French neck, pearl buttons and full line of sizes. Would be good value ct 374c. Until sold, at
 25c each. COUCH COVERS. 15O Full Size Couch Covers, with fancy shaded stripes, big drive, at
 ~ 37c each. At Blanket Dept. 7he LQtestFQd for tie Baby Little Cashmere Socks, in white, pink, blue, black, scarlet and tans. We have . full line.
 HOWE & STETSON.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
NOtiCe.

We have made arrange with Deibel to furnish the following MENU at his restaurant to our out-of. town and city patrons who desire to trade in our store during the greater part of the day:
 Cold Roast Beef, Cold Lamb,
 Ham and Tongue,
 Corned Beef,
 Bread and Butter, Tea, Coffee, Milk,
 Cake, Ice Cream, Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Orange Ice.
 The above Lunch served free to our customers during our Grand Clearing-Out Sale.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18

We have just marked down our entire line of Fancy Sun Shades.
 All the Novelties of this season at ex- osedingly low prices This Is a real re- duction of desirable goods, and if you are in need of parasol it will repay you to examine our line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

Tele G1zll17E People.
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been dresdsil iustraneat 81 i5stUre Sc
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Foeid not knowingly tease . rs.
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aifsed 20 Er4ge matter IN sickness ard
tiie SIN ;qlAA 6, taeaH al may ae as seEl-
Gus "a tassr effect Is the .1-se2se issslf
People Should learn thes tired f0lks
nsgy5us folks and sick folks oftea visa -
bs let asnre. II tAsy want anything they
can usually ass Cor II; and teo much at
ientcn. watching or Questioning hurts
more rhan &. helps Let shAS.ck s5us have
psscs ard q9ie.. let him sleep. faf If De
sleep he shall a. wel''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07
unkina critics.

NilcSgq fsNen3nG POST
Iaaa / daughter to train sesa a wo.
inSa o. The weird. IONS accom- lishusut
above All should bs taught hss--to .s..Ei,,.
hFTasif asreeapie wltsio3t desceuaing -
maze fun * other people. aiuch L not
moss. o. The FUN current among young
Bright r5ple aye given 10 using rheir vat
yaty freely unau others who haes the mis-
fortune % come near them. Women espe5-
lRilx regard the whole world outside their
.nniri e1Aa1e circle aa etsa;ed to AFFORD theta
auigaaiuant not Of The most atuiabie kind
They ara not discriminating enough - sea
what unlerliRs and csfsets me pecullzrigy
~fseh prpv9kes their fun. The il.-drksssi
harrted woman IS commonly trying e ear.
rs affairs whose naraeus her cr,tss wotlia
shirS snanelessly. No wonder Z the brave
splrit STEPS awiSwafliy ana un5eelmineiy
gtder the bad size can bad Just bear uitn
o1' ore4kng. Those WHO bait their fan
on her must laugh ard laugh again IN.
heedihg"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07
PLAYMATE EoR a aAaY.
Tar TAs sunday Posi-

For The sunday Posi-
4 fascinating creature 70 be company
Tor a baby may Sc easily fAshioaed by
eoy sas who knows how to knit.
Knit a strip u pink wool. ten inches
long and four inches wide. Gather this
Into an obiong bail and stun II wth
cotton The legs are made by k1iil.ng n
stripes Of pink and bleck two pieces
three INCHES long, narrowing them slightly
a. the lower end Sew saen 1870 gl6tss
together. and then sew the two legs thiss
made 70 the bottom q the pink bail
Outline. on the hall black eyebrows
red mouth and nose Saw buttons On f6r
eyes. Make head of hair By knitting
some black wool roVtr the Ginger Yoy
can make the creature Into o eJames@ ~
eylsbroiqering a face On either sida
Sew cord, twisted 90 "A the rnlrra
used. IN among the roets % the hair ana
tn onto Il rubber teethlpx ftns.
seg around crown Of head ana the
waist, and where tho toes ought 10 Is
and are NOT, q row Of tlns hrasa siean
belts and YOU win have toy ihat via
please the baby better thsn mlnsA n dis-
snonds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

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THEIR LESSON.

Tlsy ST al TIE tasle. ,hree man rsv
WAR ths giri WHO never had iesrns'
And their easy smiles were a sleht (,
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and every man 81 ths courteous crew
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o. gis5s WHO never hare harmed TO plal
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broke.
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lead,
away to their homes tn ~ j
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His hara-earned wealth would hs tllts1l
away "
On = siri who never had Learned y ~ gis'|
e-sw Yo-k So
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Loxe 81 Hnnnc-


1857 ---l- fft-rtAfs
Df ole suan hab read Md e. gate
9sAl 90 pleasure de HMnstn's 81 &c Way
aiae, All pc wants tsr courage dc be-
lef dat yQl SENS lei n68 81 faEiin hu-
:..Aiiity--and de tiftia tniugs oo lire
tistgrday at de dinner II d ole log
cabin nn's lots oh young ladies' ~ siiin
tux my seat At de he'd o1 de tahle, Afyer
reInArkin on dc Welaer an. 50 fortii--
rite ocfo' dc young ladies--T says ter my
wife, says !, Has yer been ter home ali
day, ny dcara No says she. Use
ennybody dat ycu liked better as 70 seiff-i
Says she. No. nay dear-kase aidn't zee
you: De ole man fist got red 70 de rooss
% te bar, an had e. CRATE big shAkln' IN
de boots when he heegd dem wuds, an
be am feelln dis morniE erbont 40 years
younger.
Try Il oni dat ole chestnut tas de risin'
gtneratiop calls ~; try 4 on. you ole fel-
lers an when de ole woman comes back
a. yer Use aat yer Kin bel yer lie Gar
ehefy Sunday VIII hnb er turkey on az
table. Ole Rire
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I was 1r1cscd by 1ks stcrr 10.
narrated &c ne hy -hnr--s.sa
other day. x ses-ns that srss
has been married. things hags I
from vad 70 worse. n ! -
With herself aud hustaud
excessive and mutual -rs-s.s,,S1
rruhahiy although ehe iear ~
been attributed TO ctne- aus. n
s1pe-S,it.oUs girl this yocrr ~
70 argue f.uen effect 70 rsrss
work and turned ends ruwx-s .{
--i@- = --l'-1a @AAAfEi4 tFc-f one a. 4 I
iuerrAs rseacock feztHe-a ara Al
hnsi sxcrclszi, size hang her 81
c9nsricuoiisiT ove- the isft 49,.
ruirrn-. SSH t..i-zs al zro-s,
Jack came home ora .sisw
found her WIKI trunks r,ar*as II
;1zc.girtpsh. hat and ven -
WHAT'S UpTT was tie ters. ~
an Eciug home size exni,,.'
rfediy. ard I've Vct to cs.sF
train I've dtscorerss ne hs,,.'
the cross-sFe5 baby CT ne ,hlrs a
go away for while. 50 as e =
s7eiL and thsn weiI rave 10 rzars1
be dear. re sure and eoze scru
sur3ayr' "
JACKS rs-o1st-arces were via
fscz. ard The ,oi,oEs-- Su-aar
lowed hsr sae met him with In
eTss ard ~ expression e zu-tni y
her hro~-.
The h9acco szsi rl;rspes uH'' l.
showing him = photograph n Is
Just receswee; Sc ths Two z-frsiI
a soirmr haioraGst wtl, c-osss6
nf that fatetai hzty's picture. ana
clsrei the spell broken sorsra-. 5,
thst Der predictions have heen
s9r 1ars's resent sHsenisti5as karl
e. i,aag1ifesltlT. gs4ith Cart
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07
NAG. AHNRY TAaRnER.
9hr wife Of the frcsiaent,a PEI
waite secretary.

For The sunday Raat.
once more there ia household 10 Wssh.
ing{on oser which the wtfe IS the rrsti.
dents private Secretary oresidea
Th4 wife Of tue trea,dent's private ~.
rrEnfy has COME g ~ lAtrAf fflpl4peed
pfrsQn OF late yearr. ard her position &
Nnique She y Ia the inner clyel6s Nithelt
felpG loaded dosFp With AIRY onIelal cores
80 thai Hne IS realiS 4 Nausan Is -.
eneied Mr4 Thuror however. Il An a..
c0mplishei young woman whd Wal "a
aple 70 give quite 10 much as slie viii
receive. aud FfiNAte aacfetatv Thns
bers homo can npi fau 10 scea.ee cns &,
th0se eentefH q bright aHlnen thaf a Il
possible 70 make Il AaAf nltas,
Ail5 Tnnrpfr eaeht Is IS tsnarallr
rQpular with yVuns peQpie Although
she d the mother 81 four cfiidfeiI 4ta "a !.
an nppearance ~ YOUTH that Il tert
agreeable 10 nttfa.t she alNass toAk
brisk Eart "a society ae1 novel "a fha
circle TO wblen the oldest fauilss4 Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07
rHE I.Asr nAr on THE OLD Wan.


For The Post
TaroaSh t.le frosty air 50 clear ana thin
Dia Yen catch the gleam Of her silver
When ne gates in the east rrss les her
pid she leave no trace II her matches
No s.esm q her golden hair7
And where are the smiles o. her beautiful
As shs passed sarsush the shining asrs
Where the yellow ttnts 81 ne sunset me-,
i9'a y2n esfsa' me last glimpse d her
AZ hss form = bright tosk Is fareuell
Into ~ ehaaows q corning night.
nia W seme to sou With tears il her
Or sls,i surprise. as she swept thFoarh
10 IA tAe eArth hs LAST eooa.bfs
z AID then. Ike her sisters. u saa.sh ana
diee ~
p'a sc ,; sslps ,oe aepsT pa Sc ersns
M sss = i..k you loya mia she bslns
Eais ssa s asnsAtsF q tie saa Old
-Joseohine